Fort Peck High School - Dinosaur Yearbook (Fort Peck, MT)

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On November Bth, 1937, a group of enterprising students formed a Journalism club for the primary purpose of publish- ing a school paper, 'The Dredge, The second semester The Dredge' was reorganized and taken over by the American Lit- erature Class. The Press is not only i'ree,- 1t's powerful: and that power belongs to the sehoolo Daniel Boone IBB once asked if he had ever been lost in the woods. No, I never got lost, Boone replied reilectivelry., But I was bewild- ered once for three daysn' 'Hole illustrates the spirit of The Dredge' staff., Sometimes they found themselves in the depts of despair, the offspring oi' fear,a-the fear that they wou1dn't nuke the deadline., Even though. the task seemed great at times, it was worthwhile and a lot of fun after all. First Row: L. to R. Grace Nenns, Margery armstrong, Alice DeTienne, Louise Kelien, Nancy Harding, Rae Jeanne Berube, Edith Norman, Pat Corey? Lielba Vineen-6:0 ' Secnond Row: L. to R., Miss I-Iaolcney, Raymond Roscoe, Darwin Harbioht, Stanford Hall, Bill Zeeissfieeverg Stanley Benson, Boy Temple, John Huetter, Marguerite Giehardo .ggi ' l it i' 'Ig