Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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RUTH HALL: ! BEI IY HAMILTON: PAULINE HARRIS: THOMAS HAYES: .2 6' made a place fgr himself. MARY HEALD: A cute southem blonde. WILLIAM S. HEDGES: Centen's future Paderewski of ANNA MAE HENRY: Credit should go where credit Anna Mae for willing service Q' .' SALVY HERNANDEZ: The kind of a fellow you like you read about. , S . fx- . A! x ak - , . GX 52 HALL HAMILTON 4 HARRIS HEALD HAYES HEDGES HERNANDEZ HENRY PUTNAM HILL: A popular and handsome athlete with a Hare for acting. ROXIE HILL: A delightful newcomer. VVe're glad to have her. IOE HOLLORAN: Versatile, that's Joe. Be it banjoing, singing, playing a tune on the typewriter, or just ballyhooing for the senior play-he can do it. MARGARET JUNE HOLST: Becky Groggin's double. Such hair, such eyes, and Oh! that smile. VIRGINIA HOWARD: Centen's own George Petty. Friendly and popular. Our budding joumalist. Gracious-sincere-reliable. Unsophisticated, Sweet, and refreshing A delightful person who knows both people and books. One of those a reeable chaps who in his quiet way has the flute. is due and much is due to with a smile. to know-the kind of athlete R. HILL HOLST HOLLORAN 54 P. HILL HOWARD

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is .,,,. Q 3 t I as. GRACE ELORES. 1' sr' NARSIZO FLORES: ll finitely contagious. CHARLES FRANCO: Polite, pert and pleasing. She's strictly on the job. Good-natured and gay. I One of Centen's top track stars. His bashful smile is de- y t'Q F- ' MEYER FRIEDMAN: .Q A man of few words. Genial and friendly. iv! -3 HARRIET GALLAGHER: Centen's Junior Miss. Dramatic-enthusiastic. A peachy editor. , 'K vu w Q .ii '9 'Q GILBERT - , GONZALES 4 75- rr A 'K GowER HALING ,.. 'YW' 'Y . 5 x0t set N. FLORES G. FLORES 4 FRANCO FRIEDMAN GALLAGHER GALLEGOS EDVVARD GALLECOS: Bashful junior. An all around athlete. Tops , we say. MARY RUTH GILBERT: Sweet and pretty-pleasant and witty. HAROLD GILLOGLY: Better known as 'ACiggs , a sparkling personality-a good sport-a good guy. ESTHER GONZALES: A dependable dark-eyed beauty-that's our Esther. ANSEL GOVVER: A handsome lad-a teacher's pest-a grand pal-and some beau! BILLY GRAHAM: Carefree and individualistic-our Bill is a unique character. MARY C. GRIFFITI I 1 A comfortable person to have around. Good to look at, and good to know. CHARLES HALING: Here today-there tomorrow, but here or there he's always happy- I'.w.- I...v1 It 43,53 GILLOGLY GRAHAM GRIFFITH I us li 'Q' ul E 0 M62 'N' A S .S' N xi 6 X s- Qi- 1.25,-l 1--' 'T'

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25' Q :Q il 5' 43 14 nr C . . al -ro 1 'F' 1sBEsTER JEFFERSON M. JOHNSON E. JONES -4 Q5 KAIIYA KAY JOHN P. HUBBARD: John's idea of paradise is 'neath a shady tree with a radio. Alert and smilin'. BILL ISBESTER: Big Chief Story-Tellumf' Izzy helps form Centennial! more comical side. A general favorite. JESSIE JAMES: Confucius say, In big messie? Call on Jessie. Loyal- enthusiastic-willing. MARJORIE JEFFERSON: The envy of Centen's outdoor girls. Another Jean Autry. Lively and expressive. CLARK JOHNSON: A lover of the wild West. A future Popeye of the'Navy. Good-looking and gentle. MARGARET JOHNSON: A friend who is true blue. Quiet, pleasant, and pretty. CHARLYNE JONES: Not just another Jones, but a super-Jones. Sincere and sweet. EDWIN JONES: No bones to pick with Jones. I-Ie's an all-around good guy. YEMI KAJIYA: Her warm and pleasing smile makes it a pleasure to know her. JEAN KAY: The tobacco auctioneer's dream girl. Guaranteed to run steady without winding. Cay and sparkling. MILDRED KEAR: A charming brown-eyed lassie. CLARK KELLY: A definite asset'dependable-diligent-a swell pal. JOHN KOCH: They don't come better than John. BARBARA J. LACEKY: An attractive maid with an attractive smile. KEAR KELLY KOCH L XCERY Q5- Y' in- ' Elf Hb 'L-'F' 59