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

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ll f QI 'H' H H3 lk .:' L' ,evra Tv-1-v We, the class of oo, wlsh to dedlcate the PIOHCCI, to one who has earnestly and sm cexely des oted h1s tlme and energles to almost every actluty of our class He has galned the re oect and admlratlon of each of us by dlrectlng ou1 plays The Inner Wllly and quam Klss and Tell the Cannon Report , and the annual To show our app1ec1at1on, we llCl6DW dedlcate thls book to you, Mr Duane Hoynes DUANE, HOYNES THE Smuon CLASS mg4LLJLg rw-+35 was l The pulpo e of the FO1t Benton Hlgh Sthool PIOIICCI 1 to p10dllLC thlouffh photograph and stone a trea ury of memoue of the mam dCl1X1tl65 durmg the pa t school year We hue llled to coxer each a pect of school llfe ln Ofdel that you I'l1lgl'1t l8Ill6I'IllJ61 Thl 1 S0111 book may Nou enjoy lliclflllg thlough lt THE ANNLAL STAFF 'Q JY' N 'X Q il 6 xv V fl l -5 wi 7 L , ,- Q A v v v 'Fi v v - 'W v 1 7 l - ,..... . . ,L I 4 M J' Nl! ' as - .9 ' H ' N , - r ' ' ' i , a FM ' 'V I ' LQ. a 1,, A . . , D n -. ' 1 lx . . . S4 . ,, . y 1 , I, ' Wm Q, sc ' 99 44 97 , , GN . , uh' ' Q . . M ' I- r, fl i , Y , . r II ' - ' K :lf I! ' '! 1 -M -Nw , lx I5 AAA .IA L A ll 'YYY ff' TTI' f 1'J'i l ' . ,1 E . 4 X' . 1 Q - E as ' ,es : 'F . . Q - O S . A- -' S, S v K , 'l S ' J' ' Q 'Q . ' l S L ' . l 1 ' ' f - s .5 ' Y ' . .. 'S 'S , . . y .

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ADMINISTRATION mc-- Policy making is done by a lay group elected by the public: they also serve as an advisory body for the superintendent, sup- plying local public direction of your schools. Pictured are: FRED ARNST, chairman, ED PETERSON, INGOLF BIRKELAND, vice chair- man, HALDER M. HANSEN, former clerk, W. T. MORRISON, and LEONARD CRANE. Pictured at the right is BRUCE GILBERT, who was appointed clerk by the board to replace HALDER HANSEN, who served as clerk of the school district one for 17 years, before resigning during this year. Local school officials have also been active in state organiza- tions. In December, 1954, Ingolf Birkeland was elected president of Montana School Boards Association, and William Johnstone completed a term as president of Montana Association of School Administrators in January. 4 BILL JOHNSTONE, M. A., Montana State University, Super- intendent of Schools. Projectionists, Student Council, Guidance and Audio-Visual Co-ordinator ,Q Q