Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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I , . -in J. H. Risley Mildred Crawford R. McGee H. P. Vories G. G. Robertson E. Anderson E. VV. Spencer H. J. Smith F. W. Ramsower O. S. Reeves NV. B. Stewart J. L. Kingery Chapter Cne An I nteruiew with the High, Officials I'd like to see the Superintendent before we start on our trip through Centennial. Isn't his name Mr. Risley? Well, here's his office right here, Alice. Let's go in. In trotted Alice and the Bulldog. There they met Miss Crawford and Miss McGee, Mr. Risley's secretaries. They were told that the school board was going to have a meeting and were invited to attend. Mr. Risley greeted them kindly and introduced them to Dr. Spencer and Mr. Vories. Then Mr. Robertson, the Secretary of the District, came in and immediately started telling Alice about the high up-keep of Centennial. Soon he was interrupted by Miss Anderson. his clerk, who presented him with a voucher to sign. Mr. Smith, the Treasurer of the school district, came to talk over some financial matters with Mr. Robertson. Oh, say, who's that man just coming in the door? questioned Alice. Why, that's Mr. Ramsower, replied Bulldog. I-Ie's building custodian and probably came to tell Mr. Robertson that a boiler blew up or some such. Pretty soon Mr. Reeves, Mr. Stewart, and Mr. Kingery arrived. and the board meeting began. Alice and the Bulldog sat attentively in the corner listening in, but understanding little. As soon as Mr. Vories Hnished telling his latest funny story, Alice and the Bulldog slipped out. Twelve 1

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W. M. Heaton N. Ellis W. Jehle L. Allen M. L. Shaw M. Anderson H. H. Bisel M. C. Hollingsworth Chapter Two A Squint at the Faculty Alice, here comes the Principal, Mr. Heaton, but don't be scared and speak right up. said the Bulldog, as he led Alice to the office. Soon Alice was registering under the guidance of Miss Ellis and Miss Allen. Mr. Heaton's secretaries. Who's that strolling in? inquired Alice. The assistant principal: he catches all the bad kids that no one else can seem tio find. His sideline is Civics and American History. THE OFFICE Thirteen