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

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ORCHESTRA This last year has proved most successful in the progress and activity of the orchestra. Practice was held three times a week. under the direction of Kathleen Harris, school music instructress. until the time of the oper- etta. when the work was taken over by Professor F. O. Jackson. At an early date. the following officers were elected: President, Helen Marie Venus: Vice-President, Audrey Sheehyg Secretary, Monica Prender- gast: and Treasurer. Cyrilla Meade. The orchestra made several public appearances among which were, The Queen of Kingdom Corners, given by the Immaculate Conception Dramatic Club. The Washington and Lincoln Day program, given by the Patriotic Organizations, the school operetta. and commencement exercises. They also entertained at the majority of school programs and assemblies. M. Prendergast, saxophoneg C. Hoar, bells, H. Venus, piano, L. Lane, trumpet, G. Sullivan, drums: A. Nolan, violin, B. Meade, violing C. Meade, violin, A. Sheehy. violing J. Shorett, bones, M. McGowan, violin. Page si.rz'y-four

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GENERAL SCIENCE' The Magic Study is the name given to General Science by the Freshmen. This study seems more of a reality to them, but no less en- chanting than the story of Aladdin, the boy with the magic lamp. Owing to the well-equipped laboratory at Central, the General Science class learns to solve problems by scientiiic methods. Since we are living in an age of science, worthy and useful citizen- ship in the home and community, requires that high school students have a knowledge of at least the elementary principles of this subject. and know how to apply these principles in improving the conditions of their environment. The students have double periods four times a week, in which they perform many interesting experiments. They learn the relation of man to animal and plant life, and study such subjects as foods, soils. magnetism and electricity. Page Sz'.rty-flzrrc

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T. C. CLUB Every year the Sophoniores form a Take Care Club. Officers are elected and the term is iilled with both social and business activities. The purpose of this club is to encourage the use of correct English. M. Miller and C. Gavigian. treasurersg M. Kenney. president: C. Taylor, secre- tary: H. McKeown, president: S. Kure, secretzxry. K C D A K C L U B Class of '30 had an excellent group of Klickers. Under Mary Breen. Chief Klicker and Margaret Stanaway. assistant. the club had a success- ful year. The club enjoyed taking pictures for the annual. Front Row-I. O'Keefe, Second Row-M. Stanaway, H. Venus, B. Laramie, E. Gill, A. Brown. Third Row-M. Holland, E. Brady, M. Cullinan, M. Breen, D. Blessinger. Page Sixty-j'i1'e'