Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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genigii TOMMY RYAN Ambition: to be an electrician . . . shocking! Usually seen escorting a lovely blond. ERSIE SANCHEZ Simply adores dancing. A dark-eyed cutie with hair to match. MARJORIE SANDERS Enjoys making unusual scrapbooks. VVould love to own her own business. EVA SCOGGIN Collects picture post cards. Wants to be a stenogra- pher. HELEN SCOGGIN Like sister, she collects post cards and miniature pitchers. Likes stenography. LA VERNE SHANGROW Likes tennis and boys. Would be a stenographer. DIXIE SHIPLER Sweet as honey-that's our Dixie. Always ready to lend a helping hand. GENE SPENCER Likes school only at lunch time. Likes football, skiing, and brunettes. RALPH ,STILSON Skippy is our wonder boy on the cinder track. Wants but to be a good citizen. RUSI-I STUDINSKI A character! A lot of fun. He'll someday be a pilot. SAMUEL THOMPSON A good looking guy who wants to be a flyer. Girls are his hobby Iso he saysj. JIM USSERY ' His brains will make a place for him anywhere. His ambition is to be a veterinarian. g. X sf his. if Y i f?'iii. . 5 2, 19 'F' F' X QI - st f

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BILL PRESCOTT ,lust plain Bill, will take up accounting. Enjoys reading. LORETTA REAZIN The other half of the Reazin pair. A good gal, with the ambition to be a stenographer. CARLOS REAZIN ell kid, a little on the shy side. He really knows A hislldrt. Ambition: to be a commercial artist. GEORGE REITEMEIER Being a high-powered salesman is George's future ou tlook. He might sell iceboxes to Eskimos. PATRIC A REYNOLDS W hear wedding bells for Patty. An attractive girl in anyone's language. YNOLDS ful businessman. At least he'll have a sense of BILL RH Tie joker of the senior class, he hopes to be a suc- h Gift OT. GEORGE REYNOLDS G orge goes for the carefree life, but in his serious mdments wants to be an engineer. JAMES INK S ool's a cinch for jimmy, a straight I student. His fr ndly smile is one we'll always remember. HERBERT RITCHEY ll-remembered for his football prowess. He's W bein a swell guy and a credit to old Centen. LLOYD RIZER A playboy in every sense of the word. Well remem- bered for his witty jokes? ? ? IVOR ROGERS A jolly wit who will someday tread the professional stage as either Hamlet-or a janitor. BOB R GERS bachelor's life for this one. Ooo! That black c rly hair!

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RAYETTA AUTEN Grac us and smiling . . . a fine R.O.T.C. Sponsor. We 'ke Rayetta. JO ANN TCHISON Charming, graceful, and demure . . . a peach of a pal. JACK BAUER His hobbies are girls and cooking . . . biggest ambi- tion: to graduate . . . a good gridiron boy. DELORES BARTELS Tall and blond . . . bound to make a mark for herself. JOANNE BEAMAN Tall, dark and beautifulg that's our Tear! DUANE BICELOW A fetching redhead . . . he has built-in rhythm and a wit worth winning. PAULINE BLAND Would be a second Florence Nightengale . . . has a way with the boys . . . a grand gal. IVYL BOYCE Smiling and understanding . . . Ivyl will engineer his way through life. ROSEMARY BRADY Always a happy grin . . . ready to serve. Never a quiet moment around Rosie. Thinks Latin should have died with Caesar. ARLEN BOUSKA A friend to all . . . an all 'round fellow. MARY ANN BROCK Dreams of flying to Hawaii. Likes dancing, skating and riding. FREDA BUCHANAN From deep in the heart of Texas comes a lively little majorette. Love that gal-you all! 52, 1232-J