Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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l:.C. MR. REI CHRISTOPHER i NJ these activities there will be a life-time of musical culture and appre- ciation ahead. For more than a score of years Centennial has enjoyed a wide reputation for the excellence of musical achievements. Full credit for this outstanding contribution to the fame of our High School goes to Mr. Roy N. Collins of the Vocal Department and to Mr. Rei Christopher of the Instrumental Department. To these gentlemen, with appreciation of their fine personal qualities as well as of their profes- sional achievements, the Staff gratefully dedicates this book. ,A-, An., ..,ir,-.t,. .... ,,.. rin- ..., .A , A ,, , rd - A . Page Three 5'5- 4 f 1-...L

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W IWLJ-1.c,, MR. ROY N. COLLINS ' Page T 'WO Dea6'cm'Zorz, . . . As the members of the Class of 1944 look back upon the scenes that unfolded before them during their years in Centennial, one of their most pleasant memories will undoubtedly be of the musical life of our High School. For all Centennial students there will be recol- lections of the enchanting and inspiring music of our Glee Clubs, our Band and our Orchestra, in addition to the many informal groups that grew out of these organizations. For those who availed themselves of the musical opportunities offered here and personally rparticipated in

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JQHGJPIEQD QU - f , i Q wg! ,p I pi,5vJ,V .P J I Q Ji? Ji H ' l N I ,JL A XUKJJ P'- X. l If T X11 N f X y Y ffl5 All the world's a stage -all Centennialites are the players. We've set the stage. The curtain's ready. The house lights have dimmed upon this year, and we are all ready for reminiscing. This play is your record of a year's activity in Centennial. VVe hope that in future years it will bring back happy memories to you, and that you will applaud the play in which you were an actor. Now-on with the play! -PRISCILLA MCCABE. 4'liifiiif5ii'ii-ii ' I Page Four