Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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SENIORS First Row, Top to Bottom: Mooms, Mummy, Nrsxs, NEILSON, O,CONNOR, Pmuusn. Second Row, Top to Bottom: MORGAN, MULAY, NAFE, NIMMO, OKICHICK, OYLER. Third Row, Top to Bottom: Mom'oN. ROBERT EARL MOORE: Business-like in manner with a gigantic sense of humor. JEAN MORGAN: Her keen sense of the ridiculous and her friendliness makes her good company. ETHEL ELAINE MORTON: A gem full of genuine sparkle who is treasured by all. IACQUELINE CHRISTINE MULAY: Another wide awake and' interesting Centennialight. CHARLOTTE MURPHY: She's pretty-she's fun-she's Wonderful-that's Murph. BETTY LOU NAFE: A colonel's lady worthy of the name. A striking and out- standing person. AGNES LOUISE NEIS: She's delightful, she's delicious, she's delovelyf' MADELINE MAY NIELSON: Pretty and sweet-easy to know and easy to like. BILL CONRAD NIMMO: A true gentleman. Welcome in all circles. DICK O'CONNOR: ' A classy Senior with unlimited pep. ELEANOR JEAN OKICHICK: When she smiles it's so delightful, when she talks it's quite insane, isn't she a darling scatterbrain! PHYLLIS OYLER: A diligent worker and a real friend. DALE PARKER: She walks like a queen and has manners to match. Puge Twenty-eight

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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

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ROBERT E. PATTERSON: Tall and blond with a fascinating personality. ROSE PATTI: Her warm smile and friendly manner are definitely contagious. KENNETH PENN: He doesn't say much, but he's right there with the goods. MARGARET PENN: A ready smile and a flare for friendship. SIDNEY PEPPER: A little nonsense now and then: Is relished by the wisest men. PAUL PIGG: Not a better Gentennialight around these parts. V GLARIS VIRGINIA POTTER: nw , A friend to everyone and everyone's her friend. FRANCES LOUISE QUILLEN: Quiet and demure but she has that certain something that wins friends. WILLIARD O. QUILLEN: He came, he saw, he conquered in four short years. EUGENE RIKE: Big town stuff -he's clever and sure to succeed. IAGQUELINE ROBB: A cute bundle of pep and fun-carefree and chummy. BRUCE EDWIN ROLL: Ready, willing, and able-always on the job. FRANK RONCO: The kind of a chap we all like. First Row, Top to Bottom: Roma. Second Row, Top to Bottom: PATTERSON, M. PENN, PEPPER, F. Qu1LLEN, Rum, Rom.. Third Row, Top io Bottom: PA'r'rr, K. PENN, Pros, Porrxsn, B. QUILLEN, RoNco. SENIORS if - wr Page Twenty-nine i O QF 1-vp i