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

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E SOPHOMORES R S3 Av,, V --..::- : Ak -51, - ggf fif ties- 5 ' .Qu ' X ,:...,. I gr. 53 1 Top row: William Lousen, John Lynch, Gabriel Mehring, Emmet Murphy, Robert McCarthy. Donald McDougall. Second row: Brandon McMahon, Mellows O'Halloran, John O'Neill, John O'Reil1y. Ted One, Francis Ozanne. Third row: Joseph Parker, Robert Pascoe, John Petritz, Joseph Powers, Raymond Redfern, John Ryan. Fourth row: Jack Schaeffer. John Schilling. Allyn Schumacker, Edward Scully, Raymond Silver, Jack Smith. Fifth row: Leonard Stafford, Arthur Stone, Emmet Sullivan, James Sullivan, James Sullivan, George Thomas. Sixth row: Martin Walsh, John Wulf. Page 24 Z . A S- ag-Q :Er W4

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SOPHOMORES is u QW X Top row: James Barry, Richard Barry, Ralph Barsanti, George Bourquin, John Boyle, Patrick Bradley. Second row: Joseph Brome, Neil Butori, Leo Cassidy, William Cleary, Humphrey Courtney. James Dennehy. Third row: Jack Devine, James Doran, James Dougherty, Robert Dowling, Henry Edwards, Francis Eltz. Fourth row: Anton Fayon, James Fleming, Patrick Fitzpatrick, Maurice Guay. Martin Guerechit, James Hanley. Fifth row: Donald Harrington, John Joyce, Daniel Kane, William Kane, Charles Kindt, Francis Lanch. Bottom row: Bernard Lazzari, John F. Lynch. Page 23

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4,,,,Mf 65, ,YK D teicevss was S Yavriclg qctlrme' CLPSS wwens' Russellaeoiew' 59 K1 . g. affix, svlufia eww 9610 'qqxv uwf ' SW ici? Barra B sea FRESHMEN ICVENTY-'l'XVO frightened but inquisitive Freslnnen started their year last September full of foreboding and not a little inisgiving. 'llodav the picture las i'0I1lIJlClCly Changed. The Class ol' ll is no longer frightened, now eotn- Jletelv inlortned and eonipletelv reassured. fxlreadv our lirst year inen, have established a reputation lor studies and activities. If they keep up the records they have made as Freslnnen. thev will plaee the Class ol' ll in a high and honored place in the annals of the school. XX'itness this reeord. Clayton Redllern and Harry llutori headed the lfreshnten divisions. lhe literarv interest ol' our elass was evident in the live lfreslnnen tnetnbers ol' thc Maroon stall, they were Nleklahon, ONe1l. lonns, llullv. and White. ,Xnd one of those. XVhite, was a finalist in the K. ol' Cl. essav contest, Hugh NleMahon was Chosen lor the annual play. Harry Butori kept lns perleet grade record. NVales. lforsell. Driscoll. Sullivan. l'llIlll2ll'l'l5 and St. .lohn were in the annual hand eoneert and O'Donnell, Harrington. O'lirien, 0'Hara, Quinn. MeNIahon, and Mellonald were laiiviletlgecl to he in the revival ol' the daneing' elass. lhev l 1Jt'l'liO1'l1IL'Cl publicly at various assemblies as well as at the annual play. Page Z5