Butte High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Butte, MT)

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Hedin, Gladys Glad Hobby-Studying. If silum-0 were gold- en, shi' would be :I zuidns. Hennessy, Joseph Juv Iloblmy-Cent1':rI girls. A good mam IIOSSCSS' es u kingdom. Hereth, june .luni0 Holrby-Lnughing. Fx'ivml:-zllip is con- stant in ull things. Hill, John ' 'Bus ' ' Hobby-Luis. On your aim may depend your fume. Hirsh, Clifford ' 'Cliff' ' Hulrhy-lllodel T's. 'UAH' knowledge be- gins with wouLlc1'. Hoar, Lorimer P:intyw:1ist Hobby-Skating. There is 110 end of the brilliu-nec or the VIL- rietyf ' Heikkinen, William XVill Hobby-Hi ki ng. His few faults are outnumbered by his many virtues. Hensley, Vernon Vern Hobby-Reading. He is ever precise in promise keeping. Hicks, Ann K'Anu Hobby-Boys. For nature made lier what she is. :incl 11e'e1' mucle such another. Hinch, James ' 'Hincli ' ' Hobby-Football. Men have been known to be successful in work they did11't en- JOB'- Hitchens, Russell Russ'l Hobby-Shoes. He puts himself up- on his good l,J8l1il,Vl0l'.H Hoar, Noami UNR1, Hobby-Typing. Better the lust smile than the first laughter. A QT ei on Vu E u Lu L I T E 22-51 Q iiafls ixfilx :QS is S

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x x za-:3 tx ,. i FU l 1 f 1757 '15, sl, mi- SX.- N . 1fi.T h Q C O V E L L I T E Pi? X.. xxx.. . W, . , . vw -. . .W Hannifin, Lois Hamnifin' ' Hobby-Lnugliing. Be good und refrain not to do good. Harrington, Kathleen HKRYH Hobby--Boys. XVe are never so happy or so unlmppyus we suppose. Harris, Jean Jean Hobby-Such things. Silence never bc- trnys you. ' ' Hartz, Margaret J. .ipcggyn Hobby--Dan4,:ing and hiking. A thing of bounty is si joy forever. Hastie, Jimmie ' 'Jim ' ' Holwliy-Footlmull. . I3u prudent in not. lu-ing too quirk to luke sides. Hayes, Kathleen E. Kay Hobby-Tennis. Eyes ure the win- dows of the soul. T' Hanson, George T. ' 'Hannah' ' Hobby-Radio. ' 'Great umn cannot but result from high thoughts. Harris, Eugene B. A KGETIEE, l Hobby-Basketball. One num in his time plays many parts. Harrison, George Harrison Hobby-Argnilig. Usually we praise to be praised. Hastie, Bill Bill H0l1b!'-Getting high grades. Let every nm-n be nnvster of his time-. Hawke, Marjorie ' 'Blondie' ' l'I0l1llj'-ilill'S. Fair words glnddl-u so muuy liezirtsf' Healy, Vivian B. iivivw llolwby-Back seats. Nothing is impossi- ble to an winning heart. X

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The C O V E L L I T XE Hoen, Kenneth Kennie Hubby-Muvhini-S. Blum with plain run- snu and sober sense. Hollahan, Alice ' ' Curly' ' I Hobby - Piano play' Jug. ' 'Success the rs-- wnrd of diligence. Holm, Ellen MEIN Hobby-Swimming. 'AA sweet expression is the highest type of loveliness. ' ' Hooper, Edward lid Hobby-Being merry. From ai little spark may burst: Z1 mighly l'l1ll1lG. Horst, Elizabeth Betty I-lobby-Sports. ' ' Patient eudurzuxvu nttnineth to all things. Hunt, Howard ' ' Squeaky ' ' Hohhy-XVomen. He is well paid thu-I. is well satisfied. Holbrook, Frederic ' 'Tub' ' Hobby-lXIzi1'y. To please universal- ly, we must be pleased with ourselves und oth- ers. Holland, Margaret ' 'Mugs' ' I'IolJby-Studying. A true friend is for- ever u friend. Honeychurch, Fred ' 'Fred' ' I-Iobhy--Getting good guides. A rolling stone gath- ers no moss, but it ac- quires zx- certain polish. Hope, Betty UI. Bo, Hobby-XVhistling. Red hair. but not the proverbial temper. Hubert, Bernice Mae ul-Ieiny Hobby-Hiking. Siuuerity has always u 4-Inxrin of its own. Hurley, Helen Put Hobby-Sugar beets. The niirror of all courtesy. ' '