Plentywood High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Plentywood, MT)

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ea TO MRS. PALUTZKE: WITH APPRECIATION AND LOVE FOR HER MANY KINDLY AND HELPFUL SERVICES AS TEACHER AND FRIEND: WHOSE WISE COUNSEL, ENTHUSIASTIC LEADERSHIP, ENERGETIC PARTICIPATION IN SCHOOL AND CIVIC AFFAIRS, AND CONTAGIOUS GOOD-HUMOR HAVE IN- SPIRED AND CHEERED TEACHERS AND STUDENTS ALL, WE DEDICATE THE 1954 TREASURE CHEST. The Senior Class 1954

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 jroreivo m Through the gears ike (leisures a id treasures ofPlentiwoJ nion School will become hot dim MfeftnelmM?rfes. toh TR£ SUH[ CHEST mill preserve ini recapture sm of these rmones.

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