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Girls Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Butte, MT)

- Class of 1931

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IIPIJI.-IHIWIMIWIII'II,I1III1IIIIIIIlII1I'I'III:IIIIIIIIIlIwI1lIIlIwlI'II.I'I'lIIIII ALASKA CAFE: PHONEWS 1 CENTRAL CAB 81 Spefcia izing ' in TRANSFER Co. ITALIAN DINNERS TAXICABS BAGGAGE Make Your Reservations By Phone TRANSFER PHONE 1-1314 Authorized Bonded Railroad Transfer 4955 MAIN STREET 25 EAST BROADWAY MEADERVILLE DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE III I I I I IIIII III I I 'I I III I1l'NI'l I I I I I I I I IIWINIINIMIHIRI I'I lwl1l l'l I Il!1I'Nl1lIWITIRININIUIMI I O R T O N B R O S ' CHIIIIIIIIIICIVCS of EVERYTHING 'N MUSIC M. F. DUFF Coroner 216-218 N. MAIN ST. BUTTE IIIIIIIIIIIIIMIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII rr.-:i4,S3':.':x.. us',3::Su:3xA U.U.ZZ' ' ICT'I'T'ITIZE'2f7l7 I': .'.,4' LE'C2L'IT724QRT'.S1' K' 'wlvl---L PACE NINETY-slx I '1 zllfffllll I I Il vi? D ' 'R L . ' ' Ill I, V i'IllIilII'IliIlI'I'I'lI'IiI'l-IIII II'I'II'lI1lI'lIII IIIIIIIl'III MODERNISTIC ENDURING RESILIENT REQESQH PLooR CovER1Nos DISTRIBUTION - - - INSTALLATION C. J. NEPPER PHONE 3659 401 S. lVyoming St. BUTTE, MONTANA Protcssor Stzicezito callcfl :it our liouxc ycalciwlziy :md my flziuglitcr played the piano tor him, He just l'ZlYL'4l 4-vcr ln-1' plziyiiigf' How rucle uf liim! XYliy criulflift lic colin-zil his feelings the way the rest of us IllI I Ii'Il'l'ilII'lllIII'IlIlIIIIlIlllI'IllIIlIlIlllIIIlIllIl --1 Cluf l'lllllIll PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES For That New l-louse or Remodeling the Qld SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS W. J. SEWELL HARDWARE CO. Phone 5101 221 EAST PARK STREET lVlontana's Larilest Newspaper 3 Ulmiflililflilf of THE Q Perham Motor Co. E 2211 R. B-0.11 My Montana Standard Q I I' , as zz Leads in 5 News, Circulation, Advertising Q CAD LLAC - HUPMOBILE Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I I I IMI I l.IiiInl ilil Iilil Ill III Ill I III lil I I li - ' ..QLl 'T fl L 4 ..a. gg E.. i r.. PAGE. NINETY SEVEN 3' IlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIlllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll THE SAEE WAY Ts Always the Best Growing children require good. nourishing foods. ln all of our stores we stock only the purest and finest goods that money can buy. Our immense purchases enable us to buy at advantageous prices. We pass this on to our hundreds of thousands of customers. Therefore as well as being the SAEEWAY it is also the SAVE WAY when you buy groceries at the SAPEWAY STORES IlllllllllIlllllIllIllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll A BREAK-IN. Possible lfinployer---Btit yUll'l'C asking' for a rather high wage, seeing that you know nothing about the work. liayfljut, you see, not knowing' the work makes it so much harder for me. IllllIllllllllllllllllllllIllilllIllIllIllllllilllllllllllllllll Compliment of Groceries Meats Vegetables UNIQUE CLEANERS and DYERS Phone 4375 I I I I I I I l'llI'l'1lllS.l11IllIlllIillllllhlll I I I I COMPLIMENTS 5 OF A FRIEND STORIC LOCALTTIES i IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII -112 S. Rloiitzina St., Phone 2-1211 i 737 lf. Park St.. Phone 6549 1204 lf. Second St., Phone 2-3135 SIS N. Main St., Phone 5496 h 14345 Harrison Ave., Phone 4338 CUml3llmCHt5 of -Qi Butte Water Co. Frank Reardon, Pres. Butte, Mont. I'IIIIIIlIIIIIlIlIliIIIIII'IIlII IllVIlllllIIIIIlIIIIIIIlIIlIllIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIII lT.:Ifif'l',xfh 5'Sf.SgBf.f 9585. it A ' I' llfl' JIIIIIWIIIIIZIQ .144 44,1 .4 .. 414 .J 4, 4- I ' , ' A , T1 'Yi QSSSRQSS 'SSKSSSQSQS PAGE NlNETY-EIGHT i Compliments of FOX THEATER .Qbfiwlf-'T-ITQQ FOX RIALTO THEATER FOX AMERICAN THEATER 55f5TNt1f65Q, .Qf5Nz'A55fQ, IN CONFERENCE Excu.e meg can I speak to yotu' typist, :1 ll'lHl1lCllf?H You cannot. She is ellgztgcrlf' Tlmt's all right. I'm the fellow slmc s engugerl tu. ll Illlll' I'lIlI'TIlIlIlI'IIlI ll II J. P. Mondloch CARPENTER -loblming, Cabinet, Office XYo1'k, Store Fronts, Repairs and New lllwrk of Every Description. IHS SOUTH MONTANA STREET IllllllI'IllIllI'5I'll I'llilll1lllI'll Il'lI:I1lI'll I It I I I I I Ill I The Butte Daily Post TODAYLS' NEWS TODAY L'U1nplimc11tN of La Campana Cafe Rauioli Dinners Phone 2--1958 -lll Main St., Meamlervillc I m m-mn 'IlIlI Ill I m I ll Empire Hotel 101 South Wyoming lllllyllm I , I I It l 'll M' g IlI:'I,:I' 'I IllI1I: :lux Ie el,:I,llwlllllllwllllrllllllIl:ll:I lllll Ill I I I Ill AXXSSXSSX s.sxxx , . Hsxs sss I ll fl ZZ2L.'L.'.ZCfLI.22.222ZZ'4 , 4.1 -4 -'.iZSSTi'ST'STTiEQ PACE N1NETY-NINE J K .+ 2- sy xnxx SNS! x . ugvfl! Compliments of Compliments of James Peoples Hugh M. Quinn Compliments of Compliments of DON B. KING Judge J. L. Riley OH! OH! . AlZl1'j fHllUXY lung' did you spend studying your Latin? Rtitli-- lf:i1'ty-fxiur minutes. Klz11'yg XYl1z1t did you do with the other one minute? Ruthgnl spent that getting out my hook. Illl' l'l'l lllll Compliments of Compliments of Judge W. E. Carroll Thomas P. Kelly Ideal Graduation Gifts Compliments of Trunks, Bags and Suitcases Butte Wholesale National Trunk Grocery Factory 105 WEST BROADWAY Opposite Library ll I1 I Ill, ll1l.1l lillll lillwl I Ill l'1' N 1 H' I. I 1 T ll Illlllllllllll'Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllrllllllllil ' ' 'X 'IASSSBLLA s wasxxsxx Illllllllllll l11111111111111, l..x.x..'gz ' P ' i . .. J ' ', ..,-' ' ,J r 444 . W f f l PACE. ONE HUNDRED fs? if 5 5 O .1vQ2w4gs.I is ',L. f',xgf-a'.Lia ' ilu ,. CO. ECOnOn7Lf PIUS QLlUIl'IU 467 PASTI2L'RIZl-1D MII.Ii - BL l 1'IiRMIl.Ii - CREAM ,Www . LI,H'I'IIING .-XXI! SIIHIQS FUR 'I'Illi liN'l'IIQli FA M ILY Dclivcrccl In Your lioxm- ,XI ljl'lCL'5 You Lilac to lily DIAL 2-1230 . ,. . J. C. PENNEY CO. Mfam at 51lYL'I' btrects, lluttc, xlUII1ilI12l ' fm XXX-at Park 101 XY. Park WHO'S BOSS? 1Yl1o is really the hows in yfmr lloml-F imluirecl the fricurl. XYell, of coursc, Maggie awsumcs commaml of the chilclren. the acr- vauts, the clog, the cat and the czuulry. lint l can say 1l1'L'11y much what l please In the Qolrlfisllf' llllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllll M. D. Cahill XY. C. NYill5 - BUTTE TIN SHOP SHEET METAL WORK MOIST AIR HEATING ROOFING 3-I East Gnlcnzl Struct - Phono 2424-lf llllllllllllll'IllllIllllllllI Compliments of Marans Outfitting Company 28-Sli XYest Brozulxx'z1y Montanafs Largest Apparel Credit Store THE LOCKWOOD IVhere the Young People Like to Meet CANDIES ICE CREAM LUNCH lllllllllllllllllllllllllll COI1I13lIlI1L'l1lN of Bmgham Candy Co. Mzmufzxcturcrs :mrl .Iolxlwrs 15-17-IW East Silver St, Phono Z-2-W5 IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllll.IlIlollllwllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 7' , 'rf' , rr '-rfjrrr ,4, . A T5SiTg L.- PAGE ONE HUNDRED ONE : fi H53 . ,.-V ,fi . Q 7' ' 3.5 N '?'- Lzlhgh. Www ' I I il I I I I I I I I IMI I I I Illl l,I,:I I lil IlllillllllIlIllI!.ll.IllIl SIX FLOORS OF FURNITURE OECI-ISLI Q0Xleyj A FURNITURE STORE SINCE '94 42-44 West Broadway Phone 6429 Butte, Montana LARRY DUGGAN E Undertaker and Comphmcms of Embalmer ,S 3 LARRY WEIR Dial 3726 FALSE ALARM. Lucillef Kl:1. c:111't I give balmy Z1 liitc of my apple? Klotliei'- llc lizis no teeth to lnitc with yet, clear. I,ucillcf Czm't I get liiin wviirs, inn? 'lllie5 1'-3 on the lvurcau ................-H. II ...I- MILLER TIRES 2 PRESTO-LITE BATTERIES I Compliments of F' F' Mmm' Prop' Z Davidson Grocery Co. The House of Courtesu ' 215 SU, MAIN ST. Ijlzonc 11779 I I I I I I I I I I I I I Compliments of TI-IE RIALTO CLUB I I lil I I-I I:I Ill I I I I I lil I Ill I Ill Ii1IIll'l I I lilwlillillill I'I 'IMI' ilIl,IilI'llI4lliI-A 5 - 1 x x.sssgws ll 1 111,1,111v f 1111111111 tR'272ZZ If 1 1111 ill 111 sxisxixxxxxxxi s'ixxxxxxixxw PAGE oNE HUNDRED Two I V -7-rv .4 'u,.. , ,I ,,,,,,.' .a'.r.2125.'r1..,...-..,. '.r... 1 an :-..,x.,x:e. Y U' ' -qu . BERTOGLIO 25 MCTAGGART STORAGE COMPANY Distribut APEX WASHERS. IRONER ors for S, VACUUM CLEANERS and REERICERATORS POWER LUBE AND QUAKER STAT E 100 PER CENT PENNSYLVANIA MOTOR OIL AND VlCO MOTOR Oli.. 800 Utah Avenue Phones 65 lllIl1liIlIll'lllIlllll'llllllllllIl1lllll Baxter Furniture Co. E Fred A. Hc1111i11gsc-11, l'1'c5iclt-lit Invest in Comfort - Aww We Are Centrally Located I 20 XYest BTOZICIXYMQ' Z6 - 6527 Butte, Montana Illllllllll lllllllllillll L'o1111ilii11c11tf of Montreal Dining Room 22 XXI-Nl l11'11:1cl1x'z1y I llllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllli llll lllll TIPS TO THE WISE. Mac--P1':1'te1', lit- l'fll'Cllll with lllill true, I xx'w11Irl11'1 l1:1x'c it 1l:1111:1gt-fl for ten dollars! l'111'tt-1'fRig'l1t, larly, 1'e111si11lrt-1' Il rlfillzu' 111 time IX t 111114 I NEW EINLEN My-- Complimems of M. 55 M. 42 New Rooms With Bath : Open to the Public EEE NEW COFFEE SHOP Open H0111 I1 :QU A. M. to 'MSU P. ll - -1 Mg., M. S. XYeiss, Klziimgti HQTN1fST'3TQ, CANDY CIGARS. 'IAHIEACCO FISHING 'IX-XCKLIQ lllllllIllVlllIllllli1l1llIIIlllllilll1l'Ill1llll 1lll,ll llllllllll Ill llnla SYTLLL 'Q:'.3Y12ilL'f.'41Z.'2.4.5 1.4' f.I1.4..' ' 'Z...4- 'LL 'Zg2..QL1..t.gJ' ' . , LZ' 4 ,J Q'5.YIT.T.'.'?1'3l'-.CfIQ. 5'I.'5ix.'b.'-,'-l PACE ONE HUNDRED THREE Q32 1 ' Compliments of McKEE PRI TING CO. l38 West Granite Street I llllllllllIlll'lllllllll1llllllIllIl'llll'II I lfstl1er4 l want ar couple uf pillow cases. ClCl'li-uxxvllllt size ? listllerful clon't lcnow, but l wear a size 5 hat. X3 XX 32 l.o1'ettz1- l,oolc and see how much gas weve gut, wlll you? Gracefult pmnts to l-2, lmt l clon't lqnmx' wllether xt means halt full or half Qll'l1Ailf'.u llll'llllllllI'Il lmlllllllllllllllllllllllllllw ST. VINCENT ACADEMY HELENA, MONTANA A BOARDING sCHooL FOR GIRLS Conducted by the Sisters of Charity Exceptional advantages are offered in the music, art, language and expression courses. .Qf?Axv654Q, Fully Accredited ll I I I I I lllIl'll'l :I I lwl H , ,I I ,I ,I:lI.'I IMI ,I'll' ::IuIu lllllllll llllllllllflllllllllllllllllll1'fllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 5 TSLZ x ss ' Zl 11 . .1,f1'v 11111 1 A LU 1' ' -' I 1111 IIIIIIIIIIIZI xsix xxxsxx siv s so ' 'xxxxxxw PACE. ONE HUNDRED FOUR X 4-V. zzz: frfwfff-A-'-A-.f ffffff---'-V--- '1 ' - -V A L. 4.nC44-iff4..-,.44 .-..1 f., ..-AA ,4,,,,, J rf-'lf ' ,QA-X .X QAX, ks CHAMPS-1929 r .N ,- S 3 1. i McKEOWN, ROACH. HARRINGTON, MURRAY, KENDRIGAN, McCARTHY, MEADE The present Senior class, which won the basketball championship for 1931. Were also champions during l0Z9 and l93O. CHAMPS-l93O MURRAY, KENDRIGAN, BROOKE, ROACH, McCARTHY. McKEOWN, HARRINGTON rmm.x3su.::.1:Q.:,rQ: A 153155114 :avg 25,111 kl .:.c,.: Qian: 1315- ,M Llalf M, ,a- ,- Cf - 7' fir, fvrffzrrifxrfrrrzfx .fs xx --J. f fr- -. -. : . fs-4 PACE ONE HUNDRED FIVE X QI I I- Ewa Xxx SUCH IS STAFF LIFE U C? .2 Mi n h-J, AT WORK!!! QL 3, N X? 'f JB!!! fa A WVF RE BROADCASTERS Q Qiiq Q ' if NEWS! NEWS! F Xb! UNL IILNDRI D SIX . TAP .SLU Q X' 11 6 .lx f -1 ' 4 If b i., E l IF!!! REMEMBER THE DEADLINE f' 1 1 ' N QI' -fi yy LATE NEWS ff xfxgxlx W3 P T! .J LJ' ou! THAT PRINTER! 2231 -frfcfi fx WN Ni! JE Q R f S xy PAPER'S OUT! , D I 3 ESRJQSLTETTFDF . Ck, -L lx BG Ci ow-Wxlslny as 94 J Tffpf I ,-if f I E 1N1 T1Nc J!J I6RS fllllffiqwf T 7 A 'Ni WHOOPEE! FIRST PLACE! L'5'fZZ7TJ:fr'f41'1ff.' .C .- ff, . 4 AROUND THE SCHOOL C U IFN Mn: xk ,, ' ' '- fr xff , 5 F 3, 3- , ,F. , Sy? f E111 .I I3 ' A ,i ' v ' ' .5 V' ' . v r 0 Z 7 v- XX F ' ' H-I-qgfgg--d ' 7 ip --SEZ US: f 4 l l X ' , , LAB SONG li' x, LJ,,1g'A- GREAT OPEN FACES QA ggi? 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Club '20, Basketball '28, '20, '30, 31, Captain '28, Track '28, '20, Squash Champ '20, Debate Club '30, '31, Glcc Club '20, '30, First Place in Montana, Basketball '28, '20, '30, '31, Class Presi- flent '20, Vice-President '31, 'l'. C. Club '20, Glee Club '28, '30, '31, Captain Bas- ketball '28, Debating Class '31, junior Dramatic Club '30, Squash 1Yinner first Quill anfl Scroll liclitorial XX'riting Con- place 31, Track '28, '20, '30, '31, XfX'inner test '31, Centralite Staff '31, Quill and tbircl place '30. Scroll '31, junior Dramatic Club '30, , W I ' , , , , Favorite Saying: lts sad. Favorite Saying: Does my ban' look funny? Hobby: Gyms? F ? llobby: 'l'C21Sll1jl people. HAS merry as the day is longy Good temper is like a sunny day, it sheds light everywhere. CATHERINE DOROTHY RAFFERTY NORMA -LOSEPHINE JOHNSON CTopsyD fN0fmJ l'roni Connnitlee '30, Glue Club '20, '30, I tlass Secretary 31, 1. L. Llnb 20. in' Favorite Saying: -lolin liarleyeor 'l'. C. 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'A ' ae' -..-rf MARY THERESA BROOKE fPonyD Pony High Scbool '28, '20, Hzisketlmall '30 '31, Glue Club '30. '31, Truck '30, Favorite Saying: Now in Pony. Hobby: Bronclro Busting. Horses, horses, crazy over pony. NORA CLARE BROUILLETTE CAfusJ T. C. Club '29, Class President '30, Presi- dent Dramatic Club '30, Vice-President T. C. Club '20, Glee Club '28, Kodak Club '31, Favorite Saying: Fifty Million French- ment CANT be wrong. Hobby: Cultivating Laughs. Reading maketh the full man, confer- 'ence a ready man, and writing an ex- act man. EILEEN AGNES BUCKLEY Cllej T. C. Club '29, -lunior Dramatic Club '30, Track '29, Service Club, '31, li, M. M, Club '31, Favorite Saying: XXI-ll, lnugb! Ubi Talk About Laugh. Hobby: Rings. A Friend Tried and True. ELIZABETH ISABEL COBURN QLizJ Librarian '29, T. C. Club '20, junior Dru- niatic Club '30, Quill and Scroll '51, li. M. M, Club '31, Centralite Staff '31, Class Treasurer '30, Kodak Club '31, Glee Club '29, Favorite Saying: May l have tbe key to the press? Hobby: Being Business Xl2lll1lHL'l'. Popularity ls Power. ESTHER MARY CONNOLE T. C. Club '29, Glee Club '28, '20, '50, '31, fskipperj junior Dramatic Club '30, Swinnning Team '28, '29, '30, '31, Captain Sxvimniing Team '28, '29, M. M. Club '31. Favorite Saying: Get a load of that' Hobby: Art. ' Absence makes the heart grow - fonder. 1 !sxXsSxxSxN-SSXNS-xxSSxNxxxxSxx rlllllllll I I ?ll lil H .4 Iii!! Z NiKS'SSSNSS'QSxx'SS PAGE NINE i n ,fvngym 1 xxxxsxxvxgsssxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxxsxpsxxw ,, . If Wx 2 Y e' 5 52 CATHERINE ANN CONNOLLY CC. CJ lfclitor Centralite '31, VVinner secontl place State Chemistry Essay Contest '30, Quill and Scroll '31, VVinncr School Creative Writiiig Contest '31, President junior Dramatic Club '30, Librarian '29, Glee Club '31, T. C. Club '29, Debate Club '30, '31. Favorite Saying: Skeerecl of me now? Hobby: Bossing the job. An illuminating example of intelli- gence. HELEN ADELAIDE CORR CAcD T. C. Club '29, Track '30, Glee Club '29, '30, '31, Debate Club '31, Service Club '31. Favorite Saying: No one loves me. Hobby: Vamping. Someone has to be pretty, so don't blame me. COLETTE MARIETTE DUCHESNEAU fFrenchyI T. C. Club '29, Glee Club '29, '30, '31, junior Dramatic Club '30, Service Club '31, E. M. M. Club '31, Treasur- er Glee Club '31. Favorite Saying. Anytime, now. Hobby: Smiling. She can sing the savageness out of a bear. KATHRYN DUGGAN CKayD Cvlee Club '30, '31, Cheerleader '31, Secretary E. M. M. Club '31, Junior Dramatic Club '30, T. C. Club '29, Favorite Saying: Very Choice. Hobby: Blue eyes--blonde hair. Laugh, and the world laughs with you. MARY VERONICA HARRINGTON CVoneel T. C. Club '29, Glee Club '28, '29, '30 Quill and Scroll '31, junior Dramatic Club '30, Centralite Staff '31, Debate Club '31, Favorite S a y i n g: Katzenschnur- bartzen. Hobby: Sailors. Sailing, sailing, over the bound- ing main. RS SNSXSXSSSSSXXXSSSXSXXXSSit h IIll!Ill!!lllilillllllllllllll ' 1 Il 1 ll All 141171 lI'l sSKiSSixsxSKxSSx'ksxSXxx xxx PAGE TEN KATHRYN ERVA JOHNSON fCadr1yJ 'l', C. Club '29, -luuior Drznnatic Club '30, Koflalc Club '31, li. M. KI. Club '31, Favorite Saying: Please be careful, INorma.' Hobby: Dreaming. Silence is golden. KATHLEEN KEARNEY QKD Centralite Staff '31, Glee Club '29, '30, '31, Basketball '28, '1'. C. Club '20, Quill ancl Scroll '31. Favorite Saying: Yes, clear. Hobby: Fxperiments. A lady, yes, thrice a lady. FLORENCE Q. KELLY CFlossJ 'l'. C. Club '29, Glee Club '30, '31, Spanish Dramatic Club '31, Favorite Saying: Aw, gee 5 Hobby: College professors and raclio announcers. If words were dollars, very poo:- she'd be. MARY CATHERINE KELLY Uqell Service Club '31, Kodak Club '31, '1' C. Club '29, XYinner Magazine Re- view '31, Glee Club '30, Favorite Saying: Make it speeclyf' Hobby: Riding' the Centerville Car. He makes a friend who never makes a foe. AGNES MARIE KING fsnizl junior Dramatic Club '30, Quill and Scroll 31 Representative in Public Speaking '31, Debate Club '30, '1'. C. Club '29, Glee Club '29, '30, Cen- tralite Staff '31, Assistant Klicl:e: '31. Favorite Saying: However, Hobby: Dreary Lands. Cicero at last, outspoken. 1 . I f XXX! . XS! ' A ,-' AXXXNXXSSSSXSSNXKSSSXSXSSSSii I?llllI Vlllllllll lIlilIIIi 'i S Kiki! PAGE ELEVEN , if-Jig, .3 ' Q . N! um, , umuxxx xsxxxsxxxxsxsxxxxxssxsggsspsxxs 'K ' - w 4 ' ' KG-:x.si2 il LORETTA AGNES LANE CRetl T. C. Club '29, Glee Club '23, '30. llrclicstra '29, '30, '3l. Ch'vl:t-st1':i- 'l'i'easui'er '31, F. M. M, Club '31, Treasurer li. Mu 111. Club 31, ,lunitr Dramatic Club '31, Centralite Staff '31, Favorite Saying: Hoxv's your mother? Hobby: Typing. Champion typist, and true blue. HELEN MARIE LAVELLE CConnieJ T, C, Club '29, Glee Club '29, '30, '31, -luuior Dramatic Club '30, Xxrlllllll Mother D ay Poetry Contest '30, School Creative lX'i-iting Contest '3l. Ceutralite Staff '31, Quill anrl Sc-'oll '31, Public Speaking '31. Favorite Saying: Did you see my glasses? Hobby: Reducing. All good things come to those who wait Well, that beats hustlixzg at any rate. MARY MARGARET LEE CKimj 1X'inuei' National Quill and Scroll Featurc 1Vriting Contest '31, T. C, Club '29, Centralite Staff '31, l.,llPT2l1'- ian '29, XX'inner School Creative XYritiug Contest '31, junior Prom Committee '30, Public Speaking Ala ternate '31, First Place State Clima- istry Contest '30, ,lunior Dramatic Club '30, Quill anfl Scroll '31, Del-ale Q - V , Llub 30, ol. Favorite Saying: Oh, my gosh, Hobby: XVriting Essays, Winning-winning-won All honors under the sun. MARY MCCARTHY fcartyl Glee Club '30, Treasurer Spanish Dra- matic Club '31, Track '29, '30, Basket- ball '29, '30, '31, T. C. Club '29, Favorite Saying: As the coach says. Hobby: Football. An answer to a male's prayer. ANN AGNES McFADDEN CMackeyJ Quill and Scroll '31, Treasurer '29, ,lunior Dramatic Club '30, T, C, Club '29, Centralite Staff '31, Glee Club '30, '31. Favorite Saying: Don't! On account a fer, Gee. Hobby: Dancing. Bright and clever, A dumbell never. 81 SSXSSXQSSSSXSSSNXSSSSSXSii 1111111111!l!1111l11411Il1114 71111111 111 ' Il 1' '1 PACE l'XX'ELX'l1 1 l v ? '. 1111414111144111111zellzlrllgfzzzzfllzf . aggxxxxxxsxv l I I' 'V MARY IRENE McGONIGLE fMacJ T. C. Club '20, ,lunior Dramatic Club '30, lf. M. M. Club '31, Glcc Club 'Eli '31, Basketball '20, '30, '31, Track '20, '30, '31, Sxyimming Club '29. Favorite Saying: And l XYZl5l1'lCVC11 talking. Hobby: Talking. What's the use of thinking if you can't say it? MARGARET MARY McGOWAN fMcCowanD T. C. Club '20, ,lunior Dramatic Club '30,--li. M. M. Club '31, Ccntralite Ftall 31, Lflcc Llub 25, 30, 31. Favorite Saying: Db, a real man. Hobby: Getting into everything. What I think l utter. JUNE CATHERINE McKEOWN CKunieJ Yicc-Prcaiclcnt '28, Track '28, '20, '30, Glec Club '29, '30, Prom Committee '30 ,lunior Dramatic Club '30, Basketball '28, '20, '30, '31, Captain '30, Spanish Dramatic Club '31, Kodak Club '31, Service Club '31, Ccntralitt- Staff '31, Quill anrl Scroll '31, T. C. Club '20, Debate Club '20. Favorite Saying: Now 1'1n tclling you. 4 Hobby: Breaking traffic laws. Disproving the saying that all good things come in small packages. MARIE MCMILLAN fCurlyJ T. C. Club '20 junior Dramatic Club '30, Glec Club '30, '31, Favorite Saying: Grcc-tings, Girls. Hobby: Teasing. She dances her way through life. HELEN MARIE MEADE fMeadeJ '20, Track '28, '20, Basketball '28, '20, '30, Prom Conunittcc '30, tllcc Club '23, '30, '31, li. M. M. Club '31, Vice-- Prcsiflent li. M. M. Club '31, Squash '31 Favorite Saying: Holy Man! Hobby: Coaching teams. The sweetest garland is the sweet- est girl. Xu , S III!! Plllllffflllillllllllli XiSSRSKSSSSSSKXSSSSSSSXXXXXRW xgxxxxxssxsxxxwnxxsxssssss! , llllllllllllflllllllfl4111711' PAGE Tl HRTEEN -L B7 'V 4 tj . L' i!mff SSW-XSQNXXSXSSSXXSSSSSXXXW wi vi S z w r r. 4. AGNES PATRICIA MONAHAN g CPegJ Q T. C. Club '29, Spanish Dramatic Club 1 '31, Basketball '29, '30, Track '28. 1 Favorite Saying: Gimme that. Hobby: lVriting poetry. Silence is wisdomg I am silent then. MAE THERESA MULHOLLAND fscottyl Prom Committee '30, Powell High School '28, Glee Club '30, '31, Vice- President junior Dramatic Club '30, Kodak Club '31, T. C. Club '29, Vice- President '30, Librarian '31. Favorite Saying: l'll call you, kids. Hobby: Borrowing powder puffs. Jolly, jollier, jolliest, Ever an optimist. CATHERINE GERAJLDINE MURRAY CTanJ T. C. Club '29, ,lunior Dramatic Club '30, E. M. M, Club '31. Favorite Saying: t'You're not angry, are you? Hobby: Collecting Senior caps. Speed overcometh all obstacles. MARGARET CERALDINE MURRAY CMun-rj Butte High '28, Class Vice-President '29, T. C. Club '29, Swimming Team '30, '31, Glee Club '29, '30, 31, Service Club '31, Secretary, Spanish Draina- tic Club '31, Favorite Saying: Listen, kid. Hobby: Csliering. She leads the way and others follow. CATHERINE WINIFRED 0'DONNELL CCodJ T. C. Club '29, Glec Club '29, '30, Track '28, '29, '30, Basketball '28, '29, '30, Librarian 30, '31. Favorite Saying: l.awsy, Jane. Hobby: Running. Quiet, clemure ancl unassuming, who coulcl ask for more ? HELEN FRANCES 0'LEARY CNellieJ T. C. Club '29, .lunior Dramatic Club '30, Glee Club '28, '30, '31, li. M. M. Club '31, Centralite Staff '31, Quill and Scroll '31, Favorite Saying: You w0ulc1n't kid me, would ya? Hobby: Getting ads. Sensibility is a virtue. Y-NNSNNS .SS. SS. xNNsx wmwxsxw I111111114zfzrzzfzfzzzlzrlzzze Vifllffilfilfldiilifllliil 0 newQsisxssxxsxxxssxsxxxxxxs PACE FOURTELN A v- 4j, 11111141111ll!!Ill!lellllllllzgzzzilllza 5 gl s pgxsxx xggxx N. v 1 MARY DOROTHY O'NEIL CDoteJ Service Club '31, Glu- Club '28, Kodak Club '31, '1'. C. Club '29, Vice-Presb dent Spanish Dramatic Club '31. Favorite Saying: Come on, Sparky, kick up a fuss. Hobby: Laughing. Giggle, giggle, merry gigglerf' CATHERINE CECILIA PHILLIPS CTootsD T. C. Club '29, ,lunior Dramatic Club '30 E. M. M. Club '31. Favorite Saying: lYhere's Mary. Hobby: lYiuking. lt's never late until 12 o'clock, after that it gets early. MONICA MARIE PRENDERGAST fPendyJ T. C. Club '29, ,lunior Dramatic Club '30, Glee Club '28, 30, Prom Commit- tee '30, Librarian '31, Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '31, Secretary of Orchestra '29, President of Orchestra '31. Favorite Saying: The height of my ambition is fr ft. 3 in. Hobby: ll'riting letters. Sl-ne's happiest when she's playing the Sax. MARGARET JOSEPHINE REILLY - fMargJ T. C. Club '29, -luuior Dramatic Club '30. E. M. Mi. Club '31, President E. M. M. Club '31. Favorite Saying: Hey, get out of the way.' Hobby: Reading. 'Tis good nature only wins the heart. MARGARET GAVIN R,OACH CRoachyJ Class Secretary '29, junior Dramatic Club '30 T. C. Club '29, li. M. M. Club '31, Cvlee Club '23, '30, '31, Basketball '29, '30, '31, Captain '31, Track '29, '30, '31, Captain '30, Swinnning Club '29. Favorite Saying: XYhat color eyes has he? Hobby: Having fun. I am always gay and happy. ROSE PATRICIA ROE fRosiej Orchestra '28, '29, Debate Club '30, '31, Centralite Staff '31, Public Speak' ing '31, Glce Club '29, '30, '31, junior Dramatic Club '30, Chief Klickcr '31, Favorite Saying: 1 gotta go home. Hobby: Yisiting the Mines, Gay, happy, blithe as a lark, Never, never stays out after dark. 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I 1, x , .-. 1: , , , if -, -.ff -'f?'.1:w . .4 . ,-1 ,,. ,pq gwfga. ..,.4.. v' I 5 Y v AG av 1 '-4. qv.. ,Q , . 41 ,wif u .a. , KJ '-Q, 1 x ,.. 1.3- ,gf f Q, ,H in , gn 1 af -3 'J , V ' - Eli, Ju? , . V. X Q' fxdf' Q A A. g V, . mf r A. ,.,x , A4 V in .J .R xl 1,3 My I I . v x v-I w 1 ' ,, .g, A -,Lx-. .go CLADYS LUCILLE RYAN CNigJ Butte High '28, T. C, Club '29, '30, Kodak Club '31, Favorite Saying: You lump. Hubby: Making people beautiful. I do everything else, and if there's time left I study. MARY MARGARET SHEA CSheagoD T. C. Club '29, Glee Club '30, Favorite Saying: 1X'here you go ing' tonight? Hobby: Flying high. A quiet tongue shows a wise head. AUDREY MARIE SHEEHY CAuclJ Glee Club '28, '30, junior Dramatic Club '30, Orchestra '28, '29, 30, '31. Orchestra Secretary '31, Urchestra Vice-President '30, T. C. Club '29, Favorite Saying: If we only had a car. Hobby: Males, and cheerleaders. Let the world slide. EVELYN EUZABETH SULLIVAN qsunyp T. C. Club '29, junior Dramatic Club '30, E, M. M. Club '31, Glee Club '30, '31, Track '28, '29, Swimming Club '28, '29, '30, '31, Squash '31, Favorite Saying: Uh, what will 1 do? Hobby: Playing basketball. Think you won't, huh ? LOIS MARIE SULLIVAN CLoieJ T. C. Club '29 Glee Club '29, '30, '31, Debate Club '30, '31, Centralite Staff '31, Quill and Scroll '31, Creative XYriting Contest '31, Favorite Saying: 1'n1 sorry. Hobby: Growing pains. What she lacks in size she makes up in quality. LA VERNE MYRLE WARWICK fBootsD Missoula High '28, '29, '30, Kodak Club '31, Favorite Saying That's just what I thought, Hobby: Lucille, A rose without thorns. 111 111 A1 aV111111111l1I11 Ss!xsiskxxxvxxtxssssxxxxxxw ASXXSS 5553 S3551 SSSXSSXN 0 Ill! IIIIZIZII dlllflllllllll PAGE. SIXTILEN Ad: . avr: . lf-L1Zf.'I 1 f .f.1'ff.'I .44 .. :W f,'f5f'f.1W3'37xx.5:a.x3mgQ:ia ' xglxley ' OUR LADY OF LOURDES VillI'0HL'54 of CCIITVZII High School SisYll3fi .:B31sB'.S'.'L'.y.g' ':A 3 L'1YL J'LJ r'2fdl ,L.J'ZQ..4. '?',l11 fL1?Q?l'.44i.f'f V3 .4'2',2fL '2TZ-','L .'?Tf'.. .ZZJFXTQ-Z L'JlT f'l'T '-TTTRTJT'Ul'.T2f1 I','f'I'.X l1T'Y PACE SEVENTEEN ' T., figs' ..X.,1ifsT13TL.s.eT3 J UNIORS C. SHEPPERD L. CROWLEY C. MEADE M. SULLIVAN JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . . Catherine Shepperd Vice-President . . Lois Crowley Secretary . . Cyrilla Meade Treasurer . . Mary Sullivan CLASS HISTORY Returning to school with unquenchable pep the Jolly Juniors started the year with a bang. In intellectual, social and athletic events they proved their worth. That tireless go-getter, Mary Miller, won the annual subscription drive. turning in one hundred per cent from her class long before any of the other captains. Frances Moran showed her ability in the literary line by winning the Christmas Story Contest. The third year girls gave the Prom this year with the co-operation of the Daughters of Isabella who sponsored a card party for their bene- fit. The Prom was as great a success as those given by the Central Juniors always are. Several members of the class showed great promise in the journal- istic line, winning places in the school creative writing contest. The Juniors consider their third year a credit to the school and are looking forward to an even more successful senior year. , it . Iiil'LL.'.j. .QQ,Y'r'1'LL Cififl 'I ' I 'T ' -,'I'I?f'Q'fQ3f..'I'f1 1II17'.lT'5LE Cl ILIGI l'I'l2LN f.,-L JUNIORS Front row: McKeown, McCarthy, Oaas, Crowley, Robbins, Leary, Anderson. Second row: Cassidy, Sullivan, Kennedy. Moran, Bilteau, McErleane, Cantwell, Moss, Ryan, McEneney. Third row: Shorett, Gavigan, Gavigan, Dennehy, Sullivan, Vllalling, Hoare. Murphy, Barry. Fourth row: Reilly, Fearon, Cason, McGowan, McNulty Stevens, Dwyer, Mooney, Davis. JUNIORS Front row: Watson, Miller, Boyle, Shepperd, Flaherty, Coyne, Caron. Second row: Murphy, Gil- more, Sullivan, Crawford, Kore. Pullum, Crawford, Kenney, O'Leary. Third row: Gallagher. Hull Lucey, OConnell, Lowney, McDonald, McGonigle, Feeney. Fourth row: Casey, Meade, Taylor: Mueller, Dougherty, Sullivan, O'Neill, Sullivan. 1 PAC!-l NINETEIQN ,,44:fD1:. i'f11 fgjgggzi , -, c x Wwsxxsxssxtx XSxSXSXXxSxxS Wm 7' . U SOPHOMORES ,, ,, L. , , . M. MAILLET D. MCPHERSON F. cALi.1vAN B. MEADE SQPHQMORE CLASS OFFICERS President . . . MadeIez'ne Maz'IIet Vice-President . . Dolly McPherson Secrelary . . Florence Galliuan Treasurer . . Billie Meade CLASS HISTORY Returning in September, no longer Green 'uns but rather Snappy Sophs , we have again completed a most successful year. Once more we were outstanding in intellectual, athletic and social activities. By a good deal of co-operation we were again able to give one of our peppy classmates, Mary Coyne, the coveted title of A'Miss Central- ite . Marv received this by obtaining lO.9OO votes. ln intellectual ability we likewise ranked high, always having a large number on the honor roll. A clever one-act play, How the Story Grew , presented by our T. C. Club won applause from the entire school. Members of our class took an active part in many of the school activities. including the Spanish Dramatic Club and the Operetta. Our commercial division walked away with attendance honors, having won the banner more times than any other class. Altogether we can look back on our sophomore year with a feeling of pride in our accomplishments. ff.1:C:3Y.B'.53tf:.T:s':lxISs:i: . x ss nz 'I le 11111111411-f1znvz14 Vf J. '.1Z?.7Ti. '7..- .'. .-'.'L2i77.. 1:J..'f72. Sisssxsxssssxx S xxxsssiw IVXCIJ 'INVI-QN'l'Y SOPHOMORES Front row: Sullivan, Gallivan, hlaillet, Rogers, Smith. Second row: O'Leary, Maffei, Shea, O'Ne-ill, O'Brien, Sheehan, Sullivan, Doonan, Reagan, Prenclergast, Shuvlin, Noel. Third row: Sweet, McCarthy, Steinborn, Scanlon, McNanam, Harrington, Sullivan, McGowan, Mullholland. Keller, Brady. Fourih row: Rice, Oaas, Shepperd, Roll, Byrne, Sullivan, Cason, Pezdark, Mackey, Meade, Connors. SGPHOMORES 1 Front row: Gallivan, Shea. Murray. Dezell, Bertrand Leary, McGrath Second row: Moore Rodgers, Franey, Murphy, Sullivan, McFadden, Manninlg. Third row: Harrington, foley, Gaul: A. Murphy, C. Murphy, Stanaway, Gallagher. Fourth row: O'Brien, Murphy, Coyne, Miller, Morris. PAGE TXVILNTX .ONE fi i '. 1 PRESHMEN L. cumis c. GABRIELSON M. HARRINGTON M. FRAZER FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President . . Lauore Curtis Vice President . Gladys Gabrielson Secretary . Mary Harrington Treasurer . Marg Frazer CLASS HISTORY The Freshman class of this year was the largest since the school became an institution exclusively for girls. They placed the greatest number of students on the honor roll every quarter with Mary Rotar leading the school the first quarter and Gladys Gabrielson, the second and third quarters. They took an active part in athletics, entering four teams in the inte-rclass tournament, and displaying much ability in the gymnasium class. Cecelia- Nankeville. a member of the class, placed in the ice carni- val and Won a bronze medal. Catherine Coyne also one of the green-uns won the prize for selling the most operetta tickets. On the whole the Freshies proved themselves a credit to the school, their teachers, parents, and fellow students and are looking forward to similar or even greater successes in their next three years. A.-. . 1 L rv l' XCE 'l'Vi'l-QNTYfTXVO -.- . .5 mr.: ,,. -.J.4 Yrlfi 1 FRESHMEN I Front row: Mihelich, Holland, Braden, Prendergast, McDonald, Brouillette, Buckley, McGloin, Flanig, Zannon. Second row: Dolan, Mclssac, Gabrielson, Wafstet, Dennehy, Shovelin, McGrath, Christie, Mahorey, Flynn. Third row: McBride, Frazer, Harrington, Valberding, Morris, Rodgers. P O h ' ' ' owers, e er e, Malron, Campeau, Modl. Fourth row: Moran, Curtis, Corbitt, Sullivan, Kane, Kennedy, Murray, Venus, Boyle, O'Neil, O'Leary. FRESHMEN Front row: Pease, Coyne, Brosseau, Adlard, Torpy, Kelly, Sullivan, Sheehan, M. O'Donnell, H. O'Donnell. Second Row: Gallagher, Malarky, Orr, O'Neil, Paul, Rask, Gross, Nankeville, Buddell, Walsh, Deacy, Bartzen. Third row: Leary, Loftus, Holland, Burns, McCarten, Sullivan, Dwyer, Erickson, Enright. O'Leary, Holland, Lee. Fourth row: Gribben, Lavelle, Leyden, McCloskey, M N l M - ' c uty, olloy, Kearney, Tansey, Shea, Allen, 0Connell, Pullum, Thomas. PACE TVVENTY-THREE ,Ear n-s.x I 9 'iv , xxxxvxxkxvxsxxxxvxxxxxxxxSxSxxSNxsxxw 'L 9 . a. A '4 5 The Immaculate Conception, Patroness of the United States. ueen Immaculate Freea'om's shrine and freedomls banner To thee, Queen, we consecratee: Freedom's rivers, lakes and mountains, Hail thee. Queen Immaculate. NSXXXSXSSSSSSYXSXSXQSSSSSSQSY Illlllllllllllllllllllllllilld uf1411111121-fizzfizizzzvzlziiz 0 mesxsssxsssxxxxxsxxxxxxxsss PAGE TXVENTY-FOUR K i JA -' ,t, swim? Xl IIX'I'IlIX - 4'1.'.-'34 Q ,, ., 4 -A -- 14211, 3.5--:VA 5'f'f,.' 6 51. ax' ' 52x Y-7.43. .SN PJ L 'I ! L-. ,- T. V41 . L I r L ,M 7' , 5 . Q .x . 3J'rl x 4 ,..3 9411. aw l V 1 'nf ' -v -,N-N ,' 11 A 'f r IL 1 y lg -1 -- H Yf a,,. . M5 W it - . PL. P. . -- fr.-s , I J' ,Q 1'-' ' . X ' x .4 A --: 2 'iw A , N W5 P- hi' ,f -1',?: 1-I',:.f'g nw- if t nf., -Nix ,, , 1 ,A x. , - - , , . . f- -Yi-f 1f'5 .NH ,. 1 M- . '1 1 - - f.-1 f' ff.. - .N ,J . 1' U -, :- 'w - ,. 4, , 1 1 ., . 1 sp, . 'r . . ,. NV, A, N ' . '15, . V -. N . 4 X ,., - 4 , 1' V ' Y I V X,-, . - I -7 v ,H .'. K K V V , , , NT? 1, f, QL , ':. ', .' , .:- 'fi' 'lv V A A '-,,',,.,:+ .0 I-1 -n, - 'f . . ' u '-:' Q., . 'H .W -. , v.?L,,' YL' -h ,7Sr , , . va . - -.1. . ,qv 1 f, , -,.. . , I Q- W. 5 ,. .J ,.-. . r .a .f.,V. ' ,-qv F., K. I 1, x , .-. 1: , , , if -, -.ff -'f?'.1:w . .4 . ,-1 ,,. ,pq gwfga. ..,.4.. v' I 5 Y v AG av 1 '-4. qv.. ,Q , . 41 ,wif u .a. , KJ '-Q, 1 x ,.. 1.3- ,gf f Q, ,H in , gn 1 af -3 'J , V ' - Eli, Ju? , . V. X Q' fxdf' Q A A. g V, . mf r A. ,.,x , A4 V in .J .R xl 1,3 My I I . v x v-I w 1 ' .1 ,. +Q. EJ xswsxxx, xsxxxsmxxsxxsxxsxsxxxxxxxpsxxs 2. X sg-lo 'X ' REVEREND J. A. ROONEY THE RETREAT This year the annual retreat, which was held December 5, 6, 7, was conducted by the Reverend J. A. Rooney, vice-president of Mount Saint Charles College. The retreat master and faculty were greatly pleased with the attitude of earnestness and sincerity displayed by the entire student body. Every morning the students assembled in the study hall, Where an altar was erected, to hear mass. Spiritual conferences, visits to the chapel, and recitation of the Rosary were the devotions for the remainder of the day. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament concluded the services. On the eighth of December, Eeast of the Immaculate Conception, the students received Communion in a body. At the close of the retreat the girls dedicated themselves to the Blessed Virgin. Father Rooney then bestowed the papal blessing. 5555555355515 1555385313 ?llIllliflllllllllllllllllllll Vlllllllklllllliiillllll Ill hiQXXSXXSSNSXKXXSSSSXSKXXXXRN PACE TWENTY-SIX 3... XIMIC. Xlklilli Xl. l.lillJlllilKlliR THE OPERETTA Under the able direction of Madame Marie M. Leipheimer, Well- known vocal artist of this city, The Witch of Fairy Dell , a light opera in three acts. was presented at the Butte High School Auditorium on March lO, An immense crowd generously applauded the efforts of over one hundred girls who took part in the presentation, The audience was charmed with the solos of the leading characters as Well as the wellftrained choruses. The beautiful costumes of the fairy and gypsy dancers called forth a great deal of favorable comment. Rose Roe, Catherine Connolly, Catherine Shepperd. Kathleen Kearf ney, Collette Duchesneau, Helen Lavelle. Esther Connole, Margaret Lucy. Mae Mulholland, Bonnie Watson. Hazel Sullivan, Lois Sullivan, Helen O'Leary, Margaret Murray. Marie Mueller and Rose Lowney had the leading roles. ' ' 4 PACE TNVENTY-SEVEN ze 5 L - Q 1 I xuxxx xxx -xx xssxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxgxx 11- A Mt THE WITCH GF FAIRY DELL Scene From Act I. Here to the Witch's tent come the Village belles seeking to know if the good fortune of being chosen by the Countess is in store for them. Wluen they have crossed her palm with gold, old Gypsy Madge, who picked up a little Latin and a lot of fun in her school days, promises that all their wishes Will come true. A group of graceful gypsy dancers are shown here also. FAIRY QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS 1'krif,, ,, str l Scene From Act II. V This group of beautiful fairies dance at midnight on the village green and under the direction of the Eairy Queen and her attendants. they weave a magic spell which brings good fortune to Marguerite. LES .x xxxx , x xxxxxxxxsxx -1111111ee 111111 1 1111114 ' ,U L., -4-4 , J M. t at PAGE TXVILNTYYEIGI IT ' 'Nia 1,114141111ezllrzfzzezzzzrllgzf Illllflg SCG? gxy gggxgggw R 5 18 gl V THE WITCH OE FAIRY DELL Scene From Act III. The sun is now shining to welcome the day: with a heigh, ho come to the fair. In this lively gathering may be seen groups of peas- ant girls, peanut vender, frankfurter seller. flower girl, Punch and Judy, the water cress girl and other characters. In this scene gay with lanterns, flowers, and many-colored balloons, comes the herald to warn the vil- lagers to prepare for the coming of the Countess and her suite. WELCOME, KIND LADY, WELCDME v cflflf Scene From Act III. Magnificent in silk and ermine the Countess mingles with her sub- jects. The village belles flatter her, but she is attracted to Marguerite, a poor girl, whom she finds to be her long-lost child. SSSQSSSSSQSSKSSXSSSQSSSSQSQ fllllllflffilllllllllllfill!ll PlillilillllllllliiiillllilllI ' xxgxxxxxxXixxixXiiixXXixxiXxv PAGE TVVENTY-NINE fn-as-'c . - P . .fT ??Ii .mia , GLEE CLUB MEMBERS Front row: Mulholland, McCarthy, Dougherty, Shepperd, Meade, O'l..eary, McDonald, Hull, Flaherty, Sullivan. Second row: Connole, Corr. O'Connell, Feeney, Gilmore. Sullivan. Duggan, Murray, Craw- ford, McGowan, McGonigle, Caron. Third row: Miller, Lucey, Watson, Roach, Lowney, Sullivan, H. Sullivan, Lavelle, Kelly, Kearney, Coyne, Crawford, 0'Leary, Duchesneau. Fourth row: Mc- Millan, Roe, O'Neill, Pullum. Brooke, Connolly, Murphy, Sullivan, Robbins, Boyle, Sullivan, Gallagher, Mueller, Casey. THE GLEE CLUB For the first time in several years there was only one Cilee Club, composed of Seniors and Juniors. During the retreat several of the girls were selected from this organization to sing sacred hymns. The Cilee Club was in great demand at school as Well as public entertainments, contributing several numbers both at the declamation and commencement programs. The girls also gave a Thanksgiving radio concert over KGIR and entertained many times during the year at meet- ings of the Daughters of Isabella. No school assembly was considered complete without a selection by the Glee Club. The girls surely showed their excellent training and were a credit to their instructress, Madame Marie M. Leipheimer, who was tireless in her efforts to develop their singing talents. .'-T' A . i e 'LD' - ..L4.44Fl . ' 'C-TQ l Vclll 'lil llR'l Y . 'T'...Z'Lr.:.1'.'.1't.:g1g.. .a . -' .1 ,xv ORCHESTRA MEMBERS l i i Front row: C. Hoare, bells: F, McDonald, F. Moran, M. Moran, M. Gallivan, M. O'Leary, mandolinsg C. Sullivan, drums. Second row: P. Doonan, cello, M. McCarthy, A. Sheehy, B. Meade, violinsg H. Barry, N. Rainville, pianog E. Sullivan, A. Nolan, violinsg J. Shorette, bones. Third row: L. Lane, E. Smith, cornetsg R. Shepperd, C. Meade, violins, M. Prendergast, saxophone: M. McGowan, violing F. Callivan, saxophone. THE ORCHESTRA The School Orchestra, under the direction of Professor E. O. Jack- son, had a most successful year. Practice was held every Tuesday and Thursday. Soon after its organization the following officers were elected: Monica Prendergast, president: Gloria Sullivan. vice-president: Audrey Sheehy, secretary: Loretta Lane. treasureri and Helen Barry, librarian. Besides entertaining at numerous school activities, including the operetta, the declamation contest, and the commencement exercises, the orchestra also played for the Daughters of lsabella, the plays given by the Saint Marys and Saint Josephs dramatic clubs, the concert at Saint James' Hospital, and the Women's Catholic Welfare Council. This year's orchestra was the largest in the history of the school, being composed of twentyftwo members. gqx wxg- --1-Q ef 1. -' -,ren fr,L:.lg.k.ir.l,A.l--.L '..v-2 A - -'1 Jil ' - HZ ,Ziif1'..f. -U 1 ' -'- s..'.'-L' V Y moiz TluRTY.omL EZZQTLT' m1gkQ5,,i3-,: .c-.a -- - 'S'-urge: Q MISS CENTRALITE MARY COYNE Mary Coyne, sophomore. was de- clared winner of the title Miss Cen- traliten for the year 1930-1931 in the Centralite Subscription Drive which was held from September 30 to Octo- ber 8. Mary secured 10.900 votes. She was presented With a monogramed sweater by the staff. Gthers who took part in the drive were: Amelia Regan, Lucille Ryan, Mary Sullivan, Ellen Gaul. Julia O'- Connell. Elsie McGrath and Dorothy Nevin. The winner and all contest- ants are to be complimented on their co-operation and display of sports- manship. WINNER OE ANNUAL DRIVE In the drive conducted to secure subscriptions for the year book, Mary Miller. captain of the Junior classicals, secured 100 per cent from her class first. 1-Ier quota was turned in four hours after the drive started. A prize was awarded to Mary at a general as- sembly. Mary has always been an ardent worker for the Centralite , being de- feated in her Freshman year by a slight margin for the title Miss Centralitef' Elizabeth Coburn, business man- ager, very ably conducted the drive. She was assisted by the advertising managers and other staff members. E ':i33B1L- N A IUXQI-. TlllR'l'Y-'TWU MARY MILLER wL,.3u- f C611 1. C'iZ'c'Q'.SiLLC'J,-1.2 I. f. CHRISTMAS STGRY WINNER Frances Moran, a Junior, was the winner of the third annual Christmas story contest sponsored by the Cen- tralite Staff. The Trapper's Christ- mas was the title of her story. It was a tale of the Christmas time in the icy Northlands and related how a little child brought happiness to the home of an aged trapper who had lost his only son. The five best stories in each Eng- lish class were entered in the contest. and the staff had a wealth of material from which to choose. 1...-, . ',x... ..4.n. FRANCES MORAN SENIOR FROLIC RITA KELLEY The K. C. gym was the scene of a lively affair when the girls' frolic was held there on the evening of April 17. The entertainment consisted of dancing and stunts given by the classes. The prize for the best stunt Went to the Freshmen, who presented School Days. Rita Kelley a Fresh- man, won the prize for the best cos- tume. She Was garbed as The Spirit of Spring. The music was furnished by a special school orchestra. Refreshments were served at eleven o'clock. Those in attendance pronounced the frolic the best ever. V - b- 41 fn-1 ---, 1-Q-K-' --,l-v-r' rr . ,HJ --- 'vp fI'.Il.'b.'iTi .. .,T,1'h3Iu1F.I:.,.-l.l,,1es,-7b,..x .xg J1i!'..f..a.a.lJ-.f' c..,J.'-., .- .,. ,- 4 fr 77... ,,.,.,. 47,-.px -I, --Y ra-V 131 - -e-'-K W-re'-Q :iw 'fn-K '-'or - 1' ,' - Q 4 l'.44..Z,447ZErx.1'4.fr.J...--,.1-1.i.v..f,:'..,4LQ'.,La.-...-x- -.1. -.a PAGE THIRTY-THREE -1, A r. ,. . . g lfxvl' - -P . -I -rw-Q L. ..,- . D .-T iff S, .IL -.T.L:Zf'.fX.:..B1z11Bi' '. .'! L, ,., THE CHRISTMAS DRAMA K mul 'Tl Prmcipal Lill2il'ZlClCl'5 oi The Iinipty Room THE CHRISTMAS PLAY With Christmas as the theme a delightful program was presented by members of the Public Speaking Class on December 23. A'The Empty Room. a drama of the first Christmas, featured the program. The characters were: Hamar, June McKeown: Joanna, Marie King: Rebecca, Helen Lavelle: Mary, Kathleen Kearney: Nobleman, Rose Roe: First Voice, Marie McMillan: Second Voice, Mary Lee: Third Voice, Margaret Kendrigan: Servant, Dorothy O'Neil. The play was re- peated on January IZ for the N. C. C. W. at the Immaculate Con- ception Hall. The class also presented The Misdemeanors of Nancy for the Immaculate Conception sodality and A'The Village Scare for the Colum- bus day assembly, besides entertaining with numerous readings and speeches at the Washington and Lincoln Day programs and other cele- brations. . - Q 5 '. -, ' ..Q ,Ts1L11:x .xQ QLPQi. 2121.1 alafll 2. JL,'ZLCZL7Z . ' ' f' ' TCT f ' IT' 7f'7.7l7YfIi 'ef'l'Tf'L,'z.'i'1,-'J:.5. . L , ..- Q P,-XCIL Tl IIRTY-FOUR f-ff! r' P ln! 2.4- '.,elL.1'T., ' I, -1 wx.- ff THE CENTRALITE STAFF Front row: V. Harrington, classes. I. Harrington, associate editor: C. Connolly, editor: N. Johnson, advertising manager, E. Coburn, business manager: J. McKeown, sports: H. Lavelle, features: L. Sullivan, circulation. Second row: L. Lane, typist: M. McGowan, typist: K. Kearney, exchanges: R. Roe, humor: M. Lee, associate editor: M. King, alumni: H. O'Leary, advertising manager. THE CENTRALITE ln the past year the Centralite, the monthly school publication, made a name for itself among the high school newspapers of the country, winning third place in its class in the Columbia Scholastic Press Associa- tion contest, and first class rating in the National Scholastic Press Asso- ciation contest. In April fourteen members of the staff were initiated into the Quill and Scroll, international honorary society for high school journalists. This was a notable distinction because the most talented high school writers are included among the members of this society. The Centralite was enlarged to five columns this year and included many new and interesting features. The members of the staff may truly look back on their journalistic achievements with pride. -.,,g.-.Q -v, -. 1.1'x.z..,.,.-,,y -, - . .lf ,-,...'.-rv L iz PACE Tl HRTX FIX L .x , E ...-- ,.. .s ,,.,,,- I' f , gr., a my 1 ': gi'-1 1 . ,-W, 75' ,. .'l ,, 3 . 1,-, ,.- . fr Q' ' Z .nffil .wg fi, if vn 1 -1.5. ,'. '.,-1'g1I -lf . 'LU'-' ,, ,v l' ' 3 1.4.51 A . ,, ..,.- ., .:N,., .2 .',,,.,, w ,LL1:21:':ff..,I5.fz'f QQQQ-5115: 1:7512 TA., ',IS.ii1..x f' ,nrgif EDITGRIAL WINNER ln the editorial writing contest conducted in December by Quill and Scroll, lrene HarringtOn's editorial on Armistic Day won first place in Montana. lrenc was also first place state winner in the National High School Awards with her editorial ls lt a Failure? The Significance of Armistice Day November llAlYhy does it mean so much to us? XVhy are we so enthus- iastic at the anniversary of the end of the XYorld war, when the closing dates of other great wars are almost erased from our memories? To some, .Xrinistice day is import- ant hecause it marked the closing of the world's most modern war. hut to me it is a day on which democracy tri- umphed over militarismg when the flag of equality among nations was again unfurled after four years of douhtg and when doughhoys with fighting hearts conquered a self-seeking and confident IRENE HARRINGTON 2lI'H15'- To those soldiers who were not physical and mental wrecks, that document, signed on Novemher ll. meant freedom. Now once again they would see their mothers, wives. sweethearts and children. They would have a decent hed to sleep in, a roof over their heads, and they could rest without heing disturhed hy machine guns. Yes, they would make up for those long, dreary months of hardship in the trenches, They would shake off the disillusionment hrought on hy the ghastliness of war. A-Xrmistice! Peace! How sweet those words sounded to their ears, deaiened hy the roar of cannon. No wonder they wept for joy! Yes, life is sweet for those who survived the hattle unmarred, hut for thousands of ex-service men, our maimed and shell-shocked heroes, the war is not yet over. These men claim our gratitude and respect on Armist- ice day and all other days. Let us not intensify their suffering hy our thouffhtlessness and forffetfulness. rs 1 6 XYe owe our liherty. the safety of our homes and our country to the millions who died so valiantly and willingly during that great conflict, and to the thousands who are still suffering, hecause they dared to answer the challenge of autocracy. .Xrmistice day recalls to our minds the cruelty of war, the hlessings of peace, the sacrifices of hrave men. lts animal celehration is a trumpet call lo us Americans to dedicate ourselves anew. to the preservation and perpetuation of the peace so dearly won. 5.1.7 C 1 .1 LBETY1 z1S1u'5:f.::QCL'.xlQNlf:5a..iQ ' ' li is 4'4'1:i: .-44? 4-1 4',4,4 4 .1 .4'4.4?4 1.,1LQ..l- 1 .f PACE THIRTY-SIX I2T...4. c'fCCCeLffCfrfr'. 'f.f.1'fJl KL, ,. I .-t In the second Quill anrl Scroll contest. Mary Lee's feature, Errors , placed sixth among the national winners. ERRORS Usually it's my lirain that wwn't wiirk, lint tfitlay even my hanfl refuses tu clit the things I want it tn. lirrwrs. errurs, I never emninitterl sn many in the shnrt space tif -I5 minutes. I startetl tu write a lieaflline, The first line hail IO units anrl the seewncl hail just IO. 'I'ry as I may tw cut them ilnwn. I t+iuliln't flu it I' l I if I l ul ' . er tal s, iz tleurgek little hatehet. I cfiulcl fln the cliwppilig' lwetter. lYeIl. the teacher wuulrln't rare fur my cliiiice uf wwrils in the heailline anyway, ancl I flnn't care if she is gluing tn teach at Central Iligh. Already I have a kink in my neck, anfl my fingers are like granclina's hefnre Sluairs liniment mafle its appearance Un flrug stfire shelves. MARY LEE Xt this point I fleeirlefl that heailline writing wasnt my style, lint current news lmikefl rather easy. Iiverytliing went fine until I reachetl the seventh questinn -I never flifl like ewimnittees. anll the llickersliain unefnever hearcl tif itl Ilut as I knew suinetliing alwnt the rest-except the Xl'illiam Sprague IDeeisinn -I fleeiflefl tu try my luck at that ulfl XYiekershain affair. I saifl it was a vi-imnittee tn limk intii the farce uf making wicker haskets. I thwuglit I was rather intelligent Ili analyze such a inf-nstrlvus-lwuking wiirfl. lkhen Iilwnrle Klarie In-it pertixicle eitherl, aeriiss the aisle. hearfl what I hail saifl. she giggletl anrl gurgleil until I fearecl the prim' thing wuulcl have L PllYllI5lUllh. She w+iulfln't tell me what was the matter tshe sairl it wiiulrlnlt lie fairy, lmut she wfiulfl say. XYieker- sham! Klary, use yuur thick skullg y+iu're alisiilutely liiqielessf' Yes, li wk whit uuilu cltine In mt Quill Zlllll Sei-till Culltehfr-, ' ' I -' lYell, as fur the feature writing, ywu can see It-r ywurselt my err.-rs in that attempt: I il-inlt knww if the wiinmas are jrlaeell right-I shrink them in when I clirln't have anything else tu jiit rliiwn. Kly grammar seems all right In me. hut th, gnml Iinglish -iurlges anrl lit,erary men, take pity un meganrl I'm litiuntl tu impruve. Sly hrain is in a whirl frwm all the errors, I'm the laughing stuck uf the rm m, my manieurefl nails are game lui the fnur wincls. Insteatl tif hlaek lurks I'm nnw a rluke's mixture uf IWIEICIQC anrl Wl1itC. IIIs itll ltegguise- uf yull, Quill flltrl Striilll Ylvlly tliil this scliniil ever get that charter? , --, ., .... , . . - -..- - 1- - L.1SIL:,. -s.1.-if..A,.-,-, 2 - - 2- I -r Av - . .,--V , . ..- .-I-,.sff,---Vg --...H La'.7.f27fJ'-..1ff i'4'. I . ., . -. , . fl 11, PAGE Tl IIRTY-SEVEN s I' , I sv,-q1'ex1,'-aj -sf-a-1-.X-1 axe,-ga,-.q l .. -1 'll . 1 W --4-L xp-.NYJ ,rbv-L.S.,.v,i 4--.1 .4-..:..'x. .X KODAK CLUB Front row: Warwick, Brouillette, N. Johnson. Second row: Ryan, O'Neil, Kelly, Rafferty. Third row: King, Lee, McKeown, Roe, K. Johnson, Mulholland, Coburn. lmr the Iulrpusc ul 15I'HClll'lllg' mapslmts lm' the annual, the liuclak Club was rc1u'ganizl-cl lu' the Sk'IllU1'S. L'urler the ulmle clirectiun uf Ruse Rue. Chief liliclccr, :mfl Nlznrie King, .Xssistzmt liliclfcr, tlu' uwlulwrw prlweml nrlept in the url uf plwtwg'1':11ml1y. SPA ISH DRAMATIC CLUB l,:1s lispzlmwlcs .XSI5ll'ZlllfC5,n the Spzmisli llramzltic Clulm, was reurgzlll- izcrl lwy the scwunl yn-:ir Spanish Class. fm' the lllIl'lWHSC 1rfg'lYl11g'Tl1t' students llllll'Q' cxpericllcc lu spealqiug' the Czutillizm lauguzigc. ,Xt the first lllk'Cllllg', uflucli was llelrl in l'lCll1'llZl1'f', the fulluwillg' officers were elm-ctcrl: llauliue lbw-lman. prcsirleutg lim-utluy UNCH, x'ice-presirlentg Mary Klcfzlrtliy, lI'CI'1Slll'L'l', :lull Xlfl1'g':11'ct AlllI'l'flf', sccretzlry. Klee-liugs were lielll twice El mwmtli mul were featured Ivy Spanish plays. l'L'L'llIlllH1l5, flings Zllltl rlziuccs. Front row: Shovlin, Maffae, Shea, Sullivan, Walsh, Rotar, Brady, Sullivan, Crosby. Second row: Meade, Doonan, Kelly, Crawford, McKeown, Byrne, San Miguel, Roll, McCarthy, Sheehan, O'Neill. Third row: Smith, Noel, O'Neill, Mulholland, O'Donnell, Monahan, O'Brien, Nolan. - ...-....-J X f...r1-x, LZIQ llllRTY-l.lC,l IT C2f'f?.7fifiZTl'.lT L'iL7.f't'f Q' TTJQ CREATIVE WRITING Front row: O'Leary, Murphy, Rotar, Hull, McDonald, Sullivan. Second Row: Flynn, Cassidy, Shepperd, Connole, Flaherty. Third Row: Manning, Corbitt, Lavelle, Lee, Connolly, Reilly. In preparation for the National Awards, the school sponsored a preliminary creative writing contest. The winning papers were entered in nine of the seventeen divisions of the national contest. These included essays, features, short stories, book reviews, art, poetry, editorials. cur- rent news, and science articles. MAGAZINE REVIEW WINNERS During the year magazine reviews were forwarded each week to the World News to be judged with articles submitted from the whole country. Central received nation-wide recognition when several girls of the senior class had their articles published. A cash award was given to each winner. KELLY KING BROOKE LEE ROE MCKEOWN D,l.l:T.:.5E11g::i:gVf.:.!: L .' I-l Iv' ' .-I1 If. -. I.'2.7.t.,'f -If f5'I'21'. 'i ' ' ' ' 'T -f 7 . '- '7'4l'I.' .ff ' 'V' PACE TIIIRTYVNINI ','ft1-JJ. r T' ' - ' f 'f -'fa nf 'mm 5:2555 ...5:.1,zf,.Lf:e'z uf .ljL-n.p-.a-.r.a..gr.'r.N .....,,,.s3... Ss . K ' '- K ,. Wino ' CLASS LEADERS FIRST QUARTER Catherine Connolly Fra'-res Moran Lois Murphy Mary Rotar Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman The girls who capture the highest grades in their classes each quar- ter are to be congratulated. lt is quite an achievement to reach the pin- nacle when there are so many competitors for the honor. For the first quarter, Mary Rotar made the highest grade in the school, 97.53 for the second and third quarters Gladys Gabrielson with averages of 98.4 and 98 led the honor students. i. r i i f .. . ' W A 5 I Nw .M i 'J . ii ii -5 r :S 1 sv' l ' . .1,,f SECOND QUARTER Top row: Catherine Connolly, senior classicalg Elizabeth Coburn, senior commercialg Helen Dennehy, junior commercial, Frances Moran, junior class- ical. Bottom row: Camille Maffei, sophomore commercialg Margaret Mc- Carthy, sophomore classical: Mary Rotar, freshman commercialg and Gladys Gabrielson, freshman classical. CS I. .' fx I. fl .Ik.1L .'s.Xl.lsIllslSfvIi.lIJ-iA.f.' ' 71221411.21 'v' ' ' ' ' 'LILZZAAZZJ' LI . f'.!7ff Z!..'f7. I 'Z v'Tff'2!?L 5'.7,.7',.T'.f,'74Il'C.TYILlYlT3I'- SJF1'.Y'1'X, ll XCll I UIQTY va-r-1-f if rf rr .A. , , ., , Los,-, . ..- ,, . 4 L SCHOLARSHIP HONOR STUDENTS SICNIHIQS .XXIJ ,JVNIUIQS Front row: iMiller, Q'Leary, Duchesneau, H. O'Leary. Coburn, Roe. Connolly, Lee, Harrington. King- f-Orr. Caron. Second row: Crawford, Kore, Hull, Kenney, Davis, Bilteau, Taylor, Gilmore, Moran, Cassidy, Flaherty, Dennehy, HONOR ROLL Each quarter following the examinations, an honor roll is pub- lished. Seventy-two girls made the first quarter honor roll. ninety-nine the second, and seventyfthree the third. The girls pictured on this page were honor students every quarter. SCHOLARSHIP HONOR STUDENTS SOl'l If llli MES .XNIJ l RliSllNl HN Front row: M. Rotar, Maffei, Gebrielson, Budell, C. Murphy, Sullivan, L. Murphy, Dezell, Smith. Second row: Meade, Doonan, Kearney, Moran, Tansey, Curtis, Volberding, Campeau, Rask, McCarthy. Not in picture: Gross. Adlard, O'Neil. 'Q f1.i -- f-W. I ' PACIZ VORTY- ONE , gif '- .1 . ' -v-rw W 'vt Y i 2 ,-I. 4, . , V, ,Y ,- J -, . -. .. - ., :wx-14,-'T-vax X Q., l 44.-f 44 - 4.4 ' 1 -'. l ' r- .V 2. pn- . v. T-: - .r.h,f,u-eb .L--.....V-1 ,b,iSL 1 K '. Lili, T. C, CLUB OFFICERS Front row: Bertrand, McCarthy, Gallivan, Sheppard. Back row: Dezell, Sullivan, Keller, Shea. THE T. C. CLUB The T. C. is a Sillnliwiiiuic clulw which was wrgauizecl hy the present Seuiur class iluriug their Supliuiiime year. The piiqmse arf the cluh is tcm iiiipi-:we the liuglish uf its members aurl euallle them tu hecume hetter acquainted with literature. The iueetiugs are featured hy lirugraius aurl social activities. JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB The yluuiur llraiuatic Clulw, which is a lung-staucliug auil highly recog- uizecl urgaiuzatiim at Central, has cumpletecl auuther successtul year. .Xiumig the must uutstaiicling' plays which were preseutecl are The Minister Cuiucs tu Tea aufl Quark, Quackf' The ufficers uf the clulm are as fullows: Director, Catherine Doughertyg awsistautw. Celt-stiue Carim, llazel Sullivan. Catherine Dwyer, Durotliy Gil- mure aml Mary Sullivan. Sullivan Dwyt r Dougherty Gilmore Caron Sullivan YI. ML f if-F.. lr .I-IH-l.Q.If.l'1f'fIQ.. .51gL 4S1lf2ZC3LL' Z'T 'T' ' T1 V. '.','T'. 1.25275 3. fTZTf. 7 TTI Y. . 7? fQ.1f'l.'?f'S'3.TX KICK 'J IQQZLTKS XT ,XSQ l'.'XCl. I URTYYTXVO A.. ' ' -Pt' if .i f-vvr-- A-'uri tI21zz'f:45z...r'...ffi.f5f..z:,..--..A cf.. - - R , -ug N 'I all. MARIE KING ROSE ROE PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DECLAMATION Marie King was selected as the schools extemporaneous speaker and represented Central in the district contest at Helena Where she was awarded fourth place. Marie's subject Was, The Monroe Doctrine in Japan. Rose Roe with the selection. Flaming Youth, Won first place in the school declamation contest. Marie King and Helen Lavelle were sec- ond and third respectively. Six girls selected in a preliminary contest participated. Rose represented the school in the state contest at Missoula. This year the public speaking and declamation classes were very large, and the members furnished many entertaining programs for the student body. CONNOLLY ROE LEE LAVELLE HARRINGTON KING lfJTx:t1':l.f.1'..Qf X111f:,f.f.fIgLLgJ.-1.1 I ln I .LE IC Jiafll L .!'-lf' -'l'4 f'.1,f- Lfgfa QJQTL Lf... .4 -L..i'rll'7 fT5 I'T'I'L'. '. ' 'RW' ' f ..'1'7f 1 '73 i FlQ :f'L' .,'e.'L'. .fl'g,'-' 'L'-f'.I.'C Z 1l-fffl . Rik? PAGE FORTY-THREE .-i ,. A.. 1 I' lk.. MONROE AND TYPINC1 CLASS L. Lane, H. O'Le-ary, C. Murray, E. Coburn, N. Johnson, M. McGowan, C. Duchesneau, E. Connole, H. Meade, E. Sullivan, A. Sheehy, M. Prenclergast, K. Duggan, M. McMillan, E. Buckley, C. Phillips, M. Reilly, C. Johnson. THE SERVICE CLUB The Service Club, a new organization formed this year in order to relieve the faculty of various supervisory duties, proved a great success. The club was composed of seven seniors who performed their duties with much efficiency. Soon after its organization. the members adopted maroon and White monograms hearing the letters S. C. MCKQ-own Buckley Murray O'Neill Corr Kelly Duchesneau -v-wr. -'- J -4 'NYJ 4,..1.- x Jr' 1 i Xil 'HM l'Y'l OKR xgk ATTENDANCE HONOR STUDENTS First row: Paul, McGloin, Doonan, Volberding, Harrington, Coyne, Sullivan, Murphy, Manning, Gallivan. Second row: Flaherty, Shovlin, Venus, Fearon, 0'Connell, Moran, Murray, O'Brien, Anderson, Moss. O'Leary, Budell. Third Row: Duchesneau, Feeney, Erickson, Christie, Dolan, Moran, Kore, Davis, Barry, Dennehy, Meade, Sullivan, Smith. Fourth row: Coyne, Nankerville, Miller, Gallagher, Sullivan, Rice, Murphy, Bilteau, O'Leary, O'Brien, Gabrielson, Maffei, Murphy, Sullivan. Fifth row: Gilmore, Miller, Boyle, Tansey, Molloy, Cason. Muller, Boyle, Kearney, O'Neill, Roll, Murphy, Gallivan, Rask. THE JUNIOR PROM The Junior promenade, more beautiful and successful than ever, was held on May l. The many colored dresses of the girls. the dark suits of the hovs. the splendid decorations, and the delightful music of the orchestra made the scene one not soon to be forgotten. . The members of the committee are to be congratulated on the cf- ficient manner in which they carried out all arrangements. Front row: Mueller, Dougherty. Back row: O'Leary, Caron, H. Sullivan, G. Sullivan. PAGE FORTY-FIVE 1-rv' QIIUIHIUIEQ GIBHESINHGIIIIIMMIEQIIIGEIFHEQ tt QD 3 tt Publtshecz' by THE CLASS CF 1931 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOGL Butte. Montana Jl.. , l -X All ----.Q .,-T Q -V141 ,QV - Y i'g,g..g.y,4,1,r7z 4-051.13 :L , r,,.uy:-fi., ,.. 'st,333'f,..,':n.: -.s --- .1-rr . All LIBRARIANS Front row: Prendergast, Taylor, O'Donnell. Second row: Kenny, Davis, Mulholland, Dennehy. Central's library ranks among the best, meeting as it does, the state requirements for high school libraries. This year new sets of scientific volumes, over a hundred books of fiction, and several reference works were purchased. Many fine books have been donated by the principal and other friends of the school. QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY Early in April fourteen members of the Centralite staff were ini- tiated into Quill and Scroll, honorary journalistic society. The students qualified for this honor by excellent work in writing and business man- agement. At the initiation each new member was presented with a pin bear- ing the official insignia of Quill and Scroll. Front row: Harrington, Lavelle, McFadden, King, Coburn, Sullivan. Back row: Kearney, Harring- ton, Johnson, Roe, lVlcKeown, Connolly, Lee, O'Leary. F3153 1 'S' .ff9I'q531f.f.,S 'IIisI..,.'p 9.x5fSIH:.YIZZCCL'2'4'JIIZZ2J '.2.Z4'.7.JZl' ' V. 'LL '7' T7 .?7.? .1-34 .TI if ..IL'f 7.fflD L ..',. L' -Ql'Qfl'I.x's...,'XL-.,-.'i.'l3.'Q-k -. -L IT-XCl'. VORTY-SIX .',WQl'J t va.. Pi 7-'-fy.-g ,, ' v. ,-.. . ....- 4.L...1.4f cQ.' fM .Tx S .3:'rii:Qsx.Q..fw1Lxi xx ' ir-ui .n,, SCIENCE SERVICE CLUB Kathryn Dwyer was elected president and Rose McNulty secretary of the Science Service Club which was organized this year. Other mem- bers are M. Mueller, A. Cassidy, C. Hoare. M. Moran, C, Shepperd. and M. Ryan. The care and arrangement of lab equipment and the preparation of a lab guide were some of the services of this group. CHAMPION AD TEAM These three girls were the first to secure the allotted amount of ad- vertising for the Annual in the ad campaign conducted by the staff. They were given a treat by the group which collected the lowest amount. The Seniors were divided off into teams of three and assigned a certain quota. ft ily L. LANE M. BROOKE c. PH!LL!PS Q A 'YI5IlIr1QI?.2i1. 7 'L '2... 1l 11 .H If .iff-1 '.Q' Z22lQ4T Z' 41 , K ,.Sf..HX.Tf.'KX'-. 'ixi3fl1'iFL..''i1'i91i PAGE FORTY -SEVEN ..--4 :.'- 7 .l' , . , ', 7 . V. .fi'v.1 -v-rg -4---fa--qfq-qwfv -1-1,1-tf'r Q t4f1y,,...:twk UQ 3,933 ,. -.- .... ..-,.Q,a..s MA -...C..c, 'i Exif' ' F T ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR Though Professor Jackson has been directing the Central orchestra for only a little more than a year. it has made won- derful progress in that time. He is both a musical artist and skillful teacher, and he has succeeded in imparting some of his artistry to the orchestra. His musicians were in constant de- mand during the year for public as well as private performances, and their play- ing always called forth hearty commen- dation and reflected great credit on the A l director. F. O. JACKSON ESSAY WRITERS ln the chemistry contest sponsored by the American Chemical Society. Catherine Connolly was awarded second place in the state. The title of her essay was Chemistry and Public Sanitation. Her paper was also entered in the national contest. Margaret Corbitt, a freshman. won first place in the state in the Current Events division of the National High School Awards sponsored by twelve leading magazines. Her essay was entitled Why My State ls Eamousf' ff' L M. CORBITT c. CONNOL LY 5711:'f..3'r.',S'Q.331xf.i1b1iliwL51'lTL1 lf 'A 4' lf'f.V'. 'T '.'7T?. 1'. f . L .'. 'J' f C1Xfg'.'.1'a 'FI Till' f.':li'2QI43S l' XCT. FORTY-EIGHT if i 2 If D .Til CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL lt's more than just a building, girls? This school we love so well: Of countless tales of honors won, This school of ours could tell. lt's more than just a building, girls! Proud shall we ever be Of thy great name, old Central High. Thats dear to you and me. C5lS..IxNZi:lTIi1LX,X.T' XSXBIF' ' ' ' -T, N 6.4.4 L 27 .. . L L l PACE YIFTY s f we ' 'A - .- 'fi , is SENIGR CLASS HISTORY 1927-28 In 1927 we entered the halls of Central as Freshies with big feelings and joyous anticipation. Our basketball team won third place in the interclass tournament by defeating the Sophs. 1928-29 We started our sophomore year with just as much vim and vigor as we displayed as Preshies. Early in the year we sponsored the most suc- cessful candy sale ever held at Central. As first organizers of the T. C. Club We upheld its ideals. The crowning achievement of this year was the winning of the basketball championship by defeating the Seniors 10-9. 1929-30 Realizing our importance, We first proved our ability as Juniors by having a goodly number on each Honor Roll. The Dramatic Club. under the able direction of Catherine Connolly. Nora Brouilette, Mae Mulholland and Norma Johnson, displayed its tal- ent in the various fields of entertainment. Our Prom, held April 25, was just as successful as it was spectacular. The basketball quintet were champs for the second consecutive year, downing the Seniors 14-5. 1930-31 Our Senior year was just one success after another. Both Central- ite drives were successful. Those winning honors in the Quill and Scroll contests were: Irene Harrington, first place in Montana. and Mary Lee, sixth place in the nation. Several others received honorable mention. Fourteen members of the Centralite staff were admitted into the Quill and Scroll Society. Our school paper won third place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Contest. and other honors. Catherine Duggan Was elected our cheerleader, and she certainly proved to be a peppy one at all the games. sxxxxxxxsxsss.xsxesxmNSsmxw 14 11141114 ln! IQVI! ' 't vzzzzgrilrzzlz liililllllllll xx 'xsxxx is R 'fs ' awk SS' YE PACE FIFTY-ONE. sxxxxsxx , xxxxswxkxxsxxxxxxxxsxxxxssssxsw L 'i J I , I rs CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and thirty- one of the Girls' Central lfligh School, located on the richest hill on earth of the Treasure State, being in good health of body and of sound mind, and not acting under the penalty of death, injury or physical pain, do make, publish, and declare this to be our Last XVill and Testament: To our Alma Mater, we leave hopes that we are the last class to graduate from this antique but famous building. To our teachers, we give our highest esteem for the patience and co- operation shown us in all our school activities. To the Freshies, our art of note writing. To the Sophomores, we bestow our ability, vim, and brilliance to be- come what we are-You'll need something, Sophs. To the -Iuniors, we leave our love and right to sit in the front section at our lew but cherished assemblies. lo the Principal, we bequeath our sincere wishes, and we pledge our support for a new school. Mary Mctlonigle leaves her gift of gab to a Freshie gossiperf-Show your speed, Freshie. Catherine Connolly bequeathes her superior intelligence to Bonita Matson. Colette D, wills her Mistakes to the best alto vocalist in the Glee Club. Margaret Murray bcqueathes her ability to blush to H. McKeown. Dote O'Neil bestows her gurgling' laugh on P. Oaas. Elizabeth Coburn leaves the key to the press and its privileges to C. Leary. Rose Roe bequeathes her acting ability to J. O'Connell. Kathryn Duggan wills her monogram sweater to C. Gallagher. Irene lflarrington leaves her ability to hold offices to Marie Ander- Sllll. Marg. Kendrigan wills her position as Star Forward to E. Reilly. june Mclieown leaves her drivers license to Sadie Fearon-Get your kidcly car. Marie McMillan gives her carmine colored lipstick to Mary 0'Neil. llope she uses it as artistically. XYe do nominate and appoint Father Time to be the lfxecutor of this, our last XYill and Testament. ln testimony, whereof, we, the said Seniors of '31 have to this, our last will and testament, subscribed our names, and affixed our seal, this second day of -lune in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty-one. Margaret Roach Mae Mulholland County of Silver Bow County of Silver Bow State of Montana State of Montana SSS S SSXQTQQQQQSYSQSQ i llllllfl?l,fIlIll!llllllIIlflII v11111111111111 1122111112 11gQxixxiSxxxx xxxxsssxxixxsxxxw PACE FIFTY-TXVO '35 A, 1. CLASS PROPHECY XYhile walking down the street I heard a call: Come one, come all, gaze into the crystal ball. XYell. maybe it's true, and I started to run In hope of a view of the class of '31, Ali, I shouted. it's true. it's true, -Xs familiar figures loomed into view. I saw Esther and Collette down on the farm Displaying their well-known musical charm. Lucille and LaVerne own a beauty shop. And K. Duggan there wields a heavy mop. Corr and Carty have crashed the movies. King and McFadden are famous beauties. The Roach, Murray, and Kendrigan trio Are on the stage dancing to O Solo Mio. As a chef gl. McKeown makes excellent gravy. To help Yonee feed the hungry nary. Marie McMillan has put aside all fun, XYith M. Mulholland a hospital she'll run. Rafferty and M. Reilly, while rowing on a lake, Tipped the boat and met their fate. Caddy Johnson, now dances in a cabaret, XYhile brilliant Norma feeds horses hay. Kate Connolly, well known as a teacher stern, Makes Nora Brouillette's children learn. Rosie Roe and Dote. two hohoes yet. Lost all their money on a horse race bet. Kathleen and Pony, two good dieticians, Have discovered a way to reduce musicians. Irene Harrington runs a home for old maids. And there the fair Catherine ffVDonnell stays. Peg Monahan. now a millionaires wife. Says she's leading a wonderful life. Mary Lee. a missioner far, far away. Is converting her thousands day by day. And. and Monica. in Lane's .lazz Band lYhile Liz and Tan dance the hours away. Florence Kelly is a great tennis champ, .-Xnd H. Meade is the world's most famous vamp. play, Lois Sullivan, who dances in a show, Keeps press agent, McGowan. on the go. XYith the circus that left town one day. M. Kelly and M. Shea rode ffl-l'. far away. Toots Phillips, the best ad getter of all ages, On McGonigle's paper now earns her wages. Helen Lavelle, a spinster. hung a sign On her door. Singing lessons any time. Now that I knew about all. I was full of joy. .Rnd the old slang phrase I shouted. Oh, boy. A peppy crowd and full of fun XYas the dear old class of 231. v ' 1111414111141411111zerzzzrlllfzzzzzzzzz 1 ul -I' ,Q 'Q 'Inv 'ft' SN. - XSSNXSXW AXXXNXXSXSSSSXXXXSSSXSKXNSSSN A lllllllllllllf flllllllillllg 71llllllililllillilllillldfll Si! PAGE FIFTY-THREE fe la. - J K t2Lz:z:12Qz'f9lQg,5f2t::: . . s NN s sxsxwssxxxsxssxxxxxxs-ws t .', MDTHER lf I were a poet, a weaver of dreams. t l would weave a sweet story for my queen of queensj lf I were cz painter, a master of art, I would paint a great picture for you. sweetheart: lf l were a singer. a maker of song. l 4 , l would sing a sweet theme to you, I ue loued long: H- '-AVE'-LE But since l can't claim these talents so rare. l And must be content with the wish and the prayer, I can only say in my own simple way How I loue you dear Mother. my life's brightest ray. Mothers Day Poetry Contest Each year in May the Centralite Staff conducts a Mothers Day poetry contest in the school . The students put their best efforts into the work. and many excellent poems are submitted. In the 1930 contest Mother by Helen Lavelle and To a Departed Mother by Marie Riley were the Winners. To a Departed Mother Mother. I did not know. before you went away. There were so many hours in the day: And that the night. so desolately drear And full of loneliness. would seem a year. Mother. l did not know the winds were quite so f Sniong' M. RILEY The winds that lore the blossom from the bough: Nor that the rain could sing so sad a sony. The whole night Iona: but, oh I know it HOLU, ET1:??SS5.',S'S5353Zi . svn sxsst ' felfllllfzlzzvlfziille P2745 J -1441 ,e ,4 L 1 Ill siiixtixsxxssxxxtx ixxsxxis l'.XLLl. l'll TY-FOUR X .-.a g 1- 1111414zlzzlllzfzzzzzzrlzlifzzf 111114: xx xxx A x A JF-' '.- - 29 CLASS DAY PROGRAM i MAY 21, 1931 Songs - .v QAv...f. 1 , ..... 1111, ...,., 1111 1111 1 1 1 1 11 Senior Quartet L. Sullivan. H. O'Leary. C. Duchesneau, C. Rafferty President's Address 1111 1 111111 .11, ,,,.,,, 1 ,,,,,, 11,,,1111,,11, ,,,,,, I r e n e Harrington Reading- Run Queek Rosie 1111, 1 ,111111 11 11 Rose Roe Piano Selection- Neopolitan Nights 1 1 11 11 Esther Connole Class Prophecy .111 1 111111111111111111111111 11111. 1 1111111111 H elen Lavelle Reading- Rich Guy 11 111111111111111111 11111111 1 1 11111 11 Ann McFadden Class Play 1111111 1 1 1 1111 .1 ....1 1111 1111 1 1111 ' ' Two Tables of Bridge Reading- Sarah's Birthday Gift 11,1 1 1111111 11.1Catherine Connolly Class Will 1111111111111.111..1111 .1..111111111111111111111.1111111111 . 11 Margaret Roach Senior Orchestra 1 1 1.11. 1 1..111111111.111111 1 1111 11 1 1 Popular Selections M. Prendergast, saxophone: A. Sheehy, violin: L. Lane, trumpet: E. Connole, piano. Class Song- Dear Central High 1111111 Seniors Words by Lois Sullivan CLASS SONG DEAR CENTRAL HIGH 4Tune- Jennie Lee l Dear Central High. We'Il say yood-bye to you,- We always will be trueg You know that, too. Each memory Of days we spent with thee ln our hearts' treasury lVill always be. Better friends, I know, we'll never meet: No other days will euer be so sweet. May your proud name Attain still greater fame. Our love you'll ever claim Dear Central High. 7IIlllIllf7llliVliI2f Wifi? 'QQSSWYSS if - ' PAGE FIFTY-FIVE. fe.. v' '65, 5 .- gggggxgq13XSXSSXXXXSXNXSXXSSSXxxSSKxSxxS 'A f' 'sa,..-.f FOREWORD Four years have quickly passed, and we must soon leave thegprotecting Walls of our Alma Mater. In future years the pages of this annual will bring back fond memories of high school days in the little old school on the hill. May the remembrance of our years at old Cen- tral always be a consolation and encouragement to US. sxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx fIll!IliffIlllllflfllllllllllp va111111zzizfzzzfzzkzzfzfrzzz Q xxxxxxixxiixxxxxsxxxxxxxxis ASQ LJ' i'f1..'.4 ' :ali-f::i2 f ' .-.QTKTL 'xi if--15015 . J, V . so A E V E I S V? 7 J SEPTEMBER PM 5 C: Q pr!-L z.1 '57 A whole school yiar ahead. k , Centralite Staff egins wor. Orchestra practice again. 'f I Glee Club reorganized, ,iii fx Ar' Senior Class election. e'--NI A-A-V-A I M k Freshie initiation program. MH O 5 First F're Drill ..,N- - II, ' 1 ' . ' C me+. 3 ' I Centralite Drive begins. SEPTEMBER C Attendance Banner. Frosh Commercials. .U Mary Coyne. Miss Centralite. 1 sf' ' K I Duggan, Ch -leader. Q flfwi jmilnlior Dramaticmglub re-organized. A 11 XLII junior class election. First Centralite issued ' X. rw ,Ji if Seniors select announcements. -A ? ' ' , 1 I Ai' Service Club formecd. if G l . ' it-1 ' I ' ICI Zijgeiisiigtits appearance. ' I .rg Honor roll announced 'li' 1 X 'r ' Q53 Seniors receive skull-caps. 'Qi XX I I I QTIII. 'I Essays on Referendums 33-34. 1 ,Q ni Orms again. - ' 'A A l'lallowe'en program for lsabellas. T Staff visit th' Post. OC 0 B E Q Lecture or? Naiions Capital, ,. ., ., Pep Rallv. Butte-Central game. I I PM E ' ' i LX' 4 ' IW :L NOVEMHBER ', I I ei wi ii f Mixer dance at K, C. Km, ,XE-1-NCYIIIWI A Soph classicals, attendance banner. ' lui' liliiii, Till' C ' I Irene Harrington. first place in national edi r , .nflw ,E . Q . n im: -b torial contest. GCN' X, f J Second Centralite out. X? ix' II X,.f june McKeown's magazine review published. in jf! fx 2 Service Club selects monograms. J Z ff Mary Kelly's magazine review published. 4 junior Dramatic Club program. B Glee Club program over KGIR. E. Thanksgiving dance-two Centrals. 35- xo , f' ' 'iq-I ' 5 1. . . ' 0--A' DECEMBER f ,. I . IJ 4 . - Soph Commercials, attendance banner. 'f I New safe installed. I - 'I 'I i -6 Retreat. ,,. -, . . 'I .. ' .J Senior class rings arrive. KL U, '4'c' Gump League started. Y ' Ax I4 Program for Sister Anacleta and Sister -i ' -2- ' Frances. 'Q I ,. 'I I I5 Centralite again. yy I, ,V 'X I7 II. E. Gammon addresses staffs of three papers i ' . 1 22 Kiddi Party at K. C. AIM' I! ' ' Z3 E.mpiy Roofnf' presented. E M B E R Christmas acation. JANUARY 7 I, F Each to sclaool fxgainf I I f eniors ma e pans or annua. I I - Wg 'A So h Commercials, attendance banner. P ' : V ' ' Glee Club program at St. james. 'E ' Centralite once more. ffm W A eI.'W 722 V. v,-ff ! JANUARY Centralite entered in Columbia contest. 6 Semester exams. O-O-O-O-O-Oh- New Quarter begins. Honor Roll, Seniors-juniors creative writing. Skating. Cecilia Nunkeville, third. Scooge quint wins Gump League. Quill and Scroll Contest. Rose Roe's magazine review published. Girls' Vocational Congress. '.' I I- 7.15:-'J'Q.3 5B2.1l51..'s..'i'.Z-..'I 5112: ' ' ' f ' v'T'ZTC T. '.-'2f'.','.i . 'L L TTT . 'L -'.TT'.LC?If'77 .Q I.Jl'Qf.YS1ii1 - L. P-XCI1 VIVTY-SIX 4 . 1 1, .- ff.: .rr . , r' , .--' - '. - f f'-- X -. ZZZZlL.442'i.' ' ' ' CL'6T71-.ffI LIIZTTZ ?ff'?4e-fp 5 Q, :npr 4, . x' Ly ' E V E I S K .. X 'rv ig, X . i . v Y FEBRUARY ay 1 l Soph Liommerrials, attendance banner. . rl 4 IQSI spanish Dramatic Llub. RX , , 5 Kodak Club formed. t lvl 7 Annual drive begins. N ' ., .1 K ,t Y. 8 Sophomore tlass el-zttion. 7 N I0 T. C. Club program. I .N W N , . fgxklx X K I2 Marie King, pubic sparking representative. PKPIQ A. , la If i l-I Valentine Day Dance. ' 'I V. lf Ib Mary Lee. sixth place in national writing F EB R U A RY I7 Mary Miller. annual drive winner. ZZ Patriotic program. ,gig-5 ,f-Y Zh'ZB District tournament A Jw Prof. Coiry tall-is on Oi-gfordf' J MARCH I Frobli classitalb, .xltonclnnce banner. 4 cj 5 Mary Brooke, Nlarv Lee. magazine reviewg win :H -. 'P Slides of Nlass shown 'V YV I0 Operetta presented. Great Crowd. w 1 IJ Program for lhabellas. ' I-I Centralite wins third place at Columbia, 1 M-H in l F, ' , 'A ' ' ' ' nf .:, ........ . .... 1 t. - 'HH' I7 Marie king speaks at lrish banquet. 27 lnterclaaa tournament blurts. M A Q1 H APRIL I-fx I f 'if -- a z gli b: Q I Seniorb, basketball Champa. 'T gr ,3 ' SX, I7 fi: F Frosh commercials, attendance banner, ' iff ,' V '54 2 Easter vacation be-gina, , P- ' Q I 7 Classes resufnefl, 1' ' 'HX g w ' 1 ' T il Ili Mines Co-Eds entertain Senior: op fi' 5 ll X I 9 Centralite oul again. pRoM lx ilk , I7 Senior iroliq. I ft ' ,4 I ' I'I Marie Kingi: magazine review publislirrl 'l,, -I, 'K 26 Declxmation contest. L i I , MAY l S g I i ', I .Iumor Prom, Aft ' I 4 l I ' I I Senior apron :ind ribbon day. - ,I--I ' ,, . , . . X . .ag-, It ' f . Il Mary Lee rnaguzlne review angst-plc-fl A ov-1 3,-,Aw K-If 5 I-I Senior picnic. ! ' PQIIP' IIQ5,-HTQ-i-, ' IB ,lunior iifiron davx N' If 1 X I'7 Last edition ol Lentralllt- ' . . Zl Senior Class day. ' 25 Highebt attentlanco trout. Z0 Exams. begin. 50 Memorial day 11, z -4- ' . v X I HI I1 E JUNE I H i ff 17s I Exams over-fviflioopeel 'K gi 2 Graduation. 'Sali over. ff I v l,,,,,..r1. - L - -f- -I Reports. J U N E ,PM Qlilllbflflflifl fa fflgfr '-I 5.155 'i'f+.'l1IL'ff2Q L.'i.lful'..LtLL1. . Q Z: .,gla..'1'.. . , 1.14 4 .v-5' f ' ' rn , ' ' , ' . .' 'rv' ,,-art' in ' ' . ' .. 4,127.2 1,711.41 2.1'ff4Q'Z 4 4 ..?L45'Z','.?4 .. JT:fff.l uy.fi'1 :-r..f1'7f i'f'- 1. ff.. '. x' f.,'.ffI. 'V' I'.XGli I-'Il-'TY-S N . H Y' St. vt vw-.QQ 1' I mqv ., l sxsxmmvsxsxsxxxxsxxsxxxxsxxxxxssxwxxw Q Q q,, 5 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM 22 32 Right Reverend George J. Finnigan C. S. C. D. D., Bishop of Helena, Presiding. X3 23 Scholastic March ..... .. ..,,...,,.,,.. .,,. St, Clair Thoughts of Youth ..... ......,.....,.,.,,., , ,.,....,. . , ,,.,, . ,,.,,,... St. Clair Orchestra Frolic of the Clouds .. .... . . Country Joy .. ...,,.,....,.. Song and Wand Drill ......, . My Fiddle .......,,..,........ Indian Clubs ..,.,.,......... What's ln the Basket . ..... Song of Farewell ...... Shorter Hours ....... ..... . D The Spirit of Central ..... . Rhythmic Orchestra ....... Gypsy Revels ........ ..,... Address .... .. ........... oso.. . . Presentation of Diplomas . ...... .... P upils of Holy Savior School ...-.-,-...-----.Pupils of St. Lawrence School Pupils of Immaculate Conception School Pupils of St. John's School Freshman Gym Class Pupils of St. Joseph's School ...-.Kountz Glee Club ..... ..... P upils of St. Mary's School Pupils of St. Patrick's School -..---.Pupils of St. Ann's School --,---.Pupils of Sacred Heart School Mr. James T. Finlen, Jr. Rev. M. J. Leonard 82 32 FOX THEATRE, JUNE 2, 1931 NXXSXXSSXSSSXXNSSXSXXSXXXSXSN Illlllllillflllfflflfllfffffl 7111111111211 '1111111111111i11 0 hitxxiixsixxxvxxxisxxxxxxxw PACL FIFTY-EIGHT - N vfffgznzzfz-flllrzzzzefrflr' 1114 I! V Q . - X YQ! v S3551 YSSSKSNS SS .SXLS ' I ,lilllflllffll ll IPIIIIIZ iii? Il Ill! xxiixixxsxssxi SSYSXSKXXXXSN PAGE FIFTY- NINE ' r Lzgix '.1..' 'fgzcfzz' ' g1f Qn H.: lIITl..Jgy '1:f:.-r..i'Q, 3 ' vtkif' I if .'1 .f .?3'i.C..l.'-,BBL L .211-llfl 'X-.X ' LITE Y' LZE V. JZ, 'T TIL 4 ',.r . '.. '. '.7 T512 '..' '. '.. '. LIL .' .- '. .-'PJQTCZK 1 L mags. srxn ,x, '- l2ZZCZ f A 'ftff fff.f-zfvfffv 4 2 - V i.I4....-x4,-n.1. . . A. 1 .... . .' f LL . h -.,,'3-y x'f - 1 l ,i1f.ESB3'.i1bYQ,BLilLILhT:lA,YJ.JL!.l ,.LfKL ng '. L.'-ff ..' .L ., A 3.5 :fps W Y . .V ,, Y -...: q-A' :Ml--1, 1-X15 1-'-- s 4 :'. at.-N .-le L4'4 'f '. . ..7.'7.f'--YL . .fl . J-. . . .- I - . -. , . - . , ,, M 5244444414 .4 ..fA .1 I , . . - '. PAGE SIXTY-ONE 247 ,wa X .1 , 1 . flgjgsmxsxxxxs xxxs sxxxxssxxxsxxxxyxyysxgsxxs it - g 'A I' 1 V The Richest Hill On Earth BUTTE ln the mountains nestled high With snowy peaks against the sky, ls Butte. the gem of the Treasure State, Whose fame as the Hrichest hill is great. The barren hilsides near the town. With timber long since hewn down, Tell the story often told Of man's persistent search for gold. ln the hills Where Indians roamed in bands, Butte, a thriving city, stands. NSXXSXSSSYS I Ifillll!!!lllflfflllllllliilll 7 I Ill! If -' , I? 4 Pi . ' 'I SSS! 'S PACE 5 IXTY- TXVO f' 'A Z If JGKNIJQOEDD 401, cegv Q I fQ Qf S ff2Q21wg+w fI Q I I I I II I I I I 4 . 'f V. A Y H, -rv. I ,- ri..-.. .qi-qv -vw g -I-.- h iZl.'?lJ'.Lr.4 1272 V Q6 J ., ...c..s.. Ina., 773.73 ...--.l , X, qv, F14 Q l' . .'. In -,dt OUR RAHT RAH! GIRL ln Qctober. Kathryn Duggan, a member of class '3l, was elected school cheeraleader for '30 and '3l. Pit all of the athletic events of the year she was ready with her well-organized section to root for the Maroon and X AX D White. l-ler pep and enthusiasm entitled her to a white sweater with a maroon megaphone, which was presented by the B. C. Monogram Club. Kay was one of the best yell Q. .., leaders ever chosen to represent Cen- ,rv . .fi- elflllli 1 . - iw' I 'NX V +'+ - tral. She deserves high praise for the excellent showing she made at all games. KATHRYN DUGGAN CLASS CHEER LEADERS Two girls were elected from each class to lead the cheering sections during the interelass tournament. Each girl endeavored to make her section the peppiest at the games, and to cheer her team on to victory. Defeat did not dampen the spirit of any of the girls and loyalty and good sportsmanship prevailed through- out the tourney, The '31 group of yell leaders will be remembered as one of the best elected. McFadden Leyden Fecney McKeown Duggan Roe Rogers Walsh T . ..il?..fx'4Qf13 Sill L1 LSILLL' f5f..3 ' ' LL' .Q 'J1 LT .ZILGX ' 'W TT '. .L X, ILT '. .7ff - '. '. '. 7? .'- ',7ff '77 Iiflfi YK' .T.'.q, .f-,Y K' JCTILTT K. L., ,L .XLLI-Q SIXTY-FOUR H ' vz l1fW'fl'5ss s.:,'L.'fs::.1i1 - N v..5 T . ru' , GYM ACTIVITIES Pep, vigor and good sportsman- ship were the outstanding character- istics of this year's athletic activities. More participants and better trained athletes made all competition keen. The basketball tournament was the snappiest ever. The baseball league was large and the track meet was fea- tured by the best of sportsmanship. A great deal of interest was also shown in the swimming classes. Lawrence Manion. athletic in- structor, deserves much credit for the progress the girls have made in physic- al education. LAWRENCE MANION THE PRESI-IMAN GYM CLASS Physical education became a part of the Freshman course this year. Classes were held at the K. of C. gymnasium twice a week under the direction of Lawrence Manion. The work proved interesting and profitable to the girls. Selected groups made a public appearance between acts of the Op- eretta on March IO and at the Commencement exercises. 1-. f f L'4f4-,fgggg ' 1 z,',fz.1u.'1 4, a.,.f:7J7 fza-. - 27. ...fl 'f31':1f Ys..-- i::.k:s:LTi S-.xH1't'mf:1 PAGE SIXTY-FIVE ly -'.:. 7 1 . 9' 1,11111lzzzelllfzrlzeizlllizzzg 11111114 xxxxxxxxxxxw 3 DEDICATION To our Mothers, who have been the guid- ing lights of our girlhood, and who will be the models of our Womanhood, our Mothers Whose greatest joy is our success and happiness: with a love they alone deserve, with a gratitude they alone merit, We, the seniors, in a spirit of un- dying appreciation dedicate the 1931 Centralite Annual. 0 IllIlIllIl!!!?I Ilflflilllll A fu an 'Wh' f' a f . 1, g ms ssimxssssxxxxxxxsxxxxxssxi X. . , lg of SEN IDR BASKETBALL TEAM The Maroon Maidens regretfully close a very brilliant basket- ball career. Irene Harrington was captain, when as EVergreens We upset the dope by defeating the Wise Fools . ln our Sophomore year Margaret Kendrigan led us to victory over the Seniors. Under the leadership of June Mclieown, as Juniors. We continued our fighting spirit and took the high and mightiesn into camp to the tune of 4 to 5. We showed good judgment in electing Margaret Roach as our captain for our final hoop season. ln our last game we shaded our opponents 4 to 5. Rain or snow, hail or sleet, Vv'e're the team that's hard to beat, We're the best in all creation: We're the Senior delegation. Yea, Seniors? Row-de'-doW dowY Row-de-dow-dow! Cmon. Seniors. show 'ern how? Kendrigan, forwardg Murray, guardg Brooke, guardg Roach, center fcjg McKeown, guardg Harrington, forwardg Sullivan, sub. E537 XSS. 5 S S Nxxkssxs U I - 1111111eflzlzfzlzllrzrlllle ' 1 Ii I ffvavflnawvl' ,I'l hisSxssxsxxxssxxsxxxxxxxxsw. I' XCL SIXTY-SIX N IllIilllllllllllllllfllkl' Illlfifi . I WJ Q.. L, ,, x, 3 JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Although they havent been successful enough to cop a champion- ship during their three years of playing, the Red and XVhite have made a great showing for their class. They were by no means an easy mark for their opponents. They reached the finals this year but were defeated in a fast game with the Seniors by a score of 5 to -4. Helen McGonigle was chosen as captain for '31 and led them through their most marked year. They have high hopes for the '32 tournament. Julius Caesar, Cicero dear. XVe're the team that has no fearf NVe may be rough, we may be tough. But were the team that knows our stuff. Yea. Juniorsf Rin-tin,-tin Rin-tin-tin Yea, Juniors. you can winf V ix Watson, forward: McCarty, guard: Sullivan, center, McGonigle, guard fclg McKeown, forwardg Gilmore, sub.g Anderson, sub. gxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxsxtxxxxxsxxx Iilllll 11141351111 4 4 vazlfzzzzifzlavfavb'llilzliz nswsisvi sxsinxxxsxsix XS PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN ' -l'3fr 3'-r-rrgrr 2-ve , -w--rf-v-i-Y ivj- fiv- I4.Q4',.4.aJ..d.-!4i.4Z ' sliupsalf 3.1-..:, u.J.,L.:Q: -ivtlfif' in - SOPHQMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Blue and White meant a great deal to the second year lassies this season. They were out to win if they could prove themselves strong enough for their opponents. Bowing before the onrush of the first year team did not make them lose faith. They played with the same spirit and vigor that they had used before. It Worked: they gained fourth place in the inter-class. The Sophs are eagerly awaiting the next tournament so that they may win a higher and more noted position. Kandy, handy, dandy Pete, Central I-li is Where we meet: Hep, hep. lots of pep. We're the Sophomores. Watch our rep? I-lobble, gobble, razzle, dazzlel Sis. boom, bahl Sophsf Sophsl rahl rahl Coyne, sub.g Gallivan, forward: Shepperd, guardg Shea, guardg Mulholland, centerg Thiveridge, for- wardg McFadden, sub. 1 . ' J Y J Aiffgi ,SB Sb lull x:Lv1a:N:: L1:.1BX'l4Qi2Q1LCZC22.fZ' 5 7 ' 1 Iii . Y 2 7.72154 . L L 17.1 L ,'.'..'.QZ' fl gf: 27221 YJ Q11 i .4 IUXCIL SIXTY-EIGHT N 1 A fl 4EZTClIL'T4ZZZIfJi1'5.1'..1 I.'3f2lTffTT1 l . '-.'-'Lrg 1. -.- 1-it. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM With a pep unexcelled by any other competing team. the Frosh made their debut in the high school basketball league. Fairly large for a be- ginners' team, they entered each game with the determination to win. They succeeded in bringing the Sophs down to their level in the hoop World. Cecilia Nankeville was chosen as captain for the green ones, and they didn't make such a bad showing. XVe look for bigger and better things from this team later. Gold, Silver. Copper: Who's gonna stop her? Dressed in green. Thats our team, 'Yea, Freshies! Tin can, you can. We can. Sophs did. you did, We did. What? Win! T l .ei if Tansey, sub.g Shea, guard: Nankeville, guard CCM Kearney, forward: McNulty, centerg Adlard, 5ub.g Thomas, forward: Sullivan, guardg Coyne, sub. ' ' W- ST5li.f1TillIT...1i XL' fI'4.L '.'1ia,'I.Q c2. .l'.L.l.f1',..' 4' ':'..c1!a . Q aff. L 4'..'.r.?.Z7IIZY7..7,f,'.77.21. '12, 7LCE EfS 'TFTIY . .' . 'J .'J'3T1'lT 'Z 'L' f A .'.' fx PAGE SIXTY-NINE firw a, 7 ,x if' 5 5,3 Vxvgxsvsxs sxsx xxssxsxxxsxxxxsxgsgw . K 5 '.f.'P,--F CHAMPIONS NANKEVILLE KENDRIGAN McKEOWN GILMORE June Mclieown, ever since her sophomore year has been high-point man at the track meet. which is held at Clark Park in the latter part of May of each year. Last year, due to her excellent jumping and running, the Juniors were able to cop the trophy. ln February, at the K. of C. gym, a Squash Tourney was held. Over fifty girls participated. There were two classes, the experienced and inexperienced. Margaret Kendrigan copped the title of the exper- ienced, while Dorothy Gilmore Won the honor of the inexperienced divi- sion. Last. but not least, comes the champion of the skating carnival, Cecilia Nankeville. Cecilia captured third place in the individual race. She competed against contestants from Anaconda High School, Butte High School and others from Central. 2 C 55 . - Sh . SSSQSQ i ? . ' I1 7141111111116 ff l Iflfff fill! fl If xxxxxxxSxSx SS SSSSSSSXSXXKSN P,xc.E SEVENTY ' f NX If I ff I XIXIICIIXIIHIIIX . K ws., . . , ,- ,L A. xxxssxxvxxsssxxxxssxxxxxxxxxsxxsxgsxxs 1 ax .z i lisa. ,fl lllllllllllllll OUR PROFESSIONAL FRIENDS 32 S2 22 Pl-IYSICIANS Dr. J. Thorkelson, Silver Bow Block DENTISTS Dr. J. E. I-lanratty, Rialto Building Dr. C. S. Renourd, Phoenix Block Dr. John F. Kane, Lewishon Block Dr. J. A. Herzog, Metals Bank Building J UDGES Judge J. J. Lynch Judge J. J. McNamara Judge J. L. Riley Judge W. E. Carroll OPTICIANS Dr. J. Joseph Kelly Dr. J. L. Hannifin Dr. William J. Sullivan I 'I lllillIllllllllVlillllllllllllllllllll Illl'llVI!llllllllHI'llllIlllHIlllllllllllllIllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllll SSSQSSSXQQSSXY ' 14171111?l!lfll!lll!ZlllIllIll TillllllllllllliliIllllllllI Q NSQSXSXNSSSSXKXSSKSSXSKXXSXXN l'Al..E SEVENTY-TWO A 9' '- IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllll Illllllll ALUMNI WHO HAVE HELPED TO FINANCE THE ANNUAL Mary Doherty '29 Cecilia O'Leary '26 Mary O'Hagan '23 Helen Cleary '17 Elizabeth Kelley '30 Catherine Dowd '24 lid. Noonan '12 '1'om Connors '25 Catherine Lynch '17 Catherine Dooley '26 Helen Keeley '24 Mary O'Leary '30 Helen M. Harkins '26 Mae Church '26 Elizabeth Harrington Elizabeth Olson '24 Vivien bl. Quinn '26 Rose Dougherty '27 Lucille Maillet '29 Lottie Rogan '12 C. T. Mitchell '25 M. F. O'Neill '11 Anne Murray '29 Mary O'Brien '24 Mervin Dempsey '21 Margaret Holland '30 Loretta C. Smith '28 Mrs. Edward Lynch Edward McCarthy '23 Alae Foote '24 Katherine Burns '26 -l. R. Sullivan '16 Mae Harrington '20 Joseph R. King '23 James T. Manion '16 Villa Xvatson '29 Margaret Leary '29 Helen O'Connell '30 Madeline Shea '29 222232 Paul A. Rooney '17 Viola St. George '29 Mrs. Bessie L'ngherini '19 Mrs. Gene Hogan '13 Francis Dolan '25 Veronica Harrington '27 Laurence Manion '22 liart Shea '18 Mrs. .lack Cullen '24 Mary A. Sullivan '22 Teresa O'l.eary '29 Helen Shea '29 john Monahan '22 Catherine Monahan '27 '24 Mrs. Leo Noonan '22 Margaret Lowney '29 Margaret Stanaway '30 Ann Sullivan '21 james Sullivan '23 Florence Mack '28 A1I'S,iE1I'111'lCt Hale '19 Francis Harrington '26 Irene Leary '27 Margaret O'Neil1 '23 joseph Sullivan '23 Ed. Harrington '26 Frank Quinn '22 '22 Nora Monahan '23 Thomas bl. McNulty '15 Dr. rl. Hanratty '16 Dr. A. Herzog '15 Robert McGuire '26 Agnes Shea '25 Gemma Simon '29 Nora Connell '29 Josephine Sullivan '24 Miles Ll. Cavanaugh R. Lewis Brown Dr. Farrell lllll ll I ll Il ll ill l'llIIllllIlIllI I I1II1li'l1l1l'l'Illl.I I I ll.llllll I I' ll ll llll 'I lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Ill I II I Illlllllll ll. Illl I Tllllfffflilf ' ' l Xisiii 2 1 ' Q ' PACE SEVENTY-THREE .515 . 'I '1 'W lllllIllllllllIIIllllllllllllIlllll'lIlI ll'lIi1l,I'!lII'lIlIIlllllllll EARN 51,200 to 52,500 PER YEAR BUSINESS TRAINING PLUS A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION WILL MAKE THIS ANNUAL SALARY OPEN TO YOU Hu-r IUHUU Qrarluatcf lmvc prulmarucl themselves for their business future ' ' ' t ctors in thif school. 'llwclvu NIZISIUI' Couxscs Olllllllllll, UXPQFICIICCKI atalt ol 1115 ru arc eager to scrvc you. EEE? , FOR 40 YEARS A LEADING BUSINESS SCHOOL P Phone Z 2391 Owsley Block, Butte Ricengz Scott, rops. - llllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllll'3l lll1llllllll Butte Optical Co. : , me North Main street C0mpl1ment3 Ur. ,I. L. llalmifiu Dr. XVIII. -I. Sullivan GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED LENSES DUPLICATED C ' IO ' lo. aEL2iNA,5fif3N.. O KERR BEADLE D12 li. A. Kumi: Dr. XX-Ill. bl. Sullivan IIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll AINTCHA? f.Xi11't yn got no eggs? Grunt-1'-l uin't suicl I is. fl aint ask you if you is. l ask you if you aint is you? Iflwm- 2-1r3f34r Say It lYitl1 I lowe1's' The Shop with a Personality 1 lliliniul Qolumlnn D0 R0 S0 Columbia Garden Flowers Doonan Rundell Sicotte , Floral Company SPRING AND AUTO : C. ll. I.COll2II'Kl N. F. I.COllI1l'Cl SERVICE : -17 Ilkst IiI'0ZlClXYZij' Phone -ll-I2 Cor. Colorado and Mercury Sts. - ljL llTIQ, MONTANA llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllolllIllllllllll Congratulations, Seniors! W E I N B E R G ' S 58 XYQSL Park Street Idaho Grocery MISSES, COATS 238 South Idaho Street AND DRESSES 58 West Park Street ,ELL FOR ALL OCCASIONS POPULAR PRICES Butte, Montana IIllllllllIllllllllIllllllllIllllllIll'IlIlI'llI1Il'll!lllIHIHIHIWIlllll'lHlllIllll II':...L'-'Sf.IiimE'531s'.I.i1 A 'T' ' ' ' A ' 'f' 57741147-QL :-?-4-'J -4-4-44, 14. ,fl 1, 1 pgs, I'.-VQIQ 5-IQYENTY-FOUR es The Central Graduates of l93l wish tu express their appreciation to all of their aclve1'tise1's and prufessimial and husi- ness friencls, tliiwrtigli wlwse assistance the Iilllbllfillllhll of this Centralite ,Xnnual has been niarle possible. IS IT LEAP YEAR? jiiiiiiiyf-Yuil ought to see the new altar in our elnlreli. .Xuclrey-Leafl me to it. 22 X3 23 Ellen-fXYl1:1t are the five ninst ll'IlIlHl'1QZlllt races 111' man? Dorotliyf'l'he liunclrerl yarrls. the two lninflrerl yarmls, the quarter. the mile :mrl the liurtlles. THE ST. MARY COLLEGE LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS CONlJL'C'l'lilJ HY Tllli SlS'llliRS OF Cll.XRI'l'Y Stanrlafrl College fm' Resident and Day Students Courses Leiuling to Brielielwi' Degrees SENIOR COl,I.lil'2lf OVICXICD Sl2l lllCMlSliR. l'l5O New College Building, Extensive Campus, Swimming Pool, Gymnasium Golf, Tennis, Riding FOR BULLETINS ADDRESS THE REGISTRAR InInIi:I,iI,zI iInIi,I 1IwI,iI,:InI,1I, ll'l l'lI ll I I I l nl'-I':I 'IMI :I I ,lnll I 'I,:I 'IVI ir I 'lllI'lIllllllV'll'l'Vl l.1l in, I I,:I I in I It Illlllllifillllllflfl lf I xtssss QS 'Y SSS 5 Y X Illllfllflllflflifl ' 111114 PAGE SEVENTY-FIVE. '. ' vtyf' '. g'QG'fg ,xvgggggxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxi .. .1 - ,3 1 ' ' vw- 'f CGNTENTS I. CLASSES: SENIORS JUNIGRS SOPHOMORES ERESHMEN II. ACTIVITIES III. FEATURES IV. ATHLETICS V. ADVERTISEMENTS ASXSNNSSXSSSSXXXXKNSXSRSXSSit Illllllllll I! 'fill 111111111114 Iflflffllflfllllfllilfflflflf Q xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxixxxxxxxxxs S L ' CLlFFORD'S i I i LADIES sHoP l l9 East Broadway A W l I l i I 22 22 22 Q Novelties Candies I II'lIiII1IlI'I'lII'I IIIIIIII IIiI IIIIIIIlIIl I II I St. l'cter-f.Xncl here is your golden hz11-Ii. lilossie-lion' much is the first payment? X2 X3 if Klarief-l live in the country nowflfs terribly dull. Mary-lt must he. XYhat do you miss most? Marie-The last train. IllIl'I I-I I I I IVI 'IiI'I 'I I I I I I I I I.I I I Iflil II I I 'I I I'I'I IiI I III I I I I Iillil Ill I I'lIiiIiI-IINIJIN' CHOOSE YOUR DRUG STORE BY SAFETY AND SERVICE Regardless of the difference in profit involved, we do not recoinmend substitutions. Our chief aim is to sell you what you want as you want it. You can contidently rely on the quality, the purity, the accuracy of handling uf each purchase made at this store. NVQ Can Fill .Xny Prescription Filnis Developed and Printed liilallllllll Kodaks PAXSON '55 ROCKEFELLER CG. This Drug Store ls Open All Night Phones 4767, Z-1213 The Rexall Store 37 XYIQST PARK ST. lVlaclVlARR STORES 7-Of These Stores ln Butte-7 Patronize These Clean. Cheerful Stores FRESH PRUITS AND VEGETABLES I I I -llIllI'lIllIiIl'III I'll'I IlI1,IlIilI I'lIIlIl1l IlillllllIllllllllllllllI'!IlIIHIlll!lIllIllIlIIlllllllllllllll 'C' S' SSTL f' L.s..L, , f f ' I5'.74,'.,,' 'f'.L'.-'s.'. - .J I A., f. L. PAGE SEVENTY-SIX f I '21 - ..-aa E3Qg,wE3'frS3xx'::Sgs:1s THE INDEPENDENT LAUNDRY 232 South Main Street PHONE 4343 Every Telephone Wire Is Our Clothes Line BUTTE ------- MONTANA CUX12lQ.X'llL'L.X'l'lOXS. Cooney Brokerage a51.3X1QRS, Company M ICRCILXNDISE BROKERS The Court House Butte - - Montana Q GIACCQIY CAREFUL! The teacher was putting quewtions to the claw. XYlmt flo you call Z1 person, she asked. who keei-px on tullcmg :mtl Illllilllg' when people are no longer interested? 'IX teacher, replierl Collette. llll Il llllllllllllllllllllll COlll'l.lKllCX'l'S Ulf CROWN CICIAR STORE lll East Park Street XYli XICYICR Cl.USli I I Clilllllllllltflllb ul 2 01ROufkQ Shoe CO. Nevin - CO SHOlfKl.'XKER5 Butte. Mum. 25 North Xvyllllllllg' St. lrlmf- ww Butte, Alum. I I I Il I I I I lllll I I I lll I I I I I , I I I,IlI,,I1.I,I Illl Ill I I I:,IlI I I I,:I I I I I I I1,IwI1,I I Iwllllx 2.11151 Ylfif.-551-LII 'ICQ' f..44.. ,rT'-.44.eY'rK..-..4 fi '4Q2.1S'...4.4l'7 ' - J. l I 4 44.4 ' - t'S1 'x:.Tl PAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN 3 vu ' ssswmsxsvxxsssssxxxxsxxsxxsxxxxxsxxsxxw . fi IllllIllllllIlll'llllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllll Do Your Dancing at the WINTER GARDEN s.x'i'LfR1J,xY, 5L'N1J,xY. w1f:DN1asD,xY I I I I I I'lIl1l' I I I 'I I JI 'IUI Iwll 'I II In I ll'lI l,1l1il'I,llI IlLli,Il.IllI.wIwlI llf Illl ll I' I Illll Iiillll lIw,Il'l. Iill llllllllilllllllllllll 'llCLl.CllC'l'fuCZl.fllCl'l1lC. flu yuu never stucly in the evening? XVhat 'du' yuu take home with yarn? C. D'D.fQ'My little sisters. 22 SX Touts- .lul111, what's that letter fur? John- llzislcethallf' 'lltiutsful flllllllt knuw there was a 'C' in hzislqethallf' ,XL l'O Rlil'.XlRlNG : XYe .Xre as Near tu Yun as Your W R E C K E R CARSON AUTO REPAIR SHOP Q -I. R. Carsun, Prup. 'llelephm me-3225 -32.26 l-lenry's Pharmacy 7-ll XYest Granite -215 Sfllltll Mfllll Street XYe Deliver Anytlliug, Anywliere, Any- Plume 07711 Butte, Mont. Um' Lal' U LP- I IuI:wI'wI'iI'I:iI I Ill I'I I I I'I,I1I ll I I 1Ii,IiI'IuIwIw III I I I I:,IiI I I'I I Ii,n'iI':I,:IiI I I I I I I I Sheets - Powell JEXYELERS Ctmipliiiieiits of -we 0. R. Ashford 25 son 57 XYest Bri railway Butte. Mont. IIIIlIIIIl1IlI'lI'lI'IHllIllIl.lllll'I'IlIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIllIlIl NSXXSXSSSSS. XS xxSSXxx 155555 IIll!Ill!!lllllllllllllfiiffk PAGE SEVENTY-EIGHT N l I Y... f flfllfffffflfllfffflf. .E QXYSQ Q59 . I 4 i' f, lillllllllllllllllllllillll'll'IlIilliilli1l'l1Ilil'llZlllllllllllllllllllllll Established I8 77 FIRST NAIIQVNAL BANK Andrew ,l. Davis, President A. j. Davis, jr., Vice-President George Lf Hill, Vice-Presirl-:nt and Cashier VI. F. Lowney, Assistant Cashier Accounts of Banks, Merchants and Individuals Solicited llllllllllllllIIl'IlIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll PHONES579 PHONE 73-IS Ally and Salomon IMPORTED LINEN FILET AND CUTWORK CO' Fine Silk Lingerie INSURANCE AND French Tapestries REAL ESTATE 115 XY. BROADXYAY ' Butte' Montana 108 West Granite Street Illllllllllll1l'll'Ill'-Illll'lllllll1lll AND WHY? Ihe irunt doin' hell was wut uf l'k'l3Zlll', :tml Blfitlier instructed Ruse to put up swine kintl uf nntive In that effect. This is the sign she finally printed 1 Plez1sekin:ckthebellu11tnfu1'rlei'. lllllllllllllIllIlllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll CLARK PARK SEQQQ HOME OP SCHOLASTIC, INTER-COLLEGIATE AND INDEPENDENT FOOTBALL GAMES f'kQQE' E. J. Nash, Manager lllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllilillllli Q SQ1 ' Ilffflfflflilfffflfflllffffl PlillllillllllifliiiillflIIILI cl xxxxxxxxxsxxxsisxxxxxxsxxw: PACE SEVENTY- NINE 1 ci3 r UM' 'cruz fj '.. ,.. . .,,,. , 4 L f -lf? 'P llllll I Ill I I I lllllll I:iIiI I I-I I I I I I I.I,.I I I I I I I I I l l'lill I:.I IiiIi,I.iIiiIiiIi llllnllilllllll lllfllllll IVHERE TO BUY BEAUTIFUL SHOES All Xlviclths. All Sizes and Strutwear Hosiery Y Klem s Bootery 33 NORTH MAIN Butte, Montana IYQ Have Served Butte XVith the Best of Printing for 50 Years Oates Q5 Roberts PRINTERS L'OL'R'l'EOL'S A'I llI N'llION PROMPT SERVICE Dial -I-131 120 Iiztst Broadway Compliments of Palace Clothing Store 57 West Park Street Motor Service Co. Gztrlztnrl K Poitras GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING P.-XNK X IDAHO STRliIiT Phone 7200 lllllllllIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlilIilIli.lIl,IIIlI'IlIlllllllI!lllfIlil1IIlllllllllllll STILL GREEN Xhce you 'tre twenty minutes late again Du ion know xx I1 tt time school starts Nope, they're always working llEll'll when I fret here. IillllilhllIll'liIIlilIlilllIIlIIl'lll WARD THOMPSON PAPER CO. A Right Paper for Every Service SCIIOOI. SL'I3'PI.IliS a SI'liClAI.'llY This Annual Is Printed on Dill and Collins Old Ivory Coated Book 820-830 UTAH AVENUE N I I I I I I lilfl ll'l Illlhlllill l'I l'ltl ill. For Real Good Eats and Quick Service -ffl-Y.. Truzzolino Cafe IZO West Park Street Butte, Montana - Il I I I II 'I I 'I I il iIl'I I ll 'I il Ilil I I I' I IVII I lI Il I ll Il I ll'lI.iIllI iIi'I ll'Il 'I'lIilli I 'I Ivlllili I I lllil I 'Illll'I Ill IllI lIllIll CONVERTIBLE HEEL TOPS FOR WOMEN'S SHOES In keeping with Red Boot Standards we will he happy to show you the new 1311111135 and strap models with the convertible heel tops. These shoes include an extra pair of heel tops. for 25c. IX'hen the outside edge of the heel wears the tops may be instantly changed, providing even wear. eliminating ankle strain and prevent heels from heingg skinned, You may change these heel tops in two seconds. DROP IN AND SEE THEM RED BOOT, Z6 North Main Street ll I I I I I I I ll IilI lvl ll' I iIvlIiiI llI1I Il:I III I' IllI1llllIllllllllIflllllllllllllilllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lll I ll Illllllll IXABSBBIQBXSLIL ' ' X .5 tIi I7LTTLQ ' 1 L 'IQ PAGE EIGHTY Y C Hubert Shoe Co. ' w1as'r Z!!! SHOE PARK s'rR1a1a'1' fl v . Hostery 2' Gill! Too! P. O. News Stand Stationery, Periodicals, Books, Souvenirs, Novelties, etc. Office Supplies. Collllnerciztl Stationery, Greeting Cards for All Occasions 24 West Park Street, Butte Dial Z-1472 75, , 1?g?5y-r,w .. . - M -..tara , ss.,ge.r.:.xn.J ,,,W,. ,u'. l'll1I I Compliments of Judge J. J. Lynch Court House 3 Butte Tombstone Company 2428 South Montana St. Butte, Montana WELL, DID I? rXncl why shuulfl we celebrate XYz1sl1i11gtm1.'s lllflllllilj' more than 1HlllC?U the teacher asked. Because he new-1' tolcl a lie. Xvlfglllll replied. In and out of season, the largest and best stocks in all Montana are available only at YMO I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 's. - V ZC' .ZLLAlL ' 'l 1 4.'-,..?IT?IQJg1. . Q1'i.'L'..L 'I lX'f'gIiL. I'liTlYT .I'If2'lQ PAGE EIGHTY-ONE. .g1.,, ,. ggi. -.-e , 1,.X.,.k , wa .1. S.. ,lf :vQbsKLJ.IriI.:.l7m -14 Quality Apparel . FoR MEN AND BOYS In IO Easy Payments BOUCHERS, INC. I The Sign of Good Footwear 17 North Main BUTTE, MONT. Congratulations, Class of l93l As you start on your future career. always remember Quality Goods Are Cheapest in the End I-I E N N E S S Y ' S llllllllilllll BUSINESS WORLD lIoxr much are these puppies, little girl? 'XXII seveiitv-five cents exee at that oneg he's eighty-five cents 'cause .. H I he swalloxxecl a chme yesterday. Verna says she puts popcorii in the Iwealqfzist paiicalces Su that they will turn lllCl1lSt'lYCS. . lllllIllllllllllllllllllll llllllllilililll Illll lllllll Compliments of I J. M. Ciilie J. li. Amer-It-ui Richard Williamson 2 PARROT COAL CO .. ,Sam Syrnons Beauty Shop CALL Jensen's Pharmacy 401 South Montana For Speedy Auto Delivery of YOUR DRUG XVANTS PHONE 4954 . H.-,v -MQ - , eu.--1 M.-..l',-,.A..s. . -, .- f- --rs-af -Q x. -, V. .. .-,.-. x.,,. 41, PACE EIC! ITX'-TWO COAL AND WOOD Quality and Service 1502 E. Second Street Butte, Montana llIll'lilHlil I lilililllll'lH I ' ' 'lxflf'-L.Lf.eQClQL:f:Q YZILZ' li 'LW n.iv,'.A...L44x...4 - ' v- Av-I-, ll., . V . A K I 1 'T'!'1'Y'i'!'1 X K ' .. X -. L. s.1X.,,rQL... s.ss,,y:.a.fZS.3.1 -if we ,f.7Qz::n.Zz:.'2.2::rJ .t.'aF:7:.. .JQ,figP.3i,13 T'f,1.:lQ if wg -qty 5 Q S -..-gf The MOST TREASURED GIFT FOR TREASURED - FRIENDS - Pleasing Your Family with Your Photograph Is More Than Sentiment - lt's An Obligation You Really Owe Them Make Your Appointment TO-DAY 121 W. PARK Butte. Mont. PHONE 7507 l 'li'.l1lOk.IzT- x....f V12-XO V FT- T 'O 221 ' 23.72174 '..'1'..Z.f..l'-C LlzlfZl.l'z...pl H2552 4..t...4.. f 7f?.'f 7? 7.' Q .. .ii'T.'lzfxf'T1i'.'f l'-.' - I'I1. : 1 f'Tli. PAGE EIGHTY-THREE .fsgrqm tfgzvgziarafi 6,1t?Qw'5f':t Lf ::.1-ms '.2S'ilfl...:. N -4 ' T' ' nl' 14 Graduation and IVeddz'ng Announcements Greeting and Calling Cards AUTREY BROTHERS ENGRAVERS HQTNIGQQI 1627 Lawrence Street DENVER, COLO. Cyrilla-just In sI1mx' yuu the ZUIYZIIICS uf civilizzltiungin the past the .ISSIQIIIIUS used tu eat candles fur dess Il1IIEli,Xll4I lww, I suplmsc. they C211 electric light bulbs? THE MOST UP-TO-DATE LINE OF WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S AND MISSES SHOES AND HOSIERY At Very Lowest Prices GOLDEN RULE SHOE STORE 39 East Park Street Butte, Montana CITY CLEANING AND DYEING CO. 115 XY EST B ROADXYAY Branch Office IUI EAST If-ROADXYAY Satisfzlctiml IIIIZIYZIIIICCCI PHONE 2-2000 WILHELM FLOWER SHOPPE Superior Flowersu COI,'RTEOL'S SERVICE A. C. IYilI1eIm, Mgr. DI.-XI, 2451415 IERHAIJXYAY AT MONTANA Butte, IXIOIIIZLIIZI TRUSCOTT'S 040 EAST PARK STREET TELEPHONE 2-2269 Always Call 2-2269 for- QUALITY GROCERIES AND BEST PRICES III I I I I I I I IWI IIIII I I I I I I I'I III I'I I I I I I I I I I IIIIIIWIHIIII IINIIIIIIIIIIVIWIIIIEI l!,lNI'I I I I Il I if -.T iZRS'..'S53B Ix2lIii '.L1 5:72, .1 ,rppj 1-..f4.4.4 5- 4 4 ,....! 4 41,15 4:44. 425. PAGE EIGHTY-FOUR ' , J , L 4, 4 .1 , ,Ag A A -5,4 :mn QsQ3,2Q3jAEx:s::f,x1f.'i:K1 ll IIIIIIII IIIIHIHIIIIHIHIKIIHI Illll IHINIJIMITEIMINIHIHIJII1IHIHItNIMIHIUIIIIMIIIINIIHI I IWIHIKII IIIJIUIMIHI I'l'1lIIl l l'Il l'1l lI'l'I CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS I I THE MONTANA IRON WORKS and SULLIVAN VALVE AND ENGINEERING COMPANY MINI!IIIIIUIIVIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIHIVI A vvzffwzzma A L bl PAGE EIGHTY-FIVE , , .K f, mH'm1:c'.ZI.U:g.i12,1f.f4'27f2L.--L 12 Tiff l1, Nf g ff, 'ir QL. '44-l',,Q,1 05 ff' if 5' A.,,.L.-.,. , 1, .. 'lxlmc Right IQcx'c1'rml lliil JR! Elf rl. l lXXl1l.XN. C.S,CI 7-I V. liislwla ul' I Ik'lL'l11l Ei 14. 11-4 .H T .,-.L TlZ1ITwT2lQLL'!4Ql.2I5Ji 1.2.'1Lf.Q -.1115 -QQIJILL - .. A ' .--' L7.7.f.'??7Z 7f?f2Qi? ZZJIVZZZTC T l'CZl'Q'T1TI1'?QQ'T .'?1'iFf iif'Q'1'5' 'F . ' : . .4550 ., :lynn ZLQQZV gffffisi rm 1:7 ,,..-'Ammr:r.,..s. x - Ill I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I'lll.IllIllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIll I I I Best Wishes for Your Future Success Eddy's Bakery Pan Dandy Old Plantation BREAD CAKES The Handy Market P:XSCOlf HOCKING, Prop. Quality Meats, Groceries Prompt Free Delivery Rc-sponsilwlc Accounts Solicitetl Phone 5380 314 S. Emmett St. DREIBELBIS Sclls All Four Leading Makes of PHONOGRAPHS Victor, Columbia, Brunswick and Sonora 2 COMPARIQ AND DECIDE AT 5 77 W. PARK sr. c AMBROSETTI COAL AND WOOD Lczuling Brzznrls :Xlways in Stock, lnclncling llontzinzi. XX ytnning :incl lftzili Cozlls XYcst Virginia Stnitliing Coal Y Quality :intl Scrvicc Our Motto E U75 So, Klcnltzmzt St. Dial 2-5243 KEEP OFF DER GRASS Hllzippa. vat is science? Bly htm' coulrl you lic so stupirl! Science is rlose things vat says 'nos11utkiiig. ' IltIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll Furs llcmoclclcrl. Repziircfl, Storctl :intl lnsurcfl :it Lowest Cost P ll ON li Z-2221 HOENCK FURS Montana's Leading Furrier linportcr and Manufacturer of FINE FURS lfstalilisliccl 1892 125 N, Main St. Butte. Mont. Compliments of lVlurphy's Garage 230 E. Platinum sf. Shirley Clothes Shop 3 America's Finest Clothes for Men - and Young Men PROM FACToRY TO You 14 NORTH MAIN S'l'Rlili'll 5 BL I llli. MONTANA Compliments of C. O. D. Laundry Co. Phone 5401 Butte, Mont. IIIIIlIIIIIIilllI'1IlllIlIllIllI::IIIIIIIIIIIII 4.17.31 .125-f12:7..'.Z'Z-.T .1I.t2I.1 .s.'-II53XlzIitlLJCJ4L ' L'.I1.1 '2'1.4. '...f...' ' 'f......' '!LQLf.'127ILl v- v -. v I I L, 2,7',?f!'.'7.- YZEL. -,Zf7,.fi.?Z1 Z5'l47 . .2 Y'T1 ,,,,Q K, FQ, E153 ggi PAGE EIGHTY-SIX ,CQIT-T Q. A grszvssx '-'sam ANACGNDA FERTILIZER WILL NoUR1sH YoUR LAWN 2-lb. cans L L LL,LLL 35C 20-lb. sacks LLLL LLLLLLv,, - LL L LLLLLLL 332.00 I-lydrated Lime. l0-lb. sacks L LLLL LL35c This lime is used for whitewashing and disinfecting as well as fertilizing. Now is the time to give your lawn a nourishing dressing. Buy Anaconda Fertilizer for the Best Results MQNTANA HARDWARE CG. 30 WEST PARK STREET iDepartment of the A. C. M. Company? 1 ,L 1 1, , 1 . .1 1 I'l.l l'l.lilI'll1il.liI'1lmI.llHl'I1Ilnlllwllllllizlm' , 'lil Ill I nu I umm xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxs. xxx. xxxsN'1e ill! 'rv' 'PLZZSQ L evil! PAGE EIGHTY SEVEN 1308 No. Main St. ' - 1' r : 5'xi3w1rvi 4 ' . Neff u... ,...a...Lh.xx..: 5 S -Ln-.Ls we lllllllllllllnlnllulllllllulllnnnnzllu'ln,u,illnnrin,mil1in,:ul.mmnl,ili.l,lll NQRTH MAIN Walkerville Coal and Feed Company Coal, Wood and Teaming 2-2587 - PHONE - 2-2587 Wallcerville, Montana IIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllll' Dineen Brothers ls Made with Malt and Milk. GROCERIES and MEATS Betsy Ross. Holsum and Kelpin Bread 703 NORTH MONTANA ' lluttc, Montana Co' BUTTE, MONTANA lll'lllIllIllIllIllllill1ll'lllll1lllllUll Phone 00.29 ,iiCZ1Cl1CI'mAlClltlU1l six animals uf the l'ol:ir rcgiims. l42lViIlZlff,iil11'CC polar hears and three seals. 23832 ls illlllil going Uv lieavcn when he flies? XYhy. sim, who put such an alisurll iclczi in ylnir hezul? HARRINGTON CASH GROCERY l'illlll1Cl li2lI'I'lllgIOH, Prop. Moi-1 Your Fricncls at G A lVl E R ' S CONFECTIONERY 767 llol Ilrinkf. SllllClXX'lCllLfS Salads. etc. Scrvi-fl Until Midnight vlli X ll' SIJLTH MAIN STPIZPZT . 1 U ' X 4 Gamer s Candy Co. PUUNIQ 5005 133 XYIQST PARK ST. llllIllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllIllI'llllIllIllllllllllll lllilllllllllllllllllllllllll - Ask Your Grocer for the Bread that Compliments of Compliments of John L. Sullivan Dr. J. Pi. Herzog City Treasurer DENTIST LABS Ill X'.,,f1x'.lx5I'l4Xl'.QI .L'IfS15'l.7l..i' ,Lal ' LC.4.4AZ4.7' '-' ' 'f V L '.'.7.f.' Z 77. . 7'.. 1 A A PAGE EIGHTY-EIGHT 777' 1 THIS ANNUAL PRINTED 1:Y'Vll1Q BESSIITTE PRINTING COMPANY HJQLX I..-gQN'vQ ,A Q , , 1 My :I - x .-1. . 1 xg I :Aw I . qs., 1 , vs- ,KJ 'qi I I , 5 GOOD, '2,'1nLBfr3E'1oQ,I....f+ . 14 0 :II I-Q IS N.. f' . N -.', N4fiB45fn n -Pf12i14.2f ' FILING CABINETS, SAFES, OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE EVERYTHING IN THE PRINTING LINE IS OUR SPECIALTY 21 East Quartz Street Butte, Montana P XGE EIGI ITN NIINJI' -P, -,.,.,-,,A ,,-1 l1,.f -43 .JA JJ27 7' ,. 5 TTYL' .I TT '7--TTT 'S' if QlSSSSXS1TL . vwa 'AIP ' I I NATIONAL MARKET E D ' 5 C A F E Q E. s. BLEICHNER, Prop. XYl1olesale and Retail SPECIAL MENU Meats and Provisions For Students Eaffh DHY 11131 1-211111 5117 11111111 sf. 119 WEST PARK IIII.IIIII1IIIIlIIl1l1I1I'1I1I1Il1IIIIIII T C O A L Phone 6541 Compliments of E. P. lRed Neckj Kelly PIONEER FUEL AND Clerk of the District Courl BRICK CO. L27 XY. Park St. IIII1IlIIIIIIIIIUIEIIIllllllllllllllll I 1 l1c1 I 5 ll i1tl '1 I1l I 111 1 A111611 '111' uc ll! s '11 1' 'L ICI' 111 1 s1111:111, :1 le1'111: , 111' fll . Cf f l1'c11c-X1111e uf them. Hes Z1 s1x'itcl1111z111. X3 S! 23 Glaclys 11'earli11g' f1'41111 co111posiLi1111Jf f-l 1151 lllCll, five minutes past lwelvfs, s1111114lc-fl f1'11111 afar the luellry of the castle. 'lle:1cl1c1'---l511t 111+ clock could Sll'IliC lmve 11111111tes past twelve. Gl:1flysfOl1, yes it could. It was five 111i1111les slow. IIIIlIIIIl'I '1II1Il11II1IIIIII'Il1ll1l11IlII,Illl1lllI,IIIl1IIIIIII1Il1llI,llIIIlI III - Call 4120 . E EOR YOUR DRUG WANTS Complzments of A BROWNEIEL,D - CANTY I We Deliver COMPANY Montgomery Drug Co. 140 WEST PARK STREET I.llI1I l1l.1l I11I I11I I I Il Home of the MEDLIN'S Quality Ice Cream GIRARD MARKET Lg- Compliments of PARK AND CRYSTAL IllI1'l1I Ivil l.ll1l.llI11l1LI,lI.1I1l1lIII11l1ll1l I 1l11I.ll1I 1l1ll I I1IlII11I1lllllllllll1lIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I IIN l1I1lIllI I I I I I I , .,. -. - f,-,wf1- .-- -T Y , f-F y v- y ,-Yyqrjvr H. 7 v , ..-n 3911?.3321..Q.-...1.,f.C.s.-BLE LJL,Q'4L.1-M4.4i,LQ' y-yvpv-y-177 9-v-v-iw-'r-v'r'1'Q,'7'V '1 'v1'J1-s' Y' ' l444'..'4444 1.-f....1- .- .',-.f.. 1 4.4- 1.61 4 .C'2'.I.1'1 III.. S-1's.'q'..13.:.f'QQLN'f'L's,'.X x . PACE NINETY f rv Yvrvvvyfvrrrrfv lf. ' ' 1- ' L. 44421. f4.44.1.4..n.L.K -. --....1..--a.4..14.1 fig! i, ,fyzlyfx A L, 5 ALDINE MARKET Best Prices-Best Quality MEATS AND GROCERIES W 615 . Park St. WOMEN'S APPAREL Compliments of United States Building and Loan Association Corner Park Zlllll Dakota Sts. BL l l'li MONTANA Fifth Avenue Styles at Main Street Prices ED. MARANS -11 North Main Street Xxvlllb can 11:1111c om- i111p111't:111t one l11111clrccl years ago? Ti2ltl1lCCl1-ATC. 22 32 3 . H . llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll thing we l1:11'c 111111' tl1i1l we tlitl not lmve l'11111111e4 llmx' 111l1L'l1 rlocs it mist you to l'l1I1 your new car? -l1111e--1C11111111gout111 thc police stat111111.f 1 l1a1'e11't llg'llI'Cllll1E1lHlllf. but it costs 111c t11'c11ty-live clwvllars T11 lczuc it stz111fli11g still. METALS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY lfs121111iw11c41 1832 BUTTE. MONTANA Every Banking Service OFFICERS 'ILLIIIC5 124 XYootlz11'11, Piwsifleilt Vlillllifa 'lf Fi111c11, Yicc-Prcsir1s111 .l1l1l1 1. Teal. .-Xsfistz111t Czisliirr Rz1lpl1 XY. Place. L'asl1ir'r vllfllll Vl. liurkc, As-ist:111t Cz1sl11cr B. E. Str:111z1l1z111. Ass1stz111t Laslmri' DIRECTORS Charles bl, Kr-lley, Cl1z1i1'111z111 of the llozircl Vltillll D. lqyiill -l, R. Ht1lxl1111s Cornelius F. Kelley l2l1l1t'- 12. XYooclz1rcl 'l'l1o11111s A. Marlow 5101111 li. Coretta 1. Bruce TN:l'k'111C'I' Harry .-X. Gullwuy In O, Evzms 'l2l111k'x 'lf Fi11le11 Affiliatccl with Eirst Bank Stock Corporation QXJTh3- Zz '.1fI.,1..1 '.'I.uL15I L11 EI.L'l:?.1.iZIz.4..7 ' ' f rLlf1. .4 r I 11' f4i7ZZl 'TI Ig SLI ' ' ' Y .,,,,,. .,,-. -,.,.-, -. ,..- -- - --..-,k ,.,.. .-- .--JLLJ JE... !f? ' 'ff , .. .'7.'f7fTL -'.T-.'.'1'f'.T.'fl, TJ--.'1-. Af. .'.Q-Q PAGE NINETY- ONE f fy ,.l. ff. .,,-.p. -..- ll, ' - If--V- ... -4-f1,- - -4.1147 Hin- :ff .. . 1,,'.77?:,Lw g:-.4uIWv.X'm3 ,L 'ugulgr lllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllllllllllllllllllllllllll W E I N ' S 53-35-37 East Park St. MONTANAS LARGEST MEN'S STORE Compliments of Judge J. J. McNamara Court House DALY-SHEA COMPANY Family Morticians Duc to our t1'z1i11i11g :incl expcriniicc we have llL'6l'l 111110 to especially equip our service x0 as to conduct l1lllCl'll1x Z1CCOI'l1lllfl to the Custoni and dignity of the Catholic CllllI'Cl1. lOl So. Idaho St. Dial 39 81 lll'1lIl.I1lI'll llllllllIllIlI,llI'lIIl1ll'I'I1l'IlIlI1IIIilIIIlIIIIilvllllil1IlI'l'l II'll1Il THE NEIGHBOR lJlJl1lllCffLJ1l you play the piano 115' car or lmy note? lnlazel----Neit11e1', l just get clown :mal play by lmrute strengtli. 33 X2 X3 Are you the girl with the falsetto voice? No, with the false set of teeth. lIIIlIl.IIlIlI'lIl'IIl1lllIlI,l.l,il1llill1IIIIlllIl'lII1'l'1I Ii?li,Il,I1l1l IIIIIII The Groups Photographs and Flashlights Interiors in This Annual Are Made by C. Owen Smithers The Commercial Photographer 21 West Granite St. QUALITY THAT COUNTS Butte Brewing Co. CHECO soDAs Compliments William B. Frame Attorney and Counsellor at Law 5 60 Owsley Building n n I l I I n.1n,1n1u,li1l11l1n,.rl.:u n.1:,l:1l.u 1l1l'l,1l,l,1l.1l.,l.l1l RoYAL BAKERY Wholesale and Retail 107 East Park Phone 2-2758 D131 24581 Bakers of Eureka Bread Ill I I I I I I I I I I llcl I I I I Ill I I I I I I I I I I I I lllilllllllllI1lllllllllll11l1lIl1I'vIl1IIlIillll5I1lI'1I11I I I I I Q-1-K-q1Qk--Q-4 1-1-nw-11 1 1-Q-1-11-v , V lrlvgr f v- 7 -Iv r--r rr qv - 4 x ,r....x s .1 .sn .a ,na ...i .--...v.a..x., -.m -Q-ami-- LZL - -AEA 4 17 ff', . QUT-T2 ff. '. 'f.'f'f'f.f '.T':'Tfr:'. Q l7Y?JrYj.rI1qxL1:xp x,'pXT1'4 f..'x.q'. --,- PACE NINETY-TW'O 1 -- fn. 0111141111 55154752225f.z:Li.L2,'zrf'.,..,::'f.,:rJ:z'T: elfiiapjei ':- '- 'Evgen 1 if-1, r . Apt. Congratulations, Seniors! -HQ! Justin Bourquin FK,,.mC1.,y Court House Towle-WinterhaltebHannifin Co. 'I'lIllllI llllll IIIII I Congratulations, Seniors I CATHOLIC CEMETERY ASSQCIATION Butte, Montana 'NEN-SOME F1111lCC'SnASllll1k1NNGC you lmrl ten apples and ten wrzliigcs and gave nine-tenths of them tu some uf your friemls. what would you have? Mud- l'cl have my lieacl examinerlf' I IUIUIUIMI' I'I'I1'I I I I I I I I 'I I I Compliments of H. J. Murphy Q 1 T il Q THE TEXAS CGMPANY 22 X3 32 Texaco Petroleum Products I lllIHll'l'1lUllNl' 0 I ll IJIWIIIIIIVIIIllillllilllll ll, N 7 ' '1K'.f.1B7C,f.fw1Ll-T:ff.Lig!L.'Zi1QfffQfi.L.'1l'..LL4',LQ f'..Ll'1QL.g.......4.r1 ' ' ,V LIYKZZZYJ' 42' .fZ.'f'2lI'Z'ffQ'.J'E':l'l'2IT11' FIT: '.Tl ..' ' 'T' Ifl'.fIL'1I1 l'! PAGE NINETY-THREE .MQW Ez.1Qg16'gf5g33 '1 r':.g::'J r:s:s::::51.E., N5-31221: Ill I ltllllltl Itl1llttIt'It1l'llItl I I I I I I I I I,I I I I I I I I I I I I ltVI1tll'ltl'lItlIHlltIlllHll!Ill1llllllt'lI I I I Itlll J. W. HARKINS Xvl1OlESEllC1' of Compliments of Golden Tailoring Co. Blackstone, Webster, Rialto, King Leo, Z Endicott, M. 8: O. and Dry Climate Cigars SOME LINE! Zn liztst Park Street Butte. Mont, Western Creamery Co. Xlliolesalc and Retail Dealers in PASTEURIZED MILK CREAM and BUTTERMILK 42-1 South Main Street Phone 2-33841 BL'TTli. MONTANA Mci'cl1ant--- Beltirc I can cn telligcnce test. Marg. Reilly! Intelligence wanted Z1 ste1ntg'raplie1'. EATSI EATS! Good Eats for Everybody Red Hots-2 for l5c at the NEW YORK CONEY ISLAND l3U XYcst Park Street Il I I I I ll'I1ll 'l..l llnl ll ll Ill llt IMI ll' I Ill'tl tl I I I John H. Curtis Co. Real Estate, Insurance and Mines ltlfi HAM-ILTON STRIiIf1T liuttt-, Montana ,gl in IRAS-T BROADXYAY Butte, Montana , Congratulations to Central 55 56 3- 'Y- fllways leading. 96 :F H4 -56- PAUL A. tBingl ROONEY gage yin, you will ltztve to pass an 1n- tcst? Xllty, the advc1'tisc1nent said you IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIlllllll Congratulations, Seniors Doctor Thorkelson I I I I I l.llllI1lItl.l lttl l'llilll,I.'IIlll.IlllllltI'llllllllfllllllllllllllIlll Butte Glass Works Dealers in All Kinds of Glass Efficient lVorkmen Prompt Service 3-H SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONIC 3792 llllllllllllllll Ill ItIHIlllillllltlltlltllllltl I I Ill I lllllll Illlll Illltllltl Illlllllllllllllllllllllllltlllltllllllllltl I I Ill I I I III e-. .' W . X if - V 'f .'L.4J' 7 g tI.A'i.?s3,..'T..hfx.s..,L1l.BLL....511zhl ' -1 ' - ,-v-, :pg . 1- -v .'- rf'-', .- . '1 . l'JT27ZZC'J1'. 1' Q., - JZ 4 aIL,'J.7IL,L. i Tlfzijlf L' --LS. s..x..i L C PAGE NINETY-FOUR

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