Central High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1952 volume:

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STUDENT ADVISER: Jeanette Davidson. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Marjory Giordano. STAFF: Rose Marie Clemens, Bob Diaz, Angie Flores, Eugene Gritfee, Helen Henry, Claudia Jensen, June King, Agnes Kochan, Norma Koch- evar, Esther Murray, Marilee Orr, Bob Piserchio, Fred Schoembs, Janice Smith, Margaret Smith, Frank Zertas, Clara Fasula, Barbara Cochran, Nancy Kenyon, Ronald Kochevar, Eileen Koc- man, Joan Mathieson, Betty Miklich, Dick Moran, Joanne Nearing, Gloria Nielsen, Doris Ann Thompson, Frances Walker, Richard Wil- liams, Ed Altman, Shirley Dicus, Joe Miller, Alice Ramirez, Norma Gardner, Bonnie Jones, Barbara Sloan, David Trevithick, Rolland Siff- ring, Phil DeMarco, Marvin Strait, Norma Cum- mings, and Helen Koonce. N 5 J W s N 1 , x L l14p,1, 1 V fm K f ' ftwww L I 'WHWW ' L ' T ' 6 . . I M4 .fi 4 fri. ,fff..fw to MW s 'LIQM-,,ML,.'x, 13 ,Aj 15 44411 X I L1 163411, Cf E V ig ffl' . cmd riwi H' M6 W I LL 'V W -'iw J I . . i. f 'V .I . i'i A it fltbtlif Ck LQLIALA-Q4 vii Lf! ct Q .xlliblqlgi V. K gifts U, I - 1 Table of Contents OPENING SECTION ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES 1. Organizations 2. Students Chos 3. Sports 4. Publications 5. Art 6. Music 7. Drama 8. R.O.T.C. 9. Who's Who CLASSES 1. Freshman 2. Sophomore 3. Junior 4. Senior These ADMINISTRATIC First under administration is the school board whose main job is to control and to check the finances of District 60. Resulting from last year's bond issue pertaining to school funds, a large building program has been underway. Included in this program is the construction of two junior high school buildings which will in the future help to control the crowded conditions at Central and Centennial. Three grade schools and the new Centennial cafeteria are also a part of this building project. The newest methods and techniques of education are studied and introduced to the .students by the faculty, who are under the supervision of the superintendents and who are directed by the school board. Foremost in the minds of the administration is the moulding of the citizens of tomorrow. It is by proper provision of essential courses and pleasant conditions under which students can learn that they may be trained to adjust possible future situations. I I , kk' .I My ,U ei, 1-HL-fit ALLLQ' ,111 ff U? Vg' V , Agxfw i'-g:,f'!f lf ,C ' QL It V 7' P va A X! ff' M 4' A ' Q L L K. fx P I I if ,f UH if ftfifii 1 t Q Y ' K ff Lf if lflfl I 'Lf K V' v , L A ' il :A 1 L A Z' it uf 1, K I' of I U' In A i A V' yf,l,,ff I f U , 'f , 7 1 L X ,Zhi ' 1,4 gl V gf ,A I! 1,125 L I ,410 1 iffl If ft 4 1 EKZLX7 W 1 ,W if 44 l if Mr. Paul L. Kirk, Assistant Superintendent of District 60. Dr. Ernest M. Hanson, Superintendent of District 60. Board Members 5 Left to right: Mr. Arthur Samples Left to right: Mr. Roy 0. Frantz Mr. George McCarthy, President of the Board Mrs, Jeanne M, McGovern Mr. A. B. Chasteen Mr. Herbert Foster, Vice President Miss Olga Hellbeck, Secretary, Board of Education Directing an expanding building program and financing same is no small job Mr. George B. Levis, Purchasing Agent Mr. Clarence C. Haai, Supervisor of Building and Maintenance Miss Hulda Forsman Mr. Robert Bateman Girls' Counselor Boys' Counselor IHEIR BUSINESS IS ADMINISTRATION Pictured across is Central's prin- Ipal, Mr. John T. Dunlap, with his zcretary, Miss Betty Casebeer. At the lower left is Miss Mary C. lcNally, who is the assistant prin- pal. They, together with the faculty, iide and determine the policies of entral High School. Counseling is their work Creta Trcvithick and Gcorgianu Paripo- vich are part of the office stuff who take care of the census cards and all Inisimss pertaining to the students. FACULTY DI RECTORY Arthur Alvarado-Spanish B. A. Colorado University Hazel Anderson-Mathematics and History B, A.,g B. E. Colorado University Harold Baldwin-General Metals B. A. Colorado State College of Education Mildred Ball-Science B. A.g M. A. Colorado State College of Educaticn R. O. Bateman-Mathematics and Boys' Counselor B. A. Iowa University Ruth Bates-English B. A. Colorado College H. A. Braggins-Printing B. A, Baldwin-Wallace College Sam Brewer-English and Spanish B. A. George Pepperdine College M. A. Texas Universftv Jean Carson-Commercial and Social Studies B. A.g M. A. Colorado State College of Education Anna R. Castle-English B. A.g M. A.3 B. Ed. Colorado University Joseph S. Chick-Mechanical Drawing Sz Mechanical Arts B. S.g M. A.g M. Ed. Colorado A. Sz M. Jean Carson Will C. Vorpagel Lucille Peschl CGMMERCIAL Dorothy M. Hulda Forsman- Beverly Starika Vernice Wallace Ivah Darnall Alice Kochan Julius Chotvacs-History B. A. Colorado University M. A. Wyoming University Vernon Cochran--Social Studies B. A. Denver University Mary Cooley-Mathematics M. A. Colorado University Ivah Darnall-Business Education M. A. Denver University V. A. Darnall--Woodwork B. A. Western State Teachers' College Ehrenkrook-English and Social Science B. A.g M. Ed. Colorado University Sociology, Psychology, Girls' Counsellor B. A.g M. A. Colorado University Anna Maud Garnett-English B. A.g M. A. Colorado College Glen Geisert-Science and Mathematics B. A. Hastings College Martha Gorder--Physical Education B. A. Peru State Teachers' College F Thelma Matthews Hazel U. Read Doyle Smith . V. J. Nunley MQW f 5' .S . su.. '3 y 3 i '..1.' f A ii.. ,s ,.:....... A, . A, Q Martha Gorder Ed Lesar PHYHCALED. HCME EC Directory Continued Achsah Hardin-Social Studies B. A. Western State Teacher's College M. A. Stanford University W. D. Hartley-Art B. S.g M. A. Indiana University M. F. A. Kansas City Art Institute Nellie S, Hayworth-English B. A. Colorado State College of Education Marjorie Keeler-English B. A. Colorado State College of Education Mary Kent-Latin B. A. Mount Saint Scholastica M. A. Nebraska University Loretta Kirk-Social Studies M. A. Denver University Alice Kochan-Commercial B. A. Colorado State College of Education Dorothea Langer-English B. A.g M. A. Denver University Bula Leddy-English and Journalism B. A. Colorado University Ed Lesar-Physical Education B. A. Denver University Burt Liebert-Drama, Radio, Stagecraft, Speech B. A. Arizona University M. A. Chicago Art Institute Thelma Matthews-Library B. A. Colorado University M. A. Denver University Malloy Miller-Orchestra B. A. Denver University Phyllis Miller-English B. A. Kansas University M. A. Colorado State College of Education Louann Moore Gladys Wilcox Forelgn Languages Sam Brewer Mary Kent English D . . Orothy Sprengle Phyllis Miller Anna Maud Garnett Dorothea Langer Ruth Bates Bula Leddy Burt Liebert Nellie S. Hayworth Dorothy M. Ehrenkrook Marjorie Keeler Arthur Alvarado THEMATICS POLITICAL SCIENCE Julius Chotvacs Achsah Ilardin Owen Smith Carrie Sellers Vernon Cochran Directory Continued Louann Moore-Clothing B. A. Denver University Raymond Morphew-Science and Social Studies B. A. Mankato State Teacher's College M. A. Minnesota University V. J. Nunley-Diversified Occupations B. A, Colorado A. XL M. Lucille Peschl-Commercial B. S. St. Cloud State College R. G. Phillips-Woodwork Stout Institute Sollie Raso-Science and Coach B. S. Colorado University Hazel U. Read-Book Room B. A. Colorado State College of Education M. A. University of Southern California Mary Cooley Phillip Ryan Helen Stockwell Ilazel Anderson SCIENCE Directory Continued Sidney Rosen-Band B. A. Colorado University Phillip Ryan-Mathematics B. A. Denver University E. E. Missouri University Carrie Sellers-Social Studies B. S. Drake University Doyle Smith-Driving' B. S. Northwest Missouri State Teacher's Col. Owen Smith-Social Studies and Science B. A. Co B. S.g M. Ed. Colorado A. Sz M. Dorothy Sprengle-English B. A. Ohio Wesleyan University M. A. University of Southern Calirofnia Beverly Starika--Economics and Political Science B. A. Colorado University Raymond Morphew B. S. Tedmon Helena E. Tedmon Mildred Ball Sollie Raso Glen Geisert ' Helen Stockwell-Mathematics B. A. Colorado University C - . John Te Machine Shop k Colorado A. Kr M. B. S. B. S. Tedmon-Science B. S.g M. S. Colorado A. Kr M. Helena S. Tedmon-Science B. S. Colorado A. Kr M. Dorothy Thompson-Vocal Music lorado State College of Education Will C. Vorpagel-Commercial B. B. A. University of Wisconsin Vernicc Wallace-Commercial B. A. Colorado College Gladys Wilcox-Foods B. A. Cornell College MECHANICAL ARTS Harold Baldwin V. A. Darnall R. G. Phillips John S. Teck Joseph S. Chick H. A. Braggins Central's curriculum is not limited to reading, writ- ing, and arithmetic, but to living. There is a wide choice for every student to make sure he has the right kind of course for his or her future work. Courses offered are college preparatory, business training, and industrial arts. 5 v . A QQ X W 1 lndustry and the Home Pictured on these two pages are Industry and the Home, the background of all Central students. From these two enterprises come the prosperity and security which we all enjoy. Without them we are lost. At the right, we see the parents of Central students, who give their time and effort to the Parent Teacher's Association. They repre- sent the mothers of Central students. They represent the home. Above we see industry at work. The C.F.8zI. is one of the largest industries in Pueblo. Without these two major items, social and financial security, Central High School could not function. it Mg 2 ll l a 3 3 1' 'lf A ,fi 4' 5 y, x gg? tea S The Student Council derives its funds from the annual vodevil which it sponsors. Council members take part in many social activities. Pictured below is Janice Smith presiding at a tea given for the faculty. BOB PISERCHIO The student president presides over all meetings and functions of the council. Student Council strives to better rela- tionships between students and facultyg to provide better school activitiesg and to give students a chance to exercise the priv- ileges and responsibilities of citizenship. From the junior class students are elect- ed to run for the offices of student presi- dent and head girl for the following year. During the campaigns the students are strongly urged to vote. The new officers are pledged the following September when they fill their offices. Pictured at the left is Gladys Zupancic, sec- retary of Student Council z if it .. Q at X C ti 3 vffxil rw N 5 X ? is 'Ns K 1 wt -A by sl: i A X ' ,lk ,Q Q l Q X x xs wil fi 'siwlli N 'fist 'N N Er. it av x s We i tes t --'-get m x ' el Eye.: -s .'t.' NYM X ' + N, Z iwiri X' X' 'ga Sgxgvg X. i n XM -Q aff- 3 Wiki , J Qf ii 1 tttt , f X TUDE T CCDUNCIL Learning Governmental duties is their function v ,1TTT Front Row: Joe Miller, Frank Zerfas, Janice Smith, Barbara Mayber, Kay Ware. Back Row: Miss Jean Carson, Miss Achsah Hardin, Jack Ludlow, Jane Holtz, Betty Chanak, Don Young Front Row: David Trevithick, Barbara Marcus, Robin Evans, Pat Giarratano. Back Row: Norman Roche, Rodney Hanson, Bill Fisher, Danny Richardson, Nancy Sutton. A vote for continuance of candy sale at Central by putting papers in the new receptacles. IKR A wana! 012131 9 605 !!-- Q , ff x w 'SV in f , gl x S ii ff X Q , .A L 4 , ji ' Y W f 517 K Njif N ,mf :ggi www- ' 'Q' Y Qin' , 1 ' 1 Xi ,A,, x . Ex' 'if Q ki A kt N, ---f f 'gifiiifiii Q .. .. . 1 - 'W 4 rs ,vs W? 1 , , ll 3 .L ' 1 Q BL by. wi -' , ,- -. - ,- fi . ai az Pi rf ,Q i . 1 s Wiz ,, 3 1 ,, 2.55 xx k is Roll Room Congress acts as the intermediatory acting body between the Student Council and the homerooms First Row: Pat Showalter, Beverly Young, Geraldine Anderson, Nancy Leit- head, Doris Ferrell Second Row: Amy Lou Stewart, Marianne Nichols, Gloria Zanetell, Pat Olympia Trujillo, Pauline Jamnik Third Row: David Henigsman, James Aguilera, David Reid, Russell Brasselero, Fred Sterner, Betty Palizzi, Joan Trevithick, Barbara Vadnal. Activitie Activities are offered to almost every type of individual at Central. Everything from sports to fine arts are avail- able. There are organizations which offer social and civic service, others work on national and international projects. Military training is provided for those interested. Sports of all types can be found at Central. Varsity teams, intra- murals, and girls sports constitute a large portion of the athletic program. Contests in many varied fields are wait- ing for students to participate. Organizations and clubs, each offering programs, are here for those who are inter- ested. There are honorary groups, both national and civic, offered for the more ambitious students. Some organiza- tions, who by the time and effort of their members, bring honor and glory to the school. A few groups plan activities, assemblies, and dances. Others pass laws that regulate school life. The better maintenance of the school is one of the projects of one of these clubs. One international organization has as its goal, aid for people both nationally and internationally. Activities in the field of drama, arts, and music are yours for the asking. Music students participate in many civic and school programs. Art classes train students for a better understanding of arts. Drama classes plan enter- tainment for the student body. If none of these various groups seem to suit you, you may form one of your own, by organizing twenty members and a sponsor and present same to student council. The largest project undertaken by Cabinet this year was the redecorating of the girls' lounge. The money for the new rug was obtained through the contributions of the students. Left to Right: Josephine Broux, Evelyn Yoxey, Barbara Hill, Jean Holtorf, Alice Ramirez, Joan Holtorf, and Joan Petta. Cabinet activities focus on All Central girls Solving the problems of 800 girls is the job of Girls' Cabinet under the lead- ership of the following officers: Left to Right: Janet Murray ...,..,, Corresponding Secretary Mary Elizebeth Julien ,,,.,,,.,..,...,,... Treasurer Barbara Sloan ..,,,,,.l.,.,,,,,r..,,,. Vice President Joan Petta ..,,,,, ...,,,,... S ecretary The motto and purpose of Girls' Cabinet is to serve the school and the community. Cabinet aids the girls in various Ways, one being the Annual Girls' Mixer given for the pur- pose of welcoming new girls to Central. Cabinet serves the school by selling tickets to all school functions. During the year, these girls aid the community by col- lecting toys, food, and clothing for hospitals and orphan- ages. The 40 girls making up Girls' Cabinet are nominated by the roll rooms and elected by the girls in their respective classes. This organization is sponsored by Miss Forsman. First Row: Janice Smith, Doris Peterson, Alice Ramirez, Sally Speken, Barbara Mayber, Agnes Kochan, Mary Lou Pisciotta, Josephine Broux. Back Row: Sally Speed, Priscilla Reece, Betty Chanak, Evelyn Yoxey, Barbara Burt, Barbara Hill, Beverly Carlson, Aileen Snyder. -..-.,.-ve...-.v.,..-..,.-., N ....,.-..,. . , , First Row, left to right: Donita Hartman, Joan Holtorf, Jean Holtorf, Pauline Jamnick, Susie Numoto, Jill Chick, Mary Frances Bongirno. Back Row: Vidilia Valdez, Robin Evans, Alene Teck, Lois Ann Miller, Nancy Sutton, Amy Lou Stewart, Darlene Weber. Those absent when pictures were taken: Grace Barter, Sammie Southern, Shirley Wyatt, Doris Decker. 526 :Wg At the right Girls President, Kay Ware, views the new rug purchased this year by Cabinet. s 5 1125 fi f 15. ,Qs S ,,,-fee' If ix They strut, twirl and whirl HALIN G GONZALES CAMACK POTESTIO KASTELIC GIORDANO CLEMENS HOOD Not to be forgotten are the majorettes who add- ed color and enthusiasm to the marching band. Drill team augments the show Left to Right: Christine Herrera, Alberta Potestio, Shirley Rae Apple, Ruth Vigil, Charlotte Stewart, Lorraine Nigro, Betty Nichols, Nancy Sutton, Linda Robinson, Oma Lee Lovette, Gladys Zupancic. .-f Cats Clan The Cats Clan officers are Barbara Cochran, Treasurer, Nancy Kenyon, Pres- identg Barbara Sloan, Vice President, and Frances Walker, Secretary. This year's cheerleaders are Eileen Perkins, Betty Chanak, Helen Henry, Ed Diaz, Doris Thompson, head cheerleader, Bob Diaz, Sammie Southern, Jerry Taulli, and Ann Littell. is 1 ii ew .. , . i,,e. .,....., .ww-.. Q-...fs-mg, qs B ffl W by f L few ,. . A, . f 5.-2 K ' . ..f..,, ,,,,,,. , , .M uf? xii s ,9 a4 Senior and Junior Members ' 5 . . 2 Front Row: D. Peterson, E. Murray, K. Ware, B. Johnson, B. Williams, J. Davidson, E. Kocman, B. Mills. On Steps: C. Jensen, M, Smith, B. Bayber, S. Dicus, J. Mathieson M. Shouse, S. Southern, E. Martinez. Front Row: 1 P. Reece, S. Speed, J. Murray, H. Henry, B. Green, D. Thompson, M. Giordano, S. Speken, D. Greenwood, C, Mar- shall. On Steps: M. Lee, J. Smith, G. Cash, S. Clemens, C. Stokoe, R. Clemens R. Bruce, J. Taulli, S. Haling, J. Nearing. ! lunior Members RQ! First Row: B. Barnes, E. Potestio, S. Zupancic, R. Cash, C. Cullen C. Markus, J. Petta, N. Owens, M. Howells, E. Mohor cich, E. Yoxey P O'Grad O Ro ers B. Hill R Rev v - ya ' g J 9 ' . ' nolds, S. Earnest, D. Shumate, B. Meeks, P. Germ, D. Lee, J. Paripovich, V. Verna, E. Jamieson. First Row: S. Curry, N. Leithead, E. Middlecamp, B. Young, C. Cadell, D. Hartman, S. Williams, D. Hunter. Second Row: J. Houston, P. Giarratano, J. Holtorf, M. Clemens, Il. Williams, G. Barter, J. Chick, J. Holtoif. Third Row: H. Hunze, A. Littell, M. Julian, J, Carlson, S. Numoto, D. Divilbiss, B. Markus, J. Brown. Sophomore Mem bers 1 1s.,.,......... . First Row: N. Sutton, Second Row: N. Ruspini, I B. Negomir, D. Decker, G. Barnes, G. Anderson. A. Stewart, P. Stone, L. Robinson, R. Evans, A. Teck. x. ' . ,P . ' pf V V ' id V X fv Ipvvx- I J 'K L A 'f M if K ' y yr L Y J ' , l 5 YN + ix U x K Lf? x. iv. 'J J IL x ,V ' xL . A .i 3 be -y r J 'V J' 'U xp, 3113 1 VV M' f M I ui V i 1 .Xu t ix .3 L -4 v i 1 4 i I L 1' 1 - L. , L Q X . Q 1' . L 1 X L it Freshman Members Opposite: Action shots from Central's Homecoming which is sponsored by Cats Clan. 9 L -Sfuloil R.0.TZ c 199.555 Q ,X ,ga 52- if dk num GABWR1 ik HUHE THE CRONNINQ Ar Top Row: Donna Greenwood, Joanne Starika, Janet Fiscel, Lillian Maulin, Marianne Swath, Elizabeth Ann Joseph, Sally Stockton, Rose Marie Valente, Orrelle Rodgers, Pat Germ, Shirley Earnest, Carol Cullen, Jean Cason, Paula Dicus, Phyllis Ruggicri, Harlene Chandler, Jo Schumacher. Second Row: Cclesta Mass, Gloria Aguilera, Betty Barnes, Alma Berckefeldt, Gail Carnes, Betty Meeks, Florence Thomas, Rose Lee Cash, Jeanette Porreca, Lila Buehler, Charlien Camack, Beverly Carlson, Sally Speed, Bar- bara Hill, Janet Murray, Robbie Williams, Anne Kirk. Third Row: Esther Murray, Shirley Clemens, Barbara Cochran, Geraldine Cash, Carol Stokoe, Janice Smith, Joan Riggio, Rose Marie Clemens, Marjory Giordano. . Fourth Row: Barbara Sloan, Jeanette Davidson, Margaret Smith, Sally Rae Speken, Agnes Kochan, Rebecca Bruce, Georgiana Brossard, Joan Mathieson, Norma Gardner. Aletheorians M .1- L I 1 -x. ' 1 , WI , g' '34 il hx ' ws 1331 55' M1-1 5 :T n',. 5,11 1594? ff' C31 Q 24.4 1 .Jfiq ' A 1-ing 4 J 'v f . ',. . 4 fx , v . t 1, .J-.K ,A Q .K 3 ,wa . .. . R ., , r,'i'M'! -,ff , 6 gl M x 'iw' an 'R A 9' ,nfl 'vnqvry r , at M - ,,.., Owls Q' 'i 'Pfam' News Standing, Left to Right: Nancy Leithead, Anne Littell, Mary Elizabeth Julien, Barbara Markus, Jean Houston, Bai'- bara Keithley, Coralee Caddell, Beverly Young, Donita Hartman, Shirley Williams, Jill Chick, Hildegarde Hunze, Diane Hunter. Seated, Left to Right: Pat Giarratano, Judy Brown, Grace Barter, Eleanor Middelkamp, Maurine Clemens, Joan Hol- torf, Pat Showalter, Jean Holtorf, Peggy Ann Rump. Panel 1- Seniors-Standing, Left to Right: Pat Mramor, Alice Ramirez, Barbara Mayber, Claudia Jensen, Jerry Taullie, Barbara Green, Sammie Southern, Marybeth Shouse. Seated, Left to Right: Joanne Nearing, Nancy Kenyon, Eileen Kocman, Helen Henry, Nan Fahey, Barbara Williams, Doris Thompson. Panel 2- Juniors-Standing, Left to Right: Marilyn Howells, Kennie Lou Wilson, Rochelle Reynolds, Betty Chanak, Jodenc DeSiato, Janice Paripovich, Beverly Bruce. Middle Row: Diane Lee, Betty Verna, Carole Marshall, Carolynn Markus, Eileen Perkins, Evelyn Yoxey, Priscilla Reece. Front Row, Seated, Left to Right: Luba Shybut, Joan Petta, Nancy Brown, Evelyn Mohorcich, Shirley Zupancic. ,-Q. tw' ii. of gifs Q- W l J 'M.'f3 ,es i E I za SQ? E 3 1 i t nm-aww ,Q :If H x f ' ,W , .,,. ,, 3:-V fa hw. M-Q - A v ' x, 'ig Our teen-age problems are forgotten for the time being while members of I.R.S. discuss world problems. Bottom panel, left to right, row 1: Jim Chorak, Bob Prior, Agnes Kochan, Marie Cacciavallanig Row 2: Don Buchanan, Barbara Morrison, Hazel Greening, Joan Knuth, Marianne Swathg Row 3: Don Gordon, Joanne Starika, Ellen Jamieson, Elizabeth Ann Josephg Standing: Ed Diaz, Melvin Tekavec, Bob Akiyama, Top panel: Janet Fiscel, Ralph Benesch, Grace Barter, Cathy Bloom, Mary Frances Bongirnog Row 2: Gene Ferraro, Jill Chick, Maurine Clemens, Don Smith, Evelyn Mooreg Row 3: Susie Numoto, Ann Kirk: Standing: Robbie Williams, Gene Childs, Louis Fass. Film Busters, Incorporated, is a service club benefiting all Central students. The members run the projection machines during their study hours and during some of their own classes. A record is kept of each person's hours and after serv- ing one year plus 50 hours, a letter is earned. One-half credit is given to master op- erators With 200 hours plus 25 hours in the senior year. The club consists of 40 ac- tive members. Films are a definite aid to all students in education. The school has three per- manent projection rooms, four projectors, and two slide film machines. Central is proud to have one of the largest visual education programs in Colorado. 1. David Strah, Don Crisman, Carl Kennedy, Ed Diaz, Sam Acosta, Floyd Hererra, James Horton, Carl Hyde. 2. Bill Edwards, Richard Wolfenbarger, Marvin Strait, George Shyne, Ben Richardson, John Sul- livan, Harold McConnell. 3. Max Apodaca, Richard Des Jardins, Dick Wydick. 4. Robert Jones, Richard Des Jardins, Jose Martinez, Max Apodaca, Dick Wydick. 5. Bob Ewing, Victor Colletti, Henry Fox. 6. Mr. G. A. Geisert, Dick Moran, Mickey Wiley, George Smith, Bob Richardson, Jim McMillen. A is S X g R , 5 ,K We Psi- .lunior NRed Cross The main objective of the Central Junior Red Cross, working with the National Junior Red Cross, is to pro- mote world understanding and friendship. In attaining this goal, the Junior Red Cross fills gift boxes for over- seas, makes toys for orphans, and menu covers for the wounded soldiers. Some of the members pictured are: Marianne Swath, Carol Sanders, Dorothy Bartle, Cora Epps, Jean Cason, Allen Lewis, Jeanette Porreca, Flor- ence Thomas, Rolland Siffring, Jim Chorak, Harlene Chand- ler, Janet Murray, Hazel Greening, Barbara Hill, Donna Brassfield, Diane Sobey, Shirley Pierce, Pauline Peate, Jo Ann Starika, Hildegarde Hunze, Bob Prior, Phyllis Ruggeri, Ann Kirk, Martha Schurer, Bob Akiyama, Bill Morris, Donna Greenwood, Rose Lee Cash, Jean Jaber, Doris Hollan, Edna Schurer, Rose Valente, Ray Biondi, Bob Elich, Ethel Johnson, Dee Bonze, Patsy Smith, Leland Decker, Joan Knuth, and Angelina Villapondo. The spon- sor is Miss Dorothy Ehrenkrook. , A.,,..,..... . .M Y-Teens Bottom Row fsittingj Carrie Lou Zobeck, Mary Ann Papish, Nyla Vest, Doris Burkett, Carlene Buch- anan, Joan Zupancic. Second Row fsittingb Jeri Evans, Peggy Mena, Betty Mihelich, Sally Flores, Helen Borneman, Rosalind Maurello, Barbara Perko. Third Row fstandingj Audrey Medved, Charlene Klune, Gail Barnes, Caroline Decker, Dianne Dickson, Kathleen Dalton, Joan Jaber, Claudette Avalos, Dora Perez, Betty Jean Vertovec. Y-Teens Continued Pictured here are Y-Teens Bottom Row qsimngp making money and being Jane Holtz, Gloria Aguilera, Norma Arnold, Lila Buehler, Nancy sweet 3b0Llt lt. Owens, Marilynn Bac-ino, Mauriene Mattocks, Margaret Rose, ' , Second Row fseatedj Joan Knuth, Gail Carnes, Linnie Engelbrecht, Betty Meeks, Anna Ruth Easton, Diane Sobey, Donna Brassfield. Third Row Cseatedj Darlene Craft, Pat Germ, Betty Barnes, Jeanette Porreca, Rose Lee Cash. Fourth Row fstandingj Margaret Sleadc, Louise Sanderson, Donna Wunder, Florence Thomas, Pat Terlip, Ruby Brothers, Barbara Hill, Angelica Villa- pondo, Ellen Jamieson. fv I 0 ff Kiwanis pre-cqnimunity trainees Pictured here are the officers of Key Club: Jim Ward-Treasurer David Trevithick-President Bob Piserchio--Secretary Frank Zerfas-Vice-Pres. ,Jr WMV wwe? vjxldiflgsw Key Club -.oi K Front Row: David Trevithick, Jim Ward, Joe Miller, A Sam Shurtz, Melvin Tekavec, Bob Diaz. 2nd Row: Selestino Elizondo, Bob Piserchio, Andrew Mihalso, Ed Altman. 3rd Row: Jack Ward, Norman Roche, Don Young, Maurice Beauvais, Norris McFerren. 4th Row: Bill Fisher, Ford Young. Front Row: Jerry Smith, John Rivas, Frank Zerfas, Herbert Hatch, Bill Daney. 2nd Row: Bob Akiyama, Bill Smith, Eugene Griffee, e,,,,,,,..,,,,,rs,.....f Richard Williams, Melvin Richards. wmztmykgwww 3rd Row: Dean Van Dyne, Jim Chorak, Mr. Vorpagel. - -Q . 4. Girls Rifle, Club Top Row, standing, left to right: Jeanette Davidson, Shirley Zupancic, Esther Murray, Alice Ramirez. Second Row, left to right: Donna Kerr, Barbara Abel, Betty Lou Barnes, Arlene Baldwin. Third Row, left ti right: Evelyn Mohorich, Evelyn Yoxey, Phyl- lis Ruggieri, Mary Elizabeth Julien, Carrie Lou Zobec, Pa. Giarratano, June Pirtle. Fourth Row: Betty DeSalv0. 'L Pan American Club Top Row: Diaz, S., Urioste, D., Lucero, M., Jacquez, A. 4th Row: Diaz, M., Deleon, L., Bravo, E.3 Salas, A.g Lash, L., Calvez, N. 3rd Row: Yvarra, M., Baros, I., Martinez, J., Martinez, L. 2nd Row: Casades, L., Jaquez, E., Espi- noza, F. J., Archuleta, B.g Ramirez, M. lst Row: Rosales, M., Arellano, O., Lu- cero, V.g Romero, G. Central chose these 1 Kay Ware--head girl 9252, N35 Barbara Greens R. O. T. C. Colonel and Basketball Sweetheart Miss Central, Doris Ann Thompson Football Queen Football Queen Attendants Marjorie Giordano, Barbara Green, Helen Henry 'YN On the opposite page we see pictured the Pueblo city school stadium. It is monu- mental to sports at Central. It is the center of our greatest sport-football. Our theme for this story is sports provided for all. Everyone may participate. We witness a football, basketball, or baseball game and to our knowledge the players on the field are the only ones that make a ball-game good. But behind the scenes we see the band, majorettes, Catsclan, R.O.T.C., and the little man in the cheering section all working in co-ordination to better the game. In addition to the major sports, Central offers track, wrestling, golf, and tennis to satisfy the physical wants of its students. Intramurals are offered students who fail to make the other teams. Competitive organization of intramural sports make it in- teresting for all those involved. G.A.A. is available for the feminine athletes. Girls' intramurals are also offered. In these sports the girls are given a chance to earn let- ters and excel in different fields. Central has one of the best developed girls, sports pro- grams in the state. In the future we all sincerely hope that Central students will be provided with a new gymnasium. This will be possible if our building program is expanded. With this new addition to the school, more students will have unlimited opportunity to compete in competitive sports. Sports as a whole reach all 1600 Central students-no one is excluded. If you do not make the varsity teams you may want to participate in the other sports offered. If you do not wish to play on any of the teams with the majority you can practice to be a pro spectator. In any way it is viewed we have all enjoyed the major and minor sports. We all like to be on the victorious side and our outstanding teams in the past years, have granted us winning honors. SPORTS Everyone is included I West Denver .,.,.... ,,q,.,,,, 1 2- 6 Trlnldad ....... ,,,,,,,,, 2 0- 0 !i,..,...-Q-Mwvn0W Canon City . ...... ,.......,...... ,,,,..,.. 1 9 - 0 This Victory Bell has been housed in Central guy for the first two years of its being. Every year this bell Will go to the Victor of the Central Versus Centennial Centennial ,..,. ........ 1 3- 7 football game. Colorado Springs ....., ..,,..... 1 3- 9 Grand Junction ...... . .......... 34-14 Sollie Raso, Owen Smith, Vernon Cochran, and Ed Lesar. These are the men who plan the strategy and train our men to play football. Win l , fi d th 'th . 2f,eqieanZ?u can n em W1 Grand Junction ....... ......, 6 -21 M ' -f , . 0 I ..g: 1 ' . N 5 g HR - S . . - W. E K. X 4 X fa' .1 kv X :P VA . 1 - x 55 . 41 E Lg. ' - FT my . wm a ,wg A ggffafisfr--'.:g.s: . y Q . V--. 55.3.331 5-ig!! .W ,f?ga4evw:X..f Y.-fizdiki . . J 'Z I k : QQV QI VX 5 'E'fml!- SPLQ E S5 . 3 Q .. 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P 5 4' A-2 3 2 TSS A ww. 7 :-,',2.-afP:'-f'gE.Zq.f'??'f? : .. -',.,. These are the boys who provide the action behind the scenes. Their jobs consist of the labor work of carrying balls, bandaging wounds, carrying water, and supplying a school spirit. Thanks go out to the managers, Angelo Carleo, Roger Samuels, and Sylvester Poulos, for a job well done. Central '5I Squad C Top Row: Selestino Elizondo, Ray Pusedu, Norman Roche, Richard Schmaltz, Charles Scrivner, Rodney Hanson, Jack Ldl J M'll' J ' -- -, , . . , .. -, . - u ow, oe 1 ison, oe Rodriquez, Jeuy Dicmcl, Waltei Bazdeis, Dick Lane, David Hanson, Don Nelson. Center Row: Herbert Hatch, Jerry Smith, John Rivas, Andy Jamieson, NVayne Campbell, Tony Pecoraro, Bill Dele, Kemper Coleman, Rocky DeNir0, Harvey Fields. Bottom Row: Karl Carlson, Frank Zerfas, Jack Knaflec, Maurice Beauvais, Charles Dr-Pietro, George Stone, Robert Jaber, Frank Stofac, Florencio Beruman. x- ,xg -X A! N s fe 3 272421 Freshman Football Team Bottom Row: Joe Dunnington, Joe Vigil, Jack Hutchinson, John Rodriquez, Richard Golob, Joe Santos, Ronald Parker, A1 Golob, George Ramirez, Russel Brassalero, Jim Wilson, Dick Weller. Top Row: Richard Jansen, Sid Hughes, Carl Bongirno, John Presol, Don Knight, Ruben Trinidad, Joe Frankmore, Mike Apodoca, Sam Pagano, Charles Bosley, Jim Green, Mark Vivoda, Dick Angerer. 00!'f9'0 WIIMVIH RMK! T HZHNUO HUC!!! On Wednesday, March 12, the Wildcats journeyed to Denver to play the North Denver Vikings, in order to qual ify for the State Tournament. Although they played a good game, the Wildcats came out on the short end of the score, 51-30. The scores of the previous games leading up to this final game are as follows: Central ............ 46 Central ..........,. 53 Central ..........., 34 Central ........,... 43 Central ..........,. 54 Central ......,.,... 27 Central ,.......,... 43 Central .,.......... 43 Central .....i,,.... 45 Central ,,,,........ 49 Central ........, ,..41 Central A........... 42 Central ....,.....,. 36 Central ............ 48 Central ,.........., 48 Central .,.......... 43 Central .........,.. 43 Central ....,,,..... 30 Rocky Ford ..., Florence ,.,,.... Alamosa .....,.. Lamar ..........,, Loveland ........ Rocky Ford .... Fort Collins ..,. La Junta ........ Colo. Springs Canon City i..,,. Manzanola .i.,.. Centennial .,.... Trinidad ..,.,,r.. Colo. Springs Canon City ,,... Centennial ..... Trinidad ..,...... North Denver .sromf WWI? 70076 0'7A7LS'0fV B Squad Basketball Bottom Row, left to 1'lgl'ltZ B111 Slosky, Jun Wllson, Donald Knlght Dewey Thornton, Ruben Galves. Top Row: Charles Bosley, Danlel Txhanovxch, Ford Young, B111 Flsher Rodney Hanson, Reuben Trinidad. Pictured here is Captain Chuck DePietro, crown- ing Barbara Green as Basketball Sweetheart. Look- ing on are her attendants, Nancy Kenyon, Eileen Kocman, and Helen Henry. The basketball team chose the candidates and the school voted on these girls under the auspices of Cats Clan. Assisting in the crowning were Debbie Raso, behind Chuck, and Sally Smith in the foreground. s E3 f 1 s I Hernandez Duran ,,,,., Casuas ..., Rlvas ,,.A.. Villapondo Brassalero Pagano A.,. Vigil ...,.,,, WRESTLERS 95 Freedlo ,,.... ,138 Stofac ....,,,, .,A... 1 38 Apodaca ,,,, , ,,,,,. 145 Pecoraro .,,,,A, ,,,,,AA 1 45 Borders ..,,.,,,, ..,,,. 1 55 Carloo .....,...........,..,,.. 165 Pusedu ,,,,..,,,,A.,.....,,,, 175 DeSalvo ,heavy weight Baseball B Squad Top Row, left to right: Ruben Trinidad, Albert Petrick, Don Nelson, James Papish, Leland Smith, Allyn Middlecamp, Ray Torrez. Middle Row: Russell Brasselero, Joe Vigil, Eddie Causas, Angelo Daurio, Bill Graham, Victor Velarde. Bottom Row: Managers: Ray Leach, Russell Knight. 7-Y Squad Top Row, left to right: Charles DePietro, Jerry Smith, Ford Young, Rodney Hanson, Jack Ludlow, Jerry Dremel, Bob Piserchio. Bottom Row: Ruben Galves, Frank Zerfas, Syl De Leon, Mark Vivoda, Jack Merrill, Jim- my Wilson. 1. K Since the Annual went to press ore Spring sports were over we regret that we ca give you nothing but the personnel on the teams. TENNIS Standing: Gene Lough, Oscar Duran, Melvin, Tek vec, and Allan Lewis. Seated: Ted Aguilera and Dean Van Dyne. GOLF Ray Ulibarri, Don Young, and Ray Smelek. TRACK Top Row: Sclestino Elizondo, Charles Bosley, Lec aid Wilson, Charles Scrivner, Walter Borde Dennis Blake, Phil Haines, Norman Roche, Richa Schmaltz, Joe Greco, Louis Gadlin, Jim Green, Di Lane, Wayne Campbell. Middle Row: Winfrcd Trimble, Frank Stofac, Car Gallegos, Don Knight, Ronald Freedle, Sam H gano, Fred Mascarenas, Vincent Gomez, D Moran, Bob Jabor, Frank DelaCruz, Manag Joe Diaz. Bottom Row: Mike Apodaca, Marcos Beurman, D Arrellano, Charles Casila, Joe Dunnington, Jc Hayworth, Danny Richardson, Maurice Iv George Ramirez. 1 -r,, , .A.A. Sophomores Top Row, loft to right: Maurillo, Best, Alley, Jamnick, Ben jamin, Lelmcr. Bottom Row, loft to right: Avalos, Pe-rvz, Papish, Nigro, Meno Mihc-lich, Giz11'1'utun0. Juniors and Seniors Third Row, loft to right: Gl21l'1'2itilllO, Yoxcy, Mohorcich, Koc- mun, Hill, Rosv, Spinuzzi, Munoz Borzilivri, Aguilera. Sn-cond Row, left to right: Cooper, Rodriquoz, Bravo, SChCl,1l'Cl' Rumiroz, DQHL-art, Boelz, Baldwin Torn-s, Villupondo. First Row, loft to right: Coopeii, D0Salvo, Ramirez, Gonzales Pots-stio, Cullen, Archulotta, Mixon Q v is Q my 1 n Wh wk sp all X A Elk Mig X jk K I Q, ' i W1 Y 5 Q 1 S5 Bw 4 4 Q wa 5 as ' 3 Q f , :- ' ' W y 1 A M 3-' V V T' Y wS S-1 'X vfQ Q Q D x 9 'i ','Q fisiz. X Q H EZEZI' M if ,QW i gif Y g W ' X 'lu M Ai b 3' t j iw 0 V 3 Q gifkfif ,Q , ,qzf ii ig' QW? Q f' Q 'Q ir? Y W , 5 N Xe ll A L Wm T M, m E S si x Publications Pictured at top right, reporters check the calendar for coming events. They are, left to right: Joe Miller, Alice Ramirez, Barbara Sloan, Norma Gardner, Ed Altman, and Shirley Dicus. -Q-...1..... .,,,, Below: Joan Mathieson, Joanne Nearing,' and Gloria Neilsen examine the Hn- ished product bcforc distributing to Central readers. ournalism Department Serves The General Public Through the Times, we have tried to tell the students at Central and the general public, news about our school and its many activities. In publishing the Times, we the students in journalism, have learned the principles of newspaper work, layout, and of the printing of newspapers. Central exchanges its newspaper with nearly two hundred other schools in this country, in Germany, Japan, Mexico, and other countries. By doing this, we learn the style, ideas, activities and news of the other schools. The greatest undertaking of the staff is to produce Central's annual, the Wildcat. All copy, layout, and part of the photography is done by them, in co-operation with the Art department, professional photographers, the en- gravers, and the printing company. Top right is Allan Lewis, photographer, trying to improve your picture. Above: Bula Leddy, faculty adviser. At lower right, Bob Diaz, working on design. Pictured above, from left to right: Dick Moran, Marvin Strait, Rolland Siffring, Barbara Cochran, Clara Fasula, Eugene Griffee, Mr. Geisert, and Richard Williams. The 1952 Yearbook was financed and published entirely by the the students with advice from the faculty. In making this book only the finest materials and engravings were used. The budgeting was done by the student financial managers with the aid of our faculty business adviser, Mr. Geisert. In the production of this book the stu- dents gained practical experience in the handling of money. The secretarial staff tries not to make too many errors. Top June King Esther Murray Marilee Orr Janice Smith Agnes Kochan Angie Flores Life is not al- ways so pleasant for the editors pictured here. Bottom Rose Marie Clemens Bob Piserchio Marjorie Giordano David Trevithick Margaret Smith Eileen Koeman Frank Zerfas iq.. Z . if ' E f 'as lg: cf what 'x l. is , ci.. X. N Q is . . K, X . . Lf' i X I - wx x ill' ' i i - Y'-4 x':2'-if w lim X . M5 li ' , P .9 is X X 1 X :X we X .E K FXK Rs get f x is 122 an Q x Q. R X? b is W. , . X W gsm , ..,, y ,tif 35 1 X' 1 i p.. . il ii vig L - -'mia' in W 'Q,,. ' -'M'-ssl Qt Q Nam. . 5 .fl 3-if .. Q 5 ? ' E . Q 3, Q li . ,,..w Wildcat studcnt advisor, Joan- ncttc Davidson, confcrs with hcr staff on Wildcat policics. Consul- tzcs arc Frances Walkcr, Nancy Kenyon, Bctty Miklich, Gloria Nicl- scn, and Doris Thompson. Linotype operators and prcssnicn struggle ovcr rcportcr's copy. Darylc Naylor, Bcttc Novak, Dick Bravo, Jim Molton, Mr. liragrgins, Nick Roquc, Charlcs liuccro, and Hcrnialinda Gonzalcs arc shown groupcd around thc stone. Ce-ntral's Wildcat staff makes prac- tical use of their art knowledge Front: Ronald Kochevar Back Row: Phil DeMarco, Allan Miles, Helen Henry, Claudia Jensen. Norma Kochevar, Angie Flores Plrt Moves Into The Newpa per Realm Hundreds of thousands of people all over the country are making their living as artists . . . illustrating stories for magazines, making illustrations for newspapers and books, designing automobiles and clothing, decorating de- partment store windows, painting portraits and landscapes and painting pictures for greeting cards. The fields open to well-trained artists are tremendous. Central is trying to give students who are interested in the vocational pos- sibilities of art a good start on the road to success in that profession. RT The purpose of the art department is to try to give all students a sound, basic understanding of the principles of art . . . color, design, composi- tion, drawing and painting. The first year is a series of studies. The second, third, and fourth years put these principles into use. The student learns to master the basic media of illustration: pencil, pen and ink, charcoal, watercolor, and pas- tel. He is instructed in lettering and in the tech- niques of poster construction and in advertising art. The latter includes illustrations of the type used in magazines and newspapers. A student does not have to have great talent to do good work . . . or to learn . . . in the art cour- ses at Central. The main necessities are the will- ingness to work and a genuine desire to learn. At one time, the art class was looked upon as a sort of academic waste-basket where the mis-fits were sent. We don't subscribe to that at Central. We have students who come in for the four-year course and we have some who come in as juniors and seniors who want to round out their high school education by learning how to put an idea across pictorially. More and more students are beginning to realize that a good picture is worth ten thousand words and that the fellow who can draw has the advantage over the one who can't. Pictured above is Mr. William Hartley, Central's art director, and three of the exhibits from his one man show in the galleries at P. J. C. Extensive work was done by Central's art department on the Christmas pageant. Shown here Working on the angels, that were used as part of the background, are Lynn Cooper and Carolyn Markus. Central's gift to the community was the outdoor Christmas Pageant , Kuo? its SAN FRANCISCO A J i,3 2 6.4-UPI: 1 it K lrrrf 0 5 www., Loft to right: Richard Wolfonbarger, Bob Diaz, Richard Dremel, J. Dykor, R o n n i e Kochevur, Marilyn Smith, Olympia Trujillo, Marlene Egan, Sally Stockton flmck to canlcraj, Agnes Kochzln, Louise Sanderson. Further co-operation of Cen- tral's art department is shown by the backdrop pictured here for the 1952 Vodevil show. Music Those who participate and those who appreciate Five hundred of us participate in the musical activities and programs presented by our vocal and instrumental departments. The vocal groups are under direction of Dorothy Thompson, the band under direction of Mr, Sidney Rosen, and orchestra under direction of Mr. Malloy Miller. Various functions of these groups are: The Christmas Pageant, Vode- vil, Music Festival, Operetta, and entertaining at grade schools, Keating, Camp Carson, Teachers' Convention, Baccalaureate and Commencement, banquets and meetings, on the air, out-of-town trips such as Band Day at Boulder, and at the football and basketball games. The rest of us, about eleven hundred, are the ones who appreciate the talents of others. We attend the assemblies, Symphony, Artist Series, listen to the radio, and spend leisure time in the rec- ord shops. Orchestra First Violins: David Berg Bill Barney Margaret DeHeart Cora Epps James Chorak Rose Marie Valente Lehland Decker Loretta Martinez Gene Ferraro Mack Aguilar Peggy Ann Rump Joan Shidler Second Violins: Kenneth Shigeta Darrel Barnes Aniilu Stewart Judy Bunnell June Celiulski Dick Lepetsos Nancy Orr Elaine Speer Nellie Epps Mary C. Croshal Barbara Jacklovich Sam Luna Viola : Paula Dicus Shirley Weed Marilyn Cravens Pauline Peate Bass: Nancy Owens Barbara Pardun Nancy Ball Barbara Keithley French Horn: Bill Morris Don Gordon Cajetan Chimento Cello: Raymond Biondi Andrew Mihalso Doriss Decker Shirley Williams Flutes: Shirley Dicus Janice Smith Wally Smith Anne Kirk Judy Brown Q, R f f y ,1 Cornet: Ervin Gearhart Galen Gearhart Doug Knudson Dick Angrerer Trombone: Fred Nawrocki Phil Mesplay Scott Gale Saxophone: Joan Mathieson Marilyn Wallis Percussion: Phil Cardon Bill Van Devender Margaret Mitchell KA ' i' fi Njf, A ' , iff thfflfiffwqf Clarinet: Oboe: Antoinette Herhert Hatch Masterantonio Rocky DeNiro Beverly Wright fi W fi f X L t lax 4 lx,iN, fffl W7 Yip M 'kr Mr. Malloy Maller-conductor ,ww ,FHSMQ ,,,, ..,. ., ik ,,,, .,,, KEXSQ Q S3 gifs ..fx3. 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E i K K .: ,XJ y , x 8 .ri SX X Y X I X 5: ia ,,,....-1 u., sw if 'W qu B JK fi I v-1 - If-rx, 8 35: f Q mf ya ,fn 4 N X 'Mi EX 5 xiix f Q fs A SMX M i W, I .J 1 5 .4.....f... ,- . '- X 14. Ebb 8 9 Q .b v K .. F? 6 A' , . xA Q - x 0 -I ' x .. yn l A Q 3 f A ,E Md , , 4,- X Six ix fix.: X 9- c E 5 First Row: Eleanor Potestio, JoAnn Kastalic, Charlien Camack. Second Row: Eugene Griffee, Rose Marie Clemens, Wally Smith, Judy Brown, Judy McDonald, Leslie Davis. Third Row: Jerry Belveal, Bill Van Devender, Bob Martinez, Kenneth Tindall Fourth Row: Janet Fiscel, Ronald Wyman, Joan Mathieson, David Abillar, Jim Keller Fifth Row: Dick Lepetsos, Dick Wallis, Richard Rivas, Milton Garrett, Dick Angerer, Joe Ramirez Sixth Row: Antoinette Masterantonio, Winnie Sherwood, Bev- erly Wright, Eddie Eiland, Charles Mathews, David Pearce, David Hupp, Bill Starr. Seventh Row: Kenneth Shigeta, Warren Williams Band First Row: Hermalinda Gonzales, Shirley Hal- ing, Barbara Hood Second Row: Raymond Biondi, Phillip Cardon, Shirley Dieus, llflarilyn Cravens, Cathy Bloom, Lois Ann Miller, Mar- jorie Giordano, and Mr. Sidney Ro- sen Third Row: Bolm Richardson, Fred Nawrocki, Phil Mesplay, Jack Murten, Elaine Speer Fourth Row: Bill Morris, Donald Gordon, Cajetan Chimento, Jim Ward, Don Malone, Elizabeth Richardson Fifth Row: Ervin Gearhart, Galen Gearhart, Bob MeHill, Jim Craigr, Roger Sam- uels, Beverly Young, Ronnie Even Sixth Row: Ray Maroye, Jim Reader, Alden Orr, Bob Elich, Lawrence Flori, Charles Hargis Seventh Row: Paul Currier, Dwight Malone Shown at right is Director Sidney Rosen re- hearsing with Janice Smith and Pat Mramor, soloists, for the Sunday band concert, an inno- vation. Orchestra staff: Pictured below is the Band staff: Andrew Mihalso, Beverly Wright, Raymond Biondi, James Judy Brown, Marilyn Wallis, Eugene Griifee, Beverly Chorak, Dick Lepetsos, Bill Barney, Herbert Hatch, Wright, Shirley Dicus. Wally Smith. The Bohennan CHN CAST Count Arnheim, Governor of Preslsurg ...,..,.. . Thaddeus, a proscribed Pole ,.........,,,,,,..,.,..,. Florestein, nephew of the Count ,.,,,.,. Devilshoof, Chief of the Gypsies .....,, Captain of the Guard ,,,. ...,.,....,r,,,. Officer .....,,,...,.,.,...,........,,,..,.....,.,.,... Arline, daughter of the Count ,.....,.. Buda, her attendant .,..,..,.,.,.,..,t, Queen of the Gypsies ..,i.....,,,..,, ..,,..,Mike Doonan .,,....,David Berg .....,.Ronald Olson ,Rolland Siffring .....,..Pau1 Currier ...,.,.,,,Dick Moran ..,,.....Pat Mramor Barbara Cochran ,,JoAnn Donahue Here are the people who held the leads in this year's operetta, The Bohemian Girl. Upper Left: Paul Currier, Barbara Cochran, Dick Moran. Middle: Put Mramor, David Berg. Lower Right: Mike Doonan, Donita Hartman faccompzmistj, Rolland Sil'Yrin,eg, Ronald Olson, JoAnn Donahue. . X -.Rx e K ' - . Centralian Choir Back Row: Doris Burkett Kay Brumbaugh Jeanette Ashbrook Betty Jo Shields Frances Johnson Third Row: Marjorie Tyson Zulabell Flemons Gloria Hunt Barbara Moore Toby Lynn McKinney Second Row: Shannon Wheeler Evelyn Lepic Pat Runce Jo Ann Donahue First Row: Marilyn Bacino Lenoir Hensley Martha Lloyd Marilyn Howells t. MF? if 'E si F 1 iq ? if X . . , X 1 . i .il A is er A X 5 J. if jf 'lf JN f 'N fi! S J fill X ff Q ' X X J g 1 M , QV., r 'K .fa-'i,X.i . ,814 S A - Na V fy Back Row: Anna Ruth Easton Lillian Maulin Doris Roberts Lavon Grigg' Joann Kochis Third Row: Georgiana Brossard Joan Porter Virginia Di Martino Esther Murray Ida Baros Second Row: Mona Higgins Sally Rae Speken Celesta Jane Mass Jo Schumaker Constance Cartmell First Row: Barbara Keithley Jean Olsen Jane Ballash Shirley Johnson Mixed Chorus Back Row: Mary Williams Lorraine Wiseman Hatty Mixon Juanita Bravo Josephine Broux Nyla Jean Vest Barbara Sloan Barbara Pardun Third Row: Shirley Williams Jill Chick Do1'is Ferrell Barbara Cochran Shirley Clemens Carol Stokoe Janice Smith Second Row: Floyd Currington Jim Harrell Wilber Andrews Frank Thielbar Ronnie Olson Bill Daney First Row: Fred Luna Bob Mills Mike Doonan Bob McCaellion Jim Leach Pictured at the left is Andrew Mihalso, the accompan- ist, and Miss Dorothy Thompson, the director. Shown on the opposite page is the entire cast of their first musical production, 'Oklahomaf' at the finale V P55526 WHS! ' ' 2' Y - ,,+E f. 11 .ww a 1 Qu Q5 NW we X x va ii? ' , , Q A:.,A F Q x p, K :., ,.,,q 1 if . if is ' W V , F4 x ag: K W ! 'M -. ' v Q -. ' ., A Q A. X ws FQ it WK 'N av X . i x 'Z' ws: ka -5-ky .. - W M K2-mf, rl ..,., ,,A,,E. W wi lx Q W Q tg Q12 as W S134 sp-3' The Christmas Pageant BO 9 Bottom Left: ys Bob Mills, Jim Harrell, Lyle Hedlund, Eddie Eiland, Bob Fleming, Albert Best, Jesus Villapondo, John Donnelly Bottom Right: Joe Bacino, Johnny Basta, Ray Leach, Jim Leach, Fred Luna, Jesse Dawkins, Harold Gilmore.. Top Left: David Pearce, David George, Bennie Richardson, Charles Bartholomew, Ford Young, Calvin Rudolph, Bob Adu- mich, Bob Allin, Bill Hobbs, Frank Thielbar, Darrell Clarke, Sydney Hughes, David Reid, Joe Lucero. Top Right, Lower: Bob Martiny, Gene Castilucci, Steve Oliva, Joe Montoya, Spencer Bele. Upper: Russell Knight, Sam Nelson, Bob Emmons, Lee Douglass, Victor Colletti. From Script To The Audience From behind the scenes to behind the footlights we take the audi- ence into the land of make believe of the theatre. Makeup, costumes, scripts, props, actors, and audience all make up a vital part of drama. Though We learn by participation, taste is developed by watching. Central students did both in this year's productions which included: Kitten Kapers, the Senior play, the Junior play, assemblies, the spring production, and radio. RAM Behind the scenes are the stagecraft classes and stage hands, While behind the mike is the radio class. Pictured above: Robert Chrisnmn, Darrell Barnes, and Mr. Burt Liebert. Pictured at the left: Carol Sandw-s, Jerrv Hollowm-ll, Har- lene Chandler, Walter Skrifvurs, Jim Ward, Helen Koonee, and lVIz1rybeth Shouso. Members of the Senior play cast, Arms and the Man, Were: Bill Smith, Sergis Saranoifg John Clark, Nicolaig Pat Mramor, Loukag Agnes Kochan, Raina Petkoffg Melvin Tek- avec, Captain Bluntchlig Victor Colletti, Petkoifg Dorothy Bartle, Catherine Petkoif. Not pictured are Edwin Cook, Bulgarian officer, and Ed Diaz and Harold McConnell, soldiers. Doing the work behind the scenes was the technical staff. This included settings by Betty Savage and Jessie Tedrovvg costumes by Jessie Tedrow and Lucy Glavianog prop- erties by Georgiana Brossard and Beverly Bugg. The stage manager was Josephine Broux, assistant stage manageis were Edward I.. Diaz and Rose Marie Clemens. The scenery construction was done by th? stagecraft class. The art department, un- der the direction of W. D. Hartley, painted the sets. Walter Cloer, Robert Chrisnian, Donalt Chrisman and Darrell Barnes made up the stage crew. ,gil Kitten Kapers gave Centralites an evening of one-act plays which included: Enter the Hero, A Marriage Proposal, and Love Is a Racket. Top right, bottom row: Rebecca Bruce, Georgiana Brossard, Eloida Martinez, Joyce Ogden. Second row: Rochelle Reynolds, Mona Lee, Betty Chanak, Betty Archuletta. Third row: Charleen Camack, Shirley Zupancic, Eileen Perkins, Beverly Bugg, Norma Kochevar. Fourth Row: Janet Murray, JoAnn Starika, Doris Hollon, Rose Marie Cozart, Mary Lou Pisciotta. Fifth row: Rose Marie Clemens, Lucy Glaviano, Rose Marie Valente, Ronald Abram, Eva N igro. Sixth row: James Horton. Bottom right, bottom row: Jean Lantz, Huberta Evans, Carol Sanders. Second row: Claudia Jensen, Sally Spoken, Mary Beth Shouse, Betty Ann Verna. Third row: Jessie Tedrow, Jodene DeSiato, Elizabeth Ann Joseph, Janice Paripovich, Fourth row: Joanne Myers, Nancy Kenyon, Beverly Bruce, Joan Petta. Fifth row: Carl Mascarenas, Jim McMillen, Richard Wolfenbarger, Bob Bender. Sixth row: Mike DesJardins, Don Buchanan, Bob Akiyama, Seventh row: Jerry Hollowell. Biondello ,.,.....,AA.,... Lucentio ......., A........ Baptista ..,.,,,,. .. Gremio ..,.. Katharine ....,A..,,. Hortensio Bianca ....,..Y,,..,.... f.........Wem.WW, W. ....,,e..,M,,,. .,.. .QQ ' lffg ..A.x W Sammie Southern .Charles Wileox Diaz John Clark .,.e,.,......Pat Mramor Michael DesJardins Pieratt ir QA. CAST Petruchio ,7.,,,7. ,..... V ictor Colletti Grumio ..,.,,. A ,.,,.,,.,,,, Darrel Barnes Curtis ......,..,,.,......,...... JoAnn Meyers The Tailor .,,,,, Elizabeth Ann Joseph Vincentio .i,....i,,...,,. George Dikeman The Widow .............,.. Eileen Perkins Quick looks at the rehearsal shows .... Quick looks at the rehearsal shows ..... Elizabeth Joseph listening to Jerry Bushner and Sally Stockton. Middle picture shows ..... Sally Speed being scared by Eddie Mitchell. Bottom ..... The struggle for the blueprints. Jack Ward, Raymond Biondi, Jim Parkinson, being watched by Shir- ley Wyatt. The Class of '53 presented THE BAT, by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood, on the night of May 2, 1952, under the direction of Burt Liebert: CAST Miss Cornelia Van Gorder .,........,..............,.. ....,... E lizabeth Ann Joseph Miss Dale Ogden .,...,.....,,,....,..,,..,.,..,...,,,.,. .......,,....,.,.. S ally Stockton Brooks .................,.,.........,..,.....,. .......,,..... J erry Bushner Lizzie Allen .,,. .. .... .,...,...,...... S ally Speed Anderson ......,....,l,.. .,.,.,.,.,, R aymond Biondi Doctor Wells .........,,, ,.,......, J im Parkinson Richard Fleming ......,... ,.,........,,..., J ack Ward Unknown Man ......... .v........ E ddie Mitchell Mrs. Danveris ...... ...,....,. S hirley Wyatt 'N' x fS'3W PQ SM l'3-uw .WSW tx ia.-F S 'sit' Ev? N' J 4 Bs: qw six 1 W! A5 wwf WX EL:-9 'Ewa , f' g 3 92323 -4. Z J' W5 'S 1 .' -' . ,gk -3 .r'!,,.. ix 5 .A y F V .3 ,, Wg ,, ,K X' 'f A , x 1 fi atlonal Top Row, loft to right: Forensic League Jack VVard, Jim Chorak, Bill Dzxnoy, Holm Akiyzmii Don liumh in 'Nl lvin l l ivu Gene Ferraro, Ralph BQ-nvsch, .loo Diaz, Doug lxnudson D in V xnllyni Third Row, left to right: Marjory Giordano, Barlwarzx Maylwr, Donnzx Gu-vim ood I xt Mi uno: Io mm bt ll il Sally Spoken, Claudia Jonson, Ge-no Childs, Ha-lmn M rhoiuh M up 1 I1 X ttl Do Hollon, Robbie Mau- Williams, Arlen Ambrose, Dnl Wulnl Second Row, left to right: Jean Houston, Mary Bongirno, Evelyn Moore, Plsx I 'Nl if., dm Dolo lionsm Barbara Ncgomir, Nellie Epps, Dorothy Barth Bottom Row, left to right: Nancy Sutton, Cora Epps, David Dnnvy. E 5 . i -1 a l s 5 i a Q 1 5 Q il as iv La X First Row: Duran, Shurtz, DeLeon, Rivas, Villipando, Jamieson, Samuels, Lewis, Diaz, Lane, Freedle, Beauvais. Second Row: Smith, Knafelc, Carlson, Scrivner, Zcrfas, Trimble, Elizondo, Rodriguez, Dremel, Pusedu, Hatch, Borders, Blake. Third Row: Carleo, DeNiro, Greco, Ludlow, Piserchio, Campbell, Millison, Roche, Smaltz, De Salbo, Stofac, McFerren. Fourth Row: , Van Dyne, Hanson, R., Young, F., Mahannah, Haines, Ulibarri, Beruman, Hanson, D., Stone, Young, D., DePietro, Smelek, Orr, Brassalero, Pecoraro, Pagano, Slosky, Grande, Apodaca, Hernandez, Cassius, Vigil, Leach. First Row: Don Young, Dean Van Dyne, Angelo Carleo, John Rivals, Oscar Duran Sam Shurtz, Jack Knafelc. Second Row: Norman Roche, Florencio Beruman, Jerry Smith, Selestino Elizondo, Charles DePietro, Rocky DeNiro, Herb Hatch, Allen Lewis. Third Row: Maurice Beauvais, George Stone, Jack Ludlow, David Hanson, Winfred Trimble, Charles Scrivner, Frank Zerfas, Bob Piserchio, Ray Ulibarri. Fourth Row: Ray Smelek, Phil Haines, Karl Carlson, Wayne Campbell, Joe Millison, Norris McFerren. r Quill and Scroll Left to Right: Marjory Giordano, Rose Marie Clemens, Marilee Orr, Bob Diaz, Margaret Smith, Janice Smith, Clara Fasula, Jeanette Davidson, Second semester pledges for year's work: David Trevithick, Rolland Siffring, Ei- leen Kocman, Helen Koonce, Frances Walker, Ed Altman, Nancy Kenyon. Winners Top picture: Essay winner, Marianne Swath Bottom picture: Oration winner, Ray Biondi. if-.... NE -Mit' are rs- 'jihviiu in me ' If 1 .i Top left: Shirley Wyatt displaying the many ribbons won for hor excellent work in 4-H. Top right: Winners of the courtesy contest. Seated is Cora Epps, win- ner of the essay contest. Standing are Arlen Ambrose, also essay winnerg George Wyatt and Ed Diaz, winners of the slogan contest. Bottom left, left to right: Melvin Tekavec, winner of the Boys' Dcclama- tion Contestg Runners-up: Don Buchanan, Forbes Dewey, and Donald Gordon. Bottom right, left to right: Rose Marie Valente, Cora Epps, Marianne Swath, and Barbara Mayber, finalists, stand with Shirley Clemens, winner of the Girls' Declamation Contest. Color Guard Q w N w Left to Right: Vincent Schiro, Joe Harris, Robert Jones, Ray Oliva. gifs 435,4-I ' -.,-'-.C , ,Q -W' B E155 hs, ,,, V 1 .- ' X rv mf-f A , f Im, R. . .Cl Mission of the ROTC-- To develop qualities of leadership, responsibility and integrity, and to better equip our young men to take their place in the community as loyal citizens and good Ameri- cans. On the Military side, to teach the fundamentals of military discipline and training, and to create a group of young men who can be quickly developed into battle lead- ers in an emergency, with a foundation of military knowl- edge which will enable them to fight and live. RGTC Instructors Left to Right: Lt. Col. Richard D. Smith, Capt. John D. Anderson M! Sgt. Jack D. Carpenter, Sfc. Joseph F. Porter. ,,,,.M-Q-1- nk4,,,.M-A-4 ,,,,...,.--wwf Battalion Staff Front Row: Larry Poor. Middle Row: Elmer White, Gilbert Virant, Richard Wil- liams, Florencio Beruman, Ed Diaz. Back Row: John Sneeringer, Charles Bartholomew, Ray Van Meter, Bernard McKinnon. Regimental Staff Front Row: Fred Schoembs Middle Row: Ray Smelek, Floyd Carlson Back Row: Dale Alyea, Charles Luke. A 1 QL af e' , K M X I B 1 ,, 4 ' ff' x 'is hifi, ' 1 .in 5 L' . fs' ' 1 X - , L-4 X. tix g Jinx, 91 ,K FN ,LM , ish? ,gk ,, , 'Ska ,Pa , fffyxff v Ai Q 5 Qi J ' fi 1-'. ff H ?,y'f-P N ,' 'T Q 9 ! 4. ' ,J 6 0 , v 4 we Q . 4 , , E x '53 it v ' F we x A iw x V ' -in hx vmnn tw Q , wi ,Q ,gg Q ' ??gfM?f'V??3Q? Q53 it - - . Q I ,gg yy I 575 1 . ge ... 'N fx QL C fx 1' x .f-L, Y 5 A r ff G 9' I, S ,' f Q 9 ,S 1 ' , if f f 1 aff ,X -f X ' X K AN' X 'N S 3 Q? ! I -I e fl ' ..w v B' J I9 . ' L' O O V, 1 I Y if f f fx fs N bi P' S 'L -t P 3' ' K Q 5 Se ', fi , I . Y 1 F 22 -sms A 1 X f A a , A Company E First Platoon Front: KOChQVa1' First Row: Webb, Poulas, Ivey, Diaz, Archu- letta, Santistevan, Blag'g', DGLQOII Second Row: Vigil, Beruman, Duran, McNeir, Vasile, Arrellano, McMillan Third Row: Martinez, Stubler, Zamora, Abram, Barnes, Barney, Rudolph Company E Second Platoon Front: Rivera First Row: Reedy, Burton, Childs, Ewing, Bravo, Apodaca, Montez, Gonza- les, Gutirriez Second Row: Parkinson, Petrlck, Boyer, Huff- man, Cortinas, Musso, Spinuzzi Third Row: Pierson, Gomez, Borneman, Har- gis, Hidalgo, Donley, Fern, Shyne Q Company E Third Platoon Front: Smith. First Row: Schmidli, Cox Lacey, Delacruz, Venuto Arrellano, Shigeta, Galle- gos, Eiland. Second Row: Gardner, Por- ter, Jaber, Nelson, DeSalvo Craig, Samuels, Oliva. Third Row: Vaughn, Lawson Shrock, Bender, Naylor Griffith, Erickson, Jamie- son, Rodriquez. 'G L hi IE J ex' rn Company F Qfficers Front: Neil Martin. Middle: Oscar Duran, William Stewart. Back: Karl Carlson. on I ,MW W4 .,. ....w-'- 1 MW- -1 .. .1 w .,,..,-f M v '-'Q ,,,.-4 .-f- -'Q M QE..-:rf .M ,-M- ....-3 xi'-jf' .ew-Law' ga.,-::2,-: 3?J- ri Y f-f :.,,.: seem if ' D 2 , S M l'F,,,,.. A r S if-1:25 1 3.T2233e'-'W' so S33 Company F Third Platoon Front: Espinosa. FirstRow: Stone, Silchia Delo, Kemper, Wolff, Cal- deron, White. Second Row: Grap, Ybar- ra, Thorton, Potter, Wil- son. Th i rd Row: lliggins Martin, Puenta, Alonzo Mzlrrinan. Company G First Platoon Front: Berg. First Row: Hall, Ragsdale, Roberts, Herrera, Maldenodo, Warne. Second Row: Johnson, Barkley Stew- ert, Papish, Okorn. Third Row: Harper, Allen, Lynch, Fitzpatrick, Tayler. Company G Second Platoon Front: Currington. First Row: Gorshe, Pina, Ayala, Bas- ta, Leach. Second Row: Fasula, Garcia, Even Shyne, Cochran. Third Row: Carlson, Arellano, Dud- rick, Roldan. Company G Third Platoon Front: Tekavec. First Row: Wilson, Barnett, Walker, Moyore, Martin Strah, Pugliano. Second Row: Luttrel, Miketa Olson, Lynch, Gatewood. Third Row: Sabo, Paglione, Arellano, Shiftlet, Chorak ! - Sponsors Row 1, Left to Right: Row 2, Left to Right: Row 3, Left to Right: Jeannette Davidson, Jerry Ann Taul- Eileen Kocman, Frances Walker, Eth- Donna Blankenship, Nancy Kenyon, lie, Doris Ann Thompson, Barbara el Mae Belveal, Shirley Earnest, Joanne Nearing, Pat Germ, Carol Green, Shirley Zupancic, Carolyn Beverly Bruce, Delores Jacques. Cullen. Markus. '- I,-f Central's minds are on: wish I was with the gang at the june tion. wish I could get away by myself. Wish I had time for a coke. Wish I had time to study. Wish it were winter. Wish it were spring. Wish I had a date. Wish I could get rid of him. We can dream can't We? CLASSES Freshmen The worst has past and it wasn't as bad as we had anticipated. We started the year with getting acquaint- ed with the school and with those upper classmen. After the first semester we were accepted, we were one of the crowd, it was good to be here at last and we felt great. We now look forward to the next three years which we hope will bring new horizons, new adven- tures, and most of all, new successes. We have turned the iirst leaf of our high school book and we have but three more to turn. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Dick LEp6lLSOS .............,,,....,... Vice President Linda Robinson . ,,,,,,,,.,, Treasurer Jack Hutchinson ........,,..,, ,,,,,,,, S ecretary Elaine Rennie fseatedy ,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,, President Top Row: Ambrose, Aguilera, Amato, Apo- daca, Akin, Archuleta, Anton, Allen, Angerer, Ashby, Arthur. 2nd Row: Archer, Allee, Beeman, Arellano, Aguilar, R., Aguilar, S., Ander- son, Abeyta, Apple, Adamich, Ayers. 3rd Row: Archuletta, Archuleta, Acuna, Alcon, Anzlovar, Arriaga, Ara- gon, F., Best, Aragon, R., Ava- los, Arellano. 4th Row: Bland, Bosley, Burris, Booker, Buchanan, Bongirno, Brasselero, Bell, Bayuk, Baca, Bateham. 5th Row: Bregar, Beauvais, Boitz, Burt- raw, Burgert, Bjornson, Beur- man, Barnes, Buccola, Ball, Blackburn. 6th Row: Borneman, Bruce, Brossia, Bonse, Bacino, Burch, Baca, Boyd, Ber- umen, Croshal, Cloud. 7th Row: Champlain, Curry, Cain, Caffey, Dunnington, D a v i s, Donnelly, Craddock, D 0 n 1 e y, Chimento, Currington. 8th Row: Cassares, Cusumano, C 0 l l i e r, Cook, Cortese, Casaus, Cirullo, Ard, Bookhammer, Cernac, Ca- rillo. 9th Row: Carara, DeLeon, Cruz, Chavez, F., Chavez, A., Diaz, Chrisman, Contogenes, Cabibi, C h a c o n, Casias. ,Hgh 53 . , :..' 5 Ei ,. f ' its in ,ihhck Q A 9 N is l 3? 3 il X Qi I, he ' - -. 2,-. 5 gi X ,,, pp . .if ' LQ sm . 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W it FRESHMEN-Continued -Q 22 42.1 W 5 E W' -QVA V.,, 2 Q, .,1. 5 :.,. 21, . sr Mdaafi Em 5 fu .id Xia Top Row: Daurio, Currington, D e n t o n, Dikeman, DesJardins, Ebrecht, Dowell, Dyer, Daney, Drum- mond, Decker. 2nd Row: Davis, Ellsworth, Even, Elich, Drotar, Douglass, DeLeon, Davis, M., Dalton, Davis, G., Dickson. 3rd Row: DeVencenty, De Marco, Evans, Denman, DunFee, Duart, Drake, Dawkins, Even, E., Decker, Dial. 4th Row: Gash, Gradishar, Garrett, Green, L., Gilman, George, Gonzales, Franklin, Fox, Glean, Green, J. 5th Row: Frankmore, Gilliland, Gomez, Garcia, Espinoza, D., Espinoza, M., Evans, Foster, Epps, Fra- zier, Gonzales. 6th Row: Foehrkolb, F1'ank, G a l l e g 0 s, Griego, Flick, Garcia, L., Garcia Lucy, Garcia, F., Gonzales, H., Golob, A., Golob, R. 7th Row: H r o b a k, Helm, Gonzales, E., Hutchinson, Hedlund, Hood, Her- nandez, H u g h e s, Henigsman, Gunderson, Grisham, Sth Row: Hickman, H a n i n g, Hayworth, Gallegos, J., Gilmore, Holler, Houston, Haines, Houldsworth, Gilmore, J., Harvey. 9th Row: Guerrero, Hendren, Hernandez, C., Hassey, Hernandez, D., Hen- drickson, Garcia, M., Gonzales, M., Gutierrez, Godec, Grace. Top Row: Keller, Johnson, Haling, J., Ham- mond, Inman, Jones, Jackson Kennedy, Knight, Jansen, John: ' son, J. 2nd Row: Matthews, Kemper, Haling, B. Koshak, Kasic, Knoth, Korholz Johnson, Kilgore, Jamick, James, Klune. 3rd Row: Kadunc, Knight, R., Jakshe, Jim- enez, Kristan, Jaquez, Jacklovich Jabor, Jacques, Johnson. S. J 4th Row: Loeffler, Lujan, Latka, Mitchell Millson, Lucero, Langosh, Luke Lowe, Lovette, Lee. . , 1 r J ' ..' ff o 1 I , 5 ',., ,,, , 9 ... ' 5. 5th Row: Lane, Lopez, Lucero, Luna, Lo- pez, J., Lara, L a 1' s o n, Lloyd Luna, S., Murphy, Lucero, I. 6th Row: Lucero, G., Lash, Leach, Marti- nez, A., Valdez, Martinez, L., Maes, Martino, Madrid, Lauri- cella, Lcpetsos. 7th Row: MdglUdQ1 Meso'edec Mill ' ' ', J , er, MC- Lead, Montoya, Mathews, Mabry, Manzanares, M a l o n e, March- lanks, McTavish. 8th Row: Martinez, R., Murphy, G., Martin, Middlekamp, Douglas, McKay, McKendrick, Medved, Mishmash, Mohorich, McDonald. 9th Row: Martinez, S., Lucero, V., Mc- Michael, Maes, V., Manzanares, D., Mowrer, Morrell, Mohorich, N., Moore, Morone, McQuilliams. 9' . if if v 'S it if S? .gi . 1 K g' . 'f EE ia ig J H +I' if I 4 H i 1 NE. 9 L W W., ,. I 'I ., ,L K Q J 5 A A ..,,.. ' L -,.... i I e e .1' + K ,, ' s r A. li Q' aft L Top Row: Pomeleo, O'Connor, Panion, Nok- ovich, Parker, Peck, Presol, Per- ez, Pearce, Perron, Patterson. 2nd Row: Plath, Pullaro, Parker, Potter Pile, Nichols, Nigro, Pino, Poteet Patterson, E., Oliva, 3rd Row: Potestio, Pisciotte, Prentice, Orr, Negomir, Phillips, Nelson, No- vak, Artiz, Pecek, Posse. 4t Row h : Roldan, Ramirez, Rodriquez, Rol- don, Quintana, Ramirez, J., Pa- checo, Richardson, Reid, Richard- son, J., Richardson, B, 5th Row: Palizza, Nunez, Province, Oliver Ralston, Rodriquez, A. Romero Richards, Roybal, Rivas, Rami- rez, E. 6th Row: Patterson, Ramirez, M., Romero, V., Ramirez, N., Robinson, Rig- gen, Richardson, E., Ogaz, Rose Ross, Samec. 7th Row: Stambaugh, Shaw, Shelinbarger Santos, Schwer, Starr, Ruspini, Smith, Robinson, L., Smith, L., Savage. 8t Row h : Saunders, Simmons, Segura, Smith B., Scheurer, Schuerman, Styduhar, Stone, Roche, Speer, Stewart, Sutton. 9th Row: Ramirez, S., Spagnoli, Salas, Rennie, Spinuzzi, Sammon, Sha- fer, Samuels, Stewart, C., Speakman. 7 Top Row: Stefano, Tafoya, Tusing, Smith, P., Smith, R., Strickland, Ture- man, Santistevan, Sanchez, Ted- row, Trinidad. 2nd Row: Stricca, Teck, Troyer, Trontel Tharp, Tack, Trevithick, A., 'mmf mie, Trask, Trujillo, Torrez. 3rd Row: Weber Thom son Virant San 1 P 9 ' chez, M., Tyree, Tedrow, W., Tis- ing, Titus, Sanchez, R., Suazo. 4th Row: Vivoda, Uhal, Vergilio, Vail, Uli- barri, R., Welch, Vigil, Van De- vender, Warren, Whaley. 5th Row: Wallis, Wyatt, Vialpondo, Uli- barri, L., Williams, Varnell, Wal- ther, Wydick, Wind, Weed. 6th Row: Weber, D., Valdez, Urban, Silvio Wahrle, Wiley, Walling, Vasil Wilson. 7th Row: Valdez, A., Yalotz, Watta, Wim- satt, Warne, Willis, Weller, Wil- liams, F., Winters, Will. 1 7 is . ,HB Sew! f , , R member there were classes too edfsasdufr? K gn 3 yawn Q46 - is Xa 'E X xv 'N as Qx 3.1 xl J 8 Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Dewey Thornton ..,...........,............... Vice President Beverly Wright ....,.., ......,.,.....,...... S ecretary Wally Smith .......... ....i........................... P resident Dennis Blake ........ ........,........... . Treasurer MW Gfrifb MW' A way back when... ,W f if JW Sophomores , iz 1 Y f f 5 4 4 -3 V, 4 Q4 4 , , . .,.Q . f 5 f E .... , , A..... ,,,.., X , .,..-W J, , :', , I',, ,-.' 2-. ',.-' .,.. M 1 ,-.. .. '..:, f ' ' -V '-' ., Nu' - - -e 1,4 .. . .,.- ' ::.-: 3 if :,-' r:,. - ' ,1':' . .ff - ,.:::,--f -:.:.., g:g,:, -. .,.:f' - .ll L 525- 1 -' : xx' 4 Z. 'Elf 3 .:.. - 4. If .- f :-ff 5 :. , 'lf --:S nrt, f f W s - ,zfz 5? 1 :'.. .AA. 'J ,. - -. 5 .:.:Q- Q'.:'---V f ' T? ' , ' , 1 ' --.. 5 fi f - t r A Y 'A'A ,t 1-- 1.h- l J C ' 'A -A f l' AQ2- A fi- h . J-'J' , Q R 1 1 :,, Q 3 .,., :.: . . 5 ,w g 3 . 4th Row: Coulter, Calkins, Chouny, Carl- , son, Coats, Childs, Berumen,.M., E. ' Chorak, Benesch, Cardon, Castel- e' I lucci, Chavez, Cape, Coleman. ' Z ui . , sas ' is. 5th Row: , Cravens, Clemens, Burbidge, Coz- Zetto, Chrisman, Bravo, Clason, '-F, Q. Carey, Cartmell, Cascio. Q, - 6th Row: , l, Apodaezq, Agwsta, kwa? Arel- lano, o, eb i- z, C f aus, Chlrk. ulej J ru iii, X A , K X Ni li' l-xiii U l X' fi r , A f 1 . X i ' , XX ' . 1 X 'N ex. f i -f is ly w V' N.f,i , x at -. f A X C, . f ,' x I X-I ' . K W X 1 Top Row: Ashbrook, Acosta, Beurman, Al- len, Alley, Barkley, Barnes, Mai- sel, Allen, Ament, Albillar, Bor- ders, Blake. 2nd Row: Bunnell, Aguilar, Aguirre, Bar- ter, Brown, Burkett, Borneman, Benjamin, Boyer. 3rd Row: Bustillos, Buchanan, Berumen Avalos, Allen, Bloom, Boimirno Baros, Burnett, Browser, Ballash WJWWF f - jiflivff , X 0 fl Top Row: Dudrick, DeGrado, Dremel, Daug- herty, Eiland, Dionese, Lynch, Fasula, DeNiro, Delo, Drum- mond, Ellyas, Dunlap. Znd Row: Dreibholz, DeSalvo, DeRemer, Divelbiss, Egan, Fiscel, Even, Ewirg, Dykqr, Dyker. -,A u 3rd Row: Flores, Cochran, Curry, Caddell 1 Crespin, Diaz, Ferrell, Darnell, Davis, DeLeon, Flores, B. rbw-1 4th Row: Huffman, Fass, Gunderson,Green Frey, Gallegos, Gatewood, Fer- raro, Hargis, Gale, Flori, Fitz- patrick, Fisher. 5th Row: Grant, Gadlin, Gallegos J., Gus- tamantes, G r a h a m, Gardner, Hunze, Gacnik, Giarratano, Gor- she. 6th Row: Herrera, Gonzales, Garcia, Gad- lin, M., Godinez, Green, C., Felps Galvis, Hernandez. I I l I A , F W il g . A.. A L ' F are Sophomores --A' iii K E L 4th Row: Lierz, Linville, Miller, Malone Lewis, Lohmiller, Moroye, Mor oye, R., Melton, Martin, Lane Middelkamp, Nelson. 5th Row: Lynch, Maldonado, Lewis, R. Marshall, M a r t i n, McClellan Lacey, Morris, Perez, Mutz, Mor: gan, 6th Row: Lucero Ma ber Lash M , , y , yers, Martinez, Lucero, Marmcich, Le- ber, Lepik, Lane, M., Lucero. .fi Top Row: Holtorf, Herring, Hunter, Kirk, Kolbezen, Knudson, James, Hund, Kochevar, Jamnick, Hurlbut, Ja- ber, Hanson. 2nd Row: Ivey, Hood, Higgins, Kelly, Klpi- fel, Herrera, Hartman, Juno, Holtorf, Harding. 3rd Row: Johnson, Keithley, Jaquez, Hens- X ley, Johnson, Julien, Hunt, Kil- gore. Houston. x Dx 4th Row: Ruggieri, Ryan, Samberson, Por- t'llos, Roberts, Papish J., Roldan Pohlmeier, Reader, P e t r i c k Smrdu, Rump, Stewart. 5th Row: Smith, Roberts D., Sheely, shu- ' g-art, Phillips, Shields, Spanjol, Pearce, Pardun, Showalter. 6th Row: Martinez, J., Menor, Okorn, Shi geta, Peterson, Sandoval, Shid ler, Runco, Sherwood, Smith, M. SS Top Row: Mihelich, Porter, Martinez, Per- ko, Medina, Marrinan, McGill, Olson, Martinez, B., Noble, Orr, Nawrocki, Miketa. 2nd Row: Niro, Opp, Puente, Padilla, Nu- moto, Oster, Maulin, McBride, Miklich, Porter. 3rd Row: Lee, Leithead, Markus, Mena, Papish, M a u l'C 1 lo, Potestio, Moore, Lee, C. Sophomores 4th Row: Wright, D., Williams, W., Tuell, Williams, H., Youngblood, Wells, Wallworth, Vest, Williams, R., Youhouse, Young, F., Walker. 5th Row: Wertz, Zobeck, Wheeler, Zane- tell, Waggener, Wright, B., Wal- lis, Wolter. 6th Row: Venuto, Vertovec,Zupancic,Weed, Waddlow, Williams, S., Young, Wolfenbarger. Top Row: Stofac, Strah, Vaught, Thielbar, Spurlock, Sterner, Tucker, Shav- er, Shiflett, Stubler, Schlotter- beck, Sell. 2nd Row: Thornton, Shelinbarger, Spur- lock, Tharp, Torres, Smith, D., Stuart, Smith W., Starr, Santos. 3rd Row: Urioste, Sloan, Mathews, Vitullo, Vaughn, Slosky, Shyne, Tyson, Vadnal, Trujillo. X Q DON ANDERSON NORRIS MCFERREN SHIRLEY ZUPANCIC JOE GRECO President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Pictured at the left are Central's king and queen of the '52 Prom. The queen Janice Smith and the king Bill Smith were chosen by those attending the Prom held April 19. They were crowned at the intermission. Juniors Top 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Row: Aguilera, Gloria, Aguilera, Timothy, Akiyama, Robert, Alcon, Frank, Allee, Doris, Alea, Dale, Anderson, Don, Arnold, Norma, Arriaga, Esther, Bacino, Marilyn Baldwin, Arlene. Row: Barnes, Betty Lou, Bayuk, Barbara, Beauvais, Maurice, Berckefeldt, Alma, Bersentes, Nancy, Biondi, Ray, Boelz, Wilma, Borziliere, Josephine, Brassfield, Donna Brill, Ethel, Brothers, Ruby. Row: Brown, Nancy, Bruce, Beverly, Brumbaugh, Kay, Buchanan, Don, Buehler, Lila, Burt, Barbara, Burton, Richard, Bushner, Jerry, Butkovich, Patty, Butler, Mar lene, Byerly, Emma Jean. Row: Camack, Charlien, Carlson, Beverly, Carlson, Carlene, Carlson, Karl, Carlson, Wayne, Carnes, Gail, Caruso, Phyllis, Cash, Rose Lee, Cason, Jean, Chanak, Betty Chandler, Harlene. Row: Childs, Elizabeth, Chorak, Jim, Cooper, Lenore, Cooper, Lynn, Cordova, Dolores, Cordova, Rose, Cortez, Helen, Cortner, Ida Mae, Cullen, Carol, Currier, Paul Curtis, Dan. Top 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Row: Damon, Helen: Davis, Margaret: DeCesar0, Donald: Decker, Lehland: DeHeart,w Margaret: DeLaCruz, Frank: DeLaTorre, Rachel: DeNiro, Rocky: DeSalvo, Betty DeSalvo, John: DeSiato, Jodene. Row: DesJardins, Michael: Dicus, Paula: Dillon, Earl: DeMartino, Virginia: Divelbliss, Jeanne: Domenico, Pauline: Donahue, JoAnne, Donnelly, Jim: Doonan, Mike Dremel, Eugene: Ernest, Shirley. Row: Easton, Anna Ruth: Elich, Robert: Englebreeht, Lennie: Epps, Cora: Even, Marvin: Fern, James: Fern, Lucille: Fields, Harvey: Fosseeeo, Ralph: Frank, Franees Freedle, Ronald. Row: Frreman, Barbaia: Gadlin, Vera: Gallegos, Virginia: Garcia, Larry: Gearhart, Ervin: Gearhart, Galen: Gerring'er, Mildred: Germ, Pat: Giarratano, Rusalic: Godi nez, Tony: Goff, Sandra. Row: Gordon, Don: Gorshe, Victor: Glap, Ronald: Greco, Joe: Green, Cyndra: Ct een, Dav d: Greenwood, Donna: Grilfiih, Arthur: Cl'lflf'f, I.::vw:1: Haines. I'liilli'm: H1111 Gene. 33' A if Q A W A Q.. W-, ,,,,,, .,r,r, . a,,e u A, D F' X, 3 S? 1 W x 'X 'fm HG 6 vi ,l r ' ' S e fb' gigs? x XXV. 'wks 3 fi ,R Q , . 1i In '2 if , '- i ' iris gl! E E if E 0' Juniors Top Row: Harper, Robert, Harrell, James, Harvey, Bernice, Hed, Jeanine, Heidel, Duane, Helm, Jerrellg Hernandez, Deluvina, Herrera, Patricia, Hidalgo, Frank, Higgins, Charles, Hill, Barbara. 2nd Row: Hill, Lorraine, Holtz, Jane, Howells, Marilyn, Huskin, David, Hyde Carl, Hyde, Carol, Irwin, Barbara, Jacketta, Margaret, Jamieson, Dick, Jamieson, Ellen Jiminez, Mary Viola. 3rd Row: Johnson, Edda Pearl, Johnson, Walter, Jones, Robert, Joseph, Elizabeth, Kastelic, Jo Ann, Kay, Leon, Keller, Jimmy, Knuth, Joan, Kochis, Joann, Kochis, Robert, Lantz, Jean. 4th Row: Leach, Jim, Lee, Diane, Le Fevre, Ina Ruth, Lloyd, Martha, Lucero, Frances, Ludlow, Jack, Lujan, Esther, Luke, Charles, Lynn, Ellen, Mahannah, Jim, Markus Carolyn. 5th Row: Marquez, Lupe, Marshall, Carol, Morrow, Donna, Martinez, Jose, Martinez, Loretta, Mass, Celesta, Masterantonio, Antoinette, Mata, Mary Ann, Mattoeks, Mauri- ene, McFerren, Norris, McKinnon, Bernard. A Q I' , Q-5 Y M 3 ' ' if J s 9 rs l' ,o, , J . at .,,,,,. 3 .,.,. . Nl' fi r NIU W' . Q-wif Kwai si ' KB' d. Refs? . SA Top 2nd 3rd 4th 5th fi is Row: McMichael, Cleone, Meeks, Betty, Mesplay, Phillip, Meyers, Joan, Mishmash, Bob, Mitchell, Eddie, Mitchell, Margaret, Mohorcich, Evelyn, Moore, Barbara, Morris, William, Morrison, Barbara. Row: Mravich, Emil, Mulay, Kay, Munoz, Sally, Murray, Janet, Murten, Jack, Nichols, Betty, Novak, Betty, Novak, Nettie, O'Grady, Pat, Oliva, Raymond, Owens, Nancy. Row: Paefano. Don, Poll, Frank, Paripovich, Janice, Parkinson, Jimmy, Parlapiano, Shirley, Parr, Bob, Patterson, Jerry, Penza, Mary Ann, Perkins, Eileen, Petta, Joan , Pettyjohn, Elouise. Row: Pieratt, Pat, Pierson, Marcus, Porreca, Jeannette, Potestio, Eleanor, Poulos, Sylvester, Presol, Nancy, Price, Norman, Prior, Bob, Pullaro, Bernadine, Ramirez, Marcella, Rayburn, Jerry. Row: Reece, Priscilla, Reid, Connie, Reinert, Kathryn, Reynolds, Rochelle, Rldjgway, Mauriene, Roche, Norman, Rodriquez, Lupe, Rosales, Mary Lou, Rosales, Rebecca: Rose, Mar,qaret, Ryan, Carolyn. 1:-.. NN - sy 'Q WX ,QI Juniors Top Row: Sabo, Frank, Samuels, Roger, Sanderson, Anna, Scheurer, Edna, Schmaltz, Richard, Schumacher, JoAnn, Secord, Barbara, Shiro, Vincent, Shumate, Diane, Shure, Roy, Silchia, John. 2nd Row: Sleade, Margaretg Sloan, Kenny, Sneerlnger, John, Snyder, Aileen, Sobey, Diane, Speed, Sallyg Spinuzzi, Barbara, Spinuzzi, Chris, Spinuzzi, Sam, Spinuzzi, Sam- uel, Starika, Joanne. 3rd Row: Stockton, Sallyg Stone, George, Swath, Marianne, Sweeney, Jeanne, Tapp, Mary Jane, Terlip, Pat, Thatcher, Kathlyng Thomas, Florence, Tindall, Kenneth, Tomko Pat, Torres, Bobby. 4th Row: Tusing, Mary Jane, Tyree, Willa, Urioste, Dorothy, Van Dyne, Deang Van Meter, Ray, Valenti, Rose Marie, Vaughan, Jay, Vecchio, Louise, Verna Betty Ann Vigil, Bennie, Viles, James. 5th Row: Wade, Paulineg Ward, Jacky Wantland, Jesse, Warne, Delaineg White, Gaylord, Williams, Margaret, Williams, Martha, Williams, Richard, Wilson, Clifford, Wil son, Kennie Lou: VViseman, Sherwood. . 'G Q K I s aff u s il 2 H it il i. ggkfix . f ' ' ., ' is, S rx x we o ,u,,,, ssaa as u gs .W S Top Row Wolfenbargel Richard Wyatt Shirley Wyman Ronnie' Ybarra Mar garetg Young, Donald, Yoxey, Evelyn, Zupancic, Shirley, Crump Ernestg Rodgers, Orrelle. Second Row: Pusedu, Rayg Wilson, Leonard, Morris, Joe, Pina, Valentine, Pagano Joe. I , 7 57 X IQ, -fi QI 4 ' . 1 i 1 4 I -- .efw 4 l .'-'f 'V fr ff..f5I Z'..,, 6 lf WMWWM WWJWMMQ MW Seniors Junior Escorifishown from 'left to right: Dorothy B2xrtle,iClau- dia Jenson, Agnes licrchan, Rose Marie Clemens, Barbara Mayber, Kay Ware, Rose Ordaz. Barbara Green. Mary Lou Pisciotta, Clara Fasula. Sally Rae Speken. Pictured here are Charles DePietro and Ed Altman, senior class president and vice president respectfully. Barbara Williams, senior class secretary Ed Diaz senior class treasurer Seniors After twelve years of climbing and striving for a set goal, the seniors have now reached the highest step before going forward into a world of new experiences. During the past four years we have gained knowledge and background. Special memories remind us of our graduation, Kid Day, the best seats in the assemblies, and all the other privileges of upperclassmen. Our thoughts changed to what college to attend, what career to choose, and how to prepare for it. We began to take our place in the community by accepting responsibility in industry and work. Behind us now, we leave our cherished positions for those who will take our place in the halls of Central. New horizons are stretching before us with the oppor- tunity for further accomplishment. JUNIOR USHERS Bottom Row: Floyd Herrera, Bob Diaz, Ed Diaz. 2nd Row: Charles De Pietro, Edwin Cook, Sam Shurtz, David Trevithick, Angelo Carleo, Jerry Dremel, Jerry Smith. 3rd Row: John Rivas, Bob Piserchio, Ray Ulibarri, David Druva, David Hanson, Richard Williams. 4th Row: Melvin Tekavec, Frank Zerfas, Selestino Elizondo, Ray Smelek, Dick Beals. 5th Row: Melvin Richards, Allen Lewis, Winfred Trimble. 6th Row: Bill Smith, Andrew Mihalso, Fred Schombs, Gilbert Virant. Top Row: James Horton, Eugene Griffee. R.O.T.C., 2, 3: C Club, 4: Sp ROW B Bzubara Abel Robert Adamich ' Christmas Pageant Cnls Rifle Club 2 '3 4 YTeens 1 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Christmas Pmreantg R.O.T.C., 2, 3. F1 cd Akiyama ROW C Dave Alcon Vodevilg R.O.T.C-, 2, 3: Spanish Club, 1. Edward Altman Keating Oration Contest: Honor Roll: Junior Red Cross: Vodevilg Junior Play: F.B.I., 1, 2, 3, 43 Key Club, 4: Senior Class Vice President. Central Wildcatg Central Times Staff, Jack Anderson Ted Aguilera Christmas Pageant Operetta Blue M1-.que 81 anish C1ub,3A Gavel .3 Mixed Chorus Z 3 ROW D Rose Anderson Bernadette Barnes Athenians, 3, 4: I.R.S., 2. ROW E Dorothy Bartle N.F.L.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Junior Red Cross: Vodevil: Senior Play: Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 4: I.R.S., 2, 3, 4: Debate 1, 2, 3, 4. ROW F Florencio Berumen R,0.T.C., 3, 4: C Club, 3, 4. Juanita Bravo Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Clionians, 1. 2, 3: Centralian, 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 4: Girls' Chorus, 1. ROW G William Brown Christmas Paszeant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: F.B.I., 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4. ROW F ROW G Mary Lou Appuglise Clionians, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 1, 2. Bill Barney Christmas Pageant: State Music Contest: R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. Dick Beals Vodevil: State Music Contest: I.R.S., 2: Band, 1 2 'S , ,1. Frank Bensik Donna Blankenship Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: R.O.T.C. Spon- sors, 3, 4: Athenians, 2, 3, 4. Georgiana Brossard Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas Pag- eant: Vodevil: Senior Play: Operetta: State Music Contest: Aletheorians, 2, 3. 4: Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 4: Y-Teens, 1: Centralian, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Choms, 1. Rebecca Bruce Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas Pag- eant: Vodevil: Aletheorians, 3, 4: Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 4: I.R.S., 3, 4: Y-Teens, 2: Cats Clan, 1. 2. 3, 4: Library Club, 1. Marie Cacciavillani Betty Archuletta Christmas Pageant: G.A.A.. 1, 2. tl, 4: Blue Masque Sz Gavel, 4: Spanish Club, 1, 2: Latin American Club, 3, 4. Charles Bartholomew Ethyl Belveal R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4. Lillian Beres Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant. Pauline Boulse Christmas Pageant: Clionians, 2, 3, 4. Josephine Broux N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Senior Play: Operetta: State Music Contest: G.A.A., l, 2: Clionians, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 1: Girls' Cabinet, 4: Cen- tralian, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus, 4: Library Club, 1: Girls' Chorus, 1. Beverly Bugg Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Clionians, 3, 4: Blue Masque 6 Gavel, 4: I.R.S., 2: Y-Teens, 1. Angelo Carleo C Club, 2, 3, 4. Orlinda Arellano Honor Roll: Latin American Club, l, 2, Il, 4 Robert Bender Christmas l,2lKt'llllfI R.0.T.C., 2, 3, 4: F.B.I. 1, 2: lllue Masque 81 Gavel, 4. David Berg N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant Operetta: State Music Contest: R.O.'l'.C., 2, 3 4: Mixed Octet: Mixed Chorus: Orchestra. Elvira Bravo G.A.A., 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club. 4. Rose Marie Busia Leonard Carlo R.0.T.C.. 2, 3. ROW A ROW B ROW A Geraldine Cash John Clark Darrell Clarke Floyd Carlson Honor Roll: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pa- geant: Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens. 1, 2: Cats Clan. 4: Girls' Chorus, 1: Central Wild- cat: Central Times Staff. R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4. Rose Marie Clemens Shirley Clemens N.H.S.,: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Quill Kr Scroll: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Drill Team, 1: Majorettes, 2, 3, 4: Aletheorians, 3, 4: Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 4: Y-Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus, 1, 2: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff. Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Girls' Declama- tion Contest Winner: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Aletheorians, 1, 2, 3, 4: Y- Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabi- net. 1. 2: Mixed Octet, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus, 1, 2. ROW B Victor Colletti Christmas Pageant: Senior Play: F.B.I., 3, 4: Stage Hands, 4: Blue Masque 81 Gavel, 4. John Connors VQTU Cordova Onel Cornelis an R-0.T-C-. 2. 3, 4. R.O.T.C., 2. 3, 4. Senior Play: R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4: Stage Hands, 4: Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 4. Barbara Cochran Honor Roll: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pa- geant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Con- test: Aletheorians, 1, 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 3, 4: Mixed Octet, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus, 1. 2: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff. Edwin Cook N.H.S., Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Jun- ior Play: Senior Play: Operetta: R.O.T.C. Rifle Club, 3, 4: R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4: Blue Mas- que 8z Gavel, 4: Boys' Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. William Coughlin ROW C Rose Mary Cozart Jim Craig Charles Cox Christmas Pageant: Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 3. R.O.T.C., 2, 3. Carmello Dalio Bill Daney Norma Cummings Christmas Pageant. Frances Cordo Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas Pa geant: Clionians, 2, 3, 4: Library Club, 1. Josephine Croshal Junior Red Cross: Vodevil: Drill Team, 2 Athenians, 3: Y-Teens, 2. . G.A.A., 1, 2: Clionians, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S.: N.F.L.: Honor Roll: Essay Contest: JQUUOI' Red CFOSSZ Clll'lStD'18S Pageant: Vode- Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vode- Vll: Jl1l1i0l' Play: Clionians, 3, 4: Blue Masque vil: Operetta: State Music Contmt: Key Club, Q Gavel, 3: Y-Teens, 2: Central Wildcat: Cen- 3, 4: Debate, 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Octet, 3: tral Times Staff. Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Boys' State. ROW D Virginia Daurio Angelina Davis Floris Davis Ashby Daugherty r , l R.O.T.C. 2 3 4 Honor Roll: Junior Escort. G.A.A., 1. Christmas Pageant: Athemans, 3, 4. Jeanette D2VidS0h Phil DeMarco Josephine DePedro N.H.S.: H R ll: h ' - . , evil: StateollrifgsiCOCOngeszlitagisygggglglhxof, Keating Oration Contest: Central Wildcat: HOHOI' Roll: JUDIOI' ESCOPYZ G-A-A-, 1. 29 R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4: Aletheorians, 3, 4: Central Times Staff' Blue Masque Kr Gavel, 3: I.R.S., 1: Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3: Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4: Band, 1, 2: Or- chestra, 1, 2: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Quill and Scroll. Clionians, 2, 3, 4. ROW C ROW D ROW G Richard Donley R.O.T.C. 2, 3, -1. Joanne Dudrick Gerald Dremel R.O.T.C., 2. 3: C Club Sgt. ef -1 f ROW E Charles DePietro Honor Roll: N.A.S.S.: R.O.T.C. 2. 3: C Club, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class President. Forbes Dewey N,H.S.: N.F.L., Honor Roll: Scholarship Team: Boys' Declamation Contest: Christmas Pageant: Debate, 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' State. Edward Diaz Christmas Pageant, Junior Play: Senior Playg Cheerleaders, 43 R.O.T.C,, 2. 4: F.B.I., 1, 2, 3, 45 Blue Masque 82 Gavel, 3. 45 I.R.S., 43 Senior Class Treasurer. ROW F Robert Diaz Honor Roll: Quill Sz Scroll: Vodevilg Cheer- leaders, 2, 3, 4: R.O.T.C., 2. 3, 43 F.B.I., I, 2: Key Club, 3, 43 Central Wildcat, Central Times Staff Secora Diaz Spanish Club. Shirley Dicus N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escorts: Girls' Declamation Contest, Junior Red Cross: Vod- evilg State Music Contest: I.R.S.. 1: Y-Teens, 25 Cats Clan, 3, 45 Band. 1, 2, 3, 4: Orches- grahnl, 2, 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times .ta . Seniors . Warsaw Wasisosz s X . ' ii i 'X WX ROW B . . ROW A Selestmo Elizondo . D' A N.A.S.S.: R.0.T.C, 2, 3: Key Club, 3, 4: C Davld IUVC1 Club' 2' 3- 4- Oscar Duran Dorothy Elkins R.o.T.c, nine Club, zz, 4: R.o.'r.c Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pzigeantyi glion- F-B-I-. 1- 2- 3- ians, 3, 4: Blue Masque 81 ave , 4: - eens, ' . 2: Library Club. 3. Blllpgqr' 3, 4 DeWayne Erickson Honor Roll: R.O.T.C., 2, 3. ROW C Huberta Evans Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas Pa- geant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Con- test: Clionians, 2, 3: Blue Masque 81 Gavel, 4: Centralian, 2. 3. Nan Fahey N.H.S., Honor' Roll: Junior Escort: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Athenians, 2, 3: Owls, 4: Y-Teens. Clara Fasula N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Quill 81 Scroll: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Clionians, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 1, 2: Girls' Chorus, l: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff. . 2, 3. 4 ROW D ROW E Honor Roll: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pa- geant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Con- test: Athenians, 1, 2, 3, 4: I.R.S., 2: Y-Teens, 1, 2: Centralian, 3: Mixed Chorus, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus, 1. ROW D Dorothy Filer Zuliabell Flemons Angelina Flores F k 1 Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Athenians, I JoAnne er u Y-Teen5, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 1: Centralian, 4: Girls' Chorus, 2. Honor Roll: Scholarship Team: Christmas Betty Fratterelli Lloyd Gadlin Sarah Garcia Christmas Pageant: G.A.A., 1, 2. G.A.A., 1: Y-Teens, 2. ROW E Norma Gardner Helen Gerringer James Gardner Marjorie Giordano N.H.S.: N.F.L.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort' Quill sz Scroll: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Vod- evil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Alethe- orians, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 2: Centralian, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus, 4: Girls' Chorus, 1: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff. State Music Contest: Drill Team, 1, 2: Major: Lucy Glaviano ettes, 3, 4: Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4: Debate, 1, 2 , Y-Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabi- net, 2: Girls' Chorus, 1. 2: Sophomore Class Secretary: Football Queen Attendant: Cen- tral Wildcat: Central Times Staff. ROW F All Max Gonzalez R.o.T.C., 2, 3, 4. Gloria Guerrero G.A.A., 1, 2: Spanish Club, 1, 2. Senior Play: Blue Masque 5 Gavel, 4. thony Grande R.0.'l'.C., 2, 3. Frank Gutierrez R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4. ROW G JoEllen Harrell David Hanson '-c Club, 3. 4. Christmas Pageant: Girls' Chorus, 3. Hermalinda Gonzales G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: Majorettes, 2, 3, 4: Span- ish Club, 1. Barbara Green N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escorts: Vodevil: Junior Play: R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4: Owls, 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus, 1: Football Queen Attendant: Junior Class Vice-Pres.: Basketball Queen Candidate. Shirley Haling G.A.A.: Majorettes, 4: Drill Team, 3: Y- Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 4. Pageant: G.A.A., 1: Spanish Club, 2: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff. Bob Gilliland Eugene Griffee N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Junior Play: State Music Contest: F.B.I., 3: Key Club, 3. 4: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff. Herbert Hatch Shirley Hegler Honor Roll: N.A.S.S.: Christmas Pageant: Junior Play: State Music Contest: RO.T.C., 2. 3: Key Club, 4: C Club, 3 4: I.R.S., 3: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Helen Henry N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escorts: Christ- mas Pageant: Junior Play: Cheerleaders, 4: Owls, 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan, 4: Football Queen Attendant: Basketball Queen Candidate: Y- Teegs, 2: Central Wildcat: Central Times Sta . ROW F ROW G Floyd Herrera Honor Roll: Scholarship B.l.. 2, 3, 4: Key Club, Treasurer. Chorus, 1. Team: Vodevil: F. 2, 3, Junior Class Frances Herrera Spanish Club, 1, 2. Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas Pa- geant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Con- test: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3: Athenians, 2. 3. 4: Blue Masque dz Gavel. 3: Y-Teens, l, 2: Cats Clan. 2, 3: Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Library Club, 2: Girls' Chorus, 1. ROW A ROW B ROW A Wilma Holmes Jerry Hollowell Bill Hobbs Operetta, R.0.T.C., 2. 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 1. Bill Howard David Hupp James Horton R.O.T.C., 2, 3. Band, 1, 2, 3, orchestra, 1, 2, 3. ROW B Dolores Jacques Dale James Rose Marie Ianne Margaret Jamieson ROW C Bonnie Johnson Christmas Pageant: Vodevil, Owls, 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue Masque Gr Gavel, 3, Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, Cats Clan, 1. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Cabinet, 1, Cen- tral Wildcat, Central Times Staff. Donna Kerr Honor Roll, Christmas Pageant, Girls' Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4, Clionians, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Chorus, 1. ROW D Agnes Kochan N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Christ- mas Pageant, Vodevil, Senior Play, Alethe- orians, 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue Masque 5 Gavel. 3, l.R.S., 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 1, 2, Girls' Cabi- net, 4, Library Club, 1, Girls' Chorus, 1, 2, Central Wildcat, Central Times Staff. G.A.A., 1, 2, R.O.T.C. Sponsors. 3, 4, I.R.S., 1, Y-Teens, 1, 2, Girls' Chorus, 1. Claudia Jensen N.F.L., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Christ- mas Pageant, State Music Contest, Owls, 2, 3, 4, Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 4, Debate, 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, Cats Clan, 4: Girls' Chorus, 1, Central Wildcat, Central Times Staff. Kathryn J onick G.A.A., 1, 2, Athenians, 2, 3, Y-Teens, 1, 2, June King Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Clionians, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 1 Central Wildcat, Central Times Staff. Norma Jean Kochevar Honor Roll, Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pa- geant, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3: Girls' Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team, 2, 3, Blue Masque 8, Gavel, 4 Y-Teens, 1, 2, Girls' Chorus, 1, Central Wild- cat, Central Times Staff. Marilyn Jensen Aletheorians, 1, 2. Mary Kenick Bill Hopper R.O.T,C., 2, 3. Andy Jamieson R.O,T.C., 2, 3, 4, C Club, 3, 4. Nancy Kenyon gn?-A-1 2- 3- 45 Afhenifms, 2. 3, 4: Y-Teens. Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, R.0.T.C. Spon- J ack Knafelc Key Club, 3, 4, C Club. 3, 4. Ronald Kochevar R.o.'r.c. Ride Club, 4, R.o.T,c,, 2, Helen Koonce Alyce Large Ronald LaVan Blue Masque Q Gavel, 4. Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Athenians, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 1, 2. SOFS, 3, 4, Owls, 2, 3, 4, Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 41 CHQS Clan. 2, 3, 4, Central Wildcat, Cen- tral Times Staff, Basketball Queen Candidate. Eileen Kocman Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4, Owls, 3, 43 Y-Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 3, 4, Central Wild- cat: -Central Times Staff, Basketball Queen Candidate. ROW C ROW D ROW G Gene Lough Patty Lowe Christmas Pagreant' Clionians l ROW E Marnia Lawson Christmas Palleantz Athenians, 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens, 1. Mildred Lawson Mona Lee Christmas Pageant: Vodevilp Clionians. 2, 3 4: Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 4: I.R.S.. 1: Y Teens, 1: Cuts Clan, 3. 4: Girls' Chorus, l. ROW F Allen Lewis Junior Red Cross: R.O.T.C., 2. 3. 4: C Club, 3. 43 Photographer, Central Wildcat Central Times StaH'. uv Betty Rose Lierz , . . 2. 3: Y- Teens, 23 Girls' Chorus, l. Rose Lollar Jerry Luttrell R.0.T.C.. 2. 3, 4. Seniors HV Rfk. ROW B F d M ROW A T9 H.SCaI'Gl'13.S Vodevilg R.O.T.C., 2, 3. Robert E' Manzanares I U Christmas Pageant: Operetta: State Music Neil Martin Conteatg R.o.T.c., 2, 3, Spanish Club: Latin R.0.'r.c. Rina Clubg R.o.T.c., 2, 3, 4. Ammcan Club- Catherine Marchetti Antonette Marino ROW C Eloida Martinez Scholarship Team: Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 4: Spanish Club, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens, 13 Cats Clan, 3 4 Jennie Martinez Jerry Martinez R.O.T.C., 2, 33 Spanish Club, 1, 2. ROW D ROW E ROW D Sandra Mast Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Athenians, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 2: Y-Teens, 1. Harold McConnell, Jr. Christmas Paszeant: Senior Play: F.B.I., 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask 8: Gavel, 4. ROW E Barbara McMeekan Andy Mihalso N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Jr. Red Cross: Christ- mas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Key Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Centralian, 4: Mixed Octet, 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3: Orchestra, 3, 4: Sophomore Class President. ROW F Joe Millison C Club, 3, 4. Pat Mramor N.F.L.: Honor Roll: Girls' Declamation Con- test Winner: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Senior Play: Operetta: State Music Contest: R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3: Owls, 1. 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask 81 Gavel, 3, 4: Debate, 4: Y-Teens, 1: Cats Clan, 2, 3: Mixed Octet, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. ROW G Gloria Nielsen N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pazeant: Central Wild- cat: Central Times Staff: Blue Mask Q Gavel, 3: Y-Teens, 1, 2. Ronald Olsen ROW F ROW G -'L Joan Mathieson State Music Contest: R.O.TLC. Sponsors, 3: Aletheorians, 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 3, 4: Band, 1, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff. Huber McFate Christmas Pageant: Blue Mask Q Gavel, 3: Roll Room Representative, 1, 2. Jim McMillen Christmas Pageant: R.O.T.C.. 2, 3, 4: F.B.I., 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 3, 4. Betty Miklich Central Wildcat: Central Times StaH': Y- Teens, 1, 2. Barbara Mills Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Owls, 3, 4: Blue Mask 6 Gavel, 3: Y-Teens, 1: Cats Clan, 3, 4: Centralian, 3. Esther Murray Honor Roll: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: G.A.A., 1, 2: Girls' Rifle Club, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Aleth- eorians, 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4: Centralian, 4: Mixed Chorus, 2. 3. Joyce Ogden Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Blue Mask 8: Gavel, 4. Fred Opp Barbara Mayber N.H.S.: N.F.L.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Scholarship Team: Girls' Declamation Con- test: Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4: Inter-City Student Council: Girls' State: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Junior Play: Owls, 1, 2, 3, 4: l.R.S., 1: Debate, 1, 2, 3: Cats Clan, 1, 2, 4: Girls' Cabinet, 4: Mixed Octet, 3. Carolyn McKlem Athenians, 1. 2, 4: Y-Teens, 1, 2. Virginia Mayhugh Christmas Pageant: Athenians, 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus, 2. Jim Melton LeRoy Mestas Joe Miller Student Council, 2, 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Key Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: President Freshman Class. Hattie Mixon Dick Moran Christmas Pageant: Operetta: G.A.A., 1, 2, 3: l.R.S., 1, 2: Girls' Chorus, 1. Joanne Nearing Christmas Pageant: R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 1: Cats Clan, 3, 4, Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil Operetta: State Music Contest: R.O.T.Ci Rifle Club. 4: R.O.'l'.C,, 2, 3, 4: F.H.I.. 1, 2 3. 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff Mixed Octet, 4: Mixed Chorus, 4. Joe Anne Okorn Steve Oliva Christmas Pageant. Vodevil: R.O.T.C.. 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4. Rose Ordaz N.H.S.: N.F.L,: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vode- vil: Junior Play: l.R.S., 1, 2, 3: Debate, 1, 2, 3. 3 i 3 i s P , 2 X ...sk l i i 5 9. . F' ,.., ROW A ROW B ROW A Tom Pannunzio Marilee Orr R.O.T.C., 2, 3. Quill 6 Scroll3 Central Wildcat3 Central Times Staff3 Clionians, 3. Lois Pearce Norma Pelc Christmas Pageant: Clionians, 2, 3, 43 Y- G.A.A., 1, 23 Clionians, 1, 2. Teens, 1, 2. ROW B Doris Peterson T l y er Persons N.H.S.3 Honor Rollg Junior Escort3 Christ- R.0'T.C., 2 3. mas Pazeant3 Vodevil, 3, 43 Owls, 2, 3, 43 l.R.S., 13 Y-Teens, 13 Cats Clan, 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Cabinet, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus, 1. June Pirtle Mary Lou Pisciotta N.H.Si.3 Honor Roll: Vodevil, 33 Girls' Riflle Honor Rollg Junior Escort3 Vodevil, 3, 43 Club, 3, 43 Blue Mask Sz Gavel, 33 Y-Teens, Cliouians, 3. 43 Blue Mask 81 Gavel, 43 Girls' 1. Cabinet, 3, 4. ROW C Jim Presley Larry Poor R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4. Billy Reynolds ROW D Robert Richardson F.B.I., 3, 43 Mixed Doris Roberts Chorus, 23 Band, 2, Melvin Richards Joa Jos Honor Rollg Vodevil3 R.O.T.C., 1, 23 Key Club, 1. n Riggio Honor R0llj Junior Escort3 Christmas Pa- geant3 Vodevil3 Operetta3 State Music Con- t9St1 Girls' Rifle Club, 33 Central Wildcat, 43 Central Times Staff, 43 Aletheorians, 3, 43 Y-Teens, 23 Cats Clan, 2, 33 Girls' Cabinet, 2, 33 Centralian, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus, 1: Roll Room Congress, 1. ephine Roberts Y-Teens, 1, 23 Girls' Chorus, 1, 23 Christmas Honor Roll3 Girls' Declamation Contest3 G. Pageant, 1, 2. 3, 4. A-A-. 2. Donna Passalaqua Kathryn Patterson Clionians, 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens, 1, 2. Sally Perry Christmas Pageantg Aletheorians, 1, 23 Bl Mask 8: Gavel, 33 Debate, 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens lj Cats Clan, 2, 3. Honor Roll3 Junior Red Cross3 Christmas Pa1zeant3 Owls, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens, 1, 23 Treble Clef. Warner Peterson Juanita Piatek Bob Piserchio N.H.S.3 Honor Rollg Student Council, 3, 43 Student Body President3 Central Times Staffg Key Club, 3, 43 C Club, 3, 43 Central Wild- cat. Albert Quintana Albert Richardson R.O.T.C., 1, 2. John Rivas Honor Rollg R.O.T.C., 2, 33 Key Club, 3, C Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Grace Romero G.A.A., 2, 33 Spanish Club. Christmas Pageant, 1, 2, 3. Alicia Ramirez N.F.L.Q Freshman Officer-Secretary-Treasurer3 Junior Red Cross3 G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Rifle Club, 3, 43 Clionians, 1. 2, 33 Debate, 1. 23 Y-Teens, 13 Owls, 43 Girls' Cabinet, 2, Igonor Rollg Central Wildcat3 Central Times a . Jenny Rivera ROW C ROW D ROW G Fred Schoembs Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Junior Play: ROW E Calvin Rudolph Christmas Pageant: Operetta: State Music- Contestg R.O.T.C.. 2. 3, 4: F.B.I., 1. 2, 3, 4: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Bill Sage Christmas Pageant: Operetta: State Music Contest: Blue Mask 81 Gavel, 4: Mixed Chorus, 1, 2. 3. 4. Carol Sanders Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Junior Play: Blue Mask 8: Gavel, 3. 4: I.R.S., 3, 4. ROW F Betty Savage Christmas Pageant Atheni n , 2 3. 4. R.0.T.C., 2, 3. 4: Central Wildcat: Central i 3 S ' Times Staff: Blue Mask 81 Gavel, 3. Ruby Scheurer Junior Red Cross: Athenians, 3, 4. Ruth Scheurel' Athenians, 3, 4. Rosalie Schlosser Dick Schmidli R.O.T.C.. 2, 3. Seniors ROW B Kenneth Shigeta State Music Contestg Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Orches- tra, 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Beth Shouse Junior Red Cross: Vodevilg GA.A., li Owls. 3, 43 Blus Mask 8: Gavel, 43 Cats Clan. 3. 4. Bill Shrock R.0.T.C.. 2, 3, 4: F.B.I., 1, 2, 3. ROW C Sam Shurtz N.A.S.S.3 R.0.T.C., 2, 3: F.B.I., 2: Key Club, 2, 3, 43 UC Club, 2, 3, 4. Nick Shyne R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 43 F.B.I., 1, 2, 3. Rolland Siffring N.F.L.g Keating Oration Contestg Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Operettag State Music Contest, Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Blue Mask 8: Gavel, 33 I.R.S., 22 Debate, 1, 2, 3: Mixed Octet, 41 Mixed Chorus, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus, 1, ROW A Charles Scrivener Mary Catherine Sell Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant. Eva Jean Shackelford Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Overettag State Music Contesf: Athefans. 2. 2. 4- Y-Tee: '. 1, 25 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus, 1. ROXV D ROW E .nf ROW D Barbara Sloan Evelyn Slobodnik Ray Smelek Walter Skrifvars Christmas Pageant: State Music Contest: R.O.T.C., 2, 3: Blue Mask Q Gavel, 4: Or- chestra, 1, Barbara Smith Christmas Pageant. ROW E Janet Smith J ack Snell ROW F Fred Spurlock Bill Stupar R.O.T.C., 2, 3, ROW G Sam Taullie Lenore Torres G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, ROW F ROW G 4. 4: Spanish Club, 1, 2. Essay Contest Winner: N.l-LS.: Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Operetta: State Music Contest: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Aletheorians, 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask 8: Gavel, 3: Y-Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Octet, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus, 1, 2. Janice Smith N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Scholar- ship Team: Quill 6 Scroll: Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil. Junior Play: State Music Contest: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Aletheorians, 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask Sz Gavel, 3: Y-Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet, 4: Mixed Chorus, 4: Band, 1, 2: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4. Sammie Southern Vodevil: Cheerleaders, 4: Owls, 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask Kr Gavel, 8, 4: Cats Clan, 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet, 2, 8, 42 Junior Class Secretary. Bill Smith Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Senior Play: Boys' Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4: R.O.T.C. Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4: R.O.'T.C., 2, 3, 4: Central Times Staff: Key Club, 4: Sophomore Class Treasurer. Judy Smith Girls' Rifle Club, 3, 4: Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 1, Sally Rae Speken N.H.S.: N.F.L.: Honor Roll, Junior Escort: Scholarship Team: Girls' Declamation Conte-st winner: Keating Oration Contest: D.A.R. History Award: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Aletheorians, 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask Ez Gavel, 3, 4: Debate, 3: Y-Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 3, 41 Girls' Cab- inet, 3, 4: Centralian, 4: Mixed Chorus, 1, 2. 3. William Starr Carol Stokoe Junior Play: State Music Contest: Stage Hands, 2, 3: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Operetta: Aletheorians, 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 1: Cats Clan, 4: Mixed Octet, 4: Mixed Chorus, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus, 1, 2. John Sullivan Jerry Ann Taullie F.B.I., 1, 2, 3, 4: Band, 1, 2. Christmas Pageant: Cheerleaders, 4: G.A.A.. 1: R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3. 4: Clionians, 1: Owls, 3, 4: Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4. Jessie Tedrow Melvin Tekavec Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Girls' Rifle Club, 4: Athenians, 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask dz Gavel, 4: Y-Teens, 1. N.H.S.: N.F.L.: Boys' Declamation Contest winner: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pa- geant: Vodevil: Junior Play: Senior Play: Operetta: R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Key Club, 4: Blue Mask K: Gavel, 3: I.R.S., 2, 3, 4: Debate, 1. 2. 3, 4. Lenore Trani David Trevithink Honor Roll: Student Council, l. 2, 3, 4: Inter- City Student Council: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Junior Play: Central Wildcat: Cen- tral Times Staff: Key Club, 2, 3. 4: Blue Mask Kr Gavel, 3. 'I Honor Roll: N.A.S.S.: R.O.T.C. Rifle Club, 4: R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4: C Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, George Smith F.B.l.. 1, 2, 3, 4. Margaret Smith Essay Contest: Quill 81 Scroll: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Aletheorians, 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Mask dz Gavel. 3: I.R.S., 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3: Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet, l, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus, 1. Marvin Strait State Music Contest: F,li.I.. I. 2, 3, 4: Cen- tral Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Band, l, 2, 3. Doris Ann Thompson Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Cheerleaders, 2, Ii. 4: R.O.T.C, Sponsors, 3. 4: Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Owls. 2. 3. 4: Y-Teens. l. 2: Cats Clan, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet, 1: Football Queen. ROW A Winfred Trimble Christmas Pageant, 1, 2: Vodevil, 2: Oper- etta. 1, 2': State Music Contest, 1, 2: R.O.T.C., 2, 3: C Club, 3, 4: I.R.S., 2: Mixed Chorus, 1 2 ROW B Gilbert Virant Barbara Williams Senior Officer---Secretary: Junior Red Cross Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Owls, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens, 1: Cats Clan, 4: Girls' Cabinet, 3 Honor Roll: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Athenians: Betty Trujillo Nancy Tryon Marie Ulibarri Ray Ulibarri John Valdez phil Vigil N.A.S.S.: R.O.T.C.. 2, 3: C Club, 3, 4. R.O.T.C., 2, 3. R.0,'1',C, Bob V'l1CiCh Harry W0lfeUba1'g'9P Lorraine Wiseman Mary Williams Richard Willlarns y-1-ans: Mimq Chorus, '1ri tma: Pageant: Operetta: Clionians, 3: R.0.T.C, Rifle Club. 3, 4: R.0.T.C., 2, 3, 4 : l.R.S., 2 : Y-Teens, 1 : Centralian. 2 : Mixed Central Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Key Chorus 2, 3. Club, 4. ROW C Frances Walker N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christ- mas Pageant: R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4: Cen- tral Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Aletheor- ian-s, 1, 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens, 1: Cats Clan, 1, 2 3, 43 Girls' Chorus, 1. Douglas Ward Band, 1, 2, 3, Jim Ward Honor Roll: Chri:tmas Pageant: Vcrlevil: ODBFSUS: State Music Contest: R.0.T.C., 2, 31 43 Key Club: Band. 2. 3, 4: Orchestra, 2, 3: Reporter Freshman Class. Kay Ware N-H-S-J N.F.L : Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Student Council. 4: Christmas Pageant: Vod- 'JVllZ Owls, 1. 2, 3, 41 Debate, 1, 2, 3: Cats Clan, 1. 2, 3. 4: Girls' Cabinet, 1, 2, 3, 4: Head Girl. ROW D Elmer White R.O.T.C.. 2, 3, 4. Dick Wilburforce R.O.T.C., 2, 3. Frank Zerfan N.H,S.: N.A.S.S.: Student Council, 4: ' tral Wildcat: Central Times Staff: Key C 1, 2, 3, 4: C Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Fresh Class Vice-President: Sophomore Class 1 President: Junior Class President. Gladys Zupancic Honor Roll: Student Council, 4: Drill Tl 3. 4: Athenians. 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 1 Teens, 1, 2. Activities listed by senior pictures were taken from activities sheet which the senior himself filled out. The staff assumes no responsibility for errors in same. Athletic awards will be found in the sport section. Awards received after February lst are not listed. The followin Archulettu, Benny Arellano, Jesus Blzigg, Dean Cochran, James Dikeman, George Espinoza, Robert Ferro, Carl Gatliff, Gerald Hill, Ida Lou Jones, Marvin Kochevar, Elsie g is a list of Seniors whose pictures do not appear here: Lenzini, Mike Lierz, Maurice Miles, Allen Morris, Joseph Montcz, Ray Nigro, Eva O'Neal, Jerry Orcutt, Cub Puvlin, Dorothy Pecoraro, Anthony Perez, Norbet Reedy, James Rivera, Joe Rodriquez, Joe Roque, Nick Ruybolid, Lou Shumaker, DeWayne Smith, Jerry Trujillo, Louis Vasile, Sam Villapondo, Jesus Wiley, Mickey Law, David Perez, Raymond jj P ff! r ' 4 I fl ' . X ,J . , f ' Aff fl Q- T W N ' ' ' i A T J I ' Z J - 1 ! 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