Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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M' '..'?v4 ' ' - x s faux' Vwx N12 .P -. M ix i i ,r e i -f Table of Contents Introduction ..,. Administration Our Classes .. School Life ...... Athletics ....... Organizations Our Sponsors Pages 1-8 9-18 19-51 52-76 77-92 93-1 15 1 16-128 BOARD of Education members include Mrs. F. A. Bons. president, Dr. Charles S. Purtymun, Jr., Frank Haze Burch, Elmo G. Gerber, the newest board member, Jay Hyde, outgoing board member, and Dr, Trevor G. Browne. I lEDllCATllCPlXl to Boom! of Eo'ucotz'ofz of Phoenix Union Hzgh School Disztrict The many schools under the guidance of the Phoenix Union High School's Board of Education have increased the burdens ot it's members. To these mem- bers We dedicate this, the first edition ot the Central High Cat Tracks. lt is to these people, we owe our thanks for the very school in which We live and learnp for Without their support, our Central High School could not or would not have become a reality. Through the years our system has come to depend upon their guidance and inspiration. On their principles it will continue to grow and progress. We, the students of Central High School, are grateful for the integrity and Wisdom of our Board of Education. We Wish particularly to pay our tribute and appreciation to Mrs. F. A. Bons for the splendid, devoted, outstanding service which she has unselfishly rendered our school system for the past twenty-five years. .,-. K Iwi MX? ,,,,..--v-- '--' 1 4, X . . NXxL , 'K QQEFRWX. E . X QS ' .2 . SW A wit' if? gif N X ZX iXf3.wx Q 1 1 K A MQ .M-1 2 K 4 ii 2 , g K, Kay x. mf WW A-wwf Q 3 ww., X J--' f 0 O x- U J eadership and Planning Central l-ligh is fortunate in having the leadership and guidance of a fine administration group this year. Long before construction of the school had begun, our administration spent many long hours planning and preparing for our Cen- tral so that We Bobcats could have the very best. Under their expert guidance, We students are led to adulthood-to positions as responsible citizens of the community. ln this first year, it was especially important that Central High have a good start in setting up high standards and traditions, which will be followed in years to come. Our administration has done an outstanding job in helping us achieve these goals. c wzfi., I 5.. , ' 1 Lx F 3 1 it i ,J5'5' ,,., Q I ,. i 5 . . W if ii., ' 'Wk Left to Right: M. Wayne Pitts, Assistant Principalg William M. Gates, Assistant Principal: Iames S. Carter, Princapalp Mrs. William P. Risley, Dean of Girls. C103 T Help for The Principals Office SECRETARIES-Mrs. Nadine Dearinq, Mrs. Betty Pretzer. in Help and Advice COUNSELORS-lei! lo right. standing: Merle L. Lange, Mrs. Mabel H. Blue, John D. Kendall: seated, Miss Eleanor Wallingford, Miss Vera Swanqer. . 'sssss s...d. ' ' They Make The School Run Smooth SECRETARIES-leit to right: Mrs. Kitty Sheen, Mrs. Dorothy Schwartinq, Mrs. Helen Thomas, Mrs. Eleanor Parks, Mrs. Betty Williams. Seated: Mrs. Eleanor Watis. xy xc., 1 N., f wma 3 CAFETERIA STAFF-left to right. lst Row: Esther Iser, Arlene Baril, Iennie Edwards, Ida Foltz, Mae Ribar, Pauline Mc- Dowell, 2nd Row: Abbie Mitchell, Elma Prescott, Hazel Rosenberg, lean Ulmer, Olive Hammers, Ernestine Smederovac, Martha Worland, Bunyon Moore. They Make Food Fit For Kings The Bookstore Sells Us Books And Supplies ' Mu BOOKSTORE-left to right: Carleton Allen, , fgyx Violet Ford, and student Dennis Iosifek. to ' , ' 1123 1 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT-Standing left to right: William D. Kendall, Vergil H. Lewis, Zine Iohnsony Seated: Mrs. Mattie Hackett, Lillian Duran, Mrs. Mary Beeghley. E n g I I s h Language Foreign FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT-Standing, left to right: Pete Iuettner, Max Powell. Seated: Martha Robbins, Hazel Re-dewill, Peg Mulchay. K c QL V b -, 69' , . 'A WG L-fzflvlh fp., MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT-Standing. left to right: Arthur L. Pisior, Kenneth Ray Ridenour, Hugh H. Hackett, Ir. Seuied: Miss Gladys E. Hoelzle, Harry A. Phillips, Norman I. Hinkel. We Do Mathematics We Do Business BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT-left io right: Miss Harriet Fouty, Mrs. Catherine Vance, Mr. Iohn R. Caceletto, Mr. Benjamin W. Feiler, Mr. Marvin L. Sordahi. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT-left to right: Edward M. Gurr, Mrs. Ann Hill Iohnson, lohn Ewort, Miss Frances Crouler. Elton R. Teitz. To Help Central Scientists The Facts of History SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT-left to right: Clifford I. Prather, Mrs. B. H. Grevenberq, Edward Herzberq, Don Ellis. Graphic facts Left to right: Arte Edward E. Como, Miss Iulicx MCCGDDQ lndustriul Arts-eBcrrney Shehoneg Music--Miss Kathleen Herqt Harvey Zornp English Reading-Lillian Hinds: Music- Peter Frcrjolog Industrial Arts-I-lorry L. Crockett. Various Activities H? 1 Q- ggg M 1 1 7 ' if -M A Our Nurse, Mrs. Iosephine Rhodes: Audio-Visual t ' . f Instructor, Elmer F. Felton fl-lome Visiiorl too DRIVER EDUCATION-In Cdr: Ioseph M. Gorciag Standing: Al I. Hoeffel. BOY'S P.E.-lei! to right, standing: Iohn R Hickman, Iohn C. Padelford Ir., Martin Marichy Seated: Ioseph M. Garcia, Iohn Zvob, A1 I Hoeifel. Coaches, Coaches, Coaches GIRI.'S P.E.--leii io right: Miss Sally Harden, Miss Mary L. Branigan, Mrs. Harriett Mitten. 45 4? 147' 4 0' 4? H 5, 7 L55 -.Q if 0 S M. Left to right: Mrs. Leia Weaver, Mrs. Helen Waqner, Miss Jeanette Armstrong, and student Karol Vanderbir. In 0ur Big Fine Library Future Homemakers of America dedicated this red rose bush which is the national flower of the organization. The teachers first trip around the campus, Top. The Library Tea Student, Nancy EdmistonYTeacher, Mrs. Dorothea N. Wyman. Below. UFQQ U Class of '59 The Iunior Class of '59 has the distinction of being the first class that will graduate from Central High. Though small in number, the juniors have been well represented in school activities and in student government. The class had two main money-raising projects. They sold pop-corn balls and volunteered to pay class dues. The class officers, who were Steve Silver, President lim Gafke, Vice-Presidentp Lynda Mor- ris, Secretaryp and Margaret Harford, Treasurer, along with the Class Council and the Advisory Board, worked hard to support their class and to promote loyalty among the juniors. Several juniors received various awards and recognition this year, all of which go towards making their class a leading one. They are fortunate in being the first class for two years, since there were no seniors at Central this year. The highlight of the year for the juniors was the Surfer's Swing , the junior class swim- ming and dancing party. Held from 9-l2.UU P.M. on May 24th, the party at the Terrace Club was a complete success. All in all, their first year at Central was a rewarding one, and they are hoping that their last one will be equally successful. But, all this could not have been achieved with out adult lead- ership and helpfulness backing it up, and these qualities were generously' applied by their two willing and able sponsors-Mrs. B. H. Grevenberg and Mr. Edward Herzberg. A generous vote of thanks is dedicated to these sponsors by the juniors. Our Officers Steve Silver, President: Margaret Harford, Treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Left to Right: jim Gafke, Vice President, Linda Morris, Secretary: Class of 1959 IOE ABDAI-Bowling Club President: Key Club Secretary-Treasurer: Student Control. GARY ADLER-Chess Club: Fellowship Club: Key Club: Honor Roll: Varsity Basketball. CAROLE ANGIUS-Parnassus: Honor Roll: Iunior Advisory Board. SHEILA ABBOGAST-Girl's League. PAULA BADGLEY-Y-teens: Choraliers. BOB BAILEY-Boy's Alliance. DOROTHY BAILEY-Art Club- Girl's League Council. BETTY BAKER-Blades-on-Ice: Mixed Choir. MARY LOU BAKER-Choraliers: Parnassus: Blades-on-Ice Secretary- Treasurer: FTA. BERNADINE BALESTRINI-Girl's League. LAURIE BALL-Girl's League. CAROL BANDELIER-Future Business Leaders of America. DEANNA BARTELS-Honor Roll: Citizenship: Blades-on-Ice: Pep Club: Latin Club: FTA: Parnassus: Elections Committee: Advanced Orchestra: Girl's League Delegate. STEVE BASSET-Parnassus: Honor Roll: French Club: Varsity Basket- ball. IEAN BATES-Tri-Hi-Y: Choraliers: Citizenship. IOAN' BATES-Choraliers. ROBERT BAUM-Boy's Alliance. SUE BEAVERS-Tri-Hi-Y. IOYCE .BENCH-Y-tens: CarClub: Annual Staff: Concert G Swing Band: Manager. , ALVIN BENDER-Bowling Club: Key Club: Parnassus: Honor Roll. SHIRLEY BENNER-Y'-teens. BONNIE BEUCLER-Mixed Choir. SHELLY BIEGEL-Honor Roll: Parnassus. BOB BIGONY-Key Club: Letterman's Club: Boy's Alliance President: Varsity Football: Citizenship: PTA Representative: Student Coun- cil: Iunior Class Council. C211 Class of 1959 CASEY BLITT-Math Club: Bowling Club: Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms: French Club: Parnassus: Key Club: Iunior Advisory Board: Honor Roll: Citizenship. GERALD BOEH-Hi-Y Vice-President: Key Club President: Concert Band: Band Council: Traditions Committee: Model Legislature: Citizenship: Honor Roll: Band Letterman. KATIE BOWSER-Y-teens Secretary. LOIS BRAKEBILI.--Tri-Hi-Y. BILL BRANAMANH-Boy's Alliance. CHARLENE BRODSKY-Bowling Club Secretary: Y-teens: GAA: An- nual Staff. SHARON BROSSEAU-Y-teens: Honor Roll: Citizenship: Annual Staff Classes Chairman: Mixed Choir: Madrigals: Elections Committee: Parnassus. DOUG BROWN-Boy's Alliance. NANCY BROWN-Honor Roll: Y-teens: Mixed Choir. IACK BRUTCHER-Hi-Y. GEORGE BRYANT-Bay's Alliance. EARL BUSH-Boy's Alliance. FRANCES BUGARIN-Girls' League. RUTH CAIN-Y'-teens. MIKE CALLAWAY-Golf Team. THOMAS CAPOOT-Latin Club Treasurer:Hi-Y: Key Club: Concert and Swing Band: Drum Major: Orchestra. ROD CARLS-Car Club. CAROL CARON-Girl's League. BONNIE CARPENTER-Boy's Alliance. ANGIE CARTER--Girl's League. ROGER CASTLE-Boy's Alliance. SANDRA CASTELLO-Art Club: Citizenship: Student Council. DICK CENDERSON-Boy's Alliance. IUDY CHAMBERS--Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain: Orchestra. 122 J Class of 1959 MERRITT CHASE-Boy's Alliance. BOBBY CHRISTENSEN-Girl's League. LARRY CLAYBAKER-Boy's Alliance. STEVE CLAUSMAN-Student Control: Varsity Football: Drama. BEITY CLEVELAND-G.A.A. DARLENE COLLINS-Tri-Hi-Y: Parnassus: Honor Roll: Citizenship: Iunior Class Council: Advanced Dance. DENNY COOK-Boy's Alliance. LARRY COOK--Boy's Alliance. MARION CORNACCHIONE-Girl's League. LINDA COTTERMANY-French Club: Parnassus: GAA: Varsity Tennis Mgr.: Honor Roll: Citizenship: Ir. Girl's League Vice Pres. DAVE COX-Boy's Alliance. KATE DAVIS-Honor Roll: Advanced Dance: Fellowship Club: Par- nassus: Spanish Club: Traditions Committee. DEE DAWSON-Tri-Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms, BEVERLY DEWITT-Girl's League. IOHN DICK-Hi-Y President: Pep Club: Key Club: Audio Visual Treas- urer: Parnassus: Honor Roll: Citizenship: Concert G Swing Band President: 'Woodwind Quintet: Student Council: Boy's Alliance Vice Pres.: Control Board Vice. Pres.: Model Legislature. SUSIE DISTEI.-Assembly Committee Chairman: Student Council: Madrigals: Mixed Choir: Fellowship Club: Pep Club: Honor Roll. JULIE DONALDSON'-Choraliers. ROSS EARLfBoy's Alliance. CHARLES EHRET-Boy's Alliance. HELEN EKBERG-Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer. NEAL ENGELKING-Boy's Alliance. CATHY EVANS-Bowling Club: Y-teens. IOCK EVANS-Boy's Alliance. IOYCE FARQUER-YES Representative: Girl's League Treasurer. C237 Class of 1959 CHARLOTTE FISH-Tri-Hi-Y: Honor Roll: Citizenship. RUTH FISHER-Fellowship Secretary: Math Club Vice. Pres.: Par- nassus: Honor Roll: Citizenship. IOAN FISCHER-Tri-Hi-Y. LYNNE F LORY-T-teens. ROBERTA 1-'RAZIN-Fellowship Club: Math Club Sec.: Parnassus: Honor Roll: Citizenship. SANDRA FRANKIE-Citizenship: Mixed Choir. IOYCE FREEMAN-Tri-Hi-Y': Mixed Choir: Citizenship. WINSTON FRENCHiBoy's Alliance. NANCY FOSTER-Y-teens Chaplain: Parnassus: Annual Photo Chair- man: Honor Roll: Citizenship: Choraliers Accompanist. MARY ANN FUDGE-Honor Roll: Tri-Hi-Y Historian: Parnassus: lun- ior Advisory Board: Traditions Committee. IIM GAFKE-Varsity Basketball and Baseball: Honor Roll: Boy's Alliance Executive Board: Key Club: Bowling Club: Iunior Class Vice-Pres.: Letterman's Club. DARLENE GENTRY-Y-teens. MIKE GIANELLI-Boy's Alliance. HEDDA GIESMAN-Tri-Hi-'Y'. RAY GILLESPIE-Hi-Y Historian: Key Club: Varsity Tennis: Honor Roll: Citizenship. IANICE GOODTHUNDER-Girl's League. RALPH GRANADOS-Boy's Alliance. HAL GREEN-Track: Honor Roll: Chess Club Sergeant at Arms: Hi-Y: Key Club: Citizenship. DANNY GROVE-Boy's Alliance. MARGARET HARFORD-Iunior Class Treasurer: Tri-Hi-Y: Drama Club: Honor Roll: Porn-pon Class. IERRY HARVEY-Hi-Y: Key Club. IACK HAY-Varsity Basketball: Bowling Club: Key Club. WAYNE HEDGEPETH-Boy's Alliance. SUE HILL-Gir1's League. i247 Class of 1959 LINDA HINZ-Girl's League. CONNIE HOLM-Girl's League. LLEW HOWARD-Parnassus: Honor Roll: Citizenship: French Club: Pom-pon Class: Student Council Alternate. MARY HUFF-Future Nurses: Band. IANET ILES-Girl's League. TOM IOERGER-French Club President: Honor Roll. CAROLYN IANOVIC-Bobcat Brushpushers. IIM IE!-'FRIES-Parnassus: Honor Roll. ELEANOR IEWSON-Girl's League. DENNIS IOSIFEK-Latin Club: I-HAY: Blades-on-Ice: Citizenship: An- nual Staff. ALICE KATZ-Assembly Committee: French Club Secretary: Creative Writing: Parnassus: Honor Roll: Citizenship: Varsity Tennis. PATRICIA KATZ-Latin Club: Iunior Girl's League Treasurer: Honor Roll: Citizenship: Fellowship Club. CHARLENE KELLY-Tennis: Choraliers. DON KELLY-Basketball: Baseball: Band Officer: Car Club. MIKE KENEALLY-AV Club: Mixed Choir. GAYLE KITCHI-IL-Drama Club Vice Pres.: Parnassus: Gir1's League Iunior President: Teen-Tattle Correspondent: Advanced Dance: Honor Roll: Citizenship. MIKE KLEVING-Boy's Alliance. IIM KOVEN-Concert Band Vice Pres.: Swing Band. BARBARA KOSTER-Girl's League. PAT KUBLHR-Varsity Basketball: Drama Club President: Iunior Class Council. SALLY LAWRENCE-Tri-Hi-Y: Parnassus: Fellowship Club: Honor Roll: Citizenship: Iunior Class Council: Traditions Committee: Pom- pon Co-Captain. BILL LENNARTZ-Varsity Basketball Captain: Varsity Baseball: Let- termen's Club: I-lieY: Boy's Alliance Board: All-State Basketball Honorable Mention: Iunior Rotarian Award: Student Body Presi- dent: Student Council: Guidance Board: PTA Board. LINDA LOCKWAY-Girl's League. RONALD LUNDEEN-Hi-Y: Key Club: Parnassus: Optimists Mathe- matics Award: Editor-in-chief of Annual: Arizona Republic School Correspondent: Honor Roll: Citizenship. t25l Class of 1959 NED LUTHER-Bowling Club: Honor Roll. DORIS MAGLIOCCO-Girl's League. BILL MAHAN-Parnassus: Key Club: Iunior Representative to Execu- tive Committee: Hi-Y': Car Club: Honor Roll: Citizenship: Boy's Alliance Secretary. KATHIE MANGANO-Y-Teens President: Honor Roll: Citizenship: Parnassus. CREVE MAPLES, IR.-Chess Club President: Atomic Adventures Club: Parnassus: Citizenship: Honor Roll: Traditions Committee Chair- man: Swing, Concert, G Marching Band: Optimists Science Award. SANDRA IVICNICHOLS-Girl's League. DOUGLAS MCVAY-Hi-Y: French Club: Key Club: Parnassus: An- nual Staff: Citizenship: Honor Roll: Varsity Track. ALFONSO MELENDE1-Hi-Y Chaplain: A'V Club Vice President. CAROL ANN MIHEDICH-Tri-Hi-Y: Pep Club: Parnassus: Honor Roll. IUDY MOORE-Citizenship: Annual Business Manager. MIKE MORAN-Car Club: Boy's Alliance Treasurer: Student Control: Student Executive Committee. LINDA MORRIS-Pom-Pon Captain: Tri-Hi-Y: Iunior Class Secretary: F.B.L.A. President. IOYCE MOSLANDER-Y-Teens: Parnassus: Honor Roll: Orchestra: Swing Band: Student Council. ANN MUDRA-Bowling Club: Art Club: Citizenship. IEFF MULKEY-eCar Club: Madrigals: Boy's Quartet: Mixed Choir. PAT NEEDHAIVI-Choraliers: Advanced Dance. BOBBIE NELSON-Girl's League President: Pom-Pon: Student Coun- cil Ex-officio member: Honor Roll: Parnassus: Tri-Hi-Y. BILL NIXON-Varsity Basketball: Track: Baseball: Iunior Class Coune cil. MARIANNE NONNAMAKER-I-Ionor Roll: Parnassus. JERRY PAGE--Future Teachers of America: Mixed Choir. GARY OLMSTEAD-Varsity Basketball: Honor Roll. IOYCE PAIR-Gir1's League. LENORE PARDEE-Junior Advisory Board: Parnassus President: Hon- or Roll: Citizenship. CLYDE PARKER-Drama Club: Mixed Choir: Citizenship. C26l Class of 1959 ADA PENNINGTON-Girl's League. - IUDY PIERSON-Fellowship: Honor Roll: Tri-Hi-Y'. BARBARA POPKIN---Girl's League. CARLENE PORTER-Gir1's League. IAN PRIBBLE-Y-Teens Sergeant-at-Arms: G.A.A. President: Bowing Club Captain: Citizenship. RONALD PRICE-Boy's Alliance. ELLEN RANDALL-Girl's League. BILL RAY-Boy's Alliance. DOTTIE REEVES-Honor Roll: Citizenship: Drama Club: Madrigals: Mixed Choir. GEORGE RHODES-Parnassus: Chess Club. NORMAN RICHIE-Boy's Alliance. LOURAINEY RICHY-Citizenship Honor Roll HOWARD ROBINSON--Boy's Alliance. MARIE RUGGERI-Girl's League. IACKIE RUNGE-Y-Teens: Car Club: Annual Staff. MARY ANN RYAN-Girl's League. DARLENE SANDERSON-Girl's League. EDWARD SAUNDERS-Golf Team. BOB SCHELL-Mixed Choir. CARL SCHMETZER-Boy's Alliance. GENE SCOTT-Boy's Alliance. PAT SEAY-Girl's League. BARBARA SHELOR-Girl's League. STEVE SILVER-Varsity Football: Lettermen's Club: Key Club: Citi- zenship: Student Council: Iunior Class President: Guidance Boaid: Traditions Committee: Constitution. i277 Class of 1959 BARBARA SIMPSON-Girl's League. BARBARA SISTLER-Tri-Hi-Y Vice President: Choraliers. BRENT SMITH-Lettermen's Club: Varsity Football: Wrestling. BOB STAMPS-Hi-Y: Track. MARILYN STANDT-Girl's League. BRIAN STAPLETON-Boy's Alliance. IOE STEIN-Boy's Alliance. MIKE STONER.-Hi-Y: Key Club: Science Club. DENNIS STRINGER-Lettermen's Club: Citizenship: Varsity Football. MARGARET SULLIVAN-Y-Teens: Girl's League Delegate: Citizen- ship. CAROL SUMMERFELT-Car Club: Citizenship. SUSIE SWAFFORD-Mixed Choir. CURT SWANBERG-Boy's Alliance. MAURICE SWANBERG-Boy's Alliance. BILLY TAYLOR-Track. VIRGIL TROUT--Varsity Football: lunior Class Council: Track: Boy's Alliance Executive Committee. BRENDA TUNNELL-Gir1's League. BILL TYE-Drama Club: Science Club: Future Teachers of America: Parnassus: Tennis: Honor Roll. BOB ULIN-A-V Club President: Key Club: Hi-Y Treasurer: Varsity Baseball Manager. ARDEN UMPLEBY-Bowling Club. PETER VEECK-Blades-on-Ice President: Parnassus: Honor Roll. KEN WALDMAN-Hi-Y Secretary: Parnassus: Honor Roll. CAROLYN WARNER-Choraliers. BARBARA WHITESELL-Tri-Hi-Y: Citizenship. C287 Class of 1959 REBECCA WHITI-'ILL-Gir1's League LINDA WILLIAMS-Gir1's League: Annual Staff. NITA WILSON--Y-Teens Inter-council Representative: Bowling Club: Iunior Class Council: Assembly Committee. LINDA WRAY-Drama Club: Advanced Dance: Tri-Hi-Y Secretary. DARRYI. WOLD-Parnassus: Honor Roll: Citizenship: Track. BILL YOUNG--Citizenship. IO ZWIKEL-Tri-Hi-Y President: Parnassus: Honor Roll: Model Legis- lature Senator. RON BENIAMIN-Boy's Alliance. LUCILLE BRADFORD-Girl's League. .lunior Class Council Last Row: Mrs. Grevenberg: 4th Row: Gafke, Herzberg, Pardee Morris: 3rd Row: Boeh, Blitt, Angus, Moslander:2nd Row: Bigony Wilson, Lawrence, Fudge: lst Row: Popkin, Silver, Harford, Collins C297 Class of '60 The sophomore class officers for the year l957-58 were Tony Iohnson, President: Ann Ba- menofsky, vice president: Barbara Kelly, secretaryp and Doris Bailey, Treasurer. Our Class was under the efficient and well handled guidance of Mr. Ioe Garcia and Mrs. Mabel Blue. The Sopho- more Class Council met almost every week to make important decisions on class matters. Various money raising projects were tackled by the class with immense success: the most outstanding of which was the Snow-Cone sale which netted over S100 in profit for the classes numerous activities. The highpoint of this year for our class was the big South Pacific Swing . A tremendous success, the dance featured such things as a Hawaiian orchestra-Kay Kalani and the Beach- combers, REAL Hula Dancers, and lets as souveniers. Refreshments were served by the P.T.A. All in all, the sophomore class has made this year a most successful one. This, though, has only come about because of the diligence and resourcefulness of our members. We have been a part of the origin of Central's traditions and have helped to establish a goal for future classes to achieve. Again We thank our sponsors: Mr. Garcia and Mrs. Blue, for without their helpfulness, the year could not have been so beneficial. 7 ' Q Y t 3 I 1 . . . , tt til. it f OUR OFFICERS-Left to Right: Tony Iohnson, President: Ann Rarnenotsky, Vice President, Bar- bara Kelly, Secretaryy Doris Bail- ey, Treasurer. Class of 1960 Cecelia Abeytia Faye Ainsworth Kay Ainsworth Bonnie Anderson Iames Anderson Kay Anderson Ken Anderson Iohn Anspach lean Anstett David Areqhini Iudy Austin Barry Auten Dale Bailey Doris Bailey Bon Ballatore Iudy Banqora Patsy Barber Clyde Barker Tom Barnet Carol Barnwell Fred Barrows Earl Barry Iudy Bartels Charleen Bartlett Barbara Bauman Ronnie Bedia Gary Beil Bob Beller Bernice Bendalin Sally Benqston Marsha Benner Charles Berkenkamp Barry Beucler Doug Black Ioanne Black Linda Blackburn Phil Blende Susan Blue Alice Bones Ieanie Boner Carl Bornhouser Carol Bornmann David Borris George Bowman Io Breqman Vic Brenneisen Iohn Breon Nancy Brewer Dave Brooker Ioan Brooks -pgs, -at ei-0 5' s rf K ,,4j 1 fash- Class of 1960 Charles Brotherton Earl Brown lack Brown Ieff Brown Ieanne Bryant Ramona Bugarin Cathy Bunch Polly' Burkett Barbara Burton David Busey Carole Buzard David Byrd Iudy Campbell Stan Carr Ioyce Carrick Eddie Carter Harley Carter Ronald Carter Lynn Castle Dave Caswell Linda Chenowith Bobbi Christensen Donna Clancy Sharron Clark Iudy Clay Ieffrey Cloutier Charles Cochran Ella Buth Cochran Mike Cochran Fred Cofiinger Patty Cohn Sharon Cohn Dave Collins Ann Collins Nancy Coleman Sally Coltrin Bonnie Lee Cook Sherry Cook Raymond Corral Adrienne Cotterman Iudy Cowley Leighton Cress Karen Cress Duke Crosson lack Clup Dennis Daley Michael Daniels Gail Dattilo Bonney Davey Iackie Davie Class of 1960 Bob Day Nancy De Frates Ted Dehmer Paxton Dent Q 5 wi Ierry Deinero in 'V F' 1 ,gm X it Philip Deshetler Kay Dickerson Dick Dickson Edward Doll Shirley Dotson Louis Dovilla Bonnie Drey Tracey Duncan Mary Ellen Dunlap Pam Dunn Sheila Dunn Carol Duprest lack Eaton Nancy Edrniston Richard Elardo Marcia Endsley Gay Eshorn Robert Eskridqe Donna Estess Kay Evans Donald Ewing Iacqueline F ailla Ronald Farquer Sharon Farquer Charles Faris Barbara Fashbauqh Iohn Faulkner Patti Fields Susan Fields Patty Fifer Marilyn Fish Kathy Fletcher Susan Fletcher lohn Forbes Pat Foster Iohnny Fox Phyllis Frazer Martin Fullmer Bill Ganes Sharon Fuller Helen Garcia Sharon Gandner ludy Garrnan Lynn Gaston Kathi Gates of' F73 F if W6 fa at P yi? , 5 fit f .,,l,.,, li ru . 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I. it Ai , if .- -iff? -A ef' , Q f rf: f ,,,. ., 5,99 I I Us Jf , , 4-Wt Class of 1960 Ronnie Gavette Bob Gear Ioe Geiger Gary Gerovac Larry Gibbs Carl Gilbert Mary Goletz Pat Gonzales Mike Gonzales Ronnie Gowens Carolyn Gray Donna Gray lack Gray Iackie Gray Donna Green Margreth Green Ioyce Greenway Wallace Greer Bob Gregory Kenneth Gremmels Luella Griffin Mike Griffith Peter Griffiths Charla Grube Frances Gulnerich Rita Gulnerich Carol Guynn Lana Hager Anne Hall Ianice Hall Mike Hanford Georgia Hannaford Darlene Harper loan Harris Iucly Hauskins Linda Hawkinson Bev Heflin Shannon Henning Diane Hester Mary Hill Salianne Hively lim Hoesch Sandy Holmes Shirley Home Ann Hondrurn David Hoover Doris Horowitz Dave Hoggan Florence Howard Ianne Howard Class of 1960 Princess Humphrey Iarnes Hunqate Bob Hutchens Bob Iovinelli Robert Irwin ludy Irrganq Karen Isaacson Barb Isenberq Phillip Iackson Iirn Iefferies Larry Iacobson Allen Ieffryes Virginia Iekel Bernie Iohnson Bev Iohnson Claudia Iohnson Deanna Iohnson Lynn Iohnson Iuclie Iohnston Iudy Iones Carole Iosifek Pete Iurca Kathleen Kay Kandt Iacqueline Kane Leonard Keeler Barbara Keeney Bob Keilly Barbara Kelly Patsi Kelly Pete Kilqard Dennis Kilgore Bill Kimball Ian Kirby Barbara Kirkharn Louanne Kitch loanne Koenig Chris Kosak Carol Krissrnan Fred Kuechelrnann Bill Kunkle Iennine Kurth Dennis Kuzma Alva Lackey Iohn Ladas Nancy Lane Adrienne La Force Cynthia Lathrop Edward Lay Michael Leahy Cindy Leeper ltt, it Q4 Mai 'Z' 5 Q, -0 S AW .AFP M- ff' fa l yy ,ff......3 , K 'Q 'f , . xg' .,,. L 5.: , H ., ,Q M is? ,3 f L , S5 l 2 'Y 1 , in h A mf, . -:V K! Wg. his .,.. 1 3+- X. , , jig? , Chss of196O Ronnie Linnertz Richard L Penny iston Littler Iudy Lloyd Bob Locker Dennis Lofstedt Iudy Lofttield Roger Long Ierryl Longhron Dianne Lord Marybeth Lovitt Mary Sandra Luhrs Susanne Lunt Martha Lutz Karen McArthur Marti McClanathan Marla Kay McCracken Sharon McKee Ronald McKinney Fred McKnight Lynne McLaughlin Iohn MCV icker Iohanne Mabb Richard Macholies Karen Maglich Russell Maqnussen Iudy Mall Chuck in Malpede Iohn Matzinqer Dave Manor Laurence Iohn Manqurn Marks George Martin Linda Mason lerry Maurer Linda Mathieson Ioe Mayers Dan Meadows Carol Melander Roy Menq James Merkle Miriam M etz Sharon Mieritz Eddie Mihelich Io Ann Miller Io Ann Miller Iohanna Miller Hank Mills Roberta Minear Carol Mitchell Class of 1960 K f,. q ' T k ki Kathi Mitchell j T Q , ' r 1 Marilyn Mitchell ' ln ':' 'l 1 T at ' -, 1 . ' Mike Moeller A f . ', A W - ' f Q, X' ' Noelle Mondotte .45 fgfL3fL,3,W A 2 5' ll. X K 1 ' Karen Moore L PLNQ' P, 'l 5' 1 Torn Moore Q Ill, Q A Ahl,, 1. . ' V Roberta Mudra l5'QQ'Qj A is ' Mike Mumoe . ' 9 3 , 13 Sue Murphy ' A 2 'F 'fri T -ls ' Diane Newmark K 4 N Gary Noonan A t Iill Norris Linda O'Brien , f Nancy Osborn we Q Barbara Oseran Safer Dorothy Oswald lim Owen Kenneth Pace Ierry Palmer Bod Palmer Tony Pancake Pat Pansini Terry Parker Mary Parkey Carolyn Parrnelee Ray Pattee Eddie Paulinq Vicky Pearson Carol Peluso Olga Perea Susan Peters Ann Phalen David Phasley Eddie Philipp Iacquelyn Philips Louis Pierqallini Keith Piqqott lohn Poe lirn Porter Bruce Pratt Sandra Price Helen Prince Sue Proctor Theresa Proctor Don Provo David Putman Irma Ouezada Nikki Babel Q 6 ' 3 Terry Racowsky Larry Raqlanq ,,,N,., . .,.... . Class of 1960 M ,W A -I 1 Hai 7 J K C ,f f R 'E . Q Judie Raisin A ij A i Z C A Q y ., ifg Ann Ramenofsky' V. f i - 2 C W Ail, if -wi I if f? ' Marshall Rarnras W' V 4A Sharon Rasinstein N ,r , A - l V, ,ij ,E A, bfi Linda Io Rearley A Aiiv V Linda Redfern 5 r A , -mk s Shirley Reese 5 ' V U 'Q , Dan Reynolds f2H .3 ' y Af C I . . C ,:.. , 1 1 Alan Rhodes l .YV is ii. .L 1 ' , ' if t 40 'il , -- E: . , Haig gk' t ., . 1 W W 7 5d M05 'Z 31 4 - .... ' gi: f M 6 iv Gary Risinger Robert Risley Bill Ritter Harry Roberts Io Ann Roberts Dave Robertson Barbara Ioyce Robinette Beverly Rogers Virginia Rogers Avalyn Roliwer Eddie Rolnick Iohn Rooker Gerry Rose Alan Rosebrook Burke Rosenzweig Fred Rowe Audry Rozefsky Barbara Russell Wayne Rutledge Ken Ryder Ken Saad Russell lakes Betty Sanders Nolan Schabacker Donna Scheuerman Paula Schlaht Wendy Schmidt Crew Schmitt Tom Schmitt Bill Schroeder Mike Schwartz Lynda Scott Bryce Seaman Iudie Sedin Dick Seefried Charles Segersten Leona Seimatewa Marlene Sekaquaptewa Curtis Sellers Greg Shalarnunec Class of 1960 ,Qh ., S Randy Shanklin lf ' t Q y , 1 R g I lane Sharbauqh ' it .V ' Q M A 4 Gloria Siqler ' ' QL' ' R -1h2' 5, Donald Silver , y E DQ 'X L' Io Ann Simonson 2 -'-' .. Lane Sinqleton . ' t 'l Roqer Simpson N Margaret Sloane S V , 1 is my ,K e ig Nj Colin Skinner S Q S V t c Nr so Bob Smelick Diane Smith Gary Snapp Christine Soiles Rita Soto Bruce Spector Ierry Spector Iana Stahlberq Sandy Steele Ioyce Stefanski Iohn Steiner Dave Stern Mary lane Stern Lynda Stevens Ellen Stollsteimer Carol Stotts Elizabeth Straight Robert Strinqharn Susie Stuck Milton Stumpff Carole Sullivan Le Roy Suserud Eula Susunkewa Stuart Thatford Marsha Thowton Phil Tillery Nancy Tisdale Iohn Tomek Pat Tompkins Pete Trushel Tim Tuveson Mike Vanover Iudy Viele Karen Vurick Mike Vyne Richard Walker Wilma Walker Ann Wallace Diane Wallace Iudie Wallace N sg if SN-ig. , new an Q' A. L 1 . ,qw I 12 Us Class of 1960 Robert Wollar Kay Ward Stuart Warner Bob Webb Mike Weiss Inqrid Wendt George Werner Pete White Sharon Whyte Monie Wiqqs Melanie Wiley Beatrice Willette David Williams Hope Williams Ona Wincentsen Linda Winter Claude Woodell Russell Woodward Sandra Worman Gary Wynne Tusie York Penny Younq Betty Younqkrantz Diane Zaslow Iohn Anspach Raville Cohen Paxton Dent Diane Hester Iudy' Homes Ed Lay Sophomore Council Last Row: Cleft to riqhtl Weiss Iohnson, Banqorap 3rd Row Bailey, Blue, Cotterman, Sulli vanp2nd Row: Jefferies, Oseran Ramenofsky, Collinsp lst Row Colman, Gold, Mallin, Kelly. Class of '61 The freshman class, under the sponsorship of Mr. Kendall and Mrs. Vera Swanger, have gotten off to a fine start this year. They have the distinction of being the largest class here at Central with an enrollment of over 600 Bobcats. The frosh class sponsored two successful activities this year. One was a carwash held at several service stations in the Phoenix area, their second project was a delightful and refreshing ice cream sale. Early this year the freshman class held its elections. Chosen to lead the Bobkittens were A. I. Staples-President, Ann Kavocovich-Vice President, Sharon Messmore-Secretary, Barbara Kulik-Treasurer. Many freshman entered sports, music, dramatic productions, and other school activities this year: which just goes to show that even the frosh class can get into the swing of things and show a lot of school spirit and loyalty. Hats off to a fine job done by Central's youngest bobcats. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS are from left to right: Ann Kcxvocovich, Barbara Kulik, Sharron Messmore, and A. I. Staples. 1411 . ig Q Q Class of 1961 - 1 '-,: , ' , Amiida Abeytia 1 .. ,. Qf, as ri ' if lonegbeyjii . Q .Q , QQ ---4 :5 1 r,..Q M-QQ' ary ramvitz fi ' Z VIAV 5 - X' ' ' y - 5 ,ix 'iii ' Susan Abrams QQ Q QQ QQ, A, H . Q 1 Q A Q .v .,,,. Q ,LMQ r'.Qi Mary Ann Acido 'W' A Q ' ' Penny Adams 1 ' if David Adlund . . . , Bonnie Affleck 4' . T33 E A3 . mga? Q , Q QQ Mary Agnew Q wr ' .J ' 35-,Q ' .Q'frQQ'?fQi Tom Alertti Qf fig H7 . 'QQ'2Tf . . , Q - QIWQE5- , S Alan Alexander Q, -N. QL, Q Q Q Q Q4 QQQQQ ir, A F .Q Bill Alexander . .- .,, Q 'Q Ai Ai ----- ' .. ' W Q 'K . ' If fl H Q , A Iacquelyn Allen A ' ' I 53 B I A ' I 'G ' L- A , 5 Ieanette Almond rg? A ' , f N Q .... - Q Q. Q. ' Qi Harmon Alpert Q 9 Q .. ' 'E' 7 4 Q 1- 1 A N .. Susan Ainsa ,Q Mg, ' ts 5. ' '. lean Anderson f ' 5 ' ' V Victor Anderson L . , ' W .6 A - .... . .... .. I ' N A 54 , Q Q . Q Q , Q . Q .,Vy QQ Qi, QQQ...,Qi Q ., Q y:.ggQQQQQQQrQQQQQQ Q, KZA. Q Q Q? ,VQEQQQ Q Ioan Armbmsler . if 1 ., ra' V Q 33 . - 2,5355 Q -fe Doug Archer '36 3 Q. ,Q 5 b 'fzf ' 5 ' Mary Cay Armer .. fd Q ' Wx Q A f A 4 I Q. . i? ' Ioanne Arnhold ,Q QI, M ' Q it fr FX , ' ,.'. .5 Qliw Barbara Ash 5 A 2 P Q '. David Audsley . - , ' .. Y ,UQ I ' ' . 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TM ' ' -.., .Q what Q ?- Q1 r Iarnes BlakeB A ff. ,Q ,':. 5 QQQ 2 ' 34 ' Q 'l EQ X Z ' Gerald laker .... . .sei y y Q ,Q Qt f -.i L: Q. ' - ' f I 1' 4 I l Gus Blanchard Q Q A Q .Q Q ' 1 Q Q Q QQQQ Patricia Bachman Q .... . Q:,, 1 ga ,Qt I . J ' Q ' ,Q lay Bolin Q .. .Q... E ,Q Q ., .. Q ,QQ 2 so Q 2 QQ QQ QQQQQ Iohn Bolinger , , , .,., , Qi . LQ. . .. . . fi' , Q Mi r Q QQQ f Paul Boone Q Q.. Q r 'Q QQ ig 1 ' in Q Mike Bornhouser Q Q 1 A f 'Q X A ' Q - Q 1 George Boutell All v-A 3 , I Q 'egg K A2 . , A 4 . Richard Bowe f 7. i ,.,. Law K ffii if - Q f Q' -.,L .V . Teddy Brown QQ' - 'K ' ' tQ Iohn Boyajian A , U1 BV -..M-r. R... .. ...WJ A A Qi' fy V , f -Qf, Q13 ICQ .-I sir Via g ii Q wg as .l tr ,n est. 1 'A ' . f -ref . ffQfi.,r....,...g,.. .... J, fm if Q V ,K . ,, , W me . . bww., 2 ef . ' Linda Boyce . ' Sharon Boyer , Ronnie Brakebill We -9 Betty Brannan , if Lorraine Bratcher . 'fi Kathy Brayer Class of 1961 lohn Brecheisen Iohn Bregman Robert Brewer lane Brooks David Bruce Vicki Brugge Harold Brown Ioan Brown Linda Brown Mary Brown Mark Brown Nancy Brown Chris Buchanon Sandra Burowski Alan Bunch Iulie Burge Connie Burns Charles Burton lim Burton Benny Campo Richard Campbell Sharon Campbell Iohn Carey Ted Carter Dennis Casey Bobby Castell Ralph Castro Iimmy Charboneau lean Chadwick Edna Chamberlin Lydia Chamberlain David Cheney lim Cherry Sally Childs Carol Christensen Eugene Christian Pam Church Beverly Clark Ianice Clapp lim Clark Lewis Clark Iudy Cleveland Phil Clifton Charlotte Cluninger Margie Coco Gary Coffey Don Coffinger Phil Cooley Carol Cooper Gary Cooper Douglas Cornelsen Eddie Corral Brenda Carrington Susan Crecelins Carol Crismon Ronna Crooks Thomas Crowe Dimetra Cuimanes Iudy Cullen Bob Dahl Anthony Dangelo Iim Darum Nancy Davenport Ellis Davis lack Dawes Naomi Davis lg sr 'Q' ini, Q if E 1 A g,,. ,y.,,,:,,.y:,.,..: 7 V -.is K . rr, l r t i r iv i 3 i' i get rl tv SBK gg t V 1, 3 r 3 M ' Q1 C' Il -. ..... ,. .,.. ,.. was i , Fi Q ':, ,st ri... 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L2 - j Q ' it ' l ,jg an fi Class of 1961 Robert Davis Claudia De Benon Melda Dee Dick Deppy Brent Deupree Bonita DeWitt Kathy Dickey Lanny Dickinson Darlene Diller Evelyn Dise Iudy Dolph Mary Doumert Larry Drullinger Jim Dugan Jan Dunikoski Darrell Dunn Melvin Dunn Douglas Dunn Gregory Duprest Ioyce Anne Eaton Bill Eberhard Artie Eclund Mary Ann Ecedo Don Elken Cindy Eisenbeiss Bill Eittreim Tom Elder Diana Elliot Emily Ellis Larry Engel Gar Engleking Walter Englund Pamelo Engstrom Ed Erickson Don Evans Iames Evans Paul Etter Mareen Evertsen Fred Fadeley Iames Fain Richard Farnell Betty Feldman Ieanne Felix Iudy Fleming Tom Fife Robert Fitzpatrick Margie Flynn Sharon Flynn Bernice Fong Gayle Foster Kenneth Fox Mason Frank lane Freeman Susie Friedman Larry Fuller Sharon Gafke 1 ' 3 ' 5 Q1 ., l I 1 Ginny Gage ia' QQ . g fi 2 i .,,, shown Gage f r ir tlt Sample I' 7 I -- Margaret Gameros Io Ann Garcia - Larry Gar-danier 3' QQ A James Garmany Y I Gary Gaston ' Leo Gatlin '51 .T QW , V Is' M Q ig, ::.:E2:f: 4 S if L it .,,,r in 45 f S Mm Gales I t G ,:-., ' elm, A 3, III-gg i 5, was If J' ,Z 3 ,Q - T H '29, f ,- . 1- nu , ' mv.. .., rv 5' 'M 5 . 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Class of 1961 Ronald Huntress Bob I-Iylen Sue Ingersoll Mahli Irving lim Ienlcins Bruce Ianis Larry lames Beverly Io Iohnson Benny Iohnson Beverly lo lohnson Curtis Iohnson Bill Iohnson Carol Iohnson Sherry Johnson lay Iohnston Nanci Iones ludy Katain Sally Iones Roger Kaplan Bruce Kannard Pat Keast Rory Kelley Robert Kennedy Eva Kerr Henry Keneally Rick Kenison lean Kerr Iames Kimes Charles King Leslie King Beth Kindred Bill King Lynn King Wayne Kinman Ray Klemmer Robert Klein David Kleing Diane Susan Kobel Gerald Kodimer Barbara Kohn lim Kruse Bruce Kugler Eugene Kopecky Anne Kavacovich Barbie Kulik Glenn Lundgren Marybeth Lovitt Iohn Lucking Mary Lujan Virginia Luhrs Gene Lowery Earldiane Longrie Iacky Locker Pete Littler Barrett Long ludy Loken Pat Lindley Barbara Lemley Gary Ledbetter Pat Lebs Susan Lehman ludith Lee Howard Lebovitz Larry Leabo Pam Lazzari Tim Lawson Class of 1961 Kathleen Lathen Beth Larson Jeanne Lareau Linda Lacy Iudy McClelland Alan McClure Pat McCown Sandra McKee Chester McKinney Mike McMaster Robert McMillan Bruce McMillen Daniel McNaughton Mike McVay Ioy Mahan Steve Makowski Claire Maldonado Carole Mancell Larry Markson Tom Marple Ed Martensen Lynda Martin Ian Mastin Donna Matthews James Matz Roxanne Maxcy Patricia Meegan Loretta Meek Missy Meier Loy Merkle Terry Lynn Mikolajanyk Donald Miller Iohanna Miller Polly Miller Robert Miller Virginia Miller Larry Milne Robert Mizer Beryl Montgomery Seorgianna Moore Iim Morgan Pat Moran Carolyn Morell Carol Morrow Alan Moutran Steve Munro Iames Muth Barbara Myers Gay Myers Sheryl Myers Iim Neeley Barbara Neirlle Bill Ness Diane Newby Nancy Newnum Diane Niemer Donna Nightingale Lynda North Bobbi Norton Dona Nydegger Michael O'Brien Stewart Ochs Ted Oclirassa Ed O'C1air Phyllis Odom Gail O'Hair 1473 I .............W...t ...ss A nf U s -ff sl fe F' L -'ff T N' 3' f'-, - . ,Lg rl S, K .. i,,..,t 4' h ji. K ' X 3 ' 'A ' in :Vt '.t,, l ,Q pc: V .yo gg A, ,Q S ff. N st L 1 me it+ i f 1 fs: L 'X get Y f rfwlf i S l . ,i l , t ' t 1 : i 'tt-. 1 oo.oo X A , H .. ,,.,.,..t , or . ' it xr V .',' Q ' 3,-'ig L at B 1 A i ta in - A , , vlu- W 'V m y 4- t fr ef , y ' X ,, 4 2 , ,... t Lni., Q ' ,E ,iw V ,Jw X r L fit: ri 5 -X- ...., , . Y 1 f N t ., N ,,i. ly 1 3 S C I j' A- C K 1-' C ' 5 ti a s ltt .ft t L L f r L I A y If K X X QW iw iw ,ff A 4 K A I D ' ' -ur if ' Q5 N fa Fl ' F fr ' W Y V ,.,., .,... . ix- .M .,...,..,.h . . L.,... ,. . .- , , 3 , -Q Q SWF' L 1: -' A V iff ! , Q QQ ' Y f K 'Q fy 'Sy ,,, K 'Q I si, :1-- . W. if 1 V-- ,.. . ff l A sir e K if j g ' ,E -,, , .H i-ia, V qt ', , ,415 949 1-'Se '- .-1-sw fe , RZ 0 S X1 Y it EA' A . Class of 1961 Tangerine Olverito Lynn O'Ma1ley Calvin E. 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I, -, ti . . .P 3 Class of 1961 Paul Swisher f i 4 'D pa y 'n Iohn Tanner t.,-1. ,A 4 , HA.. . Q Diane Taylor Q Donnie Taylor Geraldine Tazzi Ierry Telfer Garry Terry Wayne Terry Richard Thal ' Ted Thayer ' Ianet Thielke Debbie Thiss Madeline Thorsen Tom Thompson Kay Trautman Sharon Trax Iane Trent Mike Turner Hudson Turtty Bob Vyne Nancy Underwood Iay Vanatter Henry Voss Pat Voqht X' A Anthony Vitalone Z , . ' DanI1Y Venis Y .4 1,, ' it , uluu P ,E ' Ieanne Vampell 3 N K-Q ff Q A, e . 115, Diane Van Haren H L ' W .,-s 5 P 5, Q 4' A Karol Vandiver K ' .fl ' , ' .35 V S ' ' i:V ' Peg Vanclerhoif ..,,, ,if . - ff ' , ' Q A- E ' . 5 Iohn wqiker . X . ' H uf in Steve Wall . T to . ,,, T4 3:53 3 Kathy Walsh , 2 rf r 1 +r Q s i .3 Iflckie waiter E ' W L, : V 'V' .giiw 'f 1 .,,' T 1 K ....,, I if Mark Ware ' W -' V if- Q William WUT9 Ti -f-,, ,, . ill 'i v A 2, - ,... T- .Y 1 , I P N :.Q .Q:g5 Donna Warner Q IZA: .AIQ I 1 A . fx 1 ' -V' Michael Warren M y f f n -, f 'Z' in E' f' Garyi:?.Va5nQlGithd 3 '- Q -5 'i 5' 1. T ' CY Gr ,ggfa '.'. X . '--' ' . Carol Waysack A 2 -... Q 1 'N T K W ,,,.-- Nancy Waysack t .: '2 ' l - 5 'f i f f ti' A ,Ag - , l fy , in S . ,V 5 , Barbara Warren W ' .eff I - - Ronnie Washburn SQ ,.:-',::- Vyuy , W5 ' if -ii l I gf, , , Sue Waterman 5 rj , A ,, 5 ,.-. ' it - Arlene Webb ' .S . V A ' - r: -5 lack Weidinqer W ' N Iohn Weidinqer - A . . 'i --'v P - 5 .uzy Sandra Weidiq ' fg- X . '-,.. :,.: , :E y V 6 Robert Weigle f 3, in ,ig EQ, . .- ,A , if..:7f ,g T K Marsha Welch , g 7,7 , ' Q , Q Barry Wenger 'Y , -z ijt: 4 f Suits Wermer ' H ' ' J, , . Gary West -- 'X at - ,Lz '1 ' 'P t :av 1 T Vernell West ' Laurel Whitaker Cheryl White Donald White Richard White Dixie Wickel ,X 9 r if ff Mi ,iz I i V 1 A NA I V b , H q Bob Wiliert 5 -2 Q 3- 2 PQ 35 Cheryl Wilke K Q g . J - Charles Williams ,L 'F , Q Neal Wilson yy --t. t Tom Wmhon r 'i if .. Lynn wright '- L , 2 i -Q f ps Q! il me . . A wt H ff ,. kwin 'W , Class of 1961 Ian Young Sue Young David Zaslow' Jacque Zaslow Rick Zinney Bernard Azarow Phyllis Frazer Patricia Ann Georges Charla Grube Dorothea Kelley lim Norwood Iames Williams Bob Armstrong Pleb Planners THE FRESHMEN CLASS COUNCIL-left to right, First Row: Barbara Kulik, Sue Young, Libby Bate. Second Row: Ioan Sries john Brecheisen, Sharon Messmore. Third Row: Paulene Miller, Charles Burton, Jerry Tiltord. Fourth Row: Candy Sterns, Mr Kendall-Sponsor, Ginny Gage. Fifth Row: A. I. Staples, Ann Kovacovich, Lois Silvey. Qur Cat Tracks Staff The Annual Staff has not produced this annual without perserverence, perspiration, and, sometimes, even a little prayer. At the beginning of the year, the present staff was selected from the enrollees. Most of its members had little or no previous experience in yearbook production. In addition to this, and to add to the confusion, clubs, organizations, etc. had to be formed, of- ficers elected, and various other phases of school life had to be organized before annual coverage could be started. Photography equipment had to be purchased, class pictures had to be made, themes selected, and leaders named: all of which contributed to delaying and handicapping the staff. During the early period, the publications class was oriented on the different skills required to put together a high quality yearbook. After this initial step was taken, things began to roll. Under the able sponsorship of Harry L. Crockett, a final staff was chosen. Selected to lead the group were: Editor-in-:chief Ron Lundeen Business Manager Iudy Moore Section Editors Carol Melander-Faculty - Sharon Brosseau-Classes Sally Coltrin-School Life - Mike Weiss-Sports Ioan Harris-Organizations - Nancy Foster-Photography Carol Bornmann-Art Staff Stcdf Members Ierry Boeh, Ioyce Carrick, Sharon Clark, Ioyce Greenway, Claudia Iohnson, Dennis Iosifek, Iudy Loftfield, Doug McVay, Iackie Runge, Nancy Tisdale, Linda Williams Art Staff Kathi Gates, Roger Long, Mike Daniels Under the direction of the section editors each part of the annual was given elaborate care in its composition. Slowly, but surely, the yearbook came to life. Hundreds of pictures had to be taken before a complete coverage of the school year's events could be given in our annual. Later in the year the student body chose the name of Cat Tracks to be the official symbol of the Central High yearbook. Not long after the name was chosen, the various sections of the volume fell into place rapidly. That is the story of how this 1958 edition of the Central High Cat Tracks got into your hands this very moment. We owe a deep vote of thanks and gratitude to these people who have worked so hard to put out this book. We also wish to show our appreciation to their sponsor, Mr. Harry L. Crocket, for without his supervision and advice, such an undertaking would not be possible. ANNUAL STAFF-left to right, Standing: Sharron Clark, Dennis Iosifek, Claudia Iohnson, Joyce Greenway, Iackie Runge, Nancy Foster, Ioan Harris, Sally Coltrin, Nancy Tisdale, Carol Melander, Joyce Carrick, Sharon Brosseau, Doug MCVCIY, Harry L. Crockett, Sponsor. Seated: Mike Weiss, Ron Lundeen, Iudy Moore. 3 Student Government For a new school, getting Student Government started is a very big job. We, at Central, feel we have accomplished much this year. One of the major projects this year was our American Field, better known as the Foreign Exchange Program. To enlighten the students on just exactly what Foreign Exchange is we had an assembly devoted to this topic. After this, we sold stocks in lnternational Goodwill. With much cooperation by both students and faculty, we made S67l2.00. The clubs on Central's campus wanted an active part in this program, so they all worked together to add to the Foreign Exchange Fund. To end the campaign, the student body participated in a magazine drive, with some of the money going to the Foreign Exchange Fund, and some to our Student Body Fund. One of the big thrills of the year was the ratification of our Constitution which took place on April 22nd, after five long, hard months. We feel that this is a very unique constitution and that application of it will prove very successful. One of the first things we did in organizing our student was to form four committees: Election, Assembly, Traditions, and Social. Under the supervision ofthe Traditions Committee, we had a terrific Rodeo Day. Students dressed western and some even rode horses to school. The student body officers had the pleasure of attending the Arizona State Student Council Convention held December 6th and 7th at West High. They also attended meetings of the Salt River Presidents and Vice-Presidents Association, and benefited much from experience gained here. These are just a few of the many projects and activities that student government has participated in. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS are from Left to Bight: Iudy Wallace, Guidance Board: Beverly Heflin, Secretary-Treasurerg Bob Smelick, Vice President: Bill Lennartz, President. N ji: L 3? N ELECTION COMMITTEE MEMBERS-Left to Right. Standing: Tcny Iohnson, Mike Stoner. Seated: Sharon Brosseau, Ann Bamenofsky, Chairman: Deana Bartels, Doris Horowitz, Bevely lohnson. Election Committee The Election Committee plays an important role in the administration of student government by helping with elections and other events of this nature held here at Central. A hard working organization, the Election Committee was selected from many applicants last fall. We owe a great deal of thanks to this committee for seeing that our Central elections are run fairly and efficiently. Ballots n' Bright Ideas The Traditions Committee is a unique group here at Central. Since it is our first year, many traditions needed to be established, both to build morale and interest in the activities and functions of our school. These people, working together in the best interests of Central are the ones who carry out this task. Among their accomplishments we can list the Miss Victory Contest, Color Day, and Maverick Day. These are but only a tew of their achievements. They definitely deserve a tip-o-the-hat from us Bobcats. Traditions Committee TRADITION COMMITTEE MEMBERS-Left to Right: Sally Lawrence, Linda Redfern, lerry Bceh, Creve Maples, Barbara lsenberq, Mary Ann Fudge. W, t SOCIAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS-Left to Right. Ist Row: Sue Murphy, Chairman, Ioan Harris, Diane Smith, Diane Zaslow, Secretary. 2nd Row: Sandy Holmes, Helen Prince, lo Ann Roberts, Carcia Thornton. 3rd Row: Marilyn Fish, Danna Clancy, Barbara Kirkham, IoAnn Black. 4th Row: Bruce Spector, Co-Chairman. Social Committee The Social Committee is one of the most active and helpful organizations on our campus. lt is to them that We owe the thanks from the success and the planning of our dances and various other social events. Meeting every other Week, the committee plans and O-K's permission for social events and many other phases of Bobcat extra-curricular activity. Again We thank them for their diligence and thoughtfulness in Weighing each event. Service To Central An assembly does not, just, come off. lt takes careful planning and selection before a high quality program is presented before the student body: and that is where the assembly committee comes in. This committee maps out assemblies for the Whole yearp weighing each assembly to see that it Will promote better moral standards and instill thought or interest in the minds of the students for Whose benefit these productions are given. We owe our sincerest gratitude to the mem- bers Who make up this committee for giving us the fine assemblies that We, the student body, have been able to witness and enjoy this year. Assembly Committee ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE MEMBERS-Lett to Right: lim Anderson, Nita Wilson, Bryce Seaman, Susie Distel, Alice Katz, Marti McClanahan, Nancy Coleman, Carol Melander. Not Pictured: Nancy Tisdale, Linda Mathieson. Student Council The Student Council, one ot the most active organizations on campus, has contributed much to the rounding out ot our school lite. Meeting 3rd hour class discuss problems and conflicts the organization, takes an active part in it by zation is presided over by the student body every other week, elected representatives from every arising from daily living. Mr. Prather, sponsor ot contributing advice whenever needed. The organi- oiticers Working in conjunction with students and iaculty. It has filled a very important gap in a Well-rounded student government program. GUIDANCE BOARD MEMBERS-Left to Right, standing: Steve Silver, Bill Lennartz, Bob Smelick, Mr. C. I. Prather, Sponsor. Seated: A. I. Staples, lucly Wallace, Bev I-leflin, Tony lohnson. 1' 429 IJ 2, N We ' ye ?.,S t Q 15 M Y ' , ' v my jg ,,,' i573 is f Guidance Board nllttmlw GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET-Left to Right, lst Row: Ianet Dunikoski, Pat Katz, Elaine Hoffman. Znd Row: Mrs. Blue, bponsory Carol Gold, Iohanne Mabb, Bobbie Nelson, loyce Farquer, Sponsors-Miss Wallingford and Mrs. Risley. 3rd Row: Gay Kitchel, Kathi Gates, Nancy Coleman, Carol Melander. 4th Row: Miss Swanger, Mrs. B. H. Greven- berg, Linda Cotterman, Libbie Baie. Girls' League The highlight of the year for the Girls' League was the Cinderella Ball CPicture on opposite pagel on April 10, l958. Music was by the Aristocrats and intermission singing was done by lucly Mallin. The Cinderella was found to be Linda Wray, whose foot tit the glass slipper donated by a leading shoe store. Many other projects were also carried out by the efficient Girls' League Cabinet and members. GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS-Left to Right: loyce Farquer, lohanne Mabb, Carol Gold, Bobbie Nelson, and Kathi Gates. ,Am R BOYS' ALLIANCE CABINET-left to right. Top Row: Mike Moran, Bob Bigony, Iohn Dick, Mr. Lange-Sponsor. Bottom Row: Bob Storrs, lim Gaike, lack Eaton, Bill Mahan. Boys' Alliance Among the many projects successfully completed by the Boys' Alliance this year was the Stardust Ball held on March 7, l958. Music was furnished by Ernie Carbajal's Combo giving out a swinging beat. Decorations were maticulous and took many hours of Work by the members of the group. This event provided the rounding- out of a Well-balanced program and completed a rewarding year for the Boys' Alliance of Central High. BOYS' ALLIANCE MEMBERS-left to right, Standing: Bob Storrs, lack Eaton, Virgil Trout, Bob Bigony, Leighton Cress, Gary Risinger, Bill Mahan. Seated: Al Mouircm, Iohn Dick. 'Yr Rv -peg 2 Wi I .1-gr-M . 9 A if 'N ? if X. X R FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS-frim left to right are Harald Wittmutz-Germany, Iackie de Vulpian--France, Iuta I-lauel-Germany, Mrs. Ramenoisky-sponsor, lnger Lise Mustad-Norway, Colette van Dorpe--f-Belgium, Francisco de Sousa Gracaw-Portugal. Central student Dick Deppy in background. Foreign Exchange our student body was able to raise S712 towards our Foreign Exchange Fund. The shares in Hlnternational Goodwill' sold for 254' with exchange student autographed copies selling for 52.50. The faculty and students E With certificates such as this, Amrriran ilitrlh Srruirr Stark Qlivrtifimtr put themselves behind the task ' ' ' and practically all participated 1 I in it. We here at Central hope to be able to have at least one HAS BOUGHT ONE SHARE OF INTERNATIONAL GOOD WILL BY INVESTING 5.25 IN AN AMERICAN new serevucs excn-:Amos sruosnr. or two exchange students next year. The money in our fund I will go towards achieving this If Siudenl Council Sponsor goal- 'G- PRESENTATION OF CHECK-Bev Hetlin, Pep Club President, presents check for S100 to Mr. Prather for the Foreign Exchange Fund. The Pep Club raised the money by selling hats and sponsoring dances. Pictured are. left to right: Mike Weiss, Mr. Powell, Bev Heflin, Karen Nelson, Mr. Prather, Florence Howard. The Sock l-lop, a dance sponsored by the PTA was one of Central's very memorable moments. Decorations were of paper socks and prizes were awarded for the most original pair. PTA Sock Hop Our Dads Help Us! Our Dad's Club has been one of the most active organizations on campus this year. Al- ways Willing to help out with school affairs, the club has aided the Boys' Alliance at their formal by servinq as Waiters ancl on the refreshments committee. This is just one of the many Ways in which our Dacl's Club has benefited Central through its Willingness to serve us. X 1. 5 ...sz ff f fe To 8' l , mv V W . ' x :M F -. , . . ,rf t POM PON GIRLS from left to right are: Mary Wolf, Bobbie Nelson, Lynda Morris, Cynthia Lathrop, Doris Bailey, Barbara Kelly, Bonnie Andersen, Sally Lawrence. Qur Pom-Pon Line The first Central High Pom Pon line filled crowds with spark and pep in sport events and assemblies. Their cheerful smiles and attractive costumes, along with their precision dancing, added much to the school spirit and interest from both students and parents as well. Their participation in many assemblies, football and basketball games, the rodeo parade, and special events attracted attention to them as being one of the finest pom pon lines in the state. Tryouts were held late in November. From a group of sixty girls, eight top notch dancers and four alternates were chosen as the first pom pon line ever to represent Central High. ln addition, a class of twenty girls was also picked. The girls designed their own costumes and created their own dances. Along with their fine sponsor, Mrs. Harriet Mitten, these girls deserve praise and recognition for the fine showman- ship they have displayed during this past year at Central. Hats off to you, girls! You did a fine job! ,I , 1-. g -1: , Q tv ,lf 1 Q, -as lt Q wg. C653 415 3 riff if .lf-5325, jigs-1 ig My e .rr it J ,rw W as J ESL: 3 5 it f... T 'V xy 5 if? , , t , it P 1-' .. : 'elim gt Y . T 15.41 ,N V I 'TT' 51, ' ' 2 1, V 1 if gy. xx V2 KF ' , if . fV T . ' at .5 'i ' . f 1 E' i- .J Q Sf? A f il- Q3? V K ,.'??i3f?i'.i2l'i7 y V Z 5 5 , THE CHEERLEADERS are left to right. Top Row: Nancy Davenport, Carol Melander, Sue Fletcher. First Row: ludy Wallace, Carol Smith, Iohanne Mabb, Martha Strickland. Central High is proud of its Cheerleaders, who are one of the brightest symbols of school spirit here at our school. The traditions which these girls have established this year will be passed on through time. An ambitious and talented group, they have appeared at all Pep assemblies, football games, basketball games, and, in general, at any event which has required pep and school spirit. ln the Rodeo Parade, the cheerleaders presented a fine representation ot we Bobcats. After tryouts, which took place this tall, the girls met every night after school to Work up new routines and to practice old ones. They are an ambitious group as is shown by them sponsoring a dance, The Deep Purple Ball, and the other activities in which they are engaged. ' h their sponsor, Peg Mulchay, We, at Central, owe our Cheerleaders a sincere thanks Along wrt Who? Me! Suspense filled the air as rumors of Carl Hayden cheer- leaders invading our assem- bly filtered throughout the campus. Assembly time came, the Hayden cheerers announced, and found to be none other than Central's own Bev Heflin, lerry Ross, Tony Iohnson, Bob Bigony, lack Eaton, and Virgil Trout. The Student body received a big kick from the whole af- fair, and it promoted a lot of school spirit from the annual Carl Hayden game that night. Right: Flossy Howard is shown receiving a dozen roses as part of her gifts for winning the Miss Vic- tory contest. The roses are being presented by Roy Smelick. Miss Victory! Another dramatic moment in Central High's History came with the crowning of Miss Victory towards the end of the football season. Homeroom elections and nominations were held and the winner, Miss Flossy Howard, crowned in an assembly. Miss Howard was given a dozen red roses and many other gifts. A very surprised girl she was, Cas the picture shows? when the results of the election were disclosed. Carl Hayden Cheerleaders? C683 Working Hard? No dance comes off Without a little work: as is shown by these members of the Social Commit- tee decorating for the PTA Sock Hop. Pictured are from left to right: Mrs. Fuller, Diane Zaslow, Sharon Fuller, Iohn Dick, Ioan Harris, Mike Weiss, Karen Cress, Sue Murphy. Crowded, Isn't It? Crowded isn't it? No, not too much say Barbara Russell and Diane Smith sharing a band uni- form. Wonder who the uniform belongs to? Could If Be A Date? It must be something important-the Way they're man, standing is Betty Haas, sitting left to right are: Diane Smith, Barbara Russell, Linda Chenoweth. E v x i all listening so intently. ln the booth is Sandra Wor- Bowling Bests Receiving Bowling trophies and awards are from left to right Charlene Brodsky, Ian Priloble, Mike Daniels, Sharon Fuller, Ioe Abdai. t71J Howdy Folks! Maverick day, March 12th, was a real first for Central. lt climaxed the beard growing contest which determined the cowpokes which were to serve as Sheriffs and deputies of the day. Pictured at the left, they were from left to right: Bill Brana- man-Wyatt Earp, Sheriff Denny Cooke- Bret Maverick, and Bill Brisbin-Deputy Mat Dillan. Students rode horses to school and some were given special permission to ride herd on the Corral, rainy, but full of horses. All in all, it promises to be a delightful and hilarious experience for Centralites annually. Heller-Eaton Trophy Another annual tradition at Central was started with the presentation of this Eaton- Heller trophy. At the annual Carl Hayden- Central game the trophy will be awarded to the winning school to keep until it is defeated by one school or the other. The trophy is being presented by Mr. lack Eaton and Mr. Marvin S. Heller. This year Central received the trophy, score--Hay- den 19, Central 19. t l l H Our executive committee members don their school colors and derbies in hon- or of Central Hiqh's first Color Day. Red and qray were the identifying colors of loyal Centralites partici- patinq in the event which was supported whole- heartedly by the student body. :N Hand Outs? Our executive committee advertistnq derbies are lrom left to right: Bill Lennartz, Iudy Wallace, Mr. Prather, Bev Hetlin, and Bob Smetick. OPPOSITE PAGE: Cinderella, another Drama Club present- ation, was held on March 19th. The play showed that a lot of time and effort by the club had been devoted to its I presentation. I , Color Day t Us-f C733 l Admiring the new addition to the Central High Campus during the beginning of the holidays are from lelt to right: Barbara Iones, Nancy Osborn, Ann Hall, Audrey Thompson, Sharron Gardner, and Donna Green. The Snowman was built by ambitious Centralites, who hauled the snow from nearby? Prescott. Several boys and girls helped in the con- struction oi it in the early morning hours on December 20th. Thanks to the efforts of these industrious students, an almost unknown sight greeted the eyes of sleepy Bobcats. Santas Snowmen OPPOSITE PAGE-The Christmas Assembly was presented to an audience that tell completely into the theme of the whole production by the Advanced Dance department. The assembly featured Rudolph and the other raindeer complete with flourescent nose and ally plus a visit by Santa. The Night Before Christmas was also reenacted with music furnished by the Choraliers and mixed chorus. The assembly proved to be one of the best and most smoothly run of the school year. K W N! 2 X X3 5'-Se .HJ 'tw mm ' r 3 ABOVE: Brent Smith, Central haliback, scores on a 3-yard plunge as the Bobcats surpassed St. Mary's l.V. 24-19. No, 75 is big Dave Areghini, Central linesman and 65 is Earl Barry, right tackle. LEFT MIDDLE: No. 68, Don Silver leads the Bobcats out to the last qame ot the year with Carl Hayden. No. 50 is Al Heller and 35 Brent Smith. RIGHT MIDDLE: Bill Snell, an end, snags one during practice at Phoenix College. BELOW: Coaches Mariah, Hickman and Tietz look on as the Bobcats defeat Scottsdale UV? 13-O in our opening game of the season. The man at the right C823 is Dennis Casey, Cat Pack linesman. FIRST VARSITY BOBCAT SQUAD MEMBERS include-Row 1:Gerry Bose, Brent Smith, Bob Hutchens, David Audsley, Larry Marks, Alan Heller, Russ Magnusson, Carl Bornhouser, Gary Wynne, Ron Bedia, Bryce Seaman, Steve Clausman. Row Z: Steve Silved, Bob Bigony, Bill Baker, lack Brown, Ron Brakebill, Dave Areghini, lack Eaton, lohn Matzinger. Bow 3: Iohn Hickman, Coachg Roger Kaylan, Manager: Ioe Kock, Bill Snell, Dennis Stringer, Virgil Trout, Chris Kosak, Ed Lay, Earl Barry, Dennis Casey, Alan Ieftries, Alan Moutran, Bernie Iohson, Manager: Pug Marich, Coat--ti. Cat Pack Completes First Season Finishing their first football season, the Central High varsity football team has made a very successful showing with 4 wins, 4 losses and l lie. The team was ably coached by Martin Pug Marich and Iohn Hickman. The captains of the team were: Al Heller, Iohn Matzinger and Al Moutran. The Cat Pack started off the season with a triumph over the Scottsdale Beavers, 13-0. Half- back Al Heller and Brent Smith scored each on short run plays. Central scored the only points of the game in the first quarter. Next the Bobcats fought a hard game with the North High l.V., but lost a tough decision, 13-0. At Phoenix College the Cats encountered a rough Phoenix Union l.V. team dropping the contest, 19-6. Al Moutran's 20-yard pass to Carl Bornhauser gave Central its only score. A week later the Pack traveled to Tucson where they displayed excellent sportsmanship and gave Pueblo a rough time with Pueblo winning 20-13. The Bobcats then met West High I.V. at Montgomery Stadium where they played one of their finest games of the season and showed West that they are a pretty rugged team. Brent Smith and Al Heller eached scored 2 touchdowns for the highlights of the game. ln the third quarter West had the lead 20-l4, but the brave Central team opened up in the last quarter with a burst of 20 points to win. After the rain cancelled one game the Cats met with the Mesa I.V. where they had a terrific spirit but unfortunately lost 27-6. Two days later the undaunted Central team walloped the Sunnyslope I.V., 4l-7, in a magnificent display of football knowhow. ABOVE: Brent Smith C355 runs for a touchdown as Ronnie Brakebill C36J tries to tackle an onrushing Falcon in our annual rival game against Carl Hayden. The Bobcats fought a tough game to a 19-19 draw. FOOTBALL SCORES Opponents Central Scottsdale I .V.-0 .t,,,a ,a... l 3 North High LV.-13 ....,.,.,. 0 P.U. Reserves-19 ..,.,,,.,, , 6 Pueblo High I.V.-20 ,...,, , 13 West High LV.-20 ,7,aa,a,,. 34 Mesa Reserves-26 .,,aaa,,,. 7 Sunnyslope LV.-7 .....t,,at 41 St. Mary's I.V.-19 ..,..,a,,. 24 Carl Hayden High-19 ..,. 19 TAKE OFF! Bobcats prepare to meet the Falcon team head-on as Al Moutran, Cat quarterback :aces with the hall while the referee looks on in our tinal game of the season. After battling St. Mary's I.V. to a 24-19 victory in which they beat a top IV team with Brent Smith high point man with 2 touchdowns, the Bobcats played their biggest game of the year with their rival, Carl Hayden. Both teams showed terrific courage and sportsmanship right down to the last second, as the two teams battled to a 19-19 tie, Brent Smith accounted for all Central's touchdowns, returning a kickoff 85 yards, running 3 and 46 for others, and passing 32 yards to Ioe Koch. For the tirst year the Bobcats looked good, but next year as an AA school, we should be right in there battling as a top team. C805 FROSH--completing their iirst season with an impressive record include-Row 1: loe Garcia, Coachy Dave Stolfa, Dick Bowe, lim Neely, Gary Gaston, Larry Leabo, lim Moran, Glen Lundqren, Phil Houck, Allan Bunch, Manaqer. Row 2: Bill Iohnsori, Ronald Stryer, Bob Gilliam, Terry Schmidt, Steve Wall, Barnes Twitty, Donald Taylor, Bob Starrs, Ben Iohrison. Row 3: Rick Kenison, Ted Thayer, Tom Fife, Tom Elder, lohn Tanner, Larry Gardiner, Rick Zivney, Howard Rudd, Mel Dunn, Iohn Paddelford, Coach. Frosh, Midgets Wind Up First Year The midgets ending very successfully with an undefeated season are, Row 1: Elston Tietz, Coach: Ellis Davis, Mel Dunn, Carl Bomhouser, Ronald Carter, Phillip lackson, Mike O'Brien, Don Miller, Al Hoefiel, Coach. Row 2: Kenneth Gremmels, Ed Martensen, Donald White, Tom Alberti, lim Porter, Gary Smith, Burke Rosenzweiq, Tom Witthoft, Tim Davis, Row 3: Gary Abromovitz, Mike Bornhauser, Steve Ryciak, Ronnie Bolinqer, Mike Gotch, Larry Marks, Robert Matzinqer, Charles Serqersten, Bruce Eastlake. C813 1957-58 VARSITY CAGERS includeeBottom Row: Bob Smelick, Steve Bassett, Pat Kubler, Lynn Wright, Lynn Gaston, Gary Adler. Top Row: lohn Padcieltord, Coach: lack Hay, Dick Dickson, Bill Lennartz, Dave Manor, Bill Snell, lim Gatke, and lohn Matzinger, Manager. Not pictured are: Pete Kilqard and Gary Olmstead. Lennartz Hits - Honorable Mention - All City Bill Lennartz, student body president, and iirst string varsity center for our basketball team brought Central a great honor in this our iirst year. He was named to honorable mention on the all-city basketball team chosen annually by the Arizona Republic. Bill has played in almost every game as the starting center. He was second highest scorer for the season with l56 points scored. Dave Manor, Bobcat guard, received the tree throw shot trophy given by' Coach Iohn Paddeliord. Making 37 out of 60 tries for a 62? average, he was also leading scorer with a total of l85 points for the entire season. These boys have certainly shown what a iine spirit this team had and how they really worked hard. BASKETBALL 1957 - 58 Opponents Central Scottsdale-60 ....... ,ciYc,.. 2 4 Phx. Indian-67 ..... ....... 5 1 St. Mary's-50 .....V,V. .....,.. 3 9 Carl Hayden-38 ......,.ir,.i. 53 Phx. Christian--42 ..,.,....... 59 Peoria High-46 ...., ....c,.. 5 2 Brophy Prep-51 ..i............. 49 Washington-74 ..c,....a,.... 69 Phx. Indian-81 ..... ....,,. 6 6 Tempe-60 ....,....,. . ......, 50 St. Mcn'y's-50 ....... ....... 4 3 Brophy-53 .......... ...,,.. 4 5 Sunnyslope-6 1 ,.... t...... 4 8 Carl Hayden-48 .,..,,........ 59 Ccttcrlincr-64 ........ ....... 5 3 IUMP 'EM! Bill Lennartz, Bobcat center, tries to outjump a Scottsdale man in our opening game of the season. Central played a rough game but lost to the Beavers. Bobcai's Baskeimakers. The Central High varsity basketball season was opened officially' during the last week of November in 1957 with 86 boys attending tryouts tor the varsity team. After two weeks ot com- petition, Coaches Iohn Paddeliord and Ioe Garcia had selected 31 boys to represent the Bobcats. Following a slow start, the Bobcats came to lite and had a tair year tor our tirst year by winning 4 games and losing 12 games. Outstanding performances tor the season were highlighted by the selection ot Bill Lennartz on the all-city team and the presentation of the Free Throw Trophy to Dave Manor. Outstanding offensively were Bill Lennartz, Dave Manor, lack Hay, Dick Dickson and Lynn Gaston. Defen- sive standouts were Bill Lennartz and Iack Hay. The Bobcats beat their rival Carl Hayden in two games by 53-38 and 59-48. They beat Phoenix Christian and Peoria by big margins and almost beat Brophy Prep with a last minute burst of points, but lost 49-51. All games they played and lost were lost only be a few points in each case. They' averaged 50 points per game to their opponents 55 points per game. These boys practiced hard and worked hard on the court when they played. They were competing against many older boys while most of these are only sophomores and juniors. Next year these boys should be really in there pitching and will probably' come out with a fine record. LV. HOOP PROSPECTS are - Bottom Row: George Martin, Man- ager, Ronnie Gowens, Dick Walker, Ice Geig- er, Ioe Garcia, Coach. Top Row: Howard Rudd, Ioe Azarow, Iohn Man- qum, Mike Munroe and Chuck Brotherton. Not pictured include: Ed Day, Earl Barry, and Iohn Hooker. Defeated But Determined FUTURE BASKETBALLERS - Bot- tom Row: Mike O'Brien, Gary Gaston, Bill Gold, Austin Horn, Mel Dunn. Top Row: Don White, Alan Moutran, Scott Stowe, Larry Engle, Hudson Twittly, Ed Saw- yer, Iohn Hickman, Coach. Members oi Bobcat varsity baseball squad. working hard in their first year, include-Bottom Row: Bob Ulin, Manager, Dave Phasley, Mel Dunn, Lynn Gaston, Lynn Castle, Dick Walker, Mike Rhodes, Manager. Row 2: Iohn Hickman, Coach, Eddie Pauling, lack Culp, Ioe Geiger, Clarke Espey, Alan Moutran, Ierry Rose, and Ioe Garcia, Coach. Top Row: Howard Rudd, Dave Manor, Bill Lennartz, Iack Hay, lim Neely, Bill Snell, Dennis Kuzma, Ball Players, Play Ball! LOSE SOMETHING? Al Moutran, Bobcat catcher slides safely to home plate while Camelback player tries to apply a tag, but apparently he forgot something, the ball. Bobcats Won the game 9-6. Bobcat Baseball Squad Splits Even Top: Ierry Rose, Central shortstop, gets ready to take a hefty swing at the ball. Picture was taken at the Camelback game here at our own diamond. Left: Clark Espey K4l puts the tag on Mel Dunn as the two Central ball players show how we beat Camelback High 9-6. Bottom Riqht: Ioe Geiger takes a mighty swing at the loall as he hit a double in our game against the Spartans. Batter Up. PUSHERS! Iohn Hooker of Central and Manuel Carbajal of Si. lVlary's come to the finish line in a dead heat. They were racing in the 440-yard dash in a dual meet against St. Marys. Cindermen Make Good Showing ln Firsi Year FROSH TRACKMEN include-Top Row: Larry Gardiner, Bob Storrs, Dave Stolfa, Ned Sawyer, Bob Gilliam, Ron Brakebill, Hudson TWiiiy,a1'id coach Martin Marich. Row 2: Ed Corral, Dave Philabaum, Bruce Shawler, Eddie O'Clair, Tom Crowe, Dori Taylor, and Bill Gold. 1877 Fast moving men oi Central's line spirited track team include: Bottom Row: Steve Clausman, Ron Carter Don Montoya lack Brown, Mason Frank, Pat Kubler, and Bill Nixon. Row 2: Ed Martenson, Mike Davis, Ian Torrey, Bill Brisbm Bob Stamps Iohn Rocker, Charles Brotherton, and Coach, Mr. Ellis. Top Row: Iohn Paddelford, Coach, Bob Webb, Manager Bill Taylor Virgil Trout, Dick Dickson, Darryl Wold, Earl Barry, Mike Gianelli, Harold Green, George Martin and Iohn Matzrnger Managers GO GET 'EMI Darryl Wold and Bill Nixon race toward the finish line over the low hurdles in a dual match against St. Marys'. lack Brown is in the back- ground. We Worked Hard! Lady racqueteers of Centra1's fisrt varsity qirls' tennis team are-Row'1: Kathy Fletcher, Alice Katz, Linda Cotterman. Row 2: Sue Murphy, Adriene Cotterman, Barbara Simpson, and Sally Hardin, Coach. 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Our golf team has made a fine showing this year: under the direc- tion of Mr. Harvey Zorn, these boys and girl have turned in an outstanding record for our first year. They are-Row 1: Pat Cal- loway, David Byrd, Mike Ray, George Purlia. Mid- dle Bow: Charles Burton, George Boutell, Leighton Cress, Dennis Stancik, and Sally Lawrence. Top Row: Mike Calloway, Gary Gerovac, Ted Dehmer, Mr, Zorn, Lynn Wright, and Bruce McMillen. Girls' Tennis Scores 'J '3 Boys' Tennis Scores Th , . Central-7 Phoenix Union -0 e boys tennis team under the Central-3 North High -4 guidance of Coach Blaine Leigh- CenU'U1'6 SUHHYSIOPG -1 Central-2 Pueblo -5 ton have finished their first year Ce,-m.a1.7 Cal-11-Iqlfden ,U with 12 wins and only 4 losses, C tml-4 S th M , 3 Central-4 Camelback -3 which is an outstanding record en ou ounmm' Centml-6 South Mountain-1 considering this is our beginning CeUl1'U1'4 SCOUSCIGIG -3 - Year Gt Central- cenrmi-o Mesa High -7 Central-0 West High -7 From the looks of this team, they Central-7 Camelback -0 Central-2 Phoenix Union -5 should be way up in top conten- Central-2 North High -5 Central-3 Pueblo -4 tion next year as this team has . plenty of get up and go . This Cenh'a1'1 WestH1gh '6 Central-6 Phoenix Union -l team is composed mostly of fresh- Central-7 Phoenix Union -0 Central-1 West High -6 man and sophomore boys al- Central-7 South Mountain-0 though they have been competing Central-3 North High -4 against schools which are com- Cemm1'6 Cm'1HaYden 'l Central-5 Camelback I2 posed mostly of junior and senior Central-4 Scottsdale -3 boys. We can expect great things Central-4 Camelback -3 Central-6 Sunnyslope -1 from this remarkable team. Central-0 West High -7 Central-4 South Mountain-3 Central-4 North High -3 The girls' tennis team, coached by Miss Sally Hardin, has split 6-7, winning six, losing seven. The girl's tennis team Worked hard and had a fine spirit. Playing their games and practicing on Central's only four tennis courts, these girls had to alternate with the boys to use these courts: but it all appeared to turn out pretty gay' for all concerned. For the first year these girls looked good and we are confident that they will bring the Bobcats right up there in top contention next year. t9Ol 1 Althouqh the wrestling team won only a few, they fought hard. Ccmposed mostly oi freshman and sophomore boys, our team was wrestling aqainst junior and senior boys. Members of this fine team include--Row 1: Tom Alberti, Larry Marks, Mike Bornhouser, Allen Alexander, and Bob Mizer. Row 2:'BolJ Gilliam, Dan Reynolds, LeRoy Suserud, David Stolfa, Tom Crowe, and Carl Bornhouser. Top Row: Rod Palmer, David Audsley, Al Heller, Gary Gerovac, Iohn Steiner, Brent Smith, and Coach Martin Marich. A Happy First Year Left: Midget wrestlers, Allen Alexander and Bob Mizer demonstrate techniques they used during their wrestling season, while Coach Martin Pug Marich referees. Right: SMILEY! Rod Pa'mer, 'wrestler for the Bobcats in the 165 pound class, lifts over two hundred pounds of Weiqhts while Wirkfng out and still manages to break a lziq grin. lk' rdswfu. W .Alum Parent-Teacher Association Of Central High School Central High P.T.A. was planned in anticipation of a new school. Interested parents gath- ered long before the campus was completed and were ready to help the administration. With the opening of school an organization meeting was held and the first officers were elected, Mrs. Herman Fuller, PresidenteMrs. Marvin Heller, First Vice-President-Mrs. loe M. Reavley, Second Vice-President-Mrs. Charles Hagerty, Recording Secretary-Mrs. Robert Wallace, Corresponding Secretary-Mr. Elmer F. Felton, Treasurer-with a full compliment of Standing Committees. The group has been active in cooperation with students and teachers in promoting Worth While projects. They sponsored the Soc Hop for the students and assisted with other social func- tions throughout the year. .if K g rv-.-.L l f P.T.A. BOARD OF MANAGERS-front row. left to right: Bill Lennartz, Student Body President -A4f- Virginia Gage, Freshman Class Representative-wSecond Row: Mrs. Donald Miller, Mrs. Marvia Heller, First Vice-President-Mrs. Herman Fuller, President- Mrs. loe M. Reavley, Second Vice President-Mrs. Hirsh Kaplan, Mr. Elmer Felton, Treasurer. Third Row: Mrs. Charles Hagerty, Secretary, Mrs. Pryor Day, Mrs. Robert Wallace, Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. L. L. Stolfa, Mrs. L. B. lefferies, Mrs. ,lack Brown, Mrs. lack MCK. Pardee. Absent from the picture-Mr. M. Wayne Pitts, Mrs. Wm. P. Risley, Dr. George Boss, Mrs. A. I. Ramenofsky, Mr. Marvin Heller, Mrs. I. A. Eisenbeiss, Mrs. Mattie Hackett, Mrs. Louis Iekel, Mr. lohn Kendall. 5 Lai Wm S 9 Top Students Parnassus Club The Parnassus Club is a society founded to promote and recognize scholar- ship, to promote the idea that academic excellence is desirable in school, to uphold the high standards of Phoenix Central High School, to promote the suc- cess of the National Honor Society, and and to Work out a program ot service to the school. Officers and Constitution Committee ROW 1: Gus Blanchard, Vice-president, Sally Coltrin, Treasurer, Carol Sullivan, Secretary: Lenore Pardee, President: Casey Blitt, Constitution Committee: Mr. Ridenour, Sponsor. ROW 2: Alvin Bender, Peter Veeck, Deanna Bartels, Tom loerger, Bill Tye, Constitution Committee. ROW 1: Bruce Pratt, Marianne Monnamaker, Bobbie Nelson, Barbara Pseran, Ken 'vValdman, Bill Mahan, Roy Meng, Cathy Carpenter, Libbie Bate. ROW 2: Ierry Telfer, lulia O'Toole, Bonnie Andersen, lohanne Mabb, Ronnie Lundeen, Sally Laws ence, Llew Howard, Doug McVay, Darryl Wold, Mike McVay. BOW 3: Susie Distel, Alice Katz, Karen Seabury, Bonita DeWitt, Carol Ann Mihelich, Gayle Kitchel, Carol Gold, Kathy Fletcher, Lawrence Marks, Ronnie Hubert. ROW 4: Bar' bara Simpson, Katy Davis, Bev lohnson, Marsha Thornton, Marilyn Fish, Carole Anqius, Karen Isaacson, Donna Clancy, M. I. Schwartz, Roberta Frazen. ROW 5: Fred Kuechelrnann, Carl Hunter, Brent Deupree, Henry Keneally, David Stern, Bob Keilly, Mike Weiss, lim lefteries, Church Faris, Ruth Fisher. ROW 6: Don Miller, Larry Gardanier, Austin Horn, A. I. Staples, Bill Johnson, Rick Kennison, Iarnes Iefferies, William Gilmore, Stanley Schatt. Parnassus Members ROW 1: ludith Pardee, Ieanne Felix, Lynn O'Malley, Beverly Lynn Iohnsen, Anne Rae, Sharon Messmore, Iacque Zas- low, Diane Newmark, Marilyn Mitchell, Iudy Lando, Linda Redlern. ROW 2: Pat Hammerstrom, Bernice Fonq, Ianet Thielke, Nancy Edmiston, Ioyce Greenway, Ginny lekel, Lynne McLaughlin, Marti McClanathan, Sherry Fuller, Doris Horowitz. ROW 3: Aleda Hajek, Cheryl White, Carol Smith, Elaine Hoffman, Carol Schweiger, Charla Grube, Linda Mathieson, Mary Lu Baker, Noelle Mondotte, Iudy Pierson, Patricia Katz. ROV! 4: Barbara Myers, ludy Stone, Betty Randall, Kathy Brayer. Ioan Harris, Sue Murphy, Karen Cress, Verriette Pearson, Diane Zaslow, Ioan Gries. ROW 5: Walter Enqlund, Pam Laz- zari, Nancy Tisdale, Io Ann Roberts, Helen Prince, loy Mahan, Dorothea Kelley, Iudy Hauskins, Nancy Seib, Carol Kriss- man. ROW 6: Mike Turner, Tom Barnet, Patty Pattee, Marianne Payne, Sandy Holmes, Diane Smith, Karen Moore, Lenda Chenoweth, Ann Hondrum, Pat Pansini. CENTRAL SCIENTISTS-Leit to Right, Sitiing: Nancy Brown, Linda Brown, Michelle Hagerman, Carl l-lunier, lim Ander- son, Chuck Faris, Andy Berry, David Wagner, Tom Bai-nel. Standing: Henry Keneally, Mrs. lohnson, Greg Shalamunec, Carol Bornrnann, Gary Payne, Stevan Binqaman, David Borris, Frank Gilleland, Bill Tye. Science and Elecfronics Radio Club Organized as one of Central's first clubs. The aims are to provide a continuous study of the more interesting problems of electronics. Lei! to Right: Ieff Jefferies, President: Iudy Kaytain, secreiary, Peter Littler, Bob Gregory, William Gilmore, Vice-president, Nancy Samuelson, Mr. Shehane, Sponsor, Terry Stephens, Bill Baker, Bob Vyne, David Bruce, David Cheney. g EN , it . X it We Lett to right, Sitting: Io Garcia, Secretary-treasurer, Susie Peters, Vice-president, Carol Peliuso, Susan Ainsa, Pam Lazzari. Standing: Charles Faris, Bryce Seaman, Mike Griffith, Mr. Corno, Crew Schmidt, Mike Vxfeiss, President. Flash Cats The Flash Cats displayed the national prize winning photographs in the library this year. They also had a bake sale to help raise money for the foreign exchange student program tor next year. Their main purpose to learn the technique and arts ot photography. Photography and Writing The Creative Writing Club members are driven with a desire to write, and the challenge ot producing a story, a poem or novel has been rewarding. They have realized to a certain degree, personal tultillment tor writings sake. They hope that this sell-expression will lead to some good Writers in the future. SCRIBES-Lett to Bight, Sitting: loan Harris, Vice-president, Karen Cress, Secretary: Margaret Sloane, President, Mrs. Hackett, Carol Krissman, Treasurer: leanie Bonner. Standing: Sally Rhodes, Bobbie Minear, Kay Ward, Lynda Scott, Shar- ron Clark, Sandra Price, Sue Murphy, Tom Barnet, David Wagner, Beatrice Vlfilletta. l Q 1 Q wamwm--r4nw....., rwess W-uwunwpu raw. ,W .Q-...Q My ,,,. ,W .-.......,,,.. BOBCAT BRUSHPUSHERS-Left to Right, Kneeling: Ian Robinson, lulia O'Toole, Rita Soto, lim Daley. Sitting: Pam Ham- mersirom, Linda O'Brien, Sandra Moss, Ianet Kirby, Linda Chenoweth. Standing: Allegro Berrian, Eva Kerr, Brenda Cor- ringion, Pam Cohen, Beatrice Willetta, Miss McCann. Arts and Home Future Homemakers of America Future Hornernakers of America is the national organization ot girls and boys studying homemaking in high schools ot the United States and Territories. An an integral part oi the hornernaking program, FHA provides opportunities tor students to have additional experiences in planning and carrying out activities related to hornemaking. The national organization is composed ot chartered state associations which are made up ot local chapters. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA lF.H.1-Ll Left to right, First row lSittingJ: Linda Martin, president, Nancy Edrniston. Second row lStand- inql: Ioyce Greenway, recorder and historian, Florence Perrine, Emily Ellis, Secretary-Treas. LEGIO DECIMA-left to right, first row: Pat Katz, Io Ann Miller, ludie lohnston, Ann Turner, Barbara Sistter, Bernice Fonq. Second row: George Werner, lim Cherry, lone Hartwich, Carol Peluso, Carol Schweiqer, Marilyn Sinibaldi, Nancy Coleman, Secretary, Florence Howard, Vice President, loan Halstead. Standing: Pam Lazzari, George Boutell, Dianne Lord, President, Mike Turner, Deanna Bartels, Stanley Schatt, Torn Capoot, Treasurer, Barbara Phillips, Linda Mathieson, ludy Bartels, Pat Foster, Dennis losifek, Charles Faris, Mrs. Robbins. eamwork! Future Teachers Of America FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA tF.T.A.J Left to right, first row: Libby Bate, Beatrice Fong. Second Row: Iudy Bartels, Hope Williams, Miss Crouter, Lu Baker. Third Row: Bill Tye, Vernette Pearson, Deanna Bartels, Carol Mikelich, lerry Paqe. SCIMITAR HI-Y-left to right. First Row: Bob Ulin, Treasurer, Ierry Boeh, Vice President, Iohn Dick, President, Ken Waldman, Secretary, Casey Blitt, Sgt. at Arms, Al Melendez, Chaplain. Second Row: Dennis Iosifek, Doug McVay, Mike Stoner, Tom Capoot, Ron Lundeen. Standing: Mr. Hinkel, Bud Kulik, Bill Mahan, Ray Gillespie, Historian, Bob Stamps, lack Brutcher. The Hi-Y was active this year in several service projects tor various organizations. Along with this, the Hi-Y basketball team competed in the district tournament. The basketball team con- sisted of Bud Kulik, Ray' Gillespit, Doug McVay, Bob Ulin, Ken Waldman, Iohn Dick, Casey Blitt, Al Melendez, lock Evans, Hal Green, lerry Harvey, and Steve Fink, The Hi-Y also sent representa- tives to Model Legislature. Much Activity The Chess Club's main purpose is to promote and develop an interest in chess: thereby furthering good sportsmanship along with other qualities necessary tor a competitive sport. CHESS CLUB-left to right, First Row: Bill Gilmore, George Stone, Mike Vyne, Vice President, Creve Maples, President, Don Hayden, Ricky Grashil. Second Row: Robert Miller Theresa Procter, Secretary-treasurer, Lynn King, lim Robinson Bruce Pratt. 1100 on X ,..w,.s fr QU' Q.- SOLO DEO TRI HI-Y-left io righi, First Row: Laurie Ball, Io Zwikel, Mrs. Fouty, Linda W'ray, Mary Ann Fudge, Carol Mehelich. Second Row: Barbara Popkin, Sue Beavers, Helen Ekberq, Sally Lawrenceffhird Row: Dee Dawson, Barbara Sistler, Ioan Fisher, Judy Chambers, Charlotie Fish. Fourth Row: Ioyce Freeman, Barbara Wlriiesell, lean Bates, Shelly Beaqle, Lynda Morris. Solo Deo Tri Hi-Y On The Go Scienfisfs Visii' Tucson and The U. of A. 'r,,..--'K s x ..., f-'m r1 w fXmmmtdm PEP CLUB--left to right. First Row: Iana Stahlberq, Vice President, Bev Heflin, Presi- dent, Marcia Benner, Secretary. Second Row: Shirley Reese. Barb Fashbouqh, Iudy Wal- lace, Mary Sandra Luhrs, Karen McArthur, Sue Fletcher, ludy Velee. Third Row: Hel- en Prince, Diane Zaslow, Char- lene Bartlett, Nancy Coleman, Ioan Harris, Iudy Cowley. Fourth Row: Sally Bengtson Kay Anderson, Nancy Tisdale, Marti McClanathan, Tracy Duncan, Iudy Sedin, Sue Murphy. Fifth Row: Sally Coltrin, Patty Cohen, Sandy Holmes, Deanna Bartels, ludy Bartels, Linda Mathieson. fi, yi Vitality Plu PEP CLUB-left to right, First Row: Bev Iohnson, Vernell West, Francie Hoag, Bernice Fong. Second Row: Pat Lyn- ley, Barb Simonson, Sue Young, Cindy Esienbeiss, Lynn O'Malley, Sharon Super, Karen Seabury, lo Ann Brown, Leslie Rhodes. Third Row: lackie Zaslow, Dale Geoffrey, Caro- lyn Morrel, Charleen Shaw, Bonita De lNitt, Linda North. Fourth Row: Martha Strick- land, Laura Whitacker, Tang- erine Viveritto, Carol Schweiq- er, Ioy Monohan. Fifth Row: Diane Taylor, Nancy Daven- port, Darlene Smith, Mary lones, Ianice Riqhter, Diane Bingham. C102 1037 CIRCLE FRANCAIS-left to right-First Row: Iohn McVay, Beatrice Willette, Tom Ioerger, President lst semester. Second Row: Sally Coltrin, Margaret Sloane, Treasurer, lst semester, Kathy Fletcher, Doris Horowitz, Ioan Harris, Doris Bailey. Third Row: ludy Mallin, Mme. Bedewill, David Wagner, Denise Preston, loan Perrault, Alice Katz, Secretary, lst semester, Adrienne Cot- terman, Ken Anderson. Le Cercle Francais Bonjour Mes Amisfas we would say to our lriends in France. The purpose of our club is to give us a chance to use the French language together, and to have a better understanding of the French people and customs. This year our club's main project has been to promote the foreign exchange student pro- gram tund at Central. Joie de Vivre. FRENCH CLUB-left to right-First Row: Brent Deupree, Bruce Karmard, Doug lvlcVay, Martha Gianelli, Virginia Luhrs, lan-et Dunikoski, Ianet Kirby, Cynthia Howard. Second Row: Linda Cotterman, Gay Kitchell, Llew Howard, Mary Ann Fudge, Marti Mc'Clanathan, Barbara lo Berkson, Pam Cohen, Pam Dow, Third Row: Bob Schell, Casey Blitt, Kathie Mangano, ludy Pierson, Sheila Dunn, Dorothy Blythe, Diane Newmark, Noelle Mendotte, Mme, Redewill, Sharen Fuller, Pamela Church, Aleda Hajok, Martha Strickland, Gail O'Hair, Brenda Corrington. DRAMA CLUB-lei! to right. First Row: Don Coifinger, Bill Tye, Charlene Bartlett, Marti McClanathan, Charles Spencer, Clyde Parker. Second Row: Nancy Tisdale, Iudy Lando, Kay Ward, Karen Moore, Gayle Kitchell, Pat Kubler, Bernice Benda- lin. Third Row: Judy Mallin, Diane Newmark, Carolyn Morell, Cheryl White, Marilyn Sinibaldi, Dale Geoffrey, Barbara lsenberg, Ginny Iekel, Bonnie Piper, Dottie Reeves, Nancy Samuelson, Marilyn Mitchell. Drama Club The Drama Club's primary purpose is to promote an interest in drama. ln the years to come at Central High the Drama Club hopes someday to have an auditorium so that we can put on some very good plays with the right equipment. We have put on two little plays, one was Hits, Skits, and Misses early in the year to raise money for the Christmas program. Later dur- ing the month of March we gave a play Cinderella which showed a lot of interest in Dramatics. Future Business Leaders Future Business Leaders ot America serves as a means of giving young people who plan to enter the business world an opportunity to learn about organizations and the way they work. The organizational plan ot F.B.L.A. includes local and state chapters and the national organ- ization. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA-F.B.I..A.-left to right, First Row: Nancy Samuelson, Beryl Montgomery, Carol Michelich. Second Row: Lynda Morris, President, Nita Wilson, Secretary, Carol Morrow, Pat Bochman Third Row: Bobbie Nelson, Barbara Shelor, Iudy Moore, Mary Huff. Fourth Row: loan Fischer, Iudy Chambers, Marilyn Standt, Barbara White- sell. Fifth Row: Helen Ekberg, Sharon Gafke, Beverly De W'itt, Carol Surnmerfelt, Treasurer. Sixth Row: Peggy Vanderhoft. ludv Stone, Sheila Dunn, Margaret Haas. U04 'lf E ti LES CHATON-Y-TEENS-First Row, left to right: Lynn Florey, Darlene Gentry, Darlene Collins, Doris Magliocco, Treasurer, Mrs. Vance. Second Row: Paula Bargley, Ioyce Bench, Kathie Mangano, President, Margaret Sullivan. Third Row: Nita Wil- son, l.C.C.R., Katie Bowser, Secretary, Iackie Runge, Sharon Brosseau. Fourth Row: Phyllis Cook, Ian Pribble, Sgt. at Arms, Ruth Cain, Sandra Brodsky, Barbara Simpson, Ioyce Moslander, Nancy Foster. Not Present- 'Vice President, Sharon Gadis. Les Chaton had a bake sale to raise money .tor our treasury and a pin sale to raise money for the city Wide Y Teen dance in May. Friendship, Friendship, Friendship The purpose ot the Fellowship Club is to promote better human relations among the various religions ot the world. lt also is trying to provide youth with a democratic and educational experi- ence and appreciation oi their own religion as well as others thereby furthering the ideals ot Human Brotherhood. FELLOWSHIP CLUB left to right, first row: Doris Horowitz, ludy Lando, Carol Krissman, Susie Friedman, Ann Ramenotslzy. Second Row: Mike Weiss, Ruth Fisher, Recording Secretary, Hope Williams, Iudy Loken, Phil Blende, President. Third Row: Mr. Sordahl, Roberta Frozen, Barbara lsenberg, Marilyn Mitchell, Carol Sullivan, Ioan Harris. Fourth Row: Dave Stein, Bolt Keilly, Program Chairman, Bob Smelick, Vice President. g 3.a...aA 1057 LETTERMEN-First Row: Don Silver, Chris Kosack, lohn Steiner, Steve Silver, Larry Marks, David Audsly, Iohn Rooker. Sec- ond Row: Roger Kaplan, Bod Palmer, Virgil Trout, Earl Barry, Eddie Lay, Dick Dickson, Jack Brown. Third ROW: Iohn Mat- zinger, ,Tack Eaton, Gary Wynne, Lynne Wright, Bob Smelick, Pat Kubler, Dan Reynolds. Fourth Row: Allen Ieffreys, Bob Bi- gony, Iim Gatke, Bob I-luchins, Buss Magnussen, Al Heller, Brent Smith. Fifth Row: Ie-rry Rose, Bill Lennartz, Al Moutran, David Arigini, Lynne Gaston, Dennis Stringer, Bryce Seamen. Sixth Row: lack I-lay, Dave Manor, Coach Marich, Bill Snell. The purpose of this club is to provide a common fellowship for all varsity lettermen at Phoe- nix Central High School. Further, its purpose is to promote athletics, sportsmanship, school spirit and good relations between school athletics and school academics. ports and A. V. The Audio Visual Club of Central High is organized for those students who have an interest in sound recording, reproduction, and motion pictures. We, in co-operation with the A.V. Depart- ment, maintain and run sound and picture equipment tor services in the rooms and assemblies tor the entire school. We will bring to the campus, next year, tull length motion pictures for studio en- joyment. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB tA.V.i-First Row. left to right: Mike Rhodes, Alfonso Melendez, Bob Ulin, Roger Kaplin. Second Row: Greg Shalemunec, Tim Tuveson, Ioyce Moslander, Sharon Brosseau, Mike Keneally, Glen Wallis, Lynn Castle, Mr. Felton, lim Neuth. C106 107l Bowling Club BOWLING CLUB-left to right. First Row: Myron Richman, Ronald Benjamin, George Martin, Dick Thal. Second Row: Charlene Brodsky, Secretary, Donna Carlson, Ian Pribble, Ann Mudra, Dixie Winckle. Third Row: lack Hay, Iim Gaike, Steve Fink, Ron ident, Mr. Lewis. The Bowling Club was organized in the beginning ot the year with Mr. Vergil H. Lewis as the sponsor. Under his guidance, its members have won trophies and honors in not only Central competition but also in city wide competition. Meeting every week at a designated commercial lane, the members congregate to learn more about the sport as well as develop a good sense of sportsmanship and tair play. Balls and Arrows Another girls' athletic organization, this club promotes interest in archery and provides its members with a safe place to practice the sport in without endangering others. Able guidance from their sponsor helps them develop style as well as accurateness in Archery and the hand- ling of the involved equipment. Girls' Archery GIRLS' ARCHERY-lei! to right: Karen Mag- lich, Carolyn Ianovic, Judy Iones, Mary Hill, Carol Schweiger, Sandra Moss, Rogue Guirey. Benjamin, Neil Schwitzer, Ioe Abdai, Pres- i- Central Skaters Blades on lce was organized at the begin- ning of the school year for those students interested in ice skating. Skating sessions were held each week at Iceland. Special classes were conducted for beginners by professional skaters. Officers for the year were Peter Veeck, Pres- ident: Ann Hondru, Vice-Pres., Iudy Pardee, Secretary, Betty Haas, Treasurer, Mr. Motter and Mr. Hackett were club sponsors. Skating Aim BLADES ON ICE-left to right, First Row: Sandra Worman, Iudith Pardee, Secretary, Patty I-Iinz, Mr. Hackett, Auren Gold- baum, Pat Smithham, Ianet Thielke, lean Kerr. Second Row: Diane Smith, Betty Haas, Treasurer, Iudy Robinette, Ann Bae, Barbara Kenney, Barbara Ash, Ieannette Almond. Third Row: Ieannine Kurth, Madeline Thorsen, Roxana Maxcy, Barbara Io Berkson, Sharon Campbell, Diane Newby, lesse Snodgrass. Fourth Row: Hope Williamms, Deanna Bartels, Dennis Iosifek, ludy Bartels, Mary Lu Baker, lean Stayenan. Fifth Row: Cathy Brayer, Betty Randall, Anne Hondrum, Vice President, Pat Pansini, Nancy Brewer, Virginia Luhrs, Ierry Telfer, Ioyce Greenway, Nancy Edmiston, Peter Veeck, President. C108 1095 G.A.A.-Row 1. bottom row: Ber nice Fonq, Sandra Worman, Becky Snell, Gayle Foster, Betty Hass. Row 2: Adrienne Cotterman, Mary Hill, Carol Crisman, Viola Hend- erson, Carol Guynn, Ramona Bugarin. Row 3: Mary Louise Branigan, Ioanne Miller, Linda Chenoweth, Linda Io Reavley, Iucly Iones. Athletically Inclinecl . . . G.A.A.-Row 1: Armida Abeytia, lone Abeytia, Cecilia Abeytia, Ianet Pribble, Sharon Fuller COI- ficersl. Row 2: Audrey Thomp- son, Kathleen Brayer, Betty Ran- dall, Libby Baie, Sharon Smith, Carol Schweiqer, Janet Thielke. Row 3: Maxine Sabin, Pam Church, Dorothy Blythe, Roberta Mudra, Beverly Iohnsen, Karen Maqlich. Row 4: Iudy McClel- land, Lynn Manqano, Pat Berq- man, Tracy Duncan, Cathy Car- penter. G.A.A.-First Row: Sandra Brodsky, Ianet Rogers, Pat Lindley, Iacqueline Zaslow, Donna Drullinger. Second Bow: Becky Farrier, Lynn O'Malley, Shirley Reese, Iackie Loeloer, Lynn Hershfield. Third Row: Mary Ann Acedo, Cheryl Wilke, Sandra Phillippi, Sandra Moss. Fourth Row: Betty Cleveland, loanne Arnold, Nancy Hayden, Nancy Lane, Karen Isaacson, Iessyl Snodgrass. GAA. and Advanced Dancing ADVANCED DANCE-lett to right. First Row: Ieanie Bonner, Linda Wray, Charleen Bartlett, Kathy Fletcher, Dar- lene Collins, Margaret Sullivan, Ianet Axley. Second Row: Ioni Schmitt, Pat Needham, Beverly Johnsen, Rita Soto, Gayle Kitchell, Ian Brisbin. Third Row: Doris Harowitz, Susan Blue, Barbara Oseran, Katy Davis, Terry Hudson, Susanne Lunt. Fourth Row: Nancy Coleman, Iona Stahlberg, Marsha Benner, Linda Winter, Denise Preston, Ioan Armbruster, Libby Bate. 1110 Ill ORCHESTRA-left to right, First Row: Iudith Pardee, Martha Strickland, Ian Young, Susan Gibbs, Mr. Zorn, Marilyn Stuadt, Dick Seefried, Caryl Weinberg, Miriam Metz. Second Row: Theresa Proctor, Charla Grube, Ieanne Smith, Dorohtea Kelley, Barbara Sllver, Shelia Dunn, Pat Foster, ludy Chambers. Third Row: Sherril Cook, Ron Farquer, Margaret Porter, Tim Davis, Lynn lohnson, Douglas Cornelson, Marilyn Sinibaldi, Tom Capoot, George Werner, Iames Porter. Fourth Row: Linda Mathies son, Deanna Bartels, Iudy Johnston, Io Ann Miller, Ioyce Moslander, Robert Smith. Bobcat Orchestra We, the students of Central High School, owe our l958 Bobcat Orchestra a vote of thanks for the fine work they have done in that field. Along with promoting interest in music, this group meets to develop togetherness and in one sense of the word, teamwork. Under the direction of Harvey Zorn, this Bobcat band has helped to fill in an empty spot in the life of Centralites. Music Glacldens Nearly two hundred young musicians are learning to play band and orchestra instruments at Central High School this year. There are classes in beginning instruments during the first sem- ester of each year. ln many cases the school is able to loan instruments to serious and respons- ible students. After one year in an instrument class, the average student who has practiced with regu- larity and thought, is promoted to the cadet band for continued training. Many freshmen students who have studied their instrument privately' for a year or two, are assigned directly to the Concert Band or the Orchestra their first year in high school. Every' musician must pass an audition before being registered for the Concert Band or Orchestra. MADRIGAL SINGERS-tMadrigulsl-left to right. First Row: Susie Distel, Bob Day, Sharon Brosseau, Bob Stringharn, Linda Winter, Fred Barrows, Diane Lord, Ieif Mulkey. Second Row: ludy Mallin, Mike Keneally, Dottie Reeves, Brian Stapleton, Carole Sullivan, Iudy Banqora, Gus Blanchard, Carolyn Parmelee, Claude Hames, Joanne Koenig. With A Song In Their Hearts GIRLS CHORUS-lChoruliei'sl-left to right, First Row: Patricia Fields, Princess Humphrey, Ianice Hall, Marian Prothro, lanet Kirby, ludy Cowley, Ann Turner, Barbara Keeney, Barbara Baumann, ludy Lloyd, Shirley l-lorries, Iulie Donaldson, Miss Hergt, Director, Nancy Foster, Accornpanist. Second Row: Barbara Sistler, Patricia Needham, Mary Goletz, Sharon Gaddis, Mary Lee Baker, Barbara Archer, Karen Vurich, Marilyn Mitchell, Dee Dawson, Sandra Steele, Gloria Harris, Carol Mitchell, Vicky Pearson, Georgia Hennaford. Third Row: Lucella Griffin, Carol Barnwell, Peqqy Pierce, Ioyce Carrick, Betty Younqkrantz, Ann Phalen, Christine Soiles, Mary Dunlap, Eleanor lewson Donna Claney, Diane Newmark, Carolyn Warner. Fourth Row: lulie O'Too1e, Avalyn Rohwer, Sandra Price, loan Bates lean Bates, lean Anstett, Kay Evans, Gay Eshorn, Ian lones, Marcia Endsley, Dora Wilson, Laura Strock, Sandra McKee. C112 U ' ' H Raise 0ur Volces to the Sky The Choraliers, Concert Choir, and Madrigal Singers, under the fine direction of Miss Kath- leen Hergt, have performed in many programs this year. All three groups sang in the Central High Music Festival, the Valley Choral Music Festival, and the Christmas Assembly here at school. Concert Choir performed at the Dedication Ceremonies, the annual Kiwanis Club Lenten program at the Westward Ho, and the Music and Motion program in co-operation with the Central ad- vanced dance group. Madrigal Singers sang at the Arizona State College Solo and Ensemble Contest and re- ceived a superior rating. They also sang for the State meeting of the Arizona Vocational Associ- ation and for various church and civic affairs. Officers of the groups are as follows: Choraliers: PresidentAPrincess Humphrey Secretary-Avalyn Rowher Vice-President-Marilyn Fish Treasurer-Donna Clancy Concert Choir: Co-presidents-Lynne McLaughlin and Bob Stringham Secretary-Iudy Mallin Treasurer-Gus Blanchard The vocal groups work not only to develop fine singing, but to further their citizenship and promote a sense of group loyalty. Central High School Concert Choir 137 CONCERT CHOIR-lei! to right, First Row: Miss Hergt, Director, Betty Baker, Pat Pansini, Nancy Brewer, Brian Stapleton, Barry Beucler, Dean Tomek, Terry Stephens, Keith Piggott, Mike McVay, Max Bennet, Diane Lord, Carole losifek, Bonnie Cook, Lynne McLaughlin, Accompanist. Second Row: Iudy Mallin, Terry Racowsky, Sharon Brousseau, loanne Koenig, Clyde Park- er, Ion Poe, Bruce Spector, Ietf Mulkey, Ioe Fullmer, Terry Parker, lennine Kurth, Linda Mason, Francis Gulnerich, Dottie Reeves. Third Row: Linda Kaye, Bonnie Beucler, Hope Williams, lackie Phillips, lohn Waller, Anthony D'1-Xngelo, Gary Lipnick, Fred Barrows, Claude Hames, Bob Stringham, Ierry Page, Doris Magliocco, Carolyn Parmelee, Ioan Bregman, Ber- nice Bendalin. Fourth Row: Susie Distil Virginia Rodgers, Mary Parkey, Karen McArthur, Linda Winter, Bob Shell, David Williams, Gus Blanchard, Wayne Rutledge, Bob Day, Jerry Telfer, Bruce Kugler, Mike Keneally, Joyce Freeman, Iudy Bangora, Carol Sullivan, Ianne Howard. CONCERT BAND-left to right. First Row: Allan Anderson, Tim Davis, Sherril Cook, Lynn lohnson, Virginia lekel, Linda Shcolnik. Second Row: loyce Bench, Charla Grube, Don Kelly, Theresa Proctor, Ray Bebar, Mr. Zorn. Third Row: Bryce Seaman, Gary Snapp, Gary Anderson, Bob Keilly, lohn Dick, Douglas Cornelson. Fourth Row: Chris Buchanan, Marilyn Sinibaldi, Sally Rudolph, lim Koven, Larry lames, Roger Seale, Connie Smith, Douglas Gray, lohn Forbes. Fifth Row: loan Gries, Richard Hale, Allen Rosebrook, Wayne Rodeman, Diane Smith, Creve Maples. Sixth Row: Allen Iefferyes, George Werner, Bill Eberhard, lim Iefferies, Bruce Pratt, Tom Capoot, David Byrd, Dean Tomek, Glen Wallace. Seventh Row: Clyde Barker, Dick Elardo, Lanny Dickinson, Stan Harter, Ed Erickson, Gloria Sigler, Millard Smith, Leslie King, Robert Brewer. Eighth Row: Ion Poe, Ronald Earquer, Margaret Porter, Terry Boeh, Roselyn Proctor, Lynne McLaughlin, Pat Lebs, Harley Carter. Ninth Row: Ted Carter, VVesley Parsons, Lynn King, Mike McMaster, lim Porter, Brent Deupree, Henry Keneally, Bob Smith. Our Concert and Swing Bands The Swing Band is made up of more advanced players of the Concert Band. This small, but talented band, plays for basketball games, assemblies, track meets, and special concerts around the valley in elementary schools. Central High can be very proud of the progress our Concert Band, Swing, and Orchestra have made in this first year here as a Bobcat group. Many achievements by our band rank it with the top bands in the state, Our Concert Band received an above average rating by officials at the Arizona State College in Tempe. They participated in the Spring Concert, held in Central's Gymnasium on March 28, playing everything from Beethoven to Mozart. Along with the other sections of the music department they presented and interesting program to a full house . The Concert Band along with the Majorettes also performed in the Phoenix laycee's Rodeo Parade on March l3th. With their pre- cision marching and playing, the band made an outstanding impression on Valley residents and tourists. We Bobcats owe our Concert Band, Swing Band, and Orchestra, all under the direction ot Harvey Zorn, an appreciative vote of thanks for their contribution to the moral and musical in- terests of the Central High student body. C114 Q C1153 , A ' , . , 5!,....q i fx' x 6 S 4 Q H ,1 1:- b Y r if 2 .X .. il f X K 4 X Y' MAIORETTES-Left to Right: Barbara Kirkhcm, Sheila Dunn, Icxne Trent, Linda Chenoweth, Sharon Gcrlke, Linda Mcxthieson ep. Pep. ep. W .Arizona Sportland Complete line of Sporting Goods SID ARIZONA'S MOST COMPLETE SPORT CENTER Q73 AM 5-2198 5110 North Central Avenue Complete Personalized Music Service Otto Stein Music Company AL 4-9452 1327 East McDowell Phoenix, Arizona MODERN BUILDERS. INC. 22 West Camelback Residential and Commercial Building AM 6-8417 Phoenix. 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