Central High School - Tawasi Yearbook (Grand Junction, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

THE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL STAFF PRESENTS... THE 1957 ORWARD The uranium industry has contributed much to the development of this area, and civilization as a whole. It promises to be a key industry of the future; benefiting all of us in some way. Youth, like uranium, is the power of the future. The power that will advance civilization to even higher levels, making a better life for all mankind. TAWASI ADVERTISERS THE PSALM OF LIFE Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime. And departing, leave behind us Footprints in the sands of time; Footprints, that perhaps another. Sailing o'er life's solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother. Seeing shall take heart again. Let us then, be up and doing. With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing. Learn to labor and to wait. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow-- ADMINISTRATION Mesa County, District 51 DEDICATION To one who has long deserved the honor, we the student body wish to dedicate this book to Mr. Roy M. Crow, Science teacher, for his work in helping to further America’s scientific future. FAVORITES MOST COURTEOUS BILL KING and EUNICE DOYLE JANET CLARK and JIM HANKS BEST PERSONALITY MOST ATTRACTIVE JERRY COOPER and MARY LU MARCHUN MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BOB CRUMB and PHYLLIS COLLINS ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN BILL KING and PRISCILLA SCHINDEL FACULTY - LENORE M. BELINA University of Kentucky, B. A. Librarian MR. CHARLES T. CHAVIES Western State, A. B., M. A. Trig., Alge- bra II NINA LOU WOOTEN University of Chicago Librarian THERESA HOWE University of Washington, B. A. Math, Algebra JOHN KRIZMAN Western State, B. A. Math ROY McCROW UCLA, B. A Colo. A M, B. S. C.S.C.E., M. A. n l Science MRS. EVA HUGHES Kansas State, A. B. Colo. A M, M. A. Home Economics VELMA KNIGHT Colo. A M, B.S. Home Econom ics BILL McPEEK Colorado State, A. B. Science, Phys. Ed. ROBERT RICE Colo A M, B.S. University of Illinois, M.S. Science - 1956-57 MARY ANN ABBATE Western State A.B., M.A. English, Social Studies RAY SHAW Colorado University, A, B. English HOMER FLICK Western State, A. B. Band MRS. BEN SPITZER McPherson College, B. M English ALFRED TOTH C. S. C, E., A. B. English, Journalism IRENE JENKINSON Western State, A. B., M. A. English JOSEPHINE HARMS McPherson College Spanish, English DEAN BALD- WIN C. S. C, E., A. B. English, Social Studies FACULTY MARGARET SHAW Iowa State Teachers, B. S, Business JOHN JENKINS Western State, A. B. C.S.C.E., M. A. Art, Shop a BILL KEENE C. S. C, E., B. A. Distributive Ed. DAN ROBERTS C. S. C. E. , B, A. Social Studies KEN MEFFORD Colorado State, A. B., M. A. Drivers Education MADGE HUFFER Sioux Falls College, B. A. Speech, Business, Dramat- ics MOE KREUTZ Williamette University, B. A., Stanford, M. A. Social Studies OjO rT OF NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY SEVEN CLASS MOTTO Don’t itch for success; Scratch for itl President I 0 H N N 1 E V I R G I L ROBERTSON Vice President HULL Treasurer I UNDERHILL FLOWERS Carnations COLORS Blue and White VENDELL AKENS Jentral 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1; ;horus 2,3,4; Octette 2, 1,4; Double Mixed 3,4; focal Solo 2,3,4; Basket- lall 1; Football 1,3,4; Base- iall 1,3,2; Wrestling 3,4; C Club 2,3,4; Carnival Cing 3; All-School Play 4. TOM BRADSHAW Central 1,2,3,4; Library Assistant 4; DE Club 4. BEVERLY ASHLEY Central 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; A Cappella 4; Tripl Trio 4; Thespians 3,4; FT 4; Junior Class Play Cast 3; All-School Play Staff 4; Warriorettes 2,4. V DC VIRGINIA AVERILL Central 1,2,3,4; Warriorettes 2,3; Chorus 1, 3,4. PAUL BARRICK Central 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2; Sax. Quartet 2; Thespians 3, 4; Junior Class Play Staff 3; Publications 4; All-School Play Cast and Production 4. HOMER BEEBE Peoria, Arizona 1,2; Central 3,4; DE Club. JACK BELL Central 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3; Wrestling 3. -J-t LEO BROWN Central 2,3,4; Teluride 1; New York 3; Band 2,3,4; Brass Sextet 4; Football 2, 3,4; Football Captain 4; Wrestling 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3; Student Council 4; C Club 2,3,4; Vice President C Club 4; All-State Band 4. DAL BURKHALTER Central 1,2, 3.4; Chorus 2,3,4; Boys Octet 4; Vocal Solo 4; Baseball 2,3; Thespians 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Play Cast 3. DELORES BURT Central 1,2, 3,4; Los Guerreros 2.3; Library Assistant 1,2,3,4. MARY CAMPBELL Eureka 1, 2, 3; Central 4; Chorus 4, Treas- urer 4; A Cappella 4; Warriorettes. GAIL CHASE Gilpin County High 1,2; Central 3,4; Chorus 4; A Cappella 4; Warriorettes 3,4; Student Council 4; Carnival Queen Attendant 3; Library Assistant 4. HAROLD CHASE Gilpin County High 1,2,3; Central 4. JANET CLARK Central 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Warriorettes 2,3,4, President 4; Los Guerreros 2,3; Stu- dent Council 4; Class Play Cast 3; Home- coming Queen Attendant 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Banner Girl 4; GAA 1,2,3, President 1, Secretary 3; All-School Play Cast 4; Inter- school Student Council 4; State Student Council 4. PHYLLIS COLLINS Central 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Accompanist 2,3; Piano Solo 4; Thespians 3, 4; Class Play Cast 3; Ban- ner Girl 4; GAA 1; All- School Play Staff 4; DAR Award 4. JERRY COOPER Central 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1, 3,4; Baseball 2,3; C” Club 2,3,4; Class Play Staff 3; All-School Play Staff 4; Boys State 3; Library Assistant 4. CHARLES CRIDER Central 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3; Chorus 3,4; Vocal Solo 4; Basketball 1; Base- ball 2,3; Wrestling Manager 3; Thespians 3,4; C Club 3,4; Class Play Cast 3; All-School Play Cast 4; Pep Band 2,3; Library Assist- ant 3; Cornet Quartet 2,3. BOB CRUMB Central 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4, Vice President 4; Boys Octet 3,4; Vocal Solo 3,4; Basketball 2; Football 2,4; Wrestling 3, Wrestling Man- ager 4; Los Guerreros 2, Secretary 2; Student Coun- cil 2; C” Club 4; Class Vice President 2; Office Assistant 2. JIM DAWSON Central 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2. BETTY DIEHL Central 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Instrumental Solo 3,4; Thespians 3,4; War- riorettes 2, 3,4; FHA 3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Class Play Cast 3; GAA 1,2,3,4. Record- ing Secretary 2, President 3; All-School Play Staff 4; Band Librarian 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; All-State Band 4; Office Assistant 3; Fr. Horn Quartet 3; Brass Sextet 4. EUNICE DOYLE Leadville 1; Durango 1; Central 2,3,4; Thes pians 3,4; FHA 2,3; Class Treasurer 3; Class Play Staff 3; Publications 3; All-School Play Staff 4; Girls State 3; Office Assistant 3. CLAUDIA ELDRIDGE Moffat County High 1,2; Central 3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; FHA 3,4; GAA 3,4, Treasurer 4. ALLEN V. FEUERBORN Central 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. DON GLANTZ Mountain View Union High 2; Central 3,4; Wrestling 3; DE Club 4, Treasurer 4; Transferred. ROBERT GOLDEN Central 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Football 1; Track 2,3,4. MERLAINE GOWER Central 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2, 3; Chorus 3; Instrumental Solo 3; Thespians 3,4; Warriorettes 1,2,3; FHA 1, 2,3,4, President 3; Student Council 1,3,4; Class Play Cast 3; Cheerleader 3; GAA 1; All-School Play Cast 4; Pep Band 2, 3; DE Club 4. WES HAKEL Central 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 2, 3; Wrestling 3. JIM HANKS Palisade 1,2,3; Central 4; Band 4; Basket- ball 4; Football 4; Thespians 4; C Club 4; Carnival King 4; Library Assistant 4; Brass Sextet 4. JUANITA HANSEN Teachers College High 1,2,3; Central 4; Band 4; Pep Band 4. GLEN HASSE Central 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; All-Conference Wrestler 2,3,4; McCoy Trophy 2; Student Council 2,3; C Club 1,2,3,4; Western Slope Student Coun- cil 2,3; State Student Council 3; Student Council Leadership Conference 3; Class Presi dent 2. WALT HENDERSON Central 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Baseball 3; Wrestling 3. DAVID HIGGINSON Central 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2,3; DE Club 4. SANDRA HUTTO Bear Creek High 1; Central 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Warriorettes 2,3,4, Drill Leader 4; FHA 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; FHA Conventions: State 3, District 3, National 4; Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Class Play Staff 3; Banner Girl 4; GAA 2,3; All-School Staff 4; First Place, Voice of Democracy 4; Library Assistant 3; Interschool Student Council 4; Western Slope Student Council 2, 3; State Student Council 2. NORMAN HURD Central 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; C Club 2,3,4; Library Assistant 4. WAYNE IRWIN Central 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Vocal Solo 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 2,4; Baseball 3; C Club 3,4; Aesthetes 3; Boys Octet, Double Mixed 4. JOHNNY JAYNES Central 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Brass Sextet 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; C Club; Class Play Cast 3; All-State Band 3; All-Conference Basketball 3; Class Presi- dent 4. CHARLES W, HULL Central 1,2,3, 4; Basket- ball 1,2; Thespians 3,4; Aesthetes 2,3,4, Treas- urer 3; Student Council 1, 4; Class Play Staff 3; Pub- lications 4; Warrior Editor 4; Boys State 3; All-School Play Cast 4; Voice of Democ racy Interschool Student Council 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 4. BOB JENKINS Central 1,2, 3,4; Band 2, 3,4; Drum Major 2,3,4; Brass Sextet 4; All-State Band 4; Pep Band 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 2,3; Student Council 2; C Club 2; Class Of- ficer 2,3. PHYLLIS JONES Central 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Warriorettes 2,3, Secre tary 2; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Queen Attendant 2; Banner Girl 4; All-School Play Production Staff 4; FHA Reporter 4; Thespian Scribe 4; GAA 1. WAYNE JONES Central 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Vocal Solo 4; Basketball 2,3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; C Club 2,3,4; Junior Class Play Production Staff 3; All-school Play Staff (Prod. ) 4. BILL KING Central 1,2, 3, 4; Band 4; Thespians 3,4; Aesthetes 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Junior Class Play Production Staff 3; All-school play Production Staff 4; Publica- tions 3,4; Tawasi Editor 4; Pep Band 4. BOB KING Central 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Class Officer 3; Junior Class Play Production Staff 3; All-School Play Production Staff 4. JANICE MARIE KRIZMAN Central 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Thespians 3,4; Warriorettes 2,3,4; Junior Class Play Cast 4. JACK LYNN Central 1, 2,3,4. AUSTIN MARSH Palisade 1; Central 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,4; Basketball 1; Football 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Thespians 3,4; C Club 2,3,4; Junior Class Play Cast 3. MARY LU MARCHUN Central 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Thespians 3,4; Warriorettes 2,3; Los Guerreros 2; FT A 4, President 4; Student Council 1,2; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Publications 4; GAA 1,3,4, Vice President 1, President 4; Girls State 3; All-School Play Produc- tion Staff 4; Office Assist- ant 1,2,3,4. ANN MAUTZ Central 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 3,4, Secretary 4; Vocal Solo 4; Aesthetes 2, 3,4; Warriorettes 2,3,4; FHA 2, 3,4; GAA 1; Double Mixed 4; Triple Trio 3,4; A Cap- pella 4. JOE McCOY Central 1,2,3,4. DICK MELLINGER Central 1,2, 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Wrestlinj 1,2,3, 4; C Club 1,2, 3, 4 LORETTA MIRACLE Central 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Warriorettes 2,3; FHA 2,4; Junior Class Play Production Staff 3; Carnival Queen 4; Publications 4; Banner Girl 4; All-School Play Production Staff 4. ROBERT MULLEN Ahsaralee High 1, 2; Central 3,4; Band 1, 2; Football, Baseball 1,2,3; Manager Wrestling 3,4; C Club 4; Thespians 4; Aesthetes 3,4; Junior Class Play Production Staff 4. DICK NELSON Central 1,2,3,4. WESLEY PADDOCK Leadville High 1; Red Cliff 2; Central 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Junior Class Play Cast 3; Pub- lications 3,4; All-School Play Cast 4; School Photographer3,4; Inter-School Student Coun- cil 4. LLOYD PEACH Central 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Class Production Staff 3; Publications 4; All-School Play Production Staff 4. EDDIE PIFER Central 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 4; Track 2, 3,4; C” Club 3.4; Class Play Production Staff 3. AUL PINNT entral 1,2,3,4; (All-Con- irence 3,4); Wrestling 2, ,4; McCoy Trophy 3,4, utstanding Wrestlers Tro- ly 3, State Wrestling hamp 4; Track 2,3,4; 3$ Guerreros 2, 4, Treasurer ; C Club 2,3,4; Publica- ons 3, 4; Boys State 3; unnison All-State, All pponent Football 1, 2,3,4. WAYNE POND Central 1, 2,3, 4, GLENN POWERS Central 1,2,3,4; Publications 4. ROBERTA REINECKE Delta 1; Central 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3; DE Secretary 4; Librarian Assistant 4. VIRGIL ROBERTSON Central 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Student Council 1, 2; Class Officer 2,4; Junior Class Play Production Staff 3; Senior Class Secre- tary. DON ROYLE Central 1,2,3,4. PRISCILLA SCHINDEL Central 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4. Secretary 3; Chorus 1; Twirler 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Warriorettes 2,3; FHA 2,3,4; Junior Class Play Production Staff 3; Publica- tions 4; Band Librarian 3,4; Pep Band 2, 3; 4; Librarian Assistant 3; Annual Queen 4; Brass Sextet 4; Horn Quartet 3; Twirling Ensem- ble 2,3,4. PHIL SCHMITZ Central 1,2,3,4; Boys' Octet 4; Vocal Solo 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Wrestl ing 3,4; Student Council 2, 3; C” Club 3,4; Business Manager, Annual Staff 4 GLORIA SHEPARD Central 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Warriorettes 2; Los Guerreros 2. TOO SUSY Not Shown CHARLIE SHIPP Central 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Aesthetes 3,4; Stu- dent Council 1; Junior Class President; Junior Class Play Staff 3; All-School Play Cast 4. WAYNE EUGENE SMITH Montrose High 1,2,3; Central 3,4; Football 2; Wrestling 2,3,4; FTA 4; C Club 3,4. LEROY STALKER Central 1,2,3,4. ROBERT STOUT Central 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Student Council 3,4, President 4, Inter-school Stu- dent Council 4, Vice President 4; Western Slope Student Council 3,4; Publications 3, 4; Business Manager, Warrior 4; Junior Class Play Cast 3; All-School Play Cast 4. LINDA UNDERHILL Central 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Triple Trio 3,4; Sextet 4; A Cappella 4; Vocal Solo 1,2,3; Thespians 3,4, Treasurer 4; Los Guerreros 2; Student Council 4; Class Play Staff 3; Publications 3; All-School Play Staff 4; Class Treasurer 4. ARDITH WESTERMIRE Central 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3; Thespians 3,4, Vice President 4; Warriorettes 2, 3,4; FHA 2,3,4, State Convention 2; Student Coun- cil 2; Western Slope Student Council 2; Class Play Cast 3; Cheerleader 2,3; Banner Girl 4; GAA 2; All-School Play Cast 4. DON WILLISON Central 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1; Football 4; Baseball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 3,4; C Club 4; Junior Class Play Staff 3. JUNIORS LESLIE LUDLAM President RONNIE FAULKNER Vice President i r ILA SNYDER Secretary MARY ANN SLOGAR Treasurer BRENDA ANDERSON JOSEPHINE BALL WANDA BARLEY CLARENCE BOWMAN BILL BRENNER KENT BRITTION MARTHA BROWN BETTY BRUBAKER WAYNE BURNS BARBARA BURTON DANNY BUTCHER VIRGINIA BUTNER MARY BURGER LARRY CARLSON JUDY CLARK GLEN CLOUD RUSSELL CORLETT BILL COOPER DONNA CRAIG MARILYN CRENSHAW HERMAN CREAGOR MARCELLA CULLEN BOBBY DARDIN LEROY DARNELL RICHARD DIXON JOYCE DAVIS MICKEY DRAKE WALTER ELDRIDGE SAM FAULKENBURG LYDA FISH MARSHA FLEMING VIRGINIA FORKNER ROXIE GIBSON TOM GONZALES GAY HALLER BETTY HANKS DAN HANSEN JIM HANSEN MARY JANE HARRIS HAROLD HARVEY QUINCY HINES PAT HODGE MARVIN HIGGINSON RICHARD HOLS AN BOB HOWELL RONNIE JAYNES LEROY JOHNSON LORETTA JOHNSON JOAN JOHNSON LESTER KELLY FRED LOCKWOOD HERMAN MARCHUN STEPHANIE MARSH DUANE MAXWELL ronnie McDonald TOM McFALL REGINA McNAMARA GENE MOORE CLIFFORD MOORE LILA MOORE DALE MOORE JESS MORRIS RENIT A MORRIS DON PACQUETTE LEON PEACH DALE PETERSON Class Sponsors MR. KRIZMAN MRS. BELINA MRS. KNIGHT REX PHELPS JOHNNY PHILLIPS BEVERLY PRESHAW LATRELLE REAL BOB ROY BARBARA ROUNDTREE SUE JEAN RUSSELL MARY SANT JIM SCOGGINS BILL SELK BARBARA SCOTT LOREN SHAW VERA SIMON FRANK SIMMONS MELVIN STAFFORD JIM STARKS GAIL STECKEL HERB STONEMAN CHARLES STOUGH GLENDA STRAIN BILL THOMPSON SHIRLEY VINCENT PAT WALKER JANE WHITE PAT WILSON FREDIA ZAMORA MARIE ZELUNGER JUNIOR CLASS HONOR ROLL Back row: Ila Snyder, Donna Craig, Pat Wilson, Sue Jean Russell. Front row: Dale Moore, Russell Corlett, Ronnie Faulkner, Leslie Ludlam, Danny Hanson. The first project of the year for the Junior class was sponsoring a Freshman Orien- tation program. The purpose of the program was to acquaint the Freshmen with the rules and regulations of the school. The next project was sponsoring a square dance. Later in the year the class presented their class play, Girl in the Rain. SOPHOMORES OFFICERS Richard Pifer Tony Martinez Peggy Adams Justine Miller Wanda Almond Jerry Anderson Patricia Anderson Jennifer Aschenbrenner Reatha Beebe Stanley Benton Diana Biggs Jennie Bowler Gail Brewer Marvin Brownlee Jeannie Burckhalter Larry Butterbaugh ►MOT O NOT AVAIIABU ll Bill Chamberlain Pat Chase Ira Clark Judith Clayton Jerry Byars Janet Callison Sharon Carey Bill Castonguay Bob Cooper Lois Corlett Mary Sue Cross Walker Cross Carolyn Cullins Bob Davis Wesley Davis Floyd Doyle Jo Ann DuCray Duncan Echer Harold Edgington Alpha Evans Jeanette Faulkner Marilyn Feuerbom Hazel Foraker Eric Fullmer Ruth Gardner Ralph Guerrie Dale Hakel Marian Hardwick Twila Hawkins James Hurd Richand Hunt Judy Irwin Bert Jens Donna Johnson Bert King Jim Killon Peggy Mix Norna Moore Jay Jean Monis Virginia Mullen Bonnie Partridge Betty Pender Roberta Pettigrew Kenneth Pinnt Max Plant Wendell Pond Arthur Price Bill Price Charles Neal Clinton Newman Gary Nelson Linda Page Arlene Prosser Marjorie Pruett Rita Robertson Marilyn Roller Dallas Ruark Mike Sanders Shirley Sants Velma Saunders Tom Scates Charles Schindel Carol Schlangen Fred Schmitz Rodney Scott Robert Shaw Gary Shepard Kenneth Shipp Ronnie Summer Scottie Thomas George Williams LeRoy Winters Beverley Short Trinadad Silva Richard Sims Gary Soden Dean Spencer Wendell Stewart Melvin Stout Robert Strode Leta Winters Juanita Zamora NEW STUDENTS Joyce Ayers PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE HONOR ROLL Back row. Tony Martinez, Jeanette Faulkner, Emery Atchison, Shirley Sants, Marilyn Roller, Cora Long, Merrie Jean Leith, Marilyn Feuerbom, Kenneth Matchett. Front row: Vivian Maley, Pat Chase, Velma Saunders, Peggy Adams, Alpha Evans, Arlene Prosser, Carol Schlangen. Ohl Hello, Teacher. Larry Abbott TOO BUSY Not Shown Bert Austin Kenneth Batchelor Douglass Benton FRESHMEN Arthur Albright Wayne Averill Billie Ann Barley Sonja Beoughet U Barbara Anderson ) Charlene Ball I Cheryl Bonnichsen Roger Armstrong Barbara Banks Wayne Brenner Ray Bellew Carol Brancsom i President Victor Baron Vice President Gary Holson Secretary Rose Ann Lightfoot Treasurer Charolette Edlen Alice Browell Marilyn Buchner Gail Bums Mary Carlson Freda JoAnn Cate Chvilicek Charles Craig Edna Dardin Robert Darnell Harvey Crocker m if Johnnie Drake Sandra Davis Mary Dowell Adelmo Espinoza Clyde Caraway f Carol Clark Ruth Crumb Erline Falkinburg Phyllis Carey Dorthy Collins Louise Dabbs Paulette Davis Myrna Franklin Ruddy Fontarari Robert Holmes Kay Jones Jerry Forkner Wilma Gower n Jerry Harris LeRoy Hudson Nadine Kelly Jackie Foster Griggs Helen Harvey Jannae Hurlbert Patsy Kenedy Rose Ann Hasse Charlotte Jenkins r i Caroll Killen Garry Gibbons Evelyn Gurrie Robert Higgins r Glenda Jones Pat Lehr Johnnie Lehman Alice McClellan Emery Kramer Shari McFallen Mary Maryinez Pat McGinnis Rose Mathews Nancy Miracle Darrell Maxwell Roger Miracle Joe Mosier ' i 4H Marilyn Murphy Nancy Murphy Alton Parmenter K i Gary Rickard Don Musso Musti an Dwain Partee Vergilia Pollard Mary Romero Linda Rothlin ( r, Sue Rowland PHOTO Not Available Qr. Jerry Sims ! IF, Kenda Sorter v • ; Richard Tow Kathy Vessels Rosa Roundtree Smith Nelda S tonem an Jim Wagner i Floyd Ruby Ella Mae Short Bertha Unselt V Darell Warren Pat Sanders NO PHOTO Frances Short Eugene Van Alstyne Wes Watson Michael Scott Noel Thumser Arthur West David Bob Wetheral Wilkerson Shirley Willison Henry Willison Phyllis Wilson Steven Wilson Alvin Wright I Ray Louise Yates Zamora Linda Wyckoff David Wyckoff NEW STUDENTS Norman Wyckoff Gene Evans tOO BUSY Not Shown Marjorie Heinecke Francis Jones Ronald Lockhart Gerald Phillips Judy Young FRESHMAN HONOR ROLL Back row, left to right: Jerald Fiegle, Barbara Banks, Jannae Hurlbert, Vergilia Pollard, Wilma Gower, Charlotte Jenkins, Alice McClellan, Louise Pabbs, Pat Lehr, Allen Crocker. Front row: Phyllis Willison, Cathy Shull, Judy Young, Shari McFall, Rose Ann Hasse, Carol Clark. ■ rdith an; Windy Trinid, who’s the chick?? Let’s hear a lick Mr. Flick RGANIZATIONS The student council, under the leadership of Bob Stout, did many things to improve the school this year. One of these things was the organization of the Interschool Stu- dent Council which worked on problems within School District 51. Our Council Presi- dent was elected Vice President of this group. The Interschool Student Council was termed a big success. The Student Council also put into effect a new school constitution which was badly needed. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL Back row, left to right: Mr. Dean Baldwin, sponsor; Billy Golden, Terry O'Brien, Jeanette Faulkner, Sandra Hutto, Jerry Byers, Stanley Benton, Danny Hansen, Don Paquette, Leslie Ludlam, Charles Hull, Carol Clark, Patty McGinnis, Richard Pifer, Ira Clark, Leo Brown, Tom Gonzales. Front row: Judy Clark, Gail Chase, Linda Underhill, Merlaine Gower, Bob Stout, Sue Jean Russell, Linda Page, Kay Jones, Barbara Anderson, Marcella Cullin, Betty Hanks, Ann Lynn, Charlotte Edlen. SECRETARY Linda Page TREASURER Kay Jones ARRIO Central High School Grand Junction, Colorado Baby Bonirts Fashion for GAA Last week the initiation for new G. A. A. members took place. G. A. A. is girls Athletic Associa- tion. The organization invited new members Tuesday, November 2°, • hhbbk wen Sandra Hutto Wins Voice Of Democracy Sandro Hutto, senior at CHS, i classes were attended by C has won the annual “Voice of j teachers who had a free peri ETTA MIRACLE ING VERY WELL tta Miracle, senior, who he victim of a stray gun still in St. Mary’s hospi- at present is extremely that her friends did not her. As for her leg she had st cast removed and when one was put on her foot iered her for a few days but is coming along fine. When rst cast was removed no nt was made except, better than expected.” And good news. • NE OF Central’s babies. Along with about 25 others, Rose Ann !oot was initiated into G.A.A. The girls wojc nightgowns to and carried baby bottles. Also the bottles served as “wea- Some girls had squeeze type bottles and if they were pestered uch, the girls gave the bottles a squeeze and som unlucky was promptly showered. Juniors Host Cubical Hop “Swing like thunner’’ rang out I in the CHS gym Wednesday night at 7 p.m. on November 21, as the I junior sponsored square dance j got underway. About 45 students | attended the square dance which ! is the first square dance of the year for Central. The students who attended the I dance learned several new square ! dances. Music was provided by j records and a caller. The general concensus seemed to be that the students who at- tended enjoyed themselves. D nual Payments To Detemine :es For King And Queen annual King and Queen selected from the student his year. The number of each student may cast will ermined by how many pay- have been made before the ber 21 deadline. For each school is out. Spring activities will’be covered in a 12 page sup- plement which will he mailed to students after school is out. This years annual will be the first Central yearbook to have color. There will hp four happr .Mai y aue c-i uaa, non nowen i - • “.1, r V .V“■ 7 I im uy ? and Norna Moore will be formerly | Sextet will also sing Christmas | ,„„ « I initiated into the The tbe«ceam dr {helopi FronI row: A1 Toth Advisor: B. Stout, P. Barrick, M. |”m.he™e!?kT, pre Marshum. B. King. R. McNamria, C. Hull. C. Sch- ----------------------------- -------W t-------------------------------- - � ona.1 IENCE DEPARTMENT STREAMLINED WITH AY MICROSCOPES, SPECIMENS, AND TEXTS rformers as wel as the pro- ; furnished by the Tempo Trio, staff did a superb job. The funds for the dance will be atulations also Huffer who di )b as director. ?o to Mrs. an excel- taken but of the HQ funds. The funds are' built up by the men. e Biology department, han- by Mr. Rice and Mr. McPeek seen quite a few improve- s in the last few months, tg these are more preserved mens, new textbooks, the •on of an advanced course, higher powered microscopes ■nore microscopic slides, e specimens range from a tomato plant and some frogs to dissect, to a pickled ve- lytrap and a few fossils pick- p at last years field trip be- thc Palisades. Reactions t (rather gory looking) spei- _____have ranged from extremely interested to shuddering horrified depending on whether the viewer was masculine or feminine. The Biology II class is plan- other pieces of very technical equipment will be used by the Physics, Geology, and Chemistry Classes. Probably many o the readers saw or heard the jet car and the model airplane with which the physics department disrupted classes, and flustered teachers (about clobbered one) for pur- poses of studying airfoils and jet engines. The Geology class is happily awaiting the yearly plane trip on a Frontier Airlines DC-3. (Yi still have happy memories of ]i year’s trip, dc on’t you boys!) young rockhounds study abc rock formations, volcanoes, mi eralogy and many other interes in � things. The alchemists of CHS, althou having no field trip planned, w probably go through sjudyi Atomic energy, analysis of sc and milk testing, along with otfi hard projects that Mr.. Cn hasn’t thought of yet. asketbaH Junior Varsity Doing Well ave Won Nine And Only Lost Two the Junior Varsity Squad this ar is holding Its own as they have a very impressive rec- to reveal. The Junior War- rs have a string of nine wins lile dropping two. Trfe • two cy Hines, Clifford Moore, Dale Hakel Don Paquette, Marvin Brownlee, Bill Golden, Gary Gibbons, Floyd Doyle,' Ira Clark, Bert King, Trinidad Silva, Tom Scates, Gary Nelson and last but . r the McCoy trophy, L to R are Glen 51 points and Torn Gonzales 52 points. WARRIORS HUNT CATS AND TIGER! e Good Season ts Next oves ;rap- tches re to n in e to fin- their s of and they Pal- lont- 3un- elta. One rord- om Glenwood Springs and Pal- ! ide in----------------- T 1 StT langen, A. Prosser, P. Pinnt, P. Schindel. Back row; one of P. Schmitz, T. Brenner, L. Peach, G. Powers. the ayed w u uie cetunu-oraiMi | unction game. Although the mtral team was smaller they j ;ld the lead most of the time cause of their excellent de- nse, rebounding and teamwork. a final score of 53-51 in the dden death overtime. The excellent defense rebound- g and teamwork is what Coach y Shaw accredits the team’s ocess. The fact that there are glory hogs on the team is the ain factor in their winning. Although there is no over con- ience about any of the games in e future Coach Shaw said that e Fruita game which will be ayed in the Grand Junction igh school gymnasium Febru- ■y 9 will present the biggest oblem in conference play. In m-conference play the tough- t contender wil be Olathe and leeker which they wil play sbruary 15 and 16 respectively, inference games in the future apiece with Fruita, and Ola- ing to Coach Roberts. The most decisive -defeat was dealt to the Gunnison Cowboys when Cen- tral shut them out by a 58-0 score. The last match of the year coming up tomorrow night with Grand Junction will decide some «eatings in the Montrose tourna- ment for some men. This year's second place War- riors squad boasts four confer- ence champs. They are; Tom Gonzales, 95; Glen Hassc 120; Paul Pinnt, 127; and Wayne Smith, 133. Congratulations men, Good Work. Over the week end of F and 9th there will be a wre match with Grand Junctior a basketball game with F The wrestling match wil be in the Central high Gym an basketball game at the new Juncton High Gym. Both take place on Feb. 9th. Taking a look at the wre match, Central has lost 2 Grand Junction has lost 1 must also see that Grand tion is a double A school Central Is only an A s Looking around the schoc see that there is good spiri with al that spirit the wre have a .good chance against Junction. Another thing that will Central an advantage is tha match wil decide the ses the conference. Taking a look at the b ball side we see that sine last met Fruita, they hav 1 while winning 3, and we lost none. Fruita has fc Gunnison and so h re wi we beat them by a larger than they did. The basketball team ha same school spirit that the v lers do, so for the week ot 8th and 9th, the Warrior are going to have one thi mind—cat skinning. Freshmen Warrion At Halfway Point Warriors Scalp Eagle Team Central’s unbeaten cagers scalped the Paonia team 61-30 in a conference meet held In the Grand Junction junior high gym, Friday night January 25 Central frosh cagers ai ing fine this season in spi a 3-5 record. Coach Ba started the season writh a 1 good talent. His team is ma of the following boys: Beach, Partec, Reid, C Warren, Nelson, Holson, Tow, O'Brien, Austin, T B rru� a. Wilson. Abbott. The Warrior Frosh won it) encounter 51-24 over in this encounter with 15 FYosh. Reid was high point On Jan 10 the Frosh to B. King, Al Toth, Advisor; C. Hull, Editor. J__________________________I_________i.M mi tc I “ernara: A ao w,“ ur Janice Krizman Merrie Jean Leith Justine Miller Glenda Strain Mary Ann Slogar Rita Robertson Betty Jo Deihl Scottie Thomas Claudia Eldridge Vivian Maley Jeanette Faulkner Mary Sue Cross Ardith Westermire Janet Clark Sandra Hutto Rose Ann Lightfoot Ten a Green Mary Campbell Gail Chase Bonnie Partridge Brenda Anderson Carol Killen Pat Hodge Ann Mautz Gay Haller Pat Chase Paulette Davis Mary Ellen Martinez Cora Ann Long Judith Clayton Rose Mathews Lois Corlett Noma Moore Charlotte Edelen Carol Schlangen Janet Callison Jennifer Aschenbrenner Gladys Martinez Patsy Anderson Judy Young Nancy Peach Barbara Anderson Miss Abbate Advisor and Sponsor This years pep club uni- form consisted of a white blouse and a red squaw skirt. They were very natty looking and the girls should be congratulated on their good taste. Gladys Martinez Gay Haller Treasurer Vice President Janet Clark President This year the Warriorettes were super- vised by a new member of the Central faculty, Miss Mary Ann Abbate. We believe that she has done an excel- lent job in helping to build up pep at our dear alma mater. The Faithful Four, Donna, Rose Ann, Judy, and Vonna. The Boys Pep Club is a newly Bill Thompson - -- -- -- -- - President formed organization whose function Leslie Ludlam ---------------------------Vice President is promoting activities. Gene Moore--------Secretary and Treasurer { THESPIANS 1 Front row: B. King, P. Schindel, B. Mullin, P. Jones, J. McCoy, A. Westermire, L. Underhill, J, Cooper, U. Doyle, C. Hull, W, Paddock, Back row: M, Cross, N. Moore, C. Hldrige, W. Jones, R. George, C. Crider, B. Diehl, J, Clark, P. Collins, S. Hutto, B. Howell, P. Barrick, L. Peach, B. Ashely, J. Krisman, M. Gower, M. Marshun, Mrs. Huffer, Sponsor. -OFFICERS - President ----------------------------Joe McCoy Vice President-------------------Ardith Westermire Secretary and Treasurer-------------Linda Underhill Scribe-----....------------ — ------Phyliss Jones F.T.A. Starting in a circle to the right: Jennifer Aschen- brener, Arlene Prosser, Carol Schlangen, Twila Hawkins, Scottie Thomas, Justine Miller, Don Glantz, Gene Moore, Sue Russel, Kay Jones, Janet Callison, Stephayn Marsh, Ila Snyder, Gladys Martinez, Dallas Rurark, and Mrs. Huffer. First row: Herman Creager, Pat Hodges, Donna Craig, Mary Lu Marchum, Reginia MacNameria, Ila Snyder, Bob Howe. Back row: Mrs. Jenkins, Jo Ball, Tom McFall, Gene Moore, Bev Ashley, Wayne Smith, Stephany Marsh, and Mr. Puckett. F. T. A. club members are as follows: Pat Hodges, Mary Lu Marchum, Herman Creager, Refinia Mac- Nameria, Donna Craig, Bob Howe, Tom McFall, Ila Snyder, and sponsor Irene Jenkins. This is a scene from the Q clubs first play of the season, Not Even a Mouse. “Q” CLUB Twirlers: Gay Haller, Betty Hanks, Jeannine Burch- alter, and Pricilla Schindel. Banner Girls: Phyl- lis Jones, Ardith Westermire, Phyl- lis Collins, Sandra Hutto, and Janet Clark. Drum Major, Bob Jenkins Clarinet Quartet: Nancy Murphy, Linda Wycoff, Carolyn Cullen, and Arlene Prosser. Saxophone Quartet: Wilma Gower, Charolette Jenkins, Gay Haller, and Kenda Sorter. Brass Sextet: Ralph Gurrie, LeRoy Johnson, Victor Baron, Pricilla Schindel, Walter Eldridge, and Jerry Anderson. Brass Sextet: Betty Diehl, Ronnie Jaynes, Emery Atchison, Leo Brown, Bob Jenkins, and Johnnie Jaynes. Front row: Arlene Prosser, Jeannine Burkhalter, Rose Ann Hassee, Betty Hanks, Earlene Faulken- burg, Barbara Banks, Patty McGinnis. Second row: Carolyn Cullins, Katheryn Shull, Juanita Hansen, Virgilia Pollard, Leta Winters, Priscilla Schindel, Betty Diehl, Kenda Sorter, Charlotte Jenkins, Gay Haller. Third row: Nancy Murphy, Linda Wycoff, David Wycoff, Jerry Harris, Sam Faulkenburg, Bob Howell, Walter Eldridge, Janae Hurlburt, Bob Jenkins, Johnny Jaynes, Ralph Gurrie, Jim Hanks, Leo Brown, Emery Atchison, LeRoy Johnson, Charles Craig, Herman Creager, Ronnie Jaynes. Fourth row: Bill Brenner, Peggy Mix, Bill King. CHS With honors going to Mister Flick, the band has had another successful year. Three concerts have taken place and have been rated high by the majority of people. As usual, the band plans to enter the Western Slope Band Tournament with hopes that they will do as well as they have in past years. Earlier this fall, the small groups participated in slope contests. The twirlers, the colorful part of the band, received the highest honor, a one plus. Other groups of the band did well also, as most of them received ones or one minuses. BAND Back row, left to right: Gail Chase, Joan Johnson, Rita Robertson, Paulett Davis, Mary Burger, Ann Mautz, Sharon Carey, Rose Roundtree, Mary Sant, Rose Mathews, Bonnie Partridge, Beverly Ashley, Renita Morris, Robert Shaw, Allen Feuerborn. Second row: Mrs. Carrie Spitzer, direc- tor; Ruth Crumb, Lucy Rose, Pat McCoy, Billie Barley, Virginia Billingsly, Rose Ann Lightfoot, Josephine Ball, Glen Cloud, Dick Nelson, Danny Butcher, Herb Stoneman, Bob Cooper, Dalton Burkalter, Phil Schmitz. Third row: Mary Martinez, Mary Dowell, Barbara Roundtree, Evelyn Guerrie, Edna Dardin, Jay Jean Morris, Gladys Martinez, Charlotte Edlin, Carol Killen, Austin Marsh, Jim Hansen, Jim Wagner, Wayne Averill, Kent Britton. For the first time in the schools history, an A Cappella choir has been organized at Central. Members of the following are: B. Anderson, B. Anderson, P. Anderson, W. Almond, B. Ashley, B. Brubacker, P. Carey, S. Carey, G, Chase, M. Campbell, P. Davis, C. Edlen, R. Gardner, E. Guerrie, T. Green, J. Irwin, R. Lightfoot, M. Leith, A. Lynn, G. Martinez, A. Mautz, N. Peach, R. Robertson, G. Shepherd, L. Underhill, W. Akens, D. Burkalter, B. Cooper, B. Crumb, C. Crider, T. Gonzales, J. Hansen, W. Irwin, W. Jones, F. Lockwood, D. Noore, H. Stone- man, C. Stough, and Phil Schmitz. These persons are The Cream of the Crop, “ according to Mrs. Spitzer. CHORUS Back row, left to right: Wayne Jones, Wayne Bums, Hazel Foraker, Beverley Short, Glenda Strain, Ann Lynn, Freda Kate, Ruth Gardner, Merrie Jean Leith, Beverly Preshaw, Kay Jones, Jean Chvilichek, Linda Underhill, Nancy Peach. Second row: Bob Crumb, Wendell Akens, Charles Crider, Wayne Irwin, Charles Stough, Fred Lockwood, Phyllis Carey, Judy Irwin, Brenda Anderson, Marilyn Murphy, Twila Hawkins, Joyce Ayers, Nancy Miracle. Third row: Dallas Ruark, Dale Moore, Floyd Doyle, Tom Scates, Jerry Forkner, Mary Campbell, Noma Moore, Janet Callison, Barbara Anderson, Patsy Anderson, Virginia Averill, Wanda Almond, Betty June Brubaker, Geri Lynn. -CHORUS OFFICERS - Sitting, left to right: Ann Mautz, Secre tary; Wendell Akens, President; Bob Crumb, Vice President; Mary Campbell, Treasurer. Linda Underhill, s. B. A. repre- sentative, absent. CHORUS SMALL GROUPS -DOUBLE MIXED- Wendell Aikens, Wayne Irwin, Ann Mautz, Sharon Carey, Phyllis Carey, Ruth Gardner, Charles Crider, Wayne Jones. -GIRLS SEXTET- Evelyn Guerrie, Charlotte Edelen, Linda Underhill, Merrie Jean Leith, Brenda Anderson, Barbara Anderson. BOYS OCTET Wayne Jones, Charles Crider, Fred Lockwood, Bob Crumb, Dalton Burkhalter, Phil Schmitz, Wayne Irwin, Wendell Aikens. GIRLS OCTET Ann Mautz, Sharon Carey, Beverly Ashley, Linda Underhill, Merrie Jean Leith, Phyllis Carey, Brenda Anderson, Ruth Gardner. LOS GUERREROS Back row: Sharon Carey, Lyda May Fish, Sonja Beougher, Roberta Pettigrew, Juanita Zamora, Della Martinez, First row: Phyllis Wilson, Linda Rothlin, Judy Young, Trina Green, Vonna Bathurst, Patsy Lehr, Jennifer Aschenbrenner, Judy Irwin, Ila Snyder, Carol Schlangen. Second row: Danny Butcher, Dick Nelson, Donna Johnson, Kenneth Matchett, Allen Crocker. Front row: Jolene Cross. Sponsor: MRS. HARMS Officers: President, Vonna Bathurst; Vice President, Donna Johnson; Secretary, Sharon Carey; Treasurer, Paul Pinnt. SPANISH CLUB By making enough money on their yearly candy sale, they usually have one big fling a year. This year the big party, a Pinota Party, was held in the gym just before Christmas. A large crowd absent from class could be account- ed for at the party. A E S T H E T E S CLUB COLORS: Rose Gold and Turquoise CLUB FLOWER: Indian Paint Brush SPONSOR: Mr. John Jenkins OFFICERS: President, Judy Clark Vice President, Sue Jean Russell Secretary, Pat Hodge Treasurer, Dale Hakel AESTHETES goal this year is to help equip the Art room with more modern facilities and to spread interest in Art and in Art Club. Initiation was quite a success with 13 new members coming in. The Art room was decorated in the club colors, rose gold and turquoise. Food was served and then the fun began. The most important part of the initiation was the branding with the official brand being placed on the right arm of each incoming member. Back row: Junior Parker, George Williams, Duane Maxwell, Marvin Brownlee, Bob Dennis, Sam Faulkenburg. First row: Myma Franklin, Terry Bailey, Carol Branscon. Back row; Gary Richard, Tony Martinez, Jess Morris, Charlene Ball, Sherry McFall, Regina McNamara, Carole Clark, Shirley Willison, Shirely Sant, Austin Marsh, Glen Cloud, Ken Brittion, Charlie Hull and Bill King. First row: Ann Mautz, Sue Jean Russell, Judy Clark, Pat Hodge, Dale Hakel, Gene VanAlstyne, Roy George, Bob Davis, Jim Starks. -----John Jaynes ------Leo Brown Clarence Bowman Clarence Bowman COACHES Left to right: Baldwin, McPeek, Roberts, Krizman and Kreutz. ”C Club, being one of the oldest clubs in CHS, has been having meetings since the high school began. Being headed by the coaches of CHS, the purpose of the club is to promote and foster high school athletics. Among the activities this year was selling tickets to the basketball game between the Harlem Globe Trotters and the Honolulu Surf Riders. When stars of the Ed Sullivan show agreed to participate in the en- tertainment, the evening was complete. Another past activity was the ”C” Club Carnival, which was presented yearly. Coach Shaw “C” CLUB Back row, left to right: Jerry Anderson, Jim Hanks, Phil Schmitz, Clifford Moore, Don Paquette, Marvin Brownlee, Max Plant, John Jaynes, Bob Mullin, Dwayne Maxwell. Second row: Jim Hurd, Stanley Benton, Charles Crider, Charles Stougli, Ronnie Faulkner, Tom Gonzales, Trinidad Silva, Austin Marsh, Bill Golden, Gary Nelson, Ira Clark. First row: Wayne Irwin, Dick Melling- er, Joe McCoy, Glen Hasse, Norman Hurd, Eddie Pifer, Wayne Jones, Paul Pinnt, Leo Brown, Wayne Bums, Wayne Smith. Front row: Mrs. Knight, sponsor; A. Mautz, B. Diehl, G, Strain, T. Hawkins, S. Hutto, S. Thomas, C, Shull, P. Jones, P. Schindel, Mrs. Hughes, Sponsor. Back row, left to right: E. Guerrie, B. Ander- son, W. Almond, J, Davis, M. A. Slogar, V. Maley, Sonja Beourher, J. Hansen, V, Pollard, P. Wil- son, J. Hurlburt, S. Davis, N. Murphy, V, Burner, V. Simon, M. Gower, C. Eldridge, A. Westermire. PROJECT F. H. A. stands for Future Homemakers of America--an in- corporated non-profit youth organization. Any girl who has or is taking home ec may join. F. H. A. main goal is learning to live better today in order that the homemak- ing pupils' lives and those of their families may be better tomorrow. These girls work on projects which contribute to better family living. These include, caring for child- ren, taking home responsibilities, initiating family fun nights and family councils. This worthwhile club's sponsors are Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Hughes. F.H.A. k OFFICERS, First row: G. Strain, Vice President; T. Haw- kins, Secretary; S. Hutto, President; S. Thomas, Treas- urer. Second row: A. Mautz, Song leader; B. Diehl, Parliamentarian; C. Shull, Reporter; P. Jones, Recorder. G.A.A. IN ACTION OFFICERS: President, M. Marchun; Vice President, A. Lynn; Secretary, G. Martinez; Treasurer, C, El- dridge; Recording Secretary, J. Miller; Student Coun- cil Representative, J. Faulkner. SPONSOR: Mb. Bill McPeek. These young ladies keep in trim and at the same time have fun. A girl must have an average of C and pass a physical examination in order to join G. A. A. This year G. A. A. had an outstanding year with the aid of Mrs. Bill McPeek. Their intramural program includes: softball, tumbling, volleyball, basketball. At the end of the year an identification pin is awarded to the outstanding member. Center: M. Marchun, president; Mrs. Bill McPeek, sponsor. First row, left to right: J. Irwin, J. Hurlbut, T. Green, M. J. Leith, N. Murphy, S. Davis, M. E. Martinez, R. A. Lightfoot, S. Thomas, J. Miller, J. Faulkner, B. Short, B. Hanks, A. Lynn, M. Cross, B. Banks, R. Hasse, C. Shull. Back row: J. J. Morris, P. McCoy, D. Johnson, C. Eldridge, B. Diehl, G. Lynn, R. Robertson, G. Martinez, N. Moore, J. Young, P. McGinnis. Mr. Keene Harold Chase, Gloria Shepard, Don Royal, Jack Bell, Homer Beebe, Edward Hill, Wes- ley Hakel, Merlaine Gower, Joe McCoy, Roberta Reinecke, Don Glantz, Tom Brad- shaw. Merlaine Gower Joe McCoy Roberta Reinecke Don Glantz LIBRARY STAFF Marilyn Roller, Cora Long, Kennith Matchett, Jim Scates, Bob Howell, Tom Bradshaw, Roberta Reinecke, Delores Burt, Alice McClellan, Twila Hawkins, Marie Zellinger, Brenda Anderson, Donna Craig, Carol Schlangen, Gail Chase, Norman Hurd, Hazel Foraker, Glenn Hasse, Lois Corlette, Barbara Scott, Jim Hanks, Sharon Carey, Dean Spencer, Ila Snyder, Carole Clark, Janet Callison. FOOl BALL 12 Central at Meeker 13 Sept. 8 6 Palisade at Central 13 Sept. 15 20 Central at Hotchkiss 6 Sept. 24 12 Central at Olathe 6 Sept. 28 28 Gunnison at Central 0 Oct. 12 38 Central at Paonia 14 Oct. 12 18 Fruita at Central 0 Oct. 19 19 Delta at Central 18 Nov. 2 6 Rifle at Central 0 Nov. 12 Left to tight: Dan Hansen, Ron Faulkner, Jerry Cooper, Ron Jaynes, Bob Jenkins, Clarence Bowman, Richard Holsen, Max Plant, Jim Hanks, John Jaynes, Bill Cooper, In front: Stanley Benton, manager. Clarence Bowman Johnny Jaynes Jim Hanks Dan Hansen “B” SQUAD Back row: Coach John Krizman, Don Paquette, Billy Golden, Marvin Brownlee, Quincy Hines, Clifford Moore. Front row: Bert King, Tom Scates, Dale Hakel, Gary Nelson. WRESTLING Under the able guidance of coaches McPeek and Roberts, this year's squad has earned a notch as one of the ten top wrestling squads in the state. They placed 6th in the State Tournament. Always a top contender, the Warriors have had many hard fought battles, in what can be acclaimed as the most rugged wrestling area in the state. Back row, left to right: Dan Roberts, coach; A. Marsh, L. Brown, D. Willison, J. McCoy, P. Schmitz, W. Burns, B. Mullen, E. Piffer, R. Phelps, W. Pond, D. Mellinger, C, Schindel, manager; Bill McPeek. assistant coach. Middle row: J. Sims, W. Smith, W. Brenner, P. Pinnt, D. Spencer, D. Ruark, W. Ball, G. Hasse, M. Higginson, B. Brenner, T. DuCray. front rows B. Dardin, J. Hurd, K. Pinnt, T. Gon- zales, T. Willison, A. Wright, S. Faulkenburg, D. Musso, C. Craig, B. Crumb, manager, (not present when picture was taken.) CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS PAUL PIN NT, 127 GLEN HASSE, 120 WAYNE SMITH, 133 TOM GONZALES, 95 Roll, man, roll 11 REX PHELPS, 145 Pin him, LEO!! Frosh football squad, left to right are: B. Beaird, C. Craig, J. Harris, S. Wil- son, T. Ducray, B. Nelson, T, O'Brien. Back row: A. Crocker, L. Fike, W. Averill, V. Baron, R. Tow, D. Partee, G. Veatch, G. Gibbons, and H. Reid. FRESHMAN TEAMS Frosh basketball team, left to right: J. Tatum, R. Tow, R. Garbor, V. Baron, H. Reid, G. Veatch, D. Partee, D. Warren. Standing: Coach Baldwin, T. O'Brien, L. Abbott, E. Barnes, B. Austin, S. Wilson, B. Nelson, B. Bell, G. Holsan, and manager L. Fike. The boys pictured here are the future varsity play- ers for Central High School, They held an impres- sive record for their fresh- man year, which trains them for their future years. PHYLLIS JONES CHOSEN October 12 was the big day, the Warrior was issued and the names of the Queen and her candidates were announced. The attendants were Janet Clark, Marilyn Crenshaw, Mary Sue Cross, and Kay Jones. Almost crowded TO REIGN AT HOMECOMING We were very glad that so many Alumni could come to the game. Her majesty Phyllis and attendants Marilyn, Janet, Mary Sue, and Kay. Them bums made another touchdown! Friday evening the game started. For the first 3 quarters the game was scoreless, then in the fourth quarter our oppo- nents, the Fruita Wildcats racked up 3 touchdowns. Final score was Fruita--18, Central--0. During halftime the Warriorettes formed a star and the band formed a crescent moon. Queen Phyllis and her attendants were escorted into the cester of the star where the usual ceremonies were dispensed with. Need we explain? Deadly aim I lot VXJietta- mote •mu’� wn Chow's on. MUSIC PARENTS CARNIVAL DEEMED HUGE SUCCESS Ten cents, please! You win, sir! A cupie doll for the bald gentleman; familiar sounds like that resounded through the halls at Cen- tral. People from freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes ran through the halls yelling, Please, buy a ticket from me. And then, oops, you mean you don’t know what the tickets are for. Well, to begin with, each class is voting on a king and then every one is issued tickets from the class. This helps the class earn money for various uses. Of course, there is a prize which some lucky person wins. Promptly at 9:30 the doors are closed to any more tickets. Well, now, I know you are wondering which class won. Every- one expected the freshman class to win be- cause they were the largest, you know, the seniors fooled everyone. Even though they were the sotollest they really got out and worked. .Jto therefore won. Royalty was Loretta Miracle and Jim Hanks. f SNO-BALL Music by the Offerles Santa Claus is cornin' to town, THESPIANS SPONSOR SUCCESSFUL SNO-BALL Students, faculty, and alumni danced to the music of the Offerles at the Thespian sponsored Sno-Ball, held in the gym of the Fruitvale Elementary, December 19. The midnight hour grows near. Pert decorations consisted of: a tree in the middle of the floor with snow balls hang- ing on it, a Santa Claus on a roof was placed on the stage, and a fireplace, which seem- ingly burned, stood at one end of the audi- torium. The general consensus seemed to be that everyone had a very good time. I’m genin' nuttin for Christmas. CENTRAL HIGH PRESENTS FIRST ALL SCHOOL PLAY Ramona, the first all school play to be presented at Central, was presented Wednesday, November 14. The play, which lasted for about two and one half hours, had three acts, con- sisting of seven scenes. Mrs. Madge Huffer was the director. Living on the mountain. RAMONA CAST Senora Moreno Felipe Charles Hull Ramona Marda Margarita Juan Canito Father Salviederra - - Alessandro Ysidro A Settler - - Aunt Ri Sam Merril SCRIPT SUPERVISORS Sandra Hutto---and - - Pricella Schindell like her better dead, Alessandro. Must you go? “THE GIRL IN THE RAIN” PRESENTED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS FEBRUARY 19. 1957 CAST Julie, the new maid-------------------------------------------- --Ila Snyder Thomas, the butler - - — - — - — - — --------- - Herman Creagor Alice Underhill, society matron -- ------------------------ Barbara Roundtree Karen Bennette, society reporter - - - -------------------- - Sue Jean Russell David Underhill, an eligible bachelor---------------------------- Les Ludlam Natalie Price, his new fiancee--------- - -..................Mary Jane Harris Eve, the girl in the rain--------------------------------- Marilyn Crenshaw Dr. Will Moody..................................................Bobert Howell Larry Cotton, college buddy --- - Jim Starks The general consensus of opinion among those who attended seemed to be that the play was very successful. Hcroiwe DVERTISING a Call Your LUMBER NUMBER n d CH2-7800 1412 North Ave. Grand Junction, Colo. KB I chevroletJ Good Luck 3 Locations in Seniors Grand Junction OK Used Cars CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO. 7{ Ote Best Wishes Class of ’57 JOHNSON’S HOUSE OF FLOWERS A TOMIC 1-NGINEERING CORP- = ‘ELECTRONICS UNLIMITED” f ItomicInpeerinqCorp NAmcrmts of radiatior equipment Good Luck, Class of 57 424 South Seventh, Grand Junction, Colorado Good Luck '57 electrical contractors Residential - Commercial Industrial Wiring and Lighting One Stop Se ravicE 333 North 1st “World’s Best Service” 410 North Ave. Daddys chef- HES MIGHTY SHAPPY HO REMARKS, HE COOKS RRST RATEf TRY DAD'S WAY TO KEEP GUESTS HAPPY— LETEM'-frethup WHILE THEY VYAltf 7-UP BOTTLING CO. 202 South 7th Grand Junction Ph. Ch2-6419 E n j o y F resh Delicious Candy Made in Grand Junction From the HOUSE OF CANDIES 747 N. Ave. Ch2-4721 Fruitvale Corner Complete Line of Feed for Poultry and Livestock Custom Grinding FRUITVALE FEED AND SUPPLY Ph. Ch3-2359 1145 North 7th PHOTO SERVICE Best Wishes to Senior Clas ots of Camera Equipment the Right Price Too From the comedo MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE HUCKABV FOODS Groceries Vegetables Frozen Foods Fresh Meats 2999 No. Ave. This Door Leads to BETTER BUSINESS in Grand Junction and Mesa County MANI JA I ' = Congratulations, Class of 1957 “May Success Crown Your Future Efforts” For the Best in Your Merchandise Needs, Shop at MANUAL’S “Where Quality is Higher Than Price” Authentic Indian Jewelry at STOBvfe ROCK it CURIO SHOP Complete Lapidary Shop 322 Main St. CLVME S CHAMPION BOOT AND SHOE SHOP Handmade Cowboy Boots Shoes Saddles Leather Goods 545 Main St. DAIRV 'Kut%Ui u DAIRY PRODUCTS Grade A Milk - Cottage Cheese Hamburgers Malts Shakes HOOVER BIROS. Expert Automobile Service Gas Oil Lube Auto Accessories 'i WHITE SHOE STOKE Naturalizer - Life Stride - Roblee Pedwin - Buster Brown Robinettes MR. AND MRS. PHIL TESITOR SONS, Owners 527 Main Grand Junction, Colo._ BRownson's O-Othinjg “Home of Standard Brands for Men’s Dress and Work’’ Dial CH 2-5074 401 Main, Grand Junction Crosby-Square Shoes Van Heusen Shirts and Ties Dobbs Hats Hickok Belts and Jewelry Jerks Socks Capps Suits Curlee Suits and Coats White Stag Jackets 'fyactn. Tfanety Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve FIRSTSystem NATIONAL BANK 5th and Main Grand Junction ,rfric a.l COMPANY OF COLORADO Natural Gas Electricity ROPER MUSIC Sales and Service Grand Junction, Colo. 439 North Ave. Ch 20063 Congratulations Seniors Fresh Meats and Vegetables Year ’Round farmer's MART F ruitvale AND SAVE Your Friendly Mobilgas Dealer Park That House at T RAILERVLLLE TRAILER PARK GROCERY SCHUMACHER’S HARDWARE at Y our F riendly Clifton INDEPENDENT LUMBER CO. Best Luck Class ’57 in Clifton Choice Meats Always Welcome Good Luck, LITHOGRAPHED BY — LOR PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS • TEXAS The Best Yearbooks are TAYLOR-MADE S UPPLEMEN JUNIOR SENIOR PROM FRUITVALE ELEMENTARY MAY4, SMILIN’ THROUGH SENIOR PLAY Front: Ardith Westermire, Ellen; Eunice Doyle, Sarah Wayne; Janet Clark, Mary Clare; Merlain Gower, Moonyeen; Phyllis Jones, Kathleen Dungonon. Back: Charles Hull, Kenneth Wayne; Charles Shipp, Script supervisor; Bob Mullen, Dr. Owen Harding; Bob Stout, John Carterett; Jerry Cooper, Willie Ainley. THE TRADITIONAL SENIOR SANDRA HUTTO Voice of Democracy Award BOB STOUT Thespian Award AWARDS CHARLIE HULL Math Award MARY LU MARCHUN G.A.A. Award GIRLS STATE WENDELL AIKENS Band Aerion Award SUE RUSSELL PAUL PINNT Best Wrestler Award a LES LUDLAM RON JAYNES BOYS STATE BETTY JO DIEHL Chorus Aerion Award BETTY HANKS BILL KING Star Journalist Aware J. Hanks Left to right: B. King, Coach Krizman, Tom Gonzales. Left to right: J. Cooper Ron Jaynes, D. Hansen. Left to right: R. Holsan, R. Faulkner, W. Aikens, C. Stough. BASEBALL The warriors, fielding their strongest team in years, emerged as conference champions, and went on to take the western slope class A championship after a hard fought series with the Fruita Wildcats. GAMES CHS OPP CHS Montrose 5 6 •Nucla 13 •Olathe 16 0 •Delta 11 •Plateau V. 11 0 •Fruita 3 •Palisade 7 5 §Palisade 4 •Palisade 1 9 §Paonia 13 •Fruita 5 3 §Fruita 7 •Conference STournament COACH KRIZMAN COACH DAVIS Back row, left to right: Harlan Reid, Wayne Bums, Gary Gibbons, Richard Pifer, Bill Cooper, Charley Neal, Mickey Drake, Jerry Anderson, Eddie Pifer, Paul Pinnt. Front row: Marvin Brownlee, Clifford Moore, Wayne Brenner, Tony Martinez, Ira Clark, Bill Price, Trinidad Silva, Bill Golden. TRACK The Red and White displayed a strong team as they emerged conference track champs. Three men were also sent to the State finals. The trophy represents a fine effort from the W arriors of '57 ATHLETIC REVIEW PAUL PIN NT BECOMES CENTRAL'S FIRST STATE WRESTLING CHAMP Paul Pinnt defeated the former state champ to be- come Central High School's first state wrestling champ. WARRIOR BASKETBALLERS HAVE PERFECT SEASON Central's high flying basketballers completed twenty games without defeat, only to drop the championship game to the Fruita Wildcats. Central 31 Palisade 25 Central 55 Olathe 31 Central 57 Glen wood 33 Central 59 Fruita 44 Central 53 Grand Jet. 51 Central 41 Delta 38 Central 64 Price 49 Central 54 Meeker 53 Central 37 Olathe 28 Central 64 Paonia 42 Central 67 Palisade 36 Central 45 Nucla 24 Central 75 Fruita 40 Central 62 Nucla 15 Central 46 Glen wood 33 •Central 40 • Paonia 36 Central 53 G unnison 39 •Cenrtal 39 •Fruita 42 Central 44 Gunnison 25 Central 61 Paonia 36 •denotes Western Slope Tournament Central 47 Cortez 36 play-offs. m Valedictorian PHYUSS COLLINS Salutatonan DALTON BURKHALTER ROBERT CRUMB JOHNNY JAYNES WESLEY PADDOCK BACCALAUREATE Baccalaureate was held Sunday, May 26, in the Fruit vale Elementary School Gymnasium. NlSis % „ X X� 0f % f9 S X % V °v X COMMENCEMENT W. B. -JOHNSON Plumbing - Heating - Sheet Metal 437 Colorado Ave. Grand Junction, Colorado dmrv qu T� RWSre S) WALTS SPUDNUT Farmers Mart Building Vs- _o' Best Wishes, Seniors Pets Everything in Your Gardening Needs 113 North 4th We Make Seat Covers Convertible Tops Headliners - Door Panels NATIONS AUTO TRIM Complete Auto Upholstering Auto Tops, Seat Covers, Curtains Truck Cushions Repaired Telephone CH2-9182 710 North First Grand Junction Compliments of l_. COOK 418 Main Street Grand Junction CITY MAGAZINE £■ BOOK STORE Books - Magazines - Papers Cigarettes - Candy up - to - da; CLEANERS Phone CH 2-6272 124 South Fifth Street Grand Junction, Colorado ■EEL VICTOR PAUL CLARENCE MELTON 754 North Ave. Grand Junction, Colorado DALLAS, TEXAS ♦ I -.uv. .-.v.-..-. .. . ... iw; 1 ■ « .. • • •4f4 ■ • •. • • +—i iv z s •-•� K5r:an .w-attHBHHJ 5