Montana Standard Extends Best Wishes for the Future
The Montana Standard thanks departing students and paper carriers for their service and recalls their achievements and plans. Young workers note lessons in money management, responsibility, and public service learned through routes, school activities, and sports, with many pursuing college and coaching or leadership roles.
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Montana
Montanan student profile with leadership and club honors
A Montana Standard carrier highlights extensive school leadership roles and honors. He lists positions in National Honor Society, Class Officer and Student Council, Mu Alpha Theta, Elks events, and State leadership contests, plus academic scholarships and senior royalty. He notes hobbies in electronic engines and emphasis on meeting people, saving money, and responsibility.
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Butte High School
MuAlphat Theta
Elks
Montana Society of Professional Engineers
University of Denver
Montana Standard
Paper Route Teaches Responsibility and Income Skills
A student describes earning income through a paper route while attending school. They learned to collect money, pay bills on time, and fulfill customer expectations, gaining responsibility and work ethic through the experience.
Paddie Club and Rifle Club Members Plan Vocational Service
The note mentions Paddie Club Intramural Basketball and Rifle Club planning to attend Vo-Tech School to complete military obligation. It reflects on a paper route as a business experience teaching customer satisfaction and financial management and describes using earnings for education.
My Paper Route Helps Me Meet Anaconda’s Citizens
The paper route provides financial support and broadens contact with people from diverse backgrounds, including Anaconda's notable residents and community figures.
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Anaconda
Senior Student Leader and Athlete Earns Shrine Game Chance
The student council representative and president in senior year won the Elks Leadership Contest and the Tim Quane Memorial Award as MVP. He will play in the East-West Shrine Game and plans to study civil engineering at Carroll College. His paper route funds his spending money, community contacts, and responsibility development.
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Elks
Tim Quane
Carroll College
Route of Service Teaches Responsibility and Promptness
The speaker reflects on how their route has offered opportunities to meet people and serve them, instilling a sense of responsibility, promptness, and the value of doing a job well.
Whitehall Student Reflects on Diverse Campus Roles
A Whitehall student recalls three years on the basketball team at Whitehall High School plus one year as a football manager. Involvement with 4H for a decade, Pep Club, Boys' State in 1967, and leadership in budgeting money provided broad opportunities to meet people and gain profitable experience.
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Butte High School
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