Central High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1954 volume:

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Q90 --fl' - Q lil' i. ll is l 'A l :You Are Now Entering BW 3 ll, 1, L, , W , I if l u rr y Q U R T Q W N jj, X ,gift-li. ,,.- js - , ,: s it ,, f r CENTRAL, u. s. A. so 'A f R, . 5' if lg'g ' ljl ll ill gill Population: 1,300 VA-Q, Jam,- r ,lip ffl ,f xl,1,,,f , l' Ovfl ' '1 'ljff Altitude: 4 stories ' -,J Speed Limit: 6 subjects per semester if The city before you, Central, U. S. A., is a busy one, known for the high standards, many activities, and various loyalties of its citizens. Our Town, centrally located two miles from beautiful Lake Minnequa and easily accessible to nearby Pueblo College, is also 28 miles from the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range and Pueblo Mountain Park. QQ- , It is also near the Mesa Junction Shopping Area and approximately three miles from Mineral Palace Park Recreation Area. Rvtob We hope that you will enjoy your tour, and come back often. FVACXK 'I954 Wildcat Volume 51 x -' ' 3 xx 02 . S l YR S my l S S ' lt l ll X S lf 1 ' I lx Q X K X Y f 1 U, S fx Xi Q X N 1 Z 3, K jp! 5 N N X Q lkwj' ll f ' X-,N ' , lvy l RX flap U Q E ' 'l W if X l -it 5 lv Q CN Wx ji dj X3 tl SQ F ' m R 'SX Q 'lx P W 1 W far? A 'kilns' 'V' f M' ' W 'f1v'75.i'r..w5,v:5 l'm Frank Stotac, President of the student body and Student Council here in our town, Central, U. S. A. I hope, as you travel through our streets, you will enjoy meeting us and watching us as we work, relax, and prepare ourselves to enter another community as help- tul, active citizens. Be sure to visit our City Hall, where I will be happy to show you around and introduce you to our city council and members of our advisory council who direct our development and activity. We have many sports and recreations that you will enjoy if you're looking for fun. Don't miss anything during your stay in our town, and you'll make many friends with those who wish me to extend to you a HEARTY WELCOMEl l if E l N3 Q Walt? N it f sawed .gf MWf'kA4Lg'fQQ? f Auf f 'J 44L'W- ,i1?rif ei Was? me X619 A' Fff'4'x.,fL., K' .adv-e1r7r-Tj ff:-Z f 62447 L jf 53' l'm Phyllis Ruggieri, the President of Central Girls' Cabinet, here to represent the feminine popu- lation of our town in extending their welcome to you. Frank has stressed the importance of your seeing the works of our CITY HALL, and visiting our sports arena. l'm here to ask you not to forget the girls. We are the largest group of Central boosters in existence, all the time studying and planning tor the day when we will leave Central U. S. A. to take our places as the wives, mothers and teachers of the future, Visit our home eco- nomics department and our girls' societies to learn more about this preparation. Here you will meet many ot our leading citizens. I also want to urge you to go to our 3-D art center while you're here, where Central's citizens express themselves through musical and dramatic productions or enjoy them- selves in the audience. We have numerous service organizations here in our town, and each ot them will welcome the chance to have you at their meet- ings and tell you about the many things they do. Drive straight ahead down Senior Blvd. and on through Central, U. S. A. For those of you who have yet another interest, stop at Camp Central on your way out. Enjoy yourself, and come back often as we shall later. in EX K ,f ,f faq, .fa . fygv ygffferilll' : , I Af, A 1-,737 . f27!.4fCf1Z A Lgffzeaf ff Q! .. Z, X y as Z Xdfmeeffaf Off 'fffij J if up S !f..,Q7i V-ff f if' 4.1.2 4-, e, A fi! Mi, ,ef 17 Z 4 .41 ai: 7 af eff 'eff 91414, 52-aff' ' 65 ' - Z2 Jeff if ,Kinja W .1 f-f'z'J' Aff- JA C qc. ,ale X Quai ff 5511+-eaef X J , - 7' x ' N as .XX X - Xi - iv.-' ' f X X I l Senior gli e X .X - , f . .X .X I 'x ---.. Here are the President, Joe Diaz, the Vice President, Grace Barter, the Secretary, Frances Johnson, and the Treasurer, 11Ford Young representing our town's first families. The people on Senior Blvd. are the oldest residents of Central, U. S. A. These citizens have, for four long, full years, lived in our town, studying, working, supporting all the functions, attending all the games, and holding up that high standard which has existed as long as our town has. All that time they both inhaled and exhaled that wonderful something in our town's atmosphere called Central Spirit. Early in June, l954, our oldest residents will resign from their positions, in an impressive ceremony, wearing blue and white caps and gowns, leaving their coveted places open to those people in Junior Square who are experienced and worthy enough to fill their own shoes. During these last four years, many have lived and died in the world around us, but here in Central, U. S. A., on Senior Blvd., WE LIVE. 24 mi N IORBW dw' --'vnu---U ACOSTA, CARMEN Acosm, SAM X s -,.q , ...,,, jf: f . ' .W 'gif 5 ,, . R.o.T.c. Rifle Club, 3, R.o.T.c., 3, 4, Fai., 2, 3. , . AGUILAR, MACK 2 Honor Roll, State Music Contest, Latin American Club, 2, 3, 4, l Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3 D 'L , l ' ARELLANO, RICHARD R.O.T.C., 2, 3, C Club, 2, 3, Spanish Club, l, 2, 3. A'-B'LLARf PAWD ARELLANO SIPRIANO Honor Roll, State Music Contest, Boys' Ritle Club, 2, 3, R.O.T.C. Rifle - ' . Club, 2, 3i RODTUCJ Band' Christmas Pageant, R.O.T.C., 2, 3. ASHBROOK, JEANETTE ALLEN' DONA . , Honor Roll, Christm-as Pageant, State Music Contest, Clionians, 2, 3, 4 Christmas Pageant, Girls Chorus, l. Cemralian 2, Girls, Chorus I' ALLEN, JIMMIE Christmas Pageant, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4. AYAlff6:x-lZlfl'ONl0 ALLEN' RAY AVALOS CLAUDETTE Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Operetta, State Music Contest, ' . - . - R.O'T.C.l 2, 3: Mixed Chorus, ll 2, 3' 4' G.A.A., l, 2, YTeens, I, 2, 3, Roll Representative, l, 2, 3, 4, BALLASH, LOU JANE ALLEY' SHlRl'EY Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Operetta, State Music Contest, Clionians, 2 ALONZO BEN Cats Clan, 4, Centralian, 3, 4, Mixed Octet, 3, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4 R,o, r,c, earns' chorus, 1. BARNES, DARREL l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, Roll Room Congres BARTER, GRACE , Cats Clan 2 3 4' Girls' Cabinet 2 3 4' Mixed Ch Vice-President, Freshman Class Secretary. BENESCH, RALPH ' Play, l,R.S., l, 2, 3, 4, Debate, l, 2, 3, 4. BENJAMIN, AUDREY Honor Roll, Girls' State, Christmas Pageant, Operetta, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Vodevil, Junior Play, Senior Play, State Music Contest, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, F.B.l., l, 2, 3, Stage Hands, l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Masque St Gavel, N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Christmas Pageant, Operetta, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, Owls, 2, 3, 4, l.R.S., 2, 3, , , , , , , , , Orus, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 2, Roll Representative, 4, F.T.A., 4, Senior Class N.F.L., Boys' Declamation Contest, Vodevil, Junior Play, Senior Central Times Staff, 4, Central Wildcat, 4, l.R.S., 4, Girls' Cabinet, 4, BONGIRNO, MARY Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 2, Roll Representative, 2, N.H.S., N.F.L,, Honor Roll, Corwin Essay Contest, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Central Wildcat, Central Times Staff, Aletheorians, 3, 4, l.R.S., BERUMEN, l5ABEl- 2, 3, 4, Debate, l, 2, 3, 4, Cats Clan, 4, Girls' Cabinet, Girls' State, LBUV1 AmeVICa 1 Club, l, 2, 44 D.A,R, History Prize, D.A.R. Essay Prize, Roll Representative, 2, 3, BERUMEN, MARCOS F.T.A., 4, Quill 81 Scroll, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4- BORDERS, WALTER BEURMANI ALBERT Key Club, C Club, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. R-O-T-CA, 2, 3, 4- BORNEMAN, HELEN BLAKE, DENNIS A'l'e 'a S' 3' 49 Y'Tee S' l' N.H.S., Honor Roll, N.A.S.S., Student Council l, 4, Key Club, l, 2, 3, 4, BOYER, JOHN C Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class Treasurer, RVQ-T.C. Rifle Club, 2, 3' 4g RUG-TICAI 2, 3, 4, BLOOIM, CATHLEEN BRADLEY, MADONNA Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Corwin Essay Contest, Vodevil, State Music Aletheorians, 3, 4, Y'Teens, 3, Contest, Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4, l.R,S., 2, 3, 4, Cats Clan, 3, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Roll Representative, 3, F.T.A., 4, N.H.S. BRAVO, RICHARD --W. ,- ! l i BROWN, JUDY Honor Roll, Vodevil, State Music Contest, Central Wildcat, 4, Cen tral Times Staff, 4, Owls, l, 2, 3, 4, Cats Clan, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls Cabinet, l, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, F.T,A., 4. BROWSER, WINONA Honor Roll, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Operetta, State Music Con test, R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4, Owls, 3, 41 l.R.S., 3, Cats Clan, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, l, Football Queen Attendant, N.H.S. BUCHANAN, CARLENE Jr. Red Cross, Vodevil, Y-Teens, l, 2, 3. BLJNNELL, JUDY BURKETT, DORlS N.H.S., Honor Roll, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Operetta, State Music Contest, Girls' Rifle Club, 4, Y-Teens, 2, 3, Centralian, 2, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, l. BURNETT, FRANCES Honor Roll, Vodevil, State Music Contest, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Owls, 3, 4, l.R,S., 3, Cats Clan, 3, 4, Girls' Cabinet, 3. BUSTILLOS, PHYLLIS Spanish Club, 3, Y4Teens, l, 3. CABRERA, LEON CADDELL, CORALEE N.H,S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Junior Play, Senior Play, Girls' Rifle Club, 4, R,O,T.C, Sponsors, 3, 4, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Owls, 2, 3, 4, Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4. -Ngunfw' ,f , -1f.'h' :ti z , , i :X-J I tly. in - E g CALDERON, ELOY CALKINS, MARY ELIZABETH CANO, NELLIE CARDON, PHILLIP N.H.S., Honor Roll, Vodevil, Senior Play, State Music Contest, Key Club 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, Boys' State. CAREY, MARGARET Senior Play, Blue Masque 81 Gavel. CARLSON, JAN ET N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Jr. Red Cross, Christmas Pageant Vodevil, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Aletheorians, 3, 4 Blue Masque 81 Gavel, Cats Clan, l, 2, Girls' Cabinet, l, Centralian, 3 Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 2. 5 f 2 CARTMELL, CONSTANCE Trio, 3. CAUSAS, ALFIE CASCIO, VIRGINIA Y-Teens, 3, Girls' Chorus, l, 2. CASTELLUCCI, GENE CEBULSKI, JUNE Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Operetta, State Music Contest, GA A 3, Centralian, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Girls' Chorus, I, Triple CHICK, JILL Honor Roll, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Senior Play, Operetta, State Music Contest, R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Owls, l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Masque 8- Gavel, 3, l.R.S., 2, Girls' Cl'ASglElD'-I-TSMZ 3 4 Cabinet, 2, Cats Clan, l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Roll Room ' ' ' ' Congress, Roll Representative. CLEMENS, MAURINE N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Jr. Red Cross, Christmas Pageant CHILDS' GENE , . . , , . Vodevil, Operetta, R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4, Owls, 2, 3, 4, l.R.S., 3, C N.F.L., Honor Roll, Boys Declamation Contest, Jr. Red Cross, Junior Clan 2 3 4, Mixed Chorus 3 Play, Senior Play, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, Key Club, 4, l.R.S., I, 2, 3, 4, Debate, ' ' ' ' ' ' lf 2, 3, 4, N-H-S. CLOER, WALTER CHORAK, MARK F.B.l., I, 2, Stage Hands, 2, Blue Masque 81 Gavel, 2. Honor Roll, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, Key Club, 4. COATSI EDNA CHRISTNER, DOROTHY COATES LOREN Honor Roll, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Senior Play, Operetta, State I Music Contest, Aletheorians, 3, 4, Cats Clan, 4, Girls' Cabinet, 4, Mixed COCHRAN, GERALD Chorus, 3, 4, Roll Room Congress, 3, N.H.S, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4. X Frau .il COLEMAN, KEMPER N.A.s.s., Key Club, 3, 4, c Club, 2, 3, 4. ,gpg COLLINS, AUDREY CRAVENS, MARILYN Honor Roll, Junior Escort, State Music Contest, Band, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4. i DE. LEON, LUPE G.A.A., 4, Spanish Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 4. DELO, BlLL R.O.T.C., 2, 3, C Club, 3, 4. CURRY, SHIRLEEN DE NIRO, BVENNY Christmas Pageant, Operetta, State Music Contest, Owls, 2, 3, 4, Cats Vodevlli R'O'T'C 2' 3' 45 Band' 3' Clan, 2, 3, 4, Centralian, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Girls' Chorus, 2. DE REMER PATRICIA Honor, Roll, Junior Escort, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Aletheorians, 3, 4, Y-Teens, l, N.H.S., Quill 8- Scroll. DE SALVO, PHYLLIS Honor Roll, Athenians, 3, 4, Library Club, 2, N.H.S. CUSACK, ROBERT DARNELL, BOB Honor Roll, Key Club, 4. DAVIS, BOB DlAZ, JOE DAVIS, FLOYD N.F.L., Jr. Red Cross, Vodevil, Junior Play, Cheerleaders, 4, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, F.B.l., l, 2, 3, Key Club, 4, Debate, l, 2, 3, Cats Clan, 4, DE GRP-DO, BERNlCE Senior Class President, Freshman Class President, Roll Representative, Jr. Red Cross, G.A,A., l, Y-Teens, 3. 1, 2, 3, 45 C Club I, 2, DREMEL, RICHARD DUDRICK, Dick R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4. DUNLAP, JOHN F.B.l., 4. DYKER, JEANNENE Christmas Pageant, Girls' Chorus, 2. DYKER, JEANNETTE Christmas Pageant, Girls' Chorus, 2. EGAN, MARLENE JF .i DIONESE, BOB Stage Hands, 4. DIVELBISS, DOROTHY Honor Roll, Junio Clan, 2, 3, 4, DREIBHOLZ, GLORIA Y-Teens, 3, Girls' EILAND, EDWlN r Escort, Jr. Red Cross Aletheorians 3 4 Cats Chorus, 3. Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Senior Play Operetta ROTC 2 3 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Band, l, 2. ELLSWORTH, LOU ANN ELLYAS, CARL Honor Roll. EWING, BOB R.O.T.C., 2, 3, F.B.I., l, 2, 3, 4. FASS, LOUIS Vodevil, l.R.S., 2, 3, 4, FASULA, CHARLES R.O.T.C., 2, 3, N.H.S. Quill 81 Scroll ...-all FELPS, IDA Christmas Pageant, Aletheorians, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 2, 4. FERRARO, GENE N. H. S., N.F.L., Honor Roll, Keating Oration Contest, Vodevil, Junior Play, Senior Play, Key Club, 4, l.R,S., I, 2, 3, Debate, I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4. FERRELL, DORIS Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Keating Oration Contest, Christmas Pageant, Operetta, State Music Contest, l.R.S., 2, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus, I. FIELD, LEROY FISHER, BILL Student Council, K FLORES, BEATRICE GADLIN, LEOTA G.A.A,, 2, Girls' Chorus, I. GADLIN, LOUIS C Club, I, 2. . H ff . . I GALE, SCOTT ey Club' 2' 3' 4' C Club' 3' 4' NII-IS BOYS Slate' N.H.S., Honor Roll, Keating Oration Contest, Junior Play, Senior Play Spanish Club, 3, 4. FLORI, LAWRENCE Band, I, 2, 3, 4. FREY, LESLIE GACN IK, KATHERINE Key Club, 3, 4, Band, 2, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Roll Room Congress GALLEGOS, CARLOS C Club, I, 2, 3, 4. GARCIA, GENEVIEVE G.A.A,, 3, 4, Latin American, I, 2, 3, 4. GARCIA, LAWRENCE Y-Teens, 2, Library Club, 2, Girls' Chorus, I. R.O.'I'.C-1 2, 3- fi if 'lu di Ni GIARRATANO, PAT N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Student Council, l, 2, Vodevil, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4, Owls, l, 2, 3, 4, Cats Clan, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Cabinet, 3, 4. GODINEZ, INEZ GONZALES, MARlE Spanish Club, 2, 3, Y-Teens, l, 3. GORSHE, PAT Honor Roll, Vodevil, Cheerleaders, 4, Central Wildcat, 3, 4, Central Times Staff, 3, 4, Aletheorians, 3, 4, Cats Clan, 3, 4, Girls' Cabinet, 4, Roll Representative, 3. GRANT, MARY ELLEN Christmas Pageant, Athenians, Girls' Chorus, 2. GREEN, BEVERLY Girls' Cabinet, 4, Library Club, l, 2, 3, 4. GARDNER, HAROLD GARDNER, LULU BELLE GATEWOOD, JERRY R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, R.O.T.C. Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4. GREEN, CLAUDINE G.A.A., l, 2, Library, l, 2, 3. GRIFFITH, SANDRA GUNDERSON, DONNA Honor Roll, Athenians, 4. GUSTAMENTES, DANIEL Spanish Club, l, 2. HARGIS, CHARLES R.O.T.C. Rifle Club, 2, 3, R,O.T.C., 2, 3. HARTMAN, DONITA N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Operetta, State Music Contest, Owls, 2, 3, 4, Cats Clan, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, l. mf' HENSLEY, LENOIR Honor Roll, Christmas Pageant, Junior Play, State Music Contes, Blue Masque 8- Gavel, Centralian, 2, 3, Girls' Chor s, l. HERNANDEZ, MAGDELE 0 l' HERRERA, CHRISTINE? ' Q1 Majorettes, 2, 3,,J,gb r , . ff N J , f I i 2 I X P it I . - i 'A 0 f , I I ' , B! N , , J , O, or 9 I , ,2 HUND, PAUL HERRERA,,MlKE M ff A f li , f'X HUNT' GLORIA HOLTORFI JEAN ' L ' N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Student Council, 4, Christmas Pageant, Honor Roll, Junior Escort, odevil, Central ildcat, 4, fCentral Times -. Vodevilz Clionians, I, 2, 3, 41 Y-TESFIS, li Centralian, 2, 3, GIFIS' Cl10l'US, Staff, 4, Owls, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, Cats Clan, l, 2, 3, 4, X4 I I- N.H.S. HOLTORF, JOAN 3, 4, Cats Clan, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Cabinet, l, 2, 3, 4. I HOOD, BARBARA Honor Roll, Majorettes, l, 2, 3. HOUSTON, JEAN 1 N.H.S., N.F.L., Honor Roll, Girls 'Declamation Contest, Corwin Essay Contest Winner, Quill 8- Scroll, Vodevil, Junior Play, Senior Play, R.O.T.C j Sponsors, 3, 4, Central Wildcat, 3, 4, Central Times Staff, 3, 4, Owls, 2, 3, 4, Blue Masque 81 Gavel, Debate, l, 2, 3, Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4. HUFFMAN, DWAYNE J,,, f 'l X, ily.. ,.40 N.H.S., Vodevil, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Owls, l, 2, HUNTER, DIANE Vodevil, Girls' Rifle Club, 4, Owls, 2, 3, 4, Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4, Blue Masque 81 Gavel, 2, 3. HUNZE, HILDEGARDE Honor Roll, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Operetta, Girls' Rifle Club, 4, Central Times Staff, Central Wildcat, Owls, 2, 3, 4, Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 3, Basketball Queen Attendant. HURLBUT, MARY LEE Honor Roll, Christmas Pageant, Operetta, State Music Contest, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 2. IVEY, MAURICE N.A.S.S., R.O.T.C., 2, 3, Key Club, 3, 4, C Club, 2, 3, 4. ,HQ ' .if , Q if l it , ' an -:QV vs, -.5 , . 'iff . 5 . I I I I - JOHNSON, FRANCES Christmas Pageant, Operetta, State Music Contest, Owls, 4, Cats Clan, 3, 4, Girls' Cabinet, 4, Centralian, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus, 4, Girls' Chorus, I, Senior Class Secretary, Football Queen Attendant, Basketball Queen. JOHNSON, SHIRLEY Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Operetta, State Music Contest, G.A.A., I, Centralian, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, I. JULIEN, MARY ELIZABETH Honor Roll, Jr. Red Cross, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, State Music Contest, Girls' Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Owls, I, 2, 3, 4, Cats Clan, I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Cabinet, 2, 3, 4, Cen- tralian, 3, Mixed Chorus, 4, Girls' Chorus, 2, Triple Trio, 2, F.T.A., 4, Roll Representative, Freshman Class Reporter, Quill 81 Scroll. JUNO, GEORGE KALARAS, ELAINE Girls' Cabinet, 3, 4. KEITHLEY, BARBARA N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Operetta, State Music Contest, Cheerleaders, 3, 4, R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Owls, 2, 3, 4, Blue Masque 8- Gavel, 3, Debate, I, Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4, Centralian, 2, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, I. . ' JAMES, JACK JAMNICK, PAULINE N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Vodevil, G.A.A., 2, Aletheorians 2, 3, Y-Teens, 2, Girls' Cabinet, I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Secretary JAQUISH, NANCY Honor Roll, Keating Oration Contest. KELLY, PAT Clionians, 2, 3, Cats Clan, 4. KIRK, ANNE N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Girls' Declamation Contest Winner, National Thespians, Jr. Red Cross, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Junior Play, Senior Play, State Music Contest, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4, Blue Masque 81 Gavel, l.R.S., 2, Cats Clan, 3, 4, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Valedictorian, Quill 81 Scroll. KLIPFEL, WILLARD KNUDSON, DOUGLAS N.H.S., N.F.L., Honor Roll, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Operetta, State Music Contest, l.R.S., 3, 4, Debate, I, 2, 3, 4, Band, I, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Keating Oration Contest Winner, Boys' State. KOCHEVAR, JANICE N.F.L., Quill 81 Scroll, Jr. Red Cross, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Girls' Rifle Club, 4, Central Wildcat, 3, 4, Central Times Staff, 3, 4, Owls, 2, 3, 4, Blue Masque 81 Gavel, 2, Debate, I, Cats Clan, 4. KOLBEZEN, FRANK Quill 81 Scroll, Christmas Pageant, Operetta, Central Wildcat, 3, 4, Central Times Staff, 3, 4, Debate, I, Mixed Chorus, 2, Roll Representative. LACEY, RONALD R.O.T.C., 2, 3. LAINO, RUSSELL Stage Hands, 2, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 4. LANE, DICK N.A.S.S., R.O.T.C. Rifle Club, 4, R.O.T.C., E.B.l., C Club, 4. HARRIET Jr. Red Cross, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Junior Play, Senior Play Stage Hands, 4, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 3, 4, Clionians, 2, 3, Blue Masque 81 Gavel, 3, 4, Debate, l, Y-Teens, 3, Library Club, 2 3, Girls' Chorus, l. LANE, MARY LEETE, JACK Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Christmas Pageant, Owls, 3, 4, Cats Clan, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 2. LEITHEAD' NANCY Christmas Pageant, G.A.A., 2, Owls, 2, 3, 4, Debate, l, Cats Clan, 2, 3 LANGOSH, GEORGE 4, Centralian, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 2. LASH, LYDIA LEWIS, RAY Vodevil, Spanish Club, l, 2, 3, Y-Teens, 3, 4. LIERZ, RICHARD LAWSON, BOB Honor ROll. R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4. UTTELLI ANNE LEBER, FRANCES N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Vodevil, Cheerleaders, 2, 4, G.A.A. G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4. LEE, CHARLENE l, Girls Rifle Club, 4, R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Owls, l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Masque 81 Gavel, 3, Debate, l Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, l, Basketball Queen Attendant. MALONE, DON Honor Roll, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 4. MARKUS, BARBARA Student Council, I, 2, 3, 4, Owls, I, 2, 3, 4, Cats Clan, I, 2, 3, 4, Football Queen. MARRINAN, JOE Christmas Pageant, Operetta, State Music Contest, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, Stage Hands, I, Mixed Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4. MARSHALL, MAX MARTIN, DON Vodevi I. MARTINEZ, DELIA ' FT' tii' 5 S . LOHMILLER, BOB N.H.S., Honor Roll, F.B.I., I, 2, 3, 4. LUCERO, MADELINE Spanish Club, I, 2, 3, 4. LYNCH, CHRIS MARTIN EZ, ESTHER MARTINEZ, ROBERT N.H.S., Honor Roll, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, Band, I, 2. MARTINEZ, SHIRLEY MATHEWS, SHIRLEY Blue Masque 8. Gavel, 2, Y-Teens, 3. MAURELLO, ROSALIND Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Y-Teens, I, 2, Centralian I, 2, 3, 4. MCBRIDE, BARBARA Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Central Wildcat, 3, 4, Central Times Staff 3, 4, Clionians, Blue Masque 8 Gavel, Y-Teens, 3, Girls' Chorus, I. 1 MCCLELLAN, ROBERT Christmas Pageant, Operetta, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4. MCGILL, BOB Boys' State, Senior Play, State Music Contest, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Key Club, 3, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Roll Congress, Quill 8. Scroll. MCKINNEY, TOBY McNAlR, JOHN MEDINA, VIRGINIA Athenians, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 3, Cats Clan, 4, Girls' Cabinet, 4. MELTON, DON Key Club, 4. MENA, MARGARET G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, l, 2. MENOR, ELEANOR MIDDELKAMP, ELEANOR N.H.S., N.F.L., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Quill 81 Scroll, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Junior Play, Senior Play, R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4, Central Wildcat 3, 4, Central Times Staff, 3, 4, Owls, l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Masque 8- Gavel, Debate, l, Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, l, Roll Representative. Mll'lELlCl'l, ELIZABETH G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, l, 2. MIKLICH, ROBERT R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4. MILLER, DEAN Honor Roll, Student Council 4, Vodevil, Cheerleaders, 3, R.O.T.C., 2, 3 Key Club, 3, 4. MITCHELL, RUDDELL MONTOYA, FREDERICK MOORE, EVELYN N.H.S., N.F.L., Honor Roll, Girls' Declamation Contest, Vodevil, l.R.S. 2, 3, 4, Debate, 2, 3, 4, Roll Representative, 3, 4. rf 'X tl I MOROYE, RAY State Music Contest, Orchestra, l, 2. MOROYE, RICHARD Honor Roll, State Music Contest, Boys' Rifle Club, 2, 3, R.O.T.C Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, Band, I. MORRIS, GERTRUDE Honor Roll, Vodevil, Clionians, 3, 4. MORRISON, JERRY OLSON, RONALD Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, State Music Contest, Operetta, R.O.T.C., MYERS' ,JOYCE , 2, 3, Mixed Chorus, I, 2, 4, Orchestra, I. Christmas Pageant, Girls' Chorus, I. OPP RALPH NIGRO, LORRAINE ' H I. B M 8, I I Honor Roll, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Majorettes, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, l. Stage ands' ' me asque Gave' ' ORR, ALDEN NOBLE, JAN , , Honor Roll, N.A.S.S., Vodevil, State Music Contest, R.O,T.C., 2, 3, 4, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4. C Club, 3, 4, l.R,S., I, 2, 3, Debate, I, Band, I, 2, 3, 4. NUMOTO, SACHIKO QSTER' DALE Student Council, 3, 4, Central Wildcat, 4, Centrol Times Staff, 4, I.R.S., Honor ROM. 2, Y-Teens, I, Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Cabinet 2, Roll Representative, Roll Room Congress, N.H.S. PACHECO, JOSEPH O'KORN, RUDY PAPISH, JAMES Honor Roll, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, Band, 2, 3. ff , ,fl Honor Roll, R.O.T.C., 3, Key Club, I, C Club, 2. PAPISH, MARY ANN G.A.A., l, 2, 3, Athenians, l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, l, 2, 3, Clan, 4. PARDUN, BARBARA Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Operetta State Music Contest, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Band, 3, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, I. PEARCE, SHIRLEY Honor Roll, Jr. Red Cross, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, f 4, Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4, l.R.S., 3, Cats Clan, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4 Christmas Pageant, Operetto, State Music Contest, Centralian, 2, 3 PEREZ, DORA PORTER, ALLEN R.O.T.C,, 2, 3, 4. PERKO, BARBARA Christmos Pageant, Y-Teens, I, 2, Centralian, 2, Girls' Chorus, I. PORTER, JOAN PETERSON, BARBARA I Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus, I. Christmas Pageant, Library Club, 3. PORTILLOS, CHARLES PETRICK, ALBERT Honor Roll, R.O.T.C., 3. POTESTIO, EUGENE PHILLIPS, CURTIS PUENTE, DANIEL C Club, 4. N.H.S., Honor Roll, R.O.T.C., 2, 3. PIERCE, VERNON READER, JAMES C Club, 4. R.O.T.C. Rifle Club, 2, R.O.T.C., 2, 3. RUMP, PEGGY ANN N.H.S., Honor Roll, Girls' State, Vodevil, Christmas Pageant, Stote Music Contest, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Owls, l, 2, 3, 4, Debate, l, Cats Clan, 3, 4, Girls' Cabinet, l, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, Roll Representative, 2, F.T.A., 4. RENDON, cHARLEs R.o.T.c., 2, 3, 4, F.B.l., i, 2, 3, stage Hands, 3. ROBERTS, FRED R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, RUGGIERI, PHYLLIS N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Girls' Declarnation Contest Winner, Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Christmas Pageant' Vodevil, Operetta, State Music Contest, Girls' Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Afetheorians, 2, 3' l.R.S., 3, Cats Clan, 3, 4, Girls' Cobinet, 3, 4, Head Girl' D.A.R Good Citizen, Centralian, 3, Mixed Chorus, 4, Girls' Chorus, F.T.Al f SHAVER, JACK R.O.T.C., 2, 3. SHELLINBARGER, DUANE RUNCO, PAT Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Operetta, State Music Contest, Athenians, SHERWOOD' WINNIE . . . - Cemralian I 2 3 4, Girls, Chorus 1, RON Room Congress Honor Roll, Vodevil, State Music Contest, Aletheorians 2, 3, 4, Blue ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Masque 81 Gavel, 3, Cats Clan, 4, Girls' Cabinet, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4 RYAN, BETH Orchestra, 4, Roll Room Congress, Roll Representative, N.H.S. SAMBERSON, ANNA JEAN SHIELDS, BETTY JO Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, State Music Contest, Athenians, 2, Central- ion 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, l, 2, Roll Room Congress. SHIGEZJ-C 3igr.lEcgN2'TAL3l? 4' SA S E I l N-I-0 ' UT M O SHOWALTER, PAT SELL, HAROLD N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Christmas Pageant, Ooeretta, Owls, R.O.T.C., 2, 3. if l R W' . . , W ,,,, N..1i:i D K . :If T is . . f-'smsnw 2, 3, 4, Cats Clan, 3, 4, Girls' Cobinet, l, Mixed Chorus. I I 3 SHUGART, VERLENE 1 4 , State Music Contest, Central Wildcot, Centrol Times Staff, Band, 3. 3 ' 0 SHYNE, GEORGE gg R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, F.B.l., Blue Masque 8- Gavel. , SILVA, LUCY . J, Spanish Club, Mixed Chorus, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4. SLOAN, SHIRLEY SLOSKY, BILL Honor Roll, N.A.S.S., R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, Central Wildcat 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Key Club, 3, 4, C Club, I, 2, 3, 4. SMITH, DON Honor Roll, Jr. Red Cross, Vodevil, I.R.S., I, 2, Debate, I, 3, Boys' State. SMITH, JOAN Honor Roll, Athenians, 2, 3. SMITH, MARILYN SMITH, WALLY Honor Roll, State Music Contest, Central Wildcat, 4, Centrol Times Staff, 4, Key Club, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Vice- President, Sophomore Class President, Freshman Class Vice-President. I ll if SMRDU, MARGIE SPANJOL, MARILYN Aletheoriansg Ro SPURLOCK, JOE STARR, HAROLD STERNER, FRED STIEBENS, BILLY ll Representative. if ll ' 4. .ll ' I , , W 4' Ss i , ei, 'V 1 I Q , Ill .fl 1 STUART, JAMES Quill 81 Scroll ROTC Rifle Club 2 3 , ..,. , , , 4, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, Central Wildcat, 3, 4, Central Times Staff, 3, 4. STUBLER, ROBERT Operetto, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4. SUTTON, DAL THIELBAR, FRANK Honor Roll, Christmas Pageant, Operetta, State Music Contest, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4. THORNTON, DEWIE N.H.S., N.A.S.S., R.O.T.C., 2, 3, Key Club, 3, 4, C Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Freshman Closs Sgt.-ot-arms. TIHONOVlCH, DAN STEWART, BlLl.. R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, Junior Class President. STOFAC, FRANK N.A.S.S., Student Council, 3, 4, Key Club, 2, 3, 4, C Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Student Body President, N.H.S., Boys' State. STRAH, DAVID R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, F. B. l., l, 2, 3, Central Wildcat, 3, 4, Central Times Staff, 3, 4, Roll Room Congress. TUCKER, WARREN State Music Contest, l, 3, 4, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, Band, l, 3, 4. TRUJILLO, OLYMPIA Quill 81 Scroll, Vodevil, Senior Play, Cheerleaders, 3, 4, Girls' Rifle Club 3, 4, Central Wildcat, 3, 4, Central Times Staff, 3, 4, Clionians, l, 2, 3 4, Blue Masque 8- Govel, 2, Y-Teens, l, Cats Clan, 3, 4, Girls' Cabinet 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Roll Room Congress, 2. TUELL, LESTER State Music Contest, l, R.O.T.C., 2, 3, Band, l. VADNAL, BARBARA Christmas Pogeont, Vodevil, State Music Contest, Centralian, 3, 4, Girls Chorus, l, 2. VENUTO, ANTHONY R,O.T.C., 2, 3, 4, Central Times Staff, 3, 4. VERTOVEC, BETTY JEAN Athenians, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, l, 2, Girls' Chorus, l. 1 Md 4 .,,n Q ..... VEST, NYLA JEAN , . 4 , , Honor Roll, Christmas Pageant, Operetta, State Music Contest, gl Eaf lff'-. sw f , 'i Y-Teens, l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, l. 0 ti Jyx 1- A,.. , WADDELOW, Lois JEAN 'E--j V ' V f , , Honor Roll, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Clionians, 2, 3, 4, Girls' , 'ft Chorus. 4. 'Q WAGGONER, JANICE , 1- , 1 , , Christmas Pageant, Athenians, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, l, 2, il 6 ' Wy, , A V A5 1 y t Q , Q E 5 ,Z f. 5 . ' 2 t ft if 'l IR ggi ' 5 2 t 2 J WHITE, MARGIE Girls' Chorus, l, 2, 3. WALKER ALLEN R.O.Ll'.C., 1, 2, 3. WHITTEN, BILL WALWORTH, BETTY JOAN Wll-l-IAMS, l'lARRl5 Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Girls' Rifle Club, 4, Y-Teens, 3. NNN-LIAMSI ROBBIE WEED, SHIRLEY N.H.S., N.F.L., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Jr. Red Cross, Christmas Pag- Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, eant, Vodevil, Junior Play, Senior Play, Operetta, State Music Contest, Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4, Blue Masque 8 Gavel, 3, 4, l.R.S., 2, 3, Debate, WALLIS, MARILYN l, 2, Cats Clan, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, 2. Honor Roll' Jr. Red Cross, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, State Music Con- test, Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4, Cats Clan, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY 3 4 N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Christmas Pageant, Operetta, State ' ' Music Contest, Owls, 2, 3, 4, Debate, l, Cats Clan, l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed WELLS, JANICE Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, l. WERTZ, DICK WlLSON, JERRY YOUNG, BEVERLY Vodevil, Junior Play, State Music Contest, R.O,T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4, Central Wildcat, 4, Central Times Staff, 4, Owls, I, 2, 3, 4, Cats Clan, I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Cabinet, 3, Band, I, 2, Roll Room Congress, Roll Room Representa- tive, Football Queen Attendant, Basketball Queen Attendant. YOUNG, FORD N.A.S.S., Student Council, Christmas Pageant, Vodevil, Operetta, Key Club, I, C Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Treasurer, N.H.S. YOUNGBLOOD, LONDA G.A.A., I, Athenians, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 2. ZANETELL, GLORIA Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4. ZOBECK, CARRIE LOU Girls' Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4, R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 3, 4, Aletheorians, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, I, N.H.S. ZUPANCIC, JOAN Honor Roll, G.A.A., I, Y-Teens, I. WOLFENBARGER, DAISY Honor Roll, Vodevil, Clionians, 2, 3, 4. WOOD, REEVA J EANNE WRIGHT, BEVERLY N.H.S., Honor Roll, Junior Escort, Christmas Pageant, State Music Contest, Girls' Cabinet, 3, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, , Junior Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Secretary, Vodevil. CAMERA-SHY SENIORS Max Apodaca, Charles Barkley, John Basta, Carmelita Cruz, Charles Bosley, Harry Burbidge, Floyd Cape, Barbara Cleburne, Ruby Collins, Darlene Craft, Bonny Daugherty, Jose DeHerra, Gail Even, Jose Gallegos, Ruben Galves, Lawrence Garcia, Jess Gaujardo, Earl Gunter, Lawrence Harding, Joan Jaber, Robert Jaber, Angelita Jaquez, Eileen Linzini, Arlyn Leeper, Jerry Linville, Charles Lucero, Donald Maldonado, Mary Ann Medina, Fred Miketa, Adita Montoya, James Pohlmeier, Myrna Randolph, Willie Saunders, Emma Vigil, Shannon Wheeler, Warren Williams, Virgil Wilson, Donald Wright, Frank Youhouse. 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. Awards received after February lst are not listed. Athletic awards will be found in the sports section. Central's Big Wheels OF Organizations Lett to right: Virginia Medina, Atheniansg Pat Showalter, Owls, Dorothy Christner, Aletheorians, Lois Jean Wadde- low, Clionians. OPPOSITE PAGE-CABINET OFFICERS Lett to right: Mary Liz Julien, Grace Barter, Phyllis Ruggieri, and Jean l-loltort. Our Nation's Defense Insert: John Boyer. Standing, left to right: James Stuart, Bill Stewart, Jean Hous- ton, Albert Petrick. Below, left to right: Alden Orr, Bill Slosky, Richord Moroye, Bob Martinez, Mike Chorak. R.O.T.C. Sponsors Opposite page, left to right: Eleanor Middelkamp, Jill Chick, Maurine Clemens, Carrie Lou Zobeck, Corolee Caddell. Participants at Half-Time Ceremonies Top Step, left to right: Wally Smith, Varsity Band, Anne Littell, Pat Gorshe, Penny Trujillo, Bee Keithley, Cheer- leaders, Cathy Bloom, Varsity Band. A ,gimg,wn'x..,mr wWWwwQtMo.,.,,., A Q i , -H12 MUSICBI World These students take the first chairs in Band ond Orchestra, .46 Top row, left to right: Phil Cordon, Don Malone, Winnie Sher- wood, Doug Knudson, Warren Williams, Larry Flori. Bottom row, left to righti Beverly Wright, Judy Brown, Mitzi Wallis, Donita Hartman, Barbara Pordun, ,mug ,HQ A J Prexies Pictured here are presidents of various school activities. Top, left to right: Mary Borigirno, Gene Ferroro, Dean Miller, Dennis Blake. Bottom, left to right: Carlos Gallegos, Peggy Rump, Mike Herrera, Pat Giarratano, Joe Diaz. at f ' Him F 21, ,izhwwme gk,i5,3,,ws r V W, H 6 If JV fl J i., I 1 f ::::s::f?1,. 1.24.1 f 5 rf V 2,7 Q 4 - J' -.. gl 3 ,fig 6 N af 4 Z 1 .W A 3 gif pn f .v,:'X5'.'4 . f M QM 7 in P'w' . 'fy Nw. M Q f ' f W' 45 7.,n5:... - 'fiw' i rf Tl' fl f of - 4 'Q-Ji :N MY!! M' ' 4-P 1 4,4 , Q ,, , Jigs cw-'1?q,y, f '. 'l'iT,fM' 1 H ff f Q 4 , 'S iff 5,1 tp' F: W 355' QQE4?i'f5fge?fg fi2awfLix ,u Y Qi Senior Class Float Roll Room Representatives Back row, left to right: Douglas Knudson, Doris Burkett, Winnie Sherwood. Front row, left to rightg Beverly Wright, Claudette Avalos, Evelyn Moore, Joe Diaz, Frances Johnson. Insert: Pat Giarratano, Eleanor Middelkamp. l r's Commencement were: Junior Escorts for ast yea Front row: Pat Dellemer, Shannon Cathy Bloom, Mary Lane. Middle Row: Betty Joan Walworth, Gloria Hunt, Marjorie Tyson, Grace Barter, Back rowi Phyllis Ruggieri, Beverly Wright, Janet Carlson, Robbie Williams. it .lunio Wheeler, Marilyn Cravens, Anne Littell, i l if t llg 'Q x ' '.. l f f-Q ,A . Q. F ss N ' 'wi rf' fix A 1 F ww, W9 A 'X W BJ N V, K zi- Q :,' if, 0-at-or i. V V' C 1 ws f ,iff NZ if :it A ff -' 4 x m 9 C 5' '71 Y 8' ,aa 5 .5 if ' I S A 'lt In X 1 in 3 did I' ' ' rf' - 7 4 W ,bag u x x Q ,A M X .iqflfn ,A C. ,K C' lit ., -cgi , S at . xi N L will 'K K 1 K 1 i if Escorts K of Front row: Jeon l-lolforf, Dons Ferrell, Barbara Keithley, Donifa Hartman, Shirley Williams, Coralee Caddell. Middle row: Barbara Pardun, Maurine Clemens, Pat Giarratono, Ann Kirk, Pat Showalter, Dorothy Divelbiss. Back row: Pauline Jamnick, Eleanor Middelkamp. My 5, W, We I i e i I 'blv - E123 'A . -V l i A- 'l-,,, . me .. l l ' S I ..5 1.122 ,. E, , .... , E if .... b .,,.:2 SE , :K , ,.:i1 E . ., 2 3, Q ,f-',' ' e i E V A xi l , . I' I I .. . Z W 4 M .V Ky :V . 3 ,,,i , R, ,, i , J W ffl Q M..-iigi g e A wkwwp, ,. A A Z X . ,. ng?- f , l ix ii' , e e . me-fr if Z 'A l V K lx' FQ-'ff' :' .7 K v- lnvv vb , - lv f i A2 fi? gr- A K 'ff x,W,..r , ,W,. b il .. .X , t ' 1 yy ix l K , A' i W X 1 - FE - ,ff i l l X5 ami r X ' k k x we ' in , 1 1 -- X M , 4' Y i 1 . . ,, , , ., 1. . .gf A --' A 'g v i Q ' . X Q ff' A B F e ,, A i -we i ,gi ., Q X, if if l .AL N -1' BOYS' STATE These are the boys who were selected by the American Legion to attend the l953 Boys' State. Left to right: Frank Stofac, Bob McGill, Phil Cor- don, Don Smith, Douglas Knudson, and Bill Fisher. GIRLS' STATE The American Legion Auxiliory chose these Cen- tralites to attend Columbine Girls' State for l953. Left to right: Peggy Ann Rump, Mary Bongirno, Audrey Benjamin, Barbara Markus. PARTICIPANTS IN TOWN HALL MEETING Left to right: Frances Burnett, Eleanor Middelkamp, Dove Strah Bob McGill. V ICR! If I 9 A f T S' Y W' 1 v-,fav 53 if fl ff' X TI-IANKSGIVING GREETINGS Maybe in I62O the Priscillas had all the advantages of stocks, but the problem of getting the Johns in the stocks is still the same. Left to right: Jean I-loltorf, Ford Young, I-lildegarde I-Iunze, Frances Burnett. A4 First Row: Senior Aletheorians Pat Gorshe, Ann Kirk, Dorothy Christner, Mary Bongirno, Robbie Mae Williams, Cathy Bloom, Pat DeRemer, Marilyn Spanjol. Back Row: Dorothy Divelbiss, Phyllis Ruggieri, Mitzi Wallis, Shirley Pearce, June Cebulski, Gloria Zanetell, Janet Carlson, Carrie Lou Zobeck. Back Row: Senior Athenians Betty Jean Vertovec, Joan Smith, Donna Gunderson, Virginia Medina, Londa Youngblood. First Row: Phyllis DeSalvo, Mary Ann Papish, Janice Waggoner, Mary Ellen Grant, Helen Borneman. Senior Cwls Back Row: Pat Showalter, Jill Chick, Grace Barter, Donita Hartman, Beverly Young, Coralee Caddell, Judy Brown, Hildegarde Hunze, Janice Kochevar, Eleanor Middelkamp, Winona Browser, Barbara Keithley, Francy Burnett. Middle Row: Pat Giarratano, Mary Lane, Joan Holtorf. First Row: Jean Holtort, Maurine Clemens, Jean Houston, Shirleen Curry, Mary Elizabeth Julien, Anne Littell, Peggy Anne Rump, Diane Hunter, Shirley Williams, Barbara Markus. Senior Clionians Gloria Hunt, Jeanette Ashbrook, Lois Jean Waddelow, Toby McKinney, Daisy Woltenbarger, Gertrude Morris, Penny Trujillo. Owls crown the Valentine Sweet heart, Dick Lane. l .v 1 1 Q, ,.,.M.. ,....,,. . , .1 s Q ,,...-M---1 ,WW ...J Q 5 1 H. .2 . i W -ms .N-NMMA ,,, l BM... fl-l Junior l i Pleaeizb 29 ellis Jwitair it .Jw These Officers representing the residents of Junior Square are Dick Lepetsos, President, Lois Ann Miller, Vice President, Charlotte Stewart, Sec- retary, and Caroline Decker,yIfeasurer. Theyserve proudly, because Junior Square is a symbol of competition, disillusionirnent, progress, and achievement, yet soon the residents of Junior Square will vacate their spot of honor to fill an even higher one. To live on Junior Square is the ambition of every stu- dent from the time he enters school, for it is here that a true upper-class standing is first attained, the work is half over, and the fun is beginning in earnest. The section of our town set aside for these learned and experienced students has been named Junior Square because, just as the square has always been the center of town, the Juniors are truly found to be the, center of activities ,in Central, U. S. A. 'Q lb X N, On Opposite Page SK Left to Right: -Ax Ax Dick Lepetsos, Lois Ann Miller, Charlotte Stewart Caroline Decker f - so . - ag ,5 173 N Eliij jj, Row l: Abeyta, Ann, Acuna, Sal, Adamich, Joyce, Aguilar, Sally, Aguilera, James. Row 2: Alcon, Alfonso, Allee, Charlotte, Allee, Laura, Allen, Bob, Amato, Carl. Row 3: Ambrose, Arlen, Anderson, Geraldine, Angerer, Dick, Akin, Ronald, Anzlovar, Elsie. Row 4: Apodaca, Mike, Apple, Shirley, Archer, Virginia, Ard, Kay, Arellano, Dolores. Row 5: Arellano, Theresa, Arriaga, Robert, Ashby, Jesse, Ayers, Barbara, Bacino, Joe. Row 6: Baker, Dick, Ball, Nancy, Barnber, Marjorie, Barnes Gail, Beauvais, Elizabeth. Row 7: Bell, Spencer, Belveal, Jerry, Beruman, Marina, Beur man, Mildred, Blackburn, Alison. gre We l x ' it 53 'Sb .3253 if ,iw A Row l: Bland, Robert, Boitz, Jean, Bongirno, Carl, Borneman, Virginia, Bonse, Dolores. Row 2: Boyd, Paul, Brasselero, Russ, Bregar, Don, Brossia, Lorraine, Bruce, Norma. Row 3:.Buchanan, Burl, Buchanan, Jack, Buccola, Annette, urgert, Lou Ella, Burnham, Jack. Y fl K ,a,avL, ,fi ,g6,,,feeLv.f A , , ff I , t fdwd, V ' f' f , if Row Burris, Bob, Burtraw, Shirley, Cabibi, Pauline, Caffey, if Gary, Cain, Shirl . I f from .ff XQGQU , H, ffl if val ,l ,f 4' il Y ff .F file f fee ' N361 , : Row 5: Carara, Dennis, Carollo, Annette, Carpio, Eugene, Cernac, John, Champlain, Doralle. Row 6: Chavez, Anita, Chimento, Cajeton, Chrisman, Don, Cirullo, Carolyn, Collier, Jean. Row 7: Cortese, Sam, Craddock, Sid, Crist, James, Croshal, Mary, Cruz, Velma. Row l: Cusumano, Josephine, Dalton, Kathleen, Dane David, Y, Daurio, Angelo, Davis, Gerry Beth. Row 2: Davis, Mary, Decker, Caroline, Decker, Doriss, Denman Larry, DeMarco, Jo Marilyn. Row 3: Denton, Jerry, Des Jardins, Richard, De Vencenty Madaline, Diaz, Mary, Dickson, Dianne. Row 4: Donley, George, Donnelly, John, Douglass, Lee, Drake Warren D., Drummond, Robert. ,.- Row 5: Dyer, Bill, Ebrecht, Joe, Elich, Bud, Epps, Nellie, Espinoza, Della. Row 61 Espinosa, Martha, Evan, Jeri, Evans, Robin, Even Everett, Even, Ronnie. Row 7: Ferraro, Dennis, Figueroa, Nick, Fleming, Bob Foehrkolb, David, Foster, Betty. Row l: Frank, Anita, Frankmore, Joe, Frederiksen, Luelen Garcia, Leonella, Garcia, Lucy. Row 2: Gallegos, Bernice, Garrett, Milton, George, David, Gil more, Gary, Gilmore, Harold. Row 3: Gilmore, Patsy, Godec, Joan, Golob, Richard, Gomez Priscilla, Gonzales, Laura Lee. Row 4: Gonzales, Marlene, Grace, Shirley, Gradishar, James, Graham, Bill, Green, Jim. Row 5: Grisham, Norma, Guerrero, Richard, Gunderson, Karen, Gutierrez, Mary Ellen, Haling, Jack. Row 6: Haning, Estel, Harvey, Eulalea, Hassey, Norma, Haynes, Lowell, Hayworth, John, Row 7: l-ledlund, Lyle, Heddleston, Anna, Helm, Tommy, Hernandez, Charles, Hernandez, Dolores. Row l: Hines, Joan, Hood, Elwin, Hrobak, Joann, Huffman, Wayne, Hughes, Sid. Row 2: Huth, Betty, Jacklovich, Barbara, Jacques, Shirley, Jakshe, Shirley, James, Norma. Row 3: Jamnik, Nancy, Jansen, Richard, Johnson, Barbara, Johnson, Ethel, Jones, Charles. Row 4: Kadunc, Anna Marie, Kasic, Jean, Keller, Janice, Kendall, Anita, Kemper, Ross. Row 5: Kendrickson, Myrna, Klune, Charlene, Knight, Don, Knight, Russell, Koschke, Lester. Row 6: Koshak, Charlotte, Larson, Joann, Latka, Wayne, Lauricella, Rose Marie, Leach, Ray. Row 7: Lee, Ralph, Leon, Martha, Lepetsos, Dick, Littlejohn Lenore, Livermore, Francis. 455 Row l: Lloyd, Carol, Loeffler, Norm, Lopez, Joyce, Lovette, Oma Lea, Lowe, Diane. Row 2: Lucero, William, Lujan, Ralph, Luke, lla Mae, Luna, Margarita, Lynch, Jim. Row 3: Maes, Virginia, Magruder, Elsa Lee, Malone, Dwight, Manley, Pat, Manzanares, Albino. Row 4: Manzanares, Dolores, Manzanares, Franklin, Maroney, Shirley, Mathews, Gerald, Matson, Noreen. Row 5: Martin, Bob, Martinez, Anna, Martinez, Ernie, Mar- tinez, Lawrence, Martinez, Richard. Row 6: Martinez, Susanna, Mabry, Ray, Mayo, Robert, Mc- W Donald, Judy, McDowell, Macel. Row 7: McLeod, Lorna, McMullen, Marsha Lee, McTavish Donna, Medved, Audrey, Mesojedic, Erma Jean, Row i: Middelkamp, Allyn, Miller, Lois Ann, Millson, Bob, Mishmash, Joanne, Mohorich, Helen, Row 2: Mohorcich, Yvonne, Montera, Cecil, Moore, John, Morrell, Barbara, Murphy, Gale. Row 3: Negomir, Barbara, Nelson, Sam, Nicks, Douglas, Nigro, Joanne, Nix, Joy Ann. Row 4: Nokovich, Evelyn, Novak, John, Nuci, Frances, Nunez, Genevieve, O'Connor, Marilyn. Row 5: Oliva, John, Oliver, Derrelene, Oliver, Sue, Orr, Nancy, Ortiz, Sheila. Row 6: Pacheco, Fermin, Pagano, Sam, Palizzi, Betty, Panion, Barbara, Parker, Jo Ann. Row 7: Patterson, Earl, Pearce, David, Pecek, Louise, Peck, Ginger, Peck, Shannon. i 2 J 1 ., .,A:1,5 ....,, J ,i 6 Row l: Perron, Clifford, Phillips, Bob, Pisciotto, Mary, Pino Sylvia, Plath, Donna. Row 2: Pomeleo, Tom, Posse Sherry, Poteet, Jeanette, Po- testio, Alberta, Potter, Janice. Row 3: Potter, John, Potter, Martha, Presol, John, Pullara, John, Quintana, Joe. Row 4: Radacy, Shirley, Ralston, Melvin, Ramirez, George, Ramirez, Mary Alice, Reeves, Elnora. oA.,4'-' Row 5: Reid, David, Rennie, Elaine, Richardson, Danny, Rich- ardson, Jim, Riggen, Hattie. Row 6: Robinson, Linda, Roche, Marlowe Ann, Roldan, Vir- ginia, Romero, Carmen, Romero, Dan. Row 7: Romirez, Joe, Roscover, Russell, Roybal, Ann, Ruspini, Nola, Sa mec, Raymon. Row l: Samuels, Bill, Sanchez, Arthur, Sandoval, Bernie, Santos, Joe, Savage, Bob. Row 2: Schwer, John, Scheurer, Martha, Schuerman, Mary, Shafer, Stanley, Shelinbarger, Richard. Row 3: Silvio, Connie, Simmons, Leslie, Smith, Beverly, Smith, Leland, Smith, Patricia. Row 4: Smith, Patsy, Smith, Ruth, Spagnoli, Phyllis, Speer, Elaine, Spinuzzi, Rosemary. Row 5: Spritzer, John, Stark, Frank, Starr, Delva, Stefano, Ralph, Stewart, Amilu. Row 6: Stewart, Charlotte, Stone, Peggy Jo, Stricca, Duilio, Strickland, Mary, Sutton, Nancy. Row 7: Styduhar, Annette, Tague, Lee, Teck, Alan, Te-ck, Alene, Tedrow, Charles. if NL-, Ji N.. Rs., Row l: Tedrow, Wally, Tharp, Norma, Thompson, Elizabeth Timme, Charlotte, Tising, Jim. Row 2: Tresso, Geno, Trontel, Bob, Troyer, Darroll Tusirig Patricia, Tyree, Allen. Row 3: Ulibarri, Laura, Vail, Janet, Valdez, Anita, Valdez Vadilia, Van Devender, Bill. Row 4: Vergilio, Ernie, Vialpondo, Ernestine, Virant, Richard, Vivoda, Mark, Warren, Wallace. Row 5: Walling, Dorothy, Wallis, Dick, Walther, Dave, Warne, Clark, Weber, Darlene. Row 6: Weber, Dorothy, Welch, Sylvia, Weller, Dick, Whaley, Jim, Wiley, Betty Jean. Row 7: Wilfong, Etta Jo, Will, Lester, Williams, Denise, Will- iams, Frank, Wilson, Jimmie. Wimsatt, Dang Winters, Dong Wyatt, Georgeg Yalotz, Zelma To the right is the Junior float. The theme, Blot 'Em Out Wildcats was carried out by a large pen and ink bottle. Mffjffl J 1 Jr. Roll Representatives Pictured at Left: Left to right: Row l. Spinuzzi, Rosemary, Dalton, Kathleen, Medved, Audrey, Speer, Elaine, Stone, Peggy Jo, Keller, Janice, Barnes, Gail, Decker, Doriss. Row 2: Ard, Kay, Kasic, Jean, Smith, Patsy, Klune, Charleen, O'Connor, Marilyn, Evans, Robin, Pearce, Dae vid, Aguilera, James, Des Jardins, Richard. Row 3: Hutchinson, Jack, George, David, Angerer, Dick, Craddock, Sid, Stark, Frank, Shafer, Stanley, Ambrose, Arlen, Bacino, Joe, Will, Lester. f, , , Junior Clionians Top Row: Aguilar, Roberta, Arellano, Theresa, Jacklovich, Barbara, Roybal, Ann, Jacques, Shirley, Welch, Sylvia, Collier, Jean, Mohorcich, Yvonne, Bottom Row: Gutierrez, Mary Ellen, Klune, Charlene, Dickson, Dianne, Dalton, Kathleen, Boitz, Jean, Koshak, Charlotte, Mishmash, Joanne. Lett to right: Junior Aletlieorians Top Row: Davis, Gerry Beth, Burger, Lou Ella, Beavais, Elizabeth, Posse, Sherry, Timme Charlotte, Apple, Shirley. Bottom Row: Magruder, Elsa Lee, Rennie, Elaine, Gilmore, Patsy, Smith, Beverly, Stewart Charlotte, Barnes, Gail. Junior Owls Left to right: Top Row: Ball, Nancy, Keller, Janice, Vail, Janet, Blackburn, Alison, Stone, Peggy Jo, Nix, Joy Ann, Evans, Robin, Lovette, Oma Lea, Ruspini, Nola, Orr, Nancy, Mesajedec Erma Jean, Roche, Marlowe Ann. 1 Bottom Row: Anderson, Geraldine, McTavisl'i, Donna, Williams, Denise, Sutton, Nancy, Robinson, Linda, Decker, Doriss, Stewart, Amilu, Teck, Alene, Reeves, Elnora. 1 Junior Atlwenians Left to right: Top Row: Schuerman, Mary, Molworich, l-lelen, Potestio, Alberta, Jamnik, Nancy, Grisham, Norma, Johnson, Barbara, Gunderson, Karen, Weber, Dorothy. Bottom Row: Ard, Kay, Buccola, Annette, Pisciotte, Mary, Wiley, Betty Jean, McDonald, Judy, Cusumano, Josephine, Brossia, Lorraine, Weber, Darlene. 4 Alley i i J Sophomore Alley is bright and noisy, and that's why these people rep- resent its residents. They are Jim Kenyon, president, John Smith, vice presi- dent, Paula Archer, secretary, and Greta Knight, treasurer. The citizens living here love Sophomore Alley for its color and animation. lt was here they first really belonged, and part of them will always belong here, but they will will- ingly leave to take their yet unknown places in the coveted Jr. Square. mu ,K . 4 4, E s ' 93,3 ' Y+ o ,mm H wi, A S2lH,,N ' r an vm X S' pf w ?' W ' -N I i nf- 1 easy MMV ii ir . A T ,.,, mul .6-.W ...,4,m, Row l-Left to right: Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Abeyta, Betty, Acosta, Carmen, Akin, Iris, Allen Warren, Allison, Elizabeth, Anderson, Raymond. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Aragon, Glen, Aragon, Irene, Archer, Paula, Arden, J. Will, Arlen, Mary, Arndt, Leenore. Austin, Phyllis, Avalos, Joe, Avalos, Stanley, Ayala, Marina, Baca, Ida, Baca, Mary Ann. Baca, Richard, Bacino, Joan, Bailey, Edith, Baker, Clara Faye, Barber, Keith, Barnett, Charline. Berckefeldt, Anna, Berkley, Roy, Bernard, Johnny, Berumen, Martha, Biby, Anita, Blood, Carol. Bonfiglio, Loretta, Bonney, Bruce, Bonse, Leroy, Boyd, Helen, Bradley, Juanita, Brill, Nancy. Brothers, Marcia, Bruce, Syble, Brul, Margaret, Buchi, Barbara, Buck, JoAnne, Bueno, Ted. 8. Bunt, Jennie, Burnett, Kay, Burns, Ann, Burt, Nora, Byrd, Barbara, Camack, Patty. :aw l-Left to right: Cameron Patricia' Cancino Helen' Cannon Nanc ' i 1 I I I Yi Caricato, Sam, Carroll, Dyanna, Cartrnell, Betty Jo :aw 2: Casaus, Pat, Castellucci, Clara, Cebulski, Frank' f Chandler, Myron, Chavez, Felix, Chick, Jeri Lou. ow 3: Chirby, Albert, Clayton, Sally, Cleland, Marilyn' 1 Cloer, Marylin, Coatney, Edith, Colletti, Mary Lou. ow 4: Collins, Katherine, Conner, Kenny, Cook, Carol, Cooper, Douglas, Corsentino, Henrietta, Cortner Nanette. i ow 5: Craig, Ray, Cruz, Henrietta, Culig, Madeline, Curtis, Shirley, Cvar, Franklin, Dalio, Mike. ow 6: Davie, Mike, Davis, Elaine, Davis, Lila, Davis, Norma, Davis, Raeanna, Dedon, Jerry. ow 7: DeGrado, Pauline, Delpapa, Charles, DeNardo, Nick, DeNardo, Virginia, Deringer, Donna, DeSalvo, Rose Mary. l l ,ow 8. l Dial, Lois, DiSipo, Connie, Dominguez, Grace, 1 Doud, Ruth, Downer, Wilma, Downs, Rose Marie. l 1 Row l-Left to right: Drake, Vivian, Dreibholz, Marie, Dreibholz Vir ginia, Dunbar, Charlotte, Earnest, Janice, Elliott, Carrie. 2. Erdmann, Bonnie, Esquivel, Dorothy, Evans Dar lene, Ewing, Roy, Fajt, Alice June, Falletta, Frances 3. Fass, Louise, Felps, Frances, Feuerstein, Elaine Fields, Lawrence, Figueroa, Angie, Finch, 4. Fitzpatrick, Agnes, Florez, Louise, Forem Roy, Fox, Lorelie, Frankmore, Jerry, Fr Donna. 5: Futamata, Bob, Gadlin, Aaron, Gallegos Gallegos, Martha, Gallemore, Jeri, Galvez, 6. Galvez, Florence, Garcia, Ellen, Gardine Garduno, Anthony, Genge, Roy, Genski, C 7. Getfler, Mack, Gibbens, Dalene, Glanville, Godec, Joe, Godinez, Charles, Goebel, Ve 8. Golob, Beverly, Gonzales, Al, Gonzales, Gonzales, Stella, Graham, Jack, Gray, Jacki Manuel Row l-Lett to right: Row Greenwood, Bill, Griffith, Bill, Guerrero, Gilbert Gust, Joe, Hamilton, Sue Ann, Hawkins, Robert. Hegler, Conrad, Herbrand, Barbara, Hernandez Charles, Hernandez, John, Hicks, Joan, Hildei brandt, Jim. Row 3: Row Hill, Vivian, Hinkel, LaRae, Hodges, Tom, Holland Linda, Hughes, Bob, Hughes, Joe. 4. Hunter, Leah Rae, Hurd, Joe, Huskin, Janet, Hus ton, Harvey, Huston, Ronald, Hutchinson, Mar garet. Row 5: Raw Row lacabone, Joan, Jackolich, Rose Marie, Jackson Bill, Janezich, Barbara, Janoski, Tom, Jaramillo Beatrice. 6. Jensen, Joyce, Jiminez, Leonard, Jiminez, Rose Johnson, Yvonne, Johnston, Beverly, Jones, Emily. G , . , , i yl - 7 . Jones, Venita, Jonick, Ted, Jordan, Donald, Julien Virginia, Kalb, Clinton, Kellogg, Sandra. ,. -:ftp - V.. Kelso, Jerry, Kempner, Allen, Kenick, Helen, Ken- yon, Jim, Klipfel, Alta, Knight, Greta. .,V' .'-- ::-f- :.,' 1 ...-.:. 2 fr 3 'Q 4773 J: aw W ft? -, WW .mt fi ,Y may Row l-Left to right: Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Kochevar, Karyl, Kochevar, Pat, Kochevar, Rudy Kochiovelos, Theo, Koncilja, John, Kruglet, Kath leen. 2. Ladd, Donna, Lanza, Kathleen, Large, James Laughlin, Tommie, Leach, Robert, Leonard, Jim 3. Lee, Charlene, Lee, Mae, Lest, Diane, Lierz, Ken- neth, Lobeda, Jocille, Lohmiller, Donna. 4. Lowe, Jack, Lucero, Clara, Lucero, Yvonne, Lujan Arthur, Mack, Phyllis, Madrill, Martha. 5. Maes, Loretta, Markland, Janet, Marshall, Patsy, Martin, Patsy, Martinez, Elias, Martinez, Emily. 6. Massaro, Marlene, McAvoy, Beverly, McClure, Beverly, McFerren, Kenneth, McMahon, Sally, McMurtree, Barbara. 7. McTavish, Sandra, Medved, Jeanette, Melton, Pat, Menor, Walter, Miller, Janice, Miller, Scott. 8: Minerich, Don, Mitchell, Sara, Mixon, Margaret, Mohorich, Gloria, Montelongo, Monica, Montoya, Josephine. Row l-fLeft to right: Morales, Richard, Morrell, June, Morris, James, Morrison, Floy, Mulay, Jeanne, Myers, Leroy. Row 2: Nethery, Peggy, Newkirk, Norman, Nottingham, Betty, Nunez, Clorinda, Nunez, Patricia, Ofsanko, Dorothy. Row 3: Okicich, Marla, O'Leary, Jay, Olson, Kay, Oster Wayne, Owens, Donald, Packan, Barbara. Row 4: Palmer, Bob, Patti, Joe, Patti, Mary, Perez, Nellie Perry, Toby, Pettus, Charlotte. Row 5: Pilcher, Ruth Ann, Pisciotta, Don, Poindexter Marian, Polhill, Fred, Potter, Shirley, Prior, David Row 6: Prough, Cliff, Prough, Richard, Provinzano, Margie Pugel, Mary, Pugliano, Jchn, Pullaro, Anthony. Row 7: Purkey, John, Queen, Donelda, Quillen, Shirley Quist, Marian, Rambo, Joyce, Ramirez, Patsy. I l 1-' I , 19, Z W e if Row 8: Rebar, Kathleen, Renck, Barbara, Reynolds, Betty Reynolds, Donna, Richardson, Shirley, Richards Bob. Row l-Lett to right: Row Row Row Row Row Row Richeson, Ken, Ridley, James, Riggio, Jack, l riquez, Mary Jane, Roldan, Margie, Roldan, Paul l 2. Rooth, Joyce, Rcque, Lupe, Roque, Rebel Rosales, Danny, Roseman, Edward, Rougas, Nc 3: l Rusick, Sue, Rutherford, Jean, Sabo, Al Sabo, ' Sajatovich, Ellen Mae, Salas, Helen. l Row 4: Salas, Ray, Salazar, Mary Lou, Salvitelli, Mich Samora, Jessie, Sample, Eleanor, Sandoval, Dai, l l l 5: Sandoval, Silvia, Sands, lla, Santos, Sally, S fiotti, Carolyn, Scarbrough, Beverly, Schiro, Marie. 1 6. Schrock, Richard, Scott, Cloetta, Scrivner, Shir Seendermann, Donna, Segura, Joe, Shigeta, Even 7. Shinovich, Danny, Shrewsbury, Barbara, Simm Art, Simmons, Shirley, Simonich, Ray, Simp Vinton. 8: Skube, Arlene, Smelek, Audrey, Smith, Berr Smith, Bob, Smith, Doyle, Smith, John. Row l--Lett to right: Smith, Robert, Smith, Rose, Snell, Genevieve Snoots, Peggy, Solorzano, Lupe, Spero, Louis. Row 2: Spinuzzi, Albert, Spinuzzi, Lucille, Spoone, Sam Stanko, Barbara, Stephens, John, Stevens, Ellen. Row 3: Stinnett, Allan, Sullivan, Art, Sutton, Oma Jean Swearingen, Sally, Swigle, Audrey, Tafoya, James Row 4: Takaki, Melvin, Tannahill, Fredricka, Taullie, Joe, Taylor, Larry, Tezak, Claudette, Theis, Joyce. Row 5: Theis, Sally, Thomas, Jim, Thomson, Elizabeth, Todisco, Larry, Townsend, Sharon, Treese, Douglas. Row 6: Trimble, Jim, Trimble, Kay, Trujillo, Mary Ruth, Trower, Maria, Tucker, Charles, Turner, Herb. Row 7: Uhal, Bob, Urioste, Mary, Vegas, Ronald, Velasco, Lawrence, Venuto, Donald, Vigil, Robert. Row 8: Viles, Betty Jean, Viles, Marilyn, Vining, Florine, Voss, Sharon, Vujich, Daniel, Wagner, Mickey. 1 1 fm ty w' it Row l--Left to Right: Wallace, Leo, Ware, Bart, Warren, Joyce, Wenn lund, Dave, Wertz, Bob, White, Bruce. Row 2: Whiteman, Clorag Whittemore, Wendell, Wilk Charlene, Williams, David, Wilson, Elnora, Ye gain, Nancy. Row 3: Youngblood, Veleta, Zadel, Mary Ann, Zavichas, Penny, Zupancic, Rose Marie. Sophomore Roll Roonl Representatives Front Row, Lett to Right: Connie DiSipio, Rosemarie Sn Phyllis Austin, Donna Lee Seen mann, Sally Swearingen, Marcia Br ers. Second Row: Charles Keen, Joanne Jones, Carl Scarafiotti, Patty Camack, Bev McClure, Charlotte Dunbar. Third Row: Roy Berkley, Joe Hughes, Doyle Srr Joe Gust, Sally Santos, Sally Theis, Trimble, Ernie Trujillo, Mike Dalio. Fourth Row: James Tafoya, Everett Shigeta, E Prior, Art Simmons, Danny Vujc Clarence Alcala. Sophomore Owls Row l, left to right: Mary Pugel, Leah Rae l-lunter, Donna Lee Seendermann, Betty Jean Viles, Raeanna Davis, Elaine Davis. Row 2, left to right: Phyllis Jean Mack, Sandra Kellogg, Jeri Lou Chick, Carol Blood, Yvonne Johnson, Paula Archer. A ,Qu , Sophomore Aletheorians Row l, left to right: Kay Trimble, Janice Earnest, Janet Markland, Joanne Jones, Rose Marie Zupancic, Kathleen Kruglet, Frances Falletta. Row 2, left to right. Joan l-licks, Sally Clayton, Barbara Stanko, Jeri Gallemore, Loretta Bell, Marlene Massaro, Kathleen Lanza, Ann Burns lris Akin, Barbara Herbrand, Carolyn Scarafiotti. Sophomore Qwls Row l, left to right: Linda Holland, Pat Kochevar, Patty Camack, Patsy Martin, Claudette Tezak, Marcia Brothers. Row 2, left to right: Kay Burnett, Charlotte Dunbar, Virginia Julien, Oma Jean Sutton, Beverly McClure, Sally Swearingen, Sophomore Atlienians Row l, left to right: Pat Melton, Kay Olson, Shirley Scrivner, Penny Zaviclwas, Lila Davis, Jeanne Mulay. Row 2, left to right: Genevieve Snell, Nancy Yeargain, Joyce Rooth, Mary Arlen, Barbara Renck, Nancy Jo Cannon, Virginia Raley, Jennie Bunt. XJ ,f j Sophomore Clionians Row l, left to rightl Barbara Janezich, Joan Bacino, Loretta Bonfiglio. Row 2, left to right: Jeanette Medved, Lcenorc Arndt, Denclcla Queen, Carrie Elliott Squaw-Dress tirne: Beautiful, circular Indian squaw dresses, shown here by Jeri Lou Chick, Barbara Buchi, and Patsy Martin, have become very popular with all Central High girls. As you walk under the swaying sign that proclaims the entrance to Our Town's Fine Art Center, you probably wonder what you will find inside its walls. We think this center is unique among museums and centers of learn- ing in America. We are proud of its contribution to culture. What you find here, you will see, you will hear, and you will feel. W The center was built through years of hard work, careful planning, and a lot of practical dreaming. lt is the home of three major groups, art, music, and drama. The Art Department combines ceramics, painting, and plastic work. On the stage of the center, you may see, almost every day, rehearsals of coming productions. Throughout your tour, you will hear music pouring forth from the near-by music studios where the civic symphony and community bands practice. You will see the studios and stages, the excellent equipment, the directors, and the artists at work. You will see the end results of this combined effort, but you will not see the spirit of co-operation that penetrates every barrier to the accomplishment of a hard job. We, here in Our Town, like to call it artistic harmony . We feel that just looking at the achievements of others is not enough. You have to be a part of something to understand it fully. That is why the Art Department paints posters advertising the plays and musicals here at the center, and that is why the music directors work out accompaniments and special effects for operettas and pageants in Our Town. But, as we said, You have to be a part of something to really enjoy it. We want you to enjoy the center, so won't you come along now and for a while, at least, become a part of the artistic harmony that lives and works in Our Town's best loved landmark, the Fine Arts Center. To your right and down the incline is the Art Department. Of course, you will see a lot of art before you actually reach the studio, for we have found that you cannot keep art locked in a room-no matter how large it may be. We find art all through the streets and boulevards of Our Town. We see these students learning, creating, building-toward practical uses. They are painting murals for our cafeteria, advertising for our dramatic productions, and even invading the newspaper world with their original ideas. In whatever direction their talent leads them tomorrow-they are gain- ing in experience today, and we are growing with them, for as we watch their conceptions of the beauties and wonders of everyday activities, we, too, begin to watch for-and to see-the beauty, the wonder, in the commonplace Whether we admit it-whether we even know it-we are artists too. Art is not limited to one room. The picture at the top shows the woodworking class where art is a vital factor. Working with plastics are: from left to right, Franklin Sevax, Wallace Williamson, and Bill Greenwood. Below are left to right, Danny Rosales and Leroy Basquez working on soap carving. Below is David Prior working on the mural which was hung in the faculty lunchroom. This is one of the many being macle to be hung throughout the building. This project ofthe Art Department is known as Operation Mural. Bake at 2000 deg. for eight hours , say Max Marshall, Richard Dreml and Jimmy Richardson as they finish up a batch , SQ fs A xiaiihv-fig-it X, 1 fl R 'I 'digg L nf fr . 1' it .Y ht' I s W, , .W , i 3 . Fwfsq Future pottery takes shape as Norman Loeffler, Jerry Gatewood and Don Smith mold the clay. ...Q-rf Third hour class works on lines and figures. Lunch to follow! KEX X v - I 5 N 1 ,, f 1 4 rr ,Af X Ma' 4 Fm -an J if ' 1 if NN: Drama UU ii s Z, Et x E Behind thesef curtains is another world-a world of laughter and music, of sweat and tears, It is a world that we do not see, for in the super- e gain we can only guess at what lies beyond. We cannot feel the stage fright before curtain time or understand the terse commands of a director. Most of all we cannot imagine the kindred spirit which ties a group together after the job is done. ficial glimpses that w No, we cannot feel or understand these things. We know only what we hear and see when these curtains open and we become a part of the lilting music, the stirring drama, the gay laughter-the things that make Our Town a better place in which to live. Back stage or audience participation- the City Auditorium offers both. Pre-Curtain Time Stage hands proveQall stage work is not glamour. Thespian members . . . the re- ward for many hours of work is realized. Bottom: David Pearce. Second row, top to bottom: Dorothy Christner, Sue Ann Hamilton, and Joan Hicks. Third row, top to bottom: Jennie Bunt, Mary Arlen, Anne Kirk, Nellie Epps, Harriet Lee. Fourth row, top to bottom: Joan laca- bone, Dolores Bonse. Top row: Darrel Barnes, Elizabeth Thomson. Standing: Ralph Benesch, Margaret Carey. First the tryouts- We made it , say Marge Carey and Phil Cardon. Please Miss Defkngelo, don't cut all rny lines, protest Anne Kirk, Warren Williams, Robbie Williams, and Ralph Benesch. The boss says Learn those lines , and Penny Trujillo, Darrell Barnes, Gene Childs, Jean Houston, and Harriet Lee laboriously oblige We wait, we wait, we waitl Jill Chick, Gene Ferraro, and Dorothy Christner patiently watch for their big rnonmentf' Walk left, turn upstage, and sit. Bob McGill, Scott Gale, and Eleanor Middelkamp love that blockin. Senior Play, You Can't Take It With You , in action. Junior Red Cross talent troupe which entertained many citizens of other towns during the year. Junior Play The Night of January l6th was presented by the Junior class on May 7th. The plot of the play concerns the trial of a secretary ac- cused of murdering her boss. The jury was chosen from adults in the audience. Members of the cast, pictured below are: top row, left to right, Lowell Haynes, Bill Dyer, Nellie Epps, Bob Burris, Oma Lea Loyette, James Aguilera, Amilu Stewart, Arlen Ambrose, David Pearce, Burl Buchanan. Bottom row, left to right: Bob Allen, Virginia Archer, Jack Haling, Robin Evans, Dick Angerer, Elsa Lee Magruder, Dennis Ferraro, Lenore Littlejohn, Earl Patterson, Spencer Bell, Jennifer Stringer, Helen Mohorich and Dolores Bonse were absent when the picture was taken. l 4 A .f vm , Q ..-u ,Hg ,,, .., ..w,',f. -. . r,,,. V. :Aa.','c' 1 ..:'. :sf s.i,.f'i,,' 'H' ' as ' 5,,e.,',' Qr0q,Q'e,, ..,,'.,, 'lg 'O .. Q ,,.,!. 'a.'O.'s. i9o,'l a4a,'l ur e 'v.'s.' ..,i.,,.. l.,.'.,a' ..-,.,'. . . ..'o.,' J. -. . . 5 1, ,.,. v, n. v' . .,. . A'tl'w 1 . I . , - ,, . , . , .- . rv., av... .- - Q Q '--A . 1, . on ., .'.,' .',',f, 01's 'Q'-gn . 'e. Q., , .,x,,f. 'fa - Q , Q . ,' . 'ls o' ' v Q ' . . - . 4.1. 0.01 .- ' 4 aasu'i'v n --fm- ' ,s,. ..l,.- . . 1 QW QQ A . 124, . , .-f,.g,v,. .,x. Q... .,l,j.',, .1 . 'ff 0 ,R ...N ..l,..' 1 -.,Q....,,..- '4 'f 21, s ' 4,, .n I 'V ., .. -1,.' Q I , u -.4 ao Q.. ,au .w.a..' v A...n .4.u. 1 , ,.c',u'y T - X 4111 'Q p an of' 4 -Ax' , X.- vn, dw .iq ,,, H .tiff Q Q .g, .. J fn a s f ' V . ., . 0.g,'o C - 4- . a 1 o . . , ,M A p 1 ff 'I .wavy A' 'Zia' , , ,,.a ., 'H W., 1, ff, 3 1 ivy QVK 's Ax LI. , nw -, . 'A , Q 4 .-Y . ly, , ,J-Z V 1:0 'hidx Vw-qw 7- ' ff,. . 7 fl .. . . Music For! Everybody is the objective of the Central Music Department under the direction of Malloy Miller, District 60 Instrumental Music Co-ordinato4r. 1 J.,! 1 Grchestra String Section Preceding Page, left to right: Row l, Amilu Stewart, Mack Aguilar Sam Luna Marilyn Cravens Row 2. Peggy Ann Rump, Gene Ferraro Mary Pugel Tom Janoski Row 3. Janet Carlson, Dick Lepetsos June Cebulsku Barbara Jacklovich Row 4. Elaine Speer, Mary Croshal, Darrel Barnes Bill Van Devender Judy McDonald Nick Catallo, Vinton Simpson Brass Section Rowl. From left to right: Marilyn Wallis, Phyllis Austin, Wally Smith, Barbara Shrewsbury. Row 2. Keith Barber, Ronnie Even, Don Malone, Cajeton Chimento. Row 3. .lim Crist, Scott Gale, Bill Stark, Dwight Malone. S - Following Page tnngs From left to right Row l: Shirley Williams, Doriss Decker, Elizabeth Allison, Janet Markland. Row 2: Joe Patti, Shirley Pearce, Connie Di Sipio, Marlene Massaro. Row 3: Charlotte Dunbar, Marcia Brothers, Nellie Epps, Nancy Orr. Row 4: Ruth Pilcher, Shirley Curtis, Marina Ayala, Leroy Myers. Row 5: Warren Williams, Joan Trevethick, Nancy Ball, Barbara Keithley, Barbara Parclun. W Wind From lett to right: Row l: Greta Knight, Anne Kirk, Judy Brown. Row 2: Vivian Hill, Jay O'Leary, Winnie Sherwood, Beverly Wright. Row 3: Douglas Knudson, Dick Angerer, Tony Pullaro, Danny Vujich. SJ .V Central Symphony Members Left to right: Barbara Shrewsbury, Barbara Inlerbrand, Mary Pugel, Judy Brown, Amilu Stewart, Janet Markland. Back row, left to right: Ronnie Even, Frank Stark, Warren Williams. Front row, left to right: Don Malone, Cajetan Chirnento, Wally Smith. Orchestra Council Back row, left to right: Douglas Knudson, Beverly Wright, Greta Knight. Front row, left to right: Amilu Stewart, Doriss Decker, Wally Smith. s 44 FLUTES Judy Brown, Barbara Herbrand Carhy Bloom, Lenorc Lifflcjohrm Grvta Kmgbm, IHQQ rx.,,rr. ,,. J Lnrclfzl Fox, OBOE Willy Smith, Barrvgra Shrewxbury. BASSOON Rorumf' Evp-rw, KQVF1 Unrl 2 . Band Roster ' ALTO CLARINET Elrxom Reeve., 44 4-- Y -ff' A.,-. -4,,.v 4.-,F , 4,- 4 ...- A-dr .- Y Arr CLARINET FRENCH HORN I I I CORNET BARITONE Winnie Sherwood, Beverly Wright, Don MHlOfl'2fCaletOl1 Clmmefllof Jlm Dick Angerer, Bob McGill, Anthony Elaine Speer, Ken Richeson, Sam Alden Orr, Jay O'l.eary, Doyle Morris. Pullaro, Danny Vuiich, Russell Luna, Jim Ridley, Joe Ramirez. Smith, Karyl Kochevar, Tom Jano- ALTO gptpqgpi-iONE Laino, Art Simmons, Penny Zavia ski, Dick WalliS, Lou Ella Bufgvfti Digit Lepeisog, Phyllis Ann Austin, Chas, Douglas Kmldson, Rudy KOCH' BASS Joan Hicks, Joyce Jensen, Cloetta David Aibiiary Clarence Aicaial cvar, Nick Figueroa, Henry Madrid, Warren Williams, Warren Tucker, Scott, Sue Ann Hamilton, Juanita Freda-,ricka Ta,,,'naI,,iii' Jackie Rae Mack Gettler. Dwight Malone, Ken Hobbs, June B dl A I' F' , J , FQ. Tiaaullill Millt?J?'1mCgarrCl?.UCOrOa OC Gray TENOR BAXOPHONE :alt TROMBONE n I Marilyn Wallis, Jerome Woods, Do- PERCUSSON BASS CLARINET Frank Stark, Bill VanDeyender, Bill 'ores Jammillol Phillip Cardon, Judy McDonald, Finch, Joe Gust, Jim Crist, Francis Marilyn Cravens, Joan lacabone, Lawrence Flori, Carol Blood, Betty Livermore, Don Owens, Raymond BARITONE SAXOPHONE Vinton Simpson, Robert Smith, Nick Jean Viles, Miles. Mike Dallo, Catalo, Jerry Frankmore. Our Town's symphony and community bands are worthy of the praise bestowed on them by outsiders. Many hours each week are spent in practice for the four separate concerts, the combined mid-winter concert, and for programs in other towns. We feel that each member of these groups is an artist in himself, and we are proud of his efforts. To those of us who listen, comes a better understanding of all music-from Beethoven to Romberg-and with this understanding comes the feeling of participation. The ar- tistic harmony of these groups is felt by every citizen of Our Town. Bancl Staff Beverly Wright-Secretary Mitzi Wallis-Uniform Manager Judy McDonald--Librarian Judy Brown--Head Librarian Wally Smith-Drum Major Barbara Herbrand-Band Staff Carol Blood-Band Staff Dick Angerer-Band Staff Ronnie Even-Assistant Drum Major Ken Richeson-Band Staff Band Council Dick Lepetsos-Vice-President Elaine Speer-Junior Representotive Wally Smith-Senior Representative Greta Knight-Sophomore Representative Phil Cardon-President Our Town specializes in harmony, not only in the literal, but in the cooperative sense, for we know that the most superb choral group, the most perfect orchestra in the world, would be nothing if the members had not learned to work together--each person harmonizing with the other. Since the beginning of time, man has sung. Because tradition is a well established factor in Our Town, we, too, have many choral groups. This year our musical extravaganza, Briga- doon combined the talents of many exciting new Starlets and the future virtuosos of the show time band . 5 4 E 5 ,Y A A1 I 9 i X., I, pl . Z 4 , ,js Pictured at left is Cen- tral's singing Christmas Tree consisting of mem- bers of Mixed Chorus. Ray Leach and Shirleen Curry are pictured in 3 scene from the musical presentation given by the mixed chorus. The se- lection for this year was Annie Get Your Gun. Centralian Left to right: Row l: Kay Ard, Betty Jean Wiley, Shirley Johnson, Melva Glanville, Janst Huskins. Row 2: Pat Smith, Agnes Fitzpatrick, Con- nie Cartmell, Raeanna Davis, Rosa- lind Maurello, Pat Runco. Row 3: Margaret Brul, Luelen Frederiksen, Janet Vail, Carol Lloyd, Barbara Vadnal. Row 4: Betty Huth, Erma Jean Mesojedec, Karen Gunderson, Jo Ann Parker. Left fo right: Row l: Nancy Leithead, Shirleen Curry, Mary Alice Ramirez, Mary Pisciotte. Row 2: Charlotte Pettus, Nancy Cannon, Sue Rusick, Janice Miller, Shirley Apple, Eulalea Harvey. Row 3: Diane Dixon, Barbara Panion, Joyce Jensen, Joanne Larson, Joy Ann Nix. Row 4: Elnora Wilsan, Ruth Pilcher, Anna Samberson, Betty Jo Shields, Norma James. s. ,gwff wg: g 5:53, 41532 Eh ,ii 25225 ,Wg ga ,la QE ,S w 4 2 fgkx. an ,.- Sw Q gg. M, ,ss ,vw 1 951' 17 A X ,:,,s -gf 1' Jw wlgifff Vw 'ilk ' V 'VU 5, , T2 lj , iiixyiasie M1 pw 'aw , ,Q fffizwld 4 2 ' f X 4 , 351-s , '5rftf!fQg,gf 7' ig, 3 M. gg? fi' .. gm Li, 3 f w,,,W,1 N2 21 , k , .,1,,2a B5 ,M 7 W xmm k 24 A H33 iQ ..,y Q LL 1,1 5 Q K -Ar,,3n.,2?fEkLfi 1 ftgafiff I Lf ,454 w ' V 3K -1 ,fa HEX . 2 '-- a K y waxy '- W' x f W' is A 9 4 N .. f X . I r 4. M K 0 QQ Q 2 ,Mi Y ,NN mwfp gg? as pai 2. . gg, . .E sf .,.w,, M 3534 1 Q X W x W w 'GK A' Q -45? Yivnw ff - X fvffv' vvwzwf . X ' + aZ.,w'ff :, Wil. ' fx . 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The ballerina in the picture at the top ofthe page is Shirleen Curry. 2 E li Park Here During your tour through our town you can find free parking in the student parking lot located near all points of interest, N tp t ex age Eat HCIC The food is wholesome, the atmosphere pleasant. Eat and drink here with us, l i i l City Hall Still standing, after some fifty years, sedate and beautiful, is our town hall. Many memories lie locked in her corridors, many footprints remain in the dust on her steps. What has kept her alive and functioning properly for many active and profitable years? The answer can be found only in the duties of past Administrative Councils, similar to the present group which you are about to meet. To them our town owes much, for they have provided the solutions to countless seemingly unsurmountable problems. Administrative Board L-ff. to right: Mr. C. F. Haaff, Miss Olga l-lellbeck, Mr. George B, Levis. To right: Mr. Herbert Foster, Mr, Arthur Samples, Mrs, Jeanne M:Govern, Mr. George F. McCarthy, Mr. A. B. Chasteen, Mr. Roy O. Frantz. Left to right: Mr. Charles H, Davis, Mr. Paul L. Kirk, Mr. John Dunlap. ,Alun . ' , Mr. Eugene Lyle, Principal, and Mr. Owen Smith, Assistant Principal, both our friends and defenders, are the city managers ot our town 'n Miss Dorothea Langer, now girl s counselor, Miss Hulda Fors- man, girl's counselor for a large part of this year, recently promoted to head the research in this district, and Mr. Glen Geisert, boy's counselor, having student problems in their charge, have worked together long and hard hours to make our town a better place. yas- Q.. ... -M, w g w , , .52 ' A 5 .. , l Qllice Staff Meet the office staff of Central, well known to every citizen here. These people take care of all business, records, and files to be kept. Through their work our town functions smoothly. Left picture: Miss Betty Casebeer, Mrs. Margaret Cline, Miss Gladys Ewing Library and Bookroom, left to right: Thelma Matthews, Hazel Read, -.hw City Directory Arthur Alvarado-Spanish B.A. Colorado University. Hazel Anderson-Mathematics B.A. Colorado University. John Armstrong-Science and Mathematics 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 and Coach B.A. Colorado State College of Education. John Caponera-Commercial B.A., M.A. Colorado State College of Education. David Cargo-Science B.S. University of Nebraska. D. Jean 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.A., M.A., M. Ed. Colorado A. 81 M. Julius Chotvacs-Social Studies B.A. Colorado University. M.A. Wyoming University. Vance D. Clapp-Ph. D. B.A., M.A., D.Ed. Denver University. Vernon Cochran-Social Studies, Physical Education and Coach B.A. Denver University. Mary Cooley-Mathematics M.A., Colorado University. Madeline DeAngelo-Speech B.A. Western State College. Dorothy M. Ehrenkrook-English B.A., M.Ed. Colorado University. , Hulda Forsman-Sociology, Psychology, and Girl's Counselor B.A., M.A. Colorado University. Anna Maud Garnett--English B.A., M.A. Colorado College. Glen Geisert-Mathematics and Boy's Counselor B.A. Hastings College. ' 1 ' M.A. Colorado State College of Education. Martha Gorder-Physical Education B.A., Peru State Teachers' College. Achsah Ha rdin-Social Studies B.A. Western State College. M.A. Stanford University. W. D. Ha rtley-Art B.S., M.A. Indiana University. I M.F.A. Kansas City Art Institute. Nelle S. Haworth--English B.A. Colorado State College of Education. Helen Hudson-Latin B.A. Ball State Teachers College. Carrie Jonach-Social Studies B.S. Drake University. M.A. Columbia University. Marjorie Keeler-English B.A. Colorado State College of Education. Mary Kent--Latin B.A. Mount Saint Scholastic M.A. Nebraska University. Loretta Kirk-Social Studies M.A. Denver University. Alice Kochan-Commercial B.A. Colorado State College of Education. City Directory, Cont'd Dorothea Langer-English B.A., M.A. Denver University. Bula Leddy--English and Journalism B.A. Colorado Univeristy. Daniel Martinez-Spanish B.A. Colorado State College ot Education. Thelma Matthews-Library B.A. Colorado University. M.A. Denver University. Malloy Miller-Orchestra B.A. Denver University. Louann Moore-Clothing B.A. Denver University. Raymond Morphew-Science B.A. Mankato State Teachers' College. M.A. Minnesota University. V. J. Nunley-Diversified Occupation. B. A. Colorado A. 8. M. Lucille Onorati-Commercial B.S. Colorado University. Lucille Peschl-Commercial B.S. St, Cloud State College R. G. Phillips-Woodwork Stout Institute. Sollie Raso+Social Studies and Coach B.S. Colorado University. M.A. Denver University. Hazel Read--Book Room B.A. Colorado State College of Education. M.A. University ot Southern California. Sidney Rosen-Band B.A. Colorado University. William J. Sajbel-History, Mathematics and Coach B.A., M.A. Colorado College. r Elizabeth Shonts-Clothing B.A. Westmar. M.A. Colorado State College of Education. Doyle Smith-Driving B.S. Northwest Missouri State Teachers' College Helen Stockwell-Mathematics B.A. Colorado University. Walter E. Swallow-Mechanical Arts B.A., M.A. Colorado State College of Education. John Teck-Machine Shop B.A. Colorado A. 81 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. Josephine Vinci-Commercial B.A. Colorado State College ot Education Vernice Wallace-Commercial B.A. Colorado State Collcge of Education Gladys Wilcox-Foods B.A. Cornell College. Diversified Occupation Left to right: Doyle Smith, V. J. Nunley. Political Science Left to right: Sollie Raso, Julius Chotvacs, Will- iam Sajbel, William Brown. industrial Education Left to right: Harold Baldwin, H, A. Braggins, R. G. Phillips. if 1 , is we , my 4 M: , H . 1 ., , 1- ' i H 1 l A 'x ' . .- he ' ,,, 2' Ann if. fi? aa ,wa 'a '.-is ,g ,Ja -I' 5 fs gm X fs- 1 'SFS as F 'f 4 ? gi 'gif' x ASR 'A fr L z industrial Eclucation Left to right: Joseph Chick, John Teck, Walter Swallow. Commercial Department F . L orergn anguage Left to right: Alice Kochan, Lucille Onorati, Vernice Wal- lace, John Caponera, Josephine Vinci, D, Jean Carson, e o rig Lucille Peschl. tinez. L ft t ' ht: Arthur Alvarado, Mary Kent, Daniel Mar ? 'I A Z 4 .,xf3,azaf.5ifis.lwAFiE:3Jv-155. aw 1, - fgf,3g,5,,fgg,g,g Ag'-1,wm Political Science Left to right: Hulda Forsman, Achsah Hardin, Carrie Jonach, Loretta Kirk. Mathematics Ieft to right: Glen Geisert, Helen Stockwell, Hazel Anderson, Mary Cooley. 'bw-J. Qi. Physical Education Left to right: Vernon Cochran, Martha Gorder. Fine Arts Left to right: Malloy Miller, W. D. Hartley, Sidney Rosen Dorothy Thompson. English Department Lett to right: Madeline De Angelo, Nellie Ha- worth, Frank Torrence, Anna Castle, Anna Maud Garnett. Left to right: Dorothy Ehrenkrook, Marjorie Keeler, Dorothea Langer, Ruth Bates, Bula Leddy. E Lg. SCICFICC DCpal'tfl'lCnt Home Economics Y Left to right: Raymond Morphew, Mildred Ball, Lett to right: Elizabeth Shonts, Louann Moore l John Armstrong, David Cargo, Gladys Wilcox. Ku.. Q-Q gif 1 'SM H Us-.waf D 5 Zzll W Pictured above is Central's Student Council. Front row-left to right: Frank Stotac, Gloria Hunt, Dean Mil- Ier, Barbara Markus, Dennis Blake, Dick Baker, Phyllis Ruggieri, Sachiko Numoto, Bill Fisher. Second row-left to right: Bob Richards, Marcia Brothers, Joe I-lurd, Raeanna Davis, Jack Hutchinson, Nancy Sutton, Danny Richardson, Linda Robinson. City Council The City Council is Our Town's governing body. It is made up ot students who were chosen by the citizens to direct all the activities ot busy lite at Central. Working for all the students, the City Council has many jobs. lt is in charge of all ticket and stamp sales, student elections, intra-mural sports, charters tor organizations, Town Hall open forums, and fire drills. Its pur- pose is to encourage participation, loyalty, and democratic living. Through it, our city speaks. Roll Room Congress This group of people, who might be called the message carriers of our town, is the Roll Room Congress. It is composed of representatives of each roll room, who express student opinion to the City Council. When the Council acts, Roll Room Congress convey its decisions to the student. Left to right, seated: Wally Smith, Darrel Barnes, Scott Gale, Warren Williams, Sachiko Numoto, Standing: Bill Fisher, Hildegarde Hunze, Mary Lane. Standing left to right: Gregory Roldan, Charles Cleland, Don Knight, Charles Teclrow, Joanne Nigro. Seated left to right: Di- anne Dickson, Elnora Reeves, Audrey Med'ved, Norma l-lassey, Pauline Cabibi. First table: Roy Berkley, John Koncilja. Val Easton, Joe l-lughes, Ken Richeson. Second table: Betty Jean Viles, Donna Reynolds, Clara Faye Baker, Sally San- tos, Janet Markland, Clara Castellucci, Pat Kochevar. Standing left to right: Frank Cebulski, Bob Futamata, Dorothy Esquivel. Girls' Cabinet Qfficers Standing-left To right: Paula Archer, Anita Kendall, Joan l-loltorf, Mary Liz Julien, Grace Barter. Sealed: Phyllis Ruggieri. ,- I Senior Girls' Cabinet Members Left to right: Beverly Green, Pat Gorshe, Elaine Kalaras, Audrey Ben- jamin, Donita Hartman, Virginia Me- dina, Jean l-loltorf, Dorothy Christner, Pat Giarratano, Penny Trujillo, Frances Johnson. e Junior Girls' Cabinet Members Standing, left to right: Amilu Stewart, Caroline Decker, Donna McTavish, lla 1 Mae Luke, Charlotte Koshak, Shirley Jacques, Elnora Reeves, and Darlene Weber, Seated: Alene Teck, Elaine Rennie, Gail Barnes, Mary Alice Ramirez, Ethel Johnson. Soplromore Girls' Cabinet Members Standing left to right: Venita Jones Carolyn Scarafiotti, Peggy Nethery Connie Di Sipio, Alice June Fajt. Seatedi Carol Blood, Greta Knight, Barbara l-lerbrancl, Clara Faye Baker and Oma Jean Sutton. Girls' Cabinet Representing all girls, societies, and clubs in Our Town is Girls' Cabinet. The work of this service club is twofold-one, to serve the girls of the school, two, to serve the community. Whether it be ushering at school functions, selling tickets, gathering food for the Thanksgiving basket, welcoming new girls to Central, or singing Christmas carols to a group of hospital children, Cabinet girls lead the way. The 40 girls in Girls' Cabinet are nominated in the roll rooms and elected by girls in their respective classes. The organization is sponsored by Miss Langer, girls' advisor. Governed hy Styles These are styles made and modeled by Central girls of the Home Economics classes. Visual Education F. B. I. First row, left to right, Ketchum, Lash, Rol dan, Ewing, Wagner. Second row: Roscover, Murphy, Tyree, Geor ge, Lewis, Allen. Third row: Shyne, Allen, S, Thomas, Gon zales, Aguilera, Burris. Fourth row: Dyer, Ranson, Miller, Whitte more, Kenyon, Kempner. Chess Club Standing, left to right: Dick Angerer, Joe Hurd, Danny Richardson, Gary Gilmore, Den- nis Ferraro, Earl Patterson, David Daney, Frank Cebulski, Sid Craddock, Spencer Bell, Jesse Ashby. Seated, left to right: Jim Aguilera, Helen Mohorich, Harris Williams. Girls' Rifle Club Lying, left to right: Carrie Lou Zobeck, Phyllis Ruggieri, Hildegarde Hunze, Janice Kochevar. Kneeling, left to right: Dianne Dickson, Pen- ny Trujillo, Diane Hunter, Pat Giarrantano. Standing, left to right: Sgt. Porter, Anne Littell, Marlowe Ann Roche, Mary Liz Julien, Coralee Caddell. I. R.S. Front row, left to right: David Prior, Ralph Benesch, Gene Childs, Louis Fass. Back row, left to right: Mary Bongirno, Doug- las Knudson, Arlen Ambrose, David Daney, Helen Mohorich, Barbara Negomir, Cathy Bloom. Holding door: Evelyn Moore. International Relations Society plans a w orld of tomorrow. P.T.A. plans for the homes of tomorrow PTA Council members shown conferring b3- fore a regular meeting are front row, left to right: Mrs. L. J. Burgert, Mrs. Gilbert Hicks Mrs. John Apple, Mes. William Yalotz, M s. Edwin Haling, Mr. Eugene Lyle. Back row, left to right: Mrs, William T. Samuels, Mrs. 1 J. B. Archer, Mrs. Irvin Rump, Mrs. L. L Davis, Mrs. Winifred Dunlap, and Mrs. Will- iam Daney. -1 I W M.ssxvff iw l :'? 1 :gg ,A ..:: Q i .li sk.. Bsaiiv M. l. R. S. Seated in front: Charles Delpapa. First row, left to right: Donna Freemyer, Dol- ores Bonse, Elsa Lee Magruder, Vivian Drake, Elaine Speer. Second row, left to right: Bob Palmer, Danny Richardson, Dennis Ferraro, Bob Allen, Joe Hurd, Frank Cebulski. S . xx , X fl x s , X . -Q'-.D N C D 1 x N ... I M , - . i S N I - - V I C ,,, , X .xxxx h X X A Q ,X x 'RX lk K K F xx Q in V K -. ' X , ,N av -1 4 3 , X Pl Fx'N sX'x' 'X X N W - X ' is . N sa . tx -Q-...ae ku- N x . ' ' . ' ,N N . 2, S K - X' - x.. 5 buf' W 1 rt N ex , Xi . W QEC lx D PF X' X 'S X XS . 4, x..,x 5 N I l ll v X X 'I X 1' , J x.. h- fx X Y x- x N P ' 'P ' Future Teachers to prepare the citizens of another tomorrow. 1 xx X N - S ' X i QV l' F. T. A. Standing, left to right: Mitzi Wallis, Evelyn Moore, Peggy Ann Rump, Diane Hunter, Connie Di Sipio, Grace Barter, Louise Fass, Carrie Elliot. Sitting, left to right: Mary Bongirno, Judy Brown, Pat Gorshe, Phyllis Ruggieri, Donita Hartman, Dorothy Weber, Shirley Williams, Cathy Bloom, Doris Burkett. S ,-fm is wig K an 7 i, X3 33 wifi Q .2 Y Si v' 'I ug 4 4 IWQX as f ,.,fw My 5 by 5,1-1551 3 'Q 'Q 4 Aw 1 N, 1, 12 ffm Vwfc af ferkm ,V in wwf? k .L .. .1,xw'W.,,:,K ge, if' ,4m, ,s .1 ii Q fag- 9 M., ,Q 13, f V... v w WRT , ,z If f f 3 K , Mm- .v im.: law A-41,1 Q 3 KY A 5 s 'i if Jaya '45 ' Nj? ,. W . ES ii V1 my W -, ff' f . it r k HS. is ,ew 32ms,z'ff WS sf if E mfis- ez ' few Y 1- Ll x Q iw? W A X W5 A mf K X , . .ai 5 X 4 , :E M ' 'X 4 RTS Ex Y is .,,, N Vx 4 Y Aww a. Q, ,M hw .MW A 4- asm -5 .Lv ,:, - ..f: fxi'i f2:,Q W A fy is ': -- W-f Q' A3 1 3575 K I any A 5 ?W'JFS+ 551 .551 ' ' 'W N- g a g a 4 - .lg ,. Q if Y A -'--' - vw' 'T 5 53' 1 W , -sw Q V 3 , x C gn m 5 X Q gl i f if Ya. L 3 zz rf- x Xffggxf I 9i'?B5 f fwfxy . frfmqf ,N MEA , J,-,, A 3515? Ween.. ,fr 1 .A Q, , ggi, :Q Y - ggi, A af , , 7 Tam iff: A 'V I S W :':: . 3 1' , Q , .fgif ' :g 'N E QW :M :wg v A div? : A 2- 5' mi X ' 3, 5 2 3 - 1353 V '43 x XFEEQE , iw ::is:,f::. QQ., : , - , -'21 4 ,: M. Q by -'- f-- me X wi ' U A v MS 'A Iffisw fm l 1 W, 1 . 3' -,, ...., ff' 5 :25, ., ' ,..,,.. X mf -all an-. Pan American Club Front row, left to right: Dickie Arellano, Gregory Roldan, Fermin Pacheco. Second row, left to right: Theresa Arellano, Madeline Lucero, Beatrice Jaramillo, Grace Domin guez, Virginia Roldan, Bernie Sandoval, Ricardo Martinez. Third row, left to right: Ernestine Montoya, Lucy Garcia, Velma Cruz, Delores Hernandez Marge Luna, Margie Roldan, Lupe De Leon, Sally Santos. Fourth row, left to right: Mr. Martinez, Martha Gallegos, Mary Alice Ramirez, Delia Martinez Laura Ulibarri, Genevieve Garcia, Vadilia Valdez, Mary Jane Rodriguez. Front row, left to right: Roberta Aguilar, Marlene Gonzales, Joyce Lopez, Second row, left to right: Mr. Alvarado, Martha Madrill, Josephine Montoya, Elaine Maes, Theresa Gonzales, Shirley Simmons, Beatrice Flores, Mack Aguilar. Third row, left to right: Mike Herrera, Loretta Maes, Roberta Ogaz, Velma Jaquez, Mary Lucero, Dolores Arellano, Susie Martinez, Dolores Jaramillo, Ernestine Vialpondo, Nola Ruspini. Hi-Y Pictured at right is the Hi-Y Club, spon- sored by Mr, Baldwin and affiliated with the YMCA. Top row, left to right: Bob Dionese, Frank Theil- bar, Ralph Opp, Clark Warren, Joe Ramirez, Torn Lubenisky, Mr. Baldwin. Second row: Nick Catello, Dean Farmer, Val Easton, Charles Rouch, Charles White, Micky Wagner. Front: Gordon Lane. JT. Red CFOSS Front row, left to right: Janet Carlson, David Daney, Phyllis Ruggieri. Middle row, left to right: Dolores Bonse, Helen Mohorich, Elsa Lee Magruder, Frank Cebulski, Back row, left to right: Peggy Nethery, Charles Delpapa, Joe Hurd, Arlen Ambrose, Sandra Kellogg. t Y-TCCIIS Front row, left to right: Caroline Decker, Nyla Jean Vest, Dianne Dickson, Lorraine Brossia Kathleen Dalton, Frances Falletta, and Mary Davis. Second row, left to right: Katherine Gacnik, Jo Marilyn DeMarco, Robin Evans, Lupe DeLeon Arlene Skube, Rose Marie Zupancic, Marian Poindexter. Third row, left to right: Lydia Lash, Shirley Martinez, Patsy Gilmore. Fourth row, left to right: Theresa Arellano, Roberta Aguilar, Anna Martinez, Iris Akin. Hmmm imwiaxmfiifn r .fe We wma w an ffm :Q Swimaasliwwmx J --1:-, G. A. A. Left to right: Roberta Aguilar, Annette Carillo, Virginia Borneman, Yvonne Mohorcich, Mary Ellen Gutierrez, Charlotte Koshak, Joanne Nigro, Joanne Mishmash. Front row, left to right: Videlia Valdez, Arlene Skube, Rose Marie Zupancic, Joann Hrobak, and Rose Marie De Salvo. Second row, left to right: Grace Dominguez, Susie Martinez, Yvonne Lucero, Kathleen Lanza, Gloria Mohorich, Betty Nottingham and Venita Jones. Third' row, left to right: Elnora Wilson, Valeta Youngblood, Stella Gonzales, Emily Martinez, Louise Flores, and Ruth Dowd. Back row, left to right: lrene Archuletta, Martha Gallegos, and Martha Berumen. G.A.A. lCont'dJ Rose Jiminez. . We ', ,ro Lett to right: Greta Knight, Yvonne Lucero, Patsy Ramirez, Beverly McClure, Clara Faye Baker, Venita Jones, Ellen Mae Sajotovich, Martha Gallegos. Left to right: Dolores Arellano, Pat Giarratano. CHAMPION BASKETBALL GIRLS' ALL STAR lndustry DRIVE CAREFULLY-MEN WORKING:- Along with the many activities in progress comes the ever present work to be done, knowledge to be gained, problems to be solved This constitutes the industry in our town. There are many different types of industry here, and things are being accomplished in many different places, among them the machine shop, the print shop, the wood shop, the commercial and homemaking departments and, in fact, in all of the classrooms where courses are being studied and futures planned. Each citizen at Central is a cog in the vast wheel of industry in our town, rolling on and on toward greater knowledge and fuller life. L islf? l2,5',,.,?mW ln order to get to work Centralites have to learn to drive. That is why. we have a driving course. ' Solving a driving problem in upper picture is Mr. Smith, Jerry Wilson, Eugene Trask, and Elaine Speer, Getting the know-how in the bottom picture Wally Tedrow and Gloria Dreiblolz. Ju 'Q , 'UP S 9 E id Mgr ua-pk, S 5 :I ,... ':', : 14 if E A E M gf if 'H ,165 -an-Sqf I 43 WQQQLQWSWQQQ Opposite page: Woodwork is very valuable to Central boys. The Times wouldn't be printed without Linotype operators. Shown cutting metal in the General Metals shop are, left to right: Jerry Liriville, Leslie Frey, and Richard Prough. MZ? f ww' if-.... Biology is a sophomore must ,ff +1-N H Opposite page: Housewives or career girls-Central trains both Central seniors work out with a college prep English course. ,ii--v.fY National Honor Society Front row, left to right: Gene Childs, Charles Fasula, Arlen Ambrose, Jean Holtorf, Evelyn Moore, Mary Alice Rameriz, Sally Aguilar, Dan Puente, Mack Aguilar, Cathy Bloom. Second row, left to right: Gene Ferraro, Douglas Knudson, Anne Kirk, Dorothy Christner, Joan Holtorf, Elaine Rennie, Mary Bongirno, Phyllis De Salvo, Pat De Remer, Winnie Sherwood, Jean Houston, Bob Martinez, Joanne Mishmash, Coralee Caddell. Third row, left to right: Sachiko Numoto, Shirley Williams, Beverly Wright, Oma Lea Lovette, Patsy Gilmore, Sherry Posse, Anne Littell, Donita Hartman, Grace Barter, Maurine Clemens, Pat Showalter, Doris Burkett, Gloria Hunt, Carrie Lou Zobeck, Fourth row, left to right: Lois Ann Miller, Alene Teck, Barbara Keithley, Helen Mohorich, Janet Carlson, Eleanor Middelkamp, Pat Giarratano, Jesse Ashby, Dewie Thornton, Winona Browser. Fifth row, left to right: Nancy Sutton, Robbie Williams, Amilu Stewart, Linda Robinson, Peggy Ann Rump, Charlotte Koshak, Barbara Negomir, Erma Jean Mesojedec, Pauline Jamnick, Phil Cardon, Sixth row, left to right: David Daney, Scott Gale, Frank Stofac, Bill Fisher, Danny Richardson, Dick Baker, Ford Young, Dennis Blake. N-.nw me wx, xW..a....-ml . ,, mis gg .,.. ...,........ .xg..,:..xmz:.x-mLv....-.. ., ., .-.-.-.i..ioW V V i Contest Winners ESSAY AND ORATION CONTEST Keating Essay and Corwin Oration contest finalisisz Elaine Ren- nie, essay winner, Barbara Negomir, David Daney, Lois Ann Miller, oration winner, Arlen Ambrose, Marlowe Ann Roche, essay winner. COURTESY CONTEST Raeanna Davis presents awards to Dee son, Courtesy Contest winners. pull! GIRLS DECLAMATION CONTEST BOYS' DECLAMATION CONTEST Girls Declamation Contest participants were Evelyn Moore, Boys' Declamation contest entrants, Gene Childs David Daney l-lelen Mohorich Phyllis Ruggieri, winner, Elsa Lee Magruder, winner, Ralph Benesch. Quill 8a Scroll Left to right: Jim Stuart, Eleanor Middelkamp, Frank Kolbezen, Pen- ny Trujillo, Jean Houston, and Janice Kochevar. National Forensic League Top row, left to right: Mr. Torrence, Joe Hurd, Larry Leudeman. Second row: Arlen Ambrose, Fran- ces Felps, Barbara Negomir, David Daney. Third row: Charlotte Dunbar, Helen Mohorich, Frank Cebulski, Dee Bonse. Bottom picture: First row, left to right: Shirley Will- iams, Evelyn Moore, Mary Bongirno. Second' row: Doug Knudson, Gene Childs, Willie Saunders, Gene Fer- raro, Eleanor Middelkamp, Ralph Benesch, and Robbie Williams. Quill and Scroll, cont'd. Lett to righti Bob McGill, Pat De Rerner, Mary Liz Julien, Anne Kirk, Mary Bongirno, and Louis Fass. National Athletic Scholarship Society Top row, left to righti Richard Arrellano, Joe Quintana, Alden Orr, Dick Angerer, John Presol, Kemper Coleman, Dick Lane, Mark Vivoda, Mike Apodaca, Ford Young, Leland Smith, David Daney. Second row: Bill Fisher, Dennis Blake, Frank Stofac, Charles Hernandez, Charles Fasula, Richard Jansen, Joe Diaz, Torn Helm, Dick Baker. Third row: Carlos Gallegos, Jim Papish, Maurice Ivey, Dewie Thornton, Jerry Belveal, Bill Slosky. Bottom row: Curtis Phillips, JohnRodriqucz, Jim Wilson, Ruben Galves. 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Here former citizens meet with present residents to cheer on the teams that aren't just teams to them. ln their eyes the teams symbolize the spirit, loyalty, and honor of the past, present, and future in the town to which they will always belong. re they are. Everyone has a chance to take part in the sports program offered at Central, in the intramural tournaments or on a team representing our town. You are now Barbara Markus Miss Central Central ............. South Denver .... ....... Central ...... La Junta ...... Central ...... Longmont ..... Central ...... Greeley Central ...... Alamosa ....... Central .............. Colorado Springs SCOTZS 6 I3 19 l6 7 33 O 25 20 l-4 Central ........ Canon City .... Central ..,.... Centennial ..... Central ............ Grand Junction Central ....... Trinidad ..... Central .......... East Denver .... Football Queen Attendants were Frances Johnson, Beverly Young, and Winona Browser. 1 l Football H 0 UAH Squacl vw Left to right: Vivoda, Mark, Gallegos, Carlos, Wilson, Jim, Apodaca, Mike, Knight, Don. Left to right: Brasselero, Russell, Lane, Dick, Delo, Bill, Stofac, Frank, Coleman, Kemper, Pagano, Sam, Borders, Walter, Baker, Dick, Bosley, Charles o 0 ' 1, ui v 2 5 9 Cloer, Walter, Papish, Jim, Smith John, Shrock, Richard, Fufamata, Bob Back row: Rodriquez, John, Presol, John, Taylor, Larry, Santos, Joe, Front row: Jansen, Richard, Helm, Tom, Frankmore, Joe, Ramirez, George, Williams, Frank, Minerich, Don, Pisciotta, Don, Action Siiots Central vs Colorado Springs Central vs. Centennial Central vs Colorado Springs Jim Papish Charles Bosley Dick Lane Kemper Coleman Frank Stofac Walt Borders Bill Delo Allen Walker lServiceJ Vernon Pierce lManagerl Jimmie Wilson 1953-54 Lettermen Mike Apodaca Mark Vivoda Don Knight Dick Baker Russell Brasselero George Ramirez John Presol Sam Pagano Joe Frankmore John Rodriquez Joe Patti lManagerJ Frank Williams Richard Jansen Tom Helm John Smith Bob Futamata Larry Taylor Richard Schrock Don Pisciotta Don Minerich Carlos Gallegos , gpg, 1 , Central vs. Longmont Central vs. Centennial HB Squad Front row: Jim Large, Bob Smith, Al Spinuzzi, Jess Law, Elias Martinez, Don Venuto, Tony Gardurio, Don Mills, Joe Patti. Second row: Myron Chandler, Harold Taylor, Jim Kenyon, Jim Craig, Bill Jackson, Bill Gardner, John Koncilja, Tony Pullaro, Jack Lowe. Back row: Jerry Kelso, LeRoy Bonsc, Delphino Apodaca, Mike Saluitelli, Roy Foreman, Bill Sabo, Grant Davis, J. Will Arden, Jack Graham, Ken l-lobbs, Bob Richards. Basketball Central vs. Colorado Springs Scores WILDCATS VISITORS ................FIorence ................GreeIey................ ................East ................Las Animas ................West ........,.......CathoIic High ................Canon City 61 46 46 63 45 65 67 46 ................ La Junta ............ 44 63 ................ Colorado Springs.. 37 ................ Trinidad .............. 53 ................ Grand Junction .. 59 ................ Grand Junction .. 65 ................ Canon City ........ 43 ................ Centennial .......... 56 48 69 52 51 60 48 62 44 .........,......CentenniaI 41 46 45 41 56 49 ................Colorado Springs ..44 ' ' 54 54 60 ................ Trinidad .............. 51 ' ' ................Trinidad Strategy Left to right: Ford Young, Coach Cochran, Jim Wilson, Bill Fish- er, Mark Vivoda, Don Knight. ny., Baslcetlaall Queen and Attendants Miss l-lildegarde Hunze, Miss Frances Johnson, Queen, Miss Anne Littell and Miss Beverley Young. Onlooking are Frances Burnett and Candy Saihcl. A Squad Left to right: Bill Fisher, Dennis Blake, Don Knight, Mark Vivoda, Ruben Galves, Charles Bosley. Central vs. Florence 1 E '12 Q ,ge , si ,ff k' l X15 TL ll? V , J 1 0 X 1:-. ' H 'I 5 i Q ,W ' . 3' , K A V X :S - me fm f ' 2 .sf 'f l l an ,zfvsig A 3 Standing, left to right: Jim Kenyon, Bill Jackson, Myron Chandler, Dave Wennerlund, Larry Taylor, Richard Schrock. Seated, left to right: Bob Futamata, Jack Graham, Bill Sabo, Bob Richards, John Smith, Grant Davis. Kneeling, left to right: Chris Beltrum, Bob Atencio, Tony Pullaro, Danny Rosales, Bill Gardner. QSM-J HAH Squacl fCont'd.J Left to right: Dick Baker, Jim Wilson, Dewie Thorn- ton, Ford Young, Bob Richards, Kirk McGowan. lntra Mural Basketball Champions Front row Joe Quintana Frank Ar gon Richard Arellano. Back row Archie Sanchez Frank Manzanares, Eutimio Santos, Wrestling Left to right: Top: Sam Pagans, Don Pisciotta, Dick Weller, Russell Brasselero, Frank Will- iams, Charles Fasula. Front row: Don Mills, Gilbert Guerrero, Joe Frankmore, Jerry Belveal, Charles Hernandez, Albert Spinuzzi. RECORDS Central 2l Centennial 26 Central l8 Colorado Springs 27 Cenlral 25 Florence 20 ' Central 23 La Junta 25 Central l4 Centennial 3l Central l4 Grand Junction 37 Cent.al 5 Cclorado Springs 37 Central took fourth place in the Flor- ence tournament. Central took fourth place in the Colo- rado Springs conference meet. Russell Brasselero, Charles Hernandez, and Charles Fasula represented Central at the state meet in Denver. -,dvi f' in-Iii l ik E ey ,livin hp' Neem 7 I n Tennis Team David Daney, Kenneth Mclierren, Bill Slosky. Walter Cloer, Dick Angerer, John Hayworth, Don Melton, Kenneth Lewis, Leroy Bonse TTBCIC TZBITI Front row, left to right: Lester Will, Dick Baker, Bill Sabo, Bob Richards, George Romeros, Earl Gunter, Ken Richeson. Second row: Don Knight, Richard Martinez, John Rodriguez, Dan Richardson, Frank Stotac, Melvin Tiakaki, Herb Turner, Tony Pullaro, Richard Madrid. First row, standing: Danny Rosales, Gregory Roldan, Leo Wallace, Ray Craig, John Koncilja, Arthur Sanchez, Dick Lane, Richard Jansen, Tom Helm, Dennis Blake. Last row, standing: Vern Goebel, Philip Trenchak, Grant Davis, Dan Winters, Dick Wallis, Tom Janoski, Don Mills, Charles Hernandez, Frank Williams, s.,s,L .,,.. ..an.., 3. C-Club Members of C-Club are boys who have been awarded letters in one or more sports prior to April lst. Top row, left to right: Frank Stotac, Kemper Coleman, Walter Cloer, Dick Lane, Allen Walker, David Daney, Ken McFerren. Second row: Richard Arrellano, Joe Quintana, Arthur Sanchez, Dick Weller, Don Knight, Frank Williams, John Presol, Ruben Galves, John Rodriguez, Sam Pagano, Ford Young, Mike Apodaca, Richard Schrock, Leland Smith. Third row: Joe Frankmore, Russell Brasselero, Mark Vivoda, John Smith, Joe Santos, Charles Hernandez, Leroy Bonse, Vernon Goebel. Fourth row: Bill Fisher, Dennis Blake, Alden Orr, Charles Fasula, Jim Wilson, George Ramirez, Richard Jansen, Don Minerich, Larry Taylor, Scott Miller. Fifth row: Bob Futamata, Carlos Gallegos, Maurice lvev, Dewie Thornton, Rudv Kochevar, Joe Diaz, Albert Spinuzzi. Bottom row: Dick Baker, Tom Helm, Curtis Phillips, Jim Papish, Bill Slosky, Gilbert Guerrero, Elias Zamora, Jerry Belveal, Dick Angerer. i 1954 Baseball Team Top row, left to ri ht: Sal Acuna Dav Q 1 ' id Reid, Leland Smith, Ford Young, Mark Vivoda, Danny Romero. Second row, left to right: Ruben Gal- ves, Joe Santos, Sam Pagano, Joe Quin- tana, Jim Papish, Russell Brasselero. Third row, left to right: John Smith, Dewie Thornton, Angelo Olivia, Wayne Latka, Jimmy Wilson. COACHES: left to right: Vern Cochran, Bill Brown, Bill Sajbel, Sollie Raso. -J ,' 1 Z, The Men Behind The Power i N . iiii it iii Wire Behind You, Wildcats! Whenever a team or organization goes out to represent Our Town, it is followed by a group of ardent boosters who typify the feelings of the entire citizenry. Our Town is unique in that its Junior Chamber of Commerce con- sists of over a hundred Central Misses. The sub-committees of this Booster Club are made up of the cheerleaders, drill team, Cat's Clan, and majorettes. ed by the Press for posterity in this book and in our monthly newspaper b you ll meet them later on. E S 5 title Shown in a typical pose are the Cheerleaders, left to right: Doriss Decker, Charline Barnett, Pat Gorshe, Anne Littell ihead checrleaderl, Joe Diaz, Penny Trujillo, Virginia Peck, and Bar- bara Keithley. 3 Their doings and those of the rest of the citizens of Our Town are pre- 5 1 enior Members of Cat's Clan itcr tront: Beverly Young. Row-left to right: l Royflett to righti Row-left to right: Rowfleft to right: Barbara Ma rkus. Mitzi Wallis, Cathy Bloom, Judy Brown, Donita Hartman, Grace Barter, Hilclegarde Hunzo, Pat Showalter, Ginger Medina, Jill Chick, Dorothy Christner, Penny Trujillo, Dorothy Divelbiss, Susie Numoto, Liz Julien, Pat Giarratano, Jean l-loltort, Maurine Clemens, Joan Holtorf, Janice Kochevar, Jean Houston. Robbie Williams, Anne Kirk, Eleanor Middelkamp, Phyllis Ruggieri, Peggy Ann Rump, Anne Littell, Diane l-lunter, Pat Garshe, Jane Ballash, Shirley Pearce, Frances Burnett, Mary Bongirno, Pat Kelly, Mary Ann Papish, Mary Lane, Shirley Williams, Shirlcen Curry, Nancy Lcithead, Barbara Keithley, Coralee Caclell 2' X ka. -X993 I i Junior Members of Cat s Clan lst Rowfleft to right: Janet Vail, Jo Ann Mishmash, Erma Jean Mesojedec, Gerry Anderson, Ami u tewar, ai r l S t G 'l Ba nes, Anita Kendall, Denise Williams, Charlotte Timme. h L d R b' O Lea Lovette, Donna McTavish, Nancy Sutton, Barbara Negomir, Robin Evans, Kay Ard, lla Mae Luke, Elnora Reeves. 2nd Rowfleft to rig tg in a o inson, ma 3rd Row-left to right: Diane Dickson, Patsy Gilmore, Janice Keller, Allison Blackburn, Peggy Jo Stone, Nancy Ball, Virginia Peck, Marilyn O'Conrior, Lois Ann Miller. k N O Alb t Pot tio, Charlotte Stewart, Pauline Cabibi, Annette Styduhar, Alene Teck, Elaine Rennie, Shirley Grace 4th Row-left to right: Shirley Jacques, Doriss Dec er, ancy rr, er a es fn, , - 1 i 4 aa ' 1 r E 3.5, yes? ' -.MI ,il Y i ' K u o il . V L ' l 5. opliomore Members ol: Cat's Clan Row-left to right: Pat Kochevar, Mary Pugel, Linda Holland, Betty Jean Viles, Jeri Lou Chick, Beverly McClure, Patsy Martin, Patty Camack, Phyllis Mack. 1 Row-left to right: Clara Faye Baker, Carol Blood, Greta Knight, Marsha Brothers, Virginia Julien, Sandra Kellogg, Elaine Davis, Raeanna Davis, Claudette Tezak. Row-left to right: Margaret Mixon, Paula Archer, Charlotte Dunbar, Alice Kay Burnett, Oma Jean Sutton, Charline Barnett, Yvonne Johnson, Jo Ann Jones, l.eah Rae Hunter e isis 5 5 F Eff., Cx Drill Team Left to right: Donna Freemyer, Clorinda Nu- nez, Marian Quist, Joan Bacino, Madeline De Vencenty, Loretta Bonfiglio, Rose Jim- enez, Norma Bruce, Margaret Mixon, Bar- bara Packan, Louise Florez, Theresa Gon- zales, Ruth Dowd, La Rae Hinkel, Vivian Drake, Pat Smith, Patsy Marshall, Anita Biby, Kay Olson, Mary Ann Baca, Janet Markland, Martha Madrill, Elnora Wilson, Greta Robinson, Clara Lucero. Majorettes Left to right: Loretta Bell, Elaine Feuer stein, Clora Whiteman, Patty Camack. Louis Fass, an outstanding pressman, shown here at the right. Meet The Press The Journalism Department exists in a large, sunlit space filled with the air of friendly co-operation. As you enter it, to visit or work, you are greeted by a busy noise , mixed with laughter and the snaps of bouncing typewriter keys. The Central High Times is lovingly put together piece by piece on the lower floor of this amazing place, and upstairs, on the balcony, slowly and mysteriously, the yearbook takes shape. Noted for its progressiveness and business-like atmosphere, The Journal- ism Department carries out Central's public relations program much as a chamber of commerce. Our town is more than proud of its press, just as the press is more than proud of our town, and shows it at every opportunity. Who is the Press? You've met them, every one, while traveling through our town, seen their work in this book, and read their editorials, features, and articles in the Times. Now here's your chance to get to know them as a group, in their natural habitat. Meet the press--and let the press meet you. ll lt Wally Smith, Janet Carlson, and Judy Brown work on copy for this book. A 'Q l-lildegarde l-lunze, Anne Kirk, and Mary Bongirno select news for the TIMES. Janice Kochevar checking files for pic- tures. Barbara McBride, Penny Trujillo, and Harriet Lee check names with the files. if -ww-.M,M...w 4. Miimmfmww, , W-146, ,i X s xv, Shirley Pearce cuts pictures for mounting. ,W Q .fx ' i 1 5 3 Q N Susie Numoio, Audrey Benjamin, and Lucy Silva prepare sophomore lists. ,. , ww.. .,,. 4 , .MEVV i i D , Q i iv H 1 , E Q Selecting and mounting pictures are Peggy Ann Rump, Francy Burnett, and Phyllis Ruggieri. Mounting junior panels are Reeva Wood, Anne Littell, and Grace Barter. ls v Beginning one of his journeys to the en- graver is Bob McGill. ull all gg 1 Verlene Shugart, Eleanor Middelkamp, and Pat Gorshe consider layout. Tony Vemuto bringQ cuts to 06. Joan Holtorf and Coralee Caddeil double-check pictures. Handling exchange papers are Jill Chick and Beverly Young, 'vue Bottom left: Taking care of the business side of journalism are Barbara Keithley, Dave Strah, and Pat DeRemer. Jim Stuart gives instructions to Jean Houston, holding the strobelight. r+ 'l?' Top left: Bill Slosky typing sports copy, Top right: Proving that the journalism department assists the art department, are Barbara Markus, and Jean Holtorf. Discussing sports cuts are Warren Williams, Liz Julien, and Frank Kolbozen, A vital link connecting the print shop with the journalism department is the linotype operator. , Shown in the picture is Jan Noble. ' Eggfwgb QF 51424 garner ,QMZAEIU 1, , ,ff 1. V ..2,, 1 c l I 4 1. f l L K c L X C I N 1 1, K' . .fl fem-my kc C l'1uL C4-K 1 1' L 1 crf' x K ft L ' The journalism department wishes to express its appreciation to the Star-Journal and Chieftain for their co-operation, instructions, and kind advice on the production of the Times and the Wildcat. C 4 L Q . L c -11,13 C A! C, 1 Q f f f , 1 n I g L . f frffegi, ,C .ag 4 7 J L 4,1 ,- , , of . XZ' f K ,,. 1 .X Q 1 X s.c. R. O. T. C. Having nearly completed your tour of Central, U. S. A., it is possible that there are some of you whose interests are still elsewhere. lf you are one who has yet to be satisfied, stop at Camp Central on your way out. Here you will find a great number of boys. This fact in itself may arouse interest, but the important thing about it is what the boys are doing. Since they are members of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps of the U. S. Army, their main purpose at Camp Central is to study military tactics. Not only do they learn to dress, march, and perform military maneuvers, but they learn an important lesson in sportsmanship and good grooming. Also there is a group of girls at Camp Central. They are the R.O.T.C. Sponsors, a team organized to per- form intricate drills for the pleasure of the onlooking community. This well matched group of girls is chosen from many for their posture, appearance, carriage, and rhythm. The R.O.T.C. Sponsors do not march every sixth hour just for the exercise. They too are learning a lesson in good citizenship, grooming, and the art of taking orders gracefully. R.O.T.C. is noted for its early morning reviews in sub-zero weather and its annual formal balls. Left to right: Cadet Major Albert Petrick, MfSgt. Myron W. Reed, Cadet Major James Stuart. . ' -1 C . Q, ,I m - ' '- . A QF' , 4 j f I c.,,.fs-e f .f 'V f r l . , j c 1 i - ff' 7 L flff. fi ff 7 Color Guard Cadets, left to right: Sid Craddock, Duilio Stricca, John Kristan, Don Winters Front row: Cadet Bill Slosky. Second row: Cadet John Boyer. Third row, left to right: Cadets Robert Martinez, Alden Orr, Mark Chorale, Richard Moroye. e 4 ......4.v- 0-mnmqm-.pq Mi!! Lcft to right: Capt. Riggs, Sgt. Porter Co. E Second R.O.T.C Battalion First R.O.T.C. Regiment COMPANY STAFF e 2 M, ' F Front Row: Cadet Bob Jaber. Second row: Cadet Tony Pullaro. Third Row, left to right: Cadets Bill Slosky, John Boyer, Fred Roberts, Duane l-luffman, Charles Rendon, Ronald Shigeta. Fourth row, left to right: Cadets Albert Petrick, Bob Lawson, Alden Orr, Allen Porter, Gale Even. xi, l FIRST PLATOON Nl Front row: Cadet Dave Strah. Second row: Cadets Bud Elich, Jack Low, Richard Libhart, Al Sabo, Phil Frelnchak, Pat Casaus Mark Thompson, Bob Phillips, David George, Donald Beeman, Charles Rendon. Third row: Cadets Richard Jansen, Grant Davis, Edward Roseman, J. Will Arden, David Vigil Jim Morris, Leo Wallace, Gary Gilmore, Carl Bongirno, Mickey Wagner. Fourth row: Cadets Bob Drummond, Myron Chandler, Dave Wennerlund, Ray Craig, Ken Riche son, Bob Hughes, Tony Pullaro, Bart Ware, Wayne Huffman, Tom Pomeleo, Vernon Carter. ,vig ' V' X ' 'R A ' ' 1 f W? vwg Af , Mi- V , , E W, X, ,.--0,9 , A 2 s . M fa ' ' QQ 15: I 1 f , ..-. , 2 Q ' Ni ' A-f -'YE' ' 3' V42 .fix i X 3' s , K 1 i 5 1 fa. V W as k 'R 5 x k A AT, 1 4, . I Fw U f H3 li , I , i 3 7:4 f Y A' ' , , 4 X Co. F Second R.O.T.C Battalion First R.O.T.C. Regiment COMPANY STAFF If' w . f' - ,.,.,s,. Lett to right: First row: Cadets Bob McGill, Joe Diaz. Second row: Cadets Bill Gardner, Tom Helm. Third row: Cadets Robert Stubler, Jim Allen, Mark Chorak, Max Apodaca, Marcos Beruman. Fourth row: Cadets Richard Moroye, Warren Tucker, Don Maldonado, George Shyne, Robert Martinez. X11 ,fflf Left to right: Front row: Cadet Bob Miklich. Second row: Cadets Elwin Hood, Arlen Ambrose, Leroy Bonse, Fred Marchbanks, Wallace Williamson, Harvey Huston, Joe Hurd, Gregory Roldan. Third row: Cadets Gerald Mathews, Bill Jackson, Jim Ridley, John Koncilja, Richard Prough, Mike Davie, Jim Whaley. Fourth row: Cadets Bill Dyer, Harold Taylor, Ned Baros, Fred Ursich, Russell Brasselero, Ed FIRST PLATOON Murphy, Bill Haling, Robert Mayo. Left to right: Front row: Cadet Jim Papish. Second row: Don Bregar, John Kristan, John Stephens, Ted McKinney, Ralph Smith, Al Gon Zales, Arthur Lujan, Ronnie Huston, Chris Galves, Allyn Middelkamp, Joe Ebrecht, Rich ard Virant. SECQND Pl-,AXTQQN Third row: Cadets Sid Craddock, Richard Dikeman, Manuel Jiminez, Bob Trujillo, Jerry Thomas Richard Ross, Merle Decker, Jim Leonard, Sam Scirtino, Delfino Apodaca, THIRD PLATOON Left to right: Front row: Cadet Benny DeNiro. Secondorw: Sam Acosta, Russell Roscover, Bob Millson, John Spritzer, Ernie Martinez, Basquez, Joe Segura, Mack Gettler, Robert Vigil, Sam Spoone, George Shyne. Third row: Joe Ramirez, Richard Bristow, Ralph Stefano, Scott Miller, Gilbert Zamora, Caffey, Robert Beeman, Richard Madril. Fourth row: Cadets Willis Fowler, Ted Jonick, Steve DeLaTorre, John l-lernandez, Don Richard Hendren, Rudy Kochevar, Frank Williams. Leroy Gary Mills, o.G Second R.O.T.C Battalion First R.O.T.C. Regiment COMPANY STAFF ,, K A k Y , -v- A Left to right: Front row: Jerry Gatewood. Second row: Cadets Jim l-lildebrant, Ronald Akin. Third row: Cadets Joe Marrinan, Charles Barkley, Albert Beruman. ..-. I -'--- , -: , giixyf , FIRST PLATOON Left to right: Front row: Cadets Earl Gunter, Conrad l-legler, Robert Hawkins, Ronald Ketchum, Bruce White Michael Secora, Fred Polhill, Roy Ewing. Second row: Cadets Chris Lynch, John Buchanan, John Vegas, Kenny McFerren, Angelo Oliva Frank Aragon, James Kenndal, Joe Bacino, Third row: Cadets George Donley, Jim McDonald, Ted Bueno, Jerry Kelso, Norman Newkirk George Chapo, Aberham Roybal, Charles Hernandez. fix A X 5, 3 fvfi ow A 2 0 M, ' fl!! A VN 7: -3 . 1 I is 4 . h ,J what fi A iw 3222 3 x Q wfwik 'UU' ,gh . .fn ' . I' I x 1 Front row, left to right:ifCadets Norman New- kirk, Richard Moroye, Ronald Akin. f V Second row, left to-fright: Cadets Jim Stuart, John Boyer, Jerry.Gatewoocl. ' R.O.T.C. big shot greet the Phoenix Arizona, rifle team. r-' R. O. T. C. Rifle Teams Central vs. Manuel of Denver 853 6 Central 843 Central 840 Central 846 Central 860 Central 837 Central 840 vs vs vs vs and vs. 76 Centennial 805 Centennial 874 Centennial 889 Centennial 878 Centennial Centennial 874 VS. VS VS VS VS VS North Denver 857 West Denver 855 South Denver 930 East Denver 875 Phoenix Ariz. 920 West Denver 855 B R. O. T. C. Sponsors Q . 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