Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

Page 26 text:

l l r l l l l 1 l i l L if Y., l , .J l i . , .x P125 X I-I -. I , i, M 4, tv' ,,,UI l , , ffl' 1, l '-ft 7':'4'i'f' i ' awful-:gflfi1i4 -Q N . 0' l 5 ..,' 'ig l,'V f , .,L,E',3:ig 'l YI All :L 'XR I x X N pa Q,-K fi 'ilzii fl 'l --'i.-5lli, ill- 7f!5'l Fifi fill l,.'I'5l... l..irlL,-ialllfll-ll ll? i .-L HQ 'I 1.24, f nf -.-af 5 '- . ,Ali ,f .I , ' If :Sf l A Early in the period following the Civil War, Centennial High School was Q fy established. The number of subjects taught was limited. By I898, the 'fe -if 5 curriculum included languages, history, mathematics, reading. and English V i Ks: in the classical course: history. languages, chemistry, and physics in the Msfxju' ,7 g- scientific course. ld ilffgxll '. f V- . . . . . . I I NQQQ' .l 1 At this time, nine faculty members constituted a good sized teaching .:. ' 'l ft. ' bod , and teachin was their onl 'ob, for there were few extra curriculum f .. ,. t Y g yl Y..-Y 'f -l 1,1 l 'iff .FQ V activities in the gay nineties. K -xl ' xg, uf, The faculty now consists of one hundred members and their work is not wilt! it Mfg? limited to teachin in the classroom. Societies, clubs, the Centenniali ht, the l .' ll' ' s Q .,.. f 5 Bulldog, the position of the class sponsor, and many additional odd iobs re- lQ,6F.X I ffmflypf quire untold work and time. l ll Qui NN. 1 l .. ,I v ,-., f 'ati' . . . ll: 'yf '1 if L Majorie Blatnlk-i935 Yearbook f ' ' flli 1 l - gggjf.g.,if' 'wig' -. get M Revised-1976 Yearbook Staff y A H , ' 1Lf gTv fl-'l i f C-leg W - Lf f X V . N I - W -Y I 1,5215 V nl qw i an M Sault' rr .LD ,IA 4 . . V' fp ,ill J, Ml. M P , 1 ll' 4. l i fm i ,,. 4 - .V ' ', M . I

Page 25 text:

DEDICATED T0 MR. CARL WILKERSO L , :,, ? 'bs 2 .4 N I 1 1 v CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHUDL ,v fu November 3 , 1975 Dear Friends , I would like to pay tribute to our Centenninl Annual and to our student body. The Annual is more than a memory book for students who cherish their time at Centennial. It is also A living history of the school, its dreams, its successes and its best efforts. It is a sampling of some of the best loved times in your lives. The tribute I wish to pay to the student. body comes from the comparison I have made to students with whom I have worked in the past.. In ngy years in the school business I have never worked with a student body that I did not come to love. In all those years it has never been more true than it is this year. You, dear friends, have etched yourselves into my memories more clearly and more surely than have any other group before. In my long and happy career with young people, you are surely the high point. Many may come to rival you, but for me, none could ever surpass you. Cordially yours , Carl S. Wilkerson Principal CSW!lm 1

Page 27 text:

QM4. 'J VWLWWQJV QP L ffMw+f?? WW W xkjadxym E5 1- ,iff MM XT i -1 pw W MW My . FACULTY