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

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ZEPHYRS MRS. ALIK D. HALE Coalgate, Oklahoma A. B.. University of Kansas; Dighton, Kansas to R. C. H. S. in 19 29; Home Economies. G. N. HAMM Gunnison, Colorado A. B.. Western State College of Colorado; Boone Centralized School. Boone, Colorado to B. C. H. S. in 1929; English, Biology. Typewriting and Athletics. ROY G. HOLBERT Lamar, Colorado C. T. C., Greeley, Colorado; Instrumental Music, Band and Orchestra. MISS MARGARET KRAMPE Baxter, Iowa B. A., Iowa State University; Gregg School, Chicago; Blockton High School to B. C. H. S. in 19 29; Commercial Department. MISS HAZEL LAWLER Fowler, Colorado A. B. Colorado State Teachers College; Las Animas Junior High to B. C. H. S. in 19 28; Mathematics. MISS ELSIE LINN Boulder. Colorado B. S. Hastings College; Morrill Nebraska to B. C. H. S. in 1930; Foreign Languages. HARVEY MULLEN Stafford, Kansas B. S.. Kansas State Teachers College of Pittsburg; Ass’t. Prof. Manual Arts, K. S. T. C. to B. C. H. S. in 1922; Manual Arts. WENDELL WOLF Denver, Colorado B. A. University of Denver; to B. C. H. S. in 1929; Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics

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g. k. McCauley. Superintendent of Schools Las Animas, Colorado A. B., Denver University; Fowler, Colorado to Principal High School. Las Animas. MISS INA SMITH Kansas City, Missouri B. S., Central State Teachers’ College, War rensburg, Missouri, Huff's School of Business, Kansas City, Missouri to B. C. H. S. in 1922: Principal and Advanced Typewriting. DEAN DARBY Urbana, Missouri A. B. University of Florida. Superintendent of Schools, Aldrich, Missouri to B. C. H. S.. in 192 9 as Assistant Principal and English Teacher. MRS. DOROTHY BOYD Las Animas. Colorado A. B. Sim so i College. Indianola, Iowa; to B. C, H. S. in 19 29; Sophomore History. MISS FRANCES JOHNSON (BRYANT) Odessa, Missouri University of Missouri, Aroura. Bevier. Camden to B C. H. S. in 1928; Spanish and Latin; Resigned January 1.1930. A. J. CONSBRUCK Hastings, Nebraska A. B. Hastings College; Gregory. South Da kota to B. C. H. S. 1928; History, Com mercial Law. Psychology and Boys Bas ketball Coach MRS. OLLIE DARBY Urbana, Missouri Southwest State Teachers College; to B. C H. S. in 19 29: Librarian and Junioi Business. MISS CARMEN DUGGER Scottsville, Illinois A. B., Illinois Woman’s College; Delta High School, Delta. Colorado, to B. C. H. S. in 1 927: English II and IV.

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5ni Be m ‘Harriet Hartzell Queen of the Zephyrs The long list of extra-curricular activities in which Harriet Hartzell has engaged throughout her four years gives ample reason for her being selected as the most popular girl in the B. C. H. S. for 1930. Perhaps the most noteworthy among the positions she has filled are: President of the Student Council, 1930, Junior Class president, a member of the Girls Octette and a staff member of both student publications. Furthermore she ranks foremost in scholastic records. As a result of the Popularity Contest conducted by the Annual Staff, Harriet is to be hailed not only as the most popular girl in school but as “Queen of the Annual,” which is one of the most distinguishing recognitions that any girl can receive. Eight