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

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Awards To Deserving Students Thrilled, Marilyn McDede accepts the VFW Auxiliary Scholarship from Mrs. Chris Nagengast. Dan LaBelle admires journalism Silver Key Award, presented by Mr. Madden. Dola Wilson congratulates Carl McCoun after pre- senting him with the VFW Scholarship. RIGITT, Annual Staff members get awards for many hours of work. With pride Tim White accepts the American Legion Leader- ship Award from Mr. Godfried as Joei Beauregard watches. 19

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Seniors’ Last Class Fling Seniors enjoy bowling tournament at all-night party sponsored by Kiwanis. Following commencement exercises on June 1, 1965, the Kiwanis sponsored an all- night party for the graduating seniors. Lunch was served in the junior high school cafeteria. The seniors were then transported by bus to Benton Lanes, where several hours were spent in a most invigo- rating bowling contest. After returning t o the school, a full- length movie, CHARADE, was shown. A short dance followed at three-thirty in the morning. A delicious breakfast was served, and at five o'clock nearly thirty weary ex- seniors departed from their much-loved school. Sherry Loyland was supposed to be bowling, but her attention evidently'wandered to playboys Doug Stovall and Larry Pope. Tom Tope, Cary Flom, and Jerry Habel enjoy a hearty Breakfast As usual, Carl McCoun with a girl. This to the beat of the Beach Boys. time its Monda Kalanick. 21