Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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7-Ecuffy Top Rott' MR ,RAYMOND MOERY MISS PEARL BROXVN MISS VETA HOPPER Second Row MISS ETHEI. WEN'I'WOR'I'H MR. XVILLIANI II. BROXVN MISS ALICE S. KOPS Third Rott' NIISS ISABELLIE TOUR MRS. FRANCIS SHAVER MISS DOROTIIEA I., JACKSON Fourlh Row SGT. JAMES SNIZIED I SGT. KENNETH C. FRANK AX MAJOR DARROW MENOHER Xl CAMERA SHY ITACULTY MR. W. S, KETTERING NIR. IZ. C, JONES , 50 . f I ' -gd! x Eine arts are well represented in Cen- ments The vocal music is under the direction of Mr. Roy N. Collins, while Mr. Rei Christopher holds the baton for the instrumental music, and Miss Ethel Melin supervises the art. The work offered in the art depart- ment includes art metal, drawing, and interior decorating. The latter course, which is entirely new this year, has proved both instructive and entertain- ing. Its growing popularity assures its continuance for years to come. The vocal music department, under the direction of Mr. Collins, has reached an all high in the past year. The A Capella choir, Cecelian group, the Freshman Triple Trio, and the Boys' quartet are well known entertainers, and are often invited to perform. Mr. Christopher, in charge of the in- strumental music in Centennial, directs the band and orchestra. Both of these organizations participate in the State Band Contest held each spring. Centen- nial's representatives have always made a fine showing in the contests and have often returned with trophies to place in our case. Thus in our line arts department are included all branches which cultivate the finer things in Centennial's students. -MARGARET MCCOY. btennial by the music and arts depart- Page Ten

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To Mrs. Farnworth, our Senior critic, we express our deep appreciation for the fine Way in which you have guided the class of 1938 through three eventful and happy years.