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

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f-ff! r' P ln! 2.4- '.,elL.1'T., ' I, -1 wx.- ff THE CENTRALITE STAFF Front row: V. Harrington, classes. I. Harrington, associate editor: C. Connolly, editor: N. Johnson, advertising manager, E. Coburn, business manager: J. McKeown, sports: H. Lavelle, features: L. Sullivan, circulation. Second row: L. Lane, typist: M. McGowan, typist: K. Kearney, exchanges: R. Roe, humor: M. Lee, associate editor: M. King, alumni: H. O'Leary, advertising manager. THE CENTRALITE ln the past year the Centralite, the monthly school publication, made a name for itself among the high school newspapers of the country, winning third place in its class in the Columbia Scholastic Press Associa- tion contest, and first class rating in the National Scholastic Press Asso- ciation contest. In April fourteen members of the staff were initiated into the Quill and Scroll, international honorary society for high school journalists. This was a notable distinction because the most talented high school writers are included among the members of this society. The Centralite was enlarged to five columns this year and included many new and interesting features. The members of the staff may truly look back on their journalistic achievements with pride. -.,,g.-.Q -v, -. 1.1'x.z..,.,.-,,y -, - . .lf ,-,...'.-rv L iz PACE Tl HRTX FIX L

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