Central High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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I S I 1, W l s it wg Q x,,- s' l 72: 3 l E :iv . E ' ' lik Q- .B 3 2 :yfzf . fv- ,. 5: , 1, K g gsw V 3' L 1- 1 5 1 Su .A E y Through these years And through these halls, We develop ways of living. Through these years And through these halls, Sharing, taking, giving.

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School oard Seated left to right are: Olga A. Hellbeck, secretary to the Board of Education, Herbert Foster, A. B. Chasteen, George Grosvenor, members of the Board of Educationg seated at the end of the table, Roy O. Frantz, President of the Board of Edu- cation, and Ernest M. Hanson, Superintendent of Pueblo City Schools, Arthur Samples, member of the Board, J. W. Preston, attorney for School District 603 George F. McCarthy, member of the Board, Clarence C. Haaff, superintendent of maintenance of District 60, George B. Levis, purchasing agent of Pueblo City Schools. Pictured in the insert is Paul L. Kirk, Assistant Super- intendent of Pueblo City Schools.