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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

in these words of Pius XII: The whole civilized world, all its branches, peoples, and relations beween peoples, even the Church itself — in a word — everything really good in man- kind — benefits by the happy results when this family life is orderly and flourish- ing and when the young are accustomed to look up to it, honor it, and love it as a holy ideal.” Ad ydu V'- -2- I HE MOHAN FAMILY Back Row: Eugene, Clinton, Patrick. Front Row: Mr. James P. Mohan. Rosalie. William, Mrs. Roseann Mohan, Genevieve. 2U ti( icciiion 'N APPRECIATION of the love, faith, self sacrifice and inspiration of our parents who have given us an example of Christian living in the home and have provided for our Christian education in the school, the class of 1951 dedi- cates the yearbook to the parents of Anaconda Central students. -3- —i- IV - SPORTS tJ =7 k j ..(V acuity — ' . Jyjrf'S'' C .«S.- -- “V 7 ._ rfU , Our listers SISTER MARY ALCUIN, O.P.. Social Studies, General Science SISTER MARY AX ACLE I US, O.P., Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Choir SISTER MARY CARLOS. O.P., Algebra, Business, Geometry, Social Studies SISTER MARY CATHA, O.P., Latin, World History, U. S. History c SISTER MARY DESIREE, O.P., French, English I, III, Library SISTER MARY MARCOLINO, O.P., Shorthand, Typewriting, Office Practice SISTER MARY PETER DAMIAN. O.P., English I, II, IV —6— SISTER MARY VEROMTA. O.P., Chemistry, Biology 1951 The Reverend Samuel C. Beausoleil Ordained May 19 First Mass May 27 The Reverend Malacha Beam Ordained May 19 First Mass May 20 Our ome Q rOW, AFTER many years of unending prayer, the dream of many Ana- condans is about to be realized. The new Anaconda Central High School is under construction. We Centralites wish to thank all those who so generously contributed both time and money to make this dream a reality. —8- Eugene McMahon, James Boyce, Ann Caulfield, Margaret Callan, President Vice President Secretary Treasurer i or A We came, we saw, we conquered” represents the intellectual, social and athletic whirl of the seniors. Memories of a Wobblin’ Goblin Hop — our first masquerade — a Senior Ball with its sparkling Candy and Cake house — a peppy tireless Halo Staff — teamwork and cooperation of the Rockalite Staff — sus- pense and laughter at the production of Arsenic and Old Lace” — bringing home the Divisional and the State Basketball championship — and finally don- ning caps and gowns for which we have so long waited — all went to make this year our best. —9— JAMES BOYCE “Jimmy , quiet, fun loving, and always ready to lend a helping hand — is vice president of the senior class — a Rockalite and Halo artist — Boy Stater in his junior year — plans to major in chemistry at the School of Mines in Butte. 0 1ARG A R ET CALL AN This Miss with the sparkling eyes and friendly smile is treasurer of the senior class — vice presi- dent of G. A. C. — appreciates good jokes — a trip to Minnesota with Dot provided “Peg’s” big- gest thrill — likes pizza pie — will be home economist some day-. ANN CAULFIELD The senior class’s red haired, blue eyed “Torehie is never tired — finds happiness in munching candy bar along with strawberry pop as a top beverage — senior class secretary — think parties great — plans to settle down to work afte graduation. -10- 'fis ,j, i 'fj£ i dcJi, L-(rtU- f, ROSE FABBRI cfa “Rosie” — ambitious — cheery — an interesting conversationalist — is the vivacious co-editor of the Halo who likes pinochle parties, and singing — is full-of-fun hostess — an honor student — excells in typing — is interested in a stenographic career. BARBARA FERRETTI This “Five Foot Two-Eyes of Blue’’ senior, still dreaming of the Senior Ball — is an usherette at the Center — tempermental people give “Jimmy” a big headache — “My Heart Cries For You” is her Hit Parade special — destination will he Carroll. JlJI W AN NT, HANSEN Mechanical hobbies interest “Brownie” — is quiet, but always ready to go out with the boys — likes games, riding around, and bulging hamburgers — prefers typing to any other subject — undeter- mined as to future education or occupation. -11- Vivacious “Pinky” — a natural curly brownettc with large brown eyes — feels best when with her gang — an “Angel flag twirler — has it in for conceited people — thinks redheads irresistible — member of Student Council in sophomore year — aspiration is to graduate, DAVID HUOT Co-operative, congenial, a n d conservative — “Punkie” has a mania for cars and a personal interest in Butte — altar boy for four years — enjoys sports and loves to eat — although his plans for the future are indefinite they include retiring at an early age. JAMES JACQUES Playing football and just riding around are tops with “Jimmy” — who is known for his friendli- ness, jovial nature, and many talents — an in- fectious chuckle sends everyone into gales of laughter — after that long looked for day he hopes to wield a cleaver. -12- THOMAS JURGICH “Jerk” is ambitious, agreeable, a good student — is on Halo and Rockalite staffs — likes basketball games and school dances — lists loafing as a favorite means of relaxation — hopes to prepare for a teaching career at Carroll or Marquette. Friendly, easy going and always there when needed — “Dot” is treasurer of G. A. C. — make- up editor of the Rockalite — a Halo reporter — Girls’ Stater in junior year — loves to dance and eat chicken — intends to follow in the footsteps of Florence Nightingale. JOHN KARLOCK The silent, shy and sincere former president of the sophomore class — member of “C” club, a sports writer for the Halo — likes hunting and sports of all kinds — the field of dentistry is where we will find “John”. -18- T PATRICIA LACEY Too much homework gives “Pat” a big headache — a ready smile — willing worker — happiest when eating hamburgers or when watching a show — member of Glee Club — president of G. A. C. — plans to enter training after freedom rings. JOANNE LALONDE “Jo” is a brown eyed, cute, dark haired gal — by far the shortest senior rising to a scant five feet — is known for her personality-plus — thinks sun- flower seeds a great invention — is awaiting graduation day — aspires to enroll at Carroll for nurses’ training. a j Go£. ROBERT LUBKE Amusing, witty, serious, “Bob” is busy this year as co-editor of the Rockalite — maroon Dodges rate high as do malts and fried chicken — active in school affairs — always willing to give a help- ing hand — intends to continue his education. —14— � basketball, baseball and track—is always courteous to everyone — a good actor and member of the senior play cast — another Frank Sinatra — will take up commercial studies. This three year football letterman likes to be called “Jerry” — classes girls as his pet peeve — can’t forget the 6-0 defeat of the Maroons — ideal moments spent with Dick-Don-Potts and Pat — college with Dick will be his next stop. Robert McCarthy “Bob’' is content when eating fried chicken and listening to “My Happiness” — likes football and basketball games, especially tournaments — favorite class is English — irked by girls who smoke in public — not sure about after grad- uation. -15- fraxcis McDonald This lad is treasurer of the “C” club and Student Council — a class officer in his freshman year —, “Bill says he likes everything, especially football — his one and only ambition is to graduate — says his future is undertermined. JOSEPH McEWEN Entertaining, sociable, “Joe” thinks life in general pretty nice — has a great liking for the Saints basketball squad — enthusiastic about that long awaited graduation day — aspires to enroll in a school of higher learning some day. C - N-i W s'Y e tv-- , ,JL EUGENE VlcMAHON “Genie” is the five foot ten inch, curly topped senior class president — business staff editor for Rockalite — sports writer for the Halo — can’t wait for that cap and gown day — hopes to be- come a millionaire — will soon join Uncle Sam. — 16— GERTRUDE McMAHON Tall, blonde, blue eyed. “Gert” tells us her big- gest thrill is yet to come — dancing gives her a big lift — loves chicken with shoe strings — calls everyone “cluck” — can’t stand high-hatted people — Carroll College may see her passing by. JUANITA MEHRENS Sitting through Monday morning classes aggra- vates “Juan” — finds swimming and ice skating refreshing — partial to tomatoes — is a five foot five inch blonde — who is anxiously awaiting diploma day — top disc tune is “Forever and Ever” — desires to be a Woman in White. THOMAS MINNEHAN “Tommy” was a member of Drama Club, and an altar boy all four years of high school — deep thinker, well mannered, and care-free — his am- bition in life is to catch up on lost sleep and then enter military service. -17- PATRICK MOHAN “Patsy , another curly top with the Irish gift of gab — received his biggest thrill defeating the Copperheads — basketball center as a junior and senior — likes food in any size, shape, or form — thinks he’ll be hearing from the Army after graduation. Happy-go-lucky — easy to get along with — “Teddy” lets nothing bother him — motto is “live and let live” — is most at ease when sleeping — finds school enervating — isn’t sure what the future holds for him. JV As ... ■ v 4 fJ y-y I VAV r JEANETTE PETROVICH T Snappy cheerleader — B-rater — “Jean” possesses a Colgate smile — has a passion for cutting her hair above the ears — loves to dance — attended Girls’ State in her junior year — president of Glee Club — ambition is to find that certain dream man. -18- . AGNES RIDGE A native of Minnesota, “Aggie” came to Anaconda while in grade school — her biggest thrill has yet to happen — cherry pie heads her menu — delights in the song “Mona Lisa” — braggarts are a pet peeve — intends to enter nurses’ training in September. PAUL RIVERS Mischievous, happy-go-lucky, “Paul” has a quick comeback for anything he is asked — was class officer in both freshman and sophomore years — is a faithful altar boy — is undecided as to what he will do after graduation. s h Lr t JOHN SLADICH H V Helpful — good natured — bubbling with (en- thusiasm — “Jack” likes to dance or just drive around — was secretary-treasurer of the Key Club — an honor student — altar boy — plans to get his Ii. A. degree and then marry the girl of his dreams. —19— ■ LAWRENCE SLADICH Likeable “Potts is a four year man in football — manager of basketball squad in senior year — gets a thrill out of living — pet saying is “ah-” — a dependable altar boy all through high school — will be collegian come next September. RICHARD SCHMIDT “Dick is most content when with the boys — number one on his Hate Parade is artificial blondes — is an all-around athlete, “C club president — Central’s top guitar player — Copper College may see this lad next fall. JANET SPELLMAN “Jan has a sense of humor — a ready smile — is an honor student — one of Central’s outstand- ing flag twirlers — dislikes snobbish people — English class is her favorite during school hours; the Artie after school — Saint Mary’s will be her next stop. -20- jL . •� )f y CARL rZNfc-R Maestro of senior class. A-l personality and easy to get along with — ‘‘Carl” is a member of Halo and Rockalite staffs. “C” club and Cow Pokes — always on the lookout for a party — someday he hopes to have a dry cleaning business ofjiis own. fU jf C% DONALD SWANSON “Don” is a six footer — four year letterman in basketball and football — bringing home the state championship was his happiest moment — classi- fies sports as his favorite pastime — desires to become a major league baseball player in the near future. ☆ ☆ 1. Molathes icky sticky goo. 2. Windblown. 3. Pardon the Packard. 4. Stepping out. 5. Wallflowers. 6. I'll give ya’ ten! 7. Spring tonic? - - - 8. Hey! 9. What a life! 10. Waitin’ at the church. 11. What's the occasion? 12. Four’s a crowd. 13. Weary, dearies. 14. Who, me? 15. Framed. ☆ ☆ —22— William Boyce, Vice President Helen Spellman, Secretary Donald Allen, President Bruce MacDonald. T re usurer uniord JUNIORS have invaded the social and scholastic life of the school making their bid for fame as upperclassmen — by doing what comes naturally to them. They sponsored the colossal, colorful Harvest Ball where Tom Turkey had many invi- tations to Thanksgiving dinner — their oratorical endeavors brought fame and honor to Central. They lent the seniors a helping hand in the production of the senior play. Their outstanding athletic ability helped bring top honors to the Saints. Be- fore bringing the curtain to a close, the annual Junior Prom was given in honor of the seniors as a worthy climax, to a fun-filled year. -23- -1 unior Counter Clockwise:—-I. Bob McEwen shows Tom McLaughlin and Jack O'Leary the joys of chemistry with the aid of Bill Boyce and Bruce Mac- Donald. 2. Giving the final touch to the Harvest Ball are Pat Sullivan, Virginia Mesenko, Elaine Dill, Con- nie O’Dea and Delores Martin. 3. Bill Fitzpatrick is in no hurry to be off if Tom Flanagan, Juliann Vaughan, Eleanor Jensen and Luanne Calnati arc not. 4. “This ought to be good ’ chuckles Xorma Huot to Nor- ine Haffey. Evidently Margie Logan. Helen Spellman and Gerry Ehlmann think so too. —24— H tCZJL ,o -C -tA vvu U4� vj) u_ju j( J A. diM bu , Cmjj Clockwise:—1- Joanne Hill wonders which disc Mary Kay MacDonald, Joanne McCarvel and Colleen Mc- Carthy will play. 2. As Rosie Streifel translates shorthand. Migsie Walsh helps Mickey McNelis with English, while Norma O’Donnell and Helen McGlynn work diligently on “le devoir francais.” 3. Leo Mehrens does not seem to agree with Jean Hunt hausen, Don Allen and Nancy Duff’s opinion of Jack Paulos’ humor. 4. Freddie Lague and Paul Jacques click the shutters at Frank McGreevey, Hugh Nugent and Jack McGuire, who watch the birdie. -25 ☆ ☆ 1. Ready for the ice. 2. I tot I taw a puddy tat. 3. Life of Ficklin. 4. A big program. 5. Oh, no, va, don’t. (h (irrrrrr-rough! 7. That Pepsodent smile. 8. Or else! 9. Svvitch-er-shoes. 10. What a load. 11. Wot hoppen’d? 12. I’m on my way. 13. Well—I never—. 14. Just posing. 15. There’s been a change in me. ☆ ☆ -26- Edward Stupea, Josie Orrino, Kathleen Gallagher, James Hogan, Vice President Treasurer President Secretary So,,l otno res SOPHOMORES — who are they? This is the class that’s always on the beam and have the steam — Activities? They like them all — hiking and biking, dancing and romancing. Studious? Oh, yes — regular little book worms when tests roll around — the introducers of the latest in fads and fashions, such as switcher shoes, the neoglo craze, the Sun Flower Seeds Corporation, and the latest newspaper chapeaux. In two short years they have proven their skill and willingness to learn. Along with their high spirited athletic ability they have shown great dex- terity in all their undertakings. Sojjh oni ore Counter Clockwise:—1. “Come for a sleigh ride, call Arlene Puccinelli, Sist Walsh. Pat McMahon, and Tim McLean. 2. Daryl Christie screams, kotch Gallagher seems amused by John Donohue’s pranks: Theresa Kriskovich and Bill Borzick look on. 3. Connie Hannon, Pat Clabby, Lynn Martin. Pat Walsh, and Pat Skelton take time out for a root beer. 4. “Shoot , calls R o n Dooley, D o n Stevenson, and John Kopp to Dick Thomas. 5. Tom Savage, Sheila Roach, and Joan Podobnik and Pat Ficklin send gifts to the poor. a CIS S Clockwise:—1. Eddie Stupca, Bill Mohan, (ack Minnehan, Shirley Stri- zich and Rita Burgess chat awhile. 2. Mary Frances Herbolich, Judy Me- Carvel, Shirley Kuney, Marianne Fer- retti, and Ann O'Hare find their marks agreeable. 3. Joan Hayes and Lois Dillon are challenged by Evelyn Reiss and Arlene Bessette. 4. Frank Lombardi and Jim Hogan wait for [ackie Malee, Josie Orrino, and (oan Mitchell to take off. .5. Lyle Wilks, Warren Hansen, Frank Vanderliule. and Don Tocher find ice skating tir ☆ ☆ 1. Funny faces. 2. Look! 3. The whole tooth. 4. Smilin' through. 5. So tired. 6. Which twin has the “Toni”? 7. Batter up. 8. The Waltz You Saved For Me. 9. Fire bug. 10. I ife gets tedious don't it? 11. You dreamer you. 12. Holy smokes. 13. Tricky trio. 14. Life of Riley. 15. The bootery. 16. Tight squeeze. V- -30- Mary bet h Cream T reasurer Alan Garipee, Preside Tit John Kanthack, Vice Preside fit M arya n ne Mese nko, Secretary 3, 'e$ , mien EGINNING THE YEAR with a long-to-be remembered initiation — the Frosh settled down quickly into lives of high schoolites. They won the reputation of a talent ladden” class after the first freshman sponsored assembly — the football team is comprised of many future stars of the not-so-green class. Their salesman- ship was superb during the annual Bazaar ticket sale. If the Freshmen keep up the same pace with which they have started, they are destined for success in the future. Z resh re Mini cm Top Clockwise: —1. “1 wish that 1 could do that, ’ says envious Bob Riley as he delights in listening to Tom Flynn give out with a snappy tune for itsy Bitsy Beausoleil, Regina Blod- nick and Janet Puccinelli who finds the song very entertaining. 2. “Oh dear, what can the matter be, so many books to take home? chime these freshman boys, John Pupich, Pat Moran, Billy Jurcich, Norman Lesh, Francis McCarvel, and G o r d a n Tracey. 3. Genevieve Pepe gives an instruction to Adelene Marthaller. Sylvia Anderson is patiently trying to give a few needed pointers to Helen Peterson while Adele Michelletti gives a “harder than it seems look. -32- . Top Clockwise: —1. “What’s the sud- den attraction for that chair? Go on and dance,” says Tom Gow to reluc- tant Alan Cosens. “Don't be a wall flower , adds Rudy Chor. Marianne Mesenko waits hopefully for the de- cision. 2. “Deck I he Halls With Boughs of Holly”, hums Helen Smith. Tom Doohan looks hopeful that Leon Deronleau won’t drop any more orna- ments. Dick Greanv rests for awhile and Shirley Mangan gives a helping hand. 3. Phyllis Anderson volun- teers to answer as John Kanthack seems to have a touch of spring fever. “1 think 1 know,” says Arthur Ander- son as John Vanisko looks perplexed. Mary Beth Cream looks hard for the answer. —33— 1. David Scharosch gives a sly grin as he plans to cat his apple. George I) iak and Jackie Cron think they’ll try the apple for the teacher trick. Leo Geary looks doubtful as he warns, “It won’t work ’ “Let’s take a chance anyway” says Rav Hess. 2. Tom Roe grins as Peggy Kortum offers to carry his books. George Friez turns gentleman while helping Sheila Lyons with her coat. “Oh, thank you,” exclaims Loretta Collins to Den- ton Gilmartin. • • • 1. Here comes Father Lowney,” says Georgia Eamon, Marlene Carlson. “Let’s ask him for a ride,” Rudy Choi says. Gene Sajcich says. “Maybe if we offer to wash his car lie’ll give us one. 2. hat s going on back there.' asks Larry Schmidt. Kenny Munn finds working a serious business, although Don Thomas, Denton Gilmartin. and Alan Gar dipec take it more lightly. Harriet Spurlock is bored by the idle chatter of the boys and de- clines to offer any help to her classmates. TctivitieS CO-EDITORS: PATRICIA SULLIVAN, ROBERT LUBKE Make-Up Staff- Standing: T. Jurcich, I). Kanthack, editor. Seated: Agnes Ridge, Rose Fabbri, Elaine Dill. Write-Up Staff- Standing: C. McCarthy, P. Callan, editor. Seated: J. O’Leary, M. Logan, J. Sladich. Business Staff- Standing: R. Schmidt. F. McGreevey, L. Sladich. Seated: J. McCarthy, G. McMahon, editor; J. McEwen. Art Staff- Standing: |. Boyce, J. Jacques, editor. Seated: J. Hill, J. McCarvel. Sports Staff- Left to Right: C. Stetzner, P. Mohan, I). Swanson, editor. —35- HALO Standing: Helen Hayes, Dorothy Kan- thack, Tom Jurcich, Jim Boyce, Gene McMahon, Jim Jacques. Seated: Janet Spellman, Gert McMahon, Jeanette Petrovich. Editor John Sladich Back Row: Carl Stetzner, John Karlock, Agnes Ridge, Juanita Mehrens. Front Row: Barbara Fcrrctti, Ann Caul- field, Peggy Callan. Assistant Editor Rose Fabhri The Senior Class of 1951 Presented uJk rdenic an J OtdX ace A Comedy in Three Acts by Joseph Kellelring MAY 13 and 14, 1951 in the Junior High Auditorium THE SCENES ACT I An afternoon in September. ACT II That same night. ACT III Scene 1: Later that night. Scene 2: Early the next morning. CAST Abby Brewster ............... ................... The Rev. Dr. Harper ................. Teddy Brewster ...... Officer Brophy ................................ — Officer Klein ................................... Martha Brewster ........... Elaine Harper ............ Mortimer Brewster ........ Mr. (iil.hs ........ Jonathan Brewster ........ Dr. Einstein ............. Officer O’Hara ........... Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon ... Dorothy Kanthack ...... Bobby McEvven ....... Jimmy Jacques ........ Hugh Nugent ... Tommy Minnehan ......... Pat Sullivan Nancy Duff Gene McMahon .......... Fred Lague .......... Tom Savage ........ Tom Flanagan ........ Dick Thomas ...... Billy Fitzpatrick .... Bruce MacDonald Jlere an J Dk ere fL, an JDk en BOYS’ GLEE Top to Bottom: Tom Savage, Bob Riley, Jack O’Leary, John Kan- thack, Gene Sajcich. Bob Lacey, Davicl Scharosch, John Vanisko, Join Gow, Lorn Flynn, ANTll John Jurcich, Arthur Anderson, Gordon Tracy. GIRLS’ GLEE Back Row: L. Collins, P. Ficklin, D. Kanthack, L. Martin, S. Roach, J. Smith, D. Christie, N. Dutf, A. Puccinelli, C. Hannon, R. Fabbri, C. O’Dea, E. Jensen, H. McGlynn, P. Sullivan. G. McMahon, H. Hayes, P. Callan, P. Lacey, E. Walsh, J. Mitchell, L. Dillon, A. O'Hare, A. Micheletti, S. Mangan, P. Clabby, A. Bessette, M. Herbolich, P. Kortum. Middle Row: J. Orrino, S. Anderson, S. Lyons, M. Logan. P. Snider, H. Peterson, J. Hayes, M. Walsh, J. Puccinelli, J. Mehrens, J. Vaughan, P. McMahon, J. Podobnik, E. Dill, M. Carlson, P. Anderson, T. Kriskovich, N. O’Donnell, N. Halley, V. Mesenko, A. Caulfield, J. Spellman, P. Skeleton, R. Burgess, K. Gallagher, H. Spurlock, R. Blodnick, G. Eamon. Front Row: A. Ridge, M. Ferretti, E. Reiss, M. Creany, S. Kuney, A. Marthaller, G. Elhmann, G. Pepe, J. Lalonde, B. Ferretti. J. Petrovich, R. Streifel, J. McCarvel, M. Mesenko, L. Calnan, 1). Martin. -40- f- innacie Wost JdiU) to Succeed ROBERT LL'BKE DOROTHY KAM HACK Wost SieJty MARGARET CALLAN DONALD SWANSON PATRICIA LACEY Wost Sriendly JOHN SLADICH Wost JklLtic ST. PETER ALTAR BOYS— Pat Mohan, Tom Jurcich, Tom Minnehan, Jack Sladich, David Huot, Bob Lubke, Gene McMahon. Unto dJ ie , 711 tar of Cfod ST. PAUL ALTAR BOYS— Front Row: Joe McEwen, Paul Rivers Jim Jacques, Bill McDonald. Back Row: Larry Sladich, Don Swanson. ST. PETER’S CHOIR— Organist, Mary Frances Herbolich, Bar- bara Ferreu i, Joanne Lalonde, Jeanette Petrovich, Rose Fabbri. -42- (ve Illa na MARGARET CALLAN -43- ? . —senior N THE evening of January 19, the Central High auditorium was transformed into a scene of fantasy and delight. Couples danced to the music of the Rhythm Masters in a mist of red and white. I’lie theme was Candy and Cake. A huge gingerbread house complete with a nougat chimney, a roof of frosted lime slices trimmed with candy canes was set in a landscaped terrace of snow out of which sprung an honest-to-good- ness candy gunidrop tree, cinnamon hearts and gingerbread pine trees. Gene McMahon, president o f the senior class and Nancy Duff led the Grand March. i • p junior j r rom DUSTY P1 K ceiling, grass green and snow white walls, blossom bedecked arches and trellises created a perfect spring setting for the annual Junior Prom on the evening of April 27. Skipper Kelly and his Rhythm Masters provided the music. In keeping with the theme Apple Blossom Time, the stage was turned into a garden. The blossoming apple tree, rose covered trellises, a water fountain and a rock path all added to the spring- like atmosphere. Don Allen, the president of the junior class and Mary Rita Burgess led the Grand March. NUMERAL MEN Students— Hack Row: Allan Cosens, John Kanthack, Lyle Wilks, Frank McGreevey. Middle Row: Tom Roe, George Dziak, Hob Lacey. Front Row: Warren Hansen, Tim McLean, John Donohue. STUDENT COUNCIL Clockwise: Hill McDonald, Treasurer; Larry Sladich, Vice Pres.; Jack O’Leary, Junior Rep.; Lyle Wilks, Sophomore Rep.; Pat Mo- han, Pres.; Tom Flynn, Freshman Rep.: Don Swan- son, Secretary. LETTERMEN The “A. C. Clockwise: (A) Jack Paulos, Don Tocher, Don Allen, H o b McEwen, Don Swanson, Frank Lom- bardi, Gene McMahon, Larry Sladich, Jerry McCarthy, Larry Schmidt, Tom Flan- agan. The Cross Bar of “A”: Hill Fitzpatrick, Hugh Nu- gent. (C) Dick Thomas, Carl Stet- zner, Hill McDonald, John Karlock, Jim Jacques, Dick Schmidt. Paul Jacques, Hill Boyce, Tom McLaughlin, Leo Mehrens. -46- G. A. C. Sealed: Pat Lacey. Clockwise: Rose Fabbri, Helen Hayes, Geri Mc- Mahon. Peggy Callan, Ann .Caulfield. Clockwise: Janet Spellman, Jeanette Petrovich, Dor- othy Kant hack, Juanita Mehrens. Barbara Ferretti, and Joanne Lalonde. CHEER LEADERS Left to Right: Jeanette Petrovich, Jean hausen. Sheila Roach, and Nancy Duff. -47- Hunt- DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Back Row: J. Orrino, S. Kuney, R. Streifel, P. Kortum, M. F. Herbolich, f. Podobnik, H. Peter- son, H. Spurlock, E. Walsh, A. Bessette, M. Walsh, E. Dill, M. Logan, C. O’Dea. Middle Row: H. McGlynn, G. Ellmann, R. Blodnik, L. Collins, P. McMahon, 1. Kriskovich, C. Hannon, J. Hayes, J. Spellman, H. Hayes, G. Eamon, C. McNelis, A. Micheletti, A. O'Hare. Front Row: J. Vaughan, J. Mitchell, K. Gallagher, L. Dillon, B. Beausoieil, Majorette G. Pepe, P. Snider, S. Anderson, S. Mangan, J. McCarvel, J. Puccinelli. -48- HROUGHOUT the football circles in Montana, Anaconda Central was always considered a fighting team, ready to give a good showing at any game. Although three years is a long time to wait, Coach Dick Little’s boys who are in the Class A Division brought history to the school by winning 3 games and losing 3 for a new season record. Their wins were over Stevens- ville 33-13; Butte Central 6-0; Havre 12-6; then walked off the field from de- feats by Bozeman 7-0; Anaconda High 39-0, Livingston 27-7. Even though the boys had a little hard luck they wound up a successful season with no injuries. All season long the squad of Blue and Gold kept up their fighting spirit even in defeat. Those who appeared in the lineup from week to week were Lawrence Sladich, Jim Jacques, Jerry McCarthy, Dick Thomas, Frank Lombardi, Paul Jacques, Leo Mehrens on the line and Don Allen, Jack Paulos, Dick Schmidt, and Don Swanson in the backfield. Although these players were most frequently seen on the gridiron they were ably assisted by Bill Boyce, Bill McDonald, Don Tocher for the backfield, and John Karlock and Hugh Nugent on the line. -49- S 1 AR 1 ING LINEUP—Back Row: Bill Boyce, Dick Schmidt, Don Swanson, Jack Paulos. Horn Row: Leo Mehrens, Paul Jacques, Frank Lombardi, John Karlock. Dick Thomas, Jerry McCarthy, Larry Sladich. FOOTBALL RECORD Anaconda Central 33 Anaconda Central.... 0 Anaconda Central . 6 Anaconda Central.... 0 Anaconda Central 12 Anaconda Central ... 6 Stevensville 13 Here Bozeman..... 7 There Butte Cen... 0 Here Ana. Pub.... 39 Here Havre....... 7 Here Livingston.. 27 There TEAM Back Row: Assistant Coach Sid Bailey, Hugh Nugent, [ini Jacques, Frank Lombardi, 1 aid Jacques, Dick I homas. Dick Schmidt, Joe McEwen, Dim Swanson, Larry Sladich, Jerry McCarthy. John Karlock, Coach Dick Little. Middle Row: Mascot Joe Connors, Leo Mehrens, Frank McGreevey, [ack Paulos, Bill Fitzpatrick, Lyle Wilks, Bob Lacey, Warren Hansen, Ray Lujan. John Kanthack, Mascot Mickey Connors. Front Row: Bill Boyce, Jim McNally, Tom Roc, John Donohue, Bill McDonald. Allen Cosens, Tim McLean, George D iak, Don Tocher. Back Row: Manager L. Sladicli, I). Schmidt, L. Schmidt, B. Mohan, D. Tocher, J. Paulos, Coach Dick Little. Front Row: D. Swanson, F. Lombardi, P. Mohan, B. McEwen, L. Mehrens. BASKETBALL RECORD Anaconda Central ... 43 Billings Central .... 34 40 Cathedral .... 39 . 38 Bozeman ... 40 Anaconda Central ... 51 Billings Central .... 33 Anaconda Central ... 49 Dillon .... 51 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Anaconda Central ... 37 Helena High .... 48 Anaconda Central ... ... 38 Butte Central .... 29 Anaconda Central ... 40 Dillon .... 27 Anaconda Central ... 56 Big Timber 30 Anaconda Central ... 62 Dillon .... 52 Anaconda Central ... 53 Big Timber 31 Anaconda Central ... 66 Laurel 45 Anaconda Central ... 53 Hardin ... 41 Anaconda Central ... 60 Butte Central 45 Denotes C Anaconda Central 38 Anaconda Public 36 Anaconda Central 58 Cathedral 48 Anaconda Central 52 Butte Central 47 Anaconda Central 49 Columbia Falls 32 Anaconda Central 58 Kalispell 53 Anaconda Central 53 Hardin 39 Anaconda Central 47 Laurel .... 42 Anaronda Central 62 Kalispell .... 50 DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Anaconda Central . 53 Roundup 29 48 Hardin 44 Anaconda Central . 44 Laurel 39 STATE TOURNAMENT Central . 59 Scobev 40 Anaconda Central . 56 Hamilton 55 Anaconda Central . 54 Fort Benton 50 erence Games. She Slat, C (ass B C h um pionA of 19 HE SAINTS, noted as one of the outstanding clubs in the state of Montana, not only took the State Class B crown but also defeated the Class A champions twice this season and other Big Hi contenders. Starting on December 2, with a victory over Billings Central 45-40 Coach Dick Little s Ana- conda Central Saints were victorious throughout the season. At the end ol the basketball season, we had 22 wins and 3 losses, capturing the Southern Division Championship trophy and the State B trophy for the first time in the history of Anaconda Central. It was the first time in five years that the Saints had captured the citv championship crown over Anaconda High 38-36 in an over- time. BBS Hack Row: Lyle Wilks, Tom McLaughlin, Tom Savage, Alan Cosens, Bob Lacey. Middle Row: Billy Mohan, Tom Flanagan, Ken Munn, Alan Gardipee, George Friez. Front Row: Bruce MacDonald, Tim McLean, Jim Hogan, Dick Thomas. Frank McGreevev, Bill Boyce. MARCH 11, 1951 MARCH 11, 1951 Monsignor John B. Pirnat , Put,,,U Miss Ruth Burgess Mrs. Barbara Ferretti Reverend Timothy Moroney Mrs. Margaret Burns Miss Elva Ferretti Reverend J. F. Schulte Mrs. Bridget Callan Miss Norma Ferretti Reverend Anthony Brown Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Callan Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ficklin Reverend Emmett O’Neill Dr. and Mrs. T. D. Callan Mr. Bill Fink Reverend Bernard Sullivan Mr. Timmie Calnan, Jr. Mr. Rudy Fink Reverend Philip Mellady Mr. and Mrs. Tim Calnan Mr. P. W. Fitzpatrick Reverend Emmett Lowney Mrs. R. J. Caro Mr. T. J. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Mr. Dennis Casey Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Flynn, Sr. Agostinelli Mr. and Mrs. Owen Caulfield Mrs. A. L. Fordmier Miss Colleen Algers Mr. Terry Caulfield Miss Helen Fortune Mrs. W. W. Allen Miss Flora Cecconi Mr. and Mrs. John A. Miss Ze Ze Allen Miss Lillian Cecconi Francisco Mr. Alan M. Anderson Mrs. Nina Christiansen Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frankovich Mr. Donald T. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Christie A Friend Mr. Keith Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Janies Clabby Mr. G. Gagnier Mrs. Phyllis Anderson Mrs. Rose Clark Mr. Farrell (Red) Gallagher Mr. Milton J. Andrews Mrs. Anna Collins Miss Kay Gallagher Mrs. Kate Antonich Mr. Jack Con Ion Mrs. Mary M. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Arvish Mr. John Connor Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Gallagher, Sr. Arvish Connors Mrs. J. C. Geary Mr. and Mrs. Sid Bailey Miss Rose Marie Connors Miss Julia Goggins Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barry Mr. Tom Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Gow Miss Mary Pat Barthalomew Miss Joanne Corcoran Mrs. D. I. Grush Mr. John F. Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Abe Cosens Mr. John Gutcheck Mr. Martin Beatty, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Creaney Mr. and Mrs. John Gutcheck Mr. Matt Beatty Miss Rose Crossman Mr. Dan J. Haffey Mr. and Mrs. Pat Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Friend Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Janies Hagen Mr. and Mrs. Al M. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dee Mr. Harry Hamill Beausoleil Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Dolan Mr. John Hamill Mr. Butch Beausoleil Mr. and Mrs. Sam Beausoleil Mr. and Mrs. C. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harrity Mrs. Mike Donohue Mr. E. J. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Beausoleil Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Bud Havermann Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Bessette Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Mrs. Ann C. Healy Mrs. Raymond Bessette Dowdall Mr. Ernest Healy Mrs. Marv Blodnick Mr. Patrick Doyle Mr. Tom Healy Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mrs. B. H. Duff Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Blodnick Mr. and Mrs. E. Dz.ak Heaphy Mr. Joe Bolkovatz Mr. John E. Dziak Miss Barbara Herbolich Mr. Walter Bolkovatz Mrs. K. Early Mrs. Dick Herbolich Miss Marian Boyce Mr. Kevin F. Early Mr. and Mrs. John Herbolich Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brazill Miss Sheila B. Early Miss Betty Hess Mrs. Frank Bresnahan Mr. Robert Ecklund Mr. and Mrs. George Hess Mr. Bob Brunell Mr. and Mrs. A. J. England Miss Marion Hess Mr. Gene Brunell Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Faribault Mr. Arthur C. Hill Mr. and Mrs. J. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ferguson Mrs. Kathleen Hill -59- Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hogan Miss Helen Hungerford Mr. A. G. Hunthausen Miss Jenny Kay Jackicich Mrs. Evelyn Jacques Mr. Leon F. Jobe Mrs. Helge Johnson Mr. Leo Johnson Miss Mary Joyce Mrs. Anna Jurcich Mr. Frank Jurcich Mrs. Ursula Jurcich Mr. Z. W. Jurcich Mrs. Frances Kabalin Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kant hack Mrs. Cecelia Kanthack Mr. Orion Kanthack Mr. and Mrs. John Kaparich Mrs. Andrew J. Karas Mr. Janies Keenan Mrs. J. T. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kenne Mrs. Joseph Kershul Mrs. Joe Kregosky Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kriskovich Mrs. Earl LaForest Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lague Mrs. Victoria Canning Mr. Martin Laughlin Mr. Carol Lawler Miss Mary R. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Dick W. Little Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Logan Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Longfellow Mr. A. J. Lubke Mr. Bill Lubke Mr. Bob Lubke Miss Irene M. Lubke Miss Ruth M. Lubke Mr. and Mrs. M. B. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCarvel Miss Joann McCarvel Mr. Roderick F. McCarvel 'oni Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McCarvel Mr. C. A. McDaniel Mr. Francis A. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McDonald Mr. P. J. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McEachran Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McEwen Mrs. Helen McGlvnn Mr. Frank B. McGrath Mr. T. P. McGrath Mr. Donald McGreevey Mr. James C. McGreevey Mr. P. J. McGreevey Mr. and Mrs. A. P. McGuire Miss Kathleen McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Hector Mclsaac Mr. and Mrs. Dan McKittrick Mr. and Mrs. John McKittrick Miss Mary McKittrick Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLean Mrs. Frank McMahon Mrs. Gertrude McMahon Mr. Jack McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Janies McMahon Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McMahon Mrs. Elberta McMillan Mrs. Mary MacPherson Mr. Everett Magness Miss Theresa Malloy Mrs. Mirko Mandich Mr. Norbert Mangan Mr. and Mrs. Jas. T. Manion Mr. Chas. L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Martin Mr. Roy T. Martinson Mr. Dick Matchett Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mee Mrs. Ellen Menahan Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mesinko Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Metcalfe Mr. Joseph Metcalfe, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Michclett Mrs. Joe Mihelic Mrs. C. M. Moran Mr. Geary Moran Mr. Terry Moran Miss Judy Morley Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marganti Miss Helen Mulligan Mrs. Ann Mulvey Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Murphy Mr. Thomas F. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. M urphy Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Muster Nelson Grocery Mr. R. O. Nelson Miss Yi Nelson Mr. Wilfred Kevin Mr. Eddie Niland Mr. Twisty Nordquist Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Brien May O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. P. M. O'Brien Miss Betty O’Dea Mrs. Rudy O’Dea Mr. Jimmie O'Donnell Miss Mary O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Pat O’Donnell, Jr. Mrs. P. J. O’Donnell, Sr. Miss Peggy O'Donnell Mrs. Phil O’Donnell Mrs. Ogden Mrs. Mary O’Hare Mr. Stephen O’Hare Mr. Emmett O’Keefe Mrs. James O’Leary Mr. and Mrs. John O’Leary Mr. Charles L. O’Neill Miss Mary O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. John Orrino Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palakovich Pfc. Joseph Palakovich Mr. John Palakovich, Jr. Miss Mary Palakovich -60— Mr. and Mrs. John Palakovich Mrs. Tom Pauli Mr. Peter Paul Mrs. Ann Paulos Mrs. Louis PePe Miss Angela Percin Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Petelin Mr. and Mrs. John Petelin Mr. Phil Pinocci Mrs. F. Pirotta Mrs. Anna Podabnik Mr. and Mrs. John Podabnik Mr. Wm. Podabnik Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Popovich Mrs. Antoinette Pozega Mr. and Mrs. John Pozega Mr. Bob Prigge Mrs. Christine Provost Mr. and Mrs. Frank Puccinilli, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Xeil Puccinelli Mr. and Mrs. Reno Puccinelli, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rasor Miss Delores Reagan Miss Beverly Reardon Mr. J. F. Regan Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ridge Mr. John R. Rivers Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Riley Mr. Jack Roche Mr. Rudy Rolich Mr. Anthony Ruane Mr. James F-. Russell Mr. John F. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Fd. Ryan Mr. Charles Ryan Mr. Jim Ryan Mrs. A. Santini Mr. Achillee Santini Miss Peggy Savage f alroni Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Savage Mr. Leo F. Scalise Mrs. Honey Schutty Mr. John Shea Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sheehan Sister Ann Jean Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skakles Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Skelton Mrs. Barbara Sladich Mr. Frank Sladich Mr. Jack J. Sladich Mr. John J. Sladich Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. Sladich Mr. Mike Sladich Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Sladich Mrs. Frances H. Smith Miss Helen Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smollack Mrs. Steve Smollack Mrs. A. J. Solan Mr. Tom Solan Mrs. L. J. Solomon Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Spellman Mr. Chris Spurlock Mr. and Mrs. George F. Spurlock Mrs. George Stergar Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stetzner Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Stevenson Mrs. Arthur Steward Mrs. Carm Stokan Mrs. Joe Stokan Miss Dorothy Stupca Mrs. Helen Stupca Mrs. John Stupca Mr. D. J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan Miss Pat Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Swanson Mr. Harold A. Swanson Mr. Jack Swanson Judge William R. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. J. Tiefenthaler Mrs. W. D. Timn Miss Annabelle Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thomson Mr. Gene Thomson Mr. Jack Thomson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tracy Mr. James Tracy Mr. Steve Trbovich Miss Julitta Tuchscherer Mr. Francis Turtle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turtle Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turtle, Sr. Miss Kathryn Tuss Mr. Julio Ungaretti Mr. Charles Unti Mr. and Mrs. John J. Vanisko Miss Susan Vanisko Mr. and Mrs. Martin Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Pat Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Elmo F. Verlanic Mr. and Mrs. Harold X. Verlanic Miss Ana Walker Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walsh Mr. Francis Walsh Mr. Gene Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walsh Mr. John E. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. John J. Walsh Mr. Morris Warren Mrs. Weber Mr. John Zvanovich -61- ☆ Congratulations to the ... Class of “51” Saint Peter PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION ☆ ☆ ☆ -62- EDUCATION ORGANIZATION ☆ Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Graduates of CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL and Congratulations to the State Champions ..the.. “SAINTS” ----from---- ANACONDA MILL AND SMELTERMEN'S UNION NO. 117 ☆ . . . INDEPENDENCE . .. —64— 7 _ Congratulations to the Class of “51” 'fLteucJU 0L+- yCj- JLsU-CA-S ‘ '£ CUo-4- e- ☆ TRAVEL BY BUS ☆ sZ INTERMOUNTAIN TRANSPORTATION CO. Pioneers in Transportation —65— Best of Luck to the Class of “51” .. From The .. • • • ASKEVOLD CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS P. 0. Box 1 125 • • • Missoula Montana Compliments of . . FOX i? MOOA, smirch i tects — naineerd Missoula Montana —66— CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF THE 1951 ’W ENGRAVING COMPANY 112 Hamilton Street Butte, Montana Eutte concern Servinij MONTANA Compliments of Anaconda Automobile Dealers’ Association ANACONDA MOTOR CO. CENTRAL MOTORS DEE MOTOR CO. GIEL MOTOR CO. MILE HIGH MOTORS WHITE BROS PARK MOTORS REED MOTOR CO. MILLER MOTORS YOUNG MOTOR CO. TORCERSON BROS. CO. NASH CO. y an J STAR CLEANERS Phone 78 301 East Third Street -67- ROCKY MOUNTAIN BEER 'O'v r • • • • • • Compliments of . . ANACONDA LAUNDRY COMPANY Prosperize Dry Cleaning • • • • • • Compliments of DUVAL-WALLACE HARDWARE 201 East Park Phone 523 I PEOPLE'S FINANCE CO. Loans — $5.00 to $100.00 Room 1, Durston Building (Over Roach Cr Smith) Anaconda Drug Store A. L. Kargacin, Prop. Phone 38 W Corner Main and Park -68- Anaconda Hotel and Restaurant Union Local 1509 Please Patronize Our Licensed Houses Only Our Best Wishes to the Graduates and Faculty . . 1951 • • • Treasure State Sporting Goods 22 E. Park St. Butte Where All Montana Loves to Shop! •BUTTE with junior stores in • LIVINGSTON • BOZEMAN •ANACONDA -69- Congratulations to the CLASS OF ‘51’’ ☆ ★ ☆ The junior Class PRUDENTIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 2lA% Paid on Savings Accounts All Accounts Insured Up To $10,000.00 by an Agency of the Federal Government 49 N. Main St. Butte, Montana Daly Bank and Trust Company of Anaconda Officers and Employees J. L. Kelly E. L. Kunkel E. L. Kunkel, Jr H. P. Murphy L. C. Heinz C. W. Waters P. D. Thomas C J. Crowe R. L. Prigge J. M. McGinley Blanche Beaudette Ann McGinley Dolores DiRe Louise Sletton Ruth Spelman Rita Sheehan Judy Morley Gloria Laris Lucille Lewis Margaret Savage Barbara Duff ★ Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of . , ANACONDA DOCTORS W. E. LONG G. E. TROBOUGH L G. DUNLAP G. M. DONICH T. D. CALLAN T J. KARGARCIN j. L. O'ROURKE j. j. MALEE PITCH’S Congratulations to • • THE CLASS OF 51” Trucking and Disposal Service Anaconda • • • Musicians’ Union Nick Laslovich, Proprietor 310 Alder St. Phone 391 -M WILSON CAB Good Luck to the Seniors Phone 94 COPPER MARKET Two-Way Radio to Insure “Your Friendly Store” Prompt Service Phone 429 or 444 -70- PAT O’LEARY Best of Luck to the Class of 51 • • from Distributor of Occident Flour • • • Feed and Coal Supplies Anaconda • • 106 Oak Phone 219 Central Labor Council W. C. SCHM I DT SCHMIDT E R V I C E AT I S F I ES PLUMBING AND HEATING 406 East Park Ave. Phone 75 Compliments of ANACONDA FUR SHOP urs Cleaned, Glazed, Stored and Insured 228 East Commercial Phone 1 19-W CHRISTIES FLOWER SHOP The Best In Flowers 204 East Park Avenue Phone 85-W -71- HIGH in Value Low in Price THE MONTANA ! POWER COMPANY 1 Compliments of BLATTNER HEATING j AND PLUMBING j j Contracting Quick Repair Service Compliments . . of . . JOHN JUSTINI 323 E. Commercial Phone 28 . . Every Good Wish From . . ANACONDA COPPER MINING COMPANY • ☆ • Water Works and Street Railway Departments • • Congratulations, Seniors! AcJOIOH STUDIO BLUEBIRD BOOK Cr GIFT SHOP Books, Gifts, Greeting Cards and Novelties Phone 223 208 E. Park Anaconda, Montana . . Compliments of . . Interstate Lumber Company -72- I • ☆ • Compliments of DENTAL ASSOCIATION • ☆ • Compliments of MATT J. KELLY Peckover-Kelly Company Coal . . . Insurance Real Estate 110 E. Park Phone 12 Anaconda. Montana Sullivan and Frank MARFAK Sky Chief Gasoline ★ Texaco Park and Alder Phone 126 Mac 1 NTYRE’S 215 East Park Avenue • • • Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings . . Compliments of . . HOYAL JEWELRY 1 16 East Park Phone 502-J Compliments . . of . . ). C. PENNEY CO. Compliments of H H Food Lockers 207 E. Front Phone 1 19-M Congratulations to the Class of “51 Plumbers1 Union No. 673 -73- A. C. ROBERTS’ MICKELSON JEWELERY FLORAL Best in Cut Flowers 107 East Park Avenue Corsages for All Occasions Anaconda, Montana Phone 208-W Compliments of • • • R. A. KELLY Compliments • • • . . of . . Coal . . Wood Insurance . . Real Estate KENDRICK’S o • • 300 East Park Avenue Funeral Home Phone 106 • • • MAHAN’S Compliments of WASHOE MARKET j General Electric Appliances “A Complete Food Store” Victor, Columbia and Frozen Food Lockers Capital Records 521 East Park Avenue Dutch Boy Paints Phone 240 THOMPSON’S Congratulations to the CLASS OF “51” Fisher-Hopwood Co. • • • DEER LODGE COUNTY FURNITURE Officers and Employees -74- Compliments of MODE O'DAY SHOP 116K East Park Insure with Lindblad Room No. 11, Daly Bank Building Compliments of Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railway • ☆ • — Compliments of — Anaconda Police Department PHONE 13 Congratulations to the Seniors Compliments of . . from . . ANACONDA BARBERS’ AERIE NO. 18 UNION Fraternal Order of EAGLES • § • Anaconda Montana .. join Now! .. Compliments of . . ST. JOHN (Electric ( otnpanij Butte Montana — Compliments of — s Compliments of Anaconda JAY and RAY Clerks’ Union HOTEL BARBER SHOP —75— Congratulations to the Class of “51” Congratulations . . Class of “51” . . from . . Clover Leaf Creamery PURITY DAIRY William Ash • ☆ • • ☆ • : Corner Third and Chestnut Phone 162 Pasteurized Dairy Products Compliments • • • To The Class of “51 ” . . from . . Compliments of ELLISON'S THE ANACONDA • ☆ • SERVICE STATION Super Cream • • • THE CONDOR Compliments - of - .. Cafe .. TURF CAFE “GOOD FOOD AAA 117 East Park Avenue 1 1 14 Main St. Phone 1 125 • • • • • • i — Compliments of — Compliments . . of . . CENTRAL . ] BILLS MEAT MARKET DRIVE INN • • • 1 • • • -76- ☆ . . Best Wishes From . . MONTANA HOTEL and CAFE tv ☆ Compliments— JOHN AND HARRY HAMILL PLASTERING AND CONCRETE WORK 614 Elm Street Phone 616 Anaconda Best of Luck to the Class of “51 “ Compliments of SUPER MADE • ICE CREAM Compliments of — Congratulations — THE C. A. C. ANACONDA BAKERY ... To Graduates . . . Congratulations and Best Wishes . . . Central High School . . . From . . . WASHOE CENTER THEATER THEATER Compliments of Len Waters Music Co. Montana's Largest Music Supply 119 N Main Phone 7344 Butte, Montana THE TOGGERY Men’s and Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings ‘First in Everything New” 117 North Main St., Butte, Montana Phone 7320 Dan O’Neill Will Tiddy Compliments of City Employees Mayor—Dan T. McKittrick Mrs. Gertrude McMahon, City Treas. Regina Connor, City Clerk Mike Morris, Chief of Police D. W. Thomas, Fire Chief Mrs. Barbara Ferretti • • • Compliments of McCARVEL BAKERY 521 East Third Phone 1110 • • • Compliments of Compliments of KANA Your N. A. P. A. Jobber 1230 On Your Dial 105 Main . . Phone 55 Business and College Preparatory Courses Butte, Montana Phone 2-2391 Compliments of Compliments of Weiss Grocery Hunthausen’s Grocery . . Compliments of . . McKEE PRINTING COMPANY Butte 138 West Granite Street Montana Compliments of ANACONDA LODGE NO. 239 B. P. 0. ELKS Congratulations Seniors B. and B. PHAFF SEWING CENTER 1 1 1 E. Park Anaconda, Mont. Congratulations OLAND’S SHOE CO. 125 E. Park Ave. “Trin Tred” for young Women “Rand” Shoes for young Men SINGER Sewing Machine Co. Expert Repairs on Sewing Machines 26 N. Main . . Phone 3348 Butte, Montana Bluebird Beauty Shop • ☆ • 200 East Park Ann Sarrett, Manager Best of Luck to the Class of “51 ” . . from . . Congratulations JOHN A. Seniors FRANCISCO DOM and RED S Compliments of Daughters of Isabella WIN or LOSE SAINTS are still OKEY . . Sos the . . Compliments of TUCKER’S Clothes ..SHOP.. WHITE CAFE • • • Dillon Montana -19- — Congratulations — Class of “51 EARLY GROCERY 1001 E. Fifth Phone 722-W . . Compliments of . . CUTCHECK’S ———— Friendly Store — 423 Alder Phone 1 522 Compliments of Herbolich Grocery TUCHSCHERER DRUG STORE Drugs and Sundries Prescription Specilaists 305 E. Park Ave. Compliments of Fulton Market Quality Meats 315 East Park Phone 138 - r - - - - - - - r- . , Compliments of Garrity Grocery R. J. Thomas, Prop. 213 Locust St. Phone 127 Compliments of East Side Grocery 919 East Fourth Phone 1003 Compliments of Tracy’s Grocery 1007 E. Third Phone 181-W Compliments of ART'S SUPER SAVE 71 1 West Park Compliments of MALLOY and ROSENLEAF Carpenter Contractors Phone 283-W Phone 425-J Congratulations to the Seniors . . From . . O’LEARY GROCERY “WE SERVE TO PLEASE” Corner of Ash and Fourth Phone 44 -80- Best of Luck From Compliments of MARCILLE GROCERY AND ROOT BEER STAND 210 E. Sixth Phone 685 KENNE FOODS Compliments of Meats and Groceries ♦o o Hotti’s Grocery 710 West Fourth Phone 68 Compliments of ☆ ☆ Thorson Grocery Compliments of 505 East Park Phone 189 L E MARKET Compliments of Main Street Grocery Larsen and Eide Meats and Groceries ☆ ☆ No. 1 Main Street . . Phone 436 Compliments of Compliments of Parkway Saving Center The Third Street Grocery ORVILLE'S FOODS 217 East Park Courteous Personal Service ... A P. McGuire, Proprietor Brands You Know J. P. STACC CO. Foods You Like ☆ ★ ☆ • ☆ • Everything in Kelly s Meat Counter House Furnishings — at — ☆ ★ ☆ Orville's For Food 319 E. Park Ave. Phone 88 i -81- GAMBLE’S Car Parts Hardware and Furniture i Pearson Music Co. Hotpoint Appliances 301 East Park Avenue 60LLINCER INSURANCE AGENCY . . All Forms . . 312 E. Park Phone 633 Congratulations From C. L.SMET SMELTER CITY SHOE SHOP Wm. ). Pilon, Proprietor Men’s Logger Boots and Leather Goods Saddles, Bridles and Riding Equipment Compliments of McConnell Electric 312 E. Park Phone 633 Compliments of Dire Disposal 1 18 Oak St. Phone 1385-M Compliments of Red White Transfer TAXI — PHONE 42 . . Compliments of . . Johnson’s STANDARD STATION 624 East Park Avenue Congratulations from Plumb’s Trading Post For Furniture 307 E. Park Ave. Phone 1 1 3 — Compliments of — Anaconda Fire Fighters Union No. 436 . . Compliments of . . SHAW Refrigeration Service Servel — Thor — Occidental 616 E. Park Phone 780-W TOURIST Service Station • • • Union Cas and Oil - Creasing . O • Cars Called for and Delivered • • • Jim Sullivan, Proprietor Compliments of COPPER CITY BOWLING CENTER Softich and Mulvihill ... 210 Chestnut St. Phone 1312 -82- Compliments of Culligan Soft Water Service Anaconda Montana Compliments - of - Lob Cabin Cate Compliments . . of . . Faribault Electric Compliments of Copper Club Cafe Chicken and Steak Dinners Ed. Cummings, Prop. Compliments of MATT’S Union Station Compliments of Bakerite Bakery Always Fresh and Delicious ☆ STAR CAFE ☆ 511 East Park Phone 1311 “Home of Fine Foods” Compliments of ROACH and SMITH Compliments of BERT WISE MOBILCAS STATION City Drug Store of Anaconda Prescription Druggists Phone 81 119 Main St. Anaconda, Montana Compliments of — n s u m e r t redit o m p a n y THE ARTIC Confectionery . . Lunch “Your Favorite Sandwich Shop’’ Earl’s Modern Cleaners Earl and Kay Green Home of Good Cleaning Phone 31 417 East Park Compliments of CARL’S Union Service Station Carl Jessen and Carl Boeher Compliments of MARCHION HARDWARE CO. 409-41 1 East Park Avenue Phone 725 Anaconda Compliments of Deer Lodge Creamery Golden West Products ■9’ Congratulations to the Class of “51 ” ills' P. ). FINNEGAN COMPANY Morticians Compliments of Dr. L. G. Dunlap Eye and Ear Specialist Keigs Ready-to-Wear Quality Merchandise at Modern Prices 112 E. Park SCHWARTZ’S 0. K. DEPARTMENT STORE Home of Nationally Advertised Brands . . At Lower Prices Phone 92 21 1 E. Park LEO P. BERRY Insurance and Real Estate 1 14 E. Park Phone 791 -W GAMER SHOE CO. 54 West Park Street Butte Montana To Look Your Best . . Call . . Henrietta’s Beauty Shop 607 Cherry St. Phone 388 The Chequamegon Cafe 27 North Main Street Butte Montana Compliments of P. J. McCREEVEY General Insurance, Real Estate 404 H E. Park Phone 371 Standard Publishing Company PRINTING . . . RULING . . . BOOKBINDING OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES SALES BOOKS -84- Phone 47 Anaconda