Central Union High School - La Solana Yearbook (El Centro, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1956 volume:

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You are selflessly devoted to guiding us . . . a tireless Worker . . . a true friend and inspiration to Central Union High School . . . You, DOROTHY WILSON, have faithfully devoted the past 30 years to guiding us on to lcnowledege . . . DOROTHY WlLSON, you have the best interests of the student at heart. You have Won the confidence and es- teem of the students and faculty. We gladly dedicate the l955-l956 LA SOLANA to you, Without Whom Central would not he the same. i . ff Juv y Z W MM W Q- WWM Zlfiiiagf ji? Zm f3fQjW 54 , Why WQWM Qi? NNW i 1, XQ ggi? J K Q S53 GMM., WW! QA-0 . ZELASSES LW T MMWSXZGMJ JV G f Pas, gg., I '12-arcz., X 7U X ggfpjlef' 4 ,,M 6 4 fcmfii , - .X ,Q 6Vb6,mJ7y CL'-kd? fQa JM f yrlfZ'f1'96' 5 MEGA. vifwwy ff be 9 4 W 'W il eadafz Being a Senior could Well be considered the most challenging period of your high school days. Life seems to be Whizzing by Without a moment to catch its breath. Everything you touch seems to open a door to a new adven- ture. Your days are constantly filled with a variety of activities to keep you traveling toward that goal. The Seniors are a spirited, industrious group who are continually striv- ing to reach their destination. Each must make his exit so as to allow room for those who follow. As undoubtedly many realize, we have taken the essentials that high school has to offer and will soon be experiencing independence, a type ot freedom which Walks hand-in-hand with responsibility. Q 55 tw. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Around car-Bill Volner. vice-president: Edna Spore, secretary: Marilyn McFaddin, treas- urer: Ken Harrell, cheerleader: Ron Simpson. president: Bill Hubbard. cheerleader. Behind car-Mr. Rosa. Mrs. Bidwell, Mr. Hatch-advisors. AGNES MARY ABATTI Aggie Usually Found: At home. Weakness: Getting up in the morning. Pet Peeve: Girls in levis and pinned-up hair. Would Make a Good: Secretary. Favorite Saying: Be sure to be at the FHA meeting. FHA 53-56, President 55-56, Inter-Club Council 55-56. ETHEL VIRGINIA ACKLEY Ginger Usually Found: Talking. Weakness: Clothes. Pet Peeves: Teachers. Would Make a Good: Secretary. Favorite Saying: Oh Heck. Book Hounds 54-55, lunior Red Cross 55-56, FHA 55- 56, OGA 54-56. BARBARA ANNE ADAMS Babs Usually Found: At the movies. Weakness: Certain pop songs. Pet Peeve: Excessively overweight girls. Would Make a Good: Teacher. Favorite Saying: Well- Thespians 55-56, Speech Team 55-56, Senior Class Play, Chess Club 55-56, Iunior Red Cross 55-56, Y-Teens 52-55, GAA 54-56, Glee Club 54-55, OGA 55-56, Art Guild 55-56. ANITA LOUISE ALDERSON Weasel Usually Found: At the post office. Weakness: Roy Cooper. Pet Peeve: A teacher. Would Make a Good: Housewife. Favorite Saying: I got a letter. CSF 53-56, Iunior Class Play, Y-Teens 52-54, GAA 52-54, OGA 54-56, Secretary 54-55, Class Officer 54-55, Secretary. PI-IYLLIS COLLEEN ARNETT Phill Usually Found: At the show or home. Weakness: Gum. Pet Peeve: No gum to pop. Would Make a Good: Airline hostess. Favorite Saying: Did you see Doomaflatchy? DONALD LEE ATKERSON Ackack Usually Found: Drag strip. Weakness: Girls and hot cars. Pet Peeve: Cogs. Would Make a Good: Play boy. Favorite Saying: Cool it, man. Boys' Chorus 55-56, I.V. Football 52-53, Mixed Chorus 55-56. RONALD DEE ASPEY Monster Usually Found: In the country. . Weakness: Delieu. I Pet Peeve: George Ramirez beeping my horn. Would Make a Good: Skunk deodorizer. Favorite Saying: Let's go! Varsity C 55-56, Sergeant-at-Arms 55-56, Varsity Football 54-56, l.V. Football 53-54. NELDA LENAE BAILEY Usually Found: Kress's. Pet Peeve: Mariane. Favorite Saying: Good Night . F I-IA 55-56. CHARLES ARAGON Chuck Usually Found: At the FFA stand. Weakness: Girls in sweaters and skirts. Pet Peeve: A teacher. Would Make a Good: Cowboy. FFA 52-56, Asst. Stand Manager 53-54, Stand Mana- ger 55-56, Boys' Chorus 55-56, Vice-President 55-56. RUFUS IR. BANKS Shorty Usually Found: Designing and drawing house plans. Weakness: The feeling before he faints. Pet Peeve: Mentally-ill people. ' Would Make a Good: Draftsman. Favorite Saying: There you go! TONY BARKUM Usually Found: South of El Centro. Weakness: Girls, games, cars, money. Pet Peeve: Girls that can't make up their minds. Would Make a Good: Cadillac driver. Favorite Saying: Can I drive you home? MARY IOSEPHINE BATES Marilyn Usually Found: In Seeley. Weakness: Food. Pet Peeve: Boys. Would Make a Good: Wife. Favorite Saying: Where's Ioyce? GAA 52-56, OGA 55-56. IERRY LEON BELSON Usually Found: Out of class. Weakness: Mental, moral, and physical. Pet Peeve: Report cards.. Would Make a Good: Entertainer. Favorite Saying: So I says to my wife-Bruce Thespians 52-56, NFL 53-56, President 54-55, Senior Class Play, Shield Staff 53-55, Art Guild 52-54, Stage Crew 55-56. GARY GRATTON BENNETT Usually Found: With cattle. Weakness: None. Pet Peeve: Sisters. Would Make a Good: Farmer. Favorite Saying: None. FFA 53-56, Asst. Stand Manager 54-55, Secretary 55-56, Boys' Glee Club 55-56, Art Guild 55-56. LYNDA SUE BERKSI-IIRE Usually Found: At Waikiki. Weakness: Boys. Pet Peeve. Gossipers. Would Make a Good: Wife. Favorite Saying: Oh shucks. FHA 32-56, Treasurer 55-56, Y-Teens 53-54, GAA 52-5 . FLOYD DAVID BERRYMAN Bird Usually Found: With girls. Weakness: Too many girls. Z Would Make a Good: Man stand out. Favorite Saying: Get lost. PEGGY ANN BIERMA Peggar Usually Found: With Sue. Weakness: Fosters ice cream. Pet Peeve: Friends who can't keep their mouths shut. Would Make a Good: Governess. Favorite Saying: Buddy have a drink! lunior Class Play 54-55, Y-Teens 52-56, President 53-54, Devotional Chairman 54-55, Publicity 55-56, GAA 52-56, Glee Club 53-56, Vice-President 54-56, Art Guild 54-55, Inter Club Council 55-56, Commis- sioner 54-56, Publicity 54-55, Play Critic 54-55, Girls' Vice-President 55-56. HAROLD BLACK 'lHarry Usually Found: On Main Street. Weakness: Brunettes. FFA 52-55. TERESA ANN BOLES Usually Found: At home, at school, or at the Public Library. Weakness: Reading science-fiction books. Pet Peeve: Windy Weather. Would Make a Good: Spanish teacher. Favorite Saying: For Pete's sake! CSF 52-56, Vice-President 55-56, Iunior Red Cross 55-56, FHA 55-56, Secretary 55-56, GAA 55-56, Glee Club 52-56, Girls' Chess and Checker Club 55-56, Vice-President 55-56. LYNN LE ROY BOONE lUANITA LO RAE BRADSHAW Usually Found: Working. Weakness: Motorcycles. Pet Peeve: People who take things seriously. Favorite Saying: Later. Would Make a Good: Teacher. Glee Club 52-53, 55-56, OGA 54-55, Shield Staff 54-56, Reporter DANNY BRAMMER i'Dan Usually Found: At Work. Weakness: Blondes. Pet Peeve: Never have enough time to do anything. Would Make a Good: Chemical engineer. RAMONA ANN BRISTOW Mona Usually Found: School. Weakness: Hats and purses. Pet Peeve. Bermuda shorts. Would Make a Good:Laboratory scientist. Favorite Saying: My lands. GAA 53-54, Glee Club 52-56, OGA 54-56. EVELYN MERLE BURSON Raindrop Weakness: Clothes. Usually Found: At the Wak. Pet Peeve: Homework. 'Would Make a Good: Secretary. Favorite Saying: Very Good! GAA 52-56, Y-Teens 52-54, 55-56, OGA 55-56, Re- porter. ll CAROLE SUE BURTON Susie Usually Found: With Peggy and Norma. Weakness: Clothes. Pet Peeve: Algebra. Would Make a Good: Car Breaker-Inner. Favorite Saying: O, well, I don't care! La Solana 54-56, Snapshot Editor 55-56, Thespians 55-56, Junior Class Play, Y-Teens 52-56, Social Chairman 53-54, Scrapbook Chairman 55-56, GAA 52-56, Otticials' Club 55-56, Glee Club 55-56, Art Guild 54-55, Inter Club Council 55-56, Class Offi- cer 54-55, Vice-President. EDDIE BUSI-I TERENCE IVAN BUSH Terry Usually Found: At home. Weakness: None. Pet Peeve: Activity sheets. Would Make a Good: Linesman. Favorite Saying: I don't care. BECKY IANE CALDWELL Beck Usually Found: With Richard. Weakness: High temper. Pet Peeve: People who say they Will do something and then don't. Would Make a Good: Housewife. Favorite Saying: Let's do something. GAA 53-56, Manager 55-56, Glee Club 52-56. BONNIE CALDWELL Curley Usually Found: Iuvie. Weakness: Parties?? Pet Peeve: Reid Alford. Would Make a Good: Playboy. Favorite Saying: Take it the Way you can get it! La Solana 55-56, Art Editor, Art Guild 53-54, Pan American Dance Club 55-56, I.V. Football 54-55, C Basketball 53-54, B Track 54-55, C Track 52-54. VIRGINIA CARDENAZ Virgie Usually Found: Working at home. Weakness: Tests. Pet Peeve: None. Would Make a Good: Ballet dancer. Favorite Saying: None. Y-Teens 53-54, GAA 53-55. IAMES CARRLL CAUI-IAPE lim Usually Found: In an argument. Weakness: None. Pet Peeve: People who conform to society. Would Make a Good: Hangman. Favorite Saying: Be an individualist. NFL 54-56, President 55-56, Speech Team 54-56 TILMAN GENE CHASTAIN Pete Usually Found: At Church. Weakness: Women. Pet Peeve: None. Would Make a Good: Ice skater. . Favorite Saying: You better believe it, Man! Cadet Corps 52-53. l2 THOMAS DWIGHT CHERRY Cherry Usually Found: Eddie's Place. Weakness: Eddie. Pet Peeve: None. Would Make a Good: Motorcycle spark plug cleaner. Favorite Saying: Silly. Varsity C 55-56, Varsity Football 55-56, Shield Staff 55-56, Sports Editor, Transfer. BEVERLY MARLENE CHRISTENSON Bev Usually Found: Swimming or at the snow. Weakness: Sickness. Pet Peeve: People Who aren't sincere. Would Make a Good: Teacher. Favorite Saying: Oh, garsh. Speech Team 55-56, Iunior Red Cross 55-56, Y-Teens 55-56, GAA 54-56, Shield Stall 54-55, Art Guild 55- 56, NFL 55-56. DAVID EDWARD CHRISTENSON Dave Usually Found: Working. Weakness: To be tickled. Pet Peeve: Sissy boys. Would Make a Good: Farmer. Speech Team 55-56. WINIFRED ALEXANDER COBLEIGH Axel Usually Found: Working on radios. Weakness: Ham radios. Pet Peeve: Strict teachers. . Would Make a Good:Money spender. Favorite Saying: So-. AMPS 52-56, President 54-55, Student Advisor 55-56, Band 52-54, Boys' Chorus 55-56. LLOYD BERNIE COFFMAN Lover . Usually Found: Riding around. Weakness: Cute girls. Pet Peeve: The buggy. Would Make a Good: Playboy. Favorite Saying: I'm 'just thinking. Swimming Team 55-56, Art Guild 52-53, Varsity Foot- ball 55-56, I.V. Football 53-55. WILLIAM HARRY COLOVE Bill Usually Found: Sick. , Weakness: White corpuscles. ' Pet Peeve: Money. Would Make a Good: Corpse. Favorite Saying: Pontiac is a fine car. Cadet Corps 52-54. PAT CONN Genghis Usually Found: Messin' around. Weakness: Food. Pet Peeve: Men. Would Make a Good: Party girl. Favorite Saying: That's the Way it goes. La Solana 54-56, Business Manager 54-55, Thesplans 55-56, Senior Class Play, GAA 52-55, Glee Club 52-53. ESTELLA CRUZ Cruzie Usually Found: Writing love letters in Hall. Weakness. Ernie Mirelez. Pet Peeve. Some certain teacher. Would Make a Good: Housewile. Favorite Saying: Oh, yeah. Iunior Red Cross 52-55, GAA 52-53, Shield Staff 55-56. BETTY LEE DANIEL PeroXy Usually Found: In a certain '49 Chevie. Weakness: Food. Pet Peeve: Homework. Would Make a Good: Teacher. Favorite Saying: Let's go to the Waikiki. Y-Teen 52-53, GAA 52-53, Shield Staff 54-55, Glee Club 53-56. FRANKLIN OLIVER DAVENPORT Frank Usually Found: In or under a car. Weakness: Short dark-haired girls. Pet Peeve: English teachers. Would Make a Good: Ditch digger. Favorite Saying: Censored. Iunior Class Play, Iunior Red Cross 52-56, Boys' Glee Club 55-56, Varsity Football 55-56, I.V. Football 54-55. SHARON ANN DAVIS Sherie Usually Found: With Robert. Weakness: Fire fighters. Pet Peeve: My dad. Would Make a Good: Wite. Favorite Saying: Honestly. Thespians 54-56, Iunior Class Play, Script Girl, Book Hounds 54-55, Vice-President OGA 54-55, Publicity. WALTER IEROME DAWSON Que-ball Usually Found: Lost. Weakness: Work and women. Pet Peeve: Ekabar. Would Make a Good: Leader in a Woman hunt. Cadet Corps 52-54, IV. Football 54-55, A Track 55-56, B Track 54-55, C Track 53-54. CHARLES LOGAN DELP Usually Found: Around. Weakness: Cars and girls. Pet Peeve: Guys that think they know about cars and cycles blut don't. Favorite Saying: Unprintable. WILMA LAVONNA DENNIS Usually Found: In front of a TV set. Weakness: Arguing about trivial matters. Pet Peeve: Homework at night. Would Make a Good: Dishwasher. Favorite Saying: Well, you know what I mean. Speech Team 55-56, CSF 56, Book Hounds 54-55, Secretary 54-55, NFL 56, Y-Teens 52-53, GAA 53-54, Glee Club 52-53. MARIE DESSERT Myrtle Usually Found: Laughing. Weakness: Liquid. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Would Make a Good: Marine. NFL 55-56, Thespians 54-56, Speech Team 54-56, Senior Class Play, lunior Class Play, GAA 52-53, Cheerleader 55-56, Class Officer, Vice-President 52-53. ROBERT LOW DICKSON Bob Usually Found: Home. Weakness: Hot Rods. Pet Peeve: None. Would Make a Good: Engineer. Favorite Saying: Looks hot! AMPS 52-54, Thespians 53-56. l IL--. t RICHIE IAMES DICKSON Usually Found: The Ham shack. Weakness: The root of all evil fmoneyl. Pet Peeve: Life. Would Make a Good: Electronics technician. Favorite Saying: Think before you louse it up DON DOIG Usually Found: Almost anywhere. Weakness: Girls? Pet Peeve: Girls. Would Make a Good: Pro wrestler. Favority Saying: Hey, Belson, want to match for half a buck? CSF 55-56, Thespians 52-56, Vice-President 54-55, President 55-56, NFL 54-56, Treasurer 55-56, Speech Team 54-56, Senior Class Play, Iunior Class Play, Swimming Team 55-56, Boys' Chorus 55-56, Presi- 55-56, Art Guild 55-56, Inter Club Council WAYNE DOYLE LARRY DRISCOLL Bullet Usually Found: With the boys. Weakness: Pony tails. Pet Peeve: Baloney tor lunch, Would Make a Good: Doctor. Favorite Saying: Pass the mayonnaise. Varsity C 54-56, President 55-56, Varsity Football 54-56, I.V. Football 52-54, Varsity Baseball 52-56. WILLIAM GEORGE DUFLOCK IR. Spike Usually Found: Feeding animals, delivering flowers. Weakness: Animals, girls, and money. Pet Peeve: Girls who have pet peeves in the Shield. Would Make a Good: Farmer. Favorite Saying: Don't hit my nose! AMPS 55-56, Thespians 55-56, Varsity C 55-56, NFL 55-56, Speech Team 55-56, FFA 53-56, Re- porter 54-55, Vice-President 55-56, Inter Club Coun- cil 55-56, Commissioner 55-56, House Manager, Varsity Football 55-56, I.V. Football 53-54, A Track 54-56, Swimming Team 55-56. EDEDINA GUTIERREZ NAVA Dina Usually Found: At home. Weakness: Hats. Pet Peeve: Approaching car with bright lights. Would Make a Good: Teacher. Favorite Saying: Gee Whiz. Transfer. MIRIAM GRACE ESHELMAN Emmy Usually Found: With lim. Weakness: Horses and boys. Pet Peeve: Boys who won't flirt with me. Would Make a Good: College coed. Favorite Saying: All sorts of nasty things. Thespians 54-56, Historian 55-56, Speech Team 55-56, Iunior Class Play, FHA 55-56, Y-Teens 53-56, GAA 52-56, Manager 54-55, Class Oiiicer 54-55, Cheer- leader. ESTELLA CRUZ 15 SAMUEL EVANS CAROLYN ANGELA EYER Car Usually Found: With lim. Weakness: A Guamanian. Pet Peeve: Mr. Harnmack. Would Make a Good: Wife. Favorite Saying: Tell me. GAA 52-56, Manager 55-56, OGA 54-565 TONY FOUTZ Bruce Usually Found: In his yellow bug. Weakness: Trouble. Pet Peeve: The sun. Woul Make a Good: Playboy. Favorite Saying: Get oft my suedes. Senior Class Play. DENNY FORESBERG Usually Found: In his car. Weakness: Women. Pet Peeve: Red coats. Would Make a Good: Millionaire. Famous Saying: None. WANDA FRANCES FRANKLIN Susie Usually Found: Around home. Weakness: Convertibles. Pet Peeves: People who honk horns. Would Make a Good: Secretary. Favorite Saying: None. OGA 54-55. RAYMOND VELASCO GARCIA Hawkeye Weakness: Mary. Usually Found: In Mary's livingroom. Pet Peeve: Brunettes with short hair. Would Make a Good: All American. Favorite Saying: Ii you gotta go, you just gotta go. Varsity C 55-56, Varsity Football 55-56, IV. Foot ball 54-55. SALLY A. GASTELUM 'iSal Gal from Mexical Usually Found: Shanghai or in church C?J Weakness: Zombies and Guero. Pet Peeves: Squares. Would Make a Good: Paratrooper. Favorite Saying: Chase him! EDMOND GEE 16 Pl-IYLLIS PING GEE l'Ping Usually Found: At home. Weakness: Pictures. Pet Peeve: Brothers. Would Make a Good: Bookkeeper. Favorite Saying: Are you sure? Iunior Red Cross 55-56, GAA 53-56. NORMA ELIZABETH GILBERT Babyface Usually Found: At home. Weakness: Boys. Pet Peeve: Show-offs. Would Make a Good: Actress. Favorite Saying: Oh darn! Thespians 54-56, Speech Team 55-56, Iunior Class Play, Y-Teens 52-53, GAA 54-55, NFL 55-56. IOHN MORRISON GODWIN Hey You Usually Found: at KXO. Weakness: Money. Pet Peeve: People who call and ask for the time Would Make a Good: .Radio technician. Favorite Saying: Nothing. Senior Class Play. MABEL GONG Shorty Usually Found: Waikiki Drive-In. Weakness. Earrings and shoes. Pet Peeve: People who think they know everything Would Make a Good: Beautician. Favorite Saying: I don't believe it. Speech Team 55-56, FHA 52-53, Y-Teens 53-56, GAA 53-56, Glee Club 52-56, Representative 55-56. KA Y RAMONA GONZALEZ T Usually Found: Waikiki or El Centro drug store. Weakness: Victor. Pet Peeve: Report cards. Would Make a Good: Mechanic. Favorite Saying: I just have to get home. FHA 52-53, GAA 52-53. ELLA FRANCINE GREEN Nut Usually Found: In Lover's Lane. Weakness: A guy with a Chevy. Pet Peeve: Teachers that say Hush Would Make a Good: Traveling salesman. Favorite Saying: Listen to my honey's pipes. Iunior Red Cross 52-53, FHA 52-54, Y-Teens 52-55 FRANK GRIMA Dropped MARILYN KAY HAMNER Usually Found: At Penney's. Weakness: Tall, dark, handsome men. Pet Peeve: Boys Without dates. Would Make a Good: Dummy dresser. Favorite Saying: Huh? Y-Teens 52-56, Points Chairman 55-56, GAA 5255 OGA 54-56, Art Guild 55-56. ROBERT MASUYUKI HARA Usually Found: On Broadway. Weakness: '49 Ford. Pet Peeve: Iohn. Would Make a Good: Customer for a barber shop. Favorite Saying: Use your imagination. FFA 52-56, I. V. Football 52-53, UB Track 52-53. DENNIS CARL HARDY Usually Found: In front ot the library building. Weakness: Reading. Pet Peeve: Boring teachers. Would Make a Good: None. Favorite Saying: None. Iunior Class Play, Varsity Football 55-56, l.V. Foot- ball 53-55, B Track 54-55, C Track 52--54. KENNETH ROY HARRELL Nero Usually Found: With the boys or Marilyn. Weakness: Retried beans. Pet Peeve: School and grades. Would Make cr Good: Bum. Favorite Saying: Marilyn, wait!!! Varsity 54-56, Vice-President 55-56, Class Officer 55-56, Cheerleader, Varsity Football 54-55, All- Valley 55, I.V. Football 53, Varsity Baseball 56. PAT HARRIS Gordo Usually Found: at the show. Weakness: Cheeseburgers. Pet Peeve: A 4l Ford. Would Make a Good: Mechanic. Favorite Saying: Hi, Kid. Varsity Football 55-56, I.V. Football 52-53, Varsity Baseball 55-56, I. V. Baseball 52-53. PHYLLIS HASSON Phyl Usually Found: With Donna. Weakness: A guy named Carl. Pet Peeve: People who think only of themselves. Would Make a Good: Secretary. Favorite Saying: Have you seen Carl? FHA 55-56, Y-Teens 55-56. IERRY ELLIS HOLLIMAN Face Usually Found: Where he shouldn't be. Weakness: Nice smiles. Pet Peeve: Kathy Cox. Would Make a Good: Who knows? Favority Saying: Sure, I'm chicken, I'll show you my feathers. FFA 52-54. PENELOPE HRONOPOULOS Penny Usually Found: In a brown and white Olds. Weakness: Food. Pet Peeve: People who are always on time. Would Make a Good: Traveling secretary. Thespian 54-56, Secretary 55-56, Senior Class Play, Iunior Class Play, Y-Teens 53-56, GAA 52-56, OGA 54-56. WILLIAM BUCK HUBBARD Bubbles Usually Found: Front steps. Weakness: Sharp chicks. Pet Peeve: None. Would Make a Good: Playboy. Favorite Saying: None. Varsity C 54-56, Secretary 56, Swimming Team 55-56, Class Otticer 55-56, Cheerleader Varsity Football 54-56, I. V. Football 52.54. BETTY IO ANN HUDSON lo Usually Found: Crest Theater. Weakness: Clothes. Pet Peeve: lim Brinnon. Would Make a Good: Car-All four Wheels are bal- anced. Favorite Saying: He's With the boys tonight. GAA 52-56, OGA 54-56. lANET KATHBYN HUDSON Usually Found: Giggling. Weakness: Clothes and Mexican food. Pet Peeve: People who are late. Would Make a Good: Professional griper. Favorite Saying: Come on: let's go! Speech Team 54-55, FHA 55-56, Y-Teens 52-56, GAA 52-56, Art Guild 54-55. CARLA IVONNE IRVING Punk Usually Found: Selling ads. Weakness: Water skiing. Pet Peeve: Losing my wallet. Would Make a Good: Person to take partial confu- sion and make complete confusion. Favorite Saying: Has anyone seen my Wallet? La Solana 54-56, Assistant Advertising Manager, 54- 55, Advertising Manager 55-56, Speech Team 54-55, Y-Teens 52-56, Treasurer 53-54, Inter Club Counc'l 54-55, Service Chairman 55-56, GAA 52-56, Official's Club 55-56, Shield Staff 55-56, Photographer Ad- vertising Manager, Commissioner 55-56, Publica- tions. IANICE IACKSON Silver laws Usually Found: Show. Weakness: Talking. Pet Peeve: Los Angeles. Would Make a Good: For nothing. Favorite Saying: Ain't that a shame. GAA 54-55. IUDITH LYNN IEFFREYS Ieff Usually Found: ln a green and White Dodge. Weakness: Pup. Pet Peeve: Penny Leda Hronopoulos. Would Make a Good: You've got me! Favorite Saying: I'm just kidding. Y-Teens 52-56, Musician 53-54, 55-56, GAA 52-56, Glee Club 52-54, 55-56, OGA 54-55, Class Officer 53-54, Vice-President. Y LILY IOE Usu-ally Found: At home. Weakness: None. Pet Peeve: A teacher. Would Make a Good: Teacher. Favorite Saying: None. CSF 52-56. IACQUELIN IOHNSON Iackie Usually Found: Counting money. Weakness: Boys with red hair, music, and money. Pet Peeve: People Who dislike money. Would Make a Good: Psychology teacher. Favorite Saying: Have you seen Mr. Pfleger? Thespians 54-56, Vice-President 55-56, Speech Team 55-56, Senior Class Play, Iunior Class Play, Y-Teens 52-56, Musician 54-55, Program Chairman 55-56, GAA 52-56, Manager 55-56, Glee Club 53-55, Rep- resentative 53-54, Commissioner 55-56, Treasurer 55-56, Class Officer 54-55, Treasurer 54-55. TADAO KAMIYA Two Dog Usually Found: At home. Weakness: None. Pet Peeve: Music. Would Make a Good: Piano teacher. Favorite Saying: None. 19 MARCIA BETH KARALLES Greek Usually Found: With Pat. Weakness: Rhythm and Blues records. Pet Peeve: People who gossip. Would Make a Good: Ialopy driver. Favorite Saying: Crazy, let's mambo. Y-Teens 52-53, GAA 52-53. LILA IEAN KEATING Lil Usually Found: Sick. Weakness: Tall men. Pet Peeve: People Who are early. Would Make a Good: Language Inter preter Y-Teens 52-56, Program Chairman 53-54, GAA 53 56 OGA 54-55. GERALDINE KERR LOUISE GODDARD KILBORN Usually Found: Home. Weakness: ?? Pet Peeve: None. Is Making a Good: Housewife. Favorite Saying: We can't afford it. Y-Teens 52-53, GAA 52-53, OGA 54-55. OTIS KILES Tee Usually Found: With girls. Weakness: More than one girl. Pet Peeve: Girls that talk too much. Would Make a Good: Mechanic. Favorite Saying: There she goes. D Basketball 52-53. HAROLD DEAN KING Kin g Usually Found: At his gal's house. Weakness: Freshmen girls. Pet Peeve: City slickers. Would Make a Good: Poker player. Favorite Saying: As far as I'm concer Cadet Corps 53-55. NORMA D. KIRBY Normia ned. Usually Found: Riding in someone elses car Weakness: Buying clothes. Pet Peeve: Boys who Won't take her to the moun tains When she Wants to go. Would Make a Good: Wife for one year. Favorite Saying: Let's go to the mountains. La Solana 54-55 T ist 54-55 T hes ians 55 56 1 YP I P Senior Class Play, Y-Teens, 52-56, GAA 52 56 Glee Club 52-53, OGA 54-56, Vice-Presi DIANNA KATHLEEN KOENIG Dee Usually Found: At a show. Weakness: Classical music. Pet Peeve: Teachers that don't get to Would Make a Good: Police woman. dent 55 56 school on time Favorite Saying: Well, I'll be dogged. Glee Club 52-56, Representative 55-56, OGA 54 55 20 I V i I 5 1 t i I WILLIAM HAROLD LA DUE Guts Usually Found: By his car across the Weakness: Sweets. Pet Peeve: Society. Would Make a G-ood: Mechanic. Favorite Saying: You just Wait, Boy! street. IUNE LEE LANDIS Mouse Usually Found: On front steps. Weakness: I don't like to hurt people. Pet Peeve: Two-face people. Would Make a Good: Office Worker. Favorite Saying: Oh real. Y-Teens 52-56, Vice-President 53-56, Inter Club Coun- cil 55-56, Cheerleader 54-56, Majorettes 52-54, Class Officer 52-54, Cheerleader. DOUGLAS IOSEPH LEDBETTER Doug Usually Found: Anyplace Where there's girls. Weakness: Girls. Pet Peeve: Lloyd Coffman and his big yarns. Would Make a Good: Ping pong player. Favorite Saying: I hate Civics. Iunior Class Play, Art Guild 52-54. DONNA RAE LIEBERT Donie Usually Found: Driving a brown Plymouth. Weakness: Sonny. Pet Peeve: Two-faced people. Would Make a Good: Tennis teacher. Favorite Saying: Let me go with you, Please! Y-Teens 52-56, GAA 52-56, Official's Club 55-56. CHARLES FRANKLIN LONG Fella : Usually Found: At school with Marilyn. Weakness: None. Pet Peeve: Civics. Would Make a Good: Swabbie. Favorite Saying: Golly. I. V. Football 54-55, B Track 53-54, C Track 52-53. PETE LOPEZ Wet Usually Found: In Brawley. Weakness: A Brawley girl. Pet Peeve: The boys in his car. Would Make a Good: Hen peckman. Favorite Saying: Where's the key? TERRY REID LOW Terrance Usually Found: At church. Weakness: Money. Would'Make a Good: Friend. Favorite Saying: Cat hair. Boys Chorus 55-56. NORVIN DEAN LOWREY Lousy Usually Found: At Cullum's house. Weakness: Civics. Pet Peeve: Noisy classes. Would Make a Good: Loafer. Favorite Saying: Oh, gosh! FFA 52-53. li. i.L .. L.LD. .. . .i.i- L. L... MARILYN MCFADDIN Angel Usually Found: In a red Plymouth convertible. Weakness: Kenny. Pet Peeve: People who are late. Would Make a Good: Taxi driver. Favorite Saying: I-Iello, how are you? Speech Team 55-56, Y-Teens 52-56, Secretary 53-55, Treasurer 55-56, GAA 52-56, Class Officer 55-56, Treasurer, Thespians 55-56, CSF 55-56, Iunior Class Play, NFL 55-56. ROBERT MCGEE Gee Usually Found: Wandering around. Weakness: Women. Pet Peeve: Being called Robert. Would Make a Good: Dogcatcher. Favorite Saying: Bullcorn. Varsity C 54-56, Chess Club 53-54, Inter Club Coun- citl 52-56, Commissioner 54-56, Athletics 54-55, Boy's Vice-President 55-56, Class Officer 53-54, Var- sity Football 54-56, I.V. Football 52-54, B Basket- ball 53-54, C Basketball 52-53, Varsity Baseball 52-56, All-Valley 54-55. VERA LEE MCGLOTI-IEN Tootie Usually Found: On the streets. Weakness: Handsome boys. Pet Peeve: Otis Kiles. Would Make a Good: Beauty operator. Favorite Saying: You better know it. Iunior Red Cross 54-55, Glee Club 53-55. RICHARD WEIR MCMANUS Ricky Usually Found: Not usually found. Weakness: Money. Pet Peeve: A teacher's sarcastic remarks. Would Make a Good: Grade if I knew how. Favority Saying: Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. CSF 52-56, Iunior Class Play, Shield Staff 55-56, La Solana 56. LOUIS MARALBOROUGI-I Dropped MARCY IANETTE MARTIN Speedy Usually Found: At home, Weakness: Blue eyes. Pet Peeve: Dyed hiair. Would Make a Good: Fortune teller. Favorite Saying: Well l'll be darn. FHA 55-56. MARDELLE MARTIN Mardie Usually Found: In a black Ford. Weakness: Cadillacs. Pet Peeve: A certain teacher. Would Make a Good: Airline stewardess. , Favorite Saying: Where's Flip. Speech Team 54-55, Y-Teens 52-56, GAA 52-55, OGA 55-56, Art Guild 55-56, Inter Club Council 55-56. VIRGINIA MARTINEZ Von Usually Found: Everyplace. Weakness: Sailors. Pet Peeve: Girls from Calexico. Would Make a Good: Sailor's Wife. Favorite Saying: Mr. I-latch, What am I supposed to do? 22 CHARLENE RAE MEASURES Char Usually Found: With Sherilee. Weakness: Anything pink. ' Pet Peeve: Anything connected with Work. Would Make a Good: Beauty operator. Favorite Saying: Have you seen Sherilee? Thespians 55-56, Senior Class Play, Iunior Class Play, Y-Teens, 52-55, GAA 54-55, Glee Club 52-56, President 55-56, Class Officer 52-53, Treasurer. IOI-IN STEPHEN MITCHELL Steve Usually Found: Commercial St. Weakness: Dolly. Pet Peeve: My little sister. Would Make a Good: Ford salesman. Favorite Saying: Go jump at yourself and miss. Thespians 54-56, Speech Team 55-56, Senior Class Play, Iunior Class Play, Boys' Glee Club 55-56, I.V. Football 54-56, HD Basketball 52-53, I.V. Base- ball 53-55. DELIEU MARIE MOORE Usually Found: With Ronnie. Weakness. Cashmere. Pet Peeve: Gym clothes. Would Make a Good: Cook. Favorite Saying: Isn't that cute? La Solana 55-56, Thespians 54-56, Senior Class Play, Iunior Class Play, Y-Teens 53-56, Publicity Chair- man 54-55, Inter Club Council Representative 55-56, GAA 53-56, Inter Club Council 55-56, Secretary 55-56, Class Officer 54-55, Cheerleader. GREGORY EDWIN MOORE Greg A Usually Found: Dragging Main. Weakness: Girls. Pet Peeve: My car. Would Make a Good: Sk-ater. Favorite Saying: I'm Greg. IERALENE FRANCES MOORE Ieri Usually Found: Around Weakness: Dancing. Pet Peeve: People Who exaggerate. Would Make a Good: Cyclist. Y-Teens 55-56, FHA 55-56, GAA 52-56. WILLIAM ROBERT MORDAI-I Bi1l Usually Found: Driving down Main Street. Weakness: Girls and Chevys. Pet Peeve: Iohn BroWn's Body. Favorite Saying: Yeah, well? Speech Team 55-56, D Basketball 52-53. LYNNE MARIE MORELAND Iceberg Usually Found: At home. Weakness: Boys. Pet Peeve: Boys that call her Iceberg. Would Make a Good: Old maid. NFL 55-56, Speech Team 55-56, Y-Teens 52-56, Devo- tion Chairman 55-56, GAA 52-54, Inter Club Coun- cil 53-54. HOLLIS CHARLES MUZINGO Usually Found: With Mary Ann. Weakness: Women. Pet Peeve: When my girl says Let's Go. Would Make a Good: Salesman for women's clothing Favorite Saying: Hi Baby. 4 Boy's Chorus 55-56. , 23 CARLOS NAIERA Usually Found: At home. Weakness: None. Pet Peeve: People Who pronounce his name Wrong. Would Make a Good: Dictator. ' Favorite Saying: None. CONNIE NECOCHEA Usually Found: Talking. Weakness: None. Pet Peeve: Shorthand. Would Make a Good: Football player. Favorite Saying: Well, I mean, you know. Iunior Red Cross 52-53, GAA 52-56, Shield Staff 55-56, Glee Club 55-56, OGA 54-56. ARMANDO NECOCHEA Nick Usually Found: At school or at the show. Weakness: Anything nice. Pet Peeve: Bermuda shorts. Would Make a Good: Dentist. Favorite Saying: Hi there. Varsity C 54-56, Varsity Football 54-56, I.V. Foot- ball 52-54, UA Basketball 53-54. RICHARD DALE NICHOLS Red Usually Found: Ditching. Weakness: Girls. Pet Peeve: English teachers. Would Make a Good: I'm good for something? Favorite Saying: Meanwhile, back at the ranch. Chess Club 53-56, Iunior Red Cross 54-55, Band 52-56. GERALDINE IEANNETTE O'BRIEN Geri Usually Found: Anyplace?'???? Weakness: Food. Pet Peeve: Surprise tests. Would Make a Good: Elephant. Favorite Saying: None. Iunior Red Cross 54-55, Y-Teens 52-55, Shield Staff 55-56, Managing Editor, OGA 54-56. IIMMY VANCE O'I-IARA lim Usually Found: None. Weakness: None. Pet Peeve: None. Would Make a Good: Engineer. Transfer. DORA SUE PARRY Do Usually Found: In the cafeteria. Weakness: Chocolate cake. Pet Peeve: People Who are late. Would Make a Good: Teacher. Favorite Saying: Hurry up! Iunior Class Play, Girls' Glee Club 53-56, OGA 54-56. BOB HURST PATTERSON Big Bob Usually Found: I. C. parking lot. Weakness: Brains. Pet Peeve: Ierry Belson. Would Make a Good: Criminal. Favorite Saying: Horse. Band 52-55. ' KATHLEEN MARGARET PECHTL Kathy Usually Found: Late for gym. Weakness: Parties. Pet Peeve: People that are late. Would Make a Good: Nurse? Favorite Saying: That's nice. Thespians 53-56, Treasurer 54-55, Senior Class Play, l Iunior Class Play, FHA 52-56, Reporter 52-53, Sec- retary 54-55, Vice-President 55-56, GAA 52-56, I Manager 55-56, Glee Club 52-53. ' WILLIAM FREDRIC PENNINGTON 'lFred Q Usually Found: None. Weakness: Skirts Pet Peeve: Tco many Democrats around. Would Make a Good: General. Chess Club 54-56. CARLOS EARL PHELPS Boxcar Usually Found: Eating. Weakness: Thinking. Pet Peeve: Teachers. Would Make a Good: Millionaire. Favorite Saying: But I don't have one. Thespians 54-56, Varsity C'7 55-56, Iunior Class ' Play, versity Football 55-55, iv. Pooibqii 54-55. V LEO RALPI-I PHILLIPS Usually Found: With Sherrie Edge. Weakness: High temper. Pet Peeve: None. Would Make a Good: Tractor driver. Favorite Saying: You don't like it. Cadet Corps 52-53. ION MICKEN, PEIRSON Usually Found: In a darkroom. Weakness: English IV. Pet Peeve: People. Would Make a Good: Engineer. Thespians 55-56, Senior Class Play 55-56, Chess Club 55-56, Chairman, Transfer. IAMES WINSLOW POWERS Iirnrnie Usually Found: Dear hunting in Seeley. Weakness: A I. C. girl. Pet Peeve: Getting to class late. Would Make a Good: Banker. Favorite Saying: Let's go to the snow. L FFA 52-56. DELIA SOTELO PRECIADO Lila Usually Found: In Calexico. Weakness: Air Policeman. Pet Peeve: Las Pelonas de San Iuan. Would Make a Good: Comadre. RUBEN RUIZ QUINTERO Usually Found: At home. Weakness: Women. Pet Peeve: None. - Would Make a Good: Basketball player. Favorite Saying: None. Varsity C 54-56, A Basketball 54-56, B Bas- ketball 53-54. v l mi-... . IOAN LADA RABITAILLE Usually Found: At the Fox Theater. Weakness: Candy. Pet Peeve: People Who are late. Would Make a Good: Candy sampler. Favorite Saying: I am so hungry. Speech Team, 55-56, Y-Teens 54-56, Shield Staff 54- 55, Glee Club 55-56. GEORGE LEONARD RAMIREZ F1ea Usually Found: At home in the Country Weakness: A certain girl. Pet Peeve: Aspey, when he stops me from honking his car horn. Would Make a Good: Assistant skunk hunter for Aspey. Favorite Saying: The Wind blew. Varsity C 54-56, Inter Club Council 53-54, Class Oi- ticer 52-53, President, Varsity Football 54-56, All- Valley 54-55, I.V. Football 52-54, C Basketball 52-53, Varsity Football 52-56. GERALDINE LUCILLE RATHER Gerry Usually Found: At home studying geometry. Weakness: Chewing gum. Pet Peeve: Io Ann Forby. Would Make a Good: Baby-sitter. Favorite Saying: You stupid thing. EUGENIA OTERO REYLA Ieannie Usually Found: With the gang. Weakness: Stan Corpuz. Pet Peeve: Freshman class. Would Make a Good: Housewife. Favorite Sa in Hot Do I Y Q3 9 GAA 54-56, OGA 54-55. ROSE MARIE ROBERTS Short Usually Found: Writing letters to A. W. N. Weakness: A black and White 52 Ford convertible. Pet Peeve: Sitting at home fall by myselij. Would Make a Good: Dancer Cmodernl. Favorite Saying: I'm going to hurt you, boy. GAA 54-55, OGA 54-55, Pan American Dance Club 55-56, Iunior Red Cross 54-56. RUBY LEE ROBINSON Round Head Usually Found: At home. Weakness: Pink and black Ford Thunderbirds. Pet Peeve: Singing in bathroom in high Would Make a Good: Dancer and dress designer. Favorite Saying: Donald Davis, no I Won't do it. Y-Teens 54-56, GAA 54-55, Glee Club 53-55. HAROLD FRED ROCHESTER Fred Usually Found: At the Key. Weakness: Women. Pet Peeve: None. . Would Make a Good: Car salesman. - in Later for ou Favorite Say' g: y . I.V. Football 52-53, C Basketball 53-54, D Basket- ball 52-53. DAVE ROGERS 26 DAVID SALAZAR Usually Found: Nowhere. Weakness: Money. Pet Peeve: None. Would Make a Good: Nothing. Favorite Saying: None. FFA 52-54, I. V. Football 53-55, C Basketball 53-54. IOSE ALBERT SALCEDO Al Usually Found: With the boys. Weakness: Girls. Pet Peeve: Girls who play with his hair. Would Make a Good: Bartender. Favorite Saying: Where's the party? IV. Football 52-55, B Basketball 53-55, ' ball 52-53, IV. Baseball 52-53. DONNA SANDS Red Weakness: A certain guy in Brawley. Usually Found: In Matzen's otlice. Pet Peeve: Anita Taylor and lane Baker. Would Make a Good: Football player. Favorite Saying: Marcia, you didn't! FHA 55-56, Y-Teens 55-56. SYLVIA LYNNE SHORE Marie Usually Found: At the boys' entrance Weakness: Spanish food, movies. Pet Peeve: People Who are late. Would Make a Good: Mad scientist. 'C Basket CSF 52-56, President 55-56, Thespians 54-56, NFL 54-56, Speech Team 54-56, Senior Class Play, Iunior Class Play, Y-Teens 53-56, Social Chairman 55-56 GAA 52-56, Vice-President 54-55, President 55-56 Inter Club Council 55-56, President 55-56, Comrnis sioner 54-55, Girl's Welfare 54-55. RON MILTON SIMPSON Usually Found: With the boys. Weakness: Girls. Pet Peeve: Girls in levis. Would Make a Good: Engineer. NFL 55-56, Thespians 53-56, Varsity C 54-56, Senior Class Play, Iunior Class Play, Inter Club Council 55-56, Commissioner 54-55, House Manager 54-55 Class Officer 55-56, Senior Class President, Var- sit Football 54-56 V. Football 52-54, A Track ' Y , I . 53-56, B Track 52-53. ARVEL RICHARD SMITH Weakness: Any kind ot sport. Pet Peeve: A bragger or squealer. Favorite Saying: Where are you going tonight? I.V. Football 54-55, Varsity Baseball 55-56, l.V. Base- ball 54-55, SANDRA ELIZABETH SNIVELY Sandy Usually Found: Going alter Linda. Weakness: Food. Pet Peeve: People who are late. Would Make a Good: Nurse. Favorite Saying: Oh Pittle! Y-Teens 52-55, GAA 54-56, OGA 54-56 CAROLYN IUNE SNOOK Snooks Usually Found: Library. Weakness: Music. Pet Peeve: Egotistical iemales. Would Make a Good: Psychologist. Favorite Saying: Crirninetly. Chess Club 55-56, Y-Teens 52-54, Glee Club 52-56 OGA 54-56, President 55-56. EDNA MARIE SPORE Speed Usually Found: Around school. Weakness: Sweets. Pet Peeve: People who don't answer when she speaks to them. Would Make a Good: Secretary. Favorite Saying: Poof. Thespians 55-56, Senior Class Play, GAA 52-56, Treasurer 55-56, Class Oiticer, Secretary 55-56, Iunior Class Play, Iunior Red Cross 53-54, OGA 54-56, Treasurer 54-56. HEIDI ROSA SPYCHER Spike Usually Found: At home. Weakness: Being soft-hearted. Pet Peeve: Gossiping. Would Make a Good: Boss. Favorite Saying: Oh, shoot. Book Hounds 54-56, Glee Club 53-56. NORMA DARLENE STEWARD Stew Usually Found: Working. Weakness: Blond hair and green eyes. Pet Peeve: Homework. Favorite Saying: Isn't that nice? Would Make a Good: Beauty operator. La Solana Staff 53-56, Editorial 53-54, Asst. Edi- tor 54-55, Editor 55-56, Y-Teens 52-55, Publicity 53-54, Freshman Class Oiiicer, Secretary, Shield Staff 55-56, Reporter, Thespians 54-56, Speech Team 55-56, lunior Class Play, OGA 54-55, Art Guild 53-55, GAA 52-55, Inter Club Council 54-55. RUSSELL DENNIS STEWART Denny Usually Found: At school. Weakness: Traveling. Pet Peeve: Silly girls. Would Make a Good: Piano player. Favorite Saying: What for? FFA 52-56, Secretary 54-55, President 55-56, lunior Red Cross 52-56, Varsity Football 55-56, IV. Foot- ball 54-55. EVELYN LUCILLE STEWART 'lAunt Lucy Usually Found: Waiting ior Kathy. Weakness Slumber parties. Pet Peeve: Teachers who don't understand her. Would Make a Good: Sheepherder. Favorite Saying: Oh, very good! FFA Chapter Sweetheart 55-56, Y-Teens 52-54, GAA 52-56, Treasurer 54-55, OGA 54-56, Inter Club Coun- cil 55-56, Class Officer, Representative 52-53, Sec- retary 53-54. BOB STILES Smiley Usually Found: With the boys. Weakness: Money. Pet Peeve: Girls that talk about other boys on a date. Would Make a G-ood: Cheese eater. Favorite Saying: Where's the party. Varsity C 55-56, Varsity Football 55-56, I.V. Foot- gnimgs 54-55, A Basketball 55-56, B Basketball DON FRANK STOWELL Frank Usually Found: At 8th and Adams. Weakness: None. Pet Peeve: English IV teachers. Would Make a Good: Nothing. Favorite Saying: None. Band 52-56. DAVID FRANK SIEFKER Dave Usually Found: At work. Weakness: Movies. Pet Peeve: His sister. Would Make a Good: Hunter. Favorite Saying: Hey! RONDEL DEAN SWEETEN Usually Found: Out of school. Weakness: Girls in general. Pet Peeve: Geometry teacher. Would Make a Good: Art critic. Favorite Saying: None. Band 54-56, President 55-56, Transfer. IUDY SWINK Stinkie Usually Found: Attending a meeting. Weakness: Clothes and food. Pet Peeve: Complainers and snobs. Would Make a Good: Home Economics teacher. Favorite Saying: Hey guy, really? FHA 53-56, Vice-President 54-55, State Recreation Chairman 54-55, National Recreation Committee 55-56, GAA 52-56, Recording Secretary 54-55, Com- missioner 55-56, Girl's Welfare. SHERILEE TORRENCE Usually Found: With Charlene. Weakness: Chinese food. Pet Peeve: People who are always in a hurry. Would Make a Good: Teacher. Favorite Saying: Well? CSF 55-56, Iunior Class Play, GAA 52-56, Manager 55-56. MARGARET CATHERINE THOMAS Maggie Usually Found: Somewhere around school. Weakness: Long hair. Pet Peeve. Teachers. Would Make a Good: Secretary. Favorite Saying: Gee Whiz! OGA 54-56. IDA MAE TRAMMELL Skinner Usually Found: Where I shouldn't be. Weakness: Natural blondes. Pet Peeve: Fever blisters. Would Make a Good: Burlesque queen. Favorite Saying: Oh, Bessie. Y-Teens 52-56, Devotion Chairman 53-54, Point Chair- man 54-55, Secretary 55-56, GAA 52-56, Secretary 54-55, Vice-President 55-56, Inter Club Council 55-56, Commissioner 54-55, Halls and Grounds 54- 55, Class Officer 53-54, Treasurer 54-55. O DEIMA VALENZUELA Moe Usually Found: With the girls next door. Weakness: Candy. Pet Peeve: People who take things Without asking first. Would Make a Good: Nurse. Favorite Saying: None. Y-Teens 53-54, GAA 53-56, OGA 54-56, Pan Ameri- can Dance Club 55-56. ULAN EDDY VALUSEK Usually Found: Playing a trumpet. Weakness: Light blues With sweet music. Pet Peeve: People Who can't count time. Would Make a Good: Refrigeration engineer. Favorite Saying: Don't rush! Band 52-56, Representative 52-54, Student Director 54-55, Representative 53-56, Parisians 53-56, High Hats 55-56. MELVIN WALTER VAUGHT Mel Usually Found: Where there are girls. Weakness: Girls. Pet Peeve: English teachers. Would Make a Good: Listener. Favorite Saying: What's the matter, you hurting? 29 WILLIAM KENNETH VOLNER Bill Usually Found: With Ierry Belson. Weakness: Sleep. Pet Peeve: People who borrow money. Would Make a Good: Chauffeur. Favorite Saying: What do you say? CSF 55-56, La Solana 55-56, Thespians 54-56, NFL 55-56, Speech Team 54-56, Senior Class Play 55-56, Iunior Class Play 54-55, Shield Staff 54-56, Band 52-54, Art Guild 52-54, Class Officer 55-56, Vice- President, I.V. Football 53-55, Manager 53-54, B Basketball 53-54, Manager, Varsity Baseball 53-54, Manager I.V. Baseball 54-55. ELLA LOUISE WELSH Usually Found: In a blue Chevrolet. Weakness: Edson. Pet Peeve: None. Would Make a Good: Housewife. Favorite Saying: Isn't that just awful. GAA 54-55, Glee Club 54-55, Pan American Dance Club 55-56. GEORGE H. WESTON Usually Found: Fox West Coast Theaters. Weakness: Football. Pet Peeve: Cars that don't run. Favorite Saying: There you go. Varsity C 54-56, Inter Club Council 55-56, Varsity Football 54-56, IQV. Football 53-54, B Basketball 53-54, A Track 54-55, B Track 53-54. RONALD WHELAN Weasel Usually Found: Nowhere. Weakness: None. Pet Peeve: None. Would Make a Good: Nothing. rite Sa in None Favo ' y' g: . Varsity C 55-56, FFA 52-56, Varsity Football 55-56, I.V. Football 54-55. SHIRLEY FAYE WHITE Hickey Usually Found: At lOth and Park. Weakness: Cherry lemonades. Pet Peeve: Two-faced people. Favorite Saying: Oh, yeah' Would Make a Good: Airline stewardess. Y-Teens 55-56, GAA 53-54. 55-56, OGA 55-56. EDITH LOUISE WHITE Usually Found: Working or studying. Weakness: Children. Pet Peeve: Talking in class. Would Make a Good: Teacher. Favorite Saying: Where do I go from here? Y-Teens 52-54, Glee Club 52-54. ROSELLA SHOEMAKER Rosie Usually Found: At church. Weakness: Boys. Would Make a Good: Housewife. Favorite Saying: Listen to you. NANCY WILLIAMS , Usually Found: ln a green convertible. Weakness: Mercurys. GAA 53-56, OGA 54-56. 30 BETTY IUNE WOODY BeBe Usually Found: At home. Weakness: None. Pet Peeve: Homework. Would Make a Good: Nurse. Favorite Saying: Oh, well. GAA 55-56, Shield Staff 55-56, Inter Club Council 55-56. IUDITI-I ELAINE WISE ludy Usually Found: Everywhere. Weakness: Food. Pet Peeve: Teachers who give homework. Would Make a Good: Lawyer. Favorite Saying: Oh, no! I forgot, I'm sorry. CSF 52-56, Vice-President 54-55, Thespians 55-56, NFL 55-56, Secretary 55, Speech Team 55-56, Senior Class Play, Ticket Manager, Iunior Class Play, Y- Teens 52-54, 55-56, GAA 52-56, Manager 54-55, Band 52-56, Class Representative 52-56, Commis- sioner 55-56, Secretary. PAMELA ANN WORRALL Pamsie Usually Found: Eating. Weakness: Tacos. Pet Peeve: People who are late. Would Make a Good: Speedboat driver. Favorite Saying: What a spastic. La Solana 55-56, Y-Teens 52-56, Point Chairman 53- 54, Vice-President 54-55, President 55-56, GAA 52-56, Recording Secretary 55-56. MIKE G. YSLAVA Curly Usually Found: With Betsy. Pet Peeve: Betsy. Weakness: A certain girl. Would Make a Good: Trackman. Favorite Saying: Let's went. Cadet Corps 52-54, Varsity C 54-56, Iunior Red Cross 52-53, Band 52-56, Art Guild 52-53, Pan American Dance Club 55-56, Vice-President 55-56, Varsity Football 54-56, I.V. Football 52-54, Basket- ball B 52-53, Track A 54-56, Track B 52-54. BAY ZOUHAR Usutally Found: With the band boys. Weakness: None. Pet Peeve: None: Would Make a Good: Nothing. Favorite Saying: None. CSF 53-54, Thespians 54-56, NFL 54-56, Band 53-56, Drum Major 55-56, Class Officer 54-55, Class Presi- dent, lunior Class Play, Commissioner 55-56, Stu- dent Body President, B Basketball 54-55, C Bas- ketball 53-54, A Basketball 55-56, Swimming Team 55-56. 31 anim 66444 The Iuniors have been a very active class on campus this year. They presented a very successful play The Late Christopher Bean. They also sponsored thell-lomecoming game dance Autumn Leaves. The dance was in honor of Delieu Moore, the Homecoming Queen. The Class of '57 also gave the Senior Class an ever-memorable Prom. The class of '57 is to be congratulated. IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First row-Tom Eccleson. cheerleader: Linda Bray. treasurer: Mclrgalyn Iones, secretary: Linda Hudson. vice-president. Second row-Wayne Pipkin. cheerleader: Byron Summers president. 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I ,- fx Q,-53 N ak 'kv ...ww .ara-:Eff 04 Wm The Sophomores, a struggling group of students just beginning to under- stand the World around them, have been scattering their interests among many different topics. Slowly these interests are starting to compress themselves into fewer and jnore directed studies. Little by little they are acquiring funda- mentals ofyt e gtiuure. A yi! ' M1 M' 'jfs' g-g?jtr5,,Qf,f tt wx :fi if n ' X 5 L W W W' Zwewwf' MIM x I QZV l SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Around: Raymond Wong. treasurer: Mike Pritchard. president: Sheila Fuller. cheerleader: Katherine Baker, secretary: David Dickey, vice-president: Martha Likos, cheerleader. 48 First row-Emma Triplett, Ella Maddalena, Rita DeBerry, Connie Bennett, Lillian Ogo, Erma Randle, Shirley Richmond, Delia Valenzuela. Second row-Dennis Darrough. Alfred Bollinga, Ada Cook. Carolyn Hoshizaki, Dora Winters, Hardis Queen. Bobby Macias. Mr. Harris. Third row-Iessie Rosas. Don Shirley, Adrain Gongora. Eli Granillo, Iack Thiry. Danny Edwards, Chester Alford, lim' Mordah. First row--Ioyce Parker, Lois Ackley, Patricia Shields, Anna Mae Burloot. Anna Lee York, Phyllis McEuen, Glen Miller. Second row-Kathy Iohnson, Gayle Sterzing, Sharon Pelletier, Shirley Richardson, Ross Gal1en,' Neil Zinn. Third row orothy Daugherty, Roberta Bright, Carol Rogers, Barbara Iohnston, Peggy Hamm, Ian 'tp. Fourth row-George Busch, Lawrence Hartzog, Gary Daniel, David Dickey, Ier-r d, Mac Winn, Merril Guest. l - , , A My-W, ,A Y First row-George Tillman. Lupe Ortiz. Louise McMichael. Betsy Herrin. Iudy Gardnar. Anita Fouts. Ioyce Woody. Ruby Luker. Sharon Terry. Second row-Ieannette Garrett, Elizabeth Miller. Lois O'Brien. Deborah Dickey. Sandra Percival. Delores Driver, Dora Talamantes. Third row-Edward Ioe. Leland Grider. Harry Knox. Larry Williams. Donald Byram. Linda Faure. Lois Forsberg. Norma Russell. Fourth row-lim Smith. David Barlrarn. Clifton Iohn- ston. Roger McManus. Alvin Hutcheson. Mike Kiener. Frank Cruz. Raymond Wong. First row-Gloria Beope. Mary Pat Shindlebower. Donna Hamilton. Mary Mosley. Ioe Law. Larry Escalera. Elizabeth Diemoz. Sharon Burt. Second row-Mary Carrillo, Esther Aguilar. Barbara Moore. Pat Lewis. Mary Koitke. Nancy Stokes. Edith Smith. Marie Vaught. Third row-Sammy Epps. Dennis Reeves. Ion Niedfelt. Ioyce Dowell. lane Mason. Melinde Volkart. Mr. Signer. Fourth row-Don Hasson. Gary Paddock. Ken Yaryan, Kenneth Buchanan. Avery Franklin. lim Doyle. I First row-Barbara Summers, Anita Whittington, Evelyn Estrada, Lupe Montoya, Linda Grant, Rachel Aragon, Io Ann Forbey. Marsha Belch. Second row-Bonnie Marie Bowser, Rosalva Santa Cruz, Marilyn Brammer, Ieanette Ashbrook, Sydney Freeby, Donald Shelton, Ianette Knott, Glenda Napier, Miss Grubb. Third row-Iohnny Cuadras, Bill Clark, Iohnny Partida, Myron Corfman, Sandra Burow. Fourth row-lim Walter. Gurdit Dhillon, Earl Cisler, Bill Creed, Lester Fouts, Tommy Haslip, Glenn Campbell, Charles Clipper. Roy Nichols. First row-Rosemary Garcia, Roberta Kline,AKathy Burton, Elaine Harris, Consuelo Burrola, Mattie Lay. Christina Brogle. Second row-Iimmy Pulliam. Carel Hyatt, Sandra Martin, Marjorie Au, Martha Likos, Julia Harrison. lim Spore, ,,Miss Grubb. Third row-Danny Sanchez, Paul Berryman, Iohn Ambort, Vic Nietzke, Tommy Beshers, Willie Lawson, Robert Villalobos. x First row-Maxine Lawler, Robert Caskey. Mary Moreno, Evangeline Gierro. Elizabeth McBride, Yvonne Mayiield, Linda Bennett. Shirley Randolph, lim McDonald. Second row- Wayne McKenzie, Bobby Dority, Dwain Bornt, Henrieta Fontes, Pat Williams. Mamie Iohn- son, George Apostol, Robert Taylor. Third row-Mr. Harris, Don Downing. Pete Robinson, Nathaniel Iackson, Armando Ruiz, Billy Brewer. Douglas Hardy. Fourth row-Roger Suther- land, Richard Andrews, Melvin Pool, Ioe Ramsey. Tommy Childers, Gary Phillips. lack Ruiz. First row-Sue Mordah. Carol Parker, Loretta Woods, Marilyn Flowers, Diane Brady, Sue Hudson, Marilyn Miles, Sandra Wade. Louvenia Daniel. Second row-Margaret Hacker, Lynda McHenry, Ieanette Gascon, Karreen Kempton, Donna Pelton. Pat Dougherty, Sally Case, Gretchen Upholt. Third row-Bill Simmons, Iohn Locke, Ice Beltran, Richard Keesee, King Smith, Doug Carpenter, Miss Wilson. Fourth row-Clifford Cook, Ralph Manning, Manuel Gatlin. Gilbert Hensley, Lucky Gillett. First row--Gracie Salazar, Pat Taylor, Suzanne Dickenson. Cynda Barrett. Leslie Blackman, Katherine Baker, Edwina Caldwell. Shiela Fuller. Second row-Gloria Reynolds, Nancy Sheffield. Richard Fletcher, Roy Lechner. Terrance Feuerborn. Danny Robbins. Melvin Wong. Third row-Ruby Perguson. Ruthy Sessions, Sue Strain, Zilda North, Nancy Dickenson. Michael Pritchard, Raymond Arvison. Fourth row-Roger Lechner. Royce Hinson. Dennis Loeifel. Robert Pata, Dick Foss. Steven Chubbic, Steven Harris. First row-Antonia Llanas. Mary Raymond, Clara Hunt, Shirley Apostol. Tony Campa. Lena Duran, Miss Grubb. Second row-Apolonia Quintero, Brenda Childers. Vivian Randolph. Giovanni Bertussi, Loretta Fletcher. Bobby Kruger, Bryan Flores. Third row-Ioe Villa. Charles Lott. Robert McClain. Leonard Iester. Don Miller. Kenneth Swarthout. Fourth row- Eddie Nichols, John Brown, Lon Harvey, Robert Tudor, Leonard Snyder, Harvey Iamison. wad This has been a rough year in many ways for our little Wheels, the Freshmen. Readjustment to a new curriculum requires an ability to tit into your surrounding. This they have done with ease and satisfaction. They are an alert class, ready and Willing to take in all the high school has to offer in the Way of education and experience. With their display of initiative and originality, it is evident that the years to come can only bring them closer to those aims which they have set for themselves. Starting oft in theiright direction as they have done is the surest Way to transfer their dreams into realities. FRESHMAN OFFICERS First row-Wade King. vice-president: Katherine Cox, secretary. Second row-Toni Bow- man. cheerleader: Richard Alford. president: Ieannie Landis. cheerleader. Third row-Mary Berkshire, treasurer. First row-Iohn Nowell. Carole Crowell, Ieannie Landis, Ronnie Wright, Frances Atcheson, Helen Wong, Roy Stiles, Betty Moretti. Second row-Charles Bowman, Dick Daniels, Viola McFadden, Willa Mae Hill, Carol Ann McClain, Andi Lain, Edna Cullum, Melvin Stewart. Third row-Ierry Carpenter, Michael Smith, Betty Whitley, Elizabeth Fontes, Ray Yslava, Billie Stiles, Iimmie Luker. Fourth row-Iohn Williams, Phillip Miller, Barbara Lewis. Iohn Valenzuela. Danny Clipper, Charles Scates. Fifth row-Iune Garrett, Ioe Wilson, Benny Stokes. Paul Benelield. First row-Evelyn Blair, Sue Stiles, Clotean Hunter, Ronnie Foster, Betty Barker. Rosa Carrillo, Lupe Lopez. Second row-Lee Roberts, Robert Wilson, Raymond Carter, Donald Bryant, Benny Blair, Edwin Griitin, Mrs. Lund. Third row-lnder Sunghera, Frank Quintero, Periecto Palma, Le Roy Warner, Albert Thomas, Kenneth Atkerson, Sam Iohnson. First row-Donnie Brock. Donna Birchtield, Elizabeth Feuerborn, Meredith Iones. Mable Law. Audrey Massolo, Iohn Iackson. Donald Cavins. Second row-Charles Hodges. Mary Berk- shire. Mary lean Swerdieger. Arlene Ledbetter, Pat Blau, Geraldine Dunn, Leona Avants. Third row-Miss Proudloot, Carolyn Estes. Susan Webster, Kathy Heald, Diane Ward, Kay Ann Hunter, Iackie Morgan, Marjorie Embrey. Fourth row-Toby Hanson, Dennis Vanoni. Elgin Bray. Tommy Flannigan. Lewis Kirkpatrick. Paul Zinn, John Nagel, Ronnie Pritchard. Bob Cota, Leon Faure. First row-Milton Dearborn. Douglas Stewart, Ioe Logsdon, Richard Moreno, Iimmy Harris. Margie Meunier, Beverly Cisler. Laura Quinn, Iris Robbins, Helen Ruby. Second row-Bill Wieben. Robert F iiield. Tommy Cook. Phillip Figueroa. lohn Friendly, Iohn Angulo. Elizabeth Wheeler, Mrs. Lund. Third row-Odell Chastaine, Larry Smith. Robert Vanzant. Ierry Swink. Kathleen Fairly. Romelia Hardy. Erma Lee Iames. Fourth row-Eddie Patton, Rice Berk- shire. Rudy Montoy. Laurence Powers. Doyle Brewer. Bill McDowell. Vernon Rulison, Mat- thew Newell. Larry Wardrup, Rito Valenzuela, lim Dozah, Richard Alford. First row-Katherine Cox. Rose Mary Paul. Rowene Aquirre. Connie Crowell. Yolanda Brocamonte. Dortha Hisel. Carole Muller. Virginia Nice. Second row-Don Veliquette. Irene Gomez. Dorothy Kemp. Toni Bowman. Earline Cansler. Virginia Boone. Emelene Chan. Dean Vanzant. Third row-Mr. Signer. Faira Barton. Deana Tanner. Iudith McKinney. Wade King. Bob Moran. Pasty Evans. Fourth row-Rosalie Hernandez. Alex Quiroz. Bud Green. Chuck Faris, Douglas Lawson. Raymond Perez. Ianis Haskell. Sylvia Cragg. First row-Gerald Long. Wayne Clipper. Irene Mallabox. Colleen Molta, Muriel Caskey. Shirlee Reese. Kay Edwards. Phyllis Miller. Amelia Moreland. Second row-Tom Hall. Paul Marsh. Ion Cox. Dale Mathis. Iudy Kinkead. Concha Santa Cruz. Beverly Bates. Clara Cor- nett. Mrs. Lund. Third row-R. M. Howard. Pat Bradshaw. Rocky Goodwin. Ronald Taylor. Douglas Bryam. Steven Kline. Phillip King, Dale Freeman. Fourth row-Henry Calloway. Bill Walker. Bill Adams. William Hill. Niaz Mohamed. George Khan. lim McGee. Dennis Moore. Don Heath. First row-Wendell Craig. Carmel Campbell. Carol Creighton. Donna O'Hara. Amy Carter. Shirley Hill. David Schrempi, Marlene Richter. Ioel Kramer. Second row-Barbara Wheeler. Nancy Scott. Marvie Knox. Linda White. Nancy Bennett. Konnie Woodard. Carolyn Pippins. Sharlene Link. Third row-Patrick Dennis. Rudy Knacke. Ierry Summers. Sammy Cook. Bruce Iensen. Stephen Irving. Fourth row-Walter Wakefield. Richard Hubbard. Robert Burson. Billy Shields. Steven Ford, Brian Dani. First row-Mary Ann Mitchell. Carol Young. Patsy Mahoney. Marjorie Bysshe. Vickie She- maria. Gail Fowlkes. Kay Mosby. Ioseph Aragon. Anita Coloma. Second row-Ioyce Man- ning, Barbara Stroh. Margaret Henry. Georgia Iackson. Phil McGee. Charles Reed. Tommy Barnes. Charles Dickenson. Third row-Shawneeray Strong. Elaine Ray. Deanna Stewart. Ioyce Claud. Nancy' Corfman. Ieanne Murphy. Lawryl Zinn. Donna Stowell. Fourth row- Robert Creighton. Douglas Trammell. Iohn Masiello. Xen Iones. Nancy Stilwell. Iuanita White. Paula Lorenson. Sandra Leathers. Patricia Berry. First row-Betty Freire. Lillian Maddalena. Evelyn Groulefl. Marcie Dominguez. Mary Duna- gan. Eula Faye Miller. Second row-Mrs. Lund. Wolfgang Buss. Lucy Fornasere. Ida Benoit Marlene Preece. Ioyce Fuller. Blanche Fletcher. Third row-Bennie Nicholson. Donald Hall David Lopez, Ierry Brown. Robert Holt, Candiclo Abelia. First row-La Vonne Stills. Saundra Simpson, Ruth Smith. Barbara Harvey. George Rolland Don Hill. Ronald Osborne. Mike Dougherty. Second row-Iosephine Arguilez. Norma Snookl Marian Precie. Iimmy Iohnson. Dick Cooley. Ierry Bruant. Charles Young. Third row-Iohn- nie Mae Tucker. Daniel Carcia. Ioe Alvarado. Oscar Valenzuela. Iames Briscoe. Miss Grubb. Fourth row-Ken Millsap, Lee Tackey. Benny Henderson. Ruben Villalobos. I First row-Cecelia Moreno. Paul Smith, Mabel Fritts, Sally McKa, Sharon Ellsworth, luanita Daugherty. Second row-Moses Lacy, Felix Riggs, Andrew Loitan, Andrew Espinoza, Nancy Marwin, Iohn Bell. Third row-Milton Harper. Arthur Bell. Donald Miller, Iohn Canadine, Charles Plavey. Fourth row-lack Welch, Eddie Plumlee, Ierry Quinn. First row-Rosie Lee Nelson, Earlene Burow, Lillian Cruce, Esther Espinoza, Benny Pre- ciado, Ianice McBride, Frances Shoemaker, Pat Iordan. Second row-Ierry Landis, Betty McGlothen, Ruby Berryman, Lenora Hunt, Eva Cotney, Iudy Palomino, Isidra Cortz, Inez Wohlford, Mrs. Lund. Third row-Mickey Rodriguez, Bobby Waters, Valentin Guerrero, Jimmy McCarty, Iessie Andrews, Lyle Castner, Orin Iones, Douglas Welsh, Iohn Lankiord. wx X X i 5 ww as-Y f4aZcu7fm4064 I I I ZnQ9az:4L',--' 14.2 ff,-4-41 .ywibco ,Zia 'M1fZ.,6fJC'5Jf?w, ,S-5... ACTIVITIES -'7fJ7 ,.?-......,,, Bob McGee. boys' vice president. Peggy Biermcr, girls' vice president Ray Zouhar. president. The key to our high school lite is the small group of students that make up our governing body-the commissioners. They are the heart of our school activities-they are the ones who make our laws. Our governing body, like the ignition system oi a hot rod is essential in our democratic school lite-they represent all the students, as does the federal government, the people of the United States oi America. They do an important job-a job sometimes not as easy as it seems. They painted the cheering section White and painted a Spartan head on the announcers' booth at the football field. This added much to the football games. A To help us find our most suitable types oiiwork, Commis- sioners gave us another vezy successful Career Day. They also brought back the iun oi the Commissioners' Carnival. W . . t First row-Iackie Iohnson. Treasurer: Iudy Wise, Secretary: Peggy Bierma, 'Girls Vice-Pres- ident: Iudy Swink, Girls Welfare: Carla Irving. Publications. Second row-Mr. Matzen, Supervisor: Richard Clark, Boys Wellare: Dan Vencill. Publicity: Iohn Uhri. Halls and Grounds: Chris Knott, Athletics: Bill Duilock, House Manager. Third row-Bob McGee. Boys Vice-President: Ray Zouhar, President 1 x R W Q- .MW , -Q.-,Qywp-1 K .L I N .1 ,, :N--px X ,Q wax ff . .s . ,f-1'-fl - xx-'Nw X- .Y-.f'.f:g,1-gif-fg ,2S:f:1L: .S X 5 . Q .543 t aww I Xa . k ' w. .- .'s':::Es:5' . qw ' 1--'::,: I ..., 1 jb ' I ' ,u,.,.,,,,.X Q 15:2'-T. S, N X X x X xx E ff frenz' 55 ,s-.s::, W ...-.4 . ., , , .,... . X X Q X N x X Q x ' M, 3 Y 1 . . W. ,M ,--X ,- X ,. X H X 5 H. ., ,,.g,.14,,, ...,,., 1...-vm.. ., ,Q--aw--A .-..,. - W - : W Mm H, ,H V- W w w' Q. INN if Ax 1 .-V I' Ziff: if .Ll -. as wx X 'QM f 'w53 H? 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I' .XQTXNXY t js',g3':..x,Xvk Q K K K x N S- X .Q wwww xx 5 VXXX-,X3.:i.5k. X-s - - X S: 515' K N .wk R X X X '53 QQ .- Q RS: I N r .xx xt Hy, QX X A , X HN. Q, gf - frqxxx x : A xv. +V' - X ,. X Q3 Y' xx x . Axv N ,Q I K . X X -I QS SX km ,ff Q Xc XSXAXXX die A good reporter is not desultory in expression but shows in a succinct, concise manner an unbiased, objective report oi the news. I-le does not try to be ostentatious by using flowery expressions. l-Ie is not unduly querrulous, lugubrious, or bigoted. Now take a high school journalism student: he exercises freedom oi expression unmatched by his contemporaries on the local daily lthough sometimes he is censoredl. lt is not an easy job to put out a high school publication, even in two weeks. In order that news not be too ancient by the time it reaches the reader, we strive for current news. For example, a sporting event took place Wednes- day, the story was written Thursday, and the paper came.out Friday. Not typical, but interesting to note. Ioyce Claud. Pat Dougherty. Iudy Palomino, Patsy Ward The band majorettes have added much color and life to the band program this year. With the band, they have pranced through many parades. They showed their skill at halt-time programs at Central football games. BAND OFFICERS First row - Vicki Bucklin. Suzanne Dickenson. Lauryl Z i n n , D o n n i e Brock. Iudy Wise. PatDougherty. Patsy Ward. Sec- ond row - Rudy C o I o rn cr. Rondel Sweeten. Eddy Valusek, D e n n i s Loeifel. H a r v e y Boone, Ray Zouhar. 70 T gown! The colorful CUHS Band displayed perfect timing and quick maneuvers dur- ing those long-remembered halt-time stunts. These musicians known always to be tops have given several concerts and always receive a superior rating. DRUM MAIOR Ray Zouhar Q 5 3 3 Q S Q S 3 Q W 5 Q, Q Q Q 2 S Q 3 Q 3 3 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 5 Q S Q Q Q Q 5 5 Q S 3 Q Q Q Q 5 Q S 3 Q Q E S Q 'a S S E is . Q Q 1 Q Q I A U Q, hh-I V' ' .-f:2f7fc,Zf are--1495 Q2 Qfeela 4 r First row-Paul Smith. Harvey Boone. Dennis Moore, lim Stilwell. ileen Adams, Marjorie Embrey. Second row-Ioseph Law, Suzanne Dickenson, Lauryl Zinn, Nelda Caldwell, Vic ' j Bucklin, Iudy Wise, Dale Nichols. Tommy Barnes, Mike Smith. Third row-Mr. Huddles on Q Director: Don Brock. Robert Creighton, Richard Clark. Darryl Stroh, Tom Hall. Neil Zinn, Ioel Kramer. Fourth row-Carol Creighton, Charles Dickenson, Larry Escalera, Ty Hammer, Phil Q - I McGee. Iohn Whitecar, Paul Marsh. Fifth row-Sam Cook. Bill Adams, Rondel Sweeten. 5 7 Danny Edwards, lim Siemsglusz, Iohn Gartner, Dwain Bornt, Vernon Rulenson. Sixth row- Iack Lasher, lim McGee, Iohn Uhri, Larry Wardrup, Don Stowell, Eddy Valusek, Stephen Ford, Mike Yslava, Konnie Woodard, Rudy Coloma. Seventh row-Toby Hansen, Henry , Calloway. Don Miller, Tom Eccleson. Xen Iones. Wayne Pipkin, Bruce Dani, Wendell Craig. Eighth row-Bob Dority, Ronald Hiebert, Walter Wakefield. Ninth row-Michael Fox. Ray y Zouhar. drum major: Dennis Loeifel. King Smith. i 71 First row-Meredith Iones, freshman representative: Donna Birchlield, freshman represen- tative: Iackie McDonald, iunior representative: Dianna Koenig, senior representative: Peggy Bierma, vice president: Charlene Measures, president: Mabel Gong, senior representative: Connie Bennett, inter club council representative: Geri McDonald, junior representative. Second row-Roberta Bright, .sophomore representative: Kathleen Magee, secretary: Liz Miller, sophomore representative: Pat Zinn, trasurer. First row-Mr. Huddleston, Mabel Law, Sue Burton. Ioan Rabitaille, Donna Birchfield, Bette Feuerborn, Gayle Fowlkes, Barbara Huston. Meredith Iones, Margalyn Iones. Mabel Gong. Second row-Anna Mae Burioot, Helen Wong, Iuanita Bradshaw, Peggy Bierma, Mary Ann Mitchell, Kathleen Magee, Carma Crowell, Connie Crowell, Carol Crowell, Rita DeBerry. Third row - Marilyn Hoshizaki. Carol Young, Diane Koenig, Ioyce Woody. Nelda Caldwell, Becky Caldwell, Christina Brogle, Pat Taylor. Yvonne Mayfield, Anita Wil- liams. Fourth row-Carol Creamer, Ra- mona Bristow, Ioan Frauenthal, Rebecca Harris, lackie McDonald, Ruby Ott, Te- resa Boles, Iudy Ieifreys, Norma Rus- sell. Fiith row-Ioyce Manning, Betty Daniel, Ieannette Garrett, Karen Frisby, Roberta Bright, Mary lean Swerdieger, Donna Stowell, Elizabeth Miller, Caro- lyn Snook. Sixth row-Dora Sue Parry, Pat Zinn, Barbara Ditto, Willa Mae Hill, Betty McGlothen, Connie Necochea, Iudy Cook. glee Zh! These sonq-birds have helped to make our school activities better. ln addition to singing for assemblies and service clubs, they also sang at the Music Festival, which was held in El Centro. They also joined with the Boys' Chorus to qive us the Central High Mixed Chorus and present a fine Christmas assembly. 5 12 A S Y S ? 3 Q E Z R X1 5 3 R 3 .Q 2 X E This is the third year the Parisians have played together. Under the leadership of Ray Zouhar, they have performed at many school activities such as Exchange Assemblies, Class Plays, banquets, and school dances. ,f f 1' Ray Zouhar, Iohn Gartner. Mike Pritchard, Eddy Valusek. Iim Siemsglusz, Harvey Boone. Iohn Gartner. Harvey Boone Ray Zouhar, Mike Pritchard, Eddy Valuselc. Jim Siemsglusz. wk 25-Eg, 716 747414 A1 H QM, 2 M Mike Pritchard. Harvey Boone. Wayne Pipkin, director: Eddy Valusek, Iohn Gartner N552 Rv X D! ,V L. N y f NL IX! cs ...-'tal X! MQ 5 , wb JR I si-,, , X il ' X Eff xtlh X? iff I I First row-lim Henderson. Tom Eccleson, Iohn Whitecar, Rich- ard Atcheson. Second row - Bruce Dani, lim Siemsglusz. Richard Clark. Alex Cobliegh, Student Advisor: Ray Higginbotham. President: Tom Pechtl, Vice President: Eddie Wong. Secretary-Treasurer. ,-ffm First row-Ioe Kramer, Ioe Law, Ray Higginbotham, Rice Berkshire, Dick Daniels. Second Row-Eddie Wong, Alex Colbiegh. Frank Atkerson. Mike Fox, Tom Petchel, Rudy Knacke. Iohn Masiello. Third row--Richard Hubbard, Stephen Chubbic, Richard Atcheson. Bill Dutlock. Harold Hawes. First row--lim Cauhape, Linda Dold. Dan Vencill. Second row-Ierry Belson. Don Doig. W .A First row-Ray Zouhar, Richard Clark. Bill Volner. Don Doig. Steve Mitchell, Dan Vencill. Second row-Lynne Shore, Lavonna Dennis, Iudy Wise. Margaret McCracken, Beverly Christenson. Third row-Gayle Mackey, Linda Dold. Leslie Blackman, Mrs. Gillett, advisor: Bill Duilock. Bill Marsh. First row-Lynne Moreland, devotions: Carla Irving, service chairman: Sue Burton, Scrap- book chairman: Delieu Moore, inter-club council: Iackie row-Iune Landis, vice-president: Iudy Ieffreys, music Iackie McDonald, songleader. Third row-Pam Worrall, urer: Peggy Bierma, publicity chairman: Lynne Shore. Iohnson, program chairman. Second chairman: Ida Trammell, secretary: president: Marilyn McFaddin, treas- social chairman. The Angel Y-Teens have completed a very active year in the field of social and service projects. Heading the social list was the annual Valentine formal given with the help of the Cherubs. Marilyn McFaddin was ' crowned queen by last year's mon- arch, Pat Smith. As usual, their fashion show was a big success. They also went to the All- Valley weekend confer- ence, held at Iulian. For service projects, they sold holly at Christmas time and gave two radios to the patients at the Holt- ville T. B. Sanatorium. First row-Iackie Iohnson. Penny Hronopoulos. Carla Irving. Patsy Ward, Anita Williams, Kathleen Ferrell. Second row-Beverly Christensen, ludy Ieiireys, Marilyn Hamner, Ruby Robinson, Bellinda McFarlin. Patsy Thomas, Mabel Gong. Third row-Evelyn Burson, Mae- lyn Deane, Peggy Bierma, Lynne Moreland, Iune Landis, Harriet Carr. Barbara Iolly, Phyllis Hasson, Donna Sands. Fourth row-Miriam Echelman, Iudy Wise, Lynne Shore, Ioan Rabitaille, Donna Liebert. Ieanette Pardue. Fifth row-Lila Keating, Ida Trammell, Iackie McDonald, Nancy Rose, Geri McDonald. Sixth row-Mardelle Martin, Delieu Moore. Barbara Adams, Pam Worrall, Norma Kirby, Sue Burton. Shirley White, Ieralene Moore. SU The Cherub Y-Teens started oft their year with OI party for new members. They also qave an criter- the-qame dance with the Anqels, and had or car wash. At Christmas time the - Y Iulia Harrison, secretary: Cynda Barrett, music chairman: Shelia Fuller, president: Barbara Moore, treasurer: Lois Forsburg, inter-club council: Debbie Dickey, vice president: Barbara qctve cans of food to 1'199dY families Gnd had Cl Iohnston, devotions: Betsy Herrin, service: Loretta Woods, point chairman: Edwina Caldwell. holly sale. publicity: lane Mason. phone chairman. First row-Ruby Berryman, Phyllis McEuen, Loretta Woods. Debbie Dickey, Dorothy Daugh- erty. Second row-Carolyn Pippins, Toni Bowman, Marsha Belch, Ieannie Landis, Sheila Fuller, Barbara Moore, Lois Forsburg, Iulia Harrison, Yvonne Mayfield. Betsy Herrin, Edwina Caldwell. Mattie Lay, Amelia Moreland. Third row-Gayle Sterzing, Betty McGlothin, Ro- melia Hardy, Barbara Iohnston, Andi Lain. Eva Cotney, Anne Henry, Lois O'Brien, Kareen Kempton, Gretchen Upholt, Roberta Kline. Fourth row-lane Mason, Sandra Wade, Kath- erine Baker, Linda Faure, Cynda Barrett, Anna York, Sally Case, Sandra Percival. Anita Fouts. Shirley Hill, Gaynel Ramsey, Marvie Knox. 8 l l First row-Marian Mah, secretary: lean Schooss. president: Eddie Wong, vice president. Second row-Mrs. O'Hara, sponsor: Lois Ackley, treasurer: Kay Cline, publicity: Mardelle Martin, inter-club council. fb, First row-Phillis Gee, Helen Wong, Mrs. O'Hara, Mardelle Martin. Beverly Christensen, Carolyn Snook. Second row-Marian Mah, Iean Schooss, Eddie Wong. Kay Cline, Lois Ackley, Teresa Boles, Nancy Freeby, Barbara Adams. Ion Pierson, chairman: Eddie Wong, treasurer: Fred Pennington. vice president: Nelson Marks, manager: Ronald Hiebert, secretary: Ierry Claxton. president. The boy's chess club is made up of boys who Want to play chess cmd want to improve their chess game. First row-lim Henderson, Fred Pennington. Ion Pierson. Eddie Wong. Ierry Claxton. Royce Hinson. Second row-Robert Pata, Ronald Hiebert, Tom Flanagan, Nelson Marks. Stephen Ford, Walter Wakefield. FFA history at Central during the past four years will be remem- bered particularly for the reputation the chapter members gained as hon- est-to-qoodness farmers in this com- munity. The FFA had several parties with the FHA. Most of the students here at Central would certainly feel last Without the FFA stand on Central's campus. First row - Gary Bennett. secretary: Ronnie Whelan. sentinel. Second row-Den- nis Stewart. president: Bill Duilock. vi c e president: Charles A r a g o n . stand manager. Third row-Iames Stills, treasurer: Mr. Baaken. advisor. 5 I 5 I Lucille Stewart. Chapter Sweetheart. First row-Don Shelton, Manuel Quintero, Iohnny Partida. Lucille Stewart, chapter sweet- heart: lim Powers, Bill Clark. Charles Aragon. Second row-Bob Shelton, lim Stills, Bill Duilock, Ronnie Whelan, Douglas Hardy, Kenneth Bucanan, Roy Nichols. Third row-Art Arguilez Doyle Machado. Ioe Nishihama, Ioe Villa, lim Doyle, Lon Harvey, Kenneth Swart- out. Fourth row-Dennis Stewart, Gary Bennett, Ioe Ramsey, Iohnny Curiel. Myron Corfman, Billy Brewer. Fifth row-Robert Hara, Iames Likos, Robert Tudor, Iim Davis, Gary Phillips, Ioe Ward. Sixth row-Mr. Holmes. First row-Mike Dougherty, Ronald Osborne, Donald Halls, Ierry Swink, Doug Stewart, Philip Figueroa, Milton Dearborn. Ioe Logsdon. Second row-Ioe Alvarado, Larry Smith, Dennis Kanonie, Steven Kline, Laurence Powers. Iimmy Luker, Odell Chastin. Third row- Frank Quintero, Tom Childers, Harry Knox, Victor Nietzke, Ted Whitmer, Richard Alford. Fourth row-Lee Lackey, Robert Burson, Doyle Brewer, Perfucto Palma. Agnes Abatti. president: Teresa Boles. secretary: Bonnie Bennett. point secretary: Delores Driver, historian and reporter: Kathy Pechtl. vice president: Sue Berkshire. treasurer: Sandra Burow. parliamen- tarian. Connie Bennett. song leader. ,214 The Future l-lomemakers oi America started off the year with their annual initiation of new members. They also had a Christmas party at which they exchanged Christmas presents. They had several joint parties with the FFA and sent delegates to the Fl-IA conventioniat Asilomar in November. First row-Mary Pat Shindlebower. Lois Ackley. Mattie Lay. Georgia Jackson. Iris Robbins. Iudy Gardner. Susan Byssh. Shirley Reese. ludy Swink. Donna Sands. Ieralene Moore. Phyllis Hasson. Second row-Barbara Harvey. Deanna Stewart. Linda White. Carol Moler. Leona Avantes. Norma Snook. Kay Edwards. Agnes Abatti. Sue Berkshire. Ioyce Woody. Third row-Iohnnie Mae Sparks. Teresa Boles. LaVonne Stills. Iuanita White. Virginia Boone. Marjorie Embrey. Marcy Martin, Nelda Bailey. Fourth row-losephine Arguilez. Bonnie Bennett. Delores Driver. Irene Gomez. Lynda McHenry. Marie Vaught. Anita Whit- tington. Connie Bennett. Fifth row-Miss Carmean. Nancy Marvin. Ruby Snider. Mary Iean Swerdieger. Sandra Burow. Mrs. Hurley. Mary Berkshire. Miriam Eshelman. Mr. Levenson. advisor: Penny Hronopoulos. sec- retary: Iackie Iohnson. vice president: Miriam Eshelman, historian: Bill Volner, treasurer: Don: Doig. president. Mid The Thespians had a very star-studded year with the Senior play, Time Out for Ginger, the Iunior play, The Late Christopher Bean, and the Pasadena play. To you, the actors and actresses of Central Union High School, We take off our hats. First row-Gayle Mackey. Miriam Eshelman. Iudy Wise. Lynne Shore, Norma Gilbert. Bar- bara Adams, Edna Spore. Iackie Johnson. Penny Hronopoulos. Sue Burton, Ierry Belson. Second row-Mike Fox. Don Doig. Marilyn McFaddin. Pat Conn. Ion Pierson, Delieu Moore, lean Schooss. Kathy Pechtl. Sharon Davis. Third row-lack Lasher. Eddie Wong. Bill Volner. Ronnie Simpson. Bill Duflock. Tom Pechtl, Steve Mitchell. Ray Zouhar, Byron Summers. First row-George Weston, Mike Yslava, Bob McGee, Ismal Din. Bill Hubbard. Ron Simp- son, Ken Harrell, Larry Driscol. Second row-Bill Dutlock, Nick Necochea, Iim Smith. Tom Cherry, Scott O'Leary. Third row-Bob Stiles, Frank Cruz, lim Davis, Gary Osborne. Fourth row-Ron Whelan, lim Taylor, Ray Garcia, Coach Headington, George Ramirez, Ronnie I-Lspey, Ruben Quintero. W . ff ll The Varsity 'C' is a club composed of boys who have earned a letter in one of the major sports. The Varsity 'C' presented a dance after the first football game this year. Every year at the Commissioners Carnival the outstanding activity is the VARSITY C's egg-throwing contest. This is an excellent opportunity for the student of Central to test the toughness ot these athletes. VARSITY C OFFICERS First row- Larry Driscoll Ken Harrell Bill Hubbard Second row- Mr. Headington Ron A-spey First row-Marie Vaught, Heidi Spycher, Barbara Hester. Anita Whittington, Nelda Cald- well. Second row-Mrs. Gering. 0:31,- L Q 9 93.4, Mex QD. Q24 3406 Wanda The Bookhounds are the girls who take care of the library during school time and at noon. This is a very biq job and We can say thanks to the Bookhourids for their fine job. Mike Yslava. Betsy Herrin, Anita Williams, George Apostol, Sharon Pelletier. cw 14 ' The Pan American Dance club is a newly organized club this year. The club was organized by Mrs. Martinez, a qyrn teacher here at Central the first semester. Some of the c1ub's dances are tanqos, rnambos, and other Latin dances. First row-Anita Coloma, Ella Welsh, Kay Mosbey, Rachel Aragon, Shirley Apostol, Rose- mary Garcia. Ioe Aragon. Second row-Anita Williams, Mary Carrillo, Martha Likos, Sharon Pelletier, Betsy Herrin, George Apostol. Third row--Iohnny Partidia, Pete Robinson, John Uhri, Mike Yslava. Jae The girls' chess and checker club, known as Las Servcmtesf' is cz pop ulorr club for the girls who Want to play chess and checkers. lean Schooss, Teresa Boles, Peggy Hamm, Gloria Reynolds. Geraldine Dunn. Mary Dunnagan. Evelyn Burson scribe: Edna Spore. treasurer: Mr. Hammack. sponsor: Carolyn Snook. president Lucille Stewart, Inter Club Council representative. ag,-ff. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in the study of shorthand and to enable students to fill secretarial positions after qracluation from high school. First row-Ramona Bristow. Edna Spore, Carolyn Snook. Lucille Stewart. Second row- Louise Alderson. Betty Woody. Margaret Thomas. Sandra Snively. Linda Hudson. Third row-Virginia Ackley. Louise Kelborn, Barbara Adams. Ioyce McQiddy. Mary Io Bates. Evelyn Burson. Fourth row-Geri O'Brien. Marcy Martin. Mardelle Martin. Fifth row- Norma Kirby. Betty Hudson. Penny Hronopoulos. Marilyn Hamner. Nancy Williams. Connie Necochea. Sharon Davis. Charles Barber. Capt.: Willie Gonzales. First Lt.: Iohn Pyle. Second Lt. WW First row-William Gonzales. Iohn Pyle. Second row-Lavelle Wilkerson. Leonard Snyder. Randy Stokes. Ralph Byrd. Tom Windham. Third row-Iohn Novell, Bob Wilson. Melvin Stewart. Charles Pelton. Larry Williams. Iames Sanborn. Harry Gleason. Fourth row- Frank Atkerson. Bob Anderson. LeRoy Warner. Ierry McCaskey. G. A. Logdson. Billy Shields. Benny Stokes. 4 E 3 2 , .1numwAnmmnma,wm:wv,mnmam' wan. ,....,. 1-nn-wwwawmuunpwannv ART H ILB 5 S, i 3First row-Beverly Christenson. Bon- nie Bennett. Margalyn Iones, Ioan Frauenthal. Second row-Geri McDonald, Mari- , lyn Hamner. Mabel Law, Marilyn M Hoshoizaki. Star Milner. Mr. Bau- f wens. tThird row-Ianice Hammer, Barbara . Adams. Mardell Martin. Carolyn Hoshizaki. Fourth row-Terry Feuerborn, Eddie Wong. Don Doig, Kathleen Ferrell. b Dorothy Daugherty, Barry Woody. Fifth row-Tom Pechtl. lim Lackey. Mervyn Napier, Richard Keesee, Ian White. 1 K I The Art Guild is a service club rnade up of students in art classes. They take charge oi decorating floats for parades, turn out posters for special events, and in qeneral, volunteer for Work requiring artistic ability. Every year the Art Guild Auction is quite an attraction to the stu- dent body. Zag The Senior Play Time Out for Ginger, a delightful comedy was presented with a double cast on December 9 and IO. This comedy by Ronald Alexander was one of last year's hits both on Broadway and on the road. The play is about a tomboy, Ginger, who wants to go out for football. The cast for the two nights were: Lizzie, Edna Spore and Marie Dessert, Agnes, Penny Hronopoulos and Iackie Iohnsong Howard, Tony Foutz, Ioan, Delieu Moore and Lynne Shorep Ieanie, Barbara Adams and Geraldine Kerry Ginger, Norma Kirby and Charlene Measuresp Eddie, Bill Volnerp Tommy, Ierry Belson and Ion Pierson, Mr. Wilson, Steve Mitchellg Ed Hoffman, Iohn Godwin. 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N X X ES X Sig? x W svx -:fan if T X ,N 9 Q ,, 5. A ..,, X .Q x ,- , L , 'E A b 'S X -f - E53 P W f ,gal A-X33 'mr . if , Z , ' NWS' fix f : , nfs, k Q . . - +-,- - :J .-NH? X I , mx wp -W iw 4 .,, .::. ,. :, , , 6 ,AMX x Q X 4521:-,.:6e.f.:. ze H g, ' -'fit K-F1-, , ,X ,. --K 'Ni Qiilv .' . J if 511 - M '?:ff1E: R I5 ' K f A -:Q I 3 Qs' Sl? 115: , , , . K 5i,5,:. :b, w,9fQ5.o, V N 3,1 gf 1-:sql gegssgvifi w ,. sm,.,Mw Q-.Z SQ :Near -5 A :QA -' pi ji x 0 X , X X Q X 3 N , ,wiv 'W'-Sq , 1 X, 5 , 4 A ll A-Q., :quasi ui n-:nu . 1203, 1 H 1 M5 fi- , X . Ai Q 1, ,-: , 92: 5 s z E S S le S S is as lm lm 9 iii S i S First row-Lucille Stewart. Betty Woody. Iune Landis, Peggy Bierma. Sue Burton. Delieu Moore. Carla Irving. Lois Forsburg. Second row'-Bob McGee. Connie Bennett. Agnes Abatti. Ida Trammell. lean Schooss. Lynne Shore. Mardell Martin. Michael Pritchard. Richard Alford. Ronnie Simpson. Third row-Rudy Coloma, Ierry Claxton. Eddie Wong. Don Doig. Bill Dul- lock. Dan Vencill. Byron Summers. Bill Wieben. Wm- b X S s S R S Q Q Q S S i I F N GAA EXECUTIVE BOARD Leit to right. First row. Becky Caldwell. manager. Gray Team: Iackie Iohnson. manager. Purple Team: Ida Trammell. vice president: Lynne Shore. president: Bellinda McFarlin. sec- retary. Second row-Edna Spore. treasurer: Sherilee Torrence. manager. Green Team: Iean- ette Pardue, manager. Yellow Team: Beverly Percival. manager. Red Team: Eileen Adams. manager. Blue Team: Kathy Pechtl. manager. Orange Team: Mrs. Moore. advisor: Pam Worrall. recording secretary. 4.4.4. The Girls Athletic Association was one of the most active organizations at Cen- tral this year. GAA started oft the year with a party for the new members. Sorne of the other activities were: breakfast hikes, and two playdaysy one here at Central, and one at Brawley. The year ended with the Annual Awards Banquet. First row - Mary Io Bates. Sherilee Tor- rence. Geri McDonald. Velma Valenzuela. Ro- wene Aguirre. Lucille Stewart. Second row - Sandra Snively. Delieu Moore. P e n n y Hronopoulos. Lynne Shore. Lois Fors- berg. L i n d a Faure. Donna O'Hara. Third row - Beverly Bates. lanis Haskell. .Marilyn Waer, R u b y Snider. Sharon Pelle- tier. Nancy Stilwell. Patsy Waldouey. GREEN TEAM GRAY TEAM First row - Sue Hudson. Antonia Llanas. Bette Feuerborn. Sue Berk- shire. I o y c e Parker. M a r y Shindlebower. Becky Caldwell. Second row - A n n e Henry. Pat Blau. Norma Kirby. Katherine Baker. Carolyn Hoshi- zaki. Virginia Boone. Carla Irving. Third row - Donna Hoy. Anita Williams Yvonne Mayfield. Nancy Williams. Zil- dah N o r t h . Patricia Weidner. L u c y For- nasero. PURPLE TEAM First row-Viola McFad- den. Rosemary Garcia. Esther Aguilar. Suzie Percival. Lindia White. Carol Creamer. Rachel Aragon. Second row-Mary Car- rillo. Sharlene L i nk. Miriam Eshelman. Ida Trammell. Third row - Dorothy Kemp. Clara Cornett, Iackie McDonald. Iackie Iohnson, I u d y Swink. BROWN TEAM First row-Laura Quinn, Virginia G r a n a d a s, Bellinda M cFar1in, Peggy Bierma. Sharon Burt. Second row-Ioyce Man- ning, Marsha Belch. Ianice Hammer, Eve- lyn Burson, Mattie Lay, Carol Creighton. Third row-Marie Wyatt, Mary Berkshire, Gretchen Upholt, Iudy Palomino, Patty Hig- ley, Dot Daugherty, Sue Mordah. YELLOW TEAM First row - Viki She- maria, Mabel Gong. Gail Fowlkes. Susan Bysshe, Leslie Black- man, Phyllis McEuen, Harriet Carr. Second row - C y n d a Barrett, Linda Hudson. Barbara Moore, Betsy Herrin, Marian Mah, Lila Keating, Marjorie Embrey. Third row-Ieanette Par- due. Beverly Christen- sen, Kathy Heald. Di- anne Stewart, Patsy Ward, Barbara Ditto. RED TEAM First row-Ieannie Lan- dis. Anita Fouts. Sue Burton. Donna Birch- iield. E cl w i n a Cald- well. Iudy Wise. Di- anne Ward. S hi el a Fuller. Second row - N a n c y Rose. Edith Smith. Bev- erly Percival. Margaret McCracken, P e g g y Hamm. Amelia Singh. Iane Mason. N a n c y Scott. BLUE TEAM First row - Kathy Cox. Ada Cook. Ioyce Woody. Iune Landis. Ioyce McQuiddy. Second row - Marilyn Hoshizaki. Mary Knox, T e r e s a Boles. Edna Spore. A n d r a Aguirre. Barbara Stroh. Third row - Nancy Ben- nett. C a r ol y n Estes. M a r y Swerdierger. Eileen Adams. Connie Necochea. Marilyn Mc- Fadden. Kathleen Fer- rell. ORANGE TEAM First row-Barbara Hes- ter, Phyllis Gee. Donna Leibert. Gerry Moore. Kay Edwards. Helen Wong. Roberta Kline. Shirley Reese. Second row - Caroline Pippins,Barbara Adams, Konnie Wood- ard, Marli W a g n e r. Iudy Kincaid. Mae Hill. Third row - Iulia Har- rison, M a r t h a Likos. Kathy Pechtl. Gaynell Ramsey. Ioyce Fuller. Ioyce Claude. OFFICIAIJS' CLUB First row-Rachel Ara- gon. Kay Edwards. Carla Irving. Sue Bur- ton. Helen Wong. Ada Cook. Ioyce Claud. Second row-Mary Berk- shire. Marli Wagner. D o n n a Leibert. Ida Trammel, Murriel Cos- key. Ianis Haskell. Marjorie Embrey. Vir- ginia Boone. Third row -Ioyce Man- ning. B a r b a r a Iohn- ston. Mrs. Faber. Iudy McKinney. Carol Creighton. The Officials Club under the direction oi Mrs Faber is a newly formed organization. The function of their organization is to ofticiate at GAA and girls gym classes. This organization has been very successful and we the students of Central Union High School give the Officials Club a big THANKS 4 s , ' , f 64014 i speech classes who qo to tournaments here in Southern California. They have helped to make public speaking an important activity here at Central. gl f ll K is The Speech Team is composed of 3 5 S S gt Wwlwmvmx ..a,,.,,m-.aww ,4 e:',:.i.,.,f.,..,,.1......... 1 First row-Lavonna Dennis, Beverly Christensen, Miriam Eshelman, Linda Dold, Iudy Wise, Gayle, Mackey, Leslie Blackman, Belinda McFar1in. , Second row-Bill Duilock, Ray Zouhar, Richard Clark, Dan Vencill, Bill Marsh, Margaret McCracken. Third row-Byron Summers, Marilyn McFaddin. Iackie Iohnson, Lynne Shore. Fourth row-Don Doig, Ierry Belson, Bill Volner, Don Miller, Mike Pritchard, Stephen Mitchell, Mrs. Gillett. 1 4 First row - Margaret McCracken, secretary: Ioan Frauenthal, historian: Lynne Shore, president. Second row - Teresa Boles, vice-president: Bobbie Bright, treasurer. Third row - Richard Clark, county representative: Mrs. Bidwell, advisor: Bill Volner. publicity chairman. ,SQ Cne of the greatest hon- ors that can be won by any student at Central is membership in the Cali- fornia Scholarship Federa- tion-CSF. This year, many students were eligible for CSF, making it one of the larg- e s t memberships th e y have had. A student who is a mem- ber tor tour semesters is e l i g i b l e for permanent membership. There were several Central students Who achieved this honor. Members try to live up to the Federation motto: Scholarship for Service. First row-Ricky McManus. Bill Volner, Byron Summers, Denny Vencill, Don Doig, lack Lasher, Ierry Claxton, George Lechner. Second row-Bill Schrempi, Pat Blau. Mary Knox. Margalyn Iones, Bellinda McFarlin, Carolyn Pippins, Kay Edwards, Mary Io Ruiz, Iudy Wise. Donna O'Hara, Gloria Beope, Phil McGee. Glen Miller. Third row-Cynda Barrett, Suzanne Dickenson. Sue Mordah, Marilyn Hoshizaki, Star Milner, Ioan Frauenthal, Margaret McCracken, Anita Williams. Gayle Sterzing, Sharon Pelletier. Fourth row-Rocky Goodwin, Lavonna Dennis, Carolyn Eyer, Louise Alderson, Teresa Boles, Gayle Mackey. Ian White, Roberta, Bright, Lily Ioe, Shirley Hill. Filth row-Marilyn McFaddin. Maelyn Deane, Tadoa Kamiya, Richard Clark. Mac Winn, Konnie .Woodard, Michael Pritchard, Erma Lee Iames, Iudy Cook. Sixth row-Bob McGee, Ray Zouhar. Mrs. Bidwell, advisor: Lynne Shore. . . 'W -1-Q W :. w sm- w ssss N. +1 U5 ,, ,. ' was 9' .N .QR xl, ,:,, . ' ., vw -sf ' M X -X X3 - 1315, M S ,. . .Q ,Q . - 5' S ' ., xi y Q, WX. . hw A ' . M. 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X 3.3.3 . . - 1' - ig 2. 55 -- 5' X 5- 5 ii.: 35-f?1' '25 xllxsms' .X ..Nh X 1. ,.., Q - X. -xi A X X 59- SX WSDNQD . S-Q wx , , Fix ,ggffaf aff' Q X' V3 WWW ffiwjwmw UU M M MQW , f BWIQSP' I ' fgfiijfr ww WM MQW AM if QM? M WW W A ww fp Fam' fm ,ff Xb M Q, Wgfffffw' W V W W f Rigs 3o1Q3i,gm9M1U fyqyfsiaygij wg X Oilfzu g gg Qefiikffwoigw 355255 Mlffiwgbii ...L f X 'iz-2 IQSLQFZ A IQ? Q gm, WWW W jififpw . 109 C'mon, you guys! Let's qo with Central l5l These were some of the sounds heard by our cheer- leaders M Marie Dessert, lune Landis, Meqs lvl a r i n i , and Sheila Fuller. These qirls with their school spirit are the pep behind sports. They qive their time untirinqly to attend all games androot Central's teams to victory. A special thanks to our cheer- leaders for the fine job they have done this year. u Gus Hecxdington Harold Church Nate Beaman Blinn Tenny Bill Cole .fx X A Cf W , 7 Q 1 E . yn , X x X Q XX i g XS 5 K s E X NX X N is XX XV X S X XSX XX Xe X X 1' Q X lsx X X Si Q K Nfl X S X X X ' 'Xxx 5 QW X X X .XXX 9 X px xx wf XXX: .XM-..1-.,:.fg.-53:55XX ww X X X X N XX Q XX X XX X N X X X - . . X -::1.,.,:,,.,.: ....,...,,,,. - X XX X 5 - ,i X I 1 ef Qsx XXX gxkf lg i K. , NX V. . . X XXXXX v Q X xii.. N vli- XXX XQQXX X X 1 . X, X Q -X .X X .X ,Q X WRX . X ww Xx XX X X SX Q X ,xxg '-2: :QQ ai ff F is ff fx !! X Www, ' XX X K 5 X X .X X Y N X , XX- NX Q X X- .XA sg FX . X ,A X' kk N R ' x , X N S X W NNW - xx , A V X X L My , NXX.. .XXXX xxx t XX X ,X .XfX,.5 . H ,. S' X X.: 0 V X xx ' X X - ab . -X ww SQXXX X Fifi:-225 NN-X, 1 - ' ' ' ' X -v'i':::', EE3'fQQ ,,.. ' . X N f NE N N- ' - 'X XF EX XY X X NX ,g XX Sy XXQSQXX is XXXXXX . X X lil X :Xin WV KX b N X ,.,. X M X ,X LQLQ C ,XX ,fx X.QfsfX X . X K' XX ,... x - L 5 i r - k v ,, ? ' . . X x :L X I .,,. . m X A - ,,,.k. X 5 x A' - . K ., WX ,.... ,XXX wx- X .X X, XX Www' 'N X Q XX is ex - X, XX-MQW A 315.1-12 X XXX-X K ,, X-P -' ,. I v X ' --'XX 1 ' X. X XX. .,.,,.. , ,.A., ,. . X . ., XXX X , ,gk I --'f X .-:'::::r-I-e:1.-::5.a:s's:sa. A X ' X QXX XX X xwywx El Centro 1955 FOOTBALL SCORES Coachella ....... ...... l 3 Mission Bay ........ ...... 1 3 I-loltville ........... ...... l 4 Brawley ........ 0 Calexico .... -- 26 I-loltville ..... ...... l 3 Brawley ..... ...... 2 5 Calexico ...... ...... l 3 Claremont .... ...... 5 4 171 Row 1 - Scotty O'Leary, Frank Cruz. Iim Smith, lim Taylor, Lloyd Coit- man, Bill Duilock, Leonard Kilets, George Ramirez. Row 2 - Lester Morris, Iohnny Singh, Pat Har- ris, Henry Gastelum, Frank Davenport, Den- nis Stewart. Iohn Prater, Larry Driscoll, Dennis Hardy. Row 3-Coach Heading- ton, B o b b y McGee, Phil Heald. Tom Cherry, Chris Knott, G a r y Osborne, Ray Garcia, Ronnie Whe- lan, Mike Yslava, Iim McDonald, mgr. Row 4 - Bill Hubbard, George Weston. Bob Stiles. Ron Aspey, Car- los Phelps, lim Davis, Kenneth Harrell, Nick Necochea, Coach Tenny. Larry Driscoll made the All-Valley iootball team for the first time this year. Driscoll, chosen for his out- standing ability as a blocking back, was also Ce-ntral's iirst string quar- terback, piloting the Spartans to a berth in the SCI? playoffs. For his stellar performances throughout the season, George Ra- mirez was a must for All-Valley halfback. This is George's second year on the All-Valley team. In there on every play, George is one ot the players who will be missed next year. Ray Garcia was chosen for All- Valley offensive tackle this year be- cause of his outstanding ability in this field. Because Ray is as big as he is, it was hard for him to be moved out of his place. His fighting ability and determination will be missed next year when the l956 team takes to the gridiron. Waweq Kenneth Harrell played a little bit of everything this year, but from the opinions of the men who pick the All-Valley team, Kenny was best as a defensive tackle. Breaking through the line to stop the oppon- ents for a loss, Nero, as he was called by his teammates, stopped many a touchdown drive. ww X S X - X X X :XX-1: -f-X215 Swmwwx XX , X X W 'V W4 XS N S S N I X l X E . -- ' 1 if 5552 . K- -. . N -Q - X N X iw W Q' FNNXQX ., , Nw - ,.,. X ,,A. J iii X .XXXX X Q, X XS Q - V . - X -XX X A. -- g XXX 9 X X .AX X, Xa x -X: K XXX- A Q. b --X 1--.XX - A X Q :XX X X X, X Qx X A -. X ,, Sw Sr xS.ieXw.' X X if , 1 Es X' X X 5 X X XX X X il X X X A 5 Y XX 3 x XX N Q YQ X S X x J -- XX H -,252 S' X. 'X - ' - Q, 2:2-X . . 2 ' KX X Y Q -as X ,. X 1 S V K -XY., U Q X -:XX V. X ,M X XX .sy - X -X: Xg. X1- X- X X H X- Xi: - :.- Xu, .- as-, X X .,:, wx I 3 :Q v. xqy. SM XX 3 X .- X., ,X X X 1' X 1 ik X 'Q iff'-:XXX .QX ff , X R, 1511132554: -'P '- I-rl 45 Q x X 9 N.. -X .,XXX..E: .. - . X . :- 1 x 1-X ff 5:13. --:s-g:xX- A XXX - .Q ,ffl 'x X ,ij ' ' 5 X Xe ' NX. b X X X X L ., Xxlf: ' X X, xiiii X, Q KX X Q xl . X, . X X- ' X-5 - : XSXJ: t X M V, X X - '- ff-A gf- X . . X . , . X... X X X X - X XX X X 1 . , . X V-T First row-Albert Cosico. Claud Lindsey, Ray Yslava, Bob Llanes, Elgin Bray. Larry Wil- liams, Sam Steckman. Robert Tovars. Gary Agguire. Niaz Mohamed, Henry Calloway. Sec- ond row-Tom Cook. mgr.. Steve Harris, Bobby Macias, Iimmy McGee, Kenneth Yaryan, Lester Foutz. Ronnie Crenshaw. Darrell Stroh. Nona Bonneau. Kenneth Atkerson, Bill Walker. Terry Feuerborn. Third row-Harold Church, coach, Gonzales Ruiz, Tom Eccelson. Bobby Greenwood, Bob McClain, Ioe Smith, Ruben Gastelum, Iohn I-lmbort, Dick Foss. Charles Lott, Garry Paddock. Ioe Wilson. Fourth row-Dennis Darrough. Ray Kellner, Roy Lechner. Iohn Nagel. Mike Fox. Cliitton Johnston, Dennis Loeitel, Richard Atcheson. Donald Bryant. Ronnie Bradley. Rudy Coloma. Coach Hal Church's Bonecrushers captured the junior varsity champion- ship this year, with a six win one loss season. The Bonecrushers' only loss was to Calipatria. Calipat is the only team in the Valley that has no varsity team and so the Hornets always have a strong Iunior Varsity. I-loltville was the only other team that scored on El Centro in a 32 to 19 victory tor the Bone- crushers. 1955 BONECRUSHEIR sconrzs El Centro ,.,,,, Calipatria ..... .... . - 19 0 Yuma II II Yuma Calexico 7 6 26 O 32 I-loltville 19 26 O 13 Brawley ...... O 3 i f W guadihau-ll' Y Q iii S x Q 1 RK S xx .:..., 1 E Q Q x fi-Z. ,::,: H X i rr 5 Q Q- Q b S X S ' sr : A 5 Eg fini X S Q A Q , , in 1 LA :AE .vi X X Q... if 5 X . ,A H 5 . an-fl 1 E llI . A , l3 'f 2 P Q M B3 R451 lggkfrsxqg A Q 5 is 3 'FH 'lm , I ,gfxf Q ann ? sk N :Q ' K F 1 jX U x .- vw. . 1 x.,, R W . N -.k, 1 dx , -X amp A X x R .. ..., x A .X X x X ,..:1s.f '1- N Nrfff- H 'ws X SNS X XX - Qx W' N NN' N XX Q .... X R 1 XX m , '-1 -QL Y . 9, - b , X if vi '--1 'W-' ---- ' X 'I QR au. ll! yung :Q X xv mm,. ,':.L . dv. . - X N v- ' F.. , 4 V H . A - Q: Q v I 1 ' x .iff Ax x 'sf :1 , QA ,z-1 1- 3,2 wi if qv. Q Z fb SX S s ma, z Q ' N ,,., :kv Y x X X ' Q, X: N -Z S.:.:5:35. X .L . lx -. ., QQ Q -Q, N PM . .,:x Q m , .Y,,:: , N . Q ,.,. , Q QM . X' , '- R -P , -X XX Q N ,ws f 5 5:5 -- .f - P RN v 2 N X N125 X X .. s 1 iw- ,, kv . 9.51 NA gg , , N X Y Si-iQ . N , ' 'XY' First row-Adrian Gongora, Danny Sanchez, Dale Mathis. Buddy Quintero. Tommy Car- denas. Scott O'Leary. Second row-Nona Bonneau. Paul Zinn, Bill Cole. coach: Walter Hill. Wayne Pipkin. Bill Walker. Bill Cole, coaching the B team to another victorious season, had a large number of goocl young players. The B basketball team was paced by Scott O'Lear'y', guard, Paul Zinn, center, and Nona Bonneau. Paul Zinn, who is a freshman this year, shows great promise ior his future years in basketball. First row-Coach Hecxdington, Sam Cook, Iohn Nagel, Ray Wong. Ray Carter. Bruce Ienson. Second row-Charles Skates. Bob Cota. Bob Taylor, Nathaniel Icrckson, Ioe Beltram, Ray Arviso. First row-R. M. Howard, Lee Roberts. George Rollcrnd, Rich Alford. Henry Calloway. Second row-Byron Flores. Candito Abea. Dick Cooley. Tom Cook. Ray Stiles. Third row'-Don Veliquette, Coach Headington. First row-Chris Knott. Gary Paddock, Bob McClain. Frank Davenport, Gary Bennett. Mike Pritchard, Bruce Dani, Dick Foss. Second row-Coach Tenny. Steve Chubbic, Mgr.: Mike Yslava. Ray McKenzie, Dennis Hardy, Lester Morris. Ioe Wilson, Don Miller, Ioe Law. Coach Headington. Third row-Dave Barkum. Ioe Smith, Ron Crenshaw. Arthur Iackson. Ron Simpson. Bill Hubbard. Iim Davis, Bill Dutlock. The Spartan track team was very active, traveling to Coachella and Yuma and having several meets here at Central. Many school records have loeen broken this year. , Star track and field men Were: Chris Knott, dash man and shot putterg Dennis Hardy, distance runnerp and Bob McClain, broad jumper. First row-Frank Cruz, Iim Smith. Nona Bonneau. Bill Marsh, Scott O'Leary, Giovanni Bertussi. George Ramirez. Second row-Henry Gastelum, Arvel Smith, Bob McGee. lsmal Din, Larry Driscoll. Ken Yaryan, Niaz Mohamed. Ron Sarrio, Danny Sanchez, Bob Macias. Third row-Coach Church, Pat Harris, Charles Lott, Dennis Loeffel, Clifton Iohnson, lim McGee, Adrian Gongora. The Spartan team again Won the Imperial Valley League Champion- ship. The Spartans were winning from the first of the season with no defeats from Valley teams. Bob McGee, pitcher for the Spartans, was in his best form this year. Ken Yaryan and Bolo Macias were also in there pitching for .El Centro. That little ball of fire, Scott O'Leary, was in the catcher's position this year. Among other outstanding players Were: Larry Driscoll, third hasernanp Frank Cruz, second baseman, lsmal Din, first loasemanp Henry Gastelum, shortstopg George Ramirez, center fielderg lim Smith, right fielder, Nona Bonneau, left fielder. f First row-Lee Roberts, Sam Cook, Iohn Nagel, Elgin Bray, Don Veliquette, Larry Escalera. Second row-Milton Dearborn, Ierry Summers, Bill Walker, Benny Hurd. Iohn Ambort, Eldon Chapman, Ray Stiles. Bruce Iensen, Ray Kellner, lim Iohnson, Henry Calloway. Third row-Tom Cook, Mgr.: Adrian Gongora, Walter Hill, Dale Mathis, George Khan. Byron Flores. Fourth row-Mr. Cole. The Iunior Varsity played only a few qames this season. However, they made a very good showing. The I. V. team brings up the players to the varsity, and from the looks of this year's team, the Varsity will not have to Worry. ,sf David Dickey. Phil Heald. Ron Crenshaw. Bill Hubbard, Ray Zouhar. Bill Duilock. Gary Paddock, Bill Cole. Coach. U Another new sport has been added here at Central. The swimimng team, new this year, is coached by Bill Cole. The team originated out of the summer swimming team sponsored by the city. Since El Centro won most of the events last summer, great hopes are held for this group. 26 1 x Qs? QV . .S :P X. i 1f:::a'.w5gi--- XJ.:- wi 1 -fa X gif X W X 0 2 R X X QQ Q QE. S s v X Q 2 N X f S X 1 X X fk s 4 X X Q X X XXX N, xx 4-if, S 'Q-ii S Xmwxizr. . - .i 4 . MEAN ' 4 wx: xv- -fw-+w-:-wi ' Q - .Qi X 1 - X X P Y 5 9 25 '35 - X ,. 2, , - , . ,A ,A.,:,1 Q .x.,., 1. .4 ,:,:.4.5:,,.E::,,15::.,, ' b Q.-X X swxqx ,. X 'Nw X 'i X Qi ..,.:h. Q '11 ,, , Wwi X X A Sm ' ' -T , ' , 'A Q X Xi fx v 'f Jffiiafdgf MW, X RWM mf ww JW ,Wg MMM AWMQWN wtf, 'QW fbpem ,Qwfl MVN WW UQ!! fyfbmm WWW Wggictwd !7fvfj Six N686 R :Aw ,XS W KSN N iixx NLQM9 Jil XX X E X fy dm ggxgx XSS. M0 T02 Qi? MW: S' Q fdmak I 1 WWZMW fwwwffmfw W W MGM FACULTY MJZMQV aww 00 9 W gjgafgzwf X5 WJ Q? W Q if C ff MNMV S9265 jfwwwwdwykwwwi ig? QNALMNI. , f WMI' wgQQwW M A fgfijfywi fi Cn f 0-6 1 M58 XA Q5 Sgga 5 Rx Q 'wmwv W ww-may Q, S . 5-:Qxug Q vXY5 AQ-:SXT xx '.:: E Qrz .3 X A.'5...N:,::55, . Q xx X X X Nw, . NA :-.::a,:1r:f:1:.,.:SEfEEg:5:1fzl ' X X X ,V Armando Roscx. soc. studies Ann Steinbeck. study hall Cecil Tobin, math. Dorothy Wilson. biology Russell Scott. science K Iohn Steinbeck. soc. studies Eugene Tuback, wood shop Eva Wilson, Eng.. czlg. David Signer. Eng. Blinn Tenney, phys. ed. Iohn Wellborn, math. of f N u W! X V I , P if V I N l X ' I fl ff on A 1' f N . if f J l' ,f X pf X M ' I , l GUY A. WEAKLEY Superintendent I O O -fam kg' A A STANLEY P. MATZEN GEORGE H. PFLEGER Asst. Principal Principal Front row-Iune Smith. payroll: Asa Memmer. business manager: Carole Clark cafeteria accts.. Back row-lane Palrang. financial secy.: Evelyn Stadler. book- keeper. Mice me Virgalene Thompson. attendance: Eva Berry. registrar: Betty Bailey. switchboard Florence Williams. secy. to supt. Lelt io right-Raymond Reeder, trustee: Virgil Corimcm, clerk: Roy Womack. chairman George Kirk. trustee: William Foss, trustee. waleea Zum zz eaiafa ,-ifazafazzea Abatti Agnes ......................,......... 35, 98 Ackley, Virginia ...................,....,......,.. 92 Adams, Barbara ............ 81, 82, 87, 92, 94, 96, 103 Alderson, Louise ..............,........... 92, 105 Alford, Reid. Anderson, Audrey. Aragon, Charles . .....,... .,,. . . .74, 85 Arnett, Phyllis. Aspey, Ronald ............ ......... 8 8, 112 Atkerson, Donald ....... Austin, loe. Bailey, Nelda ........ Banks, Rufus. Barkum, Tony. Bates, Mary lo .......... Belson, Ierry ......... Bennett, Gary ....... 99 104 Berkshire, Sue .................................... Berryman, Floyd. Bierma, Peggy ........ 64, 65, 73, , Black, George. Boles, Teresa ................ Boone, LeRoy. 96, 85, 122 101 80 98, 102, 105, 106 73, 82, 85, 91. 100, 105 Bradshaw, Iuanita ................ 68, 69, 73 Brammer, Danny. Brisbin, Carl. Bristow, Ramona ........ Broome Bud. 92 Burson, Evelyn .................... 80, 92, 102 Burton, Sue ........ 12, 66, 67, 73, 80, 87 Bush, Eddie. 98, 100, 103, 107 Cahaupe, lim .............................. 79, 104 Caldwell, Becky ..... Caldwell, Ronnie ...... Cardenaz Vir inia. , Q Chastain, Tilman. 67 Cherry, Tom .................... 68, 69, 88, 112 Christenson, Beverly ...... 79, 80, 82, 94, Christenson, David. Cobleigh, Alex ......... Coffman, Lloyd ....... Colove, Bill. Conn, Pat ................. Cruz, Estella ............... Daniel, Betty Lee .... Davenport, Frank ...... Davis, Sharon ......... Delp, Logan. Dennis, Lavona ........ Dessert, Marie ..... Dickson, Bob. Dickson, Richie. Doig, Don ..................,.... Do le Wa ne 102, 104 .......74, 78 12 .......64, 87, 96 69 112, 122 105 110 .74, 79, 87, 94, 98, 104, 105 Y I Y - Driscoll, Larry, ............ 88, 112, 114, 124 Duarte, Ernestine. Dutlock, Bill .......... 65, 78, 79, 84, 85, 88, 98, 112, 122, 126 101 Eshelman, Miriam ................ 86, 87, Evens, lse. Eyer, Carolyn ......... Fairchild, Bill. Forsberg, Denny. Foutz, Tony. Franklin, Wanda. Garcia, Ray .............. Gastelum, Sally. Gee, Edmond. Gee, Phyllis ......... Gilbert, Norma ....... Godwin, ilohn. Gong, Mabel ....... Gonzalez, Katy Green, Francine. Grima, Frank. Hamilton, Art. 112, 115 103 80 Hamner, Marilyn .......... ......... 8 0, 92, 94 85 Hara, Robert ........................................ Hardy, Dennis .............. ..... .112, 127 Harrell, Kenneth ............ 8, 88, 112, 115 Harris, Pat ............................,..... 112, lf4 Hasson, Phyllis ............................ 80, C0 Holliman, lerry. Hronopoulos, Penny 80, 87, 92, 96, 99 Hubbard, Bill .......... 8, 88, 112, 122, 124 Hudson, Betty Io .................................... 92 Hudson, Ianet. lrving, Carla ........ 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 80 98, 101, 103, 106, 107 lackson, Ianice. Iamison, W. I. Ieftreys, ludy ....... 80 105 loe, Lilly ................... ....................... Iohnson Iacquie ............ I ..65, 80, 87, 96, 99, 101, 104 105 Kamiya, Tadao ........... .................... Karalles, Marcia. Keating, Lila ............ Kerr, Geraldine ....... Kilborn, Louise ....... Kiles, Otis. King, Harold. 102 Kirby, Norma ................ 80, 92, 96, 101 Koeni Dianna .................................... 73 Q, La Due, Billy. Landis, Iune .......... 80 Ledbetter, Douglas. 98, 100, 105, 110 Liebert, Donna .................................... 103 85 Likos, Iames ......... Long, Charles. Lopez, Pete. Low, Terry .......... Lowrey, Dean. Lucas, Ron ........ 74 Martin, Marcy .......................... ..... 8 6, 92 Martin Mardell ........ 80 82 92 98 94 I Martinez, Virginia. 1 I I 1 Measures, Charlene .................. ........ 9 6 Mitchell, Steve ........ 74, 79, 87, 96, 104 Moore, Delieu ............ 66, 67, 80, 87, 96, Moore, Gregory. Mordah, Bill. 98, 99, 106, 107 Moore, Ieraline ....... ......... 8 0, 86, 103 Moreland, Lynne ........ ............... 7 8, 80 Muzingo, Hollis .................................... 74 McElvany, Carl ............................ 68, 69 McFaddin, Marilyn ............ 8, 79, 80, 87 100, 105 McGee, Bob ............ 62, 65, 88, 98, 105, 112, 124 McGlothen, Vera. McManus, Ricky ........ 66, 67, 68, 69, 105 Najera, Carlos. Nava, Enedina. Necochea, Connie .... 68, 69, 73, 92, 100 Necochea, Nick ............................ 88, 112 Nichols, Dale ............... O'Brien, Geraldine ..,............. 68, 69, 92 O'Hara, lim. Parry, Dora ............. Patterson, Bob. Pechtl, Kathleen .................. 87, 99, 103 Pennington, Fred ....... Phelps, Carlos ......... Phillips, Ralph. Pierson, Ion ...... Powers, Iim. Preciado, Delia. Quintero, Ruben .......... Rabitaille, Ioan .......... 12 .-.--..83, 87, 96 118 73, 80 Ramirez, George ........ 88, 112, 114, 124 Rather, Geraldine. Robinson, Ruby .............. Rochester, Harold. Rogers, Dave. Ruiz, Mary Io ....... Salcedo, Albert. Salazar, David. ........l05 Sands, Donna ............................,.., 80, 86 Shoemaker, Rosella. Shore, Lynne ............ 79, Sietker, David. 80, 87, 96, 98, 99, 104, 105 Simpson, Ronnie ............ 8, 87, 88, 98, 112, 122, 126 Singh, lohnnie ...... ....................... 1 12 Smith, Arvel .......... ................... 1 22 Snively, Sandra ...... ............... 9 2, 99 SnOOk,,,Carolyn ........ ............ 7 3, 82, 92 Spore-,'EdnQ .......... ........... 8 , 87, 92, 96 99, 100 Spycher, Heidi .........,.................,....,,.. 89 Steward, Norma ........ 28, 66, 67, 68, 69 Stewart, Denny ........................,,,. 85, 112 Stewart, Lucille ................ 84, 92, 98, 99 Stiles, Bob ............. .,...,,, 8 8, 112, 118 Stowell, Don ............. .............,........ 7 1 Sweeten, Rondel ....... ...................... 7 1 Swink, ludy ............................ 65, 86, 101 Thomas, Margaret Torrence, Sherilee ................,,.,..,.,,.,,, 99 Trammell, Ida Mae ................ 80, 98, 99, 100, 103 Valenzuela, Delma. Valusek, Eddy ................................ 71, 75 Vaught, Melvin. Volner, Bill .................... 8, 66, 67, 79, 87, 96, 104, 105 Welsh, Ella. Weston, George ...... ................. 8 8, 112 Whelan, Ronald ...... .......... 8 5, 88, 112 White, Edith. White, Shirley ......... Wilkerson, Art. Williams, Nancy, ........................ 92, 101 Wise, ludy ................ 65, 71, 79, 80, 87, 100, 104, 105 Woody, Betty ..................., 68, 69, 92, 98 Worrall, Pam .................... 66, 67, 80, 99 Yslava, Mike ............ 71, 88, 90, 112, 120 Zouhar, Ray ........ 62, 63, 71, 75, 79, 87, 104, 105, 118, 126 W M SW ,B saw Aus f '90 W NF Q! My 'SXSW M ff' oe Sgvfokv QS MMM JJ Q mW,J?5vgapQ?ii 'Lo ggiyvaavfn Wulf WW by FQ Q? YN, NSN ,QE SX L J W C2 V010 L VW W NW QS ,Z lwW o 0 . Yu? ', K . is 10? QM!! of Qiom Q9 Y ZW W 'MP Cl.. - Q .sry li Y R- 'A Wx ww .es M ,, ,N xx . 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Q A Serving E1 oemro since 1919 SIXTH AND BROADWAY - EL 2-1721 1 We noon mn CONGRATULATIGNS sEN1oRs AMERICAN CLEANERS 124 S. SEVENTH ST. EL 2-1633 The Quality of Our Work Is Surpassed by None C1if1ord's Beauty DUARTE'S BARBER SHOP 115 N. Imperial EL CENTBO PHONE EL 2-2707 Shop 131 S. Sth EL CENTRO U N I T E D C O F F E E S H 0 P 719 MAIN EL CENTBO BARNES BUICK Where to Buy It 8th and Broadway - EL CENTBO 569 MAIN STREET EL CENTRO Congratulations to the Class of '56 FROM IMPERIAL VALLEY'S PIONEER RADIO STATION TI-IE LEADER FOR OVER 29 YEARS I O l i E 4 E Q Q 5 5 ! E Q Q 1 I I r 5 3 5 5 E WARREN TURNER REAL ESTATE 260 N. Imperial EL CENTRO PI-IONE EI..qin 2-5671 I. C. PENNEY CO. FIFTH AND MAIN STREETS EL CENTRO ooon LUCK sEN1oRs This Annual Was Produc-ed by Xxll l Iffx X I IIMIIIIITIPQIIIIIF I M21 -l'l-'-I-Ima-:':' I . S.. 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EL V2-6363 EL CENTRO SERVICE FOR YOU Sears-Roebuck 6: Co. 737 MAIN STREET Cottage Food Market Your Neighborhood Store 822 SOUTH SIXTI-I STREET Telephone ELqir1 2-1469 E1 Centro Drug Your Prescription Store SULLIVAN AND GEISLER 495 Main Street-EL 2-3456 EL oENrRo EL CENTRO Delivered I-IARTFIELD'S DCIUY To Your Favorite 607 Mum Sr.-EL 2-2073 Grocery EL oENTBo New Star Food Market I W Eg I II I Q if at the Corner of V D F? , , . : at px 4 IMPERIAL AND BRoADWAY I' BRE? I . u1!E5'l !Ie'i vqlu 'Qu .,.., . reiephone ELqin 2-2884 NOS ' LE CHILES REL RITOS ' BUR ILADA S ' ENCH S DA ASTA TO AS QUESADILL S CO TA ENTRO ELC EL VAQUERCD RNER IMPERIAL CO Imperial Irrigation District . . Publicly Owned WATER and PCVVER WATER AND POWER . . . Imperial Irrigation District, a publicly-owned utility, was organized in l9ll. Under the Water Code of the State of California, it is authorized to serve water for irrigation and domestic purposes, and gen- erate and distribute electric power. It is the largest irrigation district in the Western Hemisphere, with combined assets of more than Sl00,000,000.00 and serving 6,000 water accounts and 29,000 power accounts. IRRIGATION . . . The District operates and maintains more than 3,100 miles of canals and drains, which serve the 500,000 acres of farm lands under cultivation. LOCATION AND AREAS SERVED . . . The District is located in Imperial County, Cali- fornia. There are seven incorporated cities Within the District's boundaries: El Centro, Brawley, Holt- ville, Imperial, Calipatria, Calexico and Westmor- land. Scenic view along All-American Canal. The scene shows a U. S. Highway 80 bridge where it crosses the big 80-mile long canal in the California sand hills area. POWER SYSTEM . . . Present sources of electrical energy for the farms, homes and industries of Imperial Valley are the hydroelectric plants on the All-American Canal, a steam-electric generating plant, a diesel plant, and Davis Dam on the Colorado River. More than 1,050 trained employees are engaged in servicing the area with the water and power that are fused into the life-blood of the Imperial Valley. The development of the great Imperial Valley throughout the years has been contingent on the progress of the Imperial Irrigation District. The bringing into production of additional fertile acres, and electrification of rural and urban areas, have been due to long-range, intelligent planning by Imperial Imperial Irrigation District AllAmericanCanul Power -Awn- Irrigation District. K , S if T Q ..- V. .I . ,-1-. r. - , 'fl - W 'J' 1 .' . 'Eg-'J -': .' sf ,-- . I' Ai 1' I txt Q 1: in. n - xxxxxixxxxxxxuxxxxmxggxxyxxxxxxxgxgxr Y , 'V -xxxxxxxxxxwmmNmxvgxgxxxrlxxxxw.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxbxxxxbxxxxxgu u 'xxx-4. 7 l .-- -- ' i - fr:,s 3 -Q,- fl F J .- --... .. n-- .,-gx,.-.,--,- - ,. ' PS x 5' mx in 5: t -X -, j , to f I My f ix f U1 '51-xv fi' I , ' 7 I 1,7 J VI ' WTP? '15 I . '45 l'f ' -.-Q: -- I !'1,, -Nat 5 K--my . DEQ. 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Make Your Appointment Today We hope that upon the completion of Phone EL 2-4864 your college studies, you will again return to El Centro and the Imperial Valley. PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY SHOP Where the Sun Spends the Winter 115 South Fifth St. El Centro I W. G- DUFLQCK ' ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIAL I COMMERCIAL POWER DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT RENTAL W. A. SCHENIMAN BUSH ELECTRIC PAPER co1vrPANY Inc' Telephone ELqin 2-3171 Phone EL 2-2581 425 - 29 MAIN STREET 1300 N. Imperial Ave. EL ICENTRO EL CENTRO, CALIFORNIA GRADUATE TO ' FROZEN MEAT ' MEAT FOR YOUR FREEZER THE BEST MEAT YOU EVER THAW Niel I-Iorne FROZEN FOODIBANK 427 State -- EL 2-4581 RAY MILLER SALES HARLEY-DAVIDSON, ARIAL, TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLES CUSHMAN SCOOTERS 1517 N. Imperial - E1 Centro Phone EL 2-0418 Adams Bros. Cleaners 675 State Street Phone EL 2-4295 EL CENTRO 1VIcKay's Specialized Brake Service 800 NORTH IMPERIAL Phone EL 2-5381 ARROW SURPI .US STOR1-I 802 N. Imperial Phone EL 2-5727 Complete Line of Surplus Items O HOUSE PAINT O DISHES O CAST IRON WEAR 0 SILVERWARE 0 HARDWARE 0 FOAM RUBBER o GARDEN roors o Koor KANS o AIR MATTRESSES o COLEMAN srovss o COLEMAN LAMPS O CAN TEENS Ju. wi' wiv 5-ww. 1 S Win' r in Y? Q ., .....-......,...A. QQ, Qs A K fv ,X ,gi 7' v S F fa Y ,, M Q, z- -- we x Q , Q- 11 g A H. N uanmnsme 7 CCMPLETE srootq or HARDWARE A Telephone ELqin 2-4750 I 757 Main Street E1 Centro, California I BROCKS Iewelers for Imperial Valley Green I-Iut Cafe DIAMONDS WATCHES REAL MEXICAN Eooo EL CENTRO 817 Main -EL CENTRO Telephone ELQiI'1 2-4184 T1-IE CHRISTIAN SUPPLY STORE I Gift Items 5 1300143 . Novelties Pictures , Re corolinqs PIUQUQS 612 State EL 2-6952 I Manning Lumber Co. HARDWARE, PAINTS and 230 S. 4th-El Centro BUILDING MATERIALS Foster's Telephone ELqin 2-2131 old fCtS1'1101'1 1425 Main Street, E1 Centro Plfeeze ,,- fl.- .AJE - ' ff, W, jlgdlf 1 5-vez fazi riff? 1L!1.iLlEiri?fi-ii THE SIGN OF SERVICE ELqin 2-1341 267 North 8th Street Valley Steam Laundry and Cleaners SINCE 1907 SERVING THE ENTIRE VALLEY 353 Commercial Street or 144 N. 5th Street-E1 Centro PHONE ELqin 2-3131 LEMONS WILEY MORTUARY GOLDEN STATE COMPANY SERVING IMPERIAL VALLEY'S FINEST DAIRY PRODUCTS FOR 38 YEARS 342 Broadway EL 2-6481 Congratulations On Your Graduation AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CC 350 Broadway - E1 Centro Telephone ELgin 2-3185 Bill Volner Service Co. Cigarette Vending Machines Wholesale Candy Cigars Tobacco Telephone EL 2-1831 IMPERIAL C0. REFRIGERATION Not Air Conditioning YEAR RoUND coMPoRT OI' ELq1I'1 2-1255 Iust Ask Your Neighbor 1461 Main Street 331 Commercial EL CENTRO EL CENTRO Telephone ELgin 2-0771 4 we :fam X3 - 4 'TI RESTAURANT I li .......J 1 Lo N 'Ng 612-614 Main Street EL CENTRO I CCt11fOII11Ci P1119 Box MAX RADIO DOC Dlstnbutors Dumont dnd Admird1 TV Orange and New EL CENTRO ELQIII1 2-2181 Telephone ELqin 2-4561 I 107 S' 81h EL CENTRO Fo11oW The Crowd to 1V1EL'S Yours with IOP They' KNOW best! Chevrolet-Cddilldc 623 MAIN ST. We Are Alwoys Prepared To Give Quick Service ot Any Time! R001 Beer-Hamburgers ELqin 2-5591 I 690 Mem S1 EL CENTRO EL CENTRG, CALIFORNIA NW 5 Clements Drug Store D572 P9 EIIJELRY I. R. SCHAUWECKER na Mmm sr. Owner Telephone ELqin 2-2763 522 Main Sf- EL CENTRO l COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT Appliance Sales and Service T Eastman Arqus Stero Realist Ansco Bosley Viewrnaster C L A X T O N Leica Zeiss lkonta CEC CLAXTON, Proprietor Pelereie Revere Machine Shop and Appliance Service CHO Telephone ELqin 2-l2ll 1322 Main Street El Centro, California n 593 Mmm Street T- E1 Centro F 732 MAIN ST OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 8:00 P.M. ALWAYS THE BIGGEST HOME FURNISHING BUYS ELCfin 2-38 l 3 EL CENTRO Visit Stan the Bald-Headed Furniture Man Las Palmas Cafe and Court Motel . . . IN EL CENTRO Personalized HAIR STYLING Mary Ann Beauty Shop 516 Main EL CENTRO FOR REAL MEXICAN FCCD EAT AT La Hacienda Across from the Fair Grounds at Imperial I-Iosts-Raul and Connie Caro TWO E E BLOCK WES Jigg a 5.-lg. of -is E gk F J N f gi NFPA? WW 1 ww? 1 Qy,DES1jHT PR TENS 1 'nuff S-aid! ET N' ' ' XXX ,x44'AR1f .8 YI C' C' '1 22 T 2 2 '1 FOLLOW THE CROWD TLD . .. 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