Central High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1953 volume:

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Thru the years, Centra1's annual and newspaper I 0 ru! f 2 have received praise honor and recognition. The 1 6 X ft tht g d th gh hehe- LW 'Y-xi S-A ' h dth h dt lyper- 0, lpAp 'Q - ' e 1 11 f 1 Th k ldgement ' 11 1 5 1 fB1Lddy h d hlp dt h the up W 1 x f p 1 f h ty 11 J 1 I 'X K l l F th Wld tt st ff f 1953 th k y u, Www - ' e M L day g 1. gxgxib W 5153 W 1, xy t , iv. ,O MQ, , ' q A filo? , Wggmlghf ,vi ,Q Q ,JW fl f'ffr ? fy 'fits'-vp filth 4 UP' X if i if We li 1 ' AJS. . L s V ,i.7ii'll?lllfhflffillfflilfaillflillhillmlfmll767lhillflNHl?Slllffilllf il lMfflYllf..l1lf07lfU ' '9'flllllfm'll0llfUlr OXllflNllfD'llfm'l 01 01 O lvl Y -'-!? 5-? ' , , I l:'!lLS'!lLf9f W1 B lLS'!lll'!llE'lllE':'lU:'lfL!'l-vgllgllllfllll' E'l'-gl1l!5'l'll'l ,-!i4lf.KQlEf.lNl :A!lL.hwMlrML.hQlQ'3 'Ill' I-7 E ' 7 ' ,, ' 1 g K ' I ' i x 1 . .2 O Q 'N I 1 4 ' o J - . 4. . if 1 - D, J s , F , af ,L .. J' if J l fy . ffiig, 5 1 ,. 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G E E 5 9 ,e 'i E IQ V E V 'S rr 'E lf' 'S I r 'E G ge IS if Q FF 'E w- I' 5 G E 5 ,. 5 F I' 1 E 7 1 42 Ci 42 f E ,- E 95 MU' L '7!iaw4J5f7 S 'N I lfl ' JG .neue -J-7' ,, , Avg S,ClfY'VN4, luv 40 in - gk ajccfpi 1 ' Q e lo e This Boo I f X .U i LZ ' nz.o f I ???,X EngLrLvmg Comp 'AAC f ' In y .boson-Q. 0-as-c mygjen Printing and Station Co pany 99 -fra sQ yi.-v.A PHOTOGRAPHY ' Professional Photographers-Glenn Nichols, B Hawkins, Ray Lees ' Student Photographers-Jim Chorak, Mike Des Jardins, James Stuart LAY-OUT, DESIGN, AND COPY Journalism Department in co-operation with the Art Department of Central High School STAFF Gloria Aguilera, Bob Akiyama, Maurice Beauvais, Beverly Bruce, Don Buchanan, Charlien Camack, Beverly Carlson, Karl Carlson, Rose Lee Cash, Jean Cason, Betty Chanak, Harlene Chandler, Jim Chorak, Lanore Cooper, Lyn Cooper, Carol Cullen, Mike Des Jardins, Jodene De Siato, Paula Dicus, Shirley Earnest, Cora Epps, Marvin Even, Pat Germ, Don Gordon, Jane Holtz, Elizabeth Joseph, Joan Knuth, Diane Lee, Jack Ludlow, Carolynn Markus, Carole Marshall, Barbara Mendenhall, Eddie Mitchell, Evelyn Mohorcich, Janet Murray, Daryle Naylor, Janice Paripovich, Jim Parkinson, Eileen Perkins, Joan Petta, Kathryn Reinert, Rochelle Reynolds, Norman Roche, Dian Shumate, Aileen Snyder, Sally Speed, Joanne Starika, Sally Stockton, Marianne Swath, Caleb Telfer, Kathlyn Thatcher, Florence Thomas, Kenneth Tindall, RoseMarie Valente, Dean Van Dyne, Angelica Villapondo, Jack Ward, Margaret Williams, Richard Wolfenbarger, Shirley Zupancic. 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Tho zuliiiiiiisiizilioii has tried :md will 4-oiiiiimw to ivy tu 4-:iw im' Pueblo Cl1llCl1'f,'l1 for Lhc 12 years Lhvy are iii school. To hvliv iii ihc iii'uccf:4s. 122 vloiiii-ii1,ni'y schools, two juiiim' high wlimils with in-fi iimiw- miqlqq- Qiiiishiiz-t,io1i, :md two high schools sww Piivhlcfs sclioluiw. Visiwrs in Pucllilo will find it adjusting: ui thi- ww iiiciwisiiig pmli- vms of iiCllIi'?lflOll. Left to right: lVli'. Rfiy O. Fi'zmi':c: Mrs. ,lmiiiiio lil. N'lr4Lm Ai 1hu1' Sziniples: Mr. fiC OI'Q'0 lVlcf':ii'llig.-, ,Pi 'i'l4lflC'lll' wi' 'lhw iRcmi'cl: .'vli'. A. lil. Vlizisfc-m'i. Q J , Q . , , , !.C1mlfi2Sl?'O'll Ali: Clzimiicv 1 , Ha Sllll0l'VlNOl' fif Bui' mid lVlZllllfi'll2llll'lf' Nliss Olga I lol llil-ck, S0ci'c'lzii'y, Bozircl of Flclucziti i'. Geoiqzo R. Levi, l'ui'chzxsiiig' Ageiii fiss Hulda Forsmon, Girls ' jp WZWZZM Mr. Glen Geisert, Boys' Councilor N.. Mr. Gwen Smifh, Assistant Przncipcl Mr. fohn Yi Dunlap, Assjsfont Superinfendent Mfr' sb e XM X ,E sf 1 Where is the .,..,..,. .,... . .? How can I find ...... ...,,, , ? Mr. Smith wants ........,..............,. Joan says, Will you please? The answer to everything: Miss Betty Jean Casebeer, Secretary to the Principal !5'f ' 274. A9 . Office Staff 'E -v 5 Mrs. Creta Trevithick Mrs. Margaret Cline . ,Jw I yff' 3? , MM Vwjffwj ff NA 5 sql 'WVU ' X. ,451 r. Eugene Lyle, Principal of Central High School ,sh-e ,V FACULTY DIRECTG RY Arthur Alvarado-Spanish B.A. Colorado University Hazel Anderson-Mathematics and History B.A. Colorado University John Armstrong-Science B.A. Colorado University Harold Baldwin-General Metals B.A. Colorado State College of Education Mildred Ball-Science B.A., M.A. Colorado State College of Education Ruth Bates-English B.A. Colorado College H. A. Braggins-Printing B.A. Baldwin-Wallace College William Brown-Social Studies B.A. Colorado State College of Education John Caponera-Commercial B.A., M.A. Colorado State College of Education fh' C 'V ' I 32 da ,- ,, r .2 MVK' at ,LA QQ by at , V MW fr pu . , gal 'ff ,4,.AJ..f if 7 Jean D. Carson-Commercial B.A., M.A. Colorado State College of Education ' Anna R. Castle-English B.A., M.A., B. Ed. Colorado University Joseph S. Chick-Mechanical Drawing and Industrial Education B.S., M.A., M. Ed. Colorado A. 8z M. Vernon Cochran-Social Studies B.A. Denver University Mary Cooley-Mathematics M.A. Colorado University Dorothy M. Ehrenkrook-English B.A., M. Ed. Colorado University Hulda Forsman-Sociology, Psychology, and Girls Counsellor B.A., M.A. Colorado University Lucille Fraker-English, Social Studies B.E. Whitewater Wisconsin State Teachers' College Anna Maud Garnett-English B.A., M.A. Colorado College Glen Geisert-Mathematics and Boys Counsellor B.A. Hastings College M.A. Colorado State College of Education s Martha Gorder-Physical Education B.A. Peru State Teachers' College Achsah Hardin-Social Studies B.A. Western State College M.A. Stanford University f W. D. Hartley-Art B.S., M.A. Indiana University M.F.A. Kansas City Art Institute Nelle S. Haworth-English B.A. Colorado State College of Education Marjorie Keeler-English B.A. Colorado State College of Education Mary Kent-Latin B.A. Mount St. Scholastic 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., M.A. Denver University Bula Leddy-English and Journalism B.A. Colorado University Ed Lesar-Physical Education B.A. Denver University Burt Liebert-English, Drama, and Stagecraft B.A. Arizona University M.A. Chicago Art Institute Norma Lindborg--Spanish B.S. Ohio State University . v .M ' PK' N 'WV . fb!-42 wf MMU' cf. X glib' UWM wcfljitltfjy eco '.-H- ov. Q Q-Q? .. ., 3 '- Thelma Matthews-Library B.A. Colorado University M.A. Denver University Jacqueline Meeks-English and Social Studies B.A. Colorado State College of Education Malloy Miller-Orchestra B.A. Denver University Louann Moore-Clothing B.A. Denver University Raymond Morphew-Mathematics and Social Studies B.A. Mankato State Teachers' College M.A. Minnesota University Robert F. Mueller-Mechanical Drawing and Mathematics B.S. Bradley University V. J. Nunley-Diversified Occupations B.A. Colorado A. 8z M. Lucille Onorati-Commercial B.S. Colorado University Jeane Parker-English B.A., B.S., M.A. Ohio State University Lucille Peschl-Commercial B.S. St. Cloud State College R. G. Phillips-Woodwork Strout Institute Sollie Raso-Science and Coach B.S. Colorado University M.A. Denver University Hazel Read-Book Room B.A. Colorado State College of Education M.A. University of Southern California Sidney Rosen-Band B.A. Colorado University William J . Sajbel-History and Social Studies 'I B.A., M.A. Colorado College Carrie Sellers-Social Studies ' B.S. Drake University N 1 M.A. Columbia University Doyle J . Smith-Driving B.S. Northwest Missouri State Teachers' College Emma Smith-English B.A. Drury College M.A. University of Missouri Helene Stockwell--Mathematics B.A. Colorado University Walter E. Swallows-Mechanical Arts B.A., M.A. Colorado State College of Education John Teck-Machine Shop B.S. Colorado A. 8: M. B. S. Tedmon-Science B.S., M.S. Colorado A. dz M. Helena C. Tedmon-Science B.S. Colorado A. dz M. Dorothy Thompson-Vocal Music B.A. Colorado State College of Education Frank A. Torrence, Jr.-English B.A. Earlham College M.A. University of Denver Molly Verlengia-Mathematics B.A. Loretto Heights College Will C. Vorpagel-Commercial B.B.A. University of Wisconsin Vernice Wallce-Commercial B.A. Colorado State College of Education Gladys Wilcox-Foods B.A. Cornell College Betty Jean Wilson-Clothing B.S. University of New Mexico Central's evolution has not by any means by-passed her faculty. Through new concepts and new methods has come a better educational program. Teachers do not now teach classes according to the theory that students must be forced to learn by fear of punishment, they have come to believe that students will learn and will enjoy doing it, if the sub- ject matter is presented in an interesting way and applied to the problems of everyday life. They can better under- stand the students because, on the average, they are younger themselves and all have been trained to cope with student problems. Through the combined efforts of the faculty and the administration, courses which have decreased in value dur- ing the years have been abolished and more useful subjects added to the curriculum. Today's world demands character and personality as well as knowledge and skillg Central has satisfied this need by offering courses such as social living, psychology, and sociology. Specialized courses are also offered by the stu- dent wishing to branch out. Central is well aware that today's graduate is tomorrow's leader. ,941 RT Mr. Hartley g m1mmsw as I sfffly W' .' N ,f14e ,M ,f ee e My 2 L 11,2 71 f I A f I-i..,..:.r 'Y 1' ,iqg,2gQ,, A Lf V gg aegis fir 4' 1 I A iff, 'fry' Qty ,f A J 'Xi . - ,, 41755464 Off c V Q X gf fvff Y17'!j3'7!f IQ, -5 .I ff ff f' V CCDIVXNXERCIAL DEPARTMENT My Mbf Mr. Will C. Vorpagel, Miss Lucille Peschl, Mr. John Caponera Miss Lucille Onrati Mrs. Vernice Wallace Miss Alice Kochan wwf' . -if it 6 ik X 'W 1 u x ww W J jf J N X , , K aj L., Q! f . UF Xi if Jw P M if 54 - if , iss-w,.s5,NGLI5H DEPARTMENT , 5? I 1 WL Y A Xl J f ka W ,fx 'gfl A x U ' i XV rib x .Tw Mr. Franklin Torrence, Speech U A 7X A' l 'gf Miss Bula Leddy, Journalism I YM sf X4 rits Q In ff fs 1 Q' EHGME QCCDNOIVXICS Miss Betty Wilson Miss Louann M OOFG fs l QNGLISH DEPARTMENT, cont. Mrs. Lucille Fraker, Miss Dorothea Langer, Miss Anna Castle Miss Jacqueline Meeks Miss Ruth Bates, Miss Jeane Parker FQREIGN .COANGUAGES Miss Mary Kent, Mr. Arthur Alvarado, Miss Norma Lindberg. UQNGLISI-I DEPARTMENT, coni Mrs. Marjorie Keeler, Miss Anna Maud Garnett, Mr. Burt Liebert. Miss Dorothy Ehrenkrook, Miss Nelle Haworth. M CYVIATH ENXATICS if LM VX l Xl!-4 x,Ux'ClL D KV JFLV gpylwsaw J Www' Q mjajffi . fowl Aww? MQWU fi Limiwfwfw ,,WL,WLj2,ef1A vfvw wwfawj 9 Wifi if ' f ' ,I fflllcuwfm JW all ff 'M M QM M- Mr. Malloy Miller Mr. Sidney Rosen Miss Dorothy Thompson I. W x Miss Hazel Anderson amps 4, . Mr. Raymond Morphew Miss Mary Cooley xxx h . , Miss Helen Stockwell .QM mx M flx 'Q x . Z K Wye WHEN WTR IN DUSTRIAL QQVRTS if l E 5 g a 2 Q l Mr. Joseph Chick, Mr. Harold Baldwin, Mr. R. G. Phillips. Mr. John Teck, Mr. ll. A. Braggins, Mr. Robert Mueller, Mr. Walter Swallows Depczrfmenfal Acfjon Shofs PHYSICAL QDUCATION Miss Martha Gorder Mr POLITICAL SCIENCE Mr. William Brown, Miss Loretta Kirk. Miss Carrie Sellers, Mr. Vernon Cochran. Mr. William Sajbel. LDIBRARY Miss Thelma Matthews, Miss Hazel Read Mr. Doyle Smith, Mr. V. J. Nunley. Mr. B. S. Tedmon 5 Mrs. Helena Tedmon Miss Mildred Ball Mr. Sollie Raso Mr. John Armstrong A!! lui! ' In fj if D! ,fl ,' k rv' . 'f . J ,fL 6 M I Nw if J J J V X VM 1 f ' 1 N , , r f W e U! Cf J f mf 11h J fv Q M VM A L L br! if V W JW TV! lb J' iv ff L LMLV IA W J I , i W, Q X A V J Af uv, . J f ! , V if M V7 A I fyu VV, X cf Lfw Eid! LV 0 M,:V!!LfA Q b 1 f J W 1' H YJ V M7 K N' W V ' W Xi 1 jj fy jj 'X ft 5,6 J K , V' 6 lff V V,f1f'f J A N, VM VXVM I M wap 1 fl ww W ,X If V' X , - 1 J X xy 1 R Nj! fH' lj,J! V! Gone X yy QBUIE :Noi Forgojfjfen V Af , M THE SENIQRS L ' , , 4, 1 ' X A 'Xb , .JN lx, A Vjf 1 wx, . V' A X1 fy V N5 1' 'JH AX yy K 1 ffjf Y xi f 'A If L x enior Class Qfficers Left to right are: Barbara Hill, Treasurer, Karl Carlson, President: Sally Speed, Sec- retary: and Dean VanDyne, Vice President. Jloria Aguilera Tim Aguilera Robert Akiyama Doris Allee Christmas Pageant: G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 1: Central Wildcat, 4: Central Times Staff, 4: Aletheorians, 3. 4: Cats Clan, 4. N.H.S,: N,F.L.: Honor Roll Scholarship Team :Boys' Dec- lamation Contest Winner Student Council, 4: Christ: mas Pageant: Key Club. 3, 4 Debate. 1. 2, 4. James Allen Dale Marvin Alyea Don Anderson Honor Roll 3 R.O.T.C., 1, 2, 3. C Club, 4: Vice President, Sophomore Class: President, Junior Class. le 1 is ,Vg x as b 1 i . ,aff fe-f-:wiv 8 Nllbur Andrews Gilbert Archuleta Norma Arnold Marilynn Bacmo Shirley Baker Arlene Baldwin Betty Barnes Christmas Pzigtcant: Mixed ll.0.'l'.C., Il, -1: Spanish Atheniaus, 1, 2, 3, 45 Y- Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Aletheoriuns. 4. G.A.A., 1, 2. 3. 4: Girls' Honor Roll: Vmlui Chorus, 3, 4. Club, 4. Teens, 3: Library Club, 2, 3. Christmas P31-20517112 Vodevil: Rifle Club, 2, 3, 11. lezulm-rs, 4: Girls R Operetta: State Music Con- 3, 13 Alpghl-Opium, test: Clionians, 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, l, 2. L Y-Teens, 2, 3: Centralian, 2, 4- 3. 4: Triple Trio, 4. Iharles Barnett R.0.T.c., 2, 3. Vilma Boclz G.A.A., 1, 2. 3, 4 Betty Barron Josephine Borzilieri G.A.A.. 1. 2. 33 Drill 'll-urn, 1, 2: Girls' Cabinet. 1. Corrine Basquez Donna Brassfield .luniur Red Cross: Vodevilg Y-Tc:-ns, 3. Barbara Bayuk Maurice Boauvais Alma Bcrckvfoldt Ra Bl0lldl Christmas Pazvunt: G.A.A., N.H,S.- N,A,S.S,5 Conn-al G.A,A.. l: Alvthvnrimw, 2, N.ll.S.: HUHUI' Rvlli QUI' 1, 2, 3. 4: Aletheorians, 3, 43 Wildcat, 3, 45 Central Timqs 3. 4: Y-Twins, lg Unis Cluu. Oflllllm f'0l'U'St Wlnf Y,Teen,. 1 gun- 3 4. Km, Club 3 4. 4, Junior RL-1l lfrossg Christi ' Ld.. 'Cmb X, 3- 4. ' ' ' Pzuzonnl.: Vmlvvilg Sex ' ' l'luy3 Junior Pluyp S1 Musiv Uontvstg llluc Mas XL Guvvl, -11 llulul, 1, 2, 3, Orrhvslru, l. 2. 3. 4. Ethel B1'lll Ruby Bl'0tll61'S Nilnvy Brown Bl-'vlwly Brufv . H i . w A Christnme Vmzonnt: Vomluvilg N.ll.S.: Honor Roll: Jul -,1H '25i? 39 WYSEUGYATA-' I' Q'+1f'j'?mf 3' 3' 4- ui.-IS' mm- Club, 2, :z, luv. m.-.H-1, Quill s. Scroll: 1 T' ' mnwnb' ' ' ' cena' ' un ' ' 'l'.l'. Sponsors. IG. -1: Owls, 2, 'l'.i', Sponsors, Il, 41 Cen ' 'X l .. -l: lluv Mnsquv K: Gnvvl, fl, -1: Dc-lmtv. 1: Y-'l'm-vhs, l: Cuts Ulun. l. 2. il, 43 Girls' Fznlmillvl, 2: Suplmmnrv Clnss Svcrm-tary. W'ilnlvut. Il, I: Cvntrnl Ti Stull Il, -ip Owls, 2, 3, llluo Mnsquu Kr Gnvcl, 3: Toons, l: llnskctluill Atte ant. ay Brumbuugh Donald Buchanan Lila Buuhlcr Barbara Burt Richard Burton .Ivrry Bushnor 5- Put Butkovich N-F-L-2 HUHOF H0111 BOYS' G.A.A., 1, 2, Aletheorinns. 2, G.A.A., 2, 3, 1, Girls' Cum- llonor Rnllg vnu.-lvilg .mum lluvlnnmtiun Cuntest Winner: Quill 81 Scroll: Junior Red Crnss: Christmas Vagczuitg Vmlvvil: Central Wildcat, 3, 4: Central Times Staff, 3, 4: Key Club, 43 Blue Masque E Gavel, 2, 33 l.R.S,, 1, 2, 3, Debate, 1, 2, 3, 4. 3: Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3. net. Il. Play: Suuiur l'luyg llluc Masque K: Guvvl, -1. YK , . i I ' 0 0 41 I.. Q Q rlene Butler Charlien Camack Beverly Carlson Carlene Carlson Karl Carlson Wayne Carlson Gail Carnes 3.A.A,, 1, 2, Majorettes. 1, 2. 3, 4: Cen- tral Wildcatg Central Times Staff, Aletheorians., 3, 4: Blue Masque 81 Gavel, 3: Y Teens, 1: Cats Clan, 4. llis Caruso Rose Lee Cash Honor Roll, Junior Escort: Student Council, 45 Junior Red Cross: G.A.A., 1: Cen- tral Wildcat, 3, 43 Central Times Staff, 3, 4: Aletheor- ians, 3, 4: Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3: Cats Clan, 2, 3. Jun'or Red Cross, 1: Central Wildcat, 43 Central Times Staff, 43 Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan, 43 Girls' Cab- inet, 3. N. A. S. S. g Christmas Pa Heant: Vodevil 3 Operetta State Music Contest 3 R.O T,C., 2, 3: Central Wildcat, 4: Central Times StaH', 4 Key Club, 3, 4: C Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4 Senior Class President. R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll: Aletheor 3, 4: Y-Teens, l, 2, E Jean Cason N.H.S.g Honor Roll, Junior Escort: Junior Red Cross, Central Wildcat. 4: Central Times Staff, 4: Aletheorians, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens, 1, Betty Chahak Harlene Chandler Elizabeth Child James Chorak N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Student Council, 2, 3 3 Cheerleaders, 1, 2, 3, 4: Cen- tral Wildcat, 3, 41 Central Times Stalf. 3, 4: Owls, 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Masque Sz Gavel, 3: Y-Teens, 1: Cats Clan, 1, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet, 1, 2, 3: Vodevilg Basketball At- tendant. Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Junior Red Cross: Vodevilg Central Wildcat, 3, 43 Cen- tral Times Staff, 3, 4: Ale- theorians, 2, 3, 4: Blue Mas- que 8: Gavel, 3: Cats Clan, 4. Vodevilg Senior Play: Stage Hands, 1: Blue Masque 81 gravel, 1: Library Club, 1, 2, , 4. N.H.S.: N.F.L.3 Hono Boys' Decl. Contest: l Jr. Red Cross, 3, 4: , Cross: Christmas Pag. vil: State Music Contes Wildcat, 4: Cent, Time 4: Key Club, 3, 4: I.R.l Debate. 1. 2. 3. 4: Orch. 4 3 Col. Boys' State, B03 sf S rgie Christner Lanore Cooper Lyn Cooper Aletheorians, 4. Vodevilg G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: Central Wildcat. 11: Central Times Staff, 4: Clionians, 43 Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 4: Girls' Chorus, 3. N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Cortner Carol Cullen Vodevil: G.A.A., 13 Y-Teens, 1, 2. Red Cross: Cheerleaders, 43 G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: R.0.'I'.C. Sponsors, 3, 42 Central Wild- cat, 4: Central Times Staff, 4: Aletheorians, 2, 3, 43 Cats Clan, 3, 4. G.A.A.. 1, 2. 3, 4, Girls' Rifle Cluh, 3, 43 Central Wildcat :Central Times Staff: Clionians. 3, fig Library Club, 3. C Paul rrier Hono Roll 3 rist s - zeantg od v eret 3 State usic ntest i ed Octe 2, ' ixed orus, , 3, 5 tra, 43 Band, Dolores Cordova Rose Cordova Evangeline Cortez Helen Cortez G.A.A., 1, 23 Spanish Cl l 2 Dan Curtis Helen Damon Helen Davis Margaret Davis Orchestra, 1, 2. NN on Davison Donald DcCesaro Lehland Decker Margaret DeHeart Frank DeLaCruz Rachel DcLaTorre Jim DeLeon N.F.L.: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil g State Music Contest: Key Club, 4: Debate, 1, 23 Or- chestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Christ- mas Pagcant: Vodevilg Op- erettap State Music Contest: G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens, 1: Mixed Octet, 43 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. T,C,, 1, 2, n.o.'r.c.. 1, 2, Clu 2. 3, 4. A UNIOI' SCOl'l Jodene DeSiato Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Owls, 2, 3, 4: Central Wild- cat, 3, 4: Central Times Staff, 3, 4: Blue Masque Kr Gavel, 35 Y-Teens, 15 Honor f 'W , V f l f , , Pc W 5 Ji Af if it ' Z. 1 , Aff K 5 fi ff Ziyi!! ' M 'o Thomas DeNiro Betty Jean DeSalvo John DeSalvo .I-LS.: Honor Roll: N.A. Vodevil: G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta5 R.O.T.C., 2, 3 s.: Key Club, 41 C Club, Girls' Rina Club, 3, 4, Cli- C Club, 1, 2, 3. 4. 4: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Or- onians, 3. 4. xestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. Michael DesJardins Paula Dicus L Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Junior Play: Senior Play: Operetta: State Music Con- test: Central Wildcat, 4: Central Times Staff, 4: Key Club, 4: Blue Masque Kr Gavel, 3, 45 Debate, 1, 2. N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: State Music Con- test: Central Wildcat, 4: Central Times Staf, 4: Ale- theorians, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 1, 25 Orchestra. 1, 2, 3, 4. Roll, Roll. Earl Dillon R.O.T.C. Rifle Club, 45 R.O. T.C., 2, 3, 4. :inia DiMartino Jeanne Divilbliss Pauline Domenico JoAnne Donahue Nadine Donley Jim Donnelly Michael Doonan hristmas Pageant: Vodevil: Keating Oration Contest: G.A.A., 1, 2: Aletheorians, 1: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Junior Red Cross: Athen- Christmas Pageant: Vod peretta: G.A.A., 15 Athen- Athenians, 3, 45 Y-Teens, 1. Band, 1, 2. Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: ians, 45 Y-Teens, 4. Operetta: State Music ms, 1: Centralian, 35 Girls' Operetta5 State Music Con- test: I.R.S., 2: Mixed C horus, 2, test: Athenians, 2: Central- 2: Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, ian, 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 3, S 1 Q 4: Girls' Chorus, 15 Triple Trio, 3. ' Earncst Anna Ruth Easton nr Roll, Christmas Pa- tg G.A.A., 1: R.0.T.C. sors. 3. 4: Central Times , 4: Alutheorians, 2, 3. I-Teens, 1, 2, 33 Cam , 2. 3, 4: Library Club, irls' Chorus, 1. Junior Rod Cross: Christmas Pmzeantz Vodevilg Cperetta: State Music Contest: Athen- izins, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 1, 21 Centralian, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus, 43 Girls' Chorus, 1. Robert Elich Donald Elrod N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Red Cross: Vodevilg State Music Contest: Key Club, 4: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Falkenstein James Fern Lucille Fern Harvey Fields R.0.T,C., 2. 3, 4. .: +i-tu 'af Linnie Engelbrocht Honor Roll: Aletheorians, 4: Athenians, 2: Y-Teens, l, 2, 3. Ralph Fossceco Stare Hands, 3. 7 .7 ,X . Cf' HKS Jxzlc, Q.. CI ., Cora Epps N.H.S.: N.l .L.g Honor Roll, Junior Esrort: Girls' llcvlu- mation Contest: Junior Rod Cross: Christmas Vaulvnnti Vodcvilg Senior Play: Upur- vttn: State Music Contcstl Control Wildcat. 4: C1-ntrnl Times Stuff, 4: Athcniunzi, 23 Blue Masque 81 Gavel, 43 l.R..S.. 1, 2: Debate, 1, 2, 3, 41 Y-Teens. l. 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 3, 4: Orvhestrn. I, 2. 3, 45 Girls' Chorus, 3, Emma Franco Latin Ami-rican, 2, 4. Marvin Eve-n Honor Roll: Central Wild -lg Ccntrnl Times Stutf, 4. Ronald Freodle C Club, 2, 3, 4, NW' lue Gadlin Virginia Gallegos Mike Gallina Larry Garcia Malwl Garcia Ervin G4-zlrlmrt Galt-n Gt'2l.l'l'121l'lL S4'l1UlHFShlU Tvflmi G-A-A-, l- R-0-T-CH 2- 3- G.A,A.. l : Spanish Club, lililltil' Roll: Cliristnms l'n- llonor Roll: Cliristnms Y-Tot-ns. l. Lu-ant: Vo1lcx'il5 Stott- Music Ltt-nntg Votlvvilp Static Mi Contost: linnnl, l. 11. Il, -lg tontvsl: llauul, l, 2, 3, 0rL'lw,4tr:l, l. 2, Il, tl, Urvht-sll'1l, 1. 2, Cl, I. lred Geringer Patricia Germ Rosalie M. Giarratano R.S., 1, 23 Y-Teens, 1, 2. R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 43 Jun- ior Red Cross: Central Wild- cat, 4: Central Times Staff, 4: Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4: Y- Teens, 1, 23 Cats Clan, 3, 4. Honor Roll, G.A.A., 3, Y-Teens, 1. Bernice Gilman Tony Godinez Gene Golenda Levi Gomez 4 R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4. I ald Gordon Victor Gorshe Ronald Grap Joe Greco Cyndra Green Richard Green Hazel Greening l'.H.S.g Honor Roll: Boys' reclamation Contest, Christ- mas Pageant: Vodevilg State llusic Contest: Central Wild- at, 4: Central Times Staff. 3 I.R.S., 2. 3: Band, 1, 2, 3, 3 Orchestra, 3, 4: Valedic- orian. R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 43 F.B.I., 4. Christmas Pageant: Operet- ta: R.O.T.C., 1, 2. Christmas Pageant: Vodevilg State Music Contestg R.O.T. C., 2, 3, 43 Key Club, 45 C Club, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Freshmen Class Ser- geant at-Armsg Junior Class Treasurer. Junior Red Cross, R.O.T.C., 3, 4. Junior Red Cross, Christma Pageant, Vodevilg Operetta State Music Contest: I.R.S 3: Mixed Chorus, 3: Girls Chorus, 1. onna Greenwood N.F.L., Honor Roll: Student Council, 4: Inter-City Stu- dent Council: Junior Red Cross: Aletheorians. 2, 3, 4: Debate, 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet, 2. Lavon Grigg Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas Pageant: Operet- La: State Music Contest: Athenians, 1, 2: Y-Teens, 1: Cats Clan, 4: Centralian, 2, 3, 4. iseph Harris Bernice L. Harvey R.0.T.C., 2, 3. I.R.S., 1. Arthur Griffith Phil Haines Gene Hall Robert Harper R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 45 F.B.I., 1, N.A.S.S.: F.B.I., 1, 2: Stage R.0.T.C. nine Club, ig R.0. R.o.'1'.C., 1, 2. 2, 4: Hand, 1, 2, Hands, 1, 2, 3: Key Club, 3, T.C-. 1. 2. 4: C Club, 3, 4. Jeanine R, Hed Duane Heidel Deluvina Hernandez Patricia Herrera yjfeensv 1' 2. R.O.T-CA, 3, 4. Spanish Club. 1, 2, 3, 4. James Harrell Christmas Pzuzenntg Oper tn: Stale Music Contest: ILI., 1, 2: Mixed Chorus, 4: Voilevil. Frank Hidalgo R.0.T.C. Rifle Club, 2. R,0.T.C., 2, 3. 4: I.R.S., 8: Mixed Chorus. 2 3. .-FN ,p-. 9-A Charles Higgins Barbara Hill Jane Holtz Dolores Howard Marilyn Howells Dave Huskin Carl Hyde R.O.T.C. Ride Club, 2, 3: R.O.T.C., 2, 3: I.R.S., 2 Mixed Chorus, 1 N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Junior Red Cross: Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4: Y- Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet, 3, 4: Senior Class Treasurer. N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christmas l'mzez1nl: Vodevil: Operetta: State Mu- sic Contest: G.A.A., 1: R.O. T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4: Owls, 1, 2. 3, 4: Cats Clan. l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet, 2: Centrulian, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus, 1. R.0.T.C., 2, 3, 4. Christmas Pmzennt: l .ll. 1. 2. 3. unior xgscori irgaret Jachetta Frank Jacklovich Dick Jamieson Ellen Jamieson N-F11-1 Junior Red Cross: R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4. State Music Contest: Band, Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: LR-S-. 11 Debate. 1. 2. 3. 4. 1, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra, 1. Clionians, 1, 2, 3: I.R.S., 1, 2. 3: Y-Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 3. Viola Jiminez Edda Pearl Johnson Robert Jones G.A.A., 1, 2: Spanish Club, Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: R.0.T.C., 1, 2, 3: F.B.I., 1, 3, 4. Operetta: State Music Con- 2, 3, 4. test: Girls' Cabinet, 4: Mixed Chorus, 3. 4: Girls' Chorus, 2. lizabeth Ann Joseph Shirley Kasic Jim Keller Joan Knuth Honor Roll: Junior Rc-cl Cross: Junior Play: Senior Play: Central Wildcat, 4: Central Times Stuff, 4: Ale- theorians, 2, 3, 4: Blue Mas- que Ka Gavel, 3, 4: l.R.S., 2, 3: Y-Teens, l, 2: Girls' Cab- inet, 1. Christmas Palicantz Girls' Band, l, 2, 3. Chorus. N.H,S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Junior Red Cross: Vodevil: Central Wildcat, 4: Central Times Staff, 4: Ath- enians, 2, 3, 4: l.R.S., 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens, l. 2. 3. vw Joann Kochis Robert Kochis Wilma Joan Lantz Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Christrnas l'zigt-ant: Voile' Vodevil: Operettu: State Mu- Senior Play: Stage Hands, sic Contest: Athenizins, 2, 3, Blue Masque Sz Gavel, 25. 4 4: Y-Teens, 1: Centraliznn, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus, 1. mes Leaeh Diane Lee Honor Roll: Christmas l'a- Lzeant: Vodevil: Uperetta: N.li.S.: Honor Roll: Student Couneil. 4: Christmas I'a- R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4: Mixed Oc- meant: Vodevil: Central tet, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, 1, Wildcat, 4: Central Times 2, 3, 4, staff, 4: owls, 1, 2, 3, 4: lllne Masque 8: Gavel, 3: Y- Teens, 1: Cats. Clan. 2, 3. 4: Girls' Cabinet, l. .en Lynn Jimmie Mahannah Athenians. 3. t ' Club, 3, 4. Ina Ruth LeFevre Martha Lloyd Frances Lucero .lack Ludlow Charles Luke Christmas Pageant: l.R.S., 2: Mixed Chorus. 1: Library Club, 1: Girls' Chorus, 2. Honor Roll: Junior Eseort: Christmas Pageant g Vodevilg Operetta: State Music Con- test: Clionians, 2, 3, 42 Cen- tralian, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus, 1. onor Roll: K' A A 1 '7 Spanish Club, 1, 2. Curlie Mangram Carolynn Markus Lupe Marquez N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Student Council, 1: R,0.T.C. Sponsors. 3. 4 : Cen- tral Wildcat, 4: Central Times Staff. 4: Owls, 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens, 1: Cats Clan, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Sweet- heart. G.A.A., 2. N.H.S.: N.A.S.S.: Student Council, I, 2. It, l: Inter- t'ity Student t'ouneil: t'en- tral Wildcat, Cl, 1: tientriil Times Statl, Il, -1: Rey Club, Tl, -12 fm Club. l, 2. fl, li liand. 1: lioys' State: Stu- dent liody President. Carole Marshall Central Wildcat, At: Central Times Staff, -I: Owls, 2, Ii, -t: Y-Teena, 1: Fats Clan, 2, Il, 4: Basketball Attendant. Honor Roll: ll.0.'l'.t'., l, 2, Il Freshmen Class President. .lose Martinez R.0.'l'.t'., 2, Il. 4: l'.l4.I.. 1. Z, 3. -t. ,ff Jretta Martinez Albert Martino Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: State Music Contest: Span- ish Club, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra. 1, 2, 3, 4. Celesta Jane Mass Christmas Pageant: Operet- ta: State Music Contest Aletheorians, 24, 4 1 Cats Clan 4: Centralian, 2, 3, 1. Antoinette Masterantonio Mary Ann Mata ltlauriene E. Mattoeks Norris MeFerren Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: G.A.A,, 1, 2: Spanish Club, Honor Roll: Junior Esc-ort: N.ll..S.: Honor Roll: Ke: State Music Contest: Clion- 1, 2, 3, -t, Vodevilg Ulionians, 2, Il, 4: Club, 1, 2: t ' Club, 1, 2, 3 ians, 2: Band, 1, 2, Ii, At: Y-Teens, 2, 34. -t: l.Il.S.. 1: Junior Clans . Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, -1. Viee-l resident. Joy might zone McMichael Betty Meeks Barbara Mendenhall Christmas Pageant: Vodevilg Central Wildcat, 3, 43 Cen- tral Times Staff, 3, 43 Ale- theorians, 43 Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 4: I.R.S., 43 Mixed Chorus, 4. x- Jack Merrill Jo Anne Meyers Bob Mishmash Eddie Mitchell C Club. 3, 4. Honor Roll: Christmas Pa- geant: Senior Piayj Blue Masque Sz Gavel, 3. ,rgarct Mitchell Evelyn Mohorcich Y-Teens, 13 Orchestra, 2, 3. Christmas Pageant: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' RiHe Club 2, 3, 4, Central Wildcat, 31 43 Central Times Staff, 3, 4 Owls, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 1, 2 Cars Clan, 2, 3, 43 Girls: Cabinet, 4. Barbara Moore Bill Morris Barbara Morrison Christmas Pageant 3 Vodevil Operetta3 State Music Con- test: Y-Teens, 1: Centralian, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 4 Triple Trio, 3, 43 dirls: Chorus, 1. Honor Roll. N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Vt vil: Junior Play: Sei Play: Central Wildcat, Central Times Staff, 4: l Club. 4: Blue Masque Gavel, 4: I.R.S., 2, 3, Donna Morrow Emil Mravich G,A.A., l: Aletheorians Y-Teens, l. ay Mulay Junior Red Cross: Atheni- Q, l: l.li.S.. 2: Y-Teens, 12. Pat O'Grady CA.A., 1, 2: Cats Clan, 2, 4. Sally Munoz Janet Murray Jack Murten Daryle Naylor Honor Roll: Vorlevil: G.A.A.. I, 2, 3: Spanish Club. 1: l'an American, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Cab inet, 4. David Oldham Honor Roll: Student Coun- cil, 4: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Senior Play: Central Wild- cat, 3, 4: Central Times Staff, 3, 4: Blue Masque K: Gavel, 2, 3: l.R.S., 1: Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet, 3, 4: Girls' President: Ale- theorians 1, 2, 3, 4: Sopho- more Class Treasurer: Foot- ball Attendant. Jean Olson Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pageant: Vorlevil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Athen- ians, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 4: Centralian. 2. 3, 4: Girls' Chorus, 1. Christmas Pageant: Operet- R.O.T.C., 2, 3: Central Times ta: Band, 1, 2, 3. Staff, 4. , f - Q Jeanine Orr I, Nancy Owens , Christmas Pageant: State , Music Contest: Atheninns, l, 2: Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4: Band. 1 W ' 3. 4: Orchestra, l, 2, Il, 4. Ll fs.,ff Bette Novak Don Pagano R.U'l'.C,, 2, Il: l .ll.l.. l, 2. 3: C Club, 2, Il, 4. Jim Parkinson Honor Roll: Junior Red Cross: Christmas Pafzeant: Junior Play: Senior Play: Operetta: State Music Con- test: Vodevil: R.0.'l'.C., 2, 3, 4: F.B.I., 1, 2, 3: Central Wildcat, 4: Blue Masque 5: Gavel, 4: Mixed Chorus, 4: Boys' Chorus, 4. Shirley Parlapiano Jerry Patterson Joe Pecoraro Mary Ann Penza Eileen Perkins NvH'S'. Honor Roll. Junior Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: Escorts Christmas pageant. Senior Play: Cheerleaders, 3, Vodevil: Athenians, 2, 3, 4: 4: Celltrnl Wll'll'i'l' 43 Cen' Y-Teens, 1- tml Times Staff, 4: Owls, l, 2, 3. 4: liluc Masque Sz Gav- el, 3, 4: I.R.S., 1, 2: Cats Clan, 1, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Cahi- net, 1: Football Attendant.. N ettie Novak Janice Paripovich N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junio Esc-ort: Christmas Pageant Voile-vil: Central Wildrat, 3 43 Central Times Staff, 3, 4 Owls, 2, Sl, -I: Iilue Masqul K: Gavel, 33: Y-Teens, l : Cat Clan, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet Joan Petta Christmas Pageant: Vodevil Cheerleaders, 4 : C e n t r a Wildcat. 4: Central Time: Staff, 4: Owls, 2, 3, 4: l!lu1 Masque Q Gavel. 3: Y-Teens 1. 2: Cats Clan, 2, 3: Girls Cabinet, l, 2, 3, 4. ouise Pettyjohn Geraldine Phelps Marcus Pierson Frank Poll Clionians, 1. Christmas Pageant: Alethe- R.O.T.C., 2. 4 orians, 43 I.R.S1., 3: Girls' Chorus, 1. Jeanette Porreca Nancy Porter Eleanor Potestio Junior Red Cross, G.A.A., 13 State Music Contest: GJ Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4: Y- 1, 2, 3. 43 Cats Clan, 8 Teens, 1, 2, 3. Majorettes, 1, 2, 3, 4. ylvester Poulos Nancy Presol Norman Price Robert Prior N.H.S.g Honor Roll, Junior n.o.'r.c.. 2. a, 4. R-0-T-C.. 2, 4. Red cms: Christmas Pa- geant, Vodevilg I.R.S., 1, 2, 3, 4: Pueblo County Chapter Junior Red Cross. Joe Pugliano Bernadine Pullaro Ray Pusedu R-0-T-C-, 1, 2, 3- C Club. 2. 3, 4. 'im-.z cella Ramirez AA., 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin merican, 1, 2, 3, 4. Nlorman Roche N.H.S.: Honor Roll, N.A.S. S.: Student Council, 2, 3, 4: Inter-City Student Council: Central Wildcat, 3, 41 Cen- tral Times Staff. 3, 4: Key Club, 2, 3, 4: C Club. 2, 3, 4. Jerry Rayburn State Music Contest, 1, 2: Band, 1, 2: Orchestra, 1. 2, 3. Priscilla Reece Honor Roll, Junior Escort: Owls, 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 11 Cats Clan, 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Cabinet, 3. si Connie Reid Kathryn Reincrt Central Wildcat, 4: Central Times Staff, 33 Cats Clan, 4. Rochelle Reynolds Honor Roll, Voflevilg G.A.A,, lg Central Willlcut, 3, 4: Central Times Staff. 3, 4: Owls, l, 2, 3, 41 lilue Masque 8: Gavel, 33 Y-Teens, 15 Cats Clan, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Cabinet, 1. Orrellc Rodgers Evelyn Rodriguez Gloria Rodriguez Lupe Rodriguez Margaret Rose Honor Roll: Junior Escort Junior Red Cross: Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4: Aletheorians, 3, 4 Y-Teens, l, 2. G.A.A., 4. Frank Sabo Eloise Samora Roger G.A.A., :sg Girls' Chorus, 1, R.o.T.c., 3, 4, Club, 3 2, 3. 4: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Frances Santos Lydia Santos G.A.A., 3: Alctheorians, 8. 4 3 Y-Teens. 3. Maurine Ridgwai Carolyn Ryan Y-Teens, 2. Yvonne Saunders G.A.A., 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus, 2. Edna Scheurer Honor Roll 3 Junior Cross 3 Vodevil 3 Atheni 3, 4: Y-Teens. 1. 2. Vincent Schiro Richard Schmaltz Jo Ann Schumacher uaighiiw Grade Dian Shumate N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Schol- R.O.T.C,, 2, 3, 4, R.O.T.C., 2, 3: C Club, 2, Christmas Pageant: Operet- arship Team: Quill K: Scroll: Girls' Declamation Contest: Roy Shure ta: State Music Contest Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4: Y Teens, 1: Centralian, 2, 3 Girls' Chorus, 1. Luba Shybut Owls, 3, 4. largaret Sleade Kenny Sloan John Sneeringer Ai Vodevilg G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: R-0-T-C-Y 2, 3- 4- Blue Masque Kg Gavel, 3, Y- Teens, 1, 2, 3. Christmas Pageant: Voile- vil: Operetta: State Music Contest: Central Wildcat, 3, 4: Central Times Staff, 3, 4: Athenians, 1, 2. 3, 4: Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus, 4: Girls' Chorus, 3. Darlene Sinkovich leen Snyder N.H.S.g Honor Roll: Junior Escort 1 Keating Oration Contest: Junior Red Cross: Vodevil: R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4: Central Times Staff, 4: Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4: l,R.S., 1: Girls' Cabinet, 2, 3. Sally Speed N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Quill Q Scroll: Vomlrr vilg Junior Play: Senior Play: Central Wildcat, 3, 4: Central Times Staff, 3, 4: Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4: Blue Masque Sz Gavel, 4: Cats Clan, 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabi- net, 3, -1: Secretary, Senior Class. B4rbara Spinuzzi Chris Spinuzzi Junior lied Cross: G.A.A., lioys' Rifle Club, 3 4: Y-Teens, 2. T.C. Rifle Club. 3. C., 2, 3, 4. ' nne Starika Samuel Spinuzzi Joa N.H.S.: N.F.L.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Junior Red Cross: Vodevil: G.A.A., 2: Central Wildcat, fi, 4: Cen- tral Times Staff, 3, 4: Ale- theorians, 2, 3, 4: Blue Mas- uue 81 Gavel. 3: l.R.S., 1, 2. 3: Debate, l, 2, 3, -li Y- Teens. 2, 3. Florence Thomas Kenngth Tindg-111 Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Junior Red Cross: G,A.A., 1: Central Wildcat, 4: Centra! Timzx Staff, -1: Aletheorians, 3. 4: Y-Teens, 2, Il. Senior Play: Central Wild- eat, 4: Central Times Staff, 4: Key Club, 4: Band, 3, 4. 3.1 Sally Stockton Gem-ge St,-me Marianne Swath I put Te,-lip Honor Roll: Quill 8: Scroll: Junior Red Cross: Vodevil: Junior Play: Central Wild- cat, 3, 4: Central Times Staff, 3, 4: Aletheorians, 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue Masque 8: Gavel, 3, 4: l.R.S., 2: Roll Room Congress, 1: Y-Teens, l, 2: Cats Clan, 4: Wildcat Student Advisor. Patricia Tomko Athenians, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3. N.A.S.S.: Key Club, 4: UC Club. 3, 4: R.0.T.C., 2, 3. Mary Joan Tusing N.H.S.: Honor Roll: Junior Escort: Seholarship Team: Girls' lleclamation Contest: Quill Rr Scroll: Junior Red Cross: Vodevil: Senior l'lay: Central Wildcat, 3, 4: Cen- tral Times Staif, 3, 4: Ale- theorians, 2, 3, 4: Blue Mas- que Kr Gavel, 4: I.R.S., 2, 3: Y-Teens. 1, 2: Keating Hs- say Winner. Willa Dean Tvrce Honor Roll: Aletheorians, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3. llonor Roll: Junior Red Cross: Y-Teens, 2. 3. Rose Marie Valente Honor Roll: Girls' Declanm- tion Contest: Junior Red Cross: Vodevil: State Music Contest: Central Wildcat, 4: Central Times Staff, 4: Ale- thtorianei, 2. 31: Y-Teens, 1: Cats Clan. 4: Girls' Cabinet, 4 : Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, -1 : Girls' State. Kathlyn Thatcher Christnms Pageant: Ce' Wildcat, 4: Central 'I Stalf, 4: Athcnians, 1, -1: Y-Teens, 1, 2. Bill VanDever Dean Van Dyne Ray Van Meter Garth Vaughn Jay Vaughn Louise Vecchio Rose Mary Vella Victor Velardc N.F.L.: N.A.S.S.: Vodevil: R, 0.T.tT., 2, 3, 4. Vodevil: Senior Play: Staize Junior lied Cross: R.C Cheerleaders, 2: R.0.T.C., Hand, 1: Blue Masque Sz 2. 3. 4: C Cluh, 15: 2, 3: Central Wildcat, 4: Gavel. ll Library Club, 3. ish Club, 1. 2. Central Times Staff, 4: Key Club, 2, 3, 4: HC Club, 1. 2, 3, 4: Debate, l, 2: Vive- Presiddnt, Senior Class : President, Sophomore Class. Ietty Verna Bennie Vigil James Viles Angelica Villapondo Pauline Wade Jack Ward Delaine Warne Christmas Pageant: Vodevil: R.0.T.C., 2, 3: Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross: Vodevil: Honor Roll: Aletheorians, 3, Owls, 1, 2, 3, 4: Cats Clan, 1, 2. G.A.A,, 1, 2, 3, 43 Central 4: Y-Teens, 1: Girls' Cabi- 2, 3, 4: Girls' Cabinet, 1, 2, Wildcat, 4: Central Times net, 4. 4: Football Attendant, Staff, 4: Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4. N.F.L.: Junior Red Cross: Vodevil: Junior Play: Senior Play: Central Wildcat, 4: Central Times Staff, 4: Key Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Debate, 2, 3, 4. Christmas Pageantgl 2, 3, 4: Central Tim 3, 4. John W Jack Williams Margaret Ruth Williams R.0.T.C., 2, 3: Blue Masque F.B.I., 1. 8: Gavel, 3. Honor Roll: Junior Escort Vodevil: Central Wildcat, 4 Central Times StaR', 4: Ath- enians, 3, 4: Y-Teens, 1. Martha Williams Richard Williams CliH'ord Wilson Kennie Lou Wilson 3 Athenians, 1. 2: Owls, 3, 42 R.O.T.C., 2, 3, Honor Roll: Owls, 1, 2 : Y-Teens, 1. Y-Teens, 1. ird Wilson Sherman Wiseman Richard Wolfenbarger rs' Rifle Club, 1: R.O.T.C., Vodevil: R.0.T.C., 3, 4: Blue Christmas P21L'921HtC Vodevils Z: F.B.l., 2. 3: C Club, azque Sz Gavel. 4: Boys' F-B-I.. 1. 2, 3. 4: Central Blue Masque K1 Gavel. 1. Chorus, 4, Wildcat, 3, 4: Central Times Staff. 3, 4: Blue Masque 81 Gavel, 3, 4: I.R.S., 4. Zadel Shirley Zupancic Forrest Caleb Telfer, Jr. N.H.S. : Honor Roll: Girls' Ride Club, 1, 3, 4: R.0.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4: Central Wild- cat, 3, 4: Central Times Staff, 3, 4: Owls, 2, 3, 4: Blue Masque Q Gavel, 3: Y- Teens, 1, 2: Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4: Secretary, Junior Class: Honor Roll: Christmas Pag- eant: Operetta: Mixed Chor- us, 4: Thespians, 1, 2, 3, 4: Central Times Staff. 4: Blue Masque 6 Gavel, 4: Central Wildcat, 4: Senior Play, Football Queen. Cv L ' ul Ojjvav , My Lisifi' I L s ' uf ,MV L I . if V! MM, lf - Un V M! I f or 'i 1 V JJ' ll ' J 1, ef 4, ? f nf' 5 , X 1 I I ful' 4 L ,,4'f lf' I. X ,MAX if 4.7,-.-T.,?.,... .-mug-1 Shirley Wyatt Ronnie Wyman Don Young Evelyn Yoxey Junior Play: Blue Masque 81 Vodevil: R.O.T.C., 1: F.B.l.. Student Council, 3, 4: Key Honor Roll: G.A.A., 1, 2 Gavel, 3, 4: Cats Clan, 4: 3: Stage Hands, 1: Blue Mas- Club. 2. 3: C Club. 3, 4. 4: Girls' Rifle Club, 8, Girls' Cabinet, 3, 4. que Sz Gavel, 1: Band 3. Owls, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens. Cats Clan, 2, 3, Cabinet. 3, 4. Activities which are listed by senior pictures were taken from activity sheets which the seniors themselves filled out: therefore, the Wildcat staff assumes no responsibility for any errors which may appear in them. I Awards received after February lst are not listed. Athletic awards will be found in the sports section. amercl Seniors Baca, Louis Bennett, Charlotte Camos, Martha Connor, Hattie Cowdery, John Dunham, Loren Giadone, Victor Hollon, Doris Jones, Melvin Kastelic, Joan Krieger, Conrad Lucero, Joe Lucero, Mary Helen Martinez, Tony Okorn, Rudy Oliva, Raymond Paglione, Richard Pieratt, Pat Ragsdale, Robert Roberts, Mary Romero, Arthur Schweer, Martin Silichia, John Spinuzzi, Samuel Stout, Gary Tharp, La Vera Torres, Bobby Vaughn, Richard Walther, Raymond White, Gaylord 4: Gi ' 4 Ar- I Q., K , I Eg .. . ,,... Q X .2 . r, j ig Q X, . V , . I 1 X., Q. IUNIORS N Pictured above are Junior Class officers: Bill Stewart President' Pauline Jamnick, Secretary, Wally Smith, Vice President, Beverly Wright Treasurer. First Row, l-eft to right: Acosta, Carmen, Acosta, Sain, Aguilar, Mack. Aguirre, Steve. Second Row, left to right: Q 5? Albillar, Davidg Alcon, Frank, Allen, Dona, Alley, Shirley. Third Row, left to right: Alonzo, Benito, Apodaca, Maxg Arellano, Louisg Arellano, Richard. Fourth Row, left to right: I Ashbrook, Jcanetteg Avalos, Claudette, Ayala, Apoloniag Ballash, Jane. i Fifth Row, left to right: Q5-f' Barnes Darrel' Barron, Shirley' Barter Grace. Boyer John. : ,- ' Sixth Row, left to right: Adv in g gi, ,E .1 A ii? it 3 A - ' is 5 ir is if sg Q X: Y Benesch, Ralph, Benjamin, Audrey, Beurman, Albert, Blake, Dennis. 5 Q ..,. 3 EA , I I 5 Q is 1' -N1 6 , o fd! R ' ,,.::..,.:: , . , M' 'irst Row, l-eft to right: Bloom, Cathy: Bongirno, Mary: Borders, Walter: Borneman, Helen: Bradley, Madonna. eeond Row, left to right: Brown, Judy: Browser, Winona: Buchanan, Carlene: Bunnell, Judie: Burke 'hird Row left to ri ht' . g . Burnham, Shirley: Burnett, Frances: Bustillos, Phyllis: Cabera, Leon: Caddell, Cora Lee. ourth Row, left to right: Calde1'on, Eloy: Calkins, Mary Elizabeth: Cano, Nellie: Carney, Margaret: Cardon, Phillip. ifth Row, left to right: Carlson, Janet: Cartmell, Constance: Casuas, Alfie: Casca, Virginia: Castillueci, Eugene. ixth Row, left to right: Cehulski, June: Chiek, Jill: Childs, Gene: Chorak, Mark: Chrisman, Bob. Doris. First Row, left to right: Christner, Dorothy: Clason, Tom: Cleburne, Barbara: Clemens, Maurine: Coats, Edna. Second Row, left to right: Cochran, Gerald: Colalaneia, Danny: Coleman, Kemper: Collins, Audrey Jane: Cravens, Marilyn. Third Row, left to right: Curry, Shirleen: Darnell, Bob: Daugherty, Bonny: Cavis, Bob: Ileflrado, Bernice Fourth Row, left to right: DeLeon, Lupe: DeNiro, Benny: DeRemei', Pat: Dt-Salvo, Phyllis: Diaz, Joe. Fifth Row, left to right: Dionese, Bob: Divelbiss, Dorothy: Dreibholz, Gloria: Dremel, Richard: Dudrich, Dick. Sixth Row, left to right: Dunlap, John: Dyker, Jeanette: Dyker, Jeannene: Egan, Marlene: it lk : A, . F2 S ,l 7 , F r Eiland, Eddie S vt ' N 1 1 n a Zg ,:,' .F Y A1 K K if Nw First Row, left to right: Espinoza, Flora Jane, Even, Gale, Ewing, Bob, Fass, Louis, Felps, Ida, Ferraro, Gene, Ferrell, Doris. Second Row, left to right: Fiscel, Janetg Fisher, Bill, Flakes, Myrtle, Flores, Beatriceg Flores, Sally, Flori, Lawrence, Gacnik, Katherine. Third Row, left to right: Gadlin, Leatag Gadlin, Mary, Gale, Scott, Gallegos, Carlos, Gallegos, Joe, Galves, Nina, Garcia, Genevieve. Fourth Row, left to right: Gardner, Harold, Gardner, Lula Belleg Gatewood, Jerry, Giarratano, Pat: Godinez, Inez, Gonzales, Marie, Gorshe, Pat. we 9 'D' 1 fx' K l 'il 5 ii ,i,.. . Qt ..,,. .,.. . .. l L A 'H Q K 'il ,N ox sw, 'lm Qimk -H T, Q in if V Q 1 I if ., Q ,JA x af 5 J ik K Y S 5? F QS, L 3 Q X- H., .s 'GY uw, left to right: Grant, Mary Ellen, Green, Beverly, Gieene, Claudine, ves, Lorna, Gunderson, Donna, Gunter, Earl, Gustamantes, Darrel. Row, left to right: Hargis, Charles, Hartman, Donita, Hensley, L1 noir, nandez, Magdalen, Heira, Christine, Herrera, Michael, Herring, Ida. nw, left to right: Hoggman, Robbie, Holtorf, Jean, Holtorf, Joan, d, Barbara, Houston, Jean, Huffman, Wayne, Hunt, Gloria. tow, left to right: Hunter, Diane, Hunze, Hildegarde, Hurlbut, Mary Loc, ', Maurice, Jaher, Bob, Jacques, Angelita, James, Jack. nw, left to right: Jamnick, Pauline, Jaquish, Nancy, Johnson, F ances, ison, Ruth, Johnson, Shirley, Julian, Mary Elizabeth, Kalaras, Elaine. vw, left to right: Keithley, Barbara, Kelly, Pat, Kirk, Ann, Klfpfel, Willard, dson, Doug, Koehevar, Janice, Kolbezen, Frank. First Row, l-eft to right: Lane, Dick, Lane, Mary, Lash, Lydia, Lawson, Boh, Lelwer liin Second Row, left to right: Lee, Charlene, Lee, Harriet, Leete, Jack, Leithhead, Nanny tx s Third Row, left to right: Lierz, Richard, Linville, Jerry, Littell, Anne, Lohniiller, B lm It no M ldt Fourth Row, left to right: Lynch, Chris, Malone, Don, Markus, Barbara, Maroye, R l0Nl lin int Fifth Row, left to right: Marrinan, Joe, Marshall, Max, Martin, Don, Martin, Ralph M ttlntl B l Sixth Row, left to right: Martinez, Della, Martinez, Esther, Martinez, Jessie, Mal'tllltl Shnltv Matthews, Shirley. is Q le , if 3 ' I ' .ee t M :X if A t V XQX QQ if ,. 4 ,J Q Nik it s REQ Wm x 'G R W . .S First Row, l-eft to right: Maurello, Rosalindg McBride, Barbarag McClellan, Robertg McGill, Bobg McKinney Toby Lynng Medina, Mary Anng Medina, Virginia. Second Row, left to right: Melton, Dong Mena, Peggyg Menor, Eleanorg Middelkamp, Eleanorg Mihelich, Bettyg Miketa, Fredg Miklich, Bob. Third Row, left to right: Miller, Deang Moore, Evelyng Morria, Gertrudeg Mutz, Tillieg Myers, Joyceg Nowrocki, Fredg Nigro, Lorraine. Fourth Row, left to right: Noble, Jang Numoto, Sochiko fSusieJg O'korn, Rudyg Olson, Ronaldg Oliva, Raymondg Opp, Ralphg Orr, Alden. F I A A Q S xi ' - W , .5 A X ge QL First Row, left to right: Smith, Wally, Smrdu, Margie, Spanjol, Marilyn, Sterner, Fred, Stewart, Bill Second Row, left to right: Stofac, Frank, Storey, Shirley, Stout, Gail, Strah, Dave, Stuart, Jim. Third Row, left to right: Stubler, Robert, Sullivan, Karen Jo, Thielbar, Frank, Torres, Bennie, Tucker, Warren. Fourth Row, left to right: Trujillo, Penny, Tuell, Lester, Tyson, Marjorie, Urioste, Lillian, Vadnal, Barbal 1 Fifth Row, left to right: Venuto, Bob, Vertover, Betty Jean, Vest, Nyla Jean, Vitullo, Barbara, Waddelow. Lois Jean. Sixth Row, left to right: Waggoner, Janice, Wallis, Marilyn, Weed, Shirley, Wells, Janice, Wertz, Dick i as 'F 6 .. X ei' 'N 'NR N 2 ,,,.q b. 1 2 is X' es l Ne, Q M ,. 1 P X A Q 4 i' ki , swiss Az' x . -s Rv e all f ', left to right: Oster, Dale, Padilla, Mary Lou, Papish, James, h, Mary Ann, Pardun, Barbara, Pearce, Shirley, Perez, Dora. nw, left to right: Perko, Barbara Jean, Peterson, Barbara, Petrick, Albert, ps, Curtis, Pierce, Vernon, Pohlmeier, James, Porter, Allen. ' l-eft to ri ht' Porttr loan' Portilli-is Charles, Puente, Dan, Pulido, Gloria, ir, James, Rendon, Charles, Roberts, Fred. nw, left to right: Ruggzieri, Phyllis, Rump, Peggy Ann, Runco, Pat, Beth, Samberson, Anna Jean, Sandoval, Helen, Santos, Eutimio. ', left to right: Sehlotterbeck, Russell, Sell, Harold, Shaver, Jack, food, Winnie, Shidler, Joan, Shields, Betty Jo, Shigeta, Ronald. ', left to right: Showalter, Pat, Sh ' ' ' Shyne, George, , Shirley, Slosky, Bill, Smith, on, Smith, Joan. ,fb l , x Q QV Q X ' l 3 tx 1. l, X TJ x ' ' N , , V A N -. H i Pictured above, in full regalia typical of the prom, are: back row, left to right A .NA Don Gordon, Phillip Cardon, Ray Biondi, Bob Elich, and Eddie Mitchell N . ' N front row, left to right: ol U s N Beverly Wright, Judy Brown, Marianne Swath, Donna Greenwood, ani NX I KX 7 Sally Speed. Eddie Mitchell and Sally Speed were King and Queen of th Xi , 1953 Junior-Senior Prom, held April 18 at the Country Club. . p x , .x l First Row, left to right: I ' . Wheeler, Shannon, Williams, Harris, Williams, Robbieg Williams, Shu-leyg '. Williams, Warren, Wolfenbarger, Daisy, Wood, Reeva Jean. ,P Second Row, left to right: ' Wright, Beverly, Youhouse, Frankg Young, Beverlyg Young, Fordg Youngblood, J - Londag Zanetell, Gloria, Zobeck, Carrie Lou. U ' Third Row, left to right: v 1' f ,- Zupancic, Joan. 5, , 4 ' ' H r 1 ,J K F xv! X kj x I 1' kb f Q I 1:2 ' if J .f FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 4 fl' ' J , ' X! f! 1 J K 5 Bottom Row, left to right: Freshman Officers Danny Vujcich, Joe Hurd, Greta Knight, and Bob Richards Top Row, left to right: Sophomore Officers Lois Ann Miller, Dick Weller, Robin Evans, and Bud Elich. 1 . GROUP I Row 1, left to right: Chavez, A., Cruz, C., Berumen, M., Bruce. N., Baca, E., Abetta, A., Arellano, D., Archer, V., Apple, S., Belveal, J., Boyd, P., Bacino, J., Allee, L., Allee, C., Cihibi, P., Anderson, G., Aguilar, S., Arriaga, R., Alcon, A., Anzlovar, E., Aguilar, J. Row 2: Aguilar, R., Chacan, D., Bonse, D., Collier, J., Boitz, J., Barnes, G., Amato, C., Brossia, L., Buccola, A., Buryl, B., Ayers, B., Ard, K., Adamich, J., Ambrose, A., Angerer, D., Ashby, J., Allen, B., Cooley, A., Akin, R., Anton, H., Aguilar, J., Aconda, S. Row 3: Bornman, V., Croshal, M., Chrisman, D., Cortez, S., Allee, M., Burtraw, S., Burgert, L., Beauvis, E., Ball, N., Black- burn, A., Brosselero, R., Bosley, C., Buchanan, J., Burris, B., Bertram, M., Bell, S., Berger, D., Bangirm, C., Bersentes, H., Batham, J. Row 4: Craddock, S., Cermec, J., Cain, S., Champlain, D., Carillo, A., Clark, M., Cirullo, C., Cusumano, J., Apodoca, M., Curtice, R., Arnold, B., Carpio, E., Burnhum, J., Baker, D., Bland, B., Clementi, J. Saw iff .L--. W if! . A-w.:.,,,,. . M. , X- . use Ms.. GROUP II Row 1, left to right: Carara, D., Davis, G., Davis, M., Dial, L., Ellsworth, L., Evans, J., Espinoza, M., Epps, N., Evans, R., Decker, D., Diaz, M., DeVencenty, M., Frank, A., DeLeon, R., Dunfec, K., Drake, W., Denman, L., Dewner, S. Row 2: Hendren, R., Jakshe, S., Golob, A., Frankmore, J., Foster, B., Frazier, M., Frederikson, L., Griege, M., Gallegos, B., Garcia, F., Elich, B., Guerrero, R., Godec, J., Gilland, A., Donnelly, J., Dyer, B., Daney, D., DesJardins, R., Dickson, D., Decker, C. Row 3: Dalton, K., Golob, R., Gilmore, H., Gonzoles, I., Garcia, L., Gonzales, M., Getierrez, M., Grace, S., Her- nandez, D., Evan, E., Ebrecht, J., Drummond, B., Green, L., Garrett, M., Denton, J., Douglass, L., Figueroa, N., Green, J., Fechrekolb, D., Ferraro, D., Fleming, B. GROUP III Row 1, left to right: Lash, J., Martinez, L., Kadunc, A., Kasic, J., Jacques, S., Jaramillo, D., Jaber, J., Jiminez, M., Keller, J., Koshak, C., Klune, C., Kendall, A., Hayworth, J., Haling, J., Huth, B., Haning, E., Hernandez, A., Maes, E., Lara, L., Hernandez, C. Row 2: Montoya, E., Martinez, S., Mase, C., McKenrick, D., Martino, D., Manley, P., Leach, R., Lauricella, R., Luke, M., Lowe, D., Knoth, D., Kristan, J., Kennedy, C., Knight, R., Knight, D., Koschke, L., Johnson, E., Jamnick, N., Johnson, B., James, N., Jacklovich, B. Row 3: Hedlund, L., Helm, T., Jansen, R., Magruder, E., Morone, S., Horton, R., Jones, C., Lovette, O., Lane, G., Latka, W., Luna, S., Lepetsos, D., Lee, R., Livermore, F., Lopez, B., Lucero, M., Luna, M., Lauth, S., Lar- son, J. Row 4: Huffman, W., Hood, E., Hutchinson, J., Martinez, E., Martinez, R., Martin, B., Malery, R., Middlekamp, A., Moore, J., Harvey, E., Hrobak, J., Loody, C., Lopez, J., Lucero, J., Lucero, I., Lujan, R., Lucero, W., Loeffler, N. 35. GROUP IV Row 1, left to right: Stefano, R., Pisciotte, M., Potcstio, A., Plath, D., Patterson, L., Ogaz, R., O'Connor, M., Orr, N., Miller, L., McDonald, J., McLead, L., Mesojedec, E., Medved, A., McKay, M., Oliver, S., Morrell, B., Man- zanares, A., Madrid, A., Manzanares, D., Martinez, A. Row 2: Trontel, B., Ross, R., Romero, D., Peek, S., Pallazzola, P., McMullen, M, Mohorcich, Y., Mishmash, J., Posse, S., Oliva, J., Nicks, D., Novak, J., Nelson, S., Nokovich, E., Nix, J., Nunez, G., Nigro, J., Negomir, B., Mohorich, H. Row 3: Ressler, B., Rodriguez, J., Ramirez, G., Pomeleo, T., Pagano, S., Santos, J., Palizzi, B., Pino, S., Poteet, J., McTavish, D., Pullaro, J., Pearce, D., Pile, D., Phillips, B., Potter, M., Potter, J., Pachek, L., Panion, B., Peck, G., Parker, J. Row 4: Smith, L., Ramirez, J., Savage, B., Reid, D., Roldan, N., Perea, E., Potter, J., Presol, J., Quintana, J., Pacheco, F., Marchbanks, I., Malone, D., Millson, B., Murphy, G., Matthews, G., Montoya, F., Manzanares, F. '! GROUP V Row 1, left to right: Stewart, C., Robinson, G., Scheurer, M., Smith, B., Smith, P., Smith, R., Raloty, Z., Riggen, H., Sanchez, R., Reeves, G., Romero, C., Ramirez, M.., Rodriguez, A., Roybal, A., Roche, M., Stewart, A., Weber, D. Row 2: Stiles, J., Spagnoli, P., Spinuzzi, R., Silvio, C., Starr, D., Styduhar, A., Shafer, S., ShlllllJ21l'g't'1',R.Q Shiner, J., Samec, R., Ralston, M., Strickland, M., Rennie, E., Radacy, S., Ruspini, N. Row 3: Schuerman, M., Sutton, M., Richards, L., Simmons, L., Samuels, B., Schuer, J., Sandoval, B., Sticca, D., Sanchez, A., Richardson, J., Sprinzer, J., Roscover, R., Richardson, D., Reeves, E., Robinson, L., Smith, P. GROUP VI Row l, left to right: Weber, D., Vail, J., Timrne, C., Speer, E., Trevithick, J., Teck, A., Tharp, N., Tcdrow, W. Virant, R., Tresso, G., Tague, L., Prentice, M., Titus, M., Tusing, P., Tzitman, V., Vusil, M., Thompson, E., Valdez, I., Ulibarri, L. Row 2: Walling, D., Woodley, J., Wilson, E., Walther, D., Wallis, D., Wimsatt, D., Williams, D., Welch, S., Wiley B., Wilson, J., Warne, C., Vialpando, E., Valdez, V., Valdez, A., Troyer, D., Teck, A., Ulilmrri, R., Tulfoya, D Row 3: Whaley, J., Tedrow, C., Will, L., Winters, D., Warren, W., Wydick, D., VanDevender, B., Weller, D. Vivoda, M., Williams, F., Vergillo, E., Walruff, J., Wyatt, G., Wind, P., Wilhite, H. FRESHMEN GROUP I-Upper Left Row 1, left to right: Ayala, Whiteman, Janoski Vujcich Taullie, Finch, Hunter, Knight, Dunbar, Allenl, Hunterl Cooper. Row 2: Markland, Blood, Hamilton, Iacaibone, Edwards Simpson, Smith, Dalie, Mills, Kendal. Row Gurski, Higby, Clayton, Castellucci, Cortnler, Beune Lujan, Morris, Bradley, Trimble, Madrid. N Nu, W Row 4: Arndt, Medued, Rooth, Yeargain, Simmons, Pul- lare, Smith, O'Leary, Garner, Conner. Row 5: Kochevar, McClure, Camack, Byrd, Shrewsberry DiSipie, Bell, McMurtree, Richeson. 2 GRO UP II-Upper Right Row 1, left 'to right: Bonfiglie, DeNardo, Oliver, Hill Cloer, Davis, Dreibholz, Reynolds, Carlson, Buchi, Lee Flores, Rodriguez. ! ! Row 2: Barlow, Drummond, Miller, Williamson, Takaki, Hurd, Kellogg, Marmer, Nuci, McTavish, Holland, Rou- gas, Trower, Berckefeldt. Row 3: Lanza, Akin, Culig, Olsen, Burns, Rebar, McMavey, McMann, Sandoval, Sales, Morrell, Galvez. Row 4: Riggio, Rosales, McFerren, Thomas, Sullivan, Whittemore, Spoonc. Row 5: Armstrong, Hayes, Galves, Zamora, Kelso, Gar- GROUP III Row 1, left to right: Laughlin, Dockslede, Shidler, Rogue Aquirre, Solorzano, Feuerstein, Johnson, Martin, Jones Janezich, Lucero, Quist. Row 2: Baca, Montelongo, DeSalvo, Salazar, Ayala, Roque Martinez, Madrill, Florez, Tannahill, Fox, Roush, Gal- legos. Row 3: Ofsanko, Rambo, Bailey, Rutherford, Martinez Jiminez, Allen, Allee, Puliano, Sabo, Large, Hawkins Julien. Row 4: Vodopich, Wertz, Wennerlund, Treese, Koncilia Smith, Gadlin, Easton, Maas, Velasco, Huston, Valdez Hildebrandt, Hodges. duno, Roseman. GROUP IV Row 1, left to right: Hollon, Godec, Richardson, Gering Theis, Jones, Jones, E., Evans, Baccino, Montoya, Quill lan, Burnett, Melton. Row 2: Archer, Herrara, Thompson, Beruman, Sutton GROUP V Row 1 CSittingJ left to right: Barnett, Patti, Boyd, Mulay, Pulido, Seigle, Sajatovich, Herman. Standing: Lewis, Kenyon, Ware, Arden, Craig, Romero, Opp, Pecoraro, McDonald, Purkey. Showalter, Hurbrand, Snell, Petit, Czar, Houston, To: disco. Row 3: Ramirez, Jones, Buck, Swearingen, Miller, Poin- dexter, Chick, Hinkle, Finn, Montologa. Row 4: Collins, Zupancic, Gallimore, Pilcher, Lest, Fajt, Scott, Delpapa, Allen, Lubanouski. Row 5: Jackson, Lowe, Diaz, Maldonado, White, Hermes, Patti, Greenwood, Vogoss, Dedon, Lewis. ff :wx as vt' 0 'EN .W if W 5 s, 'N wk . x N K j N , , Aw BM' . 1349.16 Q 3, , KEQQQX' 'xv- -s 9 X N. 6 W . v3 .3 Q O D pix Y Q V GROUP I Row 1: Allen, Felps, Prior, Roldan, Ketchum. Row 2: Guerrare, Chape, Davis, Brothers, Free- myr, Jenick. Row 3: Hannafious, Plamer, Berkley, Elliott, Drake, Bonse. Row 4: Stanley, Richards, Taylor, Fureman, Bunt, Lamb. GROUP II Row 1: Meyers, Packan, Youngblood, Petter, Gillespie, Golob, Downs, Cook, Jacquez, Carroll, Salazar, Kenick, Sample, Nethery. Row 2: Miles, Hernandez, Mohorich, Notting- ham, Stevens, Nichols, Voss, Fass, Porter, Zer- fas, Kochevar, Oster, Pohimier, Shinovich. Row 3: Margrave, Prough, Stephens, Turner, Salvitelli, Puente, Wallace, Lierz, Stanley, Chir- by, Kempner, Gonzales. GROUP III Row 1: Klipfel, Gutierrez, Arellano, Chavez, Jimenez, Gonzalles, Lopez, Lucero, Nunez, Burt, Erdmann, Reynolds, King, Brul. Row 2: Godinez, Herrera, Tenerie, Cusick, Gal- legos, Jacklovich, Skube, DeGrade, Baker, Davis, Donley, De Salvo, Givven, Ward. Row 3: Gerrera, Dields, Lucero, Jordan, Kalb, Koshak, Cvar, Pisciotta, Gardiner, Simovich, Hegler, Jaramille, Samora. Row 4: Madrill, Gadlin, Casuas, Avery, Miner- ich. GROUP IV Row 1: Sandoval, Ellbeck, Clawson, Scarafl- otti, Perry, Rusick, Cortmell, Pugel, Kochiove- los, Huskin, Queen, England, Leach, Sandoval. Row 2: Falletta, Cannon, Garcis, Dreibholz, Scribner, Tezak, Sands, Doninquez, Prioste, Glanville, Tise, Biby, Hicks, Smith. Row 3: Kissel, Snoots, Smelek, Temble, Stanko, Jones, Mack, Hutchson, Wright, Viles, Earnest, Swearinman. Row 4: Warren, Schiro, Wilkins, Shigetta, Vaughn, Williams, Hobbs, Hughes, Hughes, J., Owens, Keen, Bonney, Vigil. Row 5: Sabo, Thomas, Shrock, Luedeman, Newkirk, Gust, Ridley. 19, xx GROUP V Row 1: Dehn, Odechich, Simmons, Santos, Viles, Gonzales, Trujillo, Esquivel, Roldon, Abeyta, Marshall, Baros, Sal- azar. Row 2: Guenther, Arnold, Smith, Mixon, Downer, Kruglet Medina, Pargola, Ladd, Russell, Colletti, Marshall. Row 3: Taylor, Gonzoles, Smith, Higdon, Gillan, Vining Apodaco, Roldan, Koski, Menor, DeNardo, Bargrover. Row 4: Baross, Beltron, Tucker, Wonnell, Robb, Leonard, Secora, Polhill, Champlain. GROUP VI Row 1: Avalos, Anzlovar, Lee, Johnston. Row 2: Townsend, Maes, Gonzales, Ortega, Abeyta Acosta. Row 3: Byerly, Venuto, Marino, Mascarenus, Spinuzzi Bernard, Heidegger, Trujillo, Vigil. an1.-f uma. ix is . an - - u lu: , , . J-un 1577! ' - diff' 'f tri fwwfi cea.fv.777 vosbi J f',. Q., ia, f , . . Q is . V www I ffm! 5511 obwwvv -fbbcxtlbvfv .Aa-a mf. 5 , AM L ' ' .J O wP0'0'-Cx' ' pl CD 0- A 4454.5 I B .Afovl 'Dye DU the last five decades, Central's music department has kept pace with the rapid growth of the rest of the school. Students have excellent facilities available to them and have learned to enjoy music not only for the pleasure it gives them, but also the pleasure it gives others. Those participating in Central's musical activities are also encouraged to enter such groups as the Pueblo Civic Symphonyg thus, they become valuable members of their com- munity. The trend in Central's growing art department during the past years has been toward variety and specialization. Because of the rapid increase in the number of students attending our school, the department has had more funds available with which to purchase a greater variety of materials to work with. This has made the course more interestingg as a result, more students have taken it and discovered new avenues to pleasure and profit. Although students taking drama derive a great deal of personal enjoyment from it, they also give an immeasura- ble amount of pleasure to their fellow students and teachers. The drama department has enlarged its old activities and created new ones throughout the past half centuryg this has been possible because of the co-operation of the students, the board, and the citizens of this community. Drama students are also encouraged to benefit their community by joining the Pueblo Civic Players. QQTRT Art In Action Studio at Central High The best way to take on a problem is by attacking the basic structure. In this case the problem is the contours of the human body. Shown below are: Don Smith, Mauriene Mattocks, Gail Barnes, and Sally, an old favorite Central model. Straight lines, curves, and planes put to- gether in the right proportions yield some of man's mechnical genius. Struggling with the right proportions are: Don Smith, Chuck Lu- cero, and Bob Ewing. More anatomy, but in more interesting forms. Pic- tured here are Ktop to bottomhz ffirst rowl Karl Carlson, Lawrence Fields, David Prior, Cyndra Green, Beatrice Flores, fsecond rowl Pat Palazzola, An- nette Styduhar, Shirley Burtraw, Norma James, Mike Doonan, sketching from living models, Ina Ruth Le Fevre and Gretel Hartley. Doriss Decker paints in oils While Carolynu Markus cuts out inserts used in this book. C-i.i'1S .9q,llTlS of iile Nfl DSPGTimeHi Art is here to stay. We've had it for 3,000 years. Before the discovery of fire, the invention of the wheel or the knowledge of agriculture. men were decorating the walls of caves with ground rock colors because it was important to them. A survey of a recent issue of Collier's maga- zine showed that 97 of the 120 pages in one issue had art work on them. So, it must still be im- portant. It is a long way from prehistoric caves to Colliers, but the motive is the same. The purpose of our art department is to help these students take art. Whether they want to become illustrators or just draw, the art depart- ment tries to help them. Some students have tal- entg some don't. All are interested in art. llow- ever good or bad they may be, they are probably happier people for being able to do something creative. If they can do it better for having had an art course, then our aim has been realized. Collaborating with Student Council and the various organizations on the Vodeville are: fleft to rightl Ann Burns, Tommy Pomeleo, Beatrice Lopez, and Jimmy Richardson. GRC YK: ex 'I Reims QAM gm ex Oegeaxx Epps X1 Cow Baines Chow Bose NX-he NT meme LQYXXQWA Decker Yew? Psoo Ymvnp Mack Pxgdxmv Lo-fcvw. 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'abr . ,..15U I if S A ull' W Aw 5 ,.'a..,, WV 1 ,nfyin vx Q., CAW Yv-agqnonn Yfxondx 001355 Oecvet E9nxtXefj YN XXYm11X5 Snxdeg Yeatcg Bee Yann N5-zmdxa Btovnete Gnanome Dnnb-at Bass Nancy Owens Barbara Y-avdnn Barbma X4-dwnxefg Nanci Ban 3 can 'ivevwdxck NN Mt en XN XXYx-afns Franck Horne- Qomhd Gordon Cagetan Cnknenxo Cotnex Gafen Geuvn-ext EN xn Gvarnentm ' ' Xlnnnson et et Uowgkae Dick P-ng 'vtnwbsmeg Vten Sm-xvocxix Scokx Came ca Chem 3 M0 Evmmnxwnes ?'ngXYxe Ansixn Nxzwkwn X14-nxxf, Vcvcns-Axon Y'nxXYxQ Cannon VJKXX YI anbcri cndct Bong NKc0onzxkX Vkxkes Pwnc xiwxa Body Brow n Bmbm-n YXct'nmnn Cxavknek P-nwdxncme Nxux-swat -zxnwonw Yvocwj OQSWO Bev ctw YN txgfnk Qoxgxe SnWCO owe I N -mfg SGWSYX Ba-foaw 'iwnrefse-'onffi B-as-soon Ywonnxe 94 29 Bae-5 CX-axknek Okcv S-MiiX2500 'Yuba a QBQX Gnxrxet 1 f CDRCHESTRA STAFF Joe Patti, Freshman Representative Raymond Biondi, Utility Representative Bevery WVright, Secretary Rocky DeNiro, President Elaine Speer, Sophomore Representative Margaret DeHeart, Senior Representative Wally Smith, Junior Representative QENTRAL SYMPHQNY CYVIEIVXBERS First row : Masterantonio, Epps, Dicus, DeHeart, Shrewsberry, Keithley. Back row: Smith, Cardon, Chimento, Gordon, Biondi, Even. lil' F77 gb, f , Q R-ff 7, - , , dvi, Ji-,C ?4,4,,,..z !,ZAtl,rffV.f',-,,g 'tl ig bg-f x1Q'f: ,rw u 3 , f? fmlijw :WW The music department at Central has progressed above and beyond all expectations of its founders. The C.H.S. Orchestra was the first to appear. It made its debut in 1916 with 17 members. Its progress was of little notice and for several years there was no orchestra. One of its early directors was Miss Lois Hull, well known to many later Centralites as the Latin teacher. . The Glee Clubs came into existence in 1917. The groups varied from class groups to mixed groups with the present organizations coming into the spotlight much later. Central's first operetta was in 1920 under Miss Hull. In 1923 under W. H. Samuels the Band made its first public appearance at the Canon-Central game. Mr. Stillman became director of the band in 1925 and formulated it into a successful band. The final definite time set aside for a musical or- ganization was in 1925 when the orchestra was given time in the curriculum. 7 MissNHardin came to Central the same year and directed the Glee Clubs to many successes. During the next decade, the music departments achieved many successes. In 1937 Mr. Keltner became band and orchestra director. Mr. Miller came to Central in 1945 and Mr. Rosen in 1951. Miss Thompson started her music career at Central in 1948. Today the orchestra has 85 members, the band 105, and the Glee Clubs 250 members. QBAND STAFF Judy Brown, Hcad Librarian Km-nnotli Tindall, Baud Major Marilyn VVallis, Librarian Q Beverly Wright, Secretary Kenny Richcson, Band Staff I Barbara HL-rlxrand, l.ilmrarian Ronnie Even, Band Staff Wally Smith, Assistant Band Major Judy McDonald. Librarian BAND Top row, left to right: Warren Williams, Wanda Davis, Kenny Hobbs. 2nd row: Greta Knight, Cathy Bloom, Judy Brown, Juanita Bradley, Cloetta Scott, Dick Jamieson, Doyle Smith, David Pearce, Jay O'Leary, Joyce Jensen, Sue Ann Hamilton. 3rd row: Keith Barber, Janet Fiscal, Dick Lepestos, Fredricka Tannahill, Bilton Garrett, Tom Janoski, Beverly Wright, Antoinette Masterantonio, Joe Taullie. 4th row: Jim Morris, Roger Samuels, Dick Angerer, Galen Gearheart, Ervin Gearheart, Donald Gordon, Nancy Kis- sell, Joan Trevithick. 5th row: Clarence Alcala, Jerry Belveal, Joe Gust, Don Owens, Fred Nawrocki, Cajetan Chimento, Don Malone, Sam Suna, Elaine Speer. 6th rovslgz Barirgra Shrewsbury, Judy McDonald, Phil Cardon, Vinton Simpson, Marilyn Cravens, Kenneth Tindall, rum agor. Majorettes, left to right: Eleanor Potestio, Charlien Camack, Barbara Hood, Joan Kastelic. e Y Y Annual Q A Q Q i - Q -M99 es.. SLN HQ, BAND Back row, left to right: Warren Tucker, Paul Currier, Dwight Malone, Alice June Fajt. 2nd row, left to right: Jane Garner, Verlene Shugart, Winnie Sherwood, Lou Ella Burgert, Karyl Kochevar, Elnora Reeves, Theo Kochiovelos, Carol Blood, Joan Hicks. 3rd row, left to right: Dick Wallis, Betty Jean Viles, Jerry Dedon, Alden Orr, Lawrence Flori, Bob Elich, Art Sim- mons, Richard Rivas, Danny Vujcich. 4th row, left to right: Nick Figueora, Benny DeNiro, Tony Pullaro, Bob McGill, Marilyn Wallis, Mike Dalio, Ronnie Even, Rudy O'Korn, Phyllis Austin. 5th row, left to right: Bill Finch, Francis Livermore, Bill Van Devender, James Crist, James Ridley, Ken Richeson, Joe Ramirez, Wally Smith. 6th row, left to right: Nancy Owens, Barbara Pardun, Joaan Iacabone, Robert Smith, Nick Catallo, Barbara ller- brand, Lois Ann Miller. Majorettes, left to right: Lorraine Nigro, Oma Lea Lovette, Linda Roberts, Oma Jean Sutton. Seated, left to right: Bonnie Moore, JoAnn Larson, Anna Ruth Easton JoAnn Donahue, Marilyn Bacino, Janet Carlson Jean Olson. Standing, left to right: Norma Davis, Frances Johnson, Phyllis Ruggieri JoAnn Kochis, Joan Porter, Toby McKinney. Cen frafjan Row 1: Johnson: Vail Mesojedecg Samber- song Runco Row 2: McLeod: Vad nal g Tyson 5 Wheeler g Maurello Standing: Ballashg Low Grigg Seated: Shields: Knoth Smith, P.g Gunderson Dickson: Cartmell 5 Johnson, S.: Parker Central's musical productions always need the touch of a good person or persons at the keyboard to give that bit of background that is of the utmost importance. At the piano are ftopj Janet Carlson and Jim Parkinson, and fbottomj Donita Hartman and Caleb Telfer. The major production of the vocal department was the light opera the Bartered Bride, performed by the mixed chorus, Centralian, and a few picked voices. Leads are pictured on the opposite page. M ff? Leads and Accompanist, Inside Inn Cleft to righty Barbara Moore, John Donnel, Donita llartman, Mike Doonan By Door of lnn Qleft to rightj Bob Allen, Barbara Pardun, Winona Browser, Rm Allen Outside of Inn Cleft to righti Sid llugrhes, Eddie Eiland, Doriss Decker, Joe llizzrihuli W 2 ZW m Mixed Chorus Bottom Row: Left to right Pat Showalterg Jill Chickg Doriss Deckerg Maurine Clemensg Hildegarde Hunzeg Dorothy Christner. Second Row: Left to right Joan Jaberg Shirley Williamsg Virginia Archerg Grace Barterg Nola Ruspinig Edda Pearl Johnson. Third Row: Left to right Oma Lea Lovetteg Dian Shumateg Anna Ruth Eastong Audrey Benjaming Robbie Williamsg Donna McTavish. Fourth Row: Left to right Bob Marting Ray Alleng Karl Carlsong David Pearceg Bob McClellan. Top Row: Left to right Caleb Telferg Joe Marrinang Frank Thielbarg Jim Parkinsong Mike Doonan. 1'-s.,.., wN '9 a-qn..l.- A -. P!w.mfw1,,,,, s., 1 ,,,. ..- - '.Av' .-. ww 'vw M in Jen.. 1 QU fl i 2 S -uh-in.--q,-.,,,,, Mixed Chorus Top Row: Left to right: Paul Currierg Frank Kolbexeng Jesse-e Dawkins: Sid llughesg David Reed. 2nd Row: Jim Leechg John Donnellyg Gene Castelluccig Bob Allen: Spenser Bell. 3rd Row: Nyla Jean Vestg Mary Lee llurlbutg Sherman Wisemung James llarrellg Eddie Eiland. 4th Row: Bonnie Mooreg Joan Porterg Bz11'ba1'z1 Mendenlmllg Hazel Greeningg Doris Burkettg Barbzlra Purdullz June Bulzish. 5th Row: Doris Ferrell: Winona Browserg Jo Anne Donahue: Robin Evansg Donita llartnmng Lois Anne Millerg B12ll'f3,'2ll'0l Dellezlrt Pictured at right is the nging Christmas tree. Boys Ch orus Top Row: left to right-Dan Colalanciag Sherman Wisemang Bob Alleng Mike Herrerag Joe Lucerog Desiderio Montoya. Row II: Bob Leachg Russell Schlotterbuckg Joe Montoyag Sipriano Arellanog Sam Corteseg Lee Douglasg Lyle Hedlund. Row III: Sid Hughesg Leroy Turmang Harold Gilrnoreg Bruce Donneyg Larry Ludeman. Row IV: Jim Parkinsong Ray Leachg Dean Farmerg Lawrence Velascog Ken Hobbs. DRAMA Fifty years ago, the cry of budding actors and actresses at Central the thing. Now, in 1953, we still find the enthusiasts of was The play's the stage living by the same motto. Times have changed, but drama is Plays were popular with 1903 audiences, and they are just as popular with Central students today. Costumes, plots, make-up, the thrill of being someone else for a while are still the always with us. rehearsals, and same now as they were fifty years ago. Of course, advances have been made along many lines. Student stage hands, stage managers, and publicity agents have become the standard of Central productions. The better quality of acting, the increased amount of student participation, the professional tone of the performances, and the improved stage settings have been the result of fifty years of progress. Below are Centralites who contributed time and talents in the Vodevil production Dreamtime Receipts finance Student Council activities for the year. LAJLHV 'Aor,,:1, ct' . - fgvov-J cA'B1N'if1 BLUE oberta cogent b M X Q my Swim A Beau- I . ?at R105 presents ,Fat Nufnbefs -wi' . M., Dreaffieg' GAVEK M- VODEVIL A, and Th H , Weems and e COYS Hollen and Pictured here is the cast of The Admirable Crichton by Sir James Barrie presented by the Senior class on Friday, December 5, 1952. Lower left panel: left to right Sally Speedg Caleb Telferg Ray Biondi fkneelingj Top Panel: left to right Doris llollong Cora Eppsg Jim Parkinsfung Elizabeth Josephg Jerry Bushner. Lower right panel: left to right Marianne Swathg Mike Des Jardinsg Eddie Mitchell g Eileen Perkins fsittingj fi ML' se : -X as ,.....1..---1-1 ,ry Standing in front: Robbie Williams. Back row: Scott Gale, Gene Childs, Joe Diaz, Ralph Benesh, Gene Ferraro, Darrell Barnes. Seven Sisters was presented by the class of 1954, May 1, 1953. Reading from left to right: Harriet Lee, Lanore Hensley, Beverly Young, Coralee Cadell, Jean Houston, Ann Kirk, Eleanor Middelkamp. Shot of stage craft class in action: Front row left to right: Louise Vecchio, Mildred Beurman, Jo Anne Myers, Lucille Fern. Back row left to right: Jean Lantz, Larry Schweers, Junior Gonzales, Wallace Warren Gregory Roldan, Ronnie Wyman, Darrell Barnes. During the past fifty years progress has been made not only in Centra1's curriculum, but also in the quantity and quality of activities offered to her student body. Just as buggy rides have been abolished in favor of dragging Main in a hot rod, so organizations have changed their character in order to meet the new and different requirements of their members. Central has discovered that debating and creative Writing, once considered extra- curricular activities, are important enough to be incorporated into the curriculum. The societies once devoted to these activities, therefore, now devote their time to rounding out the personalities of their members and helping others. Each of the activities that existed in 1903 has evolutionized and become finer and more useful by adjusting itself to present-day problems and needs, or it has fallen by the Way and a new, more adaptable activity has arisen in its place. Thus, with an open mind and flexible opinions, Central has met the challenge of the ever changing world and emerged victorious. M, g'f?25mM LMP' lgmvggxw Student Council In the field of student government, Central was one of the first pioneers. Since 1923, Central has had a government ofthe students, by the students, and for the students. Political leadership and training are one of the results yielded the participants in our student council, a training which is of much value in later years. Standing: Left to right: Dian Leeg Doriss Deekerg Donna Greenwood: Bill Fisher: Danny Richardson, and Don Young. Second row: Left to right: Jack Ludlowg Oma Jean Suttong Susie Numotog Norman Rccheg Bob Akiyamag Ford Young: Frank Stofacg Jim Wilson. Front row: Left to right: Jane lloltzg Janet Murray, and Barbara Markus. , Pictured here are Miss Hardin, who has CENTRAL sponsored council for many years, and her assistant, Miss Carson. Council members: Susie Numoto, Bill Fisher, Barbara Markus, Janet Murray, and Danny Richardson prepare to leave for the State Conference of Student Councils, where ideas are exchanged with other schools. As the nation goes, so goes Central, Norman Roche, vice-president of Council, helps demonstrate democracy in action. Student Council Another duty of Student Council is to enlighten fresh- men, as Bob Edwards, Marcia Brothers, and Pat Kochevar look over Wildcat handbooks. A: NX Roll Room Qongress With a representative from each room, Roll Room Congress serves as a link between the stu- dents and the Council. Clockwise: Christner, Chick, Strah, Hunze, Paripovich, Greco, Elich, Ward, Mattocks, Cash, Marti- nez, Darnell, Wood, Center, Gale, Holtz. I N mow-L 'w.a ggi ,ff dl M mp mmkha, , , , IM, W WQW,-f ' w MN! in NW wsxwsg Sponsored by Roll Room Congress, members o f the sociology classes, pic- tured above, Eddit Mit- chell, Cora Epps, Marilyn Howells, and Michael DesJardins, presented a town h a ll meeting to Central. Roll lQOOITl ReI3l'eSSfllClllVSS lst row: Riddey, Tirmne, Holtorf, Teck, Discipio, Richards, Rennie, Gil- more, Ruspini, Treese. 2nd row: Martin, Reed, Bruman, Kellog, Barnes, Wydick, Ebrecht, Smith Taylor. 3rd row: Archer, Barnett, Tezak, Sandoval, Foster, Donley, Delpapa. --'filinlhgiQm,-.Ar . .. so . K Upper fleft to rightj looking over results are: Francis Burnett, Janice Keller, Yvonne John- son, Nanette Cortner, Betty Jean Viles, Joyce Carlson. Insert: Janet Murray. CABINET Lower fleft to rightj Library wise are: Amilu Stewart, Sally Munoz, Clora White- man, Darlene Weber. Serving all the Girls is Girls' Cabinet, founded in 1936, is a service club organized to aid their community and school. Miss Hulda Forsman serves as sponsor. Some of Cabinet's activities include, ushering for the annual P. T. A. convention, gathering food for the Thansgiving Basket for Saint Mary's Hos- pital, and ushering for many school activities. The forty members are elected from their classes to represent the girls in their many under- takings. Girls' Cabinet holds an annual tea to welcome the new girls to help them in Central. Upper right Cleft to right, Officers: Sally Speed, Pat Giarratano, Geraldine An- derson, Evelyn Yoxey, Evelyn Mohorcich. mm'-...::.gm 'K Lower left Cleft to rightj folding programs are: Mary Elizabeth Julien, Joan lloltorf, Grace Barter, Joan Petta, Donita Hartman, Jean Holtorf, Beverly Young. 2, rglL,asQgai .wit ' 4 'feffif 5. it .5 x Girls' Cabinet Upper Cleft to rightj filling Thanksgiving Baskets are: Standing: Shirley Wyatt, Anita Kendall. Kneeling: Lois Ann Miller, Pauline Cabibi, Janice Keller. Lower left fleft to rightj delivering foods are: Pauline Jamnick, Phyllis Ruggieri, Barbara Hill. Lower right fleft to rightj admiring Cabinet's Christmas Tree are: Donna Reynolds, Kay Trimble, Dian Shu- mate, Rose Marie Valente, Pauline Wade, Ann Burns. M ,I 4 I,-g A 1 0 A 4 ff +0 iv? E 'f .W W 8 ix xx i Q a my Q S1 x .Q , A V V 1- xi' ' if' we N W, M , 'mg , - E55 gf X 4 fm? J - su 1521- ,, 4, M 4, Q-Q-.-.. 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LN' 3rd row: Mi.ss Kochan, Ashbrook, Mattocks, Vitullo, Cooper, Lloyd, Oliver, .v McKinney, Morris, Waddelow, Aguilar, Collier. L--l SOPHOMORES 8: JUN Row 1: Young, Clemens dell, Holtorf, Jean, G tano, Holtorf, Joan, Middelkamp, Keithley Rump. Row 2: Williams, S., man, Browser, Brow Julien, Showalter, B var, Curry, McTavish derson, Williams, D., pini, Stewart, Teck, L Blackburn, Orr. Row 3: Ball, Robinson, . ton, Chick, Hunze, Di Burnett, Reeves,Trevi Vail, Roche, Stone, E Keller, Mesojedec, Lo Sutton, Nix, Barter Hunter. SENIORS Row 1: Lee, Paripovich, ey, Zupancic, Moho Marshall, Chanak, Dei Row 2: Mrs. Wallace, l Howells, Brown, N., I Shybut, Markus, I Reynolds, Perkins. Pon pqmericon Top row, left to right: Yvonne Lucerog Virginia Lucerog Ida Cortinasg Martha Suazog Dolores Hernandezg Leanella Garciag Dolores Manzanaresg Dorothy Esquibelg Emily Floresg Anita Francog Mary Low Salazarg Helen Salasg Grace Duminguezg Clorinda Nunezg Daisy Sun- daealg Toni Cassaresg Velma Jaquez. Second row, left to right: Frances Garciag Dolores Jaramillog Mary Esther Lucerog Mary Alice Ramirezg Margaret Lunag Ann Madridg Gloria Lucerog Dora Chacong Anita Rodriguez: Dolores Arellanog Roberta Aguilarg Sally Aguilarg Marlene Gonzalesg Theresa Arellanog Ernestine Vialpandog Roberta Ogaz. Third row, left to r1ht: David Albillarg Mike Herrerag Phyllis Bustillosg Beatrice Floresg Isabel Berumeng Marie Gonzalesg Flora Jane Espinozag Lydia Lash: Nellie Canog Delia Martinezg Lupe DeLeong Genevieve Garciag Angie Jaquezg Madeline Lucero. 1 Bottom row, left to right: Dickie Arellanog Steve Martinezg Gilbert Archulettag Mack Aguilarg Larry Garciag Mary Ramirez: Emma Francog Mary Ann Matag Mary Viola Jiminezg Loretta Martinezg Sally Munozg Jessie Martinezg Mabel Garciag Mr. Alvarado. Pan-American Club is a club dedicated to furthering Pan-American relationship. F. B. l. 1st row, left to right: Jerry Thomasg Allen Tyreeg Scott Millerg Jose Martinez, Presidentg Richard Wolfenbargerg Robert Ranson. 2nd row, left to right: Bob Crismang Joe Ebrechtg Bob Ewingg Bob Burrisg David Georgeg Wallace Warren. 3rd row, left to right: Richard Martinezg Victor Gorsheg Dave Strahg Max Apodacag Charlie Ren- dong Darrel Barnes. 4th row, left to right: Bob Alleng Richard DesJardinsg Henry Antony James Aguilerag Bob Loh- millerg Joe Diazg Robert Jones. 5th row, left to right: Jim Kenyong Jack Halingg Bill Dyerg Joe Pugliano. To this club falls the tremendous task of showing all visuals. WWNWW L ima -M.. null w nmwrc -N -- , 1..r,f r,s, -1- wang .c1f.fw I , -. 5 M ,... Z ..,, 5 .N i l ,... l 1 g m 3 P N. Pictured above is Bob Akiyama, president who has guided the activities of this organization dur- ing the past year. ri., Qu, Standing, top row, left to right: David Daneyg Scott Galeg Frank Stofacg Walt Bordersg Bill Fisherg Bob McGillg Fred Nawrockig Mr. Vorpagelg Jack Hutchinsong Dennis Blake. Second row, left to right: Danny Richardsong Dean Millerg Don Knightg Phil llainesg Rocky DeNirog Don Buchanang Bob Elichg George Stoneg Kenneth Tindallg Dewie Thorntong Joe Greco. Third row, left to right: Jim Chorakg Jack Ludlowg Maurice Beauvaisg Eddie Mitchell. Fourth row, left to right: Karl Carlsong Dean Van Dyneg Norman Rocheg Jack Ward. Key Club is a school organization sponsored by Kiwanis, a nation-wide civic service group. The ob- jective of the group is the training and the development of a high school boy into a citizen of value to his community. 'wwf Y1TeenS Row 1: Boyd, Kenick, Renck, Elliott, Lee, Berckefeldt, Rougas, Culig, Smelek, McAvoy, Martineze, Okicich, McMahon, Massaro, Lanza, Zupancic, Chance, Santos, Madrill. ROW 2: Disipio, Donley, Curtis, Oliver, McTavish, Davis, Julien, Miller, DeSalvo, Deringer, Biby, Kruglet Viles, Wright, Packan, DeMarco. Row 3: Garcia, Falletta,'1Erdman, Whiteman, Mack, Clawson, Freemyer, Tannahill, Evans, Arlen, Bunt Burns, Burnett, Drake, Wilson, Youngblood, Gillen, Camack, McMurtree, Bell, Melton, Montoya. Row 4: Decker, Dickson, Ramirez, Mohorcich, Koshak, Mishmash, Vialpando, Arellano, D., Arellano, T. Martinez, Gonzales, Wiley, Ard, Peek, Prentice, Styduhar, Palizzi, Pino, Houston, McKenrick, Hick- man, Dalton, Lauricella, Aguilar. Y-Teens is a girls' organization connected with the Y.W.C.A. M., , ,W , Row 1: Akin, Lash, Gonzales, M., Theis, Raley, Perry, Stanko, Hus- kin, Lest. Row 2: Olson, Sandoval, Ortega, Gonzales, S., Sample, Bradley, Espi- noza, Cano, Mathews. Upperclass liTeens m-f-wwmwwa...,q n sei w Row 1: Holtz, Donley, Epps, Villapondo, Olson, J., Knuth, Garcia, Buchanan. Row 2: Lee, McBride, Bustillas, Daugherty Youngblood, Bradley. Row 3: Vest, Tyson, Casio, Medina, Gas- nick, De Grado. Row 4: Burkett, Walworth, Dreibholz. Girls' Athletic Association of Central, a branch of a state-wide organization, affords extensive athletics for approximately one hundred and fifty high school girls. VOLLEY BALL CHAMPIONS lst row, left to right: Rose Jiminezg Shirley Simmons, Peggy Nethery, Capt., Josephine Montoya, Mary Ann Lucero. 2nd row, left to right: Martha Berumen, Sandra Kel- logg, Penny Zarichez. C X xi . ci vi I . 1 Clockwisez G-Decker, Dickson, Delleart, Oliver, Mihelich, Jac- quez, Arellano, Rodriguez, DeSalvo, Best, Barnes, Giarratano, Caleilu, Gutierrez, Mohorich, Vila- pondo, Cooper, Pobinson, Koshak, Cusumano. in-mm 'Q Nw ,Q M N gl K x X A-Dalton, Mena, McLeod, Martinez, Wiber, Po- A-Luke, Sutton, Smith, Starr, Spunizzi, Nigo testio, Aragon, Loyd, Cirullo, Spagnoli, Mar- Cullen, Giarratano, Evans, Arellano, Beru- tinez Stewart Nigro Maurello Lara. men, Baldwin, Pisciotte, Mishmashf MCTLW- 1sh. BAR-Aguilar. BAR-Morrell. X The primary purpose of I.R.S. is promot ng better understanding of and friendlier 'elations with foreign nations. tow 1: Bongirno, Maryg Bloom, Cathyg Ferraro, Gene. low 2: Kirk, Anneg Fiscel, Janetg Palmer, Bob. Cho rak, Jimg Prior, Robertg Burnett, Francesg Wil liams, Robbieg Browser, Winonag Childs, Gene Prior, David. Low 3: Magruder, Elsa Leeg Greening, Hazelg Fass Louisg Bonesch, Ralphg Orr, Alden, Moore, EVC- lyng Barter, Graceg Knuth, Joan. Xf.:i.y-iii JXP! 'Wh-,Q At left, posing for the Time's Christmas card are, left to right: Gunderson, Donnag Bongirno, Maryg Benjamin, Audreyg and Numoto, Susie. Lgilnror The Central High library is the base of opera- tions of this club whose members have charge of checking the books in and out, and keeping them in good condition. Reading from left to right: Freemyer, Donna, Brossia, Lorraine, Gomez, Priscilla, Prentice, Margaret, Herrera, Chris- tineg Lee, llarrictg Thompson, Elizabeth, Child, Elizabeth: Green, Beverlyg Johnson, Shirley: Gasnik, Kathrine. P. T. Q. Back Row, left to right: Mrs. Ira E. Lowe: Mrs. Stanley Ridgwayg M1's. William M. Yalotzg Mrs. Glen E. Speerg Mrs. Winifred Dunlap, Mrs. D. J. Earnest. Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Lorin Green: Mrs. L. L. Davisg Mrs. G. Gordon Julien, Mrs. Ralph Herbrandg Mrs. Norval Bruce: Mrs. George Patter- son: Mrs. Irvin Runipg Mr. John Dunlap. Seated at Desk, left to right: Mrs. Edward Hurllmut, President: Miss Hulda Forsman. The connecting line between the hero and the school is P.T.A. f . 5. '-awe 4.453412 Bob Prior, QQW , President of Central's Junior Red Cross. unior Refi Cross Top row, left to right: Ramirez, Kirk, Magruder, Olson, Donley, Morrow, Scheurer, Greening, Prior, Palmer, Buchanan, Daney, Diaz, Brossia. Third row, left to right: Ferraro, Villapondo, Gray, Parkinson. Second row, left to right: Lee, Biondi, Decker, Valente, Knuth, Jachetta, Epps, Pearce, Hamilton. First row, left to right: Chorak, Scheurer, Ruggieri, Carroll, Iacabone. Junior Red Cross offers its members an opportunity to serve others, both at home and abroad, in peace and War. Www gblue CIS UG ClI'lCl GClVGl romoting interest in the ramatic activities of the :hool was the main pur- Jse of this club which as been disbanded in fa- ir of a National Thes- ian Chapter. he National Thespian Jciety at Central is ade of the high point embers of Blue Masque id Gavel. Points are Lrned through partici- ation in a play, direct- g a play, and other sim- ir duties. Row Row Row Row Side l: Grefzf, Jackie Ray: Carey, Margie: Shidler, Davida: Krugflet, Kathleen: Rougxas, Norie: Voss, Sharon Thompson, Elizabeth: Bunt, Jennie: Arlen, Mary: Carlson, Janet: Vitullo, Barbara: Sherwood, Winnie McBride, Barbara: Mendenhall, Barbaia: Cooper, Lenore: Cash, Rose Lee: Keithley, Ba1'bara: Littell, Ann Chick, Jill: Swath, Marianne: Stockton, Sally: Burns, Ann. 2: Berk, Anna Carol: Nickolls, Brenda: Snoots, Peggy: Townsend, Sharon: Parkinson, Jim: Mohorieh, Helen Negromir, Barbara: Donley, La Neta: Cass, Clara: Owens, Don: Archer, Virginia: Teek, Alene: Joseph, Eliz abeth Ann: Middlecamp, Eleanor. 3: Evans, Robin: Wolfenbarger, Richard: Pettus, Charlotte: Icabone, Joan: Lantz, Jean: Lee, Harriet: Bonse Dolores: Epps, Nellie: Spencer, Bill: Aguilera, James: Biondi, Raymond: Hollon, Doris: Telfer, Caleb: Hous- ton, Jean: Kochevar, Janice. 4: Hunter, Diane: Child, Elizabeth: Wyatt, Shirley: Speed, Sally: Bushner, Jerry: Perkins, Eileen, Mitchell Eddie: Pearce, David: Mr. Liebert: Epps, Cora: Hicks, Joan: Hamilton, Sue Ann: Apodaca, Max, Row: VVarren, VVallis: Des Jardines, Michael: Diaz, Joe: Barnes, Darrel. K...-amussul reassess. dorelies At right are pictured the major- ettes: Eleanor Potestiog Nancy Sut- tong Charlene Camackg Linda Robin- song Oma Lee Lovetteg Alberta Potes- tiog Barbara Hoodg Lorraine Nigro Jo Ann Kastelic. Drill C-lueom At football games we have many colorful sights. Aside f1'om the band and the team, we have the majorettes, the drill team, and the cheerlead- ers, who combine their efforts to bring out the school spirit. In their roles as members of the drill team We have: Row 1: Shirley Alleng Janet Clausong Oma Jean Suttong Lecnore Arndtg Donelda Queeng Charlotte Dunbarg Ruth Vigilg Ruth Dowdg Barbara Byrdg La Rae Hin- kelg Pat Smith. Row 2: Loretta Bellg Annette Styduharg Medeline DeVen- centyg Christine Herrerag Norma Bruceg Patty Ca- mackg Clora Whiteman: Kay Olsong Beverly Mc- Clureg Linda Hollondg Jan- et Marklandg Shirley Ap- pleg Charlene Terskig Betty Higby. nu i si Mldcaf Cheerleaders From left to right: Doriss Deckerg Barbara Keithleyg Eifeen Perkinsg Dean Millerg Betty Chanakg Olympia Trujillog Btety Barnesg Carol Cullen. Joan Petta was absent when the picture was taken. CATS CLAN Cenlrols booster group Front Row, left to right: . Priscilla Reeceg Patsy O'Gradyg Evelyn Yoxeyg Evelyn Mohorcichg Carolynn Markusg Janice Paripovichg Nancy Browng Marilyn llovvellsg Sally Stocktong Lavon Griggg Carol Culleng Gloria Aguilarag Shirley Wyattg Donna Greenwoodg Sally Speedg Beverly Carlsong Rose Marie Valenteg Diane Leeg Rochelle Reynoldsg Katherine Reinertg Eleanor Potestio: Charlien Camackg Betty Barnesg Pat Germg Alma Berckefeldtg Shirley Earnestg Dian Shumateg Barbara Hillg Nancy Owens: Betty Meeksg and Jane Mass. ig, Qi' J UL 14 4' 'L vflf ' Lf -' Q 4 I if ' 4'.,,v1 V ,X X ff j M A ,, 4. 1 ' 1 , ,K H , ,Avo A wpllg, JV.. 1 -1 J J V' , . ' , 1 - L. C 'VA ' 'til' Z X I Lf-if 4,4 in 4 'f ' . ir' bl Vi' 'I ' 'X , 8 -4 i . I 4 , W it , I iff L X X U I Back Row, left to right: Mary Elizabeth Julieng Nancy Leitheadg Beverly Youngg Maurine Clemensg Coralee Faddellg Cathy Bloomg Grace Barterg Phyllis Ruggieri Donita llartmang Susie Numotog Judy Browng Frances Burnettg Mary Laneg Barbara Markusg Shirlcen Curry: Diane llunterg Jill Chick llildegarcle llunzeg Barbara Keithleyg Anne Littellg Pat Gorsheg Robbie Mae Williamsg Peggy Ann Rumpg Eleanor Middelkamp: Pat Show alterg Joan lloltorfg Jean Iloltorfg Pat Giarratanog Betty Chanakg Winona Browserg Dorothy Divelbissg Frances Johnsong and Ann Kirk. CATS CLAN Ccontdl Left to right: Jeri Lou Chickg Pat Kochevarg Oma Jean Suttong Beverly McClureg Mary Pugelg Sandra Kelloggg Leah Ray Hunterg Virginia Julieng Phyllis Mackg Paula Archerg Greta Knight. Back, left to right: Gail Barnesg Nancy Bally Geraldine Anderson: Nancy Suttong Arnilu Stewartg Pauline Cabibig Donna Mc- Tavishg Peggy Jo Stoneg Charlotte Timmeg Barbara Negomirg Linda Robinsong Nola Ruspinig Janet Vailg Shirley Jacquesg Denice Williams. Front, left to right: Anita Kendallg Nancy Orrg Charlotte Stewartg Shirley Graceg Elaine Rennieg Alene Teckg Doriss Decker: Ali- son Blackburng Robin Evansg Janice Kellerg Patsy Gilrnoreg Lois Ann Miller. geOl'TleCOI'T1ll'l8 Cl-SG 792 -4171-4, ,, lf .!ff6.1,g2,,x 6412 4? .yfq f ,Wi gfD?,gg,,4v fjyawf may-..g,gVZ4?f'i Q25 J The homecoming celebration was concluded with a tea for the alumni. This tea is sponsored by Girls' Cabinet in order to give past graduates a chance to get together. The event has always been looked forward to and appreciated by all alumni. omecoming llomecoming, a chance for the alumni to come back and reminisce about old times at Central. It is a time when the alumni think back on some of the happiest, most carefree days of their life, and a time when students perhaps realize that life will not always be free of care. Each year as the sun rises on Homecoming Day, surrounded by crepe paper, napkins, boards, and chicken wire, tired but happy Centralites ad- mire their float, a masterpiece of the night. AS the morning moves on, traditional, weird, beautiful, comical, and ingenious structures par- ade through the streets of the city. Finally, the big afternoon arrives and when the winning floats are announced, cheers come up from the stands as the winning float passes by it's makers. ROTC COLOR GUARD Left to right: Duillio Starikag Dwayne Huffmang Gordon Laney Don Bregar. OBJECTIVES OF ROTC The are: 21. b. objectives of ROTC at Central High School To lay the foundation for intelligent citizen- ship by teaching the principles of leadership, respect for authority, and habits of precision, orderliness, courtesy, hygiene, and correct- ness of posture, and deportment. To give the student Qcadetb basic military training which Will be of benefit to him, and of value to the service if and when he be- comes a member thereof. swf-al v-A -xs' Wmcm-4m' e:.1ew,:' 1:2-:'sn muunw,s BATTALION ml RFGINXFNTAL STAFF Front row, left to right: Sylvester Poulosg Robert Jonesg Frank llidalgog Joe Grecog Joe Pugliano. Second row, left to right: Earl Dillon: Chris Spinnuzzig David Iluskinsg Dale Alyea. Third row, left to right: Bob Torez, Delaine Warne, Levi Gomez. INSTRUCTG R5 STAFF Left to right: lst Lt. William G. Riggs: M Sgt. Joseph J. Bake, and Sgt. James R. Wallace. v x l 1 l fri!! Life-Y is x Z l E L ,A QomPony MEM Second Bcliolion, l:irsi Regimeni First row, left to right: Cadet Jim Leach, John Maldonado, Paul Boyd, Bill Samuels, Mark Chorak, Lester Koschke, Wayne Carlson, Frank Thielbar, Joe Ebrecht, David George, Duane Pile. Second row, left to right: Third Cadet James Gradisher, Harold Gilmore, Bob Lawson, Gary Caffey, Don Winters, John Boyer, Jim Whaley, Ross Kemper, John Kristan, Sid C1'addock. row, left to right: Cadet Dean Miller, Jack Shaver, Richard Jansen, Clark Warne, Duane Heidel, Harold Sell, Bob Ewing, Bob Miklich, Isidro Lucero, Frank Trujillo, Mick Roldan. Commanding: Center-Cadet Vincent Schiro. Guidon Bearer: Center-Cadet Carl Bongirno. Ii , . ...Q ..,,..... I Q ,I ,e ,wif - M , , 3 X lg X XX RCTC CQMPANY MEM First row, left to right: Cadet Richard Bravo, Edward Murphy, Max Apoduca, Bill Slosky, Victor Velarde, Louis Arellano, Cl'i'l'ord Per- rcn, Jim Wzildruff, lflloy Culdron, Riehzud Hendrin, Dennis Cararzi. Second row, left to right: Cadet Bob Philliis Bill Van Dmvender Toniniv Helm Si riano Arellano, Ralph Stefano, Robert Curtis, Eugene 1 ! I 7 A I p Trask, VYillis Fowler, Darrel Barnes. Third row, left to right: Cadet George Fozzetto, Ralph Martin, Bill Dyer, Gilbert Archuletu, Gerald Mathews, Bernie Sandoval, Ernest Mar- tinez, NNZIITUII Drake, Joe Diaz. 'Y il' 1 W F ' ii J ' 'X ' 's X1 Qomloony mln, Second Battalion, First Regiment First row, left to right: Cadet John Silchia, Joe Marrinan, Bob Drummond, Ernest Gonzales. Gale Murphy, Benny DeNiro, Frank Jacklovich, Ray Allen, Gary Gilmore, Merle Varnell, Allen Middelkamp. Second row, left to right: Cadet Allen Porter, Richard Shelinbarger, Richard Virant, John Buchanan, James Papish, Ronald Lacy, Richard Golob, Wayne Huffman, Rudy O'Korn. Third row, left to right: Cadet Lester Tuell, Jim Allen, Lyle Hedlund, Dan Wimsatt, Elvin Hood, Larry Denman, Dewie Thorton, Sam Pagano, John Presol, Arlen Ambrose, Dave Frohkold. Commanding: Center-Cadet Mike Gallina. Guidon Bearer: Center-Cadet Tom Pomelo. Vik--if un... Bottom Picture, left to right: Delaine Warne, Robert Jones, Joe Greco, Earl Dillon, Chris Spin uzzi, Vincent Shiro, Jose Martinez, Jim Leach. 3 in K i x ompony Uljy Second Bolldlion, Firsl Regimsnl First row, left to right: Cadet Gene Childs, Dick Dudrick, Joe Gallegos, Maurice Ivey, Frank Poll, Bob McGill, Couley Arthur, Russell Brasselriro, Roger' n uels, Fred Miketa, Bob Jaber. Second row, left to right: Charles Barkley, Dan Tafoya, Jim Weed, Alden Orr, Bud Elich, Joe Ramirez, Joe Santos, Albert Golub, Sherman Wiseman. Third row, left to right: Bill Uelo, Warren Tucker, Frank De La Cruz, Norman Price, Charles Hernandez, Sid Hughes, Alventis Richardson, Nick lfifrueroa. Left to right: Delaine Warne, Robert Jones, Joe Greco, Earl Dillon, Chris Spin- uzzi, Vincent Shlro, Jose Martinez, Jim Leach. 4-Q eww QQNXRANY TC SECOND RCTC BATTALIGN, FIRST ROTC RECIMENT First row, left to right: Cadet Victor Gorshe, Richard Martinez, Fred Roberts, John Basta, Joe Bacino, Richard Moroye, Jose Martinez, Albert Drummond, Allen Teck, Ray Leach. Second row, left to right: Cadet Jerry Gatewood, Albert Patrick, Gale Even, Macos Berumen, James Reader, George Wyatt, Robert Stubler. Third row left to right: Cadet Ronald Olson, David Strah, Allen Walker, Ken Allen, Earl Gunter, James Stuart, Bob Martinez, Russell Sehlotterbeek, Chris Lynch. Commanding: Center-Cadet Jim Parkinson. Guidon Bearer: Center-Cadet James Saunders. Left to right: . Q John Spritzer, David George, Ronald Akin, Cowley Arthur, Richard Moroye, Ross Kempner. x W- .www mmf ---1.3 .-.33 l UIQ st row, left to right: Tom Clason, Charles Hargis, Bill Stewart, Larry Schweer, Richard Arellano, Bob Millson, John Cernae, Ronald Shigeta, Sam Aeosta, Anthony Venuto, :ond row, left to right: Russell Roseover, John Shiner, Duane Shelinbarger, David Alhillar, Albert Beurman, Raymond DeLeon ird row, left to right: Bennie Torres, Dan Puente, Mike Herrera, Frank Alcon, Charles Fasula, John McNair, Robert Arriaga, Gerald Cochran, Arthur Griffith. -s-......:...., Compony HG Second RCTC Battalion First RCTC Regiment RIFLE TEAM First row, kneeling, left to right: Cadet Charles Hargis, John Boyer, Richard Moroye. Second row, standing, left to right: Cadet David Alhillar, Jerry Gatewood, James Stewart, Chris Spinuzzi. R SPOVISOVS Carolynn Markus Nancy Brown Joan Shidler Coralee Caddell Carol Cullen Shirley Zupancic Marilyn Howells Jill Chick Jean Houston Barbara Keithley Maurine Clemens Winona Browser Anne Littell Aileen Snyder Shirley Earnest Beverly Bruce Pat Germ 'r,,-rr:-QPQQ F' Y Q . 5 Aa, s' . 1 4 Q3 - ROTC ON PARADE r XC WA Y W Q dy, SPORTS Since 1908, progressive advances in education have had as their companion, equally progressive marks in the field of sports. Scientifically, sports are ultra-modern with the placement of safety devices in old games and the addition of new games. Although these progressive advances have been made, and a player of a game of 1903, if brought to today, probably would not even approve the streamlined game that had evolved, the same determined, fighting spirit could be found in every Central football or basketball player in 1903 as Well as 1953. The concept of a game may change, but the thought behind it, the will to win, and the acceptance of defeat will never change. In the years that have passed since 1903, much progress has been made in the methods of education at Central, but we also find that sports have progressed. The sports have become more scientific. For example, we find that in the first part of the century the boys on the football field had less body protection than the boys on the field now. We now have helmets, hip pads, shoulder pads, and so on. The idea now is to protect the player but still allow him to be bodily free. Although years have passed since the 1903 football team took to the field, since the basketball team took to the court, and the baseball team took to the diamond, fundamentally we still find the same feeling in each p ayer. The feeling or drive, within the players, to win, but to win fairly, and the policy to lose graciously to an opponent who has beaten them, remain in the hearts of every player. That is the part of sports which will live forever in the minds and hearts of Central's athletes. FOQTBHLL 1952 VERN Cb Co-Captains for 1952: Norman Roche and Ray Pusedu Pictured on the foregoing page Central's coaches are, left to right: Ed Lesar, Bob Trevithick, Bill Brown, Sollie Raso, Bill Sajbel, and Vern Cochran. Norman Roche Rav Pusedu Jack Ludlow Karl Carlson Richard Schmaltz Sam Pagano Dick Lane Charles Bosley ,yew 1952 SCHEDULE Central ...,.... 26 Westminster .... Central ........ 6 La Junta .......,.... Central ,,,,.... 0 Longmont .....,.l.. Central ........ 24 Greeley ..,.....l.,.., Central ........ 46 Alamosa .....,...,.. Central ..,..... 6 Colorado Spgs. ,. Central ,.,...., 21 Canon City ........ Central ........ 0 Centennial ..,,.,.. Central ..,..,.. 7 Grand Junction Central ..,,.... 6 Trinidad ,...l....,.. Mike Apodaca Carlos Gallegos Rocky DeNiro Maurice Beauvais Don Pagano Mark Vivoda Bill Delo Jim Wilson xff' xp bfi S --X, 'Nw +1 Pictured on the opposite page is Central's B- Squad. Front row, left to right: Baker, Helm, Kennedy, Gradishar, Ca- saus, Dudrick. Second row: Jensen, Pre- sol, Frankmore, Rami- rez, Stefano, Williams, Santos. Third row: R. Golob, Vigil, Brasseleno, Rich- ardson, Papish, Bland, A. Golob, Hayworth. auf . P Lf. I 1, f ,f ' 1 1, ,AV , yy , 'dz-My ff Jfwc, 4, -L, V K. 'yin Cglfc' L , V X 7,-24 'LJ X Leonard Wilson Don Knight Walter Borders Frank Stofac Tom Pomeleo Leland Decker Joe Greco Bob Jaber Scott Gale Kemper Coleman Don Anderson George Stone OOJE Cl UCCVI While Ray Pusedu looks on, Norman Roche prese flowers to Miss Central at half-time ceremonies. Atte ants are, left to right, Eileen Perkins, Betty Verna, 2 Janet Murray. 4 we eeee , 1 0 f Football Queen candidates are, left to right: Shirley Zupancic, Janet Murray, Betty Verna, and Eileen Perkins. BASKETBALL Closing out the season with a 7-3 league record the second place Cen- tral Wildcats qualified for the State Basketball Taurnament. Running into stiff competition the Wildcats lost to East Denver 73-39. In the first round of the consolation Central was over-powered by Boulder 54-38. Central's 1952-1953 Basketball A-Squad, pictured above, are: Ruben Galves, Don Young, Norman Roche, Bill Fisher, Dennis Blake, Phil Haines, Ford Young, Jack Ludlow, George Stone, Dewey Thornton, and to the right, Jimmy Wilson. Basketball Queen: Carolynn Markus LETTERMEN Don Young Norman Roche Phil Haines Jack Ludlow Ford Young Ruben Galves Dewey Thornton Dennis Blake Bill Fisher Jim 'Wilson C,-if 2 s x ! 9 v 1! f3' yg! Cx if :C 42 F . f 'Dm W' W lx:-I Xi N Q-vg 3, 'hun X ag 1 . ig fix it , fgr 1 5 f 55 q' Qs .f xy' SN ' n ,f 1 X' I n J bww 1 , - ' Basketball Queen candidates are, left to right: Carolynn Markus, Betty Chanak, Carole Marshall, and Bev- Central erly Bruce. Central Central Central Central Central ' Central Central Central Central Central .....,.. Central ........ BASKETBALL SCHEDULE - 1952 1953 Canon City .eee..... Trinidad ,,,e.e,eee,ee Grand Junction . Grand Junction . Centennial .,c...... Colorado Springs Canon City .c.,,,,. . Trinidad ...,,.. Centennial eeea..... Colorado Springs East Denver ....... Boulder .. a..e e,... . l l Central's B-Squad, coached by Bill Sajbel, are pictured above, left to right, front row: , , , Don Knight, Mark Vivoda, Joe Santos, Dick Baker, Jim Green, and Charles Bosley. Plctufed above, left to Tlghtw 31495 ,Joe Harfls Back row, left to right: Bob Richards, Bill Sabo, Bob Davis, Dave Winnerland, Richard Orr, and John DGSHIVO, Wh0 are Central S basketbal ' Th I b s hel ed to make a successful team Schrock, Larry Taylor, Jim Kenyon, Tony Pullaro, Bob Futamata, Duke Ralston. ECTS- ESC Oyw D Spring Sports The season was just beginning as the year book went to press. We were able to list only approximate teams of golf, baseball, and tennis. Tennis Team Left to right: Norris McFerren, Dean Van Dyne, Bill Slosky, Kenny McFerren, David Daney, Dick An- gerer, Tom Cason, Stanley Shaffer. Golf Team Left to right: Leroy Bonse, John H a W 0 r t h, John Cowdery, Don Young, and Don Anderson 1 it Track Team Top row, left to right: Rich- ard Arellano, Maurice Ivey, Charles Bosley, Dick Lane. Second row: Don Knight. Bottom row: Phil Haines, Dennis Blake, Sam Pagano, Frank Stofac, Carlos Gallegos. i ,fi E 2 ,W e,v,, , ,Nm . N--vsfvfynvmmrmi Baseball Team First row, left to right: C Bill S a j b el, Mark Vi Duke Ralston, Ray Tc David Reid, Dave We bird, Larry Taylor, Rim Schrock, Angelo Daurio, Beltran, Clementi Arago Second row, left to right DeLeon, Jack Ludlow, Young, Jimmy Wilson, Smith, Jack Merrill, B Galves. Third row, left to right: sell Brasselero, Jim Pa Deivie Thornton, Coacl Lesar. A Squad, left to right, bc row: J ow Quintana, Smith, Donald Venuto, Romero, Jack Merrill. Second row, left to right: my Wilson, Ruben Galves Santos, Vic Velarde, D Thornton, Albert Petrie. Top row, left to right: RL Brasselero, Ford Young, Ludlow, Leland Smith, De Leon, Jim Papish, D Vivoda. N i .f 'V 5 .S N3 xg X v I xsfgf ,Q , ' l 5 - e X . ,. X fi, R , f , ' - N I XV fi-5 K 3'E'x .. t N.. My W .. 5.53514 x gm , ! in -hw . .. - X ' I as: -, -, . w- 1 R , R , L. x Q. Lb., f X gs, Q 'X www Six :wwe - 9 if 95'-ECDNQRARIES N.H.S. was established to pay recognition to those who Worked hard, yet often Went unnoticed. The people who are voted into N .H.S. must be real leaders with genuine interest in their school and Willing to put forth hard Work whenever their energies are in demand. The ballot that is used for new members contains a rating scale listing four qualities, each with a possible 25 points. These four qualities are: leadership, service, citizenship, and character. The total number of points for each individ- ual will be averaged with the number rating and those with the highest average will become the new members. National Honor Society has a roll call of 56 distinguished members. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Reading from bottom to top: Carolynn Markus, Beverly Bruce, Raymond Biondi, James Chorak, Sally Speed, Janice Paripovich, Donald Gordon, Betty Chanak, Rocky DeN1ro, Cora Epps, Bob Prior, Shirley Zupancic, Dian Shumate, Bob Elich, Bob Akiyama, Joanne Starika, Norman Roche, Reading from bottom to top: Carol Cullen, Shirley Parlapiano, Joan Knuth, Barbara Hill, Jack Ludlow. Bar, left to right: Eddie Mitchell, Paula Dicus, Maurice Beauvais. Bottom to top: Jean Cason, Marianne Swath, Aileen Snyder, Margaret DeHeart, Norris McFerren. Bottom to top, left to right: Sally Stockton, Shirley Wyatt, Janet Murray, Rose Lee Cash, Marilyn Bacino, Edna Scheurer, Galen Gearhart, Evelyn Yoxey, Mike Doonan, Dale Alyea, Don Buchanan, Edda Pearl Johnson, Rose Marie Valente, Margaret Williams, Antoinette Masterantoniog Evelyn Mohorcich. Lrg ..., l x i if' 'W xg. XNNQVAA. -N AS, W as t,,,r ,t Athletic Honoraries C Club Identification Reading clockwise: Charles Her- nandez, Karl Carlson, Jack Lud- low, Dewie Thornton, Norman Roche, Dean Van Dyne, Walter Borders, Alden Orr, R on a l d Freedle, Bill Slosky, Dennis Quill cinci Scroll Journalist Honoraries Quill and Scroll is the honorary organization of the students who have proved themselves outstanding in the field of journalism at Central. Mem- bers of this national organization are Marianne Swath, Sally Speed, Janice Paripovich, Don Buchanan, Sally Stockton, Dian Shumate, Beverly Bruce. W may V A iniimmmiiw Blake, Maurice Beauvais, Phil Haines, Dick Lane, Victor Ve- larde, Norris McFerren, Maurice Ivey, Carlos Gallegos, Roger Samuels, Frank Stofac, John De Salvo, Jack Merrill, Ray Pusedo, Rocky De Niro. t to right, back row: Bill Dclo, Lrles Bosley, Kemper Coleman, , :sell Brasselero. Left to right, back row: Leona Wilson, Ford Young, Richa Schmaltz. mt row: Joe Harris, Mike Apo- sa, Sam Pagano. , iw . f,flw,m is 4' V4 szawwams' -, , ' A wwvwweu swim , , ru: Front row: Dickie Arellano, J rnie Wilson, Rudy Kochevar. 3 attain membership in Quill and Scroll, international honorary society for high school urnalists, one must meet several requirements. Besides doing superior Work in Writ- g, editing, or business manager, the junior or senior must be in the upper one-third of s class, recommended by the school principal, and approved by the executive secretary. Pictured, left to right, front row: Carolynn Markus, Jean Cason, Jim Chorak, Cora Epps, Caleb Telfer. Back row: Eddie Mitchell, Paula Dicus, Marvin Even. yy Yew W ' ' Ri 'VT National Athletic Scholarship Society nsvwx si Mass, ivlusssssnms.sxs,,,,u Kypffaf Top row, left to right: Dewie Thornton, Donald Young, George Stone, Maurice Beauvais, Norris McFerren, Phil Haines, Norman Roche, Dean Van Dyne, Karl Carlson, Rocky DeNiro, Roger Sam- uels, Maurice Ivey, Bill Slosky. Bottom row, left to right: llarvey Fields, Dick Lane, Dennis Blake, Kemper Coleman, Frank Stofac, Walter Borders, John DeSalvo, Ford Young, Jack Ludlow. Jhlotionol Forensic eogue iii! 1 N.F.L. Top row, left to iight: Jack Ward, Bob Akiyama, Cora Epps, llelen Mohorich, Mr. Torrence, Ralph Benesch, Arlen Ambrose. Second row, left to right: Don Buchanan, Joanne Starika, Doris Hollon, Margaret Jachetta, Evelyn Moore, Jean Houston, Mary Bon- girno, Robbie Williams. Third row, left to right: Jim Chorak, Barbara Negomir, Nancy Sutton, Elsa Lee Magruder, Delores Bonse, Nellie Epps, Gene Childs, Gene Ferraro, Douglas Knudson, David Daney. Bottom row, left to right: Joe Diaz, Dean Van Dyne. Pictured above is the leading Rocky Mountain Chapter of the National Forensic League. Central's debaters won this award by having the most members with the most degrees in the Rocky Mountain district. To qualify for membership to the National Forensic League, a person must have 19 points. I Those points may be obtained by: public speaking, debates, parts in play casts, working on panels, and various other speaking activities. The goal of the National Forensic League is to develop better speakers by offering speech festivals and debate tournaments. DECLAMATION CONTESTS 2 purpose of the boys' declamation contest and the girls' lamation contest is to help the students gain poise and ,fidence while speaking before an audience. It gives m an idea of oratorical skill and interpretation. Girls Deolamaiion Competing in the girls' declamation contest were Cora Epps, Evelyn Morre, Jean Houston, Doris Hollon, Eileen Perkins, and the winner, Ann Kirk. Boys Declamation This year's boys' declamation contest boasted two Winners. Here are David Daney, Ralph Benesch, Don Buchanan and Robert Akiyama fthe joint winners of the annual eventj Jim Chorak, and Don Gordon. I s Public speaking, oratory, and essays are brought out in Central's wide, Varied academic program. It is believed that through these mediums, character, poise, and self- confidence are developed in the leaders of tomorrow. Here We have Jean Houston, Winner of the annual essay contest, and Douglas Knudson, Winner of the annual oration contest. In the next picture are Nancy J aquish, Gene Ferraro, Scott Gale, and Doris Ferrell, runners-up in the oration contest. k Ludlow ..., .. Y . ,A , . . ,,..A P resident of Student Body STUDENT DIRECTCDRY Janet Murray ,..,ue v.,,eeu,,.,,,,,,e u,,u P 1 'esident of Girls' Vubinet Norman Roche ...... .....,,. V ice President of Student Body -Cv V A Y-V, 'Q va. - d I1Y1lYm1l7FI I'n'drK?lrnN15'i'X1rm1IYm1l'f'K1Fm1K7'm1IYm1tm1 Ky' ' V ' Sally Speed ....e,V,...,.....,,.,v.,.,.. Vice President of Girls' Cabinet ' Y o ' F51 A Q ' ml7?1rF1IW1K3'Y1 0 Im1 I'0fl IfN1 ' Y:1T V'T ' 'F' - ' A YF A '.dmUmmTnLr' 'ilmlzmmmim Beverly Brucev. ..... A , ....AAA eeColonel of ROTC Sponsors Delaine Warne e,.... ,,,,,eee L ieut, Cel, of ROTC , .4L-..1. nv...-.- iarl Carlson ........ f .... S enior Class President miwi '-17 ewvv vw vs, vfv ' W Y 7 -' EELbZiiL2ZiSlEfFZ11W m'1'1iTH1'ZS1l12u'lF1'1'A JW 'Ym'HmKilE ' ' f Ed Mitchell ......,...,....,.................... Wildcat Business Managel 5 S e mfufrmlnwm:fm'lnfl'5nn ' ' n jllgmfid' 11fY'V'1x0'A' 161 ,njlgigmlm l n Y 'aw n mi V n Carol Cullen A ,,,,,AAA,AA ,,,,,,,,,,., .,A A,A. President of Cats Clan James Chorak ,ll,.V,.l,.,.,..,l....,.,,.. Lt. Governor of Boys Nations 44.4 x if . .1 Xl, Sally Stockton .,,.... , 4... Q uill and Scroll President Ce? ig Q -. E Q fv Q Qui 5. gc, 5,1 Q 5 'z V T M 'V J x J T I ,l iv lp Q -J 'WN XA id ll v x , 1, X! X VX wx Ip Qi N 1, fx V J . Ll lv SX lv 6 N W 1 V ' P C S NN bi XV xlfv L Xl XI V ll , x. ,S 1' X , -J gdb XM S X M S N . Xw xx 1 MLN 'fl LX f ' KX to Donald Gordon .,.o,.......,ooo.,oo National Honor Society President in ' ' ' A a Wm 4 rm1hT1rm'T1I7K1 rr'i1r7'N1 a if rm ' - di' me mizihniimmffnirifm i f e V Jack Ward . . . P resident of National Forensic League Janice Paripovieh ee.,. ,.,,,, T imes Student Advise E i S 1 E F S E 3 Q S E E i 3 MEET TI-IE PRESS Jack Ludlow, Betty Chanak, Beverly Bruce, J odene DeSiato, Janice Pari- povich, Joanne Starika, Harlene Chandler, Charlien Camack, Norman Roche, Marianne Swath, Dian Shumate, Sally Stockton, Maurice Beauvais, Lyn Cooper, Sally Speed, Rochelle Reynolds, Janet Murray, Caleb Telfer, Evelyn Mohorcich, Shirley Zupancic, Rose Lee Cash, Lenore Cooper, Bar- bara Mendenhall, Jane Holtz, Richard Wolfenbarger. i'T,t,fi1. , IV' l fi lm' i i e is li , fy . , wtf' i The smell of wet ink, a pica ruler, the dummy for page 3, a bottle of rubber cement, these words hold a very important place in our lives, your Journalism Staff of 1953. We serve you, striving to report accurately and concisely the news of Central High, her faculty, and her students. We hold as our model the New York Times, hoping to uphold its highest ideals and principles to the very best of our ability. We work in close contact with the Pueblo Star Journal and Chieftain in order to bring the activities of Central High School and her students into the focus of the citizens of Pueblo. Don Buchanan all Karl Carlson 'W' im Q A mls Louis Fass printing The Times At the linotype, Daryle Naylor M Joan Petta, Florence Thomas, Aileen Snyder, and Dean Van Dyne. 'R ! 4? ',4ef4'Zo '24 mi K gf Muff, WM, 59 Qlffffzivt' Our newspaper, the Central High Times, is the combined efforts of many people doing various jobs. This year commemorated the thirtieth birthday of the paper, which has tried to follow all the better points of jour- nalism. Top row: Michael DesJardins, Don Gordon, Bob Akiyama, Marvin Even, and Jim Chorak. Bottom row: Jean Cason, Paula Dicus, Joan Knuth, Pat Germ, Eileen Perkins, and Carole Marshall. Standing, left to right: Kenny Tindall, Daryle Naylor, Jim Parkinson, and Ed Mitchell. Seated, left to right: Elizabeth Joseph, Jack Ward, Gloria Aguilera, Carol Cullen, Beverly Carlson, Carolynn Markus, Rose Marie Va- lente, Dian Lee, Kathlyn Thatcher. But the newspaper is not the only project of these people who fill in wherever a job has to done. The Wildcat is also one of the impor- tant projects Which enters the lives of the journalism staff. For fifty years they have come through with Central's year book in a truly journalistic and artistic fashion. Art Staff, left to right: Angelica Villapondo, Kathryn Reinert, Richard Wolfenbarger, and Margaret Williams. Pictures are of the utmost importance in any publication. Central's staff turns out hundreds of pictures per year for both the Tzmes and the Wildcat. Here, in action, we have the head photog- rapher, Jim Chorak, with the staff, Mike Des Jardins, and Jim Stuart. But in the background is always the professional touch and guidance of Glen Nichols. :tn 'u 'l Rf i-, X 4. 1 - .Ai fb 1. Q4 ' Ma , .. NL D 2 fs . H, Eg Q, 1: , s'3x...d y Jyuid Af, Z i ' X 2-Q UR tri? L -I' L gf! 4 ' l I ' X 1 ' '. - 7 ' 1 f . ff . f ,ft , -feb 55:-, XMP- A W X w-1 J J rx' C.- l , ' 4 I 5 .1 keg J- K7 if ,, Tx V' wx , ,J 5' yu! ' I 4, x' ,1 xy' QN ' I , WM Lf NX l . rl J' ,151 W 1 aj' J-f' r, ff I H AW J , X X w M M, xp fr , n 1 A Xiu iff! AUJI QIJJQI5 ff? px! I ,-QV' MJIAQ1 'L Yx fx Q, 'J ,1 .V fy M L fr J, 1'-I 1 FX 4- . ,' 4713 J!!! Mx! , V! ,P'!Kfc,ff'f yfy' - ff A Fall of 1953-it's up to YOU, Wherever you are. , Li n t K Q fr 0 J .MVJLM www ffm M , Y 5 fw-A 4 ,A V V ,QAP Av f VV V V A VVVVVV - ' 51 1- Cf WMQQ '-QW ' f 2 . f M V yy 4 p ,... ,M M Q VV V.,A ,V A 4 A . pd E gg Q A ! .' 'A A 1:9 t 4 f 17 555 ff 5? .cmd ff m LL? - x ,V . VV V -.-,A , K AV,, .A V 1V' ,, f , k-',. Q 4 V ' gms S5 N Ji A f ' if g , , Ni is N ' ' f!V,- ,I V I. , ,. V - ,- V K. 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