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

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Faculty, Administration, advertising ... Closing pages ... pp. 183- 237. Spring Doings baseball, track, gins' tennis Club activities graduation, Warrior Warriorcttc pp. 103-182. As Central High grew over the past 20 years, it changed; and many new things were added, such as the Flag Girls’ team that worked and performed with the marching band.

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Grand Junction ors jrs U »11 day, finally held, Warriors on a fourth- n on the Grand Junction ction then mounted an- noving from their own 9 al 21-yard line. But, on a Miller pass to Chris intercepted by Greg je 13-yard line and re- Grand Junction 43-yard ors drove to the Grand yard line before being fourth-and-5 with 51 see- ing in the half. {ers weren't finished, line pass patterns, Miller im to the Central 27-yard was 4-for-d for 48 yards rive. ing a timeout with 20 sec- ling, he threw up one me too many—as Decker stepped in front of the re- 116-yard line, and outran Irand Junction team for r the kickoff return of 83 ken to start the second enses took over, and held o practically nothing the half :h team punted 5 times in ilf, after there were no in the first half. Continued from Page 2, (John Jenkins) — “The fac- ulty, for the most part, was young with several World War II vets. School spirit was noticeably different in those days. There was a definite togetherness with the total school population. One might say that we had a “one-for-all, and all-for-one” attitude. “The dress code was such that girls were discouraged from wearing jeans to class. They did, howeer, wear ballooning shirts and saddle shoes with socks rolled down to the ankles. The boys had to wear belts, or else. The first class to graduate from the new school was the class of 1959, and that was in one month. May, 1959. “Things really changed after we moved to our present location. We combined grades eight through 12; and later changed into the three-year high school we have now have. Quilc a change in physical appearance for Central students 20 years later after the big move from 29th and North Avenue. “From the beginning, the parking lot, the increasing enrollment of new students, the change in attendance boundaries, the changing dress style and other factors have worked to create quite a different atmosphere at Central High School.

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