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

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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

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ZEPHYRS GERALD ALLMENDINGER “I'm not afraid of anything, unless it is a woman. MARY BACA “Never too sad, never to gay.. But a real girl in every way.” MAE COFFELT “It warms me, it charms me To mention but his name.” KENNETH BROWN “Nennie” “The same old story, the same old song. The same old fellow, all day long.” QUENTON CHRISTY “Silence and common sense make a man” BARBARA CRAYS “Bob” “I love its gentle warble. I love its gentle flow, I love to wind my tongue up I love to hear it go.” FREDA DRUMRIGHT “She’s there to add to the fun, and usually gets her money’s worth.” NEIL DAVIDSON “Nelly” “I never dare to be as funny as I can.” ROSS ELLIS “Silence never makes any blunders.” RUTH EASLEY “She’s little, but she’s wise A knock-out for her size.” CATHERINE ETCHART “When joy and duty clash; Let duty go to smash.” MIKE ETCHART “Mike” “Why bother my head over studies and such? —Learn something and grow wise?—Not much!! CARL GATES “He certainly doesn’t tell the world all he knows.” EARL LOGSDON “On their own merits, modest men are dumb.” FRANCES GORDON “Taffy” “She dearly loves to talk, and does it well.” i en