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

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Principal’s Message Congratulations to the Class of ’85!! Hopefully you can look back on the past twelve years as productive and memorable times. Good luck and may the future bring the best to you all. I hope all of you at Hardin High have enjoyed your year and have met some of your personal goals and set new goals for the future. Hardwork and dedication will make us all better citizens and Hardin High School a better system. Cherish these times and get involved in as much as you can-time passes you by quickly. Good luck. Don Gilbertson Principal Superintendent’s Message Individual memories built with pride always make proud schools. Hardin High School provides many opportunities to form new memories. Memories that should be strong with pride. Pride in a school must be built upon a foundation of many things. Extracurricular activities, classes, dances, and student organizations are all sources for building blocks of pride. • As each of you adds to your memories, the pride in Hardin High School will be stronger. Build yourselves and we will all be proud. Rod Svee Vice Principal’s Message My second year in Hardin High School has been an exciting and rewarding year. It excites me to see the great strides that has been achieved through you, the student body, in all areas of interest. I am proud to say that 1 am a part of Hardin High School, but most of all I am proud to be directly associated with the students of this school. Seniors, be proud of where you came from, and underclassmen look forward to making next year even better. Respectfully yours, Kim Anderson 5

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Chairman's Message The passing year has once again brought positive, progressive activity throughout our school districts. Students, teachers and administrators and people of our community seem to have a good attitude about our schools. There is a genuine desire for providing quality education. Although this desire is not something new. There appears to be a renewed emphasis on providing the best education possible for our youth. The children of our community do richly deserve and desperately need the best education we can give them. The entire school community gives of themselves year after year to achieve this purpose. This year let us be thankful for excellence in our school system. The Board of Trustees will continue to the best of their ability, to provide the necessary tools, facilities and staff to insure excellence in education to all children of our school districts. Joseph V. Koebbe Chairman, Board of Trustees c o School ‘Board Districts 17-H and 1 School Board: Seated left to right, Harvey Pitsch, Chairman of the Board Joseph V. Koebbe, and Lambert Vandersloot Jr. Standing left to right, Donald Beary, Wayne Moccasin and Jim Herbel.

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Keeping the building clean takes a Couch ojClass What a mess this building can become by the end of the day or after a basketball game, but Head Cifctodian Harold Timmons and his assistants Patty Davis and Ramone Gonzales always have it whipped back into, shape and ready to go for the new day. Thanks Harold, Patty and Ramone for your special touch of class.