Sentinel High School - Bitterroot Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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 T II E b i rr rr e r U O O T Gilbert A. Ketch am Mina I. Carr Mrs. Carrie Gilham Mrs. Florence Keeton Frances Lines Guy T. Stegner Mabel I. Rich Neva Copeland Katherine Craighead Mrs. Winifred Muckler Lyle M. Noble Margaret Ron an Grace Ryon Agnes Scott Hazel Swearingen Mary Harris Edna Mann Agnes Brown II. P. Budewitz Frank Kelley Jean Morgan Mair IIettie Hunt Violet Boileau Lucile Rohrer Elsie Wadell L. C. Ennis Gertrude Clark Harold J. Hunt Edna Jacobsen Audrey Proctor Craig L. Smith Maude Garland Sam Kain I). B. Brown Millard Peterson E. A. Erickson Mila N. Parkin Mrs. Mary Wiengke Paul E. Wilson C. M. Homer Katherine Geiger Helen M. Robson FACULTY Principal Head of Commercial Department Commercial Commercial ...................................Commercial .........................Commercial Head of English Department .......................Dean of Girls, English English ......................................English ......................................English Assistant Principal, Journalism, English English English ........................English Public Speaking, Dramatics Head of History Department ......................................History Citzenship, History Problems of American Democracy .................................History Head of Foreign Language Department, Latin Spanish English, French Latin Head of Manual Arts Department Head of Mathematics Department Mathematics ..................................Mathematics History, Mathematics ..................................Mathematics Physical Education for Girls Coach, Physical Education for Boys Assistant Coach, Mathematics Head of Science Department ......................................Science Science Science .....................................Science Agriculture .....................................Librarian - - - - Secretary

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Another Library View An Hnglish Class Room In the Physics Laboratory

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T II E B I T 'I' E It It O O T PRINCIPAL G. A. KETCHAM You of tin! Class of 1933 have been told so often by so many people that, you are going to find facing you the necessity of creating a new world that you are perhaps in danger of acquiring the idea that nothing that was true in your parents’ world will be true in yours. I believe I can make no better use of the space so kindly allotted to me in your Year Book, than to say that you could make no greater error. No matter what you may do with political and social forms of organization, you will find that reverence and honesty, decency, kindness, generosity and courtesy, in short the whole list of funda- mental human virtues are still fundamental, and that no sort of economic planning or of social-political organization will make a livable world without them. It is the disregard of just these simple things that has brought the present ruin. We shall watch with great interest as you rebuild. Yours very sincerely, G. A. KETCHAM, Principal.