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

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1947 volume:

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The tealn niade several trips to Anaconda as well as to Helena and Fort Har- rison. They entertained inany honie town basketball fans and were greatly ap- preciated by a large number of clubs and associations about town. Under the leadership ol' their moderator. Brother B. Ryan, and teain cap- tain. latnes Dean, spectators were thrilled by new and clever routines. 1:1 y M19 , -2589 . 6 1 ' , , b 43 i i X Front Row: XVebb, Kennedy, Canavan, M. Micone, Riley. Second Row: Martin, XV. McDermott. Dean, Carrig, A. Joyiek. Third Row: D. McGonigle, Gilmore, Canavan. s fm nf DRAMATIC CLUB ACI-I year the Drzuuatic Club enlarges its stope and adds neu' laurels to its already' traditiottztl reputation lor outstzmcling proclut-tions. This yeztrk presentation ol the brisk :incl clashing eometlyg 'l'he Lile ol Riley. was uv claimed by an oyerlloyring audience ou the evening ol Mzireh Tth. Ou Marth Sith. the Club again repeated the play. :titer numerous requests. lor the beneht ol' the Bisholjs lYar Reliel Campaigii. 'lhe entire Lllsl touyertetl itsell with glory tltroughout each perlormzuite. Besides the atmuztl play. the Club also staged sucfesslttl short lirotluctions during the year :uid supplietl members lor the male roles in Girls' Ct-ntr:1l's pro- duction of Our Hearts XXI-re Young and Gay. The Club is clistinguisltetl lor its eiitltttsiusui, hard work. to-olierutiou. under the skillful direction ol its moderator and director. Brother Al. C. lfelloyvs. Make- up lor the various productions was clone by our tyvo good lrietuls. hllss Dorothy Kane and Mr. lYilliam Corbitt, 1:-AF! HF CD Q 4' Y M ri A f' -gy elf MISS DOROTHY RANK HR. Vl. C. FEl.l.OXYS MR. XYILLIAM CORBITT Director DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS 1946-1947 President-XVilliain Ring X'ice-PiesiclentgEclwa1'cl Courtney SCCil'L'lHl'f'fRl5lJCI'l Hall li. TIERXIEYMBI. JACCAR Best actons zlivalwl was given to Robert Hall for his outstanding fl1a1'z1cLe1'ilalio11 ol Sadie Cohen in The Life ul Riley. I, IIREXN.-XX-XV. MCDERMOTT Front Row: YV. Ring. R. Hall. R. Stlulcr. li. f:lllll'lllL'X'. YI. B1-zxlllip-11. cco11dRmv: RYCIIIIZIII. K.'1'i1-rm-3. F. xviL'gL'llNlL'iIl. XY. Nfcllcxwnnll. NI. I.uc.n. AIN-llt lrmn 1Jilll11't'. XY, Lcylmld. , I , i 1 i 1 I 1 -- f -qamnmulnasamunmm ii' f.f 1-. I L5 Q X 'X Q ,. F' RIA. BRO. AT. D. H I JXXXI1PXI.AX Principal Celia Masters, Lovcy Riley, Thclma Rilq l u 1 f i U dj, is : A 1 1 I -. .1 l I ' 1 wx-my 51 W. v,,.-,,:,.v,f,-5. .111 3-.. . M A , :v f-,Z --,,, .-.. .-.,, . .w Rusclla Clancy, Sadie Cluhcn. MIN. Bblllllll Nlzmurs -so I I THE STUDENT RETREAT AT BOYS' CENTRAL REV. A. KAP.-XRICH Retreat Master ILENCE pervaded the mchool on December lth. Sth and 6th, as the students took time out lrtnn their studies for their annual retreat. During these three days. under the able guidance ol' Rev. A. N. Kaparich. the liuvs strived to unite themselves with God. I-'atlierk crmlerenres inspired the students tu greater spiritual and intellectual heights tlnnuglinut the remainder ol' the wlmtil vein. SCENES FROM RETREAT RCUND TABLE HE following letter sent to each member of the Round Table by the Prin- cipal speaks for itself of the work accomplished by this organization since its institution four years ago: Dear Member: It is with pleasure that we enclose the 1946-47 Round Table Card in sincere appreciation of your contribution to the cost of maintaining student activities at Boys' Central High School. IVithout Round Table support the achievements of the past several years would not have been possible. XVhen the Round Table was organized in the fall of 1943 student activities at Central were at a low ebb due to lack of public supportHboth financial and other- wise. Thanks to men like yourself. Central today ranks in every respect with Montanas leading high schools. Round Table Funds. administered by your able finance committee and the faculty. have solely and completely financed the following important projects: Employment of a full-time, salaried athletic coach. Purchase of uniforms and equipment for athletic teams. Modernization of athletic lockers and change rooms. Installation of modern and adequate shower baths. Introduction and financing of annual pre-season training camp for team con- ditioning. Providing bus transportation for all our athletic teams. thus reducing travel hazards. Originating, sponsoring and successfully conducting the annual Round Table Invitational Basketball Tournament. Sponsoring periodic Round Table entertainments wherein faculty. alumni and Round Table members meet for a review and discussion of Central's objectives. Over 900 men attended one such meeting honoring Frank Leahy. renowned coach of Notre Dame. Purchasing and presenting trophies for winners of C Y. O. sponsored parochial school football champions. 5taHing of athletic events with Round Table volunteer non-paid ticket sellers and takers. This faithful and loyal group has substantially aided in conservation of your funds. Setting aside the sum of Sl.500.00 in a special fund to provide a suitable me- morial for the sons of Central who served their country in the YVorld lVar. Such are the major achiey ements ol your Round Table. Your continued future support of this splendid program will enable the school to achieve equally bril- liant results in each of its other student activities. To the Round Table and each of its niemberswlor all that they have done lor the boys and the school-many thanks! Mr. 'lohn fBoloj Sullivan was appointed Chairman of the Round Table for 1946-47. One of the Round Table highlights of last spring was the welcome the or- ganization gave Mr. Frank Leahy. athletic director and head football coach at Notre Dame University. Mr. Leahy addressed more than l,000 members of the Round Table and their friends at the school auditorium. Scores of Notre Dame alumni and supporters assembled at the airport to greet the visiting coach. Mr. Leahy expressed pleasure at renewing friendship with Ed Simonich, coach of Central, and Ed Foley. a former Notre Dame student. 'Simonich was one of the finest players we ever had at Notre Dame. said Mr. Leahy. He also paid tribute to Dan Hanley, a former Central star, who was an outstanding halfback at Notre Dame. In discussing the trend of football. Mr. Leahy expressed belief that there would be lower scoring games and more stress placed on defensive play. Mr. Leahy was feted at a dinner party held at the famous Rocky Mountain Cafe in Meaderville by the Round Table. He left the next day for Logan. Utah, where he conducted a coaching clinic. EET? MR. FRANK LEAHY, Athletic Director, Head Football Coach at Notre Dame University J Th' 0-NN ' hi' iii' RN AQ . lis- .-XS T111-I RHUXI1 'lf-XI!l.li l,iRl'fE'l'liIJ I-'RANK wI0f fiWi 97015331 THE '1'IiAM LEFT FUR GREAT FA XULZR,-XXI MEX MEET FRANK LIC.-X IIS MARDI GRAS QUEEN AND KING 3 LUL' SMYTH JAMES KlcL'AL'GHEY RAXXYIXG ll winning linncl lnnn CiL'l1Il'2ll'S ljfililllllflll clerk. Lou Snnlli and lim Nlcflalxgllcx' l'Clgl1L'il as klllL'L'll and king ul thc annual Nlzircli Gras. Huc- oncl and third planes were clcall lu Sliirlcy '1'rcgl1m'11 and lim Swceiicy. Flurry KIcClaifc1'ty and Lucille Camllu. Ollltl' :uc Zllltlllllllllx wen- Kan KL-lly and 'Inc Harslcacl. Belly B111'1'y and Paul Drixumll. Ilat lJ0llgllL'l'lf ancl blink Hogan. Rmic Bl'1lN2lll and Bill 1,1-yliulcl. Pau Gubliins and lack clZiYZillHllgll. Elxic Ozanicli and Clair RL-nuuarcl. HL-lcn P1'ull1l-ru and Ed Nlcklaliun. THE ClEN'I'R.-XLI'I'E. ,xx 2 fjkw-f f . ib i IlIQ1?'liHlfR KA. S. XIcNIqXNL'S UR4y1'1H.:R 1,4 yu RICH, , . . . . Iwlugum. I'.H!IlNl1, I 'zmn' Rcligiuln L'u111111ul'ci:1l. f I1IQH'I'IlI-fl! nl. IS. RYAN IERHTHICR M. ti. REILLY lu-Iigimm. XI2lTl1L'll1ZlliVN. bln-111i5t1'y, RClig'iIlH, Hibtmry, RlZlll1t'lll1ltiCS. Science I'I1Axwinw. 'lqllllllililll Q1-zu'I1. IX-'IE-:mm lfmvtlmll :xml Ilaxkvthzxll Cuncla l- 'fl 'kt THE TEAM AT THF STATE 'l'Ol'RNARlEN'l' HAXQVET ff fav- -,,F- -N+- vaiff OCC- if 003- gf 1566- N The Faculty and thc Yearbook Stall wish to acknowledge their gratitude to: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rooth ol the Rooth Photographic Studios Mr. XVillia1n Dolan - Artist Mr. Al Ashton ol thc A5hton Engraving Co. Mr. 0. Sinithera f Photograplrcr Mr. XVillia1n Murphy and Stall of the Montana Standard Printing Advertisers in this Annual For their valuable co-operation in producing the 1947 Maroon. wo W- -:wa H 2 -we KN -m KY- Af-ooo v' A ilohn A. Banovich ..,..... Eugene Bertrand ..,... Patrick A. Bolton ..,.,..... Daniel R. Boyle .,,,.,,. Edward ul. Boyle ..,...,.,... James Brennan ........ .. ...l, ,. Raymond C. Budell. .,,..., ,,.r., . .lohn H. Cavanaugh .,..,,. ,..... Robert Connors ,...,.,, 11'i1liam C. Corbitt .,,,,..,. ,,,,,,. Edward E. Courtney ,....., r.,,r, , blames XV. Coyne ,,.,.t,, John YV. Coyne ...,.l,, -lames E. Dean ,....,, DIRECTGRY 611 East Park Street 2138 South Placer Street 227 Toboggan Aventte 747 1'Vest Galena Street 747 1'Vest Galena Street 321 North Idaho Street 817 Empire Street 1803 Harrison Avenue 15 East 1Voolman Street 1611 Dundee Street 326 North Alabama Street 504 YVest Granite Street 2220 Princeton Avenue 925 Princeton Avenue Francis bl. Devel ',.,.,,,, ..,.,.. 1 925 Aberdeen Street blames S. Dever .......... ....... 1 925 Aberdeen Street Daniel C. Downey ......, ....... 2 501 Harvard Avenue William H. Downey .....,. ....... 1 27 East Center Street Patil C. Driscoll ........ -lolm C. Emery ....... Lawrence Evans ........ .......604 Travonia Street ..,....306 1Vest Emmett Street .,.,,,.60l 1Vest Quartz Street Norman A. Guay '......... .... ....... 2 0 45 Locust Street Stephen Ll. Greytak ......... ....... 2 2 0'Nei11 Street Robert P. Hall ............. ....... 4 14 Virginia Street Joseph N. Harsteatl ......... ....... 3 03 1Vest Park Street 'Iohn P. Hogan ......,...... Michael G. jaccat ',.., .... john D. Kindt .......... 816 1Vest Mercury Street 1101 1Vest Platinum Street ..,,...l721 Grand Avenue John P. Laird ............... ....... 1 013 Empire Street XVi11iam R. Leybold ....... ....... 2 21 South Crystal Street Alohn H. Lowney ................ ....... 9 34 1Vest Copper Street XYil1iam F. Markovich ......... ,.,.,., 2 142 1fVall Street Alames R. Mcflaughey ',...,... ....,,, 5 15 1Vest Galena Street Flttrry McClallerty ',..,, .,...., 1 07 Clear Grit Patrick -I. McDevitt ......... ....... S 26 1Vest Copper Street Donald McDougall ........ ....... 7 30 1fVest Granite Street joseph P. Mcl-Inaney '....... ....... 4 38 1'Vest Granite Street .Iohn F. McGee ........,.,...... ....... 4 20 South Crystal Street Edmund McMahon ......,, ,.,... Thomas F. lVIcMahon,, .1137 Caledonia street ,...,..ll49 lfVest 1Voolman Street Othello H. Micheletti ,.,,.... ....... 7 3 Main Street, Meaderville Thomas F. OBrien ......... ....... 7 38M lNIary1antl Avenue Robert M. ONeill ..,..... Daniel Pacheco ........ Hugh E. Quinn ,.,.....,... Stephen Reardon ,........... ....,.. Clarence S. Renouarcl ........ ....... 1Villiam H. Ring ,,........... ....... Thomas F. Schara ,....... Robert Spear ,...... , Charles M. Stone ...... Richard G. Sudak ..,...,, Daniel F. Sullivan ........ -lames Sweeney ..,..,.,.. ......,907 South Colorado Street .......FOLll' Mile Road, Btttte 443 East Broadway 616 1Vest Gold Street 1112 Antimony Street 636 1Vest Srlver Street 812 Emma Street 2125 WVi1low Street 2301 VVi11ow Street 2206 Yew Street fffiooa Sottth Main su-et-t 917 Lewisohn Street 1Villiam M. Sweeney ....,.. ....... E 117 Lewisohn Street Eli F. Thomas .............. -lohn Tomich ...1.... Chester F. YVi11s ..... 521 East Park Street 615 East Mercury Street 119 1Vest Copper Street 4. .-..-..-..-..-..-.....-..-..- - -..-..--..-.....-..-..- - - - - - - - 4. I Qtr-1 SULLIVAN VALVE AND ENGINEERING COMPANY WESTERN BOILER AND MACHINERY COMPANY and NORTHWEST SUPPLY COMPANY ff Extend their best Wishes to the Class of 1947 and to the Brothers of Christian Brothers High School I if ----..-..-...-......-.. ------ -- --.---.... .. ...... Q. RECREATIONAL HEADQUARTERS t FOR THOUSANDS ANACONDA COPPER MINING COMPANY EMPLOYEES CLUB Opened on March 16, 1947, and already recognized as one of the outstanding Industrial Recreational Clubs in America, the Butte A.C.M. Club was designed for the exclusive use and en- joyment of Anaconda Company employees and their Wives or husbands. The Club, with a membership of nearly 1o,ooo, is the largest social-recreational organization in the Rocky Mountain area. Butte schools are populated with potential A.C.M. Club mem- bers. Students of today and tomorrow may seek employment with the Anaconda Copper Mining Company upon attaining manhood or Womanhood, and, like their parents, be eligible to enjoy the facilities of the employees clubhouse. ANACONDA COPPER MINING COMPANY -1- -------- ------ - ------------- - -if Mr. and Mrs. Earl K. Rooth Wish to CONGRATULATE THE SENIORS Of BOYS' CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL We gf' X221 ROOTH PHOTO STUDIO 06 XVest Park Street Phone g689 '-u Phone 4409 Phone 4409 Phone 4409 THE LARGEST IN THE CITY operates a fleet of Mercury Cars, a Parcel Delivery Truck and an Ambulance. When you call the CITY CAB CO., you are assured of safe and courteous union drivers and you are amply covered by insurance at all times. THREE STANDS: Plaza . . . Board of Trade 45 West Park sn. Rlalfo Building 16 East Park su. ,, .-.r-2-ri:' : :':5 4 35532513 .1'2 E-I Izf A N.-xi'- P 'V C' PPPP ' . Phone v ..':f '-'s' ' -'e: . - I ,-',1 B A Iz. J Q'.9Q A , ,IAQ E -1 4409 I , -. ' : ERNIE WILES, Mgr. EDGAR PEICE, Owner Phone 4409 Phone 4409 Phone 4409 BUTTE OWNED BUTTE OPERATED A BUTTE BOOSTER PRICE MOTOR COMPANY PHONE 4578 EXCLUSIVE DEALER LINCOLN and MERCURY Automobiles We have a large plant-every facility is available for the proper expert servicing of all makes of cars. A Well organized group of factory trained mechanics is ready at all times to assure owners of the utmost in motoring satisfaction. GENERAL GARAGE SERVICE WASHING GREASING REPAIRS GAS WE BUY AND SELL USED CARS Butte Owned Butte Operated A Butte Booster In Business with one idea: To see that the finest people in the world get the kind of automobile service they are entitled to-THE BEST. EDDIE PRICE, Owner. .- 1 .... V1 1 1 111 1 ... -. .. ... .. -- 1 Q. .-mi.-.uninn..un1v:l1ui'-un..nr-nu.-uu-vi- 1-I-...1n..uui 1 1 1 1 1 1.-1.114.111--fill-.il.1.1 -. 1 .. 1 1 1u.1.q1u-11.-n1nn1 u ,, ,. . We I cya! i r down 'Z make 4 . -T: Liza 4. -V s -.-.3-,e ..q.-,.s.'- Q - i'l1',, ',.. ...and One REDDYBOX can'l serve all Your Needs! Only when there are lots of swallows, can you be sure summer is here . . not before! The same is true about Reddyboxes. One Reddybox behind that big sofa won't guarantee full electrical convenience although it is ci start in the right direction. More Reddyboxes, properly planned and installed, will make it pos- sible to Live Electrically and Enjoy the Difference! Re 'em e ' PLUG IN,-VM nsoov Your Electric Servant The Montana Power Company -1- ----- ------ -1- I COMPLIMENTS OF .LD- MEM 'en' Wigtxigjfq 9 North Main Street Butte I -1- ---- ------ -zf nginuinlinuinglnni-1:1 1 1 .- 1 1 1 1 -.. .. -. 1 Montana's most unique cocktail lounge and restaurant. Along the Walls are giant murals depicting our basic in- dustries. Here, as in all Finlen ' restaurants, is served de- ' licious, high-quality food 4 prepared by expert 0 chefs and served by .' friendly waitresses. Gi. FQ i fqii? For Luncheon or Dinner it's the smart place to eat. COFFEE COUNTER .l- The Finlen boasts of a number of beautifully spacious dining rooms which can be used for dances as Well as large dinner parties. Phone Max D e a n, manager, for information. Finlen services a d d to the pleasure of every party. l.ll..l. - COFFEE SHOP Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner Breakfast and Luncheon Appetizing between Snacks. Only. - ROUNDUP ROOM - Paneled in blue, With blued mirrors and brands from M 0 n t a n a ranches The Roundup Room is designed for parties from 10 to 100. Butte 'S riendly OTEL F LE +-- -------------- --------------- 4 4 1 fefw I ul? IZIQKPIWIIQN ml, X, Nl-'NIXIIHX I7lf fNHlfli fl, l Ifl.I.1l N Ihliuiwzr. XTu1l1vm:11u1, lfuulmxh. lullim. Rf'1iU 'V Iilim- 5l'?1'UXh- lim-ll M Axtyllmi, l,,,A,,,1 I- llwlwrtl-V 'ff I7I'ill1lZtIf4fN IZRUTHICR 17. R. IIHHXSHX NIR. IZIPXYAXRIJ SIXIHXILH Religion, Iingli5l1, Law. Mwmlvratwr uf ,X111crica11liiN1Hry, Ifmnlaall, Ilzwkntlnll Band. 'Yrack Lhaclx. -5. ..-.......... .----- ..-..-. - - -- ............. up I Remember . . . IT IS BUTTE INDUSTRIES THAT SUPPQRT BUTTE INSTITUTIONS Gills? When You Use A N 5 Silver Bow Products You Are Helping to Increase Opportunities for Employment and Encouraging Butte Enterprise elle Hansen Packing Company Butte, Montana 4. .- - ... - - - - - -....--u-w.-wi-,...- ..uu..w............-..... - - - .. - .. -n..u up 7,7 l GHG 9004 fzmgi f 'ZOI 12 Q4 gzialzj Q56 + I'-ll1ll1nl1ll1ul1nn1uu 1111-- - - 11i1111111111 4' I 1COBBA5N1 Market and Grocery Guay Brothers FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS QUALITY GRGCERIES AND VEGETABLES W QW rise? Phones 6528, 6529 1959 Harrison Ave -1- -- ------ ----- - - ------------ - -1- 'i' ----- ---- - ---- --------- ------ - -P BUY WITH CONFIDENCE I ft ff ' 'K 1 .ef-:viiif-:ref-121-fwfr-'ff-Hfagffff T N 'Bmw tw 1 mg sus, f ' - 3, ' ,. wife' 7 X U ' Hjhjf' 5 1 3 it L I , ' we -K x jf! I .-ff . .' y f 4 '- rm --4 A 1 T ' . un nf., . ' mf- xt 1 . lx QAE,.1e as-.. ,,,, ,I ,,,,....--3112 oak? . . - ' tv f 1. , ------ - 1 2 . , . - A' .gxgiagaggggfff2l,iQleSf6-mxpx , 1, '51+Wf':::::::a.i.+wH-''tm is .tg -6 1 if ' ' ' Q px-un iii-865, . if fig: : '-A 1-v3 'ggi' EDDY'S BREAD AND FINE CAKES COMPLIMENTS OF THE BOARD DF TRADE ' 794 I6-18 East Park Street Butte, Montana nl.--n1nn-un-uni-n1nn-Winn -1----- -- 11-111i1 11114141 -wI1vv- 1 1+ 'I' -4' ---.-... ...... - - ...-......-... ..-..g. ESTABLISHED 1887 PAUMIE PARISIAN DYE HOUSE FRENCH DYEING A 60 XVest Galena Street Butte, Montana Wfe I 11s111'c' O11 .',,,i,,,,i,, ,ii,,,,iii,Ti -- .- T ND CLEANING Corner Dakota Street 1' Cnsfonzvrs, Goods -I 9 k' flergarlen through college twice, but re- ll' I 'cHe s been from ln ' ' ' R nolds Rocketpen needs refi mg fuses to grzuluale tll his ey .l......u--- ---- ---'---'--'- i-'-- .-.m1nu-vm-nu,ml-nn-.1..1uu1.u.-.n.1'l-4-nu-nnlI..--un-.uniun-.lu...minH-...1-uI..-1.11.11--.I-u..-u...-In-. BUTTE BREWING COMPANY Ask for BUTTE BEER BUTTE BREWING COMPANY 111 North Wfyoming Street Phone 1-4581 Friendly pause in-11.1.1-.1....-.1.1nf1-.1..1.,.1..1n-.-...-...1..- -nu1nu-u-1.L41In-nn-up1.u1n..-nn1..1..1nu COMPLIMENTS OF Duggarfs Merrill Mortuaries, Inc. 'il' AT, BUTTE MONTANA COMPLIMENTS OF MeGree's Ice Cream Factory S h M Street B M PHONE 86 GOOD ICE CREAM -x- ------ ----- -------------- ----- - -1- BEST WISHES To the Graduates of 47', SENATOR JAMES E. MURRAY -1- --------------- -- ------- 1 ------- --x- OAMER'S FINE FOODS FINE CANDIES BUTTE HELENA ,!,-...-..-..-..,, ,-.--- ..-H- .- .- - -- ----------- u--nu--u-I.--.Q up 1,1--nu --1--1i--11i1 - - 1--1 ----1 -11- I - 1411 UP W. SEWELL HARDWARE COMPANY Since 1898 QUALITY MERCHANDISE 95302 PHONE SIOI 221 East Park Street Butte, Montana 4. -n........ ............- H-- .-..---.----- ....-..u- 4. NEW PARK MARKET For Qznzfify, Price and Serzfifa GROCERIES, MEATS AND PROVISIONS VEGETABLES AND FRUITS IN SEASON Bird's Eye Frozen Foods 915559 615 West Park Street Butte, Montana PHONE 2-2361 S. I. BRIGGS, Proprietor + 11.11-nu ------- ------ - - - - --' ---------- I'-lw- all up -..-.. ----. ..... ........... ...... . .. - M.- 4. INSULATION MATERIAL BALSAM NVOOL-ROCK WOOL BATTS BLOWIN ROCK WOOL-ZONOLITE elle Interstate Lumber Company 472 East Mercury Telephone 2-2341 4. -.L...... ...-----.-... - -.-.---.--..- ........- 4. We supply dependable merchandise and hardware to your dealers. Please patronize them! Calle? MONTANA HARDWARE COMPANY WHoLEsALE oNLY 823 South Montana St., Butte-820 2nd St. So., Great Falls, Montana ,I,,,,,,,, ,,,,-,,.1 ,--- - - - -- -. ---------- .I--nu-Q. ,f -OQc- of 400 -Ng 000 gg OOO- x Klflfa Bacfiaczfa the 1947 Maroon to Central's graduates who have dedicated and consecrated their lives to the service of God as Irish Christian Brothers. They have a most exalted and benehcent vocation. Their work is highly esteemed by all because they imbue the young with learning and the love of piety and show them in their own lives the might of moral beauty. N -aoo KN -ooo W- we A+ -ooo if 1m,1lm1uu1,.,,1I..1M1.,..1.,..-..m1M.1...1M1,.,.1..,,1.,.--n1n,,1.q1,..1,.41,..,1 1 1 4. -..-. -.--..- ..............-....-....-n.......--.........-..-..,......-....-... ---.--. ......- in LGUIS S. COHN CO. CIGARS xg' Cx The House Reliable 66-68 West Broadway Phone 2-1274 4.-...-..-u.-...-...-,...-1..-....-n.-...-n.-...-...-....-...--.......u-...-........ - - ........-..-...-....-.......-4. COMPLIMENTS OF REARDON PLUMBING, HEATING AND ELECTRIC CO. 'lf ' 'bf 129 East Park Street BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS CRYSTAL CREAMERY C0. PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRoDUCTs 301 South Main Street Quality and Service 1un.-M1 1 1 1 1vvn1.1111.11111-u1uu1un1u-l...uu1un..-uu...m1,.....un1..m-.ym1nu1.m1.w..u 1 1 1 -u..1..,1 INDEPENDENT LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS frWbFl'F soff wafer is llSC'lll c'.x'c111siLfe13f 232.-236 South Main Street Phone 4343 Under New Management 1.,.1un1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,4I..-1411.1M1..,.1.,,,1,,.,--ml1..,,1.m,1.m1...11m.1,m... 1 1 1 1 1 -.u.-M1 .In-n1n 11111111- 1 1 COMPLIMENTS LOWNEY MOTOR CO. DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH Distributors LA ,A xy XJ Complefv AIlf0llI0fil'6' Sl'l'l'ilf THE TOGGERY Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings 117 NORTH MAIN STREET BUTTE MONTANA 4-Y -fe, We Furnish Timely Clofbes .fn V .A DAN O'NEILL WILL TIDDY a!n1n1u :1111 11111 1 - ........ ...........- -..-..--4. COMPARE OUR PRICES If Pays I0 Shop nf P!'lIlIC'J',SH J. C. PENNEY Co. lor West Park Street Butte, Montana l -.. .............. - Phone 2-4747 49 E. Broadway A SLIIIZIVF Deal fo Ez'r'ryb0a'3' ST. JOHN ELECTRIC CoMPANY GENERAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING House Wiring and Repair Work a Specialty Butte, Montana - - .... - - ....-.....-..-..-. -. ..-.- ..-..3. ! COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BUTTE, MONTANA BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 'uw ' .SJ A Q: TREASURE STATE SPORTING GOODS +1livi1i..i1 1 1.11vm1nu1.m1nn1HU1ii-l1.m1un1.-n1....--vin1.11.1:11114.n1uu1un1m.1m.1mi1ln-- 1 1 1m.1uu .lg WESTERN MILK Sc CREAM CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PASTEURIZED MILK, CREAM AND BUTTERMILK 417 South Main Phone 1-3386 4, -....-.,.......i-............i..-....-m.-.,....M..-,..,-....-,,,.-i....,i..--..i.... ,......,-..,,-,.,.-..........-.,u-..i....,.-n..-,...-n..-...-.,.. 4. DAVIDSON GROCERY CO. Distributors of DEL MONTE CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES WOODS CROSS TOIVIATOES BOZEMAN PEAS Ohio and Platinum Streets, Butte 1 1 1 1 11 1 14m...m.1vu.... 1uu-viu--uH1ml.....l.u1vn1nu1m.1m.1n.i.-.m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1u1,,,.1 'I' 4' 'P 'I' n COMPLIMENTS OF THE ATLAS BAR '27 tl- Props. BOYLE 81 MYRES GREYHOUND CAFE Butte. Montana 'The Home of Qualify Food And C011 rfeozzs, FJTCIICH-1' Scrzfire STEAKS AND CHOPS A SPECIALTY .fx :X Opposite Finlen Hotel Open From 6 A. M. to 1 A. M. --- -------------- -----+ A School With a Conspicuous Record of Success in Training Men and Women for Business Careers Fifty-five years of accomplishment. School in session all summer. You can enroll any time for Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Shorthand, Accounting, Secretarial. Fully accredited high school course. Grade work. Calculat- ing machine Work. F 'Q C W Qz41zxza,LiQQ4 Established 1890 One of the Leading Commercial Training Schools of the Entire Northwest. Day and Night Classes the Entire Year. J. L. Scott, President Phone 2-2391 Compliments of MCKEE PRINTING CO. Sv' 'J .,.-.....-.. .... ,.. -..-,......-..- - --.-- ------- ---- - ------9 COMPLIMENTS OF SPILLUM'S 4 North Main Street Butte, Montana COMPLIMENTS OF THE O'SULLIVAN BOOK SHOP VERONICA O'SULLIVAN 127 North Main Street Butte, Montana - -...... --..---.----- .--..-..g. MEDLIN'S PHARMACY Park at Crystal YOUR ENTIRE DRUG WANTS AT THE LOWEST PRICES Q, Q Pronzpi Free Dclizferg' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '47 fx 47 .. ROBERT E. HECKMAN DOCTOR or OPTOMETRY cv 109 North Main Street -..-...--.n-.. ...........- .......-..g. 11.-1..111.....-,in ..--.--,llnl-11.111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! The Store to Shop for Nationally Advertised Merchandise COMPLIMENTS OF TERMINAL FOOD 86 DRUG CENTER 100 Wfest Park Street MISSQULA NURSERY CORSAGES AND ARTISTIC FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS ! -mil .Q 1 N1I.-.1.f.1...-..n.-I-1.1.1111-1nn, 1 COMPLIMENTS OF CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH WILSON MOTOR COMPANY BUTTE, MONTANA I 4, -,,,-.,....-...... ....-. .. -..-.......- -...-..-H .. 4. +n--u-n--m-nn- --n- - -.1 -n..- - - -. - 4, Compliments of LEN WATERS MUSIC SUPPLY STORE 119 North Main Street Butte, Montana Phone 7344 Your Buff Sc'rz'iv0 in Mzrsiv nuff I1ISfl'IlIlIClIfS Baldioisa Pianos R. C. A. Radios King-Buercher-Reynolds Holton Band Instruments -mulnn1nn1nu1nn.-nniuniuuln in-ilunlnnl lun- 2x4p655 7N 3 QARME RACELE 'Tia B and I PENDA r A60 -W 7 is as ,fl wwf .fm t ' 7 S te: SX lb- I , Clifllltll Expzmsiou Bracelet with l'eurlaut to match. Hold filled on Sterling Silver, liach features a Smile of flzhliiug color. Illfllllllllll lfecleral lax ON TERMS nu-U..-..111.....1-.-.111.,,,1,, COMPLIMENTS OF GREEN'S CAFE 81 LOUNGE 45 -45 North Main -ml-..111111111.111 THE MINERS NATIONAL BANK Of Butte, Montana ALL DEPOSITS UP TO 35,000 INSURED WITH FEDERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION Q...1..,...,.-n-111.1ruinn1nu1nl1ul1.-u,nn1,--. 1.1.1.-n.--,.,.1u..-. 1 1 1 ... 1 .. 1 1 1 1 1....-,. +1111-I 1--111- 111- I 1 1..- SULLIVAN ROOF CO. Rooing, Waterproonng, Shingling Buy Your Supplies Frmn Us EASY TERMS 304 South Montana Phone 2-3125 Compliments of BRADFORD'S CLEANERS 1341 Harrison Avenue, Butte PHONE 2-4935 TOM MORGAN If It Covers a Floor, We Can Clean It Oriental and Domestic Rugs Cleaned. Carpets Made Over and Sewed Our Plant Is Equipped With the Latest Machinery Expert Linoleum Laying Our Specialty 326 S. Idaho St. Phone 3129 NEWBRO DRUG CO. M0lIflIlIlI,S Fines! Wholesale' Drug Co. Butte, Montana -..-..-..-..-..-.........-..-......-......-..-..-...-..g. SULLIVAN SHEET METAL WORKS Furnaces, Gutters, Venting, Air Conditioning EASY TERMS 304 South Montana Street Phone 2-3125 Montana's Largest Shoe Repair. The Home of Invisible Soles. Pmnzpt and liflfifllfrzl Sc'Vi'i1f' II'f1iI6 You lI'rlif nt TI-IE SHOETORIUM 125 Wfest Park Butte, Montana -Minn-.uu1nn1m11n-1. 1 1...-,,.1,...1.,..1,...-....1n.- COMPLIMENTS OF CHILE KING BUTTE-HELENA MOTOR FREIGHT Russ Bagley and Bill Hatch Q- 'Cy Butte - - Tel. 3436 Helena - - Tel. 740 +,1..i, 1i111i1111- -. -In-:nu :1111111 11111 I minimis 4.- - -.-..........-..-..-....... ---- ..-...-... --.- ....-...-......-..- -. -...- - - - GILLESPIE'S LEAKY ROOF Delicious Food Fine Drinks fly of? Six Miles West Butte-Anaconda Hi-Way ,inniuninu--uininn,nu-uni-1n1nu1n.1,..1...-I.- KEENE'S SHOE CO. Dr'p011zfzzb1c' Shoes for fbe Eufirf' Fallzilyn 43 East Park St. Phone 2-4849 Butte, Montana CURRIE NASH SERVICE I23 South Montana Street Butte, Montana 1 win1111.,inn1111.1-I-.-n-lnlnnluniul-ng-ll- DR. J. E. KELLEY 5 XVesl Park Street 11. Y Cf Eyes Examined Lenses Duplicated Compliments of THE CASINO 5-Mile, Harrison Avenue LYDIA 81 DAVE Butte, Montana Compliments of THE BUTTE CIRCLE OF THE ST. MARY ALUMNAE Xavier, Kansas Compliments of CENTRAL CAB AND TRANSFER CO. The New Hotel Finlen -nn...nulnlu-1.4.-nulun,nninniu-1...-animal..-. EVINRUDE MOTORS BOATS-All Makes Complete Line Fishing Tackle jIMMIE'S SPORTING GOODS 1633 Harrison Avenue Phone 4651 4,-, ,. 1 .. 1 .- 1.--n 1----- nn---1--un -1-- -m-n1nn-un-------u-1-u- ----n--1 +.- 1 1 -nn1nn1un-nn-nn-n-un 1111 I1..--nn-uu1 1 1:1--n-nu1nu1nu1un1-will-I1 1 - 1 COMPLIMENTS OF BIBLE BOOK SHOP Complete Floor Sander and Equipment and Materials South Side Hardware and Variety Store ' lVfJf'rf' Every Day Is Bargain Day 1801 Harrison COMPLIMENTS OF BARCLAY MOTOR COMPANY 1 1 1ln---1-nina.--1.-I..-nu1u..n.- in COMPLIMENTS OF MONTGOMERY STUDIO COMPLIMENTS of KELLY-ALTON Furniture and Hardware Compliments of jAYSON'S FINE FURS 115 West Park Stfeet Butte, Montana F UR COATS-REPAIRS Scientific Fur Storage F -M1...1-.1-nl-I-1-:ilu-1nu..q1.-1...--1.1111-.1 MONTGOMERY DRUG COMPANY 140 West Park Street Butte, Montana PHONE 4120 Prompz' Frm' Dvlilwy Compliments of KITTO'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Nationwide Moving ! 4, ,,,...,-.,...,...,.-......-..-.. ---- -.-..-..-----..---- --.-..-..-...- -..-..-..-..-..-..- Txif, P. 20643 DKS Q 'NYU 'Q HX 0 Ex- ' -, is - ,. r , XX Q K Kr' ai-vkix-'Z, .G QQ 1 A X. u' S ' , VX 3? 1 ' ' 3 3 if - I gif f X Ir'I f f JJ 11 1 A X N 5 HW' 'imh-:H .tk 'X' .ms r . Zwllllllllmwllnmal' nw 'S-.+. 1 IH f 3, ,il oyxxs fl ' ',....f XYlx':1.' Q'0Q'.Q.:: I .f Q s N ,mx -, ..,, ...Fl ,,. --1153- L -.jj:--S232 ,,:Q-fig:-333 2 -1j','..Y--1. .xv S -Y .N .R , ,. ,- ,,....-,. -- - .- X f --!:::-ii-x. wZf':Zf:1-': Qj:-..,s:- N-.jjg.t.g, I ff-1..::Z--Q L-gg:',1'.v31' 1 .M 17, 1 . XX an Zizgsfff IZ: - ,.-z: k gag? 7 n Tl7flSf' who i11sf1'114'f IIIIIIIVH' nnfo iIINffL'f' xfmll xbilzc' as sfars for nfl t'f6'l'lIjfj'.H Daniel XII., 3, 011111111111 111--1----11 -nn--un 11111 nu-nu1nu1uu1nu1uu1uu1 -n-nu--nie COMPLIMENTS OF DR. J. S. CARRIGAN .il1nn..nu,uninii..-inninu,uniui-1un....u.-nulnninniun- E. 81 W. GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP General Auto Repairing XVelding 1957 Harrison Avenue Butte, Montana Phone 8011 Phone 8619 RAY-D-ANT CLEANERS Successors to ChappeI1e's 1806 COBBAN at HARRISON Exclusive Users of Ray-D-Ant A11 Garments Made Water-Repellant DSCMBAR Harrison Avenue Butte FLOWERS Always Correct Always Flattering Always a Thrill BUTTE FLORAL CO. 27 W. Broadway - Flower Phone 3414 THE FAIR STORE BllfZ'6,S Home Appliafzre Ceufer AA t fx XJ V 142 West Park, Butte PHONE 3512 -mil lm.,1.1.1.1n...n-I1........-inniunlnnluninnlnul - CLARK'S SERVICE STATION James Harry Richard Harry TEXACO GAS, LUBRICATING AND TIRE REPAIR LET US MARFAK YOUR CAR 2400 Harrison Avenue, Butte s. J. PERRY 4.8 4115519 fannmnum Egigiggglgya xwly 1 ,!,...,,...... .... .......-n. -.---- -in--... ------------ ...-........5. 4..-..-..-..-..........-..-...-..-..-..- - -..-..-........- .. -.......-......-.... -..-..-..-.,-..-I+ SUNDBERGS PLUMBING at ELECTRIC co. Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Supplies 102 East Park, Butte Phone 3639 1 1 1 1.u1u1u-inn----.--in-1111 1 10- Compliments of MURRAY MOTORS Buick and Chevrolet BIRSINGER 86 CO. Hides, Furs and Scrap Metals Fa A' . PACIFIC HIDE 86 EUR DEPOT Phone 4407 1nu...nl..--in.1nu1nn1un1--1nn1n-1uu1nu- 1..- FROSTY WINTER Tire 81 Service Co. Motor Clinic Building-Phone 7244 Distributors of THE GENERAL TIRE The World's Finest -Also- Tire Recapping and Repairing Compliments of HARRINGTON SURGICAL SUPPLIES For Rent or for Sale 218 North Main Butte -..1..1..1..1..-.nl .- .- 1 1 1 1nn1un1un- COMPLIMENTS OF SI-IINER'S --.11 1 .- 1iinlnn..-ii1nli1....1..n1....1 1 1 1 - COMPLIMENTS OF MR. J. LESTER County Assessor ED DOLAN ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Phone 2-2124 57 West Broadway 'Lf ' Lf Life-Automobile-Fire Butte, Montana glmilli.-..,,.....n1 ...V111n1,11:wivw-i:n1f':1nn1m..np1..--un.. 1 -. .- iti,-nu-.ull-...n1,u1.u1. 1 1,.1nu-.ugh .g......-..-..- - -..... -..- - -..-.. -------. n-..-..-..-..-...-..-.... .. ....-..g. Plcrzsiug You Plwzses Us SANDY'S 1609 Harrison Avenue Butte, Montana Gordon and Evelyn Osborne Fountain Specials Tasty Sandwiches S 85 L ICE CREAM Qzmlify Alzvays Fountain Deluxe Service Brick and Bulk Package Party Specialties 72 West Broadway Phone 2-4027 Open 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. James Combo Ernest Dazzie MAIN BUFFET 39 North Main Street A X1 A -Cf CHOICE OF LIQUORS Phone 7708 Butte, Montana Compliments of THE 30 CLUB Jim Hannifin Milt Prell PORKY PIG SANDWICH BAR Hours 7:30 A. M. to 11 P. M. Visit Butte's Newest and Novel Sandwich Shop Featuring the Famous UPORKY PIGU SANDWICH And Everything Good to Eat Corner Montana and Broadway -nu--lin1.1-1,..1nuin-1-.ln-inuinnin-.ap-.ui - NEW METHOD LAUNDRY CO. Launderers-Dry Cleaners 53 East Silver at Wyoming PHONE 3265 -W1 .. .1 .. 14:11-inian,--i..1nl1nniun1Mimi- Nationally Famous Merchandise On Credit GORDON,S JEWELRY 113 North Main MOIIfHllU,S Llll'gC'SlL Crcfdiz' Iezwlez' Butte, Montana -nn-nn.1nu1nr1n.-.nu.-uniuu1nuiun1nn1..a-u.1aa- - Marfak Lubrication-Washing Tires, Tubes, Accessories 0, :X X. Cf Bill Mahagin's Texaco Service Station 202 s. Montana sr. Butte, Montana quill 1 1 1,,..,,1.,,i,, 11i1 1 1 111:--un ----- I 111-- nu-uu1nu-nn1uu1n+ 'Ill-II--I----I 1------ - - - E-M-:---1 ---,.---...- n-..-.Q I If It's a Good Time You Want, MEET ME AT Stop at the I I PIONEER INN THE CHEERYI' Meaderville I -.-.-..-.---..---.-..-.,-.-.-.- - - I --winn--ulnn-u-1-11lninnlnn-..1nu1nn1nu1..1u..- ' Invisible Shoe Repairing Work Done While You Wait REGISTER CO. i i BUTTE sHoE Sales-Service-Supplies A3 if 200Vg W. Park fNeXt to Bolever'sJ W. R. CRAINE 39 East Broadway Prompt and Courteous Service Phone 3960 Give Us a Try We Aim to Satisfy - .- - -..-...-...-...,-...-..-..-, - .. -..- I -,..-..-..-..-...-....-..-..,............-........-...-...-...- I COMPUMENT5 I PARK AND EXCELSIOR i MOBIL SERVICE UF Corner Park and Excelsior i 'I' 'II SHERIFF REMO J. ROCHELLE AL M CLEOD KENNETH PAYNTER Lessees and Operators - - I,., -..-..-.,.-..-..-..-..- .... -.-.- --- I -...- - -..-..-..-..-..,-..-...-....-..- - - - I TEXACO Havoiine ou i FIRE CHIEF i THE SHACK Certified Lubrication-Texaco Oil I 'rn-es and Tubes i South Montana at Rowe Road SERVICE STATION I is It WM. FOOTE, Prop. 1701 Harrison Avenue Phone 7994 Butte BEER, MIXED DRINKS .5......-..-....-. --.--- . - -..-.,.-..-.,i-L..,- -..,..........-...-....-M-..I-..,-...-..-....-..-..,.......5. Qu.--u--'11 --u--u1--1n-- 1 in 11-11 -I--un--n 11-1 nu-un-nn-1-11-11 1-1-1 -iii-1-1-1-ual. Compliments of HARoLD qisussp KoNEN CONSTABLE South Butte Township BEST WISHES TO GRADUATES OF 1947 J. B. MCCAUGHEY -,,....im.-nn,I--1un,ni-im-inr-init-fnniuu-.n..-I.,-111.1111n- WILHELM FLOWER SHOPPE The House of Beautiful R O S E S 135 XVCSI B1'0HClXK'2lf' Butte, Montana Phone 2-3695 THE ROSE GARDEN 18or South Montana LIQUORS Compliments of J. J. WINSTON justice of the Peace -nu.-nu..- ...ruin-finin-.1nu1nu1n-.--11 1 1 .- - Compliments of UNION CIGAR STORE 34 South Main Street WESTERN MEAT CO. 135 East Park Street Phone 5651 Say If With Floztffws' HOLLAND FLORAL CO 47 West Broadway, Butte .g..-..........- - .- - .. - - .. - - - .. ........................-....-...,-..,.-....-.,..-..l.-....-....-....-....-,......-.+ gl.-1---u ------.-. 1 1 1 -,,-- ..,,,,,,, ,1,1, , ,,,,,!, CULLEN'S ICE CREAM FACTORY Milk Shakes, Sodas, Sundaes and Bulk Ice Cream DALY-SHEA MORTUARY roi South Idaho Street Butte, Montana 1 1 1.111-1u-1 1m.1n1.,.1.m1 1 1 1..- COMPLIMENTS OF MAIN DRUG Compliments of EDDIE'S LOUNGE 1853 Harrison Avenue Beer, Liquor and Wines DANCING 4..1.n1n- 1.-1---I-1-.11---in 11111 im NORTHERN BAR 80 I East Front Ernest NV. Snow, Prop. - : -un1 1nu1w1uu1nn1nn.-M1-n1nn1un1u11,111.1 1 LENZ PHARMACY 2009 Harrison Avenue Prescription Specialists FINE GRADUATION GIFTS In Yardley, Old Spice, Hudnut and Wrisley Toiletries Phone 5160 Prompt Free Delivery Compliments of Home-LOWRY'S-Owned Notions and Ready-to-Wear 1863 Harrison Avenue Butte, Montana Good Luck to the Class of ,47 - 5 -ul1nu1vm1u11111-in1n-1-n1nn1-p1..1.m1,1.1,u1.. BUTTE STOVE REPAIR CO. 123 East Park Street Butte, Montana FISHING TACKLE Also Hardware, Paints and Gas Appliances -M--i.,-i,.- - - ,-in-....-.i-.u-....-...- .. - -....-.,.g. :ln-an-nu-u--n -111i1-11111 nulu-nn-11:1 1uu1uu-ru 1111 l1ll1ln1ll-M10 COMPLIMENTS of BUTTE SASH 81 DOOR 11411111011un1un11-1:1.1.1...1.n1nn1m-.11m1nn1.m1u- WESTERN FRUIT MARKET FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 135 East Park Street BEST W1sHEs TO GRADUATES or '47 from the METROPOLITAN FRUIT MARKET IOI East Park Street OSSELLO HOME 81 AUTO STORE Bendix Washers Westinghouse Appliances Seiberling Tires Tubes and Batteries Phone 4765 1716 Harrison 1812 Harrison Ave. Phone 6200 GRIBBEN Natural Gas Equipment and Service Installing, Repairing and Service for A11 Makes and Types of Gas Equip- ment. Everything for the Gas Con- sumers from Meter Outlet to Flue. -,..1.111un1l,,1.,,1,,.1n.1...1.,1nn1nn.-M1 1.1.11 - ORTON BROS. Fine Pianos for Over 60 Years ',' 'J 216 North Main -un-...I1 1 1m-1-m1M1un1nn1nn1nn1 1 1 1 - THE SCANDIA -Q ...H-11:11 11m1n...1mi1m11m.1.m1...1nn1 1 1 1 - PAXSON 85 ROCKEFELLER CO. Professional Pharmacists and Fine Cosmetics 37 West Park Street 4.1-.,..-.......-. --.-- n..-,...-1.-. - ..1..-n......1-..1- -. -........1-.,..-1..-..1-...............-...-...-..1.......g. ,i.,....-.,... .1u1n-In-uinu--I --n 1--- --un -un 11-1---- 1---1 11 I1nl1l+ Compliments of TEN-91 INN Nissler Junction, Montana Harry Finberg Dave Finberg EINBERG'S FURNITURE EXCHANGE Sam Finberg, Owner and Prop. PHONE 2-2507 44 East Park Butte CI-IRISTIE'S SPORT SHOP zo North Main Street Alex Christie COMPLIMENTS OF GOLDEN TAILORING CO. JOHN Rowr fy .HW JUSTICE OF TI-IE PEACE South Butte COMPLIMENTS or A FRIEND -..Quint,..-...1..i..1.,.1. -nnluni-u1n...un1nn- Package Delivery Service-Phone 4747 Quick, Prompt Service-Union Drivers CITY TAXI Phone 4409 Stands at Plaza, 45 West Park St. Board of Trade, 16 East Park St. Up-to-Date Ambulance Service Butte, Montana NEYMAN'S JEWELERS 6 North Main Street Butte, Montana Fine Selection Distinctive Rosaries and Medals - Reasonably Priced ,lu-,,,i,,,,,,i,, i11,,11ii .. ,...,,-:..1-1.---1-'11-1,11--1 1 11.1 -1--1---n----n-nt. .pi-.... ------...-.. - - - JIM SPIER Complete Line of Men's and Young Men's Clothing and Furnishings 17-19 North Main Street Butte, Montana -iiu..n.41.mimi...iiii...H:ilun1un1im,ni-1.1n1iui1nn1ni.1.iii- Northwestern Machine 85 Welding Co. Automobile Replacement Parts and SuppliesHShop Equipment 109-113 West Galena St., Butte, Mont. WENZEL A. BROWN, President Automotive and General Machine Shop Electric and Acetylene Welding Phone 6504 -iin..u.ilumln1111.in,nn,un1nu,uu1ini-1mi1ni.1.in- inn- Tlw Sign of Good Fo0fzt'c'ar 54 West Park Street Butte, Montana Shoes for All tba' Fllllliljln SPEED - QUALITY? SERVICE 5 RIVS, SEAMS, BUTTONS SEXYED SVITS. CUATS. DRESSES CLE.-XNED, REVAIREID 508 XYEST PARK PHONE 2-3506 QuiAnil...-lm1itH1HH-im-mi-.i..1.m...m1.m1n-:-n- 1 -im- - ..m.1 .- 1 1nniiini1nn1iu -l'I'1'lHiIIII-vlli llvl -11m-unluu1uuvnu-In-un-un-nniun-'I+ F. W. WOOLWORTH CO BUTTE'S LEADING DIME STORE 'Cy 'Q- West Park Street Compliments of WILSON'S Washington Grocery 2 1 o South Washington -M1 1 1.In-UH..-.minu,mi-i:n...u:i1i-nluutiv1 -. - Compliments of THE COTTAGE Complete Food Market 740 West Park Street PHONE 3285 .. -.in-.. 1 :1 ,mini1iiu...nn1u.i1un-im-..V1 1 1 - Compliments of THE CLUB and THE CLUB LOUNGE 13 West Broadway Butte, Montana -..-...,- -. - .-,.,..,.,-.,.-, -,:.-....,,--V,,-,,,-...g. I-1....1iim1,,,,-nn- 1 1 .... .g..........-..- - -...........-..-..-.. .-... ...--..-...-.......-..-....-...-...-...-...-...-..- -......u..-...g. PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Compliments of P. O. NEWS STAND 43 West Park Street Butte, Montana CI-IALKLEY INSURANCE AGENCY Seventh Floor Metals Bank Building Butte, Montana Compliments to the 1947 Graduating Class! W. P. FULLER 81 CO. Paints, Mirrors, Picture Framing, Glass and Glazing PHONE 2-2349 131 West Park St. 1025 South Main RADIO PARTS and Accessories PHONE 5934 Jos. M. SLAGER ALL MAKES OF RADIO SERVICE AND REPAIR 105 W. Galena St. Butte, Montana BEST WISI-IES To the Young Men of Butte Central CANNONDS 3 9 West Park -nn1....1nn1nu-un1..u1nn1nn-nu1.,....n 11-u1uu1....-uu- Everything in Apparel from High- Chair Thru I-Ii-School Ages Can Be Found at the BABY BUNTING 86 JUNIOR SHOP 125 West Park Phone 2-2145 WULF REALTY CO. Insurance, Real Estate and Mortgage Loans 108 West Granite Street Butte, Montana Phone 7348 +.-..-...-........-...-....- -....-....-.....,,.-,..,.n,-,,,,.,,,,--...- .. - - -.-....-..-..,-...-..n-.. - ......,......-l.!. REV. VVILLIAM 1. GILL, S. J. HE priesthood is a bridge of mercy Hung across from time to eteruitx to enable man to pass more easily from earth to lieaven. Such was the voca- tion chosen by Reverend XX'illia1n Gill. On June 30, l94ti. Father xvlllllllll Gill offered his first Solemn Mass at the Ilnniaculate Conception Church. A graduate ol Boys' Central. Father Gill en- tered the Society of -Iesus in H932 to become an Apostle ol' Christ. At present. Father Gill is completing his studies at Alma College. Alina. California. 11111-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.---n1n1 -un-.nu1M1-111un1uu1-11.-nu-I.1,-1---11.1. Compliments of O'CONNOR'S TYPEWRITER COMPANY 111-11111-1.n1nn1n.1,.1...1.,.1.,,.1..,1.,1..- FINE QUALITY FOODS Shop at METZ GROCERY Successor to Christy's 601 West Granite WALKER'S CAFE I2 West Park Street Butte, Montana 1 1111.1un1m11m11un1nn1un1un1u.1 1 .11-1- Compliments of THE CLASSIC BAR ZIO North Main Street Butte, Montana Visit Butte'S Most Modern GROCERY Everything New-Lowest Prices Q, Q ASHFORD'S MARKET 740 West Granite Street Compliments of UNION GRILL fs K ,L K X, Cx IIS East Broadway JOHN H. CURTIS Co. Real Estate, Insurance and Mines .A Af-X XJ xy 35 West Granite Street Butte, Montana Compliments of THE CATHOLIC CEMETERIES F V --Os . 102 West Granite Street -,.,,1n111.. 1 .1111111111114111nu1nu...u111uu1nn11-n1,n1..1.+ 'I' .g..-....-...-...-..-..-..-..-..-..-...-..-...-..- .-........-...-..-...-...-...-...-..-...-..-.I -.-- ..-...5. Bernard Kin g Agency General Agent for LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 409-410 Lewisohn Bldg., Butte Phones: Office, 7591. H0me,2-2971. Compliments of SPAM Geo. A. Hormel 86 Co. 1 1.1-1.11.-uwin-1-In1-ull...n-inn-nn-nnlnn.-n- COMPLIMENTS OE ARO CAFE CHICKEN, STEAKS, RAVIOLI DINNERS 69 Main Street, Meaderville Phone 7956 1 1 111...-nn,nnlnnlnnl-1u1...-11,11 1 --u- COMPLIMENTS OF CREAMERY CAFE .g..-..-..- - -........-..-..- - - - - - . CITY TRANSFER LINE Tmlzsfer and Sforczgc' 602 South Arizona Street PHONE 2-1219 Compliments of E. 81 W. GRAND STORE 22 West Park Street Butte SERVING SATISFIED CUSTOMERS FROM COAST TO COAST MEADERVILLE MERCANTILE CO. PHONE 4545 Gifts of Leather Last Forever Ezwyffaizzg for Your Collage' Needs LUGGAGE NATIONAL TRUNK FACTORY 105 West Broadway-Opposite Library -...--............-..-H-..-...-...-..-...-..-...-...-.......--4. 4. .. -........i ---. ...-...-..-.i-......-...,-...-...- 4. 1:1111 1.111111n...u1u1nu1n1u....u.- 1 Compliments of Sllrallfm tb LM?r2.?2Sf 5519 P Cf- '35L1 The Home of Kuppenheimer Clothes 1H11n1n1n1n1u1u1u1n1n.1,..1 SUPER CREAM Ice Cream Factory GIANT MALTED MILKS MILK SHAKES That One Can Take Home 215 South D3.k0t.3. SUFBEE PONTIAC Cbivf of Tfaem All . w A--K Cf Cf WAKLEY PONTIAC CO. Butte, Montana iiii1un1iin1.in1un1nn1un...mi1un.1un.1nu1,.1nn WARD THOMPSON PAPER CO. Headquarters for PAPER in the Northwest 830 Utah Avenue Butte, Montana W1 1 1,,,1un1u1uu1un1un1 1 1 1 Compliments of B. F. GOODRICI-I 222 East Park 'Q 'fy TIRES-BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Compliments of THE AMERICAN CANDY SHOP 33 West Park Compliments of A FRIEND MELLOR PRODUCE 81 PAPER CO. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 716 South Arizona, Butte Phone 5489 1 .-ul.-W1 1 1 1 1 1nn-.nu..uu..uu1uu1 1 1 CHRISTY WALDORF FOOD STORES Sonzvfbing N rut' Try Our Frozen Chicken Pies Frozen French Fried Onions Frozen French Fried Potatoes COMPLIMENTS OF RYAN-BUTTE COMPANY Distributors of SUN KIST CANNED GOODS MORNING MILK McDONALD'S CHOCOLATES J. B. ALBRIGHT fy AQ! Montana Distributor for JOCKEY BLUE BLADES P. IoClzc'y's for Perfect Shmfes Compliments of H. J. MURPHY Distributor TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Phone 2-3034 Butte, Montana 'xp n 11-- u-n- 1 1:1-I1 1 --1110-: '1 ' 1111'1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 4' 1un1n-1.1 1 1u1-1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -I.--M1 1 1 1 1 1nn1un1un1'n..n1n.1u1n1un1 Z its simple arithmetic I I'Iennessy's Lower Price Policy saves you money! It's as simple as 2 and 2! I-Iennessy's simply takes a smaller margin of profit on high quality merchandise . . . and this saving is passed on to you. Make it a good habit to shop the store where quality always costs Where Quality Always Costs Less less! 1 1 1 1 1M1m1I.1it11it1111.n1mi1im...it-1it-1im..-iiu1.iii1W1.1.11.m1,..1...,1n1....1....1..,1 1 1 1 INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 'Xb' 'Lf P. H. A. and G. I. HOME LOANS ELLIS PAINT COMPANY PHILCO DISTRIBUTORS PI-IILCO RADIOS PHILCO REFRIGERATORS WHOLESALE RETAIL 64 West Park Street .g.,-...-......-..-..-...-.--.-- ------ ---- ----- H - -- ------- - Butte, Montan Bertoglio Storage and ppliance Co. Established in 1895 Distributors: ' Schlitz--The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous Budweiser-The King of Bottled Beer Highlander-The Montana-Made Beer That Has No Peer Appliances: Kelvinator-Refrigerators, Freezers, Electric Ranges Easy-Spindry Washers, Ironers Bendix-Automatic Laundry-Dryer-Ironer Morton-Kitchen Cabinets and Sinks RCA-Radios Farnsworth-Capehart-Radios Emerson-Radios Amana-Farm and Home Freezers Anheuser-Busch-Home Stove and Farm Refrigerated Cabinet Domestic f'XVhitej Sewing Machines Simplex-Ironers Service-REFRIGERATION and HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Office-8oo Utah Avenue, Phone 6526 Store-zoo North Main, Phone S924 + -,,1 1 1,,,,,i,,1,, 11111 1111 111- n - u1ll1ml1u1ul1ln1nn1u- + Compliments of H. B. BRINCK 'Wa QW W' State Distributor of the Famous ROCK-GLA PHONOGRAPHS ...Also... LLOYD,S CI-IROMIUM FURNITURE WL? QW via No Better Grade of Chrome Furniture .1-11-u1nu1-11--1n11n1..1 1 1 1 DOLAN ADVERTISING SERVICE 31 West Granite Butte 1 1 11.1-..1..1..1,,.1..11..m1 .1 11..- Compliments of CRAVEN GARAGE 215 South Main 24-HOUI' Service H. J. Sweeney, Prop. . 1.1,1.n1wn1n.1.,.1.1111.m1.1.i1..11-1-11111-.1 n Good Luck to ,47,S Grads jIMMIE'S DONUTS-SANDXVICHES ICE CREAM 27 West Park . 1..,1.. 1.111--1..1n-1.11--11....1...1. 1 u MESSICICS BUTTE SPORT SHOP 114 Wfest Park Street Butte, Montana 1111-.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1..1 1 . ...I-11111 -..-..--..-..- - -..-...-..-...-...-...-..-..-...-............g. Congratulations to the Class of ,47 MAYOR BARRY O'LEARY g -nn...-111u141-1.1...1m11u1..-.11'1nu1nn1.,.111u1'u1nn- NORMA'S DOG HOUSE LUNCHES 138 West Park Street Butte, Montana SHEEHAN BROS. 85 FLYNN, Inc. WHOLESALE ToBACCo JOBBERS 35 East Broadway -1m1..1 1.11.1.1n1n1--1--1u..1un1m11...1 1 1 - WIGWAM BAR 7 South Montana St. FISHING TACKLE AND BAIT IWfJvrc' Sporfsllzvfz Mvc'f Booths for Ladies Tom Doran, Prop. -1.............- - ....-..-..-..- - -.1,-11.-.. ....,..-.,.-...g. 1--11.-11.1.1.1.11..1u.1lu1nu1.1n1...111u1u.1 - Phone 2-4700 7704 LLOYD'S Q ' 1 1-01 South Montana Street Banquet Rooms on Three Floors for Special Parties J. M. LLoYD 1 1,1 1 .1.1,,11 1 1 1 1 1 ....u1nn- Sai KBOW at 1..,.1,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 .-nu1ml- 1nu1.m,--nn... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,1nu.1 METALS BANK and TRUST COMPANY Butte, Montana --m1.m.11..1111111.1..1 MONTANA BROOM AND BRUSH CO. 750 East Iron Street Butte, Montana -....1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1....1-u-1 goocf Lug fo Hia gjicufuczfai of Q7 .ooo .tfyfti-jo , . 4:x-- ' I- O ' ' -1 C5 THE CRGW Headquarters for All Sporting Events Butte 'D- Q' bv- R1iX'.,1C1HNF.lfL'RRAN,R1.K1. 4 4 , O 111c1'1-1n1'1- 111111 11111141- 1Jix1'ilJ11'xu1 1111 11111111111 1111p1i1i11g 1111-111 i11 11111 11111111' 111' 1111- F111111-1' 111111 ul 1111- S1111 111111 111 1111- H4113 C11m1: 111111 111-1111111 I 11111 with you all days 01111 1111111 1111- u111s11111111111ic111 111 I1lL' wf11'1c1. fxlllll. 28: 121-2111. Thc RC'X'L'1xL'llt1 41111111 Clllkfilll l'C1L'1Jl'2ill'i1 his 11l's1 Maw i11 Sl. ,IU5ClJ1l'N 1111111111 qu l - - 1 ' 17111 .Iunc -,v. 1.1-111. Hu g1'11c1111111-11 11111111 131115 c.L'l1ll'2i1 211111 wax 111-11111111-11 111 11111 fOlKL'1g11 111ixxiu11 1'1'ic-x111r1m1 111 X1111'1k11u1l S1-111i11111'1. NI111'xk11u11. Ncw 111114. H1- is w1'1i11g 1111- N111x11'11 i11 1111111143112 KKX'L'111l1 Pl1UX1l11'L'. 81111111 CIl1i1111. Designers, Importers, Manufacturers of Distinctive Gifts ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS WL? of LE SAGES, Inc. J. J. GLEASON, President and Manager O4 Xvest Park St. Phone 6893 Wifi if X527 Servicing All Makes of Appliances Radios and Electric Labor Savers W'hen You Travel by Bus Travel Inter Mountain Lines SAFE, FAST, ECONOMICAL Owned and Qperated by Montan' 'X .'D 'WN r GENERAL QFFICES Annconda, Montana 4. ....,..- .- n-...-...- H .--- u.. .. ,... H- - ..-- .... ... ...,..- ,.- 4. JENSEN DRUG sToRE c'It's Easy to Park and Shop ' ' 54 Phone 4954 4o1 South Montana Street BUTTE I 4- ---- ----- - ---- ------ ----- -1- goz kgs 21st colziecufive yecvz The Maroon ga: gain fyzilzfacf fly fge M 0 N T A N A S TA N D A R D Commercial Printing Department + --------- - ---- - ---- -1- 4. --------...-. --......-..........-..- - .... - - 4. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 MAROON 04156012 5129 'ZQUU29 Comfzczlzy 1 1 2 Hamilton Street Butte, Montana Q51 .64 fguffs Corzcafuz cgezttirzg .5'4f'1OIZfCll'l6'l. . - 1in.s.riA.:Fm.nhaL.-.fir , ' . A '.-l 3- 1 4 ' i W I ' - Q A ' ' . - .' . If' 'H' 'u Q' -. , 1- - L ,T-.. -fh- ' A- ' A .v ' - ' , r , , , - .V M .. fn .. '- K' W D . K - A, .ri , I ,L ' v 1 ,.' X I xt , 1 N I x 1 ,s x x v 1 4 bn-54 , , :tl I ,' Y IL.-158.1 ' .1 n 4 r' A .4 rw-, . K ' In 'qQ' 'i , - D-A -n,1 ' I, F- 'V , 1 HQ., ,.vmA', -'..4.. Y: I .'..2n ARMA .I'.L- .mi kl .1s.A..P'l 11- 'ft 1. ,, ' , 1 I-'I M. -f 'YS rw- ., Ln-., i '-- Yr W- r N, .fa , .Q l 1. .Lx cw: 1, -1 13425 F.. lt. ' 4 .Usltglq . A wha P, ':'l:,.'l'A V, . 4'- ' V 3- -A ', , Y 1.471 5' fe ag- 1 :'! I Ev Q, fi ,. !'. I wiv! .V , Eif JV fir s ii' QQ, f ,P - fs- g.va.'i ' . , P V n 2 ,: A -Q3 . fag R - Q21 Tawnvgxvh , r , v' M751 . ' ' 3. , I. rJ!'s'. f W- xr 000 xr WG xr 400' x Qonfafzfa I ufrod Il vfion F aczzl 1' 3' Seniors C lrzsses Afblvfifs Arfizfifies A111 'erfising U65 Jmcmoon 1947 N 'ooo KN -aoo A VN we 2 N93 Q f X WSW SENIOR CLASS HISTORY HE record book of the class of 47 is Hlled with the struggles of four years at Central. Now. nearing the time of graduation. we look back to review some of these. Although a little awed by the thought of being in high school. the class soon gained prestige by the number of its members on the Honor Roll. Those who maintained this standing for four years were: Edward Boyle. blames Brennan. Raymond Budell, John Cavanaugh, Edward Courtney. james Dean. Paul Dris- coll. Joseph Harstead, john Hogan. Michael ylaccar. john Laird. james Mc- Caughey. Thomas McMahon. James Reardon and Richard Sudak. On the gridiron and basketball court the class was well represented by such names as: John Banovich. .lack Coyne, Paul Driscoll. John Emery. Joseph Har- stead. John Hogan, Michael Alaccar. lVilliam Leybold. blames McCaughey. Flurry McClai'lerty, Patrick McDevitt, Thomas O'Brien. Clair Renouard. James Sweeney and John Tomich. while -lim Coyne and Bob O'Neill did an excellent job of managing the teams. Throughout his four years -Iames Dean was a stellar member of the tumbling team. ln the annual handball tournament .lohn Cayanaugh and john Kindt cap- tured the doubles championship. while John Clavanaugh won the singles title. The band received invaluable aid from such members as Edward Courtney. James Dean. Thomas McMahon. Eugene Quinn. Richard Sudak and Daniel Sullivan. During the year the Senior members of the Dramatic Club took part not only in the annual school play, The Lile of Riley, but also in the Girls' Central production of Our Hearts XVere Young and Gay. Those taking part in The Life of Riley were: James Brennan. Edward Courtney. Robert Hall. Michael -Iaccar. lVilliam Leybold, and lVilliam Ring. while Edward Courtney, jim Coyne. Robert Hall. Thomas McMahon. XVilliam Ring. Charles Stone and Daniel Sul- livan participated in Our Hearts lVere Young and Gay. Here let us pay tribute to our class oilicers for their outstanding leadership: James McCaughey. Presidentl James Sweeney. Vice-President: Paul Driscoll. Treasurer: and -Iohn Hogan. Secretary. Now our stay at Central has come to an end, but in the years to come we are Confident we will forget neither the teaching we received nor the friendships we made. K, ,lonx HANUYICH Graduate of Safrcd Heart. A tall. lanky lad. Graceful nianncrs. 'lasts for English Litcraturt-. Ct-ntral's outstanding football ct-ntcr for thrcc years. llastinic. hunting and fishing. lnnncdiatt- aniluition. Ct-llugc. PATRICK BOLTON Previous school St. Lawrence. lic-nial. easy - going. generally likeable. 'I'houghtful student. Loyal to Central. Free tinie: Assisting his niother to super- vise large family. Future un- decided. L A x X 7 -' sit ia lf 1' X ' 1,5 116' lfL'1iliNlf IIl'fR'l'li.XXlJ .X graduate uf St. -lost-pl1's. .-Xn Qi Q Q I' L' s s l Y t' lllwliuy playt-r. though sinall in stature, Kinixyii for his t'l1uui'ft1l sniilc. Caruur undccirlt-rl. IJ,-XXIICL lI1JYl.l2 From St. l'atrick's. Q u i u I. thoughtful. persevt-ring, gond- natured. Survivt-il t-arly physical handicap. Honor studcnt three years. l'lans to study Law. lilJKY.XRlJ IZOYLE llallir lmrotlier. also from St. l'z1triflc's. K c c ii, cmilipetelit. zlmizilvlc, SlllllCtllllL' memlier uf lwzmrl, llwuor sturleut four years. flutsifle interest, Imxiiig. lYill take up lleiitistry. if f- 1 .1 f, i R.-XYM K IND l'3L'lJlil.L Une uf Iiiimaculate CUllCElD'ElUlllP- treasures. Clieerful, lizllnpy'-gfv lucky, sociable. Cmiscielitimis in class. ,l. Y, fuutlmall. Hun-wr stu- rlcnt fum' years. l'lzms to sturly Xleclicine. fffik QTW... .V.e,: ' 154 N if X, U, X -. C2- Xe ' ' f Sf l'm'h.,1,i V ,rv'5 ' ,mx . 'a4g,is.-U' 9 4 f- if xx -'Qs ,IAM ES IZRENNAN Frwiu St. Patricks Stucliiius, zmilzitimis, self - reliant. Honor stuclent il-ur years. l'et subjects, iurltliematics aurl physics. Hiipes to sturly .Xeroiizlutical lfiigiueer- iiiq at Xutrc llilme JOHN C.-XYANAUGH Former school, Saint ,lOl'llllS. Sincere. unobtrusive, reliable. H on or student four years. Scliuols liaucllmall cliampion for twu years. Career umleciflecl. ,- RUHl2R'l' CONXURS XYlLl,l.XXl CURlIl'l l' l'lailQfro1nSaint Rlaryk. Quict, A fix-fuutcr uf pmxcrful pln tlmuglnful, confcicntiuns. Cum' Qilnlu. Slmc- in prupnrtiml. lmn lllQ'I'ClEil.5lCI'1illll2,'Ij'1HlSt. lntcr- pry-ffivu xxlwn rlruw,-fl fur 1 city-cl in lmrfcs. Occasionally -ucial. Ku-11 lninml. Sturliwu playa lwilliarmlf. H-mes for 11 xxlwn lllYL'l'CNlk'fl. Hntfillc ll-nlmln llllwlllcwx career. hunting. lfa-cinlatwllvyalltlnn N nn'vlmnical. IQDXYA Rl? CO L'R'l'X lf Y Fornlcrly of l1ll1ll21ClllI-IIE' Cun- ccption. Pleasant. courteous. verbatilc. Honor ftuflcnt four ycars. Klelnlmcr of sclnml luanrl. Talented in clranlatics, Hopca tu unter Religinus l.ifc. 20 f N 1:71 l li , mr L , Lj.mQj?Y sk M KG Ax? , 9 1, JAKII-18 COYNI-1 fX'lt'llIllj'. loyal, Exculf in wlnml pirit. llalmlnlull in flrznnatn Fmwtlmzill lnanaucr. lfxprcie 1-I Taka up Enginccrnmg. Frmn Saint latrickk. gjnnl JOHN COYNE J.-XM ES DEAN Hail, from Saint Almg, Cen- Attcnclccl Saint joseplfs. Keen. tral's fast. tricky. aggressive half-back. Quiet, unassuming. alt-rt. representative. thouglitful. Honor student four years. Tuni- conipctcnt, EXll'ElllClj' popular. NCT fOlll' 3 fHl'5'C3lJf3iU Svlliwf Koen nnnml. Hopes ltr continue football in Collugc. XM Mft! -55. , - X .W X fifs -4 Q F., ilw W, .mf - Q1- K2 Q V : ff' W, 'fl' xv gf XC? N ..:,.,, i.ff?i.'3w'f 'fi-1:4352 Xu-ar. Band four years. Next stop. College. FRANK IDEYI-IR ,IAME5 DRYER lforincrly uf Saintglolmk. Qnict. friendly, popular. nl. Y. football. Hanfllmll cliainpion. Htillfh to cntcr Xlontzina State Lv1llX'L'I'Sllj'. liranlis brother. also from Saint ,loltnk L4Oll1lllL'I'Cl2llClZiSS. Ann- ablu. retiring. respected. Band thru- ycars. Likes the outdoors. Inturustucl in Forestry as a ca- rcer. DANIEL IJOXYXIQY Entered Central from XYl1ittier. Gentle, alnialmle, sincere. like- able. A sepulcliral voice that betrays him. Plays hockey on the side, Likes inilkshakes. At- tracted by Painting Trade. L A Sl 1- tc. tm. ' .. In 14 -rf:-r V, i t 'Bw' if' .J 47' XYILLIAKI IH IXYXIQY Husky. healthy, carrot-tt-ppefl, Product ttf Saint l.axx'rvnce. Friendly, forthright antl likeable. Shone as a leftwing in State Hockey Limiipetititui. Likes horses. Career unrleciclecl, Il.-XLL IJRISCHLL Product of Saint I'atrick's. Lien- tral's Mickey xltillitfi Keen. witty. versatile. popular. Hnnwr student four years, Yarsity fo 0 t b al l, Liolorful lwaskuthall player. Plans In study Science in College. 4 'fffff lt JHN lik! IZRY Hails fruni the lininaculatc Con- ception. Tall, easy-gwing, gen- tleinanly. Centralk uutstanfling tackle. l'layerl Yarsity basket- lmall, Skiing un the sicle. XYill study Medicine at Ctvllt-ge. x 'F' I..-XXYRliXt'li l-IYANS Hails from Saint l'atrick's. :X ii le ri s a n t. unassuming lzitl. lliouglitful stnclent. Keen sense ot hunior. Popular for his ready wit. lfuture uncleeicletl. NURMAN GL.-XY A priicluct uf Saint .-Xnn's. Ln- ulitrusive, sincere, neighlmrly. Loyal supporter of schuol ac- tivities. J, Y. football. Reported aiiibitiuii: l' r e s i cl e nt nf the Anialganiatecl Kleat Cutters nf America. f-A33 '43 ,Wx fs .9 Vg K 'h S aft xm L iufNLf i., 9 4 S-TISPH ICN GR EYTAK Graduate of Saint Patricks Tall, friendly, cheerful. Keen sense of hunior. One of Coni- nit-rcial's honor nien. My king- cluni for a horse -the great outrlours. Career unclecicletl. ROB ERT HALL Caine to Central from Butte High. Friendly. good-natured, co-operative. Scored in Dra- matics. Likes tu argue. Chief interest, Catholic Action. At- tracted by the Religious Life. L A S .3 ,lOSlil'H H.eXRS'l'Ii.fXl'D JUUN HWS.-NN Ham from Saint 1-at,-ickg. l'rtlclnct uf Saint Vatrickk. Short. clark and hands nn- 'Q K L k lm, ginict. tlujniglitful, earnest, intel- ny pcrsnnality, Keen student. Honor nian four years. Varsity fnuthall two years-fast. plucky. tricky. .'Xnihition. to atiicly l.aw. Rl ICH.-XEI- ,TACCAR Hails from Innnaculatc Concep- tion. Cheerful, friendly. opti- mistic. H 0 n Q r student fgur years. 'Varsity football three years. well known fighting spirit. Leading 111311 in Dramatics. Fu- ture. Civil Engineering at Notre Dame. Wx 'fi fs' 9 4 ligent. H m n tw r student four yeah. Varsity lmaskutlmall. Cen- tral! twutstanding guard. Inter- esteil in Engineering. ' 'Fl -i JOHN KINIJT Froni St. ,lnhn's. Aniiahlc. un- obtrusive, thoughtful. respected. Confistent Q t u d u n t. llnnhles handball Cliainpion. Intert-ated in Mechanics. JUH N l..-XIRD Formerly of the Immaculate Conception. Tall. well propor- tioned, manly. Character and common sense in abundance. Honor student four years. Plans on College, ,dl ,IUHN l.OXYNIiY .X product of the Immaculate Conception. 'l'all, pleasant, easy- going. Commercials comedian. Specializes in neat work. Ucca- sionally on the Honor Roll. Intra-mural lmaskethall. l'lans on a Business career. :ut.ru 1 L A S 5 SNA gg H47 S 'xllix E X gm -3, Z., l 0:11 mama t . .b. tr 9 XYILLI.-XM LEYBOLD Entered as a sophomore from Butte High. Carefree. sportive, intelligent. Varsity football two years. Member of Dramatic Club. Plans on College. XYILLIAM M ARKOYICH Hails from Saint Ann's. Stocky, sturdy. aggressive, good-naturccl. Band one year. ,l.X'. football. Studies are okay. but Illll for mechanics! '4-TZ? HTH IQLLO M ICH I-Ql,ET'I'I lirarluatc of Holy Savior. Sin- ccrr, warin-licartcd. Nicely con- scrvativc. Efficicnt in an nnolv- trnsivc inanncr. Likcs a good jokc. evcn on hinisclf. Ilopcs to attend Montana Stan- l'nix'cr- wily. r 15 l7I.L'RRY MQCI.,-XlflfER'I'Y Hails from Saint Marys Sin- csru. conscientious. llU1ll1lH r. Ccntralk aggressive full-back. Four-year lt-ttf-r nian, Basket- liall one year. Present anibitioni To play football in College. six TTY: px ifff li 42 5? A g f .Nm has vc? -x..,g:j2i 1495-L' 4 X ,IAM I-QS MCC.-Xl'r QH EY XX-rsatilc product of Saint l'at- rick's, Hnu of Ccntrals all-tiniu firuats. Stnflent-body Vrcsidcnt. Honor stnrlcnt four years. Foot- lvall fonr years-All'Statc quar- terback. llaskutliall tlircc yt-:irs -.Xll-Statv fornarcl. XYill cntur Notre llainc. I'A'IlRlCK McIJliYI'I l' Llnnes from tliu Iininacnlatv Lionception, A tall, likualilu ft-llonx Fricnrlly. sinct-rc. inanly Rt-un swnsc of liunior. Hood stnrlcnt. Varsity footlmall-ey Cullcfl as cnml. llaskt-tlwall tno ycars-sharp-sliooting Maroon forward. Futnrc nnclcciclcrl, i -IS-' uv ' 4 , x H , ' ' M., -5, '-1' 2 .S- . - 4 was-Q 1. 1,511 .fy , .- ' - 'N' fx, ..f ' . ..- .,..'... HJ.. . , . .,'..f.,. 1 - , ' :L A . W- v , :, , , 4. --H, , 'I . , 1 fag. .-.41-'tg .ve , I. I.-X.--I. . - XJ ,. Q-- - - '- ,.,y-- ,J . x , V1 ' MV' .- 1 aff. -,-, . , -,., r, A Ld ' A - 1- I . , .JH 'A . .'U' I. x' , I , I A , - M . , -, . f , ' . 4 'qiw ' 1 - ' 4 V .LQ . lx. ' ' .E X. . .lL, , ,. ,, . ' .- 1 . , . U- , .it 1 V. 1 .,r, : Q . 1' , 1 m , TJ, , ' u 1 , 5 . N , p ij .4 .l' ' X ,' -. v ' ' ., V , ' X in ' Q , ,1 T f,.:I .,. 'I' .4 . ,n .- V . .1 , If - - . '- . - ,f , DUN.-XLD MCDOUG.-XLL Formerly of Saint Patrick's. :X fr i e n cl l y. dependable fellow. lYorld XYar Il Yeteran, Fin- ished Courses at inid-year. Al- ready entered on a career. ,H 13 -Q M 'ZX 'i f e nts t it. ,Lf ct- Q wif-fi A 'QQSMZEV Ne' We H JOSEPH MCENANEY Hails from Sacred Heart. Gen- ial, unostentatious, efficient. One of Coinniercials honor men and class officer. Soinetiine ineniber of band. Enjoys outdoor life. Plans a Business career. JOHN MCGEE Product of Saint l'atriclc's. Solid, stocky. Modest by na- ture. Attractive personality. Thoughtful and serious-ininded student. ,l.Y. football, Future undecided. , -'ze 1 i f ' If: EDMUND MCMAHQN Entered Central from Innnaeu- late Conception. Tall, well pro- portioned. Laughter and gaiety. second nature. Honor student. ,l. V. football. lVill study Bled- icine at College. J THQ JMAXS BICMAHUX Ecl's fuusin, also from the Inm- nlaculatc LlUllCC1lllOll. Carufrt-tx lmappy-go-lllcky. Nuvcr a flnll lllOlllCllt. l'crxt-vt-rilmg student. Honor Rnll. lfavuritt' pastime. l1llL'SllUllIlIilI'L'5. .l.Y. football. School lmanfl. Hraturical cun- tt-st. l'lans t-v t-ntur Carroll. L A S 5-1. N if-l :XI ct Cir: ,Q rx- . 1 f, I x,ul:.wf,,-' 'fgxgwcf THQ JBLXS ffl Conn-X funn Saint l-mx'-bizcrl. ftnrcly, Gtmcl btuclcnt. Yan Rl EX ,lmttplm S, aggrt-Nivt-. ity lmwlqct- lvall two yuar-. ll, l-mtlmall. Scart-nal lvast-lnztll. Accnnntancy at ll ,ll ,Xlllllllltlllf nge. Rtfllfil-QR'l' U'XIilI-l- Hola haila frmn Saint -lwfcpllk Central! XYlflL'lj'-lill0XY1l person' ality. .Xtlmlctic manager threw years. Fricnllly, pnpnlar. Kla- chinus a lmlmlmy. Mechanical Ca- I-CTT. IL-XXllfl. l'gXt'lllzt1J Saint hlulank ClEilIllt'll llllll. Slwrt, 4 t u r fl y. fnn-ltwimg. likvalrlc. Hulwlwy 'Klay flowt-r. Stnflicf not an tflmwvi-I11. State lltfxing Lllliillllj. -l. Y, ftlnzlmall. Kl2lI'Ut'I' nnrlscfrlurl. IiL'filiNli QVINN Hziilf from Sacred Heart. Mid- illc-Niyccl, tlzirk.liz1mlsoiiic. tiracu zinil rlignity cinnlminccl. Hiniur sturlcnt. llanil nicinlmr four yczirs, XYill attuntl lloiizzigzi. 1 Q t'l.All RliXl Jl'.VXRl1 lfiwiii tht- linniziculatc Lliiiucp- tinn. Tall, wt-ll-lvuilt. uraccful. Sunny pt-rsoiizility. ,I.X'. finit- lmll. Varsity ftmtlrzill and liax- lcutlmzill, Cqwsf-cuiiiitry' clianip. Sturliu fllI'CClL'Kl tuwzirrl lien- tixtry. n l X 'iff' -- -fjp, Yfiii lf f X322 lefrginv 6 9 4 ,IAM ES RHARIJON lfroni Saint I'atrick's. Cheerful, playful, yet coiiscientious, Per- awiiificatitni tif youth. Consistent lionur student, Cross-Couiitry track nizxn. lntercstufl in Avia- tion. XYILLIAM RING Saint l'atriclc's rotnncl. jovial product. Kindly nature. Loves to flu 21 gimcl turn. :Xiixiuns and 1-arm-st Auclunt. Drainatic stic- ccws. .Xniliitiunz Coriitiration l.awycr. THUM .-XS SCH.-XRA Product of Xlouroc. Pleasant, likcalwlc f Q l l o xv. L'nolutrusivc atucleut. ,l. Y. football. Side in- terests. boxing and track. liruzit outdoors attractive. Vrolvalrlc career, Forestry. CHARLES STUX li Holy Saviork cultured alumnus Ambliug gait of a Cliestcrton Gentle-manly and philosophic Favorite subject. Englibli. Gift- ed pianist. Clawics by choice- modernistic on the sitlc. l'os- silulc future. Mufic. F. ' it 'f' f X it it ,n f N e hlfyg.. u-nQ3'i,i iiigxiyrul i on 9 4 '-11' RURIZRT SPEAR Hails from Holy Savior. Pleas- ant, unolitrusivc, likcalmlc. Si- lt-nce if golclun. Average stu- flent. Fasciuatccl by RlcQuccn A. C. Future undecided. RILQIIARID Sl'll.Xli jovial grarluatc of Holy Savior. Dark - liairt-cl. clicrry - clit-clit-cl. Keun niincl. Sunsu of liuinor. Honor aturlcut four yuan. 'lilic lvaufl's only liaritone. Motto: Laugh and grow fat. College awaits liiin. DANIEL SULLIVAN Saint Joseplfs claims Daniel. Quiet, easy-going, likeable fel- low. Sense of humor. Ready sniile. Plays clarinet in band. Handball on the side. Said to be interested in meteorology. Intends to enter Gonzaga. 1 9 S S fl ixx T' H73 Ng gl Q 2 s vi s4S:.Lf2 ' ,Q VVILLIAM SWVEENEY Brother to jim. Graduate of the Innnaculate Conception. VVin- ning personality. Fun. frolic. gaiety. Attuned to optiinisni. J. V. football. Country residence. Anaconda. Future undecided. JAM ES SVVEENEY Product of the Innnaculate Con- ception. Colorful personality. Vice-president of student body. Captain football. One of Cen- tral's great ends. A mainstay in Varsity basketball. Popular in social circles. College career. 4 7 ELI THOMAS DIHHX 'IUAIICI1 From the Safrml Hvart fiiraflv Hail, from Sacred Huart. lin School. Swarthy in appcarancr, tic and rugged. X-'vtcml fur i optimistic hy nature. Supporter Giftml mimic' yaniu- ftnrilm of school activitiuf. Ccntralk amateur. aggrcssiw boxer. In- tcrvstucl in Forestry. 1 9 fflx fi: 'Ni ai fiifc hx A Nil araflf-'i H rw ,' , x Sf W- f h x,fS1.qigL,, X. fx 3 CH ESTER XYI LLS liifiifllliill' of Saint l'atrick's. Rt-turned Navy Veteran of three year! fcrvice. Strategic posi' tion in the Classruoni. Quiet. philosophical. Co-opurativc and rlcpenclahle. Attracted by Rc- ligi-wus Life. Hoiwcf to cnntinue ulucatinii Liollcgr, 4 7 2' .,.:,XxT:9X k 9 A J. MCC.-XUGHEY J. SWEENEY Pyegidf-nt XviCC-PI'CSidE1'lt SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS P. DRISCOLL J. HOGAN 'fI'C3.Slll'tfI' Secretary SENIOR CLASS HONOR STUDENTS A ' , wif' ffbili... V Front Row: -I. RL'Zll'LI1Ill. T. fyBlAIL'lI. Al. lircnnzm. II. NICC2lLlgI1L'X. 'lf Nldlzlllf E. CIULIYLIICI. Second Row: . NICISIIZIIIUX. NI. auzlr. R. linda-ll. R. LIIIIIIIIDIN. . HZIINIULIQI. ,I , .I I I DL-1111. E. Boylc. U. Sullixzm. Third Row: Hogan. E. Quinn. P. Driwnll. LI. XX'ills. Fourth Rmv: l,mvm'y. EIIILTN. R. Sunluk. Lzlircl. Kimll, SENIOR CLASS l'rrml Row: E. lic-rlrzmcl. Reardon. XV. Ring. ll. PZICIICCKJ, -I. BICGQQ, F. Dax Hzxrstcacl. AIfc12illgllt'f'. Cfllllll Row: R. Clunnmw. E. Royle. R. Buclvll. il. XVills. O. Nliflltltlli, D. linylc Dcvcr, IJ. 5llHiYllll. I'l1i1'1l Row: AICEIIZIIICY. Kincll. CIIIYZIIIHIIQII. lf. KIcCll:1IlL'1'ly. R. 51301111 Mm-Mulmmm, R. Sudznk. Fflllflll Row: XY. IJUWllL'f', li. SISINJIIIIIN, C. Rcnuuzlrd. L. Evans. SENIOR CLASS XYFETX . 1 Front Row: P. Bolton, T. O'B1'icn, 'If McMahon, Coyne. Brennan, B. Ang land, N. Guay, Dean. Second Row 2 Tolnicll. P. McDevitt, XV. Swccncy, G. Markovicll, XV. Lcybolcl E. Courtney, R. O'Neill. 'l'l1i1'cl Row: R. Hall, ul. Lowncy. E. Quinn, Coync. T. Scllam. Hogan. Fourlll Row: XV. Corbin, S. Crcylak. NI. Alacczny -I. Sweeney. QI. EIIICYX. i -IS-' uv ' 4 , x H , ' ' M., -5, '-1' 2 .S- . - 4 was-Q 1. 1,511 .fy , .- ' - 'N' fx, ..f ' . ..- .,..'... HJ.. . , . .,'..f.,. 1 - , ' :L A . W- v , :, , , 4. --H, , 'I . , 1 fag. .-.41-'tg .ve , I. I.-X.--I. . - XJ ,. Q-- - - '- ,.,y-- ,J . x , V1 ' MV' .- 1 aff. -,-, . , -,., r, A Ld ' A - 1- I . , .JH 'A . .'U' I. x' , I , I A , - M . , -, . f , ' . 4 'qiw ' 1 - ' 4 V .LQ . lx. ' ' .E X. . .lL, , ,. ,, . ' .- 1 . , . U- , .it 1 V. 1 .,r, : Q . 1' , 1 m , TJ, , ' u 1 , 5 . N , p ij .4 .l' ' X ,' -. v ' ' ., V , ' X in ' Q , ,1 T f,.:I .,. 'I' .4 . ,n .- V . .1 , If - - . '- . - ,f , YEARBOOK STAFF Scala-fl: M. -Iuccar. I-Iarslczld. XICCIHIIQIICF. Slzuuling: P. Driscoll. Hogan. R. Buda-ll. SL-ated: Brennan, R. Sudak, XV. Ring. lillldillgi XV. Ln-ybolcl. E. Boyle, AI, Dean. E. Cullrlncy UA JUNIOR CLASS sos Front Row: Nlfcilfllly. Powerm. XY. Grcytak, Quinn. P. Lyons. Marlin P. Fleming, Cl. Hogan. Second Row: R. Laliilf, D. Kennedy. R. Mahoney, P. Hunt, D. McGunigle. Gallagher. Gilniorc. 'l'lii1'd Row: A. '1ll'CI1llDlZlf'. Sullivan, R. Beaulieu. C. Bradley, Heffernan F. Actis. JUNIOR CLASS 303 Front Row: T. Michaud. D. Mcglcn. A. -lovick, R. Studcr. XV. NICDCYIIIOII. .I Forbem, Canavan. D. Evans. Second Row: XV. Sullivan. K. Tierney. XV. Malmmcy. Y. Clinch. D. Sullivan R. Burns. R. Nctterberg. Third Row: T. H'alsh. Carrig, YV. Rice. M. Powell. C. Yz1nA1slync. R Chouinard. JUNIOR CLASS 306 Front Row: V. McFadden, R. MacMillan. T. Boyle, C. Kaudy, Sullivan. D Nevin. P. Coyne. Sccund Row: M. Mulcahy, D. Cmmnors. N. Morrissey, H. Quinn, D. XVulf, T Bray, KI. Harris. JUNIOR CLASS 506 'irsl Row: R. Dalia. Pclluticr. H. Nlurgull, G. H2ll'lkiIlgI1Pl1. E. Fogarty, cmnd Row: F. Exams. F. Kinsclln. D. .Sallm'll1waitc. P. I-Izuw. I'l1i1'cl Row: Elicll. C. IQINILIHLXII. IJ. XX'I1ilm-3. C, lixmlkminh. R. AIUILZIIIX SOPHOMORE CLASS Pmnl Row: ISz11'1'x'. CI. 'l'mnasi. CI. XXX-lcifrll, F. X1-1'11us. 'II Bulmn. D. Simfmich D. Slurccvicll, A. Pilfllifh. Sccond Row: G. Ng-vin, H. 0'Ncill. D. Bzirry. XV. Ruoncy. XV. 0'Lczu'5, D. Tib bum, R. Tools. AI. Paul. l'hird Row: C. O'Ruu1'kc, G. Cmnlm. ll. f,'Bl'iCll. R. Craig. XV. RL'l1Oll3l'C1, R ,'XI1IOIliCll. uurth Row: F. Goudlmc. l,zu'x'ic, IJ. 0'Ncill. F. llollmulm. R. I,z11'vic'. SOPHOMORE CLASS WS Front Row: R. DL-sm. ll. 0'CQa1'z1. XX'vlfla. I. Btlllllitll. IJ. Slmcu. CQ. lfhwm' Nliumc. R. Dfmrzm. CCUIICX RUN: XY. Rrlskilly. NI. Ifrnliu. Shiclllx. 'lf XX'l1iiQ'-mll. X, fQlxl'X I fQCZl1'X'. I'hi1'd Row: Rilu. Ififlltll. R, 1,L-lllivux. XX'. Shoal. 'If Xlixlflhtlil. hilllflll Row: XX. 'l'l1r1m11x. R. lkixlill. R. Ih1nl. O1'll1.fX. XVLll'IM'1'. X. Xllnnm. T FYOIII Row: li. Sullivan, Sflllllll, IJ. Sullixzm, P. McGurk, fl2ll11lX'Z Ixllilll Row: R. Sullivan. R. O'I.c:n'y. xl. Mfmu-. E. Holman. D. NILKZILIHLTIX FRESHMAN CLASS cumd Row: Al. Cmmmcl. Fl'L'ilIlg, -I. Sllcclum. D. Baruch. HL-rm NIlll'IJllf'. lll. FRESHMAN CLASS From Rmv: XY. 01111, R. Su-xc-11w11. XY. Burkc. QI. Spuzlr. T. Bulmn. ll. Dun crty. XY. XYilla1'd. cwncl Row: Flllflllg. XY. Quinn. .X. B1'L'llI12lll. P. f12lX'Zlll2lllgll. NI. Xl:1lliml1. I Ulu bds. l'hi1'd Row: I.. Frwlnnim, R. Sullixzm, cJ'BI'iL'Il. 4l. 1JL'Yilll. 'TNA Ai- i+ X' -af :.:.:. 13' 'H ,,, - Q ,,.M,,f, , My .Q ST. GABRIEL-PATRON OF CENTRAL Tcfzzvb IIS lllvsscwl' Gabrivf In fby own szzwf loving zwzy T0 low our Blvssva' Lady As fL70Il t1il1hSll day by day. FRESI-IMAN CLASS Firm Row: F. Hackett. Kennedy. Harcly, F. Cox, R. McGrath, D. Ncary Second Row: P. lxlfljlilllltfll, Barry, P. Callahan, Hanley, Foley. Tllircl Row: -I. McLeod. T. Mulcahy. 'l'. Kelly. D. NIacINli1lz1n, R. Pwanti. FRESHMAN CLASS 1 Wi Front Row: F. Rozan, L. XVull. S. VI1llOIl1IJS0Il, K. Crccn. F. XYicgcnslcin, Kelly. Second Row: E. Laird. C. Rogclx, P. Sullivan, Sullivan, NI. Mugux. Third Row: C. Kelly. 'l'. Sullivan. E. Schulll, E. Brisbin. SEMESTER HONOR STUDENTS A k ' 2 'QW' 1 Wg FTINI Row: XY. Burke. Sullivan, Burns, QI. Shields, T. XYl1ilCsc-ll, F. Simon Cumcl Row: NICCZll'Illy, K. '1iiC1'llCf'. cl21l12iX'2ll1, Forbes. XV. CQ1'L'f'I3k. I Hcrlog. l'l1i1'd Row: XY. AIZIIUHCY, Y. Clincll, Cillmlou-. D. Mcfimmiglc. A. Aluvink. '4Jll1'lh Row: CI. Kelly. R. Buzullicu, Hclicrllau, R. Ncllcrlsc-rg. SEMESTER HONOR STUDENTS irst Row: D. IJOlIgl1i'l'If. Kelly. 'II Kvlly, R. Dean. R. Dorfm. F. XYTUQCIISICTII Second Row: P. Sullivan. D. Nevin. Sheehan. Sullivan. McBIal1m1 Geary. XY. Shea. Beaulieu. Third Row: G. Krwtulicll, Finlcn, D. Mcglen. D. Sullivan. A. AICIIITIIN. ourth Row: M. Nllllfillly. P. Hawc. DL-x'icl1. Orlh. C. Yan AISITIIC. NYILI, IT EXIIODIC? g, fl W.. I Fel I 5---'-+4 YOL' FIGURE IT OUT! 'XZIZIJ FRHS J' I IHI I,IIZR.-XRY FI XII SENIOR CLASS 310 SENIOR CLASS 306 L.. 5, XS-X I f II Q A v ,,, ,ff 1 1? X519 .1 AQ- 5 T9 xx-uf in 4 .Qi ,pg ww' Tux! it ew' -ws -rv' X ci' 'wmv' 1-4-,,.,,3, I ' 'I .5 'Gs I .,, - i.-. . , , - - ..1.v. .un ..... Y,Y..m.-........--. VARSITY FOOTBALL ATE in August forty-eight football players embarked for a week's intensive training at Camp Lowlands to start their lb season. During the next seven days. the full squad went through a rigorous program of calisthenics, and also reviewed the fundamentals of blocking and tackling. AVith only two weeks until their first game, the team came back to Butte, a light but highly condi- tioned team. Teamwork, timing, and more blocking and tackling were stressed during the short time until the hrst game of a season that was to be one of the most successful ever accomplished. On September l5, the Maroons went on the field a team of which Central could be justly proud. After playing like champs the first quarter. Central coasted on to a I3-0 victory over a hard-charging Saint Peters team. To a team of Cen- tral's calibre the victory was unsatisfactory. Kellogg. Idaho, proved to be an easier encounter and the previous week's disappointment was soon forgotten when a 44-O victory was chalked up. ln their First game away from home, Central rolled up 31 points in the First half and rumbled on to a 31-0 victory over Kalispell. On the following week the team really hit their peak and through their precise blocking. tackling, running, and passing beat a strong Livingston team by a de- cisive 30-0 score. Havre proved to be a team worth reckoning with as the Blue Ponies extended the boys to a 14-13 hard-earned victory and the Xvestern Di- vision Class A Championship. The Copperheads, a Class .AA team, gave Cen- tral a little trouble in the first half, but the Maroons found their lost technique in the second stanza as Anaconda succumbed to Central 33-12. Butte High was all the boys thought about during a week of hard practice, and on Friday night, October 25, the fans who saw the traditional tussle between the city's two unbeaten elevens came out of the stadium with a lump in their throats, for with the score 24-20 against them. Central found themselves on Butte's three-yard line, only to be defeated by the heart-breaking noise of the timer's gun. For three weeks Central was idle due to a cancelled game. The inability of finding a game proved costly to the defending champions, who lost by the narrow margin of 13-12 to a strong Glendive team that had gone through their season with an unblemished record. XVith this game, the final one for nine seniors on one of the finest football machines that Montana had witnessed, went the State A championship. To Ed Simonich, our magnificent coach. we wish to express our thanks. for it was f'Big Ed and his able assistants. Athletic Director Brother QI. N. Mc- Nlahon, and line coaches, Rev. A. L. Kaparich and Mr. Toni Tobin, who. through their untiring work and patience. made the team what it was. A championship was lost, but not the more important lessons of Teamwork and Sportsman- ship, two of the most essential factors in the building ol character. The season is over now and it can be truly said that the Maroons enjoyed an extremely successful season. The record of six victories and two defeats speaks for itself. One thing is certain in the minds of those who saw the 1946 team in action. that thev were one of the greatest. if not the greatest, team ever seen in the gridiron annals of Central High School. BUTTE CENTRAL 1946 FOOTBALL RECORD Cerzlml Team Opp. 12 St. Peter's 0 44 Kellogg. Idaho ll 31 Kalispell 0 30 Livingston 0 14 Havre I3 Anaconda High 12 20 Butte High '24 2 Bozeman? 0 I2 Glendivelw 13 198 62 flforfeit. i 'kState Class A Championship Caine. INDIVIDUAL SCORERS Player Pos. T.D. P..J.T. Total J. Coyne HB S -I 52 D. Meglen HB T l 43 J. Sweeney RE 6 U 36 F. McClafIerti FB 4 3 27 P. McDevitt LE 3 U 18 Emery RT I O 6 J. Harstead HB 1 0 6 KI. McCaughev QB l U 6 Banovich Cl ll 2 2 S1 X .,r r :QS C32 BD Q9 E VARSITY SQUAD Sitting: A. '1wlll'llC1A. Paul, N. Nloiiisscy, 'l'. Bray, Pcllclicr, D. XVUH, D. Sat tcrthwailc, McMahon. Knculing: R. O'Ncill Olgixb. Cuyiic. Sullivan. R. .'XI1lUl1iCh, R. Burns. XV LL-ybold, M. Alacczir, F. Kinsella. C. Kelly. D. Meglen. Standing: Ed Siinonicli fcifilliihj. F. Doimvan, F. Mcflaffcrly. Hanovicli, Mcflauglicy, Swcclic-y. P. McDevitt, Haralcfad, C. Rcnouzu'cI, Harris SIKIHXIKH Hull 'af nach u x 13' 7 'V IK II 1 IMIYIX IJ. f. f.fv'nE KHHx I 1 11 1 -'- l LM 1' 'A 1' , H w.4 ., 'Lv CENTRAIJS ALL-STATERS pf w nz 'vs W' I. RIcL',fXL'1iIil-QY. F. RluL'LAl FIfR'l'Y, -I. SXX'IiliNIiY. ,l. H.-XXHYICI-I l i li 111 Clumrzil llllik' lhix ulilmorliliiity In C'0llQ,lillIlllZ1lL' thaw limi' All-Slzllciw. ' wha: Iilzlccd Ull thc Slill'-5IlllidL'd ICHIIIN ul thc cuacliu. uHic'iz1lx and xlmru w1'i1u1x. jim hlfcillllglltf. Clciiliulk 2111-zirmmd .-Xll-Slater. wlimc quick wit. cool gun- crzilxliip. and iiCClll'2llC passing c-yu lcd thc Mzimmix un to victory. made All-Slillt' Qlllil'lC1'iJllf'k-8 position lui' which the compclition was unusually ku-ii. I lu1'1'y McClz1HL-1'ly'w lim- busting and timely blocking and tackling. 'lim Swcclicyk UlllSlZllllliIlg all-around play. muplcd with his nimlandilig pass Catch- ing. and .Iuhu B2lIlUX'iCi1i5 umsislcm r1Ffemix'c and clefcmivc tactics won Lhcm lifnmralilc mn-mimi Ull unc of Lhu hm-st All-Stale Icflllls in Mrmlauzi liibluri. X .. . w . JIJL Z. ' av-nn5 Q 1' Firm Squzul-Backs: Nlcllzuxglu-3. C10fllL'. lf. Nlclllatiurly. D. Mcglvn. mc: Sh'k'L'llL'Y. F. Kinwlla. QI. Pcllclicr, ll. Bzmmich. XV. 1,1-xlmlcl. NI. ulzuczir. P. Xlc Dm ill. FIRST TIME IX THE NEXY L'X1F1,,JRMS SQUAD TAKES TIME OUT A 3 .ma 1 V? ai 2 4, ' ' Second Squad-Backs: QI. McMahon. AI. Harstead, T. Bray, D. YVulf. Line: R. Burnm, C. Kelly. N. Morissey. A. Turner, R. Antonich, F. Donovan D. Satterthwaile. -fi-Q-em ,M,Q... . . Y' Q, W . 'SCN'- T' First-String Backs: Cuyuc. F. Mc'ClaHcrlx'. BICC2lllgllCy, IJ. Mcglcn. Ji F . . 4 I . f First-String Line: Sweeney. F. Kimclla, Pcllcticr, Banovich. XV. Leybold. M. jaccar, P. McDevitt. i , id I . I , Captain jim Sweeney and Quarterback Jim MeCaughey ' 4 DRIVE! DRIVE! DRIVE! l'mlL-wn' hum lm-wlxu lumlmll lmlmllx In fllllblllill 5 FOOTBALL MANAGERS 'X if A f R. KVXI-QILI. ,l. FURIEI N ..,,' L --11-:rss--v 1-1p'Qk,,mA,,YmL Y 1-5 LLJLQA mil' , .. A. ' 1 . 'WLM ..- ' 1 .41 . ' .Q ,-Q QL, I ,T- Q. . 1 . ,rp .V I 4 5 5 l ,.5 . ! F +- 1 s ,x J, W 1T2 'f nl I - 4 r IL il I II L -4 4, J, 1 1 1 I ge S4 :YQ Pu- .1 ,A fr If f1 ,.. 'I 1, ..- ,. 14, GIRLS' CENTRAL PEP CLUB C Xlu-rs. I.. Slllflll. H11l'l'illgl0l1, F. M161-4-ll B FOOTBALL ANDICAPPED by lack ol' material, Brother M. G. Reilly. B-squad coath. undertook the task ol developing a small but spirited group ol' boys into shape for their opening game of the 1946 season. After long, tireless ex enings of hard practices and scrimmages, Brother Reilly cut the squad to thirty players. who were to represent the B squad for the season. Using the fabulous T-formation. the team went through a rugged season against much bigger and heavier boys and lost a great percentage of their games. But their hghting spirit. which has always been the symbol of Central teams. brought them praise from their lollowers and fans who witnessed their games. Despite these losses. the boys showed great possibilities and promise ol' being luture stars on Central's Varsity Squad lor the lSH7 season. EOS! F3 RECCRD Central Tumi Opp. IS .Xnaconda 26 27 bt. Peters 0 0 Helena 31 13 Helena 6 0 Anaconda li 0 St. Peter-'s ti ES 5 -f l X -. ff. Am. Il . ll inc: 'II Allllflllly, C. Cmuinn, lf. Ycrnm, A. Mchrcns. 'l'. XVl1ilcsQll.ll. XY. KICDLTIIIOII. Backs: R. Doran. XY. Shea, XV. Rooney. P. Clavauaugll. r F 4.-. f .lr 1 ? Lim-: E. Lzlrvic. AI. Sullivan, V. Clllllfll. xYllIilCll. D. NL-vin, D. Bartscll. Sullivan. Backs: T. Kelly. P. Flynn. R. 0'Lc211'y. KI. P. Sullivan. Burns. J t ,R tif ' ' I xl -Q ' X 4. B SQUAD Sitting: XV. Rmmttx. ul. P. Sullixztn. 'll Rt-llt. 'll XX'ltitt-at-ll. R. llurztti. F. Yt-it D. Nevin. Burnx. Kneeling: D. Nlclllaflcrty Olgiip. bl. Sullixztn. Sullivan. XY. Slit-zt. l'. Cat 1 naugh, Y. Clinch. R. O'l,t-ztry. l'. Flynn, IJ. Nluucly qklgtxj Standing: Br. M. G. Reilly flloarlty, G. Clmnlm, XV. Mcllt-miutt, Larxic lVlialen. A. Nlclirt-tis. 'II Nlultaln, D. Bartstli, R. lirislin. MONOGRAM CLUB First Row: Furlmcs. Mcllzuxgllcy. l'cllL-Iicr, P. Driscoll, ll. Harstcacl. 'If Bray 'lf f,vBl'iL'Il. Sccullclullowi R. ,Xnlunicl1, Ylxlblllifll. N. IXI0l'li5SL'f', R. O'Ncill. Hogan. F. Mcillzlili-lkly. 'l'hi1'd Row: D. Saltcrlllwailc. lf. Kimclla. AI. HL'fIL'l'll2lI1. R. Burns, XY. Lcybnld. .X. 'l!lll'IlCl'. Coyne. Fuurllx Row: CI. lhlnuuaul, xl. Ucviclu ll. SWL'L'IlL'f, l'. Mflhwill. Nl. -IZIQCRII xl, l5zlnm'ic'l1. 1fIllCl'f'. D. Mcglcn. MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS 1946-47 Iii! 5 T4 321 'N if 'L' eww 1 McL'Al'i,9HI-IX President SKY Ii EN EY x'iCC-PI'6SidCllI BASKETBALL SEASON 1 946- 1 947 r, Q ,Z 12 , I VARSITY BASKETBALL CENTRAL SPEEDSTERS ITH football cheers still echoing. thirty-five hopeful hoopsters turned out. eager to gain a berth on the '46-'47 Varsity team. From this group it was Coach Ed Simonich's job to choose, condition and put together a winning com- bination. This has become a habit with Big Ed and in a few weeks the boys were ready for their first test. Impressive wins against Class B teams paved the way to three hard-earned victories over Anaconda, St. Peter's and Livingston and gave the Maroons the championship of the Annual Round Table Tournament. Central rolled up seven consecutive victories before they Hrst tasted defeat in a game at Livingston. More victories followed till late in January. when K'Simonich's Little lrishmen played one of their best games of the season, rallying from a ten-point deficit in the third quarter to a startling 44-42 victory over Missoula. lt was the Spartans' first loss at home in three years. February and early March found the scoot and shoot boys from Central compiling an enviable record in Conference and non-Conference games, earning them fourth place in the Big 16. This record included a fourteen-point victory over the Missoula Spartans. destined State Champs. In their final home game the Maroons played magnificently, beating. with comparative ease, their arch foe, the Butte Hi Bulldogs, 36 to 28. This meant the City Championship for the fourth consecutive year and also kept intact their undefeated record in home games. which now ntnnbered l7 straight. Central entered the Divisional Tourney at Missoula as favorites, but proved to be a game-weary crew, barely overcoming a brilliantly inspired Glasgow team by four points. In the semi-finals the speed of the Maroon Midgets failed to match the height of the towering Bisons of Great Falls. The payoff game Satur- day morning, where the winner autotnatically advanced to the State Finals. saw the Maroons play their only good game of the tournament. downing Kalispell by 29 points. ln the evening game the Central team was beaten by a hot Havre live. 49-35, On the following XYednesday. the Maroons became one of the first high school teams to fly. as they winged their way to Great Falls and the State Tournament. The hrst game saw the teattt light as ottly Cetttral lcilllls know how. but tltey were uttable to stop tlte one-matt show ol Big Bill Hutchinson as he scorched the ttteslt ttettings lor 27 of tlte Billittgs team total of 46 points. ltt the consola- tion series the Marootts rallied front behind to down a hghting Attztconda teattt ell-36. Tlte littal game of the year saw tlte Maroons unable to corral tlte stattt- peding Bltte Ponies from Havre. This was tlte conclusion ol' tlte High School careers of six seniors who will be sorely missed in the forthcoming season. A word ol praise is dtte to Captain .lint McCattgltey, who through ltis consecutive teant play garnered 427 points attd a berth on the lirst All-State team. This year's team rolled up a record which compares layorably with any in tlte scltool's history. Tlte team brought lortlt again tlte coaching genius ol' Ed Sitttoniclt attd displayed to everyone tlte liglttittg spirit ol' all Sitttcntticlt-coaclted teattts. Tlte leat accotnplislted by the Marootts during the '-lti-'47 campaign will remain a splendid goal lor any Cetttral team to sltoot at in the lttture. we :ma Q5 CO BASKETBALL MANAGERS R- WVNPZIU4 J. FttR1tIiS I. MCC.-XUGH EY, Captain Fai -Sig ji V D5 X -G I V .V x . X 2. Q, X 3, s 3 I IR DRISCOLL J. HUGAN -' .gkplazl - 915, ' 4. N 'Q jf J -1. SKY I-1 IQN EY .45 uri' 't f T. ODRIEN 1'. RHIDICYIII ,f OOC- xi ff 006- N f 906- 1, ,4 433- N O'ZE0lIO7, It is with great pride that we, the graduating class, present the 1947 edition of the lf ,, ' ' . Maroon as a lasting souvenir ot our ac- tivities and achievements. To our Worthy successors We leave with them the fond hope that they will uphold the traditions set by their predecessors. To our teachers we say A Thousand Thanksu for their untiring efforts in placing us on the straight and narrow path of life. N- we KN ooo VN -ooo KN sooo ff R. BURNS HEFFERNAN Qyg,2B 'b T. M ICHAL ff' -' lf' C20 5, , 1-4 1 313-it 3 , , - , 1. Q Q PM ff-W , x x x .P W f , S 'lf IIIQAY XY. SIIICA .. uw 4 V ,mlifgi A- ff! '- rfb' -1'-' x A Pill!! 1 - A! I K , 5 -:gay 1. DEVICH C. KELLY 'ki VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Seated: T. Bray. P. McDevitt, P. Driscoll. Mcflaughey. T. O'Brien I Hogan 'If Midland. Standing: R. O'Neill Qlgltj, E. SIIIIOIIICII ffloachj, Sweeney. Hn Hunan I Dexich. LI. Kelly. R. Burns. Forbes QMg1'.j AYIIIIII' N'IC'CilllgIlCf Devicll Driscoll Heffernan Hogan Burns McDevitt Sweeney O'Brien Michaud Bray INDIVIDUAL SCORING I 946' I 947 BASKETBALL SEASON GIA. Fls. l8l 65 lOl 64 104 41 50 36 44 21 2:1 22 so 8 27 8 18 9 4 l 4 l Pts. 427 266 249 136 109 72 4,8 62 45 9 9 NICE SHK Vl', -IIN! THE H.-XII. MARY PLAY A IHXYSIZ 'I'IIqX'l' RICFRIQS -'Up 1 P2 f '7 .4 'I .A ' K I , v .A :Af -Dx: - :ws 'X 'E' . ' 'Qi I ia.- ' ' - -X ' 'E M . 4 ' x -W ,-sf '-g s,..v HIM EUS S'I'R.-XTEGY I VARSITY RECORD Cwzlml jvlllllf' of Tmm Opp. 63 St. Patrickk 32 49 Philipsburg 20 54 :XllZiCUl1LlZl 28 57 St. Peter! 48 45 Livingston 32 61 Polson 20 39 Livingston 38 30 Livingston 45 62 Bozeman 38 39 Anaconda 50 47 Great Falls 30 58 Hyshant 241 44 Miseoula 42 43 Kalispell 44 50 St. Peterk 26 57 Bozeman 34 61 Hysliain 38 44 Miles City 35 33 St. Peterk 47 58 Missoula 44 48 Miles City 31 26 Havre 41 30 Great Fallx 48 34 Kalispell 32 50 A-Xtiacontla Ill 48 Havre Ho 30 Butte 28 40 Glasgow Sli 32 Great Fallx All I1 Kalispell 24 35 Havre 454 37 Billingx 46 41 ,-Xnacontla fill 36 Havre 42 SEASON,S RECQRD 24 WINS IO LOSSES -.-.. . ' ,-'Mm uv.. Y 5 0' x, .. ff' Y ' v ,Y ,A 'L g : 6. Q. ' 3' 'Z ' I ,, .: , As 'Q :SUN- 'ig ' OAI 'Mx . 1, 'lv 1 M . A22 , 'r ir X2-Q32 ig f 4: at if 'A V' I X.: x I 1 Hfkiif 1 JR, if A ? Xu 5 11 . km- v , nf-W5 B TEAM RECGRD Crnfml Arlllllf' of Tmmz E115 St. Pclcrk 41 -Icffcrsmi Clniinli' 211 Butlc High I9 I..iYiI1gSl0ll IST Liviiigsluii Qu Bmcnizui 211 ihirimiidzi 32 'Icil'c1'm1i Cluunix my SI. PL'lL'1 N .33 Bufcnlziii -1.3 'lcll'c1'wi1 County -I0 Blllll' High -17 Mzmlizillzm -1 I Anzunmlzi fi!! hlixvllllll 29 Bullc High SEASON'S RECORD io XVINS 6 LOSSES IJ XlclfI..Xl7IfER'l'Y UR. M. G. REILLY Klzmagcr Coach Opp. 12 20 25 26 477 1 v Z5 343 lil 26 hi JI '-ll, -IH 27 58 -H ,i J. Kigiiy Manager , P .,.El.lgg ' ' fs CA , , fs 5 Vi Sczilccli R, U'l,c1n'x. Ixllxlllllllll. XY. Sllrzl. R. Ilrmram, Ii. lirislmin. Nlllllllillgi IJ. NlQCIl11lla'1'lx. R. Hum. R. Sullixzm. f,.Bl'il'Il. 'll XIUIKZIIIX. XY. RJNJIILW, ll TIC.-XM 'I'.XKIiS TIRIIC Hlnl' f' 000 f' N 000' gf 900- N! 90-. g U55 CL 'Z O O I2 f1LLH21f!sLf ffga 5512501 Ufam 0 of 7947 Boyz I Uslzfzaf Buffs, 6'Morzfarza rx? -xv ry .90- r V -wo 1 v v v FRESHMAN SQUAD First Row: lf. Hurkvll. BL11'1'y. P. Sllllhilll. Kclly, 'IQ Kcllx. vumcl Row: N. l.a1iul. P.llz1llz1hzm. R. Mau-Millun, l'.ilz1x':n1zu1gl1. Sullixun. Hzmlcy. IJ. NL-ary. N KK 5, ig 'l'Illi lilti Sl-IYICN AMERICAN LEGION AIUNIGR STATE BASEBALL CHAMPS I Driacull. D. NICcLlJIliglC. Nlcllnllgllcy, XY. Ixylmolal. NI. Nllllllllly, sXVL'L'l1Cf 5' ,mg f f .. We C 4 . Q. Ext: T 'wg Q - Q 5 R ., -' Z -Q? ww A ' m,'- 'igxfs few ai ww , -5 EGIOVI RWARDED sv WRU MQIQR aw a4i:A4z1.f IM -SM? fwsfmus ZQ 'Y' WSI Fmr by Mdes cn 7-I LlXI l',XIX McL'Al'1,Ii!fY ,XCCI-II I'S ll.XSl-IIZALI. I'I,.Xi,2L'l': SKIING S Il 1'1'5ll1l 411' 1111' 1311111 S111 111111-1. 21 11-11111 l'ClJ1'L'SL'11I1l1g 1111111111 111115 1111111-11. 1111111 who 11111111 l1l1' 1111111 11111: ll. S1111-1111. Fi111111. E111111. 1. C1111'1'1g, 13. N1l'c1U111g'1L' 111111 W. N1C1VJL'l'1ll1lll. 111111' 11111-1'11'11111111111' high 111111111 1111-11 11111 111111 111 A1111111111111. 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BICG1lI11g1L'. 1Ia1'11i1g. 3 f K A I , BUTTE,S WINTER XWONDERLANDH X ,JM- 'Q'f:f 1 -AQ! if E. THOMAS D. BARRY CENTRAL BOXERS Representing Butte C. Y. O. J. BANOVICH D. PACHECO E. BOYLE f,- JF IE Q37 YES? 'X K x' L .J - J, Lf, X ,-' ,, DRAMA MR. Kl.'XR'l'lN CliS.'XRli RR. F. R. JOHNSON llantl Instructor Moderator is LET CENTRAL BAND 1946-1947 ONSIDERING the limited size ol the student body. Central maintains from year to year a remarkably representative band. This year is no exception. From its first appearance at the Central-Saint Peters game. this organization. by its spirited playing ol' the School Song and other numbers, has contributed largely to the peppy and enthusiastic spirit lor which Central is famous. Comments have been heard from time to time on the fine balance and har- mony shown in the playing ol the Star Spangled Balmer and other pieces in which this band surpassed riyal and larger organizations. For this contribution to the school, too much credit cannot be giyen to Mr. Martin Cesare. who labors incessantly and unsellishly lor his boys by priyate tutoring and by the skillful arrangement ol the pieces. This year the Central Band will lose through graduation some experienced players, but Mr. Cesare is already preparing lor this emergency by the training ol' a group ol Freshmen who we hope will maintain or even surpass the fine tra- ditions passed on by their predecessors. BAND PERSONNEL DRUMS CLLARINETS 'IRONIBONES E. Courtney I. Bcaulicu Ci. Hracllcy F. Evanx R Bcaulicu I. Clanaxan Nluorc llcan CQi1lll1l1'C E. Sullivan A Grcytak R. Nctle1'Ix-rg P. NIcGl11'k XY. Sullivan 'I'RL'MPE'I'5 R Stu cnwn I- Cauayan IJ Sullixan 'I I-,535 il' Dean D. Y. Sullixan F, Ami, NI, gimme P. C.ZiXZ1Il2illgh NIELLUPHUNES -1. mm J- SIMIIHII xv. laufkg E. Quinn Q V 1 Y. Clinch R. Sludcr H1 IE XY. Orlh XY. XYil1a1'd P. Fleming IJ. Sinmnich 'Y di