Butte High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Butte, MT)

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3. , A Your attention, please. Almost every school day, Assistant Princi- pal Stanley iMidgel Griffiths begins the announcements over the public address system with this command. lt might easily be called his trade mark and has made his voice well known to every Butte high school students. ln the office daily, Midge never fails to return a greeting. His quiet efficiency is noticed as he helps students, checks excuses, and talks to parents and visitors. That his personal interest in student af- fairs is constant is attested by his aid in assemblies, class activities, and games. MR. JAMES C, HARRIS MR, STANLEY GRIFFITHS Popular with and respected by stu- dents and faculty alike is Mr, James C. Harris, assistant principal, He is our Forest disciplinarian, For o part of each day, Mr. Harris is a member of the faculty, as he teach! es sociology with great success. He shows an interest in every student activity and a willingness to aid in promoting worthwhile school causes. His well developed sense of humor is frequently displayed, much to the delight of the students, who will remember him as a good friend.

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MR. LOWELL W, JOHNSON As the leader and director of our Forest of Knowledge, Mr. Haney embodies the very principles and ideals for which the school stands. He came to Butte high school lost year bringing with him new ideas and an ardent desire for getting things done. The friendly under- standing and genuine interest which he has shown in the affairs and students of the school have helped to increose the spirit of cooperation and harmony. The class of l946 owes mony thanks to this man, whom they respect and are proud to call their friend. Earning the sincere respect of the entire student body, Mr. Lowell W. Johnson is serving his eighth year as City Superintendent of Schools. Though few of the students know Mr. Johnson personally, all are aware of his helpful influence. His manner is quiet and reserved, but businesslike. His ability to see equally well both sides of a ques- tion perhaps accounts for his many friends. Mr. Johnson is truly our friend behind the scenes. MR. GEORGE HANEY 6 I

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8 MISS THULA RODES Our trail would not be prop- erly blazed without the girls in the main office, Helen Steen and Margaret Mil- ler, two most helpful forest guides. ln addition to keep- ing the routine journals of our trip, they have handled many additional chores to aid us in our wooded trek. We have found them ever- willing to help make our journey enjoyable. Dean of girls, Miss Thula Rodes, has proved herself a loyal and hard- working member of the Butte high school administrative staff. She is never too busy to give her careful consideration to the problems con- fronting the students, Her helpful guidance aided our group of for- esters in overcoming many of the obstacles which they met on their path through the forest. l-ler qual- ities of patience and understanding, in addition to her deep interest in student activities, have won her much respect and admiration from the student body. MARGARET MILLER, HELEN STEEN