Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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J. H. Risley C. G. Robertson XV. B. Stewart i ,, H. P. Vories - . vw' O. S. Reeves XV. Spencer J. I.. liingery ' 11 Q If. XV. Ramsower Eunice Anderson Mildred Crawford H, J. Smith Board of Education Through the co-operation and understanding of our Board of Education Centennial ranks high among the finest schools in the country. Our superintendent, James H. Risley, always has shown a deep interest in Centennial and in all the educational and civic affairs of Pueblo. For many years a banker, G. G. Robertson is well fitted for his position as secretary of the Board. in which capacity he sees that Centennial is always in the black and never in the red. Lewis Kingery is a loyal Bulldog who regularly attends all Centen's activities. Farming and the northside schools are the hobbies of O. S. Reeves, Another one much interested in all civic affairs and especially in education is Dr. Spencer. Judge Stewart is the president of the Board of Education. Vvlell known for his funny stories is H. P. Vories, the genial host at the annual faculty picnic and the donor of the two Vories medals given as prizes for the best debating. The treasurer of the Board, Harlan J. Smith, cashier of the Eirst National Bank, puts much of his valuable time in Centennial's financial affairs. E. W, Ramsower, the one person absolutely essential to every Centennial performance, is custodian of the building and knows where everything belongs. Eunice Anderson and Mildred Crawford, secretaries to Mr. Robertson and Mr. Risley, are boosters of the Red and White and can be depended upon for their loyal support at all times. --NUXRIEJEAN I-IURLBUT. Fifteen