Central High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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Faculty SHELTON, O. Efli. N,, Northeast Missouri State Teachers College-Mechanical Drawing, Shop Arithmetic TECK, JOHN-B. S. in E. E., Colorado State College of Agriculture and Mechanical ArrxfMachine Shop l'lr'UXFF, CLARENCE Fill. S., Stout lnstitute: Colorado State College of Etlucatinnglilcc- trical Shop: Shop English GAINES. JOYSA PEARl.+Pd. Mn Colorado State College of Education-Art MULNIX. SARA S,-B. A., Colorado State College of Education-Clothing TAYLOR, BLrXNCHE M. V B. A.. Iowa State Teachers College--Clothing, Foods STILLR-'lAN, H. C.-B. Ped., Salem College: B, An Milton College: Manual Arts Diploma: Stout Institute-Band EVANS, MARGARET-Attendance Clerk IWAYO, OLGA E.-Secretary to Principal HULING. PRED W.1l'u. Il., University of Denvar-Super- intendcnt of Athletics KENT. RUTH-B. A., YVestern State College--Biob ogy, English, Business Arithmetic REID. CHANDOS--B. A., University of Colo- rado FRYE. AGNES M.-B. Aw NVestern State College: Music Certificate University of Coloradoflilce club DONOHUE. JESSIE--B. A.. Colorado State College of Education fDeceascdQ Now Boys Cook In the days of pioneers, cooking and sewing were tasks accomplished by the girls and women. It seems that sewing has followed the precedent, but cooking -well, we guess that since then times have changed. Anyway, there are quite a number of boys underneath those white aprons. Perhaps they're good cooks, too. The music department offers a varied curriculum for the student who has music in his soul. Page Twenty-one l -f r .4-

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Faculty BUNNING, ElNlNlA+B. A., University ol' Colorado- Typing CARLSON. LAl.lRlQiNCE-B. A.. Colorado State Col- lege of Agriculture and Nlechanical ilrtsfliusiness Training CASTLE, ANNA -B. A., University of Colo- rado: Nl. A., University nl' Colorado flfnglisli. TYWHZ D,-l.RNAl.l., IVAH-Teachers' Degree. Gregg School of Chicngm B. A.. XVcslern Stale Teachers' College bien- ography, English - JONES. PAUL-YB. A.. Xllestern St:iLc flullegr Com- mercial Law, Bookkeeping. Business Arithmetic KAY. F. C.-fllnlario Normal College: Denver Univcrsityflwulikecping BENNETT, NVll.l.lANl ll,-C0lor.1do Slate College of Education: Colorado Stale College of Agriculture and lwlrchanical Arts- Printing SCHOENOFF, REINHOLD -B. S.. Stout Instilut, XVood work DARNALI.. V. A.- -B. A., XVcslcrn State Col- lege-gW'oodworlf. Tired ol Cowpunching lt seems that some of the rangers are tired of cowpunching so they take up a course in business. Central offers the fundamentals in every line, so they get an awfully good start. Then there are some who have college in view, but Hnd many of these courses helpful. Since we have the two types of students inter- ested, the commencial department is full to overHoWing. They've Hxed it now so that you can 'even major along this line if you prefer it to science and math. Courses Are For Practical We have a lot of pupils here who are very practical. These are the ones that take woodwork. They learn to make a lot of useful things. Even girls are interested in printing. Printing the Times is the laboratory work of the print shop. Then there are some mechanically minded boys. They find that the ma- chine shop affordsan everlasting source of interest. Both the shops and the commercial department offer a large assortment of subjects to interest those students who wish to find themselves jobs after grad- uating from high school. Page Twenty

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