Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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Centennial Parent-Teacher Association if llE ljarentfleacher .Xssociation is the one organization in Cientennial that hrings parents and faculty together to cliseuss the problems concerning the school anal the students. Through this organization parents hecome acquaintecl with the curricula ancl extra-curricular activities of the school. -l-liis year the P. T. gX. has aclclecl to their usual activities many war activities. The registration for the rationing ol canned foods was unclertalten hy the loeal P. T, .'X. organization. Red Cross sewing. lxnitting, gauze room work. Clmreen worla. fur- nishing eoolxies for the U.S.U.. and sponsoring First .'Xicl. llorne Nursing, and Nutrition classes has made lc?-12-I9-i3 a busy P. T. .'X. year. The theme. The Rmuparts Xllc lllatcli, furnished the patriotic note in this yearis programs. 'lilie ollicers are Mrs. XV. Il. Nafe. presiclentg Nlrs. ll. L. laelason, lirst ricefpres- irlentg Xlr. XX'. Nl. lleaton, second viecfprcsidentg Mrs. XXihitney XXi.1FClL'l1, secretary Klrs. .X Pepper, treasurer: and lXlrs. C. B. Douglas, historian. X mc mix CARQONI rs ii r Xtxt r r r i XI C l Xli X C lsiiltx Xli XXni llxi Xlr ln X X 4 ii v l fi' lf il Xl:s. ll. I -liizqs 'z Xl's.Xli.1N.cIiwlsKIl.Xl XX i l' Xl., 1 i. XI s XX. X lxvllx. Xlis l Xl. lull lX N. -,Q lH1v Xl:-. In-. Xl. l' ':s. Xl s. iv. ll. link. Xl - l. X. lfprzirrirr. Xlis L. fl. Str-plain. ll :Z iw If .t Xlzs. XX ..!::tX l. XX.1rnfmii. Xlrs. ll. l. ,l.itlss4iii. Xlrs XX. Nair. Xlis. X. 155-pt-1 .llwsnzf Xl. XX XI llf wr 1: Xlzs. C. ll lJitu,'.1s. Xl s. XX. l. lltll. Xl:-. Xl.,r1-in XX'..ltr's. Xl s '.X:t: llwlt. Xl'-.C X lJtrl.:11:.. Xl:-. llolvtit li.ip.ilir'. Xlis. Xl. C. Iotliz. Xlrs. l. ll XliXl.iiIiii. 1- tt.1 tt. s .... -. . . u 1. . 'M till s

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A. C. O. TOP PICTURE Top Row: Bottom Row: V. Schlotfcldt Mr. Heaton E. Triebes ll. Gallagher P. hIcCabe R. Gower I. Ilolloran I. Hyde D. Bliller R. M. Todd N. Stephan K. Ducy J. Kaufman MIDDLE PICTURE Top Row: Second Row: R. Berry N. Burger M. Runner V. L. Fluke I. Trevithick li. A. Powell B. L. Clark Third Row: First Row: B. Haycock N. I. Davis V. Schlotfeldt A. RI. Melton Y. Chavalia P. Harris B. IVarden Xl. Shattuck G. Ray V. Rapalje M. Neis BOTTO Top Row: B. Storer H. Smith J. Seas? .Uitlzlle ROW: A. Porter L. Kingery ll. Gillogly Associated Centennial Officers if IIE A. C. O. provides for student participation in conduct of school affairs. This organization discusses and helps to solve problems that mav be of im- portance to the student body. The duties and responsibilities of this group include the supervising of Cen tennials safety campaign, providing the leadership for the junior Red Cross ac- tivities, sponsoring the clean-up campaign, and assisting in fire drills. This group awards the coveted Centennial A'C. The direction of the hall guards and the horsemen is also part of the A. C. O. program. The officers this year are Albert Porter, presidentg Nancy Stephan, secretaryg and Mr. Heaton, sponsor. Since the A. C. O. gives the student his first taste of self- govcrnment, its importance cannot be to strongly emphasized. -VIRGINIA CARSON. M PICTURE Bottom Row: C. Kelly I.. Ready X. Gower B. North R. Bailey L. Barnhart Absent: I. Allen I. Amaya J. Bullen M. L. Dameron