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

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I) K I) ( (Wl' ( O We, the class of 1956. wish to dedicate this, our “Pioneer,” to one w ho has served the community of Fort Benton, the school and our class for eight years. Through his efforts he has gained the respect of all. Wishing to thank him for the guidance he has given our class, we respectfully dedicate this l ook to MU. WIMJ.VM pIO'UXHTOXK —The Senior Class F (y it k vy () u I) Memories are things to be treasured al- ways. Through this book we hope to preserve some of the memories of this school year so that you will be able to enjoy them in the years to come. We have tried to get a fairly representative picture of the activities of this year. We hope you enjoy this edition of the “Pioneer.” 2 —The Annual Staff

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'Pia tee% cte THE 1956 PIONEER VOLUME XXXII - Produced by the Class of 56 Fort Benton Fligh School DOUGLAS TOWNER, Editor THERESA JOHNSON, Copy Editor KATHLEEN LA BARRE, Layout Editor JOHN WATSON, Artist DUANE J. HOYNES, Advisor [ Dedication and Foreword....... 2 Administration ............... 3 Faculty ...................... 4 II Senior High ................... 7 III Athletics ....................17 IV Music ........................27 V Activities ...................33 VI Junior High ..................51 VII Grade School .................59 68 Sponsors

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AD.MIV rUA'l'fOV Board Members Leonard Crane, Fred Amst, Ingolf Birkeland, Ed Peterson, and Kermit Olson dis- cuss school problems at a board meeting. This group determines school policy and acts as an advisory body for the superintendent. Officers of the board are Fred Amst, chairman and Ingolf Birkeland, vice chairman. Ed Peterson, Ingolf Birkeland, and Kermit Olson view the results of the school bond election in which high school district voters approved plans for a new senior high. Bruce Gilbert served the board as clerk. Bill Johnstone, M. A., Montana State Univer- sity, Superintendent of Schools, Student Coun- cil, and Guidance.