Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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Ctalaculty Mr. XVilbur M. Heaton's main profession is ofiiciating as principal of Centennial. He is a graduate from the Dickinson College where he received a Ph.B. degree and later he attained an M. A. degree from the University of Colorado. During the summer he goes to the Ref serve Olhcers' Training Camp. His two daughters and chemical Warfare are his hobbies. Mr. William Jehle graduated from the University of Michigan where he got an A. B. degree. During the summer he goes Hshing and is an advocate of flower gardening. During the winter he is assistant principal at Centen and teaches History and Civics. His hobby -Little Bill, Miss Matilda Berg graduated from the Colorado State Teachers College where she was awarded her A. B. de- gree. She teaches typewriting and sponsors the Comf mercial Club. l-ler hobby is visiting in Colorado Springs. Miss Florence Bergin, who is an instructor in the Com- mercial Department of Centennial. is also the Penman- ship Supervisor of the district. She is a graduate of the State Teachers College at Greeley. During the sum- mer vacations she attends summer school at Boulder. She enjoys reading for a pastime. Mrs. Ida E. Brainerd. in addition to services as shorts hand instructor, has charge of the financial affairs of Centennial activities. She attended the Business Uni- versity of Erie, Pennsylvania, and has attended summer school at Boulder, Colorado College. and the Univer- sity of California. Teaching school. she says. is her main hobby. and next best she likes to travel. Miss Pearl Brown received her B. S. degree at Kansas State Agricultural College. She has also attended Columbia University and the University of Colorado. She teaches Home Economics and attends to serving us a delicious Junior-Senior Banquet every year. Miss Mary Cooley was awarded her A, B. degree at the State Teachers College at Chadron, Nebraska. and from the University of Colorado she received her M. A. degree. She majored in Science with Mathematics as a minor-but she teaches Math. Miss Belle Berliner has attended the Colorado State Teachers College where she earned her A. B. degree. She attained her M. A. degree at Denver University. She takes extra work at Denver University during the sum- mer vacations and teaches English to Freshmen and Sophomores during the school term. Mr. J. L. Pound is a graduate of Colorado State Teachers College where he received an A. B. degree. He is manager of the Centennial Athletic Association. sponsors the Ad Club. and. besides all that, teaches Business Administration. Miss Maude Mitchell is an A. B. from the Colorado State Teachers College. She is a most efficient critic for the Business Staff of the Bulldog. She teaches various commercial subjects. and her favorite pastime is traveling. 10

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iBoard of Education Mr. James H. Risley, aside from being Superintendent of Schools. is much intereszed in civic affairs. He is a member of the Y. M. C. A.. the Child Welfare Association. and the Rotary Club. He is famed for his story telling and is also a prominent leader in church work. He is a graduate of Chicago University. Because of his various activities. Mr. H. P. Vories is officially known as the man of affairs. but his principal occupation is practicing law. He is famous for his smile and his funny stories. Since his hobby is gardening. he says it with flowers. Mr. H. J. Smith's chief claim to fame is his daughter-our Mary Margaret. Aside from this, he is cashier of the First National Bank. which office confirms his capacity as treasurer of the school hoard. He is also interested in ranching. country life. and his summer home in Beulah. By attending all the Centennial games. Mr. L. l.. Kingery shows himself to be a loyal Bulldog. and also he thus is training his two small sons to be future Bulldogs. During the war. Mr. Kingery served in the Y. M. C. A. Mr. W. B. Stewart brings to the School Board a wealth of ex- perience. He has been a teacher. a banker, a student of medicine. and is at present an attorney-at-law. He is an enthusiastic leader in church activities. His interests are divided between his small daughter and his new summer home in Beulah. Though Mr. G. G. Robertson is Secretary of the School Board. he has spent most of his life in the banking business. I-le is a prominent leader in church work, has sponsored the Sunday school at El Bethel. and conducts a class of boys at the Baptist church. Among his hobbies are tennis, motoring. gardening. and his private park on High Street. Although Dr. E. W. Spencer specializes in dentistry. his hobby is public service, to which he makes valuable contributions. Among his various activities he is Superintendent of the Baptist Sunday School, Secretary of the Kiwanis Club. Treasurer of Al Kaly Shrine, and a member of State Dental Board. As a pastime. he enjoys motoring. Mr. O, S. Reeves. in addition to his activities as an optometrist. is very much interested in farming as a side-line. He is also an enthusiastic member of the organizations of Woodmen of the World and Odd Fellows. Mr. F. W. Ramsower. the chief engineer of School District No. l. has one main hobby-to make Centennial the best-looking school building in the country'-and hasn't he succeeded? He also enjoys reading and taking trips in his car. Miss Eunice Anderson is from Independence. Kansas. and at- tended the business college at Coffeyville, Kansas. Aside from serving as clerk to Mr. Robertson, she specializes in sports. Miss Mildred Crawford. a former Bulldog. presides as secretary in Superintendent Risley's office where she also works during the summer. Her hobby is dancing. Miss Ruth McGee is a graduate of Centennial. During the sum- mer school term she continues her secretarial work in Superin- tendent Risley's office after which she spends her vacation travel- ing. She is inclined towards ships and poetry as pastimes. 9

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Cffacult Miss Grace Cunningham-Senior English teacher4at- tended Colorado College where she received an A. B. degree. and later she spent her year's leave of ab- sence at the University of California where she got her M. A. degree. She gardens during the vacation and is sponsor of the National Honor Society and of the Class of 1935. Miss Eleanor Cullen has a Pd.B. degree from XVestern State College and an A. B. degree from Denver Uni- versity. She spends most of her summers traveling. In 1929 she spent her vacation abroad. She teaches Eng- lish and this year sponsored the Bulldog. Her hobbies change-right now it's bowling. Mr. Jason T. Harbert, who teaches History and Eng- lish, attended the University of Tennessee, Where he received his A. B. degree and also attended Lane Semi- nary at Cincinnati, where he was awarded a B. D. de- gree. Before he joined the Centennial faculty, he was a minister at the Park Hill Presbyterian Church. Mr. Eric Todd Kelly-English teacher, sponsor for the school newspaper and various other activities4received his A. B. and M. A. degrees at the University of Nebras- ka. During the 1931 vacation he toured Colorado in addition to attending the Army Camp at Fort Warren, Wyoming. and reporting for the Chieftain. Miss Mattie I. Taylor received her A. B. degree from Colorado State Teachers College and her M. A. degree from Columbia University. Besides teaching English she has been girls' debate coach at Centennial for the last two years. Her hobby is gardening. Mrs. Maude Young Farnworth received her A. B. de- gree from Boulder and the Colorado State Teachers College. She is sponsor of the Class of 1934. and her main interest outside of her English teaching is her family which consists of a married daughter in Florida. a son at Boulder, and Billy, who attends Thatcher Grade School. Miss Mary Cole Hollingsworth, who puts on plays. trains speakers, and teaches us make-up, is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma and of the Curry School of Expression at Boston. She is a member of the Zeta Phi Eta National Speech and Art Sorority and is critic of the Contemporary Literary Society. Miss Emma Woods, one of our English teachers and sponsor of the Senior Class, graduated from Drury College at Springfield. Missouri, She has been attend- ing the University of Missouri summers and will soon receive her M. A. degree. Miss Kathryn Jacobs earned her A. B. degree at the State Teachers College at Warrensburg, Missouri. She has taken Post Graduate Work at Boulder and at Columbia University, New York. She taught Short- hand in the Business College at Wenatchee, Vifashing- ton, during the summer of 1931, but she teaches us Latin. Miss Mary Melcher, Latin teacher and sponsor of the Class of 1933, is a graduate of the University of Mis- souri, where she received her B. S. degree in Education and an A. B. degree. During the summer of 1929 she toured Europe. She has attended summer schools at Columbia University. University of California, and University of Missouri. ll fi... ,.. , , X, T 'T' ,, A- 1 1 59.7