Sentinel High School - Bitterroot Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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200 Classes Daily Mr. Brookic's auto-mechanics course, one of the most popular in the school, offers practical training for boys interested in entering the field. Mr. Cusker, chairman of the science de partment, has a genuine interest in his students and their parents. He feels the most important addition to the biology classes is the BSCS text book which is oriented around a central theme of ecology, the relationship between a living thing and its environment. Sentinel is in the process of expanding course offerings. The administration and faculty would like to develop a humanities class which would cover art, music, and literature. A forestry course is being considered, and at the present time the vocational agriculture department is using 80 acres given it at Fort Missoula.

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Miss Florence Brinton English, department head t)ave Andrew speech, English contemporary pijPblems nnr. geometry, alEjw Mr. Erwiff'ltv American history Dawes office ) Miss Jean Crawle' shorlk bookkeeping Sentinel Faculty Teaches Over

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Mr. Frank McElvjSin algebra, geometry Mrs. Margaret Lundberg guidance Mrs. Ruth Forssen study hall Irs. Helen Sough typing Mr. George Hayes business office Rose Mart f ban history, jary problems, lent chairman Mr. Daniel Low French Iren Johnson |Mr. Donald Lgwston guidance .