Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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Senior Committees CLASS OE 1937 Cap anaHGown MARY LOUISE LEONARD. Chairman BOB INMAN MILDRED TAYLOR BILLY SUPPLE DOROTHY TSCHMELITSCH MAX ELLGEN Announcement Cards I.AWRENCE BURKHALTER. Chairman JUNIOR EVE BARBARA STORER ANGELINA PACE DOROTHY JEANNI? XVHITLOCK Senior Play SUSUMI HIDAKA, Business Manager FRED COLEMAN. Chairman EMMA XVEBER NORRIENE UHLS II71'emorial GEORGE MEYERS, Chairman MARGARET VJHITTLE MARJORIE PEIRCE STANLEY FLECKNER ANITA BARKSDALE Attendance ANITA BARKSDALE. Chairman NINA MAE JONES DOROTHY JEANNE VVHITLOCK RUTH PANTLE LUCILLE TUCKER MARY LOUISE LEONARD LAVJRENCI2 BURKHALTER HELEN McCEORGE Kid Day JUNIOR EVE, Chairman MARJORIE PEIRCE MILDRED TAYLOR Page Fifteen

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seniors, were both won by members of our class-Edna Falk and Jim Pattee. Jane Dallimore was in the finals. Edna and Dorothy Jeanne were also final- ists in the Smith Reading Contest, Edna again emerging victoriousl Chuck O'Brien, an all conference man, was winner of the cup awarded by the Colorado Theater for being the most valuable player on the football team. Fred Coleman and John Albano also excelled in football, while Tink Snapp and Jack Stewart were speedy boys on the track team. Members of our class marched off with honors in the State Music Contest in Denver, Martha Gordon with her voice and John Maynard with his oboe. When the spring breezes blew around the corner, enough prosperity came with them to give the Seniors their annual party and program. All pronounced it one of the most successful ever given. Jane Dallimore proved conclusively her Hne ability as a debater by winning the Vo- ries Medal. Margaret McDonnell, Edna Falk, and Barbara Storer were Junior Editors of the newspaper. 'Aln our Senior year Jim Pattee as president was assisted by John Maynard. vice-president. Edna Ealk was again secretary and Jean Markert served as treasurer. The climax of our Senior year was reached by Edna Ealk winning a trip to Paris as first prize in the National Statue of Liberty Contest. Jim Pattee's and Jane Dallimore's skill in debating took them to Wichita, Kansas, and Boulder for the State Tournament, where they brought further honor and recognition to Centennial. Dorothy Jeanne Whitlock won the Girls' Reading Contest by her presentation of The Last Class. Jane Dallimore ran her a close race in the Hnals. Edna Falk and Jane Dallimore served as co-editors of the annual. Pearl Trammel's efhciency as Art Editor of the annual was greatly appreciated as was Bill Bauer's who managed the Business Staff. An active interest was shown in newspaper work by Robert Britton, associate editor of the Centennialite: Junior Eve, business editor: and Billy Pitts, the editor of the Printers Devil. In the circus, Gertrude Poe gave a clever performance on the trapeze for Nina Mae Jones, who was Circus Queen. The Senior attendants to the Queen were Nor- ienne Uhls, and Georgia Stringer. Among the A'leads in the Operetta were Jack Cobb, Bill Bauer, and Virginia Eastman. We had a large representation in the band, orchestra, and glee clubs. John Maynard was Student Director of the band: Herbert Elliott, Principal Musician: and K. Whitney, Music Librarian, Several seniors from the glee clubs attended the music convention in Tulsa. Many of our boys were oHicers in the local R. O. T. C. Another honor was the State Girls' Rifle award, won by Ruby Brookshire. Many seniors participated in the Senior Act in the Vodevil. The annual Christmas play, 'fThe Boy on the Meadow, was presented by the senior expression class. The girls of this class with the assistance of the art department presented The Krzaue of Hearts, in which Margaret McDonnell was the hero as the knave of hearts, while Josephine Hughlitt played the heroine. Captain Applejackf' the Senior play, was a hit! At the close of four fruitful years in Centennial, we had our last fling together at Kid Day and then settled down for the more serious Baccalaureate Services and Commencement Exercises. 'fMy, what an active class! said Bulldog. Then they shook paw and fin: the scholar swam slowly into the meeting hall, while Bulldog kept jogging into a jungle of sea trees Where brilliant parrot Gsh swam through fantastic branches. Ere long, the corn on his left hind paw gave him a sudden stab, and Bulldog curled up on a nice soft bed of seaweed to rest, and soon fell fast asleep. -BARBARA STORER Page Fourteen

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