Hardin High School - Big Horn Yearbook (Hardin, MT)

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School Board At the expiration of their term of office, rwo members, Mr. Sam Denny and Mr. Darroll Warren retired from the Board of Directors of School District 17-H. Mr. Denny had served on the board for a period of sixteen years, the last ten as chairman. Mr. Warren had been a member of the board for nine years. He was vice-chairman at the time of his retirement. During their tenure, the schools of Dist. 17-H have made phenomenal growth, necessitating an extensive building program. Additions were made to the elementary schools of both Hardin and Crow Agency. An elementary school was established at the site of the Yellowtail dam; and MR. sam DENNY, Past the new high school building was opened chairman for ciasses in the autumn of 1961. DR. R.W. MILLER MR. DICK WILLETT, Vice-chairman MR. ED MILLER MR. GEORGE ROGERS MR. FLOYD SLATTERY, Chairman MR. EVERETT DULLIS MISS MARJORIE STAUDENMEYER, Clerk

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Superintendent’s Message If we are to maintain the dominance that democracy brought us, we must make good our declaration that all men are created equal and see to it that all boys and girls have an equal chance. Experience has taught us that equality of opportu- nity lies through education. Deny education and you have denied all. Education is our most important concern. Never has there been such an interest in schools. From every side come criticism and suggestions. Some way our children must be prepared for the future but they cannot be as specifically prepared for a specific future as people used to think they could. Who, forty years ago, could have planned a curriculum that would have prepared our boys and girls for the realities of today? All the teacher can do is to inculcate certain attitudes and values, certain habits and ways of thinking, which he hopes will help the boys and girls meet whatever problems they have to face when they become adults. Principal's Message H.R. Salyer, Superintendent Administration Jr. High's Message To the Freshman Class: You have now completed the transition from grade to high school. If you wish success in your next three school years, try WORK. There is no substitute for it. Luke Dyche, Junior High Principal The revealment of the formal educational acquirements of any individual must await the passage of time. This yearbook discloses many of the learnings of immediate dexterity, both mental and manual, and some few of the philosophical knowledges attained in the class of journalism. It is an expressed hope that the coming years will reveal still more of these learnings. P.M. Goller, Senior High Principal

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MR. BECKER-Mathematics MR. BENNETT-Mathematics MRS. CORSANT-English III MR. HARLIN-Social Studies MR. CARLSTROM-Mathematics MR. GESUALE-History MR. BROSTEN-Vo-Ag. MR. DRACON-English II MR. HORMANN-Ind. Arts