Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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MR. FELLBAUM Mr. Fellbaum is the unseen man behind our entire school system. lt is through work and endeavor such as his that We are able to attend school. His job has been so well done that he is rated high throughout the state as a superintendent. lplls . ,. E , lwiiu ADMINISTRATION STAFF More is done by this group ot people than most of us dream ot. Theirs alone is the respon- sibility of getting supplies to school on timeeot keeping the books straight and the bills paid. Theirs is a job that calls tor care and discretion. Left to right: Mr. lanes. Miss Carter. Mrs. Sieqer, Mrs. Ruvnikar. SCHOOL BOARD The school board must de- cide on what days We Will have a holiday how long our Vacations may last, who will teach us and many other details ff- none too large or small tor their lull consider- ation. Their job calls for a great amount ot foresight and understanding of the students and their problems. Left to right: Mr. Norseth, Mr. Buucus. Mr. Rieqel. Mr. Kind, Mr. Rossiier, Mr. Knox, Mr. Fellbaum. Dr. Biork, Mr. Brown, Mr. lanes, Mr. Reuterduhl, Mrs. Betznet, Mrs. Lurison. PACE EIGHT

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MR. KORN Although Mr. Korn was able to be with us only a very short time, he Won the respect of the entire student body. During the long weeks in the hospital, he was re- membered by the students, who kept him in touch with the school by cards, letters, flowers and other gifts. MR. OGREN School doesnt start at nine and end at four for Mr. Ogren. His days are much longer. He skillfully guides us through four of the best years of our livesg he endures our misbehav- ing and excusesq he keeps the school going even when a basketball game, a play and a pep assembly come on the same day: and he is respected by all. MR. RUSSELL As principal of the air- port school, Mr. Russell has made it one of the finest of its kind in the country. An outstanding record can be noted by the fact that none of his students have failed the federal examinations. Besides being the principal of the school, he teaches welding, helps to train boys for various technical jobs, and gives individual atten- tion to his students. PAGE NINE