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

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SPANISH CLUB Members of the second year Spanish class this year, organized a dra- matic club, and named it Las Espanoles Aspirantesf' At the lirst meet- ing, which was held in February, the following oificers were chosen: Helen O'Connell, President, Catherine Taylolg, vice-president: Rosemary Lively, secretary: and Julia O'Connell, treasurer. Meetings were held on Tuesday of each week, and were conducted entirely in Spanish. A com- mittee of four girls was appointed by the president each week to arrange the program for the following meeting, Programs consisted of a Spanish playlet, poems, and popular Spanish songs. Pins in the form of a shield, with the inscription S. D. C., were selected by members of the club. The following plays were presented during the year: La Criada Nueva , La Senora y la Mendigaug El Doblo Robo , and El Pollo Pequenof' W R ig Wig: 5' .e-,'N.w..s'i-P Q5 W:-,MA We e Q ' Front Row-M. McDonnell, I. O'Keefe, R. Lively, J. O'Connell, H. O'Connell, K. Taylor, C. Douris, H. Dennehy. Second Row-A. Pullaln, C. Hairington, M. Murphy, M. Robbins. L. Crowley, A. Mihelich, M. Breen, M. Anderson. Third Row-M. Cullinan, H. Stevens, C. Meade. Page fifty-Seven

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THE CENTRALITE The Centralite, the official monthly publication of Central, ascended the heights of fame in 1930. The Centralite won fourth place in its class. in the national contest sponsored by Columbia University of New York. This was a singular honor, as only the finest papers in the country are entered in this con- test. Eleven members of the staff were initiated into the Quill and Scroll. For so many members of the staff to qualify for membership in this society was, in itself, an outstanding achievement, as the Quill and Scroll has among its members the most talented high school writers. Many new features were added to the paper this year to make it more newsy and interesting. The staff of 1930 may, indeed, lay down their pens, fully satisfied with their first attempt at journalism. CENTRALITE STAFF Front Row-M. Riley, C. Reilly, C. Meglen, H. Doran, M. O'Leary, H. Venus, H. O'Connell. . Second Row-F. Harringtfm, E. Gill, E. McGuirl, A. Dwyer, A. Plennevaux, M. Cullinan, R. Lively, M. Breen, C. O'Reilly, I. O'Keefe. Page fiffy-si.r

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CLEE CLUB Due to the fact that so many of the girls joined the Glee Club this year, it was divided into two groups, the Senior and the Junior. The Seniors and Juniors made up the Iirst group, although a few Sophomores and Freshmen were allowed to join. The second Glee Club contained Scphomores and Freshmen, while the altos belonged to both groups. For the retreat, a number of girls were picked from both divisions to form a choir. At every school entertainment the Glee Club sang a number of selec- tions, which were well received. At the declamation contest and com- mencement exercises, thirty girls selected from both groups sang several numbers. All the success of the Glee Club was due to the superior train- ing the girls received from Miss Harris. Front Row-King, Coir, Ducheneau, Connole, Harrington, McGowan, McGonigle, Meade. Second Row-L. Sullivan, O'Leary, Mihelich, Gill, O'Donne1l, O'Keefe, Kelly, Kelly, O'Leary. Third RowiMcCarthy, Venus, McFadden, McMillan, Murray, Kendrigan, Brooke, Duggan, Ryan, Stanaway, Douris, Kearney, Lavelle, Harrington. Fourth Row-Breen, Harrington, Lively, O'Reilly, O'Connell, lvlurphy, Roach, Mc- Keown, Plennevaux, Rowe, Mulholland, Shea, Lane. Page fifty-eight