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

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THE NIFTY SI-IGPPE F... For the St. Patricks Day program, the Sophomores presented the one-act oper- etta. The Nifty Shoppe for the student body, There was fine singing, acting, and a display of beautiful gowns. SOPHQMQRE CANDY SALE In November, the Sophomores gave the most successful candy sale ever held at Central. The proceeds will be used to purchase a trophy case. The picture shows the committees in charge. V Page forty-four

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TULIP TIME Scene From Act III A group of American students in Fight, Fight, Fight, giving' the Dutch villagers an exhibition of American school spirit. THE OPERETTA One of the most outstanding events of the year was the presentation of the two-act operetta, Tulip Time. This was given by the Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Kathleen Harris, to Whom the success of the production is due. The stage was beautiful in colors, flowers, and wind-mill setting, depicting the village of Osendorf, Holland, during the tulip festival. Seventy-ive girls par- ticipated in the brilliantly costumed chor- uses of Amc1'ican students, villagers and dancers. Character roles were played by Rose Roe, Helen Venus, Mary Breen, Colette Duchesneau, Anne Mihelich, Andree Plen- nevaux, Margaret Stanaway, and Ceil Douris. Miss Kailzlcciz Harris Page fo1'fy-three

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VICTGRIA MATRIS Celebrating the 2000th anniversary of Virgi1's birth, the Latin classes gave a p1'Og1'3.D1. Chief features were a Latin play, Victoria Matris, by the Freshmen, and scenes from the Aeneid by the Seniors. Scences From the Aeneid The characters of the Aeneid in their ancient. but beautiful costumes were por- trayed by the fourth-year Latin class. Using the language of Virgil, the Seniors enacted dramatic scenes from the Aeneid. Page forty-five