Central High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)
- Class of 1951
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X 5, . t ,Q QQ AN 2 nf 55 f Y W, -Q 'mfg' gy vw L A ali? kyw 5 R L 3? is q f Q V 1 S TJ 'QQ Ml X' 'KM 3-31.5 .. J A fZff1fi'1f2 ' f , Q 9 iw - . :Ky I 0.44, . v M XX P Ay., . 4 rf 1: rw .-wr.-2' , 40 -'mf 'fy X Q 'M H ' ff 54 Hi fw f+- '- Vu N :gym '?LMk 5 'hx gg H ,YZ It A R WA qx31YdXYvX x XM: hui, ' ye i Y . . 9 Y fi -U, RQ gil X 5 X92 K am , , Q , Q 'Q-fu, Yi' ws A if if W , -M N f .Jn fb ' lv Q4 Q X A C' L Q - V- ' if , , as si fx W V75 5 W,, ' 2-f 1' 'K ' mmff 'ag Eff 'f'b QU? 1' W' F tv. -, l Q. R7 A Q X ,Q nf. . ' ws M Q x Q f ' i' W an kr 5: ! X - ' N. Qi E ' A, W ff' ' 1 W x ff wwf , W L 1 Q x :I ., L 'Q T b kg 'Q an - P Q V 2 P f W ' , i 5 if 7 M .Q1 w fy- ' Vf f. ww f fw I S I 1, W l s it wg Q x,,- s' l 72: 3 l E :iv . E ' ' lik Q- .B 3 2 :yfzf . fv- ,. 5: , 1, K g gsw V 3' L 1- 1 5 1 Su .A E y Through these years And through these halls, We develop ways of living. Through these years And through these halls, Sharing, taking, giving. i , ,..x i 1' . I. . ' X i , . -.X i 1 , . 1 1 v 1 . xx I i I 1. I EIIX if II i x X. x 4 ' 1' x , X i i, f. x 'XII Il f,,. 1' 4, ii ii 'IIPIQQX I P JIU bil K' Rims li fi K iii X I x 5, A ' X F . ' I X . i . .I V I iii 'I 'Q X, f , . in '.' - I -I il 13'-' ., , -, 0 I , , i ..I II 5 lx lx ,f i. I . 1 1. Central is a community of over 1500 citizens. As in any community of this size a complex form of govern- ment is needed. And as in any government, our govern- ment must reach the needs of every individual. To handle both the needs of the students and the needs of the school we have the Student Council, presided over by the president elected by the students. To handle the curriculum, courses of study, methods of teaching, and all of the other educational needs of the students, we have the faculty, headed G jf, b th rincipal and assistant principal. , ' 0 I if I, N KP, L orkifglg wit the chool board, which handles the f My Ig! ffl fbi iongl neexcjy of theNE?':hotcZ, such Qsfthe hiring of the ' U X If N I ac e , fiivtnce, e cl, ism e s pei tendent and his lil l tif -'KF f it I Y, Ip, LJ assist nt. , . LJ 1 I . . wif X i. il is sp! I J j- , i I- I i l?eMhind thekschoo bo e the vo who I' II I fuV0iAQUthellXJ0p'lI1i0 by .hoosingfx presentative iti IQ! I Mk t Dj ,tofdsf rve on he sc oolIliI rd. Igjl , by Ii IK Vx fi K, I f IyI ' , N I, il, III Il, ,IV IU Ayub Ilfxpmt, Ui M xl i Ji ll i if l W tl sf l J ' ' N T J f 5 W My IU lil! U f k . X , X Q fl Q- 2 , f i all if - iw ,i tt ti N NJ 'i f pf lb A Xl .Y J i. lv ., NW r rr f l t i f i f , N i 4 r V A l ,iv l . ' i . l , i 5 1 i 4 ' 5 I 1 i ' I f . . , I I , n . V 1 1 X l l 1 X 'ft -J I .1 i i A i i i . v it ,L f X mx! II Afi IUIH bv ,X , I iw Q iv R GL i H , 1 'J Jf J l X' V X jiilxlr INR F V 'LM Iii X .1 'VL it iii I II x I , V I J I i IKVISII JIAIII III! II If fl IINI ff 6 lo LV ,N W If yt R wt 1 W u I5 ,It w X t 2 It i it F 05' Q 'N ti X rj I I , IJ v . School oard Seated left to right are: Olga A. Hellbeck, secretary to the Board of Education, Herbert Foster, A. B. Chasteen, George Grosvenor, members of the Board of Educationg seated at the end of the table, Roy O. Frantz, President of the Board of Edu- cation, and Ernest M. Hanson, Superintendent of Pueblo City Schools, Arthur Samples, member of the Board, J. W. Preston, attorney for School District 603 George F. McCarthy, member of the Board, Clarence C. Haaff, superintendent of maintenance of District 60, George B. Levis, purchasing agent of Pueblo City Schools. Pictured in the insert is Paul L. Kirk, Assistant Super- intendent of Pueblo City Schools. S ,g,,,,,..-3 The Curricular Advisers Plan F or E TRAL Functioning for the past twenty years, the Central High School Guidance Department has moved forward under the direction of Miss Mary McNally. The chief aim of the department is to help students adjust to their enviroment, and to aid the school in the whole development of each boy and girl. This department recognizes that in the ever-changing world of today the greatest need is individual adjustment. To aid Central's 1600 students in educational and vocational planning, and to help them solve their personal prob- lems is the service given by this counseling staff which now includes seven people who give part of their teaching day to this personnel work. Planning for colleges, vocational clinics, and employment placement are also important phases of this department. Freshman guidance and orientation is handled by the sixteen social living teachers, who work in con- nection with the guidance department pictured on the opposite page. ws-w-1 WW, ... ww-vwq-an-m,,h Aw-vw-mmvu.-X ' fqwwmfywm ' - A mf, mf-QW..-W.,.W ,.. M v,h-,vw-qu..+, ,. Sc-ated in tho cvntm' is Miss Mary McNally, assistant prim-ipul, in confvroiicv with othc-1' coun- sellors. From loft L0 right ure: svutvcl, Miss Phyllis Millur, sophomoro sponsorg standing, Miss Huldu Forsmzm, senior sponsorg Robert Bllflxlllllll, junior sponsor, and Solliv Rnsog Seated at thc- i'ig'ht is Miss Dorothea Langer, freshman sponsor. On the opposite page left to right are: Lt. Col Richard D. Smith, R. G Phillips, Doyle Smith Betty Jean Casebeer, M Sgt. Benjamin F. Clark and John T. Dunlap. Above is John T. Dunlap, principal of Central High School, dictating to Miss Betty Jean Casebeer, sec- retary to the principal. Mr. Dunlap, working through the faculty and students, determines the many policies that prevail at Central. Teaching, showing, and giving to over 1500 students is the great task of the faculty. Central's teaching staff made up of 57 teachers covers wide and various fields. Across, sitting from left t right are: Marjorie Keeler Frank A. Petrocco, Anna B Castle, Owen Smith, Nell Haworth, and Achsah Hardir Standing, are: Edwari Lesar, Malloy Miller, Marth Gorder, and Arthur Alvaradc ,sm K if? ink 3 F33 Twin isps, QQ xi .35 fu . Q v 1. c 1 f I 4 Us fn AQ' 3 A PM iflifhs .N is weak S -vw 3 Q3 W x L E E x 5 x 2 1 1 us W 1 5 ' Q ' 1 w 1 nf. s u Q, '11, 4..9 ' -'na I N A 4x ua 0 n . 4 A 9' we Q-A 'NK 9 4 - f W ... w i gm X 1 I 2 .vs Q is s u , Q ' . l Y, I YS A ' s f . 9 si,, sd 'Q-sa Q vis r o. ,V Q 5 xx' 0' ,5 , , .., F ax 0 Q m 0 ll. Q 1 1 v'a 0 ax 1 X.. , , 1 . n ,tg 0 s .fc , . , . f,v 5 T 5 IN 9 I S nn On the opposite page are stand- ing: Horace Braggins, Vernon Cochran, seated: Julius Chotvac, Lena Danielson, John Armstrong, Ruth Bates, Ivah Darnall, Anna Maud Garnett, Bob Thompson. At the right are Shelly Keltner, V. J. Nunley, Dorothy Thompson, V. A. Darnall. V 1 M N my ' ,N wb-9NQ1VftJjflJ ly Wk Pictured across are standing: Joseph Chick, John Teck, Alice Kochan. Seated are Anna May Sims, Hazel Read, Mildred Ball, Dorothy Sprengle, Beverly Starika. 'RX -. 4 K J? . gf xr A Nm Q vwwpf A i t , was ,. ST Z Q? Q., xc x . 2 4 .g i QM? gil X 49 U3 .,,' Q :. i .' .1 F' Q . 'wb 512 ,i13'::fLf:, iigfrgifg M iii 5'f:2i5:fqq.M,:. Y ,, f Ffff'I,5fQQ ?53jf53:' fnfgiz' viwiqw'-':'l, - Q ag gf. 'g'fz+s:-5:52T+f:5g.5fg:g NQ,5.,1:w wi xx: 2 1,2 Y- A 've 2 Qxx K' ' ' 'X'5'- .'io2i5? 5'S5X25Z'1N5RGa- sl- ' 3 L ggi ,X , f M I' If ' X iii i in ' ff, J .1.. h M1 4 ,Q f ' 1 X fy MN, 4 4 Q, i A IEW ,K 'Yin ' -1 I .X , I Q On the opposite page in the top panel standing left to right are Miss Hazel Anderson, Sergeant Jack Shaffer, Miss Helen Stock- well, Sergeant Justin Gomez, Ser- geant Jack Carpenter. Seated are Miss Gladys Wilcox, Miss Joysa Gaines, and Miss Bula Leddy. Shown in the bottom picture standing left to right are Mr. Ivan Schweninger, Mr. B. S. Tedmon, Miss Mary Cooley, Mr. Glen Gel- sert, Miss Clara Sellers, Miss Lu- cille Peschl, and Miss Carrie Sel- lers. Seated are Miss Phyllis Mat- thews, Miss Jean Carson, Mrs. Helena Tedmon, and Miss Dorothy Ehrenkrook. Shown in the picture at the right are Miss Georgianna Paripovich, principal clerkg Mrs. Phyllis Runk- el, junior clerkg and Miss Creta Barber, senior clerk. The seeming- ly never ending, tiring job at Cen- tral is done by the able members of the office staff. Having the re- sponsibility of business transac- tions, record keeping, and refer- ences of over 1500 students makes them appear almost superhuman in doing' this and more. I 1 . if fxf I 4- 4- I 'vi I fl L , Q fi V L I K iifice Staff Arthur Alvarado-Spanish B. A. Colorado University Hazel Anderson-History and Mathematics B. A., B. E. Colorado University John Armstrong-Mathematics B. A. Colorado University Harold Baldwin-Welding B. A. Colorado State College of Education Mildred Ball-Science B. A., M. A. Colorado State College of Education R. O. Bateman-Mathematics and Boys' Counsellor A. B. Iowa University Ruth Bates-English B. A. Colorado College H. A. Braggins-Printing B. A. Baldwin-Wallace College Jeas Carson-Commercial and Social Studies B. A., M. A. Colorado State College of Education Anna R. Castle-English B. A., M. A., B. E. Colorado University Joseph S. Chick-Mechanical Drawing B. S., M. E., M. S. Colorado State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts Julius Chotvacs-Mathematics and Social Studies B. A. Colorado University M. A. Wyoming University Vernon Cochran-Commercial B. A. Denver University Mary Cooley-Mathematics M. A. Colorado University Lena R. Danielson--Latin B. A. Colorado University Ivah Darnall-Business Education M. A. Denver University V. A. Darnall-Woodwork B. A. Western State College Dorothy M. Ehrenkrook-English and Social Science B. A., M. A. Colorado University Albert Evans-Welding South Wales, England Hulda H. Forsman-Sociology, Psychology, and Girls' Counsellor A. B., M. A. Colorado University Joysa Gaines-Art Pd. M. Colorado State College of Education Anna Maud Garnett-English B. A., M. A. Colorado College Glen Geisert-Science A. B. Hastings College Martha Gorder-Physical Education B. A. Peru State Teachers' College, Nebraska Achsah Hardin-Social Studies B. A. Western State College M. A. Stanford University Nelle S. Haworth-English B. A. Colorado State College of Education Marjorie Keeler-English B. A. Colorado State College of Education Shelly Keltner-Band B. A. Colorado State College of Education Loretta Kirk-Social Studies B. A. Loretto Heights M. A. Denver University FACULTY DIRECTORY Allce Kochan-Commercial A. B. Colorado State College of Education Dorothea Langer-English B. A., M. A. Denver University Bula Leddy-English and Journalism B. A. Colorado University Ed Lesar--Physical Education B. A. Denver University Thelma Matthews-Library B. A. Colorado University M. A. Denver University Malloy Miller-Orchestra A. B. Denver University Phyllis Miller-English B. A. Kansas University M. A. Colorado State College of Education V. J. Nunley-Diversified Occupations B. A. Colorado A. Sz M. Lucille Peschl-Commercial B. S. St. Cloud State Teachers' College Frank A. Petrocco-Business A. B. Colorado State College of Education Colorado A. KL M. R. G. Phillips-Woodwork 'Stout Institute Sollie Raso-Science B. S. Colorado University Hazel U. Read-Health Education B. A. Colorado State College of Education M. A. University of Southern California Ivan Schweninger-English and Social Living A. B. Colorado University Carrie Sellers-Social Studies B. S. Drake University Clara Sellers-Commercial B. S. Drake University Anna May Sims-Clothing B. A. Colorado State College of Education Doyle Smith-Driving B. S. Northwest Missouri State Teachers' College Owen Smith-Social Studies and Science B. S. Colorado A. Kz M. Dorothy Sprengle--English B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University M. A. University of Southern California Beverly Starika-Economics and Political Science B. A. Colorado University Helen Stockwell-Mathematics B. A. Colorado University John Teck-Machine Shop B. S. Colorado A. 8: M. B. S. Tedmon-Science B. S., M. S. Colorado A. 8z M. Helena C. Tedmon-Science B. S. Colorado A. Sz M. Dorothy Thompson-Vocal Music B. A. Colorado State College of Education Bob Thompson-Radio, English, Dramatics and Speech B. A. Denver University Gladys Wilcox-Foods B. A. Cornell College IN MEMORIAM Central regrets the loss of four of its faculty members, Miss Julia Cordillo, Miss Anne Pachak, Mr. Albert J. Evans, and Miss Anna May Sims. h Prfidentt gf student cognleil, elected byddgrect vote of t e stu ent o y, nominate y present an uture coun- DIVELBISS: cilors from a list of the junior members. This organization strives to direct and encourage all activi ties, to arouse loyalty of students and to promote the wel: fare of the students in every way possible. Student Council The various committees of student council are listed below. Jim Divelbiss: president of student council, assembly committeeg Harry Ward: vice-president of council, public relationsg Charlotte Stanko: council reporter, publicityg Betty Jo Stewart: promg Lloyd Gatewood: decorationsg Jeanette McClure: courtesyg Joan Reed: council secretary, history and publica- tionsg Janice Smith: treasurer, financeg Barbara Mayber: electionsg Jerry Starika: trophy hallg Joe Miller: collectionsg David Trevithick: moraleg Bob Piserchio: scholarship, program, and record playerg Betty Chanak: lost and foundg Norman Roche: intra-muralg Jane Holtz: fire drillg Jack Ludlow: cat's meowg Pat Giarrantanog Dennis Blakey Barbara Markus. Council sponsors are Miss Achsah Hardin and Mr. Chotvacs. Conducting elections both national and local, attending conferences, holding town hall meetings, sponsoring assemblies, and decorating the building are only a part of council's job. 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The community is at close second to school because the Cabinet collects toys, food, and clothing for the children at hos- pitals and orphanages. With these two jobs goes :mother of inter- national help. This year Cabinet sent pencils and paper to at school in Yugoslavia. These girls do not work individually at these tasks, but as a unit. ill- W Peterson 9 Boyz lleri ure, Cl .,-1 ce, Mc I'l1 Fabian, B ACTIVITIE Constituting the major part of the activities at Cen- tral are the organizations. The organization system con- sists of societies into which many girls with or above a B average are voted, the service club for boys, the pep club, and groups sponsored by national or international clubs. Clionians, Aletheorians, Athenians, and Owls are the girls' societies. Their purpose is to promote friendship, companionship, and charity. Cats Clan is a girls' organ- ization to support the teams and sponsor homecoming, recognition, and all pep assemblies. Also listed among the girls' clubs is Rifle Club whose objectives are to pro- mote marksmanship and sportsmanship. The following are organizations sponsored by national or international groups. Key Club, whose aim is to serve Central, is a boys' service club under the direction of National Kiwanis. To further advance its objectives, the American Junior Red Cross has Central's Junior Red Cross as one of its high school chapters. International Rela- tions Society is an organization to further advance solidar- ity among nations. Also listed among the groups is the Pan-American Club, whose purpose is to stimulate the advancement of the Latin languages and culture. members are: Morton Weichsel, Evarts Fox Jack Ward, Bob Reynolds, Norris McFerren, Sam Schurtz, Walter Burkett, John Negomir, Dean Van Dyne, Floyd Herrera, Donald Young, Norman Roche, Lloyd Gatewood, Bob Piserchio, David Trevithick, Joe Miller, Jerry Starika, Jim Divelbiss, Harry Ward, James Ward, Paul Richards, Andrew Mihalso, Eugene Griffee, Paul Elliot, Thomas Fisher, Gerald Robbe, Chester Hog- gat, Larry Carter, John Tezak, Frank Zerfas, and Henry Romero. iw ND' J ,,, , R-, ' x.,M -mi' 1- gl .2 Q ,vu RN ' v Maggie L o u Chandler, Betty Barnes, Marianne Swath, Sally Spoken, Jo Ann Judy, Claudia Monchak, Mary Jane Oreskovieh, Norene Barnes, Joyce Van Auken, Jane Miller, Jane Christopher, Marlene Summers, Barbara Emmons, Gail Carnes, Joan Riggio, Jo Ann Cribari, Donna Greenwood, Joanne Star- ika, Patty Hemenover, Margaret Smith, Frances Walker, Joan Mathieson, Geraldine Cash, Barbara Sloan, Esther Murray, Barbara Cochran, Shirley Clemens, Carol Stokoe, Mary Ruth Elliot, Paula Dicus, Norma Gardner, Georg- iana Brossard, Delpha Fiechter, Celia Phillips, Barbara Bernard, Biondella Kracht, Ann Evans, Jo Anne Simmons, Sally Stockton, Rose Marie Clemens, Marjory Giordano, Rebecca Bruce, Agnes Kochan. 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'fx' ,4gr.wfT jf , w fWf??f,'f nm, f 4, A . yy, b A 4.4Yvw:'g4fgm..,wf ff:2g5,m 1fg fw4,.'v . A Marcia Duteher, Jeannine Weaber, Catharine Walter, Kay Raye, Nancy Kenyon, Bonnie Johnson, Barbara Green, Doris Thompson, Betty Jo Cope, Carol Marshall, Marybeth Shouse, Gerri Anne Taulli, Betty Wilson, Pat Mramor, Sannnie Southern, Barbara Williams, Betty Verna, Joanne Nearing, Margaret Richards, Evelyn Mohoreieh, Virginia Vail, Janice Paripovieh, Nancy Brown, Joan Petta, Helen Henry, Dona Rieheson, Barbara Mills, Elaine Eaklor, Kathryn Patterson, Eileen Perkins, Margaret Lane, Marilyn Howells, Eileen Koeman, Beverly Bruce, Kenny Lou Wilson, Rochelle Reynolds, Priscilla Reece, Carolyn Markus, Kay Ware, Claudia Jen- sen, Doris Peterson, Shirley Condit, Phyllis Ivey, Shirley Anderson, Diane Lee, Sue Vharlton, Nola Hart, Marilyn Kyle, Jo Ann Perkins, Betty Jean Fabian, Eileen Swaim, Betty Lou Guenther, Patricia Bruce, Marilyn Quinn. Roland Siflring, Eddie Altman, lion Smith, Molvin 'IK-lcuvvc, Lulilzuid llc-clit-i', .lamivs Choruk, Bolm Pryor, Hill Dzinuy, .Ioan Cuson, liar- lizirzi Hill, Doris Hollon, Florvncv Thomas, Put T1-rlip, Bcvurly Carlson, .Iozxnottv l'or- wvzi, Roso Loc Cash, Put Germ, Sully Stockton, Elizulu-th Ami Joseph, Phyllis Nauivv, .lozuinc Sturiku, Ruth lVl2lSZlI', Cora Epps, Mzirgiv .lzxcht-ttzl, Amin Ruth lfluston, Rosa- Mnrit- Vziluriti, Mzwizxime Swuth, Norma Kochcvzir, Dorothy Iizirtlc-, Dorothy lflllcins, Holmi Ijiklllllll, Edna Schvurcr, Orrullc Rodin-rs, Ailf-on Snyder, lflthcl Brill, Amrvlicu Villzipondo, Kay Muluy, Rosa- Ordaz, JoAnn Mc-Bridu, Carol Cullcn, .lzuiot lVlurr:1y, Inu Ruth l,oFt-vw, Hzu'lono Chalicllw, Suv Charlton, Czxtht-rilic linuth, .loam linuth. , ,v Q l Y ia ....w..o..,,....-...-. J .,I n i x l 1 N SPANISH CLUB: Gonzales, Rocke, Manzanaros, Maisel, Velarde Nunvz, Vigil, Sandoval, L. Martinez l4llL'Ul0, Hernandez, E. Archuleta Hundrcn, Estrada, Garcia, Martinez Macivl, Lujan, E. Martinez, Cano C. Sandoval, Arollano, B. Archuletta Diaz, Ayala, Archuletta, Bards, Ra- mirez, C. Knuth, J. Knuth, Albillar, Munoz. www' A INTERNATIONAL RELA- On the OD- posite page-: Burkett, Bruce, Jamie- son, Sundcrs, Bartlc, Epps, Buchanan Tckuvcc, Pryor, Vclasco, Mitchell Ordaz, Akiyanm, Joseph, Gordon, Es- pinoza, lVIcFer1'cn, Kochzm, D. Smith M. Smith, Starika, Murray, Knuth Daman, J. Knuth, Greening, Paripo- vich, Pcrkins, Richards, Orr, Reynolds I.nFov1'c, lVIz1szu', Muluy, Nance. Kcnipin, Llttcll Hxyts Blkms luuncst Alnold RlLlllldS Vail, Child, Middclkump, Lynch. CENTRAL' HOMECOMI G Under the direction and leadership of Cats Clan, the homecoming parade is an annual event in which all organizations and classes participate. Trophy awards are given to groups entering the most beautiful and most original floats. 4, ,A 1135 .., ' Qi 5, , , 'Hyun i , p , ,YL A 'fgfinwf 2, M 4 wav-,A 'N df 3' 'ug A .v a Nhf'f' - , V, ' f H f Kfw www 'wszimw f'f.,m.h.,a- r X 1 .ad-Y . f- 'J A , Mnaeffv vf ff f3l'Lf1ll1iZ2ll,iOIlS whom- Hunts :nw pic'tu1'vd hmw- zum- Y- '1'ovns, junior class, Alvtlw- urizms, AUM-rlizllls, CYZUS Vlllll, Owls, fre-sl1m:m class, IRS, Contrzllizul, Rvd Frnss, imlv- pondvnt, Y-'I'm-mms, indopvnd- cnt, GAA, Blum- Nlzlsquv :xml Guvvl, :md sm-nim' class. Ar the Half Pictured here is Co-Captain Bob Smith with the football queen, Miss Betty Wilson, at the homecoming game with Canon City. Her attendants from left to right are Joyce Van Auken, Donna Tucker, and Jo Ann Judy. Cheerleaders: Betty Wilson, Larry Burton, Doris Thomp- son, Bob Diaz, Betty Chanak, Dean VanDyne. fr J., i 1 ,X f-,L 'Il J Q UQ! , V' 2 'I L. wi' W. -www f 'hwmws -- N, 2-X, .I vue x 'N , K. -MB 5 In A .L ' I A f r ,'. 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N., 0 5 U 5 K M. 9 Vs. ' ' 9 A , -U . Q rf Q ww 1 1 A A , 'H Q m sl x 'K Q. gm' gy Wffux W ww 'wg WY 'QW ,wx Q y Q-jim W 1 b W +1 . W5 lm 'wi YYY W W in .... ,L W W W ww if-.22 'Y Y 'W v 'VFW Y Ei??i' V 'Tw Y Ei, YQ4 gg, r W w wx wr 5, M' W W V W W W V W BN ni. 'vu 'EK WA Y ! as T ' Q v s 1 M V V' v W-wswwe '- v-1VWfxQ?V ' GIRLS' RIFLE CLUB Abel, Kerr, Smith, J., Guenther, Martinez, lirnwn, N., llaldwin Mohorcich, Koehevar, Pirtle, Nelson, Chandler, Cfapazzola. Van .-Xuken Zupancic, Judy. Seniors: Van Auken, Wilson, Myers, Condit, Wealmer, Fabian, Perkins, Charlton, Eaklor, Vail, Velasco, Judy, Tucker, Cope, Bernard, Bruce, Raye, Stewart, Stanko, Reed, Gibson, Anderson, Richards, Phillips, Espinoza, Ivey, Christopher, McClure, Capazzola, Ores- kovich, Duteher. Walter, Hemenover, Brice, Guenther, Hart, Monehak. Juniors: Bruce, Speken, Nearingr, Smith, Walker, Smith, Shouse, Taulli, Mills, Davidson, Perry, Dicus, Giordano, Clemons, Richeson, Mramor, Johnson, Kenyon, Sloan, Clemens, Cochran, Southern, Thompson, Green, Murray, Peterson, Ware, Riggio, Lee, Hegler. Sophomores: Markus, Greenwood, Speed, Murray, Brown, Chanak, O'Grady, Carlson, Mohorcich, Zupaneic, Yoxey, Howells, Perkins, Reynolds, Julian, Young, Verna, Petta, Marshall, Lee, Reece, Paripovieh, Brown, Holtorf, Carlson, Carlson, Hartman, Chick, Holtorf, Giarratano, Williams, Owens, Earnest, Cash, Meeks, Elliott, Shumate. To foster interest in sports, to promote physical efficiency and athletic accomplishment, to aid in the conduct of the athletic program of the school, and to uphold the ideals of health and sportsman- ship are the purposes of the Girls' Athletic Association which has functioned at Central for 27 years. Any girl is eligible for membership if she has earned 50 points, 30 of which must be earned in team activity in accordance with the standard point system. Awards are made on the basis of points, all of which are governed by the Point System of the Colorado State League of High School Girls' Athletic Associations. To earn a chevron one must have 150 pointsg class numerals, 300 pointsg school letter, 450 points, State League emblem, 600 points: and thc State League pin, 750 points. Points are earned by after school participation with 2 points awarded for each turnout. Q gf Intramural Basketball Winners W-.xx 1 l 3 Y' 1 I N A... Pictured here are members of the Pueblo Junior Saddle Club, who find pleasure in good horses and horsemanship. They are Jo Ann Judy, Shirley Haling, Pat O'Grady, Fanchon Brice, Barbara Williams, Mar- tha Williams, Joyce Van Auken. In the inserts are Betty Lou Guen- ther, Shirley Wyatt, 4-H queen, and Nancy Kenyon, meeting Dan Thornton, Governor of Colorado, who is also an equestrian enthusiast. FILM BUSTERS INCOR- On the r i g' h t Chavez, Moran, Pagruno, Barnes, Gritlith, Ewing, Altman, Mar- tinez, Rudolph, Duran, Wyman, Horton, Mn-lllillen, Wolfenhargger, Smith, and Griffee. I. 'ibmff X P.T.A. Most of the educatIon of the student body depends upon three factors, church, school and home. The Parent Teachers Association links two of these, home and school, into an active organization which helps bring to the stu- dents of Central a well balanced curricular and extracur- ricular program. The P.T.A. provides the third leg in the student-teacher- parent triangle which must be Well balanced to make Cen- tral the pacemaker in high schools that it is. The aims of the Parent Teachers Association are expressed in their motto of 1950-1951g Colorado's Youth, Our Re- sponsibility. E 3 x 1 S Sm J, i 3 xig 3 3 Z W wil? 5' M , mfr' -Q-,-A Q4f.s-sRs,+,.'i57z mem-vgyqsfsmyz H ,gnnnn-..,..-.-..- na rm' WSW me 1 wngggw wtf, 3 .255 . Y. v Wfasigljlisgijgvniixk Ziyi? . A A 4 w-fa ,,,.Qv' ,,,,.-Q- ' ,0,,..., ,N si Q N 2 V , . x . V . l.. .-,wv ! f3'v-fig! f f fNgj . 'Y N . 3 1.. f Qixj 4 I I P i 1115 SQ? 2 vm' N ! xii his is HAVING CONTRIBUTED TO THE OUTSTANDING EVENTS of the year, the pacemakers are presented in this section. Pacemakers are those who have striven to bring our school to the top and to keep it there. While taking part in the outstanding activities of Central, they have received public recognition both in the school amd in the community for their achievements. Whether it's on the athletic field, in the auditorium, or in the classroom, there you will find the, pacemakers-the leaders of Central. ,xii WY 'Q k. Q K F A f fb ? gf! Q lfrgb P 1 R A Q , ' . 0 E.: W, , N. wx iff' li' X. 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I v . 1, - , .N . 3 'wg , N ' X , A1 ' v ., iq - . -, , gl 14' Q s X ,i H.. f W , ,LW . . A ' 'Q U 1 ,, N ... X.-,Y N . Y 5 ' ax ' if- 3 - fa m T f g H , 'zfhi , . if ' . -' ' W IAKEWOOD AND ENGLEWOOD The Central Wildcats opened the 1950 season on a victorious note with wins over two non-con- ference teams, Englewood and Lakewood. Engle- wood was defeated easily by the hard charging Central team to a score of 33-0. The fighting Central line scored two of five touchdowns in bringing home the initial victory for Coach Raso. A week later Lakewood went down to defeat on the short end of a 22-12 score. The victory open- ed the home season and inaugurated the beautiful new football stadium on a victory note. WEST DENVER We battled evenly with the West Denver Cowboys for more than three quarters before finally going ahead and winning by a 12 to 6 margin. With Hve minutes left to play and being behind 6 to 0, the Wildcats climaxed a 53 yard drive by scoring the tying touchdown. Finally with two minutes left to play the break that Cen- tral needed to win occurred. Mike Regan, the hard charging Central half back, picked up a fumble in the West Denver backfield and raced 44 yards for the winning score. NORTH DENVER The Wildcats boosted thir win column to six straight when they overcame the staunch North Denver Vikings, 32 to 26. Although behind at one time 7 to 6, Central always appeared to havm mastery over the Denver team. The Wildcats built up a 19 to 7 advantage in the first half, and in the Hrst three minutes of the third quarter, increased this lead to 26 to 7. At game's end, with Central scoring their fifth and final time with but two minutes left to play, the Wildcats were the leaders in all depart- ments. They piled up a total of 15 first downs to North's 9, and outgained the Vikings, 333 yards to 159. Joyce Van Auken, Jo Ann Judy, Donna Tucker .Queen Ggtfslzcfanfi restling Lettermen Robert Duffield Ben Best John Rivas Jesus Villapondo Don Pagano Lewis Godec Earl Mills Alfred Mixon Victor Hendren Walt Pickard Ray Pusedu Charles Lane Archie Burt-Manager Track Lettermen Bill Myers Jack Chick Charles Scrivner Selestino Elizondo Norman Roche Dick Lane Lloyd Gadlin Nathaniel Jones Alfred Mixon Carlos Gallegos Winfred Trimble Archie Burt Dennis Blake Frank Stofac Richard Schmaltz Ronald Freedle Jim Liggins Joe Diaz-Manager Baseball Lettermen Tennis Jack Morrison Jack Ludlow Robert Piserchio Morton Weichsel Jim Liggins James DeLeon Eugene Dremel Charles DePietro Jerry Smith Walter Pickard Ford Young Jerry Dremel David Howells Frank Zerfas Rodney Hanson Anthony Grande-Manager Bill Slosky-Manager Lettermen Jerry Starika Sam Shurtz Norris McFerren Harry Ward Teddy Aguilera Allen Lewis Football lettermen Bob Smith Jim Liggins Sam Martlaro Earl Mills Lewis Godec Jerry Starika Alfred Mixon Jim Greening Nathaniel Jones Bill Meyers Charles Lane John Tezak Selestino Elizondo Jerry Dremel Andy Jamieson Ray Pusedu Joe Millison Norman Roche Jack Ludlow Wayne Campbell Charles Scrivner Jerry Smith Herbert Hatch John Ducic Chas. De Pietro Mike Regan Maurice Beauvais Richard Schmaltz John Rivas Frank Zerfas Tony Pecoraro Jack Knafelc Managers Sylveser Polous Angelo Carleo David Hanson Basketball Lettermen Jerry Starika Jim Liggins Chas. De Pietro Selestino Elizondo Mike Regan Jack Morrison Frank Zerfas Ray Ulibarri Nathaniel Jones Jim Pagano John DeSalvo-Ma Ed Potestio-Manager ...Am Betty Jane Wilson clflin Clanbzafl CENTENNIAI The first annual victory bell was won by Cen- tral's powerful Wildcats in a crushing 40-27 victory over our crosstown rivals, the Centennial Bulldogs. Scoring for the first time in the initial quarter, Central was always headed for a victory. Before the 3rd quarter had ended, the Wildcats had scored 40 points to the Bulldogs' lone touch- down. With Central's second and third squads playing to gain experience, the final quarter saw the already defeated Bulldogs score three times. The Central line and Nathaniel Jones, co-captain, who raced 83 yards on a kickoff' for the 3rd touch- down and scored three more times during the game, appeared to give the Bulldogs the most trouble during the contest. On Thanksgiving Day the same two teams, playing for the city championship, ended on practically the previous note. Again Central was victorious by a 25-15 score. Although being behind at one time 15-12, Central scored twice in the final stages to win. No Central team since 1935 had achieved the distinction of winning twice from Centennial in one year when a post season game was possible. CANON CITY Marching on to another of their victories, the Central Wildcats defeated the Canon City Tigers with a score of 25-0. As this was Central's home- coming game, floats were displayed at the half and the queen was crowned. COLORADO Our Central Wildcats met their only defeat of the season at the hands of the Colorado Springs Terrors in the last league game. The Terrors taking advantage of the breaks won by a score of 25-6. The first Springs' touchdown was made on the pickup of a Wildcat fumble as the gun sounded ending the first half. With less than three minutes of the 3rd quarter gone the Wild- cats drove 80 yards to tie the score 6-6. Then the Terrors on direct results of Central's fumbles scored 3 more times to clinch the South Central League title. SPRINGS A SQUA D 1452, .Eff Q I A K C M: L I A554 v .fy wf4aLQf93MKNiQa fXf3 l'?27ffa1?35?YFR?igf'w'KQ3 - Mil. 7ww.,m,,.,. V Wf.Ww,w NM.NWM,N,,w WMWN ,W W... , , x , k -n 9, ff-. J M , ij , 1f.v,Vg:7w5fQw ,. X A J L A , A , . 33? W :Mg ,gps Q f , Q wa 2.7-' 2 Q5 QQ XE keg- ' ' , A H -' - - V Z' F-'Z' :sw ' K 5 ' ,WEE w ws . - 1 X ' fy Q' ..5g1.g:, 4- 29' ' f 3 ,Lf 5 W Q' :gt nf V 5 it ,Q 1. in y isnyi ,pmwwm 4 f Q I 1 K Qu . WA fir ' 1 W mfr W. . tr Mui 3, 'C X if 355-Q ' mf L W M ff gg 2, 4 . L: - '- ' ,ff gfjjk 5 ,, f . Hi f Q A , . A, 4 , QQ Q: fm -6- Q5 MI 'A , ,gi . if - ' f , , -2 wg vi fy! js:::-Ei - f K I H 1,53 f V F' 'Vi ' fi iw tk 4. ,. .,.1,.,, 5 lf? , V A J' - ,fn I - egg , . V fa - , V 1 Y ,H 1i a'1gIf ' ... falmaauwwm M2-1 Q: 1: W ,1'.:L:Es:f,,. v-'qu-alumna, A Wmww' -. 55, . f' H-Hawk, 4 N,-fM..,,,,:gg ,zf 1:::s.. A 'QP A 6 - X N 3 5 Z X X I YQ , U2 2 aw , X. ,EXE gb 1 wg . ff- M K ' f , W A N, i QW? ing 4 ! gf M ' 3: 'fzigffg 5 A ff X--- -, 1 4 H . iff-1' va- MX 5 Q2 ali rr VUL? 53 Q f' 1 , if . f gg, 1 H 12 ,.:'l'EI- xx' , '5Ee:, , f 'K -Af f , XY wif 5' 55 1 ,.E.:,:' g f: ' . 5 :ij 1- g , .Q ' 0 2 5 X, L G64 fi, QQ' fun- :g..'W2 3 f 1 3 A 5 QQ ' L ' 4 4 1 L . iq: -' ' x . , 5' s k L, K fb 155 , 3' 1 Ii 'X,' f if 5 H 3 ,smwwsr-neu W,-aamavv Mmwzww f r m 23 Egg Q-15' we -ggi 'rp Q X, ,X .2 wwf, ' YZ! Mg Q1 Qifrf L' 3 1 INu1nnak0rs in the coaching fkdd are: Ed Lesar, Owen Smith, Sollie Raso, and Vernon Cochran. ' ?n nn x A 1 S Xi X0 X 5 RQ? fx ff K QQ? Quzarz Qigffarztftzrzfi: Bcity Ju Cope, Sue Ch2ll'lt0ll, and Becky Velusco Bccifgaflltllky Queen: Donna Tucker 12. Xen- . Two undefeated Champions of the South Central League. A-Squad Nathaniel Jones, Jerry Sturika, Jim Pzxgano, Charles Du l'ic-tru, Jim I.ig'g'ins, 4 Mike Regan, Ray Uliburri, Frank Zerfas, Jack 1Vlo1'1'ism1, S4-ls-stino Ifllizondo. M 'x li-is! 4'5 f. A' 1 I .gf pf? is. 5 ug W 2 -bmi Central Basketball A Central 50 Central 46 Central 42 Central 64 Central 52 Central 40 Central 36 Central 42 Central 58 Central 36 Central 53 Central 66 Central 49 Central 50 Central 65 Central 41 Central 59 Schedule Dec. 2 Rocky Ford 34 Dec. 4 Florence 44 Dec. 13 La Junta 26 Dec. 23 Rocky Ford 56 Dec. 28 Loveland 37 Dec. 29 Ft. Collins 46 Dec. 30 Englewood 46 Jan. 15 Fowler 34 Jan. 17 Florence 39 Jan. 26 Colo. Springs 31 Feb. 2 Trinidad 33 Feb. 9 Canon City 43 Feb. 15 Centennial 45 Feb. 17 Trinidad 32 Feb. 22 Canon City 57 Mar. 3 Colo. Springs 36 Mar 6 Centennial 47 Central B Squad Central-33 Central-49 Central-32 Cen tral-4 1 Central-72 Central-43 Central-45 Central-59 Central-42 Central-4 1 Central-41 Central-34 Central-44 Won 12 Schedule vs. Rocky Ford vs. Florence vs. Rocky Ford vs. Fowler vs. Florence vs. Colo. Springs Q3 overtimesj vs. Trinidad vs. Canon City vs. Centennial vs. Canon City vs. Colo. Springs vs. Trinidad vs. Centennial Lost 1 B-SQUAD The members of the B squad are: standing Nor man Roche, Jim Mahannah, Dennis Blake Phillip Haines, Karl Carlson, Rodney Hanson Jack Lud lowg kneeling: Dan Tihonvich, Dewey Thorton R bin Galves, Don Young, George Stone. 5 may v. fl Z 1951 Wrestling Team Conference Co-Champs Walter Pickard, 175 lbs. Ray Pusedu, 1435 lbs., Conference Champion Alfred Mixon, 155 lbs., Conference Co- Champion. Victor Hendren, 145 lbs. Don Pagano, 127 lbs. Charles Lane, H. W., Conference and District Champ Archie Burt, Mgr. Lewis Codec, 133 lbs., Conference and District Champion. .Iohn Rivas, 112 lbs., Conference and District Champion. 4th in State. Robert Duffield, 95 lbs., Conference and Dis- trict Champion. Zlrd in State. Ben Best, 103 lbs., Conference Champion. Jesus Villapondo, 127 lbs. Earl Mills, 138 lbs., Conference Champion. Golf Oriel Lornelison, luix Burton, .lim Wart Smith, and Hay Slnmltl . Ng, Information about spring sports was not available at the time the VVildcat went to press. M THE EMBERS OF THE BASE- BALL SQUAD are lop row, left to right, DeLeofn, Dremel, E., Datz, Merrill, Young, Plese, Nelson, Maw- zfzrzares, Lexar, Piclcwrfl, Stupar, Morzisorn, Hanson, Ulibarri, Rom- ero, Gulvezg bottom, row, Lfudlozv, Liggirzs, Jones, Dremel, J., De Pietro, Smith, Piserchio, Zerfurs, Weichrsel, mamzger Sloslcy. Front row, left to right: Dennis Blake, Walt Borders, Dick Lane, Carlos Gallegos, Richard Arellano, Earl Mills, Archie Burt. Second row, left to right: Jack Chick, Winfred Trem- hle, Mike Regan, Selestino Elizondo, Melvin Jones, Wayne Campbell, Norman Roche. Third row: Joe Diaz, Manager. Back row: Richard Sehmaltz, Bill Myers, Alfred Mixon, John Ducic, Joe Diaz, Charles Scrivner, Joel Salas, James Greening. T ' Left to right: Jerry Starika, Sam Shurtz, Teddy Aguilera, Harry Ward, Allen Lewis, Norris MeFerren. The honoraries are the recognition of achievement of the individual. These honoraries are not local projects but are controlled by either national or international councils. To be eligible for these groups high scholastic standing, citizenship, and service to the school are necessary. Other achievements are determined by the organization itself. Central honoraries include National Forensic League, National Honor Society, National Athletic Scholarship Society, and Quill and Scroll. Wearing one of these pins is an honor recognized on any college campus or by any employer. While the first three honoraries mentioned are national, Quill and Scroll is known internationally. N. A. S. S. is the National Athletic Scholarship Society. To become a member of N.A.S.S. a letter must have first been earned in either a major or minor sport and a high grade average maintained. Members are as follows: top picture left to right, Ernest Romero, Victor Hendren, Ray Smelek, Selestino Elizondo, Charles Lane, Jim Pagano, John Tezak, Jerry Starika. Second row: Ray Ulibarri, Charles Scrivner, Charles DePietro, Frank Zerfas. Third Row: Nathaniel Jones, John Rivas, Sam Shurtz, Herbert Hatch, Morton Weichsel, Earl Mills, Jim Liggins. AND is an international journalistic fraternity. Its membership is taken from 10'Z, of the journalism class and is based upon achievement in writing. Members are recommended by the adviser and accepted by the executive secretary. Members reading left to right are: Top row: Catherine Walter, Jerry Starika, Cynthia Charlton, Larry Carter, Gerald Robbe, Barbara Bernard, Walter Benesch, Jo Ann Perkins, Kay Raye. Second row: Joyce Van Auken, Ann Evans, John Tezak, Rachel De Leon. Seated in front of the table are: Orville Benjamin, Charlotte Espinoza, Charles Eve, Celia Phillips. .M If Nw 1 sl V 1 1 fx 5 fi? v ' wi war V Vx wwmvwwmwwfew V K ' .A VM., ..-,,..,,,, sg .wwf -mmuxqnmwwn.Q-sX41e'.nuSaw'? Rfb' W 1 i 'Wh . .xx 11 N 4 X 1 Q, .fs . W Q x 1 ., L M 'gpx iy H ,fl x AEA.. film S or i x:,: :Q 3 P Q wsligfgfiggsiv b vc, WQKVKWM , gr' gf AS gm- 5 f'ir5.e.,:5.1Q2: -,-f ': Q' , X, X Y Q 4 N t' I F ' I- whose aims aio to pi-omotv intl-rust, oppol a tunity, and rosourcv in spm-cli, is mado up a limited nwmln-rship whose only rvquircniont is that 220 points ln oarnod during actual dclmato tournamvnts. Members am as follows' Falmi-in H. W-1rd Hom-.'c-li D , . , 1 , s , ann-V, Akiyama, Bartlc, Jonson, Epps, Buchanan, Ware, Down-y, Lynn-1 J. Ward, Holm, Ordaz, Tckavoc, Palmvr, J. Starika, Van Dyno, lion-ko Siffring, and Chorali. ' of the student council courtesy week essay and slogan contest. Essays: Eleanor Middelkamp, firstg Frank Kollu-zvn, sccondg Joan Knuth, winnvr of slogan Contest. H1-ro arv tho high fivo in tho boys' dcclamation c-ontvst: Forlws Dc-wx-y, Harry Ward, Walter Bcnosch, winner: Cai'- man Palmer, and Melvin T1-kavoc. M-up '76' CONTEST WIN N ERS: KEATING ESSAY CONTEST: Pictured left to righ Phyllis Martin, Margaret Smith, Barbara Sloan, winnerg June Harpel. t: Bill Daney, STUDENT COUNCIL GIRLS' DECLAMATION CONTEST: Charlotte Stanko, Dianne Shumate, Pat Mramor, winner: Marcia D tcher Betty Jo Stewart. U 1 VIN ORATION CONTEST' Back row left to right: R01- CORW - . land Siftring, Eddie Altman, Phil De Marco, Sally Speken, Frank Lynch, winner. PEECH Radio, a new vocational opportunity for Central students, was started here this year. The class has had its own half-hour radio show weekly over KCSJ. This studio work included acting, announcing, writing, directing, sound effects, and all the work which goes into producing a radio program. Blue Mask 8: Gavel is an older organization at Central. The course includes reading, acting, general speech making, and the production of one-act plays. Stagecraft, another new class at Central, was started the second semester. Members of the class are taught general knowledge of the things that go on behind the scenes. Remodeling of the stage and stage properties, and better lighting effects are some of the things undertaken. The main stage productions of the year are the Senior Play, the Junior Play, the Operetta, and the Vodevil. The purpose of the Senior Play is to earn money for the annual memorial given to the school by the seniors. The money taken in for the Junior Play goes for junior annual pictures and for the junior and senior prom. The music depart- ment uscs the funds from the operetta for other musical productions. The funds from the vodevil go to finance council. Making a typical broadcast are: Moore, Palmer, Lynch, Quinn, Sehnell, Helm. 'N Y ya vi. 'S X 5 Q13 A 1 t ' Er i f W aw r xx 5 A Www VM. fwmn.. Y M.. ...NM .-wwe-4 Wykt 92 w Q1 5 ,Q Q 6 5 19 -vig -u u, J' if gf. IQ - 1 Aggvnig, ,ws A Q E e i C Senior Play Cheaper by the Dozen C by the Class of 51 Cast A Marilyn Quinn Charles Eve Dale Bivens Shirley Anderson Jerry Helm Paul Elliott Jeannine Weaber Kaye Raye .lo Ann Perkins Roberta Grisham Larry Carter Marilyn Kyle Evarts Fox Jane Cristopher James Divelbiss Carmen Palmer Directors: Orville Benjamin Marlene Summers Eileen Swaim Hart Kind wwf J , if rmzucsfs nusucnn LIBDAQV .A '35 1.0017 Nljgf' X' A K fx X ,ge !,Q c ll ova J I AQ. .ffw ' a Nr I in K Al wma 5. 1:06 A Musical C ouzedy ln the ulmve pielure ure: .luyee Yam Alllibll, Kay lizxye Sum Camus, lllury .lame Oneslmviell. The lower pieture: lizulvznru Sloan, .lezumette l erg,rusm1, Janet Donnelly, David llergy Rllllllllll Sill'ring', Waller' lim'- ket, Bill Dzmey, Kay Raye, .luyee Van Auken, Sully Rue Speken. Kneeling: Charles lg2ll'lll0l0lllL'XV, lJ0llLZ'l1lS lillllKlSUIl, Andy Mihulso, Sam Camus, Bill l31'ow11,.lu gxllll Crilunri. v MUSIC Music gives the people of this department the key to a world of beauty others can never know. Their skills and talents are aimed to enliven many a person's dreary day and give solace to others, but the greatest pleas- ure comes to the person himself. When he can get by him- self and play chords, rearrange music, and sing with the feeling he wants, he is happy. When a group does this together the product is music at its best. Such is Central's vocal department with a membership of about three hundred. Along with Mixed Chorus and Centralian Choir, the main choruses, there are three groups made up of Mixed Chorus members. These are Boys' Quar- tet, Octet, and Triple Quartet. With an all-girl mem- bership is the Triple Trio. Hours of the day are spent in practice time in room 209. Another part of the Music Department is the band. The band has over eighty members in which is the ves- tation of thousands of dollars in instruments and les- sone and literally years in time. Only the band gives out with music such as is heard at the football and basket- ball games. Instrumental in supplying entertainment to various groups in Pueblo and surrounding localities is the or- chestra. Playing many times during the year, it works hard to make its performances good. Of the sixty members most have had grade school training to lead up to the fun and pleasure in being in a high school orchestra. All of this time has been put to good use in the programs arranged and presented by the Music De- partment. Some of the presentations and the places where others have been made by various groups of the depart- ment at various times of the year are: The Christmas Pageant, Vodevilg Polio Benefit Showg Chamber of Com- merceg Rotary, Kiwanis, banquets, Thatcher, Pleasant View, and Keating schools: radio station KCSJg Teacher's Convention, Operettag Music Festival, assembliesg and last but not least, Baccalaureate and Commencement. Centralian Members Marilyn Bacino, Juanitta Brauo, Georgina Brossard, Jose- phine Broux, Martha Brul, Kay Brumbaugh, Lucille Capozzola, Dorothy Currier, Virginia Di Martino, Joanne Donahue, Anna Ruth Easton, Jo Ann Ferkul, Norma Gord- ner, Lavon Grigg, Betty Lou Guenther, Marilyn Howells, Barbara Irvin, JoAnne Judy, Joann Kockis, Marilyn Kyle, Martha Lloyd, Ruth Masar, Coralee Mayhugh, Barbara Mills, Gail Milligan, Barbara Moore, Phyllis Nance, Jean Olson, Mary Jane Oreskovich, Jo Ann Peterson, Norma Richardson, Joan Riggio, Joan Schumaker, Neta Shroy- er, Jo Ann Smith, Celeste Moss, Joyce Van Auken. A 9 X. R , fx , - ,k i i.:.:1r 'Q., if mm S QQ' 3 , q xl f i s A ? X Centralian Choir 5 Lib! K g f i ,... 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Q - 3 K F 'sri , x , X G x Q , I ix. . js WW W4 ,,,,,,,,,f',,,, PUBLICITY, YEARBOOK, B esponsible for the yearbook, school newspaper, and public relaftions is 'I , the Journalism department. There are three classes, two advanced and one beginning, composed of seniors who have the required average in English. This department assumes the responsibility for Central's publicity working in conjunction with the Star-Journal and Chieftain and outside papers such as the Denver Post. Through exchanges, The Central Times reaches all parts of the U. S. and overseas. Together with the printing classes the Journalism department has published the newspaper for 28 years and the Wildcat for 48 years. A major project of the Journalism department is the publishing of Central's yearbook. This book is financed in its entirety by the students of Central thru the sale of the yearbook and also the selling of space to different organizations. The business angle is handled by the business staff of the Journalism department. All picture layout and design is the work of the students. The makers of the 1951 book are Shirley Anderson, Barbara Bernard, Lucille Cappozola, Larry Carter, Maggie Lou Chandler, Jane Christopher, Rachel DeLeon, Marcia Dutcher, Gladys Ewing, Evarts Fox, Doreen Gibson, Chester Hoggatt, Phyllis Ivey, Robert Maize, Margaret McMeeken, Jo Ann Perkins, Kay Raye, Lucille Ricotta, Jerry Starika, Stephen Swath, John Tezak, Catharine Walter, Jeannine Weaber, Walter Benesch, Orville Benjamin, Paul Elliot, Charlotte Espinoza, Retta Mae Haddock, Nola Hart, Louis Houseman, Elaine Klipfel, Margaret Lane, Coralee Mayhugh, Jeannette McClure, Helen Millison, Phyllis Nance, Mary Jane Oreskovich, Celia Phillips, Betty Jo Stewart, Alta Taylor, Melvin Tekavec, Gene VanLiew, Harry Ward, Fanchon Brice, Cynthia Charlton, Luella Croley, Elaine Eaklor, Ann Evans, Charles Eve, Betty Jean Fabian, Betty Lou Guenther, Sarah Hess, Nathaniel Jones, Catherine Knuth, Biondella Kracht, Eleanor Nelson, Gerald Robbe, Marlene Summers, Eileen Swaim, Evelyn Todd, Donna Tucker, Joyce Van Auken, Marilyn Kyle. NEWSPAPER 6 VH S- x if vw K P 4,2 J' 4 ... 1 W W., arf 5 ,Q ,. -., x Z1 Xmrzwzxe W 4 QM ' Q '- .1 rr Wigs v ART DEPARTME The objective of the Central art department is to develop artistic talents among the students. Fields of art offered are sketching, painting, commercial art, clay modeling, or crafts. All of these are done in the art studio along with many other projects. The department is divided into two classes, the beginners and the advanced. The beginners have a definite setup which must be carried out. This work consists of learning the principles of art. Upon entering their second year of art, they may apply these principles to various projects. Some of the things that they have carried out the past year are: designing and painting the backdrops, Christmas decorations, and posters. Bob Maize and Joyce Van Auken worked on the angel at the right to which Joyce is adding the finish- ing touches. The angel was used in the annual civic Christmas pag- eant which was presented on the front steps of Central. Theresa Ramirez is shown as she is work- ing on another project. 3 , ff, T! 5 3 il Q 3 3 9 , 4 , 5 4 f 1' xx' v. v- ink'-K. 6. 0' WAMMQMQ , K - 'fiwmh if ,,g,1 I FIRST PROJECT OF THE YEAR DY THE ART DEPARTMENT First projoct of tho year by tho art dL'D2H'tll10Dt shows C0ntral's newest backdrop, dvsignod by Bob Muizf' and used in the vodevil. Joyce Van Auken, Don Robinson, and Bill Poinduxtor assisted. CENTRAIXS ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT In the making are posters to be put up by the Art Department, used as adver- tisements for Centrz1l's various activitivs. Loft to right arc: Jo Ann Judy, Bob Diaz, Pat VVolter, Don Robinson, and Maurice Mattocks. 17 Nj WI 1 fs .L l f?,:i'Vl 7 M li g E . . 734.48 133 riff' -'fi WN-. H li' 1 El' W ,iw , 'ff s 1 l sv, ,- f Q 9 N09 mn l w 4 1 Wx' 'Sj 'v L 1 ,. i. fe 'L i R fi OT ,...,m 'sm ...ah qi.:-:.' 'vff-ffm -l -iqwdihil 10.12 V i L. IX ', -.'-f- .- ' , 1 'vw A x v. I l Cgntml s .ut depfutment llV9Il5 Central s halls xxlth posters, slogans, and fll1I'lStI'fl2lS ClPC0l'2lfl0llS. U3-2 452: 2' Q, My f dh W M 1 ,W ,Q ,,Q-few gs ,- 'ffxbllif w 5 4, ,. fi- '1 - y an ,... if X. -I V. l-H , I ps fy ,ff 1 ,F3g'i5vsgw Q31 - w N . -Q v auxin-L -,M 1-Q., Y N ,m55wg,gg,,fgg:MX S '- T ,. f-.fg . 4' is . fs N, :Q-ffli2Q'f ' 0 : ' l .... , ' ff . , ms ,,,,,, 1 PQ 1 , i pw 1 , N2 J-.5 .. ..,:g,5,:,. .Lf-.5 M ., X Y. ,. Pg SEQ , V1 ,. , .wc-,:f,.2 - 1- sv l ik ml- ff All 2, ' - w'f-M, Y ff yv ,, lgigggw , 535:26 fl., 1,-53, , Nemw ,A 1 lf , . ,y simfvm lf s ... - , Q l 3 af 2- .-V f Y l , .Vw ' wi' f ww if ,mf 2, fe, , ww wwl f., QQQS Q ,V K .Q .1 A - f' is .S5fljgj'2'l'? ,I A ,QQ-fffvfa 1524- QQEXALEQA iggailfff f ' if mw- 4 'K l ' . , X . ,M 4, , A K-wif? 'flw,Lfz1:f if 2 ..:sF g f- Qs: W4 f ' -' lqiisff W 'V-flu ws ,gm 55 ,fl'i5'?MWZCL5gf-X11 QF? . 'i-If Filsss . X ' 4535 2125 : ' - F-'Q-Li :Mm Q fam, s ef W . g 'Jxisivgwff fgfff-WZ ww ..z M , , - ,- ,yy -H 1141 '3f.'I?fP l'J,ff5ii 7f'1 'z5W5Q3S2,j?-if ,X :xx A :+52,fwfi:1w , flls hqvegsi-wliilf l . X Q 'A L fs M 2 ALTHOUGH THE R.0.T.C. has no bearing on ratings in the army, it gives much preliminary training of great value to the individual in the army. In addition to this military training the R. 0. T. C. strives to train its cadets in the qualities of good citizenship such as dependability, discipline, and training in leadership and responsibility. The highlights of the year are the R. O. T. C. balls, semi-formal in the fall and formal in spring. Other projects of R.O.T.C. are the rifle team, the firing squad for the funerals of the war dead, and the various details for achievement at the civic theatre. R. O. T. C. Col. Smith, Capt. Anderson, Sgt. Czu'pente1', Sgt. Shaffer, Sgt. Gomez vwiiiiii V , W QWS-W' wqxffw ,alizviw Q N B R-ff ' m . was-MW , ,. , i N Catherine Walter, Col., R.O.T.C. Sponsors. T Regimental Staff Negomir, Hockman, Benjamin, Scrivner, Skrifuars. ,XM , . X ggi. - M-,ami Xgxw. -is ii is-QQ Battalion Staff Weichsel, Fox, Smith, Moore, Ruggieri, San ford, Diaz, Carlson, Smith. Romero Reynolds White Smelek Verant Munoz Lucero Bennet-t't Smith, B. Regan Willmerforce Sehmaltz Donley Gardener Coco Elizando Poulos Vaughn Alyea Jones Pannunzio Colletti Oldham Mascarenas Cornelison Pecararo Wilson Galpin Schoemhs Ward Burg Berumen Harper Mills Cortinas Quintana Wiley Valdez Urban De Leon Castro Trujillo Torres Barnett Gomez Wyman Godec Chappel Erickson Howard Saunders Vasquez Pierson Wilson Burton Hopper Higgins Van Metel Sehwee rs Griffith Montez Schlosser Gomez Giadone Collins Meyers Alvarado D1-Martino Dremel Valdez Godenez Archuleta Manley Ulilmarri Oliva Gallina Rodriguez Daugherty Berry Johnson Jacklovich Melton -gi ' Q i I gv., A , 0 , 9 W l Q is if Q I Q U S W i .- -,-Q., l VFX 5, 5 2 , lx Q 5 4 1, xi? 1 ,L 4 Wi ' 1 1 -'M Qffw E: 1? l ,X . 1 1 'Sing gr . . t e S 2 gp V. W . I O 6 O 3 K if 6 My 4 . . at fy :,. f B , , 2 1. 4, 5 P ,BM .,,., V .Y , In 0 N V my Q O C fs M ' 44 I . . 5 ,i v I I Q I 5 35 if J iw, y E E . K. K Sw Us v. S U n mrs' , 3 I W 'vl8,' , ,, sf' 222 ,1rQ 'T' Q' . I . . O x -R . , . t mwij 5 Q 0, ,x K I I 'X'm, xi I . 1 I O I s 1.3 5 5,1 . .:, Ya ,.,'v. 0 .3 0 0 0 2 S 3 X X :N Q Q. U 1 N A .WgwQ,, v x M ,iv Q , Q3 gg? 1: L X. 9' 41 .g5!I':5I gh.: 'ijgiifa :iz W Z o ? ,- if . . 4-. in . 'km U Q I 5:2 n ' Q N K x 8 .' 2 ' -fy 11 Q gl? E I D O U I It 'ax sf Fw Qi fw- Q . 1 O ' Q ' u i ' Q uk- O I O O . , . 4 -5 5 , l tl' . i sf B . Ee? . . ,gy W Q ' Q In D 'Q ' Third Platoon 'i 2? gt! - f ' ' hu, A. R IT Rxiggsic-1'i, Cochran, Reynolds, Smith, Martin, Weichsel, Duran, Cook, Benjamin, Wiseman, Lough. Pettijohn, Gonzalvs, Gutierrvz, Grande. Bam we Walter, Tuullic, G11-cn, Mrumor, Thompson, Kocman, Weaber, Davidson, Jacques, August, Raye, Wulkcr, Muthic son, Bc-lvuul, Dutchor, Kenyon, Ncaring. .J-.-...W TL-Zak, VL-11111, Euston, Munzzxmuus, DOPi6tl'0. On the following pages are the pictures of Central's citizens. The classes, activities, and routine of school revolve both around and for these people. It is for the latter that over 300 classes have been held 6 hours a day, 5 days a week, for 9 months. Of our 1,616 pupils 473 are freshmen, 431, sopho- moresg 397, juniorsg and 315, sen- iors. FRESHMEN f FRESHMEN Officers: President: Joe Diaz Vice-President: Wally Smith Secretary: Grace Barter Treasurer: Dewie Thornton Reporter: Mary Elizabeth Julien Sponsor: Miss Dorthea Langer Roll Representatives: Norma Boyer, Beverly Young, Mona Lee Higgins, Bill Fisher, Ford Young, Frank Kolbezen, Ann Kirk, Carrie Zebeck, Doug Knudson, Frank Stofac, Nadine Carlson, Steven Martinez, Maurice Ivey, Maureen Clemens, Joan Hol- torf, Scott Gale, Claudette Avolos, Don Nelson, Patricia Giarratano, Bud Graham. On- costa, Al daca, M., A W: Apo RO TOP Q 2 :E 2 504 4 - 2 9776 QP .24 3 6 4 z .2 fi D152 Q 6 CZ' Lin-J 'E . H 2 4 2 'E 5:-. N41 2 ROW: Alibillar, D., Antinucci, ND 2 shbrook, Apodaca, N., Alton, A , R-, len ll Bunne Ballash, enesch, B ROW 3RD r-I :: Q3 E F -4 cv CQ uf P 2 CQ 6 F 'sl C O CQ E. O 2 CQ bidge. 111' B r, S., Bustillos, Albilla Bryan, Brown , 4TH ROW Beurman, Baros, Beru- Burnett, I'0WSQl', Black, B er, J., Allen. Oy est, B men, B vm., , is Q' ' 3 rneman, Bo enjamin, B ROW TTOM BO Ballagut, Burkett, Boyer, Beeman, Barnes, Barter. Borneman, Crav- Curry, Diaz, nell, al' W:D RO TOP Craig, Cano, spin, S, Cebulski, Cri QU Calderon, Eiland. ck, Ch Cascio, .1-4 2ND ROW: Carlson, Cozzetto, Chorak, chudg Clemens, Chavez. caddeu, Barnes, Collins, Coats, onner, RD ROW: C 3 Cas- ell, son, Calkins, Chapel, Cartm Ca 'T' ,-4 Chavez. cci, tro, Castullu 4TH ROW: Chavez, Datz, Chavez, Cape, Borders, Blake, Di Nero, De Grado, De Salvo, De Leon. Coleman, BOTTOM ROW: Drummond, Daugherty, Dyker, J., Dyker. -Q .L Q ,'. f eq. V 'gg-, f E 5? Eiland, Ellyas, zales, OD W:G RO TOP Dudrick, Egan, el H1 re en, D Ev gy Ewin res A., Flores B. lo noza, F Espi 2ND ROW: Engelbreecht, Dunlap, Fred- Fass, Ferraro, Frey, Flori, eriksen, Felps, Flores, Ferrell. zales, Green C., Green R. W: Gon O D5 CJ Di co 'F' A cd CJ S 63 -C1 as :- LD uf cu 9 O s-4 U of 'u SI N L4 CJ T13 CD W.. CU P Fisher. Fitzpatrick, ner, Gunter, Green, Gallegos, W: O Di I P' wr iarratano, orshe, G G Gacnik, Gunderson , adlin. cia, G al' Gadlinez, G ood, ood, H W Gadlin, Gate W: RO BOTTOM ay, Hernandez, Hardw unt, ouston, H H Hensley, Herrera. ie? gn: 5 I' :IPD mid as OS :O ODI m - 'S gg EE +3 se' GJ me ..D gm OT ME CS: GJ H! 2.11. l'Y1 uff H unze, gms, H Hockman, 'gis W: Hanson Hai ZND RO Jaquez, Julien, Johnson F., Johnson S., Ivey. Johnson R., Juno, Ja- Janinick, James, J aber, ROW: RD 3 r L., Koge hevar G., OC quish, Keithley, K Kolbezen, Kochevar, Kirk, W: RO 4TH S .XX .., . pig' n 'E' s,, s X . .rs Lewis, Kelly, oger, per, K em son, K Knud Lacey, Linville, Lynch, TOM ROW: BOT Lane, Leit- cero V., Lu R. Lucero 1 Lepilx Lucero C., Lash. head, air, cN Mathews, Mayber M W: RO TOP miller, oh ewis, Lawson, L tell, L Lit Luke, Lynch, Maldonado. lich, 2ND ROW: Mutz, Martinez E., Mik Markus, 9 .- F-. CYS ,-C2 m F-4 CG E igan, Mill cs? C ii 4 Myers, Martinez J. Morris, aulin, M ide, W: McBr RO 3RD Marincich, Mihe- S. artinez Morgan, M D. Maurello. lich, Martinez E., Martinez 6 E N.. 4-7 GJ F3 E GJ. E 3 3 2 3 O Di F rf fr 9m 9 f-1 C 2 ane, Middelkamp, Mil- nan, L Marri Gill ler, Malone, McClellen. aisel, Olson, Noble, M W: RO TTOM BO Nelson, Nigro, Numoto, Martin, Manley, artinez. oye, M Mor if ggi Q -Q-mffv iiiire . ...ix A-.' MQ. , c W .VN Ortega, Pierce, Opp, W1 Phillips, RO TOP Potes- ez, Polito, GI' B., P Ortiz, Peterson tio, Okern. D. Porter A., 9I'6Z er, P i ohlme P of +1 5 U 5 Q-4 apish M. Orr, Portilles, P Par- apish, Puntar, Palitio, W:P RO 3RD Romero, Roberts, Peate, Perko, dun, -5 .2 BD bb 5 Di Q. N 5a Q5 ri -54 U2 O 011 ID 3 O M Q Pl fr' I ,Va O Di .rf :L .. O 'rs : cv D5 ci 4-7 +5 O .2 M vi' 4-7 S-e Q2 .Q O O5 H. GJ 'o as Q3 Di ni Q .H s-1 4-7 cv D-1 ew? 4-w .-4 N .-Q as .BU .-Cl CD Sherwood, Romero, W: O Qi E o ef ef O on Spurlock, Sanchez, nduval, ,Sa .c if E rn Shook, Shidler, Sloan, Rump. TOP ROW: Starr, Shugart, Samberson, Shields, Spanjel, Smith E., Solorzano, Stuart, Smith D., Sheely, Smith M. 2ND ROW: Stewart, Sterner, Stofac, Tuell, Strah, Smith, Shorer, Santos, Shelinbarger, Thornton, Smrdu. BOTTOM ROW: Vaghn, Veruouec, Taulli, Sell, Theilbar, Spurlock, Stubler, Trujillo O., Tyson, Tatman, Trujillo G. TOP ROW: Waddelow, Wolff, Wertz, Williams, Vandnal, Vitullo, Venuto, Urioste, Valdez. 2ND ROW: Wright B., Ybarra, Young, Williams R., Vaught, Vest, Williams W., Wallis, Weed, Wheeler. 3RD ROW: Zupancic, Zanetell, Wright, Wells, Walworth, Youngblood, Williams, Youhouse. BOTTOM ROW: Zobeck, Wolfenbarger, Wagner, Tucker, Vigil, Tihonovich, Young, Walker. soruomonss OPHGMORES Officers: President: Dean Van Dyne Vice-president: Donald Anderson Secretary: Nancy Brown Treasurer: Janet Murray Sponsor: Miss Miller Sophomore Roll. Room Representatives: Janice Paripovich, Richard Schmaltz, Betty Barnes, Shirley Earnest, Maurice Beauvais, Robert Akiyama, Beverly Carlson, Pat Germ, Rochelle Reynolds, Samuel Spinuzzi, Joan Petta, Eddie Mitchell, Evelyn Mohorcich, Daryle Nay- lor, Betty Ann Verna, Jim Viles, Sally Speed, Janes DeLeon, Orelle Rodgers, Norman Roche, Walter Johnson, Marilyn Howels. TOP ROW: Alyea, Andrews, Allen, Ar- ci N +1 +-v 2 5 ,5 9 P4 4 mi UD .5 5-4 5-I QC E N 4-v -o-v .2 5 .S 5-9 .-1 QC W: Anderson Aguilera, Butko- QND RO THSS- Bueno, B B hner, Baldwin, Bus vich, 3RD ROW: Brumbaugh, Bruce, Broth- Berchkefeldt, Barnes, Ba- Buchler, ers, Buchanan, BOTTOM ROW: Beauvais, E? .QQ .c as Q0 A 13 Qs-. DQ O O -437' 43135 is 550 'ca Z3 EU .25 CQ: 5 KO : o. P+' v-4P4 :rs FDDI: Camos. TOP ROW: Donnelly, Cortner, Caruso, Carlson, Cooper, Cape, Child, Coulter, Cortez H., Craft. Cash, E. Cortez 2ND ROW: Carlson W., Cooper, Camp- Carnes, Cooper, Cason, urrier, C bell, Chandler, Chanak. arlson C., Camack, C Curtis, Carlson, mel, Dre 3 o as Q oc CC! enico, Davis, YH Co Chavez, Coco, Donahue, Daman, Duffield, De Cesaro. e Sal- Dillon, D Chorak, ROW: M BOTTO De Di Martino, De Heart, Dieus, VO, 4 1 es Jardins, DeNiro, TOP ROW: Decker, D elbrecht, ng Easton, E Elrod, Elich, :T cu P Li Elliott. Earnest, 2ND ROW: Fields, Fern, Flemons, Foss- Freeman, Godinez, Frank, ceco, Fick, I'3,IlC0. F Fern, Gorshe, Gallina, Geringer, B o nc Q as CYD Gallegos, ood, Greenw Grigg, Greening, Gadlin. Gregg, arrantanto, Gi Garcia, Gear- Gearheart E., W: o Di 2 O ef e- o on Griffith, Gomez, Garcia, Goff, Q5 is v-4 N Q3 F: Green, Germ, Gilman. Hyde, Z ernande ells, H OW H ROW TOP Freedle, Hackett, Herrera, Epps, Good- paster, Gritz. J achetta, enez, IY1 ROW: Jones, Ji ND Z Huskin, Hill, Hed, Helwig, Hol- gins .EU I . m Li S5 A LD C. O 11 H O Z3 E-1 5 m E O Qi Q D-1 'JO cklovich. Ja Kasic, Irvin, BOTTOM ROW: Green, Jamieson, Joseph, Johnson, inez, Hall, Jim Kastelic, nuth, kendall K Kir ROW TOP Haines, Kay, yde, Jones, H Hiu, Holtz, Klipfel. his J., OC Johnson, Kletsky, K ROW ND 2 Lee, Le- R., his OC ner, K Ke Jamieson, evre, Lucero. F ch. 82. Luke, Lantz, Luna, Lloyd, Lucero, L artinez, J rray, M Mu ROW TOP Mor- Musso, Munoz, Martinez L., Masteranto- ara, s,M Marku VV, 1'O nio, Marquez. rf cv .EU ill M attocks, W:M 2ND RO Meyers, Mo- M . Ol'1'1SOI'l , cKlem, E ass, Mitchell M M oore, horich, M Mixon, McMcekan. Cf o cKinn M Murten, W: RO RD 3 I .4 ..-1 2 errill, annah, M ah itchell, M M ES- MM la Mu Meeks, all arsh M I-4 CU .-. Mravoich. play, ens, Oliver. Ow W: RO BOTTOM Ol- cFerren, M Morris, Marincich, rady, Naylor Nichols, No- , O'G f- .- O m Parlapi- OKorn, Orr, ROW TOP od as -c QP .E D-4 cf 'cs CJ .E Q4 6 C ms Pagli 6 c :ws 6 c-. 9 f-4 GS f-1 -4 Z3 D-4 f-1 r- ,-CI O N1 Z ca u cu :- :- O D4 4-w 4-7 cu D-4 testio, Pina. Pa- nson, Prior, ROW: Parki ND 2 Perkins, Penza, Paglione, gano, Phelps, sol, povich, Petta, Pre ': N O-4 Pieratt. Roche, Pr ce, Pierce, ROW: RD 3 ...- Rod- Reynolds, usedu, P eece, R Paulos lirez, an R dgway, Ri gers, Rodriquez. Patterson, Roll, VV : RO M BOTTO cin- R les rn, Ragsdale, Rosa Rayhu Sando- Reid. Ryan, ert, Rodriquez ders. 2lUl'l , S ,-. N If TOI' ROW: Spinuzzi C., Schiro, Sloan, Schweers, Spinuzzi S., Spinuzzi B., Stout G., Schvurer, Secord, Speed, Stockton. 'ZND ROW: Sabo, Spinuzzi, Stout, Shumate, Starika, Smith, Santistevan, Snyder, Swath, Schumacher, Santos. BOTTOM ROW: Tyree, Terlip, Thomas, Tusing, Stone, Shure, SI1Q0l'lIl2'0l', Tomko, Turner, Thomason, Thomason I. TOI' ROW: Vaughn, Thatcher, Vigil, Van Meter, Verna, Villapondo, Vella, Valente, Vanwey, Vecchio. IZND ROW: Urban, Valdez, Velardi, Wise- man, Wilson K., Wyatt, Wyman, VanDyne, Valle, Wilson L., Vilcs. SEND ROW: Torres, Warne, Webb, Young, White, Wilson, Savage, Zupancic, Yoxey, 'I'l1a1'1'a. BOTTOM ROVV: Ward, Schmaltz, Silchia, Tapp, Williams, Wade, Williams M., Wolfen- lb2ll'jICl'. ulMhNT 'w-4-..,, Freshinen find out about Central ,Q c JY-M .7 The class of '52 is now ready to accept the challenge of leadership in the school. As Juniors, this class has given us the Junior play, Jun- ior float, essays and orations. They took part in art, music, drama, and all the sports and societies at Cen- tral. JUNIURS g 1, .1 1, sm . M. ' A v . , 1, ,Pav . -my , 1 ' -'sf 'Q W 1--Xp? -' fl - 1 Si x ,s mf ' A fa - Kiss-ifY1,ef54 A is gmf ? vgg H . WWW a- 1, W. MW., .,,- A X ' SX 45 , fl g X 9' I 1 ' 5 ,P ' Q W YJ, V. , ffhijl A . fy .ln A- M? V. fl .. ,-13,5 , Q I S if .. .. ..... Q ,' , 1 . 7 if '11 A fr Af... X -, 'Six gf ws llel kv .+ ,X K '33 inysgf 1 i ,, Q m ., ,. 1: -2 -K 1 u QW. A Q 1 W qefifqx . ' 1 Q32 A I Q.. , ' if . .,...i., vi 'v hr 5 .sl Q 'E sf I xii? 'i , u l x G sg 45 ,ii 5 V.. fi D Q J' 5 il --5 4: 'fi Y Y u-wi. .2 If a A LPQ ig. , 1 if N Q. -Q1 - -lg.. f 1 A . IUNIORS Barbara Abel, Jean Abernathy, Ronald Abram, Ray Aeosta, Ted Aguilera. Fred Akiyama, Bob Adamich, Zerita Allen, Ernestine Almagure, Edward Altman. Jack Anderson, Rose Anderson, Avis Andrews, Mary Appuglise, Bennie Archuletta. Betty Archuletta, Jesus Arellano, Orlinda Arellano, Jo Ellen Harrell, Phyllis Baker. Catherine Barajas, Bernadette Barnes, Charles Bartholomew, Dorothy Bartle, Harvey Baynes. Dick Beals, Bob Bender, Frank Bensik, Audene Berekefeldt, David Berg. Ethel Belveal, Florencio Berumen, Dean Blagg, Donna Blankenship, Pauline Blouse. Elvira Bravo, Georgiana Brossard, Barbara Brothers, Mary Brothers, Josephine Broux. , W, Q 31 5 f' fb 5-2 -Z -Jil 5 3 SMX S, wi 4 6 B, ' 1' ff ,f JUNIORS Rebecca Bruce, Beverly Bugg, Lillian Beres, Bill Brown, Rose Marie Busia. Angelo Carleo, Leonard Carlo, Floyd Carlson, Tony Castro, Marie Casciavillani. Geraldine Cash, John Clark, Rose Marie Clemens, Shirley Clemens, Barbara Cochran. James Coch1'an, John Connors, Edwin Cook, Frances Cordo, Onel Cornelison. William Coughlin, Rose Ma1'y Cozart, James Craig, JoAnne Criliari, Josephine Croshal. Bernice Cruz, Norma Cummings, Carmella Dalio, Bill Daney, Virginia Dareo. Jeanette Davidson, Angellina Davis, Charles Davis, Floris Davis, Phil DeMarco. Josephine De Pedro, Charles De Pietro, Forbes Dewey, Ashley Daugherty, Edward Diaz, IUNIORS Robert Diaz, Secora Diaz, Shirley Dieus, Felix Dominquez, Richard Donley. Janet Donnely, Jerry Dremel, David Druva, JoAnne Dudrick, Oscar Duran. Edna Ediniston, Charles Edwards, Selestino Elizando, Dorothy Elkins, Wayne Erickson. Robert Espinoza, Dolly Eubank, Huberta Evans, Nan Fahey, Clara Fasula. Jo Anne Ferkul, Delpha Fiechter, Dorothy Filer, John Filer, Angelina Flores. Mary Alice Fones, Betty Fratterelli, Norma Gardner, Helen Geringer, Marjory Giordano. Bill Gilliland, Lucy Glaviano, lirmalinda Gonzales, Max Gonzales, William Gray. Anthony Grande, Barbara Green, Eugene Griffee, Gloria Gurrera, Frank Gutierrez. E fm! 2 ,,l JUNIORS Shirley Haling, David Hanson, Loretta Hardy, June Harpel, Herbert Hatch. Shirley Hegler, Helen Henry, Floyd Herrera, Frances Herrera, Bill Hobbs. Jerry Hollowell, Bill Hopper, James Horton, Bill Howard, Ina Howrey. David Hupp, lllomay Huston, Rose Marie Ionne, Dolores Jacques Dale James. Andy Jamieson, Margaret Jameson, Claudia Jensen, Marilyn Jensen, Bonnie Johnson. Kathryn Joniek, Mary Keniek, Nancy Kenyon, Donna Kerr, Jack Knafele. Agnes Koehan, Barbara Koehevar, Norma Kochevar, Ronald Kochevar Eileen Kocman. Elsie Kochevar, Alyce Large, Ronald LaVan, Marsha Jo Lawson, Mona Lee. JUNIORS Allen Lewis, Rose Lollar, Gene Lough, Patty Lowe, Frank Lynch. Robert Manzanares, Catherine Marchetta, Neal Martin, Phyllis Martin, Alfred Martinez. Jerry Martinez, Fred Mascarenas, Virginia Mayhugh, Pat Mramor, Antonette Marino. Virginia Maisel, Sandra Mast, Elizabeth Martinez, Eloida Martinez, Joan Mathieson. Barbara Mayber, JoAnn McBride, Harold McConnell, Cliff McCrory, Huber McFate. Jim McMillen, Jim Melton, Betty Miklich, Barbara Mills, Andrew Mihalso. Joe Miller, Joe Millison, Richard Moran, Joe Morris, Jack Morrison. Esther Murray, Gary Moore, Joanne Nearing, Gloria Nielsen, Richard Luna. fflf S E My - 2 fi if QM? dit 5 JUNIORS William Nordstrom, Joyce Ogden, Joe Anne Okorn, Ronald Olsen, Fred Opp. Rose Ordaz, Marilee Orr, Madlyn Ottino, Tyler Persons, Tom Pannunzio. Donna Passalaqua, Kathryn Patterson, Dorothy Pavlin, Norma Jean Pele, Connie Perez. Sally Perry, Doris Peterson, Juanita Piatik, June Pirtle, Mary Lou Pisciotta. Bob Piserchio, Nancy Plagman, Larry Poor, James Presky, Alice Ramirez. Mike Regan, Billy Reynolds, Melvin Richards, Albert Richardson, Robert Richardson. Dona Richeson, Joan Riggio, John Rivas, Doris Roberts, Josephine Roberts. Mary Roberts, Betty Roitz, Calvin Rudolph, Bill Sage, Carol Sanders. JUNIORS Lydia Santos, Betty Savage, Ruby Scheurer, Ruth Scheurer, Rosalie Schlasser. Dick Schmidli, Fred Schoembs, Charles Scrivner, Mary Catherine Sell, Eva Jean Shackelford. Kenneth Shigeta, Colleen Shook, Marybeth Shouse, Bill Shrock, Sam Shurtz. Nick Shyne, Rolland Siffring, Walter Skrifvars, Barbara Sloan, Evelyn Slobodnik. Ray Smelek, Barbara Smith, Bill Smith, George Smith, Janet Smith. Janice Smith, Jerry Smith, Judy Smith, Margaret Smith, Jack Snell. Sammie Southern, Sally Speken, Bill Starr, Carol Stokoe, Marvin Strait. Bill Stupar, Johnny Sullivan, Jerry Taullie, Sam Taullie, Jessie Tedrow. ...qi 1 .1 . if 1 it ..:... Q 3 Q in , -'1 1 RGS,-3 - ..,,. ' I JJ l .4 JUNIORS Melvin Tekavec, Doris Thompson, Lenore Torres, Lenora Trani, David Trevithick. Winfred Tremble, Betty Trujillo, Nancy Tryon, Ray Ulibarri, James Vaught. Gilbert Verant, Philip Vigil, Bob Vujcich, Frances Walker, Douglas Ward. Jim Ward, Kay Ware, Ginger Weedin, Elmer White, Vern Whited. Dick Wilberforce, Mickey Wiley, Barbara Williams, Mary Williams, Richard Williams. Lorraine Wiseman, Harry Wolfenbarger, Frank Zerfas, Gladys Zupancic, Jennie Rivera. On the next page begins the class of 1951, which has dominated Central's activities and has contributed a vital part to the year's program. Following the class officers are the ushers and junior escorts who aided in the commencement of the previous class. Their selection is based upon scholastic standing. The junior escorts were Pat Wolter, Velma Ryan, Jeannette Ferguson, Phyllis Nance. 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Beverly Akin Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Athenians 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask dz Gavel 4 Y-Teens 4: Library 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2. Alfred Alexander Trinidad Alvarado R. 0. T. C. 2, 3, 4: F. B. 1. 1, 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. Shirley Anderson Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Junior Play: Senior Play: Operetta: Smte Music Contest: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1: Cats Clan 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 1: Centralian 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Treble Clef. Elizabeth Archuleta G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 4: Spanish Club 4. Fidel Arriaga Violet August Christmas Pageant: R. O. T. C. Sponsors 3, 4: Y-Teens 1. Dave Baca R. 0. T. C. 2, 3, 4. Ernest Baca Boys' Ride Club 3: R. O. T. C. 2, 3: Spanish Club 1, 2. Norene Barnes Vodevil: Aletheorians 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. Richard Bartle Josephine Bayuk G. A. A. 2, a, 4. Walter Benesch N. H. S.: N. F. L.: Honor Roll: Boys' Declamation Contest, Winner: Junior Play: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Blue Mask 6 Gavel 3: I. R.. S. 2, 3, 4: Debate 1, 2, 3, 4. Orville Benjamin Christmas Pageant: Senior Play: State Music Contest: R. 0, T. C. Rifle Club 3, 4: R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Blue Mask dr Gavel 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1. Thomas Bennett R. 0. T. c. Rifle club 2: R. 0. T. C. 2, 3. 4. Dorothy Bensik SENIORS Barbara Bernard Quill 8: Scroll: Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Junior Play: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Aletheor- ians 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask 8: Gavel 3: Y-Teens 1, 2: Cats Clan 4. Joe Best Dale Bivens Junior Play: Senior Play: R. O. T. C. 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Roy Blackwell Honor Roll, R. O. T. C. 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4. Clara Borziliere Christmas Pageant: Clionians 2, 3: Y-Teens 1. Fanchon Brice Patricia Bruce Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Majonettes 1, 2, 3, 4: Owls 3. 4: Blue Mask 81 Gavel 4 : Cats Clan 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 1, 4: Library Club. Martha Brul Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Y-Teens 2: Centralian 2, 3, 4: Mixed Octet 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4. Walter Burkett Larry Burton Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4: R. O. T. C. 3: Blue Mask Q Gavel 4: Wrmtling 1: Golf 3, 4. Bill Bustillos R. O. T. C. 1, 2. Mary Butler Christmas Pageant: G. A. A. 3, 4: Y-Teens. 1: Treble Clef. Hugh Byerly Richard Campbell Lucile Capozzola Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Riiie Club 3, 4: Centralian 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2: Girls' Chorus 1: Central Wildcat: Central Times Stalf: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Cats Clan 4. Larry Carter N. H. S.: Honor Roll: Quill Q Scroll: Christmas Pageant: Senior Play: F. B. I. 1, 2: Central Wildcat: Central Timm Svtalfz Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Fooitball Team B-Squad. William Champlain R. O. T. C. 2. 3, 4. Maggie Lou Chandler Vodevil: Girls' Rifle Club 3, 4: Central Times Staff: Aletheor- ians 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: N.H.S. Cynthia Charlton Honor Roll : Junior Escort: Jr. Red Cross : Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan 2, 3, 4: Centralian 2, 3: N. H. S. Tony Chavez R. 0. T. C.: F. B. I. 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 2. Jack Chick Christmas Pageant. Jane Christopher Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Junior Red Cross: Vodevil: Senior Play: State Music Contest: Girls' Rifle Club 2, 3, 4: Central Wildcat 2, 3: Central Times Staff 3, 4: Aletheorians 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Masque and Gavel 3: Cats Clan 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: N. H. S. Shirley Condit Honor Roll : Junior Escort: Jr. Red Cross : Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: State Music Contest: Owls 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 2, 3: Centralian 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2. Betty Jo Cope N. H. S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Student Council 2: Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil : Junior Play: Owls 1, 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan 2, 3, 4: Library Club 1: Girls' Choms 1, 2. Frances Cortez Spanish Club 3. Luella Croley Vodevil: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Athenians 3, 4. Dorothea Currier Johnny Dase Commencement Usher: R. O. T. C. 2. 3. Tom De Joy Frank DeLeon R. O. T. C. 2, 3: C Club 2, 3, 4: Football Team, A-Squad: Basketball : Baseball. Rachel DeLeon Honor Roll: Scholarship Team: Quill 81 Scroll: G, A. A. 2, 3, 4. Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Blue Mask 8: Gavel 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Y-Teens 1: N. H. S. Orlando DeMartino R. 0. T. C. 1, 2. Fred De Niro Jose Diaz Leonard J. Dionisio Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: R. 0. T. C. 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus. James E. Divelbiss N. H. S.: Honor Roll: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Inter-City Student Council 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Key Club 2, 3, 4: C Club 3, 4: Blue Mask dz Gavel 3: Student President. SENIORS SENIORS Marcia Dutcher Junior Escort: Jr. Red Cross: R. O. T. C. Sponsors 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 3, 4: Cats Clan 4: Girls' Declamation Contest: Honor Roll: N. H. S. Elaine Eaklor N. H. S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Jr. Red Cross: Operetta: State Music Contest: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls l, 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan 1, Z, 3, 4: Centralian 3: Library Club 2 : Girls' Chorus 1, 2. Paul R. Elliott N. H. S: Honor Roll : Scholarship Team : Commencement Usher: Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Junior Play: Senior Play: Operetta: State Music Contest: Stale Hand 1, 2: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff, Student Advisor: Key Club 4 : Blue Mask H Gavel 3, 4: I. R. S. 1, 2: Mixed Chorus IL, 2, 4. John Allen Ehl Commencement Usher: R. O. T. C. 2, 3. Tessie Emelianovich Barbara Emmons Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Aletheorians 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask 8: Gavel 3: Y-Teens 2, 4. Alice Epps N. H. S. Charlotte Espinoza N. H. S. 3 Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Athenians 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Latin American 4: Cats Clan 4: Girls' Cabinet 3, 4. Dela Estrada Ann Evans Honor Roll: Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Central Wildcat: Central Times Statf: Aletheorians 2, 3, 4 : Blue Mask 8: Gavel 3: Y-Teens 2: Wildcat Advisor: N. H. S. Charles M. Eve Honor Roll: Commencement Usher: Jr. Red Cross: Vodevil: Junior Play: Senior Play: R.. O. T. C. 1, 2: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff Blue Mask 8: Gavel 3: I. R S. 1, 2, 3, 4: N. H. S. Gladys Ewing Honor Roll : Christmas Pageant: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Athenians 3, 4 : I. R. S. 3: Y-Teens 1. Betty Fabian N. H. S.: N. F. L.: Christmas Pageant: Vorlevil: Operetta: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask 81 Gavel 3: I. R. S. 2: Debate 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Cats Clan 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 1. 2, 3, 4: Centralian 2, 3: Senior Class Treasurer: Sophomore Class Secretary. Wilma Fagan Jeannette Ferguson Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Athenians 2. 3. 4: lllue Mask KL Gavel 4 : Centralian 2: Mixed Octet 3, 4 : Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2 : N. H. S. Thomas H. Fisher Honor Roll 1 Key Club 2, 3, 4 3 Senior Class Vice-President: N. H. S. Betty Sue Fleming Evarts Fox N. H. S.: Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Senior Play: Operetta: State Music Contest: R. O. T. C. 2, 3. 4: Stage Hand 2: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Key Club 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Football. Freshman B-Squad: Basketball, B-Squad 2. .endif 'E I Christine Gadlin SENIORS Christmas Pageant: Y-Teens 2. 3. Bob Frantz William F. Galpin R. O. T. C. 2, 3, -1. Eva Garcia Lloyd Gatewood N. H. S.: Jr. Class Treasurer: Council 4: Key Club. Doreen Gibson Vodevil: Operetta: G. A. A. 1: Central Wildcat: Central Times StaB': Aletheorians 1. 2, 3: I. R. S. 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Cats Clan 3, 4: Centralian 2, 3. Lewis A. Godec N. A. S. S.: R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4: C Club 2, 3, 4: Football Team, A-Squad: Wrestling, James Greening Barbara Gresh Roberta Grisham Senior Play: Blue Mask Kr Gavel 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 1. Betty Lou Guenther Honor Roll: Jr. lRed Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: G. A. A. 1: Girls' Rifle Club 2, 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 1, 2, 3, 4 : Blue Mask Sz Gavel 3: I. R. S, 1: Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan 2. 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 4: Centralian 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Chorus 1 : Treble Clef 1 : N. H. S. Rudy Gustamantes Retta Mae Haddock Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Scholarship Team : Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Clionians 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan 4. William J. Hadley Boys' Rifle Club 2, 3, 4: R. O. T. C. Riiie Club 2, 3, 4: R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4: Track. Shirley Hamilton Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. Bob Harbert Boys' Rifle Club 2, 3, 4: R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. Nola Hart N. H. S.: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil : Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask Q Gavel 4: Cats' Clan 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4. Orpha Mae Hart Christmas Pageant: Operetta.: Mixed Chorus. SENIORS Norman Hayworth State Music Contmt: R. O. T. C. Rifle Club 3: R. O. T. C. 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Alvin Healy R. 0. T. C. 2, 3. Jerry Helm Scholarship Team: Jr. Red Cross: Christmas. Pageant: Senior Play: Stage Hand 3, 4: Blue Mask H Gavel 4: I. R. S. 4: Debate 3, 4. Patty Hemenover Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Drill Majorette 2, 3, Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Aletheor- ians 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2: Cats Clan 2, 3. 4: Centralian 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2. Victor Hendren R. O. T. . 2 3 4' C Club12 3 4: S anishClub2 3, 4 C , . . . . . P . : Wrwtling 1, 2, 4. Fred Herlacher Honor Roll: Scholarship Team. Charlotte Hernandez G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Y-Teens 4. Sarah Hess N. H. S.: N. F. L.: Keating Essay Contest: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Girls' Riiie Club 3: Owls 2, 3, 4: I. R. S. 2, 3: Debate 2, 3: Cats Clan 1. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 4: Centralian 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1: Treble Clef: Central High Times Staff: Central Wildcat. Nora Hockman Christmas Pageant: Centralian 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. William Hockman R. 0. T. C. 3. Chester Hoggatt N. H. S.: N. F. L. : Honor Roll: Quill 5 Scroll: Commencement Usher: Times Student Advisor: Christmas Pageant: Central Wildcat: Central Times Stalf: Key Club. Louis Housman R. o. T. C. 2.3. 4. David Howells C Club 3, 4: Football, A-Squad: Basketball, B-Squad: Wrestlimr. Apolonia Huerta Spanish Club 3, 4. Joy Humble Christmas Pageant: Y-Teens 2. 3. Bernard Hund Phyllis Ivey Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Jr. Red Cross: Drill Team 2: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1 : Cats Clan 1, 2, 3, 4 : Girls' Cabinet 2, 3: Library Club 2: Girls' Chorus l, 2. Alma Johnson Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Operetta: State Music Contest: Y-Teens 1, 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Chorus 2, 3. Nathaniel Jones R. 0. T. C. 2, 3: Central Wildcat 4: Central Times Stall' 4 : Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4 : Band 1 : Football A-Squad: Basketball: Baseball. Frank Jordan R.. O. T. C. 2, 3. Joanne Judy Junior Escort: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Girls' Rifle Club 2, 3, 4 : Aletheorians 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan 1, 2, 3, 4: Centralian 2, 3, 4 : Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Chorus 1 : Senior Class Secretary: Queen Attendant. J ack Kenney Intramural Basketball 2, 4. Vera King Christmas Pageant: Aletheorians 3 : Y-Teens 1. Elaine Klipfel Christmas Pageant: Central Wildcat 4: Central Times Staff 4. Catherine Margaret Knuth Honor Roll: Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Central Wildcat 4: Central Times Staff 4: Athenians 4 : I. R. S. 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: N. H. S. Biondella Kracht Jr. Red Cross: Vodevil: Central Wildcat 4: Central Times Staff 4: Aletheorians 3, 4. Marilyn Kyle Christmas Pageant: Vodewil: Senior Play: Operetta: State Music Contest: Girls' Rifle Club 2, 3, 4: Central Wildcat 4: Central Times Staff 4: Owls 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Cats Clan 4: Centralian 3, 4. Lena La Montine Charles Lane C Club 2, 3, 4: Football A-Squad: Wrestling. Margaret Lane Girls' Rifle Club 3, 4 : Central Wildcat 4 : Central Times Staff 4 : Owls 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 3. Jerry Lathrop R. 0. T. c. 3, 4. Nevin LaVan Barbara Leach Honor Roll. Elizabeth Lepetsos Christmas Pageant: Operetta: State Music Contest: Y-Teens 1, 2, 8, 4 3 Centralian 3. Jane Lilly Athenians 3: Blue Masque Ez Gavel 4. Ellen Lloyd Chri tmas Pageant: Operetta: G. A. A. 1 : Mixed Chorus 4 : Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. SENIORS SENIORS Pearl Madrid Christmas Pageant: G. A. A. 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 2. Robert Maize Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Junior Play: Senior Play: Operetta: State Music Contest: R. 0. T. C. 2. 3. 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: I. R. S. 1, 2, 3: Debate 1: Mixed Chorus 2, 3. Milan B. Marich State Music Contest: R. 0. T. C. 2. 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Wrestling. Jack Maroney R. 0. T. C. 2. 3. Peter Martinez Boys' Chorus. Ruth Masar Honor Roll : Junior Escort: Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Athenians 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2: I. R. S. 3, 4 : Centralian 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1. Dorothy Masterson Jo Ann Mathews Christmas Pageant: Girls' Chorus 1. Coralee Mayhugh Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Clinnians 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Centralian 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Treble Clef. Norman McCaul Christmas Pageant: Vodevil : Operetta: State Music Contest: R. O. T. C. 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3. Jeannette McClure N. H. S.: Student Council: State Music Contest: G. A. A. 3, 4: Drill Team 1 : Majorettes 2, 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan 1. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 4. Bob McEahern Honor Roll : Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Margaret McMeekan Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Athenians 4 : Y-Teens 1, 2 I Centralian 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Symphonettes 3. Kenny E. Melton Christmas Pageant: Operetta: State Music Contest: R. O. T. C. 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2. Betty Mihalik Christmas Pageant: Operetta: State Music Contest: Y-Teens 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2. Ray E. Miles R. 0. T. C. 2, 3, 4. Conrad Miller Commencement Usher: Christmas Pageant: R. 0. T. C. 2. 3, 4: C Club 8, 4: Blue Mask 8: Gavel 4: Mixed Chorus 1: Track. Jane Miller Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: State Music Contest: Aletheorians 3, 4: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: N. H. S. .A Helen Millison SENIORS Christmas Pageant: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Glee Club 1, 2. Claudia Monchak N. H. S. : Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Aletheorians 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2: Cats Clan 3. 4: Centralian 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4 : Girls' Chorus 1. Mary L. Morgan John Morrell R. O. T. C. 3, 4. Richard Munoz R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1. 2. Clara Lee Myers State Music Contest: Blue Mask 5 Gavel 3 : Cats Clan 3, 4: Orchestra 4. William Myers R. O. T. C. Ride Club 3, 4: R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4: C Club 3, 4: Band 1 : Football Team A-Squad: Track. Phyllis Nance Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Jr. Red Cross: Vodevil: Operetta: State Mu sic Contest: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Athenians 1. 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask 8z Gavel 3: I. R. S. 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2: Centralian 3, 4: Mixed Octed 4: Girls' Chorus. Nancy Narod Vo'ievil: Senior Play : Operetta: State Music Contest: Atheniana 2 : Y-Teens 1, 2: Centralian 2, 3 : Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Symphonettes 3. John Negomir N. H. S.: Honor Roll: Scholarship Team: D. A. R. History Prize: Christmas Pageant: Operetta: R. 0. T. C. 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4. Eleanor Nelson Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Vodevil: Junior Play: State Music Contest: Girls' Rifle Club 2, 3, 4: Clionians 1. 2, 3, 43 Orchestra l, 2. 3, 4: Christmas Pageant: N. H. S. Isobel Nunez Honor Roll: R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Darlynn Olson Christmas Paneant: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Jane Oreskovich Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contmt: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Alethorians 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask 81 Gavel 4: I. R. S. 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Cats Clan 2, 3, 4: Centralian 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1. Betty Mae Pachek G. A. A. 4: Clionians 1, 2, 3. Arthur Padilla R. 0. T. C. 2, 3. James Pagano R. O. T. C. 2. 3: C Club: Basketball. Carmen Palmer N. H. S. : Boys' Declamation Contest: Vodc-vil: Senior Play: R. O. T. C. Rifle Club 2: R. O. T. C. 2, 3. 4: Blue Mask Q Gavel 4: I. R. S. 2, 3, 4. SENIORS Willard Pearl Jo Ann Perkins N. H. S.: Ilonor Roll: Quill dr Scroll: Student Council 1. 3: Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Senior Play: State Music Contest: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 2. 3: Centralian 2: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Treble Clef: Choir l. Don Peterlin State Music Contest: Band 1, 2, 3. JoAnn Peterson Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Centralian 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4 : Girls' Chorus 1. John Peterson Ruth Peterson Christmas Pageant. Celia Phillips N. H. S. : Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Scholarship Team: Vodevil : Aletheorians 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask 81 Gavel 4: Y-Teens 1 9 Cats Clan 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 4. Edward Phillips I. R. s. 2, 3. Carl Piatek R. o. T. c. 1. 2. Walter Pickard N. A. S. S.: C Club 3, 4: Wrestling 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4. Mary Lou Pierce Honor Roll : Junior Escort: Christmas Pasreant: Athenians 3. 4 : Y-Teens 2, 3. 4: Girls' Cabinet l. Robert Plese Darlene Pohmeier G. A. A. 2: Blue Mask 81 Gavel 4. William Poindexter Christmas Pageant: Operetta: Central VVildcat: Central Times Staff. Mary Polito Christmas Pageant, G. A. A, l, 2, 3, 4: Clionians l, 2, 3. Eddie Potestio R. 0. T. C. 2, 3, 4: C Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Manager 4: Baseball Manager 1, 3. Marilyn Quinn N. H. S.: Honor Roll : Junior Escort: Scholarship Team : Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Senior Play: Operetta: State Music Contest.: Girls' Rifle Club 3: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3. Teresa Ramirez Honor Roll: G. A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4. if sf I Kay Raye N. H. S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Quill Sz Scroll: Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Senior Play: Operetts.: State Music Contest.: R. O. T. C. Sponsors 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 3, 4: Cats Clan 3. 4: Centralian 2, 3, 4. Joan Reed Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas Pageant: Student Council 4 : Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Athenians 4: Cats Clan 2, 3. 4: Girls' Cabinet 2: Centralian 2, 3: Mixed Octet 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: N. H. S. Isabell Rendon G. A. A. 1. 2, 3: Spanish Club 4. Robert Reynolds Honor Roll: Vodevil: State Music Contest: Boys' Rifle Club 2, 3. 4: R. 0. T. C. 2, 3, 4: R. O. T. C. Ride Club'2, 3, 4: Key Club 4: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Margaret Richards Honor Roll : Junior Escort: Christmas Pageant: State Music Contest: G. A. A. 3. 4: Owls 1, 2. 3, 4 1 Y-Teens l, 2: Cats Clan 1. 2, 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Library Club 1, 3, 4. Paul Richards Honor Roll : Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Junior Play: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Key Club 4: Blue Mask Sz Gavel 3: I. R. S. 2. 3. 4: N. H. S. Lucille Ricotta Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Athenians 3. 4: Y-Teens 2, 3. Joan Riggcn Clionians 3. Gerald Robbe R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Key Club 2. 3. 4 : Freshman Class President: N. H. S. Earnest Romero Henry Romero R, 0. T. C. 2. 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Commencement Usher. Mike Rose Jim Ruggierri Operetta: R. O. T. C. RiHe Club 4: R. 0. T. C. 2, 3, 4: Mixed Octet 3: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 3, 4. Margaret Runco Christmas Pageant: Athenians 3. 4: Y-Teens 3. 4. Velma Ryan Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Junior Play: Athenian.: 2, 3: I, R. S. 3: Treble Clef Choir. Paul Sabo Pete Sabo Joel Salas N. A. S. S. : R. O. T. C. 2, 3: C Club 2, 3, 4: Track. SENIORS SENIORS Hez Salsbury R. 0. T. C. Rifle Club 2: R. 0. T. C. 2, 3. 4. Margaret Sanchez Spanish Club 4: Y-Teens 4. Rita Santos Honor Roll. Helen Schnell Blue Mask 6 Gavel 3. 4: Girls' Cabinet 4: Library Club 2. Lewis Short R. O. T. C. 2. 3. Katherine Shouse Owls 4. Nita Shroyer Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Y-Teens 2, 3: Centralian 2. 3, 4: Library Club 2, 3. JoAnne Simmons Aletheorians 1. 2, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 4. Jack Skube R. 0. T. C. 2, 3, 4. Charles Spurlock R. 0. T. C. 2, 3. Charlotte Stanko N. H. S.: N. F. L.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4 : Inter-City Student Council: Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Junior Play: Operetta: Central Wildcat: Central 'Dimes Staff: Owls 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask 81 Gavel 3: Debate 4: Cats Clan 1, 2, 3, 4 : Girls' Cabinet 3: Centralian 2, 3: Symphonettes 3. Jerry Starika N. H. S.: Honor Roll: N. A. S. S. : Quill. 81 Scroll: Student Council 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Key Club 3. 4: C Club 2, 3, 4: Football. A-Squad 3, 4: Basketball, A-Squad 2, 8, 4: Tennis Team 2, 3. 4. Joan Starmer Christmas Pageant: Y-Teens 3 : Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. Betty Steepleton Christmas Pageant. Betty Jo Stewart N. H. S. : Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Student Council 4: Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil : Junior Play: Operetta: State Music Contest: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 2. 3, 4: Blue Mask 8: Gavel 3: Cats Clan 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 1. 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Girls' President: Junior Class Vice-Pres. Ethel Stout John Stout R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. Marlene Summers Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodvil: Girls' Rifle Club 3, 4 : Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Aletheorians 2, 3, 4: Band 4. is ' ,i In vs -Nj-as . if wtf Shirley Saldivar SENIORS Eileen Swain Honor Roll : Vodevil : Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask Q Gavel 4: Girls' Chorus 2. Stephen Swath State Music Contest: R. 0. T. C. 2, 3: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Band 1, 2: Orchestra 1. Alta Taylor Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Junior Play: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Clionians 2, 3: Y-Teens 3. Mary Ann Thomas Honor Roll: Scholarship Team: Athenians 2. Wayne Thompson Evelyn Todd Christmas Pageant: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Girls' Chorus 1, 2. Donna Tucker Christmas Pageant: Vodevil : Operetta: R. O. T. C. Sponsors 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Cats Clan 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 2 : Centralian 2, 3 : Girls' Chorus 1 : Junior Class Secretary: Sophomore Vice President: Freshman Secretary-Treasurer: Football Queen Attendant. Virginia Vail State Music Contest: G. A. A. 3, 4: Owls 3, 4: Blue Mask 8: Gavel 4: Y-Teens 1: Cats Clan 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 2, 4: Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Vodevil. Joyce Van Auken N. H. S.-: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: G. A. A. 2: Girls' Rifle Club 2, 3. 4 : Majorettes 2, 3, 4 : Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Aletheorians 2, 3, 4 : Y-Teens 1, 2: Cats Clan 3, 4: Centralian 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1: Girls' Chorus 1 : Football Queen Attendant. Eugene Van Liew Christmas Pageant: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff. Thomas Vaughn Rebecca Velasco Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: G. A. A. 1, 2: Clionians 2, 3. 4: Blue Mask 8: Gavel 4: I. R. S. 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan 3, 4. John Veran R. 0. T. C. 2. 3, 4: Basketball. Arturo Vigil Rose Marie Vigil Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Clionians 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Y-Teens 1: Girls' Chorus 1. Ray Wager Margaret Walling Honor Roll: Y-Teens 3. SENIORS Catherine Walter N. H S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Quill 81 Scroll: R. O. T. C. Sponsors 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 3, 4: Cats Clan 3, 4 Harry Ward N. H. S.: N. F. L.: Honor Roll: Scholarship Team: Boy's Declamation Contest: Keating Oration Contest, Winner: Student Council 2. 3, 4: Inter-City Student Coun- cil : Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil : Junior Play: Operetta: State Music Contest: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Key Club 2, 3, 4: I. R. S. 1, 2. 3: Debate 2, 3, 4: Student Body Vice-President. Jeannine Weaber Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Senior Play: Operetta: State Music Contest: R. 0. T. C. Sponsors 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls 1, 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 1: Centralian 3. lVIorton Weichsel N. H. S.: Honor Roll: Keating Orution Contest: N. A. S. S.: Student Council 3 : Jr. Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Junior Play: Operetta: State Music Contest: R. O. 'I'. C. Rifle Club 4: R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4: C Club 3, 4: Blue Mask 8: Gavel 3, 4: Delegate to Boys' State: Glee Club 1 5 Sophomore Class President: Baseball 2, 3, 4. in Lo1'etta Wertz State Music Contest: Athenians 2, Sl: liand 1, 2, 3, 4. Beverly White Christmas Pageant: State Music Contest: Athenians 2, 3, 4 : Glee Club 1. 2. Pat White Christmas Pageant: Y-Teens 3, 4 : Girls' Clee Club l. Stanley Williams Honor Roll. Betty Jane Wilson Christmas Pageant: Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4 : Owls 3, 4: Cats Clan 2. 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet 4: Football Queen. Ed Wiseman Commencement Usher: Christmas Pageant: Boys' Rifle Club 3, 4: R. O. T. C. Rifie Club 3. 4: R. 0. T. C. 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 4: 'l'l'aI:k 1, 2. 4. Earl Wolfe Christmas Pageant: R. 0. 'l'. C. 2, Zi: Mixed Chorus l, 4. Neita Wolfenbarger Athenians 3, 4. Patricia Wolter Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Y-Teens 3, 4. Ruth Woodruff Christmas Page-ant: Clee Club 1, 2, Norma Wright Josephine Harrison Doris Newton Jr. Red Cross: Vodevil : Senior Play: G. A. A. 1: Blue Mask Gt Gavel 4: I. R. S. 1: Y-Teens 1, 2, 4. John Tezak N. A. S. S.: Quill 8: Scroll: Christmas Pageant: R. 0. T. C. 2. 3. 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Key Club 3, 4: C Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Class President: Football. Second Squad: Wrestling 3: Track 1. Sybil Youngblood G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Clionians 2. 3. 4. I Q rvviv ,777-.7 frospecf . . 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