Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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TABLE of CONTENTS SCHOOL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN CLUBS MUSIC COMMUNICATIONS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX f FlflLF CEimiRY OF PROGRESS Douglas Gnnr m 4

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DELLA VE CARR MARGARET LUNDBERG PARKS WHITMER Girls' Adviser Freshman Boys' Adviser Girls' Adviser Jhulif cl tjolduL dnnwcAAaJiif Change has been a prominent feature of the curriculum of the Missoula County High School during these FIFTY YEARS OF PROGRESS. Some people no doubt believe that modification has come too easily, and in a random matter. Others believe that though innovations have oc- curred, tradition has placed such a heavy hand on practice that change has been slow and inadequate to meet the needs of a rapidly changing society. Regardless, whether change is viewed as slow or rapid, as random or considered, com- parison of educational achievement provides convincing evidence that Missoula County High School ranks high among the comprehensive high schools of the nation. Such achievement could have resulted only from a long period of invention, adaptations and dissemination of good educational practices brought about through the cooperative effort of diligent Trustees and highly skilled staff members. h. BEARY Members of the school board from left to right: Ed Hamel, John Schroeder, Mrs. Helen Laurie, business manager; Har- old F. Cain, president; D. H. Beary, principal; W. T. Boone, Mrs. Adeline Bartron, secretary; Michael Sayer. Not pic- tured: H. R. Dix, vice president.