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

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SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Our team has always been considered a threatening one. Under the captainship of Evangeline O'Neil as Freshmen, and that of Helen O'Con- nell as Sophomores, we placed fourth in the interclass tourney. Florence Harrington led us through a more successful Junior year. We placed third in the tournament after a l12.1'Cl game with the Seniors, who won second place. We eagerly anticipated our Senior year in the hope of becoming champions. Nineteen thirty proved to be our most successful year, although the coveted title of champs was won by the Junior team. Under the leader- ship of Alice Dwyer, we had the honor of being runners-up after 'the last game of our basketball career. It was one of the fastest games of the season, the final score being 14 to 5. A. Dwyer tcenterlg A. Plennevaux Qforwardlg H. O'Connell fguardlg H. Venus fforwardjg F. Harrington Qguarcij. Page seventy

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SCHCXDL CHEERLEADER Margaret Stanaway, peppy Senior. was elected yell-queen for the Football. Basketball, and Track season of '29 and '30, Margaret possessed all the vim and vigor necessary, and with the cooperation of the student body. the cheering section was considered the peppiest in the state. As a token of appreciation, the Boys' Central lettermen presented Margaret with a monogram sweater bearing a meg- aphone, indicative of the cheer leade1 s a1'L. Margaret is to be congratulated for her successful season. All right, gang. let's give fifteen for the best Rah! Rah! Girl in the State. MQW? 3 aye' bf? ' ii .v.,,.,p Margaret Stanaxx ix CLASS CHEERLEADERS Central will always have an extensive supply of good rah! rah! girls if the pep displayed at the interclass tournament is any indication. The girls were chosen by their classmates to sound the battle cry' at the K. of C. basketball court. Their enthusiasm prompted the girl- athletes to fight valiantly for victory. Front Row-H. Keller, M. Stanaway, H. Mclieown. Second Row-A. Corr, E. Connole, S. McFadden, B. Watson. Third Row-H. O'Connell. Page sixty-nine v s

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JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM For the second consecutive year. the snappy Juniors claim the inter- class basketball championship. They completed a hard schedule unde- feated. The championship encounter with the Seniors was a nip and tuck adiair until the Red and Whites overcame the splendid defense ot' the high and mightiesf' Both the conquered and conquerors displayed excellent sportsmanship. The game was played with unlimited strategy by both teams, and the quick thinking and action of the Juniors, was the winning factor. Al- though the lower classmen were the leaders from the time the opening whistle blew till the final gong, the upper classmen fought with undaunted courage. Walter Coyle. Junior coach. deserves a great deal of credit for the excellent manner in which he coached the victors. The Juniors have one more year of basketball ahead ot' them. Good luck, Juniors. I. Harrington tforwardlg J. Mclieown tffaptain, guarcll: BI. McCarthy fsub-for- wardlg M. Roach tcenterlg M. Brooke Csub-guardyg M. Kendrigan tforwardbg M. Mur- ray fguardb. Page sereizty-one