Anaconda Central High School - Rockalite Yearbook (Anaconda, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1948 volume:

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H -f 5-ij W sf There's A Magnetic Attraction Somewhere MATT OPENS UP cenea af O They Hope Someday To Make History ...ir VVaH Street Cmfmf CHRLSTATERS a,Awwf'Jf Piere VVe Come! 6. Q4-1 Q- if LA Vi is Q. QW' Igg Y! fe'-,-3. ,e .Wi A 'Q 'WW f-8 ff fw ,fn f s fry- ,f,. ' 2, R X , . Pa' , 1? x Q 4 .fab 14 l5'f5ffii?i2 H 2 ffbfffa 'Q if Q 9 i ,Z 1 4 enior ...NX Don Smet. President: Tom May. Vice President: Joe Sladich, Secretary X, Henrietta LeClaire, Treasurer ALAN ANDERSON HAI.. 'Wavy blond haii '... six feet one , . . blue eyes . . . freshman class officer . . . representative on Student Council, junior year: president, senior year '... ambition is to be an aeronautical engineer . . . side'- line, diving . . . has no taste for ladies' hats . . . lettered in football senior year . . , helped put out the Halo two years . . . prefers the song Because A... admires the color brown . . . enjoys anything to eat . . . delights in sleeping . . . will work after graduation . , . we'll see. icem JOSEPH BOYER Bulldog Vice president of freshman class . . . played football for one and one-half years . . . star eager for the B squad . . . Night and Dayf his choice . . . don't tease him about his nickname . . . likes to ride around. in a car. of course . . . why not? . . . says he would like to be a pilot in the Army Air Force . . . big ambition. more power to him for it . . . collected ads for Rocka1ite : also lent his wit and talents to the posters for the patron drive . . . uneommunieative about post-gradua- tion plans. LORRAINE CARLSON Oscar Happy-go-lucky . . . easy going . . . easy to look at, too . . . dreams of a home of her own . . . not right away, boys . . . not hard to please . . . anything fit to eat is ali right with her . . , selects the color blue . . . participates in all kinds of sports . . . Rockalite editor . . . member of Halo staff one year . . . G.A.C. officers in junior year . . . attendant to Festival queen in sophomore year . . . after graduation? . . . hasn't thought that far ahead yet. ay. 5. Y it R 5 X JAMES FLYNN Q Ball Five feet ten . . . blue eyes . . . bulldog haircut . . . basketball A squad one year . . . football three years. co-captain senior year . . . junior class president . . . Student Council secretary . . . also holding down an office in the C club . . . main object in life to retire early . . . favorite pastimes golf and tennis . . . looks for ice cream on any menu . . . dry sense of humor . . . sarcastic wit . . . woman hater , . . sports editor for Rockalite . . . hopes to attend Marquette University . . . all in all. a PAUL COUGHLIN Paul Returned to C.C.H.S. after three years in the Navy . . . quiet, cheerful . . . hopes to be a carpenter . . . has a yen for the color blue . . . never tires of hearing You Can't Break My Heart, It's Been Broken Before . . . maybe that's why he steers clear of the gentler sex . . . basketball numeral man in '43 . . . goes overboard for roller skating and anything to eat . . . uncertain as to his future after graduation . . . not Worried, though. first-class boy. JEANNETTE FOSTER Jeannie Diminutive but dynamic . . . is happy when eating . . . only worry, not enough food . . . G.A.C. member three years . . . Rockalite staff two years . . . incidentally she's responsible for the nifty ensembles with that new look worn by the Winsome misses on the division pages . . . t'Halo staff three years . . . played romantic lead in Ghost Wanted . . . also displayed histrionie ability in G.A.C. plays . . . votes for color blue . . . it's becoming, too . . . will attend St. Mary's College next fall. ROSE ANN GALLAGHER uRosieu Usually grinning . . . brown hair . . soph- omore class secretary , . . loves to meet people Cboys, that isb . . . Festival attend- ant in junior year . . . G.A.C. four years, officer in junior year . . . activities editor of the Rockalitev . . . when you take her out, boys, buy her fried chicken and cherry pie . . . took part in -G.A.C. plays and Career Angel detests people who crack gum . . . works at hotel . . . intends to enroll in a business college, lucky business men. FRANK JURCICH ullerkn The executive type . . . he gets things done . . . C club, two years: secretary senior year . . . football two years . . . business manager of the t'Rockalite . . . vice president of the junior class . . . give him a pork chop and he'll be happy . . . that's his special kind of food . . . would rather play football than anything else . . . wants to be a coach of some lucky team . . . when asked about his plans after graduation responded with Don't rush me . . . how did the seniors get the name ambitious ? DONNA KANE Donna Charming personality . . . friendly smile . . . longing to go to Ireland some day . . . boys who think they are God's gift to women are at the top of her blacklist . . . dotes on potato chips . . . thinks Kelly green is tops . . . pet entertainments, eat- ing and listening to the radio . . . secre- tary of the junior class . . . attendant for Festival when a freshman . . . will nurse some fortunate patients in the near future . . . we predict a sure cure. EVELYN KRISKOVICH Euie Brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . hard- working . . . strives for advancement . . . active in the G.A.C. throughout her high school career '... sang with the choir and glee club for four years . . . is satisfied with almost everything in food . . . frowns on vain people . . . enjoys traveling and her ambition follows along that line . . . has no specific plans for the future but with her ardent desire to improve herself she looks to go far and gain just what she wants out of life. i 1 3 r 4' LAURIE JO KELLY Kel Tall . . . blond Cblond, that ish . . . blue eyes . . . perfect for title role in 'tCarcer Angel . . . G,A.C. four years . . . is eager to travel all over the United States . . . conceited boys just don't rate with her . . . relishes pumpkin pie . . . remember those decorations for the junior prom and senior ball? well, thanks, Kel . . . approves the color green . . . give her a good book and she's settled for hours . . . will be a little lost sheep on some college campus next fall. 3 1 VIRGINIA MARTIN AARedY! Vivacious . . . finds a lot to laugh about . . . avoids irritating and pesty people . . . aspiration is to be an airway stewardess . . , that way she'll see the world Cmaybel . , . even the sight of food peps her up . . . fancies the color blue . . . chief relaxation just loafing around in jeans . . . portrayed an adolescent in 'tCareer Angel . . . G.A.C. two years . . . roots for football over any other sport . . . rates the Deer Lodge tournament a high spot in her life . . . will start all over as a lowly freshman next September. I-IENRIETTA LE CLAIRE Ezra Dark hair . . . brown eyes . . . five feet two . . . treasurer of senior class . . . for four years has been a member of G.A.C.. glee club and choir , . . library club two years: president one year . . , took part in MCareer Angel . . . active in drill team . . . dances and eats fried chicken with equal enthusiasm . . . winning personality . . . unassuming . . . willing and capable pianist . . . raises rabbits as a hobby . , . would like to travel to Dillon . . . too busy getting the most out of the present to give much thought to the future. - i TOM MAY Phosphate Blue eyes . . . blond hair, natural. too . . . just one inch short of being a six-footer . . . vice president of the senior class . . . mimeograph operator of the Halo for two years . . . manager of the football and basketball teams . . . aspires to be a scient- ist but would rather sleep . . . could listen all day to My Girl's an Irish Girl . . . could live on chicken . . . quite an orator: the assemblies won't be the same without him . . . will work one year before going on to college. MARY McEWEN ..Maty,, Shy . . . sweet . . . ambitious . . . mem- ber of G.A.C. for four years . . . glee club one year . . . library club one year . . . fa- vorite food, spaghetti . . . abhors people who are fond of themselves . . . decorated for the junior prom and festivals . . . picks football over any other sport . . . desires to become a lab technician . . . in her spare time she works at the Center Theater . . . the color yellow catches her eye . . . forward her mail next year to St. Maryls College. JANET McGUlRE McGoots Senior cheerleader . . . brown hair . . . blue eyes . . . day dreams about being an air hostess . . . has an aversion to gaining weight , . . gets a lift out of dancing and being with her gang . . . G.A.C. three years . . . partial to goodies of all kinds . . . likes the song . . . That's My Desire . . . goes in for all kinds of sports, specially swim- ming . . . selects the color green . . . helped put over Gay Nineties and Home on the Rage' '... in her spare moments these days she can usually be found poring over col- lege catalogs. EDWARD McGREEVEY Mac Five feet ten inches . . . curly top . . . blue eyes . . . quiet . . . another Frank Sinatra . . . you can hear him humming I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now . . . has designs on living in luxury . . . lettered in football one year . . . goes for the color blue-baby- blue at that . . . member of the 'tHalo'l staff one year . . . worked hard to make the junior prom and senior ball successes in a decorative Way . . . will continue his edu- cation at some college next year. LORRAINE MEHRENS Lorrie Natural curly brown hair . . . tall . . . brown eyes . . . has a great imagination . . . conceited people are taboo . . . when eating lemon pie and listening to 'tBeg Your Pardon she's in her seventh heaven . . .is always ready for cool dip . . . danc- ing is her chief recreation . . . G.A.C. one year '... library club one year . . . aspira- tion is to graduate . . . no more small town stuff for Lorrie ,as she will soon be in Los Angeles working. MARGIE McNELlS Mac Likes to sing . . . talks a lot, too , . . office holder in G.A.C. for two years . . . member of choir for three and one-half years . . . glee club four years . . . Halo staff two years . . . organizations editor of Rockalite . . . loathes people who drink . . . fond of spaghetti and chop suey . . . quite a Thespian . . . had important parts in Ghost Wanted, Gay 90's and G.A.C. plays . . . treasurer of Student Council . . . has dreams of being an orator but intends to become a lab technician after gradu- ation. W if 5 fi DINA MICHELETTI Micke Brown hair . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . hates to miss a game when the Saints are playing. especially . . . worked for junior prom and all the festivals . . . took part in G.A.C. plays . . . member of the glee club four years . . . has it in for girls who smoke in public . . . favors fried chicken . . . gets sentimental over My Best to You . . . will miss Anaconda but has made up her mind to go to college . . . she still can't decide which one will get her application. CHARLES MICKELSON Bugs If you want a cartoonist, here's your answer . . . interclass basketball three years . . . A squad football two yearsg all-state honorable mention . . . officer of UC club . . . collected ads for the l'Rockalite . . . Digby O'Del1's able assistant . . . he pro- vides the flowers . . is prejudiced against girls with the exception of blonds, bru- nettes and redheads-too bad, girls . . , has no ambition . . . wouldn't you know it? . . . finds diversion in ice skating . . . no dc-finite plans for the future. W TMJ 'iw ' ' M Q- ' luv-'UT M 5' l To!Hgi1l51'L'ii1EAYuLQLM1:'j,,dJ,U! -'alafhif 11. J No fame I crave before my life , A simple goal I keep, 'M' fa? I hope just once before I die dna' To get sufficient sleep lu No poet as you can see . . . freshman cla presidentg also Student Council represen-A033 tative . . . manager of the football team 1,114 . . . make-up editor of the Rockalite . . . pm supporter of St. Patrick . . . raves about J baked chicken . . . favorite group, females Cespecially Marianne Rice? . . . thinks t'Now :Z Is the Hour just about right . . . hopes to enter the University of Notre Dame QM 7 x A 1 1 f 3 2 ROSALIE MOHAN Rosie Curly hair . . . blue eyes . . . very nice to know . . . G.A.C. four years . . . selected for two G.A.C. plays . . . another one who dislikes conceited people . . . is fascinated by crossword puzzles . . . likes her job at the Center Theater . . . so she told us . . . can't be bothered about the future . . . em- phatically skeptical of those who profess the motto Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today . . . she's really much more energetic than she'd have you believe. ANN PAVLICH Annie Five feet, four . . . brown hair and eyes . . . dark complexion . . . editor of the Halo'l . . . typist for the annual . . . belonged to the G.A.C, for four years . . . is unusual inasmuch as she has no pet peeve . . . favorite pastime is working . . . spends her time at Bills Drive Inn mixing up shakes . . . could live on a diet of lemon pie . . . the song To Each His Own rings out of the juke box whenever Annies on the scene. MARY IRENE O'NElLL Mernie If she's smiling all the while, that's Mary O'Ncill . . . a splendid description of a wonderful girl . . G.A.C. Festival queen . . . four year member of G.A.C.. choir and glee club . . . on the drill team . . . in sport club plays . . . assistant director of Career Angel . . . tunes in on Thats My Desire' '... it reminds her of Echo Lake . . . is bored by people who talk about themselves . . . Portland will have a new resident shortly because she expects to go in training there. , H s 's., A ,f K -r' DONNA JEAN RILEY URW., Blue eyes , . . brown hair '... freckles they're beauty marks . . .member of G.A.C., choir and glee club for four years . . . is easy to get along with . . . people who are continually arguing are the bane of her otherwise placid existence . . . ardent sports fan . . . you should sec her sink 'em in basketball . . . t'We Three by the Ink Spots gets her vote . . . just the thought of lemon pie makes her mouth water '... she still doesnit know what shell be doing after graduation. MARY ANN ROCHE Roche Welcome addition to the senior class this year . . . transferred from A.H.S .... ob- jects to people who are egotistical . . . don't we all? . . . also goes on record against nicknames . . . rhapsodizes over 'Serenade of the Bells and Apple Blossoms . . . loves to dine on macaroni and cheese with a celery stalk or two for relish-Fridays don't bother her any . . . avocation is music in any form . . . resolved to become a career woman so will enroll at some busi- ness college after she gets her diploma. DONALD SMET Stack Six feet three . . . 185 solid pounds of man? . . . senior class president . . . HC club two years . . . football one year . . . center on basketball team two years-with emphasis on the tournament in Dillon . . . if you want Stack to like you, girls, don't smoke. giggle or eat too much . . . thrives on teasing Jim Flynn and horseback riding . , . no connection . . . Don't Fence Me In expresses his thoughts exactly . . . would like to own a cattle ranch. JOSEPH SLADICH Pudgo A solid character, what we mean is t'solid . . . aim is to become a plasterer . . . football three yearsg co-captain senior year . . people's choice for HC club office . . . president of sophomore class . . . sec- retary of senior class . . . everything good to eat makes a hit with him . . . as you can see . . . performed in play Gay 90's . . . finds swimming too arduous for him . . . spends leisure time driving around town iand what a driverll . . . in future years, for the 'thouse beautiful look up Joe. ANNA BELLE THOMSON Yonko 'tSmile your cares away is her motto lives up to it, too . . . is carefree and happy . . . G.A.C. four yearsg president, senior year . . . glee club and choir four years . . . leading role in 'tCareer Angel . . . took part in Gay 9O's' and My Cousin From Sweden . . . decorated for prom . . . Rockaliten staff two years . . . captain of the drill team . . . can't bear people who talk about themselves . . . has a mania for apple upside-down cake . . . will go to Portland for nurses training. AUDREY JUNE THOMAS Janie Brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . cheerful smile . . . cheerleader two years . . lively personality . . . G.A.C. four years . . . class treasurer junior year . . . main am- bition is to travel . . . stellar performer in Career Angel . . . chief attraction for her in sports is basketball . . . anything good to eat is good for her . . . thinks eating and listening to the radio is one way of passing the hours most profitably . . . gets starry eyed over Stardust . . . conceited boys make her see red . . . will go job-hunting after graduation. WILLIAM TORGERSON Bill Blond . . . blue eyes . . . six feet one . . . secretary of the Student Council . . . his photography has been one of the Rocka- lite's assets for three years . . . cheers for the song Cow Pasture Polka . . . thinks the color sky-blue-pink is a treat for the eyes-we wouldn't know . . . gets inspiration out of watching people work . . . is annoyed by people in general-we wonder . . . is contemplating the possi- bility of retiring early . . . doesn't believe in being presumptuous about graduation. MARY THERESA WALSH Therese Good-natured . . . dark-haired Irish col- leen . . . we wonder if she kissed the Blarney stone for her gift of gab . . . associate editor of the Rockalite -the handsome he-man on the division pages owes his tailored outfits to our Mary's nimble thimble . . . 'tHalo staff three years . . . class officer freshman year . . . fancies the color red . . . active participant in all sports . . . C.C.H.S.'s representative in Apologetics contest . . . outstanding as a principal in Career Angel . . . no imme- diate plans after graduation. N if 1 VIRGINIA WARD uGenan Big brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . a pleasing smile . . . member of G.A.C. for four years . . . sophomore representative to the Student Council . . . G.A.C. plays . . . mad about bananas . . . will get her fill when she travels to Hawaii . . . listens to the radio, swims, and likes all winter sports . . . favors males who are tall, dark and handsome . . . intends to go to Cali- fornia and take a beauty course . . . by her looks she doesn't need it . . . how about it? ... J 4 ,,..-.-4' M, MJ -ur . ll' 4. ,, 5 slum A Waf mi m,1Vb 72. - 44 YH' , A faiwwy 1 4 , 1 .59 A I 'li js-41 n 4 sa 'gg , 2 H S f 3 f H p, gg My W: 'li , ' 'fm ,, 11 . nr... M, 4 s 1 -. A , A - ' V? N .62 lr 3 S f W' ' L fn fwl '43 3 . -,fMf' Q ' 1' gy 5 4941 ff 'Q ,A ,-ff fr I 'g I Q-X4 4. S' ,' l- ' Es' A If A x wfpsrfirserfr, X ,ii ,,,,.. 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Geary Moran Marianne Rice, Sibley Malee Business Staff Charles Mickelson John Murray, Frank Jurcich Joe Boyer, Jim Flynn Joe Palakovich Art Hunthausen Don McCarthy Organizations Staff Editor: Marjorie McNelis Loretta Currie Maryellen Stevenson ff' n I I X r Staff Photographer Bill Torgerson Editor: Ann Pavlick Associate editor: Evelyn Kriskovich Feature editor: John Murray Annabelle Thomson, Dolly Santini Reporters: Humor editor: Geary Moran Sports editor: Don McCarthy Artists: Nlarion Boyce, Joyce Domitrovich Loretta Currie -n'1Ilu WMU 0, w, 4 ,fi I Typist: Gerry Reardon Mimeograph Operators: Joe Palakovieh CNot Picturedh Alan Anderson tNot Picturedj Tom May at swf Reporters: Larry Kuney. Marjorie lVlcNelis Betty Skelton, Pat Fahey Mary Theresa Walsh. Marianne Rice v' Mais Tzieif . .1. U GILIQS' ACTIVITY CLUB 0 . 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Through his undying determination to stress even the most minute fundamentals, the Saints were able to place second in both District and Divisional tourneys and thus become eligible for the State tournament. In addition to his regular coaching duties. Coach McCarthy conducts physical education classes for the high school students and the upper grades of the two parochial schools. Mr. McCarthy has won the respect and admiration of all, not only for his coaching ability, but also because of his ex- ample which has been such a help in character building. JOSEPH CALNAN Following the resignation of Coach John Krizan, Joe Calnan, former independent star, accepted the reins of head football coach. Calnan, with a nucleus of a few let- termen, formed the first Class A team to represent the school. Ably assisting him was John T. CHeavyJ Fitzpatrick, who is not only a great instructor but a fav- MICHAEL HAYES JOHIN 'l. FITZPATRICK ored coach among the boys. Coach Fitzpatrick, who also B y assisted in basketball, de- serves a great deal of credit for the success of these teams. Mike Hayes, coach of Central's J. V's, complet- ed his third year at this posi- tion the past season. His coaching is the underlying factor in the success of many of the varsity stars of today. -.4.. JANET lVIcC'UIRE MRb AGNES BAILEY Dlrectmg the g1r1s sports thls yeax IS Mrs Ba1ley who so graclously do nated her tlme to the teachmg of many d1ffe1ent types of games In past years Mrs Balley was an active member ot the Independent Basketball and Base ball teams She also assxsted the grade school 1n 3Ct1V9 sports ln Wh1Ch she has shown a great mterest 287' Ba Ql 5 MARGARET PALAKOVICH JUNE THOMAS CFRRY REARDON gg.---,gggg dnnlllullu-14 M 'A - -'Mi . . .,., ,. - .---. -- mr,-an W' ,I wmv 19: ' v , , ' FZ J '31, 2,9 z gi 9, if 14 ' ' 'aa ' . ,fm ' 'I 1 'yi' 1 2? 1 , LD 33,,,,, , 6 I A :ll 1 J , 5' fuk' x 3 O 31 my, 3 , f wb. f .Q fy , fl A. A 'gp J ,zz -in hx E W-1 Y' ,sg ' 'vm ,,i I A ' 3 -zz - '7 fi 6 +,, ,. ig K , A my ,M ! 'l 1 ...J , Ny! 5 ,Stain fd ,gn .f4cfion gairmf iuingfifon igiml 4x?,353,' 1 . . W Q-ffzfgk Um? KONE P011 CQ Clin? Q L 8 C ' P 9 li 02? ex. f ' 'jc 15 'BW fl x 4 W7 My ai , k,,itr.7itW! 335 Nj W , 'Q-il-QQSf'f,i?giq'Q1,Q-, QV M 'mn Y K aw TN gi A ' f .l 5 1 Wx' 0 ' A N 'f ' 1 l g'5 Y1QT'k'f , ,,. H , if xy , M - 4 3 31 ., M - ' , , , ,,., I W, Y. 1 ,W S MW, M' , f I 1' 'E IA i I ' ' . ' X A ' W 'VH 'V I 'ef 'W , g' V, I iipfg f BASKETBALL .i.QT. The Anaconda Central Saints, after a mediocre season. went on to advance farther in State Class HB competition than any other previous Saint quint. The team. under the guidance of Central's new athletic mentor, Patrick H. Mc- Carthy, had but two returning letter men from last year's District and Divisional Champions. The Central squad journeyed to Dillon for the District 16 tournament. After five hard fought games they came out in second place. From there they traveled to Deer Lodge for the Western Divisional tournament. Again the Saints were compelled to play five games, of which they won four. This gave the Cind- erella Team the second place trophy and the right to enter the State Class B tournament, which was held at Laurel. In the State tournament the Smelter City boys were eliminated after they had won a contest with the Shelby high entry. Co-captains for the Saints this season were Jack Fitzpatrick, junior center, and Don Smet. guard. Both are Well over six feet and both were members of last year's District and Divisional Championship team. Together they controlled the backboards against almost all of Central's opponents and were outstanding both on offensive and defensive play BASKETBALL TEAM First ron J Dillon B Morrrsette J Palakoxich J Fitzpatrick F Greene R Schmidt D lVlcCarthx Second rou Coach McCarths Mgr W Bolkoxatz D Swanson J Flynn D Smet B May C Moran Mgr May Father ONe1ll i l l . . -I . y ' . , , . . . . . . .L .. - 'j ' '. '. . ' . . ' . . ,' . . . . . 1. Dillon Attempts ai Coi'm1i'Shot. Fitz Attempts His Famous Jump Shot. Moiiissettc in Action. 9003552 0096 eex iwgoex 0 S P 'S' qi ages 3' 5 Af :lf X. 'S .snr 50.0 PD . NUMERAL First row: T. Moran. C. Bownes, T. Calnan. Second row: J. Murray, J. Doohan. T. Schrapps. Third row: B. Judge. C. McCarthy. J. Mn-Carthy. First row: D. Swanson. L. Sladich. R. Schmidt. B. May. G. McMahon. D. May. Second row: Coach McCarthy. P. Mohan. B. Marsh. J. McCarthy. J. My-Ewan. B. McDonald. Mgr. T. McLaughlin. Standing: C. Bownes. T. Calnan. L. Allen. L. Kuney. B. Judge. E. Blodnick. T. Sehrapps. B. Blasko- vich, P. Hayes. G. Marcille. J. Roche. Coach Mike Hayes. Kneel- ing: Mgrs. T. Moran, and J. Mc- Ewan. MEN 91036 500 59 W1 v ,f ix 3' lg AX Em, gh if .'J-9? gn ? ' ' -1- - ifnef Q J Sf f' . fin ' Q . 1 ---Y-. . I, I , A3194 1 ag! 55 ' h s li f A 3 1 F' f , 5 , 1 i 8 3 ' ' P EIEALL TE F1lStl0VK J McCa1thy Don Sxxanson Jxm Flynn Don MCC3Ithy Tlm Calnan Second 1oxx L Sladxch C MCC31IhN B MOIIISCTIQ T Schlappe A Andexson B Smet J F1t7pat11ck Joe Doohm Loach McC11thy ntx mls J xgbxll L 1 L 118 N L ng L um lnxnbxll lelgue exu to Lust IH Montanfx The Snnts hwxe not plaxed 1 lg ague ,func ls xet but hlxg 1I1L1dx xx on the D1St11ct tltlo hx the foxfeuuxo of H 1111111011 I-hgh A5 thls IS bemg xxutten Centxal ha2 gamee scheduled xx 1th Kihspcll H1gh on 1 home and home blQl If the Salntb a1e x1ct011ous xx 1th Kahipell thu xx111 idx ance to the Qtite phx olfx ID Gxeat F3112 to declde the state chimpmnbhlp . ' . . . ' ., . ' . . ..'. , z . ' ' z ' Cc 'L la: - 2 t kan this year was entered in th- f' 'Qt :lat - I ' h s 'I 1 1 -z 1 ' .. x 2' C ' 1 -2 ' SL X 2: uv X Z Q K 2 . xl W. f nh 1' w A vw - ' . L ' z 2.15. ' ' ' Q a 'L ' . Q cj A Q ' ' , ' z ' ' ' . C CLUB f' K F11S1IOVN T May A Anduson J Flynn J Slad1ch C MlCkGlSOH F Juxuch D Smgt J Murray Second row J Palakouch L Sladlch B May D McCo1th5 J Lalondn Thlld row D Swanson R Schmldt VV Bolkovatz JUL Nddlih Fxdnk JL11L1Ch P1c.mldCI1t Sq-L1 Ltdly Cfhdl ICS MlLkLlNlJD Jun flynn Tlldbbllffl 'vnu Plebldgnt C CLUB OFFICERS G. Marcille, P. Hayes, B, Morrisette, J. Dillon. Fourth row: G. Moran. E. Blodnick, J. Fitzpatrick, Hl7'CCjR,l!J!!5 IIILCJ I! ls Zazmfpfffzz Jwf 4,4 -pLfc7 M Vlffx XXV?-6 X J Lf 0 96f,'v1,4jf-X C',ff49 ff-QA K- 1v,Z0'L15E4 -6' fa?-QQ-517 J fy!- EMJ iff 4' ,af I nom' I' flip v vi X 1 W, vx 1 f X f f , K V J f C X If , f , , , f 91 1. 2 X ,f , IX 5- 'X Af F J' If ff f' , I f -V 5,7541 .fyf V, Q 7 k- ff. 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QW ff 1 aw' QV . ffl . -' jk KA 44- The Rt Rev Monslgnor John B P1rnat Joseph F Schulte Emmett O Nelll Bernard Sul11van Leonard Spraycar Patrlck Brown James Dowdall Thomas Fenlon Raymond The Rev The The The Rev The The Rev Rev Rev Hunthausen Albert Kapar1ch Joseph Mackm Bernard McCarthy Charles McCarthy Rev Rev Rev The The The Rev The The Rev The Rev and Mrs Frank Agostlnelh and Mrs Verglllo Agostmelh Carl Anderson and Mrs Fred Anderson Mrs G Anderson Mr PaulA Anderson Mr and Mrs Wm F Anderson Mrs Arthur W Anderson Mr Anthony Arv1sh Mr and Mrs Sldney Balley Mr Walter L Barr M1ss Mayme Barry Rev Mr and Mrs Tom Barry Mr E A Barnard Mrs Margaret Bartholomew Mr A W Baumgardner Mr John Beatty M1ss Blanche Beaudette PATRONS l.Q1 MISS Ann Burlovlch D J Callan and Mrs Txm Calnan R J Caro and Mrs Denn1s Casey Jack Casey and Mrs T1mothy Casey and Mrs Owen Caulfleld Mr and Mrs DOmlDlCk Cermo Mr and Mrs J J Chehey Mrs Nlna Chrlstlansen Mr and Mrs J J Clabby Mr George A Clad1s Mr Frank Cole Mrs Ann Colllns Mr and Mrs Harry Coll1ns Mr Patrxck T Collms Mr Bernard Connor M1ss Regma Connor Mr Denn1s Connors M1ss Mary Connors M1ss Rhea Connors Mr and Mrs J P Corrlgan Mrs Mary Creaney Mr E L Gregg Mrs Tom Cunmngham Mr and Mrs Charles Currle MISS Stella Currle Mrs W H Currle Mr and Mrs Joseph CV1taSh Mrs Ehzabeth Daly Mr and Mrs Robert J Daly Mr and Mrs Marko Mrs and Mrs S J Beausolell and Mrs Sam Beausolell and Mrs N J B1lodeau Gene P B1lodeau and Mrs R A B1lodeau and Mrs Anthony Blaskovlch Rose Blaskov1ch and Mrs Rudy Blaskovlch Miss Eva Blaz Mr Thomas Blaz Jr Mrs Mary Blodnlck Joe Bolkovatz Ralph Bonefeole and Mrs J E Bow nes and Mrs E N Boyce and Mrs Jess Brazlll E P Brogan Mrs Mary Brunell M1ss Evelyn Burgess Mr J A Burgess M1ss Ruth Burgess Dan1c1ch Mrs R J Danlels Mrs T M Dav1dson Mr Ph1ll1p D Dav1dson Mrs Joseph Dee Mr and Mrs Carmel D1Re Mrs Margaret De Remer Mr John Derzay Mr Mr Mrs I' Mrs Mr Walter J Derzay Walter Dooley John Donovan Thomas J Donovan and Mrs Coleman Donohue John T Donohue John T Donohue and Mrs Mlchael Donohue Patrlck Donohue and Mrs Thomas F Drlscoll and Mrs W1ll1am Durkm and Mrs George Dzxak John E Dzlak Emmett Early Kevln F Early M1ss Al1ce Ehlmann Mr and Mrs Edward Fahey Mr and Mrs James Farrell Mrs O L Farlbault Mrs Barbara Ferrettl I' Mrs and Mrs Thomas F1Cklll'1 and Mrs Rudy Fmk W1ll1am Fmk P A F1tzmaur1ce and Mrs Jack Fltzpatrlck T J Flynn and Mrs John A Franclsco and Mrs Joseph Franclsco and Mrs Roy Frazer M1ss Ellen Gallagher M1 Farrell M Gallagher M1ss Kay Gallagher Mrs Mary M Gallagher M1ss V rg1n1a Gallagher Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Gallagher Mrs Kenneth Geary and Mrs R W Glenn Robert M Glynn s Helen Golden and Mrs Tony Golllck Wxlllam Greamy Mrs Mary V Greene Mr Raymond Greene Mr and Mrs F C Greenough Mrs John Gutcheck and Mrs Dan Haffey and Mrs James Hagan Harry Hamlll John Haramla Larry Hardy and Mrs George Hartsell 'VIrs James Hayes MISS Mary Hayes MISS Sally Hayes Mr M Heaney Mr Bernhart Hendx rckson Mrs Ann Herbollch Mr and Mrs John Herbol ch M1ss Betty Hess Mr and Mrs George Hess , , ' ' ' Mr. . 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' i ' Mr George Hess Mr Edward Hlckey Mr Arthur C H111 Mrs Kathleen H111 Frank H1lgers and Mrs Frank Hoenst1ne and Mrs R Hogg John Hogan M1ss Anne J8Ck1C1Ch I' I' Paul JaCk1C1Ch Leo P Jacques and Mrs Henry J Jendelle and Mrs E A Johnson Gordon Johnson Joseph Jacklclch and Mrs Frank Jurclch Z W Jurclch and Mrs John Just1n1 and Mrs A Kane W1111am Kane and Mr Arthur J Kanthack and Mrs Thomas J Kargacm and Mrs S F Karlock and Mrs G R Keefe Mrs James Keenan Mr and Mrs Leo V Kelly 'VI1ss Mary E Kelly -VII and Mrs M J Kelly Kenne Meat Market Mrs George Kerrlgan Mrs Joseph Keschman Mrs Clarence Kleser Mr Stanley J Knez Mr and Mrs John J Kr1skov1ch MISS Luc1lle KF1SkOV1Ch M1ss Mary A Kr skov1ch M1ss Mary J KT1SkOV1Ch Mr and Mrs Peter Krlskovlch M1ss Theresa Kr1skov1ch I' and Mrs John Kr1zan John Krsul Joe Kuffner A T Lacey Mrs Nettle Lalonde Mr and Mrs Frank L Lauderv1lle Mrs V1ctor a Lann1ng Mr and Mrs Edward Larson M1ss Ann A Laslovlch Mr Matt Laslovlch 'VIr N E LaVal1ee Mr W1111am Lavs ton M1ss Stella LeJeune PATRONS Mrs Mary Leonard Mr and Mrs Robert Llebeck Mr Del Llndqulst Mr Arthur Lombard1 Mr Clemens Lombard1 M1ss Gerald ne Long Dr and Mrs W W Long Vlr and Mrs A J Lubke Mrs Anna Lucler Mr and Mrs Elder Luc1er Mr and Mrs Luke Lucxer Mrs Ann Maes M1ss Judy Magness Mrs E Mahoney Mr Thomas C Malee 'Vllss Mary Mar1nc1ch Mr Hugh P Marron MISS Kay Marron Mr and Mrs Dan T Martln lVI1ss Reg na Martm Mr and Mrs Roy T Mart1nson Mr Joseph Matellch Mrs Helen McAndrews Mrs Mary McCabe MISS Norma McCabe Thomas McCabe Dan McCarthy and Mrs Edward and Mrs J D McCarthy Patrlck H McCarthy and Mrs Patrlck McCarthy and Mrs Fred McCarvel and Mrs Franc1s McDonald and Mrs P J McDonald Robert A McEwen M1ss Ann McG1nley M1ss Maureen McG1nley T P McGrath Barney McGreevey r and Mrs John L McLaughl1n r Charles McLean Rodney R McLean Gertrude McMahon r and Mrs James McMahon Kathleen McMahon Patrlck J McMahon James I McManamen Frank McNally Peter J McNally and Mrs Mlke McNel s and Mrs Thomas McNell1s Mrs Mrs Mr Mrs W1111am McV1cars 'Vlrs M1chaelMee M1ss Ruby R Mehellc Mr and Mrs A J Mehrens Mr M1lton Mehrens Mr Wallace Mehrens Mrs E Menahan Mrs W1111am Menahan and Mrs George Mesenko and Mrs J Mlchelettl M L Mlckelson and Mr Stephen Mlk1Ch M1ss Ann MlTOS18V1Ch Mr and Mrs W A Mxtchell Mrs M M Mogus Mrs Ehzabeth Mooney M1ss Bette MOFSHI Mrs N lda F Morgantl 'VI s Ann Morr1sette Mr and Mrs W1111am Morr1sette M1ss Jud1th Morley Mr Mlchael MOFFIS Mrs Genevleve Murphy Mrs M T Murphy Thomas F Murphy and Mrs Walter Murphy Robert Muster Sldney Myers D A Nadeau and Mrs R O Nelson Mrs E Nlbbe Mr Edward T lNordqu1st Mrs Mary Norton Vhs George NOVIS Mr J A OBr en Mr P M OBr1en Mr Ruby ODea and Mrs John O Donnell Ph1l1p O Donnell and Mrs Stephen OHare and Mrs Emmett OLeary John O Leary Mrs Alv1na Olson NIISS Cather1ne ONe1ll C L O Nelll and Mrs John O Ne1ll Joseph O Ne1ll Raymond O Ne1ll M A O Toole and Mrs Frank Palakov1ch 'VIrs . . . 1 - Mr. ' . 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Mr and Mrs John Palakov ch Mrss Mary Palakovrch Mrs Mary Pangree Mrss Betty Patalas Mrss Mary Pavlrck Mr and Mrs Thomas Pavlrck Vlrss Mary Alrce Pearson Mrss Angela Percrn Mr Irvrn Peterson and Mrs Anthony Petelrn r and Mrs John Petelrn and Mrs Frank Petrovrch and Mrs Ernest Phrllrps and Mrs Mrchael Prrotta and Mrs John Podobnrk Wrllram Podobnrk Mrs Carlotta P011 M1 Albert Powdrrll Jr Mr Nello Puccrnellr Mr and Mrs Reno Puccrnellr Mrss Charlotte Mae Reardon and Mrs Floyd Reardon James Reardon James Rrce Jr and Mrs James Rrce and Mrs Patrrck Rrdge Mrs Hazel Rlley and Mrs Walter N Rrley r Jack Rrvers Luke Rrvers Lours Rrvers Mrss Janet Roche M1ss Erleen Roe MISS Mary Roe Mr Rudy Rolrck M1 John Russell MIS Sally Russell PATRGNS Mrss Evelrne Ryan J P Ryan and Mrs A Sant1n1 and Mrs Leo F Scalrse Mart n Scanlon Patrrck Scarry and Mrs H E Schrapps and Mrs T A Schulte Charles Schutty Mrs Ann Shafford Vlrss Mary Shea Mr and Mrs M J Sheean Mr Patrrck Skelton Mrs Barbara Sladrch Frank Sladrch John Sladrch and Mrs J F Sladrch and Mrs Matt Sladrch and Mrs Nrck Slad1ch Mrs Frances H Smrth Mr Raymond Smrth Mr Vrncent Smrth Mr W M Smrth Mrs Margaret Solomon Mrs Wrllram A Spaun Mrs M J Spelman and Mrs Ira Stagg George Stergar and Mrs C Stevenson Joseph Stokan Mrs J W Stromberg MISS Angela Stupca Mrs Helen Stupca M1 John Stupca T A Sullrvan and Mrs Earl R Sullrvan Mrs George Sullrvan Walter D Sweeney Mr Dean Tardevrlle D W Thoma Mrs F Thomas Mr Phrllp Thomas Joseph B Thompson and Mrs A J Thomson and Mrs Phrllrp Tonkovrch M ss Helen Torgerson r and Mr Wrllram Torgerson Trmothy Tracy and Mrs Joseph Turtle Jr and Mrs Joseph Turtle Sr Mrss Kathryn Tuss Charles Untr Fred C V3nlSkO s Susan Vanrsko and Mrs Martrn Vaughn Mrs Patrrck Vaughn Mr Lurgr Venturellr M ss Agnes Verbeckmoes Mr Elmo E Verlanrc Mr and Mrs Harold N Verlanrc Mrs Leonard Verlanrc MISS Ann Walker Mrs Elrzabeth H Walker Mr Albert Walner Mrss Edrth Walsh Mr Edward Walsh Mrss Irene Walsh Mrs John E Walsh Mr JohnJ Walsh Mr and Mrs John Walsh Mrs Sarah Walsh Mr P J Ward Mr George P Wellcome Mrs John Whelan Jack Whrte and Mrs Wrnfreld W lder W W Woehler and Mrs Wrllram James W1 rght and Mrs Nrck Zounrck John ZX8I1OVlCh Congratulairons tothe Class of 48 EDDY S BAKER1 C R Q-ff 3 X li , .4441 Qt Nfw Humunfulzrn 19 BREIIIJ S -f NXJQJ '. 1 '. 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Park Ave. Phone 60 Corner Main and Park Ave. D Q Ao K . zu' venue ' 9 k k Phone - E. R. esterson . . urshong OF A . 1 7 1 Y OF ..0.. I O P-V Congratulations to the Class of 48 REDS BAR B Q 164 M Sulln in S I'l ink MARFAK SKI CHIEF GASOLINE d Comphments ol TOURIST SILRVILE STATION J1'VI SULLIVAN Congratulatlons KN Af UNDA BAIXFRY Your Home Town Bakery Your Patronage Aprreuatcd M1 xl Frenchw Scottx C0mpllm6l1TS ol I K lxFIIX I TALK TO BOB THE AR I Il COIIIICCTIOIIGFY Lunch lac Cream a Speclaltx Ycur Favorxte Sandwlch Shop W IJ SLIIHIHIT Plumbmg and Heatmg Lllllllfll Pl w me atlsfles 406E tP A I I - I 115 East Third Street Phono - Y O Y 1 V x 2, I .1 ' ' I T1 N j K R1 W Y ' K, Ai ark am Alder Phono 126 I 1 1 l r 1 x 1 f 7 J 1 A , J , X C x iz-:T . I 1' I' I' Phone -100 118 Main St I1 11 I - v s I I K Y Y X . . to .I 0 A 1 J o I I . ' .-l. f 1 -1 ' as ark ve. Phono Compliments of DiRe Disposal Service 1333 IVI 118 O k St Ie arson MUSII Co Hotpoint Appliances 301 Ea tP DEAN S NEWS AND SPORTING GOODS 120 Ma The Natlonal I ash Reoflster I o 39 E B oad ay Ph 3936 BUTTE MONTANA SALES SERVICE SUPPLIES Compliments of KANA 1230 ON YOUR DIAL Congratulations From I ommel ual Sc 1 w 11 e ASSOCl3tl0ll Congratulations from the C CLU B FakJu cta Compliments of CITY TRANSFER 1.1. 2 E C Compliments of H ,I SANNAN EIP FOR GOOD COTHES T I'uc ker s Clothes Shop BLUEBIRD BOOK 8: GIFT SHOP Phone 223 208 E Paik Ave BOOKS GIFTS GREETING LARDS AND NOVELTIES 253 OO to 35100 O0 To Woiking Men and Women on Then Own Signature I eople s Flllalll e I o h8z B I PO P BFRRY Irsurance and Real Estfzte E P I oppel Cltw C 111 11 PHONE 94 4'-, 3 . Phone 606 19 ast omme1'cia1 j I ' . . . C , 0 I I O C K -:0:- ...30:- 5 wk AVC- 204 as ark Ave. 7 I 'S . r f ' 9 ' L' Phone 56 in 0 '1 I A 0 'W G 4 ' . ' . 1 r W V one Anaconda, Montana I Y I . 'U' I O O , L 9 o . 1 1 0 The Smelter City Station ROOH1 1,DU1'S'f0H ids. fOvei' Roac Sinithl W - A J o J 1 I I in Z-T 1 u 1 v Y a ,A K i f 114 zist ark Phone T91-W 1 I Gb 99 I ' ' 2 Stand. 4 Main Street Joe Sladich. Jr.. President Jim Flynn. Vice President 1' n 1'cich.J1'.. Se re ry IVIAHAN S General Electrlc Appllances Vlctor Columbxa and Capxtal Records Dutch Boy Pamts J P STAGG C0 l-,,. Everythmg m House Furmshmgs EP SOFIFTY CLEANERS P COMPLETE TAILORING HATTING AND DYEIN G Complzments of WIC-lonnell Electrlc 0 E P COMPLIMENTS KENDRICIQ S I UN IRM HOME COMPLIMENTS IOPPER LITY BOWLINQ lENTER SOI' TICH Sz MULVIHILL Ch t Success and Best W1shes From Your Recreation Headquarters 1396 E tP uve 950 eg? -1 f v 4 QFDDY xn.0 ' DON T HESITATE BE UP TO DATE BE LIKE THE CLASS OF FORTY EIGHT' Go ALL Electruc THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY U . OF 11-47 79 J -:-:- - A I A O O I OF 'Y T1 l I 1 1 . . I A . -0- 319 ' ark Ave' Phone 88 210 es nut St. Phone 1312 x 4' J T Patrick J. Durkin, rop. ' 206 Cedar St. Cl'Zilll6I',S Sport Center X1 I 1 ' ' - , A ' . fA o 312 . ark Ave. Phono 633 Phone , 212 as ur I 01' . QS , , S - - , A E QC 1. . 1 I , - i W:'..f:':':: ?fL'S'f' ,X - - CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM BFAUSOI EIL MODERN STURP WE SERN E TO PLEASF BI ST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO 'IHE CLASS OF 4Q 'Alilx WAX PARK WAY YOUR SAVING CENTER COMPI IMENTS RYAN BUTTF IOMPANY M I G MCDONALD CHOCOLATES MORNING SUNKIST PRFPARED FOODS MILK CONGRATULATIONS TO THF CLASS OF -N FROM L LOVER Lb XP CRF IMF RX JOHN CONNOR P p C Th I , '1 1 J L 1 - L 7 J I ornc-1' Ash and Fourth Strcfe-ts I I - 4-I Y K I r- Y r- f GROCERY MARKET OF D1 J ,A RS. t . . , , I' Q T i 1 1 ' 4 f A JAL A A . ro . OVHCI' irc and Chcsth t Phum- I6L Compllments of Marellle Grocery md Root Beer Stand 210E S th St GOOD LUCK SAINTS FROM WHITE S CAFE Complxments of MODE O DAY SHOP P COmpIlm6IIfS of WIERT S SUI FR SAVE IQLIUS Re uly to We Quality Merchandlse at Moderate Prices E P ANACONDA MF KT MARKIVI HIGH QUALITY AND LOW PRICFS ORVILLE S FOODS COURTEOUS PERSONAL SERVICE Brands You Know and Foods You Lxke tP .9l. KELLY S MEAT COUNTER ORVILLE S FOR FOODS Bollmger Insuranc e Afrencv ALL FORMS 3 FP A Complxments of I ARRITX GROf ERT R J THOMAS P p t 213 L t St Ph 12 GIMBLE LUMBER AND FUEL Co Compllments of qPl3WCdl Home B llxlllf' and Dellcatessen 8 W F th sz PI ATT 8 IOLI INS Sheet Metal Work Roofmg A1rCond1t1on1ng 60 E P k 1381 Complxments Solan G1 or GI s ODDOITUIIILY ' z 7 W A , -0- , Dillon, Montana . IX . Phone 680 9 va -0-O- -I-F 1 9 1 N 1 se L J L, 1165 East ark Ave. D. , I - - Y Dill' I V I C, C C J 7,4 JL 7 1 . . Y J 112 ast ark Ave. 1 , T1 K, A Compliments of 217 Eas ark Ave. 7 lx 'I T I I I '. L . f 1 AT 20 . our . '1 l . ,LL ,A J I ts D . . . . . 3 . ar Phone -W 12 ,. ark ve. Phone 633 of 'Q 7' 1 ' N I , ,A K F I u 4 1 ' . . . ro rie or ' ocus . one T I Good Luck to the Semors From 1 UPPER MARKET Your Frlendly Store Meats Grocerxes 42 4 Compllments of Hd ARVEL BAKER1 ZIE tTh dSt 1110 Comphments of 1 FNTRAL MEAT MARKP T SAFEW AY The Best for Less Two Modern Stores Compllments of KENNE 1' Ol DDS Meats and Grocerles W tF BE WISE Shop It Hu uthausen s In on Cl w Our Quahty Is Hugh Qur PFICCS Are Low W P Comphments of lxFRN S I R01 PRX MARY CHARLEY MARIAN NE 52 W Ffth Ph 3 Congratulatxons Semors Bert and Margie Wh s Hloks qtol e 222 West Fourth ,I . Q T Y ' V L ,I A A , 14 - Phone 9OI'Ph0f1C'44 5' as if , Phone ' 4 L .L i , A6 11 A J W J ' TY k J 1 N Y 6 A L 9 ' . . . T AANVVVVWAAAAAAAAN NWAAAAAAANAAAAAN . 1 . 710 es ourth Phone 68 321 , 31-k ' 5 W ' 1 1 7 ' N A. k 1' 4 4 ...at, Y l I , , - , , .. I K -0.- 2 . i one T Congratulations to the Class of '48 P J Finnegan Co. AVIORTICIANS MICKTLSON FI ORAL BI-ST IN CUT FLOWFRS CORSAGES POR ALL OCCASIONS PHONE 208 W STAR CI F ANFRQ MoDERN f LEANERS The Home of Good Cleamng IOHN MONAHAN 8. SON TAILORINO AND ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS TI 417 E P I I L 7 5 -4 4 k 4 ...4 .l I J W ' A L I J JA J K, QA ' Y? O IJI'ODl'iQtOl'.' I UIE. 'IQ'-Xt Il XP ' 'k A 'O. Ph 31 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STAFF In th1s the fourth annual to be publ1shed for Catholxc Central Hlgh School the Annual Staff has done an outstandmg Work Then' efforts enthusxasm and thoroughness have made th1s annual one that long W111 be remembered and lt sets a h1gh standard as the gu1de mark for future annuals of Cathol1c Central Because of the excellent Work of th1s annual staff we as engravers helpxng Ill the techn1cal productlon of thls book have found pleasure and prlde 1n havmg a part ln the maklng of th1s school year book The pat1ent and understandmg counsel of the adv1ser to the staff has reflected 1tself Ill the work that has been accomphshed To the adv1ser and to each member of the staff our s1nce1e congratulauons A MONTANA INSTITUTION ASHTON FNI RAVINQ LOMPANX 112 Ham1lton Street Butte Montana For more than half a century one of the lead1ng commerclal schools of the Northwest Offers modern courses 1n college preparatory accountmg and secretarial fields Permlts dlscharged veterans a wide range rn selecnon of courses Butte Montma J L SCOTT Plcsldent Phone 2 2391 fi Comphments of CONGRATULATIONS SCHW ARTZ to the O lx Dept qtole Our 48th Year Home of Natlonally Advertlsed Brands at Lower Prrces Deen Lodge fountw Best W'SheS to fha Class of 48 Officers and Employees G A C . . . - . V . Y , - , v - n Y ' Y , . .l ,- w w w 7 J I 7 1 . . . . . . X '. lc . . , r - J , I I I lk 7 N - , I l ' ,V I . 7 . O I O Mac Intyre s 215 East Park AVG l.iQ CLOTHING SHOES AND FURNISHINGS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 48 PURITX DAIRY WILLIAM ASHTON Pasteurlzed Dalry Products FURS OF QUALITY FU RS OF DISTINCTION AT THE AI1dL0llIld Flll bhop 22 E tC 119W CONIPLIMENTS M1 Kee P1 llltlllo' L0 138WtG tLt t Mens and Boys Clothmg and FUIWIISITIITQS l.Q F1rst In Fverythmg New -i+,.i N t 0 WTIy COMPLIMENTS 1 PENNFY L0 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 49 SUI LIVAIN PAINT FO 0 COINPIIITTCITTS Duval Wallac Q H'1uIw ne FULLER PAINTS DEALER 200 East Park Phone 523 Q . 7 -0- , . . Phone 555 OF O O T1 Q i ,W V1 W ' ' WW igwi ' 1 5 1 I - - ---- ---- - - 8 as ommcrcial Ave. - CS yani I S U phone, l- But 0. Montana ' W N1 'W THE TOGGLRY ,, . . . ., OF I 1 R1 117 or h Main St., Butte. Montana ' . A. J . Phone 7320 an 'Neill III icd T I L of -:0:- 'f . ' 7 5 T c ' If ', J J 0 ..5 5- -0-0- MONTANA HOTEL AND CAPE FOR GOOD FOOD STOP AT THE LOC I ABIN STOP AT THE I ON DOR 1 AFE C0 pl melts of P J Md REPVILW GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE mpl ments f I4 LLISTON 'IE R CREAM Compl me ts of COPPER CLUB CAFE Ch Cke and Steak D 1 rs FD CUMMINCS P C mpl m nts of BAKE Rl I If BAKERX COMPLIVIFNIS OP ANACQNIDA SERW ILE STXTION '1 -1 '1 1 T -::- J V 1 1 T I A 1 m i 1 A I O, O , T Co 1 0 0 0 . I J . 1 ' W ,J x , 1 W T SUI O, 404 L Ef- Park Phono 371-W A 1 I n 0 i e ' i n il nc r 1 , . 1 J J 4 , ' H, roy. 'N 7' W K v N R 4, TO GRADUATES CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL FROM WASHOE CENTER THEATRE THEATRE ALEX VLRLAMC ANODE CLEANFRS AND TAILORS J B SIMI SON Made to Measure Clothes PHONE 191 PAT OLEARY CIWFISIIS S DISTRWTOR FLOWER SHOP OCCIDENT FLOUR THE BEST FEED AND COAL SUPPLIES 1060k IN FLOWERS ZOE tP kA BEST WISI-IES CDMPLIMENTS OF ANACONDA MEDICAL DENTAL ASSOCIATION DR ASSOCIATION J L OROURKE E W DOLAN T J KARGACIN L G DUNLAP W E LONG J J MALEE G M DONICH G E TROBOUGH L TURTON S THOMPSON O BRANDT W WOEHLER W L BEAL M L DEVICH P H STEPHENS S W SMOLLACK R1 W T I 1 o K. Low as 51543 and Up , . . 1 OF 0 -0- a Phone 219 4 ,IS ,uf Wx Y DR. E. , DR' Q - DR. P. . DR- - ' DR.R. . DR- - ' DR. W. . DR. . . DR. G DR. . . DR' ' . DR. . Q DRM . DR. . . DR. . l Compl ments of RUSSELL GROCERY 721E Th dS 372J Compl ments of I utr heck s Frlendly Store 23 Ald St 1320 J Compl ments of THORSON GROLERY 50 EP kS Compl ments of HOTTI S f ROCERY BLATTNER HEATING 81 PLUMBING Contract ng Qu ck Repalr Servlce 222 E C From JFNNIE ,IACOBQON READY TO WEAR STORE Compl ments of INTERSTATE I UMBER COMPANY FULTON MARKFT QUALITY MEATS E P When You Want the Best Ask for Goldel West Da ry Products DEER LOIM E CREAMFRY C AMBLE S HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Compl ments of WASHOE MARKET A Complete Food Store Frozen Food Lockers CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 48 F ARLX GROCERY 521E P 1001 E F f h St P 722 W i i Q 2 J ' 11 - K . 'r t. Pho - V' . Ph - . -0- l r A w 1 , , W '1 f 1 ,T -0- 5 . ar t. Phone 189 4 ' T 1 i , i ' R I . A A .L . . . ommercialAve, Pho 28 Best Wishes to the Seniors Compliments of , J J k ' ' 3 5 . ark Avo. Phon 138 I 9 1 i -:-:- '1 1 , I J J i . V F1 N '1 , 1 , eeZ0:W -zz- 7 -:0:- it k A , I Ph 240 . it . hone - EVFRY GOOD WISH FROIVI All 11 011111 LOPPEI Iylllllllff I olnp-un Watu' Works and QIILCI Rculw iw Dep 11 lment Q AILICH QQSTUDIQA ANACOIN DA MONT SN X OFFICERS O B SIIVGY Preildem J C HHIf1HgfO11 Vxce Presxdent E L Kunkel JI Caslum E L Kunkel VICE P1es1dent H P Mulphy Aisutant CHSIUC1 AFFILIATED WITH NORTHWEST BANCORPORAT ION NIEIVIBER FEDERAL DFI OSIT IINSIJRANQE CORPORATION COMPI IIVIENI 5 BUTTE, ANACONDA 84 PACIFIC RAILWAY A fd S 1 I , ff g DALY BANK 8' TRUST COMPANY OF ANACCDN DA I AUNDRY QQMPAN1 ANACCDNDA BREWING CO Compliments of 7 7 1473 7772777777777 7777777777 1... 777777, 7777775777 Compliments of 15 'Q sllltltti Cltv D un C01gfHfUlHf0HS T0 The Class of 48 Ra and Pasteur ed M lk QIA J KILLI Y XX hen Yo Wa t the Best I eckover Kelly L0 Ask for S elter C ty C al lls rance Real E tate Besf of Luck to The Outgomg Senzors PROM I HIL jumor Class Complnments of ANACONDA AUTOMOBILE DEALER'S ASSOCIATION K' i I U ' 2 . 0 v I -202- W iz l l ' ' ' - 0 J W1 U n ' J . , ' m i -:0:- ,lo , I u , s CLIFF GALLE. 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