Central High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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FACULTY Top Row-Garnett, Lyle. Mulnix, Baker, Leddy, Kirk, Mayo, Stratton, Lyster, Darnall. Middle Row-Stoddard, Evans, Hardin, Castle, Haaff, Schoenoff, Gaines, Jones, Grout, Brownlee. Bottom Row-Ruple, Sprenizle, Tedmon, Hull, Tedmon, WVoodside, Fuller, Bunninpr, Taylor, Haworth. Tile Cenlfdl l:ClCUl'ly SOCIAL SCIENCES Hazel Anderson, Hulda H. Forsman, Achsah Hardin, Paul Kirk, Eugene Lyle, Mary C. McNally, W. S. Stoddard MATHEMATICS Harlie R. Baker, Stella S. Grout, Mildred E. Woodside FOREIGN LANGUAGES ' Tannetta Gilleland, Lois Fern Hull, Clarice Lamb. Mary L. Mclntyre, Sarah K. Ruple, Virginia Kirk ENGLISH Richard Beatty, Jessie Donohue, Anna Maud Garnett, Nelle Haworth, Bula Leddy, Elsie Lyster, James C. Stratton, Blanche M. Taylor, Dorothy Sprenglc SCIENCES V. P. Atkinson, John Dunlap, Ruth Kent, Rex Laird, Helena Tedmon, B. S. Tedmon COMMERCIAL Emma Bunning, Laurence Carlson, Anna Castle, lvah Darnall, Paul Jones, F. C. Kay INDUSTRIAL ARTS William H. Bennett, Earl W. Cowley, V-. A. Darnall, Clarence F. I-Iaalf, F. C. Millinger, Reinhold Schoenolf, John Teck, O. E. Shelton MUSIC: Agnes M. Frye, H. C. Stillman STUDY: Lida Bell LIBRARIAN: Grace Wilson DOMESTIC SCIENCE: Sara S. Mulnix, Anna Lee Tomsick PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Marion Brownlee, Arthur O. Gray, Fred VV. Huling, Jacqueline Ingold, Hazel U. Read, ART: Joysa Gaines JOURNALISM: James C. Stratton OFFICE: Olga Mayo, Margaret Evans WILDCAT Page Nine M

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ADMINISTRATION. Principal 1912-l D. K. DUNTON 925 So through the fifty years Central has matured from a struggling pioneer school to a great educational institu- tion. From the one millinery class in 1904 has grown the large domestic science department now running. This department offers instruction in clothing, home making and cooking. For the great number of students who desire industrial training for fu- ture employment, Central's greatly enlarged and improved industrial arts department has been created. Ample opportunity can be had to learn about various types of mechanical, wood, and electrical Work in the department that developed from the first sloid class in 1889. To its purely academic course Cen- tral has added classes in art, vocal and instrumental music instruction, classes in gym, hygiene, and journalism. To govern the courses of the students and determine a specific field for a pupil the major and minor system was in- stituted in 1933. Thus through the various courses and careful adminis- tration, graduates of Central high school are well prepared high school students. IZORA SCOTT MRS. W. H. C. GOODE ll. M. BARRETT Principal 1900-1903 Principal l889-l900 Principal 1903-1912 Page Eight

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---FACULTY Top Row-Bell, Dunlap, Carlson, Frye, Darn'all, Stillman, Kent, Atkinson, Lamb, Teek. Middle Row--Kirk, Laird, Tomsick, Shelton, Gilleland, Wilson, Cowley, McNally. Bottom Row-Gravy, Forsmzm, Hulinir, Inirold, Kay, Beatty, McIntyre, Bennett, Anderson, Donohue. Alumni returning to Central see many familiar faces of their teachers who are still on the faculty. There are nine instructors who have been here more than 25 years. J. E. Keating, superintendent, has been on the administrative board of District No. 20 since 1896. Lida Bell, now study hall supervisor, but former mathematics teacher, has been here thirty years. Other faculty members who have taught in Central's hall more than 25 years are E. C. Kay, commercial department: Sara Mulnix, domestic science: Jesse Donohue, English: Tanetta Ciilleland, Latin, Mary C. McNally, social science: and Lemuel Pitts, principal. Mr. Pitts came to Cen- tral in January, 1907. A large number of faculty members have graduated from Central. Sara Mulnix is the oldest graduate on the faculty. Richard Beatty is the youngest alumni: he graduated in 1926. Other alumni on the faculty are Hazel Ander- son, Laurence Carlson, Earl Cowley, Jessie Donohue, John Dunlap, Hulda Eorsman, Stella Grout, Nelle Haworth, Ruth Kent, Clarice Lamb, Mary Mc- Nally, Sara Mulnix, Hazel Read, Dorothy Sprengle, James C. Stratton, John Teck, Anna Lee Tomsick, Grace Wilson, and Olga Mayo, and Margaret Evans of the office force. Wl.LDCAT-- Page Ten