Havre High School - Blue Pony Yearbook (Havre, MT)

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fa-are W. J. SHIRLEY, Superintendent SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE Havre High School has passed through one of the most successful years in its entire history. School life this year has been full of activities, with a more versatile program than ever before. As the years roll by you can look back with pride on the year 1936-37 -the red-letter year of them all ! The many advantages we have inaugurated this year will be vividly portrayed in the pages of the BLUE PONY which, in the future, will serve as an invaluable history and commemoration of our school. I congratulate the Class of '37 on so successfully editing this BLUE PONY. Such splendid work will furnish a guide for future classes to follow. Page Four

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E I..mmI.Iim.I.-H...H..IIml-Im..m.n..m..n.n- .......... ml E MR. ROUBINEICS MESSAGE Progress is the result of the unconquerable spirit of youth. During this period of economic depression, students have been pressing onward because they have a vision and a will to do. No doubt, this attitude will produce more far sighted and more conscientious citizens. Citizens of this type will always be interested in the progress of other students and will work for more progressive schools. I,. F. ROUBINEK, Principal 9 FACULTY Left to right :- lst row-- Miss Cowan, Miss Pemberton, Miss Hove, Miss Baker, Miss Harris, Miss Hulrn. 2nd row- Miss LeClair, Mr. Kiles, Miss Carr, Miss Martin, Miss Mack, Miss Munro, Miss Browne, Mr. Shirley, Superintendent. 3rd row- Mr. Osborne, Mr. Wylie, Mr. Langston, Mr. Egger, Mr. Roubinek, Principalg Mr. Couey. 4th row- Mr. Southall, Mr. Knapp, Mr. Zahn, Mr. Nagel, Mr. Wood, Mr. Bloom. U H..-................ ................mn-...............,....................................................--.H.mmmI--mu-.........-I. -II..................................-..m..- nu .El Page Six