Butte High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Butte, MT)

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MR LOWELL IOHNSON Q Students ana teachers ot Butte I-hgh S tool fere saddenea by the sudden deatns early rn the school year ot Mr Lowell lonrtson na lvfr Lloyd Pretsch Mr lohnson was Just about to beqrn hrs tenfn ye r of servrce as Superlntendert of t e Butte Publrc Schools Prror to tllrnq tnrs posrtlon he nad belonged to the Butte Hrqh faculty havrnq taught SCIENCE lor many years The man behmd our crty educatronal system durrnq most ot our school years he proved to be a true and valuable trxend to us all :In fltlvmnrram Mr P1etsCh was a W ll quahtled nstructor rn the scrence aepartment rle also served as a class advrser ana was oopular as a stucly hall supervrsor Hrs death was especrally felt by the members of hrs lasses and oy tnose who knew htm well May the success that these men nade of therr lrves rnsptre and en couraqe us to attarn our qoal of a useful hfetrrne the bettern ent of ourselves, our as socrates and forever worktnq for the world MR. LLOYD PIETSCH - - - - - - 'TEAR' . , . A , A 1 t Y -I V .l , . ' . l -J., A . . . t A t. ot . . H . .A . f , . A w , , . 1 X 1 - I . O I - I . 9 ' . , w 1 . . v t . L . , , v Y 4 I V r .

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mmrsimfwzz Butte s expansron westward rs hmtted only sl1ghtly bv rts name sake Bmg Butte T ns large h ll belreved by some to be an extrnct volcano endowed the c1ty wtth rts name and the famous Copner Krngs spread the glory of Butte as the leaatng ctty f Montana and the rrchest htll on earth ln thetr rfnagtnatron later settlers saw rtse beyond Brg Butte the rntrage of early leaders and found therr accomoltsnments an no enttve and a challenge At tae turn of the century th copper bomb exploded and tr few the news of Butte world wrde Butte was then an excltmg and bustltng c1ty More recently leaders ot Butte have been unfoldrng a plan for extenstve cultural opportuntty by bculdtng a c1v1 certer and by encouragtng the many organrzattons formed to produce olays and brtng fme 'nusrcal and rteatrtcal or ducnons here Because of the many Jobs offered tn other states durtng the war boom tne oorulatton of Montana drooped Srnce t e end of hostrlttres our leaders hav been develootng Montana mcustrres and now many ftne oopo tu ntres are lurrng large nu bers here The admtnrstratton of Butte H1gh has orobably done more to encourage and drrect the future leaders of Butte and Montana than has any otl er strgle srna r grouo They truly descrv and have our adn rratton and coon atron 'N 'N X QQ' Nfltfxhk 1 . . . . . . . 1, i , A . , . . U, . - , . . A , ., . , ,, A, . 1. . , A . V . . . .. , , J . . . . 1 . . 1 . M . w A , rt, . . w . , . 9 . L t. . AAA , rv , . . .C A . . . U . , A f . A O r . . 1 . . w . . w 'rw , A - A . ,, . . . . . v . 9 A ., . at A Y l . V r . 5 ' ll Q t 1 A . A A . -4 9 , 1 .T . , A . t I N I1 X u rj ,