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

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-1 5 10 10 10 19 19 20 21 28 5 14 17 25 31 4 1-1 17 22 22 23 25 FEBRUARY -Juniors elect officers. - Lourdes and Its Miracles slides are seen. -Claire O'Rielly wins fourth place in Quill and Scroll con- test. -Irene O'Keet'e wins second place in La Prensa contest. -Latin program in honor of Virgil's birthday. - Centralite comes out. -20-Mid-quarter exams. -Members of P. and B. Women's Club speak to students. ei .fa X .it in. , - v 1 i N i y . FEBRUARY -VVashington and Lincoln Day . prog ram . - -Senior Commercials win at- tendance banner. . MARCH -Program for visiting sisters. -Sophomores give Nifty Shoppe. -Free Day. -26-Third quarter exams. -Classical Seniors win Attend- ance Banner. APRIL -Apron and ribbon day for Seniors. -Apron and ribbon day for Juniors. -Easter vacation begins. -Students resume classes. -Lecture by Anna Bird Stewart, -2-1-Operetta, Tulip Time. -Junior Prom. 28-29-Mid-quarter exams. MAY 2-Soph. Apron and Ribbon Day. 5-Declamation finals. 13-Senior Frolic. 15 16 26 29 30 - Centralite appears. -Highest attendance treat. -Senior Class Day. .. was i , v l , , X , f if 2 1 ,Z-ff! QS An .Z -1' 3 1522! F - 6 0 5 ,VI f-N-2.1:-. iw i A M '56-:gm L at Q' K N 'h-3' A LQJII OEKWMI, ' Q3 4 f' I Z .fix I . .N S. ' -.' v -ij, -E M I is l SL i gla I JI I PROM , I litiirix it ,J C In 'Q L ADRI L I S 2 ' M 1.4 I I I M A V lf, 1 5 'ly 'A A r I i E? , j f -Senior Picnic. -Decoration Day. ,,,1,kMff jg ,ao F JUNE H e- - gf P 2-3-Semester exams. ffdb 4-Graduation. J U N E 5-Quarterly reports. Page forty-seven