Helena Middle School - Reflections Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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Principal Vice Principal ; sy:x,u.,i!S Mr. Winslow Counselors Mr. Cummings Mrs. Criswell Office Staff Mr. Shone Mrs. Wiedbusch x kk I Mrs. Beaver Mrs. Durand Mrs. Schurg

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' PKJMJPACS MeSSA( S Through the efforts of Mrs. Zueike and the yearbook staff, this year ' s Re- flections has sought to place emphasis on creativity, a subject often men- tioned in educational circles. To be creative is to open one ' s mind to new approaches in solving problems, using one ' s imagination in expression, work tasks and communication. Most of you people, the students, have been conditioned all of your lives — by parents, teachers, clergy, and others — to respond to situations in a manner that is predictable, acceptable, and structured. This has a tendency to create indivi- duals who have not had the opportunity to foster creativity nor to look at things without the restrictions placed upon them by society. As you survey the contents of this yearbook, we hope that it brings you fond memories of the school year 1980-1981. Years from now, as you look back to this time in your life, you should be able to say, 1 have had the structure, habit, and self-discipline to become a constructive member of society, and was afforded the freedom to develop the open-mindedness, imagination, and independence to do something truly creative.

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v Ntta Brohman fvffsT ' Connole Mr. Connole Mrs. DeKam Mrs. Dickman Mr. Dooley Mr. Dotter Irs. Erickson ' ' Mrs. Hansen Mrs. Hodgman Mr. Horton Mr. Howe Mr. lewell Mr. Johnson Mr. Kelm Mr. Lebrun Mr. Leonard Mrs. McCallum Mr. McGrane Mr. Meet] Mrs . MorganJ Mr.TlSrWIlneim Mr. O ' Leary