Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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Cyan glzaaiclenfl Jlflaaaaga A year comes and a year goes, taking with it this senior class, just one of many, yet in our memories it will remain vividly pictured. As each of us looks back upon the past four years, some of us are proud and contented with our accomplishments, some inspired to do greater things, and some a little discouraged. We realize We have gone through a period in our lives always to be remem- bered, from bewildered freshmen to apprehensive seniors. We have traveled this well trodden path together, building strong bonds of friendship never to be forgotten no matter where we may be. However, we must ever look to the future, for therein lies success or failure. Our responsibilities will be greater than before, yet our opportunities Will be more abundant, but no ,barrier is too great for one with a will to succeed. Our lives from now on Will be what we make them. For the fine cooperation of our fellow students and the committees whose Willing aid was always given, we are sincerely grateful. To those teachers and parents who have watched and guided our progress, our deep appreciation and gratitude will be shown by our becoming successful men and women through our combined efforts. Our ability will be our Wealth. GILBERT HAHN, President of the Class of 1940. Page Fourteen