Fort Benton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Benton, MT)

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, ' ' ' ' df? fgmfw, 1 vt-if v ' ' , .Wa gf, M. 0, 'Wt '91, 44. . ,M ' Y I sip ini! f s'..-1 .. ,RA ggiggw. , I I I ,I I I t Q wr 3 ff 's'.,5 W ..s'ff,v . .- 4 'jg ' I-foxffil . 'Q -ax The old fort park. the annually painted the fairgrounds. our own st-hool huilding-these are hut a few of the many sites in historic old Fort Benton whit-h will provide us with innumerahle 1-herished mem- ories in years to come. However. not only do buildings and landmarks constitute a town. but the people themselves. living within it. To our parents and friends we extend our appreciation for making this community such a won- derful plaee in which to live. Thus. to the communitv and town of Fort Benton do we. the seniors. dedicate this yearhook. the Pioneer.

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A C- bvlmerrccm Fur Cggpqm, 'hm il. tin.. am. .. DEDICATION 1 ,Y gm, s , , Q 2 tg V In previous years the school annual has heen dedieated to either a teavher, a student. or to some organization deserving such an honor: hut we, the class of 1951. feel that due respect should go, not to any one of these, but rather to something which has been, and will always he, very dear to our hearts- THE TOWN OF FORT BENTON 3 'W wr U. z TV J ,,,:,-5f- N

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we , .-.... .,,, , 942 i 1 ' S5 'M I .Za M. ..,, Row 1: Fred Arnst, board chairman, Ingolf Birkeland, vice chairman Row 2: Wm. T. Morrison, Leonard Crane, E. M. Peterson Row 3: Halder Hansen, clerk, Bill Johnstone, superintendent SCHOOL BOARD AND ADMINISTRATKON This year. the hoard and administration have had as a major problem the long range planning for liuilding facilities. With a favorahle vote from the taxpayers of 513 to l07, the voters clearly indie-ated their desire to provide additional facilities. The 3150.000 voted will remodel existing classrooms, pro- vide five additional classrooms as well as a more usable cafeteria. Greater opportunities for hoya and girls will result from these improvements.