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

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CLASS PROPHECY One day as I wandered over a dreary mountain trail I chanced upon two hermits, white-haired, old and frail. They were chatting to each other ofaages long gone by And as they spoke of '-ll each heaved a painful sigh. lt was Lohman and O'Sullivan who chatted thus and so' lt was two boys of '42 promenading to and fro, 4 On whose tete a tete I by luck had stumbled: So l drew a little nearer. and here is what they mumbled' Paul Lowney, the political boss, ls really sitting pretty. For with Canty as his right hand man He runs an open city. Stoinich is city doctor lVith Burns there at his side: They fumigate us once a year lVith a thing called chloramide . Kelly, Kelly, and Murphy. A law lirm ol much note: Have lound their biggest case. In Burns' right to be a poet. Martin, tl1e great French author, Has certainly lound fame: And Clausen. Gessner and Hanley As salesmen made a name. Smyth's a Communist orator Outside of Cote's bars, ll'here Gallagher runs a telescope Covered with phony stars. Crnich is a contractor, Xvith Maher his engineer. But the only thing they're doing ls drinking Berry's beer. LeSage has turned mechanic. 'Iihe best one in the town: Hut as soon as one is lixed up Michaud breaks it down. They say the XVarden Tuck McCree Has made a great decision: For he has let Guard Murphy out lielore he wrecked the prison. Drew and Rohan are undertakers .-Xnd Egan drives their hearse. Turk, the sherill. gives 'em work For which thev're none the worse. 'liim Crowley leads a symphony, And Colley leads a band. Pelletier is a violinist And with Verbanac tours the land. Chuck Darcy is a grocer lVhile 'l'aylor's unemployed, Ray's a fence in Brooklyn Where they say he's quite the boid Coleman's still in college, A teacher he will be: At least we hope he makes it By nineteen ninety-three. Rosellini runs a night club, ll'here Conklin runs a table: But where they get their biggest swa ls from Senator Steve Sabol. Kenneally runs a model farm lX'ith Sullivan. Strong and Shea: They irrigate from Silver Bow But can't seem to make it pay. .lack Pearce is now a plumber XYith a shop upon the Hill: And Pat O'Neill is at the Con: lVhere he runs a diamond drill. Yunkers a psychiatrist But he runs his own hotel: McCoy gives him competition For he runs the new motel. Dutch Martin coaches Central Assisted by O'Hrien: 0' O And though their backs are pretty fail They have a rotten line. Dillon and Joe Lynchehan Now own the cemetery: Their biggest job in recent weeks lVas interring Mayor Ferry. McCarthy is the admiral Ol' the U. S. two-way navy: Lavelle is now his gunner-chief And Lynch serves up the gravy. Bernie O'Brien and Lester Both own a clothing store: And with all ol' Rudman's costumes 'Tis really quite a chore. Gleason, McGee and Stetzner Are at Boeing's testing planes For engineer Tod Doran. XVho didn't waste his brains. Cleary's on the radio, Sponsored by Burchell: And Lowney, Hawe and Foley All run a wishing well. Page 20 g

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