Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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, 3 til zfma w 1 J. L. Tomlinson H. Spencer F. Breckenridge R. Scott M. M. Smith K. Jacobs M. Melcher V- HOPPCI As Alice wanted to visit the foreign language department, she was introduced to Miss Melcher and Miss Jacobs. the Latin teachers. Then she interviewed Miss Hopper and Miss Scott who do all their talking in Spanish. Wouldn't it be nice to know so many languages? remarked Alice after she had 'seen Miss Smith teach both Spanish and French. ' When the Bulldog mentioned mathematics, Alice shuddered, but he said, Oh, come on. You can't help enjoying Math under Miss Spencer, Miss Breckenridge, Mr. Tomlinson, and Mr. DeVivier. and We must go to the Business Department where Typing, Shorthand, Book- keeping. and Business English, Spelling, and Arithmetic are given under Miss Berg, Mrs. Brainerd, Mr. Pound, Miss Mitchell, Miss Bergin, and Miss Cooley. ALGEBRA I Fifteen 1 l

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ll- - ' i l r mi li A , Fi J G. Cunningham B. Berliner M. O. Fowler E. Cullen E. T. Kelly M. Taylor M. Y. Farnworth E. Woods When the pair went to Miss Shaw's study-hall, the Bulldog confided that Alice might look at the magazines if she would ask Miss Shaw. but Alice didn't think she had time to stop. After leaving the study-hall. the Bulldog explained, Now, if you were taking European History. Alice. you would have either Miss Anderson or Mr. Bisel. Now you will want to visit Miss Hollingsworth, who teaches Expression. She puts on such keen plays, and, while we're in this end of the hall, let's visit Miss Cunningham who is the head of the English department. She does her best to teach English lo the mighty Seniors. Miss Woods and Mr. Kelly have the Juniors for English. and the Sophomores and Freshmen go to Miss Berliner. Miss Cullen, Miss Fowler. Miss Taylor. or Mrs. Farnworthf' ENGLISH IV ' Fourteen

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l . rg ' l l . .. . , - 1 11 - , .,., - - - nf 'if l li - i ' . 'A i . 4 . , A l X ' ' ' A M. Berg I. E. Brainerd V M. Mitchell M. Cooley J. L. Pound P. Bergin J. P. Brown E. Melin As the two left Miss Melin's Art room, the Bulldog remarked, Alice, if you get all tuckered out or get a sore throat, you can go to the school nurse, Miss Kops, or to Mrs. Hed. her assistant. They'll fix you up. I never get tired, and I never have a headache, said Alice. Never? barked the Bulldog. Well, hardly ever, replied Alice. After they had visited Miss Brown in her Domestic Science department and had each been given a big cookie, they found Miss Wentworth down in the gym directing one of her girls' TYPING Sixteen - - - - -