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

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1961 volume:

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V i mere isalways something exciting about building, for it stirs :ur imagination. Each day we add on to rnake more complete rr tomorrow,l But first, there is always a lot of preparation, veat, and toilli We build on many various fields such as math, ience, English, languages, and others in conjunction with clubs, forts, and student government. We work hard to carry out the ans of our chief and his staff so that our finished product will z labeled f'well done. V V V a we make our final exodus from the Apache reservation, we Qst continue to build, however, the strong foundation we have iiltiherefat Centennial will carry us-safely into the future to itasinithefgloasslss thatgweso conscientsiously strive for. - VV ' f ,-fm, , f ,xy ,ff ,QV eww L , .i aff P' wr- ,zt : .,VVV . w.M'2c.,2ff'1f' ' , 614' -,Quai ,Q it ,i,,f,,.,,.,r,,R,4f ,Q j, ,fqf . 1-7 - Qfzfvisi' pw V' ,' J7 . 1' f'-,W - -vw- 23553.31 ' ' 'ALA 1 mf ,ffff ' ,V , W' , , ,f.fff ,rffkpk ' 'f 'e:sw,j 1 1. . , I f,.g5-Q12 . zz, : 1f?:Ju:, 0 14 'F ff? 4, 'M-f, 0 7, farm wg. A ly.-, , i fzlfli 3 'ul 21:1 Q W x , fav: ' x f Q , 15- wa, I Q ja 1 ,, ',,, P I VW, 3, , , , ,,,,w-v. 1 5 1 ' ,utr ,,.!,M,,,ff w-1 JP' i i ,'2'lQ'1.f:'::': w '!3: f'3'f 4 Wg 2: , .,., , , av , . .W f ,,W,,M4W,,f,1L ' Y f , X ' gm -ilifkv . L5 'g A X A , . 'N B . , , 1- 1 Q. P , , - -ww, ' W . ,,., , ,M f '1 ,, 7 Q-16559 V yew W mi .z.f ,Q,, , , b W Q L, W? , K, 23957 4 Lg, .7 X 1 4 Tak f ?F3 ,cgi -wk : g 14 ld' ff 1, gm 1 i M xJ ' Aw A 'Y' mi f X ,BEST , 'H w x J Q 3 , xy i, Q. Y, ' w 'Q 5 . ,,f V.. X sy -X -'x ,, 5 'i 1 Y M w 'H J, M3 'N il I fi X1 1 DI TRI DIVIINISTR TIC NIR. FRANKLIN C. I-IEMPHILI. ' 5uperinTendenT IT is The responsibiliTy of The Board of Trustees ond The DisTricT Admir1isTroTors To provide The besT possible program of ecluco- Tion To The sTuder1Ts enrolled in This disTricT. The decisions They make are oTTen compliccrred and complex. However, Their deci- sions musT loe based on whoT is besT Tor The pupils, The desires of The commuriiTy, and its Tinonciol resources. Mr. Carl Burke, Assistant 5upt.p Mr. Rae Cargille, Deputy Supt., Mr. Leslie Vierm, Business Manager. im, l Seated: Mr. Joe Cciusey, Member, Mrs. Clara Fox, Vice President, Mr. Ramon Gonzales, President. 9 A Standing: Mr. EvereTr Pyle, Member, Mr. W. E. H. Knight, Member. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Mr. Wilbur North Mrs. Dorothy I-leilman is the Assistant Principal. She has the great responsi- bility ot planning our programs ot edu- cation, and it necessary, to change it according to each individual's needs. She is known by the students as a kind, understanding person and is respected by all. Mr. Wilbur North is the Assistant Princi- pal. He is well known among the stu- dents tor his triendly manner and his gitted talent ot being able to help -us solve our individual, personal problems. His never dying interest in seeing that, we the students ot Centennial maintain our high standards, is the mark ot a true Apache. Mrs. Dorothy Heilman Mr. Everett Parrish Mrs. Morrisontine Boykin is the Attendance Coordinator. She checks attendance records and makes innumerable calls to discover the causes of school absence. l-ler responsi- bility is to see that every student is aware of the importance of good school attend- ance. Dr. Clifford Liliekvist C0-ORDINA CRS Mr. Everett Parrish is the Coordinator of Student Activities. It is his job to plan the working cal- endar forthe school term. On his shoulders rest the important responsibility of developing an active student body. All campus activities, rang- ing from dances to assemblies, pass through his office for approval. kbs, f. Mrs. Morrisontine Boykin Dr. Clifford Liliekvist is the Coordinator of Guid- ance. He guides us to the realization of our potentialities through his thorough program of testing and his adiustments of our school curricu- lum. He has helped the Apaches in many ways, and we shall forever thank him, for his patience and wisdom, in guiding us toward a successful future. FACULTY John Adams H ld B Sophomore Problems am ames U. S. Hisfory Theodore Berner Ogfqve Bongmg Driver Eolucomon Music William Barnes Senior Problems Charles Brown Business James Campbell John Candia Music Spanish wi ' 4:,,-V. N x 'V ,g-. N -.. , -C . , 5 I9 Ellzabfffh BVYCU1 David Carlisle A Guidance Science Maple Cornwell Speech Lucien Glaudini Spanish I W- :nf .. IWW V. .,.. ,. .... 2 ,sf if 'if 1 as + , 1 f f ... 4 2 an . 5 'Eu 4 , ,. 6 4 133' 1 Ms 1 'VI' if i 3' W5 'Be Qi . W Y 4 5 r is V Jesse DeLeon l Catherine Divine Aff English viei'-i s A Y- 52, -,- 4 , '::. iff, 1 'i rleie, V 5, T ' ', 5,: .wwxxgwi . l':- 'fl ' S . k QL? . L I i Liifzj.. :-J 'Betty' Garman Physical Eclucalion 'fvvlllldm- lGlll Marvin Gold Physical Educciiion Moriah Vera Hanson Marinus Jorgenson Business lnduslrial Aris Lyle James lndusiricil Arts 13 Linclol Jacks John Jackson Driver Ealucaiion Special Training Geneva Jallah Special Training Ms, David Lewis Barbara Maddock Jgumglism Horne Economics Wilma Kauling Business .f all If ,, , 'ff .f, ff f f, -iw Paul Martin Math i4 114:54 -y,- Q .e nsisi l , N, fi--.a sg , 'X Y 311332 N 1- ,,,f f- N . s xx , ,,,, .,i X f-tif..ass-Qi-r-1:i1Ss.fv N .-,N TLT Y,-,5'X5'-x ..,. l' .If 1' 5 .2 ii' I ,,., A, Q A ., ,.s. Q ., , Q M X Y Q 4--. 'i,iffQQ2. E Q - ' f--j -5 ., N M -.-s N.-m..e.... . 5 5 , .25 -X ,- 5 ---' , '- 9 Q . - -1- 55, 251- ' l Z.. , 'Tis .- ,i,' ' 5 . , ' - - . X 1- 1- - X5iXasM:,1.- -- 31553, .Q is -1 .,,, Q is X 1 - , , - - -11 - , , -I 1-5 QE? Albert Navari Bernard Oxhorn Latin Physical Eclucarion Wendell Page Special Training Harriet Ponkey Senior Problems Adolphus Rogers lnclusfriol Arts Ella Pdrkel' Lucile Peckhan Speciol Troining ' English John Redf'-Id Priscillo Rigo Senior Problems English Hardie Pierce Industrial Arts Toshio Shimcibukuro Kathleen Stephens History Horne Economics .ffli Louise Stevenson Nurse 15 fUq A Elame Taylor Ruby Taylor l-lisTory Librarian 'Rbbert 'Swede English Kenneth Washi gfon Sciqem U i x BE if nl gbllfii fi Walter Ufley Auron Wade l Moth Physical Education A ' 'ii ' Q i'ZflfQlI'lQ,: Joseph Wafson E I Vi nf5GI?'uelyulqllllgms Busimess 1 ' lnudusfrio -Avis Marvin Threlkeld Inclus'rriol Arfs Lewis Wino'coor English 3 9 SERVICE S FF f L L ,f,i'5':,f3'4Qs ..,..1 RUbY 'KfWlQlWT, PEQQY KSFTZY, Mable Evans, Frances Marshall, Louise Wilmovsky, Cecilia Langrum, Lee Gabberr. ff 221. , ' f- , if I 17 r 4 ' , I r , .5 i , .- T --f asf A f' . , ,ie 1 Virginia Sfecher, Rifo Rosa, Wille Mae Shinglefon, Ella Lyfle, Manuela Rodriguez. Joseph Johnson, Felix Barber, William Shirley, John De Boer, Frank Williams, Paul Richardson, Edward Smith, Stewart HerringTon. 4......4-lg The secreTaries and clerks are The backbone of The service sTaTT. Through Their long hours of cliligenf work, The office records and correspondence are kepf accuraTe and up To daTe. Our haTs are off To you ancl happy Typing. Our caTeTeria workers keep us from sTarving while we are aT school. They are responsible for The dependable service and The Tine condiTions aT CenTennial. Our gardeners and cusfodians keep our campus clean and beauTiful, making every eTforT To make us proud ThaT we are Cenfennial Apaches, A 17 1 Mu' 5 1 ,, , ,, , , ,,,. -,,, '- 1 - .Af ,.:.., 4.,Q , , 4 f'f- -M 'Q - .f:'.r:1's: 'ff' -. fMf2 - , ' ,-wfsf, x W' J Y 1 f f' -' 4 ' 5 , .L A . , 4 ,, Wy, 1.4 ' '. 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Q Sk 'f E V ' ' 'ff , A- fgux . 1 - 4 .4 , , i,:',4:A53f1,ag:t A - , If fiat 3 ' E , f - ' ' 1. 1 W ..,.:Q......,,..E SS-Etfx-ksvisgjr'-2 '-' ,, ' Y, NP'-.-.-i12-,E.,,LJ5rtf: X E,-.N M i ak- - W 1 , ' A ' 'L If- , -. fan ,Mr 4?:f4.e2211Z,m,, 1 WW 'iri-f 'fi4',,fE'f6':5 : gf ,- 23 :-.-,gs 1-QL, sf, ,f -W-ygL,' 1501 , , 1 f , 3 f 4 .40 Q M' 2 ,ga 1 1 f f MARION YANCY , I - .ice 4 f 1 Xi f f:- yf! ff ' .f Qtig Q36 Wi is-I 'IT' fi ,Luigi Q' 3 2 Wa, g. , - , ,ff H- ff ' ,JV W A vi! is-: Y 44 4, 'f Ni' 3, . , 33-.5 '-nvfv XY ' N si, Q tffz, N Sf fi O x D My ERNEST ZOMALT M w Q 'LAWRENCE YOUNG l K ' i I O I 1 GAYLEN ZENON ai v i i i Here again is one of our Top seniors: RALSTON SMITH. RalsTon is a member of The Senior Coun- cil and PresidenT of his Senior Problems Class. His TavoriTe classes are maTh and science and I guess you have guessed, he plans To major in maTh or science. Our Top senior will be seen on The campus of U.C.L.A. or Long Beach STaTe nexT year. ThroughouT The years vve have always mainTained The Tra- diTion of honoring seniors who are Top in Their sTudies. These people plan To enTer The field of science, maThemaTics, busi- ness, eTc. We honor These sTudenTs Through The vvriTe-ups in The Annual. In IaTer life They can look back and see vvhaT They have accomplished. We are proud To presenT The Top EPHEBIANS oT i96i. One of our mosT conscienTious scholars is KATHERINE OWEN5. Since her 3 years sTay aT CenTennial, her TavoriTe classes have been TrigonomeTry and ChemisTry while her TavoriTe Teachers include Dr. LiliekvisT, Mr. Gold, and Mr. WashingTon. KaTh- erine plans To conTinue her educaTion aT U.C.L.A. and aspires a career in medicine. SHERRY GEORGE comes Trom The Virgin Islands. She has an A average aT CenTennial. Her TavoriTe subiecTs are HisTory and Senior Problems. Sherry plans To be a hisTory Teacher. To TurTher her educaTion she plans To aTTend Long Beach STaTe and U.C.L.A. ' , ' , , ,,.. A .. ,,-., , k4,,..,,,g.-gzqzizzvqi - hw, 1- c - 44:1 .-fy , V- .Lt.-,rrg ,W .- rf- -lv-xl Q, ,. . fy, pn ,gf - -.2 ia 1533 V K ly T 4124, f? 2 '?1:3I'g2Q,F?i' ' VV kb I ,. wjilfcf V ffzfg-kim'-ei ?E ,S - I fi' 5i,Q,,5H,,,,, ,A ig 4, at k.KkV ,,43.53,, :Ei ' .,.. ' ,V ,-5ini:, -sr - ,i-E3 ' WL Lf Q -'ef 5'1i' Q Qi Q: ' T '-i?5QS?f-f V I , Il1,?D,Y 1 ,. V, 'bv , , . r 3 . ua: L. T :bt pile swf ,.,, -f22f , H ,4.,fm1:gff,4sgq: .gg 'V 5 ,z f f' , k f ,'if'-gf'Q..,i:'f'ff-wffressisiy . .. ,fs 1 ,V-wi , ., ,ri ,V ,, J ,f .... 1' ' rsffm: .wry a i. F I I If f7.Iik1WQ9'f72'i'5f if ?,gAjf,, ' j15j1'f ,'i'N i'nyi'w.1gfg?Z .Qgf2f1,,4fQ54vr ff i n -gif? ' fi if? P' flfii 'lf 2x,:7fffffl:f2'W' 2 ,Q CLARENCE BROSSARD has mainTained an A average T ThroughouT his years aT CenTenniaI. He is a member of The Arrows service club and presiding presidenf. GT course being an A sTudenT he is a member of The C.S.F. His TavoriTe' classes are Modern World and Physics. Clarence plans To enTer The field of Teaching Physical Science or MaThemaTics. He will enTer La Verne College in The Tall To TurTher his educaTion. JAMES PAGE is a very active 'senior. He is a member ot the C.S.F., The Arrows and the Debate Squad. James was our first semester student Body President. James plans to maior in' Political Science and Pre Law. He plans Touattend Uni- versity of Redlands next year. LINDA VALDIVIA is a very active top senior. First semester, she was president ot the C.S.F. She also was The vice-president ot The Arrows. This semester she is president ot The Arrows. Linda's favorite classes are Physics and Trigonometry. She plans to attend either Whittier or LaVerne College. She will enter The tield ot Mathematics or Science. NORMA WILLS comes from Jack Yates Senior High School in Texas. In her tew semesters aT Centennial she has be- come a member ot The Arrows and also The C.S.F. Her favorite classes are Trigonome- try and Senior Problems. Atter Two years aT Compton Junior College s h e plans to enter U.C.L.A.l and maior in Mathematics to become a Geometry Teacher. 4 ERNEST ZOMALT was president for the second semester. He is a member ot The Arrows and-the Lettermen's Club. Ernest's favorite subiectsare Trigonometry and Physics. He plans To go to the University ot California, Santa Barbara and major in Mathematics. VERINA ELLIOTT has taken a complete busi- ness course while at Centennial. She is a member ot the Arrows, the C.S.F. and the Cen- tennettes. After gradua- tion she plans to attend Metropolitan and major in business. - wsu , Efk X 1 1 V A I f 4, 9' - ,-47' ,V V Q quita ' s W, . 4 , 2 . .i i bk ms, VT R 5 2 'x 7 'R L, - ,. . N.: 'M 'J'x,,l, 3' ,, , QQ. ,, .vig ,D Q, r 5 ' , 4, 2 x 'T' YT 3, ,, , , . .KX i' K Y ' X 'menu x PJ A f ff N, .1 1 v f mfg -,,,,f ,, , ,pf f:7f', A ,.' ' f . Q' '55, 4 1315 , - . . A-,.i3 L?,Ef,.5,f VA.. t . SV. 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Singleton, Y. Davis, J. Grim, D. Wills, E. Vasques, O. Bledsoe, D. Baker, R. McCloud, W. Dodson, Row 4: C. Phillips, R. Valdivia, D. Miranda, E. .White, J. Thomas, W. Stewart, S. McKinney, P. Chatman, G. Moore. Row 'I: E. Trippi, B. Curtis, R. Harden, G. Foreman, B. Green, L, Coleman, A. Hardge, C. McCalley, A. Morland, R. Alire, R. Harbin, C. Olimeda Row 2: F. Quschea, A. Hampton, R. Bruce, D. Hayes, C. Grissom, G. Cardiel, E. Hamilton, J. Green, R. Everhart, L. Heard, M. Blakely. Row 3 5. Knight, H, Burns, L. Glenn, M. Hernandez, J. Charles, J. Thomas, J.- Moses, C. White, E. Tidwell, T. Jackson, G. Niles. Row 4: E. Yancy E. Collins, C. Robinson, M. Acquire, D. Howard, Q. Ross, B. Crawford, W, Simmons, C. Jackson, R. Galloway, T. Tarpley. 5 L i J 2 L . i WV w Row 1: S. Dawson, A. Mendez, F. Penister, L. Green, S. Lee, F. Gamble, B. Kagler, W. Hopkins, J. Pannell, J. Ravare, W. Carter, M. Amescua, J. Flores. Row 2: B. Robertson, A. Williams, L. Pope, E. Morris, P. Garrett, S. Cryer, R. Randle, S. Miller, Y. Day, J. Green, D. Goodloe, P. Higgins. Row 3: J. Williams, R. Simpson, F. Blankenship, J. Ferrel, B. Badgett, J. McGowan, J. Parker, J. Faniel, W. Ross, I. Huicochea. Row 4: J. Fruge, L. Herndon, G. Hamilton, B. Summers, W. Biggus, D. Howard, R. Hicks, J. Virden, J. Booker, W. Lee. Row I: J. Gomez, R, Avila, J. Hardmen, C. Estrada, M. Kinchelow, S. Mena, J. Thomas, N. Lear, C.' Rice, R. Hamilton. Row 2: J. Jones, A Campbell, L. Veney, V. Winbush, J. Calhoun, E. Mills, D. Consuela, T. Remaker, W. Spruill. Row 3: C. Wright, N. Crittendon, A. Palomino A. Salido, W. Dawson, T. Green, W. Powell, M. Walls, A. Shaw. Row 4: J. Young, W. Mills, V. Henderson, T. Lowe, R. Smith, J. Seiber. 'PY 541 4 ff ..,, Y i ,z X 'M ,Ms . Af ... z J , ,, . Hula Row 1: O. Slaughter, M, Masely, T. Vera, R. Swain, M. Vasquez, N. Sanders, B. Roybal, P. Ortiz, V. Lolles. Row 2: C. Ortega, A. Torres, E. Mitchell, W, Smith, A. McCoy, L. Robinson, J. Dixon, L. Gorman, M. Perry. Row 3: A. Owens, P. Robinson, M. Webster, J. Hinds, G, Sheridan, B. Nelson, E. Hollins. Row 4: C. Scott, P Tarvin, B. Smith, J. Vessup, A. Williams, E. Meiico, H. Watkins, R. Vasquez, E. Alexander. K2 Alvin. Row 'lx M. Adams, B. Woods, M, Lundy, D. Espinosa, A. Rodriguez, L. Nichols, R. Bradley, F. William, O. Stewart, K. Stewart. Row 2: R. Bailey, E. Chase, M. Willis, J. Wimbish, L. Garcia, M. Rivera, I. Mendoza, R. Hambrick, G. Burgen, P. Wilson. Row 3: N. Shaw, G. Robertson, J. Moore, M. Williams, B. Fite, L. Stewart, B. Clark, J. Page, A. Mendoza. Row 4: S. Brown, H. Smith, E. Romeriez, G. Reese, E. Smith, B. Johnson, C. Ventress J. Marshall, D. Wilson, V , 1 1 .zgw 1. .,. -er: . , , 1'::., , . . w Y .' -- r twin- .,, i' . V Q? if . , 4 Q- if y A 4 , . .,W. , . V it . , .A,,A , 4. A if ',. , Q' Q V - VV 'f f A 1.2 . ' 1.3.1 . A V' Mfff' , ' .. ' 'L ' , my 'W W 91 W 19,2 4. 'Zi 9? ,bg if if 9 if we , wg, A A I Aww gr 4 j f 14 44' W WW W R I If ay: gli, I KJ . . . 1 J -'ff 'gtg ff! AV 9 if 4 431 y , 14 5' 2' 'f We iw I Q df f' 1 i 1 . f 2 ff' , Row 1: R. Williams, R. Lee, A. Austin, R, Torez, B. Allen, I. Winrow, S. Anderson, S. Bennett, F. Rivera, M, Harris, L. Bright. Row 2: C, Gordon, E. Blalock, B. Bradley, O. James, D. Ballard, R. Villegas, S. Bingham, M. Esquivel, D. Andrews, W. Mayfield, J. Williams. Row 3: J. Cooper, B. Thorton, A. Brown, D. Pitchforcl, A. Scott, J. Mitchell, E. Bass, J. Eaves, C. Taylor, M. Richardson, R. Orange. Row 4: C. Smith, C. Butts, O. Sneed, C. Jones, R. Cupton, H. Bain, A. Patton, R. Amescua, M. Boles. .,. Ct' , :N 5 - P-. 're -X., V 4 ' .lll Row 1: L. Pimentel, E..Pina, D. Reed, J, Woods, R. Bradely, A. Webster, E. Burgin, L. McQuarn, C. Haley, L. Radford, G. Thompson, M, Scales Row 2: J. Bullock, E. Perkins, O. Thiloodeaux, G, Foley, R, Dunn, M, Woods, B. Mack, A. Bradley, A. Gantt, N. Simmons. Row 3: D. Morgan L. Hammond, E. Wright, J. Givens, L. Pittman, S. Moore, D. Smith, C. Mitchell, B. Canett, J. Ashey, K. Dawkins, Row 4: W. Smith, R. Brown W. Fenderson, N. Ingram, A. Roberts, G. Hall, S. Edison. I 1 g S 5. Af . ,E Row I: D. Gonzales, C. Cox, R. Loza, F. Anderson, C. Washington, J. Spight, G. Dent, G. Taylor, C, Gross, N. Smith, D. Davis, E. Parker. Row 2: A. Caraway, E. Radford, K. Herron, O. Veloz, Y. Roseli, E. Polidore, E. Green, N. Faustina, V. Davis, C. Andrews, H. Anderson. Row 3: W. Gibson, L. Hernandez, R. Borraza, D. Alexander, J. Caldwell, J. Houstman, A. Dominguez, T. Yoakum, C. Huges, C. Bunting. Row 4: M. Jackson, R. Hampton, H. Kennedy, M. Powell, J. Smith, S. Kelly, R. Gibbs, H. Walker, C. Crone. .. ,f A ' ii 1, ' I 'V Q 5 iv V V, 'V V :j i M. uk , 'ik D A V 17 ' gig. . 5 i . 'v X . Vg. ,f Row I: L. Smith, S. Bowdry, E. Shelby, B. Robertson, E. Williams, M. Gregory, E. Toomes, E.fSmith, T. Perez, C. Newman, D. Taylor. Row 2 B. Picken, M. Williams, S. Moreno, B. Harris, J. Gilliard, B. Robertson, T. Johnson, E. Anderson, M. Swiney, G. McCoy. Row 3: J. Stegall E. Carter, R. Neal, G. Burnett, W. Phillips, E. Garrett, A. Craft, J. Fuentes, O. Sida. Row 4: A. Ne Crete, E. Yancy, M. Fobbs, M. Ridgway, R Jenkins, G. Smith, R. Arline. 4 lug 'W Pfiftn a ,L -37 gf: , ,L I l t . . ? Row 1: R. Gonzales, S. Jones, J. Jacquef, L. Harrison, A. Frederick, D. Baiemps, M. Marteniz, H. Landry, L. Edwards. Row 2: P. Foster, W. Gamble, C. Ruffin, S. Javes, B. Conley, J, Swain, A. Huguley, E. Luflefon, M. Thompson, P. Lewis. Row 3: L. Robinson, S. Burrell, G. PuckeTT, L. Whire, R. Collins, P. Garnetr, W. Evfesy, A. Adair, A. Lewis, B. Adkins. Row 4:.T, Scott, E. Rogers, D. Roberson, D. White, C. Campbell C. Brown, T. Cofiinghom, C. Collins, D. Marshall. . . A . ,Q I . .,,, f - i iw 1 rsillf T 43? ' as 1 . fig - .lf Z 2 X i 5, rl, 5 J -4.' fi V f . ,i l ..i if J, ,f YI, J 1 'f Row 'I: W. Whiting, A. Sanders, C. Truiillo, L. Braddy, C. Markman, M. Johnson, G. Evans, C. Hernandez, C. Duranto, E. Gage, T. Bolden, L. Allen, Row 2: C. Williams, A. Bridges, H. Niles, D. llles, E. Womack, S. Frosf, M. Sneed, E. Morris, T. Orozco, L. Jackson, Row 3: A. Hart, W. Morgan, C. Pickett, T. Crawford, H. Thomas, W. Pearson, A. Grigsby, A. Champ, S. Johnson, G. Belton, Row 4: J. Bluford, E. Morgan, M. Cruz, S. Rhineharf, J. Pulliman. Y 4........ 59 Row T: A. Mendoza, A. Romero, P. Morgan, E. Thomas, J. Holly, D. Harris, D. Brewster, E. Bell, R. St. Cyr, H. Anderson. Row 2: P. Woodarcl, M. King, B. Bell, J. Brooks, D. Mitchell, L. Robertson, T. Gregory, E. Gallegos, F. Berry, W. McKinney, L. Jinks. Row 3: R. Dickerson, T. Beautord, E. Bryant, D. Jackson, G. Barber, B. Robinson, B. Thompson, L. Walder, R. Gilmore, W. Weatherford. Row 4: J. Jefferson, W. Harris, G. Henry, W. Cox, J. Grant, H. Daily, W. Haynes. , :-. Y.,- 3 Z ' It . - :iw I ts. ' ' , ' . I Row 1: M. Hays, R. Vasquez, S. Vallery, S. Williams, T. James, M. Taylor, P. Reyes, A. Smith. Row 2: D. Fuentes, J. Brown, W. Stephens J. Lightfoot, D. Maese, A. Sturges, E. Sanders, R. Turner, E. l-loldman. Row 3: F. Walker, D. Woods, L. Shields, D. Rushing, A. Watson, D. Navorez F I.. . -. 'WE U. ,f M-f , x 0390, , f, yi X aj 'L W .... ng.. .J ii Qvff' Xr11 gf,!.,w f 1' 5' 'fin ' M W' A 5' ? R ,gg fi, Q It ,k,. 5 Q 'L 6475 fi' , ' , K . Q . w. ' I I 'Y f ' 5 2 W .1 If , -, Q s A 4 if . 1 4 A . I 24, 523 242 ,,- N , lima, '-9 ff- li' Q 2 I Row 'lz V. Long, A, Elam, M. Arroyo, B. Collins, G. Moore, D. Courtney, S. Harrison, C. Garrett, I. Ervin, M. McCrary, P. Burries, H. Mena Row 2: S, Riggins, O. Pierce, A. Heads, F. Neal, T. Rolls, J. Hubert, A. Santos, L. Williams, W. Hughes, F. Correa. Row 3: W. Radford, F. Walker D. Richardson, E. Burns, H. Sharp, L. Feiga, C. Davis, D, Wilkerson, A. Vasquez. Row 4: H. Noel, C. Grim, P. Smith, K. Thompson, H. Sankey Row 1: S. Widers, P. Perei, A. Burrell, S. Ballott, I. Arviso, A. Mixon, M. Williams, K. Gosey, V. Gamble, G. Grant, M. Anderson M. Felton. Row 2: R. Flowers, E. Robertson, G. Fetzpotrick, D. Harris, S. Hendrix, C. Smith, M. Sneed, E. Charles, M, Hunter, J. Lopez, R.lFederick, C. Shelton, G. Rizallo, Row 3: H. Stockes, A. Lampkin, D. Llamas, A, Nelson, R. Moda, H. Doss, VE. Sanders, S. Nickles, E. Riggs, T. Rushing, C. Sterling, R. Raimrez, J. Coates. Row 4: R. Murray, A. Wheeler, J. Ellis, J Smith, L. Simmons, B. Bryers, T. Slaughter, B. Smith, J. Thompson, J. Moore, A. Thomas. Y Row 1: W. Jones, E. Smith, D, Amescua, P. Perez, L. Greene, D. Tortr, L. Wright, D. Euriquez, C. Payton, J. Berry, R. Ballow, R. Arnold. Row 2: S. Mathis, E. Blakely, L. Toliver, M. Johnson, M. Callegari, A. Robinson, H. Lanehart, G. Sankey, B. Iverson. Row 3: C. James, J. Acosta, S. Casey, D. Russell, F,'Walloce, J, Hernandez, M. Olephant, L, Jackson, L, Ford, A. Meiico. Row 4: R. Euriquez, R. Nelson, H. Spivey, J. James, B. Smith, E. Williams, D. McGowan, D. Jones. 4 We fy' Jfilsv 0' Row 1: E. Earle, M, Mays, L. Griggs, B. Rouse, -L. Jackson, Y. Williams, P. Finney, W. Shields, F. Anderson, P. Adams, D. Moore, K. Fielder. Row 2: L. Carruther, H. Palomino, S. Williams, G. Gibson, J. Fowler, J. Woodard, J. Plummer, B. Jackson, S. Kyle, W. Williams, E, Nielson, Row 3: A. Melia, J. Blake, B. Turner, C. Willis, R. Williams, L. Weatherford, W. Payton, P. Toliver, A, Savale. Row 4: L. Smith, R. Bain, F, Gonzalez, J. Sida, R. Downs, J. Rogue, C. Massengale, W. Thompson. Row 1: E. Ortiz S. Reid, M: Greene B. Nash, L Truscott M. Cabrera L E t G. O la , . , . , , . as man, g urn, P. Tolbert, B, Sanders, A. Burton. Row 2 R. Gomez, D. Ochoa, V. Stollworth, G. Range, F. Reed, B. Swayne, P. Taylor, R. Farley, H. Scott, S. Richards, M. Randall. Row 3: D. Silas J. Gordon, Y. Liggons, B. Heard, D. McGowan, R. Harrell, W. Miller, R Lauro, C. Rhodes, M. Stewart, V. Vasquez. Row 4: E. Gregory, M Rouse, S. De La Cruz, F. Cooper, M. Gordon, D. Collier, T, Burdette, J. Sherman, C. Givens, W. Moreland. . . ew. ,f A if K 9 2 ' ' if 4553 4 yfs W 'rfL',11'f,s1 at C: ,Q If Row 'I: W. Harris, C. Glenn, M. Dillard, L. lheus, G. Reed, M. Sneed, J. Ybarra, E. Lima, C. Smith, D. Clark, C. Loodd, H. Wade. Row 2: A. Lewis, M. Riggins, X. Lang, L. Hinds, D. lwasaka, H. Ramos, L. Moss, D. Alvarado, V. Henley, L. Jones, K. Morris. Row 3: G. Cryer, J. Rogers, J. Johnson, K. Smith, R. Avilia, R. Lewis, L. Holland, R. Shannon, C. Berkley, L. Clegg. Row 4: J. Carter, A. Mitchell, R. Bridgeforth, R. Windom, C. Grady, R. Wooltolk, B. Davis, L. Shepherd, E. Cormier. All 5'-vga fl gg. 'stiff l ffm ' ff . ,:' V s Qw- Row 1: M. Turner, C. Garcia, I. Martinez, E. Ramos, R. Rodriquez, J. Campos, D. Roby, H. Jones, F. Haywood, M. Thomas, L. Roberts. Row 4: S, Watson, G. Andrews, H. Kelly, K. Williams, L. Brooks, E. Barken, C, McDaniels, B. Ashley, M. Sanders, P. Henderson. Row 3: H. Johnson, M, Baines, P. Lopez, H. Patton, W. Hooks, J. Parnell, B. Anderson, P. Weir, S. Johnson. Row 4: J. Burnes, L. Seiber, R. Wallace, A. Heads, J. Brown. Row 'l: B. Martin, A. Hill, B. Fedrick, D. Lawson, L. Gutierrez, L. Saucedo, J. Taylor, F. Crump, G, Furlow, M. Coleman, C. Davis, C. Lewis. Row 2: J. Smith, D. Lee, B. Washington, C. Graham, C. Wunbush, J Andrews, K, Matthews, A. Fontenot, J. Llanes, G. Larkins, D. Gathright. Row 3: B. Parker, D. Young, G. Johnson, M. Torres, R. Johnson, C. Rhodes, J. Giddens, J. Hooper, M. Draper, C. Ortega, 'C. Bullock. Row 4: D. McClung, R. Shaw, L. Williams, W. Long, R. Solomon, E. Coleman, R. Gonzales, T. Pierce, L. Woods. Row 'l: D. Smith, M. Bell, M. Ashley, D. Stone, C. Player, M. Water, G, McKinney, N. Bolden, D. Sims, E, Davenport, M. Moreno, G. Martinez Row 2: M. Hill, P. Thomas, P. Bronson, G. Johnson, G. Ross, K. Lundy, D. Dumas, H. Sullivan, E. Mays, J, Tyler, L. Sells. Row 3: F. Bryant G. Cureton, R. Radway, S. Trotter, Z. Jackson, V. Murphy, D. Riley, M. Givens, B. Montgomery, J. Cato. Row 4: H. Walker, S. Adams, J Pulliam, H. Sayles, J. Austin, J. Webster, R. Brown, C. Thomas, Row 1: O. Valdez, E. Amaro, L. Soriano, G. Hopkins, V. Clark, F. Lands, G. Harnage, H. Lee, G. Warren, J. Tyson, A. Sanchez. Row 2: B Shaw, E. Pharr, A. Hicks, C. Newman, I. Chism, A. Henderson, F. Stewart, C. Burton, R. Johnson, G. Griggs, G. Holland. Row 3: T. Willis B. Randle, D. Sampson, D. Jordon, G. Blake, MI Spears, D. Brewer, L, Cleveland, C. Brown, R. Guerrero. Row-4: C. Henderson, E. Tillman, A Hall, J. Epps, N. Johnson, S. Moore, F. Robinson. i i 1 l l 1 l l l i 1 1 1 1 l i 1 Row 1: L. Hughes, B. Metoyer, G. Estrada, L, Mitchell, S. Vanles, F. Harrison. Row 2: B. Fountain, W. Clay, A. Miles, J. Caraway. Row 3: G. Featherson, R. Jones, E. Mitchell, C. Dawson, W. Doyle. Row 1: B. Matthews, Z. Hess, M. Bruner, M., Pilgrim, F. Johnson. Row 2: M. Fuller, Jackson, R. Draper, C. Patterson. Row 3: C. Williams, N. Williams, A. Nelson. Row 'lz S. Green, N. Genenine, G. Smith, B. Rodarfe, J. Depass, W. Gil Christ, K. Gross, P. Roberts, M. Lopez, M. Westbrook, C. Jones, C Wright. Row 2: D. Woodard, W. Nichols, P. White, R. Ginaz, M. Brown, L. Kennedy, N. Garcia, J. Davis, G. Pickens, M. Craig, C. Curry Row 3: J. Mifchell, E. Blake, J. Henderson, A. Johnson, J. Nunn, J. Blaylock, S. Vanexel, E. Dickson, A. Wafson, R. Allen. Row 4: I. Hawkins A. Harris, E. Daniels, B. Hernandez, W. Andrews, W. Smith, C. Nesley, R. l-lands, L. Lonviers. - I TUDE T GO ER ME ijwrqcf' ogre'-sehool They T1 me quesflons every Mvveek fhotmoy see ihqf ThQ,,,WCJnTs Cl!'1d-,FTGSCIS of Cenfenmol ggt The besf , ofbouv Schoolwf f ' . 3 Q- lexve1qjhdn 'We-550456, 1 . L F 44,,.,,.-- ' ,E 1 4 , A . I ' - I , ' 1 4 , fs f x -v ' I 2 ru. ' .7 it .i.....,,,., 'Wav- ru U I xg . ' 7 'W , f., . u4iP ' . V if ' 'jfff' , K 1 .ff 'M'.f3U 1V3 f f rl, ,,g,.,z-f V I V. ...5,,b41,,3lg,i,,qf,,-' 71 'V 'f -V r -,fig Agq ,. ,K 5168 H 1 ,wi K Q ff V 1. Z Q ,Y 5 -M ,5,,-,V 2 I -1-4 -. - f - Q . , :px i ' M, , 1 '-4-1-V -.,-gi,....,,..., L . 3 - -J. 34 ' . E 'Z 'V , K . A x Nslffl. W-V - 5, xg, ', ' ji, 'fi uni Ag J- 7, - . 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V. f , ,5,V,2,.:,. 3. ,' A ? ,4.gar7V2i4,,g+f- 'VJV f my g:'f i'5- fgf ffggpy, ,. I .V V' f JF'S'i9Jf'VJL FW 7-'V'V1V3w.'Q 'F'f'f, 'fi Vffff f ' .VV f -ff - 'Vbilif L' A ' ?'22 1 'V ,5'+lV' . . W : W3 V ,- ' ' W' A f. ,-,fury ,A ,rg , qw m m, V'Qga,gygfV.V-- ?,,gV-V-1. V' 3 Lg, , , Vu,-,,f v- . fpyiy., 55,537 , wy ,V, ,'i',,i,-Va f ,V4 H g, ,' 1 y g.- rnziwd 4 WV '- - Q Q ' , .-Y, s-nz' ,, -'f',, F, Y' ,Fry Q .51 , , V V. A , VxQ,VV5j,2f' ' , ,fri ,V'Vu- 2 f:V,fffj,, f in V3gAg'w1 :Wm -.-si'ad0Qf.A33g.V. 0-Q, Z - H V H' 1 , ' 'V' V ' yi-mv7,4i4Vs',1-' I gf -V - , 1 H+ ff Vfnfwf V4 rv, ripe 5- .M W Vi'-V' -V -,pa 4 - V V , pm, 4 ,V 'H' :Ifnfw-I 'fVVV-lf'2Q3Uifk5J -'f'y'bf, , ZV,.. , 4 V f - -'vw' -M S . rm ' ' Q . vr. .JVAW Va...-A LL PRE IDE During The Tall semesTer, The chief of The Apache reservaTion was James A. Page. His ouTsTanding leadership al3iliTies and excellenl' forensic Tal- enT has won The praise of each Apache as They waTched him work. His presidency included much conscienTious work as he greeTed us over The P. A. sysTem each morning wiTh imporTanT announcemenTs, narrafed The assemblies, head- ed The STudenT Council, and sTood as our ex- celsior represenTaTive aT every TooTball game and inTer-school council. His TuTure will loe a brighT one, and we know ThaT James Page will conTinue To be a Top leader in all his endeavors. James Page welcomes The Sludenf Body President of Jefferson James and Mr. Parish discussing plans for Studenf Body acTivi High School T595- ,gunman i LL VICE PRE IDE T .-.M . ,. eegiitif-friaiziezifii ZE,3'fP-fiiliih' ' ffj, 7- if f',l'f7.' ZF' , f ' . ug 'If t. ',y! ii'wi'f f f a115eig2gi .sing l 1J:'ftii 5.4. ,.,4 M, --rf.-,if W, EVVMH ,, . k -.nc . if fl' , t ...-. , y gg ' 1 V .,,,,,...h.... A During one of his free moments, Ernie chats with his friends, Cheryl Underwood and Willie Clay. Q Our tall Vice-President, Earnest Zomalt has also shown fine leadership abilities. He took a direct part during football season, for he helped bring home many victories. Also in the Council, he was always on hand to carry out the duties ot the President in case ot his alosence. His pleasant smile and personality makes you want to know him, and be appreciated by his fellow Apaches. M-,....,,,,... i V s .,--- Y-.-i..,..,.,s, .enwfg-,.',,,,,,m . A W--f--P--,.,,,,.,.,...,,- 6 I 2. I Y 1 .. 'S-f fi , V NN K . Ernie and Mrs. Marshall discussing the daily announcements. '7 PRI G PRESIDE Piciured is Ernie moking eorlv morning preporolions for school onnouncemems. WiTh ErnesfZomc1Ifos Spring STudenT Body Pres- idenT, The sTudenT council experienced one of The mosT successful yeoirs on The Apoiche Reser- voiTion. ErnesT, ouTsTonding in dll his duTies The second semesTer, presided over oissemblies ond ocTiviTies winning The friendship ond respecT of his Tellovv sTudenTs. AThleTicdIly speoking, Ern- esT's skill on The Gridiron wos ouTsTonding, ond hos ecirned membership in The vorsiTy I.eTTer- men's Club. His occomplishmenTs since enTering Ce-nTenniol ore innumercible. l-le holds member- ship inlour honorciry service club, The Arrows. There seems To be no limiT To his TolenTs ond leoidership obiliTies, Upon grciduofing, ErnesT plons To go To o college. l-le is one of our mosT promising senior ledders. ff f Showing up of imporront ploces is prexy Zomolt feasting oT The football Turkey-doy luncheon. f W M n-nag PRI G VICE PRE IDE or pf. mf Qinfyf-f ,, 2 III' V The Vice-President assumes the duties of the President in the event of his absence, assists the President in the performance of his duties, and performs all other duties delegated to him by the President or' faculty advisors. I-Ie must be a person who is willing to accept these duties. The person who meets these duties is Gczddis Farmer, spring Vice President. I-le'is a person with both integrity and ability and makes sure that his iob is done well. Gaddis has put forth many desirable ideas in helping our school in achieving success. I-Ie has participated in many numerous school activities and is a member of Letterman. I-tis outstanding performance in foot- ball helped to bring home many victories for Centennial. That is why he is well liked by his many fellow Apaches. ' .... I. Gaddis and Mrs. Knight get out the tickets to sell for the Gaddis looks over the important activity schedule. games. FALL SECRETARY Busy recording accuraTely The imporTanT business TransacTed in The STudenT Council, we Tind viva- cious Emma Smith. NOT only has she been an acTive member in The Council as she served her year 'as STudenT Body secreTary, buT she is ci very well known Apache around The campus. You can always Tind her eiTher singing our school on To vicTory as a song leader or donaTing her Time and service To The Council. SPR SECRET RY Performing The duTies of Fall STudenT Body Sec- re-Tary, we find Josephine Fowler. She may be Tound in each STudenT Council meeTing record- ing The minuTes accuraTely and carrying ouT all correspondence responsibiliTies. AlThough Jose- phine is a junior, she is a very acTive Apache, performing as a sTunning flag girland being an acTive member oT The Spanish club. Josephine aspires To conTinue her educaTion and some day become a surgical nurse. FALL TREA LIRER Saundrc: Lang, the fall Student Body Treasurer, is kept busy keeping account of all financial data and responsibilities. l-ler job as Treasurer has kept her busy selling tickets to every Student Body activity. You may also find Saundra par- ticipating in many extra activities and always wearing her friendly smile. PRI G TREA LIRER With safe, reliable, trustworthy William Reed, ourvmoney was sure to be in good hands. He has taken care of Student Body funds and kept accurate accounts. If there is anything to do with money matters, William is .on the set. l-le also was one of those handsome Letterman football players during the football season and is now the Vice-President of the Lettermen's Club. l-le plans to go to a 4-year college after he finishes his iob here at Centennial, FALL CGMMISS C ER W2 tffiafsmfff,-fgl,f,,V-AW ' , ifmffsf . 'mmf-, 5, f. I 77-1 ' 52' ,, . , ,,,, ' 'fi L' , ,fn ,, ffff'4722'W1ff'mV'f2 f T 5ggg,5f,g,4,QmZf,1, W .vq.:,f. W f fy ,M ig ffweff I ii 'flaw I 4 , X f I ff' 1 1 ,, , I , 1 7 V f ' f 4 f- H f A , f .ff ' t b V R .fl 'r :I L1'9l.f?.,' ' ff .X 0 4- 'Q -N 1 4' 3 ff' sw ,al 1 V ' . 1 ay ry H if , 9 4 f - , In , 'Mg V., f ' A i Raymond Roberts, Commissioner of Publiciryg Jerri mith, Commissioner of Activiriesg Ronald Williams, Commissioner of Arhleficsg Lesrer Shepherd, Commissioner of Financeg Ira Hawkins, Commissioner of Service. Working closely wiTh The Top elecTed officers are The fall and sprinzg com- missioners. As you can Tell by Their Tirles, The commissioners are respon- sible for many viral acTiviTies con- cerned wirh The sTUdenT body. These Top officers were elecred because of Their demonsTraTed abiIiTy and loy- alTy To CenTennial. C ag f ,, , WWW f V, Q K 4-, , , 4 ,-.1 Jerri Smirh and Ronald Williams campaigning forthe March of Dimes. 73 PRI G coiviivissio ER An, bs 'NX Sounclro Long, Commissioner of Orgonizotiong Wilbur Miller, Commissioner of Publicityg Rosoling Steven- son, Commissoner of Finance, Lorry Todd, Commissioner of Athleticsg Ermo Smith, Commissioner of Activities. Rosalind ond Wilbur folk with Mrs, Evans obout student funds. GIRL , LE GLIE OFFICER ROSALIND STERVERSON Presidenf GERMAINE BAIN Vice Presidem JERRI SMITH Treasurer BARBARA RANDLE SecreTc ry J if ICR x J ef 1 ,i an ff L 1, Y P X ax ' i ig R. William President D. Turner Vice President 32'-,N Pg, if A if? 1 . 'Ca .. I .e 1 ,ff C ASS GFFICER JU ICR M, Sneed President E. Dixon Secretory -xx fi ,xl fiiwgl X . H Y li ljxi M TJXN i lx I le . l I'3i'i 1' i ' I Afiyluf 7 LW 54 le i l s i. il. i 1, A ,fr , ,X l ij i ,A If M14 5 'ff , .Qi 5 .5 jf! :al D. Brooks Secretary SCPHOMGRE i X, if 4 J. Sellers President C. Durant Secretary A. Adair Vice President L. Bright Treasurer f 5 I ? if ' Q ., 4 4 ' sfw V' K lf I I W. Reed Treasurer J. Nunn Vice President G. Gibson Treasurer 81 SGPHOMORE CCDUNCIL O Row 1: A. Siurgus, C. Coleman, G. Sheridan, S, Moore, Y. Davis, L. Bright, J. Sellers, A. Adair, C. DuranT, J. Sprighf, E. Gage, S. Mifter, E. Alexander. w 1? D The Sophomore Council has been very busy This year planning for The many acTiviTies ThaT were given by Them. Their acTiviTies included a skaling parTy, Sophomore dance, bakery sale, and many oThers. Under The leadership of Their Pres- idenT .leaneTTe Sellers and Class advisor Mr. Joseph WaTson, The Sophomore class has had quiTe a successful year. JLI I R C0 NCIL - AIA, J . ,., ' Row 'I: P. Hopkins, S. Harris, P. Finney, C. Willis, J. Blaylock, E. Dickson, J. Nunn, G. Gibson, M. Gayles, B. Nash, E. RoberTson, D. Roby, J. Smiih. Row 2: L. Hollins, G. Ross, R. Hands, T. SlaughTer, K. Barber, M. Sneed, D. lwasaka, C. Brown, O, Massengale, J. Andrews, L. EasTman. Looking ahead and anTicipaTing Their Senior year, we Tind The eager Junior Class. This year They were kepT busy selecTing Their Senior Class name, sweaTers, and rings. Besides This, They sTill had ample Time To include every Apache in Their successful skaTing parTy. We crediT Their line year To Mr. Lucien Glaudini, class advisor, and Their ouTsTanding presidenT, Mary Sneed. 5,,..,....,..-s..M...,. ,,,,A,,, W ,,.. S NI R CGLINCIL fi ag. ar' vim WW- i f-vvnv5 ,411 .1 . -. C90 D1 K1 ..i1,I J J I-...U 'Z 511' 5 L M, I , D. Brooks, R, Williams, R. Stevenson, G. Farmer. Row 2: J. Scott, L. Thomas, Row 1: 'V. Watkins, W. Reed, D, Turner B. Lee, H. Randle, R. Pope, L. Valdivia, G. Smith, L. Todd. ...- ga. 4 . L .fs - il. O K f t ,i l .rw f ,14 94 U1 mi W ,vw if The Ephebians is our name, this year we have worked entirely tor our school. Now we must leave, but we hope we have left something tor all to remember. From the tirst day that we came to Centennial, we made it up in our minds to do the best for the welfare ot the school. The council is composed ot representatives elect- ed trom their Senior Pro- blems classes. We work closely with class advi- sors and see that the problems of the seniors are taken care ot. With R o n n i e Williams, as class president, we have strived to make our school outstanding. 4? Q ff by My . V . .um ..., . . . . N-, ,...,. . . . Diane and William talking a friendly conversation before Council The President Ronnie, and ViC9-PV6Sid6f1T, Dorothy, CliSCUSS Dfoblems that meeting. confront many seniors. SEI ef, ru 'W rr. 7 . .J ,, .M W s . W 1' .fx ' ..- 4 1.155 STUDENT ORGANIZ F I betfef f - ' ' .W I , , ..1 ,f,,, , , 3 5, Q ff A, af 4 f f W1 'F 2? 46 7f f , 6 54, f fzf f I 1 Q , ,M 4 f .1.1- ,,.,.,,f,,.,, , .- , . I Z .. ,. If K 4 fx ,I r M 'Wt-U., il VERINA ELLIOTT President 1 5 41D .14 X: ' 'lifes 'Y ' ' ,fx ' , - Q, 2 I ' 'Z X , 'III Q I 'Z TOMMIE BLJRDETTE ARMENTHA BURTON YVONNE GRAVES SHIRLEY GREEN .f 1c'n MELBA SIMMONS Vice Presideni CenTennioIs sTudenTs should be quiTe proud OT Their TiTTy-girl drill Teom uniT, MoioreTTes cmd Elog Girls. Under The direcTion oT Mrs. HorrieTTe Ponkey, sponsor, ond CenTenneTTe Ieoders, Verino EIlioTT ond LeoTric:e Speed, These perTorrnonces were The highlighT oT every moior oThIeTic evenT in The spring. These girls, including our MoioreTTe ond Flog Girl Ieoolers, Bonnie Downey ond Melbo Sirnrnons, hool The greoTA responsi- biIiTy of perfeding ond performing rouTines for The vosT crowds of our TooTboII gome holTTime shows. iayav PAT CARRINGTON GLORIOUS GRIGGS JOELONA HARRIS CAROLYN DAVIS LINDA GRIGGS GOLDA HOLLAND 'I' L Ii' All ,I I , Tl I I If: ELIZABETH FLEMONS KATHERINE GOSEY BERNICE HOOKS CENTENNETTE MARY SNEED JOYCE HATA SYRENA HARRISON LOIS JACKSON IRA JONES BONNIE DOWNEY MARGARET BROYLES V4 V if H X, , RUTH FULTON GLORIA HARNAGE SANDRA HOWARD .IIIII 1 J' fIfIII'1II II I FRANCES LANDS SAUNDRA LANG BARBARA LEWIS FRANCES LOUVIERE CECILIA NEGRETE MATTIE PARMES SANDRA RICHARDS ANITA SANCHEZ DELORES SILAS JOANN SOLOMAN LEATRICE SPEED DONNA STONE PAMELA THOMAS CHERYL UNDERWOOD ELAINE DICKSON JOSEPHINE FOWLER GLORIA GIBSON BARBARA RANDLE BEVERLY WALKER SHIRLEY MAYBERRY BERNICE SANDERS BRENDA NASH BEVERLY SHAW D ROZZY STEVERSON REBECCA RANDLE Secretary Treasurer 89 RR The Arrows, our honorary service club, marks a Top scholar and ciTizen. Each day of The week, you will find Them eagerly ren- dering service To Their school as They work busily and diIigenTIy in The candy sTore, sTudenT sTore, facuITy regisTer, and The I'IosT and found. We crediT a greaT deal of Their success To Their ex- ceIIenT sponsors-Mrs. Wilma Kauling and Mr, KenneTh Wash- ingfon. Leading Them for a suc- cessful firsT semesTer was Their ouTsTanding President Clarence Broussard, WiTh The help of Their Vice PresidenT, Linda Valdivia. Their acTiviTies included car washes, candy sales, field Trips and off-campus gaTherings. l.1,..,:,...f W V .. , ...,, ,.T,.,..- .V4 CLARENCE BROUSSARD President LINDA VALDIVIA Vice President DENNIS IWASAKA SAUNDRA LANG XENOPHON LANG BARBARA UE BILLY DAVIS ROBERT DOWNS VERINA ELLIOTT JEFFREY ELLIS ELIZABETH FLEMONS WESLEY FLETCHER CAROLYN GLENN JOYCE HATA AMOS HENRY ANITRA HARRIS WILLA HARRIS IRA HAWKINS GERMAINE BAIN PATRICIA BROOKS ERNEST CORMIER MQYW M Q ff 4 ,f X we . .f ,ff , iwgyffr - ,X .iw H . , 3 .1 , Q HAZEL LEE N I , I I I I , . I ' 55 , I I ANTHQNY LEWIS MRS. WILMA KAULING MR. 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Karen Madison .Jinx Q Deryle McClung 1 4 1 V V V A , ,pg Patricia Morgan CADETTE Q .ii . -o- ,r- -1- vw'-,- .IJ- ',+ J.. L tt 4 tl 1 5 i 'fr' - r Wgigysfzivfvf- ,sv 24 f , c f 0 f f nv 5 g , Q -AAV . ,yy i ii TTI ,.,.f,,, -:f We 4- f . iz. as J . J 3 V,:V .,,, W .ZZQEW i 3 Lf.. ii frrrr- mer, -0- Vw .sz ,L,, ,My L fztulgv wr 1 fs 'UZ 'Jing ff' if 'Y xv- 'T' A fm ff , .-' 1 ' j.-W 1 wr- .R .6-. Jessie Mills ,rl vvlvl - . . gh.: - f+ 321 1. . 7, .na , ' If Xqq if Frankie Stewart Valencia Watkins L.-R.: D. McGowan, R. Tarango, G. Puckett, J. Lightfoot, D. Hood, E. Richardson, ,L. Mandez, C. Bracy, E, Amare, M. Harris, C. Johnson, Mrs. E. Taylor, B. Montgomery, L. Stewart, A. Sturgess, C. Ventress, D, Marshall, P. Weir, A. Scott, M. Hernandez, B. Hurd, L. Hurd, B. Fite, R. Everhart, B. Simon, L. Ogburn, R. Gomez, C. Durante, S. Williams, B. Strain, B. Woods. Development of le dership and citize ship stand high int hearts of all membe ot the Corps. Und the direction of M Taylor they strive carry out the crei they so highly re pect. L.-R.: H. Lee, l. Garcia, D. Espinosa, R. Gonzales, F. Rivera, L. Smith, Ortega, L. Theus, V. Winbush, B. Strain, B. Woods. Standing: L. Holly, L. Valdivia, M. Lopez, R. Valdivia, B. Valdivia, C. Gordon, A. Hardy, W. Gilchrist, R. Vasquez, B. Bell, D. Roby, F. James, C. Garcia, N. Shaw, G. Nunez, B. Robertson, S. Markham, H. Henry, L. Garcia, M. Washington, O. James, S. Williams, C. Smith. ,Mx :U MC! ff f i-:ff-aff' f Q21-rf--:in-fr. X . . hx ,.,, . I V2Wr27 :if?Q'ff '1 Wil . V ' '1-325359 ?3i:E'f' ,f 9.g-153' 2.inf 1',?4iEg . ,f,. i . f 0 Y f , , , , f i 5 1: V li'f'J'iff1 .1 , 1' yvy 1. -. 1' ,mf ,f-Eva 41.1 4 ?' k f 1 ,ve 5 B in 5 X -. 1 i ' ff 9 ,X , 5 ef' 5 52, Y ft Q me t Q ifpcli-:ifrfidlaflsilb L, .-4 ,V - ug. ,5 f-.-531141, ,o '.,w 1.0. 7.155 C 5240? Susie Claude LaVern Holly Ernestine Ross Clare-ce Smith Linda Valdivia '4 93 ii .,,' ' 'l 5 I ,Zu ' Row 1 oaks 'VI I r I Ellis Y Davis, B. Walker, J. Fowler, J. Blaylock, L Th mas He erson n e Fo Mathis Angulo R w 2 E Coates I C le B Fite, T. Vera, S. Moore, R. Williams, S. Ba e G e Dumas Harris M Esquirre Rivera Row 3 G Roberson G Slaughter S Van Exel, J. Depass, M. Brown, E. Ramos, R. Tarango L Harris E Flemings W Clay A Lopez Row 4 G Sheridan L Braddy G Tucker E Pharr, M. Spears, G. Champ, G. Andrews, K. Lundy S Cryer C Davila M Moral Row 5 E Wright A Jones C Ventress P Finney I Spencer, C. Underwood, L. Shepherd, D. Marshall D Bledsoe B Davis A Jacques Row 6 C Gross N Shaw P Woodward C Lee J Hendrix, N. Saunders, B. Lee, R. Bridgetorth, R. Bradley H Henry B Nelson C Scott LCS AMIGOS One of the largest and most popular clubs on campus this year the Spanish Club. This past year in order to become a mem- ber ot the Spanish Club you must be a Spanish speaking student or have taken Spanish for at least a year. However, the club is composed at both students with and without native back- grounds. MR LUCIEN GLAUDINI JOHN MURREL I -I 2 . . fff. .. . ,..,, I .. . -.... 5 i. ' . . I. T557 W I 1- f . . .. . . - f iw, 4, g TQ 8, L.. V .,,. gf., - 1 T' ..,, ze I Row 'Is R. Briclgeforfh, E. Day, J. Sellers, L. Harrison, T. Gregory, C. NegreTe, L. Mendez, A. WebsTer, E. Brown, C. Phillips, L. GanTT, R. Hands. Row 2: C. Underwood, B. Davis, R. Randle, E. Alexander, M. Torres, Y. Roseli, J. Sida, C. Duranfo, J. Andrews, P1 Toliver, L. Morals, A. Morals. Row 3: R. Valdirro, V. Vasquez, L. Grezman, D. Amesena, P. Orfez, J. Hammond, D. Owens, H. Ramos, 'E. Godden. Row 4: I. Spencers, R. Guerrero, H. Mena, S. Moore, A. Harris, O. Sida, B. Herny, F. Blankenship, W. Moreland, C. Williams, H. Burns. Row 5: R. Gilmore, A. Angulo, G. Marin, R. Avilla, I. Garico, R. Gongales, M. Vasquez, M. Rivera, D. Llamos, L. Morales, A. Jacques, G. Champ. Row 6: W. Fenderson, A. McCoy, M. Barbee, R. Simpson, Y. MonTez, E. Pina, R. Diaz, N. Ramirez, D. lwaska, E. White, A. Santos, J. Ferrel, J. Ellis. IDOS y The Trip To Padua Hills was iusT L one oT The many Trips enioyed T by The Los Amigos Unidos. AlThough Mr. Candia was ab- senT Trom school Tor a year, he came back in Tull swing making his Spanish Club TOPS! HARRIETTE BADGETT MR. JOHN CANDIA ViC9 PfeSider1f Sponsor ,VL , ......g-3 Q 1-2 2 . -92603 - .1 V v 1 ,G if .. g .A ,- ' -aff li' 'V 4 9 4 rf 1 , Q , . . ,.,, . .Q , ' W , .2416 f, ' 5 f'-'Wi ' I ' -, 4 Jw X f ,I X I it MRS. PRISCILLO Rico 4 Sponsor Row 1: G. Warren, Q. Nickerson, G. Reed, H. Wade, B. Lee, G. Bain, L. Pope, D. Brooks, P. Wier, Y Day S Martn ow 2: F. Stewart, D. Reed, L. Pittman, G. Betton, D. Clay, S. Caldwell, V. Watkins, G. Champ, A. Adair J Jacquet Row 3 G. White, J. Brown, H. Burns, J. Williams, E. Godden, R. Bradley, C. Gross, H. Henry, D. Turner. Row 4 J Harris L Clegg J. Ellis, J. Ferroll, B. Robertson, B. Nelson, N. Shaw, C. Scott. FUTURE TEACHER The Future Teachers are composed ot students who wish to enter the fields of counseling and teaching. This clulo provides the necessary experiences for these students by giving thern the opportunity to sit in on classes at a near by elementary school. A rf.,fff5,3.:Q:r.-.f.29:2 7214 ,1 ' .. X ,fi 0 X ' fe - ' td f .W , .1 3, fyyxf , ,I ragq, f f f if za I , 6 ..,,,ff ,If , . f A f 4 z L4-41,4 . 'QV sz . .f f Q A.. BARBARA President LEE 5 J . . A . z, 1 1 1 f ,r ff ff.f-mf. . 'If-:fi 0 f 2 W f 4 f GERMAINE BAlN V. President ff ,-yf,,f. f ..,.,,. ,QW rrrr , HA, ,.r..... . ,.,., ...M ,. .fa ir zfQzW2asi'. 'f'W'21vaf 'ja fy: ' .. ' . ..yff.f,4.5w' ' A, lv . f VVV. X . - y,,,i,z3j, Q , I I I gp-., H, 1 9 - 1' . f Q yzifi.-gf' ' L , , if L.. . . Q is sw., f . 11 filo: DIANE BROOKS LEO POPE Secretary Treasurer -an ie is Row 1: E. Carter, L. Eastman, S. Shackleford, M. Walls, E. Smith, L. Holly, M. Pilgrim, D. Sims, F. Stewart, T. Scott, L. Bradey, S. Martin, H. Owens. Row 2: M. Adams, l. Fite, J. Charles, Y. Day, G. Cryer, D. Brooks, M. Lundy, S. Frost, E. Radford, M. Gregory, J. Bullock, P. Wilson, B. Adkins, N. Simmons, V. Roberts. Row 3: J. Jacquet, B. Fite, J. Spight, S. Cryer, L. Theus, Y. Williams, S. Miller, L. Stewart, G. Puckett, G. Betton, B. Bell, S. Lee, C. Newman, H. Wade. Row 4: M. Tayler, R. Gilmore, R. Smith, D. McGowan, G. McCoy, L. Glenn, B. Mathews, L. Smith, T. Green, A. Frederick, A. Jones, P. Woodard, C. Underwood, l. Spencer. Row 5: A. Angulo, M. Richardson, H. Lee, J. Farrell, G. White, B. Rouse, C. Fielder, R. Bain, A. Burrell, B. Ashley L. Hammond, S. Bingham, R. Dunn. Row 6: J. Ellis, N. Smith, L. Shields, A. Spears, E. Richardson, J. Brown, J. Green, J. Sellers, M. Btown, P. Wier, D. Washington, C. Ross, E. Smith. The backbone of Centennial High School's spirit, dur- ing the year, was the adult and Centennial's Booster Club. Their precision yells and songs took hours of practice and rehearsal atter school to perfect. Led by Mr. Winocoor andAMr. Jackson, this is a very out- standing and colorful organization. BOOSTER 1 Wf4z??79,- !'f'fQ, ?,if4'1ff -A luv YVETTE DAY Secretary KATHERINE ROSS JEFFREY ELLIS President V. President 'X Q Q, fail 9 'it 4. MR. JOHN JACKSON Sponsor 97 I Qs , 915 VU' HARRIETTE BADGETTE MR, LEWIS VVINOCOOR Sponsor . 1 1 war?-.2-413.2-1' ..ggp.f1.:,'f R gi-. 'ff 'C 5 Tizfai.' 'L ' 2 RONALD BAIN DORA MCNIEL .4 'T -W Y A i, au, 2 X rv, KU' yi A I ' 4 , - R 0 PATRICIA BROOKS DOLORES CRYER MILDRED GALES EMMA SMITH GERALDINE SMITH JULIA SMITH PATRICIA TOLIVER JOYCE ROGERS ROBERT WARREN RALLY CLUB The Rally Club was organized To serve CenTen- nial, Members of The Rally Club are composed of Varsify Song and Yell Leaders. These lively leaders c:onTrol crowds and mold sTudenT exuber- ance. They know ThaT organized rooTing and responsible, enThusiasTic leadership go hand in hand and is The key To high sTudenT body morale. This year proved To be mosT rewarding To The Rally Club members in ThaT our ouTsTanding TooT- ball Team made Their iob oT geTTing us To yell guiTe easy. CALIFORNIA SCHCDLARSHIP FEDERATIGN .. - , , ,-,,-, T--:'- - , -,,: 7-,.. -- -,-T: -- -l,-T A,,- ,- L ':. , fa' I 2.5 -'mmf Em, 5,71 , - , , . H5 PAQUITA TAYLOR President EDWARD LINSEY Vice President , , , , , ,, , ,, . Af.. . A SL-ff'7f3liZ'f' 5' , ' Z, 'C J I 91 ' I Ulf! ,ll 0, 2701, q'9Jf4'f M ' f -1 f .1 ' - yx,4,g,g-:,f:,.gQj, ,iff , V- M ' ff ,:14f-39511111-,I . My W-'T 'kffwf V fff ,fff If J, fff U gf 14 f f 4 ff f a ' ff4Vf 1 A 4' I ff f fi f V ? 3 'f 'ff ,f 'w I I 4,4 1' 'I N ww I LGVERNE HOLLY EDDIE JORDAN JANIE YBARRA I' WM ., , .,f, ,fifi if My ,..,, POT ESTAS GL DIUS QUE BEVERLY CLARK LEONDRA COLEMAN PRECIOUS WAGNER HENRY DALY CLARENCE BUNTING LARRY EASTMAN JOHNNY EPPS THERESA BENNETT CARY HUGHES GEORGE MCCOY PATRICIA ADAMS KATIE SMITH sqm I'-' ,I 'E ' ' .1-QW: 1 Q11 :- ., f f lie, T, f I , A ' 4 9 . ' I8 9. BRENDA ASHLEY Secreiary BEVERLY SHAW Everybody should be able To masTer The English language. IT goes wiThouT say- ing ThaT a beTTer undersTanding oT LaTin will inesfimably aid in Thaf goal. Mr. A. Navcxri, sponsor, has had as a goal The appreciaTion of LaTin as a language of value and imporTance. This group looks forward ,To The many viTal areas of in- TeresT ThaT are able To parTicipaTe in wiTh Their PresidenT PaauiTa Taylor and Vice PresidenT Edward Lindsey. Treasurer E r-+l I ll'lir g Q l'l Qi . ff il.l LeGRAND CLEGG VIVIAN CLARK FLORNITA TURNER AUSTIN FONTENOT BENNIE CLAY HAZEL LEE DIANE SIMES WILLA HARRIS JACQUELINE JACQUET GWENDOLYN DENT BRENDA IACKSON MARSI-TA LUNDY PINKY HOPKINS GEORGIA CHAMP GLENADENN BETTON -f u,s A-nudism. Z ' fi, , ' 33 :11 L? fi 5 I I C, .443 'S X S QL , , - Y ., , , ,.,A 1 ' I 3 . ff .,', V.: f W, WA f , 23 in 1 , M I I 1 ff ' f-fi I ' I 1-h, M 'lag I KIM? f I f - V me 4 , -f m v,-1g2'-2 ,QI wv-7115iQ4p:17r:fff71yw,fg-71fw-W---fyfffffq, ,-,f -I ,gg if '39 gf.- L-anal A 1 I 44. 15 , 9 4 7 --v.1 1- H ' 5 F' W. I e I - ml '--'. 4 . .:,, , '- A T06 i f, ,,,.. -, W -, 55551, 3 A 64' I ,A ,If FRANK BRYANT RONALD BRIDGEFORTH JAMES ALEXANDER CLARENCE DILLARD WILL ERVIN AUSTIN FONTENOT JAMES HAMMOND GEORGE HILL WILLIAM JOHNSON CLYDE KEITH CLEVELAND LIDDELL EDWARD LINDSAY EMMITT LITTLETON CHARLES MASSENOALE OLIVER MASSENOALE G-rmz w f' 'f I 1 'iff' fy .I ,hy I .wi I' 'iv .'Vk . LIIY I I D ERNEST ZOMALT Presidenf '5 ' if I I 2- ' ' Lx I Ia' I I' I . f WILLIAM REED Vice President ff 'T m.,, ff: CECIL BERKELEY Secretary ITII 7 I'Ie I I I IIIII 7 1 li I h Y- v '1 4 UI 1 Y: Z GADDIS FARMER Trefasurer LETTERIVIEN,S CLUB , 4-, fx fr, BILLY MCLURKIN AA Q WILBUR MILLER A , ,,, I , 5 REX POPE . 5' ' ' I 'EE' M I , E The LeTTermen's Club Is d service club sponsored by Mr, Aoron C. Wode ond Mr. EvereTTe Pclrrish ond is composed of Those young men who hove ochieved on VorsITy LeTTer in oThIeTic evenTs. The purpose of The club is To creoTe, moinToIn ond exTend Through- ouT The school and comrnunITy high sTondords of chorocTer. OTTen dubbed by Mr. Wode os ossIsToInT teochers These young men see To IT ThoT high moral sTondords ond beTTer reIoTIon- ship ornong The sTudenTs ore kepT. LESTER SHEPHERD LARRY TODD VA I rEE.r y Z. 3? . 'fl r - Lf , 7 W -1 N... -I, ,, , Q pryy I ' 'L .1 , A Q fi. J, I I I I I 1 , ,t,. I i , ybyy ARTHUR TOLIVER JAMES TUCKER JOHN TUCKER ROY4WHITE JOHN WILLIAMS RONALD J, WILLIAMS LEON WALKER TED WILLIAMS is L if 47 fd 'Ig . K ROY WALKER LAWERENCE YOUNG 1 D7 G.A.A, Under the supervision of Miss Betty Garman, girls with a C average and a desire for fun on courts and fields increased their skills in volleyball, speed-a-way, basketball and softball. One of their successful activities was the annual G.A.A. Sock Hop. I I.. ANITRA HARRIS ' '- President .. . X 'F' Ras: , - l. -I ' I X. l lx Vice President J UDY DePASS Secretary X Q9 T ' I ANISE SPEARS 1: ' Treasurer MARY ANITA COLEMAN ig. P' 1 5. f x 'V W gf 5, ,f JZ .ggfifc '5 ' V..,M,,c,T- -,.VVV , ,.. . --M.-.--,-. swf-5-ffm. ,. 7 A I 'Q ,yi .V -was I I 1 .J X ., sk . A t 4 .. -.ggf , it .5 Q 3 , ft T I . ,,.,1cc I , 1 gk 5 7 :-a if JUANITA ANDERSON SHIRLEY CALDWELL JOYCE CRINER ELENORA EAGLE MARGARET FITSPATRICK LEOLA GORMAN SHARON BARNETT JANICE CARTER SAUNDRA CRYER INA RAY ELLIS CONNIE GARRETT EVELYN GRANT MARY BELL DOROTHY CLARK CAROLYN DRISKOLL IRISE ERVIN CAROLYN GLENN LINDA GREEN SHARON BINGHAM DEBORAH 'COURTNEY MILDRED DICKSON PATRICIA. PINNEY EMILY GODDEN NORMA WILLS .VA '- Q79 ,,4J. , A K , ,. I ,.. ,.... I I , A, . X X xg 2 'N - 4 -- wi ' ' HI Q 1 A: 1 If f 'I -, amzrfizz ' 4- - I ,.. 2 I 12 2221 k I-f:1 2i:z:3:rs-':-I-v-.waz--:zz filrp CI-IERYL GROSS LILLIAN JONES EVELYN MARSHALL KATHERINE OWENS RAMONA ST. CYR ELAINE WATKINS LYNETTE HARRISON DONETTE JORDAN SHARON MOORE BARBARA PICKENS RUTH TOLIVER GLORIA' WHITE .,'.+,w.f,-.-.,',,1.,,,.A:,5,g,,:g.-A 4-. 15 M A , ff , I IEE I LINDA HARVEY ALICE LEWIS REBA NUBURN GWENDOLYN PICKENS GLORIA THOMPSON MARTHA WILLIAMS ANNA HENDERSON CAROLE LOUDD QUILLA NICKERSON ELVA ROBINSON BEVERLY TURNER RUBY WILLIAMS MARY JOHNSON YVONNE LIGGONS JACKIE NUNN MICHELE SPEARS SHIELA VAN EXEL SAUNDRA WILLIAMS STUDE ACTI ITIE .wf 'W H134- L v ,f ,fs A I I , , 4 ff? We .ff ' rp,-f Jc, 3Pl',-H ff ' ,f-f 21: W .4 , , f f ' ,,,,,, 4:4 an fp f my N , the word E -s 2 y 5 2 31 Z Z hm. ,Af ., ' ff ' J. 2 ,, , personal role in call for do in the mix-up of life here at school. they think that if iriisrefa-y'15uislr timoh... They don't realize that our schoo Zactivjtlesv deal of time and work. Pebplen l k ww Z 3 I 1 They happen almqsf every Clay W - orgaiiilijgg A trufri 5- JCURNALI M MWC ., 'fy A 1 . - . x - 1 .Ag ' K yu M if x aff f . Ala., ya it 'K : , iff T ,.,.,,gyx.gqg,y,1 k, ii --', :, ffl? .511-ai:-'.1.:v Q v X l N PY lit li , ' '-.. ',.V VAR g if -' f sir. t.,,,, , Il f . ,, ' lA , , T VV: . , ,,,L E ,V, V Vy,V V W- ,VVyWLLV Q Standing: S. George, A. Spears, N. Wills, B. Clay, B. Lee. Seated: W. Miller, G Warren, T. Williams. Editor-in-Chief Vivian Clark Editor, Vivian Clark, her assistants and their assistant page editors worked hard publicizing their bi-weekly newspaper. The editor and assistant editors' biggest headache is correcting and rewriting copy. The page editors' responsibility is making up the pages. Editing a bi-weekly newspaper is a pleasant task and- exchanging news with other schools all over the U.S. adds color and pleasure to this departments duties. Mr. Lewis, the advisor, has done a wonderful job super- vising the newspaper staff for the past two pears. M '-':Q . V, l, x - 9 if Standing, L.-R.: C. Rhodes, R.,Colbert, H. Bcidgett, B. Lee, A. Spears, F. Gonzales, W. Miller, N. Wills, T. Williams. Seated: L. Jackson, B. Parker, S. George, G. Smith. PRI TER rf.-.C -..l L.-R.: E. Knight, J. Acosta, R. Wilson, D. Canningham, J. A. Page, C. Bullock, C. Nielson, M. Morales, Instructor, Mr. James. MQ!! eg Mx ' 5 --.. ,J .4 f if fm 2 5. V x ' it ' af 7 A ' 3 is gi f 1 A f ,I V :f f .Jr W , L H ' '...,,,A ssh' , .W ,,f1, .--. . , V, if EE, - i ,f he J ,g ,...-n::--A- -- -' .. wg - .. W f L.-R.: Bennie Clay, Instructor, Mr. D. Lewis and Wilbur Miller seem to be discussing the correc- tions on the galley sheets. Instructor James is helper. Mr. James and his boys accomplished their goal this year by producing bi-weekly editions ofthe Apache Signal, elven though Old Nellie, the old flatbed press gets temperamental on press day, just when the crew is trying to roll out the Apache Signal. H3 passing out information fo ANN . S. M,-V-my i wuuq Co-editor, 5 Robert Warren . h ff 'f f l wi 7 t W5 ' Co-editor, -,eo ,, .' v,g'vXs Katherine Owens ' + , 4 ffl A gay lt.. F '11 22 9 l bw k Row, L.-R.: J. Spight, H. Badgert, A. Williams, G. Smith, R. Warren, J. McCauley, C. Underwood, D. Cryer, Blouin, B. Downey, M, Winstead, A. Wilbourne, Teacher, Mr. B. Oxhorn. Front Row: J. Hata, T. Johnson, Clay, A. Addair. l l4 S FF When something comes out that all can be proud ot, then everyone is happy. That has been the case with last year's annual, and from all indications it appears that Robert Warrenl and Katherine Owens, with their wonderful statt, have another book on the shelf. From the beginning of school to the last deadline, the War Cry has moved ra- pidly, thus producing an- other outstanding annual we can be proud ot. ANN To your left are two vigorous working section editors Harriette Badgett and Oneal Blouin. These two energetic, persistent workers, in order to meet their deadline toiled at school and at home, both night and day. Actually they are two of the hardest, working students on the staff. Words have not been dis- covered to describe the iustice that Joyce Hata and Robert Warren put into the Faculty section of this annual. While Joyce typed frantically on the typewriter, Robert ran around collecting the information they needed in order to complete their section. I 1 Delores Silas and Dolores Cryer are the editors of the Senior Section. Setting up a schedule so that every senior was able to take their grad- uation picture was only a minor part of work they put into their section. When you are looking over the Senior section of your annual, you are looking at the work of two fine workers Delores and Dolores. i J. Spight, A. Adair KJQJL' Mu 9 mi -l ffiaizi Q-is-i-is A N N U A I. T A F F 'fm-..,, . ' A. Williams Two hard working sopho- mores, Judy Spight and Addie Adair's hardest iob was rounding up all the sophomore and iunior classes for their group pic- tures and identifying the TN- ,MXN different groups. Here they are Jo Ann, Mar- garet, and Bonnie. Gosh, they really had a iob. While Jo Ann collected the information needed to write the copy, Margaret made the layout a n d Bonnie typed away on the typewriter. l i 3 l M. Winstead, J. McCauley, B. Downey Always on the run des- cribes Albert Williams, a very outstanding photogra- pher. During the assem- blies, at the games, he was always there with his cam- era. On the annual staff, he's called the man with the camera. X.. A. Wilborne, T. Johnson, W. Miller Willie Clay and Cheryl Under- wood can sigh a collecTive relief ThaT The year has come To an end. The hard work They puT inTo The STudenT GovernmenT secTion of This annual shows ThaT These girls are really on The ball. , C ANNUAL STAFF Following The Team's news wherever They go are sporTs wriTers Wilbur Miller, Ted John- son and ArThur Wilborne. ln or ouT of town you could always spoT Wilbur Miller iorring down The highlighTs of The games. These Three boys had a loT To re- porT because our Teams really wenT Tar This year. W. Clay, C. Underwood a ' r ,, Row I, L.-R.: J. Parker, G. Cardiel, R. Mathis, L. Nichols, B. Simmons, B. Roybol, E. Ortiz. Row 2: J. Cato, H. Landry, T. Bennett, O. Stewart, L Ru dolph, W. Smith. Row 3: E. Smith, L. Heard, J. Swain, J. Tate, D. Smith. Row 4: W. Gamble, A. Meiico, K. Stewart, I. Hawkins, D. Russell. Row 5 N. Wade, E. Ramirez, D. Alvarado, H. Ramos, R. Shaw. Row 6: L. Feiga, A. Roberts. Football fans saw the band perform smartly and uniformly under the direction of Mr. O. Bonomo during the halftime activities at home games this' past year. The outstanding band ended the football season with a sparkling performance in the Coliseum. The band also marched in several parades throughout the year. V 2 VVVV 5 ..., .7 . my mgluhvzlws W 'w-:rats-v L Q WLT: 'N' K s -'ld W 5 4 - ,1 fr 'Q , a 5 if L7 V ' 4 1 .L it V U , V -WV' ' V A I ' Avy' ,. ' aff, 5 z R ' ,V f I . J ' rx 2 Q ' M . I L.. RFIY HM W fe Q' Z ' . , D , .19 i. 4 r. ' 1 i. RRICDRS Raymond Allen Mike Cabrera Johnny Cato ' Gonzelo Cureton Alvin Duncan Calvin Duncan Paul Foster Wayne Gamble Julian Genkins Ira Hawkins Jacqueline Jacquet Keith Lundy Abiator Meiico Sidney Moore Hector Ramos Quincy Ross Dennis Russell Carl Smith Joe Tate Eddie Tillman Nyles Wade Aix as Instructor Mr. O. Bonomo Rhythm Warriors. .This name really describes our dance band -true rhythm with warriors as musicians. The music they produce is tefritic and we are very proud of this group. The Rhythm Warriors played at our Homecoming dance and at some of the other activities. Mr. Bo- nomo has really done a fine job with his War- riors thistyear. 121 CENTE ETTE i f W -1 rfiff,ffrr -rf:f r3'z - ' .gm-T i1'W m,m,' -3 j ' f , - V, ' , , , x I T T' B I I K , 3 ,W I 8 i , . v 4 , V , , ,' , 3 V y ' iQ, , 4 I fx 4. l 5. -y V in , ,, QV 1 .,,, 1 v ,V. , - Q Vi T V , .Q v ,V ' V ' ' ' V ' 'QV 1 T 4 ' V' 4 . ' , ' W X. , .Vff Aww fzmifffz-' ' rw. 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Burt C. Negreie, P. Thomas, M. Parnes, T. Burdette, R. Stevenson, I. Jones. Q X Q The Centenneifes show their form at a school pep rally. CENTE ETTE -6 3? ,V t I s I 5 1 r 4 1 i , 1 ' QV.: , -.V i. ,f s N' Vilr ,.' , . V in A V L M i Vit ' ' ' . l Vps f rf f-1 s - --,- z ' 'Vt' ' 4 , t , . . . . .. f ' ' - , W - S - S we 4' We ,- J -- . J V f J S' , .. or sf .V wi 1' .' ma., ,,, . .. r- J A A 'Q ,.,...,x . V - 14 VVVVVVVV V V N V VAVV V ..... VV AFV.. . VV . ., . V . 4 ' y - V ' - ' 1 5 . l . ' 5 , j ' I J . l n i . 5. .-.5 i , - Q . . . Q.-415 , . fi y M A . - ,-',- V f N J ff . v , . 1-4 'Q . ,MP . V. V V .Q in , J VV I-is V HV .X V g, M, ,V 4 VV ., -4, .,,. jg , V, V W . V .. A . 1-,sci V WQSNM4, V . 13 ' V , . , V . f V 4 .VV 1 . 4 , -V: VV . V V I. ,, x A I V s u ' 5' - ,.V-sggmg. .... , . V 'VX v Q . V - V -...-. 5. ' A ' 'A i' e - s ' 9 l , -f'. 15nf': -5 -. -. ,Jiri-'ef' . . A f yt , .. .vs1.:qf:':T' 'Lift H 1 'f 'ggfil - 'su' .1 Ly' V, ' , ' by f. - WV .' 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VV , Qgf'1 .f,B,'5,.:' JV SPL, f - ' J 'Vi f4VV'J...',V LV-igj j.,,gg-V,'i,,' ff -' I ,V M. I -ff , V . 4' yfyy -. . V . -. ' ' f. Silas, B. Lewis, L, Jackson, J. Harris, S. Lang, S. Mayberry, J. Solomon, G, Holland, D. Stone, B. Hooks, E. Flemmings, G. Griggs, F. Louniere, Mrs. Pankey and her two very attractive leaders, Verina Elliot and Leotrice Speed, talk about Their very successful year. Performing at most every football game this lovely group of girls made a wonderful reputation for themselves. Summer practice at Enterprise Park and practice three clays a week after school kept the girls in shape for their Friday night performances. Congratu- lations Centennettes for your outstanding work!!! 3111! 'B SC G LE DER sg: 7 l L we -M -W ,, ,, V, M ,W , , 'ff---e NW. Q , ,, , ., , A, , t I M f -mf ...........,...... 1r'...... . - + -'11 .,,, rms ,,,, ,, ..-A 11 r1..4w.....,........ lf. JIU ,,,W, ' . J. . ,, . -V ,. ,V Q.. .- i V I ly WW W ,,. ' . ,I ,:W'f ailt: :gg1 ,.g.4gv!r' VZ....f..,M.' V 'AMW A-1 W-H - 'P' 2--We 2 rf' 1 .we AAY- H- ,m , ,g ,:,, 1 , ,' 1 L' My 9 ,yrf Back-Front: H. Bofgett, M. Gayles, P. Toliver, E. Smith, D. C .K ryer neelingz G. Smith, Leader. YEl.L LE DERS - T il, 2 -1 ll, ,1'i,1:3'ifg, 35x31 A? . . 124 P. Brooks, D. McNiel, J. Smith, J. Rogers. As The four vigorous yell leaders combined To lead the Apache rooters in our yells, much of The Apache spirit was displayed at the games and in the various pep cmd award assemblies held on the reservation as the song leaders sang and danced to our many school songs. Along wiTh The band and drill Team,. The flag girls and maioreftes performed aT home games and pep assemblies. Summer 'ses- sions of pracTice enabled Them To achieve co-ordi- naTion and sTriking effect These Two groups really added much To The ToTal effecT of The pep rallies. CDRCHE TR Winning the admiration of the entire student body, The -Centennial Senior High School Apache Orchestra has completed a challenging schedule of fine performances under the baton of Conductor Mr. O. Bonomo. Real mu- sicianship was evident in the Christ- mas program given on the Apache campus, these stressed traditional Yule numbers. l J i 1 V saw 1 7 -mr f S' ff V.. .. , A f 4 , ii v D. Brooks, G. Cryer, P. Woodward L.-R.: B. Nelson, R. Randle, C. Phillips, G. Befton, K. Morris, S. Bingham, M. Johnson, L. Walder, B. Downey, D. Hawkins, R. Swain, M. Webster, R. Woolfolks, M. Gales, C. Dawkins, L. Youngs, C. Jackson, P. Ligons, R. Bridgeforth, L. Robinson, L. Moss. Standing: J. Cato, J. Hammond, O. Cruz, C. Ruffin, H. Sayles, L. Washington, W. Griffin. ew -f Q .., aj .,. I ff .. W Mu Q ' n fl. g ,. A 5 ' E 'se 4 'gi f Y V. , 3,4.,..,L in H2735 , b ,, .13 ,J K K , .- i z xrr. 5,0 ,ak 3 I K V V , W VV f . 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Green, T. M Thomas Row 2- F Candler B Dunn M Williams A Fer in . . . . , , , , I , Q I M. Felton. Row 3: C.'Garret, V. Grant, F. Hayword, B. Bryers, Row 4: C. Anderson, M. Smith, C. Shanks, S, Woods, F. Taylor 1 Holmes, F. Gamble, C. Smith, D. Roby, B. Nash, W. Redford, R. Ramirez, M. Johnson, I. Saxon, M. Powell, Z. Jackson, R. Newborn, E. Ross. E. Burns, A. Toliver L. Jordon, V. Arnold. 'Q A A A Row I, L.-R.: Mr. Campbell, M. Perez, M. Gregory, D. Bledsoe, P. Wright, M. Simmons, J. Scott, M, Yancy, E. Smith, T. Rivera, J. Woods, H. Owens, Mrs. Brooks. Row 2: D. Andrews, Y. Roseli, B. Harris, A. Long, B. Lewis, C. Wood, E. Garrett, P. Garnell, l. R. Ellis, M. Harris. Row 3: M. Amescua, F, Booker, Y. Davis, B. Dupree, T. Madison, J. Moore, J. Stegall, O. Bledor, R. Boyd. Row 4: S. Mathis, A. Sturges, J. Mills, W. Brown, H. Hughes, H. Sullivan, B. Montgomery, M. Givens, L. Pittman. U 5.1 .4 fa Q15 Row I, L.-R.: W. Whitting, J. Toliver, S. Anderson, M. Taylor, G. Slaughter, M. Anderson, C. Cox. Row 2: L. Bright, V. Stallworth, B. Metoyer, W. Gilchrist, W. Mayfield. Row 3: R. Collins, H. Anderson, S. Vallew, B. Wil- liams, G. Evans-. Row 4: N. Hartidge, S. Arline, L. Glenn, M. Woods, J. Llanes, D. Iles. VCDCA MUSIC Our choirs are three of the finest singing groups in the Compton district. These stu- dents really put their heart and soul 'into the iob of ren- dering rhythm. Mr. Campbell has done an excellent job of blending these voices into mich harmonious tones. 'i '27 SENIOR LE DERS This year our senior class produced a fine bunch, of leaders. They were chosen for their outstanding work as presidents or leaders of The various clubs, organization and teams on campus. We should be grateful to These people for The wonderful work they did This past year. JAMES ALEXANDER was chosen Co-Captain of The Football Team for The '60 season. HARRIETTE BADGETT worked hard rms year with The yearbook staff. She was assistant editor of The newspaper staff, a Song Leader, VP of The Spanish Club and secretary of The Rally Club. GERMAINE BAIN, tall svelte, and attractive, gained The high office of President of The Girls' League. She is also an active member of The Arrows. CLARENCE BROUSSARD held The office of Prexy during The fall of The Arrows and CSF. Clarence was also a member of The Debate Squad. VERINA ELLIOT, The Apache Chief over The Centennettes not only strutted herway across The football field, but was also very active in campus organizations. She was a member of the CSF and Arrows. BONNIE DOWNEY was the petite little miss that lead the maiorettes in football season. Bonnie was also a Homecoming Princess. GADDIS FARMER was treasurer of the Letter- men and VP ofthe SB in the spring. ANITRA HARRIS, outstanding in sports, Anitra found herself president of GAA for the fall semester. Anitra is also a member ofthe Arrows. DORA McNIEL was rated as a senior leader for her outstanding work as leader of the Yell Leaders. T28 jf Aggie , -. f ,I S ,. 3 . s ff, ME, . 1 Ai' 35 . . - -xL?.- . r . I ' ff, s . n ' gi K I , - is Y . fs'. . E V Q , X W- W . .5 15 . fl -Q. . Q, 11' M. l I fr-J James Alexander Harriette Badgett Germaine Bain Clarence Broussard Verina Elliot Bonnie Downey Gaddis Farmer Anitra Harris 1 Dora McNiel Jessie Mills John Murrel Katherine Owens b' ll ilfsfi .f 5' I Ig.. 1 , . .. ,...... ,....,,,.,.,,f,.,.,..,W.,, r I 41. t 'al' R in l 'iw vff If 422, iff f 54 'fir .Ag ' 5 .1 ,- ,311 .3-:gc . T T. . V rg 1,-:4c,g!5Z,vI2 . 'y5'2W gf' fa :si . '11-'mai :af me it iss., .. 5915 3. I is i ev -Q. 'S lit j A X fi. 2 t, I T '-- WA , , . , , , , A .,I X 5 ,,se,:3, if, 1 .V , -sl : - ,- I 0 Q.:- 'QQW .A,, i, E 5 X 4 :Iwo - it r , Ng ii ff. 1 jf H ' 3 w V . .V . . nA.:, 1 .. ,... , .W .,s,,,..,,- .V--ff-1--fi-'ff -f-' :serv-a-f-rffq , ..,- T .-..A?B33,,jEi5L,,.,H,. -- ., 7 -t ,-.,p 3757 , l , 1 U' 5 ' James Page Ernestine Ross Melba Simmons Geraldine Smith Dorothy Tumer Robert Warren nald Williams Ruby Williams Ted Williams Kitty Winstead Linda Valdevia Ernest Zomalf S ' fa gf 3' . 1? iii? ft in I it Xfg, . I L M-:W ,ga 4, .. Q ' 5 its :stiff sesesag . ii 1, lrr. , . ,,,,,,., .,.. ,... - 1+ ,1 ' 15-iii-I -.Er',Zrfi1 , -.f'Si2'bi'QA: ' 4' fdzi-i,fftfL,f' , 4, 'i.?1'Q:'f1 ms pf 12 ,i H T -' w ssj-3 lzfllf' z - V 4. i1f11tg v1,,s2 A iw . 1. ' 'W 'QS' , : -, f ar.- 5 I A ylrr .,3b?:s,. '4- A I fs , it 1, V 3 . SENIOR LE DERS JESSIE MILLS, for her work she put forth with the drill team during basketball season. JOHN MURRELL, president of the Spanish Club and a member ot the debate squad. KATHERINE OWENS was a Co-Editor ot the WAR CRY, a member 'ot the Arrows and CSF and a very active member ot the Girls' Ath- letic Association. A JAMES PAGE was our tall semester SBP Prexy, member ot the Arrows, Debate Squad and tirst semester member ot CSF. ERNESTINE ROSS, leader ot .the cadettes. MELBA SIMMONS was the peppy little girl that lead the Flag Girl. She, too, was VP ot the Centennettes. GERALDINE SMITH, leader ofthe Song Lead- ers, Football Queen, President of the Rally Club and tall semester Commissioner ot Ac- tivities. DOROTHY TURNER was a'member of the Arrows and VP ofthe senior class, ROBERT WARREN, Co-Editor of WAR CRY and a member of the Debate Squad. RONALD WILLIAMS was President ot the senior class. RUBY WILLIAMS was the spring semester President ot the GAA. KITTY WINSTEAD was Prexy of the Anytown Club and on the Yearbook Staff. LINDA VALUEVIA, President ot the Arrows tor the spring semester 'and tall semestei Prexy ot CSF. She is a member of the Student Council. ERNEST ZOMALT, known by everyone, tounc himself 'spring semester SB President, a mem- ber otlthe Arrows, outstanding in sports Ernie was also SB Vice President in the tal and President of the Lettermen. ' f 1,1533 fy: , L..-,',-Zygshpl 1' 9i3:3gx?NgI1 ,, 1 53+ .3 ll 29 Y ya-V if r 4:31, iff' fi jj V ' ., 5 , 3 . wk 'nf 4. ,yy f V HOMECOMI CCDLIRT 1 fqgandra Lang Beverly Walker Sgr' Leona Thomas Posmg prefhly are Queen Joyce Hara cmd her courT. CoronaTion was held in an -open air ceremony November 14, In The Apache Square, The Quad. 'TT' , Bonnie Downey f Verina Elliot om Yancy 131 5 1 4,4 rf an 'Y -qu :jimi WY if t x N N gn, , - E ,5 Y 1,' .i'.:1E.1 I' 4 . .. 1 W E-, E -, 2' '-: 511, :ff- ,fx if v 1? if , 4 , , '44 x r Q: , .,' H 1 fF3f5Q:f:Qi1i5'if ,L LKLV. , it ,,,,,,, L, ,,, f .. .11:.-.1-:q.f5::v. :g f' ' , ., ' ' ' ' A , -.ff f -. 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Ly: 39,-use ' Wm V- ff gf'T ::' l ,517-'f.:Yv ,. iEf1f'-1 . -A vl- X - Fry ,L-Xa LL Miss Geraldine SmiTl1 proudly reigned os Fooflooll Queen of the l96O-61 seoison. , - ,fff wwy, FOOTBALL 0-naw, Princess Gloria Gibson PRINCESSES Princess Verino Elliott Princess Soundro Long Princess Dolores Cryer 135 ET' 2 if , V, 2 WMM ,QM ff ix Mft ff in fy , 0 .b Q 1 i .4 1, 4 gi ' 1 ' if 1 A A, , J 4 ff, of .4 566 I ,z f 1 x ,L f 4 A K ' . ' fx ,, X ii T ,, x ,V Za is I f if I ff m- i of 1 1 fi' af x i f'fA 1 i .A,' ,K M, 2 ? X if 5 i . sm' 'ii ' . , . gi, 4 1 1 N, ,,.... ., V V 4 no f f , f f 'ij,6V', 'W f , I ',,,v 1 JH 3, f - - , , , ...-,.... ' x ., a , ' wffff ,K . ' , 'QL X - . I 'ff 12' I , W V . , ' f ' a -A-- A A,-V . If 5 . 1Lj5Qj'1fgWfiFzf,l 1 r , A- .ygggslf ff V . ' i fm, ,A - --- , . 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V i MZ 1 Y -,m v v tf'81wf'r1-zwzava X, . ,, , ,,,. fin' 'Gigli -iw' vb x 91 m v- a SB Y' '65 32 W l 'IW wgq, 9 . Q JV? H'-. lfi, 7 - yi ,,.. 3. f' 1.s'i'?'9Vg lggwh, , Agfa' ' ,GW 5 ' WW f-, 'il . ff' , M, 7 , if wr. . - fu., 1... 'Km J' ' 1 5 Z ff ff M'-VP? ff' 4: ff? nr J Arfqx In ' 1 if ,. -1? j N6 Jfhxdl X gf' if V ,. ' ,-- ffxiux .. ,Q-. f ,v ,f: 4, ,.,, +.,., lex.-M ,k.N., .Q ,,.7,V,,...1:Li7-.,p ,.,,,,A,,, , 2' W , ' wi 1 -1 , l 4,5 gi' A ug .kf5'.51j., pig Q, ffm, ,.., .f,f : ,:- ,,, ,X f i,13m,::h? if .V Q ,fx Q g .,j., 'ihvw ,. 14 6 4, , 42 . Ki,-aww NN '-f f , X X, X ' R ..Agfi Q ,, Hz, , - : f , 357, fn 56:41 , 5, 42-griiff' - bfiirzzz-:3::4',:1:v4:4j,- 1 - 47 1 f 7 6, ' ' s .bw i2:Z'::'e:?f24:giz'sf?z 1,2 5'-I ' 1 wif f ...fm ,M 4, , ' 45, P , , Vz. 4. f' if 52 EI, 3 22 H6 ' -4' 114 , , .1-fb , V by 4, Out of all high school mem- ories we probably cherish our first formal dance the most. Boys will remember Things like scraping up enough cour- age to invite his dream come true, asking her friends the color of her dress so he can get the proper cor- sage, spending a half hour or more before the mirror trying to get the right effect for his hair and taking the final steps to her door on shaky feet. For a girl there' is al- ways the thrill of picking out her formal, spending most of the day in the beauty salon and after the dance pinning her invitation and corsage to her bulletin board. She also likes to tell her underclass- men friends about the won- derful time she had at the Junior-Senior Prom. SENIOR Nh-N-- T W. Q M- --,pf , PRCDM WiTh Spring comes gradu- aTion and The Junior- Senior Prom. The Prom is held in The Wonderful new Apache gym. This is The nighT all The Juniors and Seniors have been waiTing Tor. This Prom is given by The class of 62. lThe Junior Classl Tor The mighTy Ephe- bians, The class of 61. This Prom, as all Proms, is The mosT enchanTing Dance of The year. All The Senior class plans To aTTend. 139 3. . g-A ch , if , Hi, 'T 1 ,. - 1' Qfm- 2? ' ' - F , if we fra. CDUTSTA DI GSC CDL HIGHLIGHT ., - -1 W 1 A . , GTI u , -, . 1 f 157 , I . ,A -,Q-. A 11- u A' fm., A L fggwagqw Q ':sm . x,, . is f up -E. S, . pf Q' -. . Q N I . 2 a Z 63? H 1 4 H- gf. . r L A 6 A v A if . X 1 4 , , 1 A. i , 5 5 2 , 3 2 , 6 2.3 ,Q ...- 4 n E A Q , A 1 4: 2 1 , ' A' 'sf' fra. 1 3 C UQ f wg ' The fabulous six of 61 Como se Home .. 9, - . 4 W :A , . I ws: K l B... 5 Q, I nt e Q, .U .1 Q4 J 5' 1 1. W ' - 2 ,if 5 1 -1 4 k .9 5 ,gw - b J q ,Q 1 , . - fr N 2' r -. 4 ,wg ' 1' xx 'I' 2'-H1 C fy ' ,. fi ' ' .0 ' v jg M 4 Qu, 4 x.- gg n Q 45 9 f, - ., ' - ,. ,,, 2 , I ,Z -- ,,,1-s. 5-K Four Hot Dogs. The-re's nothing like o well dressed Apache. 4 . , N. . .Wm-N F l': L., X., x suv :,. .., I And HWCWC. is here Sneak Preview. -x 3 , F-iv . 1' LLM - ... ,Y -1 ' ,- v ...Q - ' x fx- - 4 f' - ',.., X, 1 ix f GX by s, ' 2 X 'RH X IAF' f . ' ' ' I y if X X ,. ' F e N t it W J I t .S t X R I' x Who ya got There Johnny? ? '? Don't they favor a bit? The Z's take over v NF xi , - 4-114 t 1.4 '.. fl, ix . . M l- if -,W -.,... Y , 1,3 33, e Q c J ' 5 I ' 'Rf' 5 ., . I wonder what Shimo's thinking 4 1-Jt,' .N-Y I 2 way down He lust can t type I S x y f' X V hog , Q xfx fi . . On your mark get set tie ! ! 1: ii A Confidentially I don't like you either. WI-my cm I doin' here 1, 1 all if ,W O it 4? I wonder if he ever Taught those boys To draw. 5 V ,-1' - ae. 4 1 P, vf, gg , A: ' ' ' 5 9311, an . 1' ' Q'..Q2 'f, L ,A .71 . f I C I sv- I ,f J + 1 1 J kt 3 1 a A ' f s x ws. fs , -1 4 - fo ,.. an X x ,..1 v , l' lx, .,., r A - f Mfzqlff' ur new language laboratory certainly is fabulous! F ' 1. gf ff f- ,. 1 ab, if X , Z I 2 Z' Q z M , f, , ' 3 175 A ' f 5 ' A , , A- Y if Rx t 1 . , f,, , , I . Tie those skates and get ready To go! I iii lv 5? ig No rnoney Geri? . V, I I ,L 'N , . 4 . If 5 , 4 'ffl we 5 -Q WZ S2 1 The Winsfeods and Mr. Redfud at the Senior Skafing Party, Lqousw. AQQW,--'G X . , A Q ' H I ij, ' ff' ,. 'J-e',,4 ,. ' Over and Out. . 1 - V 'f a. '.,'1 f'r '---K. 1. :sf .. f I L, Q'i'3 3f-,f:iff!.','f2- ' ',.'v.!' ,' .1', f' kiil-'7'. 7 Where's the Food? .2 Dig that crazy Waltz. How do you spell Dear? Pass the Gravy. 4 T0ke U leffef EV9 eff-H Four Score and seven Years ago 1 49 9 Q, i'5f2e,:r,15 ' hfrywfp - . .- , -,. x I at r f , , . , -4 . ' if 0 4, . . mg U ' ww ,I fy' '+22i1.f1l 'Y Hi - , V4 V, bo, .,, 1. - 7, 'ff V 2 lk X14--W ' i ' gy!! e ai ' ff ,.,.. - . 44 1.1 ng X . Vesper service is over, now we're looking forward to graduation gi If J? v 1 P - , ff 3' fa f X X A A rose between two thorns, or a thorn between two roses???? Go on and Mash.. '7 Lo-oi-L at Helene . . , M -Mm-e - ... Thoughts running through the mind . . . . . . . David- I wonder what Roz is thinking? Roz- Boy if David knew what I was thinking he'd die a thousand deathsI ,,:. Q and David, don't they look sweet. Roz isn't with, us. That Shepard is talking that talk again. 1' X Everybody Mosh! 1 . 3, .X . XI' Z3 'fx J X I V' A , xx ' I 6 Z .,7VV , A 'ja Gosh! For ME! I Q 1 ki CENTEN 1 E Qiflfffigiy' y y S N-Nh Ez:-gl N-...- I H20-I-SOAIHZSO4 Before the eyes of The world. 9 I wr' Mf Q4 1 E 5 x fri MARCH G? Wifi Xlxlnbn .m lmlp Sumive Y My feet I-,Um ' is , ef y V, 11,5 ,, ,, .,,, ' , f, f Jimi Y FM? f ah 'fag WM i A in I, fyy if y ' 'gf ' ' ,-:g,,,:,. jr I HoId'um down! E45 19' M x ' - ' , ' in 231 Q .. . fi l ,i , in i z f W x aff KL ki '2f..:,S' iL f f' 1: .Q la, ,, ' Q 'T M x Q' Sf- , ,. V N i, ,,f V X J' I 'LFP i l V ff ., f Xia- ' -Y f I v , ., .,. ,Q-4 . , . K n 4 ,. f . y ' f ' ' W5 fi 'f nf ff A' , , , ,. 'Ll A YQ' I1 ' 3, .Q ,A ew. 'Q ,5g2L,1:e' ,L V 51 '- .' ' 4 H ' -' , 4 , Q,-Jew' Q -I 1- ' - 'W ' , J Fin? 1 ' Q ,dw If any of you can spot the girl not wearing a senior round Trip to Waffs on The Red cor .... ! 1 The new gym is christened and th 52,25 fzgf we 55,5 ,Y e doors finally swing open. -...W-4,,f..,n,.,.,, rv ' 4-4. -:Lg kip' k X 51 5 f' i 1 swealer you'll win a , 'V W , Toni and Les mashing The mash! 1 ' 4, +3 . Ely Rex, Barbara, Beverly, and Oneal making plans for grad nighl. 1 4. Qi? . A , '7' :W , .Lf d ,- -,:'., ' Q, ,f' -, . n ' ' ' ' we-Qfiwf . .mn- V. ,fill :Unfit -ff - nf f-.., v QL ' E9 , 93 -' fi '21 . 14 -E Gee Mom, Look at those -' musclesl The first Prom to be held in our new Gymnasium and what a most memorable evening. Remember Juniors and That Wade sure is a gBOd-looking i'xfl,iQij,y Sertzsr F r' f FQ MP' V I hope we don'f lose. . 'l F 1 . N X. ' fe V M il ' Q 422: gg 'N 1 1 I' ' ' fog!! , fl ' ' 4 V Dione B. .,:L .,::4 V K' si vg- I ax -- X 5 S 1' 2.7: iv 634' v X x i 1 M U Z r 4' J' I, I w IU, , ' I j' .3'5'Y , ' 7 l Q1 ,- I l xy .,,.L, , Umm, he must hovi '3low Heclor, I quit her. Bloxi! 6 l Q4 A A Lf ., Help!! Go owciy Oneoll l , 'Ns + ' -5 .QW ., ' 5.55 ' ' 7,1 , '4-, P'?f3 1 W., 3 ' ,,,.g. - Q I ' V fl Blow up The school. L. 'fi'i?vL'.7i',z,l 11,4 Get him Michael, Go! 1 f .--..+, ,, , ' V4 Redfud ond Barnes, The TENS Pops. l :xi Q A X if 4 1 - 44 f K .' :....uni! l U'- 'mq X it M . 5 ' 4 , , 1 'X , ,,,, ' E R! 9 M L 5 f e, ,..,. , . x 'A l am' 1 - l x 1 . l 4 4 - h . 1 .' fl 'H 1 i 1 W V l '! - a , ' And l'll foil ony body ond smile! Whewi SO Long Cemenniol ' f 1'XQf? is 1 .,, M, , ga 55175: - Mfr. 1 up .1 fkf , 5 A fn. Y . .fr 5 1 , ., ' .13 , if - -. ,, ,, N., ,, ..5..Ii, n ,g+:Q6U. 1 2 Q, F . V. 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ZW' 1 r,',7'ft, 'U A' Y ff4'?',,?. '!25!Seff fjyW.. ' - rf an-. , 1, 1' , 'rw I Row 1, L.-R.: Mr. B. Oxhorn, C. Simon, R. Pope, W. Reed, R. White, E. Zomalt, W. McLurkin, M. Alexander, O. Hubert, G. Cureton, G. Hill, C. Jackson, J. Mayfield, H. Watkins, W. Ervin, A. Farmer, L. Todd, C. Berkeley, J. Tucker, J. Tucker, T. Williams. The team that makes the fewest mistakes will win!! That is the theme Head Mentor Aaron C. Wade's gridders used as they opened the 1960 football campaign. At the begining of the season it was stated CENTENNIAL had a very slim, if any chance, of win- ning any games during the course of the season. As it turned out, we only lost two games with a very im- pressive record of T0 anal 2-. Our team was the small- est in the 'ClF, but size didn't frighten our athletes because whoever they played, they were determined to give the best performancepossible. in return, it came back to them as they were the second strongest team in the entire state of California, out of some 400 CIF schools. - X 2..', rf? G' 'H' Y WWW. , ,I Q .... .W .M , X . , as . 4, ff. ,fi ,, .f ' 4 A' 'Egfr ' .1 ' U 'rf cf ' . 2 i f ,, . . if if M1 fi4f3'A . 3+ . l,Lf. , 'Wifi' 52. - ' . , . I. , ,,ZQ,,., 4:37 'fffff'WlfW22'i?.2 f JW' 4954 M Ar. ,m':',z..fri,'g'.. .:rzn'1,,2.,, ' ,..,Zy Qi m1i,59ff,,H,...,1 :j.9g'rjj+.-'.s:. . ,,g'33j,j+f:, frafiiwfeul nt -':. f 1-l v- A 5, '. .ff 7 I-,,'7' ?i.V4,4i.'fa'?'g fi.r:g1if52i.f24f42:saffi iff 4 . vtEW'1z,4L..4.pq?fw.?:wz:W 01252.15-'vf,'p23?fh442g., f . fm,gf,:if:f+.:i.ffwq's.q.Vfi-:M f 2 T 4:'w.4.r-6fff.,f1?f-ww iigga- , Qgggffgffg, 4.4-:..:'.:'3.5,g ,gf,fa12ef'2.:, 'T 1,qty-I-ffimisfzfgwxw w1.wf.f1:p.mzam'5' 21 I A ll, I ' .-.5454 2' ' ' ' 'Lawn' 'I . Hi . A f f ,V . f:,,::,,,43g,, 1, 2.1 .Q 11 J I 2 v, 'ff 1 'Ci 'Un 'I ffff'f?G4 W. f f 14 -ff. eff-flf7,,,?-fi:,' '-f' fxxx, , .,.. f. ,f:.' V' 14. '1 :if'is '. '. :31 ,if fifffnw, - fr. 'M ffiwjfigiifj T ffm, ,rj 31,4 ,335-Vj V xy ,v.5f.,g,,,d5? 4 .j 'WW 11732 , ,awff ' Coach Oxhorn FOCTB LL 2. Wish JAMES ALEXANDER Co-CapTain J. Williams, A. FonTenoT, J. Burns, J. Alexander, R. Williams, E. Gregory. Row 2: Mr. A. Wade, Henry, F. Bryanf, W. Andrews. Row 3: E. Lindsey, J. Anderson, C. Dillard, L. Walker, G. Coach Wade Desire, SpiriT, and most imporTanT of all TogeTherness has broughT This year's squad a very long way. Coach Aaron C. Wade and his very superb sTafT of Lucieifi Glaudini, Toshio Shambukuro, Bernard Oxhorn Turned in one of The TinesT coaching jobs achieved in The CIF in over a decade. CENTENNIAL was very TorTunaTe To land Two posiTions on The ALL-CIF Team as Larry Todd lquarTerloackl was selecTed To The TirsT Team, and William Reed lcenTerl was selecTed To The Third Team. We aT CENTENNIAL acTually have noThing To be ashamed of, despiTe The TacT ThaT we losT boTh our games To SanTa Barbara. We should be very proud of our Team's ouTsTanding accomplishmems This season. l5l A WILLIAM ANDREWS-C FRANK BRYANT-C ' AMOS HENRY-T CENTENNIAL i8..... Serra 13 WILL ERVIN G JOHN ANDERSON-T CENTENNIAL 13 .... .... S anta Monica 6 CENTENNIAL 13 .... .... J efferson 6 CENTENNIAL 6 .... .... S anta Barbara 2O CENTENNIAL 32 .... Compton 6 CENTENNIAL 20 .... . . .Lynwood 7 CENTENNIAL 34 .... ...Dominguez O CENTENNIAL 25 .... ..... W arren 6 CENTENNIAL 12 .... .. .Paramount 7 CENTENNIAL I4 .... . . .SL Anthony 13 CENTENNIAL 21 .... . . .Riverside Poly 13 CENTENNIAL 6 .......... Santa Barbara 19 TOTALS CENTENNIAL 214 ......... Opposition 'I16 I -.,w,.w,e f , ,wif l ' ' , ' wj'5:fpQi 'Lai-Lf'Y1 X PLAYGFF HUGH WATKINS-G I-V gf H s 'Q Y W. I ff' ,. .f .91 , -1 MEL? I jk., Af' .V Z -I ff ' ,li ' 1, ' - ef' il ,g 1, ly - JOHN MAYFI ELD-C EDWARD Ll NDSEY-T This was the type of ac- tion seen all night, as the mighty APACHES defeated Riverside Poly 2'I-'l3 in the Semi-finals of the CIF play-offs. Billy Mclurkin GONZELO CURETON-F. B. OSCAR HUBERT-Q. B. A dai., 'DU' . IZ' agunuglk ,. X I V .--f., I, ,,...,,,h . I, jf, 4 :Z I gffm , f'H ,if Z I if I l , gm, I , 1 ..,-. I ., Af ,,., I 3... , ' ' f,'.f -.-...,. ,5 i ,, Coos Q VH N531-,Lg,,-,., CARL JACKSON-E l83I is shown gaining 35 yards, after faking hand off from Larry 'locld l75I. Amos Henry l5II is shown throwing a nice block for McLurkin. CLIFTON SIMON f League 'Isl Team Defense I f MITCHELL ALEXANDER-E JOHN C WILLIAMS-H B REX POPE F B Roy White shown in action as he returns punt 96 yards for score in CIF play- off game with St. Anthony. ELMORE GREGORY-G V 'W' sei. - 'L 's 7 rex Q tt L fi 5' ' f of Xi JQHN BURNS1,E AUSTIN FONTENOT-E Larry Todd i75i outstand- ing quarterback for CEN- TENNIAL is shown operat- ing his famous roll-out play in Santa Baibara game. The APACHES lost this encounter which was JOHN TUCKER-E TED WILLIAMS-E for the CIF championship by a score of 'I9-6. Will E r v i n 152i outstanding APACHE guard knocks out Vince Uribe i72i of Dons to make possible long gain for Todd. CECIL BERKLEY-Q. B. 'I vp! rllv nf ff? cf I it 71 f ,,,.,.,, ., .,,. X W ,XM fe 91.,g'Q'f ft . L ' , I .5 f' if .df , ---....,,, . 5 .. ,f W- H . ,Q I 1 5 1 'def f ,. . ,, , U. .,,, 1-1 m 'I Jr Il 3 .f ,v I gli ' I 1, LARRY TODD-Q. B. Coast League, Outstanding Player CIF Ist Team Offense The line work is one ofthe vital facets of a football game. If the line doesn't block the backs iust don't make much yardage. Even though our line was the smallest in the entire CIF this season they turned in ' GADDIS FARMER-G LEQN TEX WALKER-T one of the finest iobs ac- complished. Will Erving I52I guard and Amos Hen- ry ISII tackle, show how it is done as they lay out Riverside players in ,2'I-'I3 victory. WILLIAM REED-C CLARENCE DILLARD-T GEORGE HILL-F. B. CO!-ISI League 2nd Team 0ffehSe Coast League 151 Teqm Offenge Coast League lst Team Offense CIF 3rd Teum wr- wg if v- 4 f L' f Ag- -'fy , f '94 ,, f 'V O 7 S ffw, , , 1 15 lf, 4, K, V' ,, ff gmail -vfal 1.--1513.4-' Q-Q. J, .JAV ,- I af 1 yaqw ,ff-Qwnd V+ 1' if ,J UNIOR VARSITY FOOTB LL 1 Row 1: Coach Glaudini, J. Mogawon, C. Brown, A. Lewis, J. Rogue, L. Coleman, F. Walker, G. Henry, B. Crawford, L. Roberson, J. Faniel, J. Thomp- son, Coach Shimabukuro. Row 2: O. Massengale, J. Parker, L. Eastman, C. Word, G. Smith, R. Galloway, C.. Massengale, M. Slaughter, C. Mont- gomery, B. Bryants, C. Ortago. Row 3: H. Sankey, D. Jones, D. Mogawon, P. Chatman, E. Littleton, C. Dokins, E. Vasquize, T. Slaughter, D. Wilkerson, R. Thompson, S. McKinney, J. Brown, .Our Junior Varsity fooball team, under the leadership of Coaches Shimabukuro and Glaudini, is one of the best teams that Cen- tennial ever fielded. They open- ed the Coast League race with 27-O victory over Serra. .The Re- servation was proud of them and looked for the J.V.'S to take the Coast League. The following week ou r hopes were bright with a triumph over Santa Monica, by a score of T8-O. The next week the Reservation was rewarded by the J.V.'S fine victary over Compton. CENTENNAL 27 . .. CENTENNIAL T8 . . CENTENNIAL 26 . . CENTENNIAL I4 .. CENTENNIAL 34 . . CENTENNIAL 34 . . CENTENNIAL 34 . . We T . V ,C V T' ' .- J f, 1 t' Q. ttr .isi 'J . C' '-fs .... t s vv tt Coaches E. S. Shimdbukuro and Glaudini Mr. Shimabukuro was elated to say that they beat Compton 26- 6, our team was running over with victory. October 28, 1960 the J.V.'S hit Lynwood hard for a score of 14-O, and went on farther to the end of the season in the best style expected. The J.V.'S were looking forward to winning the Coast League. They went to Domingues with blood in their eye to beat Domingues by a score of 34-9. Next year Centennial should field a top Varsity team, due to these out- standing J.V. gridsters. . . .SERRA O . . .SANTA MONICA O . . .COMPTON 6 . . . LYNWOOD O . . .DOMINGUES 9 . . .WARREN 6 . . .PARAMOUNT 7, BEE FOOTB LL Q , if Row 1: M. Moseley, W. Simmons, J. Woods, M. Perrey, H. Bain, M. Richardson, B. Smith, D. Llamas, W. Walton, Coach Threlkeld, Row 2: E. Mitchell, R. Fowley, G. Estrada, B. Mack, E. Bryant, T. Rolls, C. Bunting, A. Bradley, E. Mayes. Row 3: D. Richardson, T. Crawford, J. Dixion, M. Tracy, M. Aguirre, W. Nichols, C. Bullock, G. Hall. Injecting the fighting Apaches Spirit into the mighty Bee team this year was Coach Threlkeld. Although the team lacked the winning scores in some games, the boys had the desire to play the list in athletic achievement. This desire will provide excel- lent background for future grid teams. This year the Bee's have been working for a goal: trying to be a strong team. CENTENNIAL 12 CENTENNIAL 6 . . . CENTENNIAL O . . . CENTENNIAL 6 . . CENTENNIAL 4 . . . . CENTENNIAL O . . . I CENTENNIAL 21 .. Coach Threlkeld The Mighty Bee's , This name has remained with the Centen- nial Bee Footbdll team over the years. Through Victory and even through Defeat the Apache Spirit has been shown well. This year we have watched the team's progress, and with the fine coaching of Mr. Threlkeld. This year the Bee football team has been working hard and playing a clean game. Since the team has made much progress this year, Mr. Threlkeld is one ofthe best coaches that the bee's have ever had. . . . .SANTA MONICA 15 . . .JEFFERSON 19 . . . .COMPTON 6 . . .LYNWOOD 26 . . .WARREN 7 . . .DOMINGUEZ 32 . . . .PARAMOUNT 51 120 CROSS CDU TRY .4 . 5. X L. S- J X. '4 5 .T if 5. 'Y. Row 1, J.V,: Mark Barby, Reni' Diaz, Sanfo Soncheze, George McCoy, David SCOTT. Row 2, Varsity: Donald Owens, Arthur Milborne, Capfainp James Hammond, Van WhiTe, Reginold Humphries, Lawrence Young. This year's Cross CounTry Teams have come along a hard Trail of fighTing, and lsfriding Toward vicfory. AT The begining of The season, The Teams sTarTed aT a slow pace To lose To our cross Town rival, Co'mpTon by a nar- row margin. WiTh one defeaT for our boys, we wenT To Lyn- wood, only To be overfaken by anofher mighTy Team. The fol- lowing week CenTe'hnial sTarTed ouT in good sTyle againsf The league champions, Dominquez, Coach William Gill T X buf wasn'T able To come Through. Warren wiTh ThaT ouT- ward efforT, managed To break Through a sTrong Apache race. As The lasT race of The season approached, The members of The Teams pracTiced more Than ever, and harder Than ever before. The final week came in Time, and CenTennial, wiTh a defer- mined efforT, downed Para- mounT by The widesf margin This season. VARSITY BASKETB LL i -J Row 1: A. Hall, R. White, J. Alexander, A. Toliver, R. J. Williams. Row 2: P. Gregory, W. Smith, R. Walker, T. Williams, P. Henry, Coach Berner. The Varsity Basketball team of 1961 started off the season a little shakey due to the fact of our extended football sea- son. After the squad was cut down to size they started to accomplish a most outstanding iob. This season Centen- nial's Cagers were the shortest in the Coast League plus being the second smallest in the entire C.'l.F. But victory was the cry and that's what we got. With a special desire and little Coach Ted Berner more effort they were able to get on the winning trail. Although they lost three league games they were too tough for Lynwood and the C.l.F. Champions Compton. Our mighty braves wound up second in league action and advanced to the first round of the C,I.F. play-off games. We at Centennial are very proud and grate- ful- for your fine efforts put forth this season. LE GUE RECORD CENTENNIAL 71 .... CENTENNIAL 71 . . CENTENNIAL 53 . , . CENTENNIAL' 75 . . . CENTENNIAL 65 . . . CENTENNIAL 74 . . . CENTENNIAL .54 . . CENTENNIAL 79 . . . CENTENNIAL 57 . . . CENTENNIAL 65 . . CENTENNIAL 35 . . . .... WARREN 53 . . . .LYNWOOD 68 . . . .PARAMOUNT 50 . . . .COMPTON 75 . . . .DOMINGUEZ 48 . . . .WARREN 65 . . . ,LYNWOOD 58 . . . .PARAMOUNT 42 . . . .COMPTON 74 . .... DOMINGUEZ 45 . . . .INGLEWOOD 58 161 ARTHUR TOLIVER ROY WHITE CCDAST LE GU E I I I fix, . ' 5' ' 'C 1 A V7 1? R N N E R P ' Af 51? 3 fn v' ' ' 5 TW- I I . 1 I T f, , ., J 'I ' - ff'fE7g?,: f'----,, N , ,' ' . ' '-Pwym C250 X , ,, 1 f ROY WALKER COAST LEAGUE FIRST TEAM V, 1' lf , - f f7574f31123Qf:'I',tf . ' I ' ' I I 'I , H RQNALD WILLIAMS JAMES ALEXANDER , 1 ,,f,, PAUL HENRY ALVIN HALL .4. . f 'w3 inf' 12 ff I Q2 S. ELL, .V lvvlvv 'Q-If i f , --, .. K S.. ' f 1 .I H -4 I , ,ff 4.f,7kfag,.,,-,ff-',11 4 , ' I ,I .af fff . - ,ff if .., ,. s .- A u zg r' IE A.. A ' 1 115 E: 4 :-'Z fill iff I A ,Tir I' . 1: LQ' U CASA AM E , f:w...f...,yf f'A- I fb 1-5, I 1. 4 ,L , A A.. 1-.A .L M: , , ,1 I .' 'ds I' I M17 , ' A ,, I VI , 3 I XJ I ., ff f . Q f I 'III 'I I 'I I I ! ' ' JJ. Roy Walker eludes Dominguez cclgers for two poinvs. VICTGRY 1 E J If . . Way 242, 1? 53 My t wwf ,W df x I- - V w.wFW4w,., . L,-,h ' Ax ' ,I-Ag'L,5g 'wvw ,,.,, w..f..,,.w.-n e. ,, WILLIE SMITH THEODORE WILLIAMS 'U rfhur Toliver shows his magic with the WE HIT TW PGI S Ronnie Joe Williams makes known his speed and Skill-'for all net. . l Wi 4 m - 1486 fund ball. 1 Williams f hard way shows how To do if as he hits two points. XJ lj 1' 11 The mighty Apaches speed up The pace. And Two more in the bag for The ten, AS WE GO O VIC CRY .l.V. BASKETB LL Row 'I, left to right: D. White, S. Edison, T. Slaughter, J, Booker, J. Rushing. Row 2: B. Johnson, L. Smith, B. Haynes, F. Blankership, 5 Kelly and P. Gregory. Shown inaction are John Booker, Sam Kelly, Benny John- son and other members of our fine team against Compton. These men did a very superb iob of racking up a second place in league action. Our JV Basketballers rated second in league action as they put on a fine showing. The maiority ot their team was composed ot mighty sophomores. Standouts this year were Sam Edison, John Booker, and Thurman Slaughter who turned in a tremendous job on both offense and defense. These cagers will be our varsity men ot tomorrow. Thanks men for such an outstanding season. LEAGUE SCORES CENTENNIAL .WARREN CENTENNIAL LYNWOOD CENTENNIAL PARAMOUNT CENTENNIAL . . . .... COMPTON CENTENNIAL DOMINGUEZ CENTENNIAL WARREN CENTENNIAL LYNWOOD CENTENNIAL PARAMOUNT CENTENNIAL .COMPTON CENTENNIAL .DOMINGUEZ BEE BASKETBALL First Row: Ray Walker, Cecil Jones, Oneal Blouin, Anthony Johns, Willie Radford, Anthony LOwens. Second Row: Ronald Hands, Gary Hamilton, Roy Windom, Gary Hall, Willie Morland, David Hawkins. The members of the first team are as follows: I Guard: Anthony Johns V Guard: Oneal Blouin Forward: Willie Morland Forward: Cecil Jones Center: Willie Morland Coach Ma'rvin Gold The members of the second team are Guard: Willie Radford Guard: Gary Hamilton Forward: Ray Walker Forward: Gary Long Center: Ray Walker Mr. Gold the coach ot this year's Bee team, says this is one of the best Bee teams' Centennial has ever had. We had even balance in shooting, and in all around ball club, were his exact words. My shots were Cecil Jones, Oneal Blouin, and Willie Morland. Anthony Johns was my best ball handler, and my playmaker. Roy Wimdom was a consistantboard man. CENTENNIAL 51 ... ..... ... . CENTENNIAL 59 . .. CENTENNIAL 51 ... CENTENNIAL 84 . . . CENTENNIAL 40 . . . . . .SANTA MONICA 48 . . . .SERRA c T6 . . . .LAKEWQOD 69 ....L. B. WILSON 59 ....llAlLLlKAN 35 CEE BASKETB LL 359 R Row 1: Michael Green, Lawrence Truscott, William Weatherford, Robert Hicks. Row 2: Keith Lundy, Wesley Fenderson, James Jefferson Tyrone Jackson. Versatile Roy Walker crashes Through opponents for a score well earned. CCDAST LE GUE H MPS Centennial's Mighty Cee Team once more cap- tured the Coast League Championship. The Cees average of 37 points a game shows why this year's team is respected all over Southern Cali- fornia. This year's stand-outs are: Captains Robert Hicks and Michael Green. Robert Hicks was all alone in competition, and he is the most valuable player ofthe 1961 squad. Starting line-up tor 1961 William Weatherford, Tyrone Jackson Fenderson, Robert Hicks, Keith Lundy. CENTENNIAL CENTENNIAL CENTENNIAL CENTENNIAL CENTENNIAL SE RRA LAKEWOOD DOWNEY Ml LLI KAN Wesley 14 26 48 29 SANTA MONICA 19 ARSITY BASEB LL A grnuuuf I 'Me-. l x ' if ' rf 'J' 1 'lf C I C Cf Row 1: C. Borunda, R. Neal, R. Smith, F. Neal, A. Lewis, F. Reed, M. Torres. Row 2: P. Chatman, K. Dawkins, G. Hill, R. White, Coach Carlisle. Row 3: R. Turner, W. Wilson, D. Wilson, T. Williams, and L. Young. own from left to right are varsity baseball catchers orge Hill and Freddie Reed. George has caught 'sity steamers for the three years he has been here. ed just a iunior has been on the squad two years :l has caught the maiority of this season.. 168 ..... ,.. fs... I ,,.,.,,,..-.,,,,?.,,7Z, . . .. . .4 ...gi fi L iffi L L C ' f may . Vg 'lll l l '. ff I V A .V . ' X get f p, ., -if , V C00Cl1 f an ' . David Carlisle 577 VVV, I k.7V, rl, 12 1 V '-,.,q , ' . L Q r ., A I I 1 .t.r T . v The Varsity horsehiders have done a fine iob this season. They have displayed courage, desire, spirit and most important of all togethernessi Some .of our players will become our major or minor leaguers of the future. Stars such as Julius Davis, Cleo Harris, Charles Thorn- ton, Homer Wilson, Melvin Wilson, the late Waco Jackson, and the most recent in our minds David Kelly, have done very well for themselves thus far in the game. Coach David Carlisle is one of the finest baseball coaches in the high schooldivision. He insists, as all coaches do, practice makes perfect. Yes, we at CENTENNIAL are very proud of the efforts put forth by our team this year. 'Ti' Shown are the varsity outfielders from left to right Richard Neal, Ted Williams, Anthony Lewis, and Freddie Neal. These fellows do an outstanding job of hauling in deep and well hit drives to the outfield and make fine plays on a single which could turn into a double without a lot of hustle. . E ' . ,-N The top Apache hurlers are shown with Coach Carlisle giving them a few choice tips before taking their daily warm-up. Shown are Donald Wilson, Robert Turner, Willie Wilson and Mr. Carlisle. The fine Apache infield consists of Karl Dawkins, Roy White, Regi Smith and Lawrence Young. These men handle all of the hot grounds and steaming line drives hit. lt takes much skill but most import: courage to do it. , . 4 - i 1 ' '- 5 , l . l is A a v T 4. 5 A iss 4 v -p, 1, iftve. ,, 1 Q2 ' T ' .E .. . ., '5-4-A g A - . ' ' ,-.f qc, M., l 1 A . 1 1 lvl' - --awe d , e it t ' f ' yy., 1 gc. Jamie Plummer Centennial's fine J.V. hurler is shown going through his daily workout in fine style. T69 JUNICR VARSITY BASEB LL Row 1: L. R. Allen, J. Plummer, E. Vasquez, C. Bunting, W. Hubert, R. Romiriz, M. Moseley. Row 2: J. Brown, L. Robinson, W. Cox, E. Mayes, E. Litteton, W. Gamble. Row 3: W. Simmons, R. Walfolk. Centennial Junior Varsity Baseball team Baseball is a game not played with a can be characterized by good pitching, All bat and ball, but with the mind, and the good fielding, strong hitting and con- V My A constant mental and physical drill that sistent hustling, The Apaches have been Mr. Wade puts his players through a hot and cold ball team mainly by not ,y, makes a winning team. Although some- using big bat with consistency. As a A Vg vg fgy ii times the scores were not as good as Consequence, The horsehiders played I. 't.-,, before, the games were very interesting many close, exciting games and have P, J. A ' ii ' J ..,,. y, To the viewer: This combination of hard' won three out of five, by virtue of dra- f l LLQQQ , , lli ' hllllng Und 0Ul5l0nCllnQ Plfchlng Per' matic pitching performances. The one A '-., formances kept the Apache War Bonnet that made this game interesting was N4 high over the diamond. This year we Coach Wade. I had a very working team. Coach Wade CENTENNIAL 3 .. .... DOWNEY 2 CENTENNIAL TO .... PIUS X 6 CENTENNIAL 6 .. .... SANTA BARBARA 4 CENTENNIAL 5 .. .... ST. BARBARA 6 CENTENNIAL 4 .. .... TORRANCE 5 170 VARSITY TRACK I .qi 1. H J V. .vw-R I .X 'ms . ' .gay Row 1: C. Tyler, B. Swayne, R. Pope, M. Harrison, P. Williams, V. White, J. Scott, C. Montgomery. Row 2: J. Spraggins, G. Cureton, D. Owens This year the mighty Apaches blazed the lanes again. Their magnificent achievements in track and field events have made them the most feared team in the league. Runners such as: Owens, Harrison and McGown 440, Tyler, Meadows and Owens TOO, Tucker, Swayne, Pope and Mas- sengale Hurdles, Hammond distance and that outstanding eight man mile relay team consisting of Tyler, Pope, Harrison, Cureton, Meadows, Owens, Thomas and Larry Todd, have spellbound their rivals with their performances. I'rn sure that the men on the track team ioin with me in saying thanks to their two wonderful track coaches for building such a shining example of Apache versatility. !'M, T , . , . . i T t'i'i A A ' V g M ' L ,..- . .,.,, f , 1 , 'As , f i , f 1' Q, 2' - - wwf. - i'.,f fffAf, ' .. ' A I v W K I I -.Iii fi! v-5? , 1 I i 1 .nv I wc Q - an 1 -- t . 4. , .,,, . ' .gg-MT , 'l A , ' ' f . r fi , T? 'Q TA , V .- ' A ' I V . . ,L ' , 5 ' in A A .5 V A ,. .T ai 4 ix , .- V 5 if f 'rri litlt A A ' 1 . .. ' I ' 'I if f , , 'g1 ' v ' A V 'XLT' .37 '- . 1 2 ' 4 7 'L' ' . , ff ff? Coach WilliGrT1 Gill Varsit Rela Team-from left to ri ht, are s eedsters Donald Owens, Coach Ted Berner Y Donald Meadows, Gonzelo Cureton and Cleve Tyler. li Q i 4 NOLQL Bowel- A Bom? Woo is M-if 1? S'7Of Pur Top action shots show track men in ac- tion throughout the season. Boys las seen on this page were instrumental in the Apaches capturing the Huntington Beach Relays in the small school division with 51 points. 72 is-- ' BEE TRACK , VP' r -7 J .frin- l . - 'Ss-1 N , . J . Y. T- tins? -as, . 1 I- . .. ,Q - . ' . . , . , ,Q , xml.. - .11 - ,.5L,.J tp-.. - .- n .- Jen, ya, ' - ' ?T.Sf'i..:' 4?f?1,4.2.- -f ,-se , . r- , - .. ,-K . ,.',. ,' ' ' 'Zi V 1 ,, I 1' L ' r, ' f . - I . ., V v a- ,. ' ,'N.' ,. Q.. f ' : '-1 . i v A' 'V-L . - Arn, ,A - t..4 'i Ling, ' -. ' vw - J. Row I L-R: W. Miller, M. Tracy, R. Johnson, J. Caraway, H. Stokes, M. Craig, L, Woods, J. Virdon. Row 2: G. Estrada, D. Hawkins, R. McCloud, C. Graham, R. Diaz, C. Montgomery, P. Woods, J. Andrews, R. Allen. Row 3: J. Pryer, E. Gurrero, V. Henderson, C. Grady, J. Vasquez, O. Massengale. 'tt ky 31 QSENN TL- .,', .A 'Ze lg abit' 1 . . Shown from left to right, are: Rene Diaz and Wilbur Miller. Diaz runs the 1320 while Miller relies on the shorter 660 where hes runs with a burst of speed. l I ' T ' E -gif' This year's BEE team has done an outstanding fob. They are well balanced, and have what it takes for many Championships. This team has the desire it.takes to win but most im- portant they have the togetherness. The maiority of these tracksters will be our varsity men of tomorrow. Coach Ted Berner has turned in an outstanding iob of coaching these cindermen. It has been traditional for our Bee spikers to take the Coast League Championship. 'Yes we are very proud of your fine plus superb showing this season. Virgal Henderson is shown bringing in the Bee relay team to vic- tory in recent meet. 9 CEE TRACK L fl ' 'hun rsmwfyt ft jg ww -W, A ,,z.......,.,.. I .ff 1' - -,A A J it . , . . R. ' iz - - -c-a g is if 4 nv Q .,- I 'S 2 H Q31 , ,, -4. -,,. ,-'..,.., - ,., 'sw-Tir, .fIL'?l.f1f , -gf t' rm, ,vt t If -W. f . 'fl ...M-if.. - I..-,. . V f- .-t 4 . w Row 1: J. Prior, W. Stevens, R. Orange, C. Rice, E. Trippe, W. Shields, A. Hill, K. Barber. Row 2: Y. Hawkins, H, Anderson, E. Tidwell, E. Green, E. Hamilton, G. Williamson, T. Jackson. lan- Speedy 44O Relay team is shown in action coming off the curve. Elam, Shields, Williamson, and Jackson proved tough to beat all season. 17A Apache cinderman is shown coming from behind in meet with L. B. Poly. Cee team went on to prove top contender in Coast League. 1 5- QQ , J A - -4l 'q- -C5 -F., Q' ,... ,..2.,f1.. '1fm'vu. , . :FEE L 1 . F- I ,A 4 ' ..-. li? . - 5 ' .1 -Q.-.... .. - v- . ,, 2 , .-,. . . . . . .-1-. A . 5 --'-- 'f-f .T K -T41 Q. -. 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Williams is shown Speedy Wilbur Miller BEE 660-man is with beautiful style in his specialty shown coming off the curve heading brgqdiumping, for the tape. If ,A-CHF? if t Pole Vaulter Philip Williams is shown clearing the bar at a fine height in vaulting action. x 'ft . ,Q ,' . V- p . 5 ' 9 1 , 3 .di ' ' 1 Q ' T I ' A . ' . T' . afzfxl f l '- . . ,,,.,. , f 5 , r ' . 3. T ,ff 4 s ..' ..,..Q 1, , . 5 7 A , 3 , j --11 - I , V . M 1 U 3 tg D Q in f 2, .-f n , ,gh is N A - If , yt , 5 us. Q. . .... ,A 9 A, JZ? I 'V .5-Q... A' ' lax,-'f 4. M M ew V-.H ,,w 'xr -'T .A I. A, ' , Q 2 5 I I - . . . V ' K f . . 1 .3 A V if ,it yi! . T L-4' ik- in ' T- ' 1 D .rf-.1 , ' ' V . . I sf- ' fr- -. E 'A 5' ....l ' ' L 2 fTTg:ii ' ., - -4 5 . 3' , ' . -A . ' .X - - M' 7 'ff' ' 1' -. M -A 5ft,t,p, rf ' Q - Q . t ' ff, iffififxf. ' gzip- , . it 'J 'Z-'Y-Lt 4' - Lf! 3 . 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' he MV '- - -- 'A-1 1 V' ff - 44.1--V ' , n n' : '-: f- + Vgg fQ.4e:.m, . ,Wf A' fi s ' V .ff .5-f w if-fy. H 'pf 4 4 Y .f ' X-' Vw :V-9,41 nf l, L f . 1 -f' 1-:gr , ,V L IF?'f515f'NE?fm:ai,5gfeg.gV M f yafi v - w6 2fi?f?4 . Bcseboller Emmif Littleton fx M-iq REX POPE Brood Jumper LARRY TODD Anchoring 880 176 Reloy Team f'1'31vw -,,-ff-K V..-.V f 15,90 Hhs V fe 8 I .LV p!Qt29ON r O ,. .funn N. 4 W 's Engaging their time Y learning the tunda- 'T' ' mentals ot tennis . and playing a hard game were the Apaches ot Centen- nial. They are com- posed ot Sopho- mores, Juniors, and Seniors. The first . TENN S v -7 P-TNT T l Row 1: R. Warren, D. lwasaka, A. Henderson, R. J. Williams, J. Brown, H, Niles, W. Reed. Row 2: G. Rizalla, J. Sida, A. Santos, R. Shanon, A. Raptis, E. Zomalt, R. Bruce, G. McCoy, A. Fontenot, D. Howard, L. Clagg. ., .TQT J-it , fr- Vb 'J xxx' 4 4 Q 6 css- lil A J One of the best known and help- ful coaches is Mr. Kenneth Wash- ington. Last year he worked constantly with the team. Mr. Washington looks for form, co- ordination, and the will to win in his men. He believes that a tennis team is built on unity and harmony. Thanks coach for a tine year. 1 m atc h W a s W Downey. The soL ot the rackets mc the match very teresting. Atter couple ot scores h and there Centenr won by a land sl ot T2 to 7. 1 i f e TM TWTTJT njzil i . l ,b, Racketeers show fine form during practice session. Robert Warren is returning i l a fine serve to the opposite side of the court. This is a part of the team made up of seniors in practice session. This year the team is working and learning new skills of the fundamentals of tennis. l7I P . eg-ff 7 , if o r Q Q W ff! A 5,32 y My I ,715 FALL PRESIDENT Anitra Harris GRADUATING SENIORS 1 vlfsfw' 4. K 4 X ll Ixus? .T l'l5z. ' .M rf, 5 , J' any H I GIRLS ATHLETI ASSCCIATICD One of The mosT exciTing clubs on campus is The popular Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion known commonly as The G.A.A. These girls have come TogeTher for The purpose of learn- ing more a'ThleTical skills and The imporTance of good sporTsmanship. The club is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior girls who have P. E. sixTh period and who sTay aTTer school each Monday and Wednesday pre- paring Tor The Tour playdays held during The year. WiThin This secTion you will Tind girls who love sporTs and who play Them well wiTh fine spiriT and enjoymenT. Since we are losing The many wonderful seniors, we dedicaTe This secTion To Them and also Their sponsor who we crediT wiTh mosT of Their success during The year of 1960-ol. Janice Carfer Emily Godden Evelyn Marshall UQ, is q,,, ., V L V 145:11 L , ,uf psf' ' ,R , ff- ,' Katherine Owens ,Q i Anise Spears 'sw K l f -T ,, Beverly Walker 'rrr T , , ,. L , I' I 'MQW' S llll WMV 4 ll I :. 'fir WM Z 5 S , Lf, ,1- QPGW . ,, ,ryq A 3, Q n, , A' vwqff V. ,fl ' ' f' fs W ' -12399 af' , :, , 'XAA - 'l rw ' , 1 ffgizi' ' ,INN ' ,,, , Agar ,ww SPRING PRESIDENT Ruby Williams Gloria Washington Gloria WhiTe MarTha Williams Norma Wills 4 . voLL EY B LL 1-32 ' M 1 Volleyball is our opening sport of the season, and we practice many skills in preparance for our playdays. Take a look. X . 1'-,sg rm., 'XS' i A, , K ,. 'Q ' J. Carter K. Owens G. Washington l 1 SPEED-A-WAY CAPTAINS N l 1. i .- r D. Clark I. Irvin ' One of our roughest sports is known as speed-a-way. This sport is a combination of football, kickball, and soccer. Yet the girls handle this sport with the greatest of ease. 179 A S K E 'I' B A L L M... -f 9 f V. N-V V e-:-V,e- 44' ' Q .i ' V it K , V V. ,, T V , WT.: IV 7 - 1 w f V9 z ' 5 A G L nf' s :ii i ' Zig N A V l F . , . -, W 4 V' . ,.,. '-. ,I V -7- 'V V' V. 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Many girls hit with the power of Willie Mays or Duke Snider, almost, Throwing and catching become new skills to develop. As usual, this is an easy task, P THLETE This year we were very successful in every in- tramural sport. AT each playday, The Apaches went on The war path and brought many vic- tories home To The reservation. Although every girl demonstrated excellent skill and sportsman- ship, we are proud To honor Three girls Tor being chosen .as The OUTSTANDING ATHLETE. Our outstanding girl in volleyball is Gloria Washington who is well known for her forceful spikes and co-ordination. .ff ill -' A llfff if f , 1... gi .f- V 7 ' 'ww - 'T f ,,,.,.,f,,,f,,,M,,H,4,,,,Wm7M7LWlw L YW' VV H ' 4 Z g. Z Q Z if . t f..,.., , ,F ' f ii 5 T W, .-H Y Q if , , . 5, , ' f ' 1: fi ,,,- V W' , if z 5, 3 1 A 1 f it rf T 1 ft 1 4 Y ' 'wr H- as ,Nj 'Z I ,, if f I M: ij, i Y, . T ' T , ., ,gy ,, ., ?,f, 4 a,,, . , f ,,,,, ff . 1. gy4,,,,,,,,,M qvly ' f ' -' ff V' tw-ww-r' ,Q zn,I.',4 n f' f if t., .,,,,, ,Wim .' ' 6 f, f T , Z, V f ..,:, r H5 QW, W0 V, , I 2 , 5, , , fr , wfL:+:,ggQ.Q,, J V ,, Vi I ,i Vi , ytlyygf VV ,WJ .i?,,,i, V We find Martha Williarnslalert and ready for action at all times. Her On court, Beverly Barner displays tremendous stamina as she uses running and kicking talent won for her The outstanding athlete in speed-a- wise basketball tactics. Along with her interest in the sport and way. Also she was the high point girl of her team. her helpful height, she has been named the most outstanding girl in basketball. 181 LL AN PRI .A.A. OFFICER Fall Officers-Bottom Row: Connie Garrett, Publicity Chairman, Anise Spears, Treasurer: Anitra Harris, President, Emily Godden, Recording Secretary, Gloria Washington, Sergeant at Arms. Top Row: Spring Officers: Norma Wills, Recording Secretary, Cheryl Gross, Publicity Chairman, Ruby Williams, President, Katherine Owens, Vice President, Gloria White, Corresponding Secretary. G The G.A?A. officers play a' very important partin the development of the organi- zation. With their sponsor, Miss Garrnan, the officers have been the foundation of a successful year. The presi-i dents have guided the coun- cil as they prepared for the hosting of two basketball playdays and the piece d' resistance of the year-the G.A,A. banquet-where all the girls were honored for their outstanding perform- ances during the year. One of the new fads of the season in- cluded those sharp G.A.A. sweat shirts worn by Connie Garrett, Pat Roberts, Mary Bell, Eleanora Earle, and Debora Court- ney. Notice how attractive they are. 182 ,V Sf' xt, I 'l Xxx l f! , , 44 .A.A.PL YD Y ROARING TVVENTIES IT all sTarTed when The news hiT us ThaT we were hosTing Two baskeTball playdays. Presi- denT Ruby meT wiTh her council and The Theme, Roaring TwenTies, was adopTed. WiTh The parTicipaTion of a maioriTy of G.A.A. girls, The program wenT off well and lil PresidenT Ruby wiTh The assisTance of Vice PresidenT KaThy were complimenTed for or- iginaTing such an auThenTic program. The program began wiTh Those well known singers including T21 Gloria WhiTe, Anise Spears, Bev Walker, Sheila Van Exel, and AniTra Harris. Nexf They enTered info a .Typi- cal classroom during The 1920's where The sTudenTs were exTra brillianT. However, The school Teacher, played by l3l AniTra Harris, was very TrusTraTed WiTh one lad, played by Janice CarTer. The program could never have been compleTe wiThouT Those 'lswinging charlesTon dancers led by Ml KaThy Owens lcenTerJ and including Sharon Bingham, PaT RoberTs, Ruby Williams, and Connie GarreTT. The program ended wiTh greaT praise. ATTer The program, The playday began, and Tun and good sporTsmanship were shown by The T51 girls as They played baskeTball. The referees T61 did a wonderful job and when The day was finished, we were proud of being The hosTess school. 2 ,,,, V VV I fl gif J - ' , ' ' f ' I ' ' , l ,N R ' 4. 4. f f , W , s To ' -fa T 5' V ' l nv .si 'qvib ' 6 J, F ic , Q ,, , ., 4? ,V I , N .41 : 1-. , A 1' 'T S f , ' vi -., fix Q x. .4 nf K I 4 ii. A- I V2-T V 0 n ,fi - R. r is Q . , 18 EDITOR'S, F REWELL 'IIA Now ThaT iT is June, we can sign in relief as we recall The many memories ThaT we have had during our high school educaTion and The fun ThaT we, as ediTors, have had producing The War Cry of l96O-61. Yes, we have really been busy This pasT year, and alfhough many of us seniors feel ThaT This is The end,'iT is only The beginning of a new chapfer in our lives. 1 A V Now ThaT we have finished The yearbook, we know ThaT iT would have been an impossible Task wiThouT The assisTance of many many people. FirsT of all, we would like To especially Thank Mr. Oxhorn for guiding and helping us in every way possible. NexT, we Thank The sfaff who worked so hard To beaT The deadlines. We Thank Mr. De Leon and The arT deparTemenT for working so closely beside us. We Thank The Teachers for Their wonderful co-operafion and Mr. RoberTs and his sTudio for Their fine phoTography. Lasf, we Thank all Those who helped in any way wiTh The producTion of This yearbook. lT's been a hard buT greaT year and now ThaT iT has TerminaTed, we Ephebians will Travel down many differ- enT roads. Some will conTinue building for Their fuTure in college and universiTies. There will be oThers who will Take on new iobs and sTill oThers who will soon become married. However, wherever we go or whaTeve-r we do, we will remember ThaT wonderful year of l96O-ol. Q Yes, iT's been work, buT iT's been fun. May The pages in The 1960-6l War Cry always be preserved wiTh The many oTher wonderful memories you hold. . Your edifors, ' Kafherine Owens 1 r RoberT Warren TAYLQK. PUPPESKWQ .CQMFANY A - e 77 Lf : 1 L , L. jr 6 xW' fy' 4 fdbb I 41 KPN .'2 J Q1 b. - f',2'!45-': ' ,u V . 4,1 .. V - - 1:-w , -.,, xx 'I .x K .fl -n x ! 'Q bex 0 ,v,,, ,.-1, A1 - vi, - . - . , ,,-. 'Va 0' f ' W SQ! if 1 A69 2 . VviA J cj 0, ,M7,.,, , , 1,1 44, V 545'-vzfzf-'4a41v':-Q , ,s, Jw F IM' v 4,,rw:,:Ji':Uf1w. b, 14 04. 1 ,cz fresh : fz- ,xg .4 .aww - , a1,w,.:-rf-L f. 1 1 -,W we 4 4' 9,1 . f ,.,. ,,g , .Mk ..- . 4 1 ,M .1 1.44 ,L ,- 3. , 1 V 5 4 f , .,,, , -abr 4' 4 I ,.-1 A+., ' rl Q J Jw 1, ig , y , i 1 , ,Q Y, wk LJ' ,:1.,,bL E -.r.., 4. 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