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

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ow! O . YH eww' Bard- lacy, 6 ELKOYXZXKXQLOQ' CL was DcgZfg5vali?fi5,axxxva0 . -. ya 'lied' .Em Selma' SOPHOMORE HISTORY S FRESHMEN. the present Sophontores gave promise ol being one ol Central's linest classes. and with few exceptions they have continued to prove that they intend becoming just that. All the lear and trepidation of the average Frosh being banished, they have settled down to the task ol making their individual names and that ol' their class famous in the Annals ol the school. , Seholastically, they have lived up to the promise ol their Freshman year with such stars as Robert Pascoe, Emmet Sullivan, Arthur Stone, .lack Boyle, Mun Doran, James Sullivan and John XVulI tttrning in consistently high grades. Pascoe is the leader ol' this circle of honor men with straight A grades. In dramatics, Frank Ofanne gave a stellar performance in Is Zat So with his interpretation ol' the cute Italian Stenographerg and jimmy Sullivan pleased the large audience with his portrayal of the part ol 'iI,ittle Jinnnyu. On the staff of the Maroon, preparing to carry on when their turn comes, are Jack Boyle, Frank Ozanne, Bob Pascoe, Humphrey Courtney, Arthur Stone, Leonard Stafford, Jack Schilling, and James Sullivan. John Ryan has had the job of Staff Photographer of the l94l Annual. In the field of sports the Sophomores are well represented with Maurice Guay, Bernard Lazzeri, -Iames Sullivan, Leo Cassidy, YVilliam Cleary, Emmet Murphy and Richard Barry members of the football squad. Emmet Sullivan and Bernard Lazzeri made the varsity basketball squadg while Emmet Murphy, Mun Doran, Richard Barry and Jack Devine were members of the UB squad which gave a fine account of itsellf in the State Catholic High School Tourna- ment. In that tournev Mun Doran made a forward berth on the All-tourna- ment team. A bright future is predicted for the Class of l943, and the editors wish the members ol' this class the best of luck. Page 22