Florence High School - Husky La Bran Yearbook (Florence, CO)

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r )H y The Senior Class started its last year in high school with an enrollment of fifty-five. The class was well represented in all sports. Six boys were on the football team and five boys on the basketball team. The Seniors won the interclass basketball tournament. Five boys were out for tennis. In the Homecoming parade the seniors had a very unusual float which won second place in the contest. Florence Colaizzi represented the Senior Class and was chosen Athletic Queen. Several seniors were interested in dramatics and their contest play won first place. The largest audience to be present at any school play was present at the Senior Class play. The seniors had several successful social activities during the year. The first of these was the Penny Carnival which was sponsored by the Senior Class. On March 18 many costumes both beautiful and humorous appeared as the seniors celebrated the annual Costume Day. The Senior banquet was held in March because the class wished to have it before their sponsor, Mr. Phillips, was inducted into the army. The senior dance given May 15 was the final social function of the year. Commencement week activities began with a very entertaining program given on Class Day, May 21. This program included the tradi-ional senior will, history, and prophecy, as well as several musical numbers. Baccalaureate exercises were held on Sunday evening, May 24, with Reverend Edgar H. Hoffman delivering the address. On Thursday, May 28, the class was graduated at a student conducted program the theme of which was “The American Way”. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester ALFRED TOLLIS President HOWARD McCANDLESS JULIUS UHRLAUB Vice-President JULIUS UHRLAUB GENEVA BARNES Secretary BETTY CARPENTER BILL DRENICK Treasurer FLORENCE COLAIZZI STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISERS Mr. Phillips and Miss Stockwell Dusolina Mascitelli, Nathan Mascitelli In 1921 there were 11 teachers in F. H. S.

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MR. PHILLIPS Adviser MARY GARCIA “Garsha” “Oh kid!” JUNE CORDOVA Juney” “I bet I miss the bus some night.” BOB PIERCY “Piercy” “I guess I’ll study—for a change! ” GERTRUDE LLOYD •Gert” MISS STOCKWELL ‘Oh the Marine!” Assistant Adviser Florense was named for Florence McCandless, who is a daughter of a pioneer family tn this community, and who is now residing in San Jose, California.

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Second Row: CHARLIE AMARANTUS, MARTHA HUIATT, ROYAL ANDERSON. MARJORIE PINAMONT. WAYNE STRICKLAND Third Row: YOLANDA ZARLENGA. PAULINE SAINDON. HARVEY EEACH. NELLIE SASSER. MARGE FABRIZIO Fourth Row: BOB JONES. DIANA GIULIANO, HELEN WIN3WCRTH. ROBERT LACEL BURROUGHS. MARGARET SMITH In 1890 the schools of Florence were ungraded and met in an adobe building.