Shelby High School - Coyote Yearbook (Shelby, MT)

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To the Students rsh to congratulate y ou the students o f snerby Hrgh l w l school year hool on completmg a very successfu Sc h ol has become Through your efforts le adrng school rn Mo we have had the opp organlzatron ntana We can porn ortunrty of berng Shelby l-hgh Sc o t wrth pnde that members of th1S 0 OIT.l1ll1T16S b ra rd and great pp Progress wrll conunue to e p e have eahead You the futur e leaders of our socr ty ar know you wrll a duty to perform an meet these oblrgatrons Srncerely yours Chff Olson Prrncrpal d we ofthe faculty u ' ' , u ' a 0 0 . 1 I I .

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CS 1 9 L' 1 . y I s fo s 1 a . N, 4.1 x. W, 1 F i x . aa I W 1 L-ua' ' if 1 -.,. xl . . :. '? g N.-..4'f' ,,-X I , . . y K 1- -1 , ' . Q ' 4' '- 3-u.:. x Q r -n ' Q To the Seniors: The school year is rapidly passing away and soon another fine class will be graduating from Shelby High School. Perhaps it would be more appropriate to say another year of opportunityhas rolled around. Opportunity for all of us to enrichen our lives, to broaden our concepts and to expand our educational opportunities. If we have taken advantage of our good fortune we should be in a better position to enjoy the fine things of life to a greater and more satisfactory degree. The world clamors for engineers, scientists, teachers, men and women of promise who have courage and vision who are not content with life as it is, but prefer to add to it by the fruits of their own labors. The greatest songs have not been written, the finest paintings have not been painted, and the most fabulous inventions in science are waiting to be accomplished. Truly opportunity waits, perhaps for the class of 1957. V,.! : Q' -x u 1 t an .- .m A n I .x A .I nu, v ' Q Q 1 t . QXQ ' Q s x -5 .s, cf 'l. Q x N1 55' ,-E :I . W A ,.-xp M - D. L. Johnson WO ar.. .xo 'QS

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