Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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P.-T. A. OFFICERS' COUNCIL Top Row Mr. Wm. Iehle, Mrs. S. E. McConne1, Mrs. M. Sena, Mrs. E.. Rizer, Mrs. E. B. Place, Mrs. N. C. Adams, Mrs. I. W. Hubbard, Mr. R. N. Collins. Second Row: Mrs. R. V. Davisson, Mrs. O. A. Haycock, Mrs. S. C. Barr, Mrs. C. A. Morgan, Mrs. T. Cable, Mrs. E. M. Gillogly, Mrs. A. C. Lohmiller. Third Row Mrs E. R. Heath, Mrs. H. Glover, Mrs. G. H. Winn, Mrs. L. H. Meek, Mrs. T. C. Calvert. Bottom Row Mrs R. R. May, Mr. F. K. Smith, Mrs. F. C. Mattoon, Mrs. C. R. Studinski, Mrs. H. W. Norris. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION AIDS CENTENNIAL The students of Centennial greatly appreciate the services rendered to the school and the home by the P.T. A. It has been the purpose of the Centennial P.T.A. to promote a stronger relationship between the home and the faculty in considering student and school problems. The theme for the year's work was-A'Our Children: Today's Responsibility, Tomorrow's Resource. Students and faculty members presented programs. Among these was an enter- taining play, entitled Moon-Calf Mugforcl, which was given by the students of the Speech department. Under the leadership of Mr. Jehle a school forum discussed the new student council constitution. In May the annual style show was presented by the Home Economics classesL A musical program, under the direction of Mr. Rei Christopher, was given by the instrumental music department. Mr. Roy Collins led all the group vocal music on the programs and he also aided in other vocal presenta- tions. Mr. M. N. Porter spoke on the new Personal Guidance Course introduced in Centennial for the first time this year. Student groups serving refreshments during the year were R. O. T. C. Sponsors, Business and Editorial staffs of the Centennialight, Annual Staff, Centennettes, National Honor Society, and the Home Economics Department. The officers for 1945-46 were Mrs. Ross May, presidentg Mrs. Lane Brown, first vice-presidentg Mr. Frank K. Smith, second vice-presidentg Mrs. Fred C. Mat- toon, secretary, Mrs. C. R. Studinski, treasurer, and Mrs. Herschel Norris, historian. These officers, the teachers, and the parents have worked together harmoniously and have completed another successful year. CLEORA ELLIS. Page Twelve

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