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

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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!