Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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Top Row: LAWRENCE, N. LEE, B. LEE, Llaommn, Lzwxs, Lunwrc. Bottom Row: Mimrrs, MACDONALD, MCBRIDE, MCCABE, MCDONNELL, McGumxs.' RUTH LORAINE LAWRENCE: A gracious, sweet-tempered young miss with pink hair and pleasant manner NANCY LEE: Radiant, charming, and winsome with a real capacity for friendship. ROBERT J. LEE: ' Charming and gay-quite the lady's man. ALBERT E. LEONARD: Just a downright swell fellow-ready, willing, and agreeable. BARBARA JEAN LEWIS: H Cute, classy and cut out for fun. NORMAN E. LUDWIG: ' Dart he is!-Definitely a handsome senior. HAROLD MABIE: He takes advantage of every opportunity to make good. MARGARET MacDONALD: An unsophisticated miss with a smile anytime for everyone. BILLIE MARIE McBRIDE: A super-deluxe redhead with a super-deluxe smile. PRISCILLA B. MCCABE: As breezy as Match and as refreshing as April-that's June. WILLIAM JOHN McDONNELL: Big, husky, he-man cut to football size. DALE McGUIRE: Page Twenty-six Just an eamest, studious lad, Leaming seems to be his fad.

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IDELL HUDDLESTON: ' She says the kindest things in the kindest way. VIRGINIA JOSEPHINE HUDSPETI-I: Loyal, dependable, generous-that's our Iane. KENNETH HUNTER: Tall, tantalizing, and talented. JOAN HYDE: Vim, vigor, and vitality-all rolled into one swell girl. LOUISE JENKINS: An attractive blonde who wasn't a stranger very long. EUGENE JOHNSON: A beau-brummel with a personality hard to match. PAYE JOHNSON: A perfect lady-gentle and demure. VERDON L. JOHNSON: In his own quiet way he's an advocate of good time. IACQUE JUVENAL: Her bright smile lightens up any situation. BETTIE LOU KELLEY: They don't come better than Kelley. CHARLOTTE KING: Lovely to look at and lovely to be with. LYLE MORTON KINGERY: Pat the students' choice-pat in football, pat in basketball -well, just Pat. BETTY RUTH LANGLEY: Her kindly greeting makes her pleasant meeting. First Row, Top to Bottom: KELLEY. Second Row, Tap to Bottom: LANGLEY, Hunsmsrn, HYDE, E. jonNsoN, V. JOHNSON, KING. Third Row, Top to Bottom: HUDDLESTON, HUNTER, JENKINS, F. JOHNSON, IUVENAL, KrNcEnY SENIORS

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First Row: MAJOR, MARINO, MARTIN, IVIATTSON, MELTON, MEYER. Bottom Row: Mrcxrsv, MIDDLESWAIT, R. D. MILLER, R. M. MILLEI1, MOERY, MoN'rGoMEnY. DOROTHY BLANCHE MAJOR: Enthusiastic and vivacious and full of lovable chatter. CONNIE MARINO: 'Tis nice to be natural if you are naturally nice. RUTH MARTIN: Her easy manner makes her welcome company. GEORGE MATTSON: He likes to joke and have some fun just as well as anyone. ,BETTY JEAN MELTON: Loyal, thoughtful, and conscientious. BONETTA L. MEYER: A bonnie fine lass-as pretty as they come. MARY MAXINE MICKEY: She has what it takes-poise, personality, and charm. VELMA MIDDLESWART: Easy come, easy go-pleasant and easy to know. BOB D. MILLER: It's surprising how one person can do so much. BOB M. MILLER: A prince charming- the very pink of courtesy. WILLIAM MOERY: ' 3 in 1-talent, imagination, and ambition. MARGUERITE MONTGOMERY: As much fun as a three ring circus and as pleasant as a spring day. Page Twenty-seven