Central High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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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

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Miss Hulda Forsman Mr. Robert Bateman Girls' Counselor Boys' Counselor IHEIR BUSINESS IS ADMINISTRATION Pictured across is Central's prin- Ipal, Mr. John T. Dunlap, with his zcretary, Miss Betty Casebeer. At the lower left is Miss Mary C. lcNally, who is the assistant prin- pal. They, together with the faculty, iide and determine the policies of entral High School. Counseling is their work Creta Trcvithick and Gcorgianu Paripo- vich are part of the office stuff who take care of the census cards and all Inisimss pertaining to the students.