Christian Brothers High School - Maroon Yearbook (Butte, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1954 volume:

X xxvx f J- . ix.. gi:-' rg-3 . ff- i'- P Jirgw ib, , 55- ,,, - W..- r ., XK 'XZWXf'n XZ'Xf gfxf 'XX' W XX j L50 UUA? o Prayer for the Marian Year i by Ha- Holiness rape Pius X11 linraptured by the splendor of your heavenly beauty, and impelled by the anx- ieties of the World, We cast ourselves into your arms, IO Immaculate Mother of jesus and our Mother, Mary, confident of finding in your most loving heart appease- ment of our ardent desires, and a safe harbor from the tempests which beset us on every side. , l C, ' Though degraded by our faults and overwlielmed by infinite misery, We admire and praise the peerless richness of sublime gifts with which God has filled you, above every other mere creature, from the first moment of your Conception until tliegday on which, after your Assumption into heaven, He crowned you Queen of the Uni- verse. O crystal ountain of faith, batheour minds with the eternal truths! O frag- rant Lily of all holiness, captivate our hearts with your heavenly perfume! O Con- queress of evil and death, inspire in us a deep horror of sin which makes the soul detestable to God and a slave of hell! U Well-beloved of God, hear the ardent cry which rises up from every heart in this year dedicated to you. Bend tenderly over our aching Wounds. Convert the wicked, dry the tears of the afflicted and oppressed, conform the poor and humble, quench hatreds, sweeten harshness, safeguard the flower of purity in youth, protect the holy Church, make all 'men feel the attraction of Christian goodness. In your naine,i resounding harmoniously in heaven, may they recognize that they are brothers, and that the nations are members of one family, upon which may there shine forth the sun of a universal and sincere peace. ' ' C' C Receive, O Most Sweet Mother, our humble supplicationsgand above all obtain for us that, one day, happy with you, we may repeat before your throne that hymn which today is sung on earth around your altars: You are all beautiful, O Mary! You are the glory, you are the joy, you are the honor of ours' people! Amen. x Jxgfx,,xJx fggfx Jxagfx Jxuigxgx 1 . .,..,.., ,,., F., .,,,. , 1.153 l 'Q 3 i Z ,M W ivy? NN W MW WWMWW774 Vwwwwyxjxqym WWQZQM U f I q , U., if Q9 W WQMO WMM Sf X: , J v 1 Vw 9 My . M01 4 1 My W 9 W Jw 65 Q , ., x ' GJ , - I 'N , xx.-hw 5 : Y Q3 N ffSXY,9',y , 9 W gf? U N. ! If Q SW f3M W ss?k, Q fig SEX ,L A x fi Jim? in 1,,,, Q W 75W n 5 1. 'v ff X L. , V 77,0,,1.yy-0 , W Fig T Nd 'M 5 M ww W' mm W 4 fZ1f - Q W f - Milf 'J Ziff Pkggilde 6 'Q ? 5 A -. x 1' 5, :Win-' . ggi, , 1- ,' ' . ' 1 ,f- - A A 1. . V if V M K W fy, if gf WW 3 lv fflfbf Q33 wwf f X 75456 wk ,'- , K ks Q xgxiw NF? 9 E5SQYQQs X S x -s -5 , QQ. Ego s -N x N xiii SQ t jen, .sea 6?-La to .tx Er X J 6U g In December of 195 3, Pope Pius XII proclaimed the year 1954 The Marian Year . s In these days of cold wars, communists, and Christian persecution people are more and more turning to Mary to ask her aid and more and more their prayers are being answered. Every student in Central has at one time or another turned to Mary for help, and always he finds that in the bosom of Our Blessed Mother we can always find sympathy, assistance, and most of all love To the High School boy and girl especially Mary is a constant link with God. It is with deep devotion then, that we dedicate this the 1954 edition of the Maroon,' to Mary in her Marian Year. ' umfayel' My Queen, My Mother I offer unto Thee this day My sight, My hearing, My speech My heart, and My 'whole being. W'he1fefo1'e, O Good Mother As I mn Thine own. 2 Me, Defend Me, as Thy 'ire .A , it and possession. f - El Amen. ff 443 KN N' 'Q X .- 'H ew 7 .. . 'xx 151-55 ,hx steels or 'El .X Zh E:-if its fr . ff, 7 QW SEAM! BOYS' CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Butte, Montana Ouer pafrbn SAINT GABRIEL of the Seven Dolors Olftl' MSAOID w x His Excellency, Most Reverend Joseph M. Gilmore Bishop of Helena Our pfouinciaf Very Reverend Brother Arthur A Loftus Q MLHCLPQK Reverend Brother Dennis C. Mahoney XY W REV. BRO. EUGENE G. PILON Brother Pilon has classes in Re- ligion, Latin and French as well as having charge of the Library. REV. BRO. CHARLES A. O'DONNELL Brother O'Donnel1 teaches Re- ligion, English and Geometry in addition to being Vice Principal and Moderator of the Band. REV. BRO. THOMAS A. O'HARE Brother O'Hare instructs classes in Religion, History, Algebra and Economics. He has charge of the Coke Room and is the Modera- tor of the Tumblers. REV. BRO. THOMAS B. REGAN Brother Regan teaches General Science, Algebra, Physics and Re- ligion. He is also Moderator of the Band. E REV. BRO. IOHN C. FELLOWS Brother Fellows teaches Re- ligion, French, English and Span- ish. He is Moderator for Speech, Dramatics and Key Club as well as being Vocational Director. bfi'-ff X REV. BRO. EDWARD T. BEYER Brother Beyer has classes in Re- ligion, Latin, Algebra and History. He is also Athletic Director of the school and Coach of the Freshman Basketball Team. REV. BRO. FREDERICK L. FRICK Brother Frick is in charge of the Commercial Department of Cen- tral. He teaches Religion, Typ- ing, Economics, Business Law and Spanish. REV. BRO. NORBERT B. HUELLER Brother Hueller teaches Religion and English. He is also Coach of the B Basketball Team. i 1 l 1 REV. BRO. LEO C. UICKER Brother Uicker teaches General Science, Conservation, Mechanical Drawing, Trigonometry and Solid Geometry. He is also Moderator of the Yearbook. M R. IAMES SWEEN EY Mr. Sweeney is Varsity Coach in Football, Basketball and Track. He also teaches Civics, Sociology and Economics. MR. THOMAS F. QUINN CLASSES COME AND GO, the faculty changes, even the school gets painted. But one fixture of Central is the man whose humor makes a drab, dreary day bright, and whose understanding sympathy makes a d0wncast student cheer up. To the Freshmen this man is Mr. Quinn, but to those who have known him for a while he is just Tom . '6Tom, did you find a pen? Tom, did you see an English book? For 17 years, Tom has answered these questions, as well as doing his required jobs plus much more. Tom has certainly been the finest example of a conscientious Christian worker that could be found anywhere, and may we the Class of '54 say we hope he'll continue to do these things for another 17 years or more. May we propose a toast. A toast of long life, good health, happiness, and the fullfillment of every wish, along with our heartfelt gratitude for making our stay at Central so much more pleasant. 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' Le. f 'N Y Q VERY YEAR a new generation is born, and every year a new class enters grade school. Every years also, the time seems to go faster and faster and every June, a class graduates from High School. And this year it comes time for us to leave the school which has been our home-away-from- home for four years. As Freshmen in September of 1950 some of us came to know and fear Bro. Dunphy's Doctor Brown . However we were determined to be successful, and thirty-two of us made the honor roll. Nineteen of our class were chosen to play Frosh basketball. Some entered the band, one was on the ski team and three joined the tumblers. At the end of our Freshman year, we had made a mark for ourselves at Central and could hardly wait to come back as Sophomores to further our fame. In our second year eleven again made the honor roll, and five of our players won a place on the A football team. Nine were admitted to the Monogram Club, seven to the newly formed Key Club, and three were on the Varsity Basketball Team. W'e had now gained a little more confidence in ourselves and we became more at ease. As Juniors, we were nearing the end of our High School days. Twelve of our class were on the State Class A Championship team, thirteen were on the honor roll, and ten were in the Key Club. Eight were on the speech team, seven in the Monogram Club, and seven won places on the Varsity Basketball team. None ol' us will ever forget the day when the senior class graduated, and we at last began to call ourselves seniors. As the oldest students in the school, we have enjoyed a varied year. XVe led the school in cheering and in celebrating when Central won her first city football title in twenty-eight years. Most of us were present when the 'Central Special took off for Glendive to attend the State Football Championship game. The class was also well-represented at the Northern Divisional Basketaball Tournament in Great Falls. Central has always been a school of leaders, and we, the graduates of 1954, hope to carry on in the best traditions of our Alma Mater. XVhat lies ahead of us, only time will tell. Some of us will probably go to college, some will enter the Armed Forces, and some will undoubtedly begin working immediately after graduation. But whatever we do, or wherever we are, we can never forget the wonderful influence of the Brothers. Our thanks go also to Tom Quinn and the faculty, and to the students of Girls' Central. To them and to all of our friends, we do not wish to say good-bye, but rather, A Dieu. The Class of 1954 A H 2 2? 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Vice-President: Ed Stretch President: Lou Sullivan JUNIOR 304 L ii 1' I ' Q 55 ' .' . , U . , Sec.-Treas: Len Simon Left to Right: 'lst Row: B. Petrino, L. Simon, D. Winters, L. Cranvold, M. Walsh, E. Stretch, M. Cavigan. 2nd Row: K. Holtz, T. Tipple, L. Sullivan, I. Stevens, I. McDermott. 3rcl Row: D. Rosencrans, T. Doyle, I. D'Arcy. K '--' A I- ' :Tai amy., 1. 1 .,'2w:v:,,.x,q:,.ia . ..., ' an -:' ' i g M by ' i ,v iz?-,lm . 'X - 1 'L 1 5:93. Pres.-Vice Pres.: lim Peoples JUNIOR 302 Sec.-Treas.: Ron Williams Left to Right: 'Ist Row: R. O'Donnell, D. Sullivan, j. Kennedy, E. Harrington, F. Seman, M. McCormick, I Harrington, I Stanaway, T. McCarthy. 2nd Row: A. Mufich, R. Grant, I. Combo, I. O'Neill, I. Ferrlan, D. Riley, E. Renouard, R Kaballn 3rd Row: E. Stroup, P. O'Neill, D. Miller, G. Loggins, M. Webber, T. Connors, A. 0'Brien 4th Row: H. Lemm, B. Paynich, R. Williams, 1. Peoples. ff President: Charles Canty Vice-President: john Fabatz 5ec,.Trea5,: Gary Russell SOPHOMQRE 306 Left to Right: 'lst Row: I. McCarran, l. Cronin, I. Dennehy, M. Zimmerman, I. Graham, M. Harrington, I. Sheire, T. Per rick, B. Noonan. 2nd Row: C. Canty, I. Moran, P. Vidovatti, I. Fabatz, R. Doherty, M. Good, B. Sullivan, G. Rule. 3rd Row: I. Finnegan, G. Russell, I. Kosmack, D. Osier, G. Hogan, T. Monahan, D. Hanley. 4th Row: j. Roach, B. Favero, M. McHale, B. Sullivan. . . A: wr? 1. e-'gint .9935 S 1 wif- . ' . . X I AEXXM 'WWX Y -wg:g.' - . , wt fait-mf v X X... W s.4.Q+-,Q y . Secretary: Vic 0'Leary + is SS' in S l, jQXx,.,t., Q Y N X w N VX t A W 5, ' N W 1 . .. ,h,. n,MLLAc , -sf.. ..:..: nam 212522 s + - 1 .... W, we -x awww Q W X wwe.. QE. President: Tom Les ter Vice President jim Sullivan 5 Q w ill x Sm we wx- Y X ww x l we xt N as wX Fx N69 sf. twig, iq X AS W X X . W RS a , X is Wu.. . . . . X. Q Qs X 5-ii Q xl gm ,, Q 4 N N is 1 t D, we we . 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X512 Zig Vice-President: Sec.-Treas.: Steve LaHood Ken McElhenney SOPHOMORE 2 03 Left to Right: 'lst Row: T. Freudenstein, S. LaHood, B. Burke, I. Barry, D. Austin, A. Galahan, I. Butala, B. Larango 2nd Row: M. Gilboy, D. lames, I. Bennett, B. Palmer, K. Barry, R. Powers, B. jenkins. 3rd Row: A. Craig, B. Hanley, A. Olsen, P. Tate, P. Gilboy, D. Crowley, K. McElhenney. President: Mike Garvey Vice-President: jerry Bugni sec T'eas': Tom Konen FRESHMAN 301 Lett to Right: lst Row: 1. johnson, D. Currie, B. Shea, B. Bennett, H. Venner, B. Mulcahy, I. Bugni, T. Konen, B. Morgan A. Molignoni, A. Matule, M. Courtney, I. O'Leary. 2nd Row: K. Calcut, B. McCarthy, I. Keane, G. Holliday, D. Doner, B. Fisher, H. Sullivan, M. Garvey, B. Sul Iivan, T. Sivilon, I. Moriarity. 3rd Row: I. Gibson, I. Powers, D. Rogers, I. Noctor, R. Earhart, D. Heard, j. Stanton, M. Buckley, F. Walsh 4th Row: Bbbgurray, B. Harrington, I. Williams, D. Rau, D. Peoples, T. McEIhenney, 1. Gray, I. Healy, I ' onnor. 32 4 45. qjgigri g President: Tom Bugni ViCe,p,.esidenf: De n n is Fe rrite r lfxfgif, . . gmglsgyx , AA,, :,L ,,,,.L,,. , ,N ..,., 53. Q A 52 ' We Y if v 9-.6551 . M, 1 if . 7- xg X352 Q f X, 5 vf El X 'J 1 ' l l i X Secretary: Len Vanio 3 Treasurer: Val Tibbetts Left to Right: lst Row: I. Monahan, I. McGivern, T. Stanaway, B. Kingston, P. Starin, A. Bertoglio, G. Metcalf, D. La- Franier, T. McGurk, P. Craig, L. McCarthy, I. Morrison. 2nd Row: I. Freebourn, T. Albright, L. Belanger, V. Tibbetts, I. Webb, T. Sheehan, L. Vanio, D. Crnich, R. Wulf, P. Harrington, B. Byrnes. 3rd Row: M. Bailey, T. Bugni, B. McBride, M. Sullivan, I. Spritzer, D. Neary, W. Peregoy, jerry Shea. 4th Row: C. McGee, I. Hughes, D. Ferriter, D. Hassan, T. Crnich, M. 0'NeiIl. Left to Right: knew -Y: we Q 1 yalms K v .sw ,tg .1 , we-4 We Y . S. President Don Peoples I .ww- ww SN Ms 1. 7 - Vice-President: Bob Murray Sec.-Treas.: Bob Crnlch FRESHMAN 2 01 'Ist Row: M. Leary, C. Chouinard, D. Bolton, I. Troglia, R. Spear, I. Crowley, l. Donaldson, C. Nakwas, I. O'Mara, I. Giachino, I. Combo, N. Meade. 2nd Row: I. Renouard, 1. Sullivan, B. Bouley, D. Dolan, I. Fleming, T. Irving, I. Schneider, 1. 0'Brien, M. McDonough, L. Ambrozic. THE LIBRARY TYPING SOLID GEOMETRY V 4' u as 1,8 ff ' if jjj COKE ROOM f , , lf , ,A -, ,wit ,sf 77.5, v Q ,5 Q. 1,1 f 'J I ' ff' V V, . V ,L ,Af f 1 yr, ,- gs f ' xfff Na.. PHYSICS MECHANICAL DRAWING w n-nunn-i.4.- .. -.--1. SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Left to Right: lst Row: Skip Dunfee, Tom Schumacher, Bob Shea, john Sullivan, Bill Callaway, Steve Frankino, Bill Finlen. 2nd Row: Con Foley, Dick Roche, jim Lee, jack VanAlsfine, john Drynan, Bill Sl-anaway, Bill Warren, joe Nevin, Bob Crnich. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 can look with much justified pride at their last year at Cen- tral. They have a record which any graduating class would be proud to hold. Five Seniors placed on the first string of the A.P. All-State Team: jay Sullivan, Herb Shan- non, Dick Roche, Glenn james and Harry Freebourn. Ralph Hocking placed on the second string and .jim Lee received honorable mention. An amazing record of seven players out of eleven receiving this honor. -jim Lee also was chosen among the Top Ten in the Northern Division of Basketball. Football is not the only thing that excelled at Central. The leadership of the Senior Class and the spirit displayed by it equal any high school anywhere. With President, Dick Roche, Vice President, Steve Frankinog Secretary, Tom Schumacher and Treasurer, jay Sulli- van at the healm of Senior 202, and Skip Dunfee, President, -joe Nevin, Vice President, and Don Murphy, Secretary-Treasurer of Senior 102, the Class of 1954 has left some very impres- sive footprints in the sands of time. The leadership of the group was not confined merely to class, however. The various organizations of the school also bore the earmarks of the reigning seniors. Neil Bolton and Dick Roche were Co-Captains of the Football Team. Ralph Hocking, President, and Dick Roche, Vice-President, conducted the affairs of the Monogram Club. The Key Club had a most successful year under President, Steve Frankinog Secretary, Con Foley, and Treasurer, -john Sul- livan, while Bill Finlen served as Convention Chairman. The spirited Band had an extremely successful year under its officers: Con Foley, Presidentg Tom Schumacher, Vice-President, -john Sullivan, Secretary, and Ray Gilmore, Treasurer. QContinued on next pagej The Senior USXEIIHIJH can also be found in the various activities sponsored by organizations of the city and state. Gene Hogan won the American Legion contest in the District and placed second in the Zone. Con Foley took first place honors in the Key Club Oratorical Contest for the state of Montana, and Tom Schumacher took first place in the talent contest for the Montana District of Key Clubs. Steve Frankino placed first in the Elks Scholarship Contest. Con Foley also won first place in the Apologetics Contest for the Diocese of Helena. Con Foley was chosen as Editor-in-Chief ol the IQ54 Annual, with .lim McCarthy, Assistant Editorg Bill Loughrin, Business Managerg lim Driscoll, Photography Editorg John Sullivan, Liter- ary Editorg and Steve Frankino, Art Editor. Gene Hogan and Brian Tierney were Journal- ists, Skip Dunfee was typist, and Toni Schumacher did the lettering. And finally there are those boys who were always willing to help out. Those boys whose spirit, even though they are not participants, is equal to that of the participants. To these too, Central owes its greatness. Its greatness comes from spirit. The spirit of fight. The spirit oi 'Anever say diem. Yes this spirit of greatness is the spirit of Central, but more especially the spirit of the Senior Class of I954. JUNIOR HONGR STUDENTS Left to Right: Ist Row: Dan McHugh, jack Dornbos, Mickey Hughes, Don Tyson, jack Bonner. 2nd Row: Martin Favero, Emmett Quinn, jerry Sullivan, joe Bato, Ralph Byrne, Leo Finnegan, Tom Tipple. SOPHOMORE I-IONQR STUDENTS Left to Right: lst Row: Tom Monaghan, George Hogan, Bob Sullivan, George Rule, Bob St. john, jim Sheire, Bob Noonan 2nd Row: joe Kosmack, Charles Canty, Mick Harrington, Gary Russell, Mike Zimmerman, jim Dennehy, Mar tin McHale, Dan Hanley, Ben Favero. FRESHMAN HONGR STUDENTS Left to Right: 'lst Row: Mike Garvey, jerry Bugni, Ted Sivilon, Tim Stanaway, Mickey Leary, Leo Belanger, George Met calf. 2nd Row: jack Powers, joe Keane, Mike Buckley, Ri:hard Crnich, Len Vanio, john O'Mara, Rene Earhart. UNDERCLASSMEN HGNORS IUNIOR HONORS Among those members of the junior Class who have received special honors during the year are the class officers: Mickey Hughes, President, Emmett Quinn, Vice Presidentg Vince Garvey, Secretary, Bill Connors, Treasurer of the junior 205. Louie Sullivan, Presidentg Ed Stretch, Vice President and Len Simon, Sec- retary-Treasurer of the Junior 304. jim Peoples, President-Vice President, and Ron Williams, Secretary-Treasurer of the junior 302. Martin Favero, Jerry Sul- livan, Jack Dornbos and joe D'Arcy were on the Annual Staff. Key Club claimed Clem Patritti as Vice President and President to be and Martin Favero as their next Secretary. jack Bonner received the honor of winning the American Legion Essay Contest and .lack Dornbos received honorable men- tion. Martin Favero served as the 2nd Vice President of the Band during the year, and Bob Petrino served as Secretary-Treasurer of the Monogram Club. SOPHOMORE HONORS The Sophomores who received the honor of leading their classes for the year were: Charles Canty, President, John Fabatz, Vice-President, and Gary Russell, Secretary-Treasurer of the Sophomore 306. Tom Lester, President, Jim Sullivan, Vice-President, Vic O'Leary, Secretary, and Guy Ossello, Treasurer of the Sophomore 303. Don James, President, Ken Mclilhenney, Vice-President, and Steve LaHood, Secretary-Treasurer of the Sophomore 203. Bob Noonan was chosen as the next Vice-President of Key Club and John VValsh served on the Annual Staff. FRESHMEN HONORS Those Freshmen chosen as class officers for the year were Mike Garvey President, Jerry Bugni, Vice President, Tom Konen, Secretary-Treasurer of the Freshman 301. Tom Bugni, President, Dennis Ferriter, Vice-Presidentg Len Vanio, Secretary: Val Tibbets, Treasurer of the Freshman 302. Don Peoples, Presidentg Robert Murray, Vice-President, and Bob Crnich, Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman 201. Bob McDonough brought laurels back to his class and school when he walked off with most of the honors in the skating contests in Banff, Canada. it-Z 'N -3-I fir' 'in ar' .--Ii fl -NJ, Pu 6 . 1 - i v A M :ii jp 3 3, . ii, I A.. fl X., r fy! Gi ?- A ' Y- ' -iii 3 , Y -'A Q, 5 M Es we avian ear Remember O most gracious Virgin Mary, that never was it known, that anyone who fled to thy protection, implored thy help or sought thy intercession, Was left unaided. 'lk 4? 56 56 PDF Throughout the entire year, a Marian Altar in the study hall has reminded us that this, 1954, is Mary's year. We, the students of Central, therefore, have offered our studies, our games, our very lives to our Virgin Mother, in this, her year. VVhat could be more fitting in these days, than this all-consuming love for Mary? As a highlight of this special year, we have dedicated ourselves as well as this, our Yearbook, to our Mother. My Queen, My Mother I offer unto thee this day My sight, My H earring, My Speech My heart and My 'whole being. Wherefore, O good Mother, As I urn thy own, Keep rne, Defend rne, As thy property and possession Amen. Hear it, Mother Mary. Hear our prayer. Keep us - free from sin. Defend us - from harm and evil. As thy property and possession . SF S6 fl? :Ks 36 Help us dear Mary, - for never was it known, that anyone who fled to thy protection, implored thy help, or sought thy intercession, was left unaided. I S 1 -www.. ,h,, -..w,M.1: W-,M 'A Dv,, WWW, ff,0D,1 -..bfM,fw ,WMQW . DEDICATION OF ST. GABRIEL'S SHRINE CHRISTMAS CRIB f I ::.. '1 ' 1 Q! I X 4.2. .. Il' if -is A f 5 n 3 5 S 5 P1 s 5 3 3 e1 x 5 3? Q 5 3 3 3 Q E 2 E E I 5 -1 i THE ROUNDTABLE l THERE IS NONE so deserving of the thanks of the graduating class of '54 than the untiring B.C.R.T. It was through the time and efforts of these men, who sacrificed so much for youth, that Boys' Central has risen to heights in all activities that equal any high school any- where. When the Roundtable was organized in the fall of 1943, student activities at Central were at a low ebb due to lack of public support-both financially and otherwise. Under the lead- ership of Joseph L. Markham, the first Chairman, and the interested men of this city a unique organization was established. An organization which raised finances to carry on sports and other activities at Central and at the same time raised the interest of the public in the teams which they built. The greatest example of the success can be measured in the yardstick of the time it has existed. In the eight years of the young life of this organization Central's gridiron teams have won two Class A State Championships, and was runner-up, three times. Her basketball teams won the Northern Division Tournament once, and was runner-up twice, While in 1950 Central won her first Big 16 Basketball Championship. Centra1's well organized and well equipped teams, and her tremendous coaching faculties are a direct result of the untiring efforts of the men who make up our Roundtable. It is to these men that we the Class of '54 take off our hats. It is with deep affection and humble gratitude that we offer our heartfelt thanks. To the Roundtable members of the past, more especially of the present, and with a pledge to the future, we the graduating class of 1954, Salute You! In just two short seasons, Jim has made an enviable record for himself. As the first graduate of Central ever to coach Central's varsity teams, he has already proven that Central graduates are of superior stock. In his first year as mentor at Central, he coached the Maroons through an undefeated Class Championship. In his second year as coach, the past season, he did what no other coach at Central has been able to do for 28 years. This was, of course, to coach Central to a victory over Butte High for the City Championship. After this game, his fighting Central squad played an undefeated season in the Class A Western Division. Although they were defeated in the State Championship game, the Maroons displayed a fiery spirit that was induced into them by their spirited mentor. A star football player in his own high school days, Jim has shown the team the pep with which he played. He has invented various trick plays and has developed the backfield into a smooth-working, precision machine which has completely baffled their opponents. 'lim has already proven his value as a coach, and all of Central and the City of Butte know that next season, and in seasons to come, he MR HM SWEENEY will produce a brilliant record of victories and championships for Central. MR. DAN McCARTHY MR. STEVE KASUN The capability of producing outstanding teamwork as was produced this past football season by the assistant coaches, Dan McCarthy and Steve Kasun, with head Coach Jim Swee- ney, reflected brightly on the Maroon Football team of 1952. Messrs. McCarthy and Kasun did a masterful job of helping Mr. Sweeney round out a group of willing boys in the latter part of last August into a hard charging, aggressive line and backfield and a smooth work- ing outfit that was to be dreaded in September, October, and November by the opposing High School's of Montana's Big l6. May we of Central, and all her loyal followers pause a moment to salute you, Steve Kasun and Dan McCarthy for transferring your grand spirit to the 1953 football team which in our opinion is the greatest football team ever produced in the annals of Central. Fas There are men who work behind the scenes in Centralls athletic program and one of these men is Rev. Bro. E. T. Beyer, our Athletic Mod- erator. The job of athletic moderator is very tiring and requires much patience and dili- gence. Brother Beyer's genial personality and great interest in the welfare of the participants in athletics has gained him the friendship of students both in the classroom and on the ath- letic field. Brother Beyer is deserving of the highest praise and thanks for a job well done. Kc.-W BROTHER BEYER, ATHLETIC MODERATOR MR. GEORGE PERRY MR. FRANCIS DOLAN The two men seen so often with the team, but never acknowledged are Mr. George Perry and Mr. Francis Dolan. A very great debt of gratitude is owed these men who have given so freely of their time, both at practices and during the games. 'M ROQINI ' BREAK Top to Bottom: lst Row: Kenneth Pratt, Bill jovick, Frank Doherty, Bob Maguire. 2nd Row: Coach Sullivan, Bob Keane, jerry O'Connell. 3rd Row: Bill Ruckwardt, Dennis Harrington, Frank Whelan, jackie Winston. 4th Row: Frank Keppeler, Reka Nugent, Dan Hanley. 5th Row: Louie joseph, Vivien Quinn. 6th Row: W. D. Murray. Pictured above is the team that beat Butte High in 1925 with a score of 120 The article in the 1926 Centra1ite holds true now as well as then in saying, -the hill squad outplayed Butte in every department of the game. The credit for these two victories goes first to the two wonderful young coaches, Steve Sullivan and Jim Sweeney, and the tremendous spirit of the teams. May we resort to a cheer in asking Jim Sweeney to repeat the performance many times in the years to come. Hit 'em again! Harder, Harder! 2 ' IE JIIINI Left to Right: lst Row: jay Sullivan, Harry Freebourn, Glenn james, Neil Bolton, Ralph Hocking, Bob Petrino, Ken Holtz, john Nuckols. 2nd Row: Dick Roche, jim Lee, Ron Bartsch, jim Harrington, LeRoy Mehring, Dennis Ferriter, Parker Tate. 3rd Row: Dan Harrington, jim Murphy, Ken McElhenney, jim Stevens, Don james, Bill Burby, joe Mc- Dermott, George Perry, Trainer. 4th Row: Dan McCarthy, Asst. Coach, Tom Lester, Leon Willis, Tom Doyle, Ron Williams, jim Peoples, Ed McGivern, jim Sweeney, Head Coach. Above: Co-Captains: Dick Roche and Neil Bolton. The football season of 1953 is one that will long be remembered by all Central students and supporters. After scoring a tie in their first game with a fighting Helena squad, Central went on to perform a feat that had been long awaited by their friends and supporters- Before a crowd of over 10,000 people, Central delivered to Butte High a stunning blow, in beating them for the first time in 28 years. A most-successful Class A season followed this, and on November 13th, hundreds of local supporters boarded a special train for Glendive and the championship game. Although they were unsuccessful in retaining the state title in Glendive, the team dis- played a fighting spirit which won them the admiration of both the Central and Glendive fans. It was this spirit which highlighted a most successful gridiron season for Central. I 5 Si 5 zz 3? sl 3 si 3 i Vi 5 4 gammwmwfwfwm mwmW.iw.,Q,.w q1.wfW,wMg, 1 -,Y - p,1,gmfM..mm. ww, ,H 1 KWQQMMW www A , f W-ff-1-fmwwwwwwnwgampmwwwWM,1,,.i,wwmm,MfwmmQMM My r ,Q,4wf.v wwwfwpw0MmA,fwW.w-M.,,lyfm-Wm H, MW .H .V mw..AW,.,NM,,.....N.N V,.. W ,, A,,m,........,,,......,,, FOOTBALL 195 3 - INDIVIDUAL GAMES CENTRAL- HELENA On September 12th, a spirited Maroon team outclassed the vaunted Helena Bengals. A hard-running quintet of Central backs, Hocking, Bolton, James, Roache and Freebourn, led the way in gaining the tie. A second Central T.D. was called back on a backfield-in-motion penalty. Hocking scored the only touchdown for Central. CENTRAL-BUTTE On September 18th before 10,000 people in Naranche Stadium, the annual Central vs. Butte game was played. It was regarded by many as a toss-up. Early in the game Central began a determined march, and on the first play of the second quarter, after Central had driven 57 yards, Freebourn plunged over from the two yard line for the first and the only touchdown of the game. Late in the last period, Butte High drove 68 yards to the Central six yard line, but they were stopped on downs and thus ended the only Purple threat of the ball game. Again it was Hocking, James, Roche, and Freebourn along with Bartsch, Shannon, and Burby who starred for Central. This was the first time that Central had beaten Butte in 28 years, and it was followed by a wild two-hour victory celebration throughout the streets of Butte. CENTRAL-DILLON Before a record crowd of fans in Dillon, Central wheeled off runs of 60, 57, 52, and 30 yards. They completely outclassed the Dillon Beavers with a score of 39-12. Scoring touchdowns for Central were Burby, Freebourn, Lester and Hocking. CENTRAL-ANACON DA HIGH In their first conference game of 1953, Central amassed a record breaking score of 60 to I3 against the Copperheads. The game was featured by long runs, and the Maroons outgained the Copperheads in rushing 375 yards to 84. Central's 60 points was the highest score that was ever attained by a Maroon squad in Mfestern Class A competition. CENTRAL-LIVINGSTON On October 9th, the Maroons traveled to Livingston where Burby, Freebourn, Hocking, and james headed a 27 to 0 victory spree and helped the Maroons gain their second conference win. CENTRAL-HAVRE At Havre the Central squad, with runs of 70, 48, and 12 yards by Freebourn and 80 yards by James, soundly defeated a much heavier but also a much slower Pony team by a score of 31 to 12. CENTRAL-KALISPELL Using numerous trick plays, Central scored a 33 to 13 victory of the Braves, and were left unbeaten before the Divisional Championship game with Bozeman. CENTRAL-BOZEMAN The Maroons won the zone title with an unexpected 25 to 6 victory over the Bozeman Hawks. Central's deception had the Bozeman team and at times even the officials foiled. The Maroons outrushed Bozeman 258 yards to 86. In capturing the zone title the Maroons be- came eligible to play Glendive for the State Class HA Championship. CENTRAL-MISSOULA Central suffered her first loss of the season at the hands of the Missoula Spartans. The State Class AA champions proved too much for Central, and although the Maroons made two major scoring threats, Jim Pickens played a stellar game, and the Spartans would not be beaten. Final Score: Missoula 13, Central 0. CENTRAL-GLENDIVE November 13th found almost 500 Butte fans boarding the Butte Central Football Spe- cial for the Championship game at Glendive. On Saturday afternoon, Glendive kicked off to Central before 2,000 fans. Early in the game, Central fumbled near their own goal, and this set up a Glendive score in the second period. In the third period Glendive scored again, and the score stood 12 to 0. Central's only touchdown came in the third quarter with a steam-roller march to the goal where Freebourn put the ball over. Central could not make another T.D. however and lost her state title to a much bigger Red Devil Team. B AND FRESHMAN FGOTBALL Left to Right: 'lst Row: E. Burby, T. Konen, j. Bugni, D. Bolton, A. Spear, B. Wulf, S. Lahood. 2nd Row: j. Peoples, B. Hanley, I. Stanton, B. Noonan, M. Bailey, H. Sullivan, T. Sheehan, R. Crnich, D. Hassan. 3rd Row: D. Pacheco, Managerg I. Schneider, D. Harrington, T. Mcilhenney, P. Tate, D. james, I. Gardner, M. O'Neill, M. Harrington, Manager. B TEAM AND 'FROSH FOOTBALL Xflfhile the Varsity practiced at the Emmett Street Field this year, those who watched hardly ever cast a glance at a group of timid Freshmen and Sophomores who were gathered in one corner of the field. These boys wearing an assortment of various colored jerseys, were recruits for the Frosh and B teams. It did not take long for the coaches Jack Coyne and Spike Pelletier to show the sophs and freshies who were fresh from the laurels of grade school victories-that here was where the men were separated from the boys. At these young years the will-to-win and the spirit of Central is instilled in the boys of Central's gridiron-A spirit that overrules even the bruises and cuts that might be suffered in play. It is in this corner of the field that future championship teams are formed. At the seasons end, it was a tough bunch of aggressive, seasoned, hardboiled, players who hung up their uniforms until next year. Central can well be proud of the fine job that both ,lack and Spike have done for the Frosh and HB teams. In future years the fruits of the labors of these unselfish men will show themselves plainly, and victories of future teams will be traced back to the dedication of these men to their tasks. XVith such men as these, Central builds not only football teams but also men, who upon graduation will be ready to take their places in the world. COACH SWEENEY Coach Sweeney in his second year of coaching Basketball at Central, produced a much improved and more co-ordinated team than that of last year. Jim is popular with coaches, players and students from all over the state, and is noted for his mild manner and true sportsmanship. He has improved Centrals' Basketball fortunesg and will, no doubt, in the near future place Central on the road to great teams and many champion- ships. THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Isf Row Duck Roche Vince Garvey Harry Freebourn Bob Pefrino, Tom Monoghan, Skip Dunfee. 2nd Row Ron Bartsch Manager Tom Lester lim Stevens, lim Peoples, Emmett Quinn, lim Lee, Ed. Renourd, VARSITY BASKETBALL 1953-195 4 A rnuch improved Central squad started off the season by winning nine of their first twelve games. Their peak was reached at the end of january, however, and their fortunes began to decline. Out of their next ten games, they managed to emerge victorious in only two. At the Northern Divisional Tournament in Great Falls, Central won one out of the three games they played and so wound up the season with a record of twelve wins and thir- teen losses. Although they did not qualify for play in the State Tournament, they had one consolation in regaining the City Basketball Championship from Butte High, and thus held city championships in both football and basketball. Credit is due, of course, to Coach Jim Sweeney for turning the Maroons into one of the finest ball handling clubs in the State, and also to the members of the squad, especially the Seniors, who always extended themselves in the best traditions of Central. SCORES Central ....... ...,,.,.. A naconda Central ..... .......... 5 2 ........ There Central ....... ......... A naconda Central .... .......... 4 3 ........ Here Central ....... Anaconda High ..... 7 l ........ There Central ,....... Central ....... Central ....... C entral ....... Central ....... Central ....... Central ....... Central ....... Central ,...... Central ....... Central ....... 54 55 42 59 78 57 52 78 58 67 Central 60 ....,., 66 54 37 65 60 53 53 80 62 35 43 ........., Havre .................... Bozeman ................ .........l-Ielena .........Butte .........Butte .........Bozeman . Xnaconda High ..... Kalispell ...... ........Anaconda ......,,,VIissoula . .........Livingston .........Lewistown 48 ........ 68 59 57 61 59 57 62 85 48 Here Here Round Table Round Table Round Table Here There Here Here Here There There Central ....... ,........ T Sivingston ,,,., 78 ........ ......... H ere Central ....... ,,..,.... 'rl elena ....... 78 ........ Here Central ....... ...,.,,,. H avre ..... 67 ........ There Central .,,.,,, ,,,,,.,. B utte .,,,.,, 68 ........ There Central .,...., ,,,, , ...Helena ,,,,,,, 72 ,..... .. There Central ..,.... ,,,,,,,,, K alispell ,,,,,, 65 ........ There Central ........................,..... Missoula .,,., 57 ........ There Divisional Tournament Central 50 .,t,,,..,,,.,,,,,,, Central 61 ....... Central 42 ....... ...........Kalispell .. .........Lewistown ........,Glasgow . RECORD WOH 12 Percentage .480 LOSC 13 Central Opponents Total 1423 Total 1544 Average 57 Average 62 ROSTER 5-Tom Lester ......, ,,,,,,,,., F Soph. .,.,.,.. 5'10 ll-Dick Roche .... ,,,,,,,,,, G 8cF Sr. ...... .5'l0 12-'lim Lee ..,......, ,,,,,,, F Sr. ..,..... 6' 13-Skip Dunfee ...,... G .... Sr. .... ....5'l0 14-Tim Driscoll ............ F -lr. ........ 6'2 15-Harry Freebourn ..... ,,,,-- G . Sr. ........ 5'8 16-Bob Petrino .,.,,,,,,., ,,,,,,. F Jr. ........ 5'5 17-Vince Garvey ,,...., ,,,,,. G .... Jr. ........ 5'7 18-Emmett Quinn ..... .,,,,,,,,, C 8cF Jr. .....-- 5'1 19-Tom Monaghan ...... ..,.,,,,i. G .Soph. .... .......- 5 '10 21-jim Stevens ..,.....,.. ,,.,....,, F 8cC -Ir. -.----- 5'111' 23-.lim Peoples ,.,,.,, ,,,,,,, C .,., . .. Jr. ........ 5'2 s if V w 52 y E K ix f 2 0 s ! 1- ,, WWW,ifwm,,1Mww,W,.tm.mm1-mwwmif - , A- mmumfw .wr M: -.Q-,W tfwl' HZ M ' if L HBH BASKETBALL O Left to Right: 'lst Row: D. Pacheco, Managerg K. McEIhenney, D. Miller, A. Mufich, I. Moran, G. Hogan, M. Harrington Manager. 2nd Row: R. Robinson, D. Hanley, D. Harrington, I. Kingston, I. McDermott, I. Walsh, B. Sullivan. BH TEAM A hard playing B basketball team managed to play a more than average season. A balance of height, combined with teamwork, spirit, and good coaching by Mr. Ed Dennehy and moderating by Brother Hueller, produced a good team. These players will be the members of Central's future A teams, and have already proven themselves to be good material. The team wound up the season with a 8-4 record. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Left to Right: Isl- Row: D. Pacheco, Managerg T. Stanaway, M. Garven, L. Vanio, I. Freeburon, j. Schneider, M. Harring I-on, Manager. 2nd Row: D. Hassan, D. Ferriter, T. McElhenney, M. 0'NeiIl, I. Hughes, I. Stanton, M. Bailey, T. Bugni. Central had one of her best Freshman teams ever, this season. The team, coached by Rev. Bro. E. T. Beyer, won all of its games against other Freshman Teams throughout the state, and even beat a Senior Intramural Team. This speaks well of Brother Beyer's Coaching because this undefeated season gives him 26 straight Wins in the past two years as Freshman Coach. lt is from this team, that next year will be drawn the members of the B Team, and perhaps some members of the Varsity , therefore the fine record and high spirit of this team speak favorably for future teams at Central. C5553 TRACK TEAM TROPHIES WON AT CLASS A TRACK MEET IN 1953 i Left to Right: Front Row: Glenn james, Don james, Harry Freebourn, Vince Barry, Dick Roche, Skip Dunfee, lim Lynch. Middle Row: Vic O'Leary, jerry Sullivan, Ralph Hocking, Ed Stretch. Back Row: jack Walsh, Chuck Nugent, jim Lee, Neal Egan, Mike Perko, Chuck Smith, Chuck Canty, Tom Lester. . , . .. . . , M , ,W , ,. .-M-...,.N,... SENIOR INTRAMURAL CI-I L f R ght: 'lst Row: Glenn james, Ralph Hocking, Ed McGivern. 2nd Row: Bill Warren, Neil Bolton, Don Murphy, Bill Stana y UNIGR INTRAMURAL CH Right: E d Sfretch, jim Kabalin, joe Poole, Louie Sullivan, Len Simon SOPHOMORE INTRAMURAL CHAMPS Left to Right: P. Larson, G. Weldon, D. Crowley, M. Good, j. Bennett, R. Powers, S. LaH FRESHMAN INTRAMURAL CHAMPS Left to Right: T. Sivalon, T. Crnich, H. Sullivan, F. Walsh, R. Crnich, D. Donner. CROSS COUNTRY POINT WINNERS Right: C. O. Smithers, T. Molthen, 'Istg W. Glenn, 2ndg T. Monaghan, 3rclg V. Garvey, 4th, D D f 6th, Mr. james Sweeney, Mr. Harry Dahlberg. CROSS COUNTRY STARTERS . xu 1 .. Tw . MR. MARTIN CESARE The Band owes a very deep debt of grati- tude to its moderators Brothers O'Donnell and Regan. Brother O'Donnell had charge of the band until the end of the football season, when his many duties as Vice-Principal of the school forced him to resign. It was through his effort and untiring work that the Band was able to put on many of the fine performances during the year. Brother O'Donnell also arranged for the Band to make the trip to Livingston and he was the driving force behind the Campaign to send the Band to Glendive. He certainly de- serves a great deal of credit for his fine work. Brother Regan found things a little quieter when he took over, because the mad rush of the football season had let up. Nevertheless, Brother stepped in and continued to help Mr. Cesare make the Band one of the best. To him also goes much credit for a job well done. As always, Mr. Cesare has produced a fine repertoire of both classical and popular music. During football season he directed the combined Boys' and Girls' Bands in performances out- standing both in music and showmanship. Dur- ing the basketball season he and the Band de- lighted the crowds with the many unusual ar- rangements of the current popular tunes. With his fine musical background he has been able to arrange many unusual concerts which have been presented in performances throughout Butte. In these concerts he has combined the very best classical, semiclassical, modern and popular compositions, and arranged them for a smaller band. Central can indeed be proud and happy to have such a master of music at the head of the Music Department. REV. BRO. C. A. 0'DONNqELL BAND CFFICERS Left to Right: A Seated: john Sullivan, Secretary: Con Foley, Presidentg Tom Schumacher, Vice-President. Standing: Martin Favero, 2nd Vice-President: Ray Gilmore, Treasurer. PERCUSSION SECTION Left to Right: M. Walsh, P. Gilboy, C. Foley, M. Zimmerman, B. Palmer. Absent: B. Sullivan, M. Good. Trumpets: Left to Right-I. Sullivan, C. Patrihi, B. Palmer, C. Farren, R. Gilmore Saxophones and Baritone: Left to Right-B. Favero, I. Vogel, T. Odland. Clarinet-s: Left to Right-I. Crowley, W. Fogarty, G. Ossello, j. Roach. Melophonesz D. Tyson and T. Schumacher. Bases: E. Shoup and G. Gilboy Trombones: Left to Right-I. Powers, I. McCarthy, 1. Sullivan, M. Favero. THE BAND Left to Right: lst Row: C. Ossello, I. Roach, B. Crowley, W. Fogarty, C. Farren, C. Patritti, B. Palmer, R. Gilmore. 2nd Row: Mr. Martin Cesare, Directorg B. Favero, T. Odland, B. Morgan, B. Sullivan, P. Gilboy, B. Palmer, W. Fisher, D. Tyson, T. Schumacher. 3rd Row: E. Stroup, M. Favero, 1. Sullivan, 1. McCarthy, I. Powers, I. Downey, 1. Vogel, C. Gilboy, M. Good. Absent: Con Foley, lack Sullivan and Mike Walsh. HE BAND this year, was one of the finest ever seen or heard at Central. Under the master- ful direction of Mr. Martin Cesare, under the guidance of Brothers O'Donnell and Regan as Moderators and with the leadership of their officers: Con Foley, Presidentg Tom Schu- macher, Vice-President, John Sullivan, Secretary, Ray Gilmore, Treasurerg and Martin Favero, 2nd Vice-President, the Central Band ranked among the best in the state. During the football season the Combined Band performed at all of the home games and at two out-of-town games. Some of the themes presented were: The Radio-T.V. Theme , The Four Seasons , Early American Thanksgiving , and A Travelogue . Through the generosity of the Butte people, the Band and Twirlers were able to make the cross-state trip to Glendive where the Four Sea- sons theme thrilled the audience once more. The Band is most grateful to all the wonderful people who gave their support throughout the entire year, to their Director, Mr. Cesare and to their Moderators, Brothers O'Donnell and Regan. WTO Z TUMBLING AT CENTRAL , I y , REV. BRO. T. A. O'HARE --.E ! zz 'x 5 IN EARLY SEPTEMBER, a gFOii1PL,'0f young but enthusiastic boys turned out for the tumb- ling team. Tumbling requires muscular co- ordination and team work and long hours of practice. Under the direction of Rev. Brother Thomas A. O'Hare the boys with their talented Senior leaders: Charles Nugent, and Jerry Sul- livan, Co-Captains, and Ray Mogus, Bill Janson and Tubie Johnson. These boys have merited the praise and plaudits of experts and onlookers alike as one of the finest tumbling organizations ever produced at Central. They thrilled the audiences at the Central Tournament, Rocky Mountain Sportsman As- sociation, A. C. M. Club, Harlem Globetrotter Game, and Butte Rolio Benefit. They also traveled to Anaconda, Lewistown, Philipsburg, Boulder and Mfarm Springs high-lighting their seasons appearance they performed before 7,500 thrilled people at the State Basketball Tourna- II16I1t. The Accordion Band who furnished the music for the tumblers deserve a large round of ap- plause for a job well done. Left to Right: Isl' Row: P. Lorengo, R. Murray, I. Stanaway, D. St. john, T. Konen, I. Powers, I. Cronin, I. Kosmack. 2nd Row: j. Sullivan, I. Sheire, C. Nugent, W. lanson, T. johnson, R. Mogus, M. Farren, D. Sullivan. M,,,,w.,,m,wmmmm,w,,, J 14 4 1 i 1 4 F v i i 4 R zz Z l ,L A D THE ACCORDION BAND Left to Right: 1. Driscoll, j. Nevin, D. Konen, B. Paynich. THE ORCHESTRA Left to Right: Front Row: T. Schumacher, G. Ossello, B. Roach, T. Odland, B. Favero, I. Sullivan, M. Favero, R. Gilmore Back Row: P. Gilboy, E. Stroup, Mr. Martin Cesare, Director. Absent: Con Foley and lack Sullivan. g PADDLE CLUB Left to Right: 1st Row: B. St. john, E. Quinn, P. Kingston. 2nd Row: M. Farren, B. Connors, 1. Stanaway, D. Rosencrans GLEE CLUB fi M k!x Vi M W THE SPEECH TEAM .lu A-nm Left to Right: Kneeling: G. Hogan and S. Frankino. B. Sullivan, M. Buckley, I. Sheire, Rev. Bro. l. C. Fellows, lnstructorg T. Irving, G. Rule. : H. Craig, P. Vedovatti, E. Hensley, 1. Dornbos, I. Bonner, D. Winters. 4th Row: C. Foley, C. Canry, I. Cashell, 1. Nevin, I. McCarthy, I. Driscoll. Absent: 2nd Row: 3rd Row Tom Tipple. IT VVAS SAID by many last year when Central tied for the Carroll College Catholic Speech- meet Sweepstakes, that they would have a strong Speech Team at Central in 1954. So far this prophecy has come true. This 1954 season of speech has been perfect in every sense. Central broke all of her previous records by doing what no other school has been able to do. That is: bring home three Sweepstakes trophies. At the beginning of the season Central amassed twice as many points as the second place team, to win the Meet for all Catholic schools in the State. It was the second time in a row that Central took this meet, held annually at Carroll College. Next, and also for the second time in a row, Central won the coveted Sweepstakes trophy at the Meet for all schools, public and Catholic in the southwestern part of Montana. Finally, to round out a perfect score, Central received the greatest honor of all, the first place, or Sweep- stakes at the M.S.U. Interscholastic Meet, held in Missoula for all public, Catholic, and pri- vate schools in the State of Montana. The Speech Team owes a special debt of gratitude to Rev. Bro. II. C. Fellows for his splen- did leadership. Without Brother Fellow's help, these things would have been neither pos- sible nor probable. All boys at Central can well be proud that a man like Brother Fellows is at the head of the Speech Team. 27:3 43 Rev. ako. 1. c. Fettows DRAMA At the Bow Theatre, on Wednesday night, February 3, 1954, at 8:15, the Boys' Central Dra- matic Club presented its annual play - - THE ARRIVAL OF KITTY Behind the scenes at the Bow there was tense excitement, and much nervousness, while the cast awaited the curtain before the in front of the scenes farce. Much relief was felt by all when the play was well received, and the comment, - best play Central has ever produced, was heard from many members of the audience. The cast included some of the Boys' Central leading ladieswz Miss Jim Sheire, Miss Tom Tipple, Miss Terry Irving and Miss George Met- calf. The leading men were Messrs. Gene Hogan, John Cashell, john Drynan and Jim Dris- coll, also Mr. GQ ehh - - Miss QPQ Brian Tierney. Nobody Qexcept Tierneyj was quite sure just what he was. Nevertheless it was all in fun and a good time was had by all. By all that is except the production staff, without which there would have been no play at all. A vote of thanks is due Mrs. Dorothy Lombardi for helping with the make-up, and to Mr. Tom Quinn for his splendid stage settings. VVith regard to the stage managers, we vote Joe Kosmak and Joe Finnegan as the best in the West, and Peter Irving as the best prompter ever. We're running Rev. Bro. L. C. Uicker for publicity president and his assistants, Joe Kosmak, Jerry Sullivan and Jim Driscoll on the very best Thanks Platform. And last but not least, the cast would like to extend to its Director - Rev. Bro. J. C. Fellows, its most humble, grateful and sincere thanks. The sacrifice of the cast could come nowhere near matching that of Brother Fellows. The benefits which the cast received from his guidance cannot be measured in feet or inches, but only in the yardstick of time. Z is X 3 S E 6 94 S 5 5 Q wi S 5 f 5 5' 5 4 i i .5 wi 5 5 4 2' 5' ii S? 2 5 1 1 1 1 1 V X X- 1 ' NX --ox N, Hug J X . fx -. .5 . W ix l. ' Ya J, ., at rj t I ,l - 1. ls Left to Right: john Sullivan, Treasurer: Steve Frankino, President: Clement , X Patritti, Vice-Presidentg Con Foley, Secretary. H THE KEY CLUB HE KEY CLUB of Butte Central has had an extremely busy year under its moderator, Rev. Bro. QI. C. Fellows. The Club only in its third year became one of the leading clubs in the State and placed second with its achievement report. Con Foley, Tom Schumacher and Bill Palmer brought honors to the Club by winning the Oratorical, Talent Contests and Lieuten- ant Governorship, respectively. The Club in its numerous school and Civic projects such as St. Gabriel's Shrine and the Heart Drive, has certainly proven itself an honor to the school. The Club at Central will continue to lessen the burden of the faculty, serve the students and city, and fulfill its international motto We Build . l Left to Right: 'lst Row: E. Hensley, M. Hughes, B. Finlen, Convention Chairmang C. Foley, Secretaryg I. Sullivan, Treasurerg S. Frankino, President: C. Patritti, Vice-President, B. Stanaway, B. Noonan, I. Laurich. 2nd Row: B. Loughrin, 1. Driscoll, M. Favero, C. Canty, 1. Lester, I. Drynan, E. Quinn, I. Cashell, D. Mur- phy, R. Bartsch. 3rd Row: T. Schumacher, R. Gilmore, B. Callaway, B. Palmer, I. Dornbos, B. Palmer, E. Foley, D. Fogarty, B. Larango, I. Bonner. 4 l CORNELIUS E. FOLEY, REV. BRO. L. C. UICKER, Editor-in-Chief Moderator A LETTER FROM THE EDITOR IT IS XNITH both relief and regret that I see the finish of the 1954 MAROON. Relief to see a long tedious task completed, and regret because the task has been a not unpleasant one. I would like then, to thank all of those people who have made my job as Editor easier: The S. K. Smith Co. and Mr. Lloyd Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Earl K. Rooth of Rooth's Studio serv- ing Central for the tenth year. Mr. and and Mrs. Graff and their staff at Ashton's Engraving, also Mr. Spellman and Mr. Scanlon and their staff at the Standard Printing Company. i ' Also may I extend a word of appreciation to all of those wonderful people advertising in our book, and to everyone subscribing to the book. To Sister Seraphine of Girls' Central and to Brother Mahoney of Boys' Central and the faculty of these schools who so patiently endured the many interruptions and who always gave 100 per cent cooperation, a big Thank you . Thanks also is due to the Student Body of both Boys' and Girls' Central for the wonder- ful spirit of cooperation they have shown. I am deeply indebted to my wonderful Assistant Editor, Jim McCarthy, who was always there when I needed him, to Bill Loughrin for his marvelous job as Business Manager, to jim Driscoll, Photography Editor, who always had the pictures ready when they were neededg to john Sullivan for a fine job as Literary Editorg and to Steve Frankino, Art Editor, for some very nice art work. I Also to Gene Hogan and Brian Tierney, Journalists, and to Skip Dunfee, Typist, and Tom Schumacher, script artistg goes a Thanks . i To the Ad and Subscription Committees who did such a marvelous job, and to the Junior and Sophomore members of the Staff, a debt of gratitude is owed. . . And lastly to Rev. Bro. L. C. Uicker, without whose constant sacrifices, untiring effort, and never-ending ideas, this book would have never been possible. - Thank you, Brother. I hope that you, the Reader, find this 1954 edition of the MAROON enjoyable, and that you will continue to enjoy it for many years to come. . I Once again my deepest gratitude to anyone who in any way made it possible to publish this 1954 MAROON. Sincerely yours, CORNELIUS E. FOLEY, Editor-in-Chief, 1954 MAROON. I . IAMES C. McCARTHY, Assistant Editor IAMES A. DRISCOLL, WILLIAM D. LOUGHRIN Photography Editor Business Manager STEVEN P. FRANKINO, I IOHN T. SULLIVAN, Art Editor Literary Editor ANNUAL STAFF j W- l A Left to Right: Seated: jim Driscoll, Photography Editor: Steve Frankino, Art Editor, Bro. L. C. Uicker, Advisor, Con Foley, Editor-in-Chief, john Sullivan, Literary Editor: Bill Loughrin, Business Manager. Standing: john Walsh, jerry Sullivan, Martin Favero, jack Dornbos, Gene Hogan- Brian Tierney, jim Mc- Carthy, Assistant Editor, joe D'Arcy. Absent: Skip Dunfee and Tom Schumacher. AD AND SUB SCRIPTION coMMrr'rEEs 4 m m--- 1 Left to Right: Seated: Bill Warren, Ron Bartsch, john Cashell, jack Girolami, joe Nevin. Standing: Ed King, Ted Appel, Rod Shannon, Tom McGrath, Tony Irving, Tom Odland, Larry Daigle, Ray Barott. l jan HPSR REV. Bao. 1. c. FELLOWS DRAMA At the Bow Theatre, on Wednesday night, February 3, 1954, at 8:15, the Boys' Central Dra- matic Club presented its annual play - - THE ARRIVAL OF KITTY Behind the scenes at the Bow there was tense excitement, and much nervousness, while the cast awaited the curtain before the in front of the scenesn farce. Much relief was felt by all when the play was well received, and the comment, - best play Central has ever produced, was heard from many members of the audience. The cast included some of the Boys' Central leading ladies : Miss Jim Sheire, Miss Tom Tipple, Miss Terry Irving and Miss George Met- calf. The leading men were Messrs. Gene Hogan, John Cashell, john Drynan and jim Dris- coll, also Mr. QP, ehh - - Miss QPQ Brian Tierney. Nobody Qexcept Tierneyj was quite sure just what he was. Nevertheless it was all in fun and a good time was had by all. By all that is except the production staff, without which there would have been no play at all. A vote of thanks is due Mrs. Dorothy Lombardi for helping with the make-up, and to Mr. Tom Quinn for his splendid stage settings. Mfith regard to the stage managers, we vote Joe Kosmak and Joe Finnegan as the best in the W'est, and Peter Irving as the best prompter ever. We're running Rev. Bro. L. C. Uicker for publicity president and his assistants, Joe Kosmak, Jerry Sullivan and jim Driscoll on the very best Thanks Platform. And last but not least, the cast would like to extend to its Director - Rev. Bro. C. Fellows, its most humble, grateful and sincere thanks. The sacrifice of the cast could come nowhere near matching that of Brother Fellows. The benefits which the cast received from his guidance cannot be measured in feet or inzhes, but only in the yardstick of time. JI 's 5 X. H ls sf Z 2 ? 5 Q i ii 5 X Q 2 sf 3 9 2 S S E 9 3 - - 1 - J Left to Right: john Sullivan, Treasurer: Steve Frankino, Presidentg Clement Patritti, Vice-President: Con Foley, Secretary. THE KEY CLUB HE KEY CLUB of Butte Central has had an extremely busy year under its moderator, Rev. Bro. -I. C. Fellows. The Club only in its third year became one of the leading clubs in the State and placed second with its achievement report. Con Foley, Tom Schumacher and Bill Palmer brought honors to the Club by winning the Oratorical, Talent Contests and Lieuten- ant Governorship, respectively. The Club in its numerous school and Civic projects such as St. Gabriel's Shrine and the Heart Drive, has certainly proven itself an honor to the school. The Club at Central will continue to lessen the burden of the faculty, serve the students and city, and fulfill its international motto We Build . Left to Right: lst Row: E. Hensley, M. Hughes, B. Finlen, Convention Chairman, C. Foley, Secretaryg I. Sullivan, Treasurerg S. Frankino, President: C. Patritti, Vice-President: B. Stanaway, B. Noonan, I. Laurich. 2nd Row: B. Loughrin, l. Driscoll, M. Favero, C. Canty, I. Lester, I. Drynan, E. Quinn, I. Cashell, D. Mur- phy, R. Bartsch. 3rd Row: T. Schumacher, R. Gilmore, B. Callaway, B. Palmer, I. Dornbos, B. Palmer, E. Foley, D. Fogarty, B. Larango, I. Bonner. . A l , l CORNELIUS E. FOLEY, REV. BRO. L. C. UICKER, Editor-in-Chief Moderator A LETTER FROM THE EDITOR IT IS WITH both relief and regret that I see the finish of the 1954 MAROON. Relief to see a long tedious task completed, and regret because the task has been a not unpleasant one.. I would like then, to thank all of those people who have made my job as Editor easier: The S. K. Smith Co. and Mr. Lloyd Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Earl K. Rooth of Rooth's Studio serv- ing Central for the tenth year. Mr. and and Mrs. Graff and their staff at Ashton's Engraving, also Mr. Spellman and Mr. Scanlon and their staff at the Standard Printing Company. Also may I extend a word of appreciation to all of those wonderful people advertising in our book, and to everyone subscribing to the book. To Sister Seraphine of Girls' Central and to Brother Mahoney of Boys' Central and the faculty of these schools who so patiently endured the many interruptions and who always gave 100 per cent cooperation, a big Thank you . Thanks also is due to the Student Body of both Boys' and Girls' Central for the wonder- ful spirit of cooperation they have shown. I am deeply indebted to my wonderful Assistant Editor, .lim McCarthy, who was always there when I needed himg to Bill Loughrin for his marvelous job as Business Manager, to jim Driscoll, Photography Editor, who always had the pictures ready when they. were needed, to john Sullivan for a fine job as Literary Editorg and to Steve Frankino, Art Editor, for some very nice art work. . Also to Gene Hogan and Brian Tierney, Journalists, and to Skip Dunfee, Typist, and Tom Schumacher, script artistg goes a Thanks . I To the Ad and Subscription Committees who did such a marvelous job, and to the junior and Sophomore members of the Staff, a debt of gratitude is owed. U ' u And lastly to Rev. Bro. L. C. Uicker, without whose constant sacrifices, untiring effort, and never-ending ideas, this book would have never been possible. - Thank ypu, Brother. I hope that you, the Reader, find this 1954 edition of the MAROON enjoyable, and that you will continue to enjoy it for many years to come. u i I Once again my deepest gratitude to anyone who in any way made it possible to publish this 1954 MAROON. Sincerely yours, CORNELIUS E. FOLEY, Editor-in-Chief, 1954 MAROON. IAMES C. MCCARTHY, Assistant Editor IAMES A. DRISCOLL, WILLIAM D. LOUGHRIN Photography Editor Business Manager STEVEN P. FRANKINO, IOHN T. SULLIVAN, Arr Editor Literary Editor ANNUAL STAFF Left to Right: Seated: jim Driscoll, Photography Editorg Steve Frankino, Art Editor: Bro. L. C. Uicker, Advisor, Con Foley, Editor-in-Chiefg john Sullivan, Literary Editor: Bill Loughrin, Business Manager. Standing: john Walsh, jerry Sullivan, Martin Favero, jack Dornbos, Gene Hogan- Brian Tierney, jim Mc- Carthyg Assistant Editor, joe D'Arcy. Absent: Skip Duntee and Tom Schumacher. AD AND SUB scRlP'rloN coMMlTTEEs M 4 -A-A- 1 Left to Right: Seated: Bill Warren, Ron Bartsch, john Cashell, jack Girolami, joe Nevin. Standing: Ed King, Ted Appel, Rod Shannon, Tom McGrath, Tony Irving, Tom Odland, Larry Daigle, Ray Barott. Left to Right: Dick Roche, Vice-Presidentg Ralph Hocking, Presidentg Bob Petrino, Secretary-Treasurer. THE MONOGRAM CLUB HE MONOGRAM CLUB is made up of 34 letterrneng varsity basketball, football players, and trackmen. It is one of the largest Clubs in Central. President Ralph Hocking, Vice- President Dick Roche, and Treasurer Bob Petrino do a fine job of directing the club's meet- ings and get-togethers. The club's annual dance A'The Gridiron Ball high-lighted Ralph Hocking and Kathleen Burke as the King and Queen. The dance was well attended and proved a great success. The club's great achievement of the year was their purchase of the camera, enlarger and other photographic equipment for the newly constructed darkroom at Central. This is truly a fine addition to the school. The faculty and students are grateful and appreciative to this Club for their achievements. Left to Right: lst Row: L. Willis, D. Ferriter, T. Monaghan, H. Freebourn, T. Holtz, B. Petrino, N. Bolton, S. Dunfee, E. Renourd, I. Nevin, T. Lester. 2nd Row: L. Mehring, H. Shannon, I. Stevens, E. Quinn, I. McDermott, D. Roche, V. O'Leary, B. Williams, M. Perko, K. McElhenny, C. Harrington. 3rd ROW? l- PGOPIGS, B. Burby, E. McGivern, 1. Lee, R. Bartsch, I. Sullivan, R. Hocking, G. Iames, B. Stana- way, L. Simon, T. Doyle. C N R L xX!SiTilI 669 4 if C45 09 Q 'S' Q S GQVAIRAJ, lil !! +A. EE' 'i F, if v'.0' 5 4 X 4 1 1 M Q. ff X if ff? Ist ANNUAL NSALUTE TO SENIORSD NIGHT B C H S CARNIVAL BOYS' CENTRAL GRADUATION - 1953 GIRLS' CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Vo 7 . WWW M-. X if 'A V . CiL,Qcj,,,.J:y JJ I V A 1 J X lj W , A I K of AW M' L06 PW jim, W MW A VU' X 1 , . ,mf Q75-11 V5A 'A-A-J f7 4 Wmfwqyf ' 3 J AM E '! Z5-0 Zag? ' V6 mmV,U ?., Q-w4Uww Uimbi 1611? 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SISTER xAvlER R Sister Xavier teaches typing, shorthand, business machines and bookkeeping. SISTER CAROLINE l Sister Caroline teaches journalism, Sociology, and Spanish. MRS. CONNELL Mrs. Connell instructs in Algebra and General Math. MRS. MITZNER Mrs. Mitzner teaches English. MRS. SARSFIELD Mrs. Sarsfield is in charge of Physical Education. l QA Arjxum A A A Mg Affxmf 3 K lk K i, R wXfXf'XfXfT'txfXfe'xfXf'XfXfXf ir ri, Cnfra! Cfaad .kedfory A YVHITE-HAIRED, energetic old lady steps briskly on the modern collapsi- ble platform, quiets the gathering with a flick of the electronically controlled gavel, and the 50th class reunion of the Girls' Central '54 alumnae is under way. There are only 35 members remaining, and all are present. Thoughts wander back to the middle of the 20th century, when . . . Approximatly 97 freshmen stormed into the old house on the hill .' They had a firm belief that they could do ANYTHING, Qlegal of courselj and under the inexperienced direction of their officers they topped all other classes in the two school drives of the year. In September after they were settled in their new school their officers were elected and inherited the traditional job of checking sophomore lists at basketball and football games. Entering into the sphere known as the Upper Class, the same fine spirit that they had shown previously was increased. The highlight of the Junior year was the spring prom, Stairway to the Stars . After waiting four years for the longed-for title Senior , they at last were allowed to sport maroon and white beanies and gold class rings. The major activity of the Senior year was the annual Pal Dance, their theme being 'AW'inter Magic . The iournalism staff regained the coveted A11-American rating for the Cen- tralite. ln this, the super-atomic age, they reminisced about the good old days. 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' Absent: jo Ann Ward, Doreen Kunst, LaVonna Connors, Dawn Keithley, Cay Burns. JUNIORS 224 Lett to Right: 'lst Row: judy Schutte, Mary Flo Wiegenstein, Mary Lou Lane, Arlene O'Brien, Shirley Fisher, Arlene Powell Deanna Mack, jackie Emmons, Zita Harrington, Donna Darragh, Mary Dwyer. 2nd Row: Donna Cowan, Helen Trimble, Nancy Gibson, Patsy Smith, Betty Whelan, loyce Cuny, Carol Shea Patsy Martin, Norma Monahan, Agnes Mendoskin. Absent: Mary Frances McAuliffe and Frances Svejkovsky. 5 7,9 z LSL, X ,X ,V li V K . ,W 'ffl X ,- Q 1 'f D ie eee or 239 ,. f, X, I. ,, Lett to Right: lst Row: joan Doolan, Mary Clare McVey, Rose Marie McNellis, Deanna Kennedy, Doris Perkovich, Eleanor Hale, Pat Sullivan, Evelyn Ambrozic, Carol johnson, Pat Franklin, Madeline Gough, Antoinette Stefani, Donna Lewis, Peggy Shea. 2nd Row: Carol Cote, juanita Bastidas, Betty Leary, Arlene Richards, Liane D'Arcy, Kathleen Thomas, Wilma La Franier, Nancy Brancamp, Laura Lu Crowley, jean Seymour, Betsy Hurley, Carol Ma- roncelli, Mary Ellen Walsh, Eileen Kinsella, lanel Mass, Mary Lou Olson, Carol Briggs, Yolanda Phyfield, Shirley Chopp, Wilmetta Ehrlich. Absent: Sheila Hanley, Peggy Moore, El Deane Shea. SOPHOMORES 227 A Left to Right: 'lst Row: Celia Hesselschawardt, Karen Doherty, Roberta Loiselle, Eileen Mulcahy, Bonnie Buckley, Sue Lyons, Ann Keith, Marilyn Hazen, Mary Kay Perko, Rosalie Green, Flo Callahan, Margie Gerry. 2nd Row: Norma Anderson, Betty Connors, Betty Iensen, Mary Kay Panisko, Mary lo McMahon, Colleen Quinn, Katherine Mitchell, Mary Theresa Lee, Marlene Bato, Margaret Cusick, Mary Lou Olenick, Margie McDonald, Helen Erickson, Mary lo Brennan, Madeline Mattioli, Ruth Marie Fantini. Absent: lane Chase. SOPHOMORES 250 C Left to Right: 'lst Row: Dorothy Walsh, Ioan Ryan, Vicci Barone, Truie Sullender, Natalie Baroni, Margie Rosa, Patsy Sul- livan, Arlene Dean, Mary Frances White, Raynita Pene. 2nd Row: Mary Ann Sullivan, Virginia Stefonic, joann Brocco, Madeline Mogus, Nancy Vedovatti, lo Ann Sullivan, Colleen Belanger, Therese Sullivan, Catherine Connell, Sandra Gregier, Georgia Lowney, Charlotte Peshkur, Rosemary Dolan, Ann Marie Olsen. 3rd Row: Betty Askman, Ella Fitzpartick, joanne Gianino, jo Ann Callahan, Rosella Frey, Sheron Mulligan, Nadine Weir, Deanna Healy, Roberta Maguire, jo Ann Lester, loan Fagan, Connie Corette, Kay Sheehan, Agnes Marie Kane, Millie Ball. Absent: Leonella Kelly, Marilyn Cavanaugh, Peggy Bowen. SOPHOMORES 2 3 1 Lett to Right: 'lst Row: Patricia Derick, Peggy Connolly, Ruth Ann Leveque, Donna Cronnelly, joan Ayers, Geri Sullivan, Marcia Barsanti, Charlene Stout. 2nd Row: Mary Sue Boam, Barbara 0st, Marguerite Sheehan, joyce Gavigan, Donna McGrath, Marie Regan, Sharon Smith, Kathleen O'Donnell, Mary Shea, Elaine Hurley, Kathy Graff, Dorothy Kruger. 3rd Row: Nellie Sullivan, Eileen Moran, judy Cabazungan, Frances Shinabarger, jo Ann Middleton, Cather- ine Harrington, loan McCarthy, Lois Fagan, Maureen Richards, Peggy Shea, Shirley Warila, Ann lean Perkins, Nancy Maloughney, Ann Marie Foley, Donna Marie Ryan, Rosalyn Quilici. FRESHMEN 111 Left to Right: lst Row: Shirley Bennett, judy Mondlock, Marlene Troglia, leanette McManus, Kay Milburn, lean O'Neill, loan Coyne, Pat Dixon, Catherine McGeehan, Peggy Keyes. 2nd Row: Betty Kindt, Anne Marie jenkins, Sharon Lester, Mary Lou Sullivan, jewel Dennehy, Helen Mc- Govern, Charlene Bogetto, Denise Healy, julia Ann Dwyer, Barbara Sullivan, Celine Regan, Margaret Gaughan, Helen Zahradka. Absent: Dorene Roane. FRESI-IMEN 11 3 Left to Right: lst Row: Gail Froehlich, Rene Raynovicl1,loan Brennan, Mary Clare Kehoe, Geraldine Mihelich, Vera Penny, Maribeth Sullivan, Lou Ann Burns, Barbara Harwood. 2nd Row: joan Duncan, Darlene La Franier, loan Martin, Donna Sammons, La Vallene Donegan, Vera Dillon, Lois Brown, Ellen Slater, Pat Neufelder. 3rd Row: Nancy Cunningham, Sandra McGonigal, Sherrill Robinson, Diane Manza, joyce Lynch, Marlene Shea, Nancy Kelly, Martha Schumacher, Arlene Bajovich, Luebecca Pettit, Colleen Sheridan, Carole Doran, Sharon Bailey, leanette Vieke. ls FRESHMEN 114 Left to Right: 'lst Row: Leona Foley, Ruth Miller, Anna Marie Nolan, Sharon Burke, Rosalie Partitti, Rena Offutt, Powers, jackie Silver, Sharon Donovan, Donna Torp. 2nd Row: Donna Sullivan, Kathleen Tweet, Margaret Thomas, Carol D'Arcy, loan Dickerson, Wilda Marie McChane, Donna Shea, lean Mari-in, Ellen Cately. 3rd Row: loan Granvold, Beverly Seymour, Rose Marie McCaul, jucly McVey, Georgeanna Sullivan, Shelton, Anna Gorski, Peggy Whalen, Carol Hughes, Rosemary Ryan, Charlotte Rainville, Campeau, Rosalie Cuneen. Absent: ludy Leybold and Myrna Salva- CENTRAL RETREAT , 1 N Sharon Hazen, Diane joann M .J.,:x,.fg,,,,, Uwe 1. 4, ve' ,ev k y ,I - 'Jv,,,.-in M' H CENTRALITEU STAFF BAND DOUBLE OCTETTE ORCHESTRA SODALITY OFFICERS ZITA HARRINCTON-Secretary VIRGINIA SULLIVAN-Vice President PAT KELLY-President CAROL MARONCELLI-Treasurer 2 31 55 s af ii 31 2 5 A is S bf 3 E Q X 5 S 1 si 5 Sw Z Z 1 Q 5 2 ,t 2 X E 31 i 2 2 2 5 1 1 TI-IE TWIRLERS THE CHEERLEADERS Right: Virginia Sullivan, leanne Kelly, Tony Bastid El H l .jwleacl majoreffe if 5. N.. 4 .sv IACKIE LINDSAY .Sale Waforeffe5 KATHY BURKE DOROTHY POM ROY P i v ? 5 zz 5 '1 2 2 2 Q iff if E 1 5 nz 5 53 1 2 E I 2 E Q l 3 N E 5 ii Z E 5 Q ew Q 2' Q '. E 2 Z i S ? Q X E 3 ' 2 5 Q 1? E 55 5 Q ad 1? EE s S ,I ii A 5 Y? H 1 if 2 1 4 gg 41 371 35 M 2 Q if N K I l in ,D l3'2 'JWd! 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EARL K. ROOTH fo fhe Fcculfy and Seniors of BOYS' CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ..c1nd.. C5IRLS'CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL l9A0f0 .SZMAO Serving Cenfroll for The IOH1 Yeor 206 Wesf Polrk Sfreef Phone 5689 . . 4. +14 ZF: Q4 Q4 F Q4 Q4 F F +14- 4' 'F Q4 Q4 Q4- 94 Q. +14 +14 +14 +14 'F +14 +14- 'F 'F 'F F +14 H4 Q4 44- Q4 Q4 C21 F 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F F 'F 'F 'F 'F 'F 4' +14 4' Q4 +14 'F +14 F 'F 'Z' 24 +14 54 C31 'F 'F 'F F 44 Q4 33 A 'E' 'C' 54 54 Q4 4' 'F F 'F 51 3. 'F 'E' '44 +14 SI 'F 'F 'F 'F F 'Z' 'A' fx' -:Q -X4 'F Y V V V V V V V V V V V V V +1014+14+14+14+1 +14+14+14+14+14+14+1 +14+14+14+1 +1014+14+14+14+14+14+14+14+14+14+14+14+14+14 40101.,x,,x,,x,,x,,x.,IQ,Z0x,g4q4q0101014+14+14+14+,454+14+,4+,4+14+,4+,4+,4vX0,4q4 A4149 A4 5 vX4vI+v!4vZ4vX+vX4sI0X4v!4axe401444oX4vZ44I4+!4vI4hz4+I4vIo2sX4-vxevfavI4vXo1oXoI4q?Q4Q444H4Q444up44Q02affu14v2vX01oXQQ4vX4vXoI4vI4 5 '1 Compliments LOUIS S. COHN CO. Butte, Montana WHOLESALE CANDY CIGARS AND TOBACCO THE FLORSHEIM SHOE SHOP I9 W, Park Butte, Mont. l3I'1Ol'1e 2-3678 T. I. Chesne, Manager Compliments of M M Gm M M 9 North Main Street Montana State Office Mutual Benefit H. G' A. Assn. United Benefit Life Ins. Co. Health, Accident, Hospital, Group, Education and Life Insurance Vincent Anderson, Manager 7th Floor Metals Bank Bldg. Butte, Montana Sony PIONEER for Lumber and Building Supplies Delta Homecraft Power Tools BUY ON TIME HAND TooLs . HARDWARE . PAINTS Pioneer Lumber Co. 2l6 East Front St. Butte, Montana Phone 5433 Easy Parking Ice Cream . Pies . Cakes . Rolls Special Orders for all Occasions Complete Fountain Service Milk Shakes Our Specialty Awarded First Prize at Montana State College Fair '49-'50-'51-'52 S.8tL. Ice C recem Store Montana's Finest lce Cream 72 W. Broadway Phone 2-4207 Main Rexall Drug Drugs . . . Sundries - Q I I2 N. Main 200 E. Park Phone 7525 Phone 2-5836 a. gk .- We Guard Your Health James W. Uncles REGISTERED IEWELER 2l N. Main St. . . Butte, Montana - W I Your Business Courteously Solicited and Appreciatecl 40?vX0X0X'4+'X0X0X+-X4vX0Z0!0!4+!0!+fZ+fBi4fX0X0X4i0!0!0!0!0I0X+'X4'X0X0X0X++X+K4+!v+X0Z14++!0Z+v!0X0!0!4vZ0!0I0X0!0Z0I0!0I'vI0I0X+'I+f!+fX+fZ0!+n? fwkkikiwi fbwwibbiibiikkwf 2 .qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqgqqqqqq - -ik - Compliments of PACIFIC HIDE LEN WATERS MUSIC COMPANY 119 N. Main St. Phone 7344 Montana's Largest Music Supply . d . an Your Best Service in Music and Instruments V Pianos Radios Finest Repairing - if - Butte, Montana OURTEOUS AZ'g,'jg:L. SULLIVAN Roor co. APABLE Service AREFUL DRIVERS OWL CAB Roofing, Waterproofing and Shingling Buy Your Supplies From Us EASY TERMS PHONE 4335 Metals Bank Bldg.-1 s. Main sf. - it - CO'ev KQHY John Lefty Pollard 304 s. Montana Phone 2-3125 CHICAGO FURNITURE AND MATTRESS COMPANY IIO East Broadway Butte Phone 6267 Montana Jock 81 Jill Shop Infants: I-33 3-65 7-143 Also Boys D. B. Chaia G. I. Moses D. B. C. onol Company Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings 53 E. Broadway Butte, Montana Richmoin Clothes Your Money Buys More at a RICHMAN STORE 127 North Main Street Compliments of SPlLLUM'S Y sf. ff-4? I8 North Morin Street kv . ,N digg, .N g Wfii lx ' is ' - A N EXQD MISSOULA NURSERY Corsages and Artistic Floral Arrangements Phone 2-4277 1134 Utah Ave. Butte, Mont. Wiiiibibbiikiiibbki+4+4iibbiiiiiiiiikibbiiikkkkiiiikbkiiiiiiiiib 'X0X0X+'X0X0!+i''I'iw?'I+fX+'X+fX0X0I''I+'I'401''Bti''X''X0X l l+'X0I0!0X4f!+fI0I0!0X++!0X4fI0I0!4+I0X0Z+'!+fZ+fX0!+44vX0I0X0X0X0X0X0I0I0I0!0!0X4+X0l' Established 1887 PAUMIE PARISIAN DYE HOUSE French Dyeing and Cleaning 60 W. Galena Phone 3535 TAYLOR'S I 39 West Park Street ROBLEE and PEDWIN SHOES for MEN Orton Bros. FINE PIANOS FOR OVER 72 YEARS Expert Tuning and Regulating ZI6 North Main Street Butte, Montana Compliments of BUTTE STOVE REPAIR I23 East Park Street Meet Me At The . . Cheery Lounge Westinghouse Appliances ' if ' Butte, Montana . . VVGSI' Park ST. 6f?'2W'w 'm'- J giijiml O Q C O M 9 A N V G B . af- bgfigwfg Fred Honeychurch 27 W. Broadway Dial 543l COLONIAL CAKE sl-loP Not just Good BUT BETTER ISIS Harrison Avenue, Phone 8660 Evan Tibbetts, Prop. Compliments of DUGGAN'S MERRILL MORTUARIES, INC. 2I3 North Montana St. Butte, Montana Compliments ot MONTANA ABSTRACT 81 TITLE COMPANY - ig . 130 West Broadway I+ '4 910' v!0!0!0!+ r'+I''Isa?'if-X014v!0X+'!++!+v!4'Z'4024'I+'I+vifvkvlfivk+bv!0Y+X+v!01+'X++X0X0X++X0X+vX++X+vX0X0Z'40109 FiiikiikbiiikiinuA.Q4?i++4+k++i+4+k9+k4+4b+iiibiiiikikiiikiibiki MONTGOMERY DRUG COMPANY W' J' SEWELL 140 west Park sneer Hardware C0mPCmY Prompt Free Delivery -755,- Butte. Montana OUR OWN HARDWARE MOUNTAIN VIEW PHONEHO' REST HOME 444 West Broadway ' wiv ' Butte, Montana Phone 8023 HOME FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE 221 East park Street Mrs. Ann Menard, R. N. Buffet Montana Superintendent PL Uwe utte utte Aggie. .T We w., -'E2117i::. O Ax Pt 'hx ,J XY' -A 'EEY' K I' Ml -, ' Jus .. N' -.1- Y' F2425 if ., 'Y-!J 3..P.'1- . J T 1 a ovve .g FMS --lC 3:1ff:,k - - ' wx -.L a A 'i -.,.,,-.:-.-. NQQQ- - ,,,.. Hjfffffgg ' E , 4 -1.-.-e '--' ' 'if' f f . - I ..,-, , t JU f' 9MQWQg1?d.5y BUTE BREWING COMPANY 220 North Wyoming Street iiiiikiiii4+biiiiiiiiiiiibiiiibbbiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiibiiiiiiiiiiiik fwxox-fx-+x+-10:1,x-,x-Mwasfsfx+fx.4+-:Q-x4fx+-x0:0:0x.-x0x.-x--z+-x--1.-2-xl-M-z-4.-1-,:--z-'z+-x0x--x0x4-x0x+-x+fx++x0x--:0x++x+-1+-x--x--x-rx--:Q-x-ax--za-x++z1 Toys-Mechanical Toys, Dolls, Construction Toys, Paint Sets, Puzzles, Models and Textiles TOY HOUSE Mrs. A. l. Boyle, Prop. Stationery-Greeting Cards, Tallies, Invitations, Table Decorations, COPPER HILL SPORT SHOP Bob Stephenson Christmas Cards, Etc. - ilk - lOl E. Broadway Butte, Montana Subscriptions to All Leading Magazines 2l4 W' Park Butte' Montana H-O Motor Supply Co. Wholesale Distributors visit the Replacement Parts . Supplies and Equipment - MUNTANA - , . , As It Should Be 32 E. Broadway Butte Phone 3241 7 W. Galena by Butte, Montana THE MAN WHO KNOWS WEARS TIMELY CLOTHES THE TOGGERY ll7 North Main Street Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings First In Everything New . . Featuring Finest Award Sweaters Dan O'Neill Will Tiddy +10-!0!+v!+v!+vX'f!++X+f!0!0Z0!0Z4401''X0!0!0X+i+f!0!4'X0X0X0!0!0X0X0!0BvX+'X0!+'X''X+4++!0X+vZ+vX'f!0!0!'40!0!0!0Z0!+40X+'X0!4'X+'X+'!+'!4'I0P'!0X0X0!+ 'k+X0X++I0X0X'fZ0!0Z+vZ0X0X0!0!0!+'X0X44010144014'Z''X''Id''!0X0!0X0I0!0X4'!0X4'!v!0X0I0!4'!0X0!4fX0!0!0X0!0!0!0!0X'+Z0X+'Z+'Z+'B+X0X+'X+'X'vkfifflf Compliments ot GORDON'S JEWELRY I W - Diamonds and Watches ll3 North Main Butte We have everything your Prescription calls for - including your Doctor's confidence - Ask him. Driscoll's Phoirmgcy 6Ol West Park Street Phone 3308 Parker Davis Howard Merhar Leggot Hotel Bor 48 West Broadway - Butte Mixed Drinks and Bottled Beer Compliments of Judge T. E. Downey Compliments of ROSENBERC-5'S FURNITURE - 75? - 120 North Main Street Butte, Montana Compliments to the CLASS OF i954 ATLAS BAR Corner Park and Arizona OKE GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Vegetables lce Cream 210 South Washington Street Western Mecit Co. l35 East Park Street Phone 5651 Compliments of Schwoirtz Men's Store 29 W. Park Butte, Montana Compliments of Bolo Maguire County Treasurer BOOG'S Boir ond Lounge Phone 9996 1543 Harrison Ave. v!0!4+!0!+vX4+X4401014'X0!0X0X4-if'X0!0!0X+vX0X0!0Bvk+FvF4+44+!++!++' ' Compliments of Wm. Boi be Duckhom -7f5,- County Clerk and Recorder vzQu11q4+X4u!4oXeoX+oz4oX4o!4af ' T ' ' ' ' ' ' 'Q ' sz ' vX4vXov!4v!4vX4+:4oI4- ii 944 4 V 9449 iffhii Wihiiiiiiiii ikfiiiiifiiiiiiiwkk Compliments of CAHILL-MOONEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY s V Phone 4368 Park and Shop at Montana's Largest Shoe Store CC. Shoes for All the Family Bags and Hosiery 4 GAMER SHOE CO. 54 W. Park Butte, Mont. Pam? Congratulations to the Wqllpq per Class of 1954 Television - Q . 4 CHRISTY'S 920 South Arizona Street iiiiiiibkiiiiiiibbiibkiiif+444 E 4 WKQQQQWVQQQQQQQWW9 99' Congratulations to the 1954 Class . from Bu te Automobile Dealers Assoc ution - ig' - Barclay Motors, Inc. Butte Motor Co. Butte Truck Cr Motor Copper City Motors Currie-Buick Davis Motor Co. DeGeorge Motor Sales Highland Motor Co. Murray Motor Co. Parker-Morelli Motor Kunkel-Wills Wellman Motors Co. Wilson Motor Co. Co. --gy. 25 South Montana l7 East Galena 53 West Granite Mercury Cr Wyoming 123 South Montana 200 South Clark ll8 South Arizona ll4 South Montana Galena and Colorado lOl South Montana I5 West Galena 39 East Galena 8 South Montana Highway Safety Saves Our Business Saves Your Life Q4 QQ 4 P14 ev vo 3. bla 4 v 31 3. 5 4 '51 't 54 do Q4 v 4 4 4 44 4 4 Q4 sto u? 34 'il 444 Q4- 4+ Iii '55 4 4 4 0 4 v L3 'H bio 4 Z 4 44444444444444444 4444444444444444444444 444444444444444444444444 444444444444444444444 444444444 14 4 v' v P 4 4 4 4 34 4 '? '49 4 '51 Ti 4 4 Z 4 IE! 4 '4 'C 'H 4 4 A4 4 v 4 e 4 li- 9 .2 4 wiv +I: E 'E' 'A' 014 IZ v 'f 'A' 4 IZ '444U44U44U44U44N44 244444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444: 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 0' fi 4 4 4 4 4 4 -S 4 Q4 32 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ox: 4 4 Q4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Q4 4 4 vxn +14 axe +24 4 4 4 Q4 4 4 vin 4 4 +14 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I2 4 9? If A' 4 WHERE all MONTANA loves to SHOP O 4 .1 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAALAAAA V7777VVVVVVVVYVVVVVVVVVVVVV Your Fashion Store AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAAAAAAAAA V777777VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV Located in X, BUTTE Also in . . LIVINGSTON v 4 4 4 an '4 Q4- rxo 4' 4' 4' 4' Q4 4' 4 5:4 4 '4 4' 4' 4' 4' '4 rin rin 4' 4? '4 4' 4' 4' rie- 4' up 4' 4' v ,4- v rxo '4 4' 'II 54- 4' 4' 4' '5' M' H+ if Q4- if vie ble rio Q4- 4' 4' nie if lil 4' :ie Q if 44 in 33 L14 rxo 4 4' 54- 39 Z I4- 4 4' Q4 his 4 4 'A' '4 '4 '4 ble 4' H+ Q4 4' up K4 rX4 4' 4' 4' 4' 4? 0' 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 In ut 'Q oxofeioxnivvyofogo V4 02020101024uIor!oX4+I4vX0X+uI0I4oX1-o!1,:0X4i0Z450144444514 514 5 54 Lolo' Compliments of BERTOGLIO STORAGE olnol Distributing Compciny - Q - Office and Warehouse: 800 Utah Avenue Butte, Montana - Q - Established in Montana in l895 ST. JOHN Electric Company Electricol Controicting - Q - Phone 2-4747 55 East Broadway Butte, Montana Butte's Newest Family Shoe Store Best Shoes For Less! SHOETORIUM Compliments ot HOTEL FINLEN - Q - - ig? - C. P. ECAN, West Park Sffeel' General Manager Compliments to the Closs of '54 H. B. BRINCK and Employees 'I+ vififvlvk '+ me .014 'fa fZ0X0X0!0!0!++X4 '+ 4010. -X X''IfvX0X+fX+fX0!0X'vX4vX+vX+v!+4++X+4+v'++X0!0X0X0X+fr'I 'X0Z+v!+ 'K+ Zviffiffkfifif If 2+ iiiiiii? 6 5.3 9 9 Q4 Q1- 4 9 W 5 9 Q 4 W W W 9 9 W 4 9 '52 'A 9 'E' 'C' W E 9 ii + 9 4 'S' 3' 'S 'A 4 4 4 51 Z- 4 4 9 F 'ii 4 ??44F?49i 75 Years later, W W W W it's STILL the individual +4 if vX4vZ4 X4 +94 4 :T G J -4 3' C 3 HJ U7 2 4 DJ FH 9: U7 C I5 UO O -+ GJ 3 ES. 77 CD :1 DJ UB. CD E 4' Q 4 4 af . . f' Ig and then LIGHT from his contraption 75 years ago, 3? he showed us the way to greater accomplishments in 4 H' 122 every line . . . farming, mining, manufacturing, trans- .fl -x- , , bz- portation, to mention a few. 132 J g The first incadescent light was invented by a 5 15,1 man who believed in the intelligence and independ- fg ence of the individual . . . proceeding without prod- 2 ax- . 5+ ding or pocketbook ot the Government. ri: -x- 4' Opportunity is knocking every day for the per- ? ki iiviii' son who has something America and the world need 3,2 - whether that 'isomethingn be great or small. jj There's opportunity in Montana. Cast your lot 5 with this state. 5.3 4440 HQFQ 4 biiiikkiikii i?????4 ??? -14+-:Q-1.-xfa -I 5' 0 C 5 -I- QI 5 QI 'U 2 0 1 Q 0 3 'U nl 5 '4 'x4-x--z-+x--x--x- 4-1-4-44-1.-xwxwwp U7 ? 0 3 F5 CD Ll NO il to fxffx-'X-+1--xowfxf + 4 + 4 4 4 sf piq- '4' if axe vxa Serving Q Growing State w 4 4 E Z WkkkiiwkikWikkikikkkkwkkbbbikbwbi9444EW4i+k?9++4W?W?k+i+?9+iii+i r' 401+f!0!0!0!+-Z4-X4'I+'24'X'+!+-X0X++X0X+f!0!++Z0!4f!+fX0!0X++!'+X++X++X'+X0X+'Z4+X+vX4vX0Z0X0X0Z4fZv'!+fh?fI+'!+fX+v!0X0!4fX0B+X0X0I+fZ0X+'!4+!'+!4+Zf'I-'rl' WUI-F Realty Co Compliments ot 108 West Granite St. Pl'1Ol'1e Butte West Broadway City Boirber Shop Where the Gang Goes P. O. News Stond john Rgle-l-to Gaude Cnnite A Complete Line of l5 W. Broadway Office Supplies ED, Congratulations to the Class of 54 from All Forms of Insurance l HARRlNGTON'S Lite . Auto . Fire , it , PEPSI-coLA Phone 2-2124 57 W. Broadway Bottling Compo ny McKEE PRINTING coMPANY 138 West Granite Street PHONE 2-2334 -ig- Printers. . Binders . . Engrovers Anything in the Line of Printing -gp . . . . We Have a Complete Llthographylng Plant . . -1.-1.4010:--:wx-.ztefox-fx.-xffx-.z--z -:Q-1.-z.-1--x..x--z-.1--z--+0 'z-fx-vs-z4-:4-1.-me-ez.-z--1.-:Q-zwzoz.-z4-w0x+-z--x4-z.-z.-x4-x0x4Mfx+'z-+x--x++z+ +Q+44ikib+i4k4k+i+iii+44499446 RING APPLIANCE co. 499 Nikki?iiikikkkiikikikiiiiiiii Court House Grocery oinol Morket Cor. Granite and Montana Sts. 1 Q I - ' I Sales and Service We Give S. and H. Green Stamps Phone 5326 We De'i e' Second and Delaware , , Phone 2-4640 , , CONGRATULATIONS - Q - to the Class ot i954 Compliments ot . THE . - if - MINERS' UNION George D. McCoirtI1y , , , Compliments to the l954 Graduating Class W. P. FULLER 8K CO. Paints - Mirrors - Picture Framing Glass and Glazing Phone 2-2349 l3I W. Park St. IO25 S. Main St. PAXSON AND ROCKEFELLER CO. - Q - Professional Pharmacists and Fine Cosmetics 37 West Park Street PRUDENTIAL Federol Servings ond Loon Associoition Main and Broadway I Q 1 3 Per Cent Paid on Insured Savings 464444464bbibiiibiiiikkiibk fikkkiiiiiiiiii?9+++446+?+++4+++4 4? QQ E QQ 4 9 4 QQ 5 QQ 6 QQ 9 QQ QQ 9 QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ :Q Q QQ QQ QQ 4 IQ 1: AQ 4 QQ QQ 4 QQ QQ QQ 9 QQ III A QQ QQ W QQ 9 Q W 6 E 9 4 If -i+ 9 F E 4 T if Q oQ QQ 4 Q W Complete PRINTING Service if W 4 Q 4 Q. 5+ 'H 'Q' Since 1928 A 4 Q Maroon Year Books EE Hove Been Printed by Q +'Q Q, TA N DA R D PUBLISHING CCMPANY F 2 COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT gf 69 West Brooldwoy 1.53 C53 'Q fg EI Iii - 53 9 9 EQ U I O O I E Printing . . Ruling . . Bookbmollng 4 F 4 +4964iii?iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikiiiiiiiiiiiikiiiiiiiiiiiiiz fX+f!0K0!0I4-I+-I0!'-If444+-I+'!+v!0X44+40X+'14-X0X0X0Z0X+f9'X0B'!+'!0X0Z4'X' WHITE'S FUNERAL HOME R. E. Sayatovic, Manager Phone 653l 307 West Park Street 'X+'X0Z0X4?'X++X+a?+!0X0X4i++X0X''I+'K+'X0I+'X0X0!++X+'X0X0Z B'X''X0Z0I4rX I ! Buy Now cmd Save Eosy Terms cit Thglig Furniture Store 75 East Park Street Phone 3223 Thanks for your orders . . . we are always anxious to serve you for those MONTANA BAKERY special occasions . . . , il, , ' 9 Everything Fine in the WILHELM PASTRY LINE FLCWER SHOPPE - it - Phone 2-3695 l35 W. Broadway Phone 2-4301 605 W. Park Compliments of THE su PERETTE, :Nc LOUNGE Sells for Lessl Broadway at Wyoming Featuring ' - ik - ill's Quality Meats Butte, Montana llOl Utah Phone 4545 We Deliver 6ll East Front Street Phone 24985 MERCANTILE CO. - I - - 7513 .- Bread - Rolls - Cookies A Complete Food Store Cakes Made f0l' All 0CC2Si0l1S 42 Main sneer Meaaerville -Iv!-'if-X4fX0Xf-!4f!+fI0Z0!4vX0Z0!0X++X0!0X0!4a?'X0X0!0!++X1+!4+!+f!+402+2441vb4+-144+f!0X0B'!0!44+f!0!'4++X0X4fX'rX0X4+YfX4rX0!0X'r!0X+-!+40Z0!0X'-B4 aiiibiiiFiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikiiiiB+?4iiiiiiikiiikkkbiikiiiiiiiim cn .... ORIGIN OF SOME MONTANA NAMES Helena - According to the Helena Historical directory of 1879 the city of Helena was named by John Somerville for his former home of St. Helena, Minn. It was Voted by the early citizens to drop the pre- fix, Saint. Wibaux - The town was named for Pierre Wibaux, son of a wealthy Parisian silk manufacturer who settled in this area in the 80's. In his heyday, Pierre was the largest cattle operator in the world, own- ing as many as 65,000 head. Bannack - This pioneer community was named after the Ban- nock Ccorrectl Indian tribe and became Montana's first city, a boom camp roaring with a population of thousands. Missoula -- The Garden City was named for the broad river that flows through the center of town. The river was named by the In- dians, Miswoula meaning sparkling water. Three Forks - This town, steeped in historic lore and legend, gets its name from the convergence of the three forks, the Gallatin, Madi- son and Jefferson Rivers. ,, .i Wolf Point - How it was named - Great numbers of wolf pelts were stacked along the Missouri banks awaiting shipment on early day steamboats to the St. Louis market. Fort Benton - The name honors an early day champion of fur interests, Senator Thomas Benton of Missouri, and was named in 1846 by the American Fur Company. ANACONDA COPPER MINING CO. Work for a Greater and More Prosperous Montana. This is a project that should include all Montanans. FVE+iii94+9594999449994945999449994EWWQWWWWWWWWQWWWWWWWFWWQQB 4 'I r4+4+4'4'444+4+40k40!+40.+'X44+40I+40X+ 414444 4 4440244444 41444034 4444 4+ 4140344 BUILD, BUILD, ALWAYS BUILD... . . . Toward Greater Personal Ability . . . Toward Understanding and Better Relations Between Men of Good Will . . . Toward Achievement ol Lasting Peace. . ig? . INTERSTATE LUMBER COMPANY YOUR INHERITANCE AND RESPONSIBILITY - The FUTURE is what You make if, and you can make if brilliant! You can make this world a better, brighter place in which to live. -g?- MONTANA HARDWARE COMPANY WHOLESALE ONLY Butte Montana Great Falls 0X4 of uf4vI4vf4vX4vI4v!4 DIQQXQQX4 +1444 vX4vX4d+uX4+I4v!4-:ze ora :Inu vIvuX4o!4oXov!ov!4ofcvXQvXovX4vX4vX4vX4u!4v!4oPvX4 A +X+'X0!0X+rX+f!0!+jk401+'X+'X0!0!+-K+'B'X'rZ++X0X0X+'!'401+fX0!0Z0X++Z+fZ+ri0Z0!+f!0X+i0X0!4401014'X0!0!0!0X'fX+'X'4+'!+'X0I0!++X1 SPOTLESS SPOT l6-40 C-rand PHONE 9979 lt's Ground IN BUTTE lt's the Best for Less -at the- New MOXOM Cafe Kitchenettes Enclosed Garage Good Beds Reasonable Rate TREASURE TRAIL MOTEL Highway No. i0 S 3460 Harrison Avenue, Butte, Montana CHEQUAMEGON C A F E SOUTH SIDE STANDARD SERVICE Harrison and Massachusetts - Q ' Compliments of B 8g K The Place to Go PHONE 9055 ik ' b Compliments of Kin s ur ers 9 , 9 LYDIA'S 2627 Harnson Avenue 5 Miles South Harrison Ave. Phone 2-4935 LYDIA AND DAVE - YZ? - - Q . Butte Phone 2-5229 Butte, Montana D. R. 5. Leon and Eclclie's Dependable - Reliable - Service SPRING and AUTO SERVICE Corner Colorado 6' Mercury Sts. Phone 2-1669 Drive-Inn - gg? - . . Car Service . . Sandwiches and Fountain Phone 9788 1304 Harrison Ave. Butte, Montana ++Z+'X X0!0!+rX0X+'!+'!0!+'!4'!0!+'X+'X0X01+-X0X0!4'PfX+fP'X+'X0X I+'X+'X4rX X+'X0X++X0!4+!+'I0X+'Z+'!+'X++X0X'r!+rX0Z0FrX'fZ+'Xf'X+rX0Pr!0!0!+rX0!+-!0X0X0!'+!' '4 X4 'NNN' .4 .4 -144444 f. f!4'X4fX4+. MARTY'S ALLEYS 444444 +!4vZ4'Z4fZ4+X4f!4vFfX4+X4vI4'X4i4+X44!44I4fI4 .4414 X4'!4'X4 1444414 Montana Broom 8. Brush . ek . 730 East Iron Street Butte, Montana City Transfer Line 602 South Arizona Street l nk- Transfer ond Storoige Phone 2-1219 Congratulations to the Class of '54 MINERS DAIRY Butte's Favorite Since I902 1539ASTREET - Q . We Deliver to Your Door in C-lass or Paper Containers Community Creamery DAIRY PRODUCTS Fresh Daily at Your Store or at Your Door 2401 Cobban Phone 2-1831 Compliments - of - SHAMROCK B A R Compliments of DAVIDSON Grocery Co. HCRMEL CHILI I - Q - Distributors ot Not TOO mild, DEI. MONTE Comnecl Foods Ohio and Platinum Streets Butte, Montana Not too hot, just right everytime And anytime '14 '4 X4 I4 !4'X4'I t'X0!4 .4 'X4 X4 .4414 14414414-X444 .4 4444 .4 '4 X4 .4 .4 .4 .4 .49 .4 4.4 'X444-X4'I4f!44!4v!44!4'X4vX4vX4+X0!4'X4 X4 '24 -4444 ex: 414 sp oX4 Q4 Q4 +14 o!4 +14 014 Q14 Q4 914 0:4 0:4 +14 +24 44 ole 024 v' Compliments ot THE FOOD BANK 220l Harrison Avenue v' 9 vx4aX4v!4v!4v!4vI4oI4uX4uX4aX4sZ4oZ4sI4v14v!44444014oI4oI4o2o2uZ4vX4oI4i4v' Remember with FLOWERS PARK FLORISTS 205 West Park Street Phone 3765 Butte, Montana I. D. and Eileen Flynn Think of Others with OUR Flowers Flowers by Telegraph - and - 740 West Park Street Low PRICES EVERYDAY PLUS - s s. H GREEN STAMPS Butte's One-Stop Self-Service Saving-Cente ri? Compliments of MONTANA ICE AND STORAGE COMPANY Blanchard Brand Ice Cream 4444AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Lockers Service Phone 32ll 750 S. Wyoming Best Wishes to the Seniors from CLASS OF 1957 AT BOYS' CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SUNDBERG Plumbing 8g Electric Co. Compliments ot Sh 'HP IT I Plumbing, Heating and er' au ernp e Electrical Supplies Contracting and Repairing IO2 E. Park Phone 2-3689 Butte, Montana cmd Deputies - Q I Dillon, Montana +944-9'X''Z0!0X4'!+'!+'Z++X0!0X0!4f!0!0!0Z0Z0!0X0Z+409'X0X++Z0X4+Z4fX++!+fX0!0!4+!0!+-if-X4-!0!'+kf!4+!44+-X'40201014+!0!0!+f!0B'2'!+'Z+fBfX+ A iiiikiiki 4 PEP iiiiiikikkikf Piiiiiikiiiiiiikikuif++?+i+++i4 1 1-. 1l11 -- -1. ll-1 Besf Wishes fo Fqculfy and Unclerclcssmen from THE CLASS OF 1954 AT sovs' CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL i1 - Success To The Class of '54 from CLASS OF '55 AT sovs' CHENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 4Wiiiiiiikkiikiiiiiiikiiiiiki9WW9ii4hiikikkiiiiiiiiiiikiibiiiiki 9444+64444+4444+++++i+4+4ii+k+kk+446464449464Qiiiiikkiiiiii6444+ Compliments of W E l N ' S Montana's Largest Men's Store Compliments of Rocky Mountain Ccife lvleaderville, Montana Compliments of H U B CLOTHING LENZ PHARMACY 2009 Harrison Avenue 41 E. Park Stuart Waters Prescription Specialists NEW PARK MARKET Groceries . Meats . Provisions Vegetables and Fruits in Season - Q - Bircl's Eye Frozen Foocls - Q - 615 W. Park St. Butte, Mont. Phone 2-2361 S. l. Briggs, Prop. C. E. Mahagin A School With a Conspicuous Record of Success in Training Men and Women for Business Careers . . . . . . More than sixty years of accomplishment. School in session all summer. You can enroll any time for Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Short- hand, Accounting, Secretarial, Fully accred- ited high school course. Grade Work. Cal- culating machine work . . . Established 1890 325 West Galena Street -1- s 1-it One of the Leading Commercial Training Schools ofthe Entire Northwest Day and Night Classes The Entire Year l. L. Scott, President Phone 2-2391 7 ' a 1 E l e E' ai if. Phone 2-1047 14 West Park St. Aclmiroil Dumont Radio and Television Sales and Service Records - - Records Phone 2-1047 14 West Park Street Butte, Montana Qiiiiiii94444iibkbbbii445444444444444444944iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiibi 4014'X0X+'Z4+X0Z++!+'!+f!4+X+fX4'X0X0X+'X0I0!0Ff!0X++F'!0!++X+ +11 X''X''K++14f!44'+X0'i+I'+X4+X+fZ4+!0!0X0X X++!0!0X4'!4'X++X+4+'B'X0X0!++X4+I+'X0!0X0. m f' Greetings, Future Customers . . . SINCE'82 - - - THE BANK FOR YOU That's right - for 72 years the Metals Bank has been serving thousands ot Butte tolks, and all of us at the bank are looking torward to the time when we can serve our many friends now at Boys' Central. When you are ready to choose your bank, you may be sure of a hearty welcome here. METALS BANK 8g TRUST COMPANY Butte, Montana Member Federal Deposit lnsurance Corporation Best Regards to the Seniors from CLASS OF 1956 AT BOYS' CENTRAL I-uc:-I SCHOOL ll :1--Q., O y Wlmt lwunt is TQ Coke .T y it.. Sf - .sfG.u,gm.0fE A ' --cokedbfegfsvefedffqdemfk. T i BOTTLED UNDER AU ORITV OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BV +X1o!QvX4oI4vzobX4vX4vx4vX4sX4sX1 vpnp ako: o' vxo 5 A4 A4 9' pV4gIqpQut+vX4v!4vX4v:4QX1vX4vI4q4 vX4oX4vI4o!4Q4v!4v!4v!4uXQvX4 vin Q14 Q4 , v4v 4 X49 vYv upQ4aQvf4vZ4+I444b!4q4cpg4g4oX4vX4q4uI4vI4vI4ivX4 9025 I X4sp44vZ4i4o14o!4vX4uX4a:4vZ4vX4q44X 0454514020244 45454 X49 545454 49+444+++++46+++++4r6 45 4++4++9++k4i6Q++k4' 9++ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 7954 4 W ENGRAVING COMPANY 112 HAMILTON STREET Butte, Montana A BUTTE concern serving MONTANA v14vX4v!4uX0X0!4+Z4vX4vX4vX0X4v!4Q4v!4vX4vX4vX4-vX4q4uX4oX4n!4o!4vI4qos! rx ' 01494401444oI4vX4-vX4u1oX4v!4o!4v!4aX4o2vX4v14 X4 ' ' ' XoZ4qoX0I4a!4uX4v!4vX4oX4v!0I4 5:4 24 54 9 4 54 54 54 3. Q. Q4 9. fi' I 3.3 Q4 v 21 Q4 V4 Q. Q4 '52 5. 4 Q4 Q4 Q4 54 54 V4 5' 54 9 1,51 9 v 3' 54 'E' 34 24 54 54 24 V v? 'C' 54 9 23 554 24 54 F F 4FiiiiifiWiiiiiii?9+????????WWWFW99?i?+9??94??QFWWFWWWQFWWQQFQWWWFWWW49?999494??????????+4W?9???W??9??+??+ 401'40101014-X1'bk'14'I+401''X'+X0Z+f!+'X0X-+I''X''F+!0!4+Bfb'X0!0!0X4-vX0X0X0X+'X0!++X+'X'+X++X'+2f!+'P'X+44+kf2'X+4+4'-2'!'+X4+P'X+fk+!+fZ0X+4'n9'X44+fB Hoffman , Philco, Sylvania, Westinghouse Television . yy . K E The Electric Center Y We Repair Everything Electrical 1940 C Street at Harrison Phone 2-6769 CLUB -ik- Philco Ranges and Refrigerators Norge Washers , STANDBY FINE FOODS Compliments of o . and 0 , SNOBOY PRODUCE New Gamble-Robinson Co. Butte R . . DOLAN Advertising Butchering sERvicE ll5 W. Broadway Addressograph and Butte, Montana Graphotype Jack Lesterls Mqrkel Sliipfriehgraphing Embosogfauphmjnqcj Walkerville, Montana Multhilith Duplicating Shocards QUALITY MEATS 1-effefheads Y iiill- Cartoons Electric ond Music Mort Compliments of Butte Headquarters for neconos RAmos Music BOYLE'S BAR +!0I0!0X'fX0Z440B'!0I010!0X4i0X+'X0!0!0Z++P+X 44440202414-BvX0!0Z0X'40940101444'X0X0!0!4+BfZ+'X0X0X0X0X0X0I+fX0!''!0X0!0P'X0X0X+'Z++X0!' Zevxo 402 upup 0:4 nz V4 znqssfeofevkvk vX+vX4vX4vX4u!4s2vzouX4 u!4sX4oI4a14aX4aX4aX4vI4v!4o uffuxe vI4oI4i4oz4bB Potronize Home lndustry cmd HELP lT GROW! Wie! Zadie guide guide Zafflfef The Following Firms HAVE and WILL Continue to SERVE YOU: SULLIVAN VALVE cinol ENGINEERING CO. Harrison Avenue and Front Street WESTERN BOILER 1400 East Front Street GOLD TOP HEATING, INC. 1400 East Front Street Sunbeam Specialists .. gf? - lronmaster Shavemaster Wafflemaster Coffee Master lvlixmaster Egg Cooker Toaster Hedge Clipper Percolator Steam Iron Automatic Fry Pan lvlixette Butte Bottlers' Supply Compony, Inc. William P. Riley, President 112 S. Main - Phone 3236 Your Supply Store sie ofa sf: Q1 sy 44 42 414 of fro via '! 1 ! ! ! ! !''X ! X X''K+401014-I++I+'!0X+f!0X0!0!+'X0X0!0!0X Xf'!0X''Z0Z0X0X0Xf'X+'X++X0X0I4 0!0Z0X++X'4''!0! X++X+'!0X' The... PROPANE . . . Company OF BUTTE For GAS in the Country lt's PROPANE Ranges, Refrigerators, Heaters, Water Heaters, Furnaces On Highway 10 and 91 just West of Butte Phone 7061 SALES SERVICE Russ Bagly and Bill Hatch BUTTE-HELENA MGTOR FREIGHT - is - 1133 Oregon Avenue 4' an -. 'I+ 'f 202''X''!0!0!0X++X+'X4402+fX4+X0!0Z+'I0!++Z0!0!0!++X0!0!4+!0! X X0!++X4f!'+!0X0X0!0!0X4'X440X0!' rifrlfflf-X0X0I I'+!0X'f!1 Best Wishes From THE MONOGRAM CLUB Boys' Centroil High School JENSEN DRUG sToRE 4Ol South Montana Street HIPS Easy to Park and Shopn Phone 4954 Elmer T. Carkeek For the Utmost in Motoring- Have Your Car Serviced Regularly! Martak Lubrication Texaco and Havoline Oils Firestone Tires, Tubes and Batteries BILL MAHAGIN'S TEXACO ssnvlcls 202 S. Montana St., Phone 2-4223 Bill Mahagin Tom Quinlan Compliments of Treasure State B E E R Distributors 5 Office: 88l South Arizona Butte, Montana Phone 2-6545 -1.-1.4+-if-:nr--rf-:urs-z--zf-:wx--2 -z0x+-10:--10:--14-1-+1-sz.-1+-xffx--1+fx.-x4-14-M--1.401--:Q-rffx--2'-:nz-sssz-iz.-z-.rw-:ns-:Q-xox-tx--:Q-1-.if-2.-1--x--is-x. x--x- 44 9 4 64T44if459+44 A iii 4444843 IT PAYS TO BE PARTICULAR - -- DON'T NECLECT YOUR APPEARANCE Pick-Up Phone 7575 Delivery 1008 South Montana Street Our Sincere Congrofulotions to the CLASS OF '54 IT LI BOYS' CENTRAL ROUND TABLE Compliments of Heidelberg Boir 38 North Main Street Pot's Window Service Pat Stretch, Proprietor l8l8 Franklin St. Butte, Montana ++444444+4+ii+9 wikikifii 'Q J Compliments of IVAN'S l ' 1 Corner of Cobban and Farragut M- 4?4i4+++++44+i 44+ +2401+'X''14'I+v!+vX+'X0X0!++I0X+v!0!+402''Z'vX'+!'+X0!+44+!+'X0X4+X0I4P1011401+vX+v!0!+fZ0X+dfi+r!+i+i+vB4erX+44vX+d1vkr!4d0X++X0X440P'X+4'44'!+40X+4'fP E 8g W GARAGE and MACHINE SHOP I957 Harrison Avenue General Repairing Parkway Beer Parlor 52I West Park Street Compliments of RYAN-BUTTE CO. Wholesale Distributors . gf? - Armour Canned Foods Libby Fine Canned Foods Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Plumbing, Heating and Electric Supplies REARDON PLUMBING, Heating 81 Electric Co. Phone 2-4360 I29 E. Park St Butte, Montana RAY-D-ANT C L E A N E R S For Beauty and Luster Cobban and Harrison Phone 3386 Butte, Montana MONTANA SCHOOL OF MINES An opportunity for young men to acquire one of the highest type of technical educations now available in the entire United States. The Mineral Industries presents a field of high pay, profes- sional work in a life-time occupation, in mining engineering, metallurgical engineering, geological engineering, and petroleum engineering. The success of Mines graduates is shown in the positions of leadership in these fields, which graduates of Central High School hold in many different parts of the world. You are cordially invited to come out to the School and . . Get the Facts! . . -!0X+vX0!+-X4-1014+'X'-If'X''X''X0X+fX0X+4rfX+fX+d0X0!0!++!0!0X4414'fX++X0!+-X4+X0l+'X0X+vFf!0X0Z4v!++X0X44+vX0X+fI++!0!+40X49'!0Z0!'r!0Z0!0X'+!+'X0I+v!-f!+ Compliments ot Cotholic Cemeteries 'I' IOZ West Granite Street Butte, Montana '14'14 '14 '14 '1 A A A A A A A A '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 'A4 'Ao '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 Q4 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 b14u1+44vkv144444'X4v14 '14 '14 '14 OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Authorized Sales and Service Remington Rand, Inc. ' W I Everything for the Office 64 E. Broadway Butte, Montana Compliments of the Butte Warehouse cmd Cold Storoige Mdrket THE HOME OF FINE MEATS Lockers and Cutting Service MEATS: Retail and Wholesale 803 South Montana Street Phone 851 I Butte, Montana Compliments of Std ndoi rd Body Works 598 East Front Street H. Lane, Proprietor Compliments ot EMIL MARANS I6 North Montana St. if The Station of the Stars if lack Benny 'li Amos 5 Andy Charlie McCarthy Max Robey il' Lowell Thomas :li Curt Massey 'li Robert Q. Lewis Ruth Ashton Arthur Godfrey Art Linkletter Allen jackson Bing Crosby Edward R. Murrow KBOW l49O -I The Bright Spot on Your Dial C B S RADIO for the Treasure State Compliments ot Colohan Market . -gy . i959 Harrison Avenue Kodaks and Kodak Supplies Picture Framing Propelling Pencils Movies Film Developing Photostat Copies Greeting Cards AL'S Photo Shop Al Gusdorf, Proprietor 42 NORTH MAIN AT BROADWAY Phone 3138 Butte, Montana '14'14 '14 'Q '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14'14'14'14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14'14'X4'14'14'1B '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 '14 14 'B 0:4 P!4PX4PX4PPPP0!40X4V!4V!4V!4 'X' .1.,g.q01..1..1.,g..g..1..1..g..g., .,.g.., ., .4.4.4..1..1..g..g..1..1..g..1.,g..g. .A ,A M .v ., v. BE A GOOD CITIZEN! GREEN6 omcl Cocktciil Lounge 4l North Main Street loin in Our Civil Defense Program now . gy . - ' - Compliments of We Serve the Best Dinners E. J. KEELEY CO. in Townfi Compliments of the BOARD of TRADE -: CLUB :- l6-l8 Eoist Pork Street Butte, Montcmo +144010103P10109-X444401''!0!0X'+I !4'!0Z0Z0X0!0X0X0X0X0! A A vI0Z0I4+!0X0X'40X0X0I''Z0!0!0If+Z+-!0!0PvX'vZ0X0I0Z0X4-X4'X0Z0!0!+fZ0!0!0!0Z1 P W WW6+iikiikkikkkikbiiiiiiiiiWiki? Qibikkkkikiiiiiifiiiiik24+ Compliments ot 'SH A The Monarch Cleaners 508 W. Park Phone 2-3506 IOI South Idaho St. + Compliments ot B M THE COTTAGE I une' Omana Complete Food Market Francis X. Dolan Dennis Shea 327 S. Excelsior Phone 3285 Compliments ot Warol Thompson THRIFTI-MART Paper Company 740 W. Granite Street - ig - ' 75? ' 820-830 utah Avenue Quality Groceries Butte, Montana SHOP . . Your Friendly Department Store nk. 68 West Park Street Butte, Montana P4 Compliments . ot . DOMESTIC MANGANESE 81 DEVELOPMENT P4 Wiiikkiikkiibib 4 W9 aikiiiiiiikiibk WF++44+++4?+4i+94++++++++ b+++i+++4+4++ki?k+44+iiiiiiiiiiiiiiikkiiiiiEEiibiiikiikiiiiiiiii J. W. HARKINS Wholesoile 22 East Quartz Street - gf? - Beverage Manufacturers Hires Root Beer . Squirt . Clicquot Club Mixes and Flavors Green River . BireIey's Orange Cherry Blossom . Confectionery Tobacco and Confectioneries BOLEVER Your Dependable REALTOR Park Street at Montana - W - Phone 5309 JOHN H. CURTIS CO. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND MINES - O - ' 73? ' 35 West Granite Street Phone 4383 Butte, Montana Compliments of . . JOSEPH NI. LY EN CII1 JOHN C. OX . . of the . . CD Qkiiiiiki44iii+464++44ikiiiiiiiii4iii4446+iiiiibikiiikikiiibibii X40244014014blnv!4vX4nz:uEvX4v2uX4vI4uX4vx444o!4oX4vX4 44444145 '49 A4 A4 +A .4 GeraIaI's Market 403 North Main St. Phone 2-2429 - gy . The Best For Less In A A +14Q4axewks?vX4v2vX4vX4v1Q+X4aX4oI4v!4aI4q4aI4vX4vPn!4g4hX4o!4-1 Ba rn ey's Chevron Service Excelsior and Platinum Phone 9747 Compliments of Linclia 8. Frecl's Bar Boulder, Montana Compliments of . . GIRLS' CENTRAL ACTIVITY CLUB . . to the Class of 7954 Compliments of John H. Williams S H E R I F F Boulder, Montana Compliments of Mission Beverage You Can't Miss With Mission OSSELLO'S Frigidaire Appliances Television 0'Keefe and Merril' Ranges Phone 2-2500 I3 Main Street Meaderville, Montana BUTTE SASH 8. DOOR COMPANY 26 East Silver Street General Millwork 1 ' 1 Phone 7662 Butte, Montana Window Glass Auto Glass Plate Glass Mirrors The Glass House 227 South Main St. Butte, Montana Ceo. Schulte, Proprietor Phone 7l7I v' ' Z''X'-X++X0Z0X0!+fI0Z !0X4 'QU' .4 '!0X'fZ0!0!0X++X0!0X0Z+f!0I4-X'fZ0X0P'Z0X0X0!''10X0X0X+'!+'X0I0!0I0!0X0Z+'!'4 Compliments of biiiiiiiiikiikikkikiibiiikii4+4444iikikibkkiiiiiiiiiiiikiiiiiiii - il? - Compliments of Compliments of E v A9 FQ'-EY u O FRAME Plumbing ond Heoting 230 South Main Street ond HOLLAND - ik - - Sk - Phone 2-2291 BEST WISHES! ' if? ' DRUG CO. Wholesale Distributors Ice Cream Butte, Montana BOW Theatre - ,gf - 3l6 W. Park Phone 5516 Dick Hickox, Mgr. Compliments of , WALSH'S ENGINEERING - ,gg - Mulcahy's Bar D and M Beer . Liquors . Wines 322 N. Main Street Butte, Montana biiikbkiiiikiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiQiiibkbiikkibiiiiiiiiAWEWQQFQWEQWQEQ 9 4aX+vZ+vX4 vievxevxnsxooxo41444Q4+14Q14vI4vI4v!4sX4oX4v!0X4opb:0ZOX6 Compliments ot 944 44464964iiiiiiikibibiiiiiiiibkk Compliments ot INDEPENDENT MCGREES LAUNDRY ICE CREAM DRY CLEANERS Phone 4343 500 South Main St. Cleanliness for Health Phone 7863 Compliments ot ik Stoindoird Service Corner Front and Harrison UNIQUE CLEANERS 345 South Main Street 24 Hour Service - Phone 8800 Cars Called for and Delivered Phone 4873 SEE The Miners Notionoil Bank of Butte, Montana Compliments of - . - All Deposits up to SI0,000 Insured with Federal Insurance Corporation NATIONAL Compliments of Butte, Montana BUTTE CITY LINES, INC. iiiibiiikiiiibiikiiiiikbikkiiibiiiikiiiikiiiikbbiikkkbbibiiiiiii BQQQQW ti Electrical Contractors Appliances Television O SPOT ELECTRIC loe Maher, Mgr. Phones 2-8400 and 2-5857 ll East Granite Butte, Montana :ow 'Q-.4 .-xv .--in z-ww M- :Q-144+ M Compliments of N. A. ROTERING County Attorney B Compliments ot VICTOR C H E M I C A L WORKS Q Silver Bow, Montana NORMA'S Dog House Breakfast and Lunches I38 West Park Street Butte, Montana Compliments . ot . TERMINAL FOOD Compliments of U8tICLUB l38 West Park Street Butte, Montana 1 . 1 GOOD LUCK FOR 54 ..and.. DRUG CENTER IOO West Park Street APbkkikiiiiiiiikikkiiiiiiiiiii n :mr W in in vii biikikkb iiibikihkkiiiikiiiibkiiiiiiiiiiiiiki4434yqqgqqqgqqqqgqqqqqqiiiii Quoility Covers ore Blue Ribbon Winners Your I954 MAROON yearbook cover was created by . . THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY 5260 West 104th Street Los Angeles 45, California When Rockin' thru Rocker, Stop at the BLUE BIRD BAR Steve and Alice Sandwiches - Dinners - Short Orders ROCKER CAFE 5 Miles West of Butte Compliments ot TEN-91 INN Nissler junction, Montana - . - RILEY'S MARKET Dedicated to Fine Cover , Makingtt Wholesale and Retail Meats I34 W. Park St. Butte, Montana Clyde P. Coi rpino LARGEY LUMBER Harrison at Grand New and Used 0 ' . Tires and Tubes Tire MG rt Home Owned Since 1900 R . R1'fj'fi',f'j if ' of ' lYour Lumber Number 3245l Ke eyTI'eS x Montana 825 Eeet itett Street Phone 7350 al' BUI'l'e Butte Montana Unusual Gift Items for Every Occasion . . World Wide Selection Come in and Browse Around RQMIEIR MART oP 'r ff CERAMICS, COPPER lv UNUSUAL ET' ITEMS 25 E BROADWAY BUT TLMO AN PIONEER Concrete ond Fuel COAL . . . CEMENT Washed Sand and Gravel Ready Mixed Concrete 843 Maryland Ave. Phone 5435 iibbikib'FiiikiikiiiiikAfkiiikbiiii4464484444iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -20101011-I0!0X4-X0I0X4401024'X'+1014'I++11444144+X4+X++Z4+BfB'k+!+40!++X0!+vPf!++X+f!0Xf'X0X0X0X+-Z4+Z0X++X++X4+!4fX0X4'X++X0X0X0X0X0X++Xf+X0X4+!0X0X4'Im iii lfiiiiiv' ..YOUR CASH - AND - CARRY STORE.. It Poys fo Shop of Penney's SULLIVAN SH EET METAL WORKS Furnaces, Cutters, Venting Air Conditioning EASY TERMS 304 South Montana Street Phone 2-3125 BROWN'S AUTO PARTS formerly Northwestern Machine 81 Welding Company Your N. A. P. A. lobber Replacement Parts for Cars and Trucks . . Automotive and General Machine Shop . . Electric and Acetylene Welding Phone 6504 llO W. Calena St., Butte, Montana Wenzel A. Brown, Pres. Compliments of Judge J. J. Winston Compliments of Potrick Buckley Compliments of JOE LESTER County Assessor Compliments of Mo ry Drew County Auditor lst Choice . . . 29554 4 'lj E 1455 AT YOUR ' lf ffli x ff '5 f f ' A Q ..,wf f-+' N L if- l Gf W ' ' y i ' if' V wt f FRIENDLY GROCERS -I--if-X014-!0!0X0!++P-IffkvZ0X0X+'X0!4-Iff!0!0!0!+f!0I+fX0X0X4i0X0!0X0!+'X+fZ+'Z0!0!4-X0!'+I !0X0!4'X+'X0!444+Z0X1'!0!0X0!0X+'X0I0X !4'X0! !4'X X0X+fX+ v .4 ,Io ,In vkoze 40101014 Q4 '14 vxoxoy viojoiolf '14 0102014 '4 'Q C o m p I 1 m e n t s Met Tavern I375 Harrison Avenue . ig? - Pete and joe Yerkich and Bob Pavlovich, Proprietors V, V, V, 4,Z4,!+,!4g0X44014QXQQX44014ul:nXoXoX4vX+vX+v!+v!+vX+vX420101014 ROWE'S BAR . Q . 4 Miles South of Butte Butte, Montana MONTANA POLE 8t TREATING PLANT Lodgepole Pine Poles . Posts . Piling Treated Timbers Phone 6I75 P. O. Box IO56 Greenwood Ave., Butte, Montana - jk - Compliments of Police Judge John Selon ond Foimily --gy- Remember . . . It is Butte Industries Thot Support Butte Institutions WHEN YOU USE . . HANSEN' . . Silver Bow Products You ore Helping to Increose Opportunities for Employmentcind Encourciging Butte Enterprise HANSEN PACKING COMPANY BUTTE, MONTANA v!0X+vX0!0!0!4401+'X''X''!0X0X+'!0!0X+40!0I0I0X X X0X+'!''! I'v!+vX'fZ4-Iff!-'!+'!0!4+!0!0!++!440X0!0Z+f!+f!+fX+f!+v!+'X0!++209'!'f!+'!++Xsf!'f!4f!+f!sv!vfX+'!' Montoi no Livestock Auction Compoiny l ' 1 Visit Our Yards When You Want to Buy a Saddle Horse Phone 2-1278 Rial Havens Charl ie Hodson ffm -If'K+-BOX'vX0I++I+401+-!+rX++EvX0X++X++X0Z++k+!0X0X''I+fZ0X0X4vI0X0X0!+f2'!4'X+'X0X+'! !'-Z+v!'fX++!+0i+F4+iikF4+4+Mh 1' A DOWNEY DRUG! M 7 MZM Try Downey First .WMM 'ff' Wiflgffflg 1751 Harrison Avenue M Phones 2-1235 and 2-1236 Wwfjj We Give S G' H Green Sl-amps Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1954 JONES STORAGE 81 TRANSFER CO. 743 South Wyoming St. A Phone 3261 FAGAN Phcirmocy Prescriptions 'N Everything Meaderville, Montana Compliments of Golubin's Flower Shop ARO CAFE Meaderville, Montana famous for Compliments ot CLUB 45 Meaderville, Montana Chicken Steak Compliments of R ' I' Diggs ALPINE BAR VAL and LIZ Phone 9956 Meaderville, Montana Compliments of Sheriff BILL DALLING ond Deputies . iff - '!0X0X0X+n?vX0X0X0I0' X0X0X0Xv4oX4-X014-X4 '4 V4 '4 0244 R. C. Miller and C. W. Hortman O. K. Rubber Welders ...FORTlRES... 2805 Ha rrison Avenue Congratulations from Schultz Boirber Shop 213 West Park Street i4v!4vI4vX4oXo!4uI0I4oI0I0X4oZ0I4v!0f4v!4vpvxeofq vin '24 Q4 oxolofolnlosfo- fi 4+-M-1+-1-fsfx--xo:--2.401--If-1+-M-f. x+ Compliments ot BUTTE TOMBSTONE COMPANY Authorized Dealer of ROCK OF ACES 2428 South Montana St. Phones 5095-4855 v' 'I+ !0X0I0!0!+'X0!0X0Z+i0!0!'i0X0X0!010I0!0!+ !'40l0X4 LLOYD'S of Butte Where You Receive Genuine Western Hospitality and the Finest ot Foods Phone 2-4700 Phone 9704 Montana at Front All Kinds of Real Estate BENDER Rea lty Compo ny 315 West Park Street Phone 7702 john A. Bender, Agent Compliments of FRITZ'S Flower Shop When You Think of Flowers, Think ot Ours! lT PAYS TO PLAY We Carry All Leading Brands of ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT HARRY ELLIS JOHN QUINN 0 0 TREASURE STATE SPORTING GOCDS ' gz EAST PARK STREET 401 4020102 If X011 X' X1 '0X4 f!0X0X'+f!0!0!+40X0!0X0X0I0X4401010109vX0!0X0X0I0!0!0 X' 'X X' 101' 'Pi' ' i'4+fk4+'X0X'44'X+fP4'f!0!440P40!+i+i'i0!+fBvX+vX+fX+-i0Z+fblfiffh?-X0!0X4 + Besf Wishes fo FACULTY and UNDERCLASSMEN - from - THE CLASS CF 1954 AT GIRLS' CENTRAL T My pfgtijfpf 7 0 ff WW wif 691 W ,ww LM'- W' V cLAss OF 1955 AT GIRLS' CENTRAL r' 0 014402444444vI0I4oX4v!4-vX4qoX4o2vX4oX44I0I4uZ0I4sX4vI4uXo' V4 A02 A414 Compliments of Ernest Nevin . . and . . Charles Erb VEGAS CLUB Meaderville '! X B+X4vX4oI0I0!oI4sI4sX494bvX4oX0IoIoI4 'o14JtkvZ4 i4oX4K4i4v2eX4vIou!oX4 Compliments of SOUTH SIDE HARDWARE AND VARIETY - gy - 1803 Harrison Avenue Congratulations Class of 54 RUDY SAYATOVIC EI.DERKIN'S Beauty Salon and School 303 W. Park Phone 8565 . For . c o R o N E R ' it ' FOR THE GRADUATE I will 3PPfeCIafe WU' 5UPP0 f in The Boys and Girls - It you want a career Primal? Election IUIY 20- for the future join our school today. Paid Pol. ACI. We Wish for You Seniors a Happy, Useful Future - gg - MONTANA WINDOW Compliments of BUTTE GLASS WORKS - Q - 5if1Ce 1919 233 South Main Street Compliments of MARTlN'S CAFE lust Good Food Northern Pacific Depot Compliments of CRAVEN GARAGE 215 SOUTH MAIN STREET 24-HOUR SERVICE H. I. Sweeney, Prop. +I'-X+fPfX4-2401014'I+-Z4-K+vX0!0X0!+'?'!+4++X+'X+'Z0B'Z+'X0X0X0?'X0X0!1'X'P34014vX0X0!0X0!0X+'X4'X0!+'X+'X+'!0X1'X0X0X0X0!+-X0BfB+!++X0X0Z4'B4010103 4444494444QFGEEEWFEEFWQEQQQQQQiiibiikiiiiiiiiiiiiikiiiibiikiiiki Compliments of HJLM RPHY Distributors TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CU?,n'n2hO'm'EVGn5 McCoirro11 Beouty School m n 're O po' Y PERMANENT WAVE s5.oo 417 S. Main Phone 3249 . Butte' Montana 7 E. Granite Phone 2-1503 Beehive Shoe Repoir Olimpio Rodoni 126 South Main Street Eiectronics Service 130 S. Main Phone 9427 Butte RADIO - TV - SERVICE Compliments of Butte Hosrclsurtoucing oinol Welding Co. John P. Sweeney 324 North Main Street Compliments of J U DGE KO PAC K Courthouse GAS Ann ElElITIiIlI APPlIAlIlIE5 DLUMBING HEATING HAnnwAnE 7 ? Pi-lone 6200 2:54 ISIZ HARRISON AVE 'BURTTE MONTANA INGERSOLL-RAND Uk- STATIONARY COIVIPRESSORS GYRO FLOW PORTABLE COMPRESSORS ROCK DRILLS CARSET BITS AND STEEL PUMPS AIR AND ELECTRIC IMPACTOOLS - 7117 - 845 South Montana Street iiibiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiikibkiiiiiiibiiiiiiiikiiiiiiiiiiiibii W Wa 9444+4+++9+k++++++ 429446 .Bibkbkkiikibiikikkkikiiiif 94+ Besf Regards fo The Seniors . . from . . CLASS OF 1956 of Girls' Cenfrol Good Luck fo ihe Seniors . . from . . CLASS OF 1957 of Girls' Cenfrol Compliments of ' Ralph Olsen C g to the 710 S. Montana Class of ,54 - ig? . A FREND ANNUAL STAFF PATRONIZE CUR ADVERTISERS B4 fikiikiikvfWiifikiiikfiiikbf 4Wniiiwakkkiiiikiiiiiiikbii Ixxyxwxfiifx-41+-If-x+44fz+fx-:fa-+2-1--is-X--I+-if-1+-2+-z-ef:-fx-+1--M-:Q-if-xox'fx-fx'-1-4+4+-I+4+4+-x++xQ-x-fx'-1--If-1010:--1+-1-fx++xf+x-fr-if-M-I-+xQ-if-xffxfs 'A +14 3: Ii' '5' +14 it +14 ,B 3 ri- -x- ii Z .i. 4, 'X' if oxq ,B 'I' is +54 5, +x- +i': 2 up ax: ig Biggest News In a Quarter entury 2 f H' I1 T I 5,1 o I way rave 5 +I' ax: INTERMOUNTAIN TRANSPORTATION CO., a Montana owned and Ii. +2 Montana operated corporation announces the introduction of Z 5 v 2 5 f -1- +11 I ,F 'B AIR SUSPENSION RIDE 4' H+ 'CI . 'Z' fi. In the new CIVIC 4l-Passenger Luxury 530,000.00 coaches to MON- 3. TANA, No metal springs in this new coach-you ride completely re- 33 laxed, cushioned by columns of air! With the new innovation of the jj .S air ride and the Individual reading lamps, you can read for hours while 21 '- . . . , Ii: traveling without any eye-strain. ,fl 64 Q fl Passengers will enjoy the new interior styling and the new Picture 121 +24 . ,I . . . . . . . . . . 4. 5. Windows that Increase visibility, brighten the Interior and give an Im- 4. +5 pression of roominess and freedom. The windows are 20 inches by 72 If fx- inches and have restful, shaded E-Z-Eye glass, which stops the glare 21 'B f I' it CI ri ar I1 4' 2 o sun Ig t an ea Ig ts. qv: +x- . . . . . . . +53 This new coach has a unified heating and ventllating system which also 1 5 5: adds to the comfort of the passenger. E E If you are planning on taking a trip, call on your agent at the nearest 121 +2 Intermountain Depot and inquire about the low cost fares and frequent 25,2 if . . . . -x+ :L schedules to all points In the United States, Canada and Mexico. wk '14 151 'E' -1- g ALLAAAAAAAALLLLAAALLALAAALLALALALLALAALLLLAAAALLLAALALAA Z Q14 . :xi Save Your Car Take the Bus Save Trme, Worry and Money! E ig VTVVVVVVVVVVVTVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV'VTVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVTVVVV if 2 51 2' -X- '5 'X' 'A' up t I ' T ' c rg ntermountam ransportatlon o. 'I' -2+ via 4, 4.g-awp4-fx-'24-xvxwx-'zQ+:+-X++Z+'x0x+fx-fx-fx-fmfM-+z0z+'x-'I+-I--I-'Kok-M-fx'-14,1--IffX+-x-fz-v!4+x-'x+fx++:+4++x++x01+f2-1+'1-fx-fx-fxsfx-+101-'I-402-z-,x-fx'+ R E T R O S P :E C T C.ENTRAL SCHOOL YEAR OF 1953-54 SEPTEMBER Sept 8th Sept. 9th: Sept. 10th Sept 11th Sept 14th Sept 18th Sept. 2lst: Sept. 25th OCTOBER Oct. 3rd Oct. 9th Oct. 16th Oct. 23rd Oct. 30th Oct. 31st NOVEMBER Nov. lst Nov 5th Nov 7th Nov. 13th: Nov 14th Nov 29th NOV. 30th DECEMBER Dec. lst Dec. 4th Dec. 5th Dec. 7th Dec. 8th Dec. 10th Dec. 11th Dec. 12th Dec. 19th Dec. 23rd Dec. 25th Dec. 26th Dec. 27th Dec. 28th Dec. 29th: Dec. 30th Dec. 31st: JANUARY -Ian. lst Jan. 4th Jan. 12th -Ian. 15th Alan. 16th -Ian. 19th First Semester Freshmen Orientation. QO happy day.j Sophomores begin. Juniors start. Seniors report. Central ties Helena 6 to 6. fslow startj. School starts in full swing. Central downs Butte High. 6 to 0. fl told you solj Victory free day . YVatch given to Jim by student body. Game with Dillon. Central 39. Dillon 12. Victory Over Anaconda. 60 to 13. The team takes Livingston. 27 to 0. Jim's boys keep on winning. Beat Havre 31 to 12. Central defeats another AA team. Central 33, Braves 12. Key Club presents the Black Kat Kapers . Central wins the Western class A championship for the second straight year by defeating Bozeman 25 to 6. 2nd. big band performance. The four seasons theme . All saints day. Quarter exams. QNO sleep last nightj. Band Tag Day . Drive to send the band to Glendive. fGee Butte people are nicej. Team, leaves for Glendive at 10:45 A. M. The band and supporters leave at 10:45 P. M. fHopes are brightj. VVe arrived in Glendive - VVe lose to Glendive - l'Ve leave Glendive. QNo com- mentj. Central Bazaar Fun Nightn. Central Bazaar Ladies Night . Bazaar concludes with Men's Nightu. First basketball game. Central 54. Anaconda Central 52. QGood startj. Two straight with 55 - 42 victory over Anaconda Central. Monogram Club puts on the Gridiron Balll' dance. Feast of the Immaculate Conception. This begins Marian Year . G.C.H.S. puts on the play Don't Take My Penny . Don't Take My Penny concludes. Central loses to Anaconda 42 to 71. Teams back on the winning track. Central 59. Havre 48. .1im's boys keep winning. Central 74. Bozeman 64. Christmas vacation begins. QAt lastj. Christmas. Only 313 shopping days till Christmas '54. G.C.H.S. has a successful annual Pal Dance. Round Table Tournament. Helena 77. Butte 72. Anaconda 66. Central 57. Helena 68. Central 52. Anaconda 77. Butte 72. Central 78. Butte 59. Helena 75. Anaconda 61. New Year's Eve. fXfVow!j Feast of the Circumcision. Back to school. fYVell-Our's is not to reason why.j Central does it again. Central 58. Butte 57. Qltvhat a yeary. The team travels to Bozeman. Central 67. Bozeman 61. Victory over Kalispell. Central 60. Kalispell 59. Semester exams end. fSo does life. Oh those report cardsj. R E T R 0 S P E C T Second Semester JANUARY Jan. 20th -Ian. 21st jan. 22nd: -Ian. 23rd: jan. 29th: -Ian. 30th: FEBRUARY Feb. 3rd Feb. 6th Feb. 12th: Feb. 13th: Feb. 16th: Feb. 17th: Feb. 20th Feb. 26th Feb. 27th MARCH Mar. 4th Mar. 5th Mar. 6th Mar. 26th and 27th: Mar. 28th Mar. 30th APRIL Apr. l5th Apr. 22nd 23rd: 24th Apr. 25th Apr. 27th Apr. 29th MAY May l4th: and 15th May 19th May 24th May 26th May 31st IUNE june 2nd June 3rd June 4th June 5th New Semester opens with the retreat. Father N. C. Hoff gave the senior retreat. Father Sullivan to the under class- IIICII. Retreat ends. The team downs Anaconda 66 to 57. Missoula 62. Central 54. Central loses to Livingston 85 to 37. QN.C.j Us 65. Lewistown 48. QThat's betterj. Am I seeing things!? No that's just the Boys' Central play, The Arrival of Kitty . Back to N.C. again. Livingston 78. Central 60. Central 57. Helena 78. QWha' HoppenPj Havre 67. Central 53. Now we're cookin'. Butte Hi 68. Central 80. QWe dood ity. G.C.H.S. The Curious Savage. Ovhy can't my teddy bear have ii3l0,000,000.00Pj Helena over Central 72 to 62. St. Gabriel's Day. Kalispell beats us 65 to 35. This just isn't.our year. Missoula 57. Central 43. A heartbreaker at the District. Kalispell 52. Central 50. Lewistown 56. Central 61. QMaybePj No such luck. Glasgow 51. Central 42. Key Club Convention. Central takes the Carrol Sweepstakes-the 2nd year in a row. G.C.H.S. presented an Irish musical called It's a Great Day for the Irish . The annual goes to press. Missoula - Wow!! Boys' Central takes the Apologetics Contest. The District Speech Sweepstakes come our way again. Boys, and Girls' Centrals take several of the Elks' Scholarships. Interscholastic at Missoula. Annuals distributed at the Senior girls take exams. Senior boys take exams. Girls' Central Graduation. Boys' Central Graduation. Girls' underclass exams. Boys' underclass exams. C'est Finil! 2nd. Salute to Seniors . 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Why, partner, I never could see it. And I've lived here many a year. 'I'here's nothing pretty about her, But somehow she's strong and free. And big and rugged and well, comrade She looks pretty good to me. She's beautiful too, in her fashion In her wonderful, strange old wayg W'ith her chimneys and throbbing engines, Her hillsides marred and gray. Shels the goddess of wealth and power It's a thing my words won't reach, lt takes a man to express it . l'Vho's born with a gift of speech. But some clear autumn morning YVhen the air is like a sip From a spring of sparkling water That touches the pilgrim's lip Go out and look around you At the mountains against the skyg Those quiet immutable mountains - That carry their heads so high. And then as the day grows brighter, And the sky is limpid blue, They come in their grandeur closer And sort of reach down to you. And you feel, with a thrill of wonder That has no strain of pride, That you are one of the mountains That heart of the great divide. Then at sunset how they fill you X'Vith a sense of perfect. awe, As the colors bathe and light them N' ln faith with God's good lawg Purple and gold and crimson Painted by nature's hand, l can't begin to express it, But I think I can understand. And the city itself at night time lVhen seen from a distant place. XVith its many lights a-glistening Like flames on a snowtbank's face, They sweep in a grand crescendo, In glittering rows and lines, Till they flicker into the starlight That shimmers above the mines. Ugly and bleak? YVe11, maybe, But my eyes have learned to find The beauty of truth, not substance, The beauty that lies behind. Her faults and her sins are many, To injure her fair repute, But her heart and her soul are cleanly And shefs beautiful dear old Butte. -by Berton Braley I . 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