Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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g vifeu Miss May Anderson and Mr. Fred Smith are busily serving the Centennial students: Miss Anderson as girls' adviser for the second year, and Mr. Smith as boys' adviser for the first time. Attractive offices have been erected for them in which to carry on their advisory work for the students. The service has become indispensable to this school and is a great help to all the boys and girls of Centennial. Miss Anderson and Mr. Smith are devoting long hours to their jobg therefore, we express to them sincere appreciation. Mr. William Jehle, veteran member of the faculty, is also serving our school in the capacity of assistant principal. Mr. .lehle is regarded by the pupils of this school as a kind and understanding friend-willing to give seasoned advice to any who ask it. To Mr. jehle, for his loyal service, we say, Thanks, Uncle Bill. , MARY KATHRYN Cmsr 1 4 ' f , il.. PaeTwelue X V' VA, , I - h A r 9 ' , cf. If rf J , ,f f f ' ' ,f ',L- fs-'j,ffjr -I ,. f .e I . , ,f 1' A ,. f

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FmntRow: MRS. RELLETT, MRS. GILLOGLY, MRS. DAvISoN, MRS. STUDINSKI, MRS. MEEK, MRS. PINK, MRS. BRADY, MRS. PASMA. smmz Raw. MRS. GLOVER, MRS. PADGETT, MRS. WEYLAND, MISS CULLEN, MRS. GIBBENS, MRS. OHLMAN MRS. CURTIS, MRS. ALLEN. Third ROW: MRS- COX, MRS- CLARK, MRS. EVANS, MRS. NORRIS, MRS. MAY, MRS. FLANNERY, MRS. SPATH. azerzf-jeacdeu p :I5oci1z'ion gorziinuea ezvice This year, as in every year, the P.T.A. has given unstinted Service to our school. Carrying in mind the theme for the year- VVorking Together for Closer Relations in the Home, School, and World Community, our P.T.A. has accomplished many things heretofore unthought of. Students of Centennial are most grateful to our P.T.A. for their valuable service in making students, parents, and faculty a more closely knit unit. The organization was skilfully guided through the year hy Mrs. C. R. Studinski, president, Mrs. B. Davison, first vice-president, Mr. F. K. Smith, second vice- presidentg Mrs. R. R. Fink, Secretary, Mrs. L. H. Meek, treasurer, and Mrs. E. M. Cillogly, historian. Student groups who served refreshments at meetings during the year were Shakespeare, Hesperian, Centennettes, Contemporary, Altiora, Commercial Club, and the Home Economics Department. MARY KATHRYN CRIST Page Fourlmn