North Toole County High School - Caprock Yearbook (Sunburst, MT)

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gn Wen? orzdm The class of 1965 presents this page in memory of a former teacher, Mr. Jack Kline, and alumnus, Larry Carroll. Although they have left this earth in person, both have an everlasting nitch in our hearts and minds. MR. .TACK KLINE LARRY CARROLL I ceasedg and, through the breathless hush that answered me, the far-off rush of herald wings came whispering like music down the vibrant string as of by ascending prayer. Edna St. Vincent Millay

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Strong the rocks stand ' symbols of strength and durability. The torturous elements attack their rigid structure, but still their sturdy shapes remain. And so it is with man. The weathering forces of life attack and threaten to destroy him, but if his feet stand on the solid rock of education, his ingenious mind is able to cope with these forces. North T oole County High School is a large rock. Here, students find that education is a must for them in order to live to the fullest extent in their world. With this in mind, the Senior Class of 1965 1 presents this record of our Scnssiiyesi. i M ' ' l i ff? V' , vi IM .jtiyf 1 ..4, P Q ef ,W Ja ft . f, .af ,Q e iii' 8. i' ,J QV

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? - PRIDE IN HIS WORK CZ -' ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP LI - UNDERSTANDING f - LIKEABLE AND LASTING FRIEND QS - SCIENTIFIC ATTITUDE c - CHEERFUL IN HIS WAYS A - HELPFUL TO STUDENTS r - RESPONSIVE TO STUDENTS NEEDS a - AMBITIOUS m- MODEST PERSONALITY m - MANAGING OUR EVERY DAY PROBLEMS e - EVERYONE APPREOIATES HIM c - OAPABLE I - KIND AND COOPERATIVE Zeofcafzbn We, the annual staff of 1965, gratefully dedicate this CAPROCK to Mr. Paul Schrammeck, principal of North Toqle County High School. Always on hand to aid any student in need, he is a sincere and dedicated teacher and administrator. Mr. Schra1'nmeck's varied duties during the day include teaching several math classes, presiding at general assemblies, and performing the many other jobs con- nected with his post as principal. T 5