Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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LW , Q?-2611 Top Row: Miss Carlick, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Young, Miss Miller, Mr. Pound, Miss Berg. Second Row: Miss Brown, Mrs. Collins, Miss Melin, Mr. Collins, Mr. Christopher, Mr. Bricker. Third Row: Miss Wentworth, Mr. Stanley, Mrs. Stanley, Mr. Hardway, Mr. Jefferies, Mr. Brown. Bottom Row: Sergt. Busby, Major Lindahl, Miss Stirling, Miss Rosendahl, Miss Cooley, Mrs. MacLean, Miss Bergen, Mr. Ed Smith. Page Fifteen

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Szkcuffy Top Row: Mr. Iehle, Mr. Heaton, Miss Cunningham, Miss Taylor, Mr. Porter, Miss Cullen Second Row: Mrs. Barnard, Mr. Tomlinson, Miss Matthews, Mrs. Shaver, Miss Berliner, Mr. Diel. Third Row: Miss Breckenridge, Miss Anderson, Mr. Dutt, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Fred Smith, Mr. Beavis. Bottom Row: Miss Tour, Mr. Jones, Mr. Frank Smith, Miss Hopper, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Greene. Page Fourteen

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3111 illlemuriam With deep regret We record the passing on February 20, 1944, of Mr. Fred W. Ramsovver, a friend of Centennial in the truest sense. For thirty-Five years the care of our building was his special charge, and in more recent years the supervision of all the buildings of Dis- trict No. 1 was entrusted to his care, as chief engineer. I-Iis dedication to his lifeis Work, his friendly and helpful interest in the teachers and students of our school, his inspiring leadership in the training of the men and boys who worked with him, have served to achieve for him an exalted place in the esteem and alfection of all who entered the halls of Centennial. The buildings of our district are a material monu- ment to his ability and efficiency but a better and more lasting memo- rial will be the recollection of his cheerful personality and line spirit which vve shall always treasure in our hearts. He made his deeds the measure of a man. l Page Szxteen