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

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firw a, 7 ,x if' 5 5,3 Vxvgxsvsxs sxsx xxssxsxxxsxxxxsxgsgw . K 5 '.f.'P,--F CHAMPIONS NANKEVILLE KENDRIGAN McKEOWN GILMORE June Mclieown, ever since her sophomore year has been high-point man at the track meet. which is held at Clark Park in the latter part of May of each year. Last year, due to her excellent jumping and running, the Juniors were able to cop the trophy. ln February, at the K. of C. gym, a Squash Tourney was held. Over fifty girls participated. There were two classes, the experienced and inexperienced. Margaret Kendrigan copped the title of the exper- ienced, while Dorothy Gilmore Won the honor of the inexperienced divi- sion. Last. but not least, comes the champion of the skating carnival, Cecilia Nankeville. Cecilia captured third place in the individual race. She competed against contestants from Anaconda High School, Butte High School and others from Central. 2 C 55 . - Sh . SSSQSQ i ? . ' I1 7141111111116 ff l Iflfff fill! fl If xxxxxxxSxSx SS SSSSSSSXSXXKSN P,xc.E SEVENTY '