Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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qaculty Miss Veta Hopper received an A. B. degree from Stan- ford University, California. and has since spent one winter in Mexico City. Old Mexico, and has traveled in Cuba. During the school term, besides teaching Spanish. she acts as assistant critic of Contemporary 1..iter.1ry Society. Miss Rowena Scott has had many very interesting ex' periences. She is a graduate of the University of Colorado. During the summer of 1931 she traveled in Old Mexico and attended the University of Old Mex- ico: and formerly she taught in Panama. Of course. she teaches Spanish. Miss Mary Margaret Smith, our French and Spanish teacher. is a graduate of Cornell University. During the summer of 1930 she went abroad and studied lan- guages in Paris and Spain. Mr. Kenneth Coatney, the new assistant coach. is a graduate of University of Illinois, Besides coaching football and basketball teams. he teaches History. His hobby is athletics. He is planning to attend the Olympic games in Los Angeles this summer. Mr. Homer Bisel attended the School of Education at the University of Minnesota where he received his A. B. degree and has since taken additional Work toward an M. A. degree there, He is official Bulldog debate coach and teaches History. Miss Faye Breckenridge is a graduate of Grinnell Col- lege, Iowa, where she received her A. B. degree. During summers she attends the University of Colorado. She teaches us mathematics. Miss Adelle Miller. who teaches Mathematics in Cen- tennial, graduated with a B. S. degree from Central Missouri Teachers College at Warrensburg, Missouri. and has taken advanced work at the University of Colorado. She enjoys music, but her 'real hobby is dogs-all kinds! Mr. Tomlinson. our Higher Mathematics teacher. said, A word to the wise is sufEcient, that he grad- uated from the University of Michigan, and that dur- ing the summer he is a gardener. salesman, carpenter. and man of leisure. Mr. Frank K. Smith received his A. B. degree from University of Oklahoma and his M. A. degree from Cornell University. During the 1931 vacation he at- tended summer school at Boulder and also toured the Southwest. As he is Biology instructor, he delights in cutting up frogs 'n' things like that. Mr. E. C. Jones-teacher of Science-has attended the University of Kansas, the University of Colorado, and the University of Chicago. He spent the summer of 1931 in San Francisco, California. Do you suppose he went swimming? 12

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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

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Waculty Mr. Frank M. Sloan attended the Cutler Academy and Colorado College at Colorado Springs. During the summer of 1930 he went to California. He teaches printing. is the printer of the Centennialight. and is official time keeper for all athletic events. Miss Dorotha L. Jackson is a Centennial graduate. She has had special courses from Mr. Sloan and has been his assistant in the printing department for the past six years. Mr. Williain Brown. who teaches the boys Auto Mechanics. graduated from Fort Collins and has since gone back to attend summer schools there. He de- clares that his work of auto repairing is his hobby. Mr. Arthur Hammond of the Auto Mechanic Shops attended the Missouri School of Mines and the Colo- rado Agricultural College. He spends his summer va- cations repairing automobiles, lishing, hunting, travel' ing. and attending summer school. His hobby is Arkan- sas Coon houndsl The Bulldog Staff thinks he has another hobby-photography-and how they like his snapshots! Mr. Raymond Moery. who teaches woodworking and' Manual Arts, attended both the Colorado Agricultural College and the State Teachers' College of Indiana. During the summer of 1931 he visited in southern Indiana. His hobbies are sports and outdoor life. Mr. W. F. Bricker has an A. B. degree earned at the Colorado Agricultural College and is Supervisor of the Industrial Training for all the school district. He teaches Mechanical Drawing in the High School. Miss Ethel Wentworth-our girls' Athletic Director- is a graduate of Colorado State Teachers College. During her vacations she is a playground instructor in Denver. She organized the Girls' Athletic Club and helps to train the performers for the Annual Circus. Mr. Jack DeVivier teaches geometry and is one of our coaches. He is a graduate of the Colorado Agricultural College, where he has taken extra work during live summers. He has spent four vacations farming neat Canon City and has also worked as a life-saver and swimming instructor in Arizona. Coach Alvin G. Twitchell attended the Utah State University and also the University of Illinois, where he won distinction in athletics. During his vacations he has enrolled as a student in summer school in Utah University. Following true sportsmanship, he is a lover of outdoor spor.s-with fishing as a specialty! Mr. W. S. Kettering received his education at Cornell College and at the University of Illinois. He is military training instructor for Centennial. His hobby seems IO be organizing and training excellent Rifle Clubs. 13