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

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va-r-1-f if rf rr .A. , , ., , Los,-, . ..- ,, . 4 L SCHOLARSHIP HONOR STUDENTS SICNIHIQS .XXIJ ,JVNIUIQS Front row: iMiller, Q'Leary, Duchesneau, H. O'Leary. Coburn, Roe. Connolly, Lee, Harrington. King- f-Orr. Caron. Second row: Crawford, Kore, Hull, Kenney, Davis, Bilteau, Taylor, Gilmore, Moran, Cassidy, Flaherty, Dennehy, HONOR ROLL Each quarter following the examinations, an honor roll is pub- lished. Seventy-two girls made the first quarter honor roll. ninety-nine the second, and seventyfthree the third. The girls pictured on this page were honor students every quarter. SCHOLARSHIP HONOR STUDENTS SOl'l If llli MES .XNIJ l RliSllNl HN Front row: M. Rotar, Maffei, Gebrielson, Budell, C. Murphy, Sullivan, L. Murphy, Dezell, Smith. Second row: Meade, Doonan, Kearney, Moran, Tansey, Curtis, Volberding, Campeau, Rask, McCarthy. Not in picture: Gross. Adlard, O'Neil. 'Q f1.i -- f-W. I ' PACIZ VORTY- ONE

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, gif '- .1 . ' -v-rw W 'vt Y i 2 ,-I. 4, . , V, ,Y ,- J -, . -. .. - ., :wx-14,-'T-vax X Q., l 44.-f 44 - 4.4 ' 1 -'. l ' r- .V 2. pn- . v. T-: - .r.h,f,u-eb .L--.....V-1 ,b,iSL 1 K '. Lili, T. C, CLUB OFFICERS Front row: Bertrand, McCarthy, Gallivan, Sheppard. Back row: Dezell, Sullivan, Keller, Shea. THE T. C. CLUB The T. C. is a Sillnliwiiiuic clulw which was wrgauizecl hy the present Seuiur class iluriug their Supliuiiime year. The piiqmse arf the cluh is tcm iiiipi-:we the liuglish uf its members aurl euallle them tu hecume hetter acquainted with literature. The iueetiugs are featured hy lirugraius aurl social activities. JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB The yluuiur llraiuatic Clulw, which is a lung-staucliug auil highly recog- uizecl urgaiuzatiim at Central, has cumpletecl auuther successtul year. .Xiumig the must uutstaiicling' plays which were preseutecl are The Minister Cuiucs tu Tea aufl Quark, Quackf' The ufficers uf the clulm are as fullows: Director, Catherine Doughertyg awsistautw. Celt-stiue Carim, llazel Sullivan. Catherine Dwyer, Durotliy Gil- mure aml Mary Sullivan. Sullivan Dwyt r Dougherty Gilmore Caron Sullivan YI. ML f if-F.. lr .I-IH-l.Q.If.l'1f'fIQ.. .51gL 4S1lf2ZC3LL' Z'T 'T' ' T1 V. '.','T'. 1.25275 3. fTZTf. 7 TTI Y. . 7? fQ.1f'l.'?f'S'3.TX KICK 'J IQQZLTKS XT ,XSQ l'.'XCl. I URTYYTXVO