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

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DEDICA We wish to dedicate this annual to the person who has served our class throughout the three years he has sponsored us. While hacking our various activities such as the Junior Prom, the Sophomore dance, initiation. Sneak Day, the painting of the B, and heading the business section of our two plays, “The Perfect Idiot” and “A Date With Judy,” he lias earned the respect and admiration of the Senior Class. We hereby sincerely dedicate this annual to Mr. Herbert Berg. —The Senior Class W W W T T T FOREWORD The Fort Benton High School Pioneer records the principal events of the school year in pictures, supplemented by brief explanations. Though the seniors are responsible for its publication, the Pioneer is in reality your book. Your combined activities and enthusiasm make this year a memor- able one for all of us. Your support through purchase of activity tickets makes this annual possible. Now, we supply the pictures; you will supply the memories.

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The reproduction ot Charles M. Russell s WAGON BOSS , which shows freight wagons coming over the Helena Hill from old Fort Benton, was used by permission of Brown Bigelow, of St. Paul, Minnesota, who own the copyright. The senior class wish to express their appreciation to the Brown Bigelow Calen- dar Company and especially to Harry G. Huse, who made this possible. THE PIONEER — ■ Volume XXIX ===== Published by the Class of '53 FORT BENTON HIGH SCHOOL TABLE OF CONTENTS: Chapter I—This Side of the Wide Missouri .. 1 Chapter II—Guides and Government .......... 5 Chapter III—Progressing—To a Certain Degree. 9 Chapter IV—Cheers and Challenges ..........25 Chapter V—Trombones and Tenors ............37 Chapter VI—There Will Be a Meeting......- 47 Chapter VII—Time Out for Talent............59

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