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H4 i!?f'?N , gl, . 'ss Y' wffaidlw . kflifjfik 2 . .5 PT? QU 'flat I S I , , fi ' w 'T 3' 1 5 7 P 0 s- 1 j Q I r fr: as vw! 5 1 5 s Q l f w FMWY if r 5 naiv- Qi? 'sr' no- W' , 5 O O I 'Y fx Q E 5l Q' pf ' fidikzh .J , if ufffl I .iv- fw .,-i?,A, 'B 49N V iff ' 1 fa i M I Hin i Underitanding, with .1 knowledge of teacher student problems Mr. B. F. Jamison, principal, injects fairness and leadership to all at Centennial high School. As a broad basis of supervision, he tarries out the general policies of the school and adheres to the regulations of the State and Federal governments, For all who Contact him per- wnally he has unlimited faith in the potential of Centennial. He is most instrumental in developing standards of stliolarship, leadership and tradition. MR WILBUR NORTH gi ssistaul Primivats' 4,440 'fCKf null TILKI 2.24 'Vinny -Q., MRS DOROTHY HEILMAN J The abllrty of Mrs Hellman and Mr North to understand thc problems of the hrgh srhool boy and grrl and the faxrness rn uhlch thcse matters art hmdltd has tamed thc respcrt of all students at Centenmal The past teachings cxperncmc ot both hqs nude for a more rom plcte undcrstandrng and a bcttcr vnorlnng rapport bctvuccn studtnt and admlnxstrator a comphment to both Q 3 T fri , T, t I I 5 , , , X' , , Ill A A r r..,..., 4 f ' ,, AvTk,' H k,,, i , '74 S X is I R E gf' 1 t l ' A ' O v . V ' , f. in K, , A . Kaardiualvrs MR. HOXVARD BROWN, Student Activities As Coordinator and Director of Athletics Mr. Brown assumes a wide range of school activities. Through his office passes the vital school functions so essential to a spirited student body. He works closely with stu- dent and faculty groups to present innumerable pro- grams that are intended to develop school apprecia- tion. 'Nav A .gdwsgx J t ...f 45 MRS. OPEL PIROTT, Attendance Attendance is a most important facet of school life and in a way the life blood of the school. From attendance comes the school support. In this top job Mrs. Pirott stresses continually the necessity for student attendance and is ever vig- ilent in striving toward her goal. Firm but not unfair, students regard her as quite helpful in this area of school life. MR. CLIFFORD LILJEKVIST, Guidance As Coordinator of Guidance, Mr. Liljekvist deals a great amount of the time in meeting the particular needs of the student. From the testing program to failure notices to job opportunities, this man is always on the job ever helpful and gracious is his assistance. ' i , ,e m an .N A. alia Q '-SSN Haard of Crustecs NIR lN l Rl T'1 PX ll Vice Presi ent ' . , MR. KDWIN CHAlfIflZIf. Presitltnt I vi VV L nf . ' jig Z K Y Q , i .1 L: .:. '- -rd' . . . . . - . 3 Closely aligning themselves with the distritt administrators, the Board of Trustees endeavors to work out important details of proper school function. Through the untiring efforts of the board, ii the district is able to perform as a legally tonstituted body with ' - ?qmh'm.7' . the goal of better facilities and performance for all. . M ' WM W 43' 5 pa' 1 MRS. CLARA FOX. Clerk MR. JOSEPH CAUSEY MR. XV. E. H. KNIGHT fi sa 3 ffxxff l. MR. FRANKLIN C. HEMPHILL, Superintendent of the Compton Union High School district, has worked in an administrative capacity many years. A respected leader, he has been able to bring a close working unity with the board and teachers towards a high level. Distric! Administralars i?lVJ'f-' get- I ig:-I S he MR. RAE E. CARGILLE, Assistant Superintendent, works in close alliance with the su- perintendent in formulating many policies. One of the most outstanding jobs is the pro- curement of teachers for the ever-expanding district. ,..-f-- ',f MR. K. W. MASON, Director of Health, Rec- reation and Physical Education, assumes this job of tremendous proportion. The recreation program as well as policies of curriculum are formulated through this office. MR. CARL BURK, Director of Curriculum and Research. A tremendous area is covered in curriculum and to Mr. Burk falls the task of assembling and channeling all this informa- tion to assist the schools. 1.5 1 , District Adminisfratars MR. ROBERT G. BARNES, Business Manager. controls the purse strings of the district. Through his office passes the disbursement of all of the funds for school function. Always affable, Mr. Barnes knows the basis for sound finan- cial judgment. S f 1: . t l ' t f x ol -figs: 'WF' 5-nun X-I Z I 1 at . storm, M wif 'J ..f. , '59 f, .M 5 fait? fi AK, . 3 MR. JOHN ADAMS, M.S., University of Southern Cali- fornia, Sophomore Problemsg Sponsors Tomahawks. MISS JEWEL ANDERSON, A.B., Howard University, Sci- CIICC. MRS. UNDINE AULET, B.A., Long Beach State College, Eng- lish, Sponsors Tomahitians. MR. WILLIAM BARNES, B.S., George Pepperdine Col- lege, History, English, Co- Sponsors Boosters Club. MRS. WILMA BIREN, B.A., Santa Barbara State College, Clothing, Sponsors Future Homemakers of America. MR. OCTAVE BONOMO, B.A., University of California at Los Angeles, Instrumental Music, Orchestra. MRS. MORRISINTINE BOY- KIN, M.A., Long Beach State College, Physical Educationg Sponsors Centennettes. MR. JOHN CANDIA, M.A., Los Angeles Stare College, Spanishg Sponsors Lancers Club. MR. DONALD COAN, B. A.. Hmvartl L'niversity. English. MR. JESSE DELEON, BS.. University of Southern Cali- fornia, Artg Sponsors judo Cluh. MRS. LOUISE FISCHER, BA., New York University, Physical Education, Sponsors G.A.A.' MR. JOSEPH FRANKS, MS., University of Pennsylvania, Mathematics. MR. XWILLIAM GILL, M.A., University of Southern Cali- fornia, Senior Problems, Track Coach. MRS. CLARICE GREEN, M.A., University of Southern California, Senior Problems, Dramag Sponsors Drama Club. MRS. VERA HANSON, B.E., XVhitewater State Teachers, Business Education. MR, LINDOL JACKS, BS., University of Idaho, Driver Education. voiifvmi rom? 1 sk' N25 IY V 49 I7 , ,xpfzfme 51 P1,nfx,azfma Mzacdizrzmuifw 7956 I nom., 5 . 4-suv H M ,221 .D1E.wiqCxp.vnu5' 21 050 1955 i959 aqu asa..,:: we im 'iso me ff' nu-.11 :uno a.,s so-n.,r ac me i , wwf: AQ , , K y ,544 . a , W, 4 ,,,L X? 1 : Q fz z.,,,, 4 , ,, ff, 'Lk 4 AF , 4 ' 'af 4, , K A 53 9 V ,. . V- ug Kg a 1' ,, ff 4 u A 1-Q-, . fmf msn ,My 0 5 if? ri .S ,M Y. '1' we K fir ,Aff Z 4 ' fe ' 1 , u 'W 1 '35 fl., al, U ig A. if . 3 YH 5 Z 1? 5 H A fa' ,, 'rf K' 4 , . ifyfw ff 1 ' ,. . , aw 4 , I 5 , x h 4 - 1 y 1 A V. ' .-' fl YQ ' -' i',1,sf, f v, 'ggi ' 'W' X. 6 I . A . 'ii 5 gf Z figfg , vi: if ff .,,. 93:2-rg f 2 , , Fil'-QW., -5' 5' 57? xi , ' , 2 .. M W5 . MISS LUCILLE PECKHAM, MA., Long Beach State, Eng- lish, Sponsors California Schol- arship Federation. MR. JOHN REDFUD, M.A. University of Southern Cali- fornia, Senior Problemsg Spon- sors Senior Class, Honor So- ciety, Boosters Club. MR. ROBERT REYNOLDS, M,A., University of Southern California, Sophomore Prob- lems, Football, Baseball Coachg Sponsors Pep and Rally Club. MR. LINCOLN RICHMOND, M.Ed., University of Arizona, Physical Education, Basketball, Track Coach. INIR, BERNARD ROFFMAN, B.S., New York University, Business English, English. MR. JOHN SAROIAN, BA., University of Rhode Island, Spanish, English, Sponsors Spanish Club. MR. FRED SHERWYN, Printing, Sponsors Sigma Pi. MRS. LOUISE STEVENSON, P.H,N., School Nurse, Spon- sors junior Red Cross. MR. ROBERT SWEDE, M.A., University of California at Berkeley, English. MRS. ELAINE TAYLOR, B.A., University of Idaho, Sophomore Problems, Sponsors Cadettes, Cadettes Club. MR. WALTER UTLEY, B.S., University of Massachusetts, U. S. History, Attendance. MR. ROY VOORHEES, B.A., Santa Barbara State, Wood- shop. MR. AARON WADE, B.A., Los Angeles State College, Physical Education, Football, Baseball Coach, Sponsors Vic- torios. MR. KENNETH WASHING- TON, B.S., Roosevelt College, Chemistry, Physics, Geometry, Sponsors Science Club. MR. VICTOR WIENS, M.A,, Columbia University, Choral Music, U.S. History. MR.- SAMUEL WILLIAMS, B.S., Bishop College, General Shop, Science. H22 -epifi . Y 4' G, . S' ff. EZ' 5 S' vs maxi ll Illia 1 lllll kill lllll lllil .acl nga Q x 'wr Marntenance crew at Centenmal rnclude Fred Brehm Alf I KE red Sousa Edward Smlth Felrx Barber jasper Wymore Wllbur Kuntz head custod1an Rudolph Martm Dean Srm An unsung group of school supporters are the secretarxes, custodlans and cafeteria workers Upon their shoulders falls the responsxblllty of furnrshmg most essential servxces The manner and effxcxency rn whnch they carry out therr task IS mdeecl lmportant to the welfare of all at school Our hats are off to a wonderfully cooperatne group and a vocal thanks for a lot of help l pson and Thurman Lacy 'F - Xxvg - if 1, 1 l-T - Y- s: I sl if I . ' kr T' K 2 ' a zz s p: 1: ' n 3 L , ,jj ,,.,.,.r,,M L+- 1: 4 - ' V , fajmig -Lg il ZH 51: W- -f are e 0- Q W gm 'M ,rg ' W 4, A Y ' ,g -l ffl N ,r 1' my rf, ds we l QI' u mmm zwgwi W Y 222 MW--Q M ., im' ' .7 as -.1 i t ' - V. L 1 'V E ,WEMQ . A i ,,,f3I,,,b , ,L A C' - l 4 ' , I S 1 - S . . ' 'ai W - , It . H QW . 'S K . K c ,V , , , . - JL Secrefarzes 1' AT- Wwvw xanga, , wx. 1 rm' 4 -o Suruirml Stlff 19 made up of N116 Sexm Halen Van Delft Cycrtrudn X exgcr Duon Henry Esther Voth fmd Frances Marshxll Kafeferza Staff HE Hmm HHIIII IME Y 'F'B can CD --:S I 4 I 1 l 11. CF :L-rin workers include: Mae Crooks. Norma Ingalls, Amanda Vanderboon and Winifred Heilman. 'J ,df ,an 1 'x fx .yv W -5 ti'-E at 1- :' 'W' of-if' 3'--4 2-DQ wx, 15 52- ' .. is 'Nu A-'wa 1 I A , . I I I T , fx ' 4 1 X 1 ' I P , K j f' 1 3 1 b ' ,. 4 .. 1' '11, .N V It 1 ' l .Wtff 'li 4 -V. 'f T O I .I 1' 7 Q , I xg . ' N- '. y , -4 1 ' . -. A ' ' 'A . . . , i 'R X ' - :N J I , , 'J ,L h T fg em 5 h 'Q KM,-N fp- A- ' elf ' ' -f' 4 5 ' w . ': WC ' 1' 'W v 4 nm ' Y, .lm 4,,! 4 me-Yds V 1 V fl U if Q ' . A I ,K 5 1 V M I , 1 ' ' A i i 2 , ,, 5 im V i Q 7 it rw if 2 ' 4 Y P . u g , V ,X v 5 , X A '-ba. QQ ,H 'i L Y L ii Y 24 W ,- 7-, fi .- ' '27 U V ,-4. ' i H f I .. ff in , if-:sf A' 1 - V ku ff . 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OL' 1. -., Cu -?, , XV, , Q J .1 ob f v fc-F A I x C 'Nil Q: 'x Q. 4' V! K 'Q-+fi 8L ls ' xx.-,x , . ,J CJ -. 7 M- ' . W- 4' Ky' K.:-s,Ai rj Q-M . , ..: -'-LK P11 -ini V 2-Q if- 3 Q-.-. 'SY Y .Mt-K 211-nn-q a Co 5' ii in 3' ff 'A ' 'Q , .0 ,, f , A , I ' ky Ml l,.. V- A ' I I K .JM NMA N . 5 12 MSF! 51 ffpufbqflv A n . 4. N .NJ ' 4 I5 Xb MVW N y ' ' X2 V V fx Y 3'?VI,,ffJ ' ' 5 QA ' JW! V4 NNN-N XJ K X i ' X W. 1 EJ ff U X A x vig SALLY AGIJILAR Centenncttcs Office Club Boosters OMMIE ALISXANDIZR 'Zi as , 9 , A CAROL DIZAN Al,l,liN 2' Scnrctdry. l.4ll'lLCI'S ,Z M iw 523. E GARY ALEXANDER Football Victorios Spanish Club TONI ANDERSON Spanish Club GAA Booitcrs MAIKIA AIfoDoc5A Artisiani Bee Yell Iranlci' P.-xI'I. ARMQTRDNI. RUTH AI'III2R'I' 5 is 0' ali i- ii RICHARD BACDN 'T' ' I li .six , -,U . wr- A ,. ,L Y 4 A 'IDIS BAILIQY Scicme Club GlRI.lZNE BANKS President, GAA GAA Softball Centennettes L GLORIA BAILEY Cadctte Drill Team DANNY BANKS CLYDE BARBER DARLYNE BOOKER Science Club GAA Girls' League SHiRi.i2x' BOWERS CSF Science Club Spanish Club Mmxiis Bimcics Spanish Club Science Club Centennettes BTAE BRANGIN Girls' League Boosters Photography Class BRENDA BRASHEAR judo Spanish Club Centennettes LEONARD BROADNAX Track XVILLIAM BRINKLISY Football Victorios Spanish Club Hoxwmn BINGHAM Band Track Projection Crew tci't RoiaizRT Blu Q Gi.Am's BELL GAA Science Club Boosters 5 Pert and friendly describes Shirley Bowers, a very popular sen- ior around the campus. Being at Centennial for 3 years, Shirley has been active in many school activities and Club organizations. She has been a member of the Spanish Club, Boosters, Nurses of Tomorrow and the junior Red Cross. XY'ith Chemistry as her favorite subject and ambition to go in the field of science, Shirley will certainly go on to bigger things. Edward Roberts is one of the many outstanding students at- tending Centennial Senior High School. In school he helped put together our beautiful heiiddress, which will be with Centennial for some time. Edward plans on attending U.C.L,A. in order to make a career in Doctoring. Scia Br'RFoRiu Y-Teens Boosters Girls' League CAsAN1nRA BLTl.i.AR1u Centennettes Drama GAA BLSTTY BRLNLER Ccntennettes Office Club Hlfxm' BRIESCIAXI Science Club Spanish Club l'liuvsKL'fw Cllili. xl.lJlNl' likrmlixx M' UAA l'l.mtl Ciirls' l.c.igL1e ARTHVR BROCKS G. B. Bitooxs Track Biisl-cetbull Printing Club ANN112 BROXYN Centennettes Dance Blind -ludo PAT Brzowx Mixed Chorus PHILLIP BROWN 'Wham CARLOS CAI.Ixxx'ELL Football Baseball Track RICARDO CANIJIEF NARX'l2I,L CARTER Future Homemakers of America ERNEST CATLEY RICHARII CHAVEZ S. E. CHRISTIAN BaSketball Cadet'S x VIVIAN CLAIRBORNE A Cappella Choir Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee OMEGA CLARK GAA Centermettes liuostt-I'S ELVA CLAY GAA Girls' League Cheerleader .,.IL,4-L WWW rr 1 D .LLE CLEMENTS A4094 ' - ,ZLI 22? ' Ia 654, . Ll Q25-Wwagfii 'left QMS We MMM LAWRENCE CLEMONS Science Club Cadet Rifle Team ROBERT COI.I.l Football Victorios GLENIJA FATE GAA Glee Club Girls' League JIM CLINTON NS COLEMAN J VELhlA CONEDY Cadctte Drill Team Spanish Club Drama SYLVIA CORDOVA 'SSN . V7 . af, DOROTHY COY fr-. 4 FRED DENNIS KEN DENNIS Track Football X OLIVIA DOUGLAS Centennettes Spanish Club CSF 47 'fa' KATHERINE CRAWFORD PATSY DOUGLAS Drill Team judo GAA :- ROBERT CRAWFORD Football Basketball Victorios JOHN CVNNINOHAM Artisian Club Drama HELEN DAVIS Drama GAA Boosters DAVID DOZIER AMANDA DRAKE Spanish Club Drama Centennettes CALVIN DRISCOLI. Football Basketball Avg 'fll :R I, x if W , x w .sr fl' MV LONNIE DUOIJEY E51 rm V-.n I Nfl' Se 'Nw A 0 M I I x ' N X vi L qtdlxx W' ' 4 , if IDA MAE FLYNN CORNFLILTS DUMAS Basketball Track Football Auf l 1 F f N DOROTHY FAVORS CHARLES DVNTON u ANDREW' FARMER gf lf , l lf. If! R 15' l . EUNICE EINVARDS Nurses of Tomorrow Smrlighters JOAN FOSTER Boosters Girls' League CSF JOHN FORD judo Artisians '4lPf- 'x ,Cf LEO FOSTER Spanish Club hlullu Annual Stuff GL,xm's FORD Boosters -- n.. NAOBII FRI.-XR Girls' League Boosters Homemalcers of America ALICE FORD if ll' is V 1 Nf' KKK!! IIIIIIIIIIKX M .V-A ,. . iw s 0 Q lin N5 ' I 5 6 WANDA FULLER Drill Team SCHARIYNE FUI.I.MoRE Cheerleader F . BIQTTY FIIRI.oxx Y-Teens Girls' Glee Club Drama RAMON GARCIA Sigma Pi 1 ., if 4'-fs I I JAMES GAINIZS AIBIQRT GARCIA MARX' GARCIA Art Club 'I' . 1 ' bgtxf Q MILIURIEID GIPSON Drama A K, wwua nn. 40.1 A w.. Spending a very active year around the cam- pus has been Art Man1ey's many achievements. Art belongs to the Artisians and the Honor Society during his senior year at Centennial. In the Artisians, Art has made beautiful posters for the school and the annual this year. Those wonderful headdresses that are worn by the drill team were the work of Art Manley. For future plans Art hopes to go on to a four year college and become an architectural designer or engineer. Art Manley will be greatly missed around the campus next year. , 4. , '. 0 ff., ww JAMES GOREE MARILYN GRANIJY RALPH GUILLORY LAWRENCE HALE Victorios CSF Football Track Basketball GAA Football Boosters Future Homemakers Picked for her outstanding Scholastic record held for three years in Centennial is Vera Olson. She has also participated in many organ- izations such as Boosters, Spanish Club, Science Club, G.A.A. and Girls' League. She is Vice President of the Senior Class. She plans to be a Beautician or a Registered Nurse. She plans for wedding bells also. BERNADINE HARRIS JOHN HARPER GAA Football Boosters Victorios ig I EVELYNE HAMILTON Drama 33 ROBERTA HARRIS Centennettes Y-Teens Art Club JESSE HATTER Football Baseball Victorios EARL HAYES Football NE HAYNES CONNIE HAYWOOD Drama Boosters Centennettes KEDRICK HENDERSON ERNESTINE HENDRICKS GAA Band Cadettes ISABEL HERBERT Homemakers of Americ RACHEL HERNANDEZ Spanish Club Tomahitians Glee Club STAN HERVEY Football Boosters Victorios OTIsTENE Hicks VERA HICKS Future Homemakers of America ROBERTO HINOJOS Spanish Club HAZEL HOGAN i' MALYRICIE l'IOVi'ARD Orchestra Band Track IONA HLIEE GAA Boustcrs Scienfe Club JACKIE INIIIAN Girls' Glu: Club VVILLIAM IVEY ARNOLD JACKSON Victorios Football Track ANNIE JAMES Centcnncttcs Spanish Club Nurses Of Tomorrow WOOIDROW' JEFFERSON Basketball B Basketball JV VIRGINIA JENNINOS Boosters BARBARA JOHNSON Spanish Club Girls' League Centennettes FRED JOHNSON MARCIA JOHNSON Red Cross GAA Spanish Club ROBERT ALLEN JOHNSON ROBERT CHARLES JOHNSON Football ROBERT EARL JOHNSON Victorios Science Club Football -ff 5 'hut XXIINII-LORD JOHNSON Football Track HKJITSTCJN LAMPKIN MARX' LARTHRIIIOE CSF Stuclcnt Council Girls' League EIIIIIE LEWIS SAM LEXVIS MARY LILLY Future Homemakers Nurses of Tomorrow GAA GWENDOLYN LONG GAA Centennettes Spanish Club KENNETH LOVINGOOD Football ZEII LAWRENCE JOHNNY LEWIS Tomahawks Track Inter-Club Council JOE W. LIEBZEIT Lancers CSF Annual Staff STEPHEN LOCKETT Football Dance Band Science Club HUEY LONG Football Basketball Track W REBECCA LEON CHARLES MCCELLOUGH Football Dance Band Boosters RosAr.rE NICQKINNIZH' Drill Team Boosters GAA ,ff LAURA NTAJORS Mixed Chorus ROBERT lNlARKHAM DANIEL MIZNIJOZA Victorios IVIANUEI. MERINO Football Basketball Victorios RAL'1. NTONTIZZ Victorios Track SAMMY IVTONTGOMERY Artisians Basketball Track RACHEL MALYJNIZ Student Council GAA Boosters RICHARD MASON Football DIANE MENIDOZA Boosters MARLENE M1LLs GAA Spanish Club Centennettes LORFTHA MONTGOLIIZRN' Spanish Club Boosters GAA ELIZABETH MORAN Centennettes Annual Staff Girls' League ART BTANLIEY Artisians Football PAUHNIZ M XRIN Spanish Club Boosters Offitc Club 'ai it L l Y MABLE MORRIS CORA ANN MORNEX' Spanish Club Girls' League Boosters MERLE MOORE Baseball Football Boosters EMMA MURRAY Drama CSF GAA EVELL MURRAX' ESPANOLA NEAL ALFRED NICHOLS Student Council Victorios Boosters Stepping into one of the finer things in life, O3 Oldsj is Raul Montez. Intelligent, capable and unattainable clearly de- scribes this chap. As part of his activities, Raul held membership in the top rating Victorio's and Spanish Clubs. Raul is quite ambitious, having majored in math he hopes tO succeed as an aviation pilot. Raul's best friends are Raymond Ramos and Manuel Merino. LYNDENE NICHOLS GAA judo Boosters ,,.Aa,,....,,..a:fa-r A VERNON NILEs Track Spanish Club BOBBY JACK OOOM Band-3 Years Lancers, Treasurer CSF tru I ' Z 1 kg iv EDWARD OLIVER VERA OLSON CHARLES PANGALINAN Cadets Science Club CSF Track GAA Cadets Football CSF Science Club 1-if f W Cie 13 .A pw Z A lively and popular girl on our campus is Kay Wafer. She has been in the Boosters, Secretary and Chaplain of the Starlight- ers, Spanish Club and Secretary in the Nurses of Tomorrow. She was a junior Yell Leader in her tenth year. She is also Secretary of the Senior Class. She has decided to be a Registered Nurse and also has plans for marriage. EMMA PATTON Nurses of Tomorrow Boosters PHYLLIS PEARSALL Girls' League GAA Annual Staff DARRYLE PERRAULT A Cappella Choir Cheerleader Singing Quartet HARGES PITTMAN Basketball Football VIOLA PITTMAN CHARLOTTE RAMIREZ Artisians Centennettes ISABEL RAMIREZ Spanish Club Centennettes Office Club RAYMOND RAMOS HENRY RANDLE CSF President Baseball 1 J :W Y' THERESA ROACH Centennettes Future Homemakers Boosters I W ,HA I EDWARD ROBERTS VIRGINIA ROBLES ALVIN ROGERS 40 Football Basketball Judo 1' ALBERT REESE DAVID RICHARDSON Football 5- NORVAL ROBINSON JOHNETTA ROBINSON GAA Red Cross Starlighters I K I V 3 g AF , if 1 1 JENNIE ROSA JENNY ROWDEN Spanish Club lil gs ARLINDA SALDANA Centennettes Spanish Club Office Club as BETTY SCOTT Spanish Club GAA ,,a,,-..- S LARRY RUTLEDGE RONALD RUSSELL Basketball Track i i ' ' DELLA SANDERS e H. ' Y ROBERT SANFORD DANIEL SALDANA Football spanish Club Basketball Lancers, President ,Q Baseball V , ai , Q Y JOHN SAULTER DREDA SLAUGHTER JAMES SKELETON GAA Football CSF Girls' League X' ig A x 3 A E ELNORA SIMON CLARENCE SHEPHERD Orchestra Annual Staff Student Council Victorios 4l CHARLES SMITH DOROTHY SMITH Centennettes GAA Girls' League NORINE SMITH RAYMOND SMITH judo Football Basketball ROOSEVELT SMITH Band ROY STEWART mb, by xl V I I- rf N Ml' Y lx . Tl X lf9gA STOKES I D ' Team Future Homemakers Ken Dennis is one of our outstanding athletes around the cam- pus. He is a former student Of Fremont High School. Ken is 5'4 and weighs 140 pounds. Ken runs track and is a member of the C.I.F. champions of 1954 in football. After graduation he plans to attend Compton j.C. His future ambitions are undecided. Lu ll Af 'Ei' 6 , !! S nv l lj! lyllllillh ,L Af M- 'fy VV fb W Vp!! lf , We Vg, - y U J - folemon re in yi L Q 'LW y, ,y UL U 0 C MDUW if D me If ' is iffy Hosni THOMAS R AV jp , C fiifgirfqj r i . Z , z 5 3 Y . , ,L 4 i l 3 r i E l i Famous throughout our campus is Rachel Malone. She is best known for her high position held for two years in the Nurses of Tomorrow fPresidentj. Some of the organizations she has participated in are the Boosters, Starlighters and the Photography Class. She was a junior Yell Leader in her tenth year. She held the position of Commissioner of Publicity in the Student Council since being in our school. Her future plans are to become a Mortician. yjyzzf f -f R JOHN THOMAS Photography Class PAUL THROPE Victorios Boosters Track Joyce TOLIVER CHARLES TUCKER Football Basketball A Cappella Choir VONNIE TURNER Baseball Spanish Club Boys' Glee Club 1 fig A 1 ., rf ' . P if WANDA TURNER GAA Cadettes HUEY VALLERY Football Track Student Council RONALD VENEY judo Cadets Rifle Team PHILLIP VILLEGES Lancers KAY WAFER Nurses of Tomorrow GAA Boosters ROY WALKER Basketball PHYLLIS WARD A pleasing PERSONALITY and a ready SMILE are the factors that make this senior, Bobby jack Odom so tops! CFUNGUSJ as we better know him has been Treasurer of the Lancers for two years and has been outstanding in Band for three years. His future plans are to join the Air Force. A great honor was given to Fun- gus in 55. He reigned as King of the Cinco De Mayo Festival. You can see him around the campus with his best friend joe Lieb- zeit. Q if , f Aiiiil America l l Il i yo 'i .. ' 5' A ' -A 'L Future L-Iomemakers of R l ! HN pl - ' v 06763696 XI 2 l ,.,,,...-- Al R ' f if - is i bl ig PETITE AND CUTE, with a darling personality are the best known facts to describe Arlinda Saldana. If there's any girl on the campus that's in everything it's she. Centennettes for two years, Boosters, Office Club, Vice President of the Spanish Club and Future Homemakers of America. An outstanding honor was given to Arlinda in 54. She reigned as Queen of the Cinco De Mayo Festival. Her future plans are to become a Secretary. Agesrrrgrs WARREN .fjxut T-if 'i-f U Qui ffl in jblicfx Tf,ffX,LL,i' I' 1 'I,f.fd'QZf4L ' ,ax ,ffyatw DELOIS WARREN K . -f , ., my ff. lr f,f1, f7ff i ,V , , 1- ' jAM15s WEATHERFORDZ' f f Basketball Science Club IVORY WEBB LEROY WESLEY Boosters JOANN WHITEN Art Club Boosters LLOYD VUILKINS Victorios Judo Red Cross use-We 'Y' p 'Q 'iw' A ewgjiwii VIoI.A XVII.KI2RSON BARBARA vVII.LIAMS ELAINE WILLIARIS Boosters Future Homemakers FRED WILLIARIS Football Baseball Victorios PEARL WILLIAMs GAA Future Homemakers Yell Leader ROBERT WII.LIARIs Basketball SAMUEL WILI.IARIs Football Basketball Track R-...N MlM ' f anue erino IS 61 and H9 pounds. He attended Willow'- brook Junior High. After coming to Centennial he joined the Spanish Club, Laneers and the Victorios. He also plays Varsity football. His position is left guard. He is a member of the C.I.F. champions of 1954. Manuel's favorite teacher is Mr. Wade and his best friend is Raul Montez. After graduation he plans to attend Compton J.C. and then San jose College. His ambition is to become a physical education instructor. an. Virginia Jennings was born on june 9, 1937 in Douglas, Ari- zona. She has been here at Centennial for three years and has taken part in the Boosters, and one semester of the Girls' League. Virginias favorite teacher is Mr. Kenneth Washington and her favorite beau is Henry Castro. She plans to attend Compton JC. and major in Nursing. A ,A ., i WA ,.. ,Q Mo ' VERNIE WILLIAIIS Football Science Club Annual Staff JIQANITA WILLIS Cutlettes Girls' League GAA RuIsx'NI2I.L XVILSON Girls' League GAA Cheerleader WAI.I.I' XVINSTON CI.AIIImI2TTIz XVRILIHT Centennettes Student Council CSF LIZNARIU Yorxo SONIA ZAMOT Cheerleader Artisians Spanish Club -A .p... Main Ss 'Nu .4 if ing ...Q-8? i q .q,... Qi! 'SF Q... wa- -sm. J-Q... -Q- K -S-.gp is, Ki I. ..-I X I h 1 A , 4 K YN? 4 V - -a NIT., M' -. w ' ay 'fa S N, I R I. M , 1. - ' if - E - 2 f f -. i , fl - Q?-5 ' ,i.g g: H 53 F ? , i . 5 , f 5 5? ? i ,gg if if - F P x?iii - , g! 3,3 ir '- 3 -ng-Q lt'-,A H-.4 L.,-5 4'-:EN 1.-N wi -ii '-..,-F, ig, Nw. Php- . .Ffa- 4 A Y E? Wiki W 1, I fl if I L lx rxrr V lg Q ix g - NY X N Y S - 9. -. i 'I i .fr ,il A 9111! President M9 me ,Iv---Xxx .as i' P' ll xx in QRAYMOND RAMOS serxul rs Qtudnnt liollx President for the lxll semester hung one of the most actne md popular men on mm vus Rn I9 one of our frrcndlrest semori md he rlxmys has uheerlul smrle lor uersone Artrxe ln many Ofg'lI1lZlflOH9 Ray has membcrshrps rn the Vrctorros Cilrfornra Scholqrshlp ledcratron Suenee anl Anytovln clubs College bound IS Rax where he hopes to be a meehanrml engrneer ' W-we--if N fi! 1 U 1 - P 2 . if , . ,- h , Y 97 3 ' ' ' ' 'Wi' X .. 1' l , ' ff' ,f l mx ' Q f . .f.-' f, , :fx f - , . ,IV Rl 'sl H 1 .,,. A . 1, tm I l , 4 N : V 1- :-' K . I K - , . Q - . All I 1 l 1 K l 'L I ' ' 2 'RQ e , . y . A1 . I I Cv , . A W , X Q - g ,, Sprmg Prcszdmf ,g5,iP '4Wnni- 'sl QEmlm5 1 wry w11uuwt11l term 18 5t111l1nt Body Sprung, Pru1de11t IS thc Iopulu wemor ALFRFD NICHOLS Fxtremely .utnc m school HCYIXIUCS Nlck I9 a member of the X7lkfOI'lOS past Vue Preslclent of thc un10r class and Preslclent of the oumahsm elub He plans to 1ttend Los Angeles Ot, College to tulflll hls 50.11 ol buommg a physncal eclucauon mstrugtor 0 0 6 9' xW . A , .17 ' 1 1 :,,s, W - V' if n , A ,if ' 1 nf' -rm V 'Jw in uf A -. an ,. V 7 5 ,'1,. ,. .. ' ' J :ff 11 ,A Q fy 5l 9111! Kammissiauers OMEGA CLARK, Service Service is a key word in connection with the Commissioners. They form an integral part of the proper school function and work closely with all elected offices. This group represented vital areas of activity essential to school success. r-' W I , f 1 Q X la LEONNA DRIVER, Activilier FERNANDEZ, JENNINGS, Finance HAROLD KODANI, Publirily HUEY VALLERY, Alhlelirs 9111! lic: President ,f v 0 Q 'Taking over the Student Council in the absence of Ray Ramos was ALFRED NICHCLS. Vice President Nitk kept good eonduct in all student affairs during the fall term. Being President of the jour nee' des pupes', this young man knows the responsibility as .1 leader. He is L1 member of an army of campus organizations, There .ire no definite plans for the future. nys Alfred. Spring lice Prcsidmf 'wp QCLALDITTE XVRIGI-IT has ll xery cha mlng perionalnt h ryonc .ls xxcll .la thc clmcrzl Sha his hun .lLflN'. on tht llmplls sprung .19 fall SCLFCIIQ ot thc Stuclcnt Body Dom l xcrs xxondcrlul yuh ln tllls posltlon C lludcttc xx IS Llcltcll X lac lJ1'LSlLlLI1f for thc Sprung, scmcstcr fl!LlklCflL xx IS l mcmhu ut the C Sl tor thru sclmstars Hcr futurc plan I5 to bcwlnc 1 surctlrml nurse fmlwsff' ' aw't ' , li 'K .l-...l ' - 4 fl' ,W 1 I , p ppm 5 , I l 2 ' .' ' ' r A V , 'yvvit L1l7I'llll11f1lSI11llCf-OI' 4 ,yy K! f CU 9511 Crmsurvr fix ,QR 'EXW' Q9111111 but full 111 1111111 lbIl111Q 1 R -XVDO1 PH IXX ASARA SCFXIITL 18 1111 F111 IS 11111 111 1 1 N 111NfL1'IT1LX1fLIN 111 Tf3I111111XX1x XL 1 1 1 L1k1L N1Q11L C , Y' -1 1 Q , , ., L 1 - . I . I 5 N 11 . W 11 I . .KA K' 1 1 -4 Q 11. - , Rm 11 11.1 11.1111X1wrz11111x111.1z114g H1111 1111111c1' as 11c 111111 f 1' - L-11 111-11. T . . w 11,111 11.111 11.111111 11117 1111111 9111ct.1r1 1.01 11111 11111sc111t1x1 1 '.11x A1111lN. 111' 11111 11.11, IN 111111 1111 111 1111 111.1111 111111x 111 11111111 111 1'.11111l11.1I1x, f1111kI' 11111x 111 1 .KLA Q '. 1111111111 151111x11I'N ,Mi Spring Crazsurer . ,ff I QH.imilimg .ill rmuiq' mirtcrs ix xprmg Tmisiirc-r FIZRNANDEZ -IIENNINGS. This well-krimxii junior hm sum-il .ix tfill Coiiiiiiixsiiwmr uf i'-illllhi' .ind is .1 member of the Tum.ih.1wks, Ci.ilit'urni.i Scholarship l uicr.ition. Spanish club and Treasurer of the -loiirmlism group. His .imbition ix to lwuoim- .i dmtur .ind to attend l'.CI..A. .iftcr Clcntcimial. gllff Secretary 58 i ,yn 'Nuf' QCharm1ng nncleecl descnbcs our fall Surttary CLAUDI TTI WRIGHT Thls pleas ant young lady alwx ays has .1 smnle tor thc tclloxxs 15 well as thc gurls Neat and suaxc agam fnts Claudette She his been m mmy tlubs as the Boosters Centcnnettes C S l' and the junlor Red Cross Sha mtcnds lDLLOIUlI'lg 1 sctrctarlal nurec and retene hcr basle tralnmg at Compton C. f I rw . W - :W K X -- , Y I I Q 1 ::-,,. Zi ,M ,nf 5. Av -1, ,V if ' 4 T A , :K R 'K f me f H M, tx.: I E W, ,I T 4 - , . - , X- ' ' . -1 V S - - . y' W v . ' ' . . ' . . ' y Q K-1 - . ' x 4 - ' v . Sprmg Secretary www! QMARCIA JOHNSON 1 htp member of the Calrtorma Schol.1r5h1p Federatlon and tlll Prcildcnt of the Glrls ICILLIC xx as 1 great choxcc for sprmg Secretarx beclusc ot hu mtcllcmtual 1ff1ll'lII'1C.lllS md xcrx Lhirmmg personalnty Mama plans to attend om or thc llrge umxcrsntxes III Southern C1l!fOl'fII.1 ln hopes ot bcmmmg 1 teacher ' . ff. If 1 -wh ' ' My . , 19 f ,V-W' . If vw A' . , i ' - - YK flak V ,' . 15 ' 2 X' 5 ,S ., . . ' f . . ' ' 1 f . ' ' ' i ' . . ' Q A L ' . V' ' ' L k v. 1' ' ' . ' L I 1' 'n . ' . Semars LYYDEYE YICHOLS. Vife Preridem KENNETH LOVINGOOD, Pfexidenz P, is L L L g-.,-A ' A E k'L1 M, M L 611155 0ff7cc'rs 1 Q 5 . X fix? Q A. M ff 0 Wa... l . T -1 . , , Vi ' JOAN FOSTER, Sefrelary BARNADINE HARRIS, T1'e.1.fl4ru JACK WALKER, Vine Prefidwzt juniars BOB THOMPSON, Pfendmf , 4 1? f 8 it -if x f 1' BESSIE THOMPSON, Serreiary SHIRLEY MARSHALL, Treasurer Sophamares FRED NICHOLS. Prefidenl LA WANDA MASON. Vire Prefidezll ,IOHNNYE RUTH XX'HITE. Serremry R. D. PITTMAN. T7'F,7.flU'6l ,vit 1' E. few- Girls' League - 9111! MARCIA-IOHNSON. Pr.-,r1,,if A MARY I.AR'I'HRlDGEr rm Pit if I ' i' OLIVIA DOIIQLAS. StL'7cI.H 1 MARLIENE MILLS. 'l'1t.1irmm With capable fall and spring officers serving the Girls' League, they have sponsored many ac- tivities. The fashion show in February, the annual Sweetheart dance, the Mother-Daughter dinner all aided the group. A box social was the top activity of the League that enabled them to main- tain such a high standard. Girls' augur - Spring SCHARLYNE FULLMORE. Prefidezzf OUIDA STOKES, Vrre PJ'6.t'il1'6I1! ELSA YO LAS. StifY'Ef.If'v'l Q DOLLY MARQUEZ. 'I're,1rux 1 'S arf QX A 4 x MVK L M' QM . .tzyv 3 X -x Q- iv-w 'i.E .- 'Q-Q ?S:l'9 A X M Mmm., w 1, w 121 , '--.,, 'HL ,hs '.o W HK'-N , --a 91 .'1 7--3 --5 fa. its ? 2 Y In ,ff I' Rf ,T Cf , -A-fe., NN-1' A. '---. 1'-1, H, ,vcixi , X 4 hu V E 13 2'-ug. '15, 5 iff' X., X 7 ' CL -Q k I - , ...Mk i f fsy, 'E' 0 .1 Y-'A X 5 . 1 fx sr. -2130 MD AJ - X- Ai N-J Q - g 'igi QT- Q- T, Qi:- ci 55.5, ' A -5 Xi.ig2K5 ya K-5-T620 555 3 ' 5 B . T, 'S ,-. 1' NCQ X 1 L ,f N Q33-f XC' N A - . 2 'QQ 1 fb 1, . 4? fc if . My Cnfiif- xx r'i Q M 5 i'5-ff' -ig... , -1,3 -... - ,D --, , .,..- if 1. ,.. . L . v Q D . '-lf. ,. N--. g ' 1 Wx .bf . IE, - iwffi f Pi i-14 x -TK, A Q' X- 'Ca 7 I-, Y KAW! C If jffnij V f W fi WI Q fn X ' iff ,. fr- . ' I VA A X K I 4,74 1 A . V K- K I . ,A-lik N I . ' f A n f ' R' X - if 'Q S bc.. Y 1- 1, Saphamore Hlass 'The sophomore year is probably the most difficult, in respect to adjustment, and in many ways somewhat discouraging to the new student. 'As the freshest members of the Centennial high school student body the sopho- mores credited themselves in many areas and had the opportunity for building for the future with the most competent leadership of Fred Nichols, President: La XY'anda Mason, Vice Presidentg johnnye Ruth Wfhite, Secretary and R. D, Pittman, Treasurer. 'The sophomores could list many athletes that certainly the sports' section of this bool-1 attests to. Again the creative field found many competent and willing workers engaged in journalism and print shop worl-1 essential to producing the paper and yearbook. 'The Drama Club, Tomahawks, Lancers and on infinitum tells the tale of the sopho- more group. Remember how hard they worked as a class to make the Christmas XVhite Box Fund a success. Yes, participation in school activities has kept the standard of Centennial bright and shiny with many deeds of this group. A wonderful begin- ning sophomores, one that will eventually reach out into the communities in later years and mark many of you with its success. X 9 ifs BZ 0-l l L, Fiffl mu: I.. Henderson. E. Stcvcm. 'If Andrcxu. M. Iiinkx, 5. johngon. B. Iironxon, H, Hdwkme, Second fuzz: Mr. Adams. I.. Newborn, I.. Mcfllu-un. M. bnmll. XY. INIcCr.1nc5'. G. Bfingo. N Gcrcr. N. Z.1mot. P. Harbin, Tl-nd mu: C. Inrkx. D. Allen. M. Mdntosh. K, Davis. M. Swcc L- Lvfaflg-L C- FUND- FW'-'f5 fffrf l. Montcz. E. DuVinu. Ii. Perot. N. 'Iliyloxx P. Edvurdi. I Friar. VU. Smith. -I. Swain. if' H-YQ! xlk 75 5 Fzrfl rf,u.' M. Luc. V. LL1l lI.1I'. -I. G.1rt'i.1. R. Royce, IS. Dyvcnport. Y, M.irkl1.1m. C. Magma. A. Landry. Serwzd wfu: M. Gates. D. Dc I..1 Cruz, K. Grihbin. I.. Mason. C. Thonms. R. Irxin S. Nickerson. NXT Carpenter. XY. Dupur. 'flwrd iffzi: M. Bookman. R. Gmhiun. M. Rcctc. Iuuor. R. Ciuticrrcz. I.. Ortiz, R. lyriftln. Ix. AuI.1U1S. VI. Rarnircz. I.. C.1llou.1y. Ffflwwf M143 N Hicks. K, Lewis. G. Clark. B. Owen. F. Stewart. P. Cortez. M. Perry. O. Clmpbcll. I.. MtDon.1ItI. G. McKinney. M. Embrcy. VI. FI'l.1I', Fifff fwzif F. I.igg.i. -I. Horton. I-I. D.1vis. I. Bryson. F. Rodri guez. I Ford. I xy N' I ',. Iffw 11,145 IS. Ntukw. D. Cmfhn. 5. Nmtlm. R. Smith. S, ISAIL-s. M. HL-my. N. HL-nry. S. Prumdw 51501111 mu: C. 5L'YL'I'III. R. Illillct. Cf. Iiutlur. 5. Curry. Ii. Icmlmwn. If. Ruiy, CI. Ng1N.u'ru. I. II.1rIvL'r Tbhd wfzf: R. I.iuIwuit. P. Dnxx. IL. Num. I5 II.1lI. NV. Green, D. Igukswn, DI. 'I'.1yIw1'. A. cIUIIl.IIk Hcndripksun. F. Iiutlcr. I 'N A SIHILI cl, VI. INILCumb. Ifffznzh mu: I. Iimwn. R Ilvlwr. I.. IXILILILILI. I.. Pom, I.. -Iansun. . . . Ifivwf rffz4': D. INIQC.1lIy. V. -lustna. A. Guru. I.. 'I'm.11'. R. AmIc1's0n, K. Ifmury, O. MQDUUJILI. C1 Sprunc, Swmzd mu: M. INILIHQS. bl. Riley. A. Kidd. A. Iulmnwn, H. Wilsrwn. VI. CjI1AI1II3L'I'N. R. 'I.Ul'I't.'i. ,. . . . .. R. Imnga. llwd mu: M. Ilwmpmn. D. -Imam-s. A. XXIIIIAIIIS, P. .Iona-S. 5. Izxcll, M. I'1clLIs, K Kxrluxumi, R, IXILIIIQA. -I. IiL1f'tlmI. I-Hu I. Ifnriquu. II. XX'cIwI'v. D. Pun. A. Stuku if muy D. V U Iiurkznx, R. Banks. QD s I fm 1 we -U cnlug . H. Cunpos. R. I7IOl'L'5. A. Iiuw-1Ar.1. qll I - F L I bg ci . f- .. 7: - .un ' , I W: 'Jj1,,1'ff5'1 'T? 7 iw:-1 . .. W fy V, ,Mom r- 1 ll .,., '5:iw :-. I-N'-aff 'Z ' S- ' r at ,,,. s 1 .. -V laf o ,ASQ Q ,X V .l lf.. ,fini JY u A i i Firi! mu: R. Dungee. B. Sankey, K. Norris, C. jefferson, R. D. Pittman, A. Gartia, 'lf Turner B, XY'ilkins. Sitmnl may Mr. B. Reynulds. D. Lewis, L. Cannon, j. Dowells, M. Sims, A. Alvarado R. Sanford. R. Ramos. A. NX1allacc. Third mum' T. Morales. Higgens, j. Reed. M. Coy, B. Marino P. Dunn. R. King. l. Stexxart. B. Henderson. Fulfrfb rout j. Martin, L. Williaiiiis, H. johnson. L Velasco. A. Florez, R. Garcia. C. Trevino, L. Harris. S. Gutierrez, B. Gordon. Fmz mu: S. Ash. IZ. XX'eise, D. Bassile. XV. XX'ard. j. Liggens, R. Valencia, V. Upshaw. NW. Cleve land, M. XX'ilson. Sciwud run: Mr. R. Reynolds, B. Wilsrin. M. Randall, C. Feiga, O. Anderson C. Lewis. j. Alaman, B. McCoy. R. Scott. C. Smith. Third mu-: L. Skelton, S. Drake, I.. Cannon -I. White. M. Hawkins. Laney. W. Cunningham. L. lriharren. L. Marin. Ffmrlb muh M. Exans S. Chriton, N. Brown. S. Young, D. Fields. R. Montez. A. Yancy. R. Magdalena, M. jordan. '51 - Iwi! mu: -I. Davis. M. Farmer. H. Uliplnint. I.. Henderson. XY. R.imii'ez. T. Allen. Siiwfd mu Mr. R. Reynolds. -I. Bray. -l. Xvhitien. I.. Clayton. M. Ross. Amos. li. Sturgess. -l. Wllfwn. I5 lXIonrgoniery. 'I'f7jrd mu: Ii. Iwfonlgomery. P. Moss. F. Anderson. A. Briiilley. VV. Taylor. G. Hiitiliui C.. Lyiitierrez. V. Padilla. Fourth row: G. MiQuiirn. A. Bail-na. S. I.eiliug.i. li. Bennett. M. Matliexxs Li. I..inils. If. Brown. E. lliirhinks. C. Florez. QQ i ,pl f ?' Fm! mu: T. Silicone. H. Vfilliams. HI. Lee. Lt. Brooks. -I. Robinson. M. Shepherd. F. Davis. Serffud mu: Mr. R. Reynolds. J. Lear. R. Sloan. M. Zalapana. -I. Cisneras. C. Mend. V. Robles. Third mu: P. Shepherd. R. jaramilla. F. Lopez. O. Gordon. B. Simmons, M, Garda. N, Roby. L, Prige, B, Iohnson. Iffinrffa mu: S. jones. S. Ayala. V. Smith. B. Thomas. P. Bronson, E. Yolas. -I. Talemontes. D. Cesem. A. Robinson. lass -,at FIM! mu: R. Range-l, M. D11viS. Willirxms. R. Jones. T. Parker. Serwzd mu: F. ghlucs. I.. Bmw- szml, B. Gibson. S. Mathuvs. W. Snnderi. B. XX'z1ym41n. Tlvzrd r'w1z.' E. Barber. E. Hamlin. M. jarksrmrx. V. Carter, V. Grigsby. C. Duran. j. Maine. ..g ,JJESW gil PF? f ar . Qi- iii X Q-1 Fhxrl mu: Mr. NW. Page. j. Edwards. lf. Srruggs. R. Thonms. I. Young. M, Chau-1. C. Lopez. R. Nunguhl. A. Vulbcr. SLwff.'.f ws. ' N Hxmilton. B. Moreno. A. XX hitC. B, XY'r1Shington, B. Sturgis. A. Earl. B. jones. NC! l ef:-nr-M 4. M an-:.e1:z.'., .. Wax., ,,, .3,.wfz .w .4 . -at 69 -11 70 Hrs! mill' J. Diuis. IT. Oriel!-I. R, 'I'r.ivcni.1. IE. Skiinncl. 'I'. Fowler. O. P.itton. SLLVINIJ mu: Nw It. liiylor. H. Baker. V. Dabney. J. McCoy. G. Adair. G, Briss, 'I'lm'd ffm: R. Lcffalll. l. QUil'1f-IFNM C. Williiinus. N. Hamilton. R. C. Johnson. W. Downs. V. Avila. Ifwozli mu: 5. Olson.. I.. Simlwli-r A. Brown. R. Pangelcnan. J. Blalcclcy. M. Butler. J. Simon. C. Bell. 9 e 9 I Iljflf mu: I. Griiniidos. J. Jonas. S. Ortiz. G. Vifilson, R. Jcnningn. C. H.irris. Sirffml ion. Mn lf. Iliylor. Ii Niiluols. If. Ballard. I.. Freeman. J. Odom. L. Mingo. S. Hiiyncs. Tlmd 1011 .' S. Crycr. C. 'I4l1Ol'I1.l5. R. Pmrsall. C. XX'offard. M. Magdalcno. D. Spight. O. T.1ylor. Foinlb mu: A. Hcrrin. J. Galloway. J. Wilxon. I. Henry. R. Xwillianis. M. Smith, 0 an 7: First wuz' V. Miranda, G. Crowder. G. Boultlin. XY . Remson, C. Sherman, j. Long. E. Foster. Sef- mzd wuz' Mrs. U. Aulet, E. Smith, C. Godwin, V. E. Washington, J. Whitt, M. Esquinel, D. Taylor. B. Lemott, D. Weatherford. Third row: G. Hackett, E. Manley, H. Capers. W. jones, B. Broyles. j. Thomas, J. johnson. Fourth muy' M. jones. M. Henderson, W. Smith, G. Adams, M. Chavez. D. Chavez, A. Fryer. j. Winston. Ifnif mu: j. Perry. R. Yell. R. Drake. bl. Calhoun. VU. Vfashington. Strand rout Mrs. lf. Aulet, R. Robson. L. Givens. J. Ratliff. A. Fite. -I. Alexander. Durrow. Third mu: C. Raines, F. Struggs. F. jones. G. De Ortega. A. Broussartl. li. Brown. VU. Riley. If f,,' if-fly 11.14 1 XY' XY'hite. I.. VC'illi.1ms. C. jones. D. Reynolds. I.. Stanley, V. -lruluun. C. XX'ri,uht. Saplzommf 511155 689 :fi IQ, I juuivr 611155 'Look back those many years when the juniors came to Centennial, little did they realize that it would be a short time before they assumed leadership of the school. From a humble beginning, as a group and as a new school this class has been able to develop to the point where progress and improvement is most noticeable. QXVith the election of Bob Thompson, President, jack XWalker, Vice President, Bessie Thompson, Secretary and Shirley Marshall, Treasurer, this class added to the school by first doing all the small things that had to be accomplished. They grew and learned to think on broader and wider horizons. From supervision at games to selling tickets for the campus queen to the school carnival, theirs was a vital interest and concern. 'With many able in this class to contribute both athletically and scholastically to the student body, this group is already looking forward to the time of class rings and senior sweaters and the new class officers. Our hats are off to you, the leaders of Centennial in 1957. I AQ 0 rf N V.'? f' 4 I I X! ffm' wzt, Mr. VV. Iiarncx. R. Hinoirvs. E. Nc-utwrrn. M Iizmklw.. I. Iitmrlmm. M Garrett. H.1rriN. Swfwzl' rffzrf A. Day. D. Brown. M. Ortega. C. 'I'Iwmf-wn. I. Daxis. O. 'I'riI'vuc. D. Bur 'I-147174, v'f, zz. If. Mtuliwn. R. Odom. D. Bwwfur. M. Sturt M 'It.tIu-r. M Chtrlcx Sf I.utI-ccy. Pcnninggtmm. f,. S H nm f. Q1 I l'1v.' fmt. Mr. NX'. Barnw. B. 'I'lwm.1x. I.. H.1rr1x. 'If 'I4.1ylw1. lf. Iiurnx. T. Hart. S. Hukctt. I D.1x1e S.:f,ud Mug 'If Ngleon, VI, Lexcrt. XY. XX'.u'tI. R. H.1yN. H. HKif.1.1H. E. P1tcI1fnrtI. Ii. Price .wr 1111.11 tzt ' B. Pctot. I. Light. M. Lupcz. V. Rtmcrcf. A,IwI1rw-n. G. Kr-11052 .Ir Miifkhlm- C- XYIIISUU lffvi! iwzi' IXIII XY. Iiilrnu. I Ai'inI1rutcr. D. DIHIRL. A. Bcnililfqy. D. Sterling. C. I..1 fuur, S. XX'itIicrs. Slicplicril. Siwfud win: A. King. DI. CQiii'tci'. M. Sk.1nn.1I. M. INIiCQiiy. -I. Smith. If. D.iniL-Is. Im I-Iamiltun, 'I'IiiriI row: M. Y.imy. I.. Baron. A. -Iuhnsun. P. Bullmk. U. Silver. I.. Ramirez. I5 Porter. V. Strain. Folwlfi mn: I. Ggillcwnry. D. Rumn. S. Inrndry. Imiiu. A. Iinxkip. C. LI.lI'lI1l'.lII'I. S. Pcdiurzgl. DI. Kaine, Flu! l'UIl.' INIr. XY. Iftlcy. VV. Iiurking. R. Douyl.rs. C. Drikcnx. I. Iwiicx. UI. Simpwn. A. Dumingucz. F. Bri H. Rid A. Sin rwn. C. Mayes. Siivnxif wir: Iiliyloik. A. Comm. VU. Limos. R. Imvc. F. Lcwix. UI. Cliirk M. Robinson. wr' 'T is fr fi 1 1 Q fd N, .I . M Q Y x, ' -if -' fffiiSix'g 38 Im: mrds. Third wux I. Glninorc. R. Taylor. UI. johnson. M. INIcNcil. B. Divrhani. R. Wfilsiwn. imons. Ifunrlb mu: B. Taylor, E. Luckctt. M. jiirnmilla. W. Parker. G. Chqxi. D. Mwntw. NU 'I 'J 4, 1 o .f' 'ff' qi x X.. Ifxrn' vffzz: FI. Pnlrncr. Cy. Vulwstn-1'. CI. Iukwn. -I. Mutt. D XX IIIIJIIIN. R HJII. A. XYrIght. Swwzd mu: Mr. XV. Gill. I.. WI1itL'. R. Slnu-rx. A. Dmkc. Ii. 'I'.ayInr. 'lf Amm. A. -lrvhnmn. I.. l'lLIf.1IlL'N Tfvird m14'.' E. Rom. T. Kane. -I. -Iona-N. V. Harris. V. Nighula Ii. 'IAIIUINPNUIL A. Xxxllkkf. Ffflnlf mu: E. Cuvlngtun. j.'IoI1nswn. C. 'I'mn.1s. IS. XX'1IIi.1mx. I.. Milmn. IZ. Durrmv. R. XY'rigI1t. C. 'IJNPCI' Fluff rffzw I. Crump. A. Tyscn. R. VC'iIlI.nnw. R. XXf'.zsI1ingmn. 0. Sanders. N. Luvis. M. Rubinson Swwid fuzz: Mr. XY. Glll. XY. Outer. 'I' XY'lu'.1twn. A, S.1n-Ich. I Nc-gram If. Stott. Z. Slmnklc' If MIXUI. 'lfpmf run: If. St.InrA1vlJ. M. Mutxncl. G. B.1ylur. I.. MIDwn.1lII. H. Isvlwnxun. N Juhniun. -I. Robinson. '1'. St.1Ilxm:'tI1. Iff,w:.'f +114 Q B. DAMN. D. Purry. P. Brygmt. M. Ruby. O M.1nIha. G. C9l7IlZ.1lC5.A.V.lIkICL. S. Fuller. Q57 Firirt faux' F. Smith, C. Clark. F. Jennings, C. Anthony, G. Choutenu. L. Dawson, I. Jennings. H. Owens. Scrrnzd mu: Mr. W. Gill, J. Lee, T. Tucker, A. Drew. H. Baca. H. Smith. R. Lopez. R. Thompson, B. Jollivette, D. Alexander. Third row: H. Vfilliams. B. Sampson. I. Johnson. D. Mara qucz. J. Goodson, S. Gore, M. Easter, C. Alexander, L. Driver. Fnurlb wuz' G. XX'hitc. M. Adams. B. Thomas. B. Mettcrs. R. Dillard, M. Dredd, L, Falls, I. Johnson. G. Chavalier. A. Curiel. I - c H1 M' Fin: muy' R. Pendleton, R. Daniels. E. Drew. P. Colacion. C. Adamson. G. Hall. Serwzd muy' Mr. VU. Gill. B. Russell, H. Murphy, A. Johnson. B. Nwaldon, L. Gutierrez. C. Davis. A. Carey. Third row: L. Alvarado, J. Iles. F. Potts, E. Gosey. L. Hill. J. Smith. K. Barbee. L. Simmons. D. Prud- holm. Fam-lb wus A. Daily. A. Yanes. C. Arbizo. N. Zamot. J, NX'illiams. A. Carter, S. Griffin, IQ. Fuller, D. Irvin. B. Graves. -Q h H- 'S . v W . GQ 14145 'QJ liullrriai W V136 L 'ff all l ff M 611155 'So comes to an end the presentation of the junior as well as ,fiffgilijj . the sophomore class. Notable in their efforts and indeed a 0 group to be calculated with, the future of Centennial is indeed to be left in most deserving and competent hands. May the predictions of the yearbook staff prove fruitful in the many years to come. Pint row: E. Lopez, N. Hicks, K. Mitchell, S. Marshall, T. Webb, J. Hill, L. Brown. Second faux Mr. V. Wiens, D. Hambrock, J. Pendleton, J. Nelson, B. Henderson, D. Adams, R. Pettie, B Perry. Third row: J. Iribarren, E. Burns, J. Griego. B. Menefee, D. Perry, R. Iwasaka, H. Walker Fanrlb row: M. jones, P. Hatcher, D. Lewis, C. Chandlee, S. Henderson. L. Hall, A. Stewart. I ,x Hahfaruizz Scholarshzjv Qcderafion S Fin! row: M. johnson, G. Chouteau, J. Lewis, J. Liebzeit, K. Henderson, O. Douglas, A. johnson, I. Negrete. Second wuz' E. Scott. J. XX'heaton. M. Larthriclge. H. Bresciani. V. Niles. S. Marshall, F. Jennings, M. Brinkley, Miss L. Peckham. Third mum' B. Williams. C. XY'right, R. Ramos, R. Iwasaka, L. Driver, S. Gore, V. Olson. Fourlb mu: S. Bowers, J. Kane. G. Chevalier, O. Clark, D. Irvin, E. Murry, G. Pangelinon, B. Brashear, M. Grandy. Chapter 478 of the California Scholastic Federation is one of the highest honored organizations on the Cen- tennial campus. Students having 3 A's and 1 B qualify for membership. Members for four semesters, one being in the senior year, qualify for life membership. 9uturc flamcmakcrs af America The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is well expressed in the motto-learning to live better to- day in order that our lives and those of our family may be better tomorrow. The main purposes are: 1. to pro- mote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfac- tions of homemakersg 2. to emphasize the importance of worthy home membershipg 3. to encourage Democracy in home and community lifeg 4. to work for good home and family life for allg 5. to promote international good will. Doris Adams Mrs. Biren, Sponrw Margaret Brinkley Naomi Brown Narvell Carter Omega Clark Dorothy Coy Anna Dailey Roberta Harris Vera Hicks Cecile Lecour Mrs. McClanahan, Spwmn Laura Majors Rachel Malone La W'anda Mason Marlene Mills Viola Pittman Theresa Roach Bettie Scott 'ik 1 'f' f-'W ..,Q rv W. 's fs, 'AQ ,, F- .1 Dorothy Smith Phyllis Ward Pearlie Williams Claudette Wright Zerlene Shankle Lola Simmons sa af,-Q Q.. , Y ww. thx Q94 px Q up GZBHC... I1 X ,J 3 9-v KN M iff 5 a Ed! x W fx . 'N' Sponsored by Mr. jesse De Leon, the Arti- sans work towards furthering the cultural interests in art and also stimulate whole- some social activities. The group has been instrumental in supplying posters, yearbook work and innumerable activities for the school. The Artisans traveled to the Art Center at work this past year. Artisans 80 - ' Priscilla Cortez L.. john Ford 3, 6. 3 Maria Apodafa. Tnnulzref Q f Albert Garcia. Vim lhrqiidwfl Roberta Harris Melba jacquez Art Manley Gloria Ortega Virginia Padilla Roberta Pangelinan Cleveland Payton jenny Rosa Sonia Zamot, Preridenl , rf W . 1 ,fuda Sponsored by Mr. jesse De Leon, the judo club aims at stimulating knowledge and prac- ticing ability in the art of self defense and maintains a high degree of student morale. The group participated in many outings this past year. Brenda Brashear, Secretary john Ford Scharlyne Fullmore, Vire Preridenz Rhonda Graham jay Iles, Pfefident Howard johnson Mary Kirby Emma Montgomery Robert Pailet Elmira Pitchford Alvin Rogers, Sergeant Rae Scott Wyley Remson Alvin Smith Paul Thorpe Ronald Veney W3 Anytown ll. . . i i l 5 l 3 l l l l i 4 E Fifi! 'faux' M. johnson. B. Pecot. D. Marquez. L. Driver. K. Gribben, E. Pecot. j. Lode. Second max' Mr. R. Reynolds. H. Kodani. G. Chouteau. R. Ramos. B. Dungee. Many of Centennials leaders have attended Any- town, U,S.A., and thus have benefited from its pro- gram with service and leadership to Centennial. Students of many races and faiths meet each August in the San Bernardino mountains to prove to them- selves and others that Democracy can live. Anytown is a living symbol of brotherhood in action. Sponsored by Mr. Donald Coan, the World Friend- ship club endeavors to establish throughout the com- munity, country and nation, to try and learn more about people of other countries, religions and cul- tural backgrounds. Some of the activities of the club included: dances, socials and the highlight of the year was the State Convention held in the Spring. Frm roun' B. Bronson, L. Henderson, T. Lear. Y. Markham, H. Barker, Mr. D. Coan. Seforzd raw: J. Simon, B. Burking, L. Mason, B. Brown, P. Shepherd, P. Moss. Third mum' L. Harris, j. Mc- Combs, B. Henderson. J, Lode, M. Bookman, B. Hall. L World Qriemtelzzjv , if i af Q ' 53 ? 'Z , Q I 4 fa.-f 83 ,Cancers 61116 Phillip Villegas Noel Zamot Roscoe Sloan Dennis Verdugo Freddie Villegas Don Bazzile Mr. Candia, Span Philip Colacion Otis Davis Eddie Duran Richard Garcia Carlos Gutierrez Herman Hawkins Jesse Lee joe Liebzeit Robert Liebzeit Gilbert Lopez Melton Martinez, Pfesidenl Bob Odom, Sergeant joe Odom Fedencio Ortega Robert Pailet joe Quintana john Ramorez Richard Ramos, Serrezary Danny Saldana, Tfearurer New to the campus is the Lancers club sponsored by Mr. john Candia. Creating good will among its many membersg pro- viding social and educational outlets for its membersg service to Centennialg pro- moting school spirit and promoting better understanding among all students are the aims of this group. The Lancers helped distribute Christmas boxes this past year and have worked for the Cinco de May fete. Herman Baca, V. P kelly gfllb Elva Clay, Co-Cbai1'm.m , Leonna Driver, Treamrer 65 r , Monica Easter, Ser1'e1.1r5 ,,, ' Lois Falls, Sofia! Clmirmmz a Tv- Smyrna Gore, Publicity Q Robert Hall, Vice Prefidenr i Ruhynell Wilson, Co-Clminmm . Consisting of A and B song and yell leaders the Rally club attempts to maintain a high level of sportsmanship and develop school spirit and-.fair play on the campus. Mr. Robert Reynolds, sponsor, has moulded an energetic club. Fin! row: Mr. R. Reynolds, S. Fullmore, P. Williams, E. Clay, R. Wilson, S. Zamot, M. Apodaca C. Mays, J. Wheaton. Second roux' R. Hall, L. Mason, L. Falls, M. Smith, S. Gore, L. Driver, M Easter, E. Scott, R. Smith. Tbird wuz' S. Drake, E. Stanfield, M. Small, E. Lacey, M. Dredd, H Hart, C. Bell, J. Lode, J. Blakeley. ,UHIIISII glllb las Amzgas Zlmdos 3' 'C' Leonna Dm er fu IYIUEI Monro: Easter Senufg Smyrna Gore Pllbllflfl Irene L1ght Lfre Plefldalll M' ' I' 9 Oulda Stokes Pfewdenl 'i Av- 3' J Bucnas dlas 8ITllgOS The Spanxsh club with Mr ohn Saror 10 arm at promotlng, mtelllfbcnt undcrstandmg of lntercst ol Spamsh foster loyalty and seruce to the school mzuntam a hlgh degree of student partnupatnon m Spanxsh and create malntaln and extend throughout the school hrgh standards J F11 fl mu I Lrght C Bullard O Stokes G Ortega S Gore M Easter L Drnu Sefmzd mu Mr Sarolan B Hall R Pfrngellnan A Stuxaxt C Luour B Punt I Mmm H Baker C Alexander Third mu E Murray A Flores F Brurl R Garul D DcL1Cruz C Choutcqu Hrll Fozulb mu L Harms D Cewm M uquez R Muntcz P Lortu R 'lnlar M Book man H Kodanr I IL 5 0 9 Q, xl 'V L ', '.,'V .. ' 'll Q' ' 6 . Q, S, I t - 4 :I Elk! riff' .HMM .J 1 ' 1 , M Q R W 15 if A -A . ' . lx '. . .b . a. Q. Ar . t. Ugg l J. .I ' .' . '. .-.- . .jg .. A.. u . .4c,. - ,JV v LA V A it 1'X l H l Il , o ! .X , be ' - 'R En ur' Hoosiers Klub F1151 mu O Clark S Bowel H Brcscxanr R Wnlsnn R Douglls C Broussard S Herwey B Taylor C Mays A Cotton Second mu L INIontgomery D Haynes V Hnks I Huff E Wrllxams B Bronson D Mendoza V Olson I INcgrete J Wheaton Tbfrd mu M Grandy P Moss A Stokes J Whxte W Taylor G Mnngo P Whxrd R Hxrrrs j Whrten J Blakely F0lUlh10ll M Henderson S Agullar A Sqldana M Hmlcms M Bucks B Berkrng D Bennett L Prrce Mr J Redfud Flfzb mu A Brown M Smrth R Wrllmms H Hart E Pecot M Dredd M Bookman J Wrllrs SlX!b10u V jennrngs J MtComb R Malone E jones B Owens M Lee P Hrtcher I Rmnrcz D Coy f 1 i 5.1- The Boosters tlub prnmary purpose IS to see that a hrgh degree of students are always at athletrt contests to gxxe moral support Another fme ldeal IS to take. any new student entermg Centennral and acqualntmg hrm mth the general POllCl6S It has proven a wonderful may to make Centenmal the fnendly school 21: 3. Q5 lv 'li Henry Brcsclann Pre nd Shnrley Bova ers Serve! nj Ruby nell Wxlson Vlre P: Efldellf J L 1 I I A is C we l . . - , - c. P ' ' 1 ... g A , , -. -. ' NX . . ,, A X L My 87 Kentcrzneffes The Centennettes a girls' service club is sponsored by Mrs. Morrisontine Boykin working towards pro- moting better relationships among the girls at Cen- tennial. This group has participated in many activi- ties in school support. As a member of the Cen- tennettes a girl is automatically a club member, meet- ing every two weeks to discuss many school plans. Lillian Bacon Gerline Banks Dianne Boozer Minnie Bracks P x ' 6 Mrs. M. Boykin, Sf70lI.f0l' ' Sally Aguilar a Carrie Alexander ' Isl I 5 '7 . A .3 K Q.1 'H4f 5 X . fl ky i ' T mf 'Nik V J.. A ' as A X K ' A V : -Q ' 'ya f a ' fo - 5 s 41,-J 4. aff f r Q 5 asm-rp, Annie Brown Betty Bruner Cassandra Bullard Pauline Bullock Gretchen Chevalier 96 C ' 1' f si ' fl! Omega Clark Elva Clay Oliva Douglas Amanda Drake Leona Driver Monica Easter Lois Falls Scharlyne Fullmorc Smyrna Gore Sybil Griffin Roberta Harris Connie Haywood Eerzfvrzneffes Mgt V7 The Centennette Ball, which proved such a success J 0 will become an annual affair. From all corners noth L y :ng but praise was forthcoming. To prove that theirs 46465 if ff .- 4 . J A f ,nf is not all fun and no work let's not forget the e A 7451! . L, Z mendous effort expended by this organization e L 700,49 MV past football season. Remember those intricate rou -We C5 NIP R., Irene Negrete Violet Nichols Wilma Parker Dorothy Prudhom Isabel Ramirez Theresa Roache Rosalee Roberts Arlinda Saldana Lola Simons Diane Smith Dorothy Smith Claudette Vfrig Melha McNeal Dolly Marquez Marlene Mills Delores Montez Elizabeth Moran -qu iff, W' Q fag., 152: X .ms Qs 2 .4zfz..f4,eaM ffm, M Annie james Ann johnson Barbara johnson ' tines? Remember how they looked? Q Lf 41 4, ,Y ? as Q 7f 'Sa Jackie jones Cecil La Cour Gwendolyn Long Mildred Luclccy 23 5 sl I f g ' -J' sl P5 k 0.- -5 ' M I i i , N , 311, 'll' x N51-f-' f fi, fl ' ,Mat F' . V . rr ' Pt ---li' M-' I sri 3 l H Zfamahawks I1 . V A if 'P Y' tw 'gl'-.ii , 2- 2- 4- 5. 4. .- ,sh at ff-a 5p xii-4 qi, , E51 ,Q-0 Q 1 The Tomahawks was organized in 1954 by their sponsor Mr. John Adams. The purpose of the club is to promote understanding among the tenth graders. It enables them to secure an adequate source of per- sonal freedom, so they will feel the right to ask, seek and give advice to other members of the tenth grade class. During the year they have held activities as Chick and Hawk Social, Bean Feed and a fishing trip. Mr. Adams, Sponfor Theodore Allen Judson Ambrester john Blaylock, Prerideul Gino Bouldin Chester Clark, Vire Prefidefzl Vfalter Cleveland Emery Covington Rochester Crowder Clifton Davis Willard Downs Tebbie Fowler Lawrence Fryer james Goodson Troy Hart Leslie Henderson Luther Hill Maurice Howard Zfamahaw 15,1-. 'ifli wr' Ed Turner jack Walker john Wheaton Harris Williams Homer Wilson Irene Light Suefelbeilrl of ffm' Tfmnilmzzii Q ,, Randolph Iwasaka. SE!'l'el.U'j ' dj V A Fernandez Jennings 41 ' ' Ronald Jennings Harold Kodani, Tre.1,r1nfr Charlie Lewis john Lewis Eugene McNeal George McQuarn Charles Magana Chester Mays Fred Nichols R. D. Pittman Raymond Shivers Billy Swain Robert Thompson E mi, V - C 2 if .. uw' ' ,l ' . 2 L, ,-fi: , ' ! f' J ,, 3 fi. K 'L' I ' i 5 ii' 5 kurmzlism glllb 94: S L. fn., P ,,: v- yn, ,av-'N , 'a . ' qi, , , wi F' Y -. , 4.- ' J. 4 1 5' g -J . 1,- . f, ,- 2 Vernie Williams Q, mv- 4, N' Velma Conedy Ida Davis Y.. ' S 5? Helen Davis Q, ' - F' f Olivia Douglas ' Leo Foster James Goodson 1' - ' It fi I A Smyrna Gore - Laura Harris Alma Herrin Ernestine Hendrix Jaquilla Hill Jeanette Johnson K 1 C 'Q Fernandez Jennings fir Q Ann Johnson 4:'.L, fr Ronald Jennings I Frances Jones K W Harold Kodani 4'2- gt Shirley Landry Dorothea Lewis .. Joe Liebzeit 'Y , Violet Nichols Alfred Nichols, Prefidezzl Elizabeth Moran, Secreiary Phyllis Pearsall Rosalie Roberts Clarence Shepherd Jackie Simon Lillian Skelton Ina Stewart Wanda Taylor Johnnye Ruth Wfhite Responsibility is a key word with the members of the Journalism club. The big job of the newspaper and the yearbook falls upon these many shoulders. Newly elected President, Alfred Nichols, planned many aids for the school through this group. Money was raised for a bigger and better book through the efforts of this organization. Sqma Pi To promote an interest in printing and its allied trades is a primary purpose of the Sigma Pi printing club. Through President, Dan Chavez, field trips, and support of many school activities have become a normal procedure Many of the former members are also employed in industry at the present time Edward Estrada Ray Garcia I-loustin Lampkm Calvin Mead V Ice Pferlderzz Mr Sherwyn Sponsor Noel Zamot I Y N 'du-if Floyd Brown Willie Brown Pzrblfnij Dan Chavez Preszdezzl Richard Chavez Sergemt Q Pedro Aviles 'N : ' QQ V vm. -- Q m ,J 45-ur it ? V fi...- QQ 3 '54 n 'i if A 1.-J' ' f C e K. C .Q N V X 5, A V .ik x X C ' K! Briggs! Rodger Robson A '- 1 . f ' Q .ll K I l s Y Q' V t V- K t ' M N V x K A , Y' Q a y k C irta I it ' 3 Q 1 lictorios 3 ui a t , y , get , f 1- it ' J 4v ' z ' ii .9 A'- Thc Victorios are a social service club, the purpose of which is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Chris- tian character. It is the duty of the Victorios to take charge at assemblies and other school activities as authorized by the administration, or the Commissioner of Service Organizations. Their annual events in- cluded a pre-Christmas dinner meeting, Easter Ball, a beach party held during the last month of school. Troy Amos Gary Alexander Williani Brinkley Henry Bresciani Robert Crawford 4 is vn ! ' 'KF - f-w 1 W ' 5 5 V+ , 3 :VM ' Robert Collins 1 J I ' :F J Carlos Caldw , ' james Gor f 'V' Jessie Ha th yr i .. F' I x ' E, 1 lx? ' X 2' XE ,, ' , t: v: ' ' ' ' n Hervey john Harper Earl johnson Arnold jackson X ldcfarzos Myrl Moore Raul Montel Manuel Mermo Damel Mendozr Alfred Nxchols Ray Ramos Clarence Shephard Paul Thorpe XY- Huey Vallery Sam Wrllrams Fred Wrllrams 'QR- L lv. 01' ,il 'sf 1 AQ 'ZZ' l .4 I' 'JN -ng 1 an Mr Aaron Wade Sltvmzmf Lloyd Wrlkrns Yi' Sprmg ,Members Donald Bazrle Sam Bates Herman Capers Olner Calhoun Anthony Carey Davrd De La Cruz Robert Hall Herman Hawkms james Horton James johnson Howard Johnson Samuel jones james Kane Alun Kmg Jesse Lee Ronald Love lm Rlchard Montez Lnonel Newborn Magnes Nlles james Palmer Robert Parlett Lenord Peete Roger Sanford Benme Sankey Frank Scruggs james Srmpson Alvm Slmms Atwell Ste-xart joe Thomas Edward Werse Melvm Wrlson Dxck Wnlson 95 U T, f x, xl Z 1 H ' r 2 C'-1.2 r rer Q' C , ' f'3'1 ' I aff ? , naw Y ' K ' N fn X EF In p V X fe fr s - W as C 4. , it iv 4 8 fl A 'H f 'f' ' 37 V C I Q . . '.,1 2 -. R Q al' - I , ' , . fl ' Girls' ' League X0 F1r.ft row Mr D Heilman M Larthridge D Sterling C Butler E Hamilton M Brangrn J johnson D Bowdry B Thompson C Thomas G Long C Morny Tlnrd row B Burkmg M Hawkins S Drake I Gallaway V Grisby M Evans J Blakely A Herrin M Small D Mar quez Fourzb row S Fullmore J Lode E Yolas C jones D Montez L MacDonald R Taylor R Graham R Dillard B Scott B Harris Fzfzh row O Stokes G Coleman M johnson H Baker O Douglas E Montgomery P Pearsall The Girls League co sponsored by Mrs Dorothy Hellman and Mrs Frances Moore aim at standing for the true ideals of womanhood to and in all worthy student body activities and to further the spirit of good fellowship and Democracy Two of the most remembered events of the club were the Luggage Day affair and the Sweetheart Dance Z Q , M C , 1,1 J lf X t I ' W s , . ,-fr -7 Y: Jones, M. Mills, I. Negrete, Mrs. F. Moore. Second raw: M. Easter, R. Wilson, C. Wright, A. . , . , . , . I . l .' . , . , . , . ' 7 Y Delores Alexander Helen Baker Margaret Brinkley Culminating a year of fine activities with their annual Sadie Hawkins Day dance, the janet Galloway Pearlie Hatcher Ernestine Hendrix Girls' Athletic Association has indeed given of its time and effort for all school activity. The group has attended vol- leyball, basketball and soft- ball playdays, this past year. Mrs. Louise Fischer has indeed brought together a spirited and cooperative organization. GAA. I rg '-X ,.-,ff ae- -Q , ' J .nn no I L- .fax-.ff ,-.. 4133 1 , Rachel Malone Shirley Marshall fa. - f:-- Y' i , - A 3 .f pf- ev- E5 -0 X BQ' 0Mccrs First wuz' L. Montgomery, H. Hart, J. Galloway. P. Hatcher, H. Baker, M. Brinkley, S. Marshall, R. Malone, E. Hendrix. Second row: j. jones, S. Cryer, B. Burking, j. W'hite, M. Evans, W. Taylor L. Skelton, B. Hall, L. Mack, M. Luckey, Z. Shankle. Y. Markham, C. Butler, D. Adams. Third row: C. Goodwin, N. Brown. D. Alexander, J. Robinson. H. Davis, E. Lacey, L. Mason. A. Stokes, M. Adams, Mrs. L. Fischer. Faznvh faux' E. Montgomery, M. jordan. K. Wafer, M. Henderson. R. Taylor, K. Crawford, W. Carpenter, B. Watkins. Fifth wuz' W, Geter. M. Amos. S. johnson, B. Price, V. LaMar, M. Lee. A. Foster, G. Mongo, 'Q . i Q 46- 0 3 '17, -' l C'-J 1' ,f H' ,cs F4 NVQ believe in service for others, for our country and our school in health and fitness in order to fit us for greater service and for ' G b et te r human relations throughout the wo r 1 d, sums up the high ideals of this campus club. Led by Nurse Stevenson, the group participates completely with local Red Cross offices on innumerable projects. Fmft row: L. Foster, 1. Foster, M. johnson, J. Lewis, R. Dungee. C. Shepherd. K. Henderson. Mrs. L Stevenson. Second row: D. Rutan. M. Jones, M. Bracks, W. Winston, W. Carpenter. H. Bresciani. I. Henderson. Third raw: S. Bowers, L. Harris, J. Kane, M. Bookman. H. Davis, E. Murray. M. Hawkins, M. jordan, B. Scott, M. Grandy. Red Hross Gfchnicians A newly organized club on campus is the Technicals, sponsored by Mr. Sam Williams. The purpose of the club is to further the knowledge and experience of radio and electricity for students interested in engineering and technical vocations. Fin! 1'01J'.' R. D. Pittman, L. Newborn, Mr. S. Vllilliams, R. Marl-chzim P. Harbin. Second wuz' E. Ruiz. M. Zalopany. D. Serena. 3 a A 4 lWf9 7 .llllll ij ,ra f MNH 111. 1110 VA' We .Cui Qw43 'x-ef' w ' 'fu I 611.0 Q O Drama 611111 The Drama club was organized to enrich the lives of the students interested in the theater. Studying great plays and participating in vari- ous types of dramatic productions contributed to the poise, self-confidence and social under- standing. Group attendance at professional per- formances has served as a criteria for evaluat- ing literature and character portrayal. The group has been responsible for outstanding per- formances at many assemblies. First row: Mrs. C. Green, Sponsor, E. McNeil, V. Conedy, H. Baker, C. Bullard, R. Smith, R. Dungee, W. Winston, H. Vallery. Second row: E. Shepherd. D. Sims, H. Davis, R. Malone, N. Smith, E. Murray, D. Spight. W. Taylor. L. Skelton. Uadeife Uampany ,ll 2 fnrtf u F Hamllton R Lefafall C Luks P Edwards M Lopez 5 Lerhugi F 5tott I Veney Serynd nu M Prnkard M Gates R lung A Gonzales D Allen B Montgomery Tlmd mu F Allxson E Peru O Gordon A Alu W Green M Ixlrhy Q Hateher A F1111 rru F I-Irmllton E Taylor 5 Crxrhtl n 5 Nxtkerwn I MLDon1ld V Conedx 'N Levrra X eney S rand u N Ily or C Irurno 5 Lrndrx N Rohr D Rutan R MeKmnr.y 5 Moore X I T 1rd fra O Maneha V Padxlla I. Dans A Alu I T1l.1mmtes 5 Anll I Pena The dexelopment ot leademhrp lnrtratne resoureetulness Qourtesy neatness of appearanee 1 respcet for luthornty pcrsonalrts good cmzenshnp and .1 better unclerstandmg of all human bemgs are stated rdeals of the Cadettes Therr oblectncs were dcxcloped through a Ullllltlfy tralmng program mn vshlch they become proflcrent ln drlll and well acquannted vuth mrlrtary regulatlons The hlghest standards of eonduer were set up as goal 1nd the prmcrples of leadershlp were dex elopcd I L Hadeffc Ofhcers Q zrrt f ll Iv 5 E T1 r ponsor Vcnq R Lcltull Hamilton 5 Cmh Iv lxn lung V Comedy Sefrnzdvru I McDonald A Alu D Rutm R Mnlimnu R Kung. I Pnnl 'lbzrd rm O LIIHLIYI A Gunnlcs S L mln M lx rlvv I Dun Cy Hm ur Gadcttc' Drzll Gam nag ,ff Fifi! mu: E. Pitluford. K. Cr.1wfnrd. j. Veney. A johnson. A, Benuhley, M, Pinlczral. O. Stukci. P. Dunn. Second wuz' D. Alexander. L. Cannon. V Vifilkerson. G. Hatcher. R. Mchinney. D. .. Third mug- S. Ayala. S. Fuller. T. Kane. V. Grigsby. L. Pena. E. Brown. B. Henderson. Comahifiaus X IOI A X 3 A Q9 ,Q V f 'jf' A I , 17' XY' Mattie Tucker Alberta Wallace 13:3 K X 5 - ,,. 1 Q., if M in L. B. Milton Charlene Thomas Charlete Thomas - I- Mrs. U, Aulet. Sfwuwr Theresa Andrews VC'anda Carpenter Adahna Carter Anna Cotton . , 1 Katrina Davis Ernestine Deville Marilyn Embree Alice Enskip Marie Evans Pearlie Hatcher Rachel Hernandez Eula Lockett Newly organized by Mrs. Undine Aulet, the Tomahitians strive for the development of leadership, understanding and auxiliary services to the faculty and the student body. The group has served as ushers and guides, worked on conduct in the lunch room, co- sponsored Homecoming Day, cared for the trophy case and supplied workers for ticket committees. Science The purpose of the Science club is to give the stu- dents here at Centennial who are interested in science the opportunity to learn more about the field. It is to broaden the minds of the students which will enable them to understand more clearly the scien- tific methods which are being used in today's world. The club has taken tours to several places this year to enhance first-hand their knowledge of science in the field. Firrz row: j. Lewis, j. Liebzeit, D. Saldana, J. Bailey, A. Tyson, A. jackson, P. Thorpe. Second rouz' j. White, B. Williams, B. Perry. E. Murray, G. Banks, M. Martinez, j. Foster, F. Jennings, M. johnson, O. Stokes, C. Bullard, L. NX'ilkins, C. Pangelinan, Mr. E. Parrish, Sponsor. Third ww: Mr. K. Washington, Sponsor, C. Mourney. M. Bracks, L. Montgomery, R. Ramos. R. Iwasaka, V. Niles. L. Driver, E. Williams, B. Brashear. H. Bresciani, I. Negrete. Fonrfh mum' S. Bowers, S. Fullmore, A. Stratton. E. Clay, R. Montez. R. McCoy. M. Grandy. B. Brunner. H. Vallery, M. Mills. Fifth row: V. Williams. J. Weatherford, C. Shepherd. I. Webb. 5? . - W 'fffr L s f-UQS'-af 1 r , A 'ijtyi , 'W v 3 Y . I RENCF SHEPHARD' lidilff lfooroook difors HAROLD KODANI. Afllfklllf Edlfffl' N4nq... CLA A t K 3 -lv. BJ! if Wig, if 5,-vu' Sflldwll 0rg.1f1ig.zt1'm1 Gr.1d1z.1fw FJ,-yin SMYRNA GORE PHYLLIS PEARSALI. DOROTHEA l,EWIS I ----.-t... Sootiou 5dilors JOE LIEBZEIT, Gmduarer FERNANDEZ JENNINGS. Sludeul Gorerazmenl VERNIE WILLIAMS, Afbleticf It takes leadership to accomplish any worth- while activity. The War Cry is no exception and the fine work done by Clarence Shephard and Harold Kodani as Editor and Assistant Editor attest to that. From the opening of school to the last deadline in March, the War Cry staff functions in high gear to bring a true re- cording of all school activities at Centennial. You will no doubt notice the increased size of the yearbook over last year. Quite a bargain at the school price. Not to be forgotten are the section editors who carry their individual loads to conclusion. And last the outstanding job accomplished by Leo Foster, the Business manager. ELIZABETH MORAN OLIVIA DOUGLAS Student Atlizfiliex Sludeul Arti1'i1ie.r Sectiau Editors ALFRED NICHOLS LEO FOSTER Atblelfff Burirzerr Manager -I ,fix ik Q ,mil V 'P U 7' IO6 Smyrna Gore P41426 3 jamce Goodsnn P424 2 Clarcnnc Slmcplmi' P.J.Uc 4 Harold Koilani Pugi I il Newspaper Page Sditers Keperiers Seated: Lillian Skelton. Alma Herrin. Sl.mdif1g.' Erncstinc Hendrix. Rnmlic Roberts. Ann johnson P.1,Qe 4. Y fy gb ' 'T ,f ,gf , , S? . .Y ,K aj, 2 .ix A Sealed: Wanda Taylor.. Violet Nichols. Snmdiugs ,Iohnnye Ruth XX'hite. Ina Stewart. jackie Simon Ronald Jennings. Helen Davis. Page 1. I ,Newspaper Keparfers ...Q Seated: johnnye Ruth Wfhite surrounded by Frances jones. Lillian Skelton. Jacqueline Simon. Helen Davis and Jeanette johnson, Page 3. As the Apache Signal rolls off the press each two weeks a lot of know how and work went into the production. Student page editors and reporters try to bring the latest news on campus, through sports, features, news stories and photographs. A com- bined effort on the part of many make this activity possible. This financially self-sufficient paper 'has been able to meet thc needs of the student body as well as being able to prepare some students for future newspaper activity on a higher level-the free press in a Democracy. -7,-1...,. , -.W FT X fr A-,Wh ill. Hovering over Velma Conedy are Lucy Velasco. Shirley Landry and Laura Harris. Page 2 I07 1' . , w 'W-.- , . .ll ' 4. .,. . . .Fr ,-A - 1 I08 'lu ,. 1. H ilu lt ,... zsiggiv ,tiff 'M i rr, , at A... z A' hp I W? 51 , are ?4 .Ji EDITOR VERNIE XVILLIAMS AND ASSISTANT EDITOR DOROTHEA LEWIS from all outward appearances seemed to have enjoyed publishing this past years Apache Signal. Not to say that there were no moments of trial and tribulation, but on the overall basis a sense of growth and accomplishment was evident. A word of thanks is in order for their inspiration and endless time given to improve the Apache Signal. si Q an 51 x. if Phatagraphers MW Carlos Caldu I ,Cl Could you possibly imagine a yearbook without good pictures. No, surely no one could. Our hats are off to the photographic department, directed by Mr. Everett Par- rish, for the endless hours spent in the darkroom, the many pictures that we never used, the many angles that proved wrong, and indeed the wonderful cooperation dis- played throughout the production of the War Cry. If credit is to be accorded then let's stop on this page and reflect. 'xx Manuel Merino joe Liebzeit Richard Bacon Mae Brangan john Thomas john Ford Henry Bresci mi Rachel Malone Earl johnson Ida Davis t , . I l M- I 'Y aa ! 3 Ss 1-14 ,. ..g: ', V A r ,. , W-'. ,,,i si. ,- ' G 'w- . Xi A JY ru x W. H ' ,4rf taff Darryl Perrault and john Cunningham working under the watchful eye of Mr. jesse De Leon, art instruttor, These two young men were most instrumen- tal in developing ideas for the art work in the yearbook and the newspaper through- out the year. The excellent cover design and caricatures will long be remembered by john Cunningham and the clever linoleum blocks in the paere by Darryl Perrault added needed flavor. Print Kreuf Daniel Mendoza Rodger Robson Mr. Fred Sherwyn I rzrlrurtof Here are the unsung heroes of the news- paper. They carry the load in production of the Apache Signal each two weeks. Di- rected by Mr. Fred Sherwyn, this staff has consistently produced outstanding me- chanical reproductions of the school paper. Our thanks is most humble. Albert Drew Ramon Garcia Richard Chavez Sam Henderson Alex Curiel Edward Estrada Albert Garcia Cornelius Dumas Z Carlos Callclwell Audio- Wsual Hrcuf Watch out the mike's on! Please sit down so we can see the picture! Endless times the young men on this page have screamed in- structions to hapless students as they carry on their important job of assisting the teachers in this phase of education. This group has been responsible for all set-ups at assemblies and supplying recorded material and mo- tion picture equipment for all classrooms. Again Mr. Everett Parrish, watches over his brood in the technical knowledge that is needed to be proficient. How ard Bingham Oliver Calhoun Julius Chambers Archie Fryer , 'E Noel Hamilton james Kane S r x-, .Q fs 1 ga t 'fish ' --- ,ii V ii- , xiii . ' Q lsill Swain joe Ivey Prajecfian Zreuf jesse Lee james McCoy Robert McCoy 'Luna-s Kane Louis Marin Wayne Smith Noel Zamot 1 .r . - N In Q t K - P if -'J' 5 it x J A .fha Vl- 8 'Fl in P . .-L Si' af X y ' ' ,i '1'.: 'PHY 'il' w G I vb Q, V'u !-rl lt wiliue? ' .Jr ' ' rwi-in '! FV.. ' -I V 4 W 'l2l1zslm- rl WW '. ng 'm ' ff ' l . f W 4 M, 1 4' C rr ' ' 1 ,f I' f 1 lx f . , 9 0 e cs fb ,Q,,,,, ... eeeeeeee I in 4 :ws r M m ' - 'c 'Vg'. 'lf'.s '- R' ,..--- 'w M' sf 8 R 4 W e. Q Vx re.: rl. wp.. .. ,- .rl , 5-e7FA,e., lf A 'A i -rule' .r Q- P 'fl 'f A N A , Ax . S ' K-4 xi ., n sl D I ,sn ue, - , Lferztenncftcs Leaders: E. Morgan. M. S.llel.ll'lLl .mel C. liullml. lfrffuf fun. CL. Cilmemlier. D. lxllllllfl, li. johnson. O. Cluk. l. RdINll'L'l. P. liulloek. S. Aguilnr. A. S.llnlL1l'1Ll. li. liruner. I.. Simmons. S. Grlffin. D Boozer. A. johnson. Li. linnlcs. D. Pruellrolm A. Drake. liar! run: B. Taylor. l. Ncgrete, U. Doug- las. D. Snuth. M. Mrlls. j. jones. G. Long. R. Harrrs. M. I.urkey. D. Marquez. C. Alexmrler. l.. Baron. M. 3IcNe.1l. C. I.z1Cour. R. Roberts. V. Nirlmols. Clssnmlrn l'wull.1rll, Mary S.nlel.xn.1. Elimlvetlm lxlilldll Fe-ning .rs leaders of the l-.IIHOLIS Clentennettes were CiLlSS.lI1Llf.1 Bul- l.1rd. rnnseot Mary Saldana and lflizabetlm Momn lending the group in their formations. From the very moment of rts imeftion Mrs, Mor- risontine Boykin has worked endless hours perfeeting all routines and plmses of the aorps. New uniforms an most eleromtmxe rolors put the linnshing tounhes to L1 most profes- s1on.1l l'Cfl-UI'IN.1l1LC. , Q!f5fxVa Mary Dredd La Wlnlx Mason. Robert Smxth. Exa Lacey md Sonn Zxmot. Ivzeellfzg Rubynell WIISOH Bark muy' Pearl Wil- lxams john Vlheaton Jem Lode, Chester Mays. 3 D 1 ' mmf ,...n-..,q..g. ..-J..,.6v 9 1 la-0' Qff F ,Mujoreffrrs Uzcndn I5r.xxhL.r1'. CFI mu! TllC1Lh.1R1v.ulr .rnrf Mrnnn lmnkx. I . ngttu XY'1igl1t, V eel at r ' f r . 4 1 ,N T ' e ,V J ' ,f ...nl '...., Wag Qzrls Annie IIIULS Iwthx Nlillth md Annu B ul fi ,Q--.Adm M-,4, M -....-ul ---4' tty rs rw IS an nc ur xcr ff Inllcsw huurb neu ignm mr rnmmtc ruuums that lglurlfmi the marie: and uhm mt Luntmnnl Sparkling md 9ClI'lflHlflf1L wxnth all the grace of 1 dmfer thcsf: mrli performed f , E r . 3 G 'U 5 ' I -. 'HDU1 nf ' .z fra 1, - fl 3 ' A N xr: W 4' . I ' V Ll I rf I fin I 47' 5 ?' 'O -4, ff' 'gl ' .4 ' Pre ' if zz pirturc and tw' - if eff-nt' - rn ll y well purtmy thc Afrffmfzw .md Ifrlag C1 Ir. Er., ' 1 'iw 1 Sang fenders Varsity I 914 7 mulxm l mmm Ll wnn D Nm 1Cs L ,Yumar Varszfy xl Awww? f -1..vL. '4 ..Eb 7 l .--11' C fl tlm ligll 'Xian N rrx xllll 'X HD rm Nux Nmnr1Dr1 ust hon much xt dom 1 snhool h uc xxlthout song leaders XX all I dont flllfllx that mlm would hlxe to tmd out cbpeuxllw lttcr the outstandmg job done by the xzlrslty nd jumor xarslty bnrls th s year XV1th pom poms llymg 'md mtrxgate routmes t urdcr of the day all go hand m hand to make Cmtcnmal the school to beat IH any area I . A P V it V' l I' k ' - 1 .ry . ,I Q, v Q, , y f , . . ' 4 . I A l I, PA Hs! . 1 , lla K , , , , -K X X 1 rr I' r fa f lf X I 'Q . c I' W ' 4 , l ,f r Q, I ,, .. 1 'C K , I ' x W rf' iq . 1 l 2 w Q l , I 7 r l lp ' l A - ' 'D ' 5 . Qi.-A Sul. 'I A full Luis F.1Ils. lilm C,l.iy. Mcvmrd lfgut' . I1 .1 lxwr. Q gm. hr . W ww- gan-r .' k . -W n ' ll lr : h , 7 Lk lx 'J . V H yi ,gt I Y K If i wx YQ M il in 4 Y- . ' .1 S 'K , ' li fx ' l A Sf' 5 4' -875 'rf -' xr '- Y A X ,Y Q Hg . -' Y ' X, Lf, It ' lt, QQ' ' - .-2 - x' pr f. . . lg, 'Q ' ln, i ' V ' '.-n . rr g li I , 1 is V l S fl 1 h ' 'l' fl ' - .s,. ling: .V L ' , Y A , 'ir K Y - . , xx . C X ' 'aj 71..ll3,', 2 A A, ,.- ft h 'N' ' ' .r . I f1Ts'lx Y '1r1Vl.lk4ly.fNl. wn . ll. lfxillcr' l ll Ik' . X, .lv ', .lip , ,, , . n A ,, , . . ,, , . rbi af X' ,X iw ANL.. .0 Cf i X our V I A , 'A , ' Q 1 I , '. V l . 'V l 1 J WZQB K I , -- , , W- g ,Wifi rv .Q .iw L J,mi,,'Ls-'K-'33 ' aff ff' f la, W A sigma , James Palmer Johnny Clark Roger Sanford james johnson Glenn Adair Ficlencio Ortega Manuel Marques Charles McCullough Hand MAURICE HOWARD. D!'lllI1 Major MR. OCTAVE BONOMO. Diferlm Robert Pailet Eddie Lewis Samuel Curry Billy Walden Rochester Crowder Hewey Richard Frou! wuz' Charles Lewis. Tarrancf. Tucker and joseph Brown. Second wuf Elvin Smith. Larice Price. Angeline Campbell and Bobby Odom, The Apache band in scarlet and white and di- rected by Maurice Howard, Drum Major, was able to draw a true spirit by its participation at football games, basketball activities and pep rallies. The band appeared at many Christmas parades and attended the band concert at U.S.C. and open house at U.C.L.A. Probably the big- gest uplift to the group were the fine uniforms purchased this past year. Ernestine Hendrix Leslie Henderson Katrina Davis Ivory Glamore Gerald Chouteau o f wing Band ii 1 in s L . james Long Josephine Brown Annie Brown Eddie Lewis Katrina Davis Cassandra Bullard I got rhythm, I got feeling. tould well tlestribe the efforts of the swing band. This group has played for all sthool dantes an well its the exchange assembly program, Directed by Mr. Octave Bonomo, the bounte and rhythm of this band is quite incomparable say all who have danced and listened. I I8 Richard Ramos Elvin Smith Billy XVa1den Robert Hall Manuel Marquez jay Iles James johnson Glenn Adair Johnny Clark James Palmer Vernie Williams Gerald Chouteau Mr. Octave Bonomo Director Gwendolyn Long Beverly Brown Marcia johnson Maurice Howard Marlene Mills James Long A small but impressive musical group is the string ensemble Thex hase appeared at seseral assemblies as well as haxing, ylaycd tor sexeral serxice organizations Through Mr Octawe Bonomo they haue been able to recene the benefit of Ionghair music enabling them to continue in the sein ot classical music. l I9 MR VICTOR XXHENS. I.7ir'erlm Raise your voices and sing! These varied groups. directed by Mr. Victor Wfiens, have Performed at several assemblies and received the applause of the student body. Their efforts at Christmas and Faster will long be remembered as most inspira- tional. Hays' Give Girls' Give 1 crs D DcliCiu1 1 c ans I1 c D Dra L fl mis an s A B11 e M ickson P Colins K Lollis Serwz 1 ll B Simmons E johnson I Henry L Mattox E Edwards G Ford I. W'xlliams Third mn B Davis X Markham M Lee W Hill J Watson B Iohnson get , . K -3 ' R 'f ' Q T' , fa F ' 5 . ' A S1 mud mu, Ii. Stph- . F. .rms 4 -ku J . 'zdl y, . 'lg . . . li . rf Firrt rout D. Reynolds. E. Fairbanks, P. Edwards. V. Carter. W. Greene. M. Evans. Sammi mu: S. Davis, M. Henry. G, Buss, K. Embry. C. johnson. O. Gordon. Third wus A. Gore. R, NX'alkcr. T. Tucker. F. james, Firzft mu: K. VC'afer. C. Chandler. N. Brown. A. Carter, M. Small. F. Potts, C, Haywood. R. Banks. A. Brown. Serwzd wus M. Zamor. R, Anderson. B. Sturgis. B. Davenport. S. Marshall. A. Peters. M. Pinkarcl. L. Simmons. Third mu: VV. Remson. A. Tyson. L. Dawson. R. Yell. A. Day. Miwd Hlzarus ,4 Happclla HQ, v Y :gg E tv I 'Q ' :F uf I .xl C . V awk QW' -2 Qaotball Quan o . 1 .Clue Lea are Fred Williams According the Queen, Claudette Nlfriglit. the token of her office and Gary Alexander, football captains, at the annual Football Queen Ball. Attended by the lovely Princesses' pictured below. Claudette vested the office of Queen with all the loveliness and grace expected of such il position. Princesses der Rldlafd M350 Mall' Larthridge Cl3UClette XV . ht . n ng Qu ' een T Om Anderson Q Ju ' I 15. IQ' ,A .1 I x fifbfx- I Jw. I ,, n'A i3.L4'o'. df S M.w QM .df if .- K . A T' 4 1:7 ' 1 EV Wi 'lb' if x 1 R, ' fm ,,, nu. :K 1 J -4. N Y 41 ' 1' 'P - f ' - - X- M, I '. N, gk, JF' 3 j' 5 'i F ,of df.. 'is 5 t Q Alf' , ,, Aww, , 1,948+ - W . m ing? - P' W .X I C - J I ' ' V,-13,3 iq W ' ' ,W 1 , . .' - ,' 5: 24,1 x . f Y J y -555' L Zi 57: 1, ,B . . Y -,R ia , E 3 '-'5'N 3- r 3. .5 , fi, Q3 , lift QQQZIQ 13 N, .Wi f-..,, 5. , N, . ' K Q - , -,. - . ' . 1 -' ' tv- - . . 7 ' .- , .ap - hrvnyv ,fu E N 'D .. ' i 0 ' W J' V - -A . - .f f ., . - P ., y f . , fe. ,, , -4+ W Firarr rouu' J. Young Manager, R. Mason. tl. Palmer. R. Smith, R. Crawford. H. Thompson, S. VUilliams. K. Dennis. C. McCullough. J. Simpson, A. Iwlanley, A. Wriglit. E. Favors, Second 10141 Coach Adams. C. Clark. E, Hays, T. Amos. H. Harris. C. Caldwell. C. Driscoll. M. Merino. J. Blaylock. R. Collins. yl. Harper. rl. Skelton. 'lf Hart. Coach Wfacle. Tom! mu: H. Long. S. Hervey. K. Lovingoocl. H. Pittman. B. Lowe. F. XY'illi.ims. G. Alexanclc-ig A. King. E. johnson. M. Moore, XV. johnson. -l. Powers. Once again the Apaches had another highly successful season, tying with Inglewood for Bay League honors. The Apaches started off by dropping a tight game to the Saints 6-0. Next week they rallied back to defeat Compton 7-2. A set-back by Los Angeles 25-20 conditioned the Tribe for a thrilling victory over their chief rival Santa Monica, 18-6. Centennial started league play by defeating Mira Costa 21-7. After battling Ingle- wood to a 6-6 tie they went on and swept Torrance, Leuzinger and Redondo by scores of 33-O, 54-6 and 28-7. The Apaches then entered the C.I.F Playoffs but were once again set back by determined Saint Anthony 20-13. The season ended for the Apaches after a most successful finale. PRFD WIT.l.lAhfS. Co-C.1ftI.11f1 GARY ALEXANDER Co C Jjvl 1111 AU C.I.F. AU BJJ Lf 112116 Third Team Second Term .Z LOVIN GOOD ROBERT COLLINS NNETH KE AU Bay League EARL JOHNSON First Team 1' Y I - ' jf, wg, H-.,,, T xx, - '-ne l'W'll0un FT 'fit fs Plottmg an offense against Los Angeles hlgh school IS the Apanhe varsity In .1 preseason game the Apaches dropped one 25 70 'I 3 3 A-sv .-? I RICHARD MASON WINFRED JOHNSON All CIF Tlmd Team I , x ' s sm, s li 42 ' A , rl K K 4 . Y - ' may T i ,I y - Q ?e?!,Lti - 5 ' 1 z says, ' - - ' vX ' ,I .Q A . , ' A '- - , . A S9 f 5' X 4. A QL ' , 4 'V I W , 1 94, . ,I x 3:'j4ej Af , . 'Li' 5: '- ' , , so W Z.. J 1 , 4. .IF-gg X 1 5 , . ..i., , - Z , V J-1 , 'ff 5.44 . . A4 vu 'X k - 1 A' ff' t ' K 'l awk -M , 5' 4 1 5 if Q f' , JN john Harper, No, 16, and Fred Nwilliams, No. 20. pursue .A Saint Anthony player in an early season game. The Apaches lost by a close 6-0 score. 1 'y L, 4 . ....., ,,,i,...,-., an 'l . rr., '-3.09 '. 3 l L 1 Tl - A ii- ' r. ij .2 e 1 In X , t A I K N , v, . rrp. 5 s n -N ' .. . A If I K' ,. .rv :H 1:1 - ' . Af W 1 gl,-.I 7 1- 'ff--' . 2 7 ' V C. ,ff , . ' , l' Ray Smlth. No. 10. clears the way for 1 , Y- ,. K a long gainer of Bobby Smiths, No. ' ' X 1 l ' A ,MM ' L 0 2 ' 21, in a pre-season game against Q .,,.,,,,,,, , Los Angeles high school. ' , ' . L . .-., Midi, xagyhw V- 3 ph y VVV, Q V L V ' il' V ale? ' , :I V . Q f ' ,-f LLL' V' ' - 'MP' X519 ' ' M: L Y .VC 13' X . -A Jpag.N, wg ,ff1Y !'+?'5f'1'!-fi ff:-,fvaf fe.-Q m?x??5-E? Mgr-f.,t m143' . f,,,Tfvyri,3V in 1 fa Y -- ,, Q.: ', 4 Z-,M Q3 , ,Rv A, Q V ff ' Y' 'k '- U' . , 535'-' xf4 1 ,jjhifyfr,,, f 1 Wwfgz' M, N, fit' ff MANUEL MERINO All Buy League Serozzd Team 8 RAYMOND SMITH Through the hole goes john Blaylotlc. No, 10. for a gaincr against Saint Anthony in the first game of the season. Wy. 'LQ-0 SAM WILLIAAIS All Bay League Second Team 'Qc Top dcfcnsixc play highlighted the Apache team against Los Angeles high school on the winners turf. Charles Mc- Cullough, No. 14, and Richard Mason, No. 18, arc in on the attack. JOHN HARPER qi: .51 2 KEN DENNIS X'-V K . junior Varsity Zroflfall Fzrfr mu V ones Manager A lux W limes R Wrlson A Sxmmons I Tnlor F Scruggs L Hrll D Broun lrsdale W Cleulmd Ll1l l3f.,Ll' Strand mu L Cannon C Pmnmgton W xlknr C Mead H Wxllranws F Hwwllm It B on lc S1 none ol son R rtcn R blmm A I tc Ind mu lurncr V XXxllr1ms B bmkre R Shnus Y btcvens L Cutrerrnz D Bfllllll R Vilmua D Iuus R Dnkenson I Wlmrtu Iuture mrsxty football plaxers repelled knowledge and expernence through the coachmg of Bob Reyn olds In a fue game schedule the 5 Vees san three foes fall under thelr pressmg attack Centennlal Centenmal Centenmal Centenmal Centcnmal Leuzrnger Inglevs ood Torrance Redondo Mlra Costa Hee Eivafluzll The season saw Coach Bernard Oxlrlorn battle through nine tough opponents and come out with one victory over Compton hi5h sthool The team mainly consisted of sophomores with lot of football experience lacking High spirit and outstanding performantcs by Cornelius Dumas Cleo Harris Sim Bates and Tebbic lovxlcr ontributcd greatly to the high morale of the team iz o nson XX I'lj.,1 Il s I Dalton S Anderson II Durroxx I Cunning,iarn B Durham urntmr C Dumrs Corth Oxl-Iorn Scum! nu Dowclls F Taylor B Taylor 5 Brtcs C Lands H Wilsmin H Crptrs H ohnson I Newborn M Wilson 5 Hrrper M Sims Und wu O Crlhoun I Callrmay H Shiclrs C Dumas Coxing.,ton I Fow tr Duns O Patton M hflfflfltl G MtQuirn F lNrthols C Htrrrs j Walker 14, 10,1 23 Q5 39 Ur H 5 -1 .4 J, 'W aa air 3 2 ,, A raft- 6 fr? 1 . :sts-ws,-if Z .y Q I A H I . 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' ,y H f .f , S- u ' 1 .- K.'.i ' ' R A F, J Q' F- k,, .X ,K ., .f ,i,. r I ' K I K A- i Zhampiaus Wilho14!'yqgy6l1ampioush12f .:'XU ' vc. 1 .f ' 'Y FirJt faux J. Thomas. Managerg R. Love. C. Driscoll. B. Thompson. H. Harris. Biwud mu: Coach Richmond. J. Weatherfrwrd. I.. Rutledge. VU, jefferson. W. W'illiams. C, Clark. The 1956 basketball squads winning streak was sliced when a player was declared ineligible. Start- ing off rather slowly, but picking up very fast the Apaches, coached by Mr. Link Richmond, showed signs of real champions. Key men on the squad were Chester Clark, James Weatherford, Robert Thomp- son. Xwarrendell Wfilliams and Larry Rutledge. 42 Long Beach Jordan ..,.,. 67 40 Beverly Hills ....,.......,. ..... 4 6 43 Santa Monica .......... ..... 5 6 35 St. Anthony ..,,.,.....,... ..... 4 8 58 Long Beach Wilson ..... ..... 6 2 52 Paramount .......... . ., .... . 18 68 Lynwood ............,.. 43 37 Garden Grove --'A--- 32 47 Paramount ........... ..... 2 6 66 St. Anthony ............ ..... 5 7 69 Huntington Beach ...... ..... 4 2 53 Compton ..,..........,.,. ..... 5 7 64 Santa Monica ....... ..... 4 9 53 Redondo .......... 50 53 Leuzinger .,...,.. 27 61 Inglewood ........ ., .. 41 55 Mira Costa 54 56 Torrance ........... 50 74 Santa Monica .. . , 'F57 44 Redondo ..,.... . 'ts-4 70 Leuzinger ...... '2l 62 Inglewood .. '47 47 Mira Costa .,............,,. 548 72 Torrance ..........,.....,,..,,,, ..., 'F 81 'F0rfeiled Gamer Awww 'aw LARRY RVVLEDGE WARRENDELL WILLIAMS, Azz 13.1, se. md CHESTER CLARK, All Bug League Fin! Team HENRY HARRIS ' ivfk -53, zsjzw-.-V ki1.sg',1-r. fyl ' 0 sa - ,Napa-K ,- . . A K V 'Slit' is vs. K, 4 .. . ,T 'vsifgwf 'Q v ,Hsin .vvyh A tJg'g.-x.,.94x, - Lskkigf-'.9' S .M JAMES WEATHERFORD, H07I07LilIi!r CALVIN DRISCOLL www? Cop Players Chester Clark, unanimous all Bay League choice. is seen going high in the air against Inglewood high school in u league game. Chester proved a tre- mendous leader for the quintet and will be hack for another year of play. to the dismay of the opposition. BOBBY THOMPSON, Hwzamble 4. I L W , QM Q QM:-w.'2' lf, Junior. Ronald Love, is seen working hard against Inglewood high school in early league game. Love proved most effective in his floor play and as il junior should see plenty of action next season, RONALD LOVE x z ll x f i 'X ij t . 'FM ,MVK .. , mama' f W-.-.re 4714 ,fiction RAYMOND SMITH WOODROW jEFFERSON junior Varsity Kaskefball f 1, f 40 Fmt fou J Armbrester A Carey J Wheaton Second mu E Madrson G Hall J Ford VC Ward Gamrn mxaluable ex rrence the 8 Pe rumor varsxty team should make a great nucleus for next years team Long Beach jordan St Anthony Garden Grove Santa Momca Redondo Leuzmger Inglewood Torrance Santa Monrca Redondo Leuzmger Inglewood Mrra Costa a Torrance I36 A most msprratronal group of performers attendmg the basket ball games was the Cadette Drrll Team sponsored by Mrs Elame Taylor Here they are seen dorng an mtrrcate routme fw gy bxe I x f , N . H . . If' , V , . , . , I. 34 ........r,...... 59 41 . ........,,.........,........ 43 42 .................,,..,.. 40 H U U I 54 ' ...................,...... 48 A ' 36 ...............,................ 49 , , , , . - 1 40 ' ................,......,..,..... 16 - - eg 39 ,....................,.......... as 45 Mira Costa .................,,,.......... 42 ' 'Y' Q 45 ..........................,,.,.. 42 4 g 47 ' .......................,.. ss 45 .......,..r..............rr....... 53 61 ' .....,.,.................,,,,. 26 X 64 ,............,..,,..........,,., 45 1 ss ' .......,........,............. so CZ to ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,crrr,...,,,,,.r,, 37 ' ' 5 ...4 Q U If 03 16 Long Beach jordan ...,. ..,, 2 2 31 Saint Anthony ....,.. A.,,AA, 1 7 32 Garden Grove .,,.... ,...... 1 6 16 Santa Monica .,,.. ....,., 1 5 30 Redondo ...,., ....... 3 2 32 Leuzinger ..... ....... 3 3 42 Inglewood ...... ,....,. 3 6 34 Torrance ............ ...... 2 9 31 Santa Monica ,.,,. .... 2 7 23 Leuzlnger .,..... 28 37 Mira Costa ..,... ,,..,.. 3 6 35 Inglewood ..,,... .....,, 3 0 26 Mira Costa ...., ......, 3 4 39 Torrance ...... ,..... 2 2 p!! i7 I X ff' Fzrrt row C Davrs F Nrchols E Lewrs J Dovwells Coach OxHorn Second mu L Cannon Manager C McQuarn C Hams T Fowler Kee lfaskcfball jordan Sarnt Anthony Garden Grove Santa Monrca Redondo Leuzmger Inglewood Torrance Santa Monrca Redondo Leuzmger Mrra Costa Inglewood Mrra Costa Torrance Fmt raw O Anderson K Adams M Coy A johnson S jones D Young Coach OxHorn Second row L Cannon Manager H Dans T Allen W Cleveland A Krcld H Johnson J Smrth Varsity Baseball fi First raw: J. Riley, Manager, G. McQuarn, F. Williams, L. Gutierrez, R. Crawford, J. Hatter, J Skelton, J. Wheaton, Coach Wade. Second row: A. Carey, R. Hays. M. Wilson, S. Ezelle, E. Ruiz H. Wilson, C. Harris, R. Ramos, C. Tucker. Starting out what should prove to be a successful baseball season, the horse- hiders dropped the first two practice games and came back with a revenge to win the next five encounters. Coach Wade was confident that in league play a good showing would be made. 3 Mount Carmel ..... ...... 8 0 Saint Anthony ...... ....... 1 1 11 Mary Star .............. .... 2 9 North Torrance .- ....... .... 2 11 North Torrance .... .... 5 11 Mary Star ........ .... 2 9 L.A. jordan .... .... 4 1-larsehiders Work ROBERT CRAWFORD .ah , uk ef Early season action at Cressey Park pits the Apache hardballers against Saint Anthony. The Apaches dropped this game but came roaring back to win the next five in pre-season play. cHARLEs TUCKER I 2 3 gif S.-1 ,. Q Q21nsf7-ff' FV ' ' ,hifi-'1. ax. s at W avwifir V ' 7 , vi . my .giirft , , . .Nm f,-q, , . , I ,gg I t ,J xSamm - A ,am Svf-YW iam, If., f JESSE HATTER RAY RAMOS Dugout action shows the boys in a relaxed and quiet position. It goes without saying that when on the field the action steps up. Notice Coach Wade gently correcting one of his players. a' ,. W 975 Rl! A .Q fs osa junior Varsity Kascball 1 . Q li il Fin! row: Coach Reynolds, L. Clayton, J. Erum, R. Jennings, C. Gutierrez, J. Quintana, W. Cleve land. Second row: A. Fryer, Manager. W. Downs, R. Pallet, H. Davis. T. Fowler, J. Davis J Young. Third row: T. Hart, D. Lewis, I. Galloway, J. Ford, W. Ward and C. Magana. Q A Sporting a 5 and 2 pre-season sched- ule, the jay Vees went into league play to drop the opener to Tor- L. A. jordan ..... ,.,,,., 1'3.I1CC. 7 Saint Anthony 7 North Torrance 7 North Torrance 28 Mary Star ........... 4 5 Torrance ........... n --.---an LQ sc -tl-5 3 8 6 0 6 6 Keeping that man on first seems to be the objective of the Apache player. Ac- tion took place at Cressy Park in pre-season game. Krass Cfourztry Fin! row: R. Montez, V. Niles, H. Bresciani, M. Niles, F. Scruggs. Second row: Coach Gill, O. Williams, F. Lewis, H. Lampkin, P. Thorpe. Cross country men covering the 1.8 mile course are essentially in training for the distance races come track season. Led by Henry Bresciani, Vernon Niles and Raul Montez, the team placed third in the Bay League. Coach Bill Gill felt it was quite satisfactory. Placing in the Bay League finals were: Vernon Niles thirteenthg Magnus Niles, fifteenth, Raul Montez, twenty sec- ond, Henry Bresciani, thirty sixth, and Har- ris Williams, thirty seventh, Run, run, run and it was a long distance for the cross country men 1.8 miles to be exact. Seen practicing are Vernon Niles Henry Bres ciani, Magnus Niles, Raul Montez, Harris Williams Defending C51 Z, State Zlzampious Varsity Crack Fin! row: Coach Gill, H. Harris, H. Vallery, A. Rogers, R. Smith, H. Williams, R. Day, H. Bresciani, B. Taylor. Second row: E. Covington, Manager, P. Thorpe, K. Barbee, R. Montez, M. Niles, V. Niles, L. Westley, D. Williams. Third roux' B. Sankey, R. Henry, R. Daniels, B. Thomp- son, A. Wright, S. Williams, J. Blaylock, M. Moore. Apache cindermen once again gained public recognition throughout the Southland by the start of another fine season. Winning such meets as the Santa Ana Relays, Hunt- ington Beach Relays and the Mira Costa Relays, they proved their determination to take the C.I.F. , Losing such greats as Charles Dumas, world famous high jumper, Kenneth Dennis, Paul Lowe, Peter Thompson and Ken Thompson made room for future champions like Huey Vallery, Arthur Day, Larry Rutledge, Cornelius Dumas, Henry Harris, Arthur Wright and John Blaylock. Success of the teams are largely due to the fine coaching of Bill Gill and Link Richmond. 6' HL EY VALLERX ' WBA HENRY BRESCIANI Huntington Hearn, Santa Ann, ,Mira Hosta Rainy 6'nn1n,vs, I 956. At the Santa Ana Relays, Centennial once again cleaned up, taking five first places out of a possible eight. A new record was set by the eight-man mile relay at 3:06.5 by Booker Taylor, Leroy Wesler, Arthur Day, Cornelius Dumas, Ronald Daniels, Roy Henry, Huey Valley and John Blaylock. Also a new mark was posted in the four-man mile relay of 3129.1 by Sam Williams, Booker Taylor, john Blaylock and Huey Vallery. When the Huntington Beach Invitational rolled around the Apaches again triumphed in the small schools division consisting of 50 entries. Centennial grabbed three first places, three seconds and five thirds. Outstanding were: Arthur Day 10.0, 100 yard dash, Huey Vallery 50.5, 440 yard dashg Cornelius Dumas 20.1 in the 180 yard hurdlesg Larry Rutledge 6' 1 high jump and the Centennial relay time of 1:31.9. PAUL THORPE ARTHUR DAY Gu Kee Zmck nv' , I'1rJt mu L Gnensl l'NILl10l9 I Lexus L Hrll F S Lruggs H Capers C Mead M Nxles Serond row F Brown C jlsper A Dress F Scruggs T Amos A Frte L Hale J Perry Bee undermen such as Frcddre Lewrs Albert Drew Frank Scruggs and Magnus Nrles on sexeral OLCHSIOHS pushed the sarsrty splkemen Wrth all but one returmng next year a frrm foundatlon rs berng buxlt by traak coaches KEIN BARBEE O J HN BLAYLOCK CORINELIUS DUMAb 4? Q le gg TSW wg I Q Q J 1 as I f L 3 X, A , A ' ' C is S f ' 'Q f C I . ,N - A A A ,A V: ,. X in V I W Q Y f Q - A 'Qs xy . K sk , le . L ' ff! 5 L, , A - A J , f ff f f P 1 lb A ,A ? W A X 1. 656' Crack Fin! row: R. Sanford, J. Smith, J. Johnson, A. Garcia, C, Calloway, S. Henderson, R. Johnson. Second row: T. Whitt, D. Perry, W. Jones, A. Simmons, H. Johnson, N. Hamilton, J. Main. Sparked by such men as James Johnson, Julius Smith, Curtis Calloway and others the Cee cindermen proved competition for all comers. Great things are expected of them in the Bay League finals. Many Cees actually competed as varsity men at several of the Invitational meets. SAM WILLIAMS Keeping things in order is equipment manager Mr. Kenneth Washington. Getting track suits are Julius Smith, Booker Taylor. ZX ?? 'mn- 9 'Fw A , W X , J 'r 7 sf-ps ' ' ' ' V Wy, -.,g, W, , .k 1' ' ,L Y fl ,, fa 1 ,, , P? A 3 JH, luv- .vw s w -5 c xg K 1 Q QM A 5 Rg -2- ..- , , A, vw W-ff! I j N lx N- I LL Fu. 3 .J X X 9 . 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