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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1953 volume:

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' :xf A INI 11's 52 lk .i Q rs ,. fi? LHR K , x - x HrN Lux XXX 53' S au Hoaap. Nw A OUR ALMA MATER BOYS' CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL BUTTE, MONTANA 460,42 ,1 piwai EM 4 QD R PATRQN obrieI of The Sorrowful Mother ff . 'WAXMWLWQQV H5532 ffw L.w ,,4'5l.?,Z.JL',.'7fE4x, ,kk 1 -c'5Lfyo-aw' QUR BISHOP His Excellency, Mosf Rev. Joseph M. Gilmore, D.D Fflil -- f V ll l'llY IM? 1 ' l l l I QUR PROVINCIAL Rev. Brother Pcrrrick A. Gleeson DEDICATIU T IS XVITH deep and sincere regard that the Class of 1953 dedicates this Annual to Brother D. C. Mahoney, for he has served us not only as a very skillful teacher who has facilitated our learning immensely, but also as a source of practical counsel and kind encouragement such as to render us indebted to him forever. ef f ,A K., 'X 1 ' X A i ' -, I I. rl 2 -V f f ,. .ff gzfef' -' Q1 'C 5 X - , a 'fl' -:f ., ' ' I ,ff 11 if C . 7?--'fr ' lf' X I I 1 1 5, at F9 yy. f ar L yfggtltf' 2, if LKKLFA vf 'R ky Y, 177, .ff j fx 1 Jw' V' - ' C' f f el'll0l 6 255096 0 en fa UR THANKS to the Faculty for their understanding and patience in these past four years. l'Ve are deeply indebted to you and could not even hope to repay you lor all you have done for us. To our parents who have watched us and helped us grow into what we are today, we express our sincere gratitude. To the Round Table and the Mothers' Club we give much de- served thanks lor their interest and tireless efforts toward Central and its various activities. Thanks to Girls' Central for the whole-hearted support always given us. To the underclassmen, we pass on the illustrious traditions of Central High. XfVe know that they will be. treasured and cherished in true Central Spirit. FARYVELL, CLASS OF '53 nf ' f , , ,y,,,,, 1 K. 1 f f X ff lf: I . Q44' 1 f'l,f-12,517 32411207 5 11 T555 ' 1,11 ff ' ' 1 f, -ffff f- ,, A' 91 .gf 4' ' If 1,59 X f? 1 ff .1 ,f 1 ,f 11 X 47' f ', f nf 1 . If t'7Q:Vf!I,'--'l-QU, I. ff cl s 'Vf!' If iff' If if -0 jf! 1'1 L I 'f fff pf!! Q if ff! fl f If X fl! 11,4 f 11 72 ' 1 if 497 ff 9,127 'uw ...f , , wal, Ay! 1,1 jffyff ffff Z, ,- , , Way-'1f1 f ,J 'O f 1 f I f , I 1,1 I: ,ll lf, - - 1' 5 - ' ' ' V' ff ' -' .- 17? 'HU 1 1 4 f, 1 ff, , .Sz 1, ' I K, , ,, C,-' f 1! 'ff' f 10 1 ' gf X 7 lf! J j If X 156 1, f f 'If , , .' VIX11 I ffffzdf fx, ,IN ,, I X M -f X 11 271 fi fff . ff ' !14j fflmj.-' Iafkrf fREV. BRQ. DLSLWMAHON EY PRINCI PA llfliflluull 1 1 Y f X X f 1 Brother 0'DonnelI in addition to his duties as Vice Principal, teaches English, Geometry and Religion. He is also Band Moderator. REV. BROTHER CHARLES A. O'DONNELL REV. BROTHER EUGENE G. PILON VICE PRINCIPAL ogjko Brother Pilon instructs in Religion, Latin and French. He is also in charge of the Library. nike Brother O'Hare has 'as - -- his duties, the teaching of Re- ligion, History and Algebra. He is also the Moderator of the Tumbling Team. REV. BROTHER THOMAS A. O'HARE ogfgo Brother Fellows is an Instructor in Religion, English and Spanish. In addition, he is the Moderator of Speech, Dramatics and Key Club. nike REV. BROTHER IOHN C. FELLOWS IN .,:,. ogfxzo Brother Beyer teaches Religion, Latin and Algebra. He is also Athletic Moderator. REV. BROTHER EDWARD T. BEYER REV. BROTHER NORBERT B. HUELLER ogjko Brother Hueller in addition to teaching Religion and English is the coach of the B Foot- ball and Moderator for B Basketball. ojfxvo Brother Frick is an Instructor of Religion, Typing and' Com- mercial Law. REV. BROTHER FREDERICK L. FRICK ojffo Brother Uicker, a teacher of Religion, Chemistry and Math- ematics, is also Moderator for the 1953 Yearbook. ojko REV. BROTHER LEO C. UICKER of-fo Mr. Sweeney is coach of foot- ball, basketball, and track. He also teaches Civics. ojko MR. ToM QUINN MR. IAMES SWEENEY A Tribute to Tom Quinn There is, perhaps, not a single sentiment which the Class of 1953 can express in proffering thanks to Tom Quinn that has not already been well stated by the many grateful mem- bers of preceding classes, who have been likewise indebted to Tom. Nevertheless, we are pleased to have the opportunity to add our thanks to the ringing tributes of those who have gone before: for it can truthfully be said that our high school days have been made fuller and more pleasant by his presence in the school. He has been to us not only a shining example of the faith- ful performance of duty but a true and gracious friend as well. He will be fondly remembered by us all. ' W fx! E A , F .95 5 1 1 KW f ,. ' ,ff SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Firsl' Row-G. Harrington, 1. Monaghan, I. Noonan, W. Scarrah, G. Tahija, R. Reilly, G. Bugni. Second Row-R. Warila, F. Martinich, L. Hightower, C. Neufelder, R. Petraitis, P. Quinn, W. Demsher, R. Russell, N. Egan. HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF T953 NOTHER YEAR has rolled around and we find it our turn to bid fare- well to Central, and looking back we recall the many happy hours we spent in the halls of Old Central High. September 6, 1949, was the day of our arrival and we tumbled in rather timid but full of life. For the first few weeks we didn't exactly know what was going on, but we gradually adjusted ourselves to the Central way of life. Twenty-one of our members claimed places on the Honor Roll. Vile also had representatives in Football, Basketball, Dramatics, Band, Orchestra and Tumbling. Sophomore year started off with a bang. A few of our class-mates won admission to the Monogram Club. We gained a few more places on the Honor Roll and our participants in other activities grew in numbers. Our athletes won a few more laurels in the fields and on the courts. We took top honors in the Intramural Track Meet. We studied diligently, in true Central style, and prepared ourselves for our coming junior year. Second only to the Seniors, full of life and bubbling over with Central Spirit, we entered our junior year determined to uphold the traditions of Central High School. We were represented in Varsity and B Football, Varsity Basketball, Track, Key Club, Library Staff, Monogram Club, Band, Accordion Band, Or- chestra, Dramatics and Tumbling. We took a deeper interest in studies that year too, and prepared ourselves for the next year when we would be the up- perclassmen. ' Seniors, at last. We started the last lap of our high school career. We got off to a roaring start when our Football team captured the Class A Champion- ship, the peak of our high school days. More activities, more studies, more fun all add up to make happy memories for our Senior Year. College, work, war, we're not sure what the next few years will bring, but thanks to Central High School, we go out into the world well prepared to meet almost any trial. i953 CLASS PROP!-IECY One day I hapt to stumble On a book, looked strange to me So I dusted off the cover Just to see what it could be. I flipped through the shiny pages And thoughts came back to me Of the fun I'd had at Central With the class of '53. I stopped a sec to Wonder Just where each one was now Cause it had been over 20 years Since we'd had a class pow wow, Well, McDermott is a barber Ambrosetti is his aide A hair cut costs three dollars I'd say they have it made. Guido Bugni is a ranger In the forest dark and green O'Connel1 is a detective And they say he's pretty keen. Martinich is a bowling champ Al Boyle is his doubles pard When their balls are working right They smack the maples mighty hard. Schapiro hired Roberts As a plumber in his store They work on leaky faucets Till they don't leak any more. Vince Barry and Mike Sullivan Two planeteers are they From earth to Mars and back again Takes them not quite a day. Fagan is a carpenter I-Ie makes his buildings large Neufelder is a river man Who owns a great big barge. Korn and Petraitis Two Tangents are they Both are fine singers So I've heard people say. Don L. and Don E. Sullivan Are wealthy men today Seems they made a fortune In the markets way last May. Keely and Noonan So tall and thin Play professional handball Against Warila and Quinn. Scarrah and Egan Are chemists I hear They're working on a bomb That'll be finished next year. Yochim is a trumpeteer In Louie Meyer's band Pat McCarthy is their manager They're the finest in the land. Gene Fogarty is a sailor Vern Tabish is his mate They work for Willie Demsher On a steam ship hauling freight. Joe Monaghan is a teacher At old Montana U Dick Reilly is a lawyer I-Ie's won every case but two. Strnod is a druggist In some big store out west Whalen is a docter They say that he's the best. Bob Hay is an actor McMahon is the same They both star in movies And both have much fame. Cowan runs a T. V. shop In Memphis. Tennessee Hightower is a space cadet Somewhere on Mercury. .lack Walsh and George Foley Are with the FBI Grant runs a factory He makes a Persian dye. Chuck Smith's a banker VVith some eastern branch Russell is a cowboy On Benninger's ranch. Dixon is a manager In the local Five and Ten Tahiia lives at Texas U I think he's dean of men. MeGeehan and John McCarthy Have a candy store on Main McLaughlin is a specialist VVho'll cure most any pain. ,Tack Harrington and Jim Riley Are artists in Paree Dick Seymour sells their paintings In his shop in New Jersey. Simon and Kiely Are coaches I hear Their teams were opponents In the Rose Bowl last year. Bill Lutz and Walt O'Neill Are heads of some big firm Olsen is the Mayor of Butte This is his second term. Ed Kochevar and Tom Regan Run a resort near South L. A. Trevithick is an oil man Wav out in Santa Fe. Jer Harrington had an illness, A bad attack of flu He lingered on at death's dark door Till Doc Leary pulled him thru. His wife is still in mourning And is feeling very glum For poor Mahoney has strangled On McClintock's chewing gum. Now that you have read this And have nothing else to do Why not ring up some old friend And see if it is true. CLASS OF 1953 First Row-W. Kiely, P. Quinn, E. Whelan, V. Barry, I. Leary, A. Boyle, R. Seymour, I. Sul- livan, I. Monaghan, R. McClintock, R. Roberts, L. Schapiro, R. Reilly. Second Row-R. Strnod, I. Harrington, G. Harrington, R. Petraitis, I. McMahon, P. Fagan, R Olsen, W. 0'NeiIl, V. Benninger, R. Hay, R. Russell, L. Hightower. Third Row-0. Simon, L. Smith, W. Scarrah, D. O'ConneIl, C. Neufelder. Fourth Row-N. Egan, G. Bugni, T. Keeley, I. Noonan, R. Warila. Fifth Row-I. Tahija, D. Mahoney, I. Korn, B. Dixon, F. Martinich. SENIOR SCIENTIFIC . CLASS OFFICERS Gerald Harrington, Secretaryg Lee Hightower, President, Warren Scarrah, Vice-President First Row-Vern Tabish, G. Fogarty, D. McGeehan, B. Lutz, 1. McLaughlin, D. L. Sullivan T. Trevithick, W. Yochim, B. Ambrosetti. Second Row-E. Kochevar, D. E. Sullivan, I. Grant, I. Walsh, I. McCarthy. Third Row-P. McDermott, W. Demsher, T. Regan, I. Riley, L. Myers. SENICR COMMERCIAL CLASS OFFICERS I. Walsh, Vice-President: E. Fogarty, President: I. McLaughlin, Secretary-Treasurer 1 a R E 5 4 3 3 5 5 E f Z 5 Q 3 E x s 5 2 f Q E Q 9 3 z 5 5 3 5 2 2 Q 1 s 5 5 5 5 1 2 2 f E i s Q ? E 2 1 5 5 I x 1 R i E 2 i f 5 2 i I A 5 1 4 s . 5 z A Q 4 S 5 y ll 3 i 5 Z L s E i S E s 3 i 2 z s E , 2 z E x Q 15 3 Q 1 S 5 5 4 E 5 E 5 s a S 5 s S 5 3 , 2 2 5 E 2 E 2 EMMETT T. VVHALEN TlKE Saint Marys Pastirne-Drawing Ambition-Art Activities. . , Intramural Basketba ll 25 Track l, Z: Cross Country 3, 4g Mardi Gras Attendant 4. ROBERT E VVARll.A Boa lmmaculate Conception Pastime Reading Ambition-Engineering Activities, . . Football B 2, A 3,41 Honor Roll I, 2, 3. I-lg Intramural Basketball , . 1 Track 1,25 Monogram Club 3,41 Kids' Day 43 Debate 3,41Key Club 4. WALTER M. YOCHIM Saint lohn 5 Pastime-Hunting Ambition-Wildlife Conservation Activities . . . Band l,2g intramural Basketball l, 2, 4. CLASS WILL Jer Harrington, Aloe Monaghan, Lee Hightower, Jerry Tahija, Bob Russell, and Warren Scarrah leave their scholastic ability to those who will follow in their footsteps. Otto, Guido, Fogarty, and Kochevar leave the football team to the managers. Vince Barry, Mike Sullivan, Tyke Mfhalen, Bub Ambrosetti, and Darrell Cowan leave their overwhelming personalities to those who need overwhelming. Mfith regards to Bill Lutz, Dan McGeehan, Vern Tabish, and James Riley, they leave the school in a confused state. Fag and Amos leave their girls to a future Senior named Glen who really doesn't need them at all. Jack Korn also leaves his girls-too often. jack Walsh and George Foley leave their hockey sticks and baseballs to the junior class. Roberts, O'Neill, and Myers QLouiej leave their good Old Mountain Dew to anyone foolish enough to take it. Keeley, Wlarila, Egan and McDermott, leave their excess height to the Fresh- men. Benninger and Regan leave for the wild open spaces. Boyle, Martinich, Leary, Yochim and McMahon leave their bowling balls at the VVinter Garden: they should never have taken them in the first place. Noonan and Jack Harrington leave in a hurry: Si Holman's coming. Demsher and Hay leave Bob's car at the Montana Auto X'Vreckers, finally. Kiely and Dixon leave the Brothers with great peace of mind. Don E. and Don L. leave their names to the eternal line of Sullivans to come. Chuck Smith leaves the Cross Country record to anyone with long enough legs. Tony Petraitis leaves his skill in drawing to the Poster Club. Trevithick and Grant leave their books, pencils, pens, erasers, and desks to anyone, anyone, anyone? Mahoney and Olsen leave, looking for the person who borrowed 4-A's eraser without permission. Dick Reilly leaves for Xfvilflll Springs, he has left the editorship of the annual to a junior who wishes to join him. McClintock and Cowan have left their means of transportation parked in front of the fire plug near school all year. John and Pat McCarthy leave their brotherly love to the Brothers. Quinn passes on his love of good literature to the whole Junior class. Cherish it dearly boys? O'Connell leaves his little black book to anyone who can afford that kind of living. McLaughlin leaves his appreciation of homework to those who feel that they do not get enough. Carl Neufelder leaves . . . still looking for the elevator . . . CHEMISTRY IN THE LABORATORY CLASSES CHEMISTRY IN THE LECTURE ROOM 5.1.49-SV 32 vw -' . :-af-311 ' i -i 4 I First Row-E. King, I. Cortese, C. Foley, B. Shea, I. Sullivan, I. Girolami, B. Maloney, T. Appel H. Freebourn, D. Shea, S. Frankino, I. Drynan. Second Row-B. Stanaway, G. Hogan, j. Lee, D. Roche, T. McGrath, S. Murphy, I. Neeley M. Perko, I. McCarthy, I. Van Alstine, D. Murphy, 1. Cashell, G. james. Third Row-I. Courtney, I. Lester, T. Schumacher, R. Mogus, C. Nugent. Fourth Row-D. Konen, I. Driscoll, l. Brookins, B. lanson, B. Loughrin. Fifth Row--T. Odland, R. Gilmore, R. Bartsch, B. Finlen, I. Vogel. U t of JUNIOR SCIENTIFIC . fyifjflfwfvj .IGI If W! A .341 Lf lip l' . wal IW WM Rxqyf .ff L9 Xi vid If fx ffl ffl i Q. I OFFICERS I. Lee, Secretary: Steve Frankino, Presidentg T. Schumacher, Vice President First Row-D. Ferriter, L. Dillon, N. Bolton, I. Sullivan, C. Dunfee, j. Sullivan, T. johnson L. Daigle, R. Kruger. Second Row-D. Neary, R. Hocking, B. Burby, I. Combo, L. Clague, R. Hewitt, R. Crnich L. Palagi, E. McGivern, H. Shannon. Third Row-D. Powers, T. Hitchcock, P. Leeming, I. Tweet, j. Nevin. Fourth Row-P. Lynch, T. McManus, R. Barrott, W. Mudro, I. Cavanaugh. JUNIOR COMMERCIAL OFFICERS B. Tierney, Secretary H. Shannon, President R. Crnich, V. President r w First Row-I. Stanaway, E. Renouard, I. Laurich, B. Conners, M. McCormick, I. Bonner, V Garvey, G. Loggins, I. Kenneally, I. McCarthy, H. Boyle, P. Kingston, I. Bato. Second Row-I. O'Leary, T. Allen, D. Tyson, D. Riley, R. Robinson, I. O'Neill, C. Patritti, E , Foley, M. Farren, R. Burns, D. McHugh, I. Powers, G. Gilboy. Third Row-I. Harrington, R. Williams, E. Hensley, I. Ferlan, H. McElroy, W. Palmer. Fourth Row-I. Combo, I. Stevens, A. Mufich, I. Nuchols, R. Kabalin. Fifth Row-T. Driscoll, I. Hughes, E. Quinn, I. Dornbos, I. Sullivan. Sixth Row-L. Smith, I. Peoples, T. Conners, M. Favero, L. Finnegan. SOPHOMORE SCIENTIFIC OFFICERS R. Williams, Secretary: M. I. Hughes, President: L. Smith, Vice President First Row-D. Winters, R. Petrino, L. Simon, F. Seaman, L. Lubick, M. Walsh, I. Pattinson, D Sullivan. Second Row-M. Gavigan, I. Kennedy, D. McGrath, R. Pelletier, P. Harrington, A. O'Brien, E Stretch, R. Fellows, F. Cooney. Third Row-P. O'Neill, D. Miller, E. Stroup, E. Harrington, j. Dennehy, L. Granvold. Fourth Row-R. Paynich, K. Holtz, H. Lemm, L. Sullivan, I. D'Arcy, M. Weber. Fifth Row-T. Doyle, D. Tinsley, D. Rosencrans, T. Tipple, I. Poole, I. McDermott. SOPHOMORE COMMERCIAL OFFICERS A. O'Brien, Vice Presidentg I. McDermott, President, V. Petrino, Secretary-Treasurer FRESHMAN HONOR ROLL First Row-W. Sullivan, I. Kosmach, R. St. john, G. Rule, T. Monaghan, B. Favero, C. Canty Second Row-j. Roach, D. Hanley, G. Russell, M. McHale, I. Moran, I. Cronin. Third Row-I. Gergurich, R. Sullivan, I. Dennehy, R. Noonan, G. Hogan, I. Fabafz, I. Sheire. YD First Row-B. Noonan, I. Cergurich, 1. Dennehy, M. Zimmerman, P. Tate, I. Kosmach, T. Perrick, A. Craig, I. Moran, V. 0'Leary, C. Canty. Second Row-B. Sullivan, G. Rule, M. Good, I. Gardner, I. Cronin, C. Hogan. Third Row-D. Downey, M. McHale, K. Barry, P. Larengo, H. Craig, I. Murphy. Fourth Row-D. Osier, M. Hamill, T. Monaghan, C. Farren, R. St. john, D. Hanley. FRESHMEN l1l.l. .,..l. -1 OFFICERS T. Monaghan, Secretary-Treasurer: I. Dennehy, President: C. Canty, Vice President Front Row-R. Burke, G. Larango, I. Harrington, I. Kingston, W. Sullivan, 1. Sullivan, P. Mc Grath, I. Butala, G. Cough, R. Neary. Second Row-I. Fabatz, R. Palmer, P. Hamill, T. Durkin, j. Sheire, W. Fogarty, P. Vedovatti C. Ossello, D. Shea, I. McCarton. Third Row-M. Gilboy, G. Russell, B. Favero, I. Bennett, I. Sullivan, I. Roach. Fourth Row-D. james, I. Lynch, I. Walsh, W. Sullivan, D. Harrington. FRESHMEN OFFICERS W. Sullivan, Treasurerg I. Sullivan, President: P. Vedovatti, Vice President First Row-D. Pacheco, I. Graham, I. Freudenstein, S. LaHood, W. Finnegan, I. Lyons, R Powers, I. Giacoma, 1. Pattinson, P. Larson. Second Row-T. Thornton, D. Austin, P. Cilboy, R. Doherty, W. jenkins, j. Theofelis, G. Hall I. Finnegan, T. Lester, E. Fortune, G. Porter. Third Row-I. Harrington, D. Sullivan, D. Crowley, B. Sullivan, D. Miller. Fourth Row-G. Weldon, D. Hanley, A. Olsen, I. Kingston, I. Sagar. FRESHMEN OFFICERS K. McElhenney, Secretary, T. Thornton, President, T. Lester, Vice President 1 Xxggflf X ., , , - 13 1 FJ S 'ff . 0 2 I 4 EA? 1, 'ap a s 5 Egg f ' 7 fi' 5-fi-1: '12 1 ' If 2 f H V 1 11 53 31 ? se ji 5' 3, ,Z 1 ff W f ff 93 ff -LL 7' I 4 Lir- if -- fav' f f ' af ' 'T -' ,f 5- 1443 ,Q :H A A 'Y 3,4-L ,. A- I mf-'ff,1. IJ xx , ,, ,,g2fi-'s.1,,.i,f., l' f . . 55:4 it ai ly: .122 ' -, 'r-1' 3-.W ,,',',-li., f- s X 1' I rg t VU,M'MM 'B flif'51f'L,5 IU LDS , : gl-pf' 'w-'yn 5-ffvfif 'J' X , --ni X Q 2 E' 1 1 fl A 3 E' , ff I f I1 f , 14 Q y w xy, 'Xp , .mwv z fg -ag wg. 1:1 1 .rf Ap' i 4 .um-Q Q, U Q? 1 , AX V 12 gf, I X 'Q 2-2351, J ,L 4 X M ffggfw . wg' 1 ii.-aa, 'QZQZA jigs' ' h J., f V W wig, , MQ L. as .Nm W , 5 A Q, img if ,N , xfjf BROTHERS' CHAPEL AT CHRISTMAS RELIGICDUS SCENES CHRISTMAS CRIB RECITA- ON l CLASSES i . N .,.. ,S STUDY BOOK WORMS CLASSES BIG BUSINESS PROSPECTS H PPE ED S f , Y ,JUN 3 Q f f 2 S M pig Q 'S tux Q L V491 1952 gow , Qnvwluafion REV. BROTHER C. A. O'DONNELL OYS' CENTRAL students were happy on February 2nd to share in the . celebration of the Rev. Brother Charles A. O'Donnell which marked Brother O'Donnell's silver jubilee as a member of the Irish Christian Brothers. Mass was celebrated and an Irish program was given. Brother O'Donnell, native of County Fermanagh, Ireland, has been a faculty member of Boys' Central since the start of the 1952-53 scholastic term. How- ever, he has already acquired a wide circle of friends in Butte, and is highly re- garded by students and parents alike as an advisor, educator and friend. Brother O'Donnell, in addition to his duties as a teacher, vice principal and treasurer of the school, is moderator of the band and teaches Irish dancing. Brother O'Donnell received his college education at St. Michael's College, Enniskillen, Ireland, a Presentation Brothers institution. He started his early training for the Brotherhood at tl1e -Iuniorate, St. Joseph College, Baldoyle, Ireland, and completed his novitiate studies at Booterstown, Ireland. Later he continued his studies at St. Mary's College, Marino, Dublin. He began teach- ing at Scoilina Muire in Dublin, and later was transferred to St. Louis College, Victoria, B. C., where he taught for four years. He was stationed at Vancouver College, Vancouver, B. C., for four years and then taught at O'Dea High School, Seattle, Mfashington, for five years. He continued his studies during his teach- ing career, first at St. Mary College, Halifax, and then at Gonzaga University in Spokane. He is a graduate of Gonzaga. Brother O'Donnell has fostered Irish folk dancing in several schools where he taught, and his students won top honors in the British Columbia music festival seven out of I2 years while he was teaching in St. Louis College, British Columbia. He coached many basketball and soccer teams to the championship of Van- couver Island, and climaxed his success by winning the British Columbia High School soccer championship. E X S 2 x 4 Q 2 3 3 5 5 s ! S 2 P x E Sw 0 Cm: ENG J V. WE, 405 'J N av if 1 ' if 1' g,,ffj.', 'X 5 . f J' , Q' W M RDI sw 3 9' THE X iw . f V fe.. Kg Q COU T 5, :iii at .L WA-if xg at 5 , - - f'-455. 12 5 ff: ' ,.f Q f S' ' V N ff'-gf 1 e? L :.- , 1 QE!!! , M 51 ffl? .S an 1.. U TUMBLING T IS an acknowledged fact that tumbling develops a high degree of muscular control and co-ordination. Much has also been said concern- ing the fact that tumbling strengthens the body. In short, it is generally con- ceded that the benefits to be derived from tumbling are multitudinous. Yet, the great satisfaction and tremendous exhiliaration which tumbling affords are often overlooked. Tumbling is often considered a somewhat dull and laborious chore. However, under the direction of Brother O'Hare, tumbling at Central has come to be recognized as a very rewarding activity. For Central tumblers an- nually perform their breathtaking and spectacular feats before thousands of awed spectators. They execute their intricate gymnastic exercises in cities through- out the entire state. They receive acclaim wherever they go. They have come to be a source of fame and renown to the school. The tumblers journeyed this past year to Sheridan, Anaconda, Philipsburg, X'Varm Springs, and Helena to perform. They gave exhibitions at the Pioneers' Club, the Round Table Basketball Tournament, and the A. C. M. Club, and they participated in the March of Dimes and XfVhittier Benefit shows. High- lighting their season was their appearance before eight thousand people the last night of the Class A State Championship Basketball Tournament. The Accordion Band, which provided the musical rhythm for the acrobatic achievements of the tumblers, is certainly deserving of thanks for the significant contribution it made to an activity which has proven to be truly worthwhile. X 9 a Q if H xitfnlg f -sf 4 5 W 1 , ' X' wb -4 ff' ...H .A 1 I I' . , TUMBLERS if Front Row--R. Kabalin, R. johnson, I. Sullivan, T. Konen, G. Grant, I. Sullivan, M. Farren D. Sullivan. Back Row-E. Stretch, j. Pattinson, R. Mogus, C. Nugent, W. Ianson, W. Scarrah, L. Schapiro F. Seman, P. Larengo. i 'N f J ' n gf. Kirwan .' -fl, '- I ACQQQBION BAND f D. Konen, I. Nevin, G. Bugni, R. Paynich, I. Giacoma, I. Korn, I. Driscoll GLEE CLUB First Row-G. Russell, I. Harrington, 1. Sheire, R. St. john, P. Larson, W. Calloway, l. Fabatz B. Sullivan. Second Row-M. Gilboy, I. Lynch, l. Kingston, I. Stevens, W. Sullivan, D. Rosencrans, I. Drynan, I. Bonner. PADDLE CLUB Front Row-C. Neufelder, R. Petraitis, T. Keeley, I. Leary, R. Seymour, G. Bugni. Back Row-W. O'NeiIl, V. Benninger, R. Roberts, L. Myers. HGBBY CLUB First Row-R. Noonan, I. Graham, R. St. Iohn, D. Austin, I. Giacoma, I. Sullivan, B. Larango W. Durkin. Second Row-I. McCarton, R. Iohnson, I. Lynch, I. VanAlstine, L. Mehring, R. Burke, I Gardener, W. Loughrin, W. Ianson, G. Iames. EDITORIA- STAFF joe Monaghang Dick Reilly, Editor-in-Chief, Tony Petraitis, Art Editorg Paul Quinn, Literary Editor, Lee Hightower, Brother L. C. Uicker, Moderator TI-IE lVIAI2OON ADVERTISING COMMITTEE First Row-j. Leary, B. Dixon, D. Cowan, W. 0'Neill, R. Roberts, D. McGeehan, R. Reilly. Second Row-R. Petraitis, j. Korn, R. Hay, C. Neufelder, L. Schapiro, D. L. Sullivan, .W. Lutz Third Row-R. Seymour, I. McMahon, T. Keeley, F. Martinich, R. McClintock, V. Benninger W. Demsher, T. Regan. MODERATOR, BROTHER C. A. O'DONNELL CONDUCTOR, MARTIN CESARE CENTRAL BAND NCE AGAIN the Butte Central Band thrilled the public with numerous spectacular performances. The major share of the credit for their success is due to Mr. Martin Cesare. His skill as a musician, unlimited patience and untiring efforts bore rich fruit. Sincere thanks is also due to Sister Cecilia Marie. -lean Briggs did a marvelous job as Band majorette. The excellent conduct, neat appearance and fine discipline of the Boys' organization was due largely to the efficient methods of the moderator, Brother O'Donnell. The Boys' Central Band was in demand for many engagements. Performances were given for St. Patrick's Day, Mother's Day and at Central Dramatic Productions. Concert engage- ments were also given at the Elks, Daughters of Isabella, Galen and Warm Springs. BAND OFFICERS L. Hightower, P. Quinn, 1. Korn, I. Vogel ! F' LOOK SHAILZP , BROTHER I. C. FELLOWS, MODERATOR KEY CLUB 0YS' CENTRAL Key Club adopted the following objectives for the 1952- 53 school year. To develop initiative and leadership, to provide ex- perience in living and working together, to serve the school and the community, to cooperate with the school faculty, and to prepare for useful citizenship. Striving toward these ends, the Central Key Club has proved itself valuable to the school, the faculty and the community. Among the various projects which were sponsored by this worthy organiza- tion were: collection for the Red Cross and the March of Dimes, Dances and Mixers, extensive renovation of the St. Gabriel Shrine, assisting the Butte Kiwanis Club in various activities, initiating a new school emblem, and aiding in a drive for new lighting in the school. Central's Key Club has proved itself an honor to the School and it will continue to strive to lessen the burden of the faculty, serve the students of Central and fulfill their international motto, l'Ve Build . Carl Neufelder, Lee Hightower, Cuido Bugni, Steve Frankino, Warren Scarrah KEY CLUB First Row-G. Bugni, S. Frankino, R. Warila, N. Egan, W. Scarrah, D. Murphy, D. Konen. Second Row-I. Sullivan, C. Foley, 0. Simon, P. Quinn, T. Schumacher, L. Hightower, C Neufelder, W. Finlen, I. Lester. Third Row-R. Bartsch, I. Laurich, j. Bonner, C. Patritti, I. Dornbos, W. Palmer, I. Korn R. Petraitis, W. Stanaway. VETERAN CENTRAL KEY CLUB AT BUTTE KEY CLUB INSTALLATION LEE HIGHTOWER iOratoryI TOM SCHUMACHER fMusicI WINNERS IN ORATORY AND MUSIC AT KEY CLUB CONCLAVE BROTHER I. C. FELLOWS, MRS. DOROTHY LOMBARDI, Moderator Make-Up DRAMATICS HE FOX THEATER was the scene of a truly memorable performance the evening of the 4th of March, 1953. Within its walls Central thespians assumed their positions in the spotlight to win the plaudits of a capacity crowd with a vivid and artistic interpretation of The VVho1e Town's Talking , an uproarious three-act comedy. Interest was maintained throughout the development of the plot by a cast well-instruced in proper enunciation and gesticulation. Each individual so successfully portrayed his part as to create a realistic atmosphere and to render the production highly entertaining. This fine play was the result of diligent practice by the performers and superb directing and perfect casting by Brother J. C. Fellows. However, the obvious talents of the cast and director would have been insufficient to the execution of the myriad details which were in- volved in its production were it not for the contributions of Mrs. Dorothy Lombardi, make-up artist, Con Foley, prompter, Bill Finlen, stage manager, and Jim Driscoll, publicity man. Our gratitude is extended to all those who aided in any way in so gloriously upholding Central's tradition of fine plays. ,- XX N ON M wmmm Wm M xA qmfsce 49 H N NMA 4-YAG y ,AsCXxxs-.A wav, '.s.moq.Q xwgm 'xx Nw., wo Nu ook. -,Q oo 'NNY' LNNXON i'N':f xc aim 6,yu.g5v.etf x x 'A YXCS6 'N-'O 'NN X , NXNX -XXX XX XXV foxy xeioff SIYNQWACK xc 'f41.XX1+'x0k xo X xxx 'MA wax wo.. wx ,, . .,.. ., V54 QQ XVVXN N ow: 'wvwfm me mx ixqbv, mm Xx ff xx x Gxwv 3-.ix ,, ,,v,,...,,. YB XX Y'SCY?1XN'oON xfjwx me Mu ko fxmakg Ku N of wa. ..,. ,..., A . XYNX N 'XX XXNXX X o no Vwcx-eMwXN,X.5 xl ow NOX 4- p '-MYR O nova sou oi ww ., ..,,. .. ., W Y-NY ON ,QM mmm X-wx xc ON X XX, 'Ae Ace. w O VK QNX?- 09 f -6 . xi 'S .Q 5 f by Vw. RW, mo e. Cm an Xia no en 5 x3 xx . , NN WZA Kev-JX 'imc sw-. f -sex. gxxxoxwg umm xo mg, Xocx- xx xxx. x Wm, 'gli QNX xfi 'SN 51 px if 'Xkwf DNN 9-Xb 9 ex XX XXX f 'Sm K ' 0 WW5 ix' P- Ylcwva Swain N ma xo xx x Y 'Na- Frcni' Row-Brian Tierney, lim McCarthy, john Cashell, Bob Warila, Lee Hightower, Don Murphy. Back Row--Richard Reilly, Gene Hogan, Bro. I. C. Fellows, Steve Frankino, Con Foley, joe Ili- X, Nevin. if ' Nt t , . A A, 1 s I . wi SPEECH TEAM HE SPEECH TEAM, ably and successfully coached by Brother C. Fellows, has received numerous victory laurels this year. Central speak- ers placed first in Extemporaneous Speaking and Debate, and third in Origional Oratory to win the Sweepstakes at the Montana State Catholic Speech Meet held at Carroll College. The team also won the Sweepstakes at the Montana District Speech Meet in a history making fashion. Members of the team placed first in every division and enjoyed second and third places in some of these divisions. ln individual contests members also copped top honors. Lee Hightower placed first in the city and second in the state C. Contest, The Voice of Democracy. The Key Club oratorical crown was won by Lee entitling him to a trip to California and an opportunity to enter the National Contest. First place in the city and district and second in the state American Legion Oratorical Contest was won by Steve Frankino. The Helena Diocese Apolo- getics Contest was also won by Steve. Recently he placed first in the city Knights of Pythias Oratorical Contest entitling him to be a contestant in the State and possible National eliminations. All in all success has smiled constantly on the Central Speakers, Orators and Debaters while they have been representing the School 'throughout the State. As the year book goes to press the team is preparing for the summit in Mon- tana Speech Contests, the interscholastic Meet at Missoula. The Central team has its eyes focused on the State Sweepstakes as it advances along the road of laurels. MONOGRAM OFFICERS E. Fogarty, Vice President: O. Simon, Presidentg R. Roche, Secretary. MONOGRAM CLUB Front Row-W. Kiely, R. Strnod, G. Bugni, G. james, R. Hocking, R. Bartsch, G. Fogarty. Middle Row-L. Simon, D. O'Connell, R. Roche, V. Barry, T. Keeley, M. Perko, I. Lee, W Stanaway, I. McDerrmott. Back Row-R. Warila, I. Walsh, L. Smith, 0. Simon, E. Kochevar, W. Scarrah, N. Egan, I Noonan. A .J FE5 :ig CENTRAL ROUND TABLE QHE CENTRAL Round Table, patterned after the nationally-known Spokane Round 9 Table, is one of the most active organizations in Butte. Although its activities are centered around promotion of athletics, and other activities for Boys' Central High School, the Round Table has accomplished much in community-wide endeavors, it has brought several topflight sports attractions to Butte, having sponsored the appearance here of the Minne- apolis Lakers basketball team, The House of David and Harlem Clowns, two other fine traveling clubs. Round Table members give of their time, effort, and financial support to- ward the betterment of Central's athletic program. Many serve as ticket takers and sellers at Central athletic events. The annual Central Round Table Tournament is one of the featured basketball tournaments of the season. The tournament, held in the Civic Center the last season, promises to be even bigger as the years go by. The 1952 tourney was won by Helena high school with Central, Butte and Anaconda as other competing clubs. The same teams are enrolled for the 1953 classic in December. COACH, IIM SWEENEY FOOTBALL HE 1952 Butte Central football squad restored Centra1's prestige as a football power with a demonstration of determination and know-how such as to carry it to the Class A State Championship. The Maroons opened the season with a 9-7 triumph over Helena and went on to ,defeat Anaconda, Livingston, Bozeman, Sidney, and Glendive and to tie Havre, while losing to Kal- ispell, Missoula, and Butte. The victories over the favored Copperheads of Anaconda and Red Devils of Glendive were particularly commendable and were the highlights of a success- ful season. The T-formation offense adopted by Coach jim Sweeney in his initial season as Maroon mentor utilized the speed of the Central backs and functioned amazingly well behind the solid blocking afforded by the hard-charging Central line, but it was, perhaps, the devastating tackling evidenced in nearly every game which contributed most to the capturing of the championship crown. The spirit of self-sacrifice and team play manifested by the 1952 Maroons was enough, in itself, to make the team worthy of note. - Credit is due, of course, to Coach Sweeney and his capable assistants, -lack Coyne and Steve Kasung and sincere thanks is extended to all who lent of their time and effort in provid- ing that degree of wholehearted cooperation, aid, and encouragement which was so instru- mental in the achievement of the team's fine record. BRO. E. T. BEYER, Athletic Moderator fi The job of moderating any activity is tiring and requires much patience. This is especially true of moderating athletics. Brother E. T. Beyer is deserving of the highest praise for the marvelous job which he has done as Athletic Moderator. Through his untiring efforts and great interest in the welfare of the participants Brother Beyer has earned the friendship of both the students and athletes. Q5 FRANCIS X. DOLAN GEORGE PERRY TRAINERS Name Weight KIELY ......... .... .120 BOLTON ..... ......., I 40 IAM ES ......... ........ 1 45 SCARRAH ...... .,....... 1 50 SHANNON ,... .,,.,,., 1 35 WILLIAMS .... ......A . ,160 SIMON ....... ........ I 65 ROCHE ....... ,. ,..... .150 SULLIVAN .... .,.,,.,, 1 50 LESTER ....... .,.,,,,, 'I 55 McGIVERN .... ..,..,,. 1 80 LEE .,..,........... ,.,..... I 65 BARTSCH ..,.,, ,.,,,,,. 1 65 FERRITER ...... ,.,..-., 1 56 NOONAN ...... ........ I 70 STRNOD ........ ,,,.,,,, 1 50 0'CONNELL .,., ,.,,,,,. 1 55 Pos. Q.B H.B F.B. G. C. C. C. Q.B G. F.B. T. C. E. E. T. H.B Q.B TEAM ROSTER Yr. in Sch. Senior junior junior Senior junior Soph. Senior junior junior Frosh junior junior junior junior Senior Senior Senior Name Weight BUGNI ......... ...... 1 47 FOGARTY ..... .....- 1 45 HOCKINC ..... ...... 1 40 WALSH ....... . ..... 160 STEVENS ,..,. ...... 1 55 SMITH ......... . ..... 150 WARILA ....... ...... 1 67 PETRINO ....,..... . ..... 130 McDERMOTT ..,.. ...... 1 70 DOYLE ............ . ...... 180 BURBY ......... . ..... 145 McELROY .,... ...... 1 45 EGAN ........... .. ..... 190 KOCHEVAR ...... ..... . 185 FREEBOURN ....... .--..--.160 PEOPLES .......... .. .... . 150 Pos. H.B G. H.B G. F.B. E. T. H.B E. T. E. Q.B T. E. H.B T. Yr. in Sch. Senior Senior junior Senior Soph Senior Senior Soph Soph Soph junior Soph Senior Senior junior Soph First Row-G. Fogarty, R. Hocking, j. Walsh, R. Bartsch, N. Bolton, j. McDermott, D. 0'Connell, j. Neeley. Second Row-0. Simon, j. Pattinson, W. Burby, j. Lee, D. Roche, W. Kiely, G. Bugni, E. Kochevar, R. Williams, R. Warila, j. Sweeney lCoachl. Third Row-S. Kasun ICoachl, N. Egan, j. Noonan, j. Shannon, W. Scarrah, j. Stevens, L. Smith, H. McElroy, E. McGiveren. Fourth Row-j. Sullivan, G. james, R. Strnod, D. Ferriter, E. McLaughlin. 30593 IF? 5 9. ' . X- Qoacfl ' 5 , k ffocfievor ' Aa.. , wa, ii k , 4 X, :P xv Mk Az f X - ,N Q frbwivrgp Jiimcus' . , LW' ez'-1 4 Bzfrfscfv ,W .. Eyar! and Qfx 5 1?-5- ui. 3 -1,3 , f 111 'K . 1 fif?f?3?f 1: cS7?'?70f7 N Jr, , ,, ' L uf, - X . 2 'Vi , Qi 'fl-1 M -W . . X-F f'y00f70l7, . ar- Q k ' v P , . nm , x 4 191' ' wi -::f,Y,fjQ Q . .:k, ,V,.,,, -QW ?-.f-1-A Vg, em- ...V fx2a'3T:w1gT?-,if : A ,Foyorfy 1 4 f 2 x wma, ,Q X. 3 . xr' ,. vp. s V, ,ev . ' . f' . Sfevfffzs f'7C'zE7f Qy !W'U6n'71off chock J' t52Uc,6,,n.?y A lr, A' A ' if 2, 51. , V, ,.., . Nz ... . -'- -' ' -':'5':' ....' . 'f' ff '- 1 2 . . .... 4:2 ..-. 22555 . j- , N, f- ' Y W ? ,. :,.5E5ifi5-L ' 'I ' fr '. 'I . J 1-'Q 3 f 4 ' - e . Q 1 x . Q-,Q V. e.'.3Q:f- VS-' , , .... . X W- -. fm ., , ..,. MW if ,f 3 .- , Lee byoffofr Q WUIVYU Week! ' -- - 3 . p f .---. -' M wa. ,1: I., Q . ... 3 -- .,w'.-. .36 . af ff ,.4,. .... .,...,....,.... 2, Qg',mm'ss4 -, .1. . , . , V pf if ' ' 1 f ,- if ' x ' . T 5 T3 : dbfkifan P VWVAEWWS W, , VM, I 9355 'lie '11 .,,, 4135 9 M '. ' ' 'A -- , : ....... : I? 4 T 'W X0 5, Q . A w 'f--, X- .:. gg QAM? .fx ,X ' ,W s i? 3 ,Q Q Q Q its f, . 'SfUl 7'Ufl ' A .Q,50k'f11' ' lC'bl?'77Cc'f' ' Qffifalihbrf I .X f M, 1 rx. f: ll 'l7XQx . X , 1 1 Ml, ka B SQUAD AND FRESHMEN First Row-S. LaHood, D. Pacheo. P. Larson, 1. Harrington, W. Walsh, I. Sullivan. Second Row-I. Gardner, H. Holtz, I. Harrington, M. McCormick, W. Maloney, K. McElhenney H. johnson, M. Zimmerman. Third Row-T. Allan, D. Harrington, R. St. john, P. Tate, I. Pattinson, H. McElroy, D. 'james B. Sullivan. Fourth Row-I. Murphy, I. Theophelis, I. Peoples, W. Burby, T. Lester. Fifth Row-V. O'Leary, G. Weldon, M. Webber, R. Fellows, I. Nuchols. K s 1 2 , E is yt I If fu? , .1 'H ' 1 it . w ff J VARS 'Y H. Freebourn, C. Dunfee, O. Simon, L. Smith, D. Murphy, Coach Sweeney, N. Egan, E. Quinn, I. Lee, R. Roche, W. Kiely, R. Hocking. lKeeley missing when picture takenl. BASKETBALL O ENTRAIQS BASKETBALL fortunes were again at a low ebb as the varsity plumbed to the depths of the Big l6 Conference throughout the l952-53 season and failed to qualify lor play in the state tournament. Lacking in height, and handicapped by an inability to shoot with con- sistent accuracy from beyond the key, Coach jim Sweeney's Maroons, neverthe- less, evidenced tremendous hustle, which, while it was not enough to win many games, served to make the season interesting. For, in employing a defense which was, at times, deplorably penetrable, the varsity cagers often stole the ball in spectacular maneuvers. Although the team was generally unimpressive in compiling a record of six wins and eighteen losses, it was not without a few players on a par with any in the state. The B squad, coached by Ed Dennehy, played a rugged style of ball throughout its fourteen game schedule and ended up with a record of four wins and ten losses. They lost several games which they could have won had their luck been better. Brother Hueller, moderator, is deserving ol thanks for the part he played in promoting the success of the team. A bright spot in what was otherwise a somewhat disappointing season was the play of a line Freshman team, which, after losing its first game, went on to win twelve straight. This team has height and balance. lt was characterized by tight defensive play and a strong of- fense. It possessed a wealth olf reserve strength. Commendation is certainly due to Brother Beyer for the manner in which he selected and coached the l952-53 Freshman basketball team. B TEAM Front Row-V. Petrino. Second Row-I. Harrington, E. McGivern, W. Laughrin, I. Peoples, T. Driscoll, M. Perko, W. Stanaway, I. Girolami, V. Garvey. FRESHMAN TEAM First Row-I. Harrington, Manager, S. LaHood, D. Pacheco. Second Row-G. Weldon, T. Monaghan, K. McElhenney, D. Hanley, D. Harrington, j. King- ston, W. Sullivan, T. Lester, M. Gilboy, D. Crowley, 1. Moran, G. Hogan. S fx AW., Q1 fm ggi. K, za W, X gf, V! 4. x51 K an Y ,L Wil wg! yiiin may mf J? V: SENIORS Front Row--I. McCarthy, E. Fogarty. Back Row-I. McLaughlin, P. McDermott, T. Keeley, I. Riley, B. Lutz. INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS SOPHOMORES Front Row-E. Holtz, G. Loggins. Back Row-R. Pelletier, I. McDermott, T. Doyle, P. Miller, A. Mufich. CENTRAL COPS 1952 CROSS COUNTRY TROPHY oleman, B.H.S., 6th, I. Sullivan, B.C.H.S., 5fh: M. Perko, B.C.H.S., 4th, R. Roche B.C.H.S., 3rd, W. Glen, B.H.S., 2ndg L. Smith, B.C.l'l.S., 'Ish Mr. Martin Kearney. CROSS COUNTRY WORKING OUT THE KlNKS I. Courtney, M. Perko, L. Smith, V. Barry, I. McCarthy, E. Quinn BOYS' CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Live fo Learn, Learn fo Live GIRLS' CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL wnnwf ' I I L N Q Y ,Q if Q4 111 Mui, Q14 QV sc? B S gg-w: ..,. :gf ,-aaa,-M. Q , .,,. , .,..:2 l.x? i Q. g M SX Q4 ' J S Q R s Qi KI bg, Q if , 'g 'ff za y 2252, 1 V FQA bv? xgg W fs Wi, , W t 391612 l SISICI Sister Sister Sister Slstei QISKCI Sister g WZ! Caliifraf gawk? M ary Seraphine ........... Principal ,..,,. ....,,.,. Vlarietta .,............, ..,,,.,,,.,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,.,.., Mary Oswald ,.,.... ...,...,. Anthony .,...... Cecilia Marie Mary .lane .....,, ,,,,,,,,, Ann Margaret ,.,..... ,,.,,,.,. Spcfecrlz, English Latin Social Science M X ii. inf.. LK! N , , Q 'J' , Science, Geometiy N if K a XG oixfi' 5 xl 'f Musir, English ll' W if it v 1 U21 ,- Xl I l R. 'fig Q lp Home Econonrms I I ll' , J 4 , I1 1 i in English, Biology' ,557 F - ' I 'l X Slater Xavier ...........,.. ........,...........i,...,.,,,................ C ommerrial 515161 A1111 Rupert ..... ...,..,.. S oclality Moderator ....... C07l7777H7'I'lIll, Lib1'tl1'y SISCCI Caroline ......,. 'Centralitcu Advisor .... S orial S1'if'nr'e, .Iournalism Science, English Whs Mary Fitzpatrick ,,,.,rr, .,,,.,,, E nglislz N115 F. P. Connell ........., ......... M atlzematics Q X NI1ss Elizabeth Freshman .,.,, ......... P lzysical Education, Art RQ' it vm KW iles . Father Frank -I. Burns, President X il X it ral Q iii 1 g g Jxgfx fx Jxgzx XN nb if fn WFWA N Gly ina xiii Qf ' 1 X '1 . f A 1 Sister Mary Dismas 1 1 lfift. X B K Xi , fl M . li ti J A ,fl 1 sf .E f Xi 4 ' fl Xl' xl f GIRLS' CENTRAL CLASS I-IISTCDRYS UST THEQHOP, skip and jump of four years ago, siiity three happy but trembling' freshmen ascended the trembling stairs of a, trembling build- ing. Old Central was father tumble-down, but through the cracks of this ram- shackle school seeped a wonderful spirit. It was Central and that was all that mattered. N Y lfVe started out with that here we are spirit and chose our first class of- ficers: Carol Sohm, joan Powers, Hele'nV,'Cox and joan Panyon, to lead us through 49-50. ' L - As sophomores, we greeted some new faces and said good-bye to some old ones. Old Central was growing feebler but the sophs were up and coming. This year we elected Mary Lou lfValsh, joan Lynch, joan Porter, and Peggy Tyson to keep us upward bound. KfVe made our first bid for fame this year when Shelia Sullivan copped the Stamp Queen Crown for the sophs. Ah! the vivacious life of a junior. lVe packed our vim, vigor and vitality, and went aboard the G.H.S. UPPERCLASSMENU. We were juniors when we good-bye to the house on the hill and saw our dreams of a new school cofiiei true. Mary Sullivan and Helen Cox were chosen to be our leading ladies of thai cheering section. Mauna Loa was the theme for our junior dinner dance. Amid the swaying palms and South Sea splendor, class officers, Mar- garet Sullivan, Rose jones, Helen Goodland, Mary jo Freudenstein led the grand march. Through the years we'll remember certain classmates for special activities. Wle are' proud of our head majorette, Pat McDonald, and her senior twirlers, Aggie Connors, Mary jo Brancamp, Ree Connors, Sheila Sullivan, Ann Bolton, Lorraine Benny, Helen Shea, Rose jones, Donna Crowley, Mary jo Freuden- stein, Sharon Cooney and julie Sullivan. Our musicians were Marilyn La- Hood, joan Panyon, joan Lynch, Patsy Boyle, Mary Lou Boyle, Marie Odgers, Helen Goodland, Ree Connors, Ann Adele Murphy, Alice Murphy, Carol Grace and Sheila Sullivan. YVe boast of jeanne Briggs and joy Hughes, who brought Miss Centralite honors to the Class of '53. Aggie Connors and joan Panyon ably led our Sodality for two years. joan Porter, editor-in-chief and the Centralite Staff spread the ink of news. Staff members included: Margaret Sullivan, Sharon Cooney, joan Lynch, joan Panyon, Sheila Sullivan, Aggie Connors, Corrine Boyle, Maureen Shea, jean Briggs, Cossette Duffy, julie Sullivan and typists, joanne Sullivan, Mary Monaghan and Lucille Mlhite. Our Royal Xljvlighnesses were Rose jones, Queen of the Monogram and Aggie Connors, Mapu' Gras Queen. Now we are in the home stretch. Those feet that not so longyago a dendecl the rickety steps are about to descend the marble stairs of a beautiful new schpol. Before we close Central's door behind us, we say thanks a million to our parelfltj, priests, the faculty, lVilly and Mrs. Harrington, Boys' Central and their facul, ,, for helping us make our high school days unforgettable ones. To our suc- cessors we say, keep the Central-lite burning. Vfhat the future holds for 'us re- mains to be seen but with the help of God we hope to ever be a credit to our alma mater and be able to fit in with her alumnae. To you Central we say, thanks for making these the best years of our lives and now - farewell. ' Q S -1 2 E Q P 1 2 1 ' 5 1 f w 2 1 Z 3 1 3 S 5 3 4 1 1 .., MW , . , W , A as .45 . EN iff we f I ef-All ffm' I-IELEN MARGARET Sl-'IEA HELEN Immaculate Conception Ambition-College Activities . . . Clee Club I1 Pep Club 3, Pep Club Officer 31 Twirling .IOANNE MARIE SULLIVAN NIU. St. loseplfs Ambition-Nursing Favorite Puastime-Photography Club 3, 4: Centralite Statt 4: Press Convention 43 Dramatics 3. Activities , . . Glee Club I L Choristers 2, 33 Music Meet 2, 35 C. A, C, Officer 3g TI-IERESA MAUREEN SHEA lvlAUR St Marys Ambition-Nursing Favorite Pastime-mSewing Activities , . Clee Club I 3 Drum Corps I, 2g Sczdality 2, 3, Alg Pep Club 3, 41 Eire Pre- vention XfVinner 35 Press Conference 3, 41 President Spanish Club -1: Class Officer fig Centralite Staff 3, -li Circulation Manager 4 ANNE MARGARET SULLIVAN HMARCOTH St, Ioseplfs Ar-nbitionwNurse Favorite Pastime-Sewing Activities . , . Clee Club l:CIfioristers 2, 31 Pep Club 3, 4: Class Officer 31 Centralite Staft3,41Co-Editor 41 Quill and Scroll 3, -4 Press Convention 4g C, A, C. 3L Dramatics 3 District Music Meet 24 3. -i-Que MARILYN STEVENSON 'ISTEVEE Ambition-College Favorite Pastirne-Piano Activities , . Class Cltticer 2.41CIee Club 2, 33 Pep Club 45 Debate 3: American Legion Essay 31 Dramatics 3: Carroll Speech Meet 3, transferred from St. Beneclicfs High School, Shawnee. Oklahoma. 3, ,.m19QP' JULIE ANNE SULLIVAN iuuE'i St. Marys Ambition-journalism Q Favorite Pastime-Poetry Activities , , . Pep Club 3, 4, Cilee Club I X Twirlirig 3. 4g Girls' State 3: Debate 3: Carroll Speech Meet 33 Centralite Staff 3. 45 Columnist 43 Quill and Scroll Press Conven- tion 4: Centralite Poetry Anthology Contest Winner 31 American Poetry Society Member. gl, . Y gli, megmggw ' w ,':Q,z:4mg. -' wa ,W CLASS PROPI-IECY OF '53 , When twenty years are over And we're back from land and sea, We'll hold a class reunion For the class of '53. VVhen we're seated round the fireplace Our spirits high with bliss. The trend of conversation, Might well be just like this: -loan Porter and Maureen Shea Are the best playwrights of the day. Their main actress is Sheila Sullivan, X'Vho conquered old Broadway. There's a new store down on Park street. It's called the New Hat Box. The clerk is Florence Garbarino, The proprietor is Helen Cox. Joan Panyon's now a hermit And living all alone. Her neighbors liked good music, But, Oh, that saxophone! Joan Lynch and Pat McDonald Are singers of great fame. They're booked for Metropolitan, And then abroad for Spain. -lean Briggs is a portrait artist And always winning honors, Her public attributes her success To her model, Aggie Connors. Ann Bolton owns a mansion Y'Vay out in Pudget Sound Donna Crowley is her chauffeur And totes her all around. Lorainne Benny's on the radio She has the Benny Show. She's not a penny pincher But she has a lot of dough! Petite Ree Connors Central's famous dancer Is now a couragous leader In the army conquering cancer. Lucille Mfhite-You guessed it right Is a nurse of great distinction XfVith her hypo needle and box of pills She works for germ extinction. Julie and Joanne Sullivan Have really begun to roam They took a trip to Ireland To kiss the blarney stone. Sharon Cooney is truly a poet She's also a writer of prose, She's always honored and toasted No matter where she goes. Mary, Margaret, and Majorie Sullivan Those three with wits so rare Have discovered a new home permanent That would really curl your hair. XfVi11ene Comrich and Cosette Duffy Are now two millionaires YfVillene drives the bus Cosette collects the fares. Harrington and Murphy, Dorene and Ann Adele, Are efficient hello girls For Alexander Graham Bell. St. James has on its staff A capable M. D. 'Tis Maureen Rademacher Of the Class of '53. A great success, Joy Hughes Found it due to her winning smile Now Mary .Io Freudenstein and Helen Ehrlich Are smiling all the while. Her husband's sick from mourning And feeling all alone, Marilyn LaHood has strangled On her famous Mellophone. Rose jones and Helen Shea, Those Personality Pluses Are making every door, Selling Fuller brushes. She bought the corporation But she didn't change the name. .Ioan Powers is now owner, But her model is a plane. Among the ten best dressed of the nation Central boasts with keen elation, For Mary Jo Brancamp and Peggy Tyson Have won applause in this election. Ann Jean McCormick's in the business Of curling people's hair. She learned it out in Helmsville, Mlhere she practiced on her mare. Alice Murphy's now the Mayor 'Twas a mighty rugged race, The competition was terrific, The incumbent was Carol Grace. Mary Monaghan and Mary Lou Mfalsh Had a terrific notion Now they hold the patent For Freckle Cream and Lotion. Mary Lou, Corrine and Patsy Boyle Bought a ranch in Texas They dug a ditch and struck it rich And now own 3 in one oil. They won a million dollars Then bought the Brooklyn Dodgers, The manager's Patsy Perko The owner's Emily Rogers. Helen Goodland and Marie Odgers Are first ladies of the land Helen married the President And Marie his right hand man. Cele and Marie Louise Renouard We're two lassies with blue eyes. Now they're writing in the heavens, Ghost Riders in the Skies. Patsy Lee is an air line hostess She flies to many towns It may be an old joke But she has her ups and downs. There's another Stevenson in the ra Presidential bound is she. Marilyn gained experience, As Class Prexy for '53. Yfygflti? fl Q 1 Slit Q ' 9:11 Y c v hu CC SEN IORS-205 First Row-H. Cox, M. Monaghan, I. Briggs, 1. Lynch, P. Tyson, C. Grace, I. Powers. Second Row-A. Connors, D. Crowley. P. McDonald, C. Renouard, L. White, 1. Sullivan, E Rogers, P. Perko, M. Shea. Third Row-M. Sullivan, M. I. Freudenstein, M. I. Brancamp, I. Hughes, A. Bolton, F. Car- barino, M. LaHood, A. Murphy. SENIORS-211 First Row-I. Sullivan, H. Shea, R. lones, S. Sullivan, S. Cooney, R. Connors. Second Row-P. Lee, M. Sullivan, P. Boyle, M. L. Walsh, H. Goodland, D. Harrington, L Benney, M. L. Renouard, M. Sullivan. Third Row-C. Duffy, A. Murphy, I. Porter, I. Panyon, M. Stevenson, W. Cromrich, M. L Boyle, M. Odgers, A. I. McCormick, H. Ehrlich. . ywfyy X, M ,. A Jf ' . xv. X fly if' lyJJf'ill.lf9p'uLJZ5o MJ3 vnu' ,mu 'N .jj ill fypp ' A 'if if be 'Mjfg 7QWylnXHJiJylNIORS 230 fly ,fl fl .. ' ,ff . 4,7 'J zip! 2 if W 'Dil' i. o 5 .-f-1' N , ,H , Q, First Row-S. Bonner, M. A. Osf, C. Sfanaway, M. Nevin, j. Schapiro, A. Donovan, W. Mc- rx XX G Crone, j. Kelly, K. McCormick, N. Cronnelly. .- -ff Y. wifi' J N - 5 x 'Selelmd Row-B. Shea, I. Ward, S. Cohin, K. Burke, P. Lowney, E. Qooney, V. Sullivan, D f '.,, X X , ' N5 Sheehan, N. Kindt, I. Ball, D. Sullivan. ' U lx K VK A AThird Row--I. Molignoni, B. Lubick, R. Matule, l. Cronin, I. Goodland, K. Hazen, I. Lowney J-:x 'Y X, - 'Dm ' X 'S X S. Giecek, S. Stevenson, I. Comba, A. O'Neill, B. Flanick, M. Kelly. f- f x N --. I -, s, iff ' 19 S5475 Xf W. ,N lx- Xxx A-x Y.. , , -1 ' x 2' ' A.. 'N T- D. X-A-. Tw ' ff 'W .A A XL X xx Sa Y, 2- .,' N 'Q 5 Q, ,yxf R21 ia Q? 1 f , , 3 , .W -wx A. . . . 1 A X ,. N ,uw , - l H X, f . 5. .X M- , l, - -' ' A - 1: 'M . 5 a' ' JuNloRs-224 e C First Row-M. Sharkey, L. O'Keefe, L. Atiyeh, I. Maguire, S. Pene. Second Row-H. Sullivan, R Olsen, P. Canty, C. Holman, Ieanette Cronin, M. Busch, E SSX Connelly R. Loisel . D. Po oy ' yan, C. Farthing, P. Kelly, M. Richardson, PL Harrington, M D ki , al 1 ig C Q .I 1 X xg. . X, V 02 N af.. , x , JUNIORS-2lOy, , First Row-D. Riley, M. Gilboy, I. Sewell, H. Downey, S. Foley, N. Oljar, V. Cuculich. Second Row-R. Spear, I. Lynch, C. Shea, M. Zinnie, K. Egan, C. Callahan, M. Hogan, M L. St. George, D. Hurley, L. Huhtanen. Third Row-M. R. Stanton, L. Hayes, A. Belanger, F. Leary, S. Mehrens, I. Cleary, G. Kirk A patrick, P. Broad, H. Bennett, M. Sullivan, E. McLeod, I. Lindsay, M. Rosa. B X . , ,N :, 'fa I 1 ,f 1 A y H PM e if W W1 l 'ff .QW if W' 5QlY1,,LfQ'dJjJfnllp!.fw fy l.,,,v'l yjlfvf' li N A M U, Jjgyf new ff XL ,J fV'Mv n.-'Mfg Q y ,M-f 'iw .X mf' A D Kl'b,l.,wJ .UWJ aff' LU First Row--P. Kochevar, S. Chopp, D. McClintock, H. Trimble, Z. Harrington, A. Powell, C. Briggs, E. Hale. Second Row-E. Ambrozic, M. Dwyer, I. Cuny, I. Seymour, M. Walsh, D. Cowan, A. O'Brien, C. Egan, C. McLeod, P. Smith, C. Lappin. Third Row-R. Wills, L. Shinabarger, P. Curtin, E. Michelotti, C. johnson, j. Schutte, C. Marconcelli, P. Franklin, M. McCormick, M. Boyle, P. 0'Neil, M. Sullivan. Y .X .RKNKJYQX SOPHOMORES-227 'ig X ,X 0 5 First Row-N. Finnegan, S. Fisher, P. Sullivan, B. Whelan, K. Ferriter, F. Svejkovsky, P. Martin, C. McGee. Second Row-C. Shea, A. Stefani, D. Kennedy, I. Bastidas, G. Byrnes, M. Gilligan, W. La- Franier, I. Bastidas, B. Leary, R. M. McNeIIis. Third Row-M. L. Olsen, M. Buckman, B. Hurley, I. Emmons, R. Killoy, L. D'Arcy, M. K. Plute, N. Monahan, E. Shea, A. Richards, E. Tweet, C. Cote. SOPHOMORES-231 First Row-L. Crowley, N. Brancamp, I. Mass, D. Mack, D. 0'Connors, M. E. Deane, P. Shea D. Perkovich, I. Doolan, M. P. Walsh, W. Ehrlich. Second Row-D. Farthing, Y. Phyfield, D. Darragh, C. Benney, M. McGivern, D. Petraitis M. johnson, E. Kinsella, D. Kunst, M. McCormick, j. Stenswick, M. Cough. Third Row-L. V. Connors, I. Kilfoil, N. Gibson, S. Hanley, C. Coyne, A. Hinch, P. Sullivan F. Hall, K. Thomas,'M. Sever, M. F. Wiegenstein, M. K. Quinn, M. C. McVey, M L. Lane. N ff ,7 NR Q A - I i7j4L fl, J X 7 fp, of L' , Z 1506! 1, f X V 'fb ff ZZ' I Q, r I I FRESHMAN-114 First Row-F. Shinabarger, A. M. Olsen, M. McBride, S. Lyons, V. Stefanie, M. Ball, B lensen, I. A. Lester, M. S. Boam. Second Row-K. 0'Donnell, A. I. Perkins, S. Kane, C. Quinn, I. A. Bracco, R. Dolan, B. Con- nors, R. Frey, P. Connolly, C. Peshkur. Third Row-M. Cusick, I. A. McCarthy, T. Sullivan, D. Ryan, C. Corette, M. Hazen, N. Weir M. L. Olenick, P. Sullivan, D. Healy, S. Gregier,'4L. Kelly. FRESHMAN-223 First Row-M. Kane, M. Shea, K. Graff, I. Cianino, I. M. Ayers, M. Gerry, M. L. Ellerson B. Buckley, C. Mitchell, M. Perko, M. Barsanti. I Second Row-B. Askman, I. Middleton, P. Shea, R. Quilici, M. Panisko, I. Sullivan, N. Vedo- vatti, M. White, B. Ost, R. Leveque, C. Belanger, C. Connell. Third Row-M. Bato, M. Collins, G. Lowney, C. Harrington, M. McDonald, M. Rosa, A. Dean M. Mogus, I. Fagan, K. Doherty, I. Ryan, A. Keith, R. Fantini, M. McMahon. ,N FRESHMAN-113 First Row-M. I. Brennan, S. Smith, E. Hurley, M. Sheehan, D. Kruger, L. Fagan, I. Callahan R. Maguire, D. Cronnelly,-M. A. Clague. ' Second Row-R. Loiselle, I. Cabacungan, P. Derrick, D. Walsh, D. McGrath, I. Cavigan, P Roskilly, S. Mulligan, E. Fitzpatrick, R. Pene, M. L. Rask. Third Row-E. Moran, M. A. Sullivan, P. Frazer, M. Richards, N. Maloughney, M. T. Lee M. Mattioli, R. M. McDonnell, K. Sheehan, M. Regan, N. Sullivan, S. Warila, G Kovich. SISTERS' CHAPEL RELIGION .. BLESSING OF CRUCIFIXES SODALITY OFFICERS G. Kirkpatrick, I. Panyon, A. Connors, B. Shea SCDDALITY q EATHOIi6 ACTION IN A STUDENT'S urs Cc 'MS 'Vx .9 'Sb BETTY 47? .Jov HUGHES I X STAFF M. C. A. C. M. M. l.A S.C A LP E A Sec S. S 1.P 1.1. I.B L.W f k Nun 4521 ip ,.., QW Tau 59 Cwwrlcs L sf V S ll M S ll H I n Cox, lean Kelly CI-IEER CHEERLEADERS - . 1 5 .S W w fm 7. . ?V4sw .LV fgwgii 4 WA ,mf -Md? Q if 4 wp. s fl: in 4 X xg., RQ Kz E ziggy Q? 1 lyfh., -WN ,A ,H in . 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' 'GA W, .1 x Q 1 r ,,,ffu, f GTM 1' 'x 1 K . rv 4 fly , ,A ,L 1 . fl' 4? ,-.4 w 15,1 ,gn .y fl ,L N f, rlfmfj I I 'Q Rf ,xz if VE' ..l 114.7 , , .' J? f ,X mb' H4 Lf r Xl L , ff ,V of fr 4 A X L, iq I, ,1 ,, ,, f,x. L . If no 5 'WIRLERS PEP CLJB OFFICERS A. Connors, E. Ryan, M. LaHood, E. Cooney, P. Boyle First Row-Rademacher, Hughes, Harrington, Monaghan, Shea, Murphy, Brancamp, Duffy, Garbarino, Murphy, Stevenson, Renouard, Boyle, M. Shea, White. Second Row-Sullivan, S. Sullivan, Walsh, McDonald, I. Sullivan, jones, C. Boyle, C. Renouard, Freudenstein, Goodland, Cromrich, Crowley,l.M'cCormick. Odgers. . Third Row-Lee, Briggs, Tyson, Panyon, Bolton, Benny, Connors, P. Boyle, LaHood, Ryan, Cooney, Powers, j. Sullivan, Grace, Rogers, Perko, Porter. '-X Fourth Row-C. Shea, Downey, Schapiro, Nevin, Stevenson, Cuculich, Giecek, Oljar, Lowney, K. McCormick, I. Lynch, Lubick, Maguire, Rosa, Lindsay.. .. Fifth Row-Malvey, Egan, Bajovich, McLeod, Pomroy, Holman, Olsen, Sewell, Bennett, Gilboy, Stanaway, Bonner, Kindt, Flanick, M. Sullivan, McCrone, Foley, Burke. ' Sixth Row-Ball, Riley, Belanger, 0'Keefe, Hazen, Cronin, Loiselle, Ost, Busch, D. Sullivan, P. Harrington, Connelly, Matule, P. Lowney, Kelly, Canty Donovan, Leary. 1 Last Row-0'Neill, Cronnelly, H. Sullivan, St. eCorge, Hogan, Kirkpatrick, Huthanen, I. oCodland, I. Cronin, Hurley, Richardson, Durkin, P. Kelly, B. Shea Broad, Mehrens, Cleary, Callahan, Pene, Hayes, Sharkey, Stanton, Spear, Atiyeh. Q l XG WED? X J RR QS g N X 'T . . 0UR FRIENDS . . Dr. Frank B. Hall Norfhwesf Denial Lab Dr. H. Casebeer Dr. E. H. Guay Mr. James P. Kennedy Mr. Joseph R. Moran Dr. R. W. Clapp Dr. P. H. Bowden Dr. F. A. Rouleau Congressman Lee Metcalf X A '- x X - X X NN N is . .UE R A xx RTN X.. CNN, xg. ? E R '55 R Q if fy! Y ix, ix.. 'N xx, - . . A FE Hb e YK? X' ' 'R Dr. A. R. Collins Dr. J. W. Lohman Dr. V. J. Quinn Dr. H. G. Farrell Dr. R. M. Farrell Dr. E. A. Barfoleffi Dr. Haser Dr. Allen Gold Dr. H. M. Clemmons Dr. R. E. Heckman Our Sincere Thanks, 1953 Maroon Sfaff ...X so .J NX . ii X, ,. .. sax 1 C K OSSELLO'S amp imma Frigidaire Appliances ofa O'Keete and Merrit Ranges Television jrienJ Phone 2-2500 13 Main Street Meaderville, Montana SULLIVAN SHEET 1 Compliments METAL WORKS f Furnaces, C-utters, Venting ' ' O l ' Air Conditioning EASY TERMS 304 South Montana Street R' Phone 2-3125 ' ' ' ' Compliments of Compliments The Food Bunk ' of - 22Ol Harrison Avenue - d - SHAMRO K BAR an C 740 West Park Street 0 Q 0 0 il? Butte's One-Stop Self-Service Saving-Center Compliments of - , - ' ' THE ' ' Wholesole ond Retail Meats Groceries ik, Lockers Service ADMIRAL zENrrH First in css-coLuMslA . . Radio and Television Television SALES AND sranvics S Recofds . . . Records Phone 2-1047 'I4 West Park S . 1..i.1.1..1..1......1g.1...-I.1.1-.tt.1.l1,.1,.i..i....u1ql1 1.,l1..1...-I..-.11 1,1-011,1 .1 1 Compliments of BUTTE STOVE REPAIR I23 East Park Street Westinghouse Appliances Butte, Montana 1..1...-.,1..-.li..1..1..1..1..1gl1.li..i.l Askfor... BUTTE I I ' 1' I I Compliments of I Police Judge John Selon ond Folmily I i . laeciaf B E E R BUTTE BREWING COMPANY 220 North Wyoming Street ALAAAAAAAAAA. 'V'VVVV7VVVVVV Phone 2-4581 MONTANA POLE 8t TREATING PLANT Lodgepole Pine Poles . Posts . Piling Treated Timbers Phone 6l75 P. O. Box IO56 Greenwood Ave., Butte, Montana Congratulations from IANE . . WALT IT CLUB Compliments of Judge T. E. Downey MOUNTAIN VIEW REST HOME 444 West Broadway Butte, Montana Phone 8023 HOME FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE Mrs. Ann Menard, R. N., Superintendent .. 1 1..1..1l.1u,1..ig-in-1..1u.1..1..1..- ED. DOLAN All Forms of Insurance Life . Auto . Fire 0 Q o BEST WISHESI TEMPLIN'S Ice Creom 0 Q 0 Beery's U. S. Tire Co. Life Wall U. S. Royal Tires 207 South Montana Street City Borber Shop john Roletto Claude Clinite I5 W. Broadway . . Butte l -.... -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..- - - JENSEN DRUG STORE 4Ol South Montana Street It's Easy to Park and Shop Phone 4954 Elmer T. Carkeek For the Utmost in Motoring- Have Your Car Serviced Regularly! Marfak Lubrication Texaco and Havoline Oils Firestone Tires, Tubes and Batteries BILL MAHAGlN'S ' 0 ' TEXACO sekvics phone 2-2124 53 W. Broadway 202 S. Montana St., Phone 2-4223 Bill Mahagin Tom Quinlan A WORD T0 THE WISE . . . lt's said that a word to the wise is sufficient. That may be true . . probably is . . but the trouble is wisdom is handed out to us in varying amountsg some may get a lot and others of us not so much. lt's like that in everything. We can't all be a Rhodes scholar or johnny Lujack. Some of us have to go to school somewhere else and some of us have to sit in the grandstand. But that doesn't mean we can't profit from a word to the wise, just like the others. And what is the word? lt's: Be honest. That means be honest with yourself as well as with the other fellow. There are many other words, too, that will help you, like save your money, go to college, don't smoke, chew, swear, drink or cross the street against the light. But for our money, being on the level is the best of all. The Montana Power Company Sunbeoim Speciolists lronmaster Shavemaster Waftlemaster Cottemaster Mixmaster Egg Cooker Toaster Hedge Clipper Butte Bottlers' Supply Compony, Inc. William P. Riley, President 'I'l2 S. Main - Phone 3236 Your Supply Store Buy Now ond Save Eosy Terms ot Th3.8jQ P'iirniture'Stora 75 East Park Street Phone 3223 -will 1...-1.1ni'li..1..1..1...-..-.,.1u1..ig.- Phone 4545 We Deliver MEADERVILLE MERCANTILE CO. o Q o A Complete Food Store 42 Main Street Meaderville if The Station of the Stars ir lack Benny Amos G Andy Charlie McCarthy Max Robey Lowell Thomas Curt Massey Robert Q, Lewis George Fisher Ruth Ashton Arthur Godfrey Art Linkletter Allen jackson Bing Crosby Edward R. Murrow KBOW l49O - The Bright Spot on Your Dial C. B. S. tor the Treasure State i WHlTE'S FUNERAL HOME R. E. Sayatovic, Manager Phone 653i 307 West Park Street -,,1..1l..-un1nn1 un,uu1nn1nu.....nn1n-1nn1un1ll1p- Compliments of LENZ PHARMACY 2009 Harrison Avenue o Q o Prescription Specialists ..g.1..igli i.,.-,...ln1un1uu1nn-.nu1ug1n- J 1 J I ,af L' 1 ,t L 1 i Y-i3.fz.X Q XXV . V X 1, W ,411 ' 1 , 1 fj,VTs1 N L h gil xi? 'bl lf: IWXQX-If ,I .I A gf-' C 2 ft 'ij'f- ,-Q' I1 I ,MAT Kindshof Realfistate EV :L n X M e V 1x ,z, F - ui HX Zvvt I 1 L 1 1 1 1 -N - of an -, . - 1 7 r 14? . V .1 1,1 LA- I ff' 91 ,. J ' W L y O. j ft 1, 3115 VyeSZt'LF1ark Street 1 1 1 V. 1 -V ' X 'f1'oV to rw A Af 1, 1 -11 ff , ,f QXJVG is 7f17,f'L.f1Q1Phone 7702 Mcfxq J ' 11 C: 1 jr -if W' 1' 1' ff 2? ft L x ftjmk !q 1'1' Urn lftifd 1 jxqfijohn A. Bendertgkgent , . 1 at - ,qf f 7' gf 1 1 1 1 ' R 5 I - '-iwML- '-1-- TW- 1-1'-I---'--n-- - - - xj ,3 ' 1 A 1 ll - 'N IZ, -Q 5 , L A 1 if ,. I L fx .GWKELYLF If f,C11mp'if111j'7fS 0111,Ko' f f- Q VYLCOHHDEJHITY Creomegysz f 11 rf' KL-'M1 ,- of .V-' V11 ,1 U' inf 'I X, x 1 f, f, i- ,1 51 5 6 , X ,QXBSTRAJCT In O iifdsftt, . 'Q' 1 F? ft 1 ' '1 - 1 DAIRY PR' UCTS ,, X 1 V , , of ,X . 1 be TITLE Qb PA W 1 , f 1 IU' 11 1 tFresh Dfgiily a Your Store My .. r t A M 1 if - ,I A x - ' A V' it 1 f ly qi lr ,' , 1 1 ., I ,ff Li I, A 1jffXxI ,VgL K L V-L Twig IBOEBXSF dw?-yjffjt' 1121401 Cobban Phone 2-1831 .M 1 A rf 1 iff' if I , ' - 'jjQj '- C'jf' 1 t '- -'r7 'r -H'--'-'bf P' -M--1L- H--H-'--H--- --'H- ----'--H'-''-'-- - QWHGY1 Q1fhI2Uf120Ckef, ,Compliments of I toplatf t ,e 1 M A Xglf ' A , .W . 1' 1111 111 obf'Moguire Qlijlue Blrdjort f-X115 I 7 fkpyfoeve and Ame ADL 741 A County Treasurer .H.-...,4....,.-...-..-u..5.,......,u.,Lg...-...J,n- if 4,4 ,,,, -n,-,u.,u,,-n,,.,,,-n,-,,-,,,-,,,,-u,-,u- - , 1 x ' -1 Kitchenettes ritcllosed Garage ' V,, 'K Good Beds ,rtf Eeasonable Rate 1 TREASURE 'fRAIL MoTEL,ff f Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Highway No. 10 S Z Ice Cream 3460 Harrison Ave., Butte, Montana ' 1 210 South Washington Street 1 lx...-ga.-ul-. inn.. 1uu1 11111111 u-.luiunilm -un-nuq.ll1ll1.l1n.1 1.,1..-.....n.-.g- .... 1 1 - AT 11111111111 v' . . 'YOUR CASH - AND - CARRY STCRE . .1 If Pays To Shop Af Penney's Where Quality is so Conspicuous l T and Style so Distinctive Compliments . i ' ' ' l , of . , Authorized Approved Distributors I Girard - Perregaux - Mido 5 Elgin - Hamilton - Omega VICTOR Wotches ot Distinction i . l ' ' ' CHEMICAL WORKS i E JAMES w. UNCLES l REGISTERED IEWELER ik Zl N. Main St. . . Butte, Montana 1 . l ' ' ' Silver BOW, Mom-ana Your Business Courteously Q Solicited and Appreciated -.c.l-,.-..-.,-..-l,.-.-m.-l.-,..-.i.-..-..-l,- 1 M, ,W ,,,, ,n,,,,,,,,,u,,i,,-u,-l,-,,-,,. - , Sandwiches - Dinners - Short Orders ROCKER CAFE 1 I 5 Miles West ot Butte I - : - 1 1711?ll1llllvlllir-llllillillllnluvlmuvllli 1 Lam- l Compliments ot Professional Pharmacists and Fritz's Flower Shop I Fine Cosmefics Flowers tor All Occasions 37 West Park Street III1 IIII 1 Illl lull IIII 1 llll 1 i I IIII -it 1-NIH-IlfI1l llll i llll T llll T' llll 'THU-1 llll 'Tllll1'lllllllll'- i 3 -,,,,n,-M- ,,,K -,M ,,,, - ,,,, -M,-, 1 Compliments ot the 1 RING Butte Woirehouse ond 1 Cold Storoige Moirket APPLIANCE C0- THE HOME OF FINE MEATS sales and service Lockers and Cutting Service 1 MEATS: Retail and Wholesale 1 F phone 5326 803 South Montana St. I Phone 85ll Butte, Montana Second and Delaware I Remember with FLQWERS I of Butte PARK FLORISTS Where You Receive Genuine Phone 35525 West Park SSfftMomana Western Hospitality and In D, and Eileen Flynn ' the Finest Of Foods 7 Think of others with ' 3 ' 1 OUR Fl Phone 2-4700 Phone 9704 Owers Montana at Front Flowers by Telegraph ,,,- -,,,,,,-,,-,,-,,-,.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..- 1 -..-..-..-..-..-..-...-r.-..-..-,.-..-..-...-.. I I Ch Bgmeg' S , I COLGNIAL eVl Ol'l el'VlCe , Excelsior and Platinum Phone 9747 Not just Good - - - -i--i-----M-M---i--'-- - - -w- I f BUT BETTER BOOG'S 2 l BCH. and Lounge 1815 Harrison Avenue, Phone 8660 I Evan Tibbetts, Prop. Phone 9996 1653 Harrison Ave. I -..-..-..-..-...-...-...-..-..-..-..-..-..-..,-,.- -...-.... ..n-..-..-..-..-..- -..- - - ... - o 0 L ' Office Equipment I COmp me'1fS of Com oi n I P Y I MONTANA icE AND Authorized Sales and Service Remington Rand, Inc. - . - I ' Blanchard Brand Ice Cream Everything for the Office 64 E. Broadway Butte, Montana Phone 3211 750 South Wyoming -..i..1..1 -Ig-........'... 1,..1.gi..i..1.pill-.n....,....-1111.11.311.11.-l.i.'1.qi,.1..11.11.11-.lily THE NEW CLEANERS IT PAYS TO BE PARTICULAR - - DON'T NEC-LECT YOUR APPEARANCE Pick-Up Phone 7575 Delivery 1008 South Montana Street ia n... EDUCATION IN THE EARLY-DAY MINING CAMPS Four years after the first school in the Montana territory was opened at Bannack and three years after the first regular public school was started in Virginia City, pioneer teachers in 1867 were providing their students with an education through what today is the eighth grade. However, any student who completed that training-through the eighth grade--was considered to have a high school education. Pupils starting in school were assigned to the eighth grade and graduated from the first grade-just the reverse of the present system. Upon graduation from the first grade, students Were required to take examinations to obtain a certificate. Tests were given in the home and the cost of the diploma was set at 86. All problems in the test had to be accurately answered before the applicant qualified for the certificate. Because early-day schools did not have a common text book of any kind, study in each varied. The commissioners of educaiton- that was the title of the superintendents-however, tried from the start to establish regular courses of study. It was not until 1881 that a uniform textbook law was placed on the statute books by the Legis- lature, and not until 1889 that a uniform course of study was made mandatory. A list of those who attended the early-day schools and who later became prominent in public life in Montana were Austin Gormley, Cascade attorney at one timeg Dr. LeRoy Southmaid of Great Fallsg Judge Lew L. Calloway, State Supreme Court, and Judge Lee Word, former associate justice of the high state court. ANACONDA CQPPER MINING CO. Work for a Greater and More Prosperous Montana. This is a project that should include all Montanans. Compliments of 'TTTTTVVVVV THE ACOMA LOUNGE Broadway at Wyoming Butte, Montana an ZQZsQ-'QQQ.o if tw . Q Q COMPA ll' 9 5? 3 l'omQf Q o Fo me gsfgfjffagawg' Fred Honeychurch 27 W. Broadway Dial 5431 Compliments of DUGGAN'S MERRILL MORTUARIES, INC. 'I' 2l3 North Montana St. Butte, Montana -..-.nl-..1,,......11.1I.1,..-,,.1..1,.-..1.l....1.,- Compliments of LEN'S SUPERETTE, INC. Sells tor Less! Featuring BiIl's Quality Meats llOl UTAH MONTY'S TRADING POST Trader Monty's Outfit Everything for the Sportsman and Workingman Monty's Hates High Prices Phone 9222 l42 W. Park St. Butte, Mont LEGN and EDDlE'S DRIVE-INN 0 Q 0 . . Car Service . . Sandwiches and Fountain 0 Q 0 Phone 9788 l304 Harrison Ave. Butte, Montana Court House Grocery ond Mo rket W Cor. Granite and Montana Sts. H A WE GIVE s. AND H. GREEN s1'AMPs , . -' 1 , , ' 'X - G? ' ' ' 15 Q ffi We Deliver L ff - 4' 'I8 Nor-I-h Main . . Phone 2-4640 . . Congratulations to the Class of 1953 ENGRAVING COMPANY 112 Hamilton Street Butte, Montana .. 1 lm..-iiii1u,.1,,.-M1M1rrn1...,1n,,1,,,,1.,,,1.nu ik A Butte concern serving MONTANA mi1M1nn-ml-.nn-.n,11,,,.1M1nn.-m...m.1.l.,1.,n1.n,11..1..l... l - 1 Compliments ot I MGNTGOMERY 1 1 DRUG COMPANY 140 West Park Street ' 219 North Main Street L y . Q . 1 Prompt Free Delivery l IIR B ll Q 10 Cll' I Butte Montana l .,,,-,,,,..,,,,1,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,, ,,,, ,-,,,1,,,,1,m-,m,,,,,,1,,-, ,,,, ,- i -ln1nn-uu--nl-uu1nn1uu-un-nn--ll-nl-un1u-llLn-- ALE ' Ice Cream . Pies . Cakes . Rolls S S SERVICE Special Orders for all Occasions The . . Complete Fountain Service Milk Shakes Our Specialty 1 Awarded First Prize at Montana State - - C0mPa'1Y I College Fair '49-'so-'51 OF BUTTE For CAS in the Country It's PROPANE Z S, 8 L, i , r , l 'ts:4ei'izf:,zi :f.,,i1'11:eS 1 Ice Cream Sfore On Highway IO and 91 just West of Butte Mgnl-ana'5 Finest Ice Cream Pl10I1e 7051 72 w. Broadway Phone 2-4207 Montana State Office 5 B f' H. Cr A. A FINE PIANOS FOR OVER MU 'f'aL :ne :ft H I 53 72 YEARS mte ene I I e ns. . , 'd , H ' I, G , Expert Tuning and Regulating Health Qliailtn ancjplfxe 'WP - : - i Vincent Anderson, Manager 216 N0fl'l'1 Main Sffeef T 7th Floor Metals Bank Bldg. Butte, Montana i Butte, Montana -,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-,,-W,,-,, ----- H- ,,,- - ....-,.-..-..-..-..-..-,.-,.- - - l I l EARL S I BOLEVER Modern Cleaners Your Dependable - O - l ' REALTOR The Home of Good Cleaning - Q - ' ' ' 2037 Harrison Avenue Park Street at Montana Phone 5004 Butte, Mom. i Phone 5309 l ,,.-,,-,.-.....,-,.-.,....-,,-..,-...-..-..-...-.i -..-..-..-..-.. ..... ..-..-..-..-......- Compliments l When you Want to read, MET TAVERN l375 Harrison Avenue . . think of . . l P. o. NEWS STAND l A Complete Line of l . . - . - Offlce Supplies o Q o Pete and joe Yerkich and l Bob Pavlovich, Proprietors 1 Cards for Every OCCa5'0n l lst Choice . . . l , ty? f AT YOUR 14 lil If FRIENDLY cnocisns fp - WE 0 ' L e f! - . i - Ccrplno Compliments of Har 'son at Grand E W N nd Us d E - Tirixsvaand Tulies E Tlre Mart Recapping E . of . . 0 . Repai '7g E Montoincz Ke eY Tres Lml 3 120 North Main sneer Phone 7350 at Butte Butte, Montana ..,...-...,-......,.,.-....-....-...- .-..,..-....-....-...-...1- .-.- - lll. - I -n--------w---I---1---Im-rw-II---1----I---------v Thanks for your orders . . . we are always anxious to serve you for those : special occasions . . . Home Owned Since 1900 il? lYour Lumber Number 32457 l . WILH ELM 5 ' ' ' FLOWER SHOPPE 825 East Iron Street Phone Z-3695 I35 W. Broadway Butte MONT-N18 -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-,.-..-..-..-..- i -..-..-. ---- ......-..- -.--..--.-..-.F Rlleyls MQ rkel' Compliments of Wholesale and Retail Meats , l34 W. Park St. Butte, Montana PCI-lurlck Buckley -..-..-........-..-..-..-..- -...-...-........-..,-M.. -...- - .-...-........-..-......-..-........-..-...... Compliments of Compliments of , l HUB CLOTHING Judge J. J. Winston I Stumwmers l -............-..-..-..-...-.......- ..,. -...-.............. BROWN'S AUTO PARTS i Meet Me At The . . formerly Northwestern Machine 81 T Welding Company T '-1- Your N. A. P. A. lobber Replacement Parts for Cars and Trucks . . Automotive and General Machine Shop . . Electric and Acetylene Welding ' Phone 6504 i i-..-1 llO W. Cralena St., Butte, Montana ' . . 73 West park St' Wenzel A. Brown, Pres. ! PATRONIZE THE HARDWARE DEALER IN YOUR HOME TOWN: Whether It's Builders' Hardware, Tools, Paint, S d Fertilizer, Sc ning,or Machinery ' ' G dB ' T d With You Neighborly HomeTown Hardwar M h Wholesale Only MONTANA HARDWARE COMPANY Buiie . . . Greet Fells 1.1ggi..-lnllni.....u.-H..-ni...1411.-.nuin.in-.ll-..n1.nn.-.rm..-nu1uu,.uu-uu...u---nu--an-fnn:nu1 Keep Your Home in Good Repair Lumber . Cement . Wollbocirds Building Supplies . Insulciiion . Roofing INTERSTATE LUMBER COMPANY 472 E. Mercury ST. Phone 2-2341 For Over 32 Years Builders of . . Modern Highways . . Sewer Systems . . Water Systems . . Concrete Paving . . Asphalt Paving . . Excavations ot all Kinds Moclern Machinery ancl Efficiency KlElY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CONTRACTORS Butte, Montana NEW PARK MARKET Groceries . Meats . Provisions Vegetables and Fruits in Season Bird's Eye Frozen Foods 6I5 W. Park St. Butte, Mont. Phone 2-2361 S. I. Briggs, Prop. 1 -M1.I-.01,,.1nn1nn1nn1nn1nn..nl1. 1 il-- Rich mon Clothes Your Money Buys More at a RICHMAN STORE I27 North Main Street ..nnlnnlnu.-nn...in.1mi-.nii.1.m-nu1nn...iin1nn-.-.-uu.-iiu- D. B. Chaia G. I. Moses D. B. C. ond Compony Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings 53 E. Broadway Butte, Montana Compliments of Schwolrtz Men's Store 29 W. Park Butte, Montana Compliments of Stolndord Body Works 598 East Front Street H. Lane, Prop. Russ Bagly and Bill Hatch BUTTE-HELENA MOTOR FREIGHT I 133 Oregon Q -lgiglillillillill-I,1..,1uu....nu.-n.1u,1..1 1 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of I953 o Q 0 George D. McCarthy TAYLO R'S 39 West Park Street IARMAN and RODGERS HALL SHOES for MEN ..,mi,,,1M1U110,1,.,...,,.i,,,,1,,,,1.:,,i.n-,..1,.1 .- Western Meot Co. I35 East Park Street Phone 5651 The Monorch Cleoners West Park Street -H11 1..1nn1nn--l1..inn..nn-nqlnnlll-.nl-....i, Congratulations from SchuItz's Borber Shop ZII West Park Street -nininiuuinin1un1n.1..1...1......1.....,.-. .-,I Quolity Covers ore Blue Ribbon Winners 0 Q o Your l953 MAROON yearbook cover was created by . . THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY 5260 West IO4th Street Los Angeles 45, California 0 Q 0 Dedicated to Fine Cover Making .g.....1n1..1..1..1,.1..1l.1..1u...u--.l.- .-...- Toys-Mechanical Toys, Dolls, Construction Toys, Paint Sets, Puzzles, Models and Textiles TOY HOUSE Mrs. A. j. Boyle, Prop. Stationery-Greeting Cards, Tallies, Invitations, Table Decorations, Christmas Cards, Etc. IOI E. Broadway Butte, Montana Subscriptions to All Leading Magazines Compliments of BUTTE TOMBSTONE COMPANY Authorized Dealer of ROCK OF AGES 'I' 2428 South Montana St. Phones 5095-4855 Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Butte, Montono WU LF REALTY CO. Insurance, Real Estate and Mortgage Loans IOS West Granite Street Phone 7348 Butte, Montana MULCAHY'S BAR 0 Q 0 Beer . Liquors . Wines o Q 0 32.2 N. Main Street Butte, Montana McKEE PRINTING COMPANY 138 West Granite Street Phone 2-2334 YYVVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVW I O AAA: AAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Lithographers . Steel Die cmd Copper Plate Printers 0 Q 0 Rubber Stamps . Seals . Labels TVVYVVVVVVVVVVVTVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV ALAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAAAALAAL We Have a Complete Lithographing Plant A School With a Conspicuous Record of Success in Training Men and Women for Business Careers . . . . . . More than sixty years of accomplishment. School in session all summer. You can enroll any time for Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Short- hand, Accounting, Secretarial. Fully accred- ited high school course. Grade Work. Cal- culating machine work . . . Established l89O One of the Leading Commercial Training Schools of the Entire Northwest Day and Night Classes The Entire Year 1, L. Scott, President Phone 2-2391 -,.1,,.i...1,..1.,1,.1,,,1 .1 .-qu,uu....nn-nuiunlnnlnu- Compliments of . . DOLAN Advertising SERVICE o Q 0 3l West Granite St. Addressograph and Butte, Montana Craphotype Expert Equipment Mimeographing Embosograph and Multhilith Duplicating Shocards Letterheads Cartoons -im.. 1nn.-nn-.nn.1n-1u.1m...uu1nn1nn..l.1..1..-.p - Congratulations to the cLAss or 1953 it CHRISTY'S WALDORF FOODS -,,....rm1nu11,..-1W1ul.-..1......1.,..,.....,,..-.111I..-..-.... GIRLS' CENTRAL ACTIVITY CLUB . . to the Class of 7953 ,.1n1.....,,....M1............-......,.i..1,U-...101 1M..-..1.li...-nq..',..l.1..1..1 -. .-m.1......,..,..-,.i... MONTANA BAKERY o . o Everything Fine in the PASTRY LINE o Q o Phone 2-43Ol 605 W. Park Window Glass Auto Glass Plate Glass Mirrors THE GLASS HOUSE 22.7 South Main St. Butte, Montana Ceo. Schulte, Proprietor Phone 7l7l THE MAN WHO KNOWS WEARS TIMELY CLOTHES THE TOGGERY l l7 North Main Street lVlen's and Boys, Clothing and Furnishings First In Everything New . . Dan O'Neill Butte's Newest Fomily Shoe Store Best Shoes tor Less ' - o We Also Carry a Complete Line of ATHLETIC SHOES Baseball, Football, Bowling, Tennis, Dancing and Skating Shoes . . also . . Do Not Forget Our Expert Shoe Repairing Featuring Finest Award Sweaters o Q 0 wan Tiddy 1 l Compliments i THRIFTI-MART 5 740 W. Granite Street o Q 0 Quality Groceries l Visit the i RANCI-louse l ..af. t 1 - MUNTANA - l As ns snmua Be 5 32 E. Broadway Butte sHoEtoRluM 5 6 PM l25 West Park Street 7 if WHERE ull Nl0NTANA loves to SH 0 P .1 Mar ja6Aion gore Locclfed in HBUTTE Also in LIVINGSTON Compliments of the BOARD of TRADE -: CLUB :- ik'-ki? 16-18 Eoist Pork Street Butte, Montcinoi 1..1,,,1In.-u....m-M..q'1.,..1.,-.ul1.,-..1.,1,.-..--..-ln... ...u...u.1u-K..-ui.i,.-...1..i...i..,1..-.. - Compliments of - ' f I ?.:tk:o,.'. 'gi 'I 375 1 l -4 MARTY'S ALLEYS ompl iments ot Ccitholic Cemeteries + 102 West Granite St. Butte, Monta l 131 Compliments to the 1953 Graduating Class W. P. FULLER 8. CO. Paints - Mirrors - Picture Frami g Glass and Glazing Phone 2-2349 -lg.-:ruin-11nn.-un..nnlnn..-nninn-.un..un1qn1ll1an BE A GOOD CITIZEN! join in Our Civil Defense Program now sir if sir Compliments of E. J. KEELEY CO. W. Park St. 1025 S. Main pk g ,' ... I I -N 1 ,. K fe, -. f. T, IX, .2 M1 .A A .f .-ifi, , L 5 Ch N..- 1 'X V7 COITI l' at T f f i F42 -it, ' Q ' J a P Ts O :xo 452' li V, 'SD ' Aff 'Ati , in .1 R- T4 te-rf' ' ' fy g Y ' X-tg, XQQQL fi, '---.5 2 L w Y A fi? 'fr iff, 1-1? ff ff T5 NP' K, '37, C - P fax-v 4 X51 'qggq i Qi f i ,. AXQJOSEPH M LYBEN E fi its A ff: 1:7-5 ' J- -M gl 71 .AV v S C? A r g if, ,555 Qaf A A TT Kf,- QQ CTF' RQ? 2' 1. Vt 521. -ee, 'fjsaaf 'gg f ! r Ti X21 aff 1 O n T5 A r up X522 V4 .. S L- 4 fggffv H CCPXN Tc 'sf jfsb 1-aff ig., V -SS jx' dxf E crib Q M335 Q -2 Q Ax XC, ei,-. X Q -ff :E34 Rik! Q 51. . -. 12- .i ' , 'tt PJ, Cx 41' L. - , qi' nil? G25 . 24 ,V ff tfeii- iid Q., Q6 - --fx 1: Vg A - Ee,-if -aff Xp a ' ' g.,fL' --V QA 1, T' xii . of The . .XDR - ? R 'lea , NC ,. C' f Z K P' inc? A 14-1 fl Y' C, cg, X C-633, ,,.Y?,?Q CTT! ,qi 7, wf:,. X -f 1.,,.1.,,1..1..1..1i....4i.1..1g.-...1M.-,I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Greetings, Future Customers . . METALS We say Future'l even though we realize that many of our friends at Boys' Central are already Savings customers. But one of these days you'll discover, to an even greater degree, the need for the many services of a strong, friendly bank and when that day comes you'Il find the Metals Bank eager to serve you just as they have been serving Butte folks for the past 7l years. nike BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY Butte, Montana Mg mber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C Q Tb. Q Z. ,W .1 D ,E GQ 1 Ci, EX SHOP.. I -o- A ' w. J. SEWELL Hardware Company I oun owN HARDWARE L Your Friendly Phone 5101 I Department Store g I 221 East Park Street 0 Q 0 I Butte, Montana 68 West Park Street Butte, Montana 0 Q 0 I .- 1...-. -. 1 1nnlnninninni..1,,.i..1..,-..1,,g1..1..i,,.1,,.1,,,1,......1..1uim... 1 1 1 1 1 IT PAYS T0 PLAY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT -,., . - . 't'i3:f2f f'h iffifi' f ' , HARRY ELLIS ,Q A JOHN QUINN ,e .ng .- - TREASURE STATE SPORTING GOODS 22 EAST PARK STR-EET Gifts of Leather Last Forever r t RAY-D-ANT 9 wg L ,gy 5 CLEANERS sig' f L 1 .A-A A .. ' For Beauty and Luster . i . EIS ' ! I ' ' . . ' Cobban andfl-larrlson National Trunk FGCTOVY Phone 3386 - Butte, Mont. 105 W. Broadway Butte, Montana i -Ili-llIlvlll1nn-nlllllug-11117nqTglllgln.1n.,inl,TuII,t, Illl im., E 'Ml T T T'57WTHV' 'u'l Tl 'i -'ll' Compliments of Compliments of 7 TEN-91 INN i . . Jock Lester's Mo rket N'SS5,E,,lfannCat'On' Walkerville, Montana Q -,,,....,,.- -..,.-,..-....u,,....,,.-.,..-...-,,.-.,- ... - - ! ! Com Iiments of QUALITY MEATS Q p -'lil 1 Phone 2-1883 BUY'-E5 BAR Compliments of H. I. M RPHY Qt TE co E xx SY 52 ..., f Az Q -Ex Q Distributors - Y in tExAco PEtRoLEuM PRODUCTS Phone 2-3034 Butte, Montcmo Remember . . . It is Butte Industries Thot Support Butte Institutions I WHEN YOU USE - HANSEN'S - 3612? gow MOJuCf5 You ore Helping to Increose Opportunities for Employment ond Encouroiging Butte Enterprise HANSEN PACKING COMPANY BuT'rE, MONTANA 1 1 ,1.1.1,,.1..,1,.1,1,.1..1,..1,.1.1,.1...1,,,,1,,,.1,,,1Im-.w.1un..M1M1M1un1IIu1..1iiu1nn1nn1n.1. 1 1 i Compliments of Compliments of B9 I09II0 Storage Treasure State . . and . . Appliance Co. BEER Distributors Ottice and Warehouse: o Q o SOO Utah Avenue Appliance and Service Dept.: Office: zoo North Main sf. 881 South Arizona Buffey Monfana T Butte, Montana I - 0 - 1 - Q- I Established in Montana j Over Fifty Years Phone 26545 I You Will Enjoy Wonderful Family Style Dinners at RAYMOND'S FIRE SIDE LOUNGE Country Fried Chicken, Choice Steaks 3201 Harrison Avenue , I ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY ' I Open-5 p. m. Weekdays-4 p. m. Sundays-Catering Wedding A Breakfasts and Special Parties MONTANA BROOM 8. BRUSH it 730 East Iron Street Butte, Montana NEWBRO DRUG CO Wholesale Distributors 0 Q 0 Butte, Montana .- 1iiu....n.1iiu1....un1iin1nu..nn1nE1,m-...EI1 inl- LEN WATERS Loads ot Lovely Gift Items for Every Occasion . .y Priced Reasonably C-lame inlland Browse Around ' 4 MART cot? f 25EgROiQwAY J ROWE'S BAR AND LOUENGE 4 Miles South of Butte I I Butte, Montana I ..ug1.gg1qq1qgTmiami-:ETllinuQ-nITnn1l.1lI-1ll.Tngl.gg- MlssouLA NURSERY Corsages and Artistic Floral Arrangements it I Phone 2-4277 1134 Utah Ave. Butte, Montana I -,.-,.-..t-....-,..-u.-.-,,,.-i..-....i,-........,..-... 0 Q o 'l'l9 N. Main St. Phone 7344 , u FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCH, Montana s Largest Music Supply mNNER,suPPER,sNAcKs Your Best Service in Music and Instruments Pianos ft S ' Of' Radios Finest Repairing Butte, Montana ' . ' all ifll I 'I iii lf' . rl' lv V. :I A 1. A Ui Designers! Importers I A,4 ManufacIurers gl' I Ip: I lily N p pi f I we Dlshnaliye Glffsf .-'xl ,I fI ' I' ' -'VI 'A ,I I I l I I ilplyjvwivvnylyvvibivvvvvll viuvvdfii-ivvvjzuvvvvvvvvvvvvv VI In y in If Q I ' F,f,L!C7':. D-fll'llLIl K ,, ' I f Ifllllli, ' .Ill I Ill f Ill! I Ii 'xii fl - X , , I1 5 if f 3 I , x IIIIIIEI. CTRIQA IIICOIITRA 'IIORS I I fkrlll' -:XX X1-ilf' A fllf llllg ,I V5 li' Lf ru 'A' I I I I ff W I I M I ww ,wolf - II f I in I pil- M' if I -I ' 25 . ,K 'A ' ,A- I' I iff , 1 I I ' -fl ,QI I fi9 wlIl . N L ,I -J l- ' f ' fl .fl ' ' l1'l l ., ' Iflll I I I ,ill X 1 flgtffi 1 I Mi PT! gap! 'MAX akll fx 1. X ll Sql! 3 xv I I I Jill' :lk I I . II. VJ ,I X lllf Yi I 935' 'I,bhc, b I ili. I, I 3. E - ! U , ,X mi I' - V V l--- A 'E Q MF' 4 , -I1 , I. ' J .if lil I 'I I !'.iI Nw 5 ily I' I ,V I 7:2 ' X ,WAI if I! 3 'X xl I F I e agefi, na- I vi .lf f.,-l - Ifgi fi ' ' NIU ff 4 ll- Il I ' I. I. Gleason, President anc:I,,IfVIel1ager ' II. I x XIII I f I 5 l X gf' : 'I I iv 'Av fix fAX.M'.:i ? IW, -11.1 ,XJ ir -ri ,Xie 'ljx I IA J l X ' ,sill ' , I if 1, rj Ip. I N 2 l'- ,f :lull ' mfg ll ll rx. I I Servicing All Makes of Appliances Radios and Electric Labor Services AAAAAAAAAAAALLLALAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLAAAAALAA 204 Wesl' Park Street Phone 6893 SUPER CREAMED Ice Crecim Fcictory 21 South Dakota . . Phone 9992 For Better Service .and. Better Ice Cream + Compliments ot F. W. GRAN D-SILVER 5c - 51.00 Store 22 West Park Street Serving Satisfied Customers From Coast to Coast We Wish for You Seniors a Happy, Useful Future Montono Window Cleoning Co. Since 1919 H-O Motor Supply Co. 0 Q 0 Wholesale Distributors Replacement Parts . Supplies and Equipment o . 0 Phone 3241 7 W. C-alena Butte, Montana THE FLORSHEIM sHoE sHoP 19 W. Park Butte, Mont Phone 2-3678 'A E. M. Sullivan, Manager BUTTE SASH 8a DOOR COMPANY 26 East silver Street General Millwork Phone, 7662 Butte, Montana The Miners Notioncil Bcmk of Butte, Montana gy . All Deposits up to 510,000 Insured with Federal Insurance Corporation -un.-nn-.nn1nu1nn..nu-.un..nu-aninu.-np-un--nn-uni - Congratulations to the Class of '53 MINERS DAIRY Butte's Favorite Since 1902 1s39AsTREE'r it We Deliver to Your Door in Glass or Paper Containers J'l4l , fi' L 'fe -Q, , , . i i ,. if? . 4 W 'f ' . j I V fy . l f I! J! I C ll Tl j f f ii' W if ,fn' i il' ., .Il ' l' I ' jil fl ff I Q . ' I ,f - ,J l lf X L 'lj 'l' , ' J! f i if,f:i ,,ffl'f oi? X ffl' DA'-Y'5H,EA , if ,ir , ' K 'V W 'L J, iff ,J ' if it it ffl' M if ft if yff'f1'MOBWffARY J. ITN, i i X , ,fi X7 ,f I l l , ff, 5' fl A I JJ I gouth Idaho St. il it lcomalligy I Butte, Montana l fffjef - ' tif fl ' I fl ff! l , I 'I' Z f if it X 1 ily ,fl fl h ' ' Y- Francis X. Dolan Dennis Shea fred MINALJFQGD ifll ' 'T i .,'!!l 1 yfyfylf I - 1 1 '1 '- '- 1n'1 - 1 'H' ' ' eW..fQ..4if.. if l I M l Alf! Z if j Clif L' , h 'X Do Ro so eifemrtu f TER1 Wi . ffyl ,yi ,V A 7 Dependable - Reliable - Service f ' iff' , I 2 rl.- ' I 'XV HUG' P la SJ ' UU 600' eigfyglfl neg 1 SPRING and AUTO SERVICE f xp! A A xy, . , 'l 'R f LJ! . ,f I ' Corner Colorado Cr Mercury Sts. C . W A W O Phone 2-1669 , V i ' L, , if ', if .... H' Compliments of if ' f- f 7 I lft' l t. I REAL ESTATE 5 rn. 1lBGbel1 Duckhqm P-Ze-INSURANCE AND MiNEs2ev 1 ' 'hx C5 1 if ff o . o ee 4 335 West Granite Stre L ' County Clerk and Recorder x lefee Butte, Montana fp I g, i m-I--.lien-ee-..-.1..-..-1.-.. .,,,,..,,,- gf -nn-:vi-gn-IfIn--H-ll--I-In--IH'-H --M- -1'l-'H1- '- XX fiffl9eTQl'4gy rything your Prescription calls for - including your Doctor's Comioli ents of confidence - Ask him. ' I ' ,. ' g f'7f!f I i5i.ciFiiC'Hi'iJE ..and.. FUR COMPANY are l i Driscoll's Phormcicy i 6Ol West Park Street I Phone 3308 Congratulations to the 1953 Class . . from . . Butte Automobile Deulers Association . Q . Barclay Motors Inc. Butte Motor Co. Butte Truck 8' Motor Copper City Motors Currie-Buick Davis Motor Co. DeGeorge Motor Sales Highland Motor Co. Murray Motor Co. Parker-Morelli Motor C Wakeley Pontiac Wellman Motors Co. Wilson Motor Co. 0. 25 South Montana I7 East Galena 53 West Granite Mercury Cr Wyoming 123 South Montana 200 South Clark H8 South Arizona ll4 South Montana Galena and Colorado lOl South Montana I5 West Galena 39 East Galena 8 South Montana ' 9 X WV ff Ty fy ff Aomp' e ts of ,- , ' FQ e M W P H FM XIIQEEQJINY NT!! QJJ S O 0 5 WJXIQUN Y F 214 .Pa B.m,MO naw! D c AN s of Q-4. sp x Ph 675, My Z! B0 Sfep on cf lxzle or Health a 1 ,. ,.-...- ,W n,-,. M-.. n-,. I . ..-..-.. ...-..-, .. ...-..N-..-.u-.. , . , N if NBL Co' pliguents ' ff inievs of I ' - . , 'J . . JJ 0 059475 J LIQW i f ' X vf X Jeb! e andMBAR 9 T3 1:-rfrQ!Mam'i 3 1 ' ' ' A NX, xB 2016 H A A 3, M'-QV 'H-'Wf'FLlQll tQf,flQ'QQfQl-W x om im f , KN , WJ 5 ,ELLIS PAINT co C! ! V J if 0T M55 if Point XO! Thpfl.Zjiif Television gf f .JY i - 5 My C Pat Egan : 920 south A sf General Manager E Ph 3227 -mi-.-mi-nn1im--nii1nn1u1iin1u:i1nux...xiii-un-nniiin SUNDBERG Plumbing 8g Electric Co. Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Supplies Contracting and Repairing lO2 E. Park Phone 2-3689 Butte, Montana 1 1 -un-.iin1iiu1uu1uu1un1nn1 1 1 1 1m1- Compliments Underwood Corporation Underwood Standard Electric and Portable Typewriters Sunstrand Adding Machines Phone 2-3019 4l E. Broadway Butte, Montana Compliments ot LOUIS S. COHN COMPANY Butte, Montana ir As Usucil . . . The Unusual in Smart Apparel tor Misses and juniors. Budget Prices With Friendly Credit EMIL MARANS 'I6 North Main Street-Butte 203 Main Street-Anaconda Shop Emil Marans Stores First Butte and Anaconda I Compliments of RYAN-BUTTE CO. Wholesale Distributors Armour Canned Foods Libby Fine Canned Foods Morning Milk Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Mrs. I. G. McDonald Chocolates -l.1...-1.1,..1M-..1.'-.....- -.iiu1un1ii ,nllnnl Complete Line of BUILDING MATERIALS PIONEER FUEL AND LUMBER COMPANY . Q . 220 East Iron Street M W W Mir? fm QMNQEZY fn af Wiiiiifii ' 1 Afj Us l 3 M qrgnt Paid on J AM I Wy! Wqiire Savings y ' ' 'E8f ' i 1' P bn'25E'T2fzEi '- '-H , 'S I d e PA MIE PARISIAN ' PatS ch,.Pr ieto I '81 -an ' Sf- B i nf. ch Dyein and Cleaning ' --- -1 -f '-Q ---H 1 -2 gpf2.yef,,2ff. ..-..-..-Enfe:e325 cc U 1 A .'7 P4. c AS? nfslfloggg x a . - , or - , , , L so S . L AILA2 BAR 0 I i o er'P xx nd Arizona J M -..-.. ..- .... I . 2 ' I My I Gerc1ld's Market . 7, 5 1-5 of i 403 North Main St. I ' in , ALI I Mutual Phone 2-2429 ' . i 0 Q 0 ,DDI i e B s s Sfcui on I Th e I' 4 0 Q 0 E GAMER'S Electric oncl Music Mort Butte Headquarters for Montana's Largest Shoe Store ' RECORDS RADIOS MUSIC I Shoes 'for All the Family Band Instruments . Hammond Organs Bags and Hosiery Pianos I Radio-Phonographs I Frigidaire Appliances Montana's Leading 54 W, Park Butte, Mont. l Appliance and Music Store l - .... - .... -..i-..i- .... -i.-..- - -,..-,.- .... -,..-i,-.,- -.,.-n......-..,- .... - ,... - .,.. -..i-i.-,.-........-M-..-..- Compliments ot Compliments of I JOE LESTER i THE coTtAoE Complete Food Market C 'Y Assesso' 327 s. Excelsior Phone 3285 -..-..- .... -i,.-..-..-..-n..-..-,,.-,.-.,,-,,- -,,, ,,,-,,-,M,,-M,,,-M,-,,-E,-,,-,,,,-,,-,,-,,, Compliments of T Parker Davis Howard Merhar l Le H t l B . ggolt o e our I 48 West Broadway - Butte County Auditor I Mixed Drinks ooo Bottled Beer I ir 'k Best Wishes From THE MONOGRAM CLUB Boys' Centrcil High School 'A' 'k Complete PRINTING Service -410,1 'iSince 1928 I Maroon Year Books Hove Been Printed by ..THE.. STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY , , COMMERCIALIA PRINTING DEPARINIENT 69 West Broodwoy I I -1499- Printing . Ruling. Bookbincling Best Wislies fo the Seniors X fromx CLASS oF1955 U--stjloan -- . v l Electric Company L i ' Cgmpnmenfs of Electrical Contracting L - - Phone 2-4747 Butte, Mont. ond HOLLAND : , y X 55 East Broadway L . 0 , -..-..,-..-.,..,.-..-..-..-..-,.t-,..g.,.- ..,. -r..-.,n- -M-,I-M-MlM-M-W-M-H-n-WIn-H-W - l OURTEOUS 24'H SULLIVAN ROOF CO. APABLE Ambulgie Roofing, Waterproofing AREFUL QRIVERS sefvice and Shingling ' ' ' l OWL CAB Buy Your Supplies From Us - h 'EASY TERMS v ' 'l , E PHONE 4335 - , . 4, - ! Metals Bank r'Bldg.J1 s. Main sf. 304 S Montana Phone 2-3l25 Coley Kelly john Lefty Pollard -..im-.llnl-..1......1......n1,.1,,.i ...ninulnn-.nn-nnlnn.--milnn1nn1nn1nn1ul1nq1-uni-pg-Min--I--ul-..l- Besf Regards to the Seniors from CLASS OF 1956 1 A , L If A , R4 J, L I ,fU',7 T ', ' QV , lv!! T 4 if l N RMA ,rf I CWDQWGHTS of X ' ,L If , O E f. f Lb O ' Stor ond P X! l ' ' lllil 0 TWH O U 5? gf t ffm 2 U.n:que Cleaners 5 4 ll ' 7 i f' fl f R A Breakfast an? Klflnclyfels?MV ML lj o ik' Q U West 'Saw Sta L R 45 South Main Street Lf' pk! Butte, Montana 7 Tr. X Phone 4873 L Xu' JL? E Q f 7 7ff 76L -f'-n7VL I j' - - 7 ' A 3 A f t1 X if f Complinfxgts of LL ff 1' ffl! g I 'X : ' L A 2 ,ffl V W REXALL R L 7 X fs. KLQLPUB aria I2'g gAS, DRUG . ly! If Q JV! ! - aln . 7 LLT36 WestffJPaFk Street Phone 7525 Zglgnlgrlgiik L ff MV 2 f af Ph?-me 2-5836 if ix V QI! We C-ua d Your eaI'fh G oo LUCK FOR L5 i VLWE DE I ER - rrrr t - -- 375 ' o ii V Cor'7gi4fments of 'V I Qjf Z J 1 X Comp! mqwg of A L T ' I W T, JNDIA s 5 ff4 T4 V5 Miles Qouth rr n Ave! h'f'LHe Plpce - LYDIA AENIIQSXD V5 'ffjff' fx 5 I ff V Li? o Phone 2-522 Buff fm T. -----------R-R--W-.--n--H --i- .--r..l--.- 777EYqS,..g,,,,-,,,...,.,,,.,. ., ... .....an..-H..-.. ll ..---- . T I V COmp me 'S of tj Montono Cos ro ry . . Free Delivery . . L 601 s. Montana Phone 2-1227 ICE CREAM T In--Mm-MWM-M-M-MM- FACTORY I cHlcAco FURNITURE AND SOO South Main St. Phone 7863 2 MATTRESS COMPANY 1 HO East Broadway Butte Phone 6267 Montana Plumbing, Heating and Electric Supplies o gk o REARDON PLUMBING Heating 84 Electric Co. Phone 2-4360 129 E. Park si. i Butte, Montana 1iin1,m1ln1.,1,.....i..,-,ruin,,1,,,,i.,.-iiu1iin..iiii.. Parkway Beer Parlor 521 West Park Street .-im-im-..,..,,..-.,,,-M..-.,..-M-.,,,,,.,,..,,.,-..,.-.,......,.... g Becky's Meat Market 740 West Granite Phone 2-I I33 Butte, Mont. TOWN TALK BAKERY 61 I East Front Street Phone 2-4985 I ogjko Bread - Rolls - Cookies Cakes Made for All Occasions -ll-.iin1.,1,,......l1,m1.n1nn1iin1iiii-iiii1,,.,.-m.1i,i.1im- L CITY TRANSFER LINE 602 South Arizona St. o Q o Transfer ancl Storage Phone 2+I2I9 J. W. HARKINS Wholesale 22 East Quartz Street o Q 0 Beverage Manufacturers Hires Root Beer . Squirt . Clicquot Club Mixes and Flavors C-reen River . Fruit Bowl Cherry Blossom - Confectionery Tobacco and Cigars o Q o Phone 4383 Compliments THE CLUB . . and . . THE CLUB LOUNGE 'ir C I3 West Broadway Congratulations cmd Best of Luck from MR. AND MRS. EARL K. ROOTH to the Faculty and Seniors of BOYS' CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL . . and . . GIRLS' CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL T Fkqfo .Simba 206 West Pork Street Phone 5689 ik ik ik ik 'ik ik Besf Wishes fo Fcfculiy cmd Unclerclcssmen from THE CLASS OF 1953 ik 75? ik ik ik ik ik is iff is es? ik Success fo The Class of '53 from CLASS OF '54 ikikil? H wiki? Best Wishes from MIKE MANSFIELD if Mk. III Qi CLASS or '53 I OI .,t. SH ERIFF BILL DALLING Compliments of WALSH'S ENGINEERING -M-nu-.u,1,.n.-.4li.-...1.1.0,-.,.,,1,,.1,,,,...,.,...,,,,.-,. Compliments of DAVIDSON GROCERY CO Distributors of DEL MONTE Ccinned Foods Ohio and Platinum Streets Butte, Montana -..i..1.,1..1..-.,,....q.-q..1...1..n1...,1.,.,.1.M...m.--,w1.m.-.m1,,...,.,,.- .1 1 .-,.,.1,1..1,.,,1,.,,1niillmiun-. Ap A Q i?Q:L9IW QQIf'I by Sjyomplimjyfdg to the Class of 53 Il' A VQJI f U' M WI ' Ib QI x f' I I , ' flied - XIII' if 1 f I I IQIULQQJ I K' IIIIQIIIII ,ijt I9 III IW XXIOII x . V' it -vi SLU A J J' I I ,SO 155 Gp 'I Sirk Q30 QL If CII if H B BRI NCK I vin? o 0 U AND EMPLCYEES ,m1n.1nu.-Hain...-.miMin...m-nn..nn-I..--..n...,m..,,..1.,.-,,,i,,,,-,4 PATRONIZE in.-11:22.-:+1:7p.-n:4.:T1:1 f-:Q Y..-1: Y nn-.u1nn1na Complimenis of CAHIll-MDONEY J ninn1nu1n.inn..nr1n 7 is Cp K P fl xj MV? I ' xr X X .ls 'I OUR ADVERTISERS Q 0,14 rf j U! Q 1 WD My M193 ......,.........-...Tp 4, . '.... Q YW L J Aj f ,JJ 1 -A ,ywfyfwf ff ,ff V7 X! f-'if X,3xxQJX 7 at CONSTRUCTICN CCMPANY XXX Phone 4368 J .II I-. 1 f . V , A A MY, I I fl I. ,I I ',If I ' .f ,I - if' , ' f ' , ' fi' ju jjf Mfr! XM X ,J fl! X!! jf, I f I! 1 U1 , f , pf ,I ,ff f f I I ,Ly J Li' 'li VJ f KH ' 'J dl! jg E 'T' 1 I M! If I- - if ,fl -ff JI! 'T ji F .ini y d Ijs gf- . j kk!! Nj- , Xi! fjfff ' J PZSEERCSINIEE EIOME INI3IJsTRf QQLIDJQE IVV! V! .!!Uj ja , HIM!! jgjy Q Q jj.. jjfkfff !Mj,f 1 M7 'XLQIIMQ y t, 7 wg! Q YV Y! Q jf Q1 XXIQILIAT Bur ELBUILDSL I I , uf.-ff 1 5 iffy! Nj! CI Z L BU' Wm If fif' XXI-i II II f V I' , - I X' 1 , J! ft!! ZX It 'Ifzmajf W 'YQWX G I. jimi, lr I 1 IU- M .fx jf J if H QLEOWING FIRMS HAVE E WU ff Iyjgf ..ancl.. ,W WllfONTINUE TO SERVE YOU: fm I NORTHWEST STATES SUPPLY CO If 9555! A, enue I SULLIVAN VALVE and ENGINEERING C07 ,J 0 Harrison Avenue and Front Street Aln, H-' D, J j X 5 I5 A WESTERN BGILER f ,fi , I 2' 1400 East Front Street of Q ,5'!'.if' S X F ,ff I GOLD TOP HEATING, INC.-I 9' ,, 1400 East Front Street J f ' 5 AUTOGRAPHS W V , , WAJ6 2,471 f7 LV' 'BN 'IW M 5Wfff'yJ2e iffy M M AUM V ll f THREE SHlFTLESS SKUNKS Wzjnfyv We Had to Put It Somewhere no Wi 'Mi W WMI fV bb W W f e e V A, I ffm MM jf? JW! 1,1 if My f - , OL! tl Ja 'QQ W ,f ,fy ff 1 CELL- XS? KVM 'MM X A MTWZLVY' AAMX ax .A WK!! XZ .M V' .glfllffy jf Y-76 1 lir- .. U I 4 4 ' CII,-'X jiwgff mf 3252? e M 99' , MX, WMWWQ? 6150 Wffqfffwf e RETROSPECT CENTRAL SCHOOL YEAR or 1952-53 First Semester SEPTEMBER- ' Sept. l: Football practice begins with prospects looking good. Sept. 2: School reopens, new faculty members are Bro. O'Donnell, Bro. Pilon, Bro. Fellows, Bro. O'Hare, Bro. Frick and Bro. Hueller. Sept. 6: Central overpowers Bengals here to chalk up first win. Score: Central 9, Helena 7. Sept. 8: S.C.A.C. is held in Anaconda, with Anaconda Central acting as host. Large attendance is present from Boys' Central. Sept. 12: Butte High's superior strength and large number of reserves once again tell the story. Butte 24, Central 0. Sept. 19: Central defeats Anaconda there by a score of 14 to 7. Sept. 26: Central Maroons lead the class A Division after beating the Liv- ingston Rangers by a score of 34 to 0. Sept. 28: Feast of Christ the King. OCTOBER- Oct. 4: Maroon Gridders display the spirit of Champions as they fight Havre to a 7 to 7 tie. Oct. 5: CCD conference is held at Great Falls. Several Central Seniors ac- companied by Brother Pilon attend. Oct. ll: Kalispell downs Central 26 to 12 in Kalispell. g Oct. 15: Butte CYO's get into full swing. Good times are assured for all. Oct. 17: Central downs the Bozeman Hawks 25 to 7 to retain the Class A lead. Band makes trip to Bozeman and entertains at the half. I Oct. 25: Central ends up on the short end of a 33-19 score when they play the Missoula ll in Missoula. Oct. 28: Marine reserve picture is shown in the study hall. Oct. 31: Goblins and witches fly high in the Hallowe'en spirit as the Key Club holds the Black Kat Kapers. NOVEMBER- Nov. l: All Saints Day. Central downs Sidney 26 to 12 here. NOV .... 8th . . . CENTRAL CAPTURES THE STATE CHAMPION- SHIP. Maroon gridders, displaying the spirit of champions fight their way to the top of a l2 to 7 score over Glendive and take the State Championship. Victory dance is held at school. Nov. 10: Rally is held in study to honor the state Champions. Brother Mahoney gives congratulations to team and coach Sweeney. Nov. 6 and 7: Quarter Exams begin. Midnight oil is burned until the wee hours of the morning. Oh, well! Do better next quarter. Nov. 23 and 24: Thanksgiving vacation. What a relief after exams!! Nov. 28: Monogram ball is held at the K. of C. Belle of the Ball is Rosie jones. DECEMBER- Dec. 3, 4 and 5: Annual retreat is held. Father Robert McCarthy is the retreat master. Dec. 8: Feast of the Immaculate Conception. Dec. 15: Banquet is held at Rocky Mountain for the Band. Santa Claus is coming to town. Everyone's Happy - Christmas vacation begins. Dec. 26 and 27: Central Round Table Basketball tourney is held at Civic Center. Dec. 30: The girls will pay for this. The Pal dance is held at the K. of C. RETROSPECT Second Semester 4 JANUARY- I jan. 1: The Feast of the Circumcision. Happy New Year. , Jan. 2: Happy days P? are here again as classes resume for the second semester of the school year. , 0 Jan. 8: This day is a happy one indeed. It is Dick Tracy's 4th wedding anniversary. Congratulations Mr. Tracy. Jan. 10: Basketball season is in full swing. Central edges Kalispell 47 to 42. Jan. 13, 14 and 15: Semester Examinations are held. O Woe!! Jan. 31: Maroons lose heartbreaker to Livingston here. 51 to 49. FEBRUARY- Feb. 2: Brother O'Donnel1 celebrates his anniversary. Mass and a program of Irish music are celebrated in his honor. Feb. 14: The feast of Saint Valentine. Dan Cupid tries hard. Feb. 15: Lent is nearing so naturally a Mardi Gras is held. The K. of C. was the sight for the dance this year. The King and Queen of the Mardi Gras were Guido Bugni and Aggie Connors. Feb. 17: Central hoopsters once again suffer defeat at the hands of Butte High. Score 75 to 63. Feb. 24: The feast of St. Gabriel, the patron of our school is celebrated. Classes are dismissed for the day. . Feb. 28: Central racks up a win against Havre - Score 54 to 46. Feb. 27: Copperheads defeat Central 60 to 56. MARCH- Mar. 3: Matinee of The Whole Town's Talking for the sisters of Butte. Mar. 4: Dramatic club scores another hit with performance of play at Fox theater. , . Mar. 5 to 7: District tournament at Kalispell, Central loses out. Mar. 17: Erin go Braugh - A Great Day for St. Patrick's Followers. Mar. 18: Dramatic club banquet at Meaderville. Mar. 18 to 20: State tournament at Civic Center. Helena wins class A title. Mar. 21: American Legion speech contest. Steve Frankino wins first place. Mar. 26 and 27 : Mid-semester examinations held on these two eventful days. APRIL- Apr. 1: April fool. Apr. 2: Easter vacation. Apr. 5: Allelu1ia, He is Risen . Easter Sunday. Apr. 7: Back to school after Easter vacation. Apr. 17: Boys' Central holds its first annual Gold Medal Speech Contest. Apr. 19: The apologetics contest is held in Butte this year. Steve Frankino wins first place. Apr. 24 to 26: The speech team wins the sweepstakes in Carroll college speech meet. Apr. 27: K. of P. speech, Highway Safety, Central Wins. Apr. 29: District speech meet at Butte High School. Boys' Central cops first in every event, copping Sweepstakes. MAY- May 8: Stairway to the Stars is theme of prom held on this evening. May 14: Feast of the Ascension. May 14 and 15: State speech meet is held in Missoula. May 20 and 21: These are two memorable days for all Seniors. Last and very Final Examinations. May 25: Girls graduate. May 27: Au Revior to the Seniors from Boys' Central. May 29: The School Year is Officially Ended. BOYS' CENTRAL CLASS OF '53 Name Address ANIBROSETTI, WILLIAM ,,,., ,-.--.- 8 40 H01-net ------,---- BARRY, VINCENT ........,... ,,,,,,, 4 04 virginia ,,,,,,-,,,,,, BENNINGER. VINCENT ....,. ........ .. 501 S. Washington ...... BOYLE. Al-BERT ---------- ...,... 7 47 W. Galena ......... BUGNI, GUIDO .......,,,.A COWAN, DARRELL ...... DEMSHER, WILLIAM ..... DIXON, I. BRIAN ........ EGAN, NEAL .,.....,,,... FAGAN, PATRICK ........ FOGARTY, GENE ....... -------Columbia Gardens 938 W. Woolman .... 718 W. Granite ........ 819 Empire ........... 324142 S. Montana .- 228 Garden Ave. -, 2260 Cross Drive . FOI-EY, GEORGE -f-----,..... 1025 S. Arizona ....... GRANT. IERRY ----..-........... - ....... 429 W. Porphyry ....... - HARRINGTON, GERALD ,..,.., 403 N, Main -------,---- HARRINGTON, IOHN ..,,..,. .,,,,-, 1 039 W, Gold -----,' HAY. ROBERT ----.......-..... 523 W. Park ...... HIGHTOWER, LEE ........ KEELEY, THOMAS ........ KIELY, yor-IN ........... Koci-IEVAR, 1. ED. ...., . KORN, lol-IN ...,..,.,.... LEARY, IAMES ......... Lutz, WILLIAM ....,,,,,,.,. MAHONEY, DENNIS ,...... MARTINICH, FRANK ..... MONAGHAN, IOSEPH ..... MYERS, LOUIS ........,... MCCARTHY, IOHN ,,,,,.,,,,,, -,-,--- MCCARTHY, PAT .,.,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, -,.,V-- MCCLINTOCK, RAYMOND MCDERMOTT, PAUL ,,,,...,,,,.- .,,,-., MCC-EEHAN, DAN ,,,..,,,,.,,,, --,,.,, MCLAUGHLIN, IACK ..... MCMAHON, IOSEPH ....... NEUFELDER, CARL ...... NOONAN, THOMAS ....... O'CONNELL, DANNY ,.... O NEILL, WALTER .,.,.....,.,-,..,, --,--- V PETRAITIS, RIMTAUTAS A. .,.. ...,.. . QUINN, PAUL ............,,,,,.,,, ------A OLSEN, ROBERT ,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,, REGAN, TOM ..,,,,,,.,,,,.,,, REILLY, RICHARD H. .... - RILEY, IAMES ....,,,,-,,.,, ROBERTS, BOB C. ,...... . RUSSELL, ROBERT ......... SCARRAH, WARREN ,.... SCHAPIRO, LEO ,,,,.,,.,,,,,,, SEYMOUR, RICHARD ,,,,,..,,,. ------, SIMON, EDWARD OTTO -,,,, .--,,-- SMITH, LEONARD ....,,..... STRNOD, RoBERT 1, ......,,,, ,,,,,, , SULLIVAN, DONALD E. .... ...... , SULLIVAN, DONALD L. SULLIVAN, IOHN M. .... . TABISH, VERN ,,.,,,,,,.,. TAHIIA, GERALD P. ...... . TREVITHICK, TOM L. .... , WALSH, IOHN P. ........... YOCHIM, WALTER .... WARILA, ROBERT G. .,....., ,--.-- , WHALEN, THOMAS E. ,. .... ,,--,, , 823 N. Excelsior ....... 1034 W. Broadway ...,. 1009 W. Platinum ...... 1314 Gallatin St. .... . Telephone 2-1937 L.-- 8719 4151 3555 3437 2-7487 -..-. 2-4383 -.--. 2-161 5 -,--- 5061 ----.--- 3006 2-7626 --.-. 6692 2-8387 2-2429 ----- 2-2774 6301 7035 2-1 568 3722 6778 1301 W. Gold ................ ..... 2 -1744 461 E. Mercury ........,........ ..... 2 -4624 1208 Silver Bow Homes ...,... ....,... 4 133 835 N. Montana ............... ..... 2 -5512 1866 Phillips Ave. ......... ..... 7 558 2218 Elm ................ ..... 2 -3688 1639 Florence Ave. -..- 321 N. Washington .... 321 N. Washington .,., 1112 Missouri Ave. -... 662 S. Colorado ........ 316 E. Broadway ...... 407 N. jackson ..... 1137 Caledonia .... 2543 Floral Blvd. 517 N. Excelsior .... 1725 B Street ..,. .- 336 W. Copper ....,. 907 Colorado ......... 311 W. Silver ........,. 2305 Center Drive ,..... 2108 Fir .................. 720 W. Broadway ....... 224W W. Gold ........ 722 S. Main ............. 1128 Oregon Ave. --- 1041 Placer .......... 601 W. Silver .... 430 Colorado ........ Box 185 ..............,... . ......, 1028 W. Porphyry ...,. . 2627 Moulton ......... 540 W. Silver .,..,,. 27 E. LaPlatte -.- 715 Alaska ........... -------1820 S. Franklin ..--. ------.427 N. Washington - ....... 2550 Harrison Ave. -.-- 1322 E. Second ........ 2102 S. Wyoming ....... 2608 Locust ...,.....,.. I 12 W. Pearl .... ..,- 6618 -.--- 4600 4600 7887 -,-.. 2-3729 2-1 O49 6162 2-6494 3180 2-4653 3358 2-2272 EEEEEEE .-.-- 2-7784 2-7588 2-5440 8968 8571 6173 ----- 2-1982 9386 2-5282 6843 4433 ..--- 2-4381 -ua 7642 H,-4897 LIEEZBT -an 9355 2-1804 2-5393 9503 929 Hornet ......... GIRLS' CENTRAL CLASS OF '53 Name BENNEY, LORRAI NE ,..... BOLTON, ANN ....,..... BOYLE, CORRINE ...... BOYLE, MARY LOU BOYLE, PATSY ................. BRANCAMP, MARY IO ....,. BRIGGS, IEAN ............,. CONNORS, AGNES ..... CONNORS, ALICE ....... COONEY, SHARON ...... COX, HELEN ...............,...,. CROMICH, WILLENE ....... CROWLEY, DONNA ...... DUFFY, COSETTE ....,........... EHRLICH, HELEN ........,..,....,.. ,,,,,,,, FREUDENSTEIN, MARY IO GARBARINO, FLORENCE .,..-.. ,,,,,,,, GOODLAND, HELEN .....,...... ,,,,,,,, GRACE, CAROL .....,..,,.,,.... HARRINGTON, DORENE .,..,. ,,,,,,-, HUGHES, IOY .......,....,,,.,., IONES, ROSE ........,......,.. LAHOOD, MARILYN .,.... LEE, PATSY ANN ,,-.,,..,,.,, LYNCH, IOAN .......,L,,,.,.,,,., ,,,-,,,, MCCORMICK, ANN IEAN ,.,.,., V,,,',LL MCDONALD, PATSY ,,,.,,,,.,., MONAGHAN, MARY ....,., MURPHY, ALICE ,......... MURPHY, ANN ADELE ...,, ODCERS, MARIE ..,.,L,,,,,, PANYON, IOAN ....,.... PERKO, PATSY ..... PORTER, IOAN .........,..,,,., POWERS, IOAN ............,,.,,, RADEMACHER, MAUREEN ,..,, ,-,,,,,. RENOUARD, CELE ANN .,..,,.,, 4,L,,,w, RENOUARD, MARIE LOUISE ROGERS, EMILY ,,.,.-.,,.,,...... ,,,,,,-, SH EA, HELEN ....,..,....,.,. SHEA, MAUREEN .,,.....,.... STEVENSON, MARILYN ....,. ,,,,,,,, SULLIVAN SULLIVAN SULLIVAN IOANNE ......... IULIE .,........ MARIORIE ..... MARGARET ...... ,,,,,,,, MARY ANN .... ,,,A--,, SULLIVAN, SULLIVAN, SULLIVAN SHEILA .......,. TYSON, PEGGY .,............... WALSH, MARY LOU ....,.. WHITE, LUCILLE .......,,. Address ' Telephone 1516 Clayton, Walkerville ...... ................... 2 -2913 227 Toboggan Ave. ............. - ............ 2-2628 111 E. Boardman ............. ....... ...... 3 3 46 ---.,--.660 S. Montana --- ----------------------- 660 S. Montana .... 2-2038 1030 Caledonia .,..... -.- - ......... 3488 1910 Elm ......... 2-3992 911 Lewisohn --. 609 S. Crystal ...... 1313 Porphyry ..... 1012 W. Gold ...... 405 Watson ........ 1 122 Antimony ....... 332 Virginia ,........ 638 Placer ........ 411 S. Dakota ....... 1421 B St. .,..... . 631 Placer ..... 1347 Kaw Ave. - 120 Cherry .,...,. 420 S. Idaho ....... 2-4404 2-4965 --,------------------ 7251 2-1574 2-1115 ------- 5354 -- 6239 --7108 ----- 7504 ,----- 3071 2-2832 -- 5094 --------------------------- 6767 902 Zarelda ..... 2-3461 305 S. Ohio ,..........., ...... ...... .... - 2 - 4237 320 E. Summitt .................. ............. .... - 7 063 1608 1st St., Walkerville 1032 Delaware ...... .... 605 W. Granite ...... 64 W. Aluminum ...... 1 E. LaPlatte ........ Box 1336 ............ 22 Cora Terrace ...... 2461 St. Anne ..... 1227 E. First ........ 709 N. Main ,.... 1 E. LaPlatte ....,... 1128 W. Quartz ......... 728W W. Granite ...... 1 1 12 Antimony ...... 101 W. Center ........ 59 E. Gagnon -.- 803 W. Park ........ 1005 S. Main ....... 333 W. Boardman -- 815 W. Galena . 808 Emma ............ 1 123 W. Park ...... 1 108 Broadway ....... 14 W. Front ........ 318 N. jackson .... 826 S. 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Also to the S. K . SMITH COMPANY our cover manufacturers. If I were to decide who put the most time, energy, and patience into N the production of this book, the first bouquets would go to the faculty ' sponsor, Brother L. C. Uicker. Then to Art Editor, Tony Petraitis and his helpers, to Paul Quinn, the Literary Editor, and his staff, and to Jack 6 Q, P6593 N J Dornbos and jerry Sullivan, who were always the Johnnys-on-the-spot These students are due great appreciation for the fine job they did this ii YQ, I 'X' year. Gratitude is also due Brother D. C. Mahoney for whom this book 1, ,K was dedicated and the faculty. 4, ' BJ H, .4 V , In closing, final thanks go to you, the. Student Body for helping to e, t A produce the 1953 MAROON. The value of this satisfaction cannot be 1,3 easily rated. I hope that in the future this year book will serve as a refer X in the 1953 MAROON. EX I Sincerekyipfours, X Q yxk . f .VJ f 5 REILLY, Editor, PQQYN ...S pf , IX? fC Maifoon. six Q gyflm Q Ap f' if ,I N V it W xF4wa,Eh Sggyeif aKriiii1?jYedrshECome'lfor tnmcp fral cRUsADER p r-.ff ,ow ,JS ' IJ XJ I vi, if Q iff 0' ef X .VK U x KJ .If K U jk J Jil FN iv V 3, X wp ' X :X-J Y K U . ,- N' M fu . A Q X KX?-1 4 f 'J ' '- . . J . K eff. J Q ,I X u , UM ' if if V ,I ,- , V GJ' J J -If I 1 , . - '47 v Y XV 'IN 1 , .kk t is ., 11 ' ,. N if . - , x ,V X1 ' TANDARD PRINT. 1 N -vid q f X! AY THIS letter be a formal presentation of thg, the last Butte Central MAROON . Our aim has been a non-partisan year book, one which we hope has not discriminated between any particular ence of pleasant memories, and friends which we have tried to incorporate ZA My 7 ,affix -z Aff ,iff M wif? 1 ff67fffL f Mikel l Y W wif' W My . . l MQ? .5 5 Qfwyo -fy .,X1w J ,.4, ,CW ' W Q' wffyijgifw U M K4 ww 'n 1 1 P 1 x , i A I 4' 1 I