Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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s. Q sl NQN SN S A it ix s i 5 Pfhh Mr. Smith, Miss Brown, Miss Cooley, Mr. Jones Mr, Moery, Mr. Hammond, Mr. Brown, Mr. Stanley. Mr. Tisdale, Mr. Bricker Sergeant Sneed, Miss Wentworth, Major Cramer, Mrs, Rosendahl, Mr. Kettering Mr, Risley, Miss Anderson. Miss Crawford. Mr. Robertson Page Ten nial students never need worry about this with the fine science instructors of which this department boasts. While on the subject of science, one usually thinks of mathematics. This line of work has been one of the most outstanding in Cen- tennial and without a doubt will continue to be so. By this time the Bulldog has seated himself comfort- ably in an e a sy chair in Neptune's library. While looking over the numerous books, he happens to notice Ll biography of Napoleon. The history department of Cen- tennial, he thinks, teaches not only things which have hap- pened to Caesar and his like, but also keeps the students well informed of what is happening in the world at the present time. Well, thinks the Bull- dog as he leaves Neptune's Palace, i'Those Centennial- igbts are certainly fortunate in having such a fine group of teachers. Then, growling conten- tedly to himself, he begins to pick h i s w a y gingerly through a patch of red and white coral, as he continues his exploraton under the sea. -CATHERINE PRESTON

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Dear Flag: How often have we passed in our mad school- Ward rush to salute you! 'And as the morning wind whipped out your fold of red, white, and blue, We felt there could be no other Hag so beautiful as you! -EDNA FALK