Kremlin High School - Lair Yearbook (Kremlin, MT)

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ESTHER KOLCZAK KENNETH KOLCZAK Mrs. Winters and Mrs. Kolczak serve approximately eighty in the hot lunch program every day. The hot lunch program follows a pre- scribed menu sent out by the State Department. STAFF Among his many duties Mr. Kolczak keeps the halls bright and shining, blackboards clean, and the furnaces working. CLARA WINTER Page 5

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TLIDE T BODY The entire student body, work- ing together, as a group, sponsored several activities during the 1960- 61 school year. Outstanding activ- ities included several picnics and the carnival. Page 4 Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth understanding. For the merchandise of it is bet- ter than the merchandise of silver, and the gain thereof than fine gold. She is more precious than rubiesg and all the things thou canst desire are not to be compared unto her. Proverbs 3113- 15

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Page 6 P.T.A. 5 TRUMAN STRUCK QE f f i ,,m . Pr esid ent Dorthy McCormick, Sec.g June Johnson, Treas.g Zebbie Canady, V. Pres. The Kremlin School P. T. A. was most active during the 1960-61 school term with seventy-one memberships. They served the G. T. A. banquet in the fall and held a hard times dance this spring. With the proceeds of these two activities and member- ship dues they sponsored a delegate to Girls' State, gave a donation to the I. F. Y. E. fund, awarded cash prizes each month to the class rooms winning room count each meeting, and purchased a set of'Melmac, a service for forty-eight. SCHOCL BOARD I. McCormickg E. Beck, Clerkg W. Rolston, Chairmang N. Johnson. The Kremlin School Board made numerous improvements in and around the school. They blacktopped a playground area, put in new sidewalks, built a new fire escape, and put in a new fire alarm and bell system. The new windows they put in on the south and west sides of the building made a great improvement in the appearance of the school. New black-out shades were pur- chased, also movie screens, flags, for all the classrooms, and a new phonograph for the seventh and eighth grade room.