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SPRING 0F '87 Supt. Steve Cascaden, Governor Schwinden. and Senator Cecil Weeding shown cutting the riboon at the GCHS re-dedication. Class of 37 : Clara Kountz Thompson, Dorothy Wickren, Virginia Byrd Crossno, Hope Bascon Shook, Shirley Stinebaugh Gruber, Eloise Hastings Saylor, Forest Spracklin, Dora Coulter Swanser, Janet Miller, Jessie Saylor Shawver, Amy Buffington Crane, Earl Atchley, Dick Gibson, Jack Kirby, Mary Billings Hansard, Edward Saylor, and Clark Mumion. Fern Schillreff GCHS BUILDINGS SURVIVE 50 YEARS The class of 1937, after a long await and great anticipation, became tne first class to ever graduate from Garfield County s newly built high school. Years have passed since then. Those graduates have made their own ways in the world. This sum mer, after fifty years, the Governor was called in, speeches were given, refreshments were served, and the building re-dedicated. All this “hoopla0 for a tattered, faded old building, its appearance changed and out-dated. It is not the most visully appealing high school in Montana. Somet3.roes it is even snickered at by visitors, or even residents. Though the paint may be peeling, the plaster cracked, che boiler always on the °fritz , plus the inevitable evidence o'f destructive kids, GCHS has always given its students a unique experience, a quality of education not found in other schools. This good old school building has seen us through 50 years and we are looking at better years to come. Or course, the addition of two pop machines and a student phone was a step in the right direction. l
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SPRinO BfilflGS music The notes, rising and falling, harmonize, filling the empty halls. No, it isn°t the M etropolitan 0 pera or' Grand Symphony Hall- GCHS is having the annual Spring Concert. Parents and grandparents, friends and neighbors, gather in the multi-purpose room, April 26, for an evening of instrumental and vocal performances. This, however, is not the highlight of music for the performers. In a few weeks they traveled to Miles City for the District Music Festival. There, they gave their best for a shot at State. Gina FitzGerald, Tony 0 Conner. Shan Wniteside and Rhonda Phillips {pictured at right] headed for Billings to State Festival with stars in their eyes. 2
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