Centennial High School - War Cry Yearbook (Compton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

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Avenue Student Yedrbook Published by The Associoted Student Body FERNANDEZ JENNINGS, Editor HAROLD KODANI, Assistant Editor QD, Fernondez Jennings EDITOR Harold Kodonu ASSISTANT EDITOR Fernandez Jennings Ino Stewort ADMINISTRATION 81 FACULTY Jonnnye Ruth Whnte Snrrley Moyo STUDENT GOVT Ino Stewort Alma Herrun STUDENT ORGANIZATION Gwen Moore EIIo Bonks Eunvce Brooks Wondo Toylor Morgoret Hoggon SI1rrIey Moyo ASSISTANTS RonoIc:I Jennings STUDENT ACTIVITIES Moxune Hubert Beverly Pecot ASSISTANTS Ann Johnson ATHLETICS Lydmcl Gorcuo Jornes Goodson GRADUATES Ello Bonks Meelrng Leung Eunsce Brooks ASSISTANTS Lnllnon Skelton Beverly Pecot ADVERTISING Mr Jess LeLeon ART ADVISOR Mr Everett Porrush PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISOR Mr Bernord OxHorn JOURNALISM ADVISOR I FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION GRADUATES STUDENT GOVERNMENT pm STUDENT ORGANIZATION III ATHLETICS ADVERTISING INDEX II II I I I IIIE I Lim N LV 1711 L if jLLff P. 15, X fn fp-6 ff ff, wf ff X 3 ,4 X7 C FQ 721 1 '7 X Z 49041 1 f44Q, size.,-we 4-Aff'-I Aly K :Ju ,Macy Q. ,44f'Cf' 'CJ Z 'L fn Ill 4,4 Uv, 4 ,Z dd L4 JM 666 K X CTLL L, X fl hw gf Lmwk 'PLN W sw U I 7 B mmlllllllll ,J f, f L W PE W WHEN H W ' P J WH . 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Bfbfej N Qrxjfx' fig be X355 Cf Riff In ewspaper edutorrals at pep rallnes along the halls un the class etumes everywhere we turn we hear the words school spurut But what IS tt'9 Certainly the sprrnt at a tootball game seems dnfferent from that nn a classroom Yet they are the same Sur specual brand of Centennnal hugh school spurnt us the reason why gurls and even some boys cry at commencement why lO5O faculty and student members of our school gnve theur enthustastrc support to every school actuvuty why many gnve that extra tame and effort to surpass the average to achreve the dlttlcult In deslgnnng thus yearbook we have trued to give you more than prctures and copy more than a mere record ot events and accompllshments We believe that our school tar more than bulldlngs routines and things ns people and the feelrngs they share an greater or lesser degrees In these pages we attempt to rnterpret the Centennual spent as It weaves rtselt rnto the pattern ot our school every single day ll Q 'W t 0 f 'fv llllll t A t X Q .R A is ,Q J t N Q -XV X. 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A .4 fe, 3 xx sg ff Z' 2 f f Jig! ff Cfvlaf fl Pffglffff 2 L Zfngkyc A Un may ask The aaeshon as To TusT how The develop menT oflan Tnduvudaal Takes place TN The school envnon 4pTenT A one who enfers school a raTher TndTTferenT and anpr achve pe rson and moves Tovvard The area of use Tullrze ss The realuzahon ThaT manv concerned Teachers and 7 a mrnvsTraTors worked hard and long for Thus achieve vmenT Comes To lnghT The accumulahon OT The vveaITh of knowledge and Cul Tore as rehned and passed on To Us vvuTh CompeTency IH a never endrng behnnd The scenes preparahon Admln nsTraTors sTrnve To seT The sTage by dearung endless deTalIs so essenhal Tor The smooTh operahon of educahon 7 rl Much can be said of this group and in all cases it is most complimentary. This Board works closely with the district administrators in working out details of all school business. The Board functions under certain legal regula- tions as constituted by the State of California and makes this district one of growth and development under law. Mr. Edwin Chaffee Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y lllllll lll lllllllll , Mr. W. E. H. Knight, President Mr. Joseph Causey, Clerk Mrs. Clara Fox, Vice-President 'f 4- '! ?f J-lv I . 4 Al Mr. Everett Pyle 43+ XJ .QM YJ 'Q Mr. Franklin C. Hemphill, Superintendent of the Compton Union High School District. Work, Work and more work seems to keynote the activities of this energetic man. Mr. Hemphill has worked in an administrative capacl ity for many years and has been most instrumental in bringing a working harmony between the Board and district towards a goal of development and improvement. Ullllllll lllllllllllllllllll Mr. Roe E. Cargille, Assistant Superintendent of the Compton Union High School District. There is no doubt as to the efforts this gentleman puts forth in doing his everyday iob. Working closely with the Superintendent he helps develop many policies and diverts his many talents to the ever-widening iob of teacher procurement. W lf, ., ' Y i -.1 Qlwlf rg M zlmfj lawn if 35 ' 111 C it i I' gh av , I rn 3 l Y is 'Uni 'F-9 - X 4 i X ,gm 'hx SSX 1 Zi! -Ak' Mr. K. W. Mason, Director of Health, Recreation, and Physical Education, assumes a job that encompasses a tremendous area. From health work to physical educa- tion to the outstanding and successful recreation activi- ties under his supervision Mr. Mason labors diligently, Congratulations are especially in order for his well- recog n ized recreation prog ram. UlEiiiiii HUiHiiilElliiiiiil3iS Mr. Robert G. Barnes, Business Manager, displays a pleasant smile as indicative of the affaloie character he is. Mr. Barnes oversees the dispensing of district funds in a manner that demands sound financial judgment and ability. Mr. Carl J. Burk, Director of Curriculum and Research, channels the pertinent areas of information into the schools. His department is most instrumental in helping the teachers in the development of programs of instruc- tion and evaluation. wk ---f-..,,.,,,pf-q.,.,-s-I-W-D llEElSllllll l3ltlHEll3HlE It is no easy task to handle the difficult problems concerning students and indeed no problem too small escapes the daily routines ot the assistant principals. Mr. North and Mrs. Heilman work constantly with boys and girls to attain a better understanding of the student and administrator relationship and also the stu- dent-teacher support. Scheduling and work with the Boys' and Girls' Leagues merely take up any slack between all their other activities. Congratulations to both for outstanding iobs. Mrs. Dorothy Heilmun, Assistant Principal Mrs. Opel Pirott, Attendance 1 ' Us I K lUfllllUlHlllUllE Dr. Clifford Liliekvist, Guidance Carrying on a -tremendous program of student aid Through guidance characterizes the excellent work of Dr. Liliekvist. The thorough testing pro- gram and the ensuing curriculum adiustments paid off handsomely to all students. Thanks went out from many for the many outstanding iobs made available through his office. ip TM W Mr. Howard Brown, Student Activities Mr. Brown works closely with students and fac- ulty to develop and offer innumerable programs that are intended to develop school appreciation and participation. Through his office passes many of the activities vital for a spirited and active student body. 11' VN If one would like to know iust how much Cen- tennial has grown, then ask the person whose pulsebeat is right on that vein, Mrs. Pirott. She exerts her utmost to stress the importance of school attendance for from it come the needed financial support from the State of California, Fair, but not overbearing, students regard her quite helpful in this most necessary area. T fl, -u tie? ,-A in f in are :mill 5 lol 4-7 I It 64 ,I ff, JI hwi':-l!l!.-I'.:0.l F4 A Lrg, 5 'll 7.11106 Kp U FFVIIVRV If W ef 6 . Lf 113, if U5 -1 lvlup llszwv L 9 ,I sf' is I a. MR. JOHN ADAMS, M.S. University of Southern California, Sophomore Prob- lems, Sponsors Toinahawks. MISS JEWEL ANDERSON, A.B. Howard University, Sponsors Future Teachers of America. MRS. AGNES AULET, A.B. Long Beach State College, English. MR. WILLIAM BARNES, B.S. Pepperdine College, Attendance, U.S. History, Bas- ketball, Sponsors Boosters Club. 'JLJ4 , 7 LUWWUM6' , ' 1210! C. C17-1 if WQLXQ4 4,4211 , og .4-I' JI Qi 2. Q C9 Q1 sm MR. OCTAVE BONOMO, B.A. University of California at Los Angeles, Band, Or- chestra. MRS. MORRISONTINE BOYKIN, M.A. Long Beach State College, Physical Edu- cation, Sponsors Centennettes. MISS ELIZABETH BRYAN, M.A. Univer- sity of California at Los Angeles, U.S. History. MR. JOHN CANDIA, M.A. Los Angeles State College, Spanish, Sponsors Spanish Club. MR. DONALD COAN, B.A. Howard Uni- versity, English, Sponsors World Friend- ship Club. MRS. MAPLE CORNWELL, B.A. Pepper- dine College, Senior Problems, Sponsors Drama Club. MISS BARBARA DAVIS, M.A. University of Michigan, English, Sponsors Girls' League. MR. JESSE DELEON, B.S. University of Southern California, Art, Sponsors Judo, Artisan Clubs. MRS. LOUISE FISCHER, B.S. New York University, Physical Education, Sponsors G.A.A. Club. MR. WILLIAM GILL, M.A. University ot Southern California, Physical Education. MR. LUCIEN GLAUDINI, B.S. Loyola University, English, Spanish, Sponsors Lancers Club. MR. MARVIN GOLD, M.A. University of Maryland, Mathematics. wr-.qv -...ff I U 5 I lung Y WOUID N Q3 VNJ' 5 .qfalkx ,,,X 1 as .t,.hm ,-. - -va 0-Q 'PWS -.. Q. .,, 'IX 4 si MR. BERNARD OXHORN, M.S. University of Southern California, Journalism, Phys- ical Education, Football, Basketball, Coach. MR. WENDELL PAGE, M.ED. University of California at Los Angeles, English, Social Studies. MR. EVERETT PARRISH, M.A. Long Beach State College, Biology, Physiology, Pho- tography, Sponsors Cinematic Club. MR. HARDIE PIERCE, A.B. Los Angeles City College, Industrial Drawing, Review Math. MR. JOHN REDFUD, M.A. University of Southern California, Senior Problems, Sponsors Boosters Club. MR. ROBERT REYNOLDS, B.A. University of Oregon, Sophomore Problems, Base- ball, Football Coach, Sponsors Anytown, Rally Clubs, MR. FRED SHERWYN, Long Beach State College, Printing, Sponsors Sigma Pi. MRS. LOUISE STEVENSON, PH.N. Univer- sity of California at Berkeley, Sponsors Junior Red Cross. MR. ROBERT SWEDE, M.A. University of California, English. MRS. ELAINE TAYLOR, B.A. Long Beach State College, Cadettes, Sophomore Problems, Sponsors Cadettes. MR. WALTER UTLEY, B.SC. University of Massachusetts, U.S. History. MR. ROY VOORHEES, A.B. Santa Barbara State College, Woodshop. MR. AARON WADE, B.A. Los Angeles State College, Physical Education, Foot- ball, Baseball Coach, Sponsors Victorios. MR. KENNETH WASHINGTON, M.A. Los Angeles State College, Chemistry, Phys- ics, Geometry, Sponsors Science Club. MR. VICTOR WIENS, M.A. Columbia Uni- versity, Choral Music, U.S. History, Spon- sors Meltones. MR. SAMUEL WILLIAMS, B.S. Bishop Col- lege, General Shop, Sponsors Technicals Club. V, MR. OLIVER WILSON, M.A. University of Southern California, U.S. History, Sopho- more Problems. ' v. ' . '- f ' , , V f - ',6-x-Sl5 l',,, sid Mrs. Frances Marshall Elllllllllllll Elllll Mrs Gertrude Yeager 5 if :il 'ls lic . 1. ggi ft ' ' Mrs. Deion Henry WY- N3 ' J . m -.X X -S age. . , . E 'X ,Q N A it ' I X Q . .1 me Kira K lToo often we have a mind-picture ot the movie type of secretary. But we ot the anhual to nd CQ fu N out differently about our staff. Interviewing callers at the front counter and over the texlgpho 5 working directly with teachers and administratorsg preparing daily bulletinsg tili an A lsr V keeping recordsy assigning of lockers, requests for transcripts, keeping attendance recor - pro- X-Am xg? gram changes, ring and annual salesg ticket sales cmd on into the night goes the tasks? the 5 YS ' n . . . . . . . - sf secretaries. Not a thankless 'ob but one that entails determination and the ability to be accur te. X C- N thx fix c gg Q Q. QF, X ff gs .. Q9 Q El R CSX Q-X X t . x Mrs, Mgbel sever Mrs. Ida Beebe wgrs. Mgbel Evgifl R :rf EUSTUUHJHE EHPHHHH IHHHHEHS 1 -I l' 41151 Furs! Row Bzllle West Fern Rococho Ella Lyrle Wrmfred Hellman Ruth Johnson Second Row Moe Crooks Mlldred Lobon A most Ioyol unsung group of school supporters ore The cusfoduons ond the cofefernc workers They furnish most essenflol Tosks for The school giving of Thelr time wrlllngly ond unselflshly :.f,,f y- P' -5! ' Wnlbur R Kunrz Thermcn Locy Deon Sampson Jasper Wymore Edward Smufh Rudolph Mortm Felnx Barber 20 , A va 5 I r I f I ff - f 1 1 ,. J Lu' - X , . , . 9 I A ' 1 V , I A f , V M-.. , . fr xv 1 ,QP 1 WE '-L. - Va px 1 .g A L , ., 1 ug A I I - 'E x' ,131 Hlmrl V Radnant an all her splendor IS the football queen and her court for 1957 M omca Easter escorted by Bobby Thompson reugned supreme at the ball Princesses and escorts rnclude Top left Delores Montez and Troy Amos Top rnght Mary 21 Dredd and John Blaylock Bottom left Pat Shepherd and Alvrn Kung Bottom rlght Laura Harrls and Tebble Fowler The event was one of the outstandmg actuvmes of the fall semester s , N 6' xl .. f--,M .iq xv , 4 N x i,.,tNL:,25 . , K 4 L ' ji -, A l ,Q x 4 A ,,f'f s, ' ' H . X A - r X E ff 4 -- I .X - 5, V ,Q xl l xv 27:5 ' V .' 'N ' l . , . vs it 4 - life- . 7 , - A B J r was fl of r f -, A, ... - ff N ' es. ' . f i . .. , 'J , X A K -, ' - , - Xl, rj, Li, -4 t , ,.., Xhx, --,X , , 1 , . Y f if Ml! 4 ...4.-..Q.s.,....,.. 1 'ft - ,ff Wiffwff Ki Kygjf x AM ff 8 SMF? 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L ltur AML VW LW K 1' Lf L lu Oli L! 4 VJ' A ,-, L WL lt was the dvowed promise ot the yeorbook editors t tell the Centennucxl story wnth prctures plctures deprctnng the true school spurnt The sensor sectron epltomrzes the heort ot o school tor here as the crownrng moment so edgerly looked tor by sensors Seniors recoll the endless excxmnnotuons studies closses experrments ro coll textbooks notebooks donces tootboll gomes the whole gomut ot school lute ond school sprrrt Grcduotuon os they wall tnnd out as only the begrnnung ot 0 coreer thot knows no bounds cx cdreer punctuated wrth hopprness ond sorrow wrth success ond torlure rn tdct oll the emotuons thot were once theirs rn school wall be on cs hugher plone, but essentrolly the some Lute wall untold rtselt on potterns estoblrshed an school LVM LIU 35' v'v0 1 Y s N s A I a I u I I , Carrie Alexander Cenrennettes Spanish Club Lydia Alvarado rd? 0 T Judson Lee Arm resfer TfGCk 1 ,f fs Sh -9 I Gwen V. Anderson Herman E. Baca Lancers Spanish Club A 2 Cv-M-'QL -za-as 55 J Lullue Bacon ,DQ 1 A' Ken Barbee 2 ,,,, ,,,, L ' if L1 4 L 1 2 Kia' John D. Blaylock Tomahawks Frances J. Brazil Hi-Filers Spanish Club Girls' League Drama Club Margaret Brinkley G.A.A. F.H.A. Honor Society Versie Brown .-+A, W sw A 4 lb. ' sf? .- s ' ' :Q iw ' . Q tl 'M' Eileen P. Brooks Douglas Brown Artisan Club Q iii. Priscilla D. Bryant Spanish Club Pauline Bullock Centennetfes Boosters Rally Club 'B' fl IQ 15 T hd' all As W Mya' Q . Floyd Brown Track Sigma Pi Boys' League f-XC Edward Burns ,flBoys' League j Ethel Rufh Burns Anthony L. Carey , 1- Q nown as of the most fashionable girls n schoo s the former president of the Girls' or of being chosen the first Girl of he onth by the newly organized Sorop- gu Dolly Marquez, She was awarded 2 MW I timi T Club of Compton. N 'gh stepping at all football games as one of the Tens glamorous flag girls. Dolly, ' very active apache was also seen past treasurer of the Girls' League, is a mern- ber of the Hi-Filers and plans to attend Compton J.C. and become a secretary. fsrfiylllffl A llfllil wll lllllllllllll' fl lilllll Gregorio Chapa Spanish Club Robert Chavez Gretchen Chevalier Centennettes C, S. F, Science Club Girls' League Student Council ill Joyce Carter Corinne Chandler lib l Adahna Mari Carter Tomahitians Rally Club Cadettes Acappella as we 45' mr, 901 Ziff HM QINQ kg.--ff i' F l 4 as l . GUY! l . i I Emery Covington Tornahawks . N-.M Football y 3 I Basketball X Track -9vQ W l li l i With chemistry and the study of history being a favorite pastime of Atwell Stewart, it's plain to see why he was chosen for this honor. He also spent the maiority of his time in an array of the campus organizations, which are C.S.F., Victorios, and the Spanish clubs. Atwell intends to venture into the scientific field and also has hopes of becom- ing a professional golfer. Johnny W. Clark Senior Band Dance Band Anna Marie Cotton Tornahitians Boosters Hi-Filers ,alll Q, llll Carolyn R. Chouteau Gerald R. N. Chouteau Band 8. Orchestra Anytown U.S,A. C. S. F. Teachers' Club Chester L. Clark Tomahawks Football Team Basketball Track Student Council llllllll Milf 1 'nl gi V , J ti W' Q., i Q , , A .V ., J: if Q i- , , J' J l ii . L L is 1 ' . fi ' i ' A. 1 if ' . i in J I ' f ff..qQj? My 2 ,A , V1 'Hn 1 J . 'N .r-A 'QCP 1 'Q Q 6, at lt ov' Ida L. Davis Drama fi: Journalism J A- A' N' - fh'fT?9'iflm, ' 'X 599 . U 5 fl -M X LQ? K. ., .L si XXJ . X sins 5 , eel Rf el z- mm V i ' X , , xl .2 lk ,. ,J SY , i 5 xx U Lx-XJ Rosa M. Dillard C. S. F, Girls' League Rep. Tomahitians Arthur Dominguez, Jr. Laura J. Dotson Bernice Davis Clifton D. Davis Tomahawks Booster Science Arthur L. Day C. S, F. Senior Class President Boys' League Charles Dickens Jerome G. Crump Boys' Glee Club Thelma Cunningham Anna Rhea Dailey G. A. A. F. H. A. Lynal Dawson Elliott Drake Sam D, Drake Mary L. Dredd Boster Club Rally Club World Friendship Club Albert Drew Errol Drew ' sv 5 5 Eugene Durrow Leonna A. Driver ' ' A Spanish Club 'I A c. s. F. 3 Science Club Centennettes Anytowners -N Student Body, Com. of Act, Yr Monica Easter Rally Club ft Centennettes I' 'X f Anytown U.S.A. ,, K- Spanish Club 'N ' Student Council 1 ,S , i fi' , XY, Doris D. Edwards - Tomahitians Girls' League ' 4 Q W M . .,, . 'vs W fibre-Q W' 'E K. I 'F V 6- as 4 6: 5 '5 -.- .,. M- ' no ie . ' A T 1:1 2 A . a L I , + it -' 'H . 'V ww ' 4, fy W Y Alice Enskip G. A. A. Red Cross Tomahitians Lois Mae Falls Booster Club Rally Club Centennettes Sally I. Florez Hi-Filers Spanish Club Girls' League ... ...,-V., ..,. .-- Jay Iles - iust to hear the name you auto- matically picture in your mind an easy going guy around campus, who really digs playing the horn. You sure missed something if you didn't get to hear Jay blow that horn! In his three years at Centennial he has been very active in sports and has played left tackle and first string on the bee team. Jay is also a member of the Judo club and has held office as president and treasurer. Hi-s future plans are to become a profes- sional musician. Sandra Fuller . ,W-v-.-pr-v. A Mary Fresquez Tomahitians Spanish Club LaJuana Fuller Cadettes Drill Team 3 Q Q Isaac Galloway ' .,, Robert L, Gant Slllll lllf Hllll.. Genelvis Foster Girls' League Hi-Filers s 3 'UK be -4-Q .J i l 'C lv 'l lil V ii, ' l1 1' ZCR vw, X iw 'ii- ll...-f' af! lllllllllll lllfllllll... -' bij' .5 , ...,. f ax V Lydia Maria Garcia Centennettes . ' l x. it. J' tk 'Vt 1 CSF '1 481-'Q id' Journalism Club Spanish Artisans Hi Filers Club I' S .M fiirwit' - 5, ..-. Q41-g, , Q Outstanding alone cannot describe the edu- M Margie Garrett X F . ' 4' ' is ' 4 -vi l Willie Mae Geter ' fl 5.7 ' 'Y A -MSN I fi,rx 5012 5,-0 9...q ft fox 3. .5 4- 'v cational abilities of Margaret Brinkley, Who plans to major in elementary education. Since her stay at Centennial Miss Brinkley has been active in many clubs such as G.A.A., F.H.A. and Spanish. But her loyal enthusiasm is devoted to the California Scholarship Federation in which she has been a member for six semesters. Margaret plans to attend U.C. at Santa Barbara. Ivry Glamore, Jr. Band Otilia Gomez Conchita Gonzales 31 'Y 'Nj Elaine Gosey Barbara Ann Graves Photography Club F. H. A. Club James Goodson Tomahawks Student Council C. S, F. Vice-Pres. Senior Class Science Club Jour nee des pues Marilyn Gordon Hi-Filers Club Red Cross Club Smyrna Gore Rally Club Centennettes C. S. F. Anytown U.S,A. Science Club Spanish Club Preston Levon Griffin Science Club Drama Club JOS GFICQO Spanish Club Boys' League l'N 'i -K fi Sybil Griffin 's'X Centennettes Veral S Tanlely Hackett Football George Hall Glee Club Basketball Robert G. Hall Victorios Rally Club Spanish Club Yell Leader Luis Gutierrez Boys' League Baseball Football Dorothy Hambrick Fay Etta Hamilton Deloris Hamlin Artisan Club G. A. A. Annual Staff Drama Club lg. BJ ll l Henry Harris ' Troy L. Hart K, V., .H Tomahawks I A Boys' League sf. 3 C . iff' ,,.. gd. r ,xy X Z! sv ,L , '05, ' ' ' if L no I 'if of l,ll L sjT Q:.1?'f . KKWL X t' 'A Roland Hays L V Bvseboll Ann Joyce Harvey ' I Hi-Filers w :nl FA L .L ' L44 'S' Irv' ,W WF 5 Barbara Ann Henderson Girls' League Hi Filers Sam L Henderson 4 33+ ii il ll I .- Nadine M. Hicks Drama Club Booth Club G. A. A. Luther L. Hill Drama Club Tomqhawks Track Football Basketball Edna Marie Holmes Drama Club Girls' League Science Club Tomahitians Booster Club Zn I' 'Q Jay Lee Iles Jessie lribarren Diane V. lrvin C. S. F. Hi-Filers Science Club Spanish Club 1 -'js I,,Qi,Q ,559 ff , it -:, NW f , ,Rl e it W ffl ,ff i gwrlipig l Willie James X H X yn 0 Football it Chosen for his journalistic ability, for which he has worked on the newspaper and an- nual staft for three consecutive years, is James Goodson. Known for his fine personality, James is a member of a variety ot Apache clubs. He served as Commissioner of Publicity tor two semesters, and is now Senior class vice-presi- dent. Participating in an array ot school ac- tivities has shown his enthusiasm for our reservation. With graduation near, James said he would like to attend L.A.C.C. and later Metropolitan Business College. As you see his interests lay in the business field. Boys -9Ogue M Clifton Jasper Fernandez Jennings Student Council Tomahawks C. S. F. Spanish Club Science Club Paper, Annual lsiah Jennings PHEl .Qs Q 1520 'ic L . 'Q-gfhnf' Albert Johnson Basketball Track Boys' League Sigma Pi Almarie Johnson Cadette Drill Team Centennettes F. H. A. l l X W: ,f., j . ,.s. . 1 T' ..- its ,Q Ox ii r A -'D .sis ln in ..-.,- 1-1 a W fill.. i-im - l x X - pg-Q, Fig I . K ov' lf' ,gf-n-'U' ' 4 Ann M. Johnson Spanish Club Journalism Club C. S. F. Centennettes Annual Staff Page 4 Editor 5,1 Student Council Rep, A charming personality describes the very pert Smyrna Gore. She has been on the Cali tornia Scholarship Federation roll for three semesters. Sy-Babe, as she is sometimes called, was seen during football season along with the other varsity song leaders leading us in our pep songs. Being vice-president ot the Rally club and treasurer of the Spanish club has proved Smyrnas outstanding ability as a leader, Her membership is held in many other school organizations. 35 Jornes Pool Johnson Myrtle F. Johnson Tomchiticms Dmmo Club G, A. A. Club Centennetfes Murle L. Jones Mg G. A. A. T5 Red Cross Dromc Club Tomclhirions Jomes P. Kone Vicrorios Cinemutics Stage Crew Harold M. Kodani Tomahawks Science Club C. H. S. Anytown USA. Spanish Club Jour nee des pues Cecile LaCour Cenrennetfes F, H. A. Spanish Club Albert Landry .75 'H :vu an V vii S' L ,i,Q ' Shirley R. Landry Centennettes Journalism Club Booster Club Dorefha Lewis Science Club Spanish Club Drama Club Ernestina Lopez 'ifsr'-1 A, if . ,? ,- . l 1 S - Robert Lopez Ronald G. Love Vicrorios Science Club Spanish Club Y' 'wif This year could never have been the same without our own Johnny Wheaton leading us in our yells to, again, win the Sportsman- ship trophy. Johnny, otherwise known t'Peter Wheat is president of the rally club and belongs to the Tomahawks and Science club. Basket- ball and baseball are also tops on his list. He plans on going to a tour-year college, preferably U.C.L.A., to become an engineer. To quote Peter Wheat regarding the root- ing and yells, l'We've had a very successful season, the best in Centennial's history. I hope that the spirit and enthusiasm can con- tinue through the year. Melba McNeil C. S. F. G. A. A. Centennettes Eugene Madison Olivia Mancha World Friendship 38 Lillian D. McDonald G. A. A. Girls' League Jr. Red Cross Cadertes Eugene McNeal Tomahawks Drama Club Hllllll lllllllllll l tllw if Betty Jean McCoy Cadettes G. A, A. ,- Mjffffla J ppdf , fp7Z77 f.,f7'l'4A H lllllli ll llllllll Seen showing her pleasant smile and dis- playing her friendliness to the entire student body is our Ann Johnson, who was chosen for her outstanding ability in journalism and for her tremendous contribution to the Apache Signal and the War Cry. Ann keeps in contact with her studies which enabled her to be a member ofthe Califor- nia Scholastic Federation. She also holds membership in the Jour nee des pues, Cen- tennettes, Spanish, and Boosters organiza- tions. Becoming a secretary and working for the country are her plans for the future. Melton Martinez Betty Jean Menetee Office Club Jean Mickles Hi-Filers 39 evo. all bu 6 .V harm 9 5 ,l L 162' '20 ll 4 A C-' ., D xv tVV l D 1 I Sl .. ' 4 '-N A f tw f ' im i - r E. l Helen Marie Murphy Violet Nichols Centennettes Celia H. Nieto Ray Lee Odom Delores Martha Montez Girls' League Centennettes Spanish Club Drill Team Junior Red Cross Student Council Estelle Motley Thelma Jean Nelson Ronald Newton lsom Miex Basketball Baseball Track Boys' League Lula Belle Milton Centennettes G. A. A. Tomahitians Katherine Juanita G. A. A. F. H. A. Science Club lrene G. Negrete Centennettes Spanish Club Science Club Boosters Club Drama Club Mitchell Y Ti Beverly R. Pecot Anytown U.S.A. Drama Club Spanish Club Rally Journalism Club Science Club Socorra Pedrozza Spanish Club Davie Perry Mary L. Pinkard Cadette Drill Team G. A. A. F. H. A. Acappella Cadettes Cf? .I i i fix rg oo- 'Q .099 Leonard Peete Victorios Varsity Football C. S. F. Hen ry Powers Football Lupe B. Ramirez Boys' Glee Club Virginia Ramirez Y ' f Helen Murphy comes to our reservation from a distant state,' Louisiana. While here at Centennial, Miss Murphy has participated in the well-known Centennettes, where she is a high-strutter. Her favorite teacher is the ever-talked-about John W. Redtud and the subiect is senior problems which he instructs. Fashions are a hobby of Helen's and she really displays them around the campus. Helen plans to become an elementary school teacher, in later lite. Dianne l. Rutan Barbara Sampson Boosters Club Aza Sanders G. A. A. Boosters Club Mary Robinson Barbara S. Russell 0 fs. .4-' nw' fax -,- ' 1 nv 4' ! , it lllllllllllll llll Elllll llllll L, My M7 c XL t , L7 we Vwffw Mfr QQ , ,042 W4 559 EL AZMXJ A4 4 4, lt fi? U 5 Marva Ann Robinson C. S. F. , Spanish Club K 'h 511131 l it V, ll ' lah 5 1 3 A I 1 i e, fitli W .ual all l y 1. Joseph Scott Boys' Glee Club Ma rva Scott , i ...llll Zerline Shankle G. A. A, F. H. A. Hi-Filers Y' Chosen for his outstanding work in student government is Harold Kodani, tall semester treasurer ot the student body. His person- ality and brains plus the tact that he is o very neat dresser help to make him very popular both with the students and faculty. Harold is in an array of campus clubs in- cluding the Tomahawks, Journalism, and science and is also president of the Calitore nia Scholarship Federation. As editor ot the Apache Signal and assistant editor ot the War Cry he has contributed a great deal to Centennial. Plans for the future include entering a field of Science in either chemistry or physics and attending U.C,.L.A. Ellowese Scott Honor Society Drama Club Spanish Club Rally Club Centennettes G. A. A. Yell Leader Boosters Club Charles Schaefer Leeotis Sanders lllmllllllllll Ulllll fi 1 Ao QA., K -.. sag 126 Q, fy 1 'iff -aft l 'f.'i way Edna P. Shepherd Herman Shields Ray M. Shivers l.ola Simmons Nurses of Tomorrow Future Homemakers Centennettes A de e .l Nun-1-asia if 'Y -. E lift at 'S Gilbert A Silver Alonzo Simmons Football ' Track Basketball James K. Simpson Victorios Football Basketball Baseball Spanish Club Mary P. Skannal G. A. A. 'HX' if t , + P se ! l - . .gg 5, av- R C 2 'SE' in 3' . .,p , , Cloteal Simmons Dianna L. Smith Eddie J. Smith Julius Smith 'E' 3 G3 S' S-B' . z .T ., A - ...Q - S' A V iv Q 1 I Y, I 1 1 A C4 gre RL? cy' , .. . i f '59 .5 Delores P. Sterling Girls' League Rep. Atwell Stewart, Jr. Vnctorios C. S. F. sh Club Beverly J. Speed l lI'FIlBfS Jeanette Stallworth Earthalene Stantield Rally Club G. A, A. Berry J. Stringtellow Vera Strain Band G. A. A. F. H. A. Centennettes Booker A. Taylor Judo Club Booster Club Boys' League, Pres, Track Basketball Football Janis E. Taylor Roy H. Taylor Football Basketball John Sutton Victorios Barbara J. Taylor Boosters Club w Centennettes if f 'T Sf' s ay' .44- ' . SX, ' A 'N ,T fd g 8 . f I 'adn' uf A l . t ltN M Q Q M L15 3 5 4,-.-TT., r 'T.t A A T ' S fin Jvsffii if nk fi? Thris Taylor Bobbie Nell Thomas Charlene Marie Thomas Tomohitians Bosters Honor Society Wllll Elllllllmllllllll lflwlllll Q -if 0 Q i 1' , . , 3 A -' my l V' T ' McKinley Thomas A r y T ,E . I it V J Bessie Thompson Drama Club nf' G rls League 351 i Cora Jean Thompson Drama Club Girls League Since her stay at Centennial High, Shirley Marshall has devoted much ot her time to the progress of our school. Miss Marshall has participated strongly in the Girls Ath- letic Association, for which she has been a member for six semesters. Last year Shirley was honored by being announced winner in the Printing Week Essay contest. O 1' x v Robt. Lee Thompson Science Club Spanish Club Boys' League Tomahawks Student Council Football Basketball Track Drama Club Ora Dee Tribue Mattie Tucker ...llli lil-lllllE...llll llllllll lflllilSlllll-iS H ll ' .Mb V , 1 r I Tg nce Tucker Edward M. Turner Tomahawks Sigma Pi is ff . s. ii' f lli T .l ' -A. rf' fy ? ' N auf' 1' , -4' 4.5 -ffgti'-A l 1 i il xi 'N f g,.- is., .i-an if J? Arthur Tysen I ' le 1a i T fi Known tor his outstanding ability in football is our co-captain for the year Bobby Thompson. This good looking guy is also noted for playing bas- ketball and track. He was our past commissioner of athletics. Tops on his list ot clubs is the Toma- hawks but he also belongs to the Science, Span- ish and Drama Clubs. College football and a course on business is in- cluded in his plans for the future but he is un- decided as to which college he wants to attend. Scoring many ot our basketball points for three years as one of our outstanding players shown above is Chester Clark. Serving the past semes- ters as chief executive of the Tomahawks and last semester vice-president ot the Student Body, i'Chet can be recognized for the embroidered silk shirts he wears. With his aim high, he plans to enter.Oregon State University. ii' . sv- A 4 N-pf . James E. Walker Football Baseball Basketball Tomahawks llth Grade Vice-Pres. Walter J. Ward Basketball Calif. Cadet Corps Talent Show f l -v-2 E .. 'fu-nv' 5 X J 3 5 2 J - f l ' , I Robert Washington Jurldean Washinglon Thelma Webb George Webster Johnny Wheaton Tomahawks Basketball Baseball Boosters Club Phyllis Winn George While 1515 T I f . ,' l Larry F. Whife Bobbie Jean Williams Science Club Charles Williams if U l , no iaqrliwlfiilliams YXQ llfll H Foorboll DJ 1 swf l i ,,,, 2255. .iiiitz Q V? ll l Joyce Williams Q1 Y ils Xl ' Wk pf K , ii N Fwy Oscar J. Williams I 3 , Qi ,A W0 Nw 5 ,', gt f T k my f l bl '-we fp' 9, , Xl r SJ --.:. fff iv gi W W ' Ml V dm F' i l XD ,f S si , W il' V Roy Williams Willie Ed. Williams Charleen Wilson Richard L. Wilson o s' eo ue -ni 'Y' 'l fi-4,411 ffsffi . 'al I .uve QJ ' . . ff , ' . K 5 ..f- . ...if .Y 1 4 S' . ., X 2 fl xg, iw, l 5 8 X Some ot the top seniors and exciting ac- tion portray many of The events partici- pated in by The graduating class. Seen in the top trarne is The high-stepping baton twirlers led by Ann Johnson step- ping out in the Willowbrook Christmas Parade. At one of the assemblies an un- known senior takes it right in the kisser as part of a skit. 'fx .Si ,Hllllll lllilll lil Hllllll jfwd GQ s iffy? Cx 0 I7 1 ,LAL U 'wwf ,iw 4 ' f f W fi , fl M kv . Qyblfbff ffl -4716 h. 'Lian ffffilofu ,ff v7Z6GfL, fwff , I afvozi fy LQXXIAA. . A , i f Um ilk, ,QAVJL fuzwi, ,Qy , , LVL T T I Liflftlfgv QW T lylfj My Will Wright Anita Yanes Centennettes Spanish Club Artisan Club H, ' mmf! it l -'f'1,Zle!4f-rv f 4, .- . 1 Q.-s .,. wa If, Tr ,X , if rj if . 2 G, - vs ll i-,V KMA y,i A ,, LV' S Camera Shy Clufton Adamson Leonard Broadnax James Davis Lester Hull Martha Jaramlllo Wnllue Estella Peoples Hewey Rnchard James Shackelford Harvey Smnth Mnnnne Wallace THU Excntement ran hugh at the Spannsh club Chrlstmas party held nn the school cafe terla Shown are Mr John Candla talking thungs over with assnstant prunclpals Wulbur North and Dorothy Henlman Some of the celelorutues at the festrvmes nncluded Lydna Garcna Herman Baca Lucy Velasco and Aurora Stratton WDW EUVHUHUHU L L ld 14,911 L, Q LM + 'U ft' Cu! f L X 2 ' AA fi I X. If N L1l'fi 'V' ffffff f f ff , ff? ff V , X f N ,f fl li 5 ' I f I ,Y Y Q , , I-if 4 1 'W , X f xg vi ! 4. ff f JH X- X ff' A , a I Lf' iff -.. Lff, ,J L Q fijkvzgf f' ' ,- . 1 . , VV C l C Lf 4 ffl, fi ffm J fl'W?5 We MZWWM Jw jjfifwj W WWZW Jiffwwfwjggffb MWWMWZW iw QAM JM n ' W WW e e Af L i . ,L ' 0 ' , , Y 'JD' 7 K 6U A 0, 5 , I - X Q ' mf . du-UL 1-AW One lives ond learn t Vw, Aj Demo d ' S by doing, The Unde WYULLJ dem n :ts many facets Com rsfcnnding of ment or - , e T0 life when 40 . gflnlzoflons are giv s - . u . en the OPPOITU . HM PHEEIUW 'A llllll 'fl ru - 3 Q 2 a. CD N .- ro 3 : : mn u- 2 rn Q CD Q. rr f ? V- + fl 6' 2 3 C Q. m 3 4 rn W. o -. J' 5 U, VW 3' 2 Q 'fl Fa zz J Q. 3 Q 3 N4 o -, T ru 1 Q 9' mes served as Fall Preswdenf Oufsrcmdmg In hrs dunes of the fxrst semester Fernandez supervised Centenmols Fwrsr Homecomvng He holds membershlo m me Tomclhowks Any towners S ente GHG ws fl rwree veur member n 'we Coluformm Scholorshxp Federation Ferncmdez pkms io oifend U loco! college cmd become 0 medxcol doctor 54 'Y . ,, Q ' 5'1 ink p X X I if- :gd g Xl . . A ' r A J-ff77'1T3'r' 'a A A' 9' ' ' , 1 ,J ,, Q , 1 . . ,. wif' 1 I - I ,B SPHIHE lllll5lllllll ff 4 C with W' ,ua 741- fg fe-4 Endnng a very successful Term as Student Body Sprung Presudent was the ever popular semor Harold Kodanl Mas rs very active an many school organnzahons and achvmes ln has gunror year Harold served as Commissioner of Publlcufy and was a member of the Anyfown Spannsh Science and a lufe member of the Calaforma Scholastlc Federation . X . l A . r -f 5 Z l A 11 ,1- '- M ,l 4'xf 7 : , A 5,- , fl E in b i 1 I Q 1' A ' 4 4 lf Fl-1 A xg ,tj ' f' . A , I 1 ' , X l l PHEUUHH '-:AJ Toknng over flee Student Counctl an the absence of Fernandez Jennings was Chester Clark ttvmes to keep good conduct In all student of Chester took enough time from has sports oc foxrs dunng the Fall Semester He wnll attend Arvzono State College but has not declded on cs specnfnc fzeld . ly I K: gf 4 ivr ' W X l A ' ' X Elllllll lllll llllllllllll '5-TR. sl, ' Ur , lg if Jill' A., 5 Ruben Thompson served as Srudenv Body Vuce Presldent for the Sprung Semester berng one of the most active and popular men on campus Bobby ns one of our frnendlnesr semors and he always has cu cheerful hello for everyone Acrxve nn many organlzcmons Bob has held many offuces whuch include the following Pres: dem of The Junnor Class Sensor Class Treasurer Commrssloner of Afhlerrcs and IS a member of the Tomahawks Scnence and Spanish clubs Has l'T1GlOf goal rn lnfe us to attend the College of Pacufnc and become a Physical educahon teacher Q 57 .1 , ' 4 fl' 'f by , 5 V l 4 X1 9 S Q . gg 755 4 kj K G11 ' V l 'Q Q. ff f at QI .r ' 'fl-U 4 W e A A ' 1 J 1 . Q? , - K ', , S-X i D . K, on W ' ' ff v . P A -M -, W1 ' r .V ', .5 l 'ga' l .lk .,-V1 K ' v 4 , .' , wwf, A ls. ' 'A' 'f'f.'T'fE . A ' f W ik vscb, . 1 I X , 1 V f 5? 5 . - i L , . . I 1 x Y I f 'lA A , I I - ' , A , . of .9 .,'4 ,f -if F ' 1. fm' 1 I , .A . V, K 4 1 . I A i , 4 S . S , Q , 1 Y ll . t R . , s '. V .fi f . ' il Q f.'-,Q , W ' ,sg . S , - -1+,+:g: . , ,, 4 1 f 'MQ as ' 3? I . ' '-5 . , K Q , 4 ' - . ,h . 4 5 Y, . 5 , , I i nummmssmuiiis - -lib Commissioner of Bobby Thompson I Commissioner of Finance Mary Bookman Commissioner of Activities , Gretchen Chevalier Commissioner of Publicity James Goodson Commissioner of Service Laura Harris EUWWISSIUHEHE Commissioner of Service Marilyn Embree Service is the key word in connection with the Commissioners. They form an integral part ofthe proper school functions and work closely to- gether with all elected officers. This group rep- resented vital areas of activities essential to school success. Commissioner of Athletics Alvin King Commissioner of Activities Mary Smith -vi' Commissioner of Finance Esther Montgomery QUN .1 Commissioner of Publicity Ronald Jennings tif' g,Q,..., X by K5 ,A N VW ti it r iiiitiiirt t it W X Q! . ei i W ' , V y 5 I if Xlylgx 1 M Al X NNN llx vi f r. sa, Xfyyalil lb U Xi l QV Xllbiw ' XJQX--5' X X XVX x., hz f ,su W ON V , y I dx! 1 Q fvsifwn X wifi i fa xiljldy N SQL ht Qu vt' x Q ' QM mf W it X g A staff W Qlw ll WN WN A ll 'Wg tl W to ,julb SUN-'S xi ilk W3 L jig tt if 4 tl, tl 7 we i, , Wi Q by A my LQ Elllllll Sflllflllll Keeping accurate account of all council meet ings was Monica Easter. Her pleasing per onality afforded her many hours during her l lx three years at Centennial. Monica was Foot ball Queen for 1956, Girl of The Month, and is a Varsity Song Leader. She is a member of the Science, Spanish, and Rally Clubs Her plans for the future include attending City College to become a teacher. Charming indeed describes our Spring secretary Gretchen Chev oller Gretchen has partscipated in many organizations such as the Science Drama Centennet tes and C S F Pert and petite describes her as one of our top flag girls She was past Commissioner of Ac tnvities Doing a wonderful lob in this position Gretchen was elected Spring Secretary Unde cided about which college to at tend Gretchen plans to go into the nursing field ii' -ai' wa! in Harold Kodani served as Fall Treasurer. Handling money problems with all ease made him a fine choice for Spring President. He is a member ofthe Anytown, Science, Spanish and C.S.F. clubs. Harold plans to at- tend Santa Barbara University and will go into the field of science. siiiii iiiiiliiiii 15949 i Wit illll lliiliEUliili s cs E ' '.', f qs. S Handling all money matters was Spring Treasurer Leonna Driver. A very popular sen- ior around campus, Leonna has a very charming personality with a brilliant smile for everyone. She has been very active on campus and has held many offices which include the following: Student Body Treas- urer, Commissioner of Activities, President of the Centennette Drill Team, Song Leader, Treasurer of Spanish club, Vice-President of the Science club, Anytowners, and Secretary of the C.S.F. Leonna's future ambition is to attend Michigan State College and become an Electrical Engineer. WL: cg 54 , . my l Dolly Marquez Presldent 'VN '-QQ? if Arletta Stokes Esther Montgomery Secretary Elllllf lllllll ff' fvsfvv. rklhfx. 5: Q'- Y '- 'Qi N... Irene Negrete Delores Montez Vlce President Beverly P cot HlllElllE N- Bobby Owens Arletto Stokes Treasurer of I' Wlth capable fall and sprung officers servrng the Girls League they have spon sored many actlvltles The annual Sweetheart Dance In February and the Mother and Daughter dnnner anded the group A box social was the top actuvuty ot the League whuch enabled them to mauntaln such a hugh standard lv X u t y 3 Q I , U lllll llll Ellllllll ' 'vm ss grssti g X fy? .sail ' r -eee 1 , D -956. x-s.,f 'sv' , .,4 I -1 Richard Montez Oscar Wnlluams 55: gr' -T Avo in-ff l- vi-gy l JIU' Vlfe Pfe5'de 'l Fred Nichols Booker Taylor ll UHIEHTE Lurs Gutierrez Otus Davis Treasurer up-5' President lf' 'T ..-4 N-K' Luls Marun Richard Montez Secretary A newly organlzed group around campus us the Boys League Wnth eager fall and sprung offncers they have sponsored many successful actrvltles The Thanks gnvrng Dance, Father Son Banquet, the fall and sprung Paper Drrve, and the Hay rrde all anded the group The Boy of the Month ns one of the top actrvntnes sponsored by the League, which IS based on the mdlvldual's cntlzenshlp, scholar ship, and leadership alolllty These are only a few of the actlvntnes which make them a highly rated group f ff 41 41' 63 HHH? lfllflf ll I l ,TT I N' T T T ' all I X T Q l ' r l ,I My lt' ,if -fp to t N rlll HU small T r , -3 X f ,N L. a T' T F we Delores Dumos, President Borboro Owens, Secretary ELHGE Arthur Doy, President James Goodson, Vice-President SUHUHE Troy Amos, Sergeant-at-Arms Bobby Thompson Treasurer EUPHUWUHES UHIEEHS Cleo Hcnrris, President Ronald Jennings, Vice-President R. D. Pittman, Treasurer Johnnie Ruth White, SUPHUWUHEE ' Ax, , Morgorifo Duencs, Treasurer Fred Andrews, Vice-President Lf-, AirJfY1fl SIUUHN UQHLEJHHIZHIIUH M NMMA Mfqjwj wwzjwgm MW! 9 ,a57.C ' X wi X X. MF 1-with aww. v ' W W 3633 -.AM q.LffMS.,.l1 .,,,,,, T Uv M' WM 1 x' ' AM ME , , 'X 'W A I ,, AV ,KW It ony dreo olds nn The development ot good school ro port ond school sprnt TT as The nntegrol club progrcmm In stntuted on the cctmpus Stortlng out ID cm smcxll vvoy tour yecmrs cxgo the orgcxnuzcxtlonol setup Includes over 27 clubs that meet ot regulcxr nntervols To work out de tolls ond functions Boys cmd gurls have been able To ledrn To llve ond work Together on o brooder bcisls for The benefit ot The school, undtvrduol ond the community 1 T , - ' ,4 , ' ' ' ' . A V f . A rl f It , A , , A f ' . ' K . K T Slllllllllllllllf llllEE lll 0 They talk abut the confusing period in high school adjustment and we guess they mean the sophomore class. lt is difficult from a standpoint of so many new things. 0 The sophomore class, however, came through in many areas and credited themselves with many noteworthy activities. The leadership of this ,class with Delores Dumas, President, Fred Andrews, Vice-President, Barbara Owens, Secretary, and Marguerita Duenas as Treasurer as the newest built a firm foundation for future work. 0 The sophomores could easily list many names in a variety of fields at Centennial. From sports to the creative field competency is the keynote and interest the watchword. The print shop, art department and journalism class are but a few of the areas of productive activity. 0 The Drama Club, Tomahawks and on into the night tells the tale of the sophomore group. We can all remember how hard they worked for the White Christmas Fund. The fun they had at the Annual Sophomore Hop. All the food some ate at the Sophomore Breakfast and the very wonderful contribution to the Library Fund Drive. A wonderful beginning the sophomores had and no doubt one that will reach out and tab many for success. IQEQ swf .5 N33 F J, --I, f 'f ...v-.gli 2. Nmxii ' Q., a Flrsf Row M Cobb P Siler M Woodward S Perry L Fulton H Poole K Battle C Stratton W Romurez S Evans L Charles G Roclwen E Gutnerez Second Row A Wrnstead C Ferguson E Mason N Rafnurez A Salvanera R Gruego M Bronson L Bell S Haynes C Neal To Iver F Jackson L Francnsco C Hollus J Monk B rd Furs! Row Mr John Adams J Carpenter L Dean M Odom L Warren L Dnaz B Anderson V Newton D Robinson M Mxller H Brooks A Woodward B Wnlllams P Nuckols A Loyd E Flores Second Row C Hampton H Wrnght R Morales T Mendoza R Murray G Barken B Tndwell D Astroda J Babb B Early I Arrolo G Nlckerson R Mltchell Thlrd Row R Hunogos B Washington W Carr S Mxckle D Donaldson C Hlnkle E Plrron R Wylue R Spears C Sloan B Mclntosh O Allen R Jackson S . A . .G r l ' l A I Q 1 L Q . , l 1 V . I N J l R l I , 7 W K K. It rx b I K x.vi.wvh WAV :xt il. B-. Allen, Warren, V. Caleott, R. Williarns, Third lllow: C. Clntis, R., Tomlpson, S. Davis, VH. Stokes, AC. Venney,. M. Booth, J, Wriaht, J ll' , . , . ' , . ', . , .By , ' 6 .. C' Q A C7 1 . , .V W .3 - A ' ' -Q l l 1 l uf A W: ' - V x 1' V s 4 , Y 1 ' 4 .sl A 1- Q . 1 Q '-' 515 W. I I , 1 5 1 -A First Row: John Adams, M. Hoggan, J. Moore, A. Stalworth, L. Oliver, J. Smith, E. Porter, B. Boirs, S. Reece, R. Pedroza, A. Johnson, Q. Haw kins, C. Sharp, B. Harrison. Second Row: H. Roberts, P. Baldwin, R. Waldon, B. Carter, M. Gregory R. Nunez, M. Marshall, N. MacNeal, L Washington, W. Walker, S. Escobar, M. Davis, C. Molina, B. Alexander. Third Row: A. Russel, W. Jackson, R. Brooks, V. Foster, A. Ginez, R Roos, R. Sterling, R. Govan, M. Lee, J. Williams, H. Bailey, M. Randall, M. Adams. First Row: J, Moore, E. Pirrs, B. Thompson, C. Moss, A. Blaylock, W. Thompson, M. Herrera, M.-Hubert, B. Ortiz, M. Williams, J. Hodges, C McKinney, W. Brown, L. Jackens, C. Ganes, G. Hockins. Second Row: C. Sankey, W. Cooley, L. Wilson, F. Andrew K. Cornelius, H. Crown, B. Macklin, T.E. Johnson, W. Hill, D. Dumas, M. Wallace, A. West, L. Lumpkin, G. Glover, P. Speed. Third Row: L. Lee, F. Dupree, J. Dixon J. Primmer, F. Gray, J. Lopez, D. Sampson, O. Siber, L. Tensley, D. Thomas, J. Summerwell, D. Anderson, W. Bingham, C. Mariles. ' Y n . 3 Q - 4 I l gum, . W Xi. A E? L-4 X! ll hp Qi 1.---7' Flrs9 Row Mr Wendell Page L Brown J Sessor D Ruffms C Duran V Chavez S Davrs B G Duncans L Le Gardy O Lyons E Murry T Cooper Furs! Row Mr Robert Reynolds T Grrffrn A Gonzales A Stephens E Jefferson G Perryman P Davus E Larks S Farrbanks R Edgar G Domnnguez Second Row L Thomas M Simon B Catley E Graves E Fnelds J Duncan R Lopez G Hudson S Vasquez T Spears R Hnrose D Druscoll F George A Jasper L Fuggrns D Chrsm J Mosely F Robmson J Wicks F Green Q , v-. Mnlls Second Row W Hunton R DeLa Cruz M Crawford G Garcra P Walker D Hays Alexander E Claxton D Kung C Hosley D Third Row J Herndon J Lrncoln J Wakes L Davns C Thornton l - N4 7 X - ' L Q fi' , f J , L 'I vvjv. X Q v 451: . 9 A . If I - 17 r ' CS . 'XX ' 4 1 , 54 1 .,:, - First Row- C Foster L Butts E Brooks H. Davis, M. Ortega, H. Hackett, L. Harronce, M. Moreno, L, Roly, R. Pacheco, B. Colman, E. Webb, Mr. Robert Reynolds. 'Second Row: M, 'Fitzgerald, C. Tate, Y. Wallace, C. Gosey, R, Seabord, W. Gregory, M. Carter, P. Dominguez, T. Curz, M. Steele, R. Ellis. Third Row: A. Miranda, R. Perez, L. Tiliman, O. Sanders, F. Williams, J. Winston, E. Bryant, B. Allen, J. Preciado, D. Barry, S. Dumas. Cfi sunk 'x Fx First Row D Woods B Stokes M Carrington H Collins B Thomas G Franklin D Patterson L Roberts L Cruz S Cortes G Broyles M McDan1els Second Row M Haynes P Sampson L Lindsey J Hubbard M Ross M Bradley B Hawkins A Williams R Peirce S Rhodes M Duenas C McGowan J Samuels L Burns B Garrett Thsrd Row H McLemore B Johnson S Johnson W Brooks C Smith R Gutierrez C Hampton J Nash J Dredd D Cruz E Brooks M McCrea S McCrumby L Ale ander Mr Robert Reynolds I L i 1, 3 A y 1 . . y i R 9 - 8 P' 'Jj N W I5 . A l l ' ' V J' 5 i at X h l.'i , y s ,gg 72 :- First Row: Mr, Robert Reynolds, J. Hill, S. Garza, M. Johnson, M. Mendoza, M. Leung, B. Nelson, H. Revelez, M. Jackson, C. Turner, M. James J, Soto, P. Mendoza. Second Row: E. Guerra, J. Donez, L. Young, R. Scott, S. Hernandez, R, Thomas, H. Riggins, D. Wright, D. Fenderson, W Wright, B. Walders, L, Galang. Third Row: J. Hill, R. Williams, K. Key, A, Mead, T. Washington, D. Campbell, L. Milton, R. Bledsoe, .M. Jack son, J. Love, G. Lewis. 1 5 'V -fx Q? First Row E Williams J McMullon M French P Patterson J Hendersaon J Swain D Burnett R Miranda N Florez H Wright J Alva W Carey Mrs Elaine Taylor Second Row V Burries M Chase L Arnold J Cunningham E Silva S Denson L Richardson B Armbrester W Williams M Anderson R Wagner G Sibley Thlrd Row H Edwards A Gibson M Negrete J Thompson N Murry W Thompson M Mays W Berry B Hughes V Vittatoe 7 . , ' r :As l l ,W J l. t - -' Y- N V l 9 . Q g - J I- ST G is A' 1 - I 3 W F J 3 l ' J ,' '1- . I ' ---J' A A y J 6 I , v . T i ' N , ,n- - K - A 1 - .Z First Row Mrs Elaine Taylor T Salondez C Stewart J Dredd S Mack B Owens G Moore E B k B J h an s o nson M Davula R Valdez Second Row J Skannel B Peacock A Wulluams S Kumble M Hawkins E Marshall H Henry E Johnson E Puttman S Amaro Thlrd Row P Perez H Justice D Bryant J Tatum W Parker A Gale V Vllla B Sutton M Comeaux Furs! Row J Edwards F Scruggs R Rangel J Wllleams B Yayman R Pnttman E Barber A 8. 9 Y U v . 5 Gr 1 K... vm. A I - Q,...v ' Q --cb' ' r . tv' ' 5 I 1' I ' , U D V, It 2 I l 1 , 1 il.. - l' S ' 5 we i f 1 4 -' . Lf 43. 1' , - I if lr .:'., a!',,. N 'gf' Y' , 7 1' J W , I . B x I, ' A. u ' I . I f' 7 f YT . A C I . ' 4 A A 1 X . l . f A r , 4 A ' : L. Arbizo, C. Lopez, A. Volber, I. Young, J. Mczin, R. Mungua, B. Jones, L. Brussard, Mr. Oliver Wilson. Second Row: W. Sanders, llllllllli ElllSE Hi lQ5ll 0 ln a way it's tun to look back at last year's annual and see this class as it was. Little did they realize, and us for that matter, that it would be a short time before they assumed the real job of leadership of the school. From quite an inauspicious beginning as a group they have de- veloped to the point where they are ready for the top job. 0 With the election of Cleo Harris, President, Ronald Jennings, Vice-President, Johnnye Ruth White, Secretary, and R. D. Pittman, Treasurer, this class dug in and accomplished all that was asked of them as a group and in many instances much more. They supervised at games to selling tickets to supporting the Polio Drive, White Christmas Fund and the Blind Assembly. Theirs was a vital interest and concern. 0 Who can forget the Junior Social Dance, the Annual Skating Party, the Junior Picnic and the Junior Prom. Who can forget some of the top athletes and the outstanding students entered in the essay contests and Bill of Rights speech contest. Our hats are off to the leaders of the future, the bosses of Centennial next year. f 1 Leif 545 LAC, C? A L -L bf fl! X16 I X7 UVCQILC gf frfk D ref tk' A X -741 Zi' L! ' fa P four J ff . AJ .4 f . '7 ' X 4 X A, foam ff 44 .Ll5'N g0 ,J ,49f5,,cf1 if 1, L- Cf LLL ai! .,g ,LLfCl'ccQ Y 7L XQ ...llll lllll llHUlllE ll if cf' XJ l lll' i 'f,2L 'f X First Row: J. McComb, M. Perry, J. Thomas, V. Smith, J. Taylor, H. Wilson, A. Campbell, M. Bokman, M. Embree, D. Bennett, L. Friar, A. Carter C. Kirkwood, E. Gregory, L. Simbler. Second Row: V. Padilla, M. Esquivel, P. Shepherd, R. Stanford, T. Whitaker, Y. Williams, J. Buftord, D Richardson, C. Sherman, C. Crammer, K. Embry, J. Vehey, J. Dowells, V. Robles, Third Row: H. Baker, A. Kidd, M. Amos, V. Miranda, C Harris, J. Perry, D. Nix, O. Calhoun, R. Liebzeit, C. Hicks, J. Chambers, J. Ford. First Row: D. Johnson, C. Robinson, S. Crichton, J. Prude, M. Rice, B. Simmons, V. Jackson, P. Fabio, Z. Alexis, J. Blaylock, M. James, Mr William Barnes. Second Row: E. Kemp, A, Gonsalves, W. Taylor, B. Broyles, H. Campos, B, Bronson, C, Sherlee, S. Mayo, B. Sturgis, A, Phillips C. Butler, J. Wilcots. Third Row: B. Davis, B. Kelsey, O. Patton, B. Rogers, V, Upshaw, W. Ramirez, W. Cleveland, J. Robinson, A. Fite, D Baszile, H. Williams. X... Q, wr 9 . Q e y F x . W A - Q - l fr- if ' - A ' l 1 . I 1. . 1 ' I I i V 4 -Qs M g F.. A Tz- g S-uf '999 'lr 1-lf 1 X' Q-- ' S L.-L Flrsf Row L Harrns S Gutuerrez L Montez E Johnson E DeVnlle l H enry M Evans D Webb J Galloway L Velosco M Nules C Qmlth V Knox Second Row J Crump C Thomos F Green D Mannung R Sloan N Zomot C Peyton H Johnson F Jones F Scruggs F Scott A Stoke Thnrd Row T Turner G Wtlson E Stephens F Allen S Ontuz M Farmer H Capers K Norrns M Sweet F Anderson W Green R Johnson L Newborn E Runz Mlss Furs? Row G Adams M Henderson L Pena G McKnnney A Flores F Alllson R Montez Elnzobeth Bryan Second Row M Jackson P Moss E Montgomery K D vxs G Mnngo V Phllllps W Sm h K Adams J Robunson R Garcua Thlrd Row D DeLoCruz W Carpenter B Davenport J Alexander M Zalopany V Justice M Sums R Paullet E Foster R Drake L Tovar F Ballard Q Q Sl If . L We ' A 5 3 . ' I ll Q 1 l . J 5 .' -- . 1 ,4 ' 'Q is y an C yt., J ' 3' N Ck Ki g . J g .1 we px X. C A. X A E- .x 1 ' I. ', AAC Q .I . 'f rj f I -V. ,V L In y! 2 VI X3 ii, u 99 -f El F , A-C ' . 'l , . ,,- ,, f 'x n A 'f A ' ffl l r J - J -fe L - 'F 1' till M ' I V Llc .L l 1 my 1 F U V J y yer, ribben, N. Harris, L. McDonald, G. Hill, M. Jon D, S ' h R. Pan ei n, R. ' ' ' . . , . , . n, . Cryer, J. Jones, R. Jennings, -B. Hall, L. Mason V LaMar ear, . ohnso l. Stewar ird Row-L Marin A Alvarado R R . . , . , . amos, R. Roberts, G. Spruce, E. Smith, R. Pittman, W. Calloway, F Nich . orton, .Johnson, , as. 5 es pig t, J. Simon, W. Cunningham g arcia, . mble. Second Row- T Whitt J Bryson D Alle S l First Row: gms El beth ryan, D. Ra , A. Fr K. G il KT K-X GTX U F, 1 Farsi Row Miss Elizabeth Bryan V Hicks D Fields L Stanley A Stratton G Hatcher M Smith J Young L Price W Smith M Hawkins W McGraney O Gordon H Davis Second Row R Travenia C Gutierrez J Quintana L Slaughter R King C Lewis S Curry R McCoy L Mingo J Ramirez L Cannon M Small R Dungee Third Row J R l atter J Adams S Johnson E Manley F Ortega M Robis L Givens T Fowler J McCoy D Verd A 8 on ugo Garcia J Davis 0 l Q ' 0 A L L We t , g Q , we , 1 I I 4 sf J . . 2 b ' M 'g lv I. ?'gM on Q .,. .A f A E y 4. cl y , H gn! A ' 4 'f ' ' .zj ' .. 1 ,g g L I J . W1 Fl Q , ' F i ' -I . vr A x 7 Flrst Row: C. Flores, B. Owens, A. Bessera, E. Perez, J. Talarnentes, C. Bell, E, Yolas, H. Hart, M. Jordan, S. Olsonf S. Lechuga, G, Hackett M B In D I S d R ' ' ' :ss ar ara avus econ ow. E. Favors, S. Haynes, S. Bates, R. Johnson, M. Coy, V. Avila, G. Bouldan, L. Calloway, R. Jaramilli, J. Odom S. Preciado, P. Dunn, M. Mclntosh. Third Row: L. Freeman, E. Liggins, J. Garrett, B. Sankey, C. Johnson, R. Grant, G. McQuarn, L. Cannon Y, Markham, M. Saucedo, I. Barber. V 'J r--I' i Furst Row D Reynolas Iuez B nderson J Reed B Jacobs J Wslson L I I ms D an Wnute J WH P C I ICYTTS OT EZ Wllluams Mr Vnctor Wuens Second Row J Ortiz F Stewart A Yancy J Long C Wnght J Whuten M Reece J Wrnston C Beas J Alarnan G Ortega Thlrd Row S Fore A Wllluams V Washington B Watklns S Asa W Johnson T Tlsdals C Fuego D Gnffm M Banks A Wallace J Watson T Andrews . Q ' I f I I .A .ff M 'I' K . I K rf x , . tip Q V 'mx' . . ' I ' ' :' v I I r F l' ba' lf .U 4 ' -. , 4 . I ' : . ',l,Enrq , ,He ,. , . , . , .Wlla ,I e ,J. , . , , t,C. ' , . ' ' . : . ', . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . ley, First Row: W, Utley, R. Romero, D. Cesena, A, Bradley, E. Brown, P, Nairn, S. Ayala, E. Pecot, A. Holman, M. Matthews,, R. Florez, N. Brown J. Irvin. Second Row: N. Taylor, L. Davis, R. Taylor, S. Jones, O. Simon, S. Nickerson, N. Roby, B. Johnson, A. Phillips, B. Gordon, W. Hill, M Lee, L. Jackson. Third Row: O. Anderson, L. Henderson, R, Jones, R, Smith, G. Navarro, W. Dupree, G. Crowder, G. Adair. -G. Mestas, D Lewis, J. Bray, T. Selico. X L First Row: M, Soto, D. Smith, E. Fairbanks, L. Jamison, P, Edwards, M. Garcia, A. Herrin . anks, O. Taylor, L. Skelton, B, Brown, N. Geter, H. Buffet, W. Utley. Second Row: C. Godwin, O. McDonald, A. Johnson, G. Bass, i s, R. Griffin, R. Angulo, H. Thomas, W. Downs, M. Magdaleno, W. Jones, C. Thomas Third Row: W, Riley, E. Higgins, C. Washington, hepherd, O. Davis, W. Brown, W, Rernson, C. Sim- mons, J. Martinez, F. James. ii lllllililllll EElllllllllElllll flllfllllllll One must have 3 A's and l B to be eligible for the California Scholarship Federation. This club is sponsored by Dr. Clifford Liliekvist and gives recognition to students Janet Galloway Lydia Garcia James Goodson Smyrna Gore Laura Harris Helen Hart Leslie Henderson Diane Irwin Randy lwasaka Mary Jackson Fernandez Jennings Ann Johnson Alvin Kidd Harold Kodani Wilma McCraney Lois McDonald Yvonne Markham Shirley Marshall Thelma Nelson Leonard Peete Doris Richardson Marva Robinson Ellawese Scott Marion Small Atwell Stewart Charlene Thomas Charletta Thomas Elsa Yolas Irene Negrete John Blaylock Margaret Brinkley Charlotte Butler Wanda Carpenter Gretchen Chevalier Cynthia Cranmer Shriley Cryer Arthur Day Rosa Dillard who are scholastically inclined. This group has one outing each semester. The first semester they went to Grif- fith Park and then attended Cine- rama at the Warners Hollywood. of Y , N1 s 40 K ,A ss J r W if LKXX 17 v and di 11' V 4 i Q L lllllllll llUlllllUlllllllE Ui llllllllllll Zella B, McCIanahan, Sponsor Barbara N. Maddock, Sponsor Zerline Shankle, President Shirley Marshall, Vice-President ' 9 v -. 5 4 'V' F91 za t v . Learning to live better today in order that our lives and those dt our family may be better tomorrow: is the well expressed motto of the Future Home- makers of America. The purpose of this club sponsored by Mrs. Zela McClanahan and Mrs. Barbara Mads dock is to encourage democracy in home and community life: to work for good home and family life tor all. Margaret Brinkley, Secretary Doris Adams, Treasurer Jessie Adams Doris Allen Mary Amos Augustine Bradley Mildred Bradley Naomi Brown Anna Dailey Ernestine DeVille Alma Florez Barbara Graves Wanda Green Jessie lribarren Lucy Jamison Almarie Johnson Betty McCoy Grace McKinney Mary Pinkard Aza Sanders Barbara Simmons Ina Stewart Vera Strain Nettie Taylor Ora D. Tribue Billie Ruth Watkins Drusilla Webb Charlene Wilson Jackie Wilson Bobbie Jean Williams L Vincent Avila Susan Ayala Richard De La Cruz Matilda Esquivel Lydia Garcia Sarah Lechuga Michael Negrete Ray Odom Our annual drive would not have been as successful if it were not for the help of the Artisan club. With the posters made by this club our annual subscriptions increased by a large number. This group sponsored by Mr. Jesse De Leon has participated in many worthwhile student body activities. John Ortiz Diane Smith Roy Taylor Lucy Velasquez Virginia Villa James Williams iuv- . llllllEllllE Elll W . f pi ,i ' 'trvw-V 5 Anita Yanes lllllll Ellll as 'fue QD ii C , .r, R X A' ' r. X i 015 3-Q Jesse J, De Leon, Sponsor Glen Adair Alirechia Blaylock Jewel Crump Barbara Hall if gl! -. 'Ja' as J 01 l 445 .ya Johnny Ruth White Elsa Yolas Jay Lee Iles Howard Johnson Mary Kirby Meeling Leung Charles Moss Robert Poillet Wylie Remson Lillian Skelton Alvin Smith Knowledge and practicing ability in the art of self defense well explains the purpose ot the Judo Club sponsored by Mr. Jesse De Leon. Maintaining a high degree of student body participation this group has performed in several of the assemblies and worthwhile student body activities. Again several service clubs have enioyed the activities of this organization. The Anytown Club sponsored by Mr. Robert Reynolds endeavors to establish better human relations, world under- standing and brotherhood of man. The group has participated in many outings such as going to the High Sierras leader- ship training camp. They have reunions in various areas in the southland with summer campers. Bringing to the stu- dent body important religious and his- toric dates and the selection of outstand- ing students. Gerald Chouteou, President Essie Pecot, Vice-President Beverly Pecot, Secretary-Treasurer lllllllHS Hlllllllll Elllll if First Row: Mr. Robert Reynolds, G. Chouteau, B, Pecot. Second Row: F. Jennings, J. Jones, B. Bookman, H. Hart, L. Harris, H, Kodani, R. Dungee. lilllll Elllll I e L- 12: First Row: R. E. Reynolds, M, Montgomery, L. Mason, M. Easter, S. Gore, L. Falls, L. Driver, M. Dredd, E. Scott, Treas, E. Stanfield, J. Wheaton, Pres, Second Row: S. Lechuga, P. Moss, M, Embree, H. Buffett, M. Small, D. Dumas, B. Washington, H. Cart, C. B. Smith, M. Smith, C. Bell, P. Fabio, J. Prude. Third Row: P. Davis, B. Anderson, J. Dredd, J. Smith, M. McCray, H. Davis, L, Warren, G. Moore, B. Hawkins, L. Diaz, E. Larks, C. McKinney, J. Henderson, B. Menderson. Fourth Row: G. Glover, E. Jefferson, B. Macklin, D. Fenderson, W. Wright, J. Duncan, S. Mack, M. Leung, C. Molina, M. French. Fifth Row: J. Dredd, M. Simon, G. Hudson, M. Marshall, H. McLemore, B. Walden, V. Thompson, R. Mitchell, E. Crawford. Sixtr Row: W. Brown, J. Samuels, C, Turner, A.Webster, J. Lincoln, C. Warren, R. Smith. UlllElllS JUG John Wheaton, President Smyrna Gore, Vice-President Q sg'-, To aid at all athletic events as an or- ganized rooting section is the most im- portant duty of the Rally club. To see that a high amount ot students attend and support these events, and to create interest in sports are two other duties ot this club. Ellawese Scott, Treasurer Leonna Driver, Co-Chairman Monica Easter, Secretary Fred Sherwyn, Sponsor Steven Asa Floyd Brown Willie Brown James Florez Albert Johnson Eugene Madison John Moseley Mr. Fred Sherwyn is the sponsor of the Sigma Pi printing club. To promote an interest in printing is its prie mary purpose. The biggest event for this club this year was to sponsor ci printing week essay contest in which the winners received cash awards. -of F 'nf Arnold Seiber Charles Smith Edward Turner Arthur Tysen Gilbert Valdez Jack Waites James Winston Talmadge Washington Noel Zamot ll l A as? vf -1 1 Slllllllll CLUB EHPHHVHUHLE H if Furs? Row J Candra J Talarnantes L Montes A Stratton L Harrrs A Bessera S Lopez C Florez M Soto J McCombs E Brown L Gaudlnr Second Row D Frelds D Cesena E Perez H Hart J Sxmon C Robrnson C Crrchton W Smrth M Small J Blaylock T ard Row M Hawkrns A Holman M Garcra R Garcra A Flores A Gonzales D DeLaCruz S Lechuga L Velasco J R Whrte Fourth Row P Dunn A Thomas M Jordan L Mason G Ortega C Thomas B Brown W McCraney S Fore J Jones ll 1.,-,7 Furs! Row J Candla R Bledsoe M Sanchez M Crawford C Mclirnney E La ks J Henderson M Cesena P Mendoza C Stewart G Jacquez L Glaudlnr Second Rom R Wrllrams E Prtts A Gonzales B Owens M Davrla M Hubert R Gatlerrez R Lopez R Hollrs Th d Row M Woodward R Duenaz D Hardy M Hoggan N Florez C Mollna L Talamantes L Wnlson Fourth Row B Macklrn B Hawlcrns M Steele M Odom M Lee P Steed A Blaylock G Glover , ' C F 'y Q IA, A - E '1 TI l ' L Y A f X W 1. -Q '- 2 ' , 16 , c -D v Q s l . , - J - ri- I ll .J J J Z ' v N-A iv 4. 1 5 l, M Z L, ' B A , ' l L L L Q 1 A ' 1 , , k ' . ll W J f L if , ,Vin F L 5 4 u I -I H . ,J ' If I ,g - 4 D .f r L. Q L SEWUHP SPHHIEH Elllll .4 l - 'I First Row: J. A, Candia, J. Quintana, A. Simmons, F. Brazil, V. Ramirez, O. Mancha, A. Yanes, M. Robinson, L. Glaudini. Second Row: D. Smith, L. Peete, H. Wilson, B, Pecot, E. Stanfield, S. Gore, M. Easter, C. Alexander, L. Driver. Third Row: L. Cannon, A. Kidd, L. Henderson, E. Smith, J. Bray, S. Curry, l. Glamore, J. Johnson, L. Calloway, R. Montez., Fourth Row: P. Griffen, H. Hawkins, R. Thompson, H. Baca, D. Verdugo, R. Smith, R. Jennings, L. Allen, E. Johnson. UlllEtllE 5:1 t John Candna, Sponsor Having a total ot over one hundred members the Spanish club is the largest Henman Bow! Presiden, club on campus. This club's aim is to promote intelligent understanding and interest in Spanish. The Pre-Christmas dinner which was held on December 15, 1956 at the school Cafeteria was the most outstanding ac- tivity on their agenda tor this year. Adios umigos. T Lucy Velasco, Vice President 'd f Lydia Garcia, Secretary ' 4- Smyrna Gore, Treasurer 1 ElHllllllllllS 3 -5? 9 1 vw '.,,.f V G3 V1 P I , -uw 6 Morrisontine Boyki n, Sponsor Carrie Alexander Mary Amos Mrs. Morrisontine Boykin sponsors a tine service club, the Centennettes. The club is composed of the drill team, rnaiorettes, flag girls, the song and yell leaders. The Centennettes sponsor several dances during football season for the entertainment ot the players, the student body and their guests. Other activities include socials and the an- lrene Neg rete Lillie Mae Bacon Betty Bass Christine Bell Johnnie Blaylock Augustine Bradley --ir 1 ell. Ll L, ' 19 W . 'Q 1-551' 8 3'-f 'ff fl, 4 . A A 1 g ,.,.. ,ff 5'1 J? V ' ' A J, 7 ? f ,., i gl 'fhil -Qi Y Ni Mildred Bradley Bonita Bronson Pauline Bullock Charlotte Butler Lorraine Cannon Gretchen Chevalier Ernestine De Ville Mary Dredd Leonna Driver Monica Easter Marilyn Embree Marie Evans Lois Falls Eva Foster Janet Galloway Lydia Garcia Smyrna Gore Sybil Griffin Barbara Hall Laura Harris Helen Hart Maesoa Hawkins Lucille lribarren Almarie Johnson Ann Johnson Frances Jones Jackie Jones Cecile LaCour t -ev f I Esther Montgomery Lucy Montes Delores Montez Pat Moss Helen Murphy Violet Nichols Bobbie Owens Roberta Pangelinan Wilma Parker Ellawese Scott Jackie Simon Barbara Simons Lola Simmons Marian Small Mary Smith Earthalene Stanfield Ina Stewart Arletta Stokes Vera Strain Aurora Stratton Nettie Taylor Ruby Taylor Wanda Taylor Lucy Velasco Dorothy Weatherford Drusilla Webb nual Centennette Ball, which was held this year at the New Victoria Ballroom. The Centennettes have had as their leaders this year Melba McNeil and Irene Negrete. Under their efficient leadership the group has been able to execute routines which have made them one of the most outstanding drill teams in the Bay League. Melba McNeil Margaret Lee Mildred Lucl-Ley ,., -94, Elllllllllllll x Vitissie LaMor Shirley Landry 5 .2 Serafina Lechuga 1 -y 0 PQ- , 4 I Q I 40' u . X A X . - xr ..., ' . I 'if 'iffy X 4 if 'ff 3' f 2 5 ffl zu.. t :E ,y A , , , ' 1 P, D 1.13 'nr N f in ,S -rf ,A . y, 4 'mit lm , f X ,I in Margaret Mclntosh If C ' Dolly Marquez i ' LaWanda Mason Lulu Belle Milton ly ' -,B I A t Q an x ' - Q., I IA Y fl i i X Cl , 1. PM 6 ' dui I x, 75151 Wx il . r Xi PQ C? rr! , . xr la l I , Arr iii 1 N i V'-ff yua- 'fiifr iff 'Q Anita Yanes Elsa Yolas lllllllllllllllllE x-fx Theodore Allen Gino Bouldin ,Q 41 '99 'ggi : y X R ,A 5 A y v HE 'i , ,W v 'A 4, - all ' dal gli -ffl M jx at I Q X r Q . 1' T' -. Z' i John Blaylock Chester Clark Emery Covington P' N., lr Rochester Crowder Clifton Dovis Willard Downs Robert Dungee Tebbie Fowler Lowrence Frior .lomes Goodson Cleo Harris Henry Harris Troy Hcirf Leslie Henderson Luther Hill The Tomahawks sponsored by Mr. John Adams were organized in 1954. At that time they were a group of tenth graders with their motto: Lifting as we climb. This first group of boys have very well carried out this motto as they were all graduating seniors this year. The club has grown to 53 boys during the past three years. Their purpose is to create and maintain good spirit and citizenship among all students. Their principal duty is to maintain order at the assemblies and other school ac- tivities. But they have taken upon them- selves many social activities for the en- tertainment and enjoyment of the club members and the student body. Their activities for this year included: the Back to School dance which was held at the Patio in September. Their bean feast in December, snow trip in January, balloon ball in February and their annual Valentine Ball. Ronald Jennings . 9', ,Q :Us 5' Harold Kodani f Eugene McNeal George M-:Quarn x , R. D. Pittman Raymond Shivers Bobby Thompson Ed Turner U Jack Walker l 4153 Johnny Wheaton Y I Harris Williams Jacob Young Qi PNK uv lUHlllllilIElli Elllll ,-Q HF 'i .-. A gi g ww ' V. Q 1 1 tat S 'D if '- K 44 Ella Banks Eunice Brooks - Q x Lydia Garcia James Goodson Alma Herrin Margaret Hoggan Maxine Hubert Fernandez Jennings Through the efforts of the Journalism Club money was raised for a bigger and better book. This club is organized to promote the interest in writing and cre- ative ability. A visit to the Times building and to J day at Compton High School topped the list of activities for the club sponsored 1 'J ed by Mr. Bernard OxHorn. Ronald Jennings Ann Johnson Frances Jones Harold Kodani Meeling Leung Richard Mason Shirley Mayo Gwendolyn Moore Lillian Skelton Jewel Smith Ina Stewart Wanda Taylor Johnnie Ruth White Girls ot all grades may be members ot the Girls Ath- letic Association. The group has attended and partici- pated in many athletic and social events. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Louise Fischer this group has been quite active this year. The annual Sadie Hawkins Dance was tops on their list of activities. lillll E1 Doris Adams Joyce Alamon Gloria Barken Margaret Brinkley Naomi Brown Wanda Carpenter Etheldra Claxton Anna Dailey Jean Jones Murle Jones Yvonne Markham LaWanda Mason Georgetta Mingo Katherine Mitchell Glenda Nickerson lllllllllE ns' U llllllllli llESUEll3lllllll V.: 5 T Yao. Barbara Owens Peggy Sampson Aza Sanders Vera Strain Charleta Thomas Betty Thompson Alberta Wallace Billie Ruth Watkins Shirley Marshall, President Zerline Shankle, Vice-President ,V xx C - . D I sy. . :, 'val 'Q' Connie Godwin, Recording Secretary Shirley Cryer, Corresponding Secretary Helen Hart, Publicity Choimlon I Dorothy Manning, Council Represenlollvs Johnnie Ruth White fx gp l i la f - A- 1 -gr ani if Elllll' llllll Dolly Marquez, President Delores Montez, Vice-President Esther Montgomery, Secretary Arlette Stokes, Treasurer Ullllllll The Girls' League is a service organiza- tion. The membership is made up ot all lady faculty members and all girls ot this school. The girls help new people to become acquainted with the school, contribute by their attendance to all social activities and help with the serving at P.T.A. meet- ings. Due to the fact that all girls ofthe school are members, the activities ofthe Girls' League are limited. The activities usually consist ot a box social, both tirst and second semesters, a get- acquainted tea tor the lOth grade girls, the sweetheart dance and the mother- daughter style show in the Spring. First Row: F. Moore, S. Cordova, C. Stewart, B. Owens, D. Montes, Vice-Pres., G. Chevalier, D. Ruffin, D. Fields, J, McCombs, J. M. Blaylock, D. Heilrnan. Second Row: C. McKinney, R, Taylor, H. Davis, C. B. Smith, J, R. White, Treas.g A. Stokes, D. Richardson, H. Poole, O. Gomez. Third Row: B. Brown, Cv. Glover, E, Montgomery, Sec., D. Marquez, Pres.: B. Hawkins, W. Wright, J. Crump, E. Stantield, L. Bacon. -nv VB I A . ..-Z X: .of 1 A , Q, .. .,.l I if N 44 fi K First Row: W. North, H. Baca, J.B. Johnson, R. Wilson, B. Taylor, D Donaldson R Garcia R Montez R Battle C Robinson N Zomof Second Row: J. Crump, I. Galloway, G. Bouldin, C. Davis, J. Goodson, R. D Pittman L Brooks B Thompson L Gutierrez J Love O Williams Third Row: R. Walden, R. Dungee, G. McQuarn, B. Sankey, L. Wilson J Walker D Lewis J Toliver Wm Thompson R Williams M Mays ilil lllllilll Booker Taylor, President Oscar Williams, Vice-President Ulllllllg Richard Montez, Secretory Luis Gutierrez, Treasurer To stand for the ideals ot true manhood, to aid in all worthy student ooay activities and to further the spirit of good fellowship and democracy are the purposes of the Boys' League sponsored by Mr. Wilbur North. The main social event for this year was the semi-formal Thanksgiving dance given on Wednesday, November 21, at the Compton cafeteria. . 'lg-, The Victorios is a boys service club sponsored by Mr. Arron C. Wade. The purpose ot the club is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Chris- tian character. lt is the duty ot the Victorios to take charge GT school activities as authorized by the administration or Corn- missioner of Service Organizations. The Victorios are very much a social club as they enjoy many social activities during the year. Some ot their annual events include a trip to Irvine Park, and a beach party which is held at the last of the year. They had a fine Thanksgiving dinner at Clit- tons Cafeteria this year, they were accompanied by coach and Mrs. Aron Wade. Another tine event, the Christmas is held each year at Knotts Berry Farm. Aaron C Wade Sponsor Troy Amos President Sam Bates Oliver Calhoun Herman Capers Anthony Carey Herman Hawkins James Horton Howard Johnson if Sam Jones James Kane Alvin King Ronald Love 'K Richard Montez Lionel Newborn Magnus Niles Robert Pailett James Palmer Leonard Peete Roger Sanford Bennie Sankey 1C 1 - 5 mx 'YI ' f-:T t , Frank Scruggs James Simpson Atweli Stewart SPHIHE WLVHHLHS Calvin Robinson Robert C, Johnson Danny Cesena Jesse Ford Orpheus Anderson Carlos Gutierrez Kenneth Iles Stanley Hackett Henry Davis Julius Davis Richard Garcia Louis Marin Alonzo Simmons Sammie Haynes Joe Quintana Eddie Favors Lonnie Givens Larry White Willie Brown un? in Joe Thomas Richard Wilson In Q l X-. -1 Yi 4 R Ni 'S lllll EHUEE Elllli Sponsored by Nurse Louise Ste- venson the Red Cross Club is or- ganized to render service to the school, community and to people all over the country. Health and fitness of body and mind, and tor better human relations throughout the world are the main goals. Among their many activities for this year were attending the Junior Red Cross Variety Show at Sawtelle, the Summer Leader- ship Camp, and helping with the annual tund raising march, First Row: E. Stephens, W. Taylor, M, Sirns, S. Jones B. Jollivette, A. Day, T, Hart, W. Carpenter, D. Catley, l.. Harris, L. M. Stevenson. Second Row: B. Ortiz, P Dominguez, M, Duenas, B. Gipson, B. McCoy, L, Newborn, D, Spight, R. Munguia, C. Thomas, M. Jacquez, J. Alva. Third Row: K Skelton, D, Rutan, J Dredd, Alex Larny, M, Wallace, H Baker, C Godwin, J Jones, B Davenport, J. Alexander, M. First Row: E. Gutierrez, O. Mancha, E, Perez, B. Henderson, D. Fields, M. Bookman, lifting, M Srrfrll D Coon Second Row: H. Hart, J. Simon, M. Jordan, l. Arroyo, B. Simmons, M. Evans, J. Blaylock. Third Row: l..W. Moson, J. Alaman, J R. White, R. Dungee, C. Thomas, C Butler, R. Morales. J. Jones. The World Friendship Club spon- sored by Mr. Donald Coan is an organization which tries to pro- mote friendship between our own and other countries, and between various cultures, races and religions. The club corre- sponds with students of other countries and takes an interest 35 in the experience ot travelers in toreign countries. YW' Organized by Mrs. Undine Auler The Tomahitians strive for the development of leadership, understanding and auxil- iary service to the faculty and The stue dent body. The group has served as ushers and guides at all assemblies and Takes care of The Trophy case. The big event forthe Tomahitians This year was The annual Christmas party. Undine H, Aulet, Sponsor Theresa Andrews ,QQ Ella Banks 5' b 3 x F55-X H I, ' -' , ,A- ,Qs Beverly Brown K r Eunice Brooks -9 Barbara Broyles 1' y I ' Charlotte Butler s 3 V.. I Wanda Carpenter W Anna Cotton . 3 C Shirley Cryer cf: ' if Barbara D . if avenpon .K X 5 3 ...n-an Laura Dotson 'I Marie Evans ' R - . 1 Gloria Hackett , ' 1 Q T' Helen Hart '1I ' .5 H Barbara Henderson ll b :, . . W' Gloria Hudson - Myrtle Johnson T Jean Jones fi- as 618 3 - Mae Dell Jordan Q X Marva Matthew .-,Q i Barbara Nelson Mary Rice Janice Samuels Charleta Thomas Alberta Wallace 13. lllHlllHlllHllE -Q Q sn' Fi AP ,--Q Ad' i Q15 fi 114 X s 41' avi '75 lllllll EHHTPHHH Q QJJQ Q First Row S Crlchton E Perez V Padlllo M Moreno V Knox O Gordon M Wallare L Fulton O Mancha E Taylor Second Row D Ru an B Rayfora E Gotuerrez T Salandez W Green J Babb A Gonzales L Pena L Alexander Thlrd Row M Carter J Veney M P nxard G Hatcher F Hamllton D Allen A Gonzales J Waslwngton AN ACME Ftrs! Row L McDonald lLeaderJ E Brown T Kane M Cecena T Salandez lMascotl L Alexander S McCrumby E Gutlerrez P E Dunn lLeaderl Second Row J Veney R M Kung M Plnkard M Wallace J Watson A Gonzales M Carter G Hatcher E Johnson N J Roby AI en W Geen F l-larmlton L Pena O Gordon M Steele L Futon E IS 3 tx 1 's ' V U l F ,' - - Q . I J 7 A fg f- 5 K W X ,. 5 :N t 'Q as k .I ' 4 l, T ' 7 ' Z 1 ', is l f V '-1 I it s ' ', , .4 I I tt X. xl - 0 K F L J , ,.,-.., U I A ' - .A D. I -, . r ' I, l , .I l , .I V , . l, .P'n,.' l I l l l A I U 4 Elllllll Hlllll lllllll Ellllll UlllllllE In may 'T l If ' - T 4 af I . A 4 ag ig, Furs! Row Taylor Fulton Green J W sh 1 E Sl R L J Veney Allen Alllson Knox O Gordon M Wallace S Nuckerson E Fnelds N J Roby J Babb Colors G Hatcher F Hamilton Flrsf Row D Rutan V Padllla E Perez J Nash B Rayford E Guflerez C James L Charles l Henry T Salandez W Green S Whne Colors G Hatcher F Hamulton M A Wrlllams G Nlckerson S Crlchfon M Moreno L Pena Second Row M Carter The purpose of The Cadeftes IS To achieve courtesy neafness of appearance respecf for Those un aufhorrfy and To develop good CIlIZ6I'1Sl'1lp and servlce To The school Sponsored by Lseufenant Taylor The Cadeffes are a school service organlzahon The Cadefle drnll team serves as color guard af assemblies games and performs rn local parades lO3 X . ' 4 I P UI Z W vc: 4 .X ,Q 5 - L, V' K . . l C 4 V x 'Y , 5 Q , ,x T ' I Q A I 1 ' , H A 1 , 1' ' i ' l s T' I F 4 A L I l I , l A 1 . O ' : E, , L. , F. , 4 a lng on, . iva, . opez, C. Allen, A. Gonzales, O, Mancha, L. Alexander. Second Row: . ,D. ,F.',v. ,. ,. ,. . 1. ,. '. Sllll Elllll Et '.:. 5! ll First Row: B. Thompson, D, Richardson, B. Henderson, T. Kane, M. Jacquez, P. Cortez, B. Bookmah, J. R. White, W. Smith, D. Fields, L Harris, E. McNeil. Second Row:'D, Lewis, P. King, N. Jordan, B. Brown, D. Sanford, T. Anderson, L. Friar, J. Crump, R. Montez, A. Alvardo S. Gore. Third Row: P. Griffin, M. Easter, C. Thomas, W. McCraney, D. Irvin, B. Pecot, R. Love, T. Allen, R. Jennings, J. Goodson, F. Jennings Mr. Kenneth Washington, Sponsor. Fourth Row: D. Verdugo, C. Clark, J. Blaylock, I. Neqrete, J. Wheaton. R. lwasaka, J. Jones, H. Baker A. Cotton, H. Kodani. To encourage an interest in the sciences by increasing the number ot experiences Jesse Adams in the field above those of the classroom is the main purpose of the Science club sponsored by Mr. Kenneth Washington. ln order to qualify for membership to the Science club, the student must be 6. taking or have taken a science. The club Noomi Brown awards a trophy to the best scientist in , the graduating class each year. sa Mary Pinkard 55 A The Meltones, one ot the newest small Adahna Carter clubs on the campus, sponsored by Mr. . v .I Victor Wiens, entertains at various ' f ga Zerline ghonkle places during the school year. Heard at Q , the Christmas prgram, the Meltones hope f , to be seen and heard at service clubs and groups in the local area. They in- deed preform well tor themselves and the school. Shirley Marshall Vera Strain Q f :Q , Y V' Barbara Henderson Newly organized an campus is The Hi- Filer club sponsored by Mrs. Opel Piroft. Members are girls who work in the gen- eral office, affendance office, nurses office and library. The school patio was The scene of The Hi-Filers picnic on Wednesday, October 24, 1956. Mrs, Opel S, Piroff, Sponsor Mrs. Deion Henry, Sponsor Doris Adams Gloria Adams Jessie Adams Theresa Andrews Frances Brazil Hazel Buffet Della Corley Anna Cotton Lillie Mae Davis Connie Florez Sally Flores Genelvis Foster Lydia Garcia Marina Garcia Marilyn Gordon Ann Harvey 'A 7 Diane Irvin Ida Johnson , . Betty Jollivelfe .4 Rose Mary King Q 'Y Rosie Magdalena l' . 5 J, . 5 I Jean Markham L i' xi-iwsig , ,r,s , iw, Dolly Marquez -N A f X 4 rf ws. , Betty Menefee Jean Mickles Roberta Pangelinan Beverly Pecol Doris Richardson Mary Robinson Zerline Shankle Patricia Shepherd Clementine Sherlee 5 Patsy Siler , '31 A A f Jacqueline Wilson Joyce Williams 1. hnnie Mae Williams - 4 x ,N X Beverly Speed V .4 ar t llElllllElllS Ellll O-4'-' :rl f 'sgf i . -a--Sn Somuel B. Williams, Sponsor 4 in-ex IO' 'Q ig? lfl if Hilario Campos, Scribe Danny Cesena, Treasurer 1 if - - 1.-M-- To further the knowledge and experience of radio and electricity for students in- terested in engineering and technical vocation. This club is under the leader- ship of Mr. Samuel Williams. James Long, Sgt. al Arms Lionel Newborn, President Ernest Ruiz, Vice-President Bill Wayman, Reporter Manu Zalopany, Asst. Sribe 8 Chaplain Sam Cortez Ramon Mungia Doris Adams Gloria Adams Billie Mae Bacon Frances Brazil Jewel Crump Mary Dredd Doris Edwards James Goodson Elaine Gosey Preston Griffin Barbara Hall Barbara Henderson The Drama Club is organized to create and give to others pleasure and to ad- iust oneself to all situations. To become better citizens and recognize the value lllllllllll Elllli 'f Q gi 'il fi 1, 13 S Rl x ,vgisl .iwgrl . I , I ' ti pl -. gg I .. 'l --f ft ' ' i X M - ' .IAEA r James Johnson er ' Myrtle Johnson E 71 ,Q Shirley Landry ' ,a5 LaWanda Mason ' 2 A Lulu Belle Milton ' J ' J .. Y , Beverly Pecot gl Q vi ,, Doris Richardson E A 5 ,gil Barbara Sampso'n Q 4 'L Aza Lee Sanders A 'jf Ellawese Scott A L. . .5 l . or '9 Q R Marva Scott I f I Lillian Skelton tg ' Q Robert Smith 4, Q Ellen Stallworth . 6-.J 4 ,yi , . L .L i fi V, My l 1 Wanda Taylor g, glgj. g ' 4 Bobby Lee Thompson :Q 4' ' Johnnie Ruth White 3 in being creative is the main purpose. This fine group under the direction of Mrs. Maple Cornwell has attended plays put on by different colleges and dra- matic socials. L .. v ... . -' ,. -... 'L,,.'. lO7 STUU HUIVIWS f L LCZLLQ 'U Kwik 0 W A iw ML 4 Quik L XQQ Z LVUXZQKA M LQ J,77C4fL6g 4 WM 71 j MLW J wal I HX ,ga-MNC. syn.. NNY PENNNES NO'-U To Buy HEP. gavacfnme ENE, I Swv rv ms Ps uawxv-0'-H W5 W F'VfNf-1W'i'W- T5 1-nyagq QF' WEKNVMT HND PAPER f1Q,E, QT CQ W5 c-N Duvxi OO VXGFLC. 'E:u'T NRO NMXXC, I 'UO YAYNC- Tw CKVC. THE L.1'fTL.E pu x. MEAT V001 XV Q90 V' X Q L.u'Tf-...x C,xWa..L,,,X-xo Lxxlxifa Nfrkx DOUW X10 1'-vi-Nui Ox- Yx.k.x'?F7Y N3-'Rui-uvl Wu-sw cut-new 5x-sg u.w1xx,,i4 PYZQHA. vu. 'Tx-'vi LUV' i.. ELDQKQCLYI. up HND VO-.UW-4 HEW. LYQS Wxve nvuoimwaucb mx Tv-iiwx THE! ih- bfxwgxmo -:M..L. xg-fe mai-kxx.C C-END sox-xx NSNC fPCtNw4s To i-ME, Iii SEC Tx-xE bw-'N?M.'i1Q NN VKELQ SNNNBY ixk-Va, w,,,QQ-,C,i5qQS Bu1 'TuN. RT 'VN-vc, SNES Si-in ues QA oe? wiviex Full 'Aisle Ot'-'ii Day ggwfiq FT SNOLOFD '53 PQT' MCR 'RGB EERE, OMTL, NCQ I, TCQIQ MER Hua. T1-xx. MAY xo SLR-KOOL. Rmb HELPED cW.oSs? THE STREET' I DKDN-T gisiow oisimc.. 'Vw-MRT' eey Twew Callus uouub SCJ SwQElE. i One reccills the things most enjoyed . . . ond thot seems G-Q. T I Lot student octivities . . ..Vilhile this cred isn't the epository of dll the school spirit its vivid oc- tivities molce it seem so . . . music. . . ploys . . . donces . , . songs , . . newspoper . . . ossemblies . . . typicol seniors exemplifies the cred of dctivities . . . Activities represent students who ore willing to achieve recognition in other oreos . . . willing to grow beyond the ocodemic requirements of school ond ddvonce in new dimensions. srl? is X Fernandez Jennings, Editor SEEHHH HHWS HEQHHUUH EUHUHE Q. f ,RtX,ff'z':m i ' , nf ff 2 LI6 I Q 'lt 1' . A 4. fgm V, V . X , if '32 i , oicig M , B ff'N.'1. i f x 41 xxx , - N .- , . r QQ, qt' ,X Fx .,g,g Q 3 , 3 ,f ' r:5,,,, Harold Kodani, Assistant Editor Fernandez Jennings, Ina Stewart, Johnnye Ruth White, Administration, Faculty Student Organization Student Government WH HHH iUUUiiH.i lll llllllfll Ronald Jennings, Activities Ann Johnson, Sports Lydia Garcia, Graduates James Goodson, Graduates Lillian Skelton, Advertising Beverly Pecot, Advertising When something comes out that all can be proud of then everyone is happy. That has been the case with last year's annual, and from all in dications, it appears that Fernandez Jennings and Harold Kodani, with the assistance of their wonderful staff have another outstanding book on the shelf. From the beginning of school to the last deadline, the War Cry moves in high gear to record in picture and word the true spirit of the Apache campus. You will no doubt notice the increased size of the book, an indication that the War Cry staff is never satisfied to remain the same but rather a bigger and surely better book each year Hill llll. Wanda Taylor, Ina Stewart, Alma Herrin, Organizations Organizations Organizations 1- lllllUllllllE Beverl Pecot Ronaldj n 5 lllHElllllllll James Goodson Page 2 Lydna Garcia Page 3 Ann Johnson Page 4 l l Seated: Frances Jones, Wanda Taylor. Standing: Ann Johnson, Edward Mason, Elsa Yolas, Fernandez Jenn ngs Sealed: Gwendolyn Moore, Meeling Leung, Ella Banks, Standing: Maxine Hubert, James Goodson, in , J l j ' -1-Q S llllUElllllllll lllllllllllll 1 x, L Seated: Smyrna Gore, Lillian Skelton, .lohnnye Ruth White. Standing: Laura Harris, Lydia Garcia These cats and kittens have to really know the happenings on campus. Latest news from sports, feature stories and news stories to advertisements is fully the responsibility of this department. Exercising an important right in making America the Democracy that it is, these kids prepare articles that are well ad- mired and enioyed by the whole student body. Putting out a paper every two weeks is a pleasant task and the organizing ot the yearbook adds color and pleasure to this department's duties. Under the supervision of Mr. Benard Oxhorn this department has been tops. Shirley Mayo, Wanda Taylor, Lillian Skelton. Standing: Beverly Pecot, Margaret Hoggan, lna Johnnye Ruth White, Eunice Brooks, Ronald Jennings, Jewel Smith. Q ey -X qs, ls1-. 2 Q ge S. if 1 4.4 --. , li 1 EDITOR HAROLD KODANI WITH ASSISTANT EDITORS FRANCES JONES AND INA STEWART seems to be unhappy, but rather it is a sigh of relief that the school year is coming to an end. It is a compliment to these leaders that the Apache Signal never missed a deadline, though some come close, It was evident from past papers that the Signal has become a better paper due to the diligence and accomplishments of this group. ,lllll WUE HE Hll Could you imagine what our annual would be without pictures? Ot course not. Our fine photographic depart- ment under the direction of Mr. Ever-' ett Parrish, has produced fine pic- tures that we can long remember and be proud ot. Without their fine co-operation and talented abilities our '57 War Cry would not be the success that it is. Extra credit to this outstanding department. Robert McCoy Thelma Nelson Barbara Sampson l Wayne Smith Cora Thompson Noel Zamot I Lieutenant Brooks Ida Davis Charles Ferguson Barbara Graves ,QM vvifffy B, A O 1, gs ' A PHUlUElHPHlHE Sponsor l O w l X i - X , 'QE 'IF 2.54 X if gr 1 llllllll Ellllll Mr. Fred Sherwyn, Sponsor f Here carrying the load in production of The Apache Sig- nal are the unsung men. Working diligently in our print shops they produce our school paper every two weeks, under the direction of Mr. Fred Sherwyn. Indeed they are a great asset and are honorable young boys that bring pleasure and spirit to Centennial. Many thanks to them for outstanding accomplishments. ...lJlllllllUll ll llll Floyd Brown Willie Brown Joe Bryson McKinley Coy Elliott Drake Albert Drew Richard Flores Sam Henderson N .. James Hill Eugene Madison Arnold Seiber Gilbert Silver Charles Smith Ed Turner James Winston Rufus Wyley Noel Zamot James Toombes, Pedro Aviles James Carpenter, Joe Winston llllllllllll lllllllll sr- igggg l l Mr. Jesse DeLeon, J 2 .7 'D Sponsor ll 'Q 'g Mildred Bradley 51,9953-.YJ Douglas Brown , ,Ai Anthony Garcia 'Ne Lonnie Givens Joe Griego Dexter Griffin One ot the three important groups of the an- nual is the Art Department headed by Mr. Jesse De Leon. His outstanding supervision and art guidance throughout the section pages and cover deserve unlimited credit. Our thanks also goes to members ot that department who have worlcecl so diligently with Mr. De Leon, they are: Douglas Brown and Dexter Griffin, . .1 ,,.,4..-.. lillll Elllll Ernestine Lopez John Ortiz Supervising important art work for the yearbook is Mr. Jesse DeLeon, sponsor of this group. It would be a truism to state that without the integral ort work the yearbook would be iust another book. Thanks to the art staff for o wonderful cover and section layout, Q' A5 V I fq ,gn- lint sq: IRT, r,QZ4QQ lllllllllllll Ellllll uf new 'i I Q R 5,5 A s N 41 vi. C 01 K ' ' ,A 44' f -' -on N - I X Let's shine the spotlight of production on these guys! What do they do? Why, these fellows carry on the im- portant job of assisting the teachers in this form ot education. They are responsible for the acoustics in our assemblies, supplying recorded materials for our dances and other entertaining activities, and motion picture equipment in classrooms. Mr. Everett Parrish is the proud sponsor of this fine staff and indeed we join him in being proud of this fine group ot boys. ,cllllllli HHH Mr. Everett Parrish Sponsor Ken Adams James Buttord Lieutenant Brooks Julius Chambers Archie Friar James Kane Bob McCoy James McCoy Louis Marin Billy Smith Wayne Smith James Swain wtf Joe Taylor Howard Walker Richard Williams Noel Zamot 'i A.. D Kalwrt NlcCOy Noel Ziinwot iiliilili iiisiilu iw Sound is an important aspect ot education as well as entertainment. The boys ot the audio-visual department are most instrumental in preparing the necessary equip- ment tor this area. This group has been essential for all seteups at assemblies and supplying recorded and visual equipment for the classroom teachers, Mr. Everett Parrish watches over this crew with the technical knowledge and ability demanded. ll 1,-IRQ. c'g 0.9 Y . A lu -i I ,55- 1 x 4 his gg: 'rf 'Q Y I 1 f Q '-'f' 1 1.3 B 1' I s e ' Q .J 4 . -is A-.why N Row: E. DeVille, S. Landry, J, Simon, N. Taylor, A. Stratton, A. Yanas, L. lribarren, B. Owens, L. Harris, L. Montez. Second Row: V. Strings, W. J. Blaylock, A. Stokes, L. Velasco, R, Pangelinan, L. Milton, L. Simmons, M. Evans, B. Simmons, M. Hawkins. Third Row: M. Mclntosh, F. Jones, J, Galloway. Fourth Row: I. Negrote, M. Bradley, C. LaCour, V. Nichols,D. Weatherford, B. Bronson, L. Cannon, B. Hall, B. Bass, L. Garcia, I. Stew V. LaMarr, M. Lee, E. Foster, A, Benchley, J, Jones, A. Johnson, M. McNeil. A proud drill team once again has brought credit and honor to Centennial Senior High School. The Centenettes girls service club is sponsored by Mrs. Morrisontine Boykin, working hard to promote a better relation- ship among girls at Centennial. Throughout the year the drill team was charged with a maior responsibility of gen- erating spirit and enthusiasm in a multitude of school activities. In this task they have done exceedingly well. Hats oft to our Centenettes. Ellllllllllllll Framed between Irene Negrote and Melba McNeil is Pamela Marquez the mascot for the Centennettes. This young lady escorted the group on all trips and performances and was on integral part of the routines. ,,k5q- 2' I .hu e ,, 4 JEL! Lriiumo -A JM 1' FIU. ' 's- -sum. . IVA! 4 1,4 J. Wheaton R- Smith F Nichols R HGH E. Stanfield, E. Scott. Back Row: L. Mason, M. Embree, S. Lechuga, M. Dredd. llllllSllll llfll lfllllfllE Yeah Centennial! Fight! Team! Fight! These are the familiar sounds heard at our football and basketball games and assem- blies. These kids, whether in victory or defeat, inspire our teams and reflect their enthusi- asm upon the students. Endless hours are spent organizing rou- tines and leading our teams on to victory. They represent our school as fine, friendly kids with abilities and performances that all enioy. Unlimited thanks to a group of swell guys and dolls. J. Dredd, C. Turner, A. Webster, C. War- ren, J. Lincoln. Kneeling: P. Davis, M. French. Standing: G. Hudson, H. McLemore llllllllll Vllll5llH Hfll lfllllfllS l2I HIEH S WHS lo k G A B odley E Yolas M n de A Joh son 5 pl bf fi X S N1 t-1 D Mo tez M aco A de G Che 0 6 if Pretty petute and peppy could well portray our mauorettes and flag gurls Sparklung and scuntullatung wuth all the grace of a dancer these gurls perform Endless hours were guven tor the untrucate routunes that glorutued the scarlet and whute of Centennual Senuor Hugh 122 P Bul c ,S. riffun, , r , . , rluckeya cl lea r . n ' . U A r as A s . Yr 'X 4 N v . H g Q 'Q M A , u A ff , of -it I s A A Y ttu, u, Q Gif A f g -u F 'lr ' 1 J a u -:Z gg u uv. k 'H at ' X i ' ' rs 'A ' . i eq 11,3 , u A 4 K , .5 WAX. .b J u if ' 3 'Q llll u uuuuuu ' ,HQ luf'l Q u K L' V ,qi ,L . n , D. arquez, L, B n, C Iexan r, , v li .3 Elllll lllllll S Falls M Easter S G e E Montgomery Us eel ng J dd Moss to dung C e H Ha Fenderson Where would a school spxrut dwnndle to wuthout the eftectnve leadershup of the varsuty and lunlor varsity song leaders9 Well we re not about to fund out because we stall want to have them around Wvth thenr pom porns and gay routmes they lifted the student body to the pmnacle of success S'-S' fir 63.5 Vllllllll Elllll Vlllllllll NX llmmll .s EUWE HHH Hit Ht-iHU,., Music, Hormony, Rhythm, ond Orgonizotion well describes our Marching Bond, directed by Mr. Octove Bonomo. Although the bond is smoll in number, the music is of superb qudlity. With the fine spirit ond music ot the bond, our tootbcill teom was victor- ious ot mony gomes. 4 ,f ,., i- -, ffgaxj-cw, .M-, ,, X ' , L,iaP?i'??r, ' 251533 M 'L First Row: O. Calhoun, M. Jackson D. De Lo Cruz, L. Price, T, Tucker R D, Pittman Z' First Row: G. Chouteciu, M. Wood- crd, B, Owens, L. Henderson. -s f xy! X Mr. Octave Bonoma, Dlrecror, seems to be glvlng flwe Word To Elvia Smlrlw as to lxovv +o keep the bond in srep. First Row: R. Pallet, J. Bufford, R. Ramos, R. Rosa, L, Mann, B, Walden, C. Robnson, G. Crowder, S. Curry, W Cleveland. B . u ..! ' 532 Q ' ': H :Z .wg First Row: M. Ccfweaax, B. Teomas R. Wllzams, B. Sfrlngfellow, L. l-lar rlson, S. Ayala, D. Ceseno, G Dowel, B Trmble, G, Adair. Qlllllllj QHHU ...lHllEll grills Providing sharp music for all school functions is the dance band directed by Mr. Octave Bonomo. All the Apaches think it's the greatest 'Rockin' Rhythm, with a real sound beat. There are not many bands that can compare with the Rhythm Warriors. They have performed at school dances and also on all exchange assemblies. 5 . ,I Hi f lll Ellllllll R. Ramos. R. Rosa, B. Walden, M Oc'ave Bonomo, Instructor. J. Brown, J. Long, E. Stanfield, H Morphy, H. Poole. J. lles, G. Donel, B. Johnson, Adair, M. Comeaux, J. Palmer Thomas, L. Harrison. Lear C Jac son B Brown A Gonzales D Anderson J Long V Upshaw D De Lacruz A Campbell E Burns H Capers ll ll Through The efforts of Mr Octave Bonomo The orchestra has been able to recenve The benefats of longhcur musnc enabling Them To confunue nn the veun of classncal musuc Thus group ap peared at numerous assemblies as well as for servuce organnzahons lllll llll U glllgl Q Centennial can be proud of these varied choral groups which have brought outstanding achievements and honors here. They are under the direction of Mr. Victor Weins. Appearing in sCh0Ol assemblies, their harmonious blendings and spirits have brought unlimited inspiration to our Tribe that will long be remembered and highly-rated tor many moons to come. it ing p a are Mis Luc r d ni accompwn s V c'or instruitor 'U GIRLS GLEE CLUB :rd Row M Broadway V Padilla MA Jnes JR Wh S D n L wart B ar n D ar-nes a er L Milton Second Row F Allison C Fuller E Graves S Fore K Palmer G Bass l-l Ba ley B Surgs R Murray L Forward A lNewburn B Thomas R Es obar D Weatherford First Row L Jamison W Brown S White A Broussard l-l Davis A Ross A Sanders V Tvompson E Fairbanks J McMllan M French L lribarren BOYS GLEE CLUB Third Row C Hicks C Curtis F James B Hughes J Rattler l Galloway A Wright Second Row D Simpson F George J Somervlle W T J B B d l ones yr W Dupree First Row R Angulo G Cardwell L Freeman A Gibson L Thomas L Ramirez :1 Sn l r rctty at e az er . .vw C- sz- 4 , C .wuz Mr, i . We ns .coz fl . 4, i , . - 5 Th' 1 . , . . o , . . ite, , enso , . Ste , . C so , Y. Porran, B. Mills, D, umas, D. Allen, L. Bacon D. Guy, O. Simon, P. Dawson, M, J , P. W lk , . , : . , . , . , . , . , . , , K . . X , A X qi -'X 1 o- ' . gf' x 'I .L ' . . , l s . ps. A Q A V r n lll lllllElE llll lHl lilll.. MIXED Third Row: R. Perez, S. Haynes, L. Silas, A. Mead, O. Williams, O. Lyons, A. Mirands, W. Ward, R. Wilson. Second Row: L. Brown, L. Fuller D. Hambrick, S. Rhodes, S. Kimble, A. Johnson, T, Turner, M. Fitzgerald, B. Peacock, W. Wright, M. Dean, E. Brooks, R. Tolbert. First Row D. Reynolds, M. Gordon. A. Williams, J. Evans, E. Edwards, K. Adams, E. Stallworth, M. Clarke, A. Enskip, B. Williams, T. Salamclez. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Fourth Row: D. Drake, C. Washington, D. Lewis, W. Remson, C. Simmons, D. Baszile, G. Stanton, B. Wayman, B. Waymon, C. Dickens, M Former, W. Riley, M. Bronson, F. Scruggs. Third Row: C. Stewart, B. Coleman, E. Marshall, D. Brown, A. Day, L. Dawson, G. Webster, R Smith, J. P Johnson, J. Young, T. Robertson, N. Brown, A. Bradley, Second Row: C. B. Smith, M. Pinkafcl, M. Lee, T. Brown, Y. Markham, B Davenport, P. Sampson, W. Hill, S. Marshall, C. Godwin, Z. Shankle, B. Johnson, B. Bronson. First Row: M. Jackson, M. Smith, A. Carter, V Strain, E. Johnson, W. Green, K. Mitchell, R. Adams, B. Davis. O. Gordon, R. Banks, B. Anderson, B. Simmons, E. Owens. Hilllll EHUHUE lillililllllli . . - '.EJ5 ::f ' ,-1 L L Q - - Q I llUllllEUllll,llBr lllllll llllll lll W5 is 8 c 4. f f l , il ,1 13 1! ,Q A4 ' Thelma Webb received the tokens of crown and title of Homecoming Queen during her reign for the year '56-57, Tlts annual award was on the basis of popular-ty, loveliness and grace. Seen in the group are: Arthur Day, Cora Thompson, James Caodson, Monica Easter, Eugene McNeil, Mary Dredd, Fernandez Jennings, Thelma Webb, Bessie Thompson, Luis Gutierrez, Delores Montes and Harold Kodani Monica Easter - James Goodson Delores Montez - Harold Kodani 2 rf-1 Bessie Thompson - Luis Gutierrez Mary Dredd . Eugene MqNeil Thelma Webb - Clifton Davis Com Thompson - Arthur Day i V,,,f-- r .u I 3 Q.. -- -- -- i I ,g.---- 3 ,,,.,----v I,-,,.... -nu--I' llllllll lltl llil3E,.. lllilllll Elllllllg, 'iq ,legit igpyyqg aging --'r ' W L-M .gig 4 5 ...etwis -sr.v H tl .I I u-as zz- 5. vplff 31 Q: W' U11 - i is s ,Q T is 13:1 UI . .5,v1, .ug N, his I U 1 11.375 57-219. P :RQ U1 i 1 i - - H - I1 ' iiwiliill-H s 1 K 'V 3 t4 zififli - ' ' 1 -ff. Hiti iglifse HUF!-KHi ' Z? 1iii if-firfsitfs ,Siivlttiftt .vgzfii XE 0253 if T l l I ' Efffltari NK i l i i T 33533 355523 Puff. ENE? 'tifbitfi WH .Y I sew as cm sm sm mm me mm - i ,titty 'FW' 'H fi M ef- We it-M2 wil In was ia ri 4 fg'ig'2'3fftQ,?55?f'?5'i?i4Zt3 tifflx 4 :zest 4 T, T 5? 'ft 34 if tigtifii tt F' if gt , is rife V , H 1 g1,fi?'fTl'?' EFT' 4, Q.i?.g,L, K, iii C gk-eggs, X 1, ' . ' V ., i f, f s 4 T 'v ft' WW it if rates -gg else! T s f Sue-: steel! N ' x ,, lawn ai X A 4 P A I syn. 1, ,, mf it , V gun. i W5 ' 'A :QR v X :':?x,: as i M 'J t dvr! Vamp ' V o f 7 hu 'T x' Ks. 1 D g 'Q' 4' 1' T' if s 'C f' . ,, .. . , LAR 'Q v Y 4 2 , ,, , K 4 1 L k,,LA , qi ' A. 1. Y me nur XM mm 3, 'rl its s 1 s-RW .Vx A W , . a I . b,- . , . xv These two tine typical seniors are no doubt representative of the best at Centennial. With a limited amount ot vvords it is impossible to describe all ot their accomplishments. These accom- plishments must be briefly stated. Just hovv would you begin to generalize their outstanding per- sonalities? Popular, yes. Active in school activities, yes. Scholastically outstanding, yes. And cer- tainly they assist and take part in all campus programs. These are only a few summarized abili- ties tor which their fellow classmates have selected them as typical seniors, as all around guy and girl in the Ceylonese class ot '57, There is no doubt that Irene Negrete and Fernandez Jen- nings represent their senior class because of their unlimited accomplishments. 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KTQIM-wa ,wa , WIN T , WL ,fwwya 77 5244471 WY' C T I h I y d I p d p g T p T r I fh I I I Th 1h hgh T I CI T ol p T hp Alfh gh p T Iy h I I pp T h I k Th Ap h CI fh f p 1 p r Th pl T p g T p T I d d g I T y I I I f II d I I ppT T Th gh TTh y I33 l llllllEllH lllllllllll Coach Aaron Wade ,,.. , Coaches Robert Reynolds, This season was not too successful tor the Apaches. However, they placed third in the Bay League. Outstanding performances by Bobby Thompson, Leonard Peete, Sam Bates, and John Sutton kept the team's morale high. The Apaches won 4 out of 9 games. They beat St. Anthony, 7-6, Leuzinger, 32-12, Inglewood, 6-O, and Torrance, 25-12. Bernard OxHorn, Aaron Wade, John Adams 2421 yr First Row: Coaches, B. Reynolds, B. OxHorn, A. Wade, Head, and J. Adams. Second Row: S, Haynes, R. Garcia, H. Wilson, L. Peete, B. Thornpl son, Capt, S. Bates, J. Blaylock, E. Covington, J. Walker, H, Johnson, R. Jennings. Third Row: D, Wilson, B. Bledsoe, H. Capers, F. Anderson, H. Harris, O, Calhound, J. Palmer, T. Amos, H. Williams, E, Drew, J. Davis. Fourth Row: B. Wayman, Mgr., W. Downs, Mgr., T. Hart, A. Fite, R. Telles, R Hinoios, D. Baszille, C. Clark, L. White, B. Sankey. Fiffh Row: H. Hawkins, J. Tolliver, J, Horton, D. Lewis, J. Turner, B. Lowe, 134 A. King J Sutton, Capt., L. Francisco, E. Barber, Mgr. 1' AMI I . x 1 ,, Q, I R L od Q. - x ' r d INN Q X x t , .L i' Q Cf if A A- ef -f . V1 Q M. - .' I X 'I M X M ' -l 1 5 H . , i . f 1 .alll Chester Clark Leonard Peete, Bay League, Honorable Mention Bobby THOPHPSOVL BUY LGGQUB. lst TCUVU f.?8 'wg 'Q ! 'V!ln 9 vi ,bl S- Ar, Q-'E Top Right depicts Apaches in action on the move against St. Anthony. Top Left shows Crazy Legs Chester Clark romping for a long gainer, Lower Left has linemen blocking in key play from scrimmage, Lower Right has Coach John Adams and Doc Peterson going over necessary help for fallen player ,JS 'Z I 'ACH Alvin Klng John Blaylock, Bay League, 2nd Team Jomes Polmeff 5 , aff .AC 'C I ,gg-ff mf i Bay League, Honorable Menti OH lllllllllllll lllllllllll llllllll WPS Top Left has the Apache wall hold up on a fourth down play against Mira Costa. Top Right: Out goes Sam Bates on his usually great running. Sam was one of the mast outstanding runners all season. Big John Blaylock breaks through for a long run against Compton in PTA Bowl game at Ramsaur. Ed Turner Billy Lowe Troy Amos r, gvffvzf-'Q' HHH UH HHH HHH Top Left: Defensive man looks good in ensuing tackle on opposition. Tap Right: No gain is the result of the aggressive tackling of defensive right end. Leonard Peete breaks around right end tor the needed first down. Henry Harris Ronald Jennings Benny Sankey ,5?4 wx Y: wwf-ali' QL 1 QVPY3 IJNXCQL X wi 21 NK 'ff Nb I Ap r af , .t lHHlUH V lHElHl lUUlHHll pimms MH ut mimi Coach Bernard OxHorn ' lL Coach OxHorn had a fine group ot players this season. Outstanding players to return are Bobby Bledsoe, Don Baszille, James Tolliver and Adrian Miranda. These boys kept the team's morale high. Though not too successful this year, the iunior varsity accomplished its purpose by preparing young men tor future varsity competition. A well-caught pass by No. 44 sends the Apaches out in from with a long gainer. First Row: F. Nichols, A. Miranda, L. Givens, R, Garcia, B, Sloan. B. Bledsoe, Second Row: E, Barber, Mgr., T, Whitt, R. Telles, H. Johnson, J. Tolliver, A. Fire, D. Baszille. lll llll lllllllilll ass' Q QQo 78 5A b8 3-J 9 'J Mr.- f if iw 1 Furs! Row J Anderson J Carpenter E Marshall J Moore B Swann A Simmons C Moss W Cunnnngham J Cochran Second Row D Campbell Coach Glaudnnu K Key J Hull J Wilson M Mays R Sanford D Chrsm M Bronson W Cleveland L Hull J Bufford J Smnth R Wyley M Sweet O Anderson R Spears R Johnson D Woods Mgr A Fnar Mgr Mr Glaudunu the new football coach tor the Bees had a rough season The malorlty ot the Bee team conslsted of sophomores who lacked football experlence However outstandung per formances by Luther l-lull a sensor kept the team s morale hugh It us antncupatecl that many of the Bees wnll be of some help to the varsity and Iunlor varsuty next season Coach Luclen Glaudlm -A J A , 1. J Q ' Q Q Q :- W ,, A .D r . ,C at A J -Nj 331 T. Inj I' JH yn . HL if I H A J J 'J 5 4 9 e , fi, , , W .V 'N l 1 N Air' ir' K - if - ' X bl l Q' Q' , rj r . ' iff A C. - I 5 . ix 5 N ' ' 2 V ., A Q v I . Rr- ' A ,' kr Q I: -3' , I 5. W 3 8 b r vit ,, :J it h , g D . ik , ,M 3' y J ' . ' . 'Q it .J - TX f ., . J V Y ,- , V, V t , kt.V V V il Qi Z J-.f1,. i K, an J . ' 'J ' l s f J 'Q :I I 4 .X is , A I . I ,X.- V5 , -.- .1 ., viq. Z is, igvritl WV in .HQ if V V . I . I 5 EHEHHHHTLH llll lllllllllllllllUE 9 rst Ro J Wheaton R Lo e B Thompson J Lo e Second Ro Coach Will am Barnes, G, McQuarn, J. Ford, A. Carey, G. Hall, C. Clark. Led by Ronald Love and Chester Clark, the Varsity basketball team of Centennial had a better than average season in the Bay League. After getting oft to a rather slow start, the Var- sity came on very strong. But it was too late, and to no avail as they made their move too late. The Varsity team tor next year is expected to have a very good season. Varsity .... Fullerton Varsity . El Segundo Varsity .... Oxnard Varsity Varsity . St. Anthony ... ..... Miliken Varsity . .. .. . L, B. Poly Varsity . . Paramount Varsity . . . ....... Serra Varsity . . . .... L. B. Jordan Varsity Mount Carmel Varsity .... Downey Varsity .. Torrance Varsity ... Miliken Varsity ... Sarnohi Varsity .. Redondo Varsity .. . Leuzinger Varsity . . Inglewood Varsity . .. ... Mira Costa Varsity .... Torrance Varsity . .. . . Brea Olinda Varsity . . . ..... Samohi Varsity . . . .... Redondo Varsity . . . Leuzinger Varsity . . Inglewood N S Bobby Thompson LX I .mllllll lllEH lllll HHH Ulll X., ff ll -s-qi -S f Ronald Love, Qnd Team, All Boy League Cleo Harris A' V L 1 I 4' 4 I , 5 'f . '9 is T l , 1 il, fl llmll ,ll I f N I 1 'w .'s --f 1 K K , Thompson. No. 68, goes high in The oir followed by Love, Joy Vees Fowler, No. 15, ond McQuorn handle the bull In No. 66, ogoinsf Miro Costa. game Competition in early year work. John WlWe0T0f1 Chester Clark, lst Teom, All Boy Leogue George Holl 3 F ' If 1 I 31 u X X x JUWUH VllllEllll llllllllllflllll Jrlttltt HH UUWH9 Firsl Row: Coach William Barnes, T. Fowler, J. Love, L. Tinsley, W. Cleveland, W. Barber, Mgr. Second Row: G. McQuarn, F. Jackson, R. Silas, C. Thornton, R. Williams. I Nu. -g...,,,h- lg A x' if H'-no-..,,-N I J' F -QL., ' '-lm-..,,,,.,,,,M, 3.,. f 1- U I 'Q H+ M sf , S. 1 , . pl 4 r Bug Thornton makes an easy lay-up against Mira Costa in league contest Tehbie Fovvler, No l5, looks hot from the floor as George McQuarn moves in for the rebound. .df S521 Y- JLJNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Junior Varsity basketball hit an all-time high as the Junior Varsity vvent through the entire sea- son, losing only two games out of about a 20- game schedule. George McQuarn and Joe Love, who vvas Coach Bill Barnes' play-maker, were very important factors in the Junior Varsity's very successful season of all around good basketball. SIIIIIII iii iiiiisiiii min-. ggi iiiigiigigixiii Bees Hawthorne ' Bees St. Anthony t . , l Bees L. B. Jordan ' 5- Lg x .N.17 S..-r ' 5 Bees .... Lynwood 7 1 , I ll' B .YUVC2 l r-It EW ff' W! , Bees . L. B. Poly '37 1 Bees .. Torrance Bees .. Millikan w 1 Bees . . . Samohi A H3 V1 Z H Bees .. Redondo N S? fEW l' 5 I' Bees . Leuzinger 'lil 4 I - A Bees . . . Inglewood Bees Mira Costa Bees .. Torrance Bees .. . Samohi Bees .... Redondo Bees .... Leuzinger First Row: B. Bledsoe, K. Adams, A. Johnson, J. Smith, M. Coy, J. Taylor, L. Thomas, C. Farmer. Second Row: Bees - -- Inglewood J. Cochran, Mgr., P. Vittatoe, D. Campbell, S. Henderson, F. Green, P. Johnson, H. Roberts, J. Davis, Coach Bees Bernard OxHorn. Mira Costa H4710 tx ll IIIIQIIIIHIIII Cees 23 Cees I6 Cees 24 Cees I5 Cees 20 Cees I4 Cees 2I Cees 24 Cees 26 Cees 24 Cees I7 Cees 33 Cees I5 Cees 20 Cees 22 Hawthorne St. Anthony . . . Jordan . . . . . Poly . . . .. Torrance Samohi . . . , . Redondo . . . . Leuzinger Mira Costa . . . .. Torrance Samohi . . . . . Redondo . . . . Leuzinger Inglewood Mira Costa Bee basketballers, after starting off to a lightning fast pace, fell off terribly during the stretch. But most of the games they did lose were by less than five points as they would be caught in the final minutes of the game. Some of the men who made the Bee team go were: Sam Henderson ana McKinley Coy. When they didn't hit, the team usually didn't win. Orpheus Anderson goes high in the air against Santa Monica L in league game at Mona Park One of the outstanding torgs on the Cee team of Centennial was Orpheus Anderson, who was equally as good on defense as on offense. He contributed highly after the Cee team, off to a poor start, came on to win five of their last nine games to come from the cellar to third place in the Bay League standings. On the whole, the team was better than average for the entire season, First Row: E. Marshall, R. Griffin, S. Jones, J. Young, R. Mason, A. Carey, C, Robinson. Second Row: J. Cochran Mgr., J. Carpenter, H. Edwards, R. Spears, O. Anderson, F. Robinson, M. Boothe and Coach Bernard OxHorn :' --- -Q, I x , ,A y C 'sri - ,ff VllllEllH llHSlllllll 144 .,Hllllll'S Hllll llllllllllllll Centennial varsity baseball may be well on its way in establishing itself as one of the win- ning sports on the reservation. With only tour of five veterans turning out Feb. 5th, the Varsity baseball team has won nine games and lost two to date, winning their tirst league game from Tor- rance. Coupled vvith a bye and other losses in the league, Centennial tinds itselt on top of the league. Varsity . . Pope Pius VOFSiTy ... Pope Pius VC1fSiTy . . St. Anthony VC1rSiTy North Torrance Coach Robert Reynolds Vorslly ' Millikon Varsity .... Jordan VClFSlTy .. Mt. Carmel Varsity ., Mt. Carmel VClfSlTy . . . Torrance First Row: Coach Reynolds, J. Wheaton, R. Hays, L. Gutierrez, I. Galloway, E. Barber, Second Row: H. Wilson, H. Davis, J, Davis, C Ha r A, Holman, W. Cleveland, C. Gutierrez, T. Fowler. Third Row: J. Love, L. Thomas, F, Jackson, R. Bledsoe, J, Franklin, D. Simpson. gi ,x,,'.X.x I .,.lllil3E liUliSlHlUlllE JUllllllHE Q 9 'un ri Ls , - f ' - First Row: J. Quintana, J. Carpenter C. Thornton E. Marshall J Youn R, W le W. Bin ham. Second Row: Coach Aaron Wade W f 1 i - 91 Y Yf 9 Dupree, K. Key, R, Hollis, F. Green, A. Miranda, C, Hampton, H. Roberts, H, Williams. llllllili llllllEllH lJHEHlllll Starting this season by losing the first two games, the Junior Varsity baseball team has come back to win the remainder ot their games. Outstanding performances by Jacob Young, Charles Thornton and Henry Williams keep the team's morale high. Junior Varsity 4 .... North Torrance I5 Junior Varsity 3 ... ..... Millikan T7 Junior Varsity I9 .....,. L. B. Jordan l Junior Varsity 7 ..... Mount Carmel 2 Junior Varsity 6 . . . .... Torrance 2 Coach Aaron Wade Apaches in early practice game with St. Anthony seem to handle their own. .ellllllllf lllll lllll Getting the word from Coach Reynolds are Roland Hayes, John Wheaton and lke Galloway. H , Bob Bledsoe Walter Cleveland 1 A my kr ,V , A ,ft-J Lecn Thomas ..,,.-5, t' -+ JI 4 il Luis Gutierrez Frank Jackson Julius Davis Ike Galloway Cleo Harris V 9 , Jngffn Tebbie Fowler 5 Homer Wilson Roland Hayes Q 1-11 -Mi X X P ' me .1 l Q Y -P' .A V f I x '..t A Q , 1 f X John Wheaton ,fir- A K s , X J XL - X 'U P - f Sf , K L. 5 Li . 5 9 wma 5 ' f4b Sflmr' .gm t A little pepper prepares the team in pregume warmup. Seen are Roland Hayes, Joe Love and Ike: Galloway, Ellllll Elllllll Defensive action catches the Apaclwes in top form on Home field. T 1 f i ? i-.V - 4 K . A . gjgggg- ggiiiiiiqg ...liiiiiiii llllillii Xlilixmil it ,V , ' f- Jfitl SWB iQ if Q lfjwi Mit f if if K U L Ll Q lL L ll X l M i 1. H ll i ywki i lyk Lux an Jw ,L if X Q vjqmy A Nx Q l r l iii U btw Sign lull L First Row: M. Niles, K. Borbee, F. Scruggs, B. Taylor, F. Lewis. Second Row: F. Brown, Mgr., J. Perry, K. Iles, H. Williams, Coach William Gill. Co och William Gill Once again the Cross Country team was not too successful. Although we did not place in the Bay League, the following boys are sure to be con- gratulated tor their fine efforts. These boys are: Magnus Niles, Booker Taylor, Frank Scruggs, Freddie Lewis, Ken Barbee, Harris Williams, James Perry, and Manager Floyd Brown. Big Preston Griffin comes in to the tape strong at the Huntington B Relays. Later season proved all early predictions. J YN each llllllllllll HLHEH llillili llllllll Ellllli lill Hill lillllll llflilllllll First Row: F. Lewis, H. Williams, F. Brown, S. Haynes, A. Day, B. Taylor, B. Thompson J Blaylock Second Row Coach WI IG Gill M Niles, B. bankey, F. Nichols, R. Wilson, J. Perry, L. Francisco, K. lles, K. Barbee, P Palmer, J .Tolliver, G. Webster, D, Perry, F. Brown, A. Wright, B. Johnson. Apache cindermen displayed top performance throughout the track season. Many mphs and new records have been established. Their outstanding performances made ossible for the Apaches to win many meets. The cindermen once again gained pub- recognition throughout the Southland by the start of another fine season. Winning h meets as the Jefferson, California Triangular meet, and the Mira Costa Relays, proved their determination to take C.l.F. Losing such greats as Preston Griffin, r Day, Chester Clark, John Blaylock, and Bobby Thompson to make room for fu- champions like Benie Sankie, Magnus Niles and others. Success of the team is due Swede and Gill. germy Sgnkey John Blaylock Cheste Clak llll llllllll N . l . f ...lllllllll HlHlll3llllS QM? 143 ,. . -'4 . U V ' in J-6--Q. - an W A ,, A - w-r 2011 'wr RH' --.f? .'22a Q First Row: F. Scruggs, A. Simmons, P. Johnson, C. Collowoy, J. Hill, A. Ivey. Second Row: Coach Robert Swede, R. Potton, W. Brown, S. .1 A Henderson, J. Winston, J. Primmer, L. Givens, D. Chism, T. Tucker, Mgr. M, i N ,V Preston Griffin l IU- Cocich Robert Bee cindermen such os Freddie Lewis, Albert Drew, Fronk Scruggs, ond Floyd Brown on sev- erol occosions pushed the Vorsity spikemen. With the mojority of them returning, o firm foundation is being built by trock couches. Swede Arthur Wright Arthur Doy '-'If-? 'fv' 4? Ml 910 X? J Harris Williams Booker Taylor Bobby Thompson Spdrked by such rnen as Roger Sdnford, Northan- iel McNeil, cmd Mdtthew Carrington ond the others, Cee cindermen proved competition for dll corners. Gredt Things ore expected of them in the Boy Leogue findls. Elf lllllll First Row: Coach Robert Swede, N. McNeil, R, Sanford, R. Garcia, C. Tate, T. Tucker, Mgr. Second Row: F. Green, L. Lumpkin, D. Fronklin C Moss, M. Carrington, H. Edwards, B. Tidwell, R. Griffin. Qi. NJ if '? 12, Cf-7 5 vuuwun'--'cuivgaurr ' . i ,p -. it 1.-3 Cf .ii te! 2.33 ' , .?!,t' -if 7' it 5 yd ' i Elllll' Sllllllljirv ll llllllllllllll lllllllllllll HQ-f'l'W'3w hi Q . An integral part ot the overall school pro- gram are the many sport activities entered into by the girls' physical education depart- ment. Well supervised by Mrs. Boykin and Mrs. Fischer, the area of a well diversified program is presented. From coeducational activities to individual sports, the girls are given an opportunity to develop in another field. .JU- Q Exe' 'yn ndamenrals of volleyball start rh rhe ball. inav l I 1 -5- v vs.-4-mg.. A if, if' T,'A whirl' ' ff' T. x.'fNQ-M I ,ixmww ac ery basic way - get acquainted ll lll lllllllllll PllHEl3llllll.,. The modern Robin Hood fakes aim ot the forget in the class program, -.. gh, xr 'rf' 4, , F ' ' ,'., 'la Actual courl scene shows the girls in volleyball compe- tition. This sport was also on o coeducational basis, :klwlmll Mzkvs up cm lor of class Mme vwtlw the C'IdV6f'1Y llwbl K - ' M151 If 3 ,il I ' ..., I 5 ' V Pf ' X , I Q A fit ,iv 1 55 6 -vi nb'-LL . 7- E 5 'i X SR? , .s ML Q . 4 K. Q I ,ah-ugh., V V gr, Q i VX , if - 73- Q , . A 1 , wus' on yn basketball veoches spurned heught. . ' A 'J ' 1' m Q U 4 4 ,M .J'..!+3I ' if S. ,2Qlss..w, s... IW U., .... M'--,JY 6- Tmc gurls stcxrt The game wwth O fp-mtv: toss A lmfe dwfferem from Me boys, Trio Lovclucationctl program included ci class in folk as well ns ballroom dancing. Everyone seemed to lrlxP lt. With spring came softball. Miss Sampson is winding up with one of her famous pitches. MVS fliftfs, lilo AOR lm vl0IQj iw --ll'1ESltoES, A fall activity included speedball. A fast and rugged game, it kept the girls warm during the I 'V early months. U 1 lj lil O P 1 QUVHN SIUE 1 Jr J J 1 Q ,F , I A 1, si N' f I lx- , lx x I vkqxx-V vt X R, ' X , 1 4 . , I 9 xv! 'X 1 ' , ' r w I 4 A . A ' fx I ' 'W A K , W A fff fJ ' b ,, . I , 1 X A y X - . f f, , Y V I. I . f ' J 1 x , X N ' 1 f' i Vfff'f: 'P x ,Y ' - ' ' 4 If ' .1 JK! 1 ,,X7 A ,' fl -iff I J ,rx-.QP W 9:4 , f 'Qf WUC! ? ' 1 Ni , Kd, Q V? 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