Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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.mio 'cs if estt -k 3 First Row, Top to Bottom: BORNSCHEIN, BREECE, M. Bnown, Bunmav, CABLE, Crmuno. Second Row, Toy tn Bottom: BRANNAN, Bnoomz, E. BnowN, BURNS, CAMPBELL, CARSON. Third Raw: BONFIGLIO 'A' BETTY BONFIGLIO-stenography attracts her- for Pete's sake, says Betty-spends most of her spare time working in the office of the Continental Baking Company. ORADELLE BORNSCHEIN-divides her spare hours between working and swimming-cares not for shorthand-antici pates graduation. VENITA BRANNAN-wonders why we have to study-why not dance instead?-reading is fun, too-has a job in mind. ELMA BREECE-would rather break horses on the ranch than do anything else-doesn't care to study-hates to get up in the morning-keen about vacations. BILL BROOKE-expects to follow the sea as a career-radio specialist-enjoys science. ELEANOR BROWN--dreams of being a first class nurse-can sew a nifty seam-good music pleases her. MARGARET BROVVN--longs for the white uniform of a nurse -favorite hobby is swimming-dependable and sincere. ISABELLE BURNEY-says she is studying hard to become a designer of artistic ash pits-rides around in a blue Buick- in a continuous state of wait for me. CHARLOTTE BURNS-biggest thrill is Hesperian-like Peter Rabbit she munches lettuce whenever she can get it-is wild about her job of window decorating. VIRGINIA CABLE-dietetics is her line--loves dancing, skat- ing, and talking-- but definitely -a nice person to have around. REX CAMPBELL-says a khaki uniform will suit him--loves to ditch assemblies-enjoys Working on the fann-very likeable. CHARLES CARLINO-spends half of the day working on motors-likes athletics of all kinds-wants to be a designer of fancy footwear. LEONA CARSON-thinks cutting up frogs in biology is really fun-just loves to write letters--'boasts about her short hand. Page Twenty-two

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First Row, Top to Bottom: Axnau., Buusn, Bisciuan, BELL, Biamco, BoLnnJAcx, Second Row, Top to Bottom: BAILEY, B.snNuAn'r, Bsmaow, Brisas, Bromow, Blum. 'A' DOROTHY AXTELL-reads exciting novels in her spare mo- ments-enjoys assemblies-is preparing for abusiness career. BOB BAER-headed for the Merchant Marine-spends his own money and everybody elses'-brags that he finally passed al- gebra-noted for his easy and charming grin. SHERRIE LEE BAILEY-- Cooking is an art, says Sherrie- plans to become a dietician--hates math-favorite saying, Oh, you dear girl. NORMAN BAKER---boasts he's taken all the math and science offered in Centen--baby member of the senior class-Anna- polis and Anchors Aweigh fill all his dreams. BEVERLY BARNHART-crazy about cooking and sewing-is a true fam1er's daughter and prefers to spend most of her time on the fann-plans to attend business college. LEWIS BECKER-lives for vacations-cares naught for teachers or school-looks forward to the life of a gob. ALICE LEE BEEBE-will be happy to pass senior English- could eat ice cream and dill pickles forever-has a merry twinkle in her eye. MARILYN BELL-demitasse cup collector-appreciates good music-aims to be a medical technician-wants to see the south-attached to her cello--and we're attached to Marilyn. LORRAINE BENBOW-asks nothing more than to graduate- likes friendly people-will become a beauty operator. ALBERT BENKO-teachers and studies bore him-hobby is Central girls-expects to join the Navy and see the world. MARGARET BIGELOW- Rancher Margaret loves horses and rides her hobby-happiest moments are in Cecilian Choir. RALPH BOLERIACK-believes Lacy's is they, one bright spot about school-claims he's a natural born bachelor-prepar ing to become a mortician. i' anion Page Twenty-one nf I ii? ,if '35- ?':P'df .I wg

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First Row: DAsr-nan. Second Row, Top to Bottom: CAsTo, Count, Coivrsrocx, Coolc, CROCKETT, DAvrs Third Row, Top to Bottom: CHRMAK, COLLINS, CoNN1sn, Cmsws, DALE, Dlzrvmmalz. 'A' NORMA CASTO-her plans include college and flying-anx iously awaits her private pilot's license-finds pleasure in all kinds of sports-a beloved optimist. JUNE CERMAK-loves to practice the piano for hours at a time-biggest thrill: playing in assembly--has an attractive giggle. DOLORES COLBY-dotes on office work-perfume fascinates her-not too enthusiastic about school-football is her favor- .ite sport. LU MARIE COLLINS-proud of being art editor-radio and commercial art to be her life work-vibrates to fine music -a manner most refreshing. PATSY COMSTOCK-has a good time all the time-enjoys horseback riding and roller skating-hates to get up in the morning-a happy miss. DICK CONNER-the ranch is the life for Dick-top thrill- meeting Pauline Battiste-spelling scares him-likes food and plenty of it. MARGIE COOK-plans to become a bookkeeper-relishes a chit-chat with friends-has a happy time with her pets- looks forward to the close of school. MARY CREWS-favors science and math-dislikes gossip- wants to run a deluxe orphanage-we love her cheery HeIlo. WARDNER CROCKETT- what's cooking, Doc -big busi- ness beckons-experience managing the Yearbook-fancies physics-has a way with the girls-one of Centen's favorite sons. RICHARD DALE-thinks Lacy's adds so much to schooI--dis- likes homework-delights in snappy debate-law to be his profession. JOY DASHER-dreams of being a model or a showgirl-adores all food, especially olives and ice cream-enjoyed being on V assembly programs. NORMA IEAN DAVIS-proud of four years as scribe for the seniors-enjoys to walk-a-bit and talk-a-bit -has faith in the human race-wishes to serve mankind in some far off land. DOROTHY DEMAREE-preparing to be a secretary-favorite pastime: the movies- hypnotized by Star Dust. 5125014 Page Twenty-three J si 5 5 1 .5 QU- 'K' 'VN' .flu K-.Q its fx - .ey Q 5 'xv .F . 5 K , X I 5