Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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PAGE SIX lin memnriam In having this page in memory ot Mr. W. W. Wahl we are doing a very small thing in comparison with his dedication ot his entire life to teaching. The general chairman of the Vigilante Parade for many years, Mr. Wahl helped the students of HHS produce the parade which has gained an outstanding reputation. The Wahl Cup, to be presented annually to the class representing the largest number ot prize Winning floats, presented for the first time last year, accorded him the honor of a special trophy. I-le was born in Sprink county, South Dakota, April 25, 1886 and died in Helena, Iune 15, 1954. He began teaching in eastern Montana in 1921, became principal of Boulder public schools in l923 and served as prin- cipal of Beaverhead County High School from l929 to 1935. From 1935 to 1944 he was principal of Helena High and mathe- matics instructor until his illness. Thus, we would like to set aside this page in his memory.

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MR. OGREN A friend to all students, Mr. Ogren has helped us during our past year of school. He is ready to help us with any problem that may arise. Next year the problem of a new high school will face him, but We know that he will run it as smoothly and efficiently as the present high school. MR. RUSSELL The airport school has be- come one of the best of its kind in the nation under the guid- ance of Mr. Russell. Besides being principal of this school Mr. Russell also teaches Weld- ing. Since he took over in 1946 he has worked tirelessly for continued betterment of the school. MR. BOTTOMLY New this year to HHS, Mr. Bottomly has done an excellent job. He has earned the respect of students and teachers alike. Making out absence slips, help- ing students check on neces- sary credits and plan courses are just a few of his many du- ties. Mr. Bottomly has proven able to carry out his many jobs in the best way for all involved.