Central High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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lmiwmd.H Time, which is represented by the clock, regulates our lives. Since the clock influ- ences our school activities and thoughts to such a great extent, this year's Central high Wiildcat will deal with school activi- ties as they go 'round the clock. From the time the first student appears in the morn- ing until the last faculty member leaves in the late afternoon, the hands of the clock move onward regulating life at Central as the minutes add up to hours. It is the pur- pose of this edition of the Wildcat to depict a typical day of the school year. Cmnmwsn Administration, Page 11 Classes, Page 19 Seniors, Page 20 Juniors, Page 36 Underolasses, Page 42 The School, Page 49 Highspots, Page 101 Senior Directory, Page 113 !P.u,- 1

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MISS ACHSAH HARDIN To this generous Central teacher and sponsor of the Senior class, the members of the 1938 Wild- cat staff dedicate what they hope will be an inspiring edition.

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HE passage of the hours of the school day does not affect the work of the administra- tion to any great extent, for their work begins before the students arrive in the morning and continues after they have gone home in the after- noon. Department heads, student advisers, and members of the principals and superintendent's oflices all work to keep the machinery of the school smoothly running. Innumerable small details to which the aver- age student never gives a thought are attended to by these people. Student advisers and depart- ment heads are kept busy aiding students in solving problems which Will affect them after the hands of the clock have passed by their high school years. Every minute and hour is filled with work for the administration, for the work they do is of the utmost importance to the daily routine of our education. I - . Q tg