Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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sasesss Ely: Qlfenipnnial 'ZIJ zsassss seaumzsmr-Q ,Q .5 e.-:xn..- - W x f 'xzI?Q Swv: f ,, , 4 fp' ,J,of juninr lkliatnrg OFFICERS President ........ .,...,....... ..... J u lia Brooking Vice-President --- ...... George Pattee Secretary ...... ......,. H elen Sanders Treasurer .......................... Dorothy Overdorf The present Junior class is one of the best Centennial has ever had . As Freshmen, they started out with pep enough to win the banner offered by the staff to the class which sold the most vodevil tickets. Following this, they Won the basketball championship of the school. The Seniors, the Juniors, and the Sophomores were beaten by the Class of '21, This year the Junior expression classes under Miss Hill's direction presented two plays in the school audi- torium, the first act of A College Widow and The Real American Girl . The Junior dance, where each Junior was allowed one out- sider, was given by Mr. and Mrs. Morton and Mr. and Mrs. Jehle. It was a great success and was appreciated by all. The Class of '21 was the winner of the American banner offered to the school by Mr. Burch to the class which sold the most tuberculosis seals. Besides helping the Red Cross, this revealed the pep of the Juniors. The first Junior in the history of Centennial to Win the Boulder Essay Contest was Miss Helen Sanders, a member of the Class of '21. Lyman Henry, who won the Vories Medal is also a Junior. This class has shown a lot of pep in every school affair, many members taking active parts in contests, social affairs, etc. The motto is suggestive of the spirit.- Possum Quia. Posse Videntuvw. X I ......... - 29

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