Butte High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Butte, MT)

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THE SOPHOUORES MISS IULIA LYNCH Adv1ser MISS HILDA BENSON Advmser THEIRS IS A BRIGHT FUTURE FOR THE NEXT TWO YEARS NV1ncl1na ur t.f1o yeors of hard work the sophomores are now reaay to ntfr tte1r t ura year All the way Mtss luha Lynch and Miss Hrlda Benson ave proved th rr North as trusted capa lle aav1sers Trts a trve cluss sponsored the v ry successful Greet Ho n Mxer lll t e1r hrs yerr Altnouq tley have parttclpated ully IH al rost Jery allschool at1J1ty the sophomores have not sponsorea any other ev nt However they walked oft wlth the S10 pnze for selhnq the rnost trclfets to the all school olay durtnq the1r freshman year The olhcers for t'1e1r tlrst year were Boo Lester presldent Boo Forsgren vtce or s1aent Marqene Taylor secretary Pleyllts Maenpa treasurer and Swaw Weaver stuaent counc1l representattve Fnrst row Bob Lester president Mcrrqxe Txddy vxce pres1dent l lg .,,,.1,A , , - , Second row: Evelyn Sandstrom, Student Council: Kathryn Metully. secretary: Phyllis Maenpu. treasurer.

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X Aj Qkff 0,0 OWZOVE d Durmq the copper battles the fast excrtmq pace set by the 1nd1v1dual leaders maqnenz d Butte and caused xt to dnaw :ron men from the world over Therr hrqh hopes boundless desplte the depresslnqly desolate surroundmqs early settlers burlt thelr cabrns and set therr s1qhts on the tuture As the years passed the Cabms gave way to permanent homes and buslness establlsh ments The crty 1ts drstances to and from the mmes 1ts cl1mate 1lS hte requrred men of strenfzth 1nd1v1dual couraqe and stamlna These QUCIl1l1GS 1ts trrst settlers had more than 30 U00 persons had gathered here by 1897 and earned an annual lncome exceedmq Sl2 UUU OOO The natronal spothqht has drawn many people from Butte but the on s who deserve acclalm are they who bullt Butte on the rtchest hlll on earth Charmrnq and courageous devrl rnaycare mdrvrduals reheved the serrousness and undevratmq drrve ot the ambrtrous and aq qressrve crtrzens m early day Butte and made thrs Copper Camp known as the tnendhest crty IH Amerrca lust so the schools second year students carefree and for the most part strll unde- clded about therr future careers add an a1r ot levrty to the ser1ous busrness of study Thelr nelqhborllness was partrcularly notlce able rn therr consrderatron for the treshmen who had to or1ent themselves to the new world ot hrqh school 47 K K B f 4 , t t 7 BB jf C S A 55 . . . .3 . . Q . . 'Z M Itillgx

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