Butte High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Butte, MT)

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AN ACKNOWLEDGM ENT TT TIsIE CLASS of 1934 wishes to take this oppor- - tunity to acknowledge with sincere gratitude the untiring efforts with which its advisors, Miss Florence Charles and Miss Ethel Blomgren, labored for the betterment of the class interests. Throughout the past four years they willingly gave of their time and effort to all class activities, thus helping them greatly toward success. It was through their efforts that the Junior Prom gained high praise. It was they who engineered a successful Bohunkus Day. Their co- operation Was readily put forth in the furtherance of the Senior playg and the fine morale of the class as a Whole is a reflection of their constructive influence on the other students. I Once again, then, the Senior Class says with simplicity, but with genuine gratitude, Thank you. You have made our class a better one.

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TO THE CLASS OF 1934 ' I 'HE SANDS of your high school days are run- ning low. Soon they will be a memory. We are not satisfied to let you go because, with many of you, we know there is doubt as to the future. We feel that our preparation of you to face the future is very inadequate. But education is life and lasts through life. The majority of you Will never be rich in money 5 but all can be rich in friends, rich in good turns done, in tolerance, and common decency. These are Worth far more than money. If you have these, you need not worry too much about the future. -SCOTT FRIES. NN x X X xx x ww X X X X NN e .,,,, , t o 'xx X ,.,.,, Y N Y Nyx x X XX N

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1 ' 'L L T E 'WZ' ,iizff f 2EiZ?5?-f. f pfifigzggrrf M SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Top row: Miss Blomgren, Faculty Advisory A. Duciclx, Honorary President Miss Charles, Faculty Advisor. Bottom row: M. Xvhitc, Trcasurerg J. VVilliams, Prcsideutg T. VV'irak, Vice Prcsideutg B. Lehwalder, Secretary.