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

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fe la. - J K t2Lz:z:12Qz'f9lQg,5f2t::: . . s NN s sxsxwssxxxsxssxxxxxxs-ws t .', MDTHER lf I were a poet, a weaver of dreams. t l would weave a sweet story for my queen of queensj lf I were cz painter, a master of art, I would paint a great picture for you. sweetheart: lf l were a singer. a maker of song. l 4 , l would sing a sweet theme to you, I ue loued long: H- '-AVE'-LE But since l can't claim these talents so rare. l And must be content with the wish and the prayer, I can only say in my own simple way How I loue you dear Mother. my life's brightest ray. Mothers Day Poetry Contest Each year in May the Centralite Staff conducts a Mothers Day poetry contest in the school . The students put their best efforts into the work. and many excellent poems are submitted. In the 1930 contest Mother by Helen Lavelle and To a Departed Mother by Marie Riley were the Winners. To a Departed Mother Mother. I did not know. before you went away. There were so many hours in the day: And that the night. so desolately drear And full of loneliness. would seem a year. Mother. l did not know the winds were quite so f Sniong' M. RILEY The winds that lore the blossom from the bough: Nor that the rain could sing so sad a sony. The whole night Iona: but, oh I know it HOLU, ET1:??SS5.',S'S5353Zi . svn sxsst ' felfllllfzlzzvlfziille P2745 J -1441 ,e ,4 L 1 Ill siiixtixsxxssxxxtx ixxsxxis l'.XLLl. l'll TY-FOUR X

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'35 A, 1. CLASS PROPHECY XYhile walking down the street I heard a call: Come one, come all, gaze into the crystal ball. XYell. maybe it's true, and I started to run In hope of a view of the class of '31, Ali, I shouted. it's true. it's true, -Xs familiar figures loomed into view. I saw Esther and Collette down on the farm Displaying their well-known musical charm. Lucille and LaVerne own a beauty shop. And K. Duggan there wields a heavy mop. Corr and Carty have crashed the movies. King and McFadden are famous beauties. The Roach, Murray, and Kendrigan trio Are on the stage dancing to O Solo Mio. As a chef gl. McKeown makes excellent gravy. To help Yonee feed the hungry nary. Marie McMillan has put aside all fun, XYith M. Mulholland a hospital she'll run. Rafferty and M. Reilly, while rowing on a lake, Tipped the boat and met their fate. Caddy Johnson, now dances in a cabaret, XYhile brilliant Norma feeds horses hay. Kate Connolly, well known as a teacher stern, Makes Nora Brouillette's children learn. Rosie Roe and Dote. two hohoes yet. Lost all their money on a horse race bet. Kathleen and Pony, two good dieticians, Have discovered a way to reduce musicians. Irene Harrington runs a home for old maids. And there the fair Catherine ffVDonnell stays. Peg Monahan. now a millionaires wife. Says she's leading a wonderful life. Mary Lee. a missioner far, far away. Is converting her thousands day by day. And. and Monica. in Lane's .lazz Band lYhile Liz and Tan dance the hours away. Florence Kelly is a great tennis champ, .-Xnd H. Meade is the world's most famous vamp. play, Lois Sullivan, who dances in a show, Keeps press agent, McGowan. on the go. XYith the circus that left town one day. M. Kelly and M. Shea rode ffl-l'. far away. Toots Phillips, the best ad getter of all ages, On McGonigle's paper now earns her wages. Helen Lavelle, a spinster. hung a sign On her door. Singing lessons any time. Now that I knew about all. I was full of joy. .Rnd the old slang phrase I shouted. Oh, boy. A peppy crowd and full of fun XYas the dear old class of 231. v ' 1111414111141411111zerzzzrlllfzzzzzzzzz 1 ul -I' ,Q 'Q 'Inv 'ft' SN. - XSSNXSXW AXXXNXXSXSSSSXXXXSSSXSKXNSSSN A lllllllllllllf flllllllillllg 71llllllililllillilllillldfll Si! PAGE FIFTY-THREE

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.-.a g 1- 1111414zlzzlllzfzzzzzzrlzlifzzf 111114: xx xxx A x A JF-' '.- - 29 CLASS DAY PROGRAM i MAY 21, 1931 Songs - .v QAv...f. 1 , ..... 1111, ...,., 1111 1111 1 1 1 1 11 Senior Quartet L. Sullivan. H. O'Leary. C. Duchesneau, C. Rafferty President's Address 1111 1 111111 .11, ,,,.,,, 1 ,,,,,, 11,,,1111,,11, ,,,,,, I r e n e Harrington Reading- Run Queek Rosie 1111, 1 ,111111 11 11 Rose Roe Piano Selection- Neopolitan Nights 1 1 11 11 Esther Connole Class Prophecy .111 1 111111111111111111111111 11111. 1 1111111111 H elen Lavelle Reading- Rich Guy 11 111111111111111111 11111111 1 1 11111 11 Ann McFadden Class Play 1111111 1 1 1 1111 .1 ....1 1111 1111 1 1111 ' ' Two Tables of Bridge Reading- Sarah's Birthday Gift 11,1 1 1111111 11.1Catherine Connolly Class Will 1111111111111.111..1111 .1..111111111111111111111.1111111111 . 11 Margaret Roach Senior Orchestra 1 1 1.11. 1 1..111111111.111111 1 1111 11 1 1 Popular Selections M. Prendergast, saxophone: A. Sheehy, violin: L. Lane, trumpet: E. Connole, piano. Class Song- Dear Central High 1111111 Seniors Words by Lois Sullivan CLASS SONG DEAR CENTRAL HIGH 4Tune- Jennie Lee l Dear Central High. We'Il say yood-bye to you,- We always will be trueg You know that, too. Each memory Of days we spent with thee ln our hearts' treasury lVill always be. Better friends, I know, we'll never meet: No other days will euer be so sweet. May your proud name Attain still greater fame. Our love you'll ever claim Dear Central High. 7IIlllIllf7llliVliI2f Wifi? 'QQSSWYSS if - ' PAGE FIFTY-FIVE.