Las Animas High School - Trojan Yearbook (Las Animas, CO)

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The Faculty Edwin A. Schreck Superintendent C. W. Muir Principal Olive Watson Assistant Principal, Mathematics Lois Harlan Sciences Anita Kepler Literature, Latin Kenneth Morrison Manual Training Alta Shoen Commercial Edna H. Rosen Spanish H. B. Milholin History, Athletics Edith L. Givens Household Arts Isabel S. Miner Biology, Rhetoric Nell Nicholson Music, Art Harriet E. Bodine , Physical Education Board of Education Dr. S. V. Hageman President Allie V. Richmond Secretary Frank A. Crowe Treasurer Charles Carver -----------------------------------Member Lewis Marlman Member

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STAFF Frank Jackson Hazel Lamont George Gruber Bee Chandler Charles Smith Peter Crompton------------- John Moore Iris Marshall, Dorothy Battle Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Joke Editor Junior Editor Sophomore Editor Freshman Editors

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COLUMBIAN BUILDING AND GYMNASIUM This thoroughly modern school was erected in 1916 by School District No. 1 of Las Animas. It is built on the “California” plan, with eleven class rooms, a Gymnasium and Auditorium and Manual Training rooms, surrounding a court. It is thoroughly modern in every respect and is one of the model school buildings of the state. The Gymnasium and Manual Training rooms are part of the High School system and add greatly to the efficiency of the school in athletics and in the Manual Training work. The Gymnasium is large and well equipped with apparatus and has convenient lockers and shower baths; the same room being used as an auditorium for large gatherings. The new athletic field adjoins the Gymnasium on the wrest convenient when out-of-doors athletics are in season; a great improvement over former conditions for athletic training. The Manual Training Department is one of the best equipped in the valley and its practical training is one of the features of High School life. The Columbian Building furnishes it quarters that are ideal, designed by architects especially for the work in hand. Columbian Building, Manual Training and Gymnasium