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

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On a partially cloudy day or starry nite, if you look closely into the sky, you can make out the out- lines of a proud Indian figure. It is the great spirit Tawasi. Tawasi who's name implies good luck has extended his best wishes through the years to all war- riors. sparking them on to new heights of achieve - ment in the classroom, on the athletic field, and in other fields of endeavor. It is to honor Tawasi that this year's theme of Indian mythology is being carried out. FOREWORD

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The wise medicine man knows that fig- ures and forms in the smoke of the evening fire are omens conjured by the good spirits.

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CONTENTS and MissC.H.S, p. 5, Dedication p. 6-7, linistration p. 8, Faculty p. 9-12. miors p. 14-25, Favorites p. 26-29, Juniors 30-35, Sophomores p. 36-41, Freshmen p. -48. Student Council p„ 50-51, Chorus p. 52-55, Band p. 56-58, Warrior p. 59, Thespians p. 60- 64, 69. Pep Cljjfi p. 70-71, I.R.C. Club p 72-73, AcademicYear. Football p. 76-77, Basketball p, 78-79, B” Squad p. 80, Frosh p. 81, Wrestling p. 82-83, Track p. 84, Baseball p. 85, Athletic Review p. 86. Homecoming p. 88-89, Junior Class Play p. 90, Band Parents Carnival p. 91, Junior-Senior Prom p. 92-93, Annual King and Queen p. 94, Senior Class Play p. 95, Sneak Day p. 96, Awards Assembly p. 97, Baccalaureate p. 98, Commencement p. 99, Honor Grads p. 100.