Central Union High School - La Solana Yearbook (El Centro, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1942 volume:

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However, these men and women not only advise but also adopt rules and regulations for the betterment of our school. This year, their iob was even more difficult since their task was to keep the system work- ing smoothly and calmly when the order of our lives was being changed by the upheaval of war. Much gratitude is due them for work accomplished. seemingly uncredited by the student body. but in reality, deeply appreciated. MARSH. THORNBURGv MCNEECE. PROCSAL, ZAVALA. MR. GILPIN. CONSOLE- SHELBURNE BAXTER. HIGGINBOTHAM. MORRIS. INGLE Will the meeting please come to order? The secretary will read the minutes. So begins another session of the Supreme Court, alias the Board of Commissioners, at 8:30 A. M. on any Tuesday morning. The first semester was spent mainly in feeding the pig-bank by a unique system of fines for tardiness, excessive chatter, studying during meetings, and forgetfulness to perform an assigned task. But the second semester the eleven buckled down to work and accomplished much creditable business. Class of '43, you'll have to be good to beat this bunch! Vice President in charge of the Supreme Court-better known as our own Mr. Gilpin, ad- viser to the Board of Commissioners. He remains sweet-tempered and iust, as a balance-wheel between the students of Central and the admin- istration-a somewhat hectic iob. We all will remember Mr. Gilpin as a sympathetic friend and a Good Ice. The student body votes a cheer of thanks to you-Chief Iustice-and we all hope that you enioyed your first year here enough to remain longer. IIUMMISSIUNERS CULTY The faculty of Central High School has attempted to give every consideration possible toward redirecting the educational program to enable us to meet the changing conditions of a world at war. Many courses have been added to the shop department in particular which meet the needs oi the National Defense program. Machinery runs till late at night as students are prepared to take their place in the many defense industries. Students have been encouraged to take more mathematics in order that they might be better prepared for all types of military service to which they will be called, whether in industry or regular combat service. The commercial department has speeded up their courses in order to prepare more students to take over iobs and thus meet the increased demand for skilled typists and stenographers. A special committee is working on health and safety. since physical fit- ness is more necessary than ever before. At the same time the faculty has kept ever betore us the importance of doing well the regular, ordinary. every day program of education. H. K. MCCRACKEIN B.S.Z M.A. G. E. SPENCER B.S.3 IVI.S. A. EAKES R. E. HUDDLESTON R. H. HOLT H. E. SORENSON B.A. B.A.: M.S. B.S.: M.S. B.A. if . M. J. GARVER F. F. M. MOON R. G. FULMER E. B. MOORE L. M. MILLER B.A.: M.S. B.A. B.S.: M.S. B.A. B.A. . -f--5 6 . M, L l G. S. SHEPHERD E. F. PARENT L. M. LEISVELD 0. R. GRESHAM C. W. MARTIN M.S. B.S. B.S.1 M.S. B.A. B.A.? M.A. H. S. PACKWOOD B.S.3 M.S. F. SU NSTROM CULTY G. T. EGLING L. BIRNBAUM D. WILSON B. PROUDFOOT B.A. B.A. B.A. B.A.: M.S. X , X . , F. BINKLEY E. POWERS H. L. SOEHREN E. WOMER B.A.! M.A. B.A. ,. S. EDMONDSON B.A. E Xxx! xQ S E ALLEN BA G. L. HATCH R. E. STEIN B.S. B.A.? M.S. R. A. CHESN UT B.A. x i .4 .L R. O. SPRAGUE S. D. ATKIN H. R. BARSUMIAN B.A. B.A. E. E. KELLER E. WILSON M. B. BEARDSLEY M. H. NEWCOMER G. E. TRASK B.A. B.A. B.S. B.A. B.A.? M.A. B.A.: B.S. 1 bi 1'Yw 3 -fr '25 Q 'K Af 14 ,, W nm ,M Tm I MQ iff' ff f . M .Ml-M ' fi ' f T Q -Q-. ff- 'Tx 1 Yu ve' --r is S' A' as T .K 5 lx . X S x S K 351 1 s X -N f X 8 sv- ,, J' '19 SSR Q! fi . .gf 15 k F39- 3 .5 JAX if .ef Q k , I ' .E...,. , 9' 5? . if . , Q N V FW J f fav .5 as ' ' X ,aff A Q FQ:-Fagillq 'Q PA?N:' F ' ' ff A ,EQ I '- ff 51' : fir! Gigi 5 Wi 7, 'A' 'E . gf. 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I X I . 4 f I s f 0,36 f X ,Ll f Q I i xx In ljw-I l lv J '4 y . H xx 'l 'I 1 w 1 V N L f N V, N X xxx' N 1 'r K X .S W aiiwfmus Jw A QW , J if r, W pf M XM! MW ff fgflsf ' w WPWQMJ J WW ,BQJ1 fkf I VNANMJ cfwwpffil A deal'-Q94 M52 W WJ Wfjjeyfwf? W My W W K, H ' ' WMQWW MM M?j25PfW X X 4i -flh- 'xl fa ! . . f, H ii 4 4 .4 I 1 E 3 ff MZTWW W5wfW M W! wfwfffm M' GERALDINE BARTER BETTY LEA HORTON DOREEN MEAGHER RAYNOR CLEMONS MARY LOU EZELL DONNA ROBERTS GERALDINE BART G.R. 39 - 42: S GEANETTES 41: BF 41-42. BETTY LEA HORT1 TENNIS TEAM 39- G.R. 39-42: BF 39 - 42: ORCHES' 39-42. MARY LOU EZE TENNIS TEAM 39- G. A. A, 39-40: G 39-40. MAXINE KIRK? GJ 39-42. LA SOL! 42. BETTY JANE HOU G. A. A. 39-42: CJ 39-40. X i. NIAXINE KIRK BETTY JANE HOU! CARMEN VINFRIDO JEAN WELCH IEEN MEAGHERS .A. 39-41: LA SO- IA 41: THESPIANS I-2: SPEECH TEAM TECHNICAL CLUB 12: WARRIOR NO. J42, 'NOR CLEMONSt SITY C 42: FOOT. .L 42: ORCHES- 39-42: BAND 39- 'MEN VINFRIDOS SS OFFICER 39- YELL LEADER 40: E S P I A N S 42: 3 ACK FUJIWARA ILLY KUMAGAI SPEECH TEAM 41: JUNIOR PLAY 40: SERGEANETTES 41- 42. JEAN WELCH: TEN- NIS TEAM 39-41. THESPIANS 41- 42: SPEECH TEAM 41: N. F.L. 41-42: YELL LEADER 42: JUNIOR PLAY 41: SENIOR PLAY 41. GRACE MAEDAt G.A. A. 41-42: G.R. 39-40: C.S.F. 39-40: WAR- RIOR NOMAD 42. LILLY KUMAGAI3 G,A. A. 41. GRACE MAEDA TAMIKO KODAMA Time marches on: and keeping in perfect step, the Senior Class bids farewell to their High School Days, and more go in search of higher goals. Always active, the Seniors have accomplished much in fields such as athletics. C. S. F., and all extra curricular activities. Don't Take My Penny, the dra- matic achievement scored a direct hit. Starring in this memor- able production were such talented seniors as Betty Mae Duer, Ierry Havens, Helen Beronio, Bill Hess, Roberta Shel- burne, and many others. Everyone played his part sympa- thetically and well. Unity and loyalty describe Maiorette Carmen Vinirido's Sergeanettes and Captain Stanley Con- key's Champs, when the brought victory to their Alma Mater. Leading Lights of the senior class this year were: dynamic President Gene Oswalt, who presided competently over the senior meetings: popular Vice-President Bennie Derrick, who took over occasionally: charming secretary Ioy Pollard. who read the minutes of each meeting: and hard working treasurer Alberta Hanson who saw to it that funds in the senior class bank were sufficient to cover the cost of the senior's present to the school. They were grand leaders of a grand class. Carrying scholastic banners are Aliton Marsh and W. I. Thomburg. Aces All refers to lack Hems on the tennis courts. Senior Dress Up Day proved to be a hilarious and amusing event for all. The Senior Dance which may be described as another Senior Dress Up Day since every senior appeared in his best bib and tucker, proved to be one of the most outstanding social events of the year. The hands of time continue their eternal iourney as the Senior Class of 42 convey their appreciation and thanks to Miss Newcomer and Mr. Allen, their advisers, and say Adieu. 5e'd, HELEN MAE BERONIO --....n 'S ALBERT SANDOVAL PATRICIA BUCKLIN ROBERTA SHELBURNE BILL DEAVER FRED HIGGINBOTHAM CECIL KIMBERLING HENRY OKAMURA li NECMA MORRIS JOHN HAWLE1 LEN MAE BERONIOS LA SOLANA -42: G. R. 41-42: THESPIANS : C. S. F. 39. 42: JUNIOR PLAY SENIOR PLAY 42: GLEE CLUB TRICIA BUCKLINC LA SOLANA AFF 39-42: G. R. 41-42: G. A. A. -39: C. S. F. 40. 42: G. A. C. 42. .L DEAVERG HI-Y 40-42. OMA MORRIS: COMMISSIONER : G .R. 40-42: G. A. C. 41-42: EECH TEAM 41-42: WARRIOR MAD 41. BERT HOLT2 FOOTBALL A 41. : B 40: C 39: BASEBALL 41. : HI-Y 40-42: VARSITY C 42: S. F. 39. HERBERT HOLTC TRACK C 40: BASEBALL A 42. HAROLD HAVENS3 FOOTBALL C 38: B 39: TRACK C 39: B 40-41: A 42 F.F.A. 38-42. GEORGE MALOOF3 BASKETBALL B 40-41: FOOTBALL B 40-41: TRACK B 40-41: HI-Y 39-41: ORCHESTRA 39-41. ALBERT SANDOVALS FOOTBALL B 40. A 41: F.F.A. ROBERTA SHELBURNE2 COMMIS- SIONER 42: G. R. 41-42: C. S. F. 39. 41: G. A. C. 41-42: SPEECH TEAM 41-42: N. F. L. 40-42: SEN- IOR PLAY 42: SERGEANETTES 40- 42. FRED HIGGINBOTHAMS COMMIS- SIONER 42: BASKETBALL A 41. C 40: CLASS OFFICER 39. 41: FOOT- BALL A 41.42. B 41. 42. C 39. CECIL KIMBERLINGZ BASKETBALL C 39-40. B 41: TRACK B 41. HENRY OKAMURAS BASKETBALL B 41. A 42: TRACK C 41. B 42: HI-Y 39-42. JOHN HAWLEY1 HI-Y 39-42. CLARA PULLENZA3 G. A. A. 42 G. R. 39: C. S. F. 39: TECHNICAL CLUB 40-42: GLEE CLUB 39. 42. ROBERT HOLT HERBERT HOLT HAROLD HAVENS I I I GEORGE MALOOF i SUZUE FURU YA HARRY KODAMA CH ESTER BURCH ETT CLARA PULLENZA 8 'OM I I I gf ,Av -in ff' Efv .- , gl n 3 r 4 , as I . wif l ' 9 ,, f V U 7 g.....iQ, ,,.. , i. TOM OSA ANNA VOORTING BILL RHODES MARJORIE MCCASLIN SHOJO YAMASHITA MARJORIE THOMAS TERRY OKIDA JOHN MCLAUGHLIN MARY CLAIRE NADINE ABEL WANDA DICKSON KIEFFER 1 BILL FARRIS JAMES REIDY BETTY MAE DUEI1 DM OSA: BASKETBALL A 41-42. -ASS OFFICER 39: FOOTBALL 9-42: BASEBALL 39-40: VAR- TY C 40-42, F. F. A. 40-421 JNIOR PLAY 41. ILL RHODES: FOOTBALL 41-42: QACK 40-42: VARSITY C 41-42. ARJORIE MCCASLIN: G. A. A. 40- I: LA SOLANA 41-42: G. R, 42. DEECH TEAM 41-42: TECHNICAL -UB 40-41: WARRIOR NOMAD 3-41. ILL FARRIS: TRACK A 41-42 EAN SPIDLE: SERGEANETTES 40- 2: SENIOR PLAY 42. ARJORIE THOMAS: G. R. 40-41: ENIOR PLAY 42: SERGEANETTES J-42: GLEE CLUB 39-42: THES- ANS 42. TERRY OKIDA: FOOTBALL 3B-42. BASKETBALL 39-42: BASEBALL 42: VARSITY C 39-42: TRACK 39- 42. JAMES REIDY: TENNIS TEAM 39- 40: BAND 40-42: ORCHESTRA 39- 42: WARRIOR NOMAD 40. BETTY MAE DUER: LA SOLANA STAFF 40. YELL LEADER 40-42: SENIOR PLAY 42: JUNIOR PLAY 41: GLEE CLUB 39. VERON ICA HAFLIGER: STANLEY MITOSINKA: FOOTBALL BASEBALL G. A. A. 42. 38-41: TRACK 39-42. 40-42: VARSITY C 41-42: F. F. A. 38-42. LUCILLE BARRIGAN: WARRIOR NOMAD 42: LA SOLANA 41. WILLIAM HESS: SENIOR PLAY 42: HI-Y 39-42: FOOTBALL B 41: TRACK 40-41: THESPIANS 42: LA SOLANA STAFF 42. MARJORIE ROBERTS: G. A. A. 38- 42: LA SOLANA STAFF 40-41: THESPIANS 40-42: C. S. F. 40: TECHNICAL CLUB 40-41: SENIOR PLAY 40-42: SERGEANETTES 40- 42. HELEN ALLENDER: G. A. A. 39-42. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN: SENIOR PLAY 42: THESPIANS 42: TRACK 42. MARY CLAIRE KIEFFER: BAND: ORCHESTRA: GLEE CLUB: G. R.: G. A. C.: LA SOLANA. MARY LOUISE MARJORIE TAYLOR VERONICA HAFLIGER INGRAM STANLEY MITOSINKA GENEVA WADE FRANCES SMAIL HANAKO NISHIDA TOSHIKO NOMURA .UCILLE BARRIGAN WILLIAM HESS MARJORIE ROBERTS HELEN ALLENDER ALITON MARSH: BOARD OF COM- MISSIONERS 42: CLASS OFFICER 41: LA SOLANA 40-42: G. R. 40: C. S. F. 40-42: G. A. C. 42: WAR- RIOR NOMAD 42. BENNY DERRICK: CLASS OFFICER 42: FOOTBALL A 40. B 41: TRACK C 39. B 41. A 42: VARSITY C 42: F. F. A. 39-42. FRANCES BLOEMSMA: ORCHESTRA 39: GLEE CLUB 42. DICK STRICKLAND: FOOTBALL 39-42. EDITH SMALL: G. A. A. 39-42: LA SOLANA 40-42: C. S. F. 39-40: TECHNICAL CLUB 39-42. JACK HEMS: TENNIS 38-42: HI-Y 39-42. ARTHUR SPRING: FOOTBALL A 41. 42: BASKETBALL 41.421 BASE- BALL 42. LOIS MARTIN: G. A. A. 38-42. WILLIAM Y 41-42: TENNIS TEAM 41-42: BAND 41-42: ORCHESTRA 40-42. CONKEY: BASKETBALL A DONALD CLEMENTS: HI- STANLEY 40. B 39: CLASS OFFICER 41: FOOTBALL A 41-42. B 39: TRACK A 42: VARSITY C 41-42: JUNIOR PLAY 41: WARRIOR NOMAD 42. JOHN B. MCNEECE: HI-Y 40-42: VARSITY C 42: COMMISSIONER 42: LA SOLANA 39-42: FOOTBALL 42: BASKETBALL 42: TRACK 42. LA VERNE ZAVALA: COMMISSION- ER 41-42: CLASS OFFICER 41: LA SOLANA 39-41: G. R. 38-42: G. A. C. 40-42. N. F. L. 41-42: ORCHES- TRA 41-42. RAY INGLE: BOARD OF COMMIS- SIONERS 41-42: BASKETBALL B 39-40. A 41-42: FOOTBALL B 38. A 40-41: HI-Y 42: VARSITY C 41-42. ROBERT RADCLIFF: TENNIS 38-42, J. R. HENRY: BASKETBALL C 39. B 40-41: CLASS OFFICER 40: FOOTBALL A 41: BASEBALL A 39- 42: LA SOLANA 40: VARSITY C 40-42. CHARLOTTE CASE: TENNIS TEAM 38-42: GIRL RESERVES 39-42: TENNIS OFFICER 41-42 GENE THANNER: FOOTBALL C 38. B 39. A 40-41: TRACK C 39-40. B 41: F.F.A. 38-42: ORCHESTRA 39- 42: BASKETBALL C 39-40. B 41. A 42. MARGARET BAXTER: BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 41-42: GIRL RE- SERVES 39-40: TENNIS TEAM 41: C. S. F. 40: JUNIOR PLAY 41: SER- GEANETTES 41: PEP COMMITTEE 39-42. JOY POLLARD: GLEE CLUB 39-42: CLASS OFFICER 41-42: BAND 38- 39: G. R. 38-39. EVA MAE ENDERS DICK STRICKLAND EDITH SMALL JACK HEMS 1 GEORGE CROSSLAND ALITON MARSH BENNY DERRICK FRANCES BLOEMSMA GENE THANNER SHIGEKO OYENOKI MARGARET BAXTER ROBERT RADCLIFF' 'OJIA I w ELEANOR EASLEY ARTHUR SPRING GENEVIEVE WHELAN WILLIAM WOMACK LOIS MARTIN JERRY HAVENS WILLIAM CLEMENTS STANLEY CONKEY JOHN B. MCNEECE LA VERNE ZAVALA JESSE MERLE RAY INGLE CHARLOTTE CASE J. R. HENRY JOY POLLARD WILSON i0-'Li JANIS AUBREY ARTEMIS LEGAKES JAMES NICHOLS GEORGE PROCSAL li IMOGENE BLASCHKO HARUO KOBATA JOHN RAM TAKASHI KOBOTA 4 CLEO ADAMEK ALICE ARNER KATHERINE INGRAM MARJORIE MCCOY CHARLES GUNN NORIS GIANNIN MARY LOUISE GRIFFIN ITHERINE INGRAM: G. A. A. .EO ADAMEK: SERGEANETTES 3.41: SENIOR PLAY 42: GLEE .UB 42. .ICE ARNER: G. A. A. 39-42: IESPIANS 41-42: JUNIOR PLAY : SENIOR PLAY 40. GLEE CLUB XRJORIE MCCOY: G. R. 39. 40: 1ND 40-42: ORCHESTRA 40-42: .E CLUB 40-42. XRY LOUISE GRIFFIN: G A. A. I-41: LA SOLANA STAFF 4O-41: RGEANETTES 40-42. LLIE JANE ZEITVOGEL: LA SO- .NA 41-42: THESPIANS 40-42: CHNICAL CLUB 39-42: G, A. C. -42. BARBARA BARRETT: G. R. 41-42: G. A. C. 41-42: SPEECH TEAM 41- 42: N. F. L. 41-42: JUNIOR PLAY 39: SENIOR PLAY 42: GLEE CLUB 39. 40. 42. ANDREW DUBOIS: HI-Y 39: CLASS OFFICER 41: LA SOLANA 41: BAS- KETBALL 41: TRACK 40-42: FOOT. BALL A 41. FRED WATERMAN: F. F. A.: BAND. EDGAR PALMER: TRACK A 42: HI-Y 41-42: BAND 40: ORCHES- TRA 4O-42. BLANCHE DILLON: TENNIS TEAM 41-42: G. A. A. 39-42: G. R. 39- 42: C. S. F. 41: WARRIOR NOMAD 41-42, EARL BRINKMAN: F. F. A. DIXIE HUTSON: G, A. A. 39-42: THESPIANS 42: DRILL TEAM 41. JAMES NICHOLS: TENNIS TEAM 40-42. GEORGE PROCSAL: COMMISSION- ER 42: FOOTBALL B 39. A 40-41: TRACK A 40-41: VARSITY C 41-42: F. F. A. 39-42. IMOGENE BLASCHKO: GLEE CLUB 39-42. I-IARUYO KOBATAZ C. S. F. 41-42, JOHN RAM: FOOTBALL 38: TRACK 39-42: F. F. A. 38-42. NORIS GIANNINI: GLEE CLUB 39- 40, ALFRED ASHBROOK: FOOTBALL 38-42: TRACK 38-41: WRESTLING C 38-39. B 4O-42. ANDREW DUBOIS FRED WATERMAN EDGAR PALMER EARL BRINKMAN .1 . DIXIE HUTSON LILLIAN TAYLOR BLANCI-IE DILLON ALFRED ASI-IBROOK BILLIE JANE BARBARA BARRETT VERA BELL BOREN EVELYN LONG ZEITVOGEL W. J. THORNBURG2 COMMISSION- ER 42: LA SOLANA 39-42: H1-Y 41-42: BAND 40-42: ORCHESTRA 40-42: C. S. F. 40-42. LORETTA HUNEI G, A. A. 39-41. JAMES EVANS? GLEE CLUB 38-42. THOMAS NEEL! TRACK 39-42: FOOTBALL 39-42. MARGIE BAILEY? G, A. A, 39-42: G. R. 39. JAMES CARSON! FOOTBALL 39- 41: TRACK 39-41: LA SOLANA STAFF 42: HI-Y 40-42: VARSITY C 40-42. SHIRLEY BROWN: G. A. A. 39-42: G. R. 39-42: G. A. C. 42: YELL LEADER 42. MORTON PRITCHARDS FOOTBALL 39-42. PADDEE FLEMINGZ TENNIS TEAM 39-41: LA SOLANA STAFF 39-41: G. R. 39-40: JUNIOR PLAY 41: SENIOR PLAY 41-42: SERGEAN- ETTES 41: WARRIOR NOMAD 40, PAULINE HOYZ G. A, A, 39-41: N. F. L. 42. 4 Ol RUSSELL SHERWOODI BASK BALL 41-42. FOOTBALL 39-1 TRACK 41-42: VARSITY C 41-1 BAND 39-41. ORCHESTRA 39- MILTON CONSOLE: COMMISSIC ER 42: FOOTBALL 41-42: VI SITY C 41-42. CRAIG STRICKLANDQ T E N N TEAM 39-41: HI-Y 40-42: SPEE TEAM 41: N. F, L. 41. DICK GAREY: FOOTBALL 41-42 W J THORNBURG LORETTA HUNE ELSIE MCKENZIE JAMES EVANS THOMAS NEEL MARGIE BAILEY JAMES CARSON MURREL HUNTER SHIRLEY BROWN MORTON PRITCHAI ,' PU . I , 1 . JN T I 1 lk If I ,f 5' .lf I fu' ' I V 1 ni , L , ,,, .NYU Vx. HANSON, DERRICK, POLLARD, OSWALT LOUISE MCBRIDE PADDEE FLEMING PAULINE HOY BETTY BOONE MILTON CONSOLE CRAIG STRICKLAND RUSSELL SHERWOOD DICK GAREY JUNIURS As National Defense sends out its cries for volunteers. let America be sure that she can depend upon the 1942 Iunior Class of C. U. H. S. It has staged Spooky Tavern. a dramatic hit: it has given the successful and gay Iunior dance: and it has culminated these events with the Iunior-Senior Prom. For talented personalities, America can rely upon Fayola Roach for debates, upon Margaret Ann Hender- son, Ianet Thompson, Gloria Payne, and Roberta Ienks for vocal musical numbers, and upon many others who are scholars on the C. S. F. The Iuniors have been repre- sented on the athletic fields by Edward Alarcon, Edward Wylie, Don Baum, and Fuzzy Nichols. Robert Woqat- ske and Edward Alarcon guided the class as presidents. 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WWW- e , ML f '7 W,fz,,WfWfffi77ffM Mfg? ,ML 7-W iff! ffW497a 7 ,v iZ,,,M4J1,ew fin 'WMM' 'XV Mwfffyf wzifjfj 223178 Zllovw 7906 n l wzilnore than self shear counuy W. ffvff'-4' 7'W'g Lg7 Amman: Amencgzl ,Q 4 , Afvvfzz May God thy gold r fine. W! WM Till all success be nobleness. ' ' .ML -49404166 And every gain divine! ,brv ZWzZMJWMi?i'2?fZi2'2'w wif' fMaV 6 ,QJAIJJMAZZ ' YZ., L, 777, sf,y6Jvn:vvZa 3 CHA Southern California Champions and Champions of the Valley League! A lighting Spartan eleven blasted their way to the very pinnacle of achievement this year. The well-oiled football machine started slowly. but as the season progressed Coach Holt's Spartans began to click. Blocking, tackling. and timing of plays improved in each game. and the Spartans rolled to victory alter victory. The team exhibited true cham- pionship qualities on every occasion. In two oi the crucial contests the scrappy Spar- tans were on the short end of the score at the end of the hall, and in both contests they blasted their opposition out of the league race by a determined last half rally. The Spartan machine reached its peak in the Thanksgiving day game against Cal- exico. A victory practically assured Central of the League Championship, and the team came through like champions as they smashed their way to a 33-0 victory. I. A H' 4 ' v 5505, , Qlf-bg-j -W f.Qfi1'.'?:4 'I-,wi 1 ' l'i'P'aw fri.-f 'f ' V l -1 y . 4 3:45 x gzwv' -, ., 'V . .' ' ' ll' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' it ja ,4- '-' P'-.. Q- S ,, . . 1 v7 A V- I-Q sxvk f ,,..1,,,, 5. , , . J- . fwfr. H1 ,r , , ,...w...-Ns.,-.--Q ' ' ,, .ff W. QW? IKNZQ. EM Bl RNBAUM. HOLT. MITOSINKA. ROBERTSON. PROCSAL. CLEMONS, CONKEY. INGLE. GAREY, ALARCON. THANNER OSA. HIGGINBOTHAM. HOLT- CONSOLE. OSWALT, RHODES, SHERWOOD. MCBRIDE. WYLIE, OKID4 HENRY. MCNEECE- CARSON, ROSENBAUM, SMAIL. BAUM. KOBATA. HORTON. DERIC. HORIEE mes. SPRING. NEIL. Yalwosl-una, BLOONER, ousols,s'rmckLANb, PRITCHARD, BOONE- KODAMA HARLAN. KOWASI-HMA. SANDOVAL Q. N N Q- 1 A bg. 4 Q 0'.Ys 35 L , Q U06 J. IN 6 6 y L J , 7 A L ,JE - - ' - I Har ,,,,4'5H X vF4 'g56 I cg ,GL 91 5 LNLY ' I ,x 'D in L M VM rx. ok Q1 K gY'l'o, K fl A 5' M' 'd 1 ,V f s 5 ' f ' D 4 ,-J N LJx'6V , I L 2 . K O Lf- 6? 6' f K Qc ' sh 'X if 6 ,, , Qs-'dv Q 'Rf ff' i K E xl . 3' ' . -S QQ f f ff . 1 4. S is :RQ ., . M, nW5.::1,w. SUBS DETERMINE MUNCIL, MIYATA, WEAKLEY. NAKAHARA, JACOBS. ALARCON. HIGGINBOTHAM, MCCLUNG. OSA, DICKSON, WOMACI DOBELf KOBATA. SMAIL. SMALLING. FABARES. BUSTER. CHILDERS. CORFMANV NAKAHARA. CHICKAHISA FROWIS. OKAMURA. CASE, MATSUMOT0. MUKAI. MOREHOUSE, CURRY. MAUPIN. HOLT. BIRNBAUM OSUNA. BARRETT. ARLEDGE. MALOOF, ADKINS, FORTUNE, HOUSE. STAPLETON. HENDERSON. THOMPSON. WOGATZK TAYLOR. SMITH, FROWISS. PULLENZA. NAKAMURA. LITTRELL. ESSENSEE. NAKAMURA. RICHARDS RODERICK, MULLINS, VALENZUELA The B football team compiled a most successful season record. Actualli the team should be classed as Iunior Varsity as few of the Valley team: use B players exclusively in league games. The Iunior Varsity won the league championship as did their big brothers. The Spartan team only tasted defeat on one trip to the gridiron and that was at the hands of the Calipatria Varsity team. This defeat was wiped off the slate as the El Cen tro Iayvees held the same eleven to a tie in a return engagement. UTURE CHAMPS N Co sw 09 'qc 4N his be '4-' Iv 'o,.'Ze,5Ie24l2,Mu ' 4' Q 4 '3.lff:q :I slr . ' lf 04. 41, LP: '11 'ee - - W Q our obcfleazgig. lltqb . okgecgzrggg C Q 0 L 4 544' s' 5 'Psa 41 74-orb N, l s'Iew4bb' 'qbo I1 Nrimist lift . - 0 ' The C football team emerged with a clean slate for the season to round 'flv4z',41Lf.:'oIe,ss S f out a fine record for the entire Spartan football squad. The small but mighty Cs only engaged in two contests since some of the other valley schools do not field a team of C's. The midget Spartans met the Holtville C team on the gridiron twice dur- ing the season, and twice the mighty mites found pay dirt for 26 points and kept their own goal line unsullied. ON, L: 84 0 S1735 Q 4 12025 A NS UUE' The smooth passing, fast breaking Spartan five compiled a most impressive record for themselves on the hardwood this year. The locals racked up victor- ies over ten teams during the season, and only bowed in deteat in two league encounters. Calexico's well-oiled champions turned back the Spartan hoop- sters twice by scores of 34 to 21 and 43 to 25. In other league games the blue and white emerged on the long end of the scores. Brawley was thumped 30 to 18 and 40 to 38: Imperial bowed 37 to 18 and 31 to 26, while Calipatria dropped twin decisions 31 to 22 and 21 to 19. Holtville was defeated 35 to 16. The Spartans displayed a heads-up brand of basketball as they finished in second place in league play. fo P38 7' , , , 7' , 7' , sf,Q1'iZ3i,3f'L?3 26-'Z'1'f'i,'Z.'?8f52i'Q..2 i'f,.Z'882 L h 0144 . , e . . , 'soc olv 'v-14-464fa-gM:zgif11l':'i:ggv:4:2cf:X'vQ eos f,i2Z2: ' 'Yl?4'fC ro 1? , P 4. 351724041 Aglrclyqlpq P SUBS SHOW COACH HOLT. D. BARRETT. R. MUNCIL H VOGT J NAKAHARA C CHICKAHISA H. KOBATAv S. JACOBS M WOMACK COACH BIRNBAUM D. BRADLEY. R. OSA. P. BRATTON J FORTUNE J MALOOF M NAKAMURA G. KOMATSU, R VALENSUELA L CASE The B basketball team. under the direction of Coach Birnbaum, com- pleted a most successful season as they finished second in the Valley League. Only two points kept the boys from the conference title, as they dropped two one-point thrillers to Calexico. The second Calexico game was the high point of the season. After trailing by twelve points at the quarter, the Spartan youngsters pulled even at half and forged ahead iust before the final gun. Their one point lead was erased by a long shot just at the gun, and their title hopes went glimmering. Chickahisa, Nakahara, Iacobs. Ko- bata. Muncil, Horibe, and Miyata made up the B squad. PRCIVIISE HOLT. SMITH. OKAMURA, Ol-ITA, HARVEY SAKARII HESS MORINISHI BECK BIRNBAUM KAMATSU, TANAGUCHI, SWANBERGER CHICKAHISA TAKASHASI KUBATA. FARRAR FURUKAWA HORIBE NORRIS The C basketball team, iudged to be one of the best in the Valley, as- sures Central of many future basket- ball stars. The C's defeated every team in the conference but were in tum defeated by Brawley and Impe- rial in the second contests. The C's had the title in their grasp until they dropped the final game of the season to Imperial on the latter's court. A safe lead melted away un- der the inspired playing of the Impe- rial team. and the locals were unable to forge to the front in the last quarter. Sakurai. Harvey, Okumura, Morin- ishi, Beck, and Smith made up a fine C Team. Central eagerly anticipates the time when these boys will be varsity material. TRACK 7' ,- ff f ,' 1 .- ' 1 Q ,V :V B H X ', t ' Q A .ff t ' A ,G ' A A . , 1-f f IJ fU,.f,l,f'w 1 V I f , V, i 4 ' I J I, ., 4 . A t J 4, f ff, If f if X qff I I J ,z l X J' ST A RS ST1i 1 1jfE HBH A 4 HOUSE. WEAKLEY. E. ALARCON. MAUPIN, DICKSON. UTLEY CURRY. CLARK. OSA. MALOOF. BENTON. B. V, BARRETT, MOREHOUSE SMALLING TYSHIMOTO FORTUNE VOGT ROBERTSON FABARES D BARRETT MATSUMOTO M NAKAMURA CHICKAHISA MUNCIL VALENZUELA PULLENIA S NA KAMURA RODERICK CASE JACOBS HORIBE LYONS D WOGATZKE 4 W: 4 BM YUUNGSTER3 52 TANIGUCHI ADDUDELL. HARVEY. ORTIZ. WOODVVARD, ANDR L4 BARGE- HOUSE. MAGGIO. FIORE. CARSON. STEVV RAM WARDLOW. MING. HO EWS. FANRAR. LITERELL. CE ART. GOFF. CORDA. TAKAH . RISE. ORDUNO, HERNAND . L AEHIEVE HUA GRA ASH! KUBOTA EZ BATTING AVERAGES FOR THE SEASON Gene Oswalt . Ierry Womack , , . . Stanley Mitosinka ,, . Tom Osa . Terry Okida ,, , . Dan Mitosinka . Dick Garey . Bob Holt . . Fred Robertson , . lack McClung , ,, ,, . Allen Kobata Bert Holt . I. R. Henry , . 421 416 409 381 368 363 Lloyd Mullins , .333 333 285 222 200 000 000 000 Slugging. always fighting because they knew it could be done, Central's nine once more carried off the ban- ner oi the Champs. The team came through the entire season with but a single defeat. Calexico was batted out ot the running by a score of 6-3. Holtville and Brawley were struck out by lack McClung, star pitcher: the team also proved their skill against Yuma. Credit goes to the whole team for their faithful training. great sportsmanship, and their loyalty to Coach Birnbaum. A L ... .. - 1 TAYLOR. WHITELAW. D. MITOSINKA, SIGMON, JACOBS, CHlLDER5v THEUER. HARVEY, BUYER. HOSIDI, BOYER, BIRNBAUM KIMATSU, WOMACK. MULLINS, MCCLUNG. HOLT, ROBERTSON, KOBATA, GRAHAM SPARTANS SLUE APPLE 9 L X RM A Q. A I' F AEM CLASS A--ORANGE MAEDA. BENNETT. BOND. MORALES. ARMSTRONG. SMAIL. TEAGUE. RATH. TORSHY. FARRAR. GUIDOTTI VOGT. YOUNG. ROBERTS. PROWELL. HUTSON, COSTEL- CLASS A--PURPLE LO. HUNE, HEARLD. HAFLIGER CLASS A--RED KISSACK. HOUSE, KIRK. WOODWARD. OFFILL. BRADSHAW. MARTIN. MAGG CLASS A--GREEN MORRE. BERNETT. SMALL. WEST, HAFLIGER. FITZGERALD, EDGAR, DILLON, IO PROWELL. BROWN. WILSON. LOVELACE. It ,i Ji ' . . j x J t 5 ' 1 . ' J . . 5 . p J . r ' , , . . 1 Q X ' . lx , 1 - ' , . ' , Q 1 . . 'xu L f ' 1 af f' . A 1 'l J - : . 'N v LN x 'L' .W 4 J f ' '. - .1 X, f .5 - if 4. A 4' .. a I X5 ,K 1 . A I-u Q - Cf 1 Q gl ,A K A f I J lu , J Q ,, xg 5' xx: 2 . E .4 1 ' ' 'N s ' . X A A . U I X i f - N I' .I R ll . 5 H ' 'K ' - ' A w I X - , N . ' 4 3 I. 1 1 N Q Q L CLASS C--RED HOUSE. BRINNON. MASSEYv LOONEY, .BURNETT. BARKERV HIGGINS. STARKEY CLASS C--PURPLE YOUNG. MARTIN. CHILDERS. LA FEVRE, KINNE. SMALLING ETI ASSOCIATION CLASS C--ORANGE RATH, VOSHIDA. COOK. MAGGIO. BUTLER. DOFFING. KISSACK. SMAIL s CLASS C--GREEN WEST. TYNER. GILLETT, KEEBLE. BROWN PULLENZA With sparkling batons, prancing feet. and rolling drums come Central's own Spartan Sergeanettes. Maiorette Carmen Vinirido led the drill team of sixty girls through snappy drills at iootball games, basketball games, track meets. and parades. All this was accomplished under the able guidance of Miss Hazelle Sorenson. This year's drill season was s ' d prce up with conqas and blitzkriegs. The most spectacular drill of the season was their blackout drill. The whole iield was blacked out, and from both ends of the field c l' h ame ig ted feet, drumsticks, and batons. The drill team ioined with the band to form a large V and when the lights went on the eiiect was breathtaking. Another drill was put on before thou- sands on Children's Day at the Imperial County Fair. The Sergeanettes do not limit their wonderful ability iust to the drill field. The annual formal which was named Mardi Gras was a succes sful dance. The Sergeanettes are going places at Central. ,VL fv pf 'N- a ,J J X ,ff Lf I 9.1 - L K 4 .-V' Lx. X k DI, J ri A.. , 'xt ,l f, it N f KW xkf 'x X ,p V- xx' I v L 1 V if' 'xf' 1' H f 4 I QAM Lf L 1 AL IN LL.. 2 X, A N OL fkvhs if Central High's Spartans compiled a most impressive record on the athletic fields this year. The football team openl the fireworks by staging two nerve-tingling rallies in crucial games to cop the league gonfalon. The gridders went 4 from the Valley League to be awarded the Southern California Championship. The basketball team was successful in defeating all league opponents with the exception of Calexico, and ended t season firmly entrenched in second place. Waaldall SPARTANS OPPONENTS SPARTANS 6 Sweetwater 20 16 U Brawley O 30 33 Imperial 6 21 1-lo1tvi11e 0 35 16 Calexico 12 24 7 Coronado 21 27 6 Yuma 12 21 Brawley 12 21 28 Imperial 6 24 33 Calexico U 21 Holiville U 25 The Spartans, undefeated in Conference play, brought the first Conference title home to El Centro Yuma Brawley Globe Brawley 1-lo1tvi11e Point Loma Grossmont lmperial Calipatria Calexico Yuma Imperial Calipatria Calexico Brawley La Iolla OPPONEN' 28 18 31 18 16 18 29 18 22 34 30 26 19 43 38 21 The Spartan basketball team finished with a ve since 1936. The Spartans were also awarded the C. I. F. Southern California championship by default from creditable record for the season. They took second the Valley League, and won a great percentage Sweetwater High. i The fighting Spartans were undoubtedly one of the their games' best clubs that has ever represented El Centro High School. Seven members of the squad won positions on the all valley team: Procsal, Holt. Conkey, Robertson, Alarcon, Baum, and lngle were awarded this honor- 'aa Not to be outdone. the baseball team overcame a highly favored Calexico nine in two thrilling encounters, and ralked off with the league title. The Spartan thinclads also have had a successful season. They emerged victorious in the Spartan relays, defeated 'uma in two dual meets, and were nosed out for the County championship. The B track team won the county title, thus tresenting Central high with her third league championship for the year. Track .PA R T AN S OPPONENTS 78 Yuma 37 7 l Yuma 32 38 Hoover 58 In addition to the dual meets, the Spartan A Squad ras victorious in the Spartan Relays, a meet in which rawley, Yuma. Calipatria, Blythe, and Douglas also ompeted. In the county meet the Spartans were nosed out for re title by a scant nine points. Gene Oswalt set a new acord in the pole vault at the county meet. The class B team brought home another title to Cen- 'al as they were undefeated in local dual meets. and rent on to win the county title. Sparked by Eddie Alar- on in the sprints, the B's were a well rounded squad, nd worthy representatives of Central. Banda!! SP A R T A N S OPPONENTS 13 Calexico 6 8 Brawley 6 2 Brawley 9 14 Calipatria 9 6 Calexico 3 Champs of the Valley League. The Spartan ball club started out the season as a green team with the mound duties in the hands of underclassmen. As the season progressed it was evident that the team was going places. Calipatria, Brawley, and Calexico were defeat- ed in the first round of games, and the Spartans came up to the second Calexico game on top of the league, need- ing a victory to clinch the title. This final game was a thriller up until the last man was retired. McClung pitched a masterful game. and in the late innings, with two Spartans on the paths, Ierry Womack lifted a towering fly deep into left field. lt went for an extra base hit, bringing in the winning runs and the league championship. FOOTBALL , BASKETBALL 52? TRACK BASEBALL TENNIS HMM eva Gfiffggffffp SH! M WWW!!! fwfyfffjj W W Q 74' f' '713llalf4uccM4 Je auf M, M ff ,Q if 2 Q E f T ti ,MW x PK n Wai O beautiful for patriot dream That sees beyond the years Thine alabaster cities gleam Undimmed by human tears! America! America! God shed His grace on thee. And crown thy good with brotherhood From sea to shining sea! wt n .WSMXM allifw FITZGERALD, ADKIN. RABINEAU. CLARK. PALMER, MALOOF. FARRAR. ASHER, ARNOLD SHALLER The younger boys of Central have literally thrown themselves into their Hi-Y organization's work this year. They have accom- plished a great deal of meritorious work and have kept up the Alpha Hi-Y's commendable name. Under the guidance of Father Hutchinson. their adviser, the boys began the year by electing officers. Ioe Malooi, Ierry Asher, Bill Sharp, and Walter Palmer have proven themselves very capable leaders. Many interesting meetings were held during the year under their direction. PA Mew MCNEECE. STRICKLAND. CARR, THORNBURG HIGGINBOTHAM TA Guided by president Andy Du Bois, vice-president Fred Hig- qinbotham, secretary W- I. Thornburg, and treasurer Craig Strickland, the older members of Centra1's Hi-Y formed a new club in order to better uphold the ideals for which they stood. After the new branch, Beta, was established. president Du Bois turned his office over to I. B. McNeece who finished out the term: the other officers retained their former positions. wwf HAWLEY. STRICKLAND. DAY. HOLT. STRICKLAND. RICE. HIGGINBOTHAM. DUBOIS. CLEMENTS HEMS. MALOOF, MCNEECE. THORNBURG, HESS, CLEMONS mewfu in ,, 11. XT A3511 slaclaoui' c AM f -f BOTH ER A l KGGU4 ANN ' I 1 DA H1 TH' of-,A 9 1. ow 't-10 Qqtki' N- . R- c0 OBERTSO Hasriaca, 4 ' 5 5 R RGAN- McN CLEMONEZ '?,sW l'1Qs INKA- 'NGRCW' R909 105 AUM' QERR QD- L1. w' swf- HERWO R '40 GRAHCK W 5 M 'VAK' 3110 ' 4a4z't-wi 4qAz'ea4 The athletic field is definitely a center oi interest for all oi Central's students. The Varsity C is one of the school'S largest organizations. The members of our football squad are lettermen in nearly all other competitive sports as well as football. Under the leadership oi Tom Osa, President: Milton Console. Vice-Pres.: Fred Robertson, Sec.: Dick Garey. Treasurer: Bill Rhodes, Sergeant-at-Arms. the club has contributed toward providing a well rounded curricu- lum for students. CONSOLE- GAREY. OSA. RHODES. ROBERTSON J? V 1 1 2' Q w I I ROBERTS GUIDOTTI YOUNG. RATH. HOUSE SMALL MRS MOORE. KIRK Spy, M571 amhp The high standards of the Girls' Athletic Association make its mem- ers valuable Americans. The play days are the largest inter-school activity of the year. and hen Central girls entertain girls from the other schools, they do the iob yally. The adviser for this group. Mrs. Moore, works diligently with the ticers Edith Small. President, and her assistants Lois Martin, Vice- esident: Maxine Kirk. Recording Secretary: Margie Roberts, Corres- :nding Secretary: Dorothy Guidotti, Treasurer, and the Managers Don- r Rath, Edith West, Marguerite Young, and Betty House to conduct the rls in fair, healthful play. SMALL, GUIDOTTI, KIRK, MARTIN TIYESPIAN S Gps 0 lv Ac y . M54 H GH fre D i zqrvo Gs T1 CHEIGH The desires and ambitions of those whcse interests lie in the stage find opportun- ity to display their talents in the dramatic class. Alter completing a great deal of hard work in the class, a student is eligible to compete lor the honor of becoming a Thespian. Several of the most talented Thespians have starred in the dramatic highlights oi the year-the Iunior and Senior plays which more than prove the students' ability as true actors and actresses. BERONIO, SHELBURNE. FORRESTER, ARNER. HESS. THOMAS. VINFRIDO MEAGHER. ROBERTS. MCLAUGHLIN, ZEITVOGEL. HANSON. 2 One of the blessings of our American democracy has been the freedom of speech, and yet only now are we be- ginning to appreciate this right. The public speaking class of Central has, therefore, taken a greater part in the school ' curriculum than ever before. Several members in the class have appeared, to the credit of the school, before the public. Betty House, speaking on Keep the Best for Amer- sl-I E 'hc L90 Ive. If EQ NE E4, ' A1 ON Cc ss 484 S7- S AIEIQC ogy. g2'i,lrLq Q f+,2gr,fL,, '0. C Gu' C' 'fo 41? I-fob'-w, e,s1: ,f rolvleodq r,4 Nous ch Q ' Eze fob LL his , C48 , H E 40N 'Ph 'Yr QW ica, won a local contest, and Neoma Morris' oration upon the Constitution of the United States won for her ten dollars in de- fense stamps. Not only do the especially talented members oi the speech class vie in local contests, but they also travel to other cities to compete against many other young public speak- ers. Some of them gain, through the trips, enough points to ioin the National Forensic League. From all of these trips, which in- clude San Diego, Glendale, and Redlands, the speech team has brought back glory to Central. The personal triumphs of the various members on the speech team are too numerous to men- tion here. However. let it be known that Central is proud oi its speech team which has proved itself so worthy of free speech. INS swow 6 O40 447' J o Sue. Ive eboafs 'M Ge In a truly businesslike and effectual manner, typical of Girl Re- serves clubs throughout the country. the Central Union High School branch started in this 1941-2 year to organize and perform the tasks set before them. The girls. inspired by patriotism for their country, chose such a theme to guide them in their activities. Among other loyal gestures, they voted to ban corsages in order that the money might be spent for more practical things. Under the gracious leadership of La Verne Zavala, President. and her cabinet of feminine workers. the girls proved themselves able. indispensable. and charming in campus activities. Their many social and charitable functions including the Christmas Vesw per Service, beautifully performed, the annual Formal in Valentine theme, and the tin-can hop also at Christmas time, were as ever. successful and provided a gay time for all in attendance. Much credit for a splendid club is due to Miss Leisveld, adviser. and other officers: Ruth Parker, Vice President. Neoma Morris, Secretary, and Pat Iones. Treasurer. '-o Q - 4, BENNETT, Jones, zAvAi.A Q 4 bo:'?f4e . P G4 ' by-A70 sb Q91 v H Q ob7'g4 1, lv 41.4 as fv,,,e 7' I 41 Iss GIRL RESERVES ASPIRE TU SERVE 6.1-t. E. PHUVIDE SUCIAL HIGHLIGHTS Jo 'Ve 'flthkgbiq Vigo sbc'fL,,64 , M ' 474 ' ' Go o sf-ff'Z'1l2.?,Q's H Lo . ' 4, E 5 9 ' 5 Q.ogf,,g54,gg,,N ' JE , ' s 'tfk '70 'is INQNJ-EZQUQ 'P lph I N SMALL. ZAVALA. BARRETT Off to a late start this year-be- cause of conflicting activities the Gir1's Activity Club, made up for lost time with many out- standing affairs. First came the comical initiation in March for new members-a half-in-half costum- ing-then the annual Easter Par- ade, semi-formal given in a beau- tifully decorated gym-in partner- ship with Beta Hi-Y. The girls were directed in many other events by adviser Mrs. Womer, President Barbara Barrett, V.-President La Verne Zavala, Sec. - Treasurer Edith Small. Congratulations, girls. on a successful, enioyable year. LUALLIN. PIPES, ATKIN. MISS TRASK. KNUD SEN, SUBLETT. GUNN, ANDERSON. ZEITVOGEL D. MEAGHER. BAIRD. ALDRSON. MCNUTT. HIB EARD. REMINGTON. HANSON. J. MEAGHERN WILCOX. PAYSONV SMALL. SMITH. PULLENIA- YOSHIDA, ROBERTS, EYER. COX, MITCHELL The Technical Club is a true service club at Central High. Their main function is to see that the stage is properly arranged for all assemblies and programs. The Technical club also produced the stage sets for the Iunior and Senior plays. The excellence of these two productions was enhanced by the professional appearance of the stage. Doreen Meagher served as president and Billie lane Zeitvogel as vice-president. Miss Trask was the adviser of this efficient group. 9 be 51 eb S915 TENNIS RECORD . . Spartans Opponents 25 Calexico 0 25 Calexico 0 25 Brawley 0 20 Brawley 5 25 Holtville 0 25 Holtville 0 GIRLS 7 Calexico 18 20 Brawley 5 5 20 Holtville 5 9 Brawley 16 l 3 Holtville 12 9 c. 199 QYNQXS HORTON. TISON. DILLON. WEST. ALDERSON. BLISS. JEN- KINS. J. NICHOLS. HEMSV STRICKLAND, CLEMENTSv RIEDY, PALMER. RADCLIFFE, MR. EGLING' SHARP , Central's tennis team this year is one of the best in the history of the school. Making this record ,were such outstanding players as Fuzzy Nichols, lim Reidy, Iimmy Nichols, and lack Hems in the Boys division. The girls had to their credit. Betty Lea Horton, Charlotte Case. Blanche Dillion, and Winiired Alderson. Letters are awarded through the accumulation of a certain number of points, but ii the player does not make enough points within one season to get a letter, he may carry his points over until the next year, to use for the same purpose. Centrals new tennis coach. Mr. Egling. has done much for the betterment of the team. and will continue to until Centralites are invincible racquet swingers. LA SULANA EDITORIAL STAFF RESULVES BREATE THORNBURG. MCNEECE, GUIDOTTI, MARSH, WILCOX, BERONIO. DILLON, MCCASLIN. BOX PULLENZA, MCKIM. SHIGEMATSU. HUNTER BUCKLIN, MARSH. ATKINS. THORNBURG Mr. Garver-Mr. Moon. what shall we do? The write-ups aren't in: layouts not complete: sales are slow-oh dear! But in spite of an irritated editor's complaints, the group on the staff was working. This year for the first time a sixth period class was established which was devoted entirely to actual La Solana work. Because of the excellent cooperation. and endless en- ergy of this group, C.U.H.S. has a 1942 year book of which it may be proud. YEAR BUUK The business staff, headed by Pat Bucklin, fell into the task of selling. quite aware of the ob- stacles which confronted them. They were not discouraged by the fact that this being a war year, sales would be difficult to obtain, book prices would be increased, and no adviser for their staff could be had. The staff determined to do a better iob than had ever been done in the past. This end has been accomplished in th.e form of a wider and more enthusiastic selling campaign, more efficient and businesslike ap- proach to El Centro merchants, and more fun for the staff. KIRK. SMITH. ATKINS, HOUSE. SNOW BUCKLIN. THOMPSON. JONES, ZEITVOGEL, KIEFFER, JENKINS, BARRETT, J. THOMPSON BUSINESS STAFF RESULVES GREATER SALES U S I C M A K E R 5 . Throughout the season the orchestra, band, and glee club have bee staunch supporters of all school activities. The band has performed 1 the football games and has encouraged those in the rooting section t1 add their voices and back up the football team. The orchestra has bee very popular and has made several field trips to play for various school: p The glee club performed in the Christmas program. several high schoc 1 MAJORETTES: BARTER. BRIGGS. HORTONv STONE assemblies. and in field trips. As the culmination of a most successfu year the band, orchestra. and glee club presented a very fine sprina concert which was enioyed by all who attended. GLEE CLUB: ABEL, BARRETT, BESHERS, BLOEMSMA. BOONE, EPPERSON, EVANS, FARRAR, GROULEFF. HAFLIGER, HEMS, HENDERSOD HULME, JENKS, KIEFFER, LONG, MAGGIO, MARTIN, MCCAIN, MCCAMPBELL. MCCOY, MITCHELL, MORA, MORGAN, MURPHY, NORRIS, Ol FILL. PARKER. PAYNE. POLLARD, POTTER, PRCSCAL, PULLENZA, RADER, REED, REESE, REMINGTON, SALDIVIA, SHIGEMATSU, SIG MON, SUBLETT. L. SUBLETT. TAYLOR. I-. TAYLOR, THOMPSON, WADE, WOLF, YOSHIDA. ORCHESTRA: ARNOLD ARNOLD. L. BIGGS, BLOEMSMA, BRINNON, CARROLL, CHRISTIAN, CLEMONS, COPE, ESENSEE, FAHS, FARMEF FULMER, HAFLIGER. HAFNER, HAUN, HENDERSON, HORTON, HUMPHREY, ISRAEL, KIEFFER, KENNY, LAKEY. LE FEVRE, LYTLE, MIDKIFI MILES. MOORE, MORA, MULDER, O'CONNOR, PRICE, REIDY. RINEHART, RITTER, SHERWOOD,SIMMONS, STAPLETON, THANNER, THORI5 BURG. J. THORNBURGQ WOMACK, ZAVALA. w BAND: ARNOLD, A. ARNOLD. BLOEMSMA, CARROLL, CLEMENTS, CLEMONS. COPE. ESENSEE, FAHS, FARMER. FULMER. HAFLIGEF KIEFFER, KENNY, LYTLE, MORA, O'CONNOR, PIPES. POTTER, REIDY, RITTER. SHERWOOD, SIMMONS, THORNBURG, J. THOR N B U R C ZAVALA. NI 2 MR. FULMER. PROCSAL, LANDOLT, THANNER MR. SPENCER. WOGATZKE. OSA, MITOSINKA, RAM iw 4 ww W' imp A Central's Future Farmers, under the leadership of their capable officers, spent a busy year fulfilling their obligation in the na- tional agricultural obiective- Food for Victory. The largest dis- play of livestock, poultry, and crops in the history of the chapter at the Imperial County Fair brought their owners S495.50 in pre- miums and S1560.78 from sale of their stock. The boys were awarded first place for their booth display for the third year. Their successful management of the candy stand, feed co-op and new lath house will fit them well for the task of being successful farmers. Four Centralites were awarded the coveted State Farmer Degree last fall, and Earl Bishop was elected state vice-president. UILDS AMERIE A KIRK ROW UPTON. KATHRINER. R. LITTRELL. HOUSE, BURCH. GRIFFITH. STEWART. CORDA. ORDUNO L MULMNS LANDOL1 GOOCH,GOFF.GlANNlNL WOMACK.RO5ENBAUM.LYON,HAVENS.DENNIS.BLOEMSMA TSUJIMOTO H. LITTRELL. SMAIL. EDGE. RADER FARMER. MCCLUNG. M. MULLINS. SMITH. ZANELLA ULMER HAVENS RAM YAMASHlTA,WOGATZKE,0SA,PROCSAL.THANNER,MITOSINKA,DERRICK.KARLEN.BRINKMAN J SMAIL MR. SPENCER sa ova . diffs N YS 69 9. U4' 9,9 00' 09' Bu vw -0-9' 469' xi' me 145' v- 09 599 gba 9,0 '59 5. xgff' .4'YV Pug. Mpazygs, N 355-00 1.- , V4 -508' gX60:P'6 ,Alon N vw 803- '231aO ' ' 'Y ' xi' 9 ,,sIf'Nivl- W Cool' I 0 F' ont- 00923916 , 6UgJf,xJ'iLf-R' gbseotrl cg: gap 0 . 6 . D0-x'vP6 c-Fl' HOLLAND. THORNBURG, WEAKLEY. JUSTMAN, GUIDOTTI- BERONIO This year the C. S. F. carried on many extra-curricular activities including the an- nual banquet and the convention. Since this is an honorary society there were only twenty-seven members. but they real- ly went places this year under the able guidance of Miss Wilson, adviser, and many efficient officers. C.S.F. PRCDIVIOTE MARSH. BARNES. BARRIGAN. DILLON. HULME. MR. GRESHEM, SMITH, MEAGHER. HEBB. HAUNDA. DILLON IOMAD WRITES HEADS Warrior Nomad-Central's own school paper. This year the Warrior Nomad has put out a paper every two weeks. something of which we can all be proud. Much of this success is due to the able management of Mr. Gresham and to Alma Hulme. the editor. Credit is also due to the hardworking group ot students who make up the report- ing staff. The first page of the paper is given over to the important events of the past and future: the second contains editorials: the third consists of humor and fashions: and the fourth page is the sport page. The total result-an interesting paper. LCHCLARSHIP MEAGHERv HULME. MARSH. SMITH LUKENS. HUTSON. MCLAUGHLIN. BERONIO. ADAMEK- HESS. SHERWOOD DUER. HAVENS. SHELBURNE, SUBLETT. WATERMAN, ZAVALA, SPIDLE. BARRETT SENIOR PLAY DRAWS FULL HUUSE fr The Play of the Year, Don't Take My Penny, R , was totally a grand success, proved by the fact that this hilarious comedy was enioyed by the largest audience ever to attend a senior play. A Congratulations go to the top leads, Betty Mae Duer and Ierry Havens for their fine perform- ances. Congratulations also go to Bill Hess, a natural comedian, who really stole the show. JUNIUR PLAY DELIBHTS AUDIENCE ROSENBALM, DAVIS, LEWELLYN. PIERCE. MACURDA, ROACH, COSTELLO, CARR, MISS Talk about thrills . . . ! The Iunior Play pre- sented more than its share oi the same. Spooky l'avern. replete with screams, ghosts, bloody :laggers, and surprise endings, provided a hilar- Lous evening tor the capacity audience that was present. The whole cast, especially Ellen Cos- tello as a spiritualist, Winifred Pierce as leading lady, and Neal Macurda as Willie, are to be :ommended. BEARDSLEY, KIEFFER, DUPONT. HENDERSON, RICE. PIPES L7 If e di. Mui ...uu1 1nu1uu1uu1uu1m11 1 1 1vm1M1nn1uu1,,,,1uu1H..1 1 1 1 1uu1,,., 1 1lm-nu1nn1un-:vnu-una:-11:11nu-nu:nu-um-nm--uni:miamiuninnn-ulI1nn1un1un-unienu-nn-I 1 M . M . 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W I X O M PHONE 8723-I-1 FREE DELIVERY Mm.-.gliglimlimylllll-.lml 1 inning..111,111nn-.m..,m1gm1,m.. 1 11,4-.nl1m.1uu1l..l1m41uq1 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1942 LHZUTBHUSLSIUDIU PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK OF ALL KINDS: PHOTOMONTAGE CANDID SHOTS HOME or STUDIO PORTRAITS MODERNISTIC SHOTS I GROUP SHOTS IN THIS ANNUAL Phone 1883 E1 Centro, California Mm.-nl.-m1,q..-mlm, 1 1 .. .- 1 .- 1 1 1 1 1 1 ..m,..m41,,,,1m1..1,qn..g.1m.- 1.11.1 ... 1I-.n..1,,.,1im...mi,,..1m.1m,-my-.lm1m...m,...mlMm,.-ml1m.1m...m.1n..1n..1n,,1 1 11.-,M CRESCENT IEWELRY COMPANY IESS L. BLEDSOE, Proprieior Wedding and Engagement Rings for the Iune Bride 1 .. .- 1 1 1m.-...l1un1qu1un.-.m...,,,1.m1unimg1,mluu.-.m1.m.-un,,,,,1mi1g.1 1 1 -ml m1 1,.,1-1.1m1m1......1m1-111,1-1-...:1.m1..m1un-m..:Q. 2 .g..-.--..... 1un1un1l-X. -In ....-...-.1. .g-.......,..,...-....-...,-...,-m.-M- -nu1n-wx. hx-.li .,1m11 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 :1qm1m1 1 1 1 -nu-nu.1.m1u..1m....m1uu1xm1nu1xm1uu1uu 1111111111111g11.1 DON'T FORGET THAT THIS IS YOUR HOTEL AND THAT YOU ARE ALWAYS ESPECIALLY WELCOME BHHBHHH UJUHIH HUIEI .CA Manager RR BEFORE STARTING ON A TRIP THROUGH CALIFORNIA FIRST LET US TELL YOU ABOUT OUR OTHER HOTELS ..-...-.......i,.,-..u-m... -...-....-......,,.-:t.t-tm--13. -1-.I-....-....-...4-...-....-.t,...,-u..- .. ...E- IOLLY ROGERS 1 ECOMPLIMENTSOF . .. I . FREEZER FRESH ICE CREAM T f KNIGHT S INSURANCE 1 ' AGENCY Mctin Street El Centro ! 4. 1111111111-xnl1:nlvlmvnll1l1ll1nll1ull1llllvxlll1lln-ll.24 1tlllvl 1 --wilvln.1xlu-zluvuuxx -1 I1 -1 COMPLIMENTS TO THE LA SOLANA STAFF -trom- DR. GOBLE HURST CHIROPRACTOR Phono 75-I EI Centro Suite 246 Protcssioncll Bldg. .1-...I-u.--m.-.-.-m.-m.-m- ---- ...I-.1---.3 -x-,1--m-...---.m-...t--.H-t...-...I-H- - -in- COMPLIMENTS OF . . . I g COMPLIMENTS OF . . . FROST FLORAL T THE STYLE SHOP - I 131 South Sth Phone 720 I United Artists Building 1:1 .r 4. -:,..-,...-....-t.........-...-....-.........-.,.-....- FINEST QUALITY CANNED Foons I XWIQIIH1 lun-14.51IIIITIIII-un? nlll 1IIII-IIIIQIIII1-i, DR. SENN BACONI OPTOMETRIST Phone 228 581 Main SI. I EL CENTRO, CALIF, 1 --Im-IIII-mu-mv--IIII-IIII-IIII-nII1IIII-Im- -IIII-lux. limvllllu-Ilnilltlintlvlllliulllr- Illllllllvlllls-Illlv I-114, W . S . K O N G I HERB SPECIALIST I Chinese Herb Co. i 0 I 683 Broadway I Phone 1253 El cemm, cum, -....-....-....-....-I.- -....-.....-..........-....-I..-..4. -,..- ... - .... -....-....- .... -...........- .... -In-....-...,- -,.-.. I I - Rf0AD .ii111..t:1i111uII1.. II-IIII-Im1IIII1IIII:IIu1IIII-uu-IIII-uII-uII-IIII-uII- II-Im1Im-IuI1nII1nII1IIII1Im1IIu-Im....naI-nu-Inn-ref. HAAS BROS. MOTOR CO.. Inc. I De Soto cmd Plymouth International Trucks i Phone 340 757 Morin St. E EL CENTRO, CALIF. I -'III-miIIII1:III1:In1:III-Iuninnn1IIII1nII-uullnu-II ei. SERVE COMPLETE CHINESE I cmd AMERICAN DISHES I I2 I ui IQIDWLI fldilzlf I 452 Main St. EI Centro '- Illv 1 -fll - IIII 1 KIII - 'III 1 IIII 1- Ill' 1 IIII 1 IIII -M11 IIII :I+ II-- 1 IIII -- IIII vu- 1vvv-v1- 1-1-4. ff I L ' A E fi Ili I H6465 I fir!!! c XSL! I I : .' it I I sl ' SONES LUMBER COMPANY, EICentro,Cc1IiIomic1 I -....-...I-I...-I...-...-..........-....-II..-I......:...-I..-..........--....-I.....I...-I...-....-I...-,......I..-I...-I.,-.......,...-....-II.-I. 4. 7 o 'Li 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 ': T I. G. c o N N E R REAL ESTATE BROKER I 793 Main Phone 474 T -I....,.........-I.,............-.,.- I-.,,-I..-....-,...-.. .11 1. ..-....-....-.........,......-....-....-..........-....-..,.-....-, HARRY's PLACE I I --- Broadway - i COMPLETE MEALS i -:III-II1IIII-:III-Inu-Im-IIII1InI1uII-.IIII1 -.IIII1II.P fl. 'I' ti' 'I' I X, J N 1nln1nnul uuniuuiuu nu- :--un-- 14n:un1ul1-uu1ul1um1-uu-nu--uu:un1uu:uln1 Co TULATI. I MARTIN-S U.. ' I the ure brmg success to you, lust I I f- ' as the Past has done, and add new victor- s 5 Q ly! we I .4 'I' I I I I I I 'I' -.,l..1m..-minuniunl1nu1nn-nun-:min-nm1unxuin+ ,,1nn1,g.--.-.,..1m1-M1 ies to those that you've already won! I orrics SUPPLY co.i , BAKERY ALE X li. ENGELMAN 11,1n1w1m1g....g-.lgim.-,,im..u,.1m.1 1 1 1-,1.,..lpl1nnuinunn1..,,.-,..1gn.1.g1.q..,,,.1nnu1g -1...-....-...-..-.........-..-...-...-...-...-I..-....-.....-....-....-...-........ .---.- I ..-. I I E I I .1.. -X' I I I I I 1,,,-.nun-lnylmlm1.,1.m..m,..m...m.1nu..nu-.nu1.m1.,,1I,'1,m1,r,11m,1l...-.n.. EDNA MORRISON STUDIO . . . Portrait and Commercial PHOTOGRAPHY 626 Main Street El Centro, Calif. Phone l8l ,I1Iq,im1m1nm1nun1uu1..,,-. .milmiml1lm.....u1.m.-..,.1.,.1m-unitmiml-..g1ul1,,,,-nuu1qu1qnlmlm-. - LET'S TAKE A HAND AND DEFEND OUR LAND - BUY UNITED STATES BONDS AND STAMPS .1..-.,.- - - - -,...-,...-.........-..H-I.........-...,-....-......,...-....-....-.,.-...,-....-,...-....- - - - -,. -2- I . I I 1 5 I 5 I E I i I i I ! I i I I I I I l I I .1.. S C H I L LE R Book Bindery San fbiegnfi Gam ele Eincfeaq Our Costly Machines, Modern Processes and Expert Craftsmen Serve Every Private, Professional, Business and Public Need. ELEVENTH AVE. at F STREET M-3625 4. -,...-,...-,...-.m-...-....-....-....-.....,.-...-. 1111111111111111 111111111111111111111x: 11,11 11111111111 11111-.1111.-11111.1,111 1.111111 11111111 111111111111 11111111111 1 1 11111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111'111111,111111 1-1 ... MARINELLO BEAUTY SALON Elertriml Furial and Srulp Treatment a Sperialiy PHONE l5ll l47 So. 7th St. El Cenlro, Calif. -nll11lll-lluiml-111111-:mrmlillllvllurlluinlllun-ll ,iq -1- Tlf' l' T lill 1 'f T llll T '5 ' '4 ' 'f T '5 1 T '1 lm' 1 EDGAR Bnos. REALTY co., Inc. L l'Hf1?76.t1!j', Ilfr lhe Bext Polity' M. W. Washburn W. W. Washburn 1 608 Morin Sireei Phone 160 ll GRAVE!! U0llI'0llA'l'l0 214 W. Pico Blvd. Los Angeles Phone Prospect 3734 111111111111111111111111111111.-11111 1 1 1.1 11111111 11.111 1 1 111 1111111111111111111111..1u1111111 B. E. LEMONS 11111 1,1,11111111111-111 1111111111111111111111un11111111111111 l l -1- -2- -3-111m1111111111111111111111111111111-1111-111111111-.1-.1111 - R 1 E D Y ' s T SANDWICHES - COLD DRINKS 640 Mcxin St. El Centro, Calif. l Ill. Il. Schemman Paper o. WHOLESALE PAPER MERCHANTS W. A. SCI-IENIMAN 425-429 Moin St. Phone 712 El Centro, Colifornio 1m1m-u11111uim-un:-u111n11 11 1 11111..nu...uu1nu-11u- 1 1 --un-nu111u-1111-11111111111111-nu-um-1 Valley Drug Company MASSEY HORTON, Prop. - DEPENDABLE SERVICE - Corner of Moin ond 5th Street Phone 54 El Centro, Colifornio 11111111111 1 1 1 .. 1 1 -.111111111-nn-11111w111.1111--11111111111111-.1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111111 -vm1nu-1111-nu1.111-nu-nu11111-nu111u1nn1-1u1- 11111111111111111111111111111111r,111111111111111111111111111 .-m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .-uu1,q.1m1m 1In-m1nn1nn1Im-.IN1m1Ig1m1m1m1m1Im 1m111111111111I 1IIu1u.I1uq1w1w1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 VREELAND STUDIOS I ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER Mabell Wood Beecher, Manager I I I II I I-1 Zb- SI I 5 ii Z i 3, E GDI I tg o :UI I z EI ja- i II-I-I O S -al ,' IH rw I GT I9 2 EI t-I I I2 '-I 5 EI I6 2 EI QI I 5 EI I I 11 I U2 Q UI 5 HI ' 8 EI :mi I ' I D1 i +I--.I-.I--I...-...g. Q I :EI 3 I 5---I...-I..-.II-..g. oI I QI 'II I Q I :SI I I NI I 5' I ' I I , I 1 I I I I I I I nj I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I -Im-I.- I 4. 4. -II ...-f...- . 4. --InI1Im1IuI1m-nn-In-Im1un1IIII-nII1nII1m11:44 UNITED ADTISTS THEATIQE -...I-...I-....-.........-...-..-...I-....-....-...-....-..1. 557 : I DESSERT SEED COMPANY I Phone 924 618 Main SI. I EL cENTRo, CALIF, I I -...-...-....-.M-....-..-..-...-.......-...-....-...I. -I. rw: 1Iu-uu-m.--m'--nu1InI1uu- -1 Quuiw? ,xo I I I I I R B Y ' I I I I G o o D s H o E s I I I I o I I I I 559 Mm SI. shoes for the I I E1 Centro Entire Family I - i I I --- -'- -- - -I - - -I -I -I..-mg. 4- -III1 nu -m---m-m-m.-Im-Im-Im-Im-Im-.II-m-Im-I.12 OASIS NURSERY BILL REESE, Prop. I 622 State SI. Phone 177 E EL CENTRO, CALIF. I --lu1-nnI1lm-- IIII 1 Illu in-uniIIII1-:In-Im-Inuinu-uQ. u1uuQuI--uI1un-uc1uuI:m1u4u-uuI1uII--m:uuI1 in I FRED R. BRIGHT I Grower and Shipper I ' E IMPERIAL VALLEY PRODUCTS Phone 487 EI Centro, Calif. --IuI1IuI1 Inll 114411 1 :mai IIII 1mm-um1nu:uII1u+ 1111 11,1 1-1111-fa KIINICIS WHERE BETTER THINGS COST NO MORE I EL CENTRO BRAWLEY a ef. 1,11...,1m,1m.1.m1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1.m1.m1nn1.m1m,...I.1 1.m1uu1.m1m,1nu1lm1,.,,1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111:11nu1.m1m.1nn111:11uu1W1...I1m.1,.,,1mv1.,.,1,,-.1nm1,m... 1 1 1 1. 0 ', E1.E1 INTERESTED SERVICE PHONE 435 -'BARBARAWUHIH Hum Bloc.-EL :ENTRu. EAL. Compliments of . . . CAP AND GOWN COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA 1035 Santee Street Los Anqeles THE FAIIQ WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE USED MERCHANDISE OF ALL KINDS Phone 1090 1215 Morin Street EL CENTRO, CALIFORNIA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m,1nu1W1In-1,.,,1,,,,1un1m.1m.1,..,1,,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CLYDE ROGERS MARKET Morin Street, Heber, Ccditomio Phone 8726-I-1 1.m...ml1l..,1,.n-W1W1m.1l..,..l..,1vm1ml1ym1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.nl1.11.1,,,,1nu1,.,,1m.1. 1...,1nu1uu1M1M1lm...lm...M1ml1.m1.m1,.,,1m:1nu1ml1.m1 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 QUALITY PRINTING COSTS NO MORE . . . . . ot the . . . 0555137 PRlN7fR.S' tlrormerly Elite Printing Companyl F1Cientro,Cc11ifornirf THIS COPY OF LA SOLANA WAS PRINTED BY DESERT PRINTERS -nu11:1111minto--uu1nn-nu1nn1uniam1un1.nu-vm1-pu11-u-::n1vm1un--n--nu1 un- nn1vm:nnu-nn-un1 f f , f - , IV, . f r V up JW 5, vfv 1mn1l1-J-minuituziunr-dl-XllfiuTuxwbz lllv 1uup- un1:- 1:1111lulxm--utiwiuinu-nu--un1n1n , Af. i, f' My . . . PERMUTIT SOFT WATER J F MILL SSOCIATED SERVICE tl-ZS - ?ILS - fLUBS - WASH - BATTERIES PEom2L ,fi Q El Centro Corner 5th GI State u1n:u?u4bx1n:lt1Iu--m-ml- - --nu--vo? Tul1m1nul:uu-mt:ul:ln:m-nu--miuuzu-an I COMPLIMENTS OF THE . . . f VALLEY TENT 5, AWNING C0 CENTRAL CLUB BARBER SHOP l + 552 Main st, Phone 191 I , --millllillllHlHlIllHlHltll1-lN1lHiIllTllq4 + Tmlimlilllmil Yiil lliiiillilll llC1HC-ll!lUlUlU'-BTH1ll1IIll'v-ml-1001-D34 Pi! IllHlHlTlll--Wliuullllllll-1l4I-1llliHiHlH MODERN EIQSBER SHOP Q Monms AND WRIGHT ROSE MARIE BEAUTY SHOP I f . CARL and VIRGINIA MAUPIN 1 l 661 Mm St' Phone 505 Phone 266 644 Main EL CENTRO, CALIF, .i,1m1n.1m1.1,,.-u.1M1 im? 1 .. 11.1.1 1 in IN EL CENTRO-IT'S . . . CLEMEIXITS It is the Drug Store where prices are Lowest and Service is Best inn..m,nun-.,...1...1.mlminuilnitm-. 134.- .1.m1 1p1q..mg...m-.m11un1m,1nu11nn...tu1nn:.-W1m.1.,....,..i1m,1u..-.mi,,.1m-...,1.,,1...m.1 1 .-tm.. EDGAR - IMPLEMENT COMPANY International McCormick Deering Farmcrlls and Tractractors Good Equipment Makes a Good Farmer Better 1275 Main Street El Centro, California TROY'S CIRCLE H DRIVE-EN 1 103 Main Street E1 Centro CRAMER BAKING COMPANY Bakers of Gingham Wrapped and Dolly Madison Cakes uniunuinu.-mi V 'r -1. -11.-.1...-1.1.-....-....-...-1..-1..-....-.........1-...- - - .-w1-4. I I Q Valley Auto Supply Co. AUTOMOTIVE PLACEMENT PARTS f EL CENTRQ Branches in YUMA 1 BRAWLEY 1 CALEXICO -1 f CALIPATRIA 'PTD I1ll 11 Illl i illl i Illl it i l 1' llll T llll T' VYII 11 llll U? llli l i llll illlii Ulll T llll T llll TlllITIlll T llll llllTllllTllllllHTlllTlVlT .r....-1..-1.-.. -----.-- 111- - I... -...- ..,. - .... ..1..-....- -11...-. .... - .... .- .... -1...-1...-...-....-1...- TELEPI-IONE 406 I M. H . H U E Y I Distributor 264 Main Street I Seaside Petroleum Products EI Centro, California COMPLIMENTS or . . I I I I G R O W E R S i and 0 S H I P P E R S +11 ..,. 11 11111--- 111-11114--11111 ntuu --1111111111 lunn 1 lnll 1 ulqt 1 lpll 1 1 lgl, 1 ll.. 111 1 1 ... ...M1 eg-1111111-1111-11111 nnun 1 uuun -1111111111 :nuu 1ml1nu1nu- Illl 11+ vg4111u111 :unn 1 nunn 111111 1111 1 1111 1 1111 11111 1 1111 i 0. f. HAUN -BESTWISHES.. T THE IEWELER ' E10 the- 0 DIAMONDS Q c1.Ass or 1942 1 o WATCHES - . 1 o IEWELRY 1 I oE'rovli1LE STERLING A EL CENTRO : On asy uyment an : I E1 Centro Phone 83 i CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 'I--.-1.1111n1111111 1111 -11111 1111 1 1111 -1111111111111111m11m-11 H- IIII - III1 - Illv - IIII -III-'IM-v1I--IIIv-IIII-Im1InI-m- .1.,1111,1.-11,,11.111,1111 1111 1 1111 111111 1111 111111 1111 1 1111 1 1111 - 1111 1 1111 - 1111 1 v111 1 1111 1 llvl 1 llll 1 IIII -Inv-111111111-'III-I 1 1 11111- McCOY'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY . . . I HEADQUARTERS FOR TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES I Phone 1153 673 Main Street T El Centro, California -1-1111111-11111111111111--11111u11111u11111-n11--n1- 1111 - IIII -1+ -!'I1- vI1I -vw- 1lII --lw- IIII -m1- llvl -1II1-1-l---u-1u1-w1v- ! COMPLIMENTS OF . . . I KELVINATOR--AIR CONDITIONING L - I - G O R E E 1 I R - Shelburne Refrigeration Co. I I N S U R A N C E I ' ' ' ' Telephone 525 759 Main Street f IZ47 Main Street El Centro I EI. CENTRO, CALIF. I R. A. Shelburne Phone 753'I 1111111111111111-1111111111u1111-1111111111-1111111111111111111111 'I' 1 1111111111111111111-1111 -11111111111111111111111111111-11111 '!'II1 IIII 1I1Il1IIl1IIl1IIII1 III1 1 IIII 1 IIII 1 llll 1 Illl 1rIII1vlI-1+ +011 1 1uu--ml1uu1 llln 11m1nu1nu1un1 1n1 I ' E A M E R I C A N I THE SUITITORIUM I DRY CLEANERS , I I ' ' ' P. H. IUDD, Proprietor I STEAM AND 5 0 ODORLESS CLEANING I ODORLESS i o TWO-HOUR SERVICE - s T C 1 DRY CLEANING ' QJQQQNQQEEQ I 148 south Fifth sf. Phone 356 536 Mm Stree, Phone 87 axe1Im1nlI1ml1lul1ml11m1lm1nu--nn1nu1uu1m41n.14 +,1.,,i,mi ,,,, 1,,,,..,,,,1 ,,,, 1,,,,i,,,,imimimiuu-. E011 1 'l 1 1'I 1 1 '1 1 1 1 'IUK 1 llll 111 IIII 1IIII1 llll 1 II'I 1nu1 llll 1nu-mx1ul1 1-nu- .1 1 1,51 im.. I CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES1CLASS OF 1942 I J O H N S O N 'S I 1 BETTER WEARIN G APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN I 'I''1 '1 1 '1 '1 '1lI'1 I1 'III 1 llll 1lIII1 IIII 1 llll 1nII1:m1:Iu1 lnlu 1 xxun 1 nuun -uu1-uu1uu1 1 1 1 1 114111 ?'Il1HlI1Im1nu1rm1lna-mr1nn1 lulx 1 1: 1111111 1 1 .... 1 .. 1 .. 1 1 1 ,wi I V FOR VICTORY . . . I HATTON'S SERVICE STATION 'I'-MI1I1u1vm1w1wI1m-1111-1 IIII 1 Ilvl 1 1:v1 - IIII --M1 1:11 1 ulvu -mI1w1Im1 IIII 1 II.. 1 I... 1 I... 1 ll.. 1 I... 1 .... -m... .. -1,- 'i '1 1 '1'lI1'W1 'I1 1 '1 1 1 1 IIII 1 1v?1 'x4II1IlII1IIIl1 llll 1uu1un1 Ilnl 1uu1nm1nu1m11 1 I Best Wishes to the Class of 1942 . , . L COMPLIMENTS OF THE - A - I SIMPSON SUPER SERVICE I- V- BARBER SHOP I u I s. K. STONE, Prop. ' Corner of Adams cmd Imperlczl s 1 'Im - - -Elciniiolfjcgf-1 - 548 Mcun sneer Phone 760 -z---- --I- - ---- - --.- - ---- - ---. - ---. - .--. - -I-1 - -.-1 - ---- - ---- - --I- - .-.I - --.- ---..- ---. -I ------ ----- I I CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS I TO THE CLASS OE If-342 . . I I A1from I I I I l I l 42 l l 1' T Tlmllmi 'll' '1 llil 1U4l1!lll1Tl1l1'lM1'll1l1 llll 11911-Illl1ll1l1Il11 Illl 1lM1IM1llH1 Illl 1llll1lln1llln1 1 1,11- 'ZMI-III1 llll 1 llll 1 llll 1 IIII 1 llll 1111411111 1 1 v- uuu: 1:11 'Ken-un1nu1 Inun 1 Inln 1nn1mI-.m1m,1 .. 1 im I - I CCMPLIMENTS OF , . . : COMPLIMENTS OF I . . I RAYNOR C. CLEMONS, D.D.s. I N' NOVAK MUSIC CO' I 556 Morin Sire-et Phone 79 'I- -I- .-nu-.nmluu1,...1u..1.m1I, 1l4..1m4.-.m1w1.y1 nu1 nu.. -mi-nn-nn-nu 11111 nn1nn-m-nn1I,x. vXQ:n1m1mI1nl-nn--m1nuu1nn1nl 11-1 nn- i I OOMPLIMENTS OF . , Phone 965 Free Auto Park E T I I SHERWOOD S CAFE L 5 Sth and Main St. I-iljffl MAYAH I EL CENTRO, CALIFORNIA Air Conditioned L I +I-........-...-....-....-....-... .---- ...- Rooms With Or Without Bath T I , A COMPLIMENTS OF . . . MRS. IIMMIE EERONIO, Proprietor I - ' I THE WHITING-MEAD BOYS Sixth and State El Centro, Calif, g T -Ii -....-....-...-...-I..- -...-....-.,....,......-.......L -I..-....-..........-....-..,-...-...-.I.....I-.,-f... ' HOTEL CALIFORNIA ., A I ' f 'x',!,f- 150 Rooms I 4 Compleiely Air Condilioned l, ll ,,'- . , Steam Heated A Elevator RL . t . 1 :iq ,r ' -I I :llqgg A Q COFFEE SHOP AND , II II W ,I , Illlln:I :1f DINING ROOM .va . ' lll l l l i iA 24 Hour Service g7I'5If'7tFIf f' F 11 Il I IIfII3I?I7I?I'III'I ' D I M M. EJ A A A - FREE AUTO PARK - nf ini' E1 Centro, California - ,.., - -.,,,-,,,,- -,,.-.,,....,,..,,.-...,..,..- .... ...L ,I-..-....-....-..........-.....-....-....-....-...I..I.-I.I-..,- : I M A R S H A Li L 7 HERBERT LOWDERMILK Seed and Feed Co' T THE FRIENDLY INSURANCE MAN OUR SPECIALTY l I 116 N. sth st. E1Centro Veribest Marshes cmd 'l' Dr. Salisbury's Remedies T It you are having Poultry Troubles, I I see us. Complete line of Feed, Seed, E S 1 Fertilizers and Insecticides. L 1 MARCOT S ARMY AND NAVY Phone 614 12 S. 6th st, I 1 DEPT. STORE EL CENTRO, CALIF. 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