Montpelier High School - Idamont Yearbook (Montpelier, ID)

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Success came readily through the combined ef- forts of all the Senior Class members, and their advisors. Led by ,lim Rich, president, Gordon Keetch, veep, and Terrell Skinner, secretary, the class was off to a good start. Mrs. Christine Mich- aelson and lVlr. A. M. Rich were the advisors who led the class to score victories in all that they did. The Senior Class Assembly was voted by popular majority lverball the best ever put on. The Seniors of 1960 will leave the hallowed port- als of lVl.H.S. and take with them many wonderful and happy memories. Never again, after high school graduation, will these few young adults have with them the living, glowing memories of the past four years. The assignments, parties, dances, Senior trips, and collection of money leave many things to the underclassmen to desire. Some of our out- standing events in the four years we were at lVI.H.S.: we went to Lagoon, the only class to do this, and also have the reputation of starting the Sophomore Hop. Our best wishes to the class of 1960 and we give our sincere desire in hoping that the future will hold the happiness of the past four years.

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S ,O o 4' ff' I s X 1 I e l :ll I J I . Q 'n ,Mn i r 'J I 1 'B -e.,,,..:r'g:D The slate and writing tool are representative of learning in the past. With these simple tools the children still learned. Today, our means for educating are varied and often they are expensive. But, they serve their purpose-they bring us to a greater height of learning. Whether a beginning fresh- man, struggling sophomore, yearning junior, or satisfied senior we must push on with pioneering spirit. ,147

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Barbara Aland lVlarvin Alleman Richard Anthony Hal Arnell Allen Bagley James Aland Gloria Allred