Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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A-v iris FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL Back Row: K. Walter, E. Blythe, S. Foreman, E. Brunner, I. Rogers, R. Minet, H. Masterson, 1. Traistcr. Second Row: G. Goure, M. McCabe, C. Bish, A. Robbe, I. Prowers, B. Denny, G. Crowley, I. Hopkins. Third Row: F. johnson, H. Moore, 1. Dykes, I. Anderson, E. Wilcox, S. Wong, J. Smith, S. Musso. Bottom Row: C. Spath, I. Amaya, I. Bartley, S. Tompkins, S. Atchinson, R. Shelley, B. McQuarrie, D. Essex, V. Laird. Clanhsnniaf .Aliucfsnf found Centennial's Student Council was formed last year after students voted to change the old A. C. O. for some new form of self-government. A convention was elected to write a constitution, and the result of its efforts, after much deliberation and argu- ment, was adopted as the basis of the new organization. This year the Council Went into actual operation, with the purpose of giving a direct part to everyone in running student affairs. As nearly as can be judged in such a short time, it has made considerable progress in this direction. Officers of the Council, elected last year, are Earl Hobbs, President, Dave Christman, Vice President, Bill Chasteen, Secretary, Bill Casto, Treasurer, and Tom EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Back Row: Miss Ruth Matthews, Mr. M. N. Porter Front Row: Don Shelly, Bill Casto, Franklin Oetting, Bill Chasteen, David Christman, Marianne Crockett, . Tom Buegg, Earl Hobbs Q E Tiff f is -vii.. .gif W K - Q it. J. 4'5- vq K .-,so .S . V.. . I ye, . . iftssw . N. Q..- L If 6

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MS ,- I I ' I If aaufty Tap Row: MR. POUND MRS. ROSENDALE MRS. SIIAVER MR. ED SMITH Sec rzzz d Row: MR. FRED SMITH MISS TAYLOR MR. THOMAS Third Row: MISS WENTVVORTH MR. UNGER MR. TOMLINSON Fourth Row: MR. YOUNG MISS TOUR MR. IEFFERIES Fifth Row: MISS TRIMM MISS KIMSEY MISS HARNEY Bozmm Row: LT. COL. MARVIN SGT. BURTON SGT. CLARK SGT. GOLIDAY We nf'-1 .' N' 5611-- ,Q , ,.g . ,M 4, Qeihf' K' xg. Q' ms- B' S KN X Q-,w u, x-Q Cl J nv-X Q , 'nf-A 1. 4 SU

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f 1' f I' i .f'Pfn4s..a.- x gf'--Q . x.. ' T1 - -14 K . ' 'l ' , f r , S - v . I 1--.-M,-1 fb' r' ',, J . , f 7 Ruegg, Head Yell-leader. The Executive Committee 6f the Council was made up of these officers, the four class presidents-Bill Mattoon, Franklin Oetting, Bill Casto, and Don Shelley, and the representative of the Council as a whole-Marianne Crockett. As sponsors, Mr. M. N. Porter and Miss Ruth Matthews helped guide the Council through the trials and tribulations of its first year. In order to keep the plans of the various clubs and societies from conflicting, the Council acted as a clearing-house. Lists of all organizations' planned activities were reviewed. The National Honor Society was delegated to review assemblies. Council members journeyed to Colorado Springs for a meeting of the Southern Colorado Association of Student Congresses, and Charles Spath was elected presi- dent of that organization. Earl Hobbs was elected vice president of the Inter-City Student Council, formed to co-ordinate the activities of the separate bodies. In cooperation with the Exchange Club, the Council started the Youth Center in Me- morial Hall. - With all these things accomplished in the first year, we can expect that the Student Council will continue in the future to serve its purpose, that of giving Centennial students a greater and more effective voice in their own govemment. ' Doucms UNFUC f ff W 1' A 'A X . . .- fi. ' A ffffsf -Lf.,'f ' ' I 1' lv N x' -f-A!! K 3. , , 2' . B ff' Cf s' ,fff ff -if ffff fc .'1f'f'fQ ' A ,ll J f ,T 1 1 in ,V 4' -,Y ,., 1 s , f f' f .f f '. ., f 1 'J SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL Back Row: K. Walter, E. Brunner, M. Rosenblum, I. Craddock, R. Minet, F. Johnson, C. Coatney, B. Anderson. Second Row: M. L. Phelps, B. Denny, J. Atchinson, J. Martinelli, C. Murphy, I. jolly, S. Crocker, J. Chamberlain. Third Row' I Dykes O White E Shaw H Jones D Heath S Won G Goure J H k' I -- v' y- y- 1- .. g,. ,. op1ns,J.vey. Bottom Raw: J. Amaya, B. Day, E. Hudgens, I. Jones, B. Fink, R. Shelley, J. Criswell, B. McQuarrie, V. Laird.