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MIGHTY, MAJESTIC, s one of the biggest copper piles, itjs one of llze biggest lumber piles. s ll nzillion sacks of sugar. s potentially llll, biggest liwlroeleclrie 1llIIl'l'I'lI0llS8 in the zrorlrl. s n silver rlollnr. s one state west of lllf' zlivizle flllfl one state' l?flXl of Ille fliuirle. 1l,'illL Ellllllrgll nzulerinl left over In nmke a llzirfl sizzle. llmrlnlnl is Robbefs Roost: ifs Vigi- l,llllIIlII6I'. llfs the zvorlrfs largest spring frfnn 1l7lIflClL flows the nziglzly Missouri rznrl turbulent Columbia. Montana is Fort Peelf. llze largest Cllflll- fill tlanz in llze uforlzl. lt's a Cattle rnnclz with llze front gate llzfirty miles from the front porelz. llls a rorleug ills a rlufle ranelz. llgs Olrl Fuitlrful, it's Gunsight l'eal', ills Going-to-llze-Sun Highway. lwlllllllllfl is Cvllllfllf-Y Russell. lfs tlle Richest llill on eurtlzg it's Lust Chance Guleli. ll,s a fifty-llronsflnrl mile trout SlI'l'IIIII. lwtlllrlllllll is tlflareus Daly looking into llze earllr nnrl seeing billions of rlul- Jars in copper. ' -M t ,iff ' if J Q .1
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'Un 95:-Lcficczfion U This year's annual is dedicated to a man every- one who attends Helena High knows . . . Chuck Iohnson, past Math and Chemistry teacher, Frosh coach, Intramural director, present assistant princi- pal, and friend of all. Mr. Iohnson has spent much of his life as aschool official or teacher and has en- joyed his work. Anyone who has any sort of prob- lem can usually be found seeking the consolation of Mr. Iohnson. So it is that we of the Vigilante staff dedicate this 1961 Annual to a man We greatly ad- mire. PAGE THREE
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MAGNETICALLY APPEALING . .. Montana is Big Hole Basin with ten Ihousancl haystachs. lllonlana is a jewel-lilfe mountain lake. Montana is a miner, a cowboy, a lum- berjach, a farmer, a clznle rancher, an lnrlian, a cattle baron, a Vigilante, a roazl agent, a far lrapper, a banker, an oil rlriller, an engineer, an artist, fl solrlier, II lIlI.lli0l1lIll'C. Montana is a pine tree: Montana is a ful steer. Montana is a gold mine, I1 silver mine, a copper mine, a zinc niine, a manga- nese mine, a learl niine. Montana is a ghost town. lt's Grasshopper Glacier, ifs Yellow- stone Park, it's Glacier Park. Montana is a church spire. Itys a school. llls a boy with a rlog anal a fishing rofl. Montana is a scenic it's a cano, ilfs n geyser, ifs IFS a Cherry tree, an ' Ialo, a mzistarfl lovely flower. Montana is all some. Ifs jaw ff' M 1 -1 A . A' ' es 3 Q r A ar A- 1 t. -, W 'V V L, my 1, . xr? , 1 L A . ,A f .g ,r . W ,ji'f A if ki' K,
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