Boys Central High School - Maroon Yearbook (Butte, MT)

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CLASS WILL Jer Harrington, Aloe Monaghan, Lee Hightower, Jerry Tahija, Bob Russell, and Warren Scarrah leave their scholastic ability to those who will follow in their footsteps. Otto, Guido, Fogarty, and Kochevar leave the football team to the managers. Vince Barry, Mike Sullivan, Tyke Mfhalen, Bub Ambrosetti, and Darrell Cowan leave their overwhelming personalities to those who need overwhelming. Mfith regards to Bill Lutz, Dan McGeehan, Vern Tabish, and James Riley, they leave the school in a confused state. Fag and Amos leave their girls to a future Senior named Glen who really doesn't need them at all. Jack Korn also leaves his girls-too often. jack Walsh and George Foley leave their hockey sticks and baseballs to the junior class. Roberts, O'Neill, and Myers QLouiej leave their good Old Mountain Dew to anyone foolish enough to take it. Keeley, Wlarila, Egan and McDermott, leave their excess height to the Fresh- men. Benninger and Regan leave for the wild open spaces. Boyle, Martinich, Leary, Yochim and McMahon leave their bowling balls at the VVinter Garden: they should never have taken them in the first place. Noonan and Jack Harrington leave in a hurry: Si Holman's coming. Demsher and Hay leave Bob's car at the Montana Auto X'Vreckers, finally. Kiely and Dixon leave the Brothers with great peace of mind. Don E. and Don L. leave their names to the eternal line of Sullivans to come. Chuck Smith leaves the Cross Country record to anyone with long enough legs. Tony Petraitis leaves his skill in drawing to the Poster Club. Trevithick and Grant leave their books, pencils, pens, erasers, and desks to anyone, anyone, anyone? Mahoney and Olsen leave, looking for the person who borrowed 4-A's eraser without permission. Dick Reilly leaves for Xfvilflll Springs, he has left the editorship of the annual to a junior who wishes to join him. McClintock and Cowan have left their means of transportation parked in front of the fire plug near school all year. John and Pat McCarthy leave their brotherly love to the Brothers. Quinn passes on his love of good literature to the whole Junior class. Cherish it dearly boys? O'Connell leaves his little black book to anyone who can afford that kind of living. McLaughlin leaves his appreciation of homework to those who feel that they do not get enough. Carl Neufelder leaves . . . still looking for the elevator . . .