Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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SENIORS JOE BRADY: Eoogy-woogy Brady-Life's fun to him and to all around im. DOROTHY M. BRANDON: A friend in need is A friend indeed. EULA MAE BROOKS: Her tranquillity and composure make her the envy of all. SHIRLEY PATRICIA BROWNE: Dignified and blessed with a merry spirit. CHARLES WILLIAM BRYAN: Tall, blond, and handsome. What more do you want? JAMES BUCHANAN: A great conductor-we'll see you in Carnegie Hall, Jim. PHYLLIS ELMA BUCHANAN: Jill-of-all-trades. She sings-she dances-she acts-and does them well. MARY JEANNE BUNCE.: A vivacious and pleasure-loving blonde. NORMA BURGER: A delight to all-she ranks high in our esteem. JOAN COLLEEN CARARA: Her laughter is catching and so is her friendship. VIRGINIA LEE CARSON: A born actress with the natural gifts of voice, poise, and ability. EVELYN F. CARTER: Dainty and artistic-and oh, what she can do with a paint brush! ELIZABETH JANE CASH: Lovely things come in small packages. First Row, Top to Bottom: Cuvmn. Second Row, Top to Bottom: BRADY, Bnooxs, BRYAN, BUNCH, BURGER, CARSON. Third Row, Top to Bottom: Bxmmnon, Bnowms, J. BUCHANAN, P. BucHANAN, CARARA, CASH. Page Twentyrone

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First Row, Top to Bottom: - Acos-rA, Ann, BAER, Bimsns, BEAT-ry, BERNSTEIN. Second Row, Top to Bottom: ALLEN, Anmsrnouc, Bamzn, BA'rTrs'rrs, Benny, BLAND. Third Row, Top to Bottom: ' A1101-umss. CECILIA LEE ACOSTA: A dark beauty with an air of Vogue. MARGARET ALLEN: Unruffled and pleasant. A comfortable person to l1ave around. LILLIAN ARCHIRES: An attractive girl with a perpetual smile. ROSEMARY ARD: A dashing miss who loves a good time. MILDRED ARMSTRONG: A bewitching young lady with looks to match. TED BAER: Centen's own Teddy Bear -the bare fact is: we like that A Baer. ALAN BAKER: A first rater in and on engines. CONSUELA BARGAS: A reserved and pleasing little person. CHARLES BATTISTE: Unpredictable Chuck-that's why he's interesting. JANET BEATTY: ' Her energy and ambition will carry her far. BARBARA DEAN BEEBY: An agreeable person with a neighborly quality that makes her well liked. ROBERT ALLEN BERNSTEIN: Yes! A whiz in everything. That's our very own DeWey. ELSIE BLAND: A friendly newcomer from Two Buttes. Page Twenty SENIORS

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Page Twenty-two First Row, Left to Right: COBURN, CoLL1Ns, CONLEY, Cox, Cov, DANNA. Second Row: Drum, DASE, DEDMAN, Dickenson, DONLEY, DUNGAN. Third Row: ELLIOTT. WILLIAM COBURN: A vigorous and optomistic red-head-that's our Bill. HILOIEAN COLLINS: Light hearted and carefree-happy and gay. MABEL CONLEY: Genuine, sweet, and likable. JEAN LOUISE COX: A pocket edition of refinement. ALMA COY: A peach of a girl-efficient, co-operative, and dependable. PHILLIP DANNA: He is gifted with the rare faculty of making friends. AILEEN DARR: A queen in any man's language. GRACE DASE: The lass with a delicate air. PHYLLIS JEAN DEDMAN: A snappy little number with a special kind of charm. FRED DICKERSON IR.: Not only tops in football, but generally tops. LYLA ELIZABETH DONLEY: She's back! We can't get along without Donley, and Donley can't get along without us. IULIAETTA DUNCAN: A likable girl who commands the respect of all. FRANCES ELLIOTT: Sweet as sugar candy-an ideal classmate.