Butte High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Butte, MT)

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Binder, Frances ' 'Midge' ' Iiobhy-Football mon. Popularity is pow- er. Bjorkman, Carl Swede Hobby-Fisllingz. ' 'Sill4,'0l'lij' gives wings In power. Blaise, Marjorie NA11l'T'g0, ' Holihy-Dancing. Goorlnessistl1ce only lIlV1'Sl'lllk!lli ihnll HL-ver fAlllIS.H Bonetto, Quelfo Que-lin l-loblny-Kinross wlmt. Ho is n :nun who nu-ts like one. Bordner, John .ln4'k llulnliy-lYullci11g. A 5:0011 sun lllll'liL'S n gmul lm-sh:1nd. Brennan, Michael Mike Ilohhy-Sports. Careful in choosing: his cnc-mis-S. Bishop, Margaret liIurg Hobby-liiozming low. Girls we love for what 1-lley ure. Bjorkman, Evelyn HEY, , Hobby-Skating. ' 'The quiet kind whose nature never varies. Blewett, Lois Lois Hobby-Sailors. f'Evcn though van- quished, she could argue sl in Bonner, Catherine ' 'Ca sep' ' ' I-IobbyQD a n vi ng. A glad heart nmkes :1 sunny countenance. Bowden, Elizabeth ..1b,, Hobhy-Studying. 'A laugh is worth ax hundred groans in any m:u'kvt. Brisbin, Marguerite ' 'Margie' ' Hobby-Hiking. Nothing as uncom- mon ns common sense. T h er, , c 0 V Ei L B L 1 T E x X X mrs A New NL :-J 433: X X xx

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Campbell, Dorothy Dot Hnlulmy-Pluin fun. XVhy Inlco life seri- ously! You'll never get out of it alive. Cannon, Bob ' 'Bob' ' Hobby-Billie. Never trouble trouble till trouble iroublvs you Carlson, Creighton ' 'Creighton ' ' Hobby-Doing things. Idle people have the least leisure. Cartwright, Edgar H1-Ja Hobby-Working. The noblest min L1 the Lv o s t contentment. has. Chinn, Howard ' 'Slmnglmi' ' Hobby-Smiling. Happy he who can live in pence. Christie, Alex ' 'Bud' ' Hobby-Sleeping. f'Be prudent in not being too trusting. X,-.km X N ss s55:iiSC:-4 N X'-.,s.f:a'w. -'ea Xt-lx... D.-xggikiilsfex Cann, Hazel Grundy I-Ioliby-Horseback riding. Is there u heart that music cannot melt. Carkulis, Constantine A 'Gus ' ' Hobby-Cars. From little things men go on to gi-ea-L. u Carlson, Eva Scofc11y' ' Hobby-Skating. What is good is well liked.' ' Chamberlain, Noma L KNOHIHII I I-lobby-Music. Beauty is u good let- ter oi introduction, Chinn, Sue Susie Hobby-Sewing. She who is lmppy is rich enough. ' ' Christie, Mary Lois Lois Hobby-Reading. The only way to have Il friend is to be one. , l lsfl ITN 5 ii ff' f ii.i i j- . ..s..,,, L up .zlifb -T EL. . . x x x X i