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

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Bob Lowe Dorothy A. Martin June Beck Harold Hamblen President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer The school enrollment in the fall of 1945 contained an enthusiastic 105 Freshmen which have gradually advanced to the distinguished position of Juniors. The class officers for that year were: S. E. Dillow President Harold Hamblen Vice-President Dorothy Owen .................. Secretary Jay Nicklos ................... Treasurer Bob Lowe ............. Boy Representative Jalia Collins ....... Girl Representative Evelyn Wooten was Santa Fe Trail Day queen. Mr. Beede and Miss Alexander were class sponsors. The officers of the Sophomore year were: Jay Nicklos President Harold Hamblen ........... Vice-President Sammy Consonero ............ ....Secretary Dwight Canfield ............... Treasurer Jack Christensen ..... Boy Representative Jo Ann Smith Girl Representative The class sponsors were Miss Place and Mr. Beede. The Santa Fe Trail Day queen was Jo Ann Smith. The Sophomores cf 1946-47 had a successful Santa Fe Trail Day and carried off most of the prizes. The Juniors this year elected for their officers the following students: Bob Lowe ....................... President Dorothy Ann Martin ....... Vic6 President Harold Hamblen ................. Treasurer D r.imy Consonero .... Bay Representative Patty Harvey ........ Girl Representative The sponsors for this year are Mr. Dighcra, Mr. Thurston, and Mrs. Roster. Three of the four executive members of f .udent Council are Juniors. A very successful prom and banquet. The Jun'ors this year presented as their annual class play “What a Life,” a comedy in three acts. The play was a ve.y appropriate one for the Juniors since it was a play about school life. The part of Henry Aldrich was played by Jay Nicklos. The play was a success in all respects. Tn their attemnt to :aise money for a well prr.m, the Juniors sold pen and pencil sets, and football and basketball coin purses. The Junior-Senior b-nquet, tire •■ear was held at the Palace Hotel followed by the dance in the high school gym. In addition the Juniors held their Junior dance on March 5. I aice Rlfchteen Till |i:me npoiiKoreil li ;iinl le N Store