Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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OUR GRATITUDE IS GREAT We are glad we have the good people who serve us the hot lunches in the cafeteria, and who keep our building warm and clean. Thanks to Mrs. Garlington and to Charlie Mothka and their helpers.........

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 TYPING TYPES Below are Miss Kathryn Gieger, librarian; Miss Leila McDonald, school nurse; and A. T. Therriault, business manager. Except for C. C. Shively, all the teachers in the Commercial Department teach typing. At the far left is Mrs. Dean Pachico, who also was responsible for courses in general business and commercial geography. The mother of a five year old boy, she came to MHS this year from Dil- lon. She was sponsor of this year’s active Junior Class. Mr. Shively, the only guidance teacher in any Montana high school, came here from Cali- fornia. He taught students salesmanship and mer- chandising and obtained jobs for them. School credits were offered to those working at these jobs. Mr. Shively also interviewed junior and senior boys and offered guidance pertaining to school and social problems to them and others. Others pictured are Mrs. Carrie Gilham, also shorthand instructor; Guy Stegner, who taught bookkeeping and coached for track; and Mrs. Jane George (the former Miss Jane Mee) who was in charge of shorthand and sponsor of a Girls' Club committee. OUR SCIENTISTS Teaching the intriguing details of different fields of science were responsibilities of these well-liked teachers. They are Carroll Miller, chemistry and al- gebra instructor and sponsor of Pep Club; Paul Wilson, physics and aeronautics teacher and spon- sor of the Radio Club; and Miss Marie Ray, bi- ology teacher, sponsor of the Student Council Welfare Committee, and a promoter of the Junior Red Cross. They also include Millard (Pete) Peterson, biology teacher and sponsor of the National Honor Society; and John Dratz, general science teacher, line coach in football and sponsor of the Tennis Club. SOCIABLE SOCIAL SCIENTISTS Sociable social scientists from left to right are C. B. Worthen, world history teacher, manager of school movies, and an avid stamp collector; Mrs. Millard Peterson, history instructor; and Miss Agnes Brown, head of her department and teacher of international relations and a new and very popular social studies course for freshmen. Others are Ralph Soroos, U. S. history teach- er, assistant track coach, and sponsor of a S. C. committee; Robert Watt, sociology and economics instructor and sponsor of Camera Club and Chess Club, and Ed Buzzetti, sociology and economics teacher and coach for the A basketball team and the B football team. Mrs. Peterson, the wife of one of our biology instructors, substituted for Joe Ryburn at the beginning of the year. When Mr. Ryburn resigned, she took his place.

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