Butte High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Butte, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1947 volume:

' n 1- I 7 9 4 u 1 . 1 I I ' xx I - v Fl .., - .2 '4 4 1 1 1 4? Effie 0011 I f I Q11 IARTH 2 l?Q, ,'6 3 STAIRWVAY TO THE SUN For this annual of 'forty-seven Stairway to the Sun is our theme, lt relates our four years at Butte high school, As we strive to fulfill that dream. This Bulldog will tell you many highlights Culminating in this fourth year, Of activities which after school days Will provide memories so dear. Of our football and basketball contests, Memories of our track teams great, Memories of our band and orchestra, We'lI recall as as we graduate. Best wishes to you three under classes, Saturn, Uranus, and Pluto, May your ideals reach onward and upward, As the Sun's starry path you go. Our humble thanks to all the faculty For kind encouragement each day, Their patience and smiles as we journeyed Have directed us on our way. So here's a toast to our unseen future, A future on which the stars beam, May it hold all our hopes and wishes, Fulfillment of our starlit dream. PLu T0 MARS' ....1-3 H-f-if ,., 1.--iQ -Q -i--1-Q -.,f n flencunr W To you, Coach Dahlberg, we dedicate this, our I947 Bulldog, to commemorate your twenty-fifth year of service at Butte high school. In football nine teams coached by you won state championships, one team was co-champ, and four teams merited second place. ln basketball you developed eight teams which won first place in district or state competition. Eleven of your teams took first place in state track finals while another eleven finished second. Through this quarter century your teams have brought fame and recognition to Butte and Butte high school. No other coach in state secondary schools can boast a comparable record. Moreover, this silver jubilee year we commend your success as a teacher in the field of physical education where you have distinguished yourself. This story of our travels in the universe we dedicate to you. ln the years that are to come we know you'll add further successes and increase the prestige of our Alma Mater in sports circles. MISS ROSE DEENEY After o brief illness Miss Rose Deeney, popular teacher, died October 24, l946. She had been an instructor in the history department for many years and was widely known and well thought of in this community. Her students remember her kindly helpfulness and her calm patience. Her death made us pause in our hurrying journey to think seriously not only of our educational goal but also the objectives of our whole life. This reflection made us wish that when it comes our time to leave this world we may have led a life as useful as hers and that we may be remembered with love and grief by so many. LOWELL W. JOHNSON Superintendent of Schools Principal Our Journey to the Sun has been made smoother and happier by the capable assistance given to us by the administration. Throughout our long travel we have been aware of the willingness of the office corps to assist us efficiently. Although he does not come into contact with the student body fre- quently, City Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Lowell Johnson, has given us the feeling that he is behind the scenes, always ready to lend aid to us and our projects. Principal George E. Haney's thoughtfulness and wise guidance have made the seniors confident that we could turn to him in our needs and troubles. We have all appreciated his readiness to supply any assistance to make our trip to the sun easier. GEORGE E. HANEY STANLEY W, Assistant THULA RODES Deo ASg,' n of Girls Sfqnf P . flncjpol Miss Thula Rodes, Dean of Girls, will be long remembered by every one. She has been our understand- ing friend and leader throughout our long trek from planet to planet. Midge, as he is af- fectionately known, Mr. Stanley Griffiths, official- ly, has a special place in the memories of all. He has in- deed been our friend in need -always ready with encour- agement and guidance for our class. Everyone in the grad- uating class will sincerely miss him. A great number ofthe class of '47 has nostalgic memories of sessions in that ever-popular sev- enth period under Assistant Prin- cipal Harris' supervision. Popu- larly known as Jimmy, he is well-liked by all the student body and especially by those who were members of his sociology classes. CAR YL BA MAN MARGARET MILLER The girls in the main office, Margaret Miller and Caryl Bauman have given us the cooperation and service that leaves us truly grateful. In April of this year, Margaret left her position to take up the job of being Mrs. Joseph Edwards. With her went the best wishes of the entire senior class. One of our own classmates, Helen Marshall, began work in the office replacing Margaret. These girls have been an inspiration to us on our interplanetary adventure. CLASS OFFICERS Student Council Representative JOHN PETFORD President CHRIS DEMOS Secretary RICHARD EVANS Vice-President ROBERT LENZ Unsetl Treasurer IRENE BOYD Out of the grade schools came 342 students who started their interplanetary journey to the sun as freshmen. Starting from the planet Pluto, they have completed lap one of the flight under the guidance of their advisers, Misses Sadie Erickson and Ethel Blom- gren, who will direct them for the entire four year trip. From their own budding starlets they elected as first year officers: Chris Demos, president, Robert Lenz, vice president, Richard Evans, secretary, Irene Boyd, treasurer, and John Petford, student council representatvie. The path they have taken will be well lighted by many stars and constella- tions, and as they go they will attain a greater knowledge of the universe. Row 1, left to right: Lee Ann Bauer, Leone Brown, Ramona Carne, Irene Boyd, Char- lotte Boyer, Doris Lehti, Raeneda Ernst, Claudette Bertoglio, Florence Baron. Row 2: Roselind Cellmer, Arvella J. Beutow, Norma V. Barker, Martha Bertoglio, Donna Bork, Anna Backstrom, Walter Brown, William F. Alexander, Dave Canty, Donald Archibald. Row 3: Myrtle Aneksdal, Bob Burke, Jim Babcock, Jack Barnicoat, Cy Baker, Tom Barrett, Ray Butala, Donald Abbott. Row 4: Don Berryman, Bob Briney, John Car- penter, Charles Bruce, Nadell Baker, Matt Bugni, Frank Castiglioni. Row 5: John Arrigone, Mitalda Casey, Beatrice Case, Paul Bringaman, John Deppel, Jr., Don Ber- trand, Robert Budiselich, Don Boston. Row 6: Irene Actis, Lucille Buettner, Ruth Beers. FRESHMAN Row 1, left to right: Jean Cromrich, Patricia Bury, Dolores Conta, Marvis Corin, Lily Mae Chinn, Aileen Carlson, Roberta Carlyon, Gerry Demmons, Dorothy Clayton. Row 2: Betty Crase, Frank Curnow, Dan Driscoll, James D'Arcy, William Clements, Edwin Duncan, Theodore Eyde. Row 3: Betty J. Coleman, Beve1'ley M. Clark, Lawrence Dunville, Grant De Lude, Norma Dixon, Delores Dallas, Richard Evans, Mary Evanko- vich. Row 4: Ruth Dotzl, Lavone Doucett, Darlene Dahlman, Donald De Shazo, Ker- vine Chauvin. Row 5: Pat Connors, Carol Christman, W'inifred Dinn, Barbara Dick- inson, Marion De Witt, Isabelle Creher, Mary Lou Burgess, Mary Ann Crowley. Row 6: Jack Dollan, Kenneth Dumaine, Bob Darlow, Howard Christianson, Chris Demos, Beverly Crawford, Elsie Dallavalle, Pat Coughlin. Row 1, left to right: Erma Gilliland, Mary George, Catherine Galetti, Joyce Fulwilor, Dorothy Foley, Catherine Heneghan, Lola Fellows, Ruth Hanson, Lois Garrison. Row 2: Jean Hierholzer, Berniece Frankovich, Mary Francis, Montel Hawkesworth, La Verda Hicks, Emaline George, Emily Galloway, Avele Fogarty. Row 3: Loren Findly, Alan Freseman, Harlan Gilbert, Frank Grebenc, Mickey Gordon, Denny Glass, Fred Glase, Thelma Hays. Row 4: Dale Frey, Jim Fahey, Harry Fry, Bob Henderson, Don- ald Hardisty, Albert Gordon, Delmer Gardiner. Row 5: Pete Griffin. Row 6: Milt Goodland, Tom Grady, Bob Guccione, Nick Garloff, Jim Garrett, Paul Fall, Douglas Finnegan. Kline, Shirley Leddra, Mary Long, Gerta Huber, Marie Kochevar. Row 2: Arlene Hol- lingrer, Sammy Jane Keith, Janice Lueck, Dolores Lindsay, Rosalie Johnson, Ida Jor- dan, Dolores Lindfors, Velma Houchin. Row 3: Sherle Ann Kekich, Mary Logee, Lorraine Fanningg Margaret Knapp, Louise Kooch, Alice Jean Leslie, Helen Kayramo. Nora Lee Parker. Row 4: Evelyn Hodge, Rose Ann Jovich, Nancy L. Jennings, Lois Jean Jovich, Annabel Kranitz, Myrtle Kingsbury, Nora Kallas, Donald Johnson. Row 5: Dorothy Hoffman, Jerry Holland, Donna Lee Horton, Jeanine Leybold, Lawrence Kalafatich, Ray Kirk, Steve Hogan, Charles Haskins. George Lorner, Edwin Koeting. Wilbur Hodge, Richard Lepanan, Bill Kambic, George Krarnarich. Row 6: Jim Hollosgk Steve Hogan, Wayne Kelly, George Lonner, Ray Kirk, Charles Haskins, Billy Jones, Joe Kastilitz, Jack Kllmoe. Q Row 1, left to right: Betty Hollow, Lucille Kunz, Catherine Lash, Ada Hubacka, Janet Row 1, left to right: Ann Matesich, Joan McCarthy, Charmaine Milan, Mary McGrath, Helen Maier, Dorothy McLeod, Neola Murphy, Betty Jean Moran, Mora MacKinnon. Janice Munkers. Row 2: Roger MacDonald, Lee Masters, Donalee Marans, Ora Lee McElroy, Irene D. Mace, Anna McKinzie, Deloris McKinnon, Doris Matteer, Bill Mc- Laughlin, Bobby Mitchell. Row 3: James Magnuson, Tom Morris, Cliff McGillVray, Bill Mular, Ralph Magee, Dan Mehrens, Jim D. Miller, Paul Maxwell, Dan Mitz. Row 4: Bob Marshall, David McDonald, Fred Moodry, Louis Milaseyivh, Flyde Miller, Charles Miller. Row 1, left to right: Marlene Pene, Nadine Rashleigrh, Nlyrleen Rose, Beverly Prescott. VVinnie Romey, Marcia Oechsli, Donna Estoj, Olga A. Platisha, Patsy A. Robinson, Wilma Nash, Mona Nicholls. Row 2: Winifred Provis, Margaret O'Neill, .Ioan Nichols, Irene Petlin, Ayxnes Penaluna, Geraldine Pochervina, Marion Noonan, Betty Ostoj, llanette O'Leary, Joan Perkins. Row 3: Mary Pollard, Hazel Robinson, llelen Mae Nelson, Marjorie Phillips, Arlene Russell, Donna Parke, June Norman, Anna Frances P rs, Mervin Olson, Robert Pengx-lly, Don E. Nic-holsen, Don Puich. Row 5: John emberton, Bob Peterson, Richard Nankervis, Arthur Peterson, Le Roy Quinton, llenry utters, Lee Parrett. Row 6: Bryan Petford, Fred Platisha, Gus Nickel, Ray Northey. Ray Navarro. R'lph, Shirley Penaluna, Loa Mae Palmer. Row 4: Harold Podgorski, Richard ll. Row 1, left to right: Marjory Warne, Myrtle Thompson, llelen Redfern, Peggy Lou Russell, Barbara Smith, Sarah Rundle, Elder Mae Strand, Ann Jean Tallon, Catherine Stanich, Harriet Sturtevant, Beverly WVestling. Row 2: 'Shirley J. Waddell, Patsy Shaffer, Elsie Vigurs, Geraldine Worth, Dorothy Squires, Grace Stanhope, Jane Run- ser, Natalie Stanisich, Loula Simitzes, Shirley Stanaway, Maxine Stams, Robert Samp- son. Row 3: Ann Sandsted, Marilyn Smith, Joan Wilke, Ellen Saari, Lois Stevenson, George Twardus, Henry Shimmin, James Williams, John Peter. Row 4: Pat Watten- dorf, Georgia Sakellaris, Millie Stajcar, Jim Sevores, Charles Yadrosieh, Steve Sullivan, Leonard G. Stevens, Robert Thomas, Ned Sullivan, Tom Temby. Row 5: Lou Ann Selfridge, Natalie Tomich, Bobbie Slack, Jean Tritt, Vinnie N. Vega, Victoria Ugrgetti, James Silva, Stanley Voss, Francis Upton, Le Roy Uncles. Row QS: Mary Seccombe, Bettv Schulte, Marv Jo Serich, Yvonne Watterson. Row 7: Jack Warner, Bob Switzer, Ray'O'Neill, Jim Vivian, Gene Sullivan, Bill Sivalon, Milton Williams, Ed Richards. Bill Silk. Row 8: Jim Tamietti, Fred Zemljak, Loren Southers, Frank Shott, Ray Sherrill, Jack Truzzolino, Gilbert Weden, Jack Toppett, Raymond Worrine: W 'V ' ffl has N x X' SOPHOMORE CLASS NNith two laps completed and ready to rocket through a third the sophomore class wound up the first half of their journey to the sun with an enviable record. Two years have given them a new and wider view of the vastness of the universe. Taking off in the darkness of . .. Pl t th h th ' 'd Row 1, left to right: William Cregg, Marlene Carrig, U O eyc Ose OS elrgul es Janice Paull. Row 2: Ed Eylar, Bob Craver. Inserts, for the lol- Ye0l' rocket frlp top to bottom: Mr. Ray Bunday and Miss Margaret Small. Miss Margaret Small and Mr. f Ray Bunday, and as captains of the good ship l949 or Bust they elected Chang Joe Park, president, Ed Eylar, vice-president, Joan Ding- man, treasurer, and Martha Smithers, secretary. Their dance, the Chinook mixer, was a major social event. lt was given the first part of the freshman year and its motif was traditional cold winter. Flight two began from the Planet Uranus with the class choosing William Cregg, president, Bob Craver, vice-president, Marlene Carrig, secretary, Janice Paull, treas- urer, and Ed Eylar, student council representative. The sophomores gave the successful Jack Frost mixer. Row 1, left to right: Shirley Bartlett, Betty Austreng, Patsy Boyle, Joyce Atkins, Louanne Bolitho, Helen Bjeletich, Jeanette Bury, Georgia Bourquin, Dale Barde. Row 2: Leslie Benz, Shirley Burns, Kay Ashley, Darlene Bolitho, Verna Bentley, Betty Barrow, Patty Bartzen, Margie Attfield. Row 3: Art Boyer, Bill Black, Gar Bishop, Edgar Boyd, Lee Anderson, Arthur Busby. Row 4: Jim Bergamaski, Joe Actis, Gor- don Brainard, Don Bauman, Bob Brown, Nick Baker. Row 5: Floyd Actis, Art Abra- hamsen, Jack Anderson, Gar Button, David Badten, Bill Butler. in ,N Row 1, left to right: Shirley Egge, Joan Diniman, Dolores Carnech, Betty Davies, Marlene Carrig, Margaret Dunn, Teresa Dominici, . ette Coaley, Dorothy M. Edwards. Row 2: Dorothy Kay Edwards, Gih Cooney, Bi regg, Bob Carkeek, Audrey Calvert, Pat Driscoll, Eleanor Curry, Juanita Cla , Jackie Dunn, Lois Ellwood. Row 3: Joe Crowley, Clifford Curnow, Dan Donah , Gene Rgjylvia, Bob Edwards, Jeanne Erickson. Row 4: Lloyd Casagranda, J es usick, . 11n Daly, Neil Dodds, Douglas I7oxx'e1 5: D Emmett, Ru sell er, ' Eager, Alte11 Emmett, Ed Eylar. Y E . l Elg . X X JN X , Row 1 left to ll t lVI211l0ll Glav n Fac nc nl evelly He e J Ann Glullli stlom Joan elzog Jeannie F1 P01111 leen Helen xelll lVIarga1Lt Ciansbeziv Flann 1 eveiy 1an 2 olly He son Adele Fave-io Betty Fo Ya ncock 1 H ue1 en rmgton Joyee Houts Maivlee y H bbard w Eli et Fre , abel Ha1vey Donna Hill: ' ' -f 1 Lg, . ' 1 ,. - 1 3 . A '. , 0 1 , ' 1 ' , ' ' Betty Lou ollanfl, S Hopk , Els I n, ' lice ,P lli and, Tessie Fegan. Row 4 Bill Griffith, Bob Foster, off, Glen G ble Cl nee Griffin, Jim Goldsworthy George Flankey, Leroy H Ralph Hibbs, ilbur - 2 ey. Row 5: Don Fava, Harold Hoff Hz1oldHak'1la Dav Haulman Ed Vey 6 Mule Hambly lack Doble. Imhn C irlln Gerald Hays idk C Bill Hopwood W ,l.1.m Row 1, left to riht: Luana Kohler, Frances Lunney, Dorothy Karkia, Ruth Johnson, Marjorie Jenkin, Leslie Ann Lind, Rose Laslo, Helen Jones, Betty Lou Jones. Row 2: Betty Kemi, Ellen Lehmann, Betty Keefer, Joanne Kerlee, Margie La Breche, Rose Marie Kovacich, Phyllis Larson, Bettie J. Killingstad, Margaret Kissock. Row 3: Dick Keenan Chuck Lundwall, Sam Kissock, Leslie Jones, Jim Johnson, Ray Karvinen, Lloyd Isola, Gliff Johnson, William Jago, Mary Ann Limb. Row 4: Rodney Jones, Don Kirk, Bert Lake, Keith Johnson, Ed Lash, Tom Kennedy, Tony Lanch, Bennie Jarrell. Row 5: Bob Lazich, Jim Kello, Georgie King, Gordon Jones, Dan Lecos, George Lee, . ohn Lewis. Row 1, left to right: Mary McGee, Hazel Mitchell, Myrna Miller, Margaret Morrison, Jerry Maenpa June Mathis, Barbara Maybee, Lois Madura, Margaret McGivern. Row 2:iBeverly May, Ruth Massey, Helen McTavish, Donna Mattingly, Darlene .M-cGetrick, Josephine Miljies, Jessie Maxwell, Jeanine Martinell. Row 3: Jacqueline Miljies, Shir- ley McDonald, Ethel Maki, Nina Mattics, Vivian Malloy, Jean Murphy, Evelyn Murphy. Row 4: Mike Murja, Bill McKechnie, Earl McConkey, Jerry Mullaney, Don McAuliffe, Bill McMaster, Bob Mock. Row 5: Bob McPherson, Rick Morris, Harold Macumber, Robert Morrow, Ed Mikea, Lowell Maxwell. Row 6: Jim McIntyre, Philip Mattix. Row 1, left to right: Nev! - P' ker, Lael Richens, Helen Rossnian, Florence Rebich, Lois Paffhausen, Janice Pa j' s 'l O'Connell, Katherine O'Leary, Louise Perrault. Row 2: Marjorie Polkinghor fu nkie Reard n, Katherine Riley, Vella Riley, Frances Rafish, Betty Ann Peterso an Rea , Lois affath. Row 3. June Peterson, Shirley Priest-' ley, Joanne Og e ' n emari - Zi, Jean Richter, Irene Roberts, Harold Peterson, Row 4: ober ' t , Ler rson, Edward Nilson, Joe Rich, John Richards, Bob Pozegra o 5 son, Chang' e Park. Row 5: Phillip Polkinghorn, Darrel Parvinen, Donali rl' , John Perusich, Ted Richards, llenry Nelson. Row 1, left to right: Alfreda Vavas, Norma Sarti, June Scott, Gay Stivers, Norma Stanley, Marie Walsh, Margaret Stanich, Joan Williams. Helen Yadrosich, Bonnie White, Inez Worth. Row 2: Renee Williams, Shirley Williams, Mildred Wille, Ann Varelia, Virginia VVagner, Lolita Toy, Shirley Wilson, Betty Lou Sagar, Elsie Tyvi, Louise Wayment. Row 3: Gloria Thompson, Lois Lun Scott, Stella Sakellaris, Jackie Vawter, Luella Weimert, Lois Stewart, Mary Stears, Martha Smith, Donald Traynor, James Welsh. Row 4: Ronald Worth, Tom Youlden, George Tsisnianakis, Don Tierney, Winston Sahinen, Jack Saunders, Dan Schmitt, Roy Sidor, Fritz Van Nest, Tom Tre- venna. Row 5: Dick Weldon, Don Ziegler, Gene Wainwright, George Stanich, Eugene Scharf, George Weismann, Tom Roberts, Gene Tierney. Row 6: Chuck Shontell, Leonard Smith, Alhert Vivian, Earl Wilcox. ' 5'l fx? sag ya ', 6 A , ga- 5 S I 2 ,Z 1. 1 -Q rf .hir 5 -L.. i :' WW 2' . A, way , Q15 4 K ' if, v rg, , if E in '53, 'ff1:i:- 'sh ip- fm - ' f v 7 ' wig 'Y A1215 z . + X 'Pe z .553 7' . A 9 Lp H x :fm-.. ,. , .A ff! ,Asa-f213i g. , . f 5 Eg' 1'-fx ' 'TSW - gC'f7'ff5?' 4' - Tb V X ,gif -wiv, -,-N. 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E211 George, John , , Gibson, Joan Goddard, Bruce Gordon, Nancy Gorshe, Rose Granger, Ardith ffiths, Morgan Lee, Ray 'undstrom, Arlene Lehwalder, Laurus fale, Catherine Lester, Barbara , , Lewis, Maria n a ck Lin ,, Ley, Jo n J 9' y ' , t ll QU ringt , Joe Linds S irl yv-1 T . . rmgton Margare isac Ma n nf' px' Cv ' ' l arvey, Fred QUE Lorenpioff yi JM-xl QA fu! n , lo I' 'L ' X , Z Gl I L k page ins, J olsf, X ares den McGlynhg Lilah elQ4, 371y McGurk, Ed s h lzer, ry Lou McLaughlin, Rita da, Jim Magnuson, Andrew mlland, Betty Anne Manley, Rita . , James Marans, Don A944 4 . . fi- nger, La Vern Markovlch, Eileen li ien, JoAnn yg Betty I I l ' rge Maynard, Betty Lou i , iel Mecredy, Donna 1 ins, Ken Mehring, Charles Sarah Merrick, Ray 1 son, June Merry, Donald mson, Mildred Merzlak, Clarence an Ted Michaely, Denise son, Tom Metully, Frank rkanen, Lois Miller, Jim g B , Betty Ruth Molthen, Fred ey, Harold Moran, Patty ni, Eleanor Morris, Doro y r, Alice Murph me e ,Joyce QJ ky J if as pk j E ian, gint, f1UZ rs, ,JW ' W A it arbarafi Navarro, Paul ll, Violet Niva, Weldon EQ france, Billie Nordstrom, Laverne 'f Oxley, Dave Shontell Vivian Pancrazzi, Dolores Simmons Phyllis Park, Dorothy Skewes Charles Pai-ko, Clara Pascoe, Art Pearson. John Pene, Gatian Perkins, Marilyn Perry, Jacqueline Persling, Jim Peterson, Don Petroni, Minnie Pickthall, Plate. Rafish, Mariana Renk, Shirley Rich, Beverly Ib Richardson, Diane Varcoe Alvin ALI? 444,04 ,55- ,QMJ47 ' Richards, LaVerne Ripper, Shirley Robbins, Jack Roberts, Joe Rodda, Bruce Rouse, Donna Lou Sansouci, Don Schwefel, Joan Schymtzik, Elizabeth Segulia, VVayne Setterstrom, Jean Seymour, Anna Lee Shelton, Charles Sheridan, Bob JF fi-fs gmt? ,, 1 'fn N p. ,ap in H .M Q N Q1 I 3 3. ,:,.' fi y z-945 If HHH A...4....Q 8 , ,fd 5 J.,-gf gar I 'I l aifqigb ,,. 9 nf ' ,.'- 1.0435 H ,, ow 1, left to right: Chuck Hewitt, Bill Kalman, Al Chabai, Bob Martin, Bill Evans, y Lee. ow 2: Glen Gribble, Art Pascoe, Wilbur Sims, Don Benjamin, John Pearson. - 4, Row 3: Jim Leslie, Bob Stanaway. ? 0 264, 455 Sweet as the 1 tional m sic of the spheres is the rhythm Swingsters F is X J l xl l I nl K lxl xi ' f JJ ,ff EsW1NOs'1'ER Q25 N-Q4 This group co ists of l3 ambitious young musicians. Under the baton of Wilbur Sims, they have entertained the student body and many fraternal organizations throughout the city since their organization. Their musical endeavors were aided by the junior class, who purchased the sheet music and donated the music stands, which were made in the woodworking department. In their appearances, individuals have had solo billing. These include Wil- bur Sims, trumpetist in Coquette , Al Chabai, clarinetist in Night and Day , Art Pascoe, trumpetist in Night and Day , Bill Kolman, saxophonist in A Pretty Girl , Charles Hewitt, pianist in Bumble-Boogie. Trumpet- ist, Art Pascoe also arranged several of the band numbers, notably Camp- town Races. These l3 boys were always eager to help in any project and their smooth style won the admiration of all listeners. After their initial appearance in the junior class assembly, they played for several school functions and for the Masonic Lodges at their Washington Day Program. Although five are members of the class of I947, the remaining eight plan to add more members and build the band up to its peak again. V1 X N 'NWHMIYI 'w N NWXM I W f X V x f w w Y LW X U f X N W S WM 4 ,S My M, . hiw 31 ,N X W ff f'WyMA I 6 M 'I v A H A X W f W' x Y W VR f X f. fy, M NX y ff , MW X X J X n' M X S W WfWNRw X XX X Wfffw SICNH IR 0FFIf'I41RS Jim Purcell Marjorie Kolousek XM-lAYl'r'.-Nilll-rxt S+-vm-l:lx'3 Bill Demos l'I'1'Nl1lvllI Mory Koy Wholem Billie Lou Berget 'l'l'o-:levlr--1' Sluvle-nt Vollllvil ll'-U11-in-xllzlr ADAMS, lll'II.l'2N JEAN Svio-nliI'i1': Sally : llamli Junior l'rnm1 I'un Ann-ri4-an and Ski Vlnhxl Se-nior l 0l'IllIll1 'l'XVil'iillLf. AHO, MARY IKEIKNAIDINIC 1'0llllll4'l'4'lillI lmlly 3 T0lll'Il2llll0'lllQ li. A, V.: ami Skating Vlnlnsg Suftlvzillg X AIKIN. ROIKICIRT 1Q4'll6'!'Xlll l2nb . .YFKINS LICYYIN li.KKKl'1ll, Nl.XRG.XRl'I'I l'.k S'l'l'.Kli'l' lin-livrnlg lil'l'li2lU2 Annual .Ml Sulaw- man: Art, IH-p, Ski, and Skating Vlnlmg llndlnintnn: .lnninr l'rnm. llARRl'l'l I', 'l'lNl0'I'llY L., Jr. th-in-ral: 'l'ln1 : Ifrn-sliinan Iiaskvt- hall: Frvslinian lfmntlnzlll, ILKRTZHN, NOK A JE Y 1.i-in-ral: llnn4- ': 1 A. l'. u - nl: M and '1 Vlulns Tw' l- Z S4 l 1-4-ll. Ha 'Il 'OL , UH , 'l' I ID N1 ntl I4 i IHCCK. B.KlHl.lIi.K 1' lh'll4'l'1ll1 H4nllhil '1 1'l1n-1-rlt'Jllll'l'1 li. A. V. Mnnagn-r: .luniur Prom: IH-p l'Inh3 S1-niur lfnrinalg Sa-nlur l'rinm-ss. lil'1NNl'I'I I'. lll'4ill JOHN Gl'lll'l'IllQ 'Zinn-k : lSnxin,u': I-'rvsli man Hawks-Ilvall. lil'IlHil'I'l', IHLIAIE l.0l' Vlasxivnl: l!ill : Annual All Sal,-s nmn: Junior l'1'um2 l'n-psi Vnla S4'lllhl2ll'Slllli l'nxll4-st: Hauling S4-llim' lfnrmalz Sn-nior l'la.x': Ski Vinh: Stu lla-nl 1'nnn1-ll Sl'1'l'4'lIll'j'I Natiunnl Hullnl' Sfwivly, lllNlI0l'. lHllSI'IK'l' l'll.XIil.l'IS S1-i4-nlifiv. lll..KSKOYll'll. l'il.lZ.Xlll'1'l'll L. 1i4'lll'l'IlII Its-103 llasi-lvallg Valli-y hall, ISOUNIC, .XlNiYI,I'il'I AIIELIC lin-un-rulg Al':.1 . l!0l'l'll.Kl!ll. -l0Yl'l'I l'.X'l'lilCI.X 4h-m-ral: .In : Frm-ni-li lflnlii Li- brary: Slanlingr. T? 13 -Q' B0l'LI-JT. KI-JNNETH FRANCIS S1'ientl'iiv: Ke-n : liasks-tball: Fum- hzlll: 'l'rm-k. BRADFORD. SHIRLEY BI.-XE Soil-l1tit'i1': liaml: Junior Prom: Ori 4-In-st1':t: l'an Aim-ri1':tu and Ski Clubs. BKOIYN. GAY ELISE Vlstssie-:ill l.lttl+- Tll1'2ilI'Q' Tllllfllki' nn-nt: Junior l'ron1: Pt-psi Vola Svliolarsltip Vontt-st: Ski Club. BROIYN, YIOLA JI-IANNINE thine-r:1lZ J:-n : Vliristntas l' .2 K 1 lax l't-p Club, BYRNS. JEAN ANN 1'on1lut-rvi:-tl: 'l'wirling'. Iil'RNS. SHIRLEY MAY Swim-ntifit-1 llantl: lbranintir. Pep anal l'ol:tr Vlubs: Junior I,l'01llI IN-pxi Vola St-liolzwsllip 4'ont+-stg Nilfllillzll Ilnllur Stwivfy. lil I'I,ER. JERE l'El'EI.lA tit-nt-ral: Annttnl l'I4litorial Stuff: Annual Szllt-Quinn: l,ihrnry Staff: lioze-nmn S1'llOlllI'NllIli Vontt-st: llra- lllilflv. I'1lIl .lim-t'i1-am. and l't-ii Fluhs: Junior Prom: Little- 'l'ln-z1tr-- 'llOlll'll2llll4'llII 'l'rn-ztsurt-r. Girls' Or- ganization: National llonor Novi:-ti, l'ALl'A'I'ERRA. JOHN HENRY tlom-ntl: Jolnmy : Annuatl lfltlitor- i:tl Staff: Art. :tnnl ll Clubs: Foot hall: Junior l'rout: S4-nior l'iOI'lll2lI1 lhiww-lutll: 'l'r:tvk, I'AMl'BELI,, SHIRLEY ANN th-in-t':tl: 1':un 3 Annual All Sallvs- nurn: unior l'i-om: Pan .AlllPI'l!'2lil 'lu 1' lla- ' . l '1'FQi4lvnt: 'Frans- LJY-r ire-at lfrills. Montana. FANNON, DORIS FIIANFES 1'otnntvl't'inl' ln1ln ' H 1' . 1'. .A. .. . Girls' Ul'iIillllZ2Iil0l1. lrositlvntz .lun ior l'l'lrlllI l'Q-in t'luli1 Vollvylrall. CANNON. KENNE'I'lI DEAN 4:4-m-ral: lin-n : liantl: fP1'f'llQ'Sll'2. CANNON. RICHARD li. th-tin-ml: Dil-k 2 Baskm-tball. Fool hall: Junior l'roin: Ski Vluh: 'l'ruf'k. FANNON. ROSS IYARREN Sf-ie-ntifiv: Band: Dt-luito: Extem- poranvous Spvnkingi National For onsivg Ort-liostra: Pan Aint-riran and Ski Flubs: Pop Rand: Pvpsi Cola Svllolarsllip Contestg Publix' Speak ing: Radio: Senior Formal: St-cont! l'lat'e, Stair lnte-t'st-ltolastir' Speak inpr. CARAIYAY, CHARLES HIFBERU' St-ie-ntifif-5 Cllllf'k 1 Paddle' and Ski Clubs: Radiog Sf-nior Formal: Svnlor l'lzly1 Travkg Vive Presi slr-nt. Stutlvnt 4'0unf'il. PARLE, LOYISE ALBERTA Svivntific: Library Staff: Pepsi Cola Scholarship Contwst: Polar and SPIPIIPQ Vlubs. f'.KRPENTl'lR, l'LEMl'1N'I'IN.K M. Sl-ivntifiv: Tinu : Badminton: liaise-hull 2 ills-v 1'luh: 'I'f'IlYllSI Volln-y lrzlll. f'.KRI'I'IN'l'l'IR, TORX VIRGINIA S1'i4-ntifiv: First Alul: Softball: Sill in-nt Vnunw-il: Vulle-yball IXSRROLL, JOANNE IDELORES lie-ns-ruli l,iItle- .lo : I'ilt't'l'IQ'1llil'l' .luuior l'rmu1 IH-p illlll Ski l'lnlns Twlrllnplz So-ninr l4'm'nml. I',IS.IGR.XND.I. DONALD KAY livin-ral: 4'nss 1 lioxingft I':uu Ann-rivnn l'lub. I'.ISIII'II.I,, JAMES RXYNIONID 45:-nv-rnl: .liln : Ilnxirlgr. I'.XS'I'l.l+2, ll.KKl.l'2Nl'I Al.ll'l'I 4:4-nl-ral: Slm1'ly : Iiillillllllllllll ur 1-ln-slru: l':ln Ann-rivnn Vluls: Svn im' l'l:1y: Ynlln-ylnnll. l'lI.HS.Kl. .KI.lil'1l'i'l' JUIIN Svim-nlifiv: lie-nny : .Xnnunl .Xl Sul:-snlnn: llnnal: Jazz Iiilllllf .lun inr l'rmn: Hrs-lu-slrn: l'vp llunfl l'e-I-si Vnlu S4'Il0l2ll'NiIill 1'uutn-sl Sw-in-:iw Vlnh: National llunur Su me-ly. I'lIIl'NIIN.X'I I'O. WWI. ,INTIIONY ii4'll4'l'ill1 llill . FOMNIONS, l'Il.lZ.IIlI'l'I'Il Rl I'll S4'il'IlIii'il'f l!vts Z llzisvllzllll Girls l ruli4- 'Nil Siilllillg' l'luln: Vullvy lmll. 1'0RTl'1Sl-I, YYILEXI-I JOYCE til-n+-ml: 'l'o-M- : Annual All Szulm-5 nmu: Juni'-r Vlnss 'l'rw-llsurl-1-3 3 . Vinh, II'1'il1lt'lllZ Snftlvnllg Te-nnis 'l'u'ii'lin1.:. f'R.IIlIlOl'K, OLIVE MAY 1'm1lx1n-iw-i:ll1 li. A,1'.: Skating t'luln Snftlbulli Vullf-ylmll. l'l'NNlNlill.XM, SIIIRLICY .INN Hum-ral: Annual Null-snizing Ibm lll2Illl', lwp, l'nlnr. :lull Ski Vluhs S4-nim I 0l'Ill1lII Sl-uiur Play: Tllllllbi 3 inpr. f'l'RNON', liI'IORGl'I HENRY H4-in-rail: lflxullmlli Bluuntnim-4-r, f'l I'IIII.I.. NORMA 1'mnIns-ra-inl: l roli4': l'lny1l:ly: Sknt ing: Vluh: SnI'tlx:All: Vzlrivty Slum 5l:ulugl-r. l'l l I'l'2R. ROSE MARIE ewmnlilvrl-lzllg Uffim- Trniningg Ska! ing: 1'lulr: S4-tilhull: Voile-ylrnll. 'H ll,llK'lK'II, YlOLl'I'l' l'm11xiivi'1-izil: Slim-ky 3 tlffiuf- 'l'I'2liIlllll.fI Skillllllfl Suftlmll: Vol lf-ybzlll. ILXRIANY. JOHN FIIAKLES 1:1-nf-rail: J:u-k . lljlilijlill, kl'l'A MARIE Svim-11ti1'i1'3 Annual l'2:liIm'i:il Staff: l'1-p :uul Skating: Vlubsg S1-nim- l'l:sy: Nznli-mul llmmr Suvivty. D.lRR.KGH, SIIIRLICY ANN 1h-iwl':ll: 1'l1:1i'li1- . Dc-ISORDIC, DONALD LANE 1'Ullllll4'l'l'llllQ Ibm-k : lmxing, llEGlCNlIAli'l', JOYCE ELLEN livin-rnlg lling : Ibm-lmll: Yullvy ball: lVl'Illllillll', l':ln .Xlll1'l'll'illl, Po lair, :lull Ski Vlulisl 42. A. l'.Z Lifv NXIVIIHI. lla-LEON, GlCK.Kl.lllNl'I FRANCES th-metal: .lvi'i'y g lhlsm-infill: lilcv lflnb. DENON. WILLIAM TOM S1-in-ntil'i1-1 Gnu-k g liraixlag Junior Prunlg S1-uim' Vlziss l'11-simlollt. IDOIIB, SIIIIKLEY BIAS' 4'u1uxnurvi:il: Sllll'F'I llasvball: U A, lf.: l's-11 and Skating Clubs Ynllr-yball. DOOKIS. WVILLIAM CHARLES S4'i1'llIifiL'I 'WVill . DOTZL, MARY LOYISE H4-x1vx':ll3 A1-vl1v1'y 3 Bzidiniiiton , l'ilOl'llNQ Pun A1111-ri:-un Vluhg Vol ls-ylmllg Nilllllllill lluuur Sm-ivly. DRISFOLL, DONNA MARIE iit'll0I'IllI Dum-k : l'Nl'l'Nlllll1lLl Ulusr. S1-1-ri-lairy: li. A. 113 Glu-, lk-p, and Skating.: Vluhs: .luninr l'x-mn: Stu llvnt Vfvum-il. URISCOLL, JOANNIG 'l'llEKE8E 1h-m-rail: J0 : Anlmail liclitoriul Stuffg .Iuniur Lil-Q'N2lVlllPl'I Junior l'rmug G. A. U. Imttci' Club: Pan A1noi'i4'zin, l'ul:1r. Nliutinyg, :mel Ski Vlulysg Svuiui' Play: H. A. V.. 'l'rv:1s- ur:-rg l'1-in Club. 'l'1'4-:lsiliw-1': Girls l 1'olivg Variety Slww, DRlSl'Ol.l.. KOlil'1K'I' l,Ol'lS ii1'lll'l'ill DFNN. lYlLl.l.KNI DIARTIN G1-i1o1':1l. HINLX ll, l lK.XNl'I-IS Bl'II,l.l'l N-no-nlltu-1 I'r:mvy : nlrlw I-1'+vl14' H11 lwp. l'uI:lr :nml Skulinu' Vlnhx: Sufllnzllll vllllllllblilllll S1-ni-nl' l4'ul'x1l:ll3 54'IlllPI' Il'ln1-vsx. l'1I.ll'lI, ll l'll.l-IN 1.1-In-rzulg ll4'l1'lI'-1 llalv-lmll: film' Vluln' 'IN-nniw: Ynllf-5ln:1ll. I-IICNNT. l'II,XKXl.XlNI'1 .ll .XNIT1 111-m-ml: llxlflluilnlnng li:uw-lmlli l':1n .xllIl'l'iI'illl :and IU-1' Vlnlwg 'l':lhI:- 'l'l'IllIiNl Yfvll--Ax lvslll EIC XYIN. NIIIIKLHX ,Xl-N I-Ii lulnxm-r--inll Shil '3 I':1n .Xlmfn-i-'mu rm-I IH-p lluhs. lil lllfli, fjlil, -l0il'Il'll Nizlnnuli I-fllpgim-Q-l x Vlulr. ICYXN S, K l'IN'l' 'l'I l l .X N X N4'll'l!lIlI I lrslnwlvl' II'nIll .I-vlmlm.-N hung, Sf-ull! Xlrif-za FXIKUNI. IIKIKIKX .IONI-1l'll H:-n--ral. lf'Hl.l-LX, I'1'l'llI-ll, .IIGAN li.-m-ral: film- an-I Skanling Vinh-.3 'v'fvll+-ylmll. FUX, IAIRIS M. l'1IIIIlIll'l'4'i1llf l.1u'riv : 'l'!'iLIr-Iivl' from Hillgllilllllnll llizh S--M-ml, Hing:h:unmn ,M-w XX.:-lx. 1-AIDILKW, l,0lm5lAl'1 UNA th-u--ml: l'w- SVN- 5 l'ln-U1-I.-41.1--x'g Jlllliul' Prom: Xaxlinmll I-'nw-nxivg lhullng 'I'umhlim:. HALVIY. N'll,l.l.KNi Il,llCI.I-I Svi:-l1li!'i4'1 I5ill l lluxillu. I-XKIKINON, Ii.Kl,I'Il HIINXRID 14'-nl-r:nl: 4l:u'y 1 'l'r:r--k. MXRNINIID, Illllililir 1iK,KN'I' S1-in-nlifiw-1 lIUlv I l rvshlu:u11 :m-I Snplmlmuw- I-'04-llnlll :xml llauwkvlluxlli Nulimnall I-'ure-nsin-2 limliug I':m .half-rivzm Vlulvg Spf-Q---hg S1:i1:1-V1---xx. li,Xl'S'l'.XlD, Kl'lNNl'1'I'll 0. twin-x':ll: lie-n : l':ll1 ,Killa-14iu-:nn Vluh lbl'I'i1-nw: Se-ning' l4'n1'ln:1l. 1il'J.U'Il. R1llfl'fRT lffllx Slfin-lllifivj lZnh 1 Hr1'ln--NIl':lI 'l'l':l1'k, ,Vim hI'Ililil'Rll'll. IIIGLICN RLXKIIG Nvi1-ntifiv: He-x'g : lilvs- uml Skin ing Vlulw: Suftlmll: Ynllvyballl. 1-0l.llNN'0K'l'llY, JEJN EYICLYN 1ll'lI4'I'2lII Jl'ilIlIll'uI Arolu-ry: Irani- mintnu: Hzlskm-llnlllg I7l'XlIllIlf,i1' 15-p . . :md film- Vluhs: Junim' l'rnmg S011 iwr Plny: Stufivnt l'nuu1'il2 'IW-nniag Yzu-11-ly Slmwz Yulh-yhnll M:lnugf'r UKXIIJM. KOISEKT BLAIR Svivx1tit'i1-, Kuhn: 'I'runsl'n-r from liuise- High N1-lmo!. lloisv, Idaho: Ilursvy High Svlmul, Los Ailgtvlaw, Vulifm-ni:u. GK.XNDl'Kl1I, .klfllRl'IY Ll'Cll.Ll'i Svie-ulit'i4': l!uta'h 1 Handg French :md Skating Vlulmg Girls' Frollc 'Miz Orvln-stra: P4-p Baud: Softball: Nulimml Iiunur Such-ty. ng f MQANT. lilflllklili ROBERT S4'i1'I1lil'I4'I Nllllulllll lhfuur Society GKIJEK. BICTTY l.0l' EMMA 4Lvr14-1111! Hn-tty 1 Art Fluh: Twir' ing liHl'll'IN. .XLLIGN .l0Hl'll'll S+-if-uLiI'if': l fwtl-mll. GKIGICN. Gl'IRAI,lllNl'l LOI' 1ivm:1'nl: th-rry : Arch:-ry: Huh: hull: Skating: Vluh. 1QRl'IlGNVYlCl.l.. l.I'lNl.ll1I Llflh ELI. S1-ie-ntit'i4:: Junior l'l'UIll1 Nutiolml H - , lhvspmn: lun .XIl1t'I'1l?illl Vluhg S4-n im' l'n1'll1:lI: Nlngwf l'r1-W. lilil l l'lN. ICHXIIX lil! 'l0hI'Il'll fh'l11'l':!l1 Dil-k : imuthzlllg Nailionul lin-spuln: Sr1l1I1:l1t 1'uunr'il: I! Club. HYNIIICICSUN, M051 GENE 1.1 m ml, 1.4-nv . nl--v and SM Vlulm: 'l'l'lllliS1 'I'I'2lllSf'4'I' l'l-nm Null I,:lk1- Pity, l'l:lh3 VilI'il'lj' Show. 1il'N'll'llC. .Ijfli N'll,l.l XVI 1.1-nvml: Hmmm-r : 'l'r:u-R, ll,Xl'liI'l'l l', JOHN l'.X'l'RH'K 4h4Il1'l'illI .l:n-Ak : Arn mul l':m Xlllvl'i4':1ll Vlulrsi lhlske-ihalll, Il.XI.l., lSl'l'l'Tl'I Jl'2.XNNI'I Svim1Iii'i4': IH-lls 1 lzilllllf Urvlu-5 tru: Nutimml llunm' Slwivty: l'v-psi luln N-hul:u1'Kh1p 401111-sri N-num' Ilurmzll, lI.XNl.l'IY. IiI'IYl'IKI.Y JEAN Nviw-ntifiv: llvv : Annuznl llhliturini QInI'l'1 .lvxniur l'1-nm: tllw-In-sl1':11 IH-p :ml Ski Vluhsg IH-pai 1'ul:1 S4-lxolzlr Nluip 1'm1l4-xl: S1-niur I m'In:1l: Stu 114-nt 1'uum'iZ. 'l'l':-:lslll-v1': 1'm'1m:u lilvll F1-s!ix':lI. IIXNNA, I'Il.XIiI,l'lh NYILII Svif-nlil'iv: 4'll:1y1uu . IIARIDIN. INDRU'l'lII'J,K VIRGINIA lu'Ill'l'lIIf Hin g Itmlminlffni IIIIIHIZ Hans:-lmll: S1-uiur l'l:ny. lI.KKIIIN1i'I'0N, Il0R0'I'lI Y .I EAN 121-In-1':ll1 ll, .I. : Anllunl liflit.,1'i:1l Stull: Ihlsk.-Ilmll: ci. A. l',2 Nu- liunzll IIHIIHI' Suvie-ly: llirlw' Ur zzmlznlinlm. Yi--v l'I'l'S.: l':xn Alllvl' ivan. l':-p. Zllltl ?4k:uim.g' Vlulw. lIAKKINli'I'0N. -IUIIN .l0Hl'II'lI Sr-in-ulifiv: .l:u'k : Annual linlillvr- iul Sl:1I'l': Ifulvlllilll Svlmlnrxlnip thrill-xt: N:ltinn:ll Ilonnr' Sfwin-ry. llARRIN1i'l'0N, l,0lH ANN l'm1llm-V4-iallg lllvm- :xml V.-In Flulmg Nufllullli Ynlla-ylrllll. IIARYICY. .illllilli Ih.iIH'2I,l.l'l li--u.-ral: ll:lrx : l5:ulmiut.m: lil--0. IH-yy un-l Skating' Pluhs: Gulf: Nvn- iux' I'l:l5'I Softlmlll 'IV-nniv Ynr ivly Pillow: Ynllu-yhull, II.k'I'I4IIl'lR. I'lI,klCI.I'LS N'II,I.IA5l H:-il-nlil'iv: 'lllill 3 llaslwtlmllz It I'IllIJl lluxilnrg Fmlzlmllg 'l'1-:nr-k, lII'INHOI.T, IHDROTIIY JEAN he-um-rnlg Ilul 1 IPI'illIlIIII . Pun 'xIIIl?I'I1'IIll. :uni lmlnr Vlulmg 45. A. P.: Girls' lbrgulrizntion. S4-4-re-tary: l.ifn-wzlvimfg Studs-nl l'mxn1'il. IIEWYI I I'. I'II.1IKLEN IIAYIHCN Svivxnlifif-3 l'IlIIl'II1'u1 Annual Heli lnrial Staff: liuml: Jazz Band: Junior I'I'l1lllI lm-h.-stru: Pun AIlll'I'Il'lII'I Club: l'n-p liumlg Ilozl-man Svlmlarulnlp Vmxh-sl: W4-slinghmlw Hr-lmlzlrnlzip T1-st: National llnrmr Novi:-Ky. HILL. DIANA Vnxuxm-r-'-lul: lPi : I7I'lIlll:I mm lu- lnm-: lfmliv: lmlzu' Vluh. HILL, JUSPIPII ICIIYYARID th-lnwril: l'lmw . H II.I., WTI I.l.IAIII JAM PLS Nwil-lxliI'i4-3 llill : llnxing. lIOI,I.INKi, EIDNA JEAN 19'-114-ral: I.II'1'H:lYIIl1.l'Q Ur'-ln-xlr:l v4lII4'j'IJ1III. IIUIJIXN. LEROY PIIILLII' I'0IlIIlIv'l'l'IIlI: llnxinarl lfmvtlvzlll 'I'x':u-R. IIUIJIHS, IHNGEK BOONE Swim-lllifiv. w M 'in X v ll0lll'l'IK. YIIHGIYIX l.l'Il'l lkmllm-1-1-i:lI: 'Willliilul Ul'1'i1-v 'l'I'ulI inf: l'e-p :in-I Skriliiigg Vluhhl Y-il li-xlmll. Ill HIIICN. Iil'I'l l'Y .KSN 4.- in-r:nI: IH-l!'1 4Prvluwll':l. Ill NT. XIANY JXXIC 121-m-ml: JIlIlil'Ul -llllIiUl' l'rw'ng S4-nim' Furnml: 'l'I':xnsl'n-r flwvi H1 I- mi. NIfml:1u:i. 'IJ 'ir -f- QIU kj IAA! I, I lNKlUd'l', N ll.l,lAM 5l'i4'llfi1'iP2 lnk g Junior Prom. Sw-nifvr l wr1n:1I: xIllllllf.IliIll'0'l', JAMEN. llEKlSl'IRT ll. Svii-iirifif,-g II1:rIu : Annual S1111-5 man: IM-Imtvg .Iuniur 1'l'0lIl1 Pub lir- Sw-ukingrg Svuior l'I:i.v: Suienr'-' :uwi Ski Vlnhs: Vsxrivly Slmw. JUUNS. l4E'l I'Y JANE l'vvlii1m:1'1-ink: HQ-tts g Hurlmiulun, Ruse-hall: H. fx. 41: Van Ami-rii-nn :uni Skating: Vlulw: 'I'wirlin:A'Z Vol I+-5 hall, JUIISSUN, lI.lll0l.Il IiIl'1GI'lNI-, 1l1Ilv'i':ll1 th-in- , .Hill NNUN. JAMES Hl'lC'l'0N 41-in! ifiv- -IUIINSUN, klliilili ,KGXRID Swii-nti1'iv': Swv-1lv : Hand: hun Vinh. JUIISSUN. YYll.Hl'K H1-lufl':ll1 .'S4'lPlpf4'l'uf l':lu ,xlH'Al'i 1II Club: Mirii-n:i1 Ilmu-r Nm:i1-ty. JOIINNTON, Kl'1NNl'I'l'II ll.XHlIl,lb lmlustriul Arts: Ki-n : lwurtlmll .Iuniwr l'l'1vlll: 'l'r:11fk. JUSES, liI'INNl'lY l lCl'lllERll'K Sviwutifiafz Ihind: tiiw-In-Ntralg I':u, Amo-r'i1':lu Wfluh. JUNICN. l'll.Xlll,l'IN l'I.KICNl'lS'l' N1-ii-1iriI'i1-: 4'Im1-k : l'4-1, :ind S--ii-um Vlulw, li.XI,0l'SEK. SIAM-IUIRIIC ANNE 4h-in-1-nl: AIEIl'QJ'il -2 ,Xnmml Ilusi in-ss M:n1:ugw-rg 49, A. V.: Junior l'1-nm: AVI, l':ln .Xllll'l'i1'tlIl, IH-p. nm! Ski Vluhs: Se-niur lntblilllillf S4-nim- t'l:lss, S1-vw-t:ii'y: Snplmximlw- Flask, 'l'x'f-:iwll'v1': Studs-nl Vmim-ii: Nu tional llunm' Kiwi.-ly, ILXRYINICN, RONALD DIANA N-nvnlilii-g llm1 g llauskirthzlllg 'l'r:ivk. K.K'l'li X. l.UKl'I'l I'K l,0lilC.XlNl'2 41-m-ml: l,..1niN'1 ISHN-hull: Iizu In-tlmlli lv--lmlv: l,il'w-wmimg: Ynl I-ylmll. KICNNIN, 1l,Il'l'I XYYNUNX 14-In-r'll' linmlj l'nI:ur fvllllll Xu lwuml lhilllil' S4-1-in-ty. KIGYSICR, KERRY Kl SH In-In-rzlli lf 0 ul lv u I I: Hzlsko-llmlll lrnvk: .-knuuul Sillvxlllkilll l'4-1, Vluh. K Kl'2YHl'jl'C, Sll ICRMXS GFKINDN wus-ral. Anmml lllditnrinl Stuff: li Cluhg liuslwlbnllg 1-'mntlmllg Tm:-kg lormmtiun Fo--tivnl: Ibm-man S-hui llI'?4hiIl. KIRK, 1'll.KKl.l'1S RUGEI-t 34-In-rnl: 1'h1u'k 2 Boxing. KJl'Il,l,l!l'IR1L. ELI. K Nl KE Q1'i4'l1!iI'i1'1 Sq-niur l'l:l5, Kl.0lil'll.XK, Ib0R0'l'IlY M. ANNIE 4'0lIllIlQ'l'1'iNlQ Sks-wik : llnske-Lhali: Qknting: Sofilvxallz V1-ll:-yhnll. KOIIN. HI'ILl'2N 'l'. N1-if-uril'i1-3 SllllShill4'uQ .Iunhvr ' x N4 ui fr l'nrnml' Qkwtlng lrfmg .- 1 ' , . . Vluhg Ski Vluh. Sw-rv-tary and l'1'e-nslnrn-l'1 Twirlingg. KKKNITZ, l0Nl', -IUKN H+-m-rnl: l : 15. .L 4'.Z M :xml Skutlm: Vlnhfg 'l'umhlin1.:: Twirl lnyr. KKXI S, 1i!'I0l'Hvl'1 S1-i4-ulil'i--: l'urky : Annum! Snlw' num: Iflilllliifilwj HIM- Vlulu: Lit- tll- 'l'l:1-:uw 'l'--ul'nulm-ul: S4-uint' Vluy. lil NOK, JUXN AGNES 4'lbllllIll'lA4'iMll l'v'i- 4'luh: S--niwr l urm:ll: 'I'r:uwI'4-r frmu ifatlwliv High, liilliuuw. M1-ut:m:1. l.KNlllI'lKh, IQIIYYXIKID NUYAN 1i m-ml: I'I1l : l':nn .Um-ri--:nu Vluhg Xzntinnzll 'I'l1--xl-inns Slum- Vrvw. I..XNlil'IYlN. kl1'll.KliIl l'Il.XlCl.l'IS 1Q4'Il1'I'lll1 IPM-lfl Hamm! l..Yl'lNll42Il. IIUXNA NIXICIIC cwmurxn-w-ianlz .Kvriul llurlxz RI:u'i4-n vile- I'lll2lI'. :ln-I Skulillg' Vlulrs: SoI'lh:nll: 'I'1lmlrling': 'l'ui1'liIug:: Vol il'X'lIlll. I..XN'kl'IN1'I'l. WIUNTXNX KONE D m-m-ral: 'l':nn:l : Itmlnnimmn llumlg 4mll': l'vp Vluhg Ulm- Vlulv l'1-Q-sim-1:11 Sf,l'Ih:mll1 'l'NVlI'liIlL'2 Vol I4-ylmll. LAZIFH. NOPIIIE fl1'Il1'l'2llI .lnnuzxl Sul:-sluung l'vp Vinh. l.l11.fllCY. DONALD N'lLLl.lM S1-i1-ntit'i1': IPou : lloxing: Junior l'l'1lIllI Xl0lllll1lllll'1'l'. LEVON. fll RIN XVI LLIAM 1ivxlc1':tl Stuff: : l.1-aku: Annual l'I1litorinl llatskvtlmllz 1'ln-4-rlneaderz lootlmll: .lunior l'l'1JlIlQ Mountain ow-l'2 l'un .KlllO'l'll'IllI 1'lub: 'l'rn1'k. L1'l'RON'SE, THOMAS A RCHIE 4Io'll1'l':ll 3 Toning Annual Editor inl Slziffg li 1'luh, l'r1-sl4l1-nl: Bas ke-tlmll: liux ing: l4'n1rYll:lll1 Ski 1'llllbQ 'l'r:t1 k. I, ESL ll-J, JAMES Nl.!XW'l'ZLL xml: I l'4'NllllIlllv z llnnwl: Junior National llonor l Pun Anwrivx-in Llama, Vim--l'r0si iso Sl'll0lZlI'Sllll' MELVIN ARTHUR L1-s g Football: .lunioi 1'ol:l S1'll1ll1ll'Nlllfl Con , ' und Svivixaw Clubs .' ialvnt 1'oun1'il3 YV1'StlD1,!' liousv 'l'1-Ht: National Honor So vi'-ty, l,l'lVR.K, RAYMOND EYUENE N1'lt'lllllvl1'I lt':ly : Annual litlltorial Stn ff! if I 1 oun11l W 1 ,- l':tn ,xlll4'l'll'ZlIl 1'lnh: I'vpsi 'oln S1-holarsliip 1'nntost: Stud:-nt 1 Nntionul llonor Sovivty. LIMH, GLENN RlfLON Sviuutlt' it-1 It 1'lubg lloxingrg Foot- imll: 'l'ru1'k1 Nfillflllill Honor So- 1'i1-fy. S1-if-ntil' 1,117 :ind l'lay5 LINID, HllIlil.EY L. io: Alonso- 1 Bntlnilntou: Ski Cluhsg ltauiiuz Svnlor Tvnnisq Volk-yhallg Trann- tt,-r troni l'ov:1t--llo. lduho. LINDH. Y. WVILLIAM li. S1-i1-ntit'i1-3 il : B Club: Foot- lmllg .I uniox' loin: Pan AIIl0I'lCZlll lllllll, View l si1lcutg Track. K f v uw, ESTONL MARK ANE ll1'll1'I'Ill'X 7 l'x-om: ing: M 1-bntze: lim a: J unlor . 0l1lll,alllN?I'I 1 Tice Train- ? nfl l'a'n All ivan Clubs 3 Tnlub 'i ' Twirling Volleyball. .iffy . X , '- IJIZEN. 1,016 J. 5 U1-u1fral:!'M :und Skating,:'1'l1lbw.: Sufflratlljl 'I'wirling': Volleyball, L L 151-nl-ral fl OYD. JAFK IKPINNEK 3 l5u1'ky : li und l':-i1l1ll1- 1'luhsg lluskothulli lfootbull: 'l'r:11'k, LOFTl'H, ROSEMARY JOAN fl0lllllll'l'1'l3llf M:ii1ii1- : Ihulmintoug 1' 1 1' lun ' ' b .Z ' :incl Skating: ilu sl: Karin-ly Slmwg Yoll1-ylmll. LONG, DOROTHY JEAN !f1'llllIll0I'1fl2llQ IL .l. : Junior l'roin: Softball. li0Rl'IN1-0, If2l.lZ.KlSl'1TII .KN N tio-m-l':Ali Hi-!lj '1, l.0Nl'INHO, ROY ll IGNKY N14-llllllv, lillfih. IJFIN -Ill KN 51-in-lllllivg HH-v Vlvllv Ll'Kl'1, NORNIA LEIC Unxuxni-r-'inlz Norin : l-'ruling Avrinl Imrts: National Honor Snvh-typ li. A. if., Se-1-ri-tini'y: Junior Vlnss, Sw rn-t:u'y: Junior l'rmng Skating' Vluhi Nwftlnllll Yifllf-yhnll. 1 Mm',Ll'l NIJ. HON NA J EX Y N I-I 11-F-Rrfill: lmlin'y 1 VMI Vhlh: TFSIYINI-4'l' 1'1'nln Larwiwmwn, Iiiuhy. , . . Nh'AKTlll'K. BIXRYIS ' S1-in-ntifivg Muff: liwxinu: Juni:-r l'i-mnl National -'I'hi-Npiuni .Vnn .XIlll'l il'llll :mil Ski Vluhs: Snug.- l'1'vw: Svinlin' P1135 , Me-l'2l.lll11NNY. BARIIARA I.. uUllllll6'l'l'iilll Hzu'lw g lhuhniiitfvnl Iluse-hull: fi, .L 1'.: Skillillgf Vullv-yi ball. Sl4'lLl'Il'ZYl'ilK, JOHN TIIOSIXH Ni'l4-lltiflvi .lnr'k . SIPIEIYICKN, RITA YYINIFRICD f'lllIHIl4'I'1'iIll: II:11IininLun: IH-p Vluhg Skating: Sufrhzlll: T4-uniwg Yolll-5' hull. Mrlll Gll, l'.l'l'NII'l K .HCXN th-In-ml: l':ut 1 .lnninr l'l'1illlI S+-lzinr I'-UFIIIZII. Ml'Kl'2l'llNll'i, IKOIIICIVI' N'l',XN'l'0N S4'iI'llIii'il'Q ll Vluh: I-Hmllnlll: 'l'rn4'k, NI1'Kl'lKX.X5, IRHNIC Nl.Klili.Xlll'l l' ln-n--x':li I5l1'Kl'l'Kl1'li, IHDNNX l.l'Il'i lQi'm-r:il: Mn-k : .lnniiir l'r--in: Imlni' Vluh. Sln1'l,.XlCI'IN, liIil1'l'I Ill SPAN Svii-i1IiI'i-'Z l'vli :ind Ski Vlnhx 'l'r:llmli-1' I'l'um Ilillinax lligle. liil minus. Nllilllilllil. Nl-l,l'I,XN, l lCI'Zll.X SLXIC 45.-ni-r:ul1 Hli-if Vinh. .NlcLI'l0ll, Gl'IlI.XLlllNl'1 KITA th-m-ml: Ula-rry : Avrinl lmrts linsvllsllll llrlslu-llr:lll2 Hirlsl lfroliv' H. A. 412 .lnniur I'rwm: IH-p Club l3Pl'l1-ylm ll. NIIIPPII EIISUN. INYNA Ll! DE IC H1-111-l':ll: ll4m I .Xnnuul Snlvslmlln IH-utllzlll Villlllllllvl 4'lilllllllll1'4'Q ll.: din Work: Ski Vlull: 'l'r:u-k, M4 I'.X YISII . MA It-ION Y .KN N 1'nlllllll'l'1'l2llI M:lrj 1 llsulxuinlml lhmalg Hffivv 'l'l':llllllIH'1 Orr-lwstrar IH-p liumlg Snftlmll: Yulh-ylmll. NI.U'l Mlllili. l.:lYl'lKNI'l ll. 191-lu-ral: limulg linsv-h:1IlZ .luuim n l'l'lPlllQ lan .XlllQ'I'l1'Hll Vlnhg Sen- lv-r llurmnlz Null:-ylulll. NI.ll'INl'.K, IIELEN IIILNIA S1-iq-nlil'i4-1 Ml-nnp 3 11. A. V.: l'vp Vluh: N1-I'lh:1ll I Vullw-ylmll. MAIICR, l'.Xl'L LICHLIIC Sviv-l1liI'iw': l.lu1p : llilllill flI'1'll1'?-' lm: Pan Allll'I'lI'3lll. and IN-p Vlubr: llmliu Wwrk: Nvnim' l'l:1y. MA K I. I,l'2lIOY lljllill nivn.-rul. MALIA, GLORIA JI-IAN 13.-um-ml: Art, and IH-p Clubs: Cheer- lf-slder: .lun ' Prom: Softball: 'l'umhliug: V1 ly.-ylmll. DIAL 'FX 101.0 'BIRRY :faQ:a1'fw.Q.l,S5,iwli'uf .v j9'1 iw 47' -J -HW 2 W . W 1 Ms lf! l f x ix 4 '15 MABSIIALI. .1m1,1cNdA0.us'N1-2 4701111111-re-ial: Jl1nlw.'-fF'rnu1: Offico 'l'l'3klllll1f,Ej Froliw l'0lllllllfl.4'l'Q Pup 4'lub, '1'rm-nsllrn-rg Senior Formalg Skating' Vluhg Sufllmllg Vollo-ylmll M.lli'I'lN. ll0lilf2ll'l' ARMOR Svie-nlifiv: l!ulv g .lllllllill Evlit01'l:l.l Stuff: Ilxlnl: Jlllllibl' l'r1nn1 Urvln-s tm: Pm-psi Pohl Sc'lml:il'sI1ip Pon 1.4-sl: Slll4ll'lll 4'm1nvil. l'l'l'Nlll1'lll Nnlimml llnm-r Nm-if-ly. Nl.KllY.X'l l', IRICNE l'1S'l'l'ILl.E H4-ne-rnl: .Xnuunl .Ml Nall:-slualng l':1l1 .lllll'l'l4'illl Vlulv: Nw-niur l'u1'nml1 'lvl'1lIlSl-Pl' l'I'lvIlI lkuulm-1'1-i:1l. ' lliglx rvlnml lu Nm l-l':l1u'1s1-U, l2llll4Pl'Ill2l MA'I I'lX. ICXXMUND I-ZIDNIXKID lQl'Ill'I'5ll Slwrly . ' M.X'l l'NUN. LEO li,XlK0l.ll th-llvrzlli l':1n ,xlllt'l'll'Illl Vluh, Mil NIIICR, LOKR.XlNl'I 151-m-ral: SiN: ltanlmimmlz 1911-4- :unl Skillllljl Vlulwg :4n1'rh:1lI: 'l'q-n- nis: Yulle-ylmll. fgyfv 1' ,DMZ W7 l ,Il'lNKl11,ll1'Xll,tYIc?lZ . . 1 1 S4-ivntil'ie-' Ili4-li ', lyu 'an .Alll1'l'l1'2lll Vlulmsg Nj. 'vtballg nl- lmllz Svniur For nl: Trnrl ' M ICR RY, JANE l.0KRAlNE l'llllllll1'l'l'lilII l4'n1ly,:in-s : In-1: :mel Skating Vlubsz Yullo-ylmll. SlIl.l.l'1R, DONNA LOI' tio-m-rail: Art. l':n11 Allll'l'lt'2lll. Zllltl IH-p Vlulvsg lmsvlmll: Svnim' l'l:l5'1 Yullvylrull. NlIl.I.l4llC, N'II.l,IAM FRANK lil-nn-rzlli l'lllll'lllt'uI lluxing: I l'l'Sll lllllll lfsmllmll, linsks-llmll. and 'l'r:u'k3 Soplmllnulw- lflmtlnllll .lun- inr Prom: Vzlrivly Show. Ml'I'1'lII'lI.l., l'A'I l'Y IAN' l'1Mll.ll'I 1h-m-ral: l':l1s 1 Annual lflllitorg llrnln:lti4-, lil:-f-, :xml l'vp lflulrsg Girls' l 1-ulivl I r4-slmmn llzuu-1-1 tl. A. l', l'r1-ss lh-po1'tn-rg Girls' Urgrunizslt inn. 'l'r4-alsulw-l': .I nuim' Prom: 3lllllIlfIllll4'l'l'.j l'lny1lay1 Quill Zlllll S1-roll: Sm-nior l'l:ly1 Suphu umm- 1'l:1ss, Sn-1-11-Ial'y: Studs-nl 1'uu1u-il: Yuri:-ly Shmv: l,ihr:u'y Stuff: Nntinnzll llunnr Suvil-ly. MONlll'Il,l.l, MARIE ANN 1Q1'lll'l'2llQ HI,l'lLZllU2 Hhllllllillhllll li. A, V, xlIlIIiIL.fl'l'I 1,I'l'll4'Sfl'ZlI Sn-nim- l'l:ly: Ski l'lulu2 Ynllc-ylnlll. XIUSHY, Ill'IYl'IliLY ANN Almla-rn l.:l111:l1:1gvs: lu-v : linml: l,iln'ury Staff: lH'1'llQ'SlF1l 1 I':xn .Allll'I'l4'2lll Vlllllj Sp:-4-vllg llallliu. 5l0'l I', lll'IYICKl.Y JEAN 1'mnmn-rl-inl: lu-tty 2 Mariolnllnw- and l'ul:ar Vlulns: Vlvlllllhllllil. Ml'I,lIOI,LANll, Kl'INNl'I'l'll M. Svic-x1til'ivg nxlllln. Ml'lil'llY, MARY L0l' I'l'Il'ELlA Svie-ntifiv: l,uu 3 Frm-nm-h Illlll IR-p Vluhs: Softball: Vnlll-ylmll. NAKQICL, 'Tlill KONRUE 124-m-ral: l'm--Wwe- 1 Radio. N El LS. H' l LLIAM Ga-m-ral: Bill : Fmnballg llwkuy' 'l'runsl'1-r from lirvalt Falls Public' Sr-lxuul, tire-:lt Falls. Muntalla. NELSON, IIELEN YIKUINIA tie-n--rzll: HRIIIIIQ Glw- Club. Nl'NI.l'IY, MAKJORIE RIYKIEI. 1Q1'lll'l'2llI 31RlI'1I4 '1 lluskl-tlmll: 'L- 1'lulr1 'I'r:msl'1-r l'l'4llll Slum-rinlz lligrh, Sln-ri4l:u1. 0'lllI.l,. El.lZAlll'I'l'll L0l'lS1 S1'il'lllifl4'1 lKillil- 1 Sk:lti.llf,!. live- l'4-p, :mul Pulau- Vluhs: l.ll4-s:uv1ng,: Yullvylr: . N -iv V Q -:V , hl 4- ,751 H, Q W , ' Q, gl H VV , - ' l I' I If J: Q .V by 1 ff 5 'A r . U1 ' A I - 'M' Q'-f ' Q Mg, fr., Ulifll S Ill. hI'10KlGl'l W' I L LIAM th-in-rail: ,Xllllllfll ,Ml S2lll'Sl'I1llUQ Bux- inu: -illliltll' I'l'tllllQ l':lu Almwivzm Vinh: Ski Vlnh. l'i'1-sidl-inf. 0I.Il'll.XN'l', W'.KL'I'lCK ROBERT N:-i--iilifiv: Kim: '. USISORN, -H'I.XNNINl'I lQ4'lll'l'ZllI -IL'2lllllil!u2 'I'rausf0r frmn 4iiilI:nliu Vmiiity lligh. Itoze-umm. Nlfmrnmi: Nniimml llmmr Scwivty 0h'l'l'lNlilli1-. IIEICISICRI' OYYEZN Hwm-rail: lI!'l'llNi Ski Club. IKXRRETT, FLORl'JNf'E lll l'l:l th-In-ral: Flip : ll:-hateeg Volley- h:illZ 'l'i':lusI'vr 1'l'lJlll Luke NN'asl1ing mn lligfli, Kirkland, Washington, l',lYLOVlf,'ll, ROHl'Ili'l' JOHN ti'-in-ml: Rnh Z Flnsolmflll. I'.K YN'I'I'Jli. l,I.0Yll W'IIll,l.KNl m-in-ml. l'E'l'l'lliSON, PIIYLLIP4 JUNE 1'mn1ucrc'i:il: l'hil : Junior Lifr snviiiui Muuutninvvr: Pepsi Colu Si-hol1u'ship Corin-st: Quill and Nw:-ull: National Honor Society. I'ET'l'HRSEN. ELSYH MARIE livin-ral: Art Vlub: Junior Pr:-mg Sofilfzllli Ynlln-yhflll . l'l'l'l l'Ij'l', -l0Sl'1l'll GLENN 1.i4?lll'l'2lli 'KH'ed . .. PICKEL, DOLOREB ESTHHK . Svia-n1,il'icg Baseball: Polar an-I Shaving Vluhsp Tumbling: Vulh-5' lbilll, PIKE, GLORIA EVA th-in-r:ll3 .Iuniur l'rnm: Vvp Vluh. PINKSTON, INIKEEN MJXH lmiiiiiiu-1'4'i:il: l'i11ky 1 llslnnli Pulau- Viulv, l'0l'lll'IKYlNA. .XPIDKEY 'I'. Vuiiiiiim-i'1'i:xl: Au1l : Avrizll Darts. Aswistailit, Muiiaigvi-. Fmlicg Haduxin Inn: llnslu-thzill: Vziptuin of Polar t'lulr: H. A. 1'.. l'rvsin,lm1tI Golf. li. A. 41 llc-in-I' Club: Junior Lifa- suviligrz l'I:1y1l:ly, Asst. Mgr., Sn-u ini' l,if4-s:u'i11:': Nnftlmllq 'Publ'- 'l'1-nnis: Ynll:-ylmllz Nnltiwnzll llormr Nm-ivly. POOR, JESS HOLLY S4-ii-nrifiv: lf'mmilv:ill: 'l'rn1-k. l'RIl'I'l. HIIIDIIL LHB 4h-nurul: ,xlllllllil .Ml Sallv-m:m1 llunllg 4'In-4-1'In-:u!v1': lmn1-n- Ilan-!1 .Iuninr Vlzws l'I'4'si4l4'llII .luninr . Prmng l':m .Xxm-rin-:un Vinh: I+-p llumli S1-nim' l'l:l5'1 Yzuriwu Slum: l'RllI'llI'I'l'. lH'IXl'llll.! JICXN Vmnnn-1-1-i:1l: Ile-VY Hl'i'iw ,'I'!'2lill U iugg Snftlnnlli Ynlh-yluallli Nzltl nznl llumu' Sm-ifiy. I'l'Ul'll,, JUIIN HHH .XRD 42--In-rzlli l'-mllfzllli 'I'l':u'Ix l'l'lU'l'.l.I,, JJXIES lillwlllll S--iq-mil'i4-1 IN-l'1'y : Annual .x-i Snlvwmamz linndz lhkbzm-3 ,luni-wr l'1'ulng lnvlu-Q1x':r: l'w-11 llunnli l'11h- Iiv Spf-nkixugg llmlio: Svllilvl' Vol'- mzml: Svuiur Flaws, Yiwu--l'r'n-sifln-Ill: S--if-law :xml Ski Vlulw: Nle-nnI:uinw-r. lhklll LUYICII, KOSl'1Nl.KRll'I 1'ommvr1-iaxl: Hubs- g Sul'llmll: 'l'v-n- luiwj Yullwylrzlll, li.lKH'l.l. BIIIJDRICID th-Lu-ml: Pun Am'-ricam Vinh: SHIAI bull: 'v vll4-ylnill, Kl'IBIl'lI, CA lil, M1 RTIN '41 il-ntil'i--2 lSud 3 Fuutlnlllg 'I'V:n-k KICNK, llIl'H,KKIl lfxlll. Yuwul'-vlan! .Krug lli1'li : liziwkvl- I 1 lmll: Iullllliillll l':ln ,xIlll'I'i4'2llI Vlnh Rll'KD'II l'B. JAYIES RILEY 1:1-m-ml: 'ARL-k 3 .luniur l':wm 'l'rn k. KOH, l-Elllibli FHANCIF avi--uliI'i4-3 l':u1 Am--Vicaln :uni Pr., -il '!i0ll Kfluhs. RUUICIKN, .IANII-ZS I-JIHYARD S1-iq-uti1'i1-3 u.lim : Ilnmlg 01--'hw Iran: l'vp lhuul. ROMAN H'K, 01,1-.X l'Il.ll.Xlll-l'l'll nn-m-r:l!: linskm-rhzlll, HUMANO. l'2llN'.XlC Ii FKXNCIF Hvln-l':a!. IHPVYIC, Al.I.l'IN 1-. th-uv-rnl: llulIu 3 lhmixxgg hnr: Mural Spurtsg IN-p Vinh: S1-nh Play: 'l'rm'k, KON'l'2, IIUREI-IN IQ:-xx--rnlp Slm1'liv g Imwlmll: Skill illlri Voile-ylmll, ROIYIC. TIIONIAS -lAI'K Svif-ntifim-3 'I'0Ill . RUIYE. IYILLENE I'0llllllPl'1'I2lI Buokke-1-pillgi Billi0 : Glee Club. RIDE. DIARJORIE IIIAY th-ncrul: Public Spf-zlkingz Senior l'l:ly: Stnde-nt lfllllllffil. KYLE, ALBl'IR'I' ROY Sm'i4'ntifi1'Z Al . SAMPSON, I'JVl'll,YN ELIZ.KBE'l'H G1-In-ral: I':YIl .Q Hass-hnliz Basket- ball: Volleyball. Sl'Hl'L'l'E, ROBERT S1-ie-ntifiv: MIIZIIPILI Ilnbex't : Bas- kn-llmll: It Vlnh, l'x's-sidollti Foot' Imll: 'l'r:u'k. SEILYERS, IRES E ETH EL l'4llIllll0l'l'I2lII Is : IIIUIIIIIIHOIIC Ilnskefballl: Pop Club. SHEA, JAMES FRANCIS :44-iulltific. SHEA. JUHN MIFHAEL th-Infl':1l: .lohnny : l'nil4-ml Slater Navy V4-twlwllx. ' I . R V , SlIl'1L'I'0N, I'1IDN'.Klill JAMES Sn-ia-ntifivg I'I1l : ll, Pan ,X1llt'l'I1'2lll. illlll Ski Vlnhsg l 4mtlmll1 'l'r:u-li. SIMITZES, I'.Xl'L liEOI'llil'I Sl'IQ'lltII'I1'1 S1nitIy : Jin- Iimnln-rsg Hz-vin-sll':a: BIUllIlf2lIl1l'QI'. SIMS. II'II.ISl'R THOMAS Sl'I1'I1fIf'I1'I XVillin- Z Iialnl: Boze- nmn Svlnvlarslnip Vuxltn-sl: Jazz l!:1n4l: lizuliuz S4-niur I 0l'lllilIl SlIIDll0lll0l'0 Vlnss. l'1'x-siels-11t: Ur- l'lll'SIl'ill N:1tiwn:1l llonur Such-ty. SLAGHK, -l0SI'II'H MICHAEL Us-ln-1':1I: Mink , SMITH, RAYIIUNID L.IMOX'l' th-In-ml: Sn1itty . SMITII. II' I LLIA Nl IVA L'I'ER Svif-11ti1 iv: IL W. : Annual linlitnrr inl Stuff: llaxskx-llnnll: I! Vlnh: Hux- ingg Fmutlmllz Junior I'l'4llllI Jun- ior Vlzlss Vim'-I'l'Q-si1l1'l1tZ l'1'psi Folzu Se-l1ol:1l'sl1ip Conte-sr: 'l'1':l1'k. SPAFKNIAN. VERN EDWYARD 4i4'Ill'l'2ll SPARKS, DOKOTH Y JEAN 4'n11nnn-r4'inl3 SlIlll'kll 'I A1-rinl Imrls: linsl-lnnllg Junior l'1-mn: Klint ing Vlnh: Yulln-ylvalll. Sl'll'1I.MAN, JOIIN Pllll.l.ll', Jr. M0414-rn l.:u11:nny:vs: l'4-psi Vulzu Svlmlnrsllip Folate-sr: National llun UI' Ann Nut Snlfiety. Nl'll.l.l'M, MARY CAROL Mum-rn llnmzllngrn-sl Annual lfhli- torinl Stuff: hioxllltziixlve-rg Pun 1-rivsln Ulnlr: Quill :mul S1-rullz innnl llonur Sm-in-ly. SQI' I KES, DON NA DIA li S1-il-ntifiv: l'ouki1- 3 ti. A. 123 .Inn- lnr l'rmn: Sn-niur l-'ornlnli Jyllllllbl- ing. NTEAIKS, l'llAKLl'lS FRED Swil-ntil'i4': 4'lllIl'k Z li Illlil Pan .X 'lullrsg 1mth:lIl2'l'I':u'k, rw .A I 'll ll W 'l'I'IYl'lNf, IIOYVAKD DALE S4-in-ntifin-1 ltnzl-nnnn Swlmlzwslllp Uontvsl: .Innlur l'rmn: l':ln Ann- em tlnlr N14 ll I ul lll ll XX ll I n 1 lonl NI ' , 4-' 4-side-Ill: Svllllbl' a 1 'vsti :nv N- ' I'-A Nl LLIYAN. AGNES MARIE 1'-nnnn-rvinl: Az:g'l1- 3 l'1-p Vlnhg Vulln-ylmll. Sl'l,l,IYAN, JICANNIC MARIE 4'1llllIll!'l'4'l2lII Swfllmll: l'1vlll-ylmll. hN'l'Il'1NI'IY, -lAl'Ql'EI,lNl'I D. Gl'll4'l'2llI .l:lm'kin- 1 l'nn Allll'l'll'illl Vllllll Yullvyhzlll. 51 SXYI'l'Zl'1Il, JOHN RICIIAKID 'ivlllll . .. X . IAKKANT. GICOIHSI-I HENRY lil'lll'l'lllI l'UllL1'1'l'-.1 31illlllf,l'l'l'. lfmvl- lrzlll lllll l lxlnlhlll lllllx 'I'AYl.Oli. GENE KAY til-111-ml: linslu-llmll: Iloxlnprz lfnmlr hull: 'l'I'2l4'li. 'I'AYI.OIR, MARY JANE tin-nm-rnl: 'l'l'l'l'j'u1 IN-p Vlnlv. 1 TAYLOIK. R0lSl'IK'l' 'l'll0Nll'NON N1-iw-lllifivi Ilnnnli .lnniur l'l'lllll1 UV in M, 4-lu-strzll IN-5: llnnell 1 l'1-psi 4'ul:l - ,lid la , S-'Iml:u'slnp l'lIlll1'Sl1 Nilfhlllill llun 1 YA if ln- sn.-i--ry. ,,ll j, Q,:lf'fg ' ffsfrzsifwg, , :av -3' 5 'Q QW if 'I'0K.Xli. LUIS JUY 1.1-lu-ml: .lny g 'l'l'2lllNI'!'I' from Hilliugs High S4-Iuml, liillinfrf. Bluntzuuu. 'l'0YYl.l'lS. MARY K'0LLl'lEN H4'll1'l'1ll1 vI'lHI1HPS 2 'l'ruusi'wr fr-mu Nllmfs Lnkv, xY2lSlllll2'l0H. l'Nu.uu41'l l'l, MARY ANN!-:'l 1'1-1 , I'u: ' ltzm-bull: Golf. VAN IIFYNE, HICLIIN DIAHIE twfllllm-1'4'i:ll: Iiasknthnllg G. A. lf.: Snflbrllll Vnllvylnlll. Yl'llil'.X3lMl'ZN, LICOPOLD A. S4-in-nlifiv: Al'1fll 1 Football: Track. YILK, Ylf l'0R JOSEPH N-u-uvifivz Yi:- 5 mu-In-srrzu, YISNES. JULIA EBTHER Ul'll1'I'1l11 EM: liasolmllg Senior l'riu4-vss: IH-p :mud Skating' Clubs: Ynlls-ylmll. YUl'l'ROVll'lf. GEORGE llvuvrul: Vuic'h : Ruskvthallg ll Vluhg Football. N'AlILS'l'ROM, JUANNIC C. Gum-rnl: l l'0I1f'll. liluo. and Polar Clubs: Iliff-w:1viu:: 'Ff-unix 'lmurna' Illvllf. N'A'l l'lL.l, .-kLl Rl'lD LEE l if fu.- mpgs 'WP- nw . X . 1 451-nu-1-nl: lm- 3 Football. H'AYllEN'l', YYILLIADI RUSS SL'if'!l!il'iv'. WEIR. BONNIE MAH H--m-ml: l,ir'+esavinp:. YYICLSH, GLENN HAROLD 461-m'1':1lg lialskotballg B lflubg Foot- lrull: IF. S. Navy V1-tm-mug Track. H'l'lS'l'I.INli, STANLEY EARL S4'i4-ulifivg Buzz , XVHALEN, MARY KATIIRYN in-uvrulg lia1y : Annual Salusulaug Vhorus: Pau Aux:-riuun Vlub, Treas- lll'4'I'I IH-p :xml Skating: Clubs: Sen- ior l oru1:1l: Slqlilll' Flaws, Treas- lll't'l'Q V:1l'i4-ty Show. W' ll l'l'lC. HAH -I EAN th-nvrnl. N'llY'I'I'I, lZl'l'l I'A liI'IYEIiI.! 151-in-rulg lf: 4'lll'Q'l'll'illl4'lA: l':in Mm-rivzin :uni Iwp Vluhsg Sa-nina' I'rin1-n--LN, YYILNUN, .lollX N'Al.'l'l'lll livin-l'al: limi SWING, DORIS ESIIIA' tfomlm-l'1'i:il: llnsw-hull: UI'!'i4-4' 'l'r:iin' lim: .luniur i'r1-lu: Skating Vinh: Volll-ylnlll. WTNIIDHIIDE. lSl'lYI'IRl.Y JEAN 131-un-rail: 'i'iiulH-r : lhiml: IN-ir Vinh: SNVillllllilliI, IYIKENN, l'A'l'RIlilA l'Il,IZAliI'I'l'll GI-ns-nil: l':lt Z Allllllill 1':1iiLUl'iIll Staff: Girls' Ilmrailiizaltimi, lirwvii- tivl- Hua:-113 li. A. 1'. 5lilIlllH't'l'1 Girls' lfroliv: Him-, l'ni:ir. l'vp, und Ska! ing Clubs: .lnniur l'i'mn: l,ihr:u'y Stuff: I.ifq--azivingri l'l:iynl:iy: Ul'l'i1-r- 'l'rnInIng. Y0l'l.IHCN, CIIAIKLICS S., -Ir. S1'il'llIH.il': 1'lnm'k Q Annual .Ml Slllll2l1.Y!'l'Q linlulg ,Iuuiur l'i-uni: l':iu Allll'I'il'Xlll and Ski Vluhsg Sv-nim I urllml. ZINll'l'Il., MAH LUKICAINE Vminm-l'1'i:ilQ Si1rmky 1 Raisin-tlmllg til:-Q-, l':ln .hm-rim':iii and Sklllillg Vluhsg Sofrhulli Volln-ylmll. l0lll'INll'A, Ul'20lHil'I cionrrulg SHIV: linskm-limlli 'I'r:u-la. JOHNSON, AI.Il'l'2 1'llNIS'l'lNl'I lt0llllIl4'l'4'iIil1 J unim- l'i-um: Suflluzill: Yfvlln-yhnll. Graduating Seniors Not Pictured FISIIHR, 'YIIUAIAH l'IllN'Allll 51-ivntific: '1'nlu 1 Frvshuizni :mil Snpiinximrv iluskn-tlmll. Nh-lN'l'YKl'2, TIHIMAS l'A'l'llll'K 1Ql'Il1'l'illf 'l'um Z Iiuxinpri I-'rs-sh man Huslu-tlnzill :uni l-'mvtimllg Tm ' '. SKANSE. lll'I'l l'Y JEAN 4.4-m'1':il3 li, S. : First .Kidz -lllllitll' l'i'um: Svllitll' l Ul'Ill2llI Hi -In-5 Iran: 'l'l':lust'1-I' l'i'um Bliulwm-sl Iligfli Svinml, Nlialwi-sl, Wyuining:. S'l'EN'Ali'l'. YYILLIANI Vuliiliif-rvi:lI: IL Ki. 1 i l'l'Slllll1lll l'l:iyg Vhristnizis l'l:ly: I7l'1lIIlIlIi1' Vluh: Y:lI'i1'Ij' Slmwi Supiwiiimw- .Xsw-iuhlyz 19441 In-1-lzililutioli Win m-r. Missoula: Slim-4-ii 'l'mn'mim1-nl: Itbli IHWIIIIIIRIIIIIII. TIIONIAS, N'Il,I,lA5I l'IINYAHD 4il'lU'I'IllI 'l'nnnny : V. S, Navy V4-tvru ix. TIIIDY, SIUNA Llll' Si'ir'nlifi1'3 Allllllllilill4'1'l'Q Girl? Ifrul if-3 'l'r:un-I1-1' l'rmu Sun l-'x':uni1-imm- i -..l:f'......i.. X SERVICEMEN WHO RECEIVED DIPLOMAS IHUHYX. IHVIIAKIP N'Al.'l'l'Ill Ml'1IS'l'l'Ilf. IIERNIAN 'l'lll'I0ll0Iil'I FIIINN. N'll.LlAM M. llll.l.ER, FIIARLES INDNALID 1'Ii0W'l.l'1Y. l KANK'lS Al,l kl'Ill 3ll'I.LANl'lY, TIIOMAS FRANFIS 1'l'RNONV. R0lll'1K'l' I.. USHORN. SIELYIN RAY Fl.l'IlNl'ZR, ll0Bl'IK'l' E. PARKEN. EARL XY. lill.lSl'IR'I', IIOYYAKIP JAMES SANDERS, IKOBICIRVI' IIICNKY 1i0l'llll1l. RAYMOND li. S'l'ANl,l'IY, R0lll'IK'l' IIANSI-IN, lSlil'l'l'l A. S'l'0lDDl'lN. i'llES'l'l'1k -l0Sl'll'll KING, I'IDW'AlCD ORYILLH Sl'Ll.lYAN. R0l!l'III'l' -IUSEPII l..Kl'l'lN. WYILLIABI FRANFIS Nl'lS'I', GORDON B. l,.XI'GllERY. l'llARl.l'IS D. N'II.I.lA5IS, HARRY JAMES NIICHRENS, YYILLIANI XlAR'l'YN Y.XNFl'IY, J.H'li F. SENIOR HISTORY The class of '47 has at last reached its place on the sun. The arduous but lighthearted journey is finished. That bleak day in January of I943 when l68 frightened freshmen entered the universe of high school, the sun seemed far away. For, as usual, the freshmen were exiled to the dark neglect of Pluto. ln September the re- mainder of '47's seniors, 372 in number, joined this educational world. Representatives of the class chose Miss Phyllis Haag and Miss Lucy Lynch class advisers. Rodger Lawney, Jim Leslie, Donna Driscoll, and Bobby Dunaway become freshman class officers. The world was in the middle of awful chaos and the freshmen, with the rest of the school, contributed in an infinitesimal but effective way toward ending it by participating in drives-paper, tin cans, and war stamps. Although juvenile delinquency ran rampant over the country, their class was hardly touched by it. ln their sophomore year '47's rulers saw a great defense against the evil grow up, since civil leaders preferred to pre- vent rather than to cure. The Teen Square came about slowly and with much urging, but on April 6, l944, it opened. When sophomores, today's seniors had Wilbur Sims, Jim Leslie, Marjorie Kalousek, and Patty Lou Mitchell as leaders. ln that same year HANDS CLASS WITH RINGS one of their guiding stars, Miss Haag, joined the Waves, and Miss Florence Charles tookher place as class adviser. Then came l945. The only national president they had ever known died. This change meant confusion for them as for all the world. Soon after, V-E day was announced. Victory in Europe brough a short program and the rest of the day off. '47's chil- dren did their first victory celebration up right. During the summer vaca- tion they had their second and, they staunchly hope, their last end-of-war fling. As juniors the class began to think of arrival on the sun as an imminent pos- sibility. The prom had the theme Starlit Future which is carried out in the Bulldog Eddy Price, Bill W. Smith, Norma Luke, and Wilene Cortese led them through that year. Senior year was as always, constant excitement, with scholarships, formals, Bohunkus, and books. Bill Denos, Jimmy Purcell, Marjorie Kalousek, and Kay Whalen led them during this busy time. Again this class, numbering only 286 and 24 servicemen now, must go to a new universe, that of business or college. Some will fall like meteors into nothingness, others will rise to their rightful place in the sun. 4.,,,'x L f IYJREY. --fx 'Zi ag fl X -Q 53551, n ,xy-1 5' YT 27 ' 'Tic ,.f w, J X-f Ts 9.4 ,Ek 'X Q bil- .. S Left to right: Jack Harrington, Phyllis Peterson and Shirley Burns, ELKS SCHOLARSHIP i , Three particularly bright rays in our senior sun are Phyllis Peterson, Jack Harrington and Shirley Burns, all of whom placed in theyannual Elks Scholarship contest. Phyllis was second and Shirley placed third. Jack, who ranked first among boy entrants, received a scholarship. No written test was required. A personal letter, written by the applicant, and stating the student's accomplishments and qualifications for the scholarship, were the main re- quirements. Other letters by the family and three or four reliable citizens of the commun- ity were considered in the judgment. A scholarship record of 90 or better was required and the scholarships were awarded to those who might not otherwise have been able to attend college. Phyllis, in addition to being highest-ranking girl in her class at midterm, served this semester as co-editor of the Mountaineer. She worked after school for the Mon- tana Labor News as bookkeeper. Phyllis for her four years, daily traveled l5 miles by school bus from her home in Gregson. Active in school activities throughout her en- tire high school career, Shirley worked part- time at the J. C. Penney Company, ROBERT T. TAYLOR i Jack, too, was employed outside school at the l Intermountain Bus Co. He took part in many activities and was a member of the annual editorial staff. National honorable mention in the Westing- house talent Search and a certificate of merit in the Pepsi-Cola scholarship contest were only two of the achievements of senior Robert Taylor. He and Donald Lambert of Senior High in Billings were the two Montana stu- dents who received recognition in the West- inghouse national competition. ln addition to his Pepsi-Cola certificate, Bob will receive fifty dollars when he enters college. High in the scholarship ratings of his class, Bob was elected to tlteclxlagifnnal Honor society Besides keepi g up his high gtadesw-Bob has been actlve'i+Fboth band and orchestra. Heaintends to enroll at Montana School of Mines' in September. i f ' Lf MJ A X N 4 X X wk Q Q M IN ' x Q R' A X if gf My 'f - KJ TA, , g bv, 40 AAA!!! QA B. H. S. PEP CLUB Piercing the heights of the stars and skies with a deafening crescendo the Pep Club, led by six cheerleaders, provided each of Butte high s sports ac tivities with a lively rooting section. The Pep club's suggestion that the school help provide transportation for out-of-town football games resulted in hundreds of Butte high school stu- dents going to Billings by chartered buses and to Great Falls by chartered train. The Pep club displayed their fine spirits at games, assemblies, and rallies, being the spark plugs for school enthusiasm and spirit. Active all year, they have added to their roster many underclossmen who will keep the ideals of the organization alive and will provide new leaders for the following seasons. They will maintain the Pep club's place in the climb up the stairway to the stars QSBAQTC 11912 fwfasco IJIQIJ Left to right: lylarilyn Perkins, necro- taryg Donna Driscoll, representative Ln the Student Councilg Walter Eager, president, sccond semesterg Joanne Driscoll, trcus- urerg Shirlee Campbell, president, first. seniustur. 1 ' ' 1, ' ' Pwr- ',1-ri 1 -vm: B- -iw B -k,,1l - 1 HM'1RL1'1U9l R5 C:1n'oll?llJoi: Mali iifiiibawfizlllfi XN?l25't1-.oglill ond row: Chris Lecos, Je-rry Christvnsen. , O lb- M? ,iff 'ez xufqguw PAN AM ERICAN CL If B The Pan American club composed of members of Miss Agatha Kelly's Spanish classes strives to pro- mote better understanding between the United States and the Pan American Nations through bi- monthly reports on the Latin American countries. The clubs elect new officers each semester. Their programs conducted on Friday consist of reports on a South American country and a musical program by members of the club. A portion of each meet- MISS AGATHA KELLY ing is spent in learning and singing Spanish songs. Dues paid into the club are expended wisely. A piano has been bought, which is used during the programs, and for last Christmas ci crib scene or Nacimiento was pur- chased by the club. The figures, more than a foot high, formed an impres- sive scene during the Christmas season. The club also has its own official emblem and pins are purchased tbytthe members. The officer's pins have guards denoting their office. The pin, a blue disc with an outline of the western hemisphere in gold surrounded by 2l gold links denoting the 2l Latin-American republics and engraved with Pan American Student League in gold letters, is superimposed on a gold torch of learning. While promoting a better understanding and feeling of good will among the nations of the western hemisphere, these clubs add variety to the Spanish curriculum. Row 1, left to right: Marjorie Soll, Irma Chabai, Mary Kay Whalen, Jere Butler, Shir- ley Bradford, Shirley Cunningham, Norma Stanley. Row 2: Leo Mattson, Dan Schmitt, Dale Stevens, Harold Frye, Ray Levra, Wilbur Johnson, Robert Brown. V. E l lillll 5 ART CLUB Leatherwork, metal craft, stenciling designs, flow- ers, faces, odd designs, making billfolds - such projects were worked out by the Art club students. Under Mr. John Weaver's direction the classes fol- lowed their interests and learned many skills that would help in the future. Row 1, left to right: Lael Richens, Doreen Rowe, Jack Gunther, Bob Edwards, Ray Mattix, Marie Mondelli, Lor- raine Casey, Shirley Col- lette. Row 2: Sherman Key- ser, Jack Doble, Elton Beth- ke, Bob Lenz, Marjorie Kal- ousek, Jim Goldsworthy. PROJECTION CLUB The task of presenting entertaining movies was well handled by this year's Proiection club. Throughout the school term many fine pictures were shown to the school in assemblies. Pictures on sports-skiing, football, baseball, nature, and films on education have been seen by the student body this year. Handling a movie camera is not an easy task, for it re- quires careful work. Under the direction of Miss Rita McGrath they have learned to handle the camera, insert the film, and focus it on the screen. Because of their good service to school, the Projection club has shot its way into an honored space. Left to right: Ed Eylar, Don Marans, Zan Hancock, George Roe, Bob Baker, Don McCauliffe, Melvin Lester, Mary Lou Thomas, Jim Goldsworthy. 99 Q55 Wwwwi ip KY3 l 69' dd' we yi ' me ' . aw ew 0' B.H.S.BAND Fame and recognition were brought to Butte high school by this corps of boys and girls who make up the Butte high school band. 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A s ,K X X r fm fb' X E 5 f 5 I' f W - M ta 2 S Q M, f S SEQ Q Y YW X ull ':'-4 4 j, is yew --fi: 5,1529 oAA Y'X M iiii 2 Qi Z, i X. 5. -N... 3555 mi 11:5 I A ,ir A , Qu Q . xf-' 3 1 M ,'. Q M W 5? Ng 3 ,efigi 1517 3 5 y fm 1, T i ..-' f E Xf 1 'N Row 1 hit to right: D. O'Leary, L. MacCumber, G. Hambly, C. Panko, A Btutow S Reed, M. Knapp, R. Manley, N. Stanley, M. Gunderson, D. Malxty Row P I Qoldswoithy A Harvey L. Xiligg, G. Pike, O. McElroy, D. Bork, R. Carne, J. Carroll Moiiis ofgt 1 oman D. cKit ick, P. Mitchell. Row 3: B. Renk, M. Burns, D ' ikc In Mott II Pen 1 llll K Riley, R. R-Ianscn, B. Westling, G. DeLeon, B. llallow, S. oe N Murphy, L. Chinn. Row 4: V. Schontell, S. Darragh, F. Baion L Karkanen, V. Malloy, I. Mace, L. Maunder, M. Gransherry I Ogle, B. Keefer, D. Driscoll, M. Corin, M. Stamms, M. Frances Under the direction of Miss Marggret Mullen, these eighty girls and eight boys have taken part in numerous assem- blies. In addition to group work the organization has developed several featured soloists whose main ambition is to further their career in music. Like dim stars at the present, all strive for greater brilliance as they ac- quire knowledge of vocal techniques. Particularly popular with audiences was the sextet com- posed of Patty Lou Mitchell, Neola Murphy, Beverly Westling, Ruth Hansen, Lois Karkanen and Maxine Stams, which has appeared at school programs and also by invitation before civic clubs. A double sextet also was presented in various parts of the state in the spring. MISS MARCRPT MDLLFN ' Y' ' 4 I Row l, left to right: J. Goldsworthy B f LBAE QJIAIJ Frankovich, L. Scott, M. Phillips, .I. lwllltlll elle D. Henderson, S. Collette, B. Dickinson, J. Brown, G. Bennetts McK1t11ck P Mitchell Row Z L. Casey, M. McGee, D. McGetrick, J. Ruffatto, L. l'inn1n5,, x in Nest S McDonald I Dunn D. Castle, C. Demniing, W. Nash, D. Rouse, M. Gundeison wow I lx Ashley M Stiikc I Miljies, P. Sinitzes, C. Lecos, B. Brown, B. Denos, J. Ma is I Maxwell, A. Russell, J. Dingman. ' ' ' -Qliilni Row 1, left to right: Louise Carle, Gay Brown, Billie Lou Berget, Phyllis Peterson. Row 2: Beverly Hanley, Shirley Burns, Bette Hall, Robert Martin: Row 3: Melvin Lester, Robert Taylor, John Spielman, Ross Cannon, Al Chabai, Ray Levra. PEPSI COLA SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST During a first-semester senior assembly, fifteen candidates and two alter- nates who would represent the class of i947 in the national Pepsi Cola Scholarship competition were chosen. National winners in the test, taken on February l4, I947, are eligible to full tuition to any accredited college in the country. Two students from every state in the Union and the Dis- trict of Columbia receive scholarships each year. Along with the tuition goes twenty-five dollars a month and one round trip home from college each year. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Here are Butte high school's outstanding students. ln order to merit mem- bership in the National honor society they had to have a scholarship average of at least 2.2 Moreover, they have displayed leadership ability and good character, and have rendered service to the school. These National honor so- icety members are a credit not only to Butte high, but also to themselves, their homes, and their parents. Their place of honor among the satellites was secured by effort, determination, and native ability. Row 1, left to right: Alice Wynona Kennis, Billie Lou Berget, Jeannine Osborne Dor- othy Harrin t M L D g on, ary ouise otzl, Patty Lou Mitchell. Row 2: Audrey Grandpre, Jere Butler, Bette Hall, Marjorie Kalousek, Shirley Burns, Rita Darragh, Phyllis Peterson. Row 3: George Grant, Melvin Lester, Ray Levra, Bob Martin, Charles Hewitt, Wilbur Sims, Al Chabai. Row 4: Wilbur Johnson, John Spielman Jack Har- ' t J' L ring on, lm eslie, Robert Taylor. Absent: Ray Beebe, Norma Luke, Rulon Limb, Mary Carol Spillum, Audrey Pochervina, Beverly Prophet. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Row 1, left to right: Pat Mitchell, Jean Goldsworthy, Beverly Hanley, Eileen Marko- vich, Billie Lou Berget. Row 2: Ed Eylar, Marjorie Rude, Marjorie Kalousek, Donna Driscoll, Pat Evans, John Petford. Row 3: Charles Caraway, Bob Martin, Ray Levra, Melvin Lester, Ed Foley. Row 4: Miss Thula Rodes, Mrs. Harry Dahlberg, Mr. George Haney, Miss Myrtle Stewart, Miss Helen McGregor. The student council was organized at Butte high school in March, l946. However, it was not until the beginning of this school year that the council really began to function. Purposing to promote school spirit and coopera- tion rather than to provide student government the council includes repre- sentatives from every organization in school, from each of the four classes, several faculty members, and Principal George Haney. The first activity of the council this year was settling the question of wear- ing monogram sweaters in school. The council passed a set of restrictions to be enforced by the B club. This fall the council sponsored many mixer dances to help the P. T. A. Its main project for this year was a school clean-up campaign, in an effort to make Butte high school not only the best, but the cleanest in the state. An assembly movie on sanitation launched this campaign. When Teen Square closed, the council took on the outside task of finding a new recre- ation center for the students. The officers for this year were Bob Martin, president, Charles Caraway, vice-president, Billie Lou Berget, secretary, and Beverly Hanley, treasurer. New at Butte high school, the council's value has already been proved. ln future years it should help Butte high shine a little brighter. Row 1, left to right: Arthur Busby, Win- ston Sahinen, Lloyd Isola, Bill Alexander, Roger Johnson, Ray Merrick, Thomas Rowe. Row 2: Wayne Kelly, Theodore Eyde, Lor- en Findly, Darrell Bywater. Row 3: Tom flnsev, Jim Shea, Bill Chiuminatto, Bruce Rodda, Dale Stevens, John Wilson. Row 4: Kieth Johnson, Rodney Helterine. Carl Eurick, Allen Green, Mike Slager. THE EN GIN EERS' CLUB The Engineers' club, the newest in the school, was organized in the fall. lts purpose is to afford opportunity to all members to visit industrial plants throughout Montana. lt is supervised by Mr. Charles Davis, vocations teacher. Its board of directors is composed of John Wilson, president, Bruce Rodda, vice president, Mike Slager, treasurer, Allen Green, recording secretary, Dale Stevens, corresponding secretary, and board members, Darrell Bywater and Loren Findly, VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Below are pictured the woodworking and machine shop classes that are part of the regular curriculum at Butte High School. Those enrolled in the vo- cational course study machine shop under Mr. Clarence Thomas, and wood- working under Mr. Carl Englebach. E i AEM 031 . ,www 'Ib 1 'fi ' Y ' A Q , +25 ' - A i f u x E B up 5 ip -fi L .. K ,M 1 r, .-jf? , y 3::f .jE , K A , fy X 5. v . -w WW CJK-91 is ', 1SUh 4, Flax. . b Q Q... Q 5 f , N Rf Af , ,4 g .. W.. 5 4. uf. 1 M5 if v:A w .,.,-Q .ar Row 1 left to right Ahce Keslei Helen Marshall B11 lic Lou Belget Shirley Cunningham Bevelly Han ley Maigaietta Barker Leone Brown, Montel Haw- kesworth. Row 2: Marie Mondelli, Marjorie Kalou- sek, Shirley Lind, Jim Pur- cell, Bob Lenz. Row 3: John Lind, Chuck Caraway, Bob Black, Ross Cannon. Row 4: Eddie Borcherdt, Rich Cannon, Bob Stana- way, Marvin MacArthur, George Oechsli, Charles Youlden. SKI CLUB Heavy snows and good weather conditions enabled the Ski club to have an ac- tive season. The sponsor, Stanley D. fMidgeD Grif- fiths, arranged several tournaments and meets, in- cluding' the state high school meet at Anaconda. Both boys and girls corn- peted. Coached by Charles Hibbard, ski instructor, this schoo1's team placed fourth. The officers of the club were: president, George O e c h s l ig vice-president, John Lindy secretary-treas- urer, Helen Kohng and Stu- dent council representative, Charles Caraway. wwf.-...A ,QED T 'Qlil-15 Row 1, seated, left to right: Patty Lou Mitchell, William Inkiet, Betty O'Bill, Mary Ungaretti, Jim Purcell, Marijane Livingston, Jo Anne Cusick. Standing: Don Leary, Paul Simitzes, Chris Lecos, Jim Kello, Elizabeth Boll, Wilma Strand, George Curnow was absent QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY Only first semester members of this international or- ganization for high school journalists are shown above. Left to right, Mary Carol Spillum, Patty Lou Mitchell, and Phyllis Peterson. Admitted second semester were: Elizabeth Boll, Jo Anne Cusick, Joan Gibson, Chris Lecos. By providing a regular news- paper for the school, the Mountaineer staff has earned a space among the planets. ln ordinary times this would be routine for a journalism class, but nothing about staff problems was ordinary this year. First, the Fourth Es- taters found that an unusually heavy demand for printed ma- terials prevented a regular printing of the paper. When threatened with complete sus- pension of the paper, the Mountaineer writers finally located an out-of-town printer. The staff, con- sisting mainly of cubs and only three veterans, had the Mountaineer on a twice-a-month schedule by December. The journalists, like Haley's comet, which blazes a trail of glory across the glittering heavens, brightened the school scene by regular, ac- curate and reliable news reporting. Left to right are Joan Gibson and Phyllis Peterson, co-editors for the sec- ond semester, and Mary Carol Spillum, editor, first semester. H ' .. ,.'1I-!I1':-'rfwfll X Q.-....... pq:-w Qs sf 1, I-if 17 X' M ,,, 3 an ig H 13- ,. H W J' 'ff if S ws Refi 0 ui Q, 6, TN -nw- W ,- if - . when , W, H , ,, W, -QA iff Q? .z -iqsn Q-1 ,iw WZ , g , ,A.L FE. if A' ggi. , TQ ,. V W , ,. Q 1 K PWA I 1,3 x uri I xi ,M 'lik 5. Q 'sf eff WNW' 'if - ba ,Li ? 11 1-is ,X we Ax A . fi, 1 I- .f u 3714 yn, S A Q .ww K , . L J eg? 43 4, ' Q 0 f , r mm L . - . 1 .- ' W- '-,F V E ,fi , 2 . g 5 . M f75f2YS' 1 A 35? f ' K 4, 54 ,. in Wk M .zlfV,3ufz,22qJ'7jfY K A gg 41 gi. 'Q ' THE SENIOR PLAY actors. Under the able direction of Miss The Fighting Littles, a three-act comedy was presented December 6. For two and one half hours the audience was held spellbound g by the antics of Filmer, played by Marvin , MacArthur, and the romantic affairs of Ham and Goody, sympathetically interpreted by Herbert James and Marjorie Rude. The other members of the cast entered into the spirit of the Little family and gave a fine account of themselves. The capability of the four-mar: MISS HELEN MCGREGOI stage crew enabled the three acts to go smoothly along. The class of '47 was blessed with a galaxy of Lower picture, left to right, row 1: Herbert James tHamJ, Audrey Harvey fOlitaj, Marjorie Rude QGoodyJ, Darlene Castle lAntionetteJ, Marvin MacArthur fFilmerJ, Shirley Cunningham fHenriettaJ, Donna Miller QMrs. Littlej. Row 2: Billie Lou Berget fMiss Pologaj, Charles Caraway fextral, Pat Mitchell fMrs. Harpeddlej, Donna Squires fCookooJ, Paul Maier fNormanJ, Virginia Hardin lAlmatinaJ, Eddie Price iDickieJ, Shirley Lind fScrewballD, Jean Goldsworthy Cextraj, Bill Denos fextraj, George Kraus fMr. Littlej. Row 3 fall extrasjz Rita Darragh, Ella Mae Kjellberg, Shirley Darragh, Betty Hughes, Marie Mondelli. s il inn' f U- u we wzli-im.: W11' :ir1.fl:lr:a .in im . Helen McGregor, a star in her own right, i i FIN ALISTS IN EXTEMPORAN EO US SPEAKING Shirley Lind, Herbert James, John Spielman, Wilbur Sims RADIO GROUP vs 1? I r A Row 1, left to right: Ray Lee, Paul Simitzes, Mary Ann Crow- ley, Don Casagranda, Marie Mondelli, Ned Sullivan, Florence Parrett, Detta Jean Curran. Row 2: W'eldon Niva, Bob Hoff, John Spielman, Wilbur Sims, Bob Garwood, Miss Mc- Gregor, Ed Foley. Absent when picture was taken: Joan Gibson, Jim Cashell, Jack Darlow, Bill Curran, George Vucurovich, Bill Miller, Bill Inkret. NATIONAL FORENSIO LEAGUE Row 1, left to right: Loismae Gadbaw, Marjorie Rude. Row 2: Weldon Niva, John Spielman, Bob Garwood. kb Was? A, my . Qg,, l Q .9 Q- 1- VAN ' iv I WU' sx ffgx. 'g'., '--5 V 'Q iffy? 9255365 W Wim WE iw? Q E ai? rw-.,,, -q in 'Q v Q4 M s ms X, i NZ-, 1- f 'F' Q A in iv 3 Y 3 M i ks 'Q '?LW ti! is sg ' - QAM HQ. was n..,.T,7 Y A 51'-i W fl' M ,M as 1 X i L L 518 'Qi A V S -ig A , , if fs. i 'Q' M59 , X . k W H W 1 X4 ' 'L . .1 Y Q fans iv 1 5.9 ' U I ' ' J f':f'if' , A fin' , .,mAL 'J m 1 W ' li ' 'Y' 2 fax , W Qs Q. 15 'fav Se ' - 'E 'lg' W1 M ff ' f.J1,, x , ' . M5 W , F 5 Q, X 5...-0 2 3? 1 - H53 V',L . 7 A 59 Ni if 'mf ' A f- I X 1 1 - 5 1 A , W .- .QWf':'f ,f- Jw 'ff fr. A S may 'Q k : .,f.....w ' .,.:v Q' l ,igff 'fi K S 4 .. V 'Y J 'gi 2 rx 4, 'mul ff nm: I J - 9 I v ' f ' I 'QF' 1' Q? xx? f -2 V :WIN . W , I . :Efi'fsG we W . .-, , M, .Z-, , ' ,J X an QS M 535' i. A .f ,, 1 nf I M , VZ 5' ' W ,-'fr ? 1 5 2 351 351' ' mf f vm 4 ' K - Q4 ., .. if 6, 4 ' ka yi' ,gr In VH .W 4 W A254331 M-'- ,. afwgfgkm 'i F A , 35 ff V, I .5 .paw V ,,, ',x1q,.,w I veg Q X , . Q - -L Q ,M - f vw K if 2 iw I w,,.,.,d nn . ll S l'I III ILAIL wg ' I ' EW m .K 1 periods when theY Ore Hof m CHEMISTRY i Despite the malignant malady, senioritis, which attacked the class of '47 the chemistry students still pursued knowledge of the phosphates, sulfates, carbonates, and hydroxides. Under the competent direction of Mr. Ray Bunday, the students mastered the course. Some needed it for college requirements, or nurses' training, a few were satisfying their curiosity about chemical mysteries, and still others were interested in the practical application of chemistry. PHYSICS DEPARTMENT lnstructed by Miss Margaret Small the physics department students are doing an excellent job in preparing to make practical use of this science. The two-semester course lays the ground work for more advanced study in physical science. Students learn self-dependence by doing individ- ual experiments in addition to those done by the class collectively. Underclassmen are introduced to science thr h 9 oug courses in biology and eneral science. l FR 'ef' COACH HARRY DAHLBERG Coach Dahlberg in this twenty-fifth year at Butte high, retained his repu- tation as dean of the state's coaches. His l946-47 teams continued to dem- onstrate fine sportsmanship, aggres- siveness in play, and the all-around qualities of good athletes. Mr. Dahl- berg did a splendid job in coaching the boys of the senior class on the athletic field, and more important, in character-building by giving them guidance in developing manliness, courtesy and integrity. -il M Mr. Hawke has been doing a fine job as assistant coach in athletics. A World War ll veteran, Bill served four years as a captain in the Army Air Forces. This was his tenth year in the Butte high athletic department where he has handled many boys who later became stars. Up to the i946- I947 season Bill was coach of the Reds but this season he put in most of his time assisting Mr. Dahlberg with the main Bulldog squads. iw Row 1, left to right: Joe Roberts, Bob Edwards, Jack Anderson, Bill Lindsay, Bob McKechnie, Joe Chelini. Row 2: Asst. Coach Bill Hawke, Bill Hatcher, George Tar- rant, Lee Wattula, Charles Stears, George Yucurovich, Glen Welch, Richard Cannon. Dick Menke, Manager Sherman Keyser. Row 3: Asst. Coach Morris Driscoll, George Hudrlleston, Ed Shelton, John Calcaterra, Bob Schulte, Bill W. Smith, Bruce Goilrlaril. Tom LeProwse, Dick Griffin, Rulon Limb, Coach Dahlherg. THE BUTTE HIGH BULLDUGS The '46 team was one of the finest teams ever to represent Butte high school. Although it didn't win the state championship, it did provide its backers with many moments of thrills. When the final scores were in, the Bulldogs had gained the city championship, and stood third in the Big Six conference. QA,-L SL v 26' Oxy cf QL S HER MAJESTY, EILEEN Q Eileen Markovich, a pretty junior, was chosen the first Gridiron Queen of Butte high school. She won the hon- or because of her spirit, attractiveness and support of the team. She was I crowned by Tom LeProwse, president of the B Club at a party in the high school gym in honor of the Butte Central team whose queen, Lou Smyth, also was crowned by Jim Sweeney, captain of the Central team. E -.m,ew 5. XIX,- ,iil Q N . , R Left to right: Schulte, Smith, Limb, LeProwse, MfcKechnie, Calcaterra, Lindsay. FIR ST-SQ UAD LINE Butte's forward wall caused many an opponent a severe headache. Al- though outweighed in many instances, the purple and white line gave a splendid account of itself in every contest. Tom LeProwse, center, B. W. Smith, tackle, Rulon Limb, guard, John Calcaterra, tackle, and Bob Schulte, end, merited positions on all-state teams. These boys, all seniors, will not return next year, but will add color and strength to various college teams. FIRST-SQUAD BACKFIELD The Bulldog backfield was the combination which gave the team its vaunted attack. These boys are also seniors, and are two-letter men. Vucurovich's deceptiveness, Welsh's speed, Hatcher's bulling his way through a line, to- gether with Cannon's passing and plunging, made up one of the best units in high school football in Montana. Hatcher and Vucurovich merited positions on several all-state teams. Left to right: Vucurovich, Welch, Cannon, Hatcher. Left to right: Joe Roberts, Bruce Goddard, Bob Edwards, Jack Anderson, Joe Chelini, George Huddleston, Dick Griffin, Ed Shelton. SECOND TEAM LINE These boys saw nearly as much action as the regulars. Roberts a junior, was promoted to the first team, and was awarded a po- sition on an all-state team for his fine play. These huskies are underclassmen except for Ed Shelton and Dick Griffin. Judging by the size and ability of this line, Butte high will offer strong gridiron competition next season. SECOND TEAM BACKFIELD Composed of seniors, all but one of whom were awarded a monogram, this backfield was especially commended for its performance against the Bobkittens of Montana State. These were the boys who made the main team. These men worked hard to retain their positions. Left to right: George Tarrant, Lee Wattula, Charles Stears, Dick Menke. ki EM R'-rf ii a SVN 'mv- 'lL...vl ' Ref 77-JOHN CALCATERRA 175-T John. a right In klf-. was a lv-3' man in attavk. llt- playful llQ'H'X'lIlllli'fl hall all yo-ar. This was .lohu's sm-ond your as tavklo and also his sa-vonfl as :1 lQ'iI6'!'llllill. 9a-RICHARD CANNON 174-FB A good runm-r and passe-V, Rivh as fullbavk was a dau- gerous throat. lllis play this yi-ar' im-rite-11 him his st-vonti le-tto-1' and first plum- on om' ot' tho- all-statv tt-am-:. JOE CHELINI ln-C .lot-, a junior. as 11-tit:-1' was a harni hlm-kt-1' ami a :ln-pe-mlalrlv tif-l't-tisivv man. .lon-'s first lol- tor was 1-:ll'ns-tl this ss-ason, DICK GRIFFIN 187-'l' A S1'lllOl' this yt-ar, llivk p1'ol14l- ly wt-:Irs his first lvttor afte-1' Your yvars ol' ll2ll'il1'lIHlIlllll on thc- g.:'1'i4Iiron. lliwk was always willing' :tml :willy to play any position on tho llllI'. BRUCE GODDARD H9-'I' llrur-4-. :I junior. 4lisIing'llislt4-+I himst-ll' as at I'lIlll'jI4'l' on tht- sqllall. lln- workt-:I l'?IlNlSll'lll ly all your ami was rvnrlv to take- tht- plaw- oi any tavkfo. -BILL HATCHER IGS-IIB A tlni'w--ywul' ll'lT1'l'IIlIlIl :tml startitm hall'-hat-k for two ywlrs, Ilill was an outstanding pvl'I'or1l1o-it llo maelt- All Slate- till ills- oi'i'i4'i:1ls' vlloiw' l1'2llll, -GEORGE H I' DDLESTON I62-G A L1'lIill'4l :mul at 114-pt-l14I:ilnlv rlayt-r. Ht-oi-gw 1-:mtnv throuarh a I touprll sm-:ison to 4-aria his lll'Sf ll'll1'l'. 3 v . 4,3-r ,-. ' ' f J av.,-,J 'H J TOM LE PROWSE 'I'1nn, :1 tilI'Q'1'fl0'llAl vin M X fx In-1-n 4'ill'lS0ll nn :ill Ill I un 1 'gf for two yo-urs. 'IU ' Q Q Ihi2lvl'0Akll'kiHZ for t 1 t lm ,., V ,QQ H1-ll lw long: r1-m1 liix fine play :m1l lmr1i Nllllbl s fr, 155-G Q J 157-C D ! J l:11'kl1-x4. A XV! -RIILON LIMB llulml. il jIll1lI'll, 1-:un11l ln 11 lbllli ls-llvl' this s1 lx Fl to this yvul' hs' xx is hawk. Lllis IN'I'fllIAIll 11111 on th1 !'i1'l1l pr1n'1-11 liix nlxvlllx I Ivllx :my p1xr:iti1m. -BILL LINDSAY l65-FIS and I1 .X lxx'1x-xlrigw IIIJIII. I'llllhn1'k :1Il1l 1-1111. 1l1-I1-l'm1n1-1l IILIIIIPI' rx' pl:lx'1-ix -JACK LLOYD I68-E II1- is um- ul' Ilan- r1x 11, 1'2ll'Il il ll'll1'l' :alt 1 unix nm .x'1x:u s play, Jmfk, 1 1,1111 pi 1 rs-111-ix'1'x' 1'1xllI1l ln- 1l1mr11l11l llll on X'.lll'll tlu- going. xx ls I lu BOB McKEC'lINll I-Hi-li Huh, :i small. but ml Inlx g.:'u:n'1I, lIlI'!ll'Il in :n lnuvl Inu lat sv-:lsnll In 1-urn lui un Hu' g:ri1lil'1vll. -DICK M ENK E IMS-llli .X 4l'lllUI', ilivk xx in II11- :lllnvlc lam an 1-11-x1-1' 1llHll'll'l'llIl4'ixl x lx -':1Ix:zlhl1' un lmlh 1l1l1ll1 lull 1xl't'vnse. -J OIC ROBERTS ltil-E ,l1x1- wus 1111- 1n1lx lulln 1ll1li1xr 1:11 lli1- sqnil II1 glnx 1-1l 1-n1l :xml :lim 1 1 in ki1-kinpg. it f QF a Nqgnm 55 K .fL, f ' K1 : 3 BOB SCHl'L'l'E ITI-E A l'ig:ht4-r, mu- of thi- hm-st in ru.-i-iv:-1's in the- stats. flllli tl it uno- ut' thn- host kivkvrs. 1 I A-zit'ne-tl his sm-mini luttt-r wzivm. ED SH ELTON 161-lf: i if In-pw-tifiahlu play un offtnt :tml tlvfvtisv prnvidt-tl Htl xx :t guml su-ttsntl. whivh patiti 1 with his first 14-ttvr. -BILL SMITH l 85-T Tho- Assm-izitvtl l't't-ss :uni tht lkmvlivs of Montana hip, 1 Q-'liouls se'lv4't,t-1l Bill fur im un the-ir first team. fl'hi l!ill's st-4-nml tnnnngrraitn llmrinzilli -CH l'CK STEARS l55-ll li Vim--k, :i snmll hut fast hill hm-k. 1-nriu-tl his first lt Hu this yvftr. II4- was :i T011 h :intl 1-misistn-int Ill2lj'4'l' lil pin tim- :tml in :ill gsum-s, -GICURG Ii TARRANT IK!!-IIB l.i::ht1-st in wviglit. th pi-uvml mu- 'lm-sn'l hztxw lu- lui: In plzly Ilmtlnzllll tlimigh ht- p:tt'iie-ipztlml min-I' vt-urs. ht- llIt'I'll1'4l Iirxl Imllhzill li-itui' this sn-:i nn -il ICURG E Vl7Cl'R0VIi H I57-QB 1.1-i-luv wus tht- kc-y lllilll in ul Immun- lllily lit- wats tht- lllu I tvllwtztlitlllig 1llHll'i4'Y'll2l4'li tin lllm' llig' Six lay lill' mill: mix pull, Ili- piwviiflly sunt hix Mwuiul stripe- thi' Ilmthlll -GLEN WICLCH llill-ll li 1.11-il. tit-itml:sti':tIwi his :tmlttx on tht' gjriiiirmi ill'l1'I' Spvlllllll um- :nhl unix hull' yt-:irs in th: :irliiml Zulu-4-x, ills lim- lrllx mit-fi him Iirsl-string: hill lmvlt :intl :i sm-4-ntiil tlmimgtiiii its fmrilbilll, ...gif I BUTTE- BUTTE- BUTTE- BUTTE BUTTE BUTTE BUTTE BUTTE i'.S9 ?'1-A ii.. 4 SCURES UF GAMES , , HAVRE- MONTANA STATE BOBKITTENS-I , ANACONDA- MISSOULA- L BILLINGS- BUTTE CENTRAL-2 , HELENA- GREAT FALLS- Row 1, left to right: L. Williams, Shontell, Sanders, Schmidt, Downey, Orlich, B. VVilliams. Row 2: McMaster, Actis, Sn1it GIB COONEY, Manager MAURICE DRISCOLL, Coach If 5 I . . BUTTE HIGH REDS The Reds showe prosp cts of becoming a superior team for next season. Under the direc f sistaryt C ch Maurice Driscoll, the team played seven game ey the ' tors in five games, tied one, and lost to Dillon in a c -6. ll the boys have one or more remaining years ! resent Butte high on the ridiron. we W My My 1 XJQVXJKQ Row 1, left to right: Hoi a, Bu r, Frye, Tomich, Anderson, Johnson, Molthen. Row 2: Downey, McKechnie, Stafford, Cline. PAUL ROESTI Coach Left to right: Sherrill, Johnson, Kelly, Vivian, Navarro Bugni, Jackson, Abbott, Puich, Kirk. an BUTTE HIGH FRU SH Left to right: Baker, MacDonald, Janhunen, Klemo, Barrett. Those who became Bulldog stars as upperclassmen usually start their training as freshmen. Many of these beginners showed much promise this season. Mr. Roesti, their coach, kept them busy on the gridiron and secured several outside games for them. .- Left to right: Parrott, Schott, Magee, Klemo, Castiglonl Southers, Bular. DOLAND DUFFY Manager Left to right: Yadrosich, Grady, Garrett, Navarro, Morris. Row 2, left to right: Bruce Goddard, Jack Lloyd, Coach Swede Dahlberg, Tom John- son, Gene Tierney. Row 1: George Vucurovich, Glen Welch, Lee Williams. Dick Menke, Bob Williams, Joe Roberts. BUTTE BULLDOGS OF 1947 Butte high basketeers of l946-l947 played a tough schedule and came through by placing ninth in the big sixteen. They participated in two tournaments, an invitational one in Havre, in which they placed third and the southern division tournament in Billings from which they came out in titth place just missing a chance to enter the state tournament. When this season started Coach Dahlberg had only three returning letter- men on this squad, tour seniors and six juniorsg all players earned their letters this year. With all the experience the team had this season and with six lettermen back, next year should find Butte right on top ot the big sixteen. ......1--1-- 0. USA , ss .2 1, mh'., 1 , . 11, 1' ,lf .fx L. , gg B 3 Af- .1 fx w f:-Q sung ,L-fr fs! wwf K .L iii?-wk . . Q! if w I K 1 .935 jg i 'ff' T ? ., I ,, ,ww if 3 V H asf. it, T' if s ki L 5 f ' X duff I 21 ii? ws w L iw? 4 A ' ' h M 1 3 M Q H T K K- iv-5 , r 7 K 3 J K I ,,'7: V V 12 V 73:51-Q ,Lb b ivy J ' I 1 ' ' 1 ..:. K ff? K N' . 1 Q V ,Y V . ' au J LYL. 5 km , , .. Q iw 45345 ' BW z 33: A . Bw aww Ba ff! ' 559 Lgh' mf -Q 1 M ' iff? M 1 A 1 A W ' ' ' .4 5 1 ' 'A ' sw A ,391 ,X ,L .fm is l V ,QQ , . I V mf f' ,Lg Q I 9 nk . f fy N X - -M1 W Q 1 Q K7 I an .3 fit , K -::, ,M I E K K I . iw R K I VV XV f: Ai lA' ' ,Q i? kv 54 fgs-if K I .,.k . il . 1 'fakii Q D fw ., xg In N. 1 Y A xx ll , B - Q - W 7,0 , et' 56, Q, A, , ' A UQ ,fu V . Q .l I N Q6 1 Hi- N' Q 1 . vga' 'V 0 I A v A QS 2 1 - 2 QM . 2 gy B 2 . if f v ' ' l N 0 ii' 2, 15 1 f jlgiigg x!l,. , . K? F Y' n WF'- , WV If .N ' . gg. .H PM u . I Q ?+ 2-in Yay Q is-M? -F31 in---4 f ' . ' f ,' 0 , . Bail 5 T .. fri? si... . 5 I , 5- 1:1 .. 2 1 71219 K, , ' M ,V .f ig B CL UB Health is the first of all Liberties-Amiel Row 1, left to right: Charles Stears: Joe Chelini: George Huddleston: Bill Lindsay: Bob McKechnie. Row 2: Bruce Goddard: Dick Menke, Student Council Representative: Glen Welch: Rich Cannon, Vice-Presi- dent: Dick Griffin. Row 3: Bob Williams: Jack Lloyd: Joe Roberts: Lee Williams. Row 4: Sherman geyser:TTom LeProwse, President.h lfflissinfi whenhthe pieture was taken: Bill W. Smith, Treasurer: eorgfe arrant, Secretary: Bob Sc u te: Bil Hatc er: Jo n- Y ny Calcuterra: Tom Tomich: Tom Johnson: Gerald Hayes: MR- WILLIAM HA-Vt KE Gene Tierney: George Vucurovichg Ed Shelton: Rulon Limb. Adviser This year's B club has been an active organi- zation due to the splendid cooperation of its entire membership. Throughout the school year the organization sponsored four dances and tive parties, in ad- dition to this it was the B club that sold cold drinks and candy bars at basketball games. Home teams and visitors were served refreshing soft drinks after each basketball game in the interest of promoting good sports- manship. The over-all project of this B club has been promoting the athletic program at Butte high school. The B club thanks all persons and organiza- tions who assisted in carrying out the l946- 47 program. :dk 53 -B3 r ' Q yl S -if? 'Q 5 P' L . if -:-.: 0 :-:. me quvu f ag PW L 1 ff? .2?j wu 5 4 iw. Gi of' ,194 6 um, . 5 -.Qi . l , ' -.?44,..:.: - ,,.,...r , I Left to right: Jack Lloyd, Charles Stears, and Rich Cannon. THE 1947 BUTTE HIGH TRACK TEAM These Bulldogs, including three returning lettermen, shaped themselves into another fine team which represented Butte high and upheld Coach Dahl- berg's fine track record. Richard Cannon, Jack Lloyd, and Charles Stears were again competitors in the state interscholastic meet and other boys demonstrated genuine skill in many events. Row 1, left to right: Jack Lloyd, Clair Boulet, Rich Cannon, Chuck Stears. Row 2: Bill Niels, Ed Borcherdt, Bob Stanaway, Marvin Cline, Ken Boulet, Bill Clements, Gilbert Wedin. Row 3: Jim Leslie, Bob Oliphant, Ralph Garrison, Owen Bush, Chuck Caraway, Jim Miller, Cleon Gunderson, Alton Emmett, Gus Nicholls, Dave MacDonald. Row 4: Jess Poor, Don Merry, Donald Archibald, Mickey Gordon, Richard Conklin, Harold Peterson, Ray O'Neil, Don Puich, Dan Metz. Row 5: Bill Cregg, Bob Craver, Don Olson, George Lonner, Milton Goodland, Frank Castiglioni, Albert Vivian, Bill Davis. Row 6: Bob Becktold, Ed Foley, Bud King, Dan Lecos, Leroy Peterson, Ken Johnson, Bill McMaster, Bob Zeigler, Dennis Byrnes, Ed Lash, Gerald Hayes, Joe Roberts. T33 'Q Q 1 W ww ! i g , V,,fg1 53L:i ,hffrgy lnstructor Miss Ingo Hoem was the leading star of the girls' athletic department. Through her influence and guidance, many girls have been inspired to take up physical educa- tion as their lifework. To learn modern methods of teach- ing physical education, she studied at Columbia university the first se- MISS INGA A. HOEM Mrs. Harry Dahlberg, able substi- tute teacher of girls' physical edu- cation and guiding star in the absence of Miss Inga Hoem, dis- played ability by skillfully handling all classes and problems that arose. mester of this school year. MRS. HARRY DAHLBERG G A C Row 1, left to right: Frankie Rafish, ' ' Audrey Pochervina, Marie Mondelli. Row 2 Jean Setterstrom, June Evans, Louise Carle, Joyce Degenhart, Jeanne Erickson, Joan Gibson. - Center, President, Audrey Pochervina. Top, Vice-President, Patsy Evans. Right top, Treasurer, Joanne Driscoll. Left top, Secretary, Norma Luke. Right bottom, Frolic Manager, Joanne Abrahamsen. Left Bottom, Student Council Representative. Marjorie Kalousek. Bottom, Press Reporter, Patty Lou Mitchell. GIRLS ' ATHLETA CLUB The G. A. C. is a sparkling bevy from the first day of school until the last. These officers have charge of all activities in general while the various managers take over the individual sports. These girls were elected in May of last year and served until the end of this year. Under their able guid- ance, the Girls' Athleta club had a most successful year. , 5 A g fxwmf ' M 5 Aix xr' 2- . sf ,5q:5, 4,f W if cf' 1 Tiara N 5? Sig ff is A P V ' '4 R. If Q iF .,. H N . Ik I an vga 7 Q I 3 3, .. 4. 'WE' ' Q4 .3 ff Zi! .V if ,:,,LL 0 '93 if A in ,. 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W3 A 'HW x il W. 1 Q VOLLEYBALL UHAM PIONS Left to right: Nancy Gordon Audrey Pochervina, Jerry McLeod, Martha Yelenich, Jo Ann Abrahamsen. SKATING CLUB Left to right: Thelma Hayes, Maxine Stams, Marvis Corin, Janet Cline Mary Francis, Winifred Provis, Catherine Har- regan, Patsy Robinson, Neola Murphy. UFFIQ TERS AND M AN Al QERS Row 1, left to right: Norma Luke, Jo Ann Abrahamsen, Pat Mitchell, Joanne Dris- coll, Patsy Evans, Audrey Pochervina. Row 2: Frankie Rafish, Jean Golrlsworthy, Marie Monclelli, Louise Carle, Norma Cutliill. Row 3: Joanne Kerlee, Joyce Ilegenhart, Mary Steal-Q, Jean Vrick- son, Mrs. Dahlberg. ln the girls' gym pro- gram, various girls are apointed to manage tourna- ments in sports of all kinds. UFFIQ TE GIRLS Row 1, left to right: Juliet Coaley, Anna Lee Sey- mour, Donna McKitrick, Louise Carle, Frances Farrow. Row 2: Jean Goldsworthy, LaVerne Hollinger, June Evans, Frankie Rafish, Pat Mitchell. Row 33 Q Miss Hoem, Rita McLaughlin, Jean Setterstrom These are the girls yvho assist Miss Hoem in checking girls' physical I 45, ,lA..,...,.L..,-nut FRULIC' WINNERS Left to right: Beverly Westling Jane Runser, Myrleen Rose and Norma Cuthill, display the cos- tumes which won prizes at the an- nual girls' frolic in November. SETS 'RECORD Now o total eclipse has taken place. 'Never be- fore in the history of Butte high school has any girl earned so many points in G. A. C. 800 is the number and the girl is Audrey Pochervina, AUDREY POCHERVINA president of the Girls' Athleta club. Audrey has participated in all the club's activities. She has merited the G. A. C. shield, the B, the Winged B, a sweater for 400 points and a star and four chevrons for 500 points. Since no one had ever earned so many points before, Audrey was allowed to name her own award. She chose a plaque for 600 points and for 800 she will receive the All American Girl award for excellent sportsmanship and executive ability as president of the G. A. C., captain of Polar club, in Red Cross life saving activities at school and at Gregson Hot Springs, work in the Physical Education office, efficiency, personality and high scholarship, Audrey is a typical All American Girl. PLAY DAY Q if JM M ITTEES ww- J ix I Row l, left to right: Marcia Oechsli, Janice Munkers, Frances Far- row, Eleanor Kemi, Louise Carle, Betty Davies, Kay Ashley. Row 2: Alice Leslie, Carol Christian, Dorothy Squires, Loretta Far- row, Frankie Rafish, Leslie Ann Lind, Lily Mae Chinn, Elizabeth Frey. Row 3: Winifrecl Provis, Agnes lVatkins, Rita Mc- Laughlin, Betty Hol- land, Gerry Pochervina, Elsie Hansen. Row 4: Margretta Barker, Alice Kessler, Mary Logee, Marvis Corin, Ruth Massey, Lois Scott, Marie Mondelli. Those managers missing when picture was taken are: June Evans Joanne Abrahamsen, Jean Erickson. fm x M! ' 4 i M-vw., 1 4 rw, -9' ,X ff was I 4' , V' it ,. ff if l x X bk 4-ii ISK n.. Marv-, W ., mir. x If fm QQPN' vw-dl gg: 'fv Z!! ,A-hx . X f F ia. Qi 'Q fy 5 xl. 1 figs 1 Yu J -X V ',-' f I ,X I 1 j fx I fi ' X US ,X I I , h3 If ' ' f J f K A L'xGxyS'mKln tl ' mxxxx ' X 'K wx Xxww R, X QQ X wb XQmxx X NX Q X6 X L I K gif T D Front row left to right' Lorraine Merry A X Wilene Corteae, Billie L0ll Berget. Seconcl P' k t P tt Lou Mitchell Shirlee Campbell Kay row: Marjorie Kalousek, Doreen in s on, a y , , , Whalen, Irene Maryatt, Margretta Barker. Third row: George Oechsli, Ross Cannon, Al Chabai, Charles Youlden, Dorothy Harrington. Front row, seated, left to right: Kay ' ' 'A ' i Whalen, Donna Driscoll, Jere But- d Bobb Beck, Shirley Cunningham, ler, Sophie Lazich, Marjorie Kalousek. Secon row: y Izetta Whyte, Patty Lou Mitchell, George Kraus, Kerry Keyser. 71' iff' f K Butte's Finest Crop . , Our young people 1 l l Not only those who are being graduated at this time, but those who are in school as well. lt is only a few brief years ond these young- l sters are forging ahead in business, the pro- fessions, the trades and the orts. 1 Just as we have been doing their school print- l ing, of which this publication is o sample, we hope to continue with them through the years. V l l l l l l 120-122 EAST BROADWAY BUTTE, MONTANA i 4 l i l Y Xi? f ci . ax! 3,52 X i 1 I l Compliments of Your T l i Neighborhood - - - .. - -,..,-.,.......,-.,.....,.,.- -, - .. - - -. - .. - ., - -, - .. - .. ,- - ..,.- ....,.- 5 Flowers The Loveliest Gift of All Complimem Always Correct l Always Flattering 1 T Always a Thrill of Butte Floral Co. Y T CENTRAL CAB Only one location Flower Phone 34l4 27 West Broadway AND R. J. Harvey 1 TRANSFER I GARBAGE AND ASHES E co. f 804 South Washington I l FINLEN HOTEL Phone 2-l 362 l MISSOU LA NURSERY ARTISTIC FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS H34 Utah Avenue Butte 1 1,.,.1i,.,1iiii1i.1i.i1uu1ui.1iiii1mi.-uii1 1 1iiu-uii- Chicken, Rovioli, Steak Dinners Casino 5-Mile Phone 2-5229 Lydio, Butte's Best Cook -H111iiii-ii-i-uii1nii1mi-unlun-iiii-iiii-iui1uu- -uu--nn- Compliments of K. G' H. Sport Shop 78 E. Pork St. Compliments of RYAN-BUTTE COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS SUN-KIST FINE CANNED FOODS MORNING MILK McDONALD CHOCOLATES -iiii1i.i.1 1M1i.ii1.,.-1im1,.,,1i-i,1..,.1,,,x1.-..1im-..m1i.i.1 1 1 WE SERVICE THE HOME Complete Line of Plumbing, Heoting ond Electricol Fixtures Reardon Plumbing and Heating Company l26 Eost Park Street ..uu...,.,1 1 1.,..1.,.i1M1im-.W1,.,1.i..1iiii1m.1im1i-i.1,,,,1.1 S. G' L. Ice Cream 72 West Broodwoy Wholesome Healthful Delicious OUR CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO A FINE BUNCH OF GRADUATES Mn AND MRS EARL Room ROCDTH STUDIO Mines As Friends Anaconda Copper Mining C0 THE I I I I I FIRST NATIQNAL C pl t f McGREE'S 500 S th M BANK OF Butte, Montana -un,nu Tnlu,uu-lvu...l1llTlllxiuuvun.-.lllvinninn1nu-nn--uu11nll1-gIn1nn1uu1nl.1ngv1Ill The Cottage-Complete Food Market I I I I 740 west Park str f I Ph 3285 I IHITIIII,11117nnn..:Inn,nn,uu1nnviuuiuuTun1nu-1:-n1nuni1lu1Ilu1u I Greens Cafe and I Cocktail Lounge I I I 4I-43 N. Main I...,in-im1iii.-W1iui1nin1nii--iin1iiii1iminix--null 1 ..-mi--in-.im-.-.ni--im... PHONE 2-3695 Wilhelm's Flower Shoppe Flowers for All Occasions Famous for Roses 135 West Broadway at Montana Butte, Montana Wenzel A. Brown, Pres. . Northwestern Machine i Cr Welding Co. Q WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Automotive Replacement Parts and Supplies Shop Equipment I Automotive and General Machine Shop Compliments of J. B. ALBRICHT Electric and Acetylene Welding 109-113 West Galleiga S2504 Butte, Montana One F ! ' ' 'W' ' ' ' 'W' ' Distributor Furniture City Q l JOCKEY BLUE FURNITURE OF DISTINCTION l and 2 l CROSLEY APPLIANCES I Corner of Pork and Main Phone 3839 l i Barclay Motors, lnc. 25 South Montana Street Butte, Montana CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE .....1,riI1.,,.. .-i-I1w.-.4ti1i.i.-.iIt..I.v..-I .1-T411 ...r,..,-.., r.. - Compliments of Jos. M. Slager RADIOS - BICYCLES RADIO SERVICE and SUPPLIES Phone 5934 lO5 W. Galena St. Butte, Montana ,....I.....i.- 1 ...IiI1.in1im...-III.-ilu-.iii-M1H-. 1 .-I -unitin- Compliments of Sundberg's -Plumbing and Electric Co. PLUMBING, HEATING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Contracting and Repairing IO2 E. Park St. Phone 2-3689 Butte, Montana ... ... .. .. 1IiIi1iiii.-itii-.ui--in-I-ii1m.1-,-I.1 .- -.m..w,- MONITOR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Linoleum Electrical Supplies FULLER PAINTS Monitor Home Supply Tim McCarthy Elmer Shea Frank McGuirl 28 E. Broadway Phone 2-3I I8 Compliments ot Zubick Art Studio Portraits of Distinction Phone 6I9l -im-Im....,,.-.. 1,1---rr......-,......-,....,,.-i .itI-1,...Iwi,,-I-..-,,..,,.-mi- W. J. Sewell Hardware Company Since I898 QUALITY MERCHANDISE 22I E. Park St. Phone 5lOl Butte, Montana -mi-rm... 3.1, .-.Ii1v.i.1tiu1,.1i.i...iH.-.,.,-....-it... it -mi CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I9-47 Butte Glass Works Douglas Mutch -nu...ui,1i...1iin...i-.i,..4i.-mi-il...-iii., 1 .. ... -. ....1.,- .1 0 Consistently Exclusive Styles and Quality 0 Consistently Low Prices with Friendly Credit Coats, Suits, Dresses, Furs, Formals and Accessories Wear Immediately--Pay Conveniently IE M I l NllAll?AN S - Ulodaa of tlw Wlmnemt M-lc N. MONTANA st surf: Greetings from BERTOGLIO STORAGE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY Established in 1895 APPLIANCE DIVISION 200 N. Main St. Dealers of Kelvinator Refrigerators Kelvinator Electric Stoves Kelvinator Electric Water Heaters Easy Washers, Dryers Eureka Vacuum Cleaners Eureka Cordless Irons Bendix Washers, lroners, Dryers R. C. A. Radios Farnsworth Radios New Home Sewing Machines White Sewing Machines Farm Freezers and Refrigerators Phone Appliance 5924 .... .1wi1iiq-..n1.- i.-.Hii...-.....iiu.-i.f...-ii,,..M...m,.-....1iw STORAGE DIVISON 800 Utah Avenue Dealers of Schlitz Beer Budweiser Beer Highlander Beer WAREHOUSE STORAGE M. J. B. Products Complete Home and Commercial Refrigeration, Washing Machine and Home Appliance Service De- partments Phone Storage 6526 ...in-iii ...iw-. iii..-am.-rii-mi1m.-nn.-ii.-it u-..-u1iiu- ii,.-.ii1-.i-- Buy Wlth Confidence E I Is '1'oday's Greatest Value in F ine Quality B R E A D 1iii,-.ip-.iii.1iii,iii.i LET US HELP YOU TAKE . sooo PICTQRES WE ARE KODAK SPECIALISTS AL'S PHOTO SHOP NORTH MAIN STREET BUTTE, MONTANA Unique Cleaners 345 South Main Insured Moth-Proof Cleaning Phone 4873 ,1..,1 ,,,-.m1.,,,- ,i,,-.iig1.iii1,iiiiin....,u..u.,1, ,-...ii-mit im-...I1 im. F. B. Price HIGH GRADE COFFEE Our Coffee Is Fresh Roasted Daily With Radiant Heat Grind Suited to Every Method of Making .-m...i,51,n,1u1qu1iiii1iiii1ii-iiiinii -nn.-ith -,miuin.-,mi 1 1 11: -. :g :: 1 1 : :1 Where Quality ls So Conspicuous .'and Style So Distinctive Authorized Approved Distributors of ' Juuas JURGENSON A OMEGA'S GIRARD PERREGAUX LONGINES HAMILTON ELGIN GRUEN A BENRUS b . WATCHES E Diamonds That Insure Confidence C JAMES w. uNci.Es REGISTERED JEWELER 2l North Main Butte, Montana Your Business Courteously Solicited and ' Appreciated -lm1iiii--:iii-.un-ii 1iiii-iiii1im-uiillii.--ui-.iiii1 lu--ini-iiii..i i -u nv- Tolian Sign Co. 229 South Main 'fsiens THAT TALK With Best Wishes to the Class of I947 Montana Motors Distributors of Kaiser-Frazier Cars Phone 4409 Phone 4409 Phone 4409 CITY TAXI COMPANY THE LARGEST IN THE CITY operates a fleet of Mercury Cars, a Parcel Delivery Truck and an Ambulance. When you call the CITY CAB CO., you are assured of safe and courteous union drivers and are amply covered by insurance at all times. TH REE STANDS: Plozo . Board of Trade 45 West Pork St. RIGITO 16 East Pork St. ,fij le-' ' ,g b.bb. I ,:V.:,.:' ,,.'i1,i:5A-gig. ,:f: 'ii' i 'i zz: ,1:f:1:,f - :.,,.,:,: ERNIE Mgr. EDGAR owner Phone 4409 Phone 4409 Phone 4409 Bvitifziiximfl. .ii. - iii. - - -- i,i, -iiififi iiii 9 Eiiiiffii- .ii, si.- ,iii -,i,- i,,. -ifL,Eitii,E,f:2fie' PRICE MOTOR COMPANY PHONE 4578 EXCLUSIVE DEALER LINCOLN and MERCURY Automobiles We have a large plant--every facility is available for the proper expert servicing of all makes of cars. A well organized group of factory trained mechanics is ready at all times to assure owners of the utmost in Motoring satisfaction. GENERAL GARAGE SERVICE WASHING GREASING REPAIRS GAS WE BUY AND SELL USED CARS Butte Owned Butte Operated A Butte Booster ln Business with one idea: To see that the finest people in the world get the kind of automobile service they are entitled to-THE BEST. EDDIE PRICE, Owner Montana chool of Mines An opportunity for young men to acquire one of the highest type technical educations now available in the entire United States. The mineral industries present a field of high pay professional work in a lifetime occupation, in mining engineering, metallurgical engineering, geo- logical engineering, petroleum engineering, and mineral dressing. The success of Mines graduates is shown in the positions of leadership in these fields, which graduates of Butte High School hold in many different parts of the world. You are cordially invited to come out to school and GET THE FACTS. l..nii1ii,1q..1iiii.-ml-vi,-4pi.-1,in-.iu,.1il.,1nii1l:li1 iiiiiiiiiiflqiii-iii' xg. in-,QT ii1..i-fiiefs :T v P fn: - 1-- l l Montana cash Grocery l Evinrude Motors, Boats, All Makes I 60 l South Montana Complete Line of Fishing Tackle l I Phone 2-1222 of 2-1228 i Jimmie's Sporting Goods E Quality Meats and Groceries '633 Harrison Avenue l E I ii,.,.1iiii..i.ii1iu,iiii,1iii-nptiviliiiiilili....iii1.iii--u.i1.m1n,. -uii--m,-wi.-li-i- - -. .-..i..1im1ui1 q1uil1i..a-4.ii1im--V Q l Lloyd's Cafe and Lounge i O'Connor's Typewriter I l2Ol S. Montana St. Butte, Montana g EXChdI1ge Plenty of Parking Space l29 W. Broadway PARTIES ARE OUR SPECIALTY l Butte, Montana l J. M. Lloyd Phone 4995 N1 .-nf --mi.-.L4 .... I.-m.7:...i.:., :ef .-..1., -f iii Compliments of H. J. Tex MURPHY DISTRIBUTOR TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Wilson Motor Co. 8 South Montana CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Distributors INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS ,.-ii.,.-mi-iii.-ii.i-...,1ii,,.-im--mi,1un.-an-mi-mi-ii....Iiii-mi .-im.-im- Medlin's Pharmacy 601 West Park Where Low Prices and Quality Meet Bring Your Prescriptions to Us Sundaes Cosmetics Ice Cream . ..m.,.m.-im- -uw- -im--im 1947 - 1946 - 1945 - 1944 YEAR AFTER YEAR 39 West Park Street REMAINS' STYLE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF BUTTE HIGH SCHOOL The Place to Refresh South Side Super Cream 1635 Harrison Avenue BUTTE, MONTANA Aro Cafe Meaderville, Mont. famous for Chicken, Steak, Ravioli Dinners No Crowd Too Largeg No Crowd Too Small There Is No Question About It, This Is the Place to Eat Call 7956 ,.b..,..,.. - --,,1m,1u:7iiig?-QL 1 .i. ?. ig, --Ili,-im..,i...-in... --iiii...iiu.-mn-iIiw-iiii-am-uiI..-up-em.-inii.-mi..im--m,.-t,.,.-n-- Compliments of Frosty Winter Distributor for 'lfseneral Tires 20 I North Main Butte -qiniqtiiaiuziiuiiii -nu--'Invini.-4ln14in.1nii1im-mlTus:--. 14in.-un- Compliments of Porky Pig 'Sandwich Bar Featuring the Famous PORKY PIG SANDWICH On the Corner and on the Square Corner Montana at Broadway v -tmiuinvuninu-un1iiiuQ. iiniuu1-4vniiin--iugiunvluli-. 1im,all- YOUR SUPPLY STORE Dishes, Silverware, Glasses, Cooking Utensils, Mirrors, Gifts, Crockery, Iron- ing Boards, Electrical Appliances, Shavers, Flags, Novelties, Cards, Dice, Gadgets, Vases, Plastic Items, Pressure Cookers, Lamps, Pen Sets, Pictures Butte Bottlers' Supply Co., Inc. ll2 S. Main St. Phone 3236 Wm. P. Riley, Pres. -uri-iiu1uii-itil-iii--:iii-:init iu.Q.4in-viiinn-ni-lm.-:iu-niiiini-uii- New Park Market 6l5 West Park St. Phone 2-2361 Free Delivery Service -Minn With the Compliments of the Montana, Rialto, Park .qn.-iin11u.1,,,.- ...H-..:?:iii..ui--1-m..,.E V. 1 ii: ...Ii .. and American Theatres Compliments of The Murray Motor ...,,,1nu- .- Ii- .- .. 1 ... ini.-.'..14iii-in--ni Company Get Your RECORDS at the ziemulllwklllmt Home of Victor, Columbia, Decca, Capital and MGM Records -mlimll ... 1 1 1 ..iu-ni,1un.un1. 1 1 .. 1 I1 .1 FINE The American CANDY SHOP 33 West Park St. FOODS, HOME-MADE CANDIES and FOUNTAIN SERVICE Sllllllll'vf5iNl1ABii y ,. bA,, K yr .tii hhh X Q Q fs-5 f fbx T ug W i ..i-ff-M , T - , . Elf 1:31 A x5,5'Mv,, , 1. , lik ,Big ,I vivo-ze, 16:v.1. ' - R57,. ,, f fi- ', 52'A: . 1 ww' Q 51'-Z, . ,- . -:A f,.- Z, , I . I .'-.' I ' .',- N n 42 ff, . xxx XX 4 'f 1:31, .5 Q W XX xx ,iw Q aged X X i X X!! Q4 5 x xx X X I ff neil K fx ll. , C ei . i 5 .. A gr' Xl' ei' ll . .4,,:, --99 llERl'Tllllll Z vi ' A . 'I , QQQQQGQ' ' G iuivairlsiqm wx , reneui. mx mciuosn 'ml II3 KMAIN GRUEN .. Americas Choice For Over ill Years y llkllllusfmwgl III . tilhlh 1, ' I Ti res, Batteries, A' Q,- gg Accessories, ' V Tire Supply Rear 847 South Montana St. , Phone 5323 Butte, Montana E, G, Leipheimer, Jr., Distributor No Risk With Fisk .-ini.-M1 -.mi1.m.-uii-..m.-qi,,.-.,.-.,ii-.un-iii..-un-lin.-im.-.,.i-..m. Compliments to the SENIOR CLASS Mellor Produce Co. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Zlo South Arizona Phone 5489 Butte, Montana Compliments of F6-S TRUCKING AND CONTRACTINC COMPANY -nu.-lm.-.5.,1w..-uu.-u,..-iiip-1-inii-iiip.- .u1im1im...uii.. ..uu... N- Compliments of Creamery Cafe l9 W. Broadway -.m-un..nu-iii,-ii.,-.iu..uii-iiiliii,,..u.1m,.-.m.- iii,-.im-iiii-iii..- Porker-Morelli Motor Company Passenger and Commercial Cars Complete Automotive Service lOl South Montana St. Butte, Montana STUDEBAKER-PACKARD MOTOR CARS f-mf f4-- --- . .,-j-'-- in -,--,-.r gr X :Sims X.-N-few N--we-snows s 5 swmwmm- J W -we ww--f W ,W ' '- Nym,.f3br2yX reYv .Aww-1wqw,, .wNwNX.NSWBSY-'?- 1'PvQRw-JiiNNBe.'sWr':W:- if . . nothing complicated about it! Hennessy's Lower Price Policy saves you good round dollars lt's simple arithmetic! Hennessy's simply takes a smaller margin of profit on high quality mer- chandise . . . and that saving is passed on to you in the form of quality merchandise at substantial savings. And, everyone knows if you save on the things you need you have more tor the little extras that help to make life a little more exciting. Make it a good habit to shop the store where quality always costs less! where quality always costs less! Butte : Bozeman : Anaconda : Livingston . Refreshing A f- f ,N X25 I I CDIIIIID UND!! AUINOIIIY Ol IMI COCA-COKA COMPANY IV Butte Coca Cola Bottling Co. , ..., -..I-..,-...-..,-.,-I.I- ..,, - ,.,, - ..e. - ,.,. - .,,, - .,.. - ,,,, - .e., - ,1e. - .e.e T A,., - .,. - ..e. - .... - .e,, - .,., -I.- .M.e - .,., -,..- ..., -...-.,.,-....-..,-I-I Carrier and Servel Commercial and Domestic Refrigeration Main Service station A B C Washers Admiral Radios 2 Home F'eeZe'S i YOUR FRIENDLY TEXACO DEALER Arctic Refrigeration 600 South Mom - ! Sales and Service I Bm Momma 25 N. Wyommg Phone 4462 - ,,,, - k,,, - ,ILI 1 Illl S ,,,, , ,,,, , ,,,, 1 ,.,, , ,,,, , ,,,, -,,,,-W,-, ,,,, ,- ,,,, -, ,,,, -, ,,,, , ,,,, ,!, ,,,, , ,,,, ,., ,,,, -,,..,,,. ,,,, ,,..,,,.. ,,,, ...,.,-,- ... ... - .- ! - I Underwood Corporation 1 Compliments of 41 East Broadway Butte, Montana I Simifmlrhf L M 1-: N ' s s H o P UNDERWOOD TYREWRITERS I fvjifgfjg mfg-3 SUNSTRAND ADDING AND I ACCOUNTING MACHINES i HIT THE BULLSEYE ON PRICES dl' THE TARGET . . . 213 Wesl' Park sANowlcl-ass - coNrEc'rloNs - CIGARETTES GROCERIES AND THE NEW TARGET GROCERY 2501 Grouse smear Home-Owned and Operated by Mary and Odell Lester Compliments of MURRAY I-ICDSPITAL 1,...i4m-.,,,,i,,,,-,.,,- qui.,,...,ni,.,....,,,..,,.,..,...1.m1 1 1, ! I 1 Q I 1 L I l I I I : Window Glass Plate Glass Auto Glass Mirrors THE GLASS HOUSE George Schulte, Proprietor Telephone 7171 I I4 West Galena St. COMPLIMENTS OF THE DUTCH GIRL BAKERY 605 Utah Avenue Telephone 5823 SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED I I I I I I or PARTIES WEDDINGS ANNIVERSARIES ...,,-I-.r- -,- .... --,,,-:- - - - - E- .,.. - ...I .I.- - .K.. - .- -.- -- - -1- - - ----1- - I Missoula ucrystalu Compliments of the Sugar E 0 K Thirty Club ' Peter Pan - Peanut Buffer JEWELRY STORE Bosco 1 Milk Amplifier Im- IIII - - - - lrll - IKII - 'III - KIVI -m- llll - IIII -mm -E- I v Old South and j C0mP0 e- Pasco It Pays to Shop at Florida Juices z L I N C 0 R F 0 R A E 0 E 2 Headquarters for Girls' and BUTTE Boys' Wear I ..II1I 1IIII1III...-IIII......III.-III.-..III-.IIII1III.1I,.,1 1 1.,.1,.I,1,.,.- Metals an Banlc d Trust Company BUTTE, MONTANA l Compliments of l Jim Spier I THE TOWN TALK TAILOR l AND HABERDASHERH Q I Complete Line of YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, c:oATS l AND FURNISHINGS I7 North Main .. ...I .. .... - .... - .... .. .... .. I... .-....-...... ...I - .... - .... - .. -....-..,.-1-.... ! Keene's Shoe Co. I Dependable Shoes for the ..IIII 1IIII1, 1 1 1 1IIu1IIII1III1IIII1IIII1I.-...IIII1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of Montana Leather l43 South Main Street Butte, Montana Phone 2-4743 1IIn1IIII..-IIII1 II II1IIII1IIn.-IIII1 II,,1mI1IIIl... IIII1II I.1IIII1IIII---my-IIII1 Meaderville Mercantile Company Meaderville, Montana Entire Family I GROCERIES FRESH POULTRY 43 E. Park SI. Phone 2-4849 MEATS G' U T ' l O d Butte, Montana we S O no r er ! Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 4545 l ...mi..IiIi..uu-Mi ii Complete Photographic Service Cameras Supplies Portraits Film Developing Williams Studio 76 West Broadway Dan O'Neil Phone 8100 uit...-iii..-'iii.1M1-iii-iiii-mi-um-iin-uu-im-im--IIII1.iii-im1iIii-im-..im-.uu..4ui1im1mi1i.i.1iiii.-nii- 1 -1 - - Will Tiddy The Store of Personal Service The Toggery MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING AND Phone 7320 FURNISHINGS ll7 N. Main Butte, Montana .- -.. 1. -..11imliin..I-ii.-Inu..-ul-tm.-un-.iii.-...m1nii.1i. .,im..im- Sweet Bros. S. BEST FOODS Distributors 8- W. Fine Foods MAYONNAISE Gifts of Leather Last Forever Wardrobe Trunks Hanger Cases Fitted Suitcases Gladstone Bags Two Suiters for Men National Trunk Factory I05 West Broadway PIONEERS! 32 YEARS! COMBINATION lNSURANCE Health - Accident - Hospital - Life Chalkley Insurance Agency 7th Floor Metals Bank Bldg. 1illi-nu--ni.1lul.1nl:-.iilxilnl-un1.ull.Tul..1nu.1uu--n1- - 40 Point Marfak Lubrication Service Tires Batteries Auto Accessories Bill Mahagin's Texaco Service 202 South Montana St. Phone 2-4223 ..1w1 1 1 1....1im1..,,1u.14,i.1.iii1ii1i,,,1...1 1..,, BEST WISHES Harrington Surgical Supply Co. 2I8 North Main 1...1..,1 1,,,,1,.,1 1.4m-iil1.i1 1 1 1 1 1.ii.1iiu- Ellis Paint Company BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS I VARNISI-:Es MuREsco 64 West Park Phone 3227 w1im.... 1 1 1 ,1im1,,,1iin1,,,t1,,,,1ii....,,,,1iiii1 1. Eddy's Motel Montana's Finest GARAGE WITH EVERY CABIN PHONE 7770 ..1,,,.- Compliments of Union Cigar and lce Cream Stores 34 South Main St. -un-1iiii1iiii--M1im--iiii1im1ual,-m1..i-1mi1im1im1iiii-im1i,ii-- Paumie Parisian Dye House 60 West Galena Phone 3535 FRENCH DYEING AND CLEANING Vife Insure Our Customers' Goods !-im-iiii1im-iiii1iiii-iiH1W1iiii--M1-ii1im1iiu1.10-iiii1iiii1 - The Sign of Good Footwear 54 West Park St. Butte, Montana SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY -iiii1,.,,1,,,,1,,,,1iiii1i,,-1.,,.1.,,,1 ii.i1.... 1uii1,..,1,,.,1..,.1.,..1m.1 MODELS AND HANDICRAFT SUPPLIES Hobby Center 9 South Montana Street SEE FIRST V715 Qfifdfj 'gl TTT fi ' 4 ,M f fill 'I WW n c'Q! !!,Wf' ' 40+ ,wfffffffff 5 'To 1431, NEB- FF 5 ,1 PH OQF 1,1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1i.ii...iii.. Newbro Drug Co. EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE Jack Sullivan Al Brown UNION DRIVERS 8816 Park Cab 9 East Broadway Courtesy Service 24-Hour Service Pioneer Fuel Cr Lumber Company PAINT - CEMENT - ROOFING WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL BUILDING MATERIAL LUMBER Fuel Yard, 843 Maryland Ave., Ph. 5435 Lumber Yard, 2I6 E. Front, Ph. 5433 -uii1.iii1im1iiii...i-i.1Iiii1iiii1i...1ii.,1u-14iii1.ii.1I-I.--....1i-.11-m1.iii1 Cahill-Mooney Construction Co. 220 East Front St. Butte, Montana !-.,..1,.,.1,...1 1 1 1. ...IIII1 1.1....1,..,1iii1,...1,,,.1 1 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Butte High Graduates Crystal Creamery Co. 3Ol So. Main St. -un1iiii1iiii1.iii1iiii1iiii1i.ii....iii1-im1im1im1i.ii1m...iiii..iiii1iin1t..1 Young Men's SUITS and TOPCOATS in all the latest shades and styles For SPRING From 51535.00 to 557.50 Union Made M. H. Schwartz 29. W, Park St. ,.., ,M ,,1, ,,, , Vfviit' Q wwf fe 1 I 1' , mw:,?gzf,zf ,Q wwf, 1 1 1 1 4 ' f f ' 1, 42 Z f WWW Mal. , f ,, Zaafz:,zwf1L,,,Mif4Xw5f I f, wherever S you're going H o FAST 0 SAFE o CHEAP .coNvsNi:N'r BUTTE CITY LINES Safety Courtesy Service Compliments of the MODERN MISS SHOP II5V2 W. Park St. Phone 2-2575 Your Teen Headquarters for the Newest Styles in SPORTSWEAR - DRESSES - COATS JEWELRY - CURRENT FADS also PRE-TEEN FASHIONS 7-I4 Years INFANT GIFT ITEMS -mi...-..-I.,....i--.. 1in-.Iu....m1III.-.I.,.........m.-,I-nn1ui.-iii...Im-.m.-I----iv--I.- - - .1 1 1m--i--uii1u--- 1 1 in- 1 Outfit Your Children at the BABY BUNTING AND JUNIOR SHOP Where Stocks Are Always Greater Selections Always Better Styles Always the Latest and Prices Always Right I28 W. Park Street Phone 2-2145 If Your Horne Can be SOLD Redlich 3IO Phoenix Block Can SELL it Phone 5033 ...,..1mii .. ...Ili 1.lilly-,1ii:i1iiu1iin..Im..im-iiii--IiI-1mi- When it comes to FINE, HIGH GRADE SOCIAL STATIONERY, SCHOOL SUPPLIES or Clever Designs in GREETING CARDS Go to The P. O. News Stand 4I West Park D Fr Qfv .,.,,.,.,.,.,, G37-Ailflgzx it Uf U I 2. ce .,:Q,.. 11: Your eyes are precious so don't strain 'em with glaring lights . . . read and study only by soft, diffused lights correctly placed . . . see your doctor if you suffer from constant head- aches, eye strain or if objects are blurred and fuzzy. You have only two eyes and the must last Y all your life . . . so give 'em loving care. 7 Q Says REDDY KILOWATT, P106 ly. Your Electric Servant IM Revay' IEDUYKILDWKTT YouvElec Snr I f fri 4 E 11,2 K THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY I JENSEN DRUG STORE 401 South Montana COSMETICS - PERFUMES PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 4954 The Prescription Pharmacy Exclusively Prescriptions' ll West Granite St. Phone 5252 Elmer T. Carkeek, Ph. G. -um.-it,limi-11:11iiii-mi.-im- im1ini....un..nn-nii1 -ini--nn1mi-nu- CARS . . . Polished or Simonized Motorists Be Wise-Hove Your Car SIMONIZED All Cars Made New New Cars Mode Luxurious It Satisfied Tell Others--lt Not Tell Us Jim Wakefield 3Ol S. Wyoming Phone 2-l535 Butte, Montana -uu-ml1im....mi-uv1iin...mi- iui1im--.m.-uu- un-, 1nn...mi1mi1nn- Compliments of McKee Printing Company 138 W. Granite Phone 5673 Make the F. Cr. W. GRAND STORE 22 West Park Your Headquarters for Your School Needs -,.,,1,.,...lm.- -.. .-.,.i1,,,.1.m-,..im.1.....-in.- 1nu1mr.., 1 Joseph Richard's, Inc. FUNERAL HOME I5-l9 South Montana Telephone 7282 Butte, Montana -.,.,1.,,,... 1 1 .- .-im, ii....n.-mi1uii1 1... 1.1 .... ... GENERAL MOTORS TRUCKS Butte Truck G' Parts Co 53-55 West Granite' Street Butte, Montana 77te .flali The Main Drug RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 12 North Main Street Phone 7525 Butte, Montana 1-m1mI.1mI1.m.1..,.1 1 111.1-u14r.I1....1m.1.m1un1Im.-.tu-..m- Western Meat Company Phone 5651 135 East Park St. 1 ...I 1 1 1..t1,,..1-.111.....1uu1uu.-M1m,..un1m+...w1uu1.I:.- Compliments of National Dairy Grade A PASTEURIZED PRODUCTS Phone 0415-F5 1 1 1 1.111111.11uu1Im..n,,1u1mI1mp1m,1-m1m..1m1M...nm- Mayer Ignition 216 S. Montana St. Butte, Montana WILLARD BATTERIES Auto Ignition AII Parts Guaranteed Business Phone 6784 Compliments of Cote Beauty Salon 113 W. Park St. Phone 2-5220 -1.1.1..,.1 1 1 1,1.1,1.....-.I.1u.141u.-11.11Int.-.m1mt1.1 1 Currie Service NASH SALES AND SERVICE 123 South Montana St. Butte, Montana -1111111.11 1 1 .1 -1 1. 1I.1nu.14m-n-I1m,-.Im-mt... 11 1 Sullivan Roof Co. TINSHOP AND AUTO RADIATORS 304 South Montana Phone 2-3125 -uu1-un- --utr-1:11111,I111u-nn-Inn-an--4m-nu1nm-M111111111111 1 RECAPPING REPAIRING New and Used Tires Helmo Tire Service Montana and Mercury Phone 8337 , t First With the Latest 1m -uu- m.--un-4m-ml-m1- PAINTS VARNISH ES LACQUERS GLASS MIRRORS A Paint for Every Purpose W. P. FULLER 6' CCD. PHONE 2-2349 'l3'l West Park 1025 South Montana COMPLIMENTS OF DAVIDSON GRCJCERY COMPANY wHoussALs DISTRIBUTORS or DEL MONTE PRODUCTS THE MINERS NATIONAL BANK OF BUTTE Butte, Montana Member Fed I Deposit I Co p T--- BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1947 CHRISTY'S WALDORF FOODS I2O W. Pork Congratulations . . High School Graduates of '47 We invite you to specialize in one of our com- mercial courses which includes Shorthand, Ex- ecutive, Secretarial, Typewriting, Accounting, Business Administration, Posting and Calcu- lating' Machines, Key Punch, Civil Service and also fully accredited High School and Grade School Courses. BUTTE BUSINESS COLLEGE IS: Backed by 57 years ot achievementg Fully Accreditedg Approved for G. I. trainingg Recommended by the Leading Edu- cators of the State Qaiegwaiff Owsley Block Butte, Montana 43 Years of Reliable Service in Butte ' I Weinberg s Where Quality Costs No More FASHION APPAREL FOR WOMEN AND MISSES 1 1 1 1 1 1im1im1iii.1nu1iiil1iii1iu,1im1,m-. 1u1m,- Edison Permanent Wave Shop METALS BANK BLDG. PHONE 4428 GREYHOUND CAFE Butte, Montana The Home of Quality Food and COURTEOUS, FRIENDLY SERVICE STEAKS AND CHOPS A SPECIALTY Opposite Finlen Hotel Open 6 a. m. to I a. m. Stewart Zeigler, Mgr. g-viii-M1 1 1 .-m.1im1uii...ui,1.i.1mi1nn1im1 1 1,1 Compliments of M. Gordon Company 63l E. Aluminum Phone 2-1775 BUTTE, MONTANA -,..,1.,,,1 1 1 .-mI1nn-.IIII1ni,1u,1..m1mi.-im1 1 1-1 Orton Bros. FINE PIANOS FOR 60 YEARS 216 North Main TERMINAL FOOD AND DRUG CENTER TASTIER MEATS QUALITY GROCERIES DEPENDABLE DRUGS Phone 6548 IOO W. Park St. .. i 1 .- -inlniiluiiinuiuniiviiiiiiw-miiuiil 1 limiliu- Compliments of Mid-Central Produce Company Distributor of MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM BUTTER EGGS KRAFT PRODUCTS BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS 7OI So. Arizona St. Phone 438l -uniim..iiitlitiiifiiiiniiiiiiii im-. li.-.HI1iii.1.m-mt1uu-nn1,-f.- HARDWARE GAS APPLIANCES PLUMBING Butte Stove Repair Company 5-.,..-.m-,,,,...i.u-,..,-..ii-....- .. 1 -,- ...ui-i ..mi-...,...i.. JOHNSTON BATTERY STATION BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL REPAIRING ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRING and REWINDING II9 South Montana St. Butte, Montana For Expert Service Phone 2-4983 Expert Repair First Class Work Material Fritz's Radiator Shop Fred Rader, Prop. 42 E. Galena St. Phone 8I88 Butte, Montana Radiator Cleaning, Recoring, Repairing Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service The New Method Laundry 58 East Silver Phone 3265 null.-iiiiii-.iiii1. 1.,u1,,,,inn..iii,1m.-.mi...1.ii1iu,.1.m.....,..-,,..1.u.1iin1 We supply dependable merchandise and hardware to your local dealers. Please patronize them! MONTANA HARDWARE COMPANY WHOLSALE ONLY 823 SOUTH MONTANA STREET, BUTTE, MONTANA 820 SECOND STREET SOUTH, GREAT FALLS, MONTANA MONTANA HAS BUILT MOST OF OUR HOMES INTERSTATE LUMBER COMPANY Telephone 2-2341 472 East Mercury BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS TO YOU ALL KEEP YOUR NEW CAR NEW WITH PennZoil Motor Oil and Winslow Oil Conditioners Crawley Motor Supply .-1 -upiu..i..11.4.414..r1ll11.-.4 - .i4m1uu.-,,ut..m1lnu..4n Congratulations .... Class of '47 MIN ERS DAIRY Milk for a Strong Mind and a Healthy Body 1 I I I I j Compliments of I Q I I The California 'W. Company E. G. Leipheimer, Jr., Distributor lO2l S. Montana St. few-hx' Butte, Montana K is Phone 5323 Bradford Cleaners l3Ol Harrison Ave. Phone 2-4935 Compliments of I Wakley-Pontiac Co. L SALES and SERVICE I PARTS and ACCESSORIES I I I - Butte, Montana I5-23 W. Galena St. Monarch Cleaners House of Quality and Service Phone 2-3506 508 W. Park Butte, Montana -wilt -A itI,-.H.14-u..uu-im.-n1im.-.wi-I-...tt1 -. 1 .iii .. MOVING PAC KING STORAGE Jones Storage and Transfer Co. Allied Van Lines Wyoming and Iron Streets Butte, Montana -mi--W1 ti-. ..-I., it-.inliitti-m...4m--w-..w.-m1.m..uu.-.tn .- 1 V -W-.I ,Ml .-. ..ni.-im..w.-m..,m-I ,-mi-.m.1 ..-. .- .- 1 Mobilgas Mobiloil Waite Oil Co. Independent Distributors Montana Made Butte Owned This Year Book Reflects the Excellent Work of the Annual Staff H Our heartiest congratulations to the Butte high school Annual staff for their splendid cooperation. We also wish to extend to Miss McNelis for her patience and understanding, our thanks, which we, as Engravers, appreciate. Best of luck to the entire Graduating Class ASHTON ENGRAVING COMPANY A MONTANA INSTITUTION arnilton Street Butte, Montana AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALISTS DANIEL'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Expert Service AII Make Cars 76 Gasoline A Union Oil Product Havoline and Triton Motor OiIs 44I South Montana St. Phone 2-37I6 Butte, Montana Authorzied United Motors Service ..i.,1 It--Im-M.-..m...mr.....4I..-,I.i.-.II,....iq-.Iin-uuu..nu.-im...mn..m,1Im- John C. Jernberg Distributor ot QUALITY BUILDING SPECIALTIES 9OI South Arizona Butte, Montana Phone 2-4773 I-uniwm.-uu...m.-mr1im..nn.-un..iw-.mi...iw...1m.- .- 1nn-m11uu- Compliments of Wa rd Thompson Paper Company Headquarters for Paper in the Northwest 830 Utah Avenue Butte, Montana Compliments of BUTTE BREWING COMPANY BUTTE, MONTANA -unr1rm--un.-wt-ir::-viinn.-rngiinn ::---- .- ... : -:2- --it -E: JIMMlE'S DON UTS 1 'I' 5 fte I iff , '- THEY'RE FRESH N wr' GAMER'S ics CREAM , S 57 27 West Pork St, -nr..nn.-4vt.-.nn.-im.-im--im.-un.-im-.Iu-1.1.1-nr--iii'..mi.-iI,1H.,--n?- When Ordering ICE CREAM for your Dinners or Parties, think of BLANCHARD Montana Service Corp. Phone 32I I 90,63 QQVJWJ 1444-v.4,c,g I fgilvev owyw -MJ hqlggf' 2 '442. gallroovn G-544, 7j1'!4'H-df W AS2e'N--'--3:?K't--2 luxurious ballroom in the Northwest and the ene ny gay parties during the year. This is ut one, the favorite rooms at the Finlen .... every aturday, the bunch congregate in the Copper Bowl -I for dancing while smaller private parties use the Roundup Room. Come often . . . we enjoy your patronage. MAX DEAN Monoger HOTEL AJJAAQJ u ouza l ' M0447 ll M - My W ll flllfflfgf ly jg? Qfflfw K N T T T l f M lbllfll lil? 3 Mlm Q . ' This Yeavr VISIT MONTANA -B, Q Sy eri fgybook Playgro d MWRAVEL BY BUS W 'ii 9 Fas' ,ly ,f 252.261 Convenient lb A EconomicaI,l' gl ' - O Save Time - Save o ! Coll 4912 or drop in ot your local bus depot, lOl W. Broodwoy and consult yourogentlfor .Y it gr zi:f35'zi,:f,'1? fo M P ed lol, ff ff!-. -24' ,LT of i 77 , in 7 A 04ufo9zap51 I W 1f3JW3 fjzigjij ,lgy j,ggbg! if WM A, ff M V if ww A s W fo STH 2,i 5X5 Q ii: QXQQQEQXQEEEN im bi if W ff af 4 ,pgw5gM?f W Ci K QJMMQ, 0 y gy mfg W V A W MVfff 'M WK 6 M f- ' M ' MW A an-fff ff AMW gym ,fy D Z 5' nl '. ,..q...-.in ,!. x Compliments of H. B. BRINCK STATE DISTRIBUTOR OF FAMOUS Rock-Ola The Phonograph of Tomorrow LLOYD'S Chromium Fixtures at Its Best Compliments Louis S. Cohn Co. -.-ti..-iii.1-ii.1.m-.iiii1iiu-iii.-ini-mi..-im-.'iii1nu.1 1 1i-iiii1nii.- Compliments of Kitto's Transfer and Storage Movers of Household Goods Any place in the United States, Canada or Mexico - i-1.10, ...im-ni.-1i.i1iiv-1im1 -U11 u-nu.-tm--im... 1 ..1im...im- -im.-.ui CONGRATULATIONS KAY'S Ice Cream and Sandwich SHOP Compliments of D. R. S. Springs and Auto Service 45 West Mercury Compliments of Wellman Motors Co. DODGE-PLYMOUTH CARS Dodge-Job-Rated Trucks Office and Sales as S, 39 E. Galena Phone 2-l2l3 Service and Parts. as .cc,ccc3O E. Galena Phone 2-3721 -,,,.1iiit-...ii-iiii1iii.1 1i.,.1 1iiti1i-i.1i.ii1.iii1 1 1 1 1.1 Prudential Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Insured Savings F H A and Veteran Loans .-im-tin--in1inii1iii.1iu.1,..1im-iw... .14-1 .1 1.11 .1 .1 ...iii--lm...'...1....1iiu-inn.-iiii...u-...ii.-..im1.m- -- -- - 1 L I I! X. J ,. . 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