Central High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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ADMINISTRATIC First under administration is the school board whose main job is to control and to check the finances of District 60. Resulting from last year's bond issue pertaining to school funds, a large building program has been underway. Included in this program is the construction of two junior high school buildings which will in the future help to control the crowded conditions at Central and Centennial. Three grade schools and the new Centennial cafeteria are also a part of this building project. The newest methods and techniques of education are studied and introduced to the .students by the faculty, who are under the supervision of the superintendents and who are directed by the school board. Foremost in the minds of the administration is the moulding of the citizens of tomorrow. It is by proper provision of essential courses and pleasant conditions under which students can learn that they may be trained to adjust possible future situations.

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Miss Olga Hellbeck, Secretary, Board of Education Directing an expanding building program and financing same is no small job Mr. George B. Levis, Purchasing Agent Mr. Clarence C. Haai, Supervisor of Building and Maintenance