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

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1958 volume:

,riff ,1-- w Q ., H I Qlwu f 303.14 N M ,mp M D 5595 1WEWWZWWMy 1 4 W' Aw ,F . QB L Hajj fe . j my is 0, J wr ,M ,am W magmmyfpi xg4i?a Fc NP. af MV f V LQ' -QQ 6 xk25SfSS 1 5' 1 ix X N 9 'vw .4 N X EQ N 3 Rs Q? LQ- 77. 'a HM mn 'RK SYS-QE!! 5 wwf W f A 5 XF- R ? TRNQR 43 Rf ' . X Q , L I , r f- it .A A 'A f.cZ?xffQ,2 fQbL. 6 w 3 ' A ,ifwf MWC AQOZVJK 'f1,f'1ofP, T21 N YQ, JO wwf My fam - 'ffik-3 2 if? ff f ALJKJ4 - tfwu-4? 1 bf MZkfWjQwJWqQWk 355 ffiwvfgfvaady K A 24. F? AS- . 1 D f . 60325 C p. BB A fww . , Q , QW ZW 'W W' sf 1 Q' iwm ,mJQ5Jjf,5WQw r 4 3 P, QQ! 0. ,fgitm E kb E '01 no fb Q N Q A T fag? A . QHET' ps ,, -1-'--3,-'av ..f 42332: J N,,u.., 4-V fx: ,, - cf.. gg-v4 -, f-,55,-- 11.-..-- -- T- ,- -r'-H ' in 1 1 .f- fi. ,..N3. ,Q-, ----'j,.i1T2 .,, - - Q Lrisf .rf A WX? -: .QX ,,,31F1i.., A. ,- ,,A., ,m F A . 1, .., M ag., , ,,:,,Em,. , ' P ,' ' fi ' 1 4 . ff 1: ikqx pw! l KL o 4 - A XX P , .fp W MV ia V ,L fi, U VJ mb V! on g 'A mfg 7-L is 00 64 li i X Q , A , 30 00 fs uc gm' 'DS 'S S fk 4 N rv r42,yv0q,il-I? QQ,-bex 7 ff 5-'LZ A0 fo 0 f 0 - D N. v 13' -fir 3 ' D 34' ' QI- Q' 5. Q IQ? pro oofioaf Q0 YMQ .e U7 0 X J ,QD if . V , ,, ., , , ,,,, -N J ...Q-.uf - I of-fs iff? fi P fi! S, E LAM s 55522 if t 1 e QNVJNU -P ssfiosigi MW it Jf'f'fl fgrep , S10 , d'fLL4-Q, l J t 3? Arc X THE LA SOLANA STAFF OF 1958 Roger Lechner ............... Editor Nanci Bennett . . . . Assistant Editor Linda Faure .... . Publications Editor Yvonne Mayfield . . . . . Activity Editor Roberta Kline . . . Organization Editor l Esther Aguilar . . . . . Snapshot Editor Terry Feuerborn . . . . Sports Editor 1 Gayle Sterzinq . . . . Art Editor l Lupe Montoya . . . . . . Art Editor l Sharon Pelletier . . . ...... Editorials Donna Pelton Lois Ackley , lim Lockett Mel Thompson F Diane Ward Dale Freeman W f Gaynel Ramsay X 0 M0 l Herbert Harris . . . . . Adviso i Cecil Hamilton . . . Photographer l ffl ' Imperial Printers . . . Publishers F dw wi 0 V! 7 1' I A 5- Tiff -s wx 4, wg I -.Q Q, n A ,., ..... 11 N3 1 Q , 1 . Vx l f v Q Ns X- -,Z 6- :e , ., ag? fr- ,- , :- Q ' ,Q 'wr . I 4 . 4515 H -- .1 , V .. 7 , H ' .xv , , -y 'W Qu! 's-. 1 ..- f', H2'I 5 . Q - - - N hh, ' . 5 X l Q 4 132. -gin' 1, . 33,51 , ni' I-, :'i,ta' A ' - 4 v, TLT? ,. 1 . H., J' 1 . gr, 'H+ , ,iQ Q. :Aria-25344. .Y A . 1 , 4 - qw. ' df. C wF ff Lai'lf'5 ' '-A' - -. w, K A' v I5 J? ,, '- Egg. X x f :VX X , ,..,,..--H f . , , lx . ,L.,-,. V. , ,. .H .P ' 45 ' ,T q.x:3L+..AY11. ,I .R L I is ,..ys. aB 1 .1333 4? ,LA . Q. i'QJZ' G 'EfF?? s A ,fl 1' tfbx K 116 -1 Wi Ju an NVQ? N L '51 Thls R N-. -, .13 xl -X Wit sift N' rx Xb 3 . 32 Q NX 1 Xa fwfr Q' 1 l Elm T' YXNHLY my bfi lt it XQXM: -X X2 X X X .v. R, X Q4 . w X .x f. 'XIX 5 N, A ,Q . t t . ijgxfi 0 YNG N , -. sl .E , Dedlttate In appreciation for-his eleven years of hard work and unselfish devotion to Central, we are dedicating the 1958 LA SOLANA to Mr. Pfleger, principal and assistant superintendent. He began here as a high school and junior college teacher, a position he held for four years. During the following three years, besides teaching he was vice-principal. The next year he left teaching to become a full-time vice-principal of Central. The last three years here he has been our principal and assis- tant superintendent. At the end of this school year Mr. Ptleger will leave us to attend Indiana University on a fifteen-month fellowship. We wish him luck, and hope that he will one day return. -I ', Q is I' Q. fir. Sam Packwood Superintendent r l V TFLISIEES Left to Right: Robert Burke. William Foss. Virgil Coriman. Raymond Reeder. Herbert Lee 1lEl1'1'1lI'1lSII'E1ll01'1 W' ' Mr. George Pfleger Principal Mr. Stanley Malzen. Assistant Principal Mrs. Eileen Bidwell. Counselor 3 Q' 15:5 V, ,f ' ' lL!! -sr .. 5'-'-. snr e 53' ., f-.r .-'P-H. - , i Q lg' Mr. Van Barnett Science Mrs. Suzanne Bury Physical Education Miss Valmer Desert English Mr. Rex Hamilton Arts Mr. lohn Beery Drivers Education Mr. Harold Church Physical Education Mr. Virgil Fulmer Industrial Arts Mr. Ray Hammack Commercial 4- ral 5' ,I 4 .f - 67 k yd Iv , iz 4 5-5,8 1 x ,L T QL' x -Lir555f::E:!... v .,.: ,ff 3-: ,. i-2 - L. -I 3 ' I I r 1 .-.. fpij Z2i5g . f'.-'Sf'-73' , 'pn Y? r- .' i ' , wdirzfii-':,1-' 'HZ-I-ic' fy- ff FL' - A n I , :- '. fu , '. , Fl. ,g,rlLLl5..:.f I ' ' r , H r ' H efialrsafsg-gE1,1zQ', f - v. if-. - -aqflt . G, r f E M 5 9.1, ,fag gif jf: '1 'I gs Q wt- ' 4 ' f ' M 'Q few fi we fi. 'A1ir.'fa?r-QM' 1' Mrs. Peggy Bowrnan English. Speech Mr. Bill Cole Science, Physical Education Mrs. Ivagene Furguson Social Studies Mr. Herbert Harris Publications. English 483- ge- Mr. Martin Coutant Mrs. Alice Dauer English. Drama English Mrs. Violet Gering Miss Gena Grubb Library English Mr. Kenneth Holmes Mrs. Marilouise Agriculture Hurley Homemaking w 131.1 f 1 A ' ' A . 1' 55, .. , - , A , 3 .. 1 M 'elf -fe f 932525115 ' f 'ff' ziiflemv - , , it Q' . 5 1i7?'u-fajfl Rv' ' f i f , 5 -- I , ,N ' Xa- ig. , .. X . A L i4 5 ' ' , 1 'f-933' . sf. -F' 5 ' Y I -r .f ' f. .55 . -.arg ' ,M '.,- .: AF l f .. Y Q-1wg5'?g: E.Q 215- V gn. 1 -1 'ff 1 -if' . V- , Eel' r . - , if f L 1 fi. i .' - ' 'I ig: T 1 3 ffii xi V , L J V 5: V. . fit 2 ijff2,.1YQT,Q A IU . glkyal Tlx . if s. -grae if fa.. p .. as N- 224 T1 ti E' ,A Marilee Kelsey Mr. H. K. McCracken Homemaking Science Lucile Miller Mr. Peter Miraltian Foreign Language Science r. Kenneth Pipes Miss lane Race Music Arts and Craits Mrs. Mildred Iensen Science Mrs. Nettie McCracken Foreign Language Mrs. Evalena Moore Physical Education Mrs. Olga Bitter I-lomemaking U . Q .asa X. Q . f -Rf.: W' jg -Q ,, . .-.H , fi. -, 4 . : T . . A. 3.- '- H. qi- LEW .an ..' ,-'L .J A95 ....-e- -- -w. , eww 1 an ' .-50354: ,x.93,:S:..,7.' .e , , . - f fg- . V, , ,Y , 5.3.25 .K fu il -. ce 5 e 14:6 ,. .. . H' 4 Q 1 gl! ...M 'w N M. ., . i - A ... 'z S:?5.f2'2?2i-he . :Nikki Q, . Q li, .RMK :3QgQ':ivPf an gg : ' IJ A A f ,, ' X 5 - 1 : K' . f X ee -vt-E11 '-r.: :N . Mr. Roy luclmath U.S. History. Science Mrs. Ruth Martin Commercial Mrs. Ianet Nelson Physical Education Mr. Armando Rosa Civics. Senior Problems ng I Mr. Lawrence Kaser Mathematics Mr. Iose Mendes Foreign Language Mr. Gerald Nickel Mathematics Mr. Robert Rounds English ' 7134! ,jfs , ,--IQ Mr. Bruce Steele Industrial Arts Mr. Max Taylor General Math. Physical Education Mrs. Elsie Aycock English Mr. Earl Seeber English. U. S. History Mr. Robert Shepard English. Cadet Corps Mr. William Stock Commercial Mr. Blixm Tenney Drivers Education. Mr. lay Topper Study Hall Mr. George Train English Mr. Cecil 3l'obin Mathematics Mr. Eugene Tubach Industrial Arts Mr. Ioseph Vogel lndustrial Arts Mr. Daniel Walker Social Studies Miss Dorothy Wilson Science Miss Eva Wilson English. Algebra Physical Education If it were not for our faculty, we students would not have an ed- ucation-sornethinq for which there is no sub- stitute, especially in this generation. They spend countless hours of their own time to provide for our learn- ing. For these reasons our untold appreciation is extended to the teach- ers here at C.U.H.S. lean Rose. registrar: Evelyn Stadler. bookkoeper: ludy Lucas, attendance: Ginger Clon- denin. attendance: lane Palrang. student body secretary: lune Smith. pay roll: Carol Ellison. receptionist: Stanley Matzen. vice-principal: A. G. Mdmmer. business manager: Florence Williams. superintendents secretary. g s sns 7 s cigfff 5551455 4942, ,rt-e 1955! f77'4 5 ff ' - l DPQCB PDR UE WW C' fn ' f , Zvi, ' af! G4-aj !S, 1-L GUMMISSIUNERS The student body officers, the Commissioners, have been busily fulfilling their duties this year. Some of these are: holding Student Body elections, solving problems which arise on campus, and regulating extra-curricular activities. The main achievement during the year was the clean-up campaign. This campaign could not have been carried out it it hadn't been for the interest taken by the students, and their co-operation with the Commissioners to keep the campus clean. Future plans are: organizing a Student Court, buying class gifts, installing a new P.A. system, and taking care of any problems which arise. Lett to right-Row 1: Cynda Barrett. girl's vice-president: Lois Forsberg. publicity: Sue Percival. treasurer: Katherine Baker. secretary: Linda Faure, publications: Barbara Moore. girl's welfare. Row 2: Michael Pritchard. president: Roger Lechner. boy's welfare: Dale Mathis. athletics: Dennis Loeffel. boy's vice-president: Stanley Matzen. advisor: Phil McGhee, halls and grounds: Ioel Kramar. house manager. .Q . . JL.fQ.sli lil MB1T10l lHlT1 Donald Bryant - Bill Hurst So live, that when thy summons comes to join The innumerable caravan, which moves To that mysterious realm, where each shall take His chamber in the silent halls of death, Thou qo not, like the quarry-slave at night, Scourqed to his dungeon, but, sustained and soothed By an unfalterinq trust, approach thy grave Like one who wraps the drapery of his, couch About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams. --William Cullen Bryant EDI'l'0R'S FAREWELL Fellow Students, In these last few days of school, with the class of 58 giving its farewells to the school, it is the hope of me and the staff that this book will hold lasting memories of CENTRAL HIGH. It has been my privilege to work for two years on the LA SOLANA, and it has been an honor that I served as editor this year. It is a wonderful but bewildering thought to know that after tour wonderful years we are at the top and will soon be out on our own. Although we are leaving it is nice to know we will be 1 't d b I , . nvi e ac : to attend the highlights we know so well. I wish my fellow Seniors all the luck in the world. I know that all Seniors wish lots of luck to underclassmen, who have been our friends and class- t d ma es an who will take our place at CENTRAL in the years to come. May God help you find your way through life pleasant and happy. Sincerely yours, Roger Lechner Editor, La Solana iff wltfftw if if ,INK film N lit? lrflfllllf ia .h ,, Q , A.,.....,,..,I mv' X x X I 1 I Q Q' Vg! J A g if: 1f-A.- 1 1958 f!T 'i5fr5r?frf , W ll 5- F 1 QW gg. 436,49 Left to right: Gayle Sterzing, sec- retary: Marilyn Miles. treasurer: Roberta Kline. cheerleader: David Dickey, president: Bill Simmons. vice-presideni. Not shown Mar- sha Belch Bryani. cheerleader. SENIOR CLASS The seniors have had an active year. This year they put on Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew, and gave the Senior-Return with a Hawaiian theme. The gift to the school was black stage curtains which the senior home- making class made. The school year was finished up with the annual ditch day and graduation. rim, .3 1 X C' ix-'Q , -,-,343 lm' 'N Q I ..- '3 , X , C, ESTHER AGUILAR Lingo Activities: Red Cross 55-58, Pres. '58 Ir, Class Play Student Director Favorite Saying-Fushi Weakness-Diamond rings Pet Pe-eve-Trying to sing in the Glee Club Ambition -A mad scien- tist's wife RACHEL ARAGON Kitten Activities: Pan American Dance QFOUP Y-Teens GAA Favorite Saying- . . and 'Weakness-Calexico boys Pet Peeve-A Iunior boy with a maroon Mercury Ambition-Iuvenile officer SENIURS LOIS ACKLEY Wort Activities: FHA 55-58, Pres. and Section Secretary CSF 5658 Publications 57-58 Favorite Saying-Oh Gollyi Weakness-Chocolate Candy Pet Peeve-People who make jokes about Texas Ambition-Nurse KATHERINE BAKER Kathy Activities: Sec. ol Student Council Class Sec. 55-56. 56-57 CSF 56-58 Favorite Saying-Oh! funny. funny! Weakness-Boys who drive blue Fords Pet Peeve-People who don't take me seriously when I am serious. Ambition-A teacher IO!-IN AMBORT Hambone Activities: Varsity Football-56-58 I.V. Football 55-56 Varsity C Favorite Saying - Look at the girl Weakness-Horses that don't mn fast Pet Peeve-A woltus Ambition - A happy mar- ried man RAYMOND ARVISO Activities: Track 55-58 Varsity C 56-58 Favorite Saying-Well, I tried. Weakness-Aggressive girls Pet Peeve-Esther not ready in the morning Ambition - An accountant or engineer IOE BELTRAN Baby Face Activities: Basketball D 54-55 Basketball C 55-56 Favorite Saying--Pelon Weakness-A girl in Cal- exico Pet Peeve-- Curly and Reina Ambition-A State High- way Cop CONNIE BENNETT Activities: CSF FHA Girls Glee Club Favorite Saying--Howdyl Howdy! Weakness-F. O. D. Pet Peeve-Bad Grades Ambition-Homemaker SENIURS CYNDA BARBET Cindy Activities: Commissioner of Publi- city and Girl's Vice President, 56-58 CSF 56-58 GAA 55-58, Sec. 56-57 Favorite Saying-Ohl darn Weakness--Trying to make decisions Pet Peeve -- The traditions oi Central Ambition-Housewife THOMAS BESHERS Tomi Activities: Boy's Chorus Favorite Saying-I just don't understand. Weakness-A certain blonde Pet Peeve-Bashful qirls Ambition-MD. CONNIE BEAVER Conner Activities: NFL Student director Iunior and Senior Plays GAA 54-58 Favorite Saying-Oh, joyl Weakness-Little red sports cars Pet Peeve-Some one who always agrees Ambition--To work and live in France LESLIE BLACKMAN Heidi Activities: Senior Class Play Iunior Class Play NFL Favorite Saying-Reallyl Weakness-Larry Pet Peeve-Gossip Ambition-to be near L.A. BONNIE BENNETT Bunny Activities: Home Economics Art Guild Favorite Saying-None Weakness-Cherry cokes Pet Peeve-Freshmen Ambition-A homemaker GIOVANNI BERTUSSI Gio Activities: Varsity C 56-58 Varsity Baseball 56-58 . Freshman Basketball 54-55 Favorite Saying-I ain't lyinql Weakness-Girls with short hair Pet Pe-eve-Guys that think I'm lying. Ambition-A retired young man DWAIN BORNT Activities: Assistant drum major Boy's Chorus Vice Pres. Track Weakness-A certain red head Pet Peeve-A certain Saxophone player Ambition-Manual Arts teacher ROBERTA BRIGHT Bobbie Activities: CSF 54-56, Secretary 56, Treasurer 55-56 Thespians NFL Favorite Saying-Hey, Ioyce! Weakness-Sitting in the sun instead of doinq homework. Pet Peeve-People who act dumb Ambition-To be the owner of a red Ford convertible 1-f, f ' y.?-ggrzgfy SBNIURS IUDY BLAKE Gleeps IERRY BLAND Arkxe Activities Favorlte Saying Whats None to eat Weakness A certain Weakness Marty sailor Pet Peeve-People who Pet Peevw-Giqqly people laugh at my car Ambition A bride Ambition Government requlator of the carbon P4-i'ff2jt ized resuscitator of an Ma' oscilatmq reactivator asm tditch diqqerl -'Ffa IAMES BROWN IOHN BROWN DIANNE BRADY Favorite Sayinq-I know ii. Weakness-That which enables me to be weak Pet Peeve--People who never listen Ambition-A success as a business woman CHRISTINA BROGLE Chris Activities: Glee Club 54458 FHA 55-58 Favorite Saying-Oh, really? Weakness-The Swiss Club Pet Peeve- Gossip Ambition-Housewife Ceventuallyl ii 5 E, i SANDRA BUHOW Burney Mm-onie Activities: FPA Art Guild Favorite Saying-How tall is your brother? Weakness-Big purses and tall men Pet Peeve-Short boysll Ambition-To be married SHARON BURT Activities: GAA 54-58: manager 57-58 CSF 57-58 Pre-Nursing Club 56-58 President 57-58 Favorite Saying -Where's my wallet? Weakness-Eating prunes third period. Pet Peeve-A certain first soprano Ambition-A nurse for a millionaire vid -Q---r MARS!-IA BELCI-I BRYANT UM I.. Activities: GAA '54-'57 Y-Teens 54-58 Senior Class Cheerleader Favorite Saying: I was here, I just came in tardy. Weakness-To keep my hair one color. Pet Peeve-Gossips Ambition-Beautician KENNETH BUCHANAN nc 0 I H.. Activities: FFA 54-58 Favorite Saying--Get off my back. Weakness-Girls irom Guam, Hot Rods, water Pet Peeve-Transmissions Ambition-Lab Technician CONSUELO BURROLA URS 7 GEORGE BUSCH DIETER BUSS KATHY BURTON MARY A. CARRILLO Activities: GAA 54-58 Iunior Class Play Senior Class Play Favorite Saying-I wish Ray was here. Pet Peeve-Army barbers that cut off curly hair Ambition-A good wife for Ray and a Teacher SALLY CASE Long Tall Sally Activities: Y-Teens Favorite Saying-Oh Sharon Weakness-L. A. Pet Peeve-Unshaven boys Ambition-Model DONALD BYRAM Don Favorite Saying-No kidding . W?akness-Girls' named o EDWINA CALDWELL Eddie Activities: Freshman Class Sec. Iunior Class Play Pet Peeve-Girls with lonq School Sonqleader hair. Favorite Sayinq-Boy Ambition-Bank President howdy Weakness-Chocolate candy Pet Peeve-People who make jokes about Texas Ambition-Nurse or teacher SENIDRS i RICHARD LEE CEDEHSTAFF WANDA CLAYTON MARY Y. CARRILLO ROBERT CASKEY 'Zeldel Activities: Men's Chorus Favorite Saying-Gosh a'miqhtyl Weakness-Diesel engines Pet Peeve-Race cars Ambition-Diesel mechanic and operator STEVEN CHUBBIC Activities: Amps 5456 IV football 55-56 IVF T 57-58 Favorite Sayinq-Ccm't live forever Pet Peeve- Women drivers Ambition-Enqineer PAUL BERRYMAN SENIDRS BRENDA CHILDERS TOM CHILDERS Tom Activities: Activities: Bookworms FFA 55-58: reporter Favorite Soyinq- Dog 56-575 Pres. 57-58 Weakness-A horse Pet Peeve--Living in town IV Football 5557 .Varsity Football 57-58 Favorite Saying-l reckon Weakness-Girls that know cx lot about lots of things. Pet Peeve-Sputnik Hubcaps Ambition-To be an educated farmer. I-'RANK CRUZ GARY DANIEL BILL CLARK Willy Activities: FFA 54-58 Favorite Saying-Well, what did I say? Weakness-Hubcaps Pet Peeve-Cold hands Ambition-Playboy WILLIAM CREED S EN I UR S RITA DeBERRY Speedy Activities: Glee Club 55-56 Favorite Saying-Crazy man! Weakness-Big ears Pet Peeve--Socials Ambition-Court Stenographer GURDIT DHILLON Favorite Saying-That's life Weakness-Girls and good food. Pet Peeve-Conceited people. Ambition-To he a good citizen. NONA DA PBOND DOROTHY DAUGHERTY DAVID DICKEY Duke Activities: Senior Class President Varsity Track 56-58 CSF 57-58 Favorite Saying-Baja bound. Weakness-Guard rails Pet Peeve-Interior people with superiority complexes Ambition-To be an electronics engineer who builds our satelite DEBORAH DICKEY Debbie Activities: GAA: manager 56-575 Pres. 57-58 Y-Teens 54-58: V.-Pres. 55-56 55-56 Inter-Club Council Vice Pres. 55-56: Treas. 57-58 Favorite Saying-Oh gosh! Weakness-Tall boys with nice cars. Ambition-PE teacher AL DES MAZES SUZANNE DICKENSON Sude Activities: CSF: Pres. 57-587 Lite Member Band: Student Director 57-58: Sec. 55-56 Senior Class Play Favorite Saying- Pobrecito Weakness-Beethoven's 5th Symphony Pet Peeve-Impromptu speeches Ambition-To play in a symphony orchestra Activities: GAA 54-58 Favorite Saying-Party time Weakness-Tall blond GUY Pet Peeve-People who chase rainbows Ambition-Merchandiser BOB DORITY Dirty Activities: Band 54-585 Drum Major 58 Basketball 54-56 Favorite Saying-Earline Weakness-Brunettes Pet Peeve-My liver Ambition-To be rich 'YUM liltitif, 'Wfftfit NANCY DICKINSON Nan ELIZABETH DIEMOZ Pickle- Puss Activities: GAA 56-57 Favorite Saying-Crazy Weakness--Levis, sloppy shirt and pony tail Pet Peeve-Gossip Ambition-Hair stylist IDRS Alai S E N LENA DURAN Baseball 57 Favorite Saying-You know what l mean. Pet Peeve-Girls with LARRY ESCALERA Eskie LINDA FAURE Granny Activities: Activities: Band 54-58 Commissioner of Publications 57-58 Treasurer of NFL 57-58 CSF 56-58 IOYCE DOWELL Io-lo Activities: Y-Teens 54-55 GAA 54-55 Favorite Sayiriq-Oh, go iump! Weakness-Food Pet Peeve-People who can beat me at draqqinq Ambition-Teacher DANIEL EDWARDS Dunes Activities: Band 54-58 Band President 57-58 Dance Band 55-58 Favorite Saying-If you study the psychological aspect of it. Weakness-Progressive jazz Pet Peeve-Uncombed hair and dumb bloncls Ambition-Away from people v-5,1 pony tails Ambition-Electronic engineer Favorite Saying-lt is impossible. Weakness-A certain Aztec Pet Peeve-Liars Ambition-A nurse IAMES FISHEL TERENCE FEUERBORN ...renyu Activities: Senior Play Football 54-57 Trcxck 55-58 Favorite Saying-What I mecm is . . . Weakness-Cars and girls Pet Peeve-51 Mercury Ambition--Somebody EVANGELINE FIERRO URS BYRAN l-'LORES IOYCE PARKER LOIS FORSBERG Lo Activities: Commissioner. of publicity 57-58 Y-Teens S4-587 Oiiicer 54-58 GAA 54-58 Officer 56-58 Favorite Saying-Very good. Weakness-Thcxt certain boy Pet Peeve-People that make up stories Ambition-Home Economic Teacher RICHARD FLETCHER MARILYN FLOWERS IANICE EDLIN ROSS GALLEN Activities: NFL President 57 58 Speech Team 55-58 NFL 56-58 Favorite Saying-To be fair is the essence of truth. Weakness-None Pet Peeve-Pseudo intellectuals Ambition-Lawyer refs.. if SBNIURS DICK FOSS Baia Activities: Varsity Football 57 Varsity Track 57-58 Senior Class Play Weakness--A certain girl Ambition-Certified Public Accountant ft' ANITA FOUTS l outsy Activities: Song leader 57-58 Y-Teens 56-58: Musician 57 GAA 5657 Favorite Saying-So- Weakness-Ronnie Pet Peeve-Air Force women Ambition-To be successful TW VJ 'K' RUBEN GASTELUM IUDITH GARDNER Iudy Activities: GAA 56-58 Shield Staff 56-57 Y-Teens 56-57 Favorite Saying-Oh, I feel devilish today! Weakness-Dancing Pet Peeve-People who are on time Ambition-Piano teacher Thunderbird Activities: Band I, V. Football Varsity Football Favorite Saying-lt's .T-Bird time. Weakness-Getting up in the morning Pet Peeve-Stuck up chicks Ambition-A success in life, and not night lite. SHIELA FULLER LINDSEY Skinner Activities: School Cheerleader 55-58 GAA 54-58 Manager 56-57 Y-Teens 54-58, Pres. 55-56, Treasurer 56-57 Favorite Saying-Oh yah Weakness-Claude Pet Peeve-Brawley's football team Ambition-An Air Force wife ROSEMARY GARCIA Activities: GAA 54-58 FBI Y-Teens Favorite Saying-But honey! Weakness-David -Pet Peeve-People who say what is none of their business Ambition-Elementary Teacher rx PAT GROVE Baby Activities: Y-Teens 57-58 Favorite Saying-It's party time. Weakness-A certain unmentionable someone. Pet Pee-ve-Malicious Gossips Ambition--An educated bum MARGARET HACKER SENIURS IERRY LLANES Sleepy Favorite Saying: How come? Weakness: Knowledqe and celebrations Pet Peeve-Not hearing the word WHY asked more often Ambition--A scientist like no other 1-Q Q9 fl if It PEGGY HAMM Peg Activities: GAA 54-58: Officer 57-58 FBI NFL Favorite Saying---Cotton picken' Weaknesselk certain boy Ambition-Teacher ELI GRANILLO KI MARIORIE AU 'Iackieu Favorite Sayinq-Cut it out! Weakness!A certain person Pet Peeve-Certain thinqs Ambition-Airline Stewardess or Beauty Operator STEVE HARRIS Hyme Activities: Varsity football 56-58 Thespiaris 57-58 NFL 56-58 Favorite Saying-Oh yeah? Weakness-Snow Pet Peeve-Fords Ambition-Entertainer LAURENCE HARTZOG Lcxddie Activities: lunior and Senior Class Plays Thespians NFL Favorite Saying-So what? Weakness-Anything with wheels Pet Peeve-Noisy people Ambition-Mad scientist sf.'z1'i' 1:2 L-ff' 2 T- ELAINE HARRIS Lui.nle Activities: OGA 57-58 Favorite Saying-Wish I had a Volvo. Weakness-Food Pet PeevwPink and recl Ambition-Manager of a Volvo company MANUEL GATLIN Okie Activities: Boys Chorus Swim Team Bongo Lords Favorite Saying-Be nice Weakness-Blondes, Red and white tigers. Pet Peeve-Golden apricots Ambition-A good ???? SENIURS IULIA HARRISON Ra'u.nche Activities: GAA 54-58: Officer 57-58 Y-Teens 54-58 OGA 56-58 Favorite Saying-That's a hassle. Weakness-Len Pet Peeve-Two-timers Ambition-Shorthand teacher LON HARVEY BETSY HERRIN Betsy Activities: School Cheerleader 57-58 GAA, Manager 55-56: Treasurer 57-58 Y-Teens, vice Pres. 57-58 Favorite Saying-In psychology it says! Weakness-Dancing Pet Peeve-Arguments Ambition-To be Mike's wife ROYCE HINSON Hinson Activities: Senior Class Play Thespians CUHS Chess Club Favorite Saying-More Weakness-Liz Pet Peeve-War Ambition-Engineer ALVIN HUTCHESON CARL HYATT CAROLYN HOSHIZAKI Tootsie Activities: GAA 54-58 Art Guild 54-58 Glee Club 54-58 Favorite Soyinq-No huh-oh Weakness-Icy blue eyes SUE HUDSON Susie Activities: Y-Teens 54-58 GAA 54-58 Bcmd Mcxiorette 54-55 Favorite Soyinq-I'm qoinq with the qirls tonight. Weakness-Blue eyes Pet Peeve-Being on time Pet Peeve- 'People who Ambition-Cosmetoloqist tcxlk too much NI Ambition-Secretory URS CAREL HYATT IEBLINE IOAQUIN Il Activities: Y-Teens GAA Varsity Glee Club Favorite Sczyinq-How crcxzyt Weakness- -Boys Pet Peeve-eBoys AmbitionHModel ond housewife LINDA GRANT EDWARD IOE Favorite Saying-Oh, shoot! Weakness--Everythinq Pet Peeve-Blobber mouths Ambition-Strong in everything IOHN PYLE MIKE KIENER SBNIURS BARBARA IOHNSTON Barb Activities: Y-Teens 54-56 Favorite Saying-Oh! Later! Weakness--The group tour Pet Peeve-Empty Pitchers Arnbition+Race driver CLIFTON IOHNSTON Sea Diver Activities: Varsity Baseball Varsity Football Varsity C Favorite Saying-Why? Wealcnessfgharon Pet Peeve-1952 Plymouths Ambition-Pro-Baseball Player MARY ANN KOTTKE Minnie Moon Activities: OGA Favorite Saying- Oh. rain on ya. Weakness-Black wavy hair Pet Peeve-Mustaches Ambition-Successful business woman and wife ' eg.. ROBERT KRUGER i i RICHARD KEESEE Activities: Iunior and Senior Class Play Thespians 57-58 Art Guild 55-56 Favorite Saying- Honestly Weakness-Fishing and hunting Pet Pe-eve-A neighbor Ambition--Chemical Engineer ROBERTA KLINE Betta Activities: CSF Iunior and Senior Class Cheerleader GAA 54-58: Treas. 56,57 Favorite Saying- Oh, you're funny! Weakness-A certain guy Pet Peeve-Hunting and fishing. Ambition-Home Economics Teacher 3 t MATTIE LAY Iaclcrabbit Activities: GAA 54-58 FHA S4-58 Y-Teens 54-58 Favorite Saying- Darn iii Weakness-Tacos Pet Peeve-None Ambition-Typist ROY LECHNER Extra Point Activities: Varsity Football 57-58 Varsity C 57-58 Class Vice Pres. 57 Favorite Saying-None Weakness-That which enables me to be weakened. Ambition--Something worthwhile SBNIURS IOE LAW WILLIE LAWSON Activities: Activities: Senior Class Play Track Varsity Basketball Mgr. Favorite Saying- Surel 55-56 Weakness--Civics Imperial Valley Flying Pet Peeve-Quiet girls Teens 57-58 Ambition-Teacher Favorite Saying-Hey, this tube is OK. Weakness-Radio Stations Pet Peeve-Red light on final approach Ambition-Electronics Engineer PATRICIA LEWIS Pat MARTHA LIKOS Marty Activities: Activities: Y-Teens 54-55 Class Cheerleader 55-56 Favorite Saying--Ouchl Weakness-Sales Pet Peeve-People who copy GAA Manager 56-57 School Songleader 56-57 Favorite Saying-Oh, my sister makes me so mad! Weakness-Cindy and blue eyes Pet Peeve-Friends who talk about you when you are not there. Ambition-A model gg:-M ROGER LECHNER Dodqie' Activities: Commissioner of Boy's Welfare 57-58 Assistant Editor of La Solana 57 Editor ot La Solana 58 Favorite Saying- Be quiet, girl Weakness-Sports Pet Peeve-People who look at engagement rings when they're not engaged. Ambition-A controller and regulator of internal affairs fCop5. SUN WAH LEE Favorite Saying- l-Iello' Weakness-Girls Pet Peeve-A city below the border Ambition-Farmer HM LOCKETT The Pedant Activities: Senior Play Editor of the Shield Band 55 Favorite Saying-l.et's qo to the radio station. - Weakness-That Combo music CHARLES LOTT Charlie Activities: Varsity Baseball and Football 56-58 Iunior and Senior Class Plays Varsity C : Sec.-Treas. 57-58 Favorite Sayingf Whata ya say man? Weakness--Athletics Pet Peeve-Athletes that drink Ambition-Head football coach at 'El Centro and beat Brawley. ANTONIA LLANES IOHN LOCKE Censored Activities: Senior Class Play Frosh Football C Basketball Favorite Saying- Hey, QUYIH Weakness-Tickets and dented fenders Pet Peeve-A certain girl driver Ambition-lniuneer SENIURS ELIZABETH MCBRIDE Lizzie Activities: Shield Staff 56-57 FHA 54-55 Iunior Red Cross 54-55 Favorite Saying- I'll just die! Weakness-Mexican food Pet Peeve-Conceited people Ambition-Teacher ROBERT McCLAIN Brud DENNIS LOEFFEL Moose Activities: Commissioner Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Favorite Saying- Seeyou around if you don't turn square. Pet Peeve-Old hens who think they are sharp- chicks Ambition-Assistant to Alfred E. Neuman MARIORIE McxcGU'IR.E Marie Weakness-Clothes Pet Peeve-People stuck on themselves. Ambition-Optometrist i 1 LYNDA McHENRY Girl Activities: Senior Class Play Iunior Class Play Thespians 57-58 Favorite Saying-Que paso? Weakness-Drive-Inns Pet Peeve-People who look the other way when l'm talking. Ambition-Psychiatrist ROGER MCMANUS Proxima Activities: Senior Class Play Thespiaris Speech Team Favorite Saying-Pray tell Weakness-Peroxide and juicy gossip Pet Peeve-People who s read rumors about me P Ambition-Actor on the stage in the Belgian Congo. IIM McDONALD Iimmie PHYLLIS McEUEN Do Do Activities: Activities: Varsity Football 55-57 School Sonqleader 56-58 Manager CSF Varsity C 56-58 Pep Club, president 58 Favorite Saying-Back off. Weakness-Girls Pet Peeve-A person who is always smiling Ambition-A successful businessman 3: as n r. IACQUELINE MAHANA Imelda Activities: Art Guild GAA Favorite Saying- How about that? Weakness-Chocolate candy Pet Peavey-Boys that are late Ambition--Homemaker -1 .t. t junior Class Cheerleader Favorite Saying Chances are . . . Weakness-College men Pet Peeve-People who ' talk too much Ambition-Successful housewife and mother IDRS RALPH MANNING Ralph-E-Poot Activities: Thespians 57-58 Chess Club 54-55 Weakness--Parking Pet Peeve-Forgotten ideas Ambition-Noted writer - WAYNE MCKENZIE ROBERT MACIAS Kafarzfii w. -err?-'f' ,, fi DON MILLER Don T Activities: Freshman Class Pres. Thespians - President Iunior Play Favorite Saying- Fords aren't cars. Weakness-A certain girl in Long Beach Pet Peeve-People who bring me their problems Ambition-History Teacher GLEN MILLER Canadian Wet Activities: CSF 55-58 Senior Class Play NFL 58 Favorite Saying-- l just ilunked Physics again. Weakness-Perfection Pet Peeve-Superiiority complexes in interior royalty. Ambition-Aeronautical Engineer SENIURS YVONNE MAYFIELD MARILYN MILES Lynn Chicken Activities: Senior Class Play Y-Teens 54-58 La Solana: Activities Activities: Senior Class Treasurer Thespians Editor 57-58 .Y-Teens Favorite Saying-- Oh, boy! Favorite Saying- Sue, I'm going to tell. Weakness-Blue Uniforms Pet Peeve-People who don't want to eat when I do. Ambition-First space patrol girl BARBARA MOORE' Barb Activities: Commissioner oi Gir1's Welfare Y-Teens 54-58 GAA 54-58 Favorite Saying- Sol Weakness--Sweet guys Pet Peeve-Skinny people Ambition-Airline Stewardess Weakness-Spanish food Pet Peevz+People who say l know it. Ambition-Good qolt player SUE MORDAH Monkey Activities: GAA 54-58 CSF 54-56 Senior Class Play Favorite Saying-Yvonne, don't you danel Weakness-Teasing Yvonne about her love life. Pet Peeve-People who start rumors that I'm engaged. Ambition-First girl in outer space ELIZABETH MILLER Liz Activities: Girls Glee Club: Rep. lnter-Club Council, Student Director Vice- President CSF: Vice President NFL Favorite Saying- Pedal harder, Royce! Weakness-Royce Pet Peeve-lrresponsible people Ambition-A Teacher LUPE MONTOYA Kitty Activities: Publications Iunior Red Cross 55-58 GAA 55-56 Favorite Saying- You better believe it! Weakness-Iohnny Pet Peeve-Show-offs Ambition-Housewife ION NIEDFELT RUBY OTT 'Boney Moroney' Activities: GAA 54-55 FHA Y-Teens 54-55 Favorite Sayinq-Where's Raunchy? Weakness-Sexy clothes and fancy hair-dos Pet Peeve-Driving around the El Vaquero Ambition-Beauty Operator ons IIM MORDAH MARY MOSLEY GARY PADDOCK Long NADINE PAGE Snooks Iqhn Favorite Saying- Gosh! Activities: Weakness-Clothes Varsity C Pet Peeve--None Band Ambition-To be a nurse Football, basketball, track Favorite Saying- Crazy man, crazy! Weakness-Food Pet Peeve--Blondes with ponytails Ambition-To be a success ZILDAH NORTH NANCY OWENS Tubs Activities: FHA GAA Favorite Saying- Huh Ioyce. Weakness-Food Pet Peeve+Girls with qood figures Ambition-Good house- wife 1 SHARON PELLETIER Turtle Activities: School Cheerleader 57-58: Head 58 Y-Teens 57-58 GAA 55-587 Manager 57-58 Favorite Sayingw Let's have a party! Weakness-Good imalel dancers Pet Peeve-Those mean t?l Freshman boys, Ambition-A success SUE PERCIVAL Nez Activities: Student Body Treasurer 57-58 GAA 54-585 Manager OGA 56-57g Vice Pres. Favorite Saying- Oh, Crum! Weakness-Clothes Pet Peeve--People who call me pie face. Ambition-To be Cl success Q-fi' CAROL PARKER Butch Favorite Saying- Get out oi my life! Weakness--A certain guy from Oklahoma Pet Peeve-People who say tl'iey're going to do something then don't. Ambition-Randy's better half SENI ROBERT PATA URS RWIESFETEW 1 , MIKE PETREE Pete Favorite Saying Man like you bugging me! Weakness-Carole Pet Peeve-House trailers AmbitionfGeorqe Gobel's rival GARY PHILLIPS DONNA PELTON Jinx Activities: OGA: President Inter-Club Council GAA Favorite Saying-' ' Hey, lo-Io! Weakness-Smooth talkers Pet Peeve-People who confuse me with facts Ambition-To be in L.A IANICE PETERSON APOLONIA QUINTERO ERMASTINE HANDLE MICHAEL PRITCHARD UMHN.. Activities: Student Body Pres. 57-58 CSF 55-58 Varsity C 56-58 Favorite Saying-Perhaps Weakness-She knows who she is. Pet Peeve-My own inadequacies. Ambition-Psychologist -A f Q A it 1 Sli if i MARY ANN RAYMOND Barracuda Activities: Y-Teens .Favorite Saying- I'm hungry. Weakness-A certain kind of shaving lotion. Pet Peeve-Feeding my ameba Ambition-A housewife raising blond-haired kids. IOHN PYLE Iohnny Activities: Cadet Corps Favorite Saying- That will be the clay. Weakness-Sports cars Pet Peeve-My car Ambition--Fireman URS DENNIS REEVES Denny Activities: IVFT 57-58 Senior Class Play Favorite Sa ing- Who, Y me fly? Weakness-Girls who qo flying with me. Pet Peeve-Girls who won't qo flying with me. Ambition-Air Force Iet Pilot IOE RAMSAY Ramsay Activities: Agriculture Men's Chorus Favorite Saying- Hey, ignorant! Weakness--Girls Ambition-Vice President of the U.S. SHIRLEY RANDOLPH Randy Activities: Glee Club 54-55 La Solana Staff 55-57 Favorite Saying- You better believe it. Weakness--Don Pet PeevsPPeople who are always late Ambition-Secretary an housewife d DANNY ROBBINS IACK RUIZ SBNIDRS IAN ICE REFON GRACE SALAZAR Activities: Yearbook staff 57-58 OGA 56-58 Iunior Red Cross 56-58 Favorite Saying- You're terrible! Weakness-Iohn Pet Peeve-People who aren't on time. Ambition-A qood wife GLORIA REYNOLDS CAROL ROGERS Activities: CSF 55, 57-58 GAA 54-58 Y-Teens 54-58 Favorite Sayinq-- Well, I didn't have my glasses on! Weakness-Black cars Pet Peeve---People who broadcast there-'s a party at my house when there isn't. Ambition-A psycholoqis so I can fiqure people out. RON SAARIO Andy Activities: Varsity Baseball 55-58 Varsity Football 57-58 IV Football 54-55 Favorite Saying- More Weakness-Hot tamales Pet Peeve--A,'3c Ambition-Something nice DANIEL SANCHEZ - J t l MARY PAT SHINDLEBOWER BEVINS r EDITH SMITH DENISE lane Activities: Art Guild GAA Favorite Saying- I do Weakness-Stephen Pet Peeve--Bony moronie I Ambition-Skinny SENIURS DEEDEN SCRUGGS Favorite Sayinq- Ahh- so! Weakness--Love Pet PeevwGirls in general Ambition-A spaceman DONALD SHELTON N-V Y . -. ,...,.,. ,L eff--M, W- BILL SIMMONS Bug Activities: Iunior Class President Senior Class Vice Pres. CSF Favorite Saying- Let's bug Weakness-Hunting and fishing Pet Peeve-People who use the .paint on my car to paint bridges. Ambition-A cattlemcm HM SMITH Smitty Activities: Varsity Football 55-56 Varsity Secretary Treasurer, 56 Senior Class Play Favorite Saying- Censored . Weakness-Football, baseball, and Corvettes Pet Peeve--Gossip Ambition-Coach, or salesman for left-handed VEEBLE FLEETERS NORMA SNOOK LESLIE SOLOMON Poor Devil Favorite Saying- I ain't got time. Weakness--Girls Pet Peeve-None Ambition-t?l SUE STRAIN Sarah Burnham Activities: NFL, Secretary 56-58 Thespians 57-58 Iunior and Senior Class Plays Favorite Saying- Well at least I know what I mean. Weakness--Iobers with big eyes. Pet Peeve--False personalities Ambition-To be a true personality GAYLE STERZING Activities: Y-Teens 55-58 CSF 55-58 Senior Class Secretary Favorite Saying- Hey, Sam! Weakness-Soft talking Pet Peeve-My weakness Ambition-Primary teacher NANCY STOKE DRS GRETCHEN TANK K.C. Activities: GAA Y-Teens Senior Class Play Favorite Sayinq- Very funny! Weakness-Mexican food Pet Peeve-People who don't watch where they're qoing. Ambition-Lab technician SHARON TERRY Shedsie GEORGE TILLMAN Let Activities: CSF Speech Team Varsity Glee Club Favorite Saying- Talk to me, baby. X1Veakness-Well, l'd do it for you. Pet Peeve-Girls who stick their heads out of doors and say 'Iust a minutel' Ambition-A photographer, naturally! George Do It Favorite Saying- That's nastyl Weakness-The opposite sex Pet Peeve-People who talk too much. Ambition-A space jockey BARBARA SUMMERS ff 32,2 ff tst C--Q xx-NL -LYLK DAVY TAYLOR Tex Activities: Football 55-56 FFA 54-56 Track 55-56 Favorite Saying- Howdy Partner! Weakness--Food Pet Peeve-Running out of gas Ambition-l????l X 1-nh SYLVIA VELEZ Bobbie Activities: GAA OGA Favorite Saying- Forget you. Weakness-Tacos Pet Peeve-Adm. 13 Ambition-Gym Teacher ROBERT VILLALOBOS GREICHI-IN UPHOLT Gx'eahin Activities: Y-Teens 5558, Pres. GAA 55-585 Vice Pres. Senior Play Favorite Saying- I don't care! Weakness-Bay Area Pet Peeve-Short People Ambition-PE teacher MARIE VAUGHT Ria Activities: FHA 54-55 Book Hounds 55-56 Favorite Saying- Act your age, outraqe! Weakness-Sleeping Pet Peeve-Boys who hit girls. Ambition-To be a hermit SENIDRS IOE VILLA SANDRA WADE Sand Y Activities: NFL CSF Speech Team Favorite Sayinq- Maybe sc. Weakness-A certain quy from Holtville. Pet Peeve-People who try to act like someone else. Ambition-Home Ec. Teacher lo' IENEANE WALTER Activities: K Bookhoundsg Secretary and Treasurer Favorite Sayinq- ll's hideous! Weakness-Fin and tacos Ambition-Dental Assistant MELINDA VOLKART Activities: PreNursinq Club 56-58 Girls Glee Club 57-58 GAA 54-55 Favorite Saying- Leave me alone! Weakness-Shows Pet Peeve-TV Commercials Ambition-Nurse LARRY WILLIAMS Willy Activities: Varsity Track 56-58 Varsity Football 56 Varsity C 56-58 Favorite Sayinq-f- Hey, kidl Weakness-lnriocent qirls Pet Peeve--Confused girls Ambition-Flyer MELVIN WONG Chap Favorite Saying-Nothing Weakness--None at all Pet Peeve-Other's customized cars. Ambition4Goocl businessman SENIURS IAN WHITE Icmus Activities: Art Guild CSF NFL Favorite Saying-Evening shadows tall at dawn. Weakness-Good books Pet Peeve-Messy people loose in a library. Ambition--Librarian RUTH WHITE 'K , ...?..-...., .. , .- Y ---.-...-.., LORETTA WOODS Betta IOYCE WOODY Twirp Activities: Activities: GAA Girls Glee Club 55-58 School Sonqleader 57-58 GAA 54-56 Y-Teens: President 57 FHA 55-57 Favorite Saying- Scrounqe Weakness-Blue eyes Pet Peeve-Gossip Ambition-Accountant Favorite Scxyinq- Hurry up, NancyI Weakness-Hot fudqe Sundaes. Pet Peeve-People who fall over things in theater lobbies. Ambition-Housewife DORA WINTERS RAYMOND WONG Wonqo Activities: ' C Basketball 54-56 C Track 55-56 Class Treasurer 55-56 Favorite Sayinq-Shucks W eakness--Everything Ambition--Millionaire simmons ,WW I yiktbftw yea ge fir?-geiis-Tig? KENNETH YARYAN Coach Activities: Varsity Baseball 55-58 All Valley, 55: All CIF 57 Varsity C 56-58: President, 57 Favorite Saying-- l-leyl Weakness--Baseball Pet Peeve-Parents Ambition-A millionaire baseball player 539276 was ' igjlfgju we Jegdgwh' -QFQEYQ me id Q. O Q5 ' ANNA Lu: Yom: Yarn ' ' Activities: Y-Teens 54-58 ' 1 . Commissioner of Publications 56-57 ' La Solana Staff: iw K- I '52 'V 303W 'ff T742 'it Advertising Editor 56-57 Favorite Saying- That big little rat. Weakness-Smiling jerk Pet Peeve-People who lie: even little white ones. Ambition-A happy success in life. NEIL ZINN Activities: Band: Vice President Men's Chorus: Secretary Inter-Club Council Favorite Saying- l-leck! She's qoinq steady! Weakness-Tight skirts and sweaters. Left to right . . . Donna Birchfield. cheerleader: Gay- nel Ramsay. sec- retary: S h i rle e Reese. cheerlead- er: Nanci Bennett. vi c e - president: M e l Campbell. treasurer: Pat Dennis. president. Q 3 ff f f' iii i E5 X if V if t J' 1 . Q1 X V ' 1 ' jx ivy 1 sly lg ,QB ll! Kr ra, fl ' J' I if , Y .,f- N fj :-J! .Q Sw . , U ,. 33' lv' J Y all J 'n O f V, f V J? I H 'X VN 'f' , 'YJ T xv' x .X ie Jia :J GY Y' ' L NX ,L if Man Central activities have revolved around the Iunior Class. Vtfhile 7, Ju s reached the goal of seniors, they have finally achieved the 47 , title f er-c ssmen. Specifically, the juniors have put on a play CMerton L, 5,4 J' of the ovies, by Kauffman and Connelly, produced last fall in Hollywood, Sf s with ster Keaton as Mertonb, the Homecoming Dance CRoyal Caperst, and WW thj oc' event of the year, the Iu ' r-Senior Prom. N r , . I JN A fi eq me ,, in e J Sy Q1 2 ff? 1 lil' 5. lr 3,4 , Gig W t YJ ? ' ' V59 if Q f l , Q N R 4 A X A an pf f in f Iulie Anderson Atcheson Rowerxe Aguirre Richard Alford loe Alvarado Ioseph Aragon losephine Arguilez Sharon Arringlon Kenneth Atkerson Leona Avants Torn Barnes Ieese Andrews Franklin Atkerson Arthur Bell Rice Berkshire O'Faira Barton Beverly Bates Iohn Baxter Nanci Bennett Ida Benoit Mary Berkshire William Bertelsen Donna Bxrchheld Lydia Blain Paul Beneiield 4 Ruby vxlfv if 1 'J atrick Bradshaw Burrow Virginia Boone Toni Bowman Yolanda Bracamonte .H-. if Doyle Brewer Donald Brock lerry Bryant Wolfgang Buss Douglas Byron Susan Bysshe Elgin Bray , Br' . - A 'SAL . , isc- ,W W. 1' E144-1 45 if . + 7 A . A jf-lTQ.5 1 ' L K -3 lb ' Robert Burson l f Rosa Cdrrillo Carmel Campbell Earlene Cansler Iohn Ccxrcxdine fw. te-A, Amy Carter 5 i Q 1 2 Beverly Cisler Robert Carter Muriel Ccxsl-:ey Donald Cavins Leonard Clendenin Charles Clipper Anita Coloma 2 Al, Q 53 1, 'p ' .L -w 5 Y , , ,A J, l r-4 , ,- .. ,f M , 54112: fl! ia' 12-F ,ez ,ei ' ' if Egg? V: .45 Ioyce Cloud '. ,, E f I ff ' A Ada Cook Sammy Cook Tommy Cook i t i l e j T A I 'N fp 3 ,g V K , ' X ' Richard Cooley Nancy Coriman Eva Cotney Clara Cornet! Bob Cola Margaret Cota Wendell Craig Carol Creighton Robert Crexqhton Ion Cox Brian Dani Connie Crowell Carole Crowell Clara D'A1bini lim Dozah David Davies Milton Dearbom Patrick Dennis Kay Edwards Sharon Ellsworth Esther Espinoza Richard Daniel 1 f? '3K Ef8,f.t:.L VT' 'ff'2'fTi333? irriffimxf lig, ggi? fflfii El'-35-,gray ., fp' ' ' is i e J X' - . EFF? - i ,. .gel sfffft 1 f E H . ff- L x 2 . Bob Edwards Plulxp Figueroa Dale Freeman Leon Faure Bette Feuerbom Robert Fifield , ' fo 1' Stephen Ford Lucy Fornasero Claudia Freeman Clara Gillett Harry Gleason ' Irene Gomez 1 K K is 'f .t ,- M if 1 Em-, .2315-Fflvff ,L iid? f .., f -. A ' ,frgffff -f ., , .A,.. ,.e.f4i l K , .fue-fe' - F. I, 1. gg le P, 1 V K ' 2 L L , I K? , , , I f Tom Flanagan Gladys Gage a ,- Jw-vixfecez l?gmf W1?f2i 0.3: '-'ire-Q . fl. was-.fr - , W-fn f - ' . f . .LF . as A T: l'.v?2 , ,nz Vicki Gonzalez Iudith Goodwin Rocky Goodwin H, gtg Jiff 5 I ' 1 ini . I Colleen Greer V ,. ki lanis Haskell Marcine I-lamersma Donald Heath , Y 5 ,, 1 -, f WI 'W ' -1 V' l '1 ag. 7, ' f Toby Hanson Barbara Harvey Anne Henry Shirley Hill Tom Hall 1 l' F Kathleen Barbara Houston Iohn luckson Willa Mae Hill A William Hill Dorlha Hisel Dick Hubbard Sieve Irving Georgia Iackson Iames F. lohnson Iames R. Iohnson Meredith Iones Raphael Howard Erma Lee Iames -R M ga: W, ,ff ww Rs Jaw? F FQ 1 W' ET it q QQ W Le- Iecxnme Landis Mabel Lcxw Douglas Lawson Q7 Sandra Leathers ' 5' -i552fE3152-25 Sharlene Link .-, Aux.. f' -3 IE, - , - I .Y ggi? f3' 'Q -Vtrfigj?-l' 'L ' ' . il Tfififif . Y --X L l 431'-:Y 219 1' 'fififg-Q-E - A ' 'fi ,gk .. K ' e ' 5, U . .1- '51 'H .312-1 .Ei N 1 5-fp ' .V 5 ' 1? ' ,A Iimmy Luke: Freddie Loqsdon Q ,L-.13-'Y , wg, nf A 1 . 4: 4, Andrew Loflon Viola McFadden qi X 4 ,Ma Edward Logan lim McGee Peggy Leivo Lupe Lopez Irene Mcrllobox I Y. Patsy Mason Phil McGee Icmice McHenry Judith McKinney Nancy Marvin Mary Ann Mitchell Ioyce Mannmc :xxx Ji AL Q' 'Pl- My ,QW , 1 If' 1' A:-vrff 5'-1 I - s::'13' Q . fi: 1.5 W-ings? 13 igfliflwg V' Ly vi ,QI faq , 355. , Ms . nE:5?L5t-Psy . , , f A 'J wr 5 -r A kai t k w'P3i?:55v2. Q,-fin'-g,. - . 'Y A . ur. , 2 L., F: l 5. Don Miller Kr 2 t i .6 3 , 1 i, L., 5 . ,,, Q e-59 E - .nv E, 'B ,Q ,225 1 ' ,4 -- ,. L rx.: ,,, 3- f-yt., . 1 ' . '-x1' - A' ' be Sl fa ,fi fxmjffif' 4. -T , sgzg, '11-,' ff , ,Q Q ' f '7.-:ir if-sage: 14 . V in-1' . -A ' g,f--'Thai' . , - 1-,wee Liga .- if in V :K az vw- :, .k '15 FF: 144. I Y - LH. ' ' '?1f -:T'i?i:f?:E3'- ' Amelia Moreland Ieanne Murphy ke-Q' fu Q' sf -'gl' 1 t ,, Je lg , 5 '?Qf,3 gw Cecilia Moreno r- : ,- A jg' , ff' .- 1' 'x , K F ,, on . ... J, . ' . S' 1 ' I , -' . - ' A , A 'ir ? mA.w-fi ' ii ' W f ,-' ' fe i j if H -32 gf 1 . , ,.. ' . Ziii me M Q , Y .. 'Q Elf-ijifyffif' Y l if , V T has , f Richard Moreno Icckie Moxj, 4-7 Kay Mo by gf -' x ' .' ii D- 1 f , f f -'7 1 , 1 if .Lf - M M 4 YI 5 ,' 1 L- K, - ' Q - Fw . ,-Q. .IH J- I, , If urn- , ,V E ne- 3: F,,'z-. VAEELZ--' ..,. YI ,HX IA- ll!-,..,. ' A t l S ,. W L v Y! if J ,ff -A i f eff- -A-' in 'e A .- :K-7315! ' - ' . r 1 Y ,,-5 V . ' i i g.. ' i ff? 2 W35-I-V3,',1,f Colleen Nolta Ronald Osbome Raymond Perez f,f'f:1 g'-il,y5l5 V' ' 4 1? Sf. N-YA ' .PS -:D Mall Newell 4 I . Nicz Mohamed Dennis Moore Bob Moron , 5 F 1 .4 E 74 eel X f l' -wig:-' 1, ' 'g N Aff'- 1 Y' l X, 1: -, .4 ?v7:i'3 -if-Q , , 4 4? 'lffi 5'-'S 3224 iii? . , 'T'-.5531 1 wr' fi- ,ff x..g' .f'u.',:'1'.', 1f .L 1 ' . 'Q' l Lenora Petree Carolyn Pippins Benito: Precicxdo i I AT Q Ff 45- Ronnie Pritchard Iris Robbins .1 -as Shirlee Reese Icxne Reid Marlene Richier George Rolland Helen Ruby Vernon Rulison Gcrynel Ramsey Bonnie Robichecxu 7.53 f W if Q. it :QQ H i A 5. Lf' Y L-qtgqn -Q -. .min 1.1 Sig , sw , 4 f 5 1 Concha Santa Cruz Charles Scates Elizabeth Schooss Nancy Scott 4 ..4fl: '3 f7'?'li7 - B111 Schrempf f -44-11: - 'SK-A Q. ,. if, 44 . :g5, ., j, fp- gg. gi A -I. 3 ,. V - :Q H ,Q L-e '-sspi ' Ng., 1 Q -L A b -LA if: , ,S s , S wx x .4 Billy Shields 3 ,, 445 . -' 'S i W L1 Bonnie Sering Dennis Sesler Mike Smith Ruth Smith Vickie Shemaria Deanna Stewart Larry Smith Donna Stowell Dennis Vanoni Doug Stewart Nancy Stilwell Randall Stokes. Al Thomas Bill Walker Douglas Trammell Ianice Walker Iohnnie Mae Tucker Diana Ward Jerry Summers Walter Wakeiief , ,V f W' jgggw-fzfggsaf' 3. .vfxhxabk an N N 71, ., .. N V r l W W w .K ,Q Tvlrf' is g . , W ' ' , I 'arm -. 4-we , 1 1 2 ' ' Susan Wevick Larry Wcxrdrup LeRoy Wcxmer Susan Webster Ehzabeth Wheeler 'L Ted Whitmer Bill Wieben 4 ' x Konnie Woodard Buy Ysluvcr Lauryl Zinn Paul Zinn or NN K isa ,iiiifx V I 5- X I, A Q Tom Wood Linda White , ,,,f-,,,.. f' f feb. W' I N . -4,9 P . 'f 9 ,- x Q Y 3 as l Charles Young 3 A' 'f-kr., erm!-. t x 1 K, H. if? --I-Ji J. , Y' aah A+: . gf 'i 5: 'Aim' ' V 1-EL ' ...- M 4 . 'ei ' . .5 1 26 .V .f V. I ,lr ,,- 114'-. 7585 fig ' ffm. 515151 ' .S ' ff :V 7 I .s ff? X-vw ' ,s - an 9 fx 1 -' 52' 'Elgin X- i X 1 Lett to right: Louise Baker. secretary: Suzanne I.aBru- cherie. treasurer: Sharon Buclrlin. cheerleader: Vera G cr st el u m. cheerleader: Sterling Gowman. vice- president: Doug Doig. pres- ident. SUPHUMDRE CLASS As the sophomore year is primarily a money-earning year, the class of 1960 set out to increase their finances as much as possible. They earned money by various money-raising projects such as the Sophomore Sock Hop cmd a number ot bake sales. The Sophomore's proudest achievement was their float entered in the Homecoming parade which won first prize and a cash award of ten dollars. Through lots of hard work, guided by a fine group of officers, the Sopho- more class made this a prosperous and fun-filled year. JJ 4' Q X X - . 11:12 ,Y Linda Bertussi Harry Blackman Margery Boarden Charles Bobbiit Virginia Boles Preston Bomes Ginger Bradshaw Carl Brady Ianet Brammer Lynn Branchaud Peggy Bridwell Fred Bright Sandy Bucklin Sharon Buclclin Sheila Burke Edgar Burkum Reginald Burton Hedy Butler Roy Byrd Patty Campbell Noranne Caradine fi :ana if ag-v Shirley Ackley Iulie Aguilar Paul Aguilar Barbara Ames V Gene Anderson l Mary Ann Arvin Manuel Arviso ' Betty Arguilez Walter Angulo 1 Bill Ayres 1 Louise Baker ' Francis Beliron Larry Bently Pauline Berryman Gilbert Carillo Io Ann Carlisle Noel Carr Sharon Chambers lohn Chappell Connie Cherry Dorothy Christensen Iohn Chuhbic l Iohn Claxton Larry Clay Bob Cline Michelle Cody Edward Connally Kenneth Cook Sharon Crenshaw Iune Craw Ianet Crumpion Terry Culwell Ramona Curiel Herbert D'Albini Sharon Damron ii -Pfa- S ' 3 1 ff , ifgmb Y 5- Eli, Q: ' i -1 W ,' , 1 X , ax, 1 35 Q., vw, V k! QQ, , if Lmw fi i 3 Iii? 'ie if 80 z iv' , 'i ll- 1' . y-. fij. V K ik I' . W .f .- S, V ,. A m My l,,iQ ,, X . ' l' if-yi lx I 1 flxf. l '4-QM-fAb 1A'v-1' 1 ' H is ! gif' s L2-,Oi M 'il J I if I .51 Q l i 'ngf in .. '? 1 ' if , Sgr iff? ,, 35 .Y ..J' -. 1 -11 Jff,,, 'M ',-1 W F N-9 ,W -.'. iff' 1 Ni? M ',!',i1.. ' 9'- Q' . r.:+.s3??J+ x, sf ,J l f Q 'wx 1 W First row: Yvonne Ramos. secretary: Marcia Pelletier, treasurer: Beverly Ford cheerleader Lynn Nice. cheerleader. Second row: William Berriochoa. vice-president: Richard Bentley. president PRESHMAN CLASS Under the direction of competent advisors, this year's Freshman class has struck the fancy of many students around the campus. Their assembly, with the upper-class Sophomores, surprised and entertained the students here at Central. When Homecoming came around the Freshman class weren't to be outdone. They entered a float built with funds donated by them, to save their treasury irorn being depleted. The Freshman Class gives thanks to' their advisors, Mrs. Iensen, Mrs. Daves, Mr. Nickel, and Mr. Iucknath for a wonderful first year at CENTRAL UNION HIGH. if, mi' 73,11 Y Q1 iff G ...li , 'tb' gy-fy k .J-gig , Q, f , 2 gf -afa- . Sir ., , we Wi. Vi KYLE N E fx J in , ,km , , , Q 55 ,E . -Q1 - ww, ,fi ig ,gp -wa, Q L. V Q-. sgq ,. lin, , ' 'S ., 4332 wa- ,gfv 1-,- .xxn ,A 2-5. fu 'qv G32 5' 1 1'-x - , 5 fi ax Y. ui 53:1 A 39'- aqghf A A , fi -Na: 'N LQ - u 4' 11 A ,Q , ,Q 52 .9 -Ya 1 fi' if 'wa' '-1+ ff 31, I Q. Q ' N- ,rx K 315 x . Am.. X: ' 1. 3 ffx J QFQQVV 4 f Q9 ' Qi W if s .-1 it . I-ff '- 1x I 12,5 I I ' .'.' '- .. :FP xi:- X iz: I k G LJ rg, fi- fa 44 W5 x. .AW L 1, xx. we if asf? .14 F., 2' fs X F'7X' 6 , ri H2 -Q . -x fh .- 1 f 4f,zf 1 frf J- Q-'f f LS? A-. E72? 252525 Mi wi J' 'gf' 1- 1 -. RSL 5 if ' .e A tv 1 ' ' fy X 7', 'if' -:xiii 7 . fff QQ Eff' ' 'L ff Q-. M . . f M, 1 KK 3.3 my J -,. Q ,, , v ..- J I FS 'fffggllgq - A ttf' vi 'S X ,ey sg? E F -xx-4-I , 5 sf I si 5 .A Q Qseiosefe X S Q Y Kathy Worthing ' Dale Wray N Gloria Vanoni 3 Vic Vanoni 1 Ruben Valenzuela Diane Vemill Margate nur ,I Dale Yarbrough 1 David Young Leo Young l Corlo Y N Eddies Y X Lczwand ick W x Robert Z 3 BWWWMiQW3if4 wWmwmWQgeeef if fweudllwilgifi u , Ga X Q-?9f X qi XX Q05 Q,-Eg? icq? he X-5? W ' Q? e f t Q C.-is ,e,. Y e file lf! QQ So me SEX QR. Y' X 1' QJ W Q x og, 1 gf! f 9475 '!4 '!LIahs--v VW: ,gk 931:59 'gulf' ' , IFFJ N425 ll ,, .5 I jc QQiiQJZiEMff VAMQVVX, W W my W K . rx i W W Wi MMJJW4 W QM fwfM JEL aft X ya 'T A k,hV Lien wi,5 , ff W fifcfdf V A dl J I A, JCM? F , .Rm ,,, s ff UW S fx X255 ,fbi J WM fx 7 I 1 ,QW zf A p 3 , 4V' fflfffr Z A N , I af? X K Qi! FEP Ok M ff 4,7 7 gifiygd Q ' 'Nay .A. .. C , 1 C 'ff 'LID . ,A U f-f X ,kjfffflf If VQJJQJ 6M 1 6 GJK5 if ov gk. ., 0 I , -4 f 7 7546 f J Z, I4 1 7 , gf? X .'- -m'NM A-f- - --P44 b w K fff W , .--1, ,!AVMi!ijgZZ7?Z551fD P ' ffl fgqu af M MV ' I gg ,ga .. V K 1 Sw wgvj fwwwsm WKMN-LMWWA VMT?W5 3 Qhxmf - QMJX iw mmiw f 5199 JL' LXWWQMNW ANA' 9 ... Lp -4 Mujr cbd C5 Uecw logevfx JL, 'Q' In Vvadpayou Qhflciwox -JAG MFA' ,19Jb.9-Gfrolp, img UVM Jw Nj W Milf! W M SZTWGLL MQW-ff muah bl:-'rliv '2'5T'f:' X - , 1 , -ff-Q ', ' ' X1'-srqqz s-' Y ' N - L :'v:,:-:ry my-A - . . ,, -if 1 RUM uendant GYNDA BARRETT W ,fVVV'5Cf' I 1 cfq,f.4, Gfw-L Q. , A ,P ry X ,, ,Qu L.,UUCj. 3, 4.1 AM., albf 2 41 jf -U f f MM Vi4WLMe Q Q mfrfeneanfj ,Q 0 V56 'V ' 1'L '-.Pi CQ Lg SUB HUDSON 151uLcSwJxX:YA!a ly .ii Q H, , Av, , -- if fff.,,' :J 16, W v F5 ik' J SWS Qo'K9 f,-ff if yd'- XX I ,:l , . L,S-Q 1 ,fc 1 -07 ,- 4?ffQ,4Qi -ri 7? ' J-4 K K. x67-12 Qffifk, -JJ glibc ,f J ,f f A :X . Cflvy Lf., dw f l ': Uri H3WiQ,I ' I , ' ' 6, if 5 L M ' ! , T 1 'JJVJ U-'YVQ . My ' fl .- Qf3'd JJ'M my 1 V l I I fc, fr Mfr t y V S E N IU R PL A Y 7 MXN M V, FP J. V PO' X ll TAMING or THE SHREQKOX Ugjllgidbfinff This year's Senior Play was one to be remembered. It was the second Shakespearean play to be given at Central. The lead was very capably played by Royce Hinson. Linda McHenery and Leslie Blackman doubled on the part of the Shrew. The scenery and the costumes of the play were effective. Much credit goes to Mr. Coutant, the drarnatics teacher. Tarninq of the Shrew was ,fl an outstanding play, and the excellent cast made the play a big hit. . 1 fffi? fx , V' Lad! A ,fd I ' fl!! .1 ,,-,,,,,,,.,-4' Q4 .f ,ff 1 1' LU' ff' .- fiwf 4 if f f swf, 1 l,,fG 4C,f' ff ' ' ff C- wi P V 24 3 - 3 1 Z1 Y 1 ,ff r i M f L, ff f fs . ucgwff ,if ,ly if Af, ,fy , b,,.4,Qf rf, ,f M , I , f if , ,, JM if' WL' EQQL6191 Af 0Aof'rlQf ---45iJ7 Lffflf 'QXJ ' .. W, 4 I ,. , , if ,. ,. ,Q 42-ff' WM C ,ff 'V i t 4 , ,fd 1 f.g4,M,k fly, X71 fi, , X C V ff, f F 'W , qw A f 'ffCo'i4rf7 M ,ff ill! L f Fifi! ' lflnlgf' L' !ffff'l'A1Vl' if X Lf X 4.f4.AJ.s-Q1 Q Merton demonstrating his ambition to be an actor Scene in Hollywood Studio ,....1.v5-.- 3- A JUNIDP. PLA HMERTON OF THE MOVIES The Iunior Class Play this year brought to Central's staqe on February 20 and 21, Merton of the Movies, accompanied by many a laugh when a movie-struck country boy named Merton journeyed from his small hometown in the mid-west to Hollywood. He was eager and determined to reach stardom as a serious actor and at any cost. The play was an event which helped make the school year of 1957-1958 one of the best for the members of CUHS. ER: .f X f Ji , Z x o , 'H-sf-- l,J: , 5 ,- ,1 I . X K 'i' ,534 in , 5 6 -1 1 14 wi T..E 4 1'-Q Qgs Q-:ri 1.-.-H - 5 5. A 2 K 331 if . . ' Qgg, Em 1 5 ,xl 2 f s K 1 nfs. w 4 ff 4' mils 4' 'Elixir' ,Q 13' . 'ii gfjf V 12 , - li ,E gi-gf 1, 52-li 1- 1 Z V ' we ,ff X 3,5 , 'fi-4' 8.2.-T '15 , , 'E ii . f f iff-rg 65 Q Rm.. ' QJWJLQ ,W M . V - . l if M , f , , fl W? X M 5' 1 ' j . V ' 3 ,ff 1 r fe ' 1 1. fi 6 Ev: I .L ,, E3 rf + rr ir M ,H T E-4. 3 , A Y. I ,. , Q . M. W Q? r 9' N wg' f if ,J -I Wei eeeeer kkkh New i q I r 5 r e , ' . cw, 2 Q W Y , . . L 'Q - .N 4. 2 ' We -, , - . ,, Q, . Yif ,I S mi ,fm JSE S 5 ee' Y if? Q' v' , , f 1 Q. 3 'RSE X -If leigh X ww , M, J , , , ,. .W 6 3 Q Loretta Woods Gretchen Upholt -TEENS ATTENDAN TS Barbara Moore Betsy Herrin ffl 41 4 , Y in , .ZZ :Tk V, - yr Rv f,,. - ,, , sf - E k. .-515 Qi , X SQ PROM QUEEN Dsl sup -N 0 Nei 9 ssffy- Cyndu Barreil 5- Lv 'Qiqobsy Inter-Club Council gvigrvgwq Y Q96 5 ,o 1569 22651, 99 lonie Whillow Freshman Drama 06 P1 ,gs Wag refs: eve xii, cw Leona Avanis Book Worms x. '...' 1 .,. C IZQSDQQIQ1- Q3 ooxxio ce e X01 GX' wi 46 d SQ-f ORGANIZATIONS 69 Manuel Gcxtlin Bois Chorus c,,, 4. abou gel kvhbbl SQ. w 'M 5752+ r,,Qsr ffm? aw ed QQ: 445' Debbie Dickey G.A.A. ro., e 'Se mb Rigger F:iVA,-.,- -L - - --- - -.Ati my , . e... J s f 1-'?r'f'i r , in - Lett to right: Row l--Lupe Montoya. Circulation Manager tor Shield: Roberta Kline. Activities Editor lor La Solana: Gayle Sterxing, Art Editor lor La Solana: Nanci Bennett. Assistant Editor for La Solana: Gaynel Ramsey, Make-up Editor for Shield: Yvonne Mayfield. Organization Editor ior La Solana: Lois Ackley. News Editor for Shield. Row 2--Esther Aguilar. Snapshot Editor for La Solana: Diana Ward. Feature Editor for Shield: Linda Faure. Publications for Shield and La Solana: Donna Pelton. Reporter for Shield: Sharon Pelletier. Editorials for La Solana: Connie Beavers. reporter for Shield. Flow 3-lim Lockett. Editor for Shield: Mel Thompson. Sports Editor for Shield: Terry Feuerborn, Sports Editor ior La Solana: Roger Lechner. Editor ior La Solana: Dale Freeman. Photographer ior Shield. PUBLICATIONS A merger this year combined journalism and annual staff into a class called publications, which publishes both the Shield and La Solana. Heading the Shield is editor, lim Lockett, in a position previously held by Donna Pelton. La Solana has as its editor Roger Lechner, assistant editor last year. There are seventeen students on the staff--Lois Ackley, Esther Aguilar, Nanci Bennett, Linda Faure, Terry Feuerborn, Dale Freeman, Roberta Kline, Roger Lechner, lim Lockett, Yvonne Mayfield, Lupe Montoya, Sharon Pelletier, Donna Pelton, Gaynel Ramsey, Gayle Sterzinq, Mel Thompson, and Diana Ward. On the staff for the first semester only were Connie Beavers, Lynda McHenry, Ruth White, Grace Salazar, and Sandra Wade. I -f..4ls gs? ' if A33 y. -if .-L -' 75 3 -K, ,:'-w , ',- f' Q 4 I r . ,'- , ,1-Q Y-,, First row: Zildah North, Leslie Blackman. Ross Gallen. Linda Faure. Sue Strain. Second row: Peggy Hamm. Connie Beaver. Cynda Barrett. Sandra Wade. Mariorie Gallen. Nancy Coriman. Third row: Mike Pritchard. Bobbie Bright. Kathy Warne. Elizabeth Miller. Tom Hall. Fourth row: Steve Ford. Ian White. Walter Wakefield. Bill Schrempi. Dick Hubbard. Glen Miller. ll3llU1'13l l'0I'B1'1SlC LEEQUB To be a member of NFL a person must have accumulated twenty-five points or more. These points can be made by speaking at the several tourna- ments, at student congresses, or by speaking in front of clubs and assemblies. This year the El Centro Chapter was awarded a plaque for being the outstanding chapter in Southern California. Each year students who have achieved the necessary points to belong to this honorary organization travel to several NFL student Congresses and two national qualifying speech tournaments, one in the Los Angeles area, and one in the San Diego area. xl v 5523, 3, 5 V 550 L t ' u 15 'ill lb 1,-P rf-1 11':'::'.'::-:.- I - X X hs.: . SPEECH TEAM During the school year, the speech team journeyed to various tournaments throughout Southern California as well as to many local events. At the begin- ning of this year, the team, composed of members and non-members of NFL, went to San Diego State College and came home with many awards. Later on in the year the team attended speech tourneys at Brown, Cal Western University, Palomar, and a return trip to one at San Diego State. All of these trips resulted in more victories for the team. First Row: Margorie Gallen. Ioyce Manning, Kathy Warne. Suzanne Dickenson. Sharon Terry. Second Row: Ross Gallon. Zildah North. Linda Faure. Nancy Corgman. Betsy Herrin. Leslie Blackman, Otis Howell. Roger McManus. Third Row: Dick Hubbard. Connie Beaver, Elizabeth Miller. Sue Strain. Fourth Row: Bill Shrempi. Walter Wakefield, Steve Ford. Donald Miller, Tom Hall. Mike Pritchard. Bob Pata. Paul McCollock. Ian White. V First row: O'Faira Barton. Lucy Fornosero. Shirley Hill. Nancy Corlmcm. Colleen Green. Second row: Anita Coloma. Dorothy Kemp. Iacqueline Morgan. Carol Fitzhugh. Patty McMahon. Third row: Peggy Hamm. Don Miller. Sharon Pyle. Not shown: Charlotte Killingsworth. Amelia Moreland. P. B. I. The FBI chapter of California Education Clubs held a bake sale and attended Teachers Institute. In addition to visiting elementary schools, dele- qates attended the Future Teachers Conference at Beverly Hills High School, March 22. All members attended the Imperial Valley Conference in Holtville, April 15. , PRE-NURSING CLUB The Pre-nursing Club has been organized here for two years. With the help of Mrs. Haworth, a local citizen, this club has carried out the following projects: collected clothes for a needy family on Christmas, held an uptown cake sale, and made tray favors for patients in the Community Hospital during Thanksgiving. The club members hope that in the years to come the club will increase in membership. Left to Right: Mary Berkshire, Esther Aguilar. Eva Feirro, Linda White. Leona Avants. Sharon Burt. Marie Vaught. Melinda Volkart, Icm Walker, Elizabeth Robberson. Nadine Page. First row: Lois Ackley, pukfplicity manager: Evangeline Fierro. Yolanda Bracamonte, Lupe I ' Mo toya Helen Ruby L ll, ,X Second row: Margery4Bq4iden,4S9billa Moreno. Shirleir Ackley. Grace Salazar. Barbara l I 1 K t , ,f E itil! Har y. Eslherllkguilar, president. Y, , I ,j I ' ' ', 5 '. ,' , I x l , ' V 1 it W. , 1 1 ' 5 H K. J ' ' 1 2 , , , , f L If ' . Q V ,- I - t 1 I' ' l ' .f I 1 S 'I A s ,- ' 1 - - .I my QI, , .j I, xl-X 0 fx., , ..l , t , j . 1 ij X 'tx A if ,. 5 tl 'wut l b ,jf'f'iVi' N W li j 5 will All il if Wx I vr Fallk xii' ll AM-' l fi 1 I xl KV sv REQ jj L, A WX fl ' ll X, RNA li It l J all till ll! l WNV tv xv ixb! 3 ,Q of lf Oijw 4 t i 4 s , 'N M f H fi , It j V f 1 L' l j Zi. ' 5 xl .4 , ,X fx' . ' -fy! V1 X, I 1 F : , , Q lj ill ,Qi ,J xl ff ff X of I dh . X ji ,N VXFXJXRED ' X-1.1 f , -X! x 2 U lx l xx -'nj l 5, l L1 X ll f ' Tfheli nior Red Cross is a service club whose members meet weekly at A on to U k on various projects. This year's projects include joke Scrapbooks -A VKX f r hospitals, a Valentine Party for homeless children at the juvenile hall, and Ax U pecial projects requested from Red Cross Headquarters. I A collection is made each year to raise funds for expenses and a contribu- ' I ftion to National Iunior Red Cross. 1 . NJ 1' 1 lg ' f 1 sl 2 V l ' 1 MN 0 x 6 fa 5 1' 9 oo C809 1 l y Q ?QvY X I 5 I 5 V., s g,J Ni 1? ' I mv ' - ' w ' fo. 1'-2 'wgff -xp., rs. -, A .'ff',v'f,-,fH',',-f.'ff1- VA1'.'lj .1,,ff,:.vj'Anfl.: , '-, 3. I- .:,'N I4 ,- ,., L f, milf: .ky I,-A' 1,77 i-V I, f',f'.'f,.1f,-flfpjvi,-'sf,ZA- 'V,, V .y' BDU WURMS The Book Worms have changed the name of their club from Book Hounds to Book Worms. They have bought pins in the shape of worms, and wear the pins on the day the club holds its meetings. Working in the library, they are divided into groups of two people. They work before school lat 8:3135 and at noon ll2Z30l checking books in and out, as Well as during the school day. This year they decorated one of the cases in the Library wing, and put up book covers oi the books recommended as good reading. Clockwise: George Aragon, Anna Waltermire. Ioyce Oakes, Leona Avants. Nadine Page. Brenda Childers. Ianice Hamm, Dorothy Walker. l1.u1aA.uan14.rmwi A A if 1 SPARTAN BAND Co-operation cmd willingness to work hard has helped to make this year's Spartan Band outstanding. The year began with practice marching and attendance at all the football games and half-time productions. Participation in the Christmas parade and Holtville Carrot Festival was enjoyed by all. ln their concert activities, the band took part in a Christmas Show for the student body, performed for Holtville High, and played in the Regional Festival at Brawley and Southern California Festival at Compton. Top honors came When, at the U.S.C. Band Day, our band was ranked among the top four. The band closed their activities with a spring concert and graduation exercises. First How: Iudy Storey. Roger Iackson. Edgar Barkum. Paul Bertleson. Dennis Moore. Iere larrell. Ioyce Claud. Sharon Bucklin. Marty Mordah. Second Row: Dwain Bornt. Virginia Boles. Suzanne Dickenson. Eleso Sanchez. Bill North. Donna Trump. Kathy Kimball, Kathy Dower. Berry Bertleson. Paul Smith. Sylvia Hall. Douglas Duncan. Lauryl Zinn, Valorie Wadleigh. Bob Dority. Third Row: Rex Laird. Don Brock, Bobby Gentry. Neil Zinn. Dale Stout. Vernan Rulison. Robert DeVore, Steve Iudson. Carol Creighton. Beth Loeitel. Paul Marsh. Danny Edwards. Fourth Row: Mr. Pipes. Virgil Craig. Iimmy McGee. Ioe Douglas. Edgar Snively. Bob Creighton. Steve Palmer. Iohnny Sanchez. Mike Kearney. lim Petree. Mike Walden. Marvin Beck. Filth How: David Heui. Dick Cederstafi, Larry Escalera. Ronnie Fox, Connie Woodard. Gerald Weatherman. Dale Ray. Danny Mistriel. Iohn Broyles. Steve Ford. Sixth Row: Gary McCauley, Charles Palomino. Melvin Gascan. Rickie Forsberg. Ray Kellner. Mike Smith. Phil McGee. Zinn Iones. Gary Paddock. Henry Callaway. Toby Hanson, Wendell Craig. Robert Rader. Seventh Row: Kavanaugh Francis. Dennis Loefiel. Malcolm Loo. Iohn Castle. El. Et WTRU HANS wwmm 1 f.. , ' ' 55455334 ' .659 Y , ., .. - -'FH' '52 ' g- ' First How: Lynn Nice. Betty Shepard. Esther Aguilar. Sandy Bucklin, Barbara Forkins. Sharon Bucklin. Mary Ann Mitchell. Becky Swift. Carol Crowell, Saundria Buchanan. Lyla W-agner. Mary Stroh. Sharon Creamer. Linda Measures. Second Row: Sharon Burt. Alberta Martin. Diane Vencill. Sue Walker, Chris Brogle. Arlene Ledbetter. Bette Harris. Kathleen Kimbull. Connie Crowell. Ioe Ann Gratianne. Iudy Marsh, Donna Birchlield. Sandra Perkins. Lydia Fernandez. Third Row: Carolyn Hoshizaki. Ioyce Woody. Karen Kuhn, Linda Stoke. Donna King. Kathleen Greer, Yvonne Ramos. Connie Bennett. Quana Kelly. Louise Petty. lane Reid. Donna Fong. Iudy Galbreoth. Fourth Row: Mr. Pipes. Linda Tackett. Ierline Ioaquin, Marilyn Miles. Ian Walker, Katharine Wame. Iulia Swerdteger, Iulia Harrison. Bobbie Bright. Liz Miller. Dharma Singh. Betty Woodard. Francise Beltran. Sharon Terry. VARSIT GLEE CLUB This is the first year that there has been a Varsity Glee Club. Previously there has been only the Girls Glee Club, which included all girls taking singing. Now, girls with one or more years of glee club are eligible for Varsity Glee Club, while the other singers are in the Iunior Varsity Glee Club. The I.V. is not a performing club: Varsity is. The annual Christmas Program given in the auditorium, for Central stu- dents, is one of the club's activities. Also, performances are given for El Centro clubs. The highlight of the club's programs was the Spring concert, held March 9-10. The concert also included the performances of the Boys Chorus and the Spartan Band. Not only in El Centro do these girls perform, but also in other towns around the Valley. This year the club traveled to Brawley for the County Music Festival. JUNIDR VARSIT GLEE CLUB ln order to have a better performing Varsity Glee Club at Central, the Iunior Varsity Glee Club has been installed. The club itself, composed of students in their first year oi sinqinq, does not perform, but the members learn to read notes and are prepared for the Varsity Glee Club. This first year, the club has been received enthusiastically. First Row: Ianice Bartlette, Carol Mason. Sarah Lincoln, Linda Hill. Beverly Gore. Linda Davidson. Betty Mobley, Darlene Gleason. Diane Raudebaugh, Hortense Iones. Mary Douglas. Second Row: Shirlee Richter. Betty Arguilez. Salena Thompson. Carol Hime, Beverly Ford. Sue Nicholson. Esther Brogle. Darali Gibson, Elizabeth Roberson. Dolores Cardenaz. Louise Bass. Third Row: Bertha Gentry. Margie Fuller. Bonnie Bowser. Shirley Allen, Mary Bonbright. Sharon Carlson. Nelda Gatlin. Melinda Volkart, Kathryn Kelley. Marjorie Au. Carolyn Leatherberry. Mr. Pipes. Nl 3 -A., :.ei,N.5i,N 5 g fifg-2 , f X z . ft' , - gg iieefi First Row: Charles Rhodes. Rudolph Reyla. George Aragon. Howard Parkinson. Otis Howell. Anita Coloma. accompanist. Second Row: Douglas Edwards. Ray Yslava. Ioe Wilson. Iohn lrving. Bill Hurst. Melvin . Wong. Neil Zinn. Dennis Bradshaw. Third How: Lester Foutis. Wolfgang Buss. Don Miller, Robert Caskey. Brian Dani. Richard Uhri. Douglas Trammel. Roberta Blankenship. Ray Kellner. Fourth Row: Dwain Bomt. Manuel Gatlin, Tom Beshers. Bill Mason. Danny Edwards. Ioe Ramsay. Bill Creed. Bill Ayres. Mr. Pipes. B0 S' CHORUS Boys' Chorus has grown since last year, when there were 14 members. This year there are 30. They sing for assemblies and other occasions. They also are part of the mixed chorus. With the help of accompanist Anita Coloma and director Kenneth Pipes this group helps provide Centra1's music. ffwd sl ,'W x ' x 'fill 25 ! L First row: Iudy Kinkead. Sandra Renz. Susan Wevick. Second row: Kenny Craw. Ion Chaffee. Glen Miller. Ioel Kramer. Mike Pritchard. Third row: Rocky Goodwin. Gene Guest. Rudy Montoya. Fourth row: Don Cavins. Matt Newell. Albert Thomas. Richard Fletcher. David Dickey. MATH CLUB The Mathematics Club of Central Union High School was formed for the purpose of sending a team of five to the-second annual Occidental Mathema- tics Field Day Contest, held at Occidental College, near Los Angeles. ' The club rnet Wednesday noon with Mr. Hinshaw, Mr. Kaser and Mr. Nickel, to prepare for the event. An elimination contest was held March l. The contest is sponsored by the Los Angeles Actuarial Club and the South- ern section of the California Mathematics Council. It is designed to stimulate interest in mathematics among high school students. Total points earned by the team gave Central Union High School honorable mention for first place out of more than 100 schools that participated. The club members would like to have more sophomores and juniors to prepare for next year. A , .lil THESPIANS The Thespians club is made up oi students who have been in or helped with plays, and have earned 10 or more points. This year's activities have been the senior play, The Taming of the Shrew, the junior play, Merton of the Movies, and the Thespian play. it ' I in tt! Front Row: Leslie Blackman. Mary Carillo. Betsy Herrin. Roberta Bright, Edwina Caldwell. Sue Strain. Marilynl Miles. Second Row: Mike Kiener. Richard Keesee, Roger McManus. Glen Miller. Third Row: Mike Pritchard. Leonard Clendenin, Richard Hubbard. Randy Stokes. Royce Hinson. Don Miller. Laurence Hartzog. Charles Lott. s U 5 2 O s Nature begs. 50 round , S0'Firm, 50 Full, paclwd! Tgpicel Ciuild ackivikg - N , -- .f.:i'?,'vu?W97v , H bfi My1Kqy'7i:'2 - 1 x,,,,IZ,w K ' 'ami A ,?QHGwhgWK X' '- I ' ' x1AQswKW xx ,.1 I ' ,JQ1-i . ,' X Qbfww - -: ra. ff n ff' . .. AMW- MM7' ' x . 'V i' IOIOCIIIII N, . J ,TW.4 ,A R , Vt H., ' ,V M.-4:.iLpw In 2 'f TB.1 ..s 422if ,. in 1 1,5 blk Y .,. - 1. rw, 4 'wr ' 4' I 3, .,K:, MT, iii A N h ,Q J f . Elf I 2 ' A' g g.'. '.., ,f '. '4N'i?5l,2, 'f ,Y mu. '.:5,,q,. u -'J , f r J-'W - M mommy, I msn? the! ont., C 2 . U O 2 S 2 2 2 E s No an-gumonks From qou, eil-her-I Peroxide - beFor-e and ailm-, Bewdro oF our uuilel ones Seeing double '-F UUCP mr. Nemilion, me Isa, somoaxing ? f.1l.fl.lCO.IOIOllI who acid .mo wen! oul' oF .skqle an Ugg 2q'5? ww: Qian, uw sau? Leit to Right - First Row: Iackie Mahana. Mariorie Gallen. Saundria Buchanan. Lynn Tondro. Louise Petty. Carolyn Hoshizaki. Second Row: David Davies. Mike Ramos. Bill Crowell. Dariel Iones, lim Woogerd. Mr. Hamilton. ' Third Row: Sarah Salazar, Arlene Ledbetter. Clara Salazar. ART GUILD The Art Guild has had many activities. Their homecoming float came.in second place. They helped with the schools clean-up campaign by making litterbug signs to be worn by students caught throwing their rubbish on the school grounds. At Christmas they decorated store windows to make money. They had a picture-taking booth in the Commissioners Carnival and had one on the campus during noon hours. The highlight of the year was the field trip to San Diego to visit the Art Museum and zoo in Balboa Park. Front row: Iames Hefner. Walter Angulo. Eddie Yslava. Sherman Eldridge. Eloise Moore-Chapter Sweetheart. Carlos Yslava. Ronnie Sesler. Iimmy House. Ananias Sanchez. Iames Noble. Second row: Iohnny Bates. Andrew Simpson. Charles Bennett. Gabriel Ruiz. Clayton Nelson, Billy Smith. Milton Chastain. Ioe Gentry. Allen Gentry. Abdul Mohamed. Clarence Edgmon. Third row: George Baca, Ray Astrologio. Octaviano Quintero. Rex Marion. Larry I.. Smith. Edgar Smith. Paul McCollach. Fourth row: Donald Lehmann, lerry Tucker, Woodrow Preece. Iohn Edgar. Mike Greer. Richard P. Gibbons. Everet Ienclrs, Bill Lee. Filth row: Harold Carter. Larry G. Bentley. Earl Green. Bob S. Cline. Billy Osborne. Kenneth Cook, Phillip Vandergrifi. Peter LaBrucherie. Melvin Ramsay. Front row: Officers-- Iim Luker. vice-president: Doug Steward. sentinel: Milton Dearborn. secretary Eloise Moore. Chapter Sweetheart: Dennis Vanoni, reporter: Tommy Childers. president Mr. Kenneth Holmes. advisor. Second row: Steve Kline. Ray Kellner, Bill Clark. Ray Yslava, Phillip Figueroa. Iim Dozah. Third row: Kenneth Buchanan. Ioe Villa. Larry Smith. Richard Alford. Doyle Brewer. . I F. F. A. A f? 0 X Qjlf :aff 'Z ' if A 'F ' .,f' . In Q ' . 0 . Q'5UL1 t The Future Farmers of America is one of the largest clubs on Central's campus. These boys have not only been recognized locally as honest to goodness farmers but have also won the attention of the State by being acclaimed one of the leading chapters in California. Activities of the club were: the Camp Condee outing, the National FFA Convention at Kansas City, the regional meeting at Fallbrook, several public speaking contests, the sectional basket- ball tourney, Kellogg Field Day, the State Convention at San Luis Obispo, and the Parent-Son Banquet. Several social activities were shared with the FHA. This organization also sponsors the candy stand on our campus. IUNIOR AND SENIOR CSF Seated: Elizabeth Miller. Vice President: Carolyn Pippins. Secretary: Suzanne Dickenson. President: Pat Dennis. Treasurer: Konnie Woodard. Publicity: Mrs. Bidwell. Advisor. First Row: Gayle Sterling. Phyllis McEuen. Roberta Kline. Betsy Herrin. Sandra Percival. Sharon Terry. Marvie Knox. Barbara Stroh. Shirley Hill. Helen Wong. Ioel Krarnar. Second Row: Bill Schrempf. Sue Mordah. Connie Bennett. Loretta Woods. Sharon Burt. Cynda Barrett. Kathryn Baker. Lois Forsberg. Lois Ackley. Linda Faure. Glen Miller. Third Row: Iohn lackson. Gretchen Upholt. Ioyce Dowell. Carol Rogers. Roberta Bright. Phil McGee. Carmel Campbell. Marigene Swerdteger. Fourth Row: Bill Simmons. Michael Pritchard. Wendell Craig. Dwain Bornt. David Dickey. Paul Zinn. Iames Iohnson. Iacqueline Morgan, Leon Faure. Richard Hubbard. C.S.F. is our honor society and meets at noon every two or three weeks This year its first semester initiation dinner was a potluck held in the Home Economic Building in October. C.S.F. entered a float in the annual homecoming serpentine downtown cmd the homecoming parade on the field. On December 12 the group took its first semester field trip to the Navy Auxiliary Air Station. The second semester initiation dinner was in February and at that time freshman honor students, as well as others who were eligible were initiated They had their annual field trip to the coast in April. The annual dinner .for the faculty and members was held at the Barbara Worth Hotel at the end of the school year and awards were presented Parents of life members were invited to attend. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE CSF Seated: Officers as on Iunior and Senior picture- First Row: Ioanne Rittenhouse, ludy Storey. Valerie Wadleigh. Kathleen Kimball. Ioan Schrempi, Linda Davidson. Ianice Sterxing. lane Singh. Virginia Boles. Sharon Pyle. Donna Trump. Pat Bivens. Second Row: Richard Karp. Kathy Warne. Peggy Tabor. Kathleen Greer. Ann Marsh. Kathe Worthing. May Quan. Nancy Knox. Sally Wong. Margaret Volner. Carol Fitxhugh. Leslie HartzelL Third Row: Donna King. Yvonne Ramos. Peggy Freeman, Sheila Burk. Lynn Tondro. Carolyn Drum. Beth Loeiiel. David Hyde. David Hui. Fourth Row: Ioe Golden, Charles Sones. Bill Remsen. Kavanaugh Francis. Candy Salazar. Dorothy Christensen. Barbara Mohamed. Ioan Doull. Louise Baker. Van Ingle. Richard Waite. VARSIT First Row: Giovanni Bertussi. Roy Lechner. Robert McClain. Iim Smith. Larry Williarns. Michael Pritchard. Dick Foss. Roberta Macias. Second Row: Charles Lott. Kenneth Yarycm. Bob Cota. Larry Wardrup. Ray Styles. David Knott. Robert Pata. Third Row: Sam Cook. Iimmie McDonald. Paul Zinn. loe Wilson. Ray Arviso. Nia: Mohamed. Bill Wialker, Iohn Ambort. Gary Paddock. David Dickey. Fourth Row: Dennis Loetlel. Advisor. Mr. Cole. Clifton Johnston. Paul Beneiield. Dale Mathis. ln this year of 1958, the Varsity C Club has contributed a great deal of service to C.U.H.S. As in previous years, they sponsored the first home dance, which was held after the Yuma-El Centro game. They also held a cake sale early in the year, to which the members contributed cakes that were auctioned on campus one day at noon. Twice a week for approximately three weeks, the Club held dances at noon in the gymnasium. The students paid a small admission fee and danced to records. With the money collected from these various activities the Varsity C bought a movie camera for the school and also all the film for filming athletic events. About half way through the year the Club sponsored and backed a Litterbug campaign, which was very successful in achieving a cleaner campus. IN TER-CLUB COUNCIL Inter-Club Council is made up of one member from each of the organiza- tions and clubs around the campus. Inter-Club is working to unite, more closely, the clubs cmd organizations and to represent the school in the Student Council. The two main activities of, Inter-Club this year were: The planning of the Homecoming Game activities and working with the Commissioners on the Clean-up campaign. First row: Gaynel Ramsey. secretary: Cynda Barrett. president: Deborah Dickey. treasurer: second row: Esther Aguilar. Sandra Bucklin. Yvonne Ramos. Nancy Coriman. Gracie Salazar: third row: Leslie Blackman. Lois Ackley. Suzanne Dickenson. Gretchen Upholt. Betty Shepard: fourth row: Dennis Loettel. vice-president: Nia: Mohamed. Ian White. Mike Ramos. David Dickey. Pat Dennis. Neil Zinn. Donnie Brock. Mr. Matxen. advisor. ---- f M fwhwvwf - . ' 1 ra .J Lelt to right- Officers: Cheryl Turner. vice president: Ioan Vlfhitlow. president: Ronnie Burson. treasurer: Betty Shepard. Inter-Club Council representative. First row: Rudolph Reyla. Gloria Vanoni. Sharon Creamer. Paula Haskell. Sandra Perkins. Barbara Iones. Sally Wong. Iudy Marsh. lane Singh, Kathy Dauer, Charles Rhodes. Second row: Louise Petty. Dharma Singh, Shirley Ricter. Yvonne Ramos, Mary Ann Dold, Iackie Mena. Larrmon Lawson, Helen Hughes. Candy Salazar. Third row: Charlene McQuown. Gloria Alorda. William Berriochoa. Dwight Mogness. George Cruz. May Quan. Esther Meiias, Kathern Burns. Beth Loeffel. Betty Lloyd. Lynn Tondro. Seated: Cheryl Turner. Ioan Whitlow. Ronnie Burson, Betty Shepard. FRBSHMI-lll DRAMA CLUB Freshman students interested in drama met early to organize a group suited to their interests. After a few meetings, the constitution was written and the name Mask and Wig Was chosen. I The purpose of the club is to provide creative and recreational activities ior freshman as well as develop an appreciation of dramatics and allied acts. The program this year consisted of script-in-hand readings of television plays and Workshop one-act plays. It is hoped that in the future the club will be able to produce a threeact play. Qisr M55 EJ ,, -TEE S ANGELS The Angel Y-Teens have had a very active year. not only in social func- tions but also in service projects. Angel Y-Teens helped the United Fund, assisted with the annual Valentine formal, and gave a fashion show at the Women's Ten Thousand Club. Lett to Right, bottom row: Deanna Stewart, Shirlee Reese, Betsy Herrin, Sharon Pelletier. Second row: Iulia Harrison. Linda Faure. Gretchen Upholt. Lois Forsberg. Mel Campbell. Barbara Moore. Nanci Bennett, Gaynel Ramsey. Gayle Sterzing Nancy Scott. Third row: .Anita Coloma. Lydia Blaire. Kay.Mosby. Coleen Greer. Bette Feuerborn. Donna Birchiield. Berta Kline. Sue Hudson. K. C. Tank. Fourth row: Debbie Dickey. Esther Aguilar, Beth Robinson. Amelia Moreland. Peggy Leivo. Mary Ann Mitchell. Phyllis McEuen, Susie Percival. Sheila Fuller. Anita Fouts. Fifth row: Nancy Coriman. Lucy Fornasero. Virginia Boone. O'Faira Barton. Zelma Sallee. Loretta Woods. Iulia Anderson. Katherine Baker, Laura Quinn. Sixth row: Carolyn Pippins. Konnie Woodard. Mary Ann Raymond, Rowene Aguirre. Marvie Knox. Anne Henry. Cynda Barrett. Pat Grove. Mattie! Lay. Seventh row: Erma Iames. Bonnie Bowser, Kathie Heald. Sally Case. Iudy Kinlread. Ierline Ioaquin. Marty Likes. Lindia While. Laura Zinn. Mabel Law. Eighth row: Liz Schooss. Sharlene Link, Iackie Morgan. Vicki Shemaria. Marlene Richter. Marigene Swerdteger. Beverly Bates. Susan Webster. Carol Rogers. Loft to Right and Bottom to Top: First row: Lyn Huber. Mary Ellen Marvin. Io Ann Carlisle. Cecilia Frowiss. Sylvia Hall. Sharon Bucklin. Louise Baker. Suzanne LaBrucherie. Susie Hinson. Renova Thompson. Vera Gastelum. Sandra Bucklin. Second row: Connie Cherry. Linda Measures. Kathleen Greer. Glena Baker. Terry Carter. Linda Hill. Marie Elledge. Val Wadliegh. Barbara Forlrins. Mariorie Terry. Ann Lotton. Virginia Bolel. Elaine Osborn. Patty McMahan. Michelle Cody. Third row: Rilene Sanders. Ianice Bartlet. Marcia Pelletier. Carol Slroog. Pegi Bridwell. Sally Webster. Sherel Turner. Lynn Nice. Io Ann Gradian, Sharon Pyle. Donna Tnxmp. Susan Loclrett. Patty Campbell. Eloise Moore. - Fourth row: Sallie Wyatt. Alberta Martin. Rosemary McKa. Iulie Swerdieger. Betty Harris. Indy Marsh. Ioni Whitlow. Kathy Worthing. Kathleen Kimball. Sandy McChesney. Diane Moore. Nita Mallobox. Carolyn Morrissey. Io Anne Edwards. Iudy Storey. Firth row: Donna King. Ianice McHenry. Karen Kuhn. Nancy Knox. Susan Sanders. Melinda Woods. Linda Caughlin. Susan Mothorn. Marty Sue Bush. Vicki Iohnson. Leslie Hartsol. Carolyn Leatherbury. Barbara Rochester. Peggy Tabor. Sixth row: Mary Ellen Friedly. Sylvia Ortiz. Polly Bertussi. Kay Sadie. Diane Vencill. Linda Stoke. Sharon Chambers. Myra Iensen. Io Anne Tobin. Beth Loetfel. Helen Hughes. Helen Paul. Betty Io Woodard. Betty Lloyd. Linda Bertussi. Donna Stroud. Seventh row: Ianice Brarnmer. Pam Rosenburg. Shirley Ricter. Ioan Doull. Dorthy Christen- sen. Barbara Mohamed. Ianet Crumpton. Bertha Gentry. Anita Briscol. Linda Taclrett. Sedilla White. Melvia Hill. CHERUBS . trgjiw ExE'f':i' 'Q ...my . Us-'I 'kin 1 . if . I g..-....-.-- , . ' .nba 5.31, ,..-.. U LIFURNIA MCADBT CURPS Cadet Corps at Central is an hour long, five-days-a-Week class, desiqned to teach boys basic phases of military life. Several activities are carried on by the corps, such as attending conferences and entering various contests. Each summer, from June 21 to Iuly 3, a summer camp at San Luis Obispo is attended by battalion members. -t ' Cadet Corps members executed the flag ceremony at various school activ- ities and athletic contests, and have represented Central in rifle matches with cadets from other valley schools. Several student officers in the battalion have represented the school in conferences throughout the state. The corps is commanded by Lt. Col. Robert B. Shepard. The student com- mandant is Capt. Iohn Pyle. First Lt. Leonard Snyder is the student executive officer. First row-left to right: Lt. Col. Robert B. Shepard, USMCR: Cadet Capt. Iohn Pyle. Second row: Cadets Lt. Bob Dugan, Lt. Benny Stokes. Lt. Ierry Davis. D Third row: Cadet Edward Freeby, Cadet George Cruce. Cadet Billy Wilkinson. Corporal Ierry Dimond, Corporal Richard Paulson, Cadet First Class Marvin Packer, Cadet Bill Nowell. Fourth row: Cadet Iunior Roche, Cadet David Crockett. Cadet Robert Pursell. Cadet Douglas Smith. Cadet Victor Waltermire, Cadet Iames Mosley. Filth row: Cadet lack DesMazes,4 Cadet Harmon Keasler, Cadet Michael Schaeffer, Corporal Edward Gruis, Cadet Ralph Baiz. Sixth row: Cadet First Class William Willard, Cadet First Class Bill Pool, Sergeant Larry Williams. ,,-.,..f..... ,Q kr 1 .S ' Q 1 :ff 6 f I J' 1? ve 'Qs , -, -i..--J-in,-t.,a-,', -: ev- ,.- ..- :K . e. -. . ...., ,..... Left to right. standing: Greg McCoy, Steve Chubbic. vice-president: Ion Niedielt. secretary- treasurer: Dennis Reeves. past president: Everett Wooten. Leit to right. kneeling: Ronnie Moor, Ioe Law, president. Not in Picture: Toby Hansen. Bill Niedlelt. Doyl Shiply. Rocky Trout, instructor: Edward Welch. Leonard Clendenin. FL ING TEENS The Flying Teens, organized October 1957, is perhaps the only teen-age flying club in California. The motto is, To Build Better and Safer Pilots. And this must be done with a minimum of expense. Ground school is part of the training and consists of Civil Air Regulations, meteorology, navigation, radio navigation, and aerodynamics. In addition to flying and attending ground school, the club meets for breakfast at least once a month. X X alll-'ffr N, 3 I ,- X ., TSA Purple Team Manager. Katherine Baker First row: Polly Bertussi. Virginia Boles. leanni Hirnple. Barbara Forkins. Carolyn Morrissey. Kathy Baker. Dorothy Walker. Second row: Betty Io Woodard. Ianis Has- kell. Iudy Shook. Virginia Boone. Betsy Herrin. Lois Forsberg. Viola McFadden. Third row: Margaret Volner. Nan Dicken- son. Myra lensen. Helen' Hughes. Beth Loeitel. Francis Robinson. Georgene Lech- ner. The Girls Athletic Association one of the most active organizations on the campus, doubled its membership this year The superv1sor of GAA is Mrs E. Moore. The GAA year started wlth the Welcome Party Other activities were Playdays, Christmas Party the 1n1t1at1on of new members the breakfast hike and the annual banquet tor awards Blue Team Manager. Iulia Harrison First row: Linda Bertussi. Sandra Bucklin. Amelia Moreland. Ann Loiten. Io Ann Derrick. Sylvia Ortiz. Ianice Sterzing. Clara Salazar. Second row: Dorothy Christensen. Cecilia Frowiss. Eloise Moore. Vera Gasteluxn. Iackie Mera. Susan Webster. Diana Vencill. Saundra Simpson. Third row: Erma Iames. Mary Ellen Friedly. Konnie Woodard. Vicki Gonzalez. Loretta Woods. Iulia Harrison. Donna King. Orange Team Manager. Sharon Burt First row: Estelle Caldwell. Rose Mary McKa. Iudy Marsh. Yvonne Ramos. Sandra Percival. Mattie Lay. Sharon Burt. Barbara Houston. Donna Birchtield. Second row: Sandra Perkins. Kathleen Greer. Marcile Whittington. Barbara Mo- hamed. Iohnnie lean Iohnson, Donna Stroud. Mel Campbell. Sharon Pyle. Third row: Esther Aguilar. Barbara Stroh. Linda Stoke. Cheryle Turner. Cynda Bar- rett. Elizabeth Schooss. Ianet Crumpton. Ioan Doull. Muriel Caslrey. Barbara Moore. Yellow Team Manager. Beverly Bates First row: Laura Quinn. Connie Cherry. Lynn Nice. Susan Mothorn. Marty Sue Bush. lane Singh. Sarah Salazar. Second row: Marie Elledge. Kathleen Worthing. O'Faira Barton. Sue Hudson. Zelma Sallee. Melinda Woods. Frances Tucker. Fourth row: Deanna Stewart. Beverly Bates, Marigene Swerdfeger. Vickie She- maria. Nancy Knox. Marty Lilros. Red Team Manager. Sharon Pelletier First row: Linda Davidson. Rose Lulrer. Glena Baker. Ioane Whitlow. Susan San- ders. Roberta Kline. Nita Mallobox. Patty Campbell. Second row: Barbara Summers. Louise Baker. Suzanne LaBrucherie. Carma Law- son. Marcia Pelletier. Io Ann Edwards. Helen Wong. Third row: Gloria Vanoni. Ann Henry. Ioyce Manning. Willa Mae Hill. Gretchen Upholt. Sharon Pelletier. Doris Walker. Carol Creighton. Green Team Manager. Rowene Aguirre First row: Helen Ruby. Arlene Ledbetter. Edwina Caldwell. Mary Ann Mitchell. Sharon Bucldin. Patty McMahan. Iudy Gartner. Colleen Greer. Second row: Rowene Aguirre. Sally Wong. Carolyn Leatherburry. lanice Hamm. Lyla Wagner. Linda Lyons. Frances Henry. Third row: Peggy Hamm. Linda Faure. Nancy Scott. Lucy Fornasero. Iulie Swerd- ieger. Charlene Link. Debbie Dickey. Brown Team Manager. Phyllis McEuen First row: Sylvia Hall. Bette Feuerborn. Phyllis McEuen. Susie Hinson. Sheila Fuller. Paula Haskell. Iudy Petree. Second row: Sharon Ellsworth. Iohnnie Mae Tucker. Carolyn Pippins. lo Ann Car- lisle. Kathleen Kimball. Beth Robinson. Third row: Ioanne Tobin. Iudith McKinney. Barbara Rochester. Peggy Tabor. Roberta Walcutt. Ierlene Ioaquin. Gray Team Manager. Nanci Bennett First row: Sally Garcia. Carolyn Hoshizaki. Terry Carter. Marvie Knox. Sharon Charn- bers. Lorraine Laverick. Marlene Richter. Karmin Singh. Second row: Helen Paul. Dharmo Singh. Ann Marsh. Mary Ellen Marvin. Nanci Bennett. Diana Ward. Dottie Daugherty. Third row: Gaynel Ramsey. Susan Web- ster. Carole Rogers. Nancy Stilwell. Shirlee Richter. Nancy Corhnan. First Row: Mary Birkshire, Point Secretary: Helen Ruby: Eva Cotney: Christine Brogle. Song Leader: Connie Bennett. Section President: Mrs. Ritter. Sponsor. Second Row: Lyndia White. Secretary: Kay Edwards. Barbara Harvey. Mattie Lay: Lois Aclcley. President: Mrs. Hurley. Sponsor. All members of FHA, a club for girls interested in homemakinq. have enjoyed a full list of activities this year. The club started off with the initiation of all new members. Some of the social events of the year were the box social, sock hop, and skating party. All of these were shared with the Future Farmers. In November representatives were sent to Asilomar to attend the State Convention. The main project this year was the baking and selling of fruitcakes before Christmas. Christmas was celebrated by spending an evening pulling taffy, playing games, and dancing with FFA boys. ln the spring, the El Centro chapter members were hostesses to the other FHA chapters in this section, when they visited our campus for the Section Convention. F HA topped the year off with the annual Parent-Daughter Banquet. First Row: Betty Harris. Lyla Wagner. Darlene Gleason. Iocmn Derrick. Iulia Swerdteger. Margery Boaden: Shirley Ackley, Parliamentarian. Second Row: Angelina Watermyer. Carolyn Bantield. Ianice Hamm. Tekla Fischer. His- torian: Rose Luker. Ann Lofteu. Peggy Freeman. Louise Ienks. X Uawl 1 szgvfgu Maggy WZMQ g ,, , g bL4f?.f ,if 77 Q r - .ff f 2, r :T 'ff5 z, W. 1 g..4 Q ., ij lf I ff' Q? 5' , 9' Fi'3gff gif ,Tavvk Rum l' fl f' :a 1 rv Sharon Pelletier. Sheila Fuller. Betty Feuerbom. Betsy Herrin CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders this year acquired new ideas through cheerleading clinic which two of the cheerleaders, Sheila and Sharon, attended last summer at Pepperdine College in Los Angeles. The session lasted for one Week. The girls were' financed by student body funds. They believe that the money was Well spent, since it provided more variety at pep rallies. Another change was the uniforms. The cheerleaders had short-skirted outfits for the warm season as usual, but for their second outfit they chose long skirts-the first cheerleaders in the Valley to do so-to wear with their sweaters. Besides leading the cheering section at games and pep rallies, the cheer- leaders-marched with the band in the Christmas Parade and the Carrot Carni- val Parade. -F' C px .Ng J D ' N 5 - Q3 1 First row: Phyllis McEuen, Anita Fouts. Q ' I Second row: Loretta Woods. Edwina Caldwell. Nancy Scott. N it t N t - lt. L :bxbxxldd t L eb -xi g QN .xg 4 l -'XX ,at . . 'V ls Wm rt 2 i ' 2 Efi 't X N 1 J l 5 it XSTNX.. 'v t i .AX A Q A . N Nr J , . . . . l A A t S 1 d i 1 t ld Th th he N X 4 s an orgamza ion, ong ea ers is on y wo years o . is year e v . 5 X girls have added to the zest of pep rallies and games. H A 1,3 wi. The songleaders began practicing weeks before school started and conti- -fy X nued weekly practices after the opening of school, perfecting their routines and 3 t' ' si ist 'v at 5 X. improvising new ones. The girls designed their own uniforms, bermuda-length skirts with inverted pleats and sailor-style overblouses and short skirts with blue and white check lining. They wore these skirts alternately. Their sweaters had a large mono- gramed music note on the front. Other than performing on the stage and at games, the songleaders paraded with the band in the Christmas and the Carrot Carnival parades. f' ll lf UUHGHBS ll Rafi The couches at Centrfl crre Q, ie lesson why our school has been so well represented in sports this? ,eor. The cocxc ' is behind the team. Each coach Puls ci lot of individual effo t ifizlo cxkkinq luiqood tecrm, ond, no cloulgt,-fthey spend rncmy ci sleepless niqht H fore gin kllnolalftonl qcxme. ff lb -I X, Li ,, A H 3 l, ll ,',,. Ii :N ! x , 51: , lll I I. , ll 'I lr t lg ill ! X ffbl ,ff . 5- I. Ke v .. N 1 '- 2 -' LH X ilk fllfl X' E X' 3 on f-'n 1 ll Q I fb I 2 Irxx, XXI? XXL? x Vg , .3 2 l I 111,-' Il Church. 'Nate Beamcm. Bill Cole. Blinn Tenny. Chuck I.aPere. Ed Raulsion. ,r- ff i 4 ma. 3 E A, E F, 4 ,- f it f -. .f , 4 1 H5 X 2 - K ' H 'J '.-5' ff' 3 9 ? 2 U '-' -' ,i'f'l I ' 4 , , Rx. I 1, Q 'PTERTE'-3-L ' K . 1 N.. 1 ,1 - 'F A A ' Y 'M 1 ' in N' ff? T' 'v A J -A f X ' if 1- R i fx, . Y ' 'W ' il Y has A iff V .A. N r 5 H-Q...-2 F, X fl P: 1 I y ,Q A N L 6- Q f 1: P Pg .5 xp K - Q , 1. .. was ww t M Z.- ' - ,V V .wi V 1 K .J L gf-'9' x n I Q ,LQ , . , -1' A J, .lf f - -K ' 3 in .- we - f , -V is ,, . , Q X . -,,,,.Q1'E.w.F'. K '.QgQ,-- Ll, ,E .Y ' Y V, V K y r f' ' - 55Xf:f+:-- fw 2 I -AH-', :'f Q ..'-5.2! Q: - M - Q.. . ml X ff V . . V' , ' f k 'A 'fi , x ' J 1 jp g , 51.3, gh , - gqxl ix- Qui 55:41 ., M ,. I ,t6V.,, , . V 3, .F .gil if 1 x E7 Lijglb 6?024m LCLAJ-CJ 9Acef?f5 1 Jiffy, Although ,We did not win many games this year, the team did make a good showing and gave us many thrills and exciting moments. Some aspects of this football season will always be memorable. The boys will remember both the hours of back-breaking prac- tice and the dances after the games. W mf' tffff 7 I VWWZ' Jia QLQQQ 4 . NIAZ MOHAMMED Vtflfikwfti ,Aid Ymcfjl, 1 r E 'H in ,. 1 w .V , N , .1.....2'.f i' ...,..,-'- V f-1' f-117 U' -an PQI 1 L Qw J' fa U egn viii -,Q 4 fx E 4X,.' 1455 X x. l I . A ' Y , ,.f'f.' P1 ,-1 f . ' , , - , . ag? ,.IL .7 ,I,g'- - fx Hi .' 4 B Y, Nl .1 4. V455 ' but n V ,r,,,T.,,,,. tl :.,.c,,..,. H A. - 1 V 1 K Q fe. - L' 5 tu ,F Itwf Front row: H. Blackman. W. Martin. I. Luker. M. Driscoll, I. Woods, T. Whitmer, G. Ruby. B. Wieben. Second row: R. Berkshire. S. Gowman. B. Duggins, A. Franklin, O. Quintero, I. Iohnson, W. Havens, T. Cook. Third row: B. Remsen. W. Angulo. R. Sheflield. R. Byrd. D. Gascon. M. Gascon. P. Aguilar. R. Tovar. Fourth row: Coach Cole. D. Stewart. P. McGee. L. Clay, P. Marsh, C. Edgmon. R. Burson. Coach Raulston. Edgeman. Second row: Rickie Lott. manager: Iim House, Buddy Christensen, Sherman Eldridge. Ronald Crumpton, Ray Reyla. Reno Maddalena. Abdul Mohammed, Keith Mayberry. manager. Third row: Robert Barrett. Iohn Castle. Richard Bentley. Brooks Mothorn. lim Deane. Vic Vanoni, Steve Carrillo. Fourth row: Richard Cofield, Manuel Lopez. Doug Reeves, Robert Zinn. Charles Beneiield. Roger Crenshaw. David Reed. Pason Butler. Robert Douthitt. Fifth row: Blinn Tenney. Coach: Charles LePere. Coach: Coy Powell. Bob Miller. Brad lngle, lim Sipes, Bill Lewis. George Harris. Sid Blackman. William Berriochoa. Mike Greer. George Baca. RE S H M N Front Row: Ron Burson. Iohn Alvarez. Robert Contreras. Steve ludson. Bob Deol. Iohn Front row: Dale Mathis, Paul Zinn, Bill Hill, Gary Paddock, Henry Calloway: Bcak row: Coach Bill Cole, Daniel Sanchez. Dick Cedarstali, Lee Roberts. George Khan. Dennis Loeifel. Tom Hubbard. A V P-.SIT BAS BTBALL The basketball teams always provide some of the most exciting games of the year. It was no different this year, and we had the added flavor of win- ning the championship. ' . fm ,I ,. flfaffff ., , fi? . -A -1 ,Vvtii - v QD. r A - v e :2-Q4 1? 44. 4 sa-S1561 mn., ,fs .,.-.- . :SB i frx . ,QI 1 ,xv .J 1 J. 1 -.v 9 A F' a R L W Fronlti rms: Seach Bill Cole. Fred Morris. Walley Havens, David Knott. Iohn Macias. oy yr: Back row: Manuel Arviso, Dick Corley. Xen Iones, Bill Duggins. George Rolland. Don Brock. Front row: Steve Cannillo. manager: Robert Douthitt, Sid Blackman. Rickie Karp. Dan Travis. lohn Rozzell. Steve Iudson. Pason Butler. manager. Second row: George Harris. Robert Barrett. Richard Bentley. Iohn Alvarez. Manuel Lopez. Harmon Keasler. Third row: Charles LePere. coach: Vic Varxoni. Brad Ingles, Bill Lewis. Iim Sipes, Dick Cofi eld. FRBSHMAN 555.9-?'Ldivi1, .1w.L..- 3- Y ' -1- . . , . e ..,.. 1 ,came .ml --'-....vw ,,...-ms., va-.w:.L..n-nm-ff... Lei! to Right- Front row: Giovanni Bertussi, Sam Cook, lim Magee. Ron Saario. Ken Yaryan. Second row: lim Iohnson. manager: Bob Maciaa. Charles Lott. Bill Walker. Ray Stiles. Mike Driscoll. Third row: lim Woods. Henry Calloway. Cliff Iohnslon. Wally Havens. Roy Byrd. Coach Church. VARSIT BASEBALL Who says Champions are born, not made? Here at Central the opposite is true. For the past nine years we have won the Imperial Valley Baseball Championship. Coach Church and his boys deserve a lot of credit for havinq a championship team so corisistantly. u S ,-5 Left to Right- Front row: Gilbert Ruby. manager: Rudy Monroy. less Martinez. Buddy Christensen. Rickie Karp. Robert Contreras. Coach LePere. Second row: Iohn Macias. Ioe Escalante. Tom Cook. Charles Bennett. Wendell Craig. Bud Logan. Milton Dearborn. Walt Bngulo. Standing: Iames Sipes. Cary Bentley. George Khan. Lee Roberts. Bruce Jensen. 3 ff: nil . First row: Nathaniel Iackson. Paul Zinn, Paul Marsh, Brian Dani. Dale Mathis, Willie Lawson, Ray Arviso, Duane Bornt, Iim Petree, manager. Second row: Roger Iackson, Richard Uhri, Bob Tovars, Paul Benefield, Iohn Ambort, Bill Rensen. Dick Foss. Third row: Kenneth Ackerson, Dave Dickey. Ioe Wilson, Xen Ionee, Bob McClain, Gary Paddock, Leslie Marquette. VARSITY TRAC For the past few years Central has been enjoying a revival of track. This has come about mostly through the efforts of one man-Coach Ed Raulston. Track is one sport that does not seem to get the credit it deserves. The coach beqan rebuilding the first year he was here, in 1953. We won the champion- ship in 1955 and the coach left for two years. Now he is back to continue where he left off. B TRAC First row: Douglas Byram, David Davies. Winston Martin. Harry Blackman. Ioe Douglas. Second row: Lewis Kirkpatrick. Mel Thompson, David Reed. Douglas Lawson. Bill Lee. Larry Clay. Iohn Claxton. manager. Third row: Mike Harper. R. M. Howard, Douglas Edwards. Iim Ray McKenzie, Roy Lechner. Ted Whitmer. Iim Luker. Doyle Brewer. Front row: Charles Berieiield, Robert Zinn. Leland Napier. David Arviso. lim House. Back row: Ronald Fox. William Berriochoa. Gerald Weatherman. T t I 1 t 1 C TRAC xt, , ,, -. ' gin Q fi we .. 'i' i i A, 4 L5 , '- ..:12e,f2i3-,fsffsrsf r , ,- -, ' , 17 A lv A1-naaqh fc! K Left to Right- Front row: Doug Doig. Brooks Mothorn. Van Ingle, David Knott. Leon Faure. Back row: Gene Anderson. Sterling Gowman. Rusty Yeager. Bill Cole. SWIMMING TEAM This is only the second year the school has hod a swimming team, but nevertheless the record this teom has compiled in two short years would do credit to a championship swimming team. l ,.. -.3-A..:f-41,----,J .Q- .. +.V.,.-Q.-.yr -.,,w,. .,,..x,,..,.4,- W krl, .1 ff-f'M'g ff?g A .1, , W' s L,,.m,4.g 1 T J WA...-.y-if 5 X Q A HW-. V.: ,. ' JM Twff f ,, T A 'L'f' 'ffL1i1' -fs A Yn f,EgLg .g-, , .lm ...,1,--.- 4, 1-1 -1 i 4 - M...- .U 1. . -W. .A- 1' .vm-3 .-,Z - . -,.g.,.w.+a W. - .........,-f .wr,.,...,..f- E 5 Q Av,,!--1+ ww , I - ,Q 'K VV-MTN! ,' Q..-53.4 'Wg - -r J ......l-K..-WJ . vm- .A 'I H ' M.: .Q Nw , w . .4 vg-5,...,-- ..a,..-.e1Qe-- I.: qmi -'W ,..J..v., - f , . .,-.rm 1: 4-Q. 1 my-u-.ws .-Q wuwpwwbfw- -fv- wm.-wf.w,. -r-as X-M 'eff' .yn I ,.,f, A+ I ' gf- I , ,A.g-S' - 'G-13' ,, N .vm . 6, ,f ,- H , .A A . 5' -.V , 1 , 3.5, .,,. ff V -xx 'f . 13 X , K . X X, 65:45 fu- in M 'wx by W , . . 1 . 1 - 4 L, V : , I 3 -L 1 A 1 , QM, m..,.f..,,,-wh.--m.f,,4.4y1abqy5sn:kfv,J-:i-:-'- aff ' 1 F Y , g 11 '-,' and R: f5g,p', nf, gy , gpm, f2,i!jf f 1. 5 23,53 I ai s f. , J, if q i45 C5 I I a A44 2 4 . R b 3, ' Y. r . fr M552 530 A A ' 1 2 13 limi , i , fgiff, J - - Q. ii? -, wwf . .411 R ,T L Ji? F ' . N f- xt L' - N, 1 ,ffm ., ..n .- x .-N .P l I ML' at 2 S , Q, In ' ,fn K 2 . - , . x , X ' Y . . A . , , ., 7,75 .V A V f Y ju ,. , 1.4, 52 ' .. ':.-4:35, -A. -- 5-1 il .14 L E , T '3f? WfVf by T MW mv 5 N gvy RZffQlW 5 N W 'fr-X S ,ZW if U' 0 1' fwfjffffj ff flwffyf, I gqaflijjwl X C VJ WWW! fp fa ffnfki azyciiifgafgnfieaagriigf Fair JC falfwig A511 A R G glfflffb E ZW: asf' greg! Mfg , I You M96 Q D We MI 6 W f'7L4fwf,f ' QOQQQLJ CCM! Cape W ibn Qjmljj 64 f if me SPONSORS A 'C 1 Q' CAMPBELL INSURANCE AGENCY LAS PALMA I' CAPM Gi 620 State Street 424 cy 1 .7 EL 2-0624 L 2-64 ' , A QQ, QQ ADAMS BROS. CLEANERS NES .XZ 1 , 2556 675 State Street I h cmd cry -X Q f EL 2-4295 Q' 2-1331 xx , f CI-xAs. BRATTON-Tractor E Equip. operator If CA DEL v TEL -R X 1041 North Imperial Highway 129 th S1 ,K X2 EL 2-4821 C 'f' f X ,. GREYHOUND LINES EL CENTRQTQ C 460 Stctte Street 495 Mcxin et EL 2-6363 EL 2-3456 , I MADGE L. CARPENTER AR'IEIELD ' 137 South 5th Street 07 Mai Street EL 2-2176 -2073 BARKER AUTO nom' wonxs AARON Arg: C 419 State Street 873 Bright I, EL 2-4224 EL 2-4644 , BARKER'S AMBULANCE SERVICE 405 Stcxte Street EL 2-4224 FAURE TRACTOR G EQUIPMENT CO. 1414 W. Main Street EL 2-2241 CLAXTON APPLIANCE 1322 Main Street EL 2-1211 SHI-ILBURNE REI-'RIGERATION CO. 1247 Main Street EL 2-3511 I PACIFIC SURPLUS 1 669 Main Street A EL 2-3775 W. A. SCHENIMAN PAPER CO. 429 Mcxin Street EL 2-3171 CINDERELLA DRESS SHOP 1125 Main Street EL 2-3666 MARCOT'S. INC. 480 Mcxin Street EL 2-4556 I 6-4 , SPONSORS CHRISTIAN'S HARDWARE 677 Main Street EL 2-5412 STONES TV BARBER SHOP 6680 Main Street EL 2-5307 VIRGINIA ANN BAKERY 477 Main Street EL 2-4961 THE ART CRAFT PRINTERS 660 Main Street EL 2-1044 SHULTZ BARBER SHOP 620 Main Street EL 2-0853 WOMACK-MITCHEI.L MOTOR CO. 690 Main Street EL 2-5591 FRED MARR 830 Orange Street EL 2-2444 CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE 1224 State Street EL 2-3737 A 6. W FOOD MARKET 420 Imperial Ave. EL 2-6311 GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 804 North Imperial Ave. EL 2-0881 C. A. IRVING. REALTORS 825 Main Street EL 2-4481 LEMONS-WILEY MORTUARY 560 State Street EL 2-3947 CALIFORNIA BEAUTY SHOPPE 131 North 5th Street EL 2-6737 PANCHO'S RESTAURANT 612-614 Main Street EL 2-9207 COTTAGE FOOD MARKET 822 South 6th Street EL 2-1469 BAGNALL OWL DRUG 501 Main Street EL 2-4028 RALPH PIPKIN P. O. Box 1753, E1 Centro EL 2-0762 and EL 2-0763 IACK WALKER CO. P. O. Box 1138, E1 Centro EL 2-4434 and EL 2-4435 WESTERN METAL SUPPLY CO. 902 South 2nd Street EL 2-4611 DAVID FREEDMAN 6 CO.. INC. P. O. Box 779, E1 Centro EL 2-3061 SPONSORS QUALLS 6. LYON IUnion Oil Distributorsl 241 Orange Street EL 2-2741 FRED R. BRIGHT CO., INC. Box 360, E1 Centro EL 2-0721 CALIFORNIA PINE BOX DISTRIBUTORS Org:-:gg and New Street EL 2-4561 NEUMAN SEED CO. P. O. Box 1373, El Centro EL 2-0491 BRUCE CHURCH. INC.. OF EL CENTRO Box 498 EL 2-1661 DESSERT SEED CO.. INC. 355 Commercial Street EL 2-2081 I-IITCHCOCK PACKING CO. P. O. Box 804, E1 Centro EL 2-0945 RAUL'S POULTRY 1089 North 6th Street EL 2-6343 D 6. M EQUIPMENT CO. 192 Main Street EL 2-1727 M. W. AGNEW CONSTRUCTION 590 North 3rd Street EL 2-4251 DELTA MERCANTILE CO. 377 Broadway EL 2-0591 GRAY'S RICHFIELD SERVICE 500 South 4th Street EL 2-9364 SPARKLE TEXTILE SERVICE 353 Commercial EL 2-3131 MCKENZIE 6. MCKENZIE Box 715, E1 Centro EL 2-2231 PAUL MAGGIO G COMPANY. P. O. Box 39, E1 Centro EL 2-1041 and EL 2-1042 CHARLES KILGORE 189 Main Street EL 2-0424 CHARLES I-'REEDMAN P. O. Box 588, E1 Centro EL 2-3761 DON PAULUS CO. P. O. Box 99, E1 Centro EL 2-3991 SHIPPERS ICE P. O. Box 61, E1 Centro EL 2-4091 LOM THOMPSON 4th and Ross Ave. EL 2-0411 SPONSORS AMERICAN CLEANERS 124 South 7th Street EL 2-1633 PATT'S I-IAIRSTYLISTS 126 South 7th Street EL 2-2002 MARSHALL SEED 6 FEED CO. 126 South 6th Street EL 2-2131 BUTTONS 61 BOWS 145 South 7th Street EL 2-0554 MARY ANN BEAUTY SHOP 516 Moin Street EL 2-0461 NOVAK 6 ATKIN 534 Main Street EL 2-0963 HENRY'S IEWELRY 522 Main Street EL 2-2763 I. C. PENNEY CO. 510 Main Street EL 2-2526 KING'S 569 Main Street EL 2-5321 WARREN WRIGHT LINCOLN MERCURY 6th G Stctte Street EL 2-2921 IMPERIAL VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. P. O. Box 251, E1 Centro EL 2-2211 DESERT PRINTERS 834 Stote Street EL 2-4374 EL CENTRO CHAMBER OI-' COMMERCE 660 Stote Street EL 2-3681 BOB VAN DER LINDEN ELECTRIC CO. 1215 Main Street EL 2-3981 MANNING LUMBER CO. 1425 Moin Street EL 2-2191 EL VAQUERO DRIVE IN 1469 Main Street EL 2-7277 SUNLAND DAIRY 1455 Main Street EL 2-5787 PURDY-HOLMQUIST CO. Box 98, E1 Centro EL 2-2441 GENE T. RICHARDSON. M.D. 107 South 5th Street, Rm. 252 EL 2-2124 OSWALT 6. IOHNSON 6th G Broadway EL 2-2861 MCNEECE 6. MCNEECE 601 Broadway EL 2-1721 THE CAMERA SHOP 493 Main Street EL 2-1677 DESSERT FLOWERS 618 Main Street EL 2-4731 FROZEN FOOD BANK 427 State Street EL 2-4581 DOUGLAS BLIVEN PHOTOGRAPHY 126 South 5th Street EL 2-5954 IMPERIAL HARDWARE CO. 525 Main Street EL 2-3021 SONES 6. HINSON 455 State Street EL 2-4271 KIRBY VACUUM CO. 207 5th Street EL 2-7450 FRIEDLEY'S TIRE SERVICE 444 State Street EL 2-0565 NEW PARK FOOD MARKET 341 North 8th Street EL 2-4451 SPONSORS PACIFIC TELEPHONE CO. 763-State Street EL 2-1101 STOKER COMPANY P. O. Box 1179, El Centro EL 2-6821, EL 2-6822 VALLEY PAINT CENTER 497 State Street EL 2-6843 ACME OFFICE MACHINE CO 131 South 6th Street EL 2-2945 WASHBURN-WATTLES INSURANCE 608 Main Street EL 2-1871 BROOKS IEWELRY CO. 6th and Main Street EL 2-4184 IOHNSON'S 591 Main Street EL 2-0427 SOUTHWEST I-'LAXSEED ASSOCIATION 8th 6: RR., Imperial, Calif FL 5-1175 CHARM BEAUTY SALON 122 North 6th Street EL 2-2761 WEBER BAKING CO. 1448 Main Street EL 2-5521 f x SPONSORS NEW STAR MARKET K2 is COOK'S MARKET 1499 Broadway 1073 Ross Ave. E1 Centro, California L , 1 Q Q EL 2-5431 JA-20 EL CENTRO MOTORS SJ ,QOVJ M COL AL ESTA 385 Main Street K 67 t h Stree . EL 2-3201 Q K 9 - 41 1 - ' LED' Q' AM K .1 o ' ' COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.. Centro LMFQQILL ' ' ' N' ' CE CO. 126 South 3rd Street 3 1 Com - -Q - E: EL 2-1562 ,O 1 4? - - 5 xk 1 L WHITELAW 6. WHITELAW 6 O'NEAL 61 AVENS 103 Law Building 141 North 8th Street u EL 2-2321 16la C2 P CAL RECTOR INSURANCE 895 Broadway EL 2-6331 tt SEABOARD FINANCE co. . W I 132 North 5th Street W X EL 2-4141 7 Q 'J tt W V 1vnM1's BEAUTY SALON X 133 South 6th Street tx EL 2-3665 - 01 1 M X JR ,Ill LOLITA'S HAIR FASI-IIONS tl 316 North Imperial 'L dl' EL 2-7373 M BALLARD 61 BROCKETT 537 Main Street EL 2-3418 McKAY'S SPECIAL BRAKE SERVICE 800 North Imperial Ave. EL 2-5381 SWAIN INSURANCE AGENCY 895 South Imperial Ave. EL 2-6585 1 WARREN T RNER REAL ESTATE 260 Nor I 'perial Ave. EL 2-567 GREEN- s lpo TIAC. INC. 759 in St et V EL 041D 1 AN SE T TITLE INSURANCE CO , 4 Main Street L 2-2011 KNIGHT'S INSURANCE AGENCY 113 North 6th Street EL 2-6321 DRYE AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 144 South 8th Street EL 2-2281 wt ' TV RADIO if f SMITH G WARDRUP GLASS SHOP 7' S 8th reet ., I 524 Broadway -21 1 I ' EL 2-3066 .' I ji It , A , DU OT VILLALOBOS TEXACO SERVICE 155 Adam Qenue U V200 Main Street EL -23 1 ,I if , EL 2-6385 , - .2 gg H ff,1ff,,f 5 No Str et L 2 9 7 J ALLIED VAN LINES, INC. A 260 East Main Street - I . EL 2-6471 M KIKI D -IN WISE 6 WINSTON ' 609 N r 1 Ave, Box 178, E1 Centro EL 221 EL 2-4683 I E CO. ZINN BROS. LIVESTOCK COMM. CO. Yihway 99, E1 Centro Box 1600. E1 Centro jjj! L 2-1091 EL 2-1650 LABRUCHERIE RANCH VALLEY TRANSIT CEMENT CO. P, O, Box 528, E1 Centro P. O. Box 1489, E1 Centro EL 2-2171 EL 2-6461 25 THE GARIN co. NA ,QJMJJ N P. O. Box 101, El Centro : EL 2-1641 ' 'Z M Q' --, ,LMA tr. 659 1 2 1,010 1, ,- 56 fb VJ H14 0 Auruanarus my xf 1 JM,wfW aff? WZQWKWJ j6f7.,7n6Tv.1LWf7J4'f'W9.7 M' 6 ,ov-'76LL A j X UW Jvwgij - 2 VW, 'iff Af ' J . jyw njijfw A Wfid Jw W ,,pK WTMQQQFU W Rf f W M ,J J ,iff Wm JW W fp of aff L9 W yfvqfg I 6049 4 ' 7,1 CQ W5 up ,L ' 77q7l,'r'1f7l J 'zA'VUbWm,7q ffiWl7 ?6 jf' WW wa' V0 fe W O - 1' 'P QM' ZWQOW wif' Mil Wat qw? N wp S2mfflWffQ:? ff Jw il WCM ,Jw 1 3A!f,.mjv, . wg? M XQ MM M ,VO F igigiyiy W JW Nw W ffrfffe UML, Jaw FK WB Mlqlff SW JW QW blff-.fb 74.9 ,J M J YV by eff- 00 aww if if S7577 gf LLM M we 'QM SVS Qgifgzf J Q9 ezifdlicfq KQJ W!! ,Lfff .FQQ 01.6 QVMOMQKO www mx MM 702 Jfq ff N ff MQ 3 fi X 1 ff QQ ? f ff5 1-Q f -:-275752: f i V JI AM . Af SQ .. , + H 1iA 3 , J ' f . .,w-W' , i, 'a P' -V.- L ' ' ,J ff..f7 . r 1. f ' , . , ' ' , , 5 ' i at - 'ab .3 ' . . ' b ' M , fm, ,cf ' , ,Q A? 07 - ' 'A A If 63,654.1 , 6 WL ' ' 1 :Z fi , L E. 'JH f' ' I I I Y 'fl' L V ' l . , ry I 2' f I lg O . V A i l . ,ff f . ' ,- 1 T ' . 4, ' jj ffm .- 3 K N , , I ,U 71 I I! ' X c, ffl! JQ3 E I fb, ul Jig! ,,f 4 EIL L., 4, . dr 1 -Q ,'. 5x.N iff' 1, . lla lla' IIFTIJ! I 1 Q . ff,-IA L' In ' . , 71 I x!,4,. , .5 .27 If -54, f ,- Af- .aff J f A FN . ' ,af ' 1' M' if , H, ff fr. bf ggf - gg , '- ' 1 1, ff' I JJ - K ' r' Ix'f1 A 5 H1 ' fi! ' ,K ,, J k W i . jf ? X 'F P' r r 3. M sf? . A ff W W ,ff M cw W Ff,,,iwjf'fg My 5gWfM Q f? w L ffQwf fv A WQf255G 01, N .WJ y F Wiper J My 2 pQfK Mw N w RM Alla W? ff! Mila' 423524 ' 4 KW J' QM Tw mygk D 'Vffyiajo Y L Ml it M W XSSNSMXSQS 1553 Eg if SSS g gg Eggkfgfifkgg ,Q , 'Eg kiff, M , 51w'1 L 5 ,.w ' V '1 , ' W Anwar,-, Aw4'f f Lu - ' Jr v , ' 1: W I , f fp'-I fn, 1,7-5 i 'VI 1 ,.,!,,,,. I X , ,ich 5 Z, A! I Wifi- wlh' jmmQh,H4f. ,.A, .A V . ,M M41fwa, ,w . - 'M-ffl -,A Q44 - . V 'cyqg-,-4 N? . ' ' 'iv A , ' 1 ' A f f ......,,, 1'. A- 'fly ' ',,- Q..r'f ' Z, ' X l, , , '.'3'.'s. , , V , f' 1' A r L' , 'N .H V LF, - ,-4, f' ,iq W - ' r R 1,2 3' -1 8, .I 1 Y -, V Y . N . I ' pl Y Y-Sv , w A !ww,xu', ,, iq, , 4 1 UV! V H P, . ibf . I ig if-dy il , .-ff' ff 4 5 K K 7, A 741 A 2 wif! GLASS TRENDS ERICKA MATTSSON 411 MADISON SANDPOINT, ID. 83864 www.adoptababyfroggie.com C2081 263-8000 FAX 12081 265-9983 ,. 1' Lf 7 3- t gg, H , 'ff' 'M as 3' 4 3 gi -iii! -I ., .-f. ,f'3Jj'Zr if ' .41-'-A:-. p5,gg.,' Q 1. i if 2. 'Ui--1 N, ,Y sm. 652 . '.f 5-f I , I 'f'-'fa ix ff -ji f. . -A .'1 ' 'P Y'- - f '- gif! 2 4 4 :lf f fifwsfg E' vvil 1, f f5.:.x:. 1 4' E52 i' 'W X w.,.,,mn,,,.,,,zf5Y f Q fe fm CM I 'X.Lfa'!D5? ' L 'Q X O S L70 awgfi' f6m7 wf ,Q , H6 XQJIQFO 145 9574552 QDEPS 704755 Lmzfigf , 14? 345350 Mm U1 6574595044 f L04 Q42 Qi 5if Pf1 z2m2g A SKAQL MJ 7942 4Df-!f4Lf,DfkF-'33 if ,Mf,4f3,M5L5 Za.n! mLf, HAQ l ,5w,Q,2D fvxbg Q?5f2' Qvlnpbpy mm6,ML X' F03 NAM fffvfam mb gt ,cffOTf?0. I I is ,Dwi Neue Pinakothek, Munich! V 1 V 1 . I V 5 ,f-' TT ' 'vii ' , ' slr - . ff fy!-1.-if., VV S,.,a,, I s f V fi fl I nf ' AV JV N 'N -f ' . I . if ,rpg V V VI 7 S! A is ff w,, , , - ' A -5.13, Vf' I Vilv Wlduz qmrc4uaenpLf,X V ' Vincent Van Gogh ' , Neue Pinakothelcg Munich A A -JJ' 111 ' , ,'M, - ' x' fw , Aff -Tp -3'-A - . ,lin ' , Z I I ff - ' ,:r - I' Q D ' .V L., ' ' A 'Lf ! ' c ' , I E , iff , ' ' I ' I wr:-., ' , . . 'ViH'5Ti 5' I ' ' , ' Vfa'1..zL if 'EE' ffgg -1?5f5rLiff7 H SM ' Li ' I A V ,V V,f..v.... V : ,f -, 1, .1-f , ' - 3. 7- ' - W ' ,. -, ' 1 ,.,.. W. ' ' ' ,Qf.39lI'f 'lb ' ,MIM-,-Ag ' f'f 'A ' , AMW .... V V 1 V' JVVV .r VVIV 55261. - V- .:- V 5 V -' ' A V, -A ,s I A ,S Ii fe- Wd: W I - -'I A I fig in 'F' ,, A , .- ' S- '. ' - I gg: -f,'. ,' I ff--gy! ,Q '1, 'u'Z'1,wV V . ., Y , V jf f V I IV - . A I ,qi Q V I, VLVIVVXI' I 'L,Jjff,1fV A ,,,-,,Ss- I ,. W VU V fig c aV.Q'.'ff , wif-1:1 LVVVV na 'tf 1 VV A V V V .VHVV VV VV VV .RSVVVV 'I tr A O V ' - A- . f-,.,v, - -I , H , f V V 1 f - ', Q we- H-A: 'T 'A 'Ez 'f'y5?: ' If I -Iff f we K- sg . , A LII--31 2 I , A-If f A --- sh A I R24 I ' M, A.. .5 Q .? 9 pq 1 Xnf Vg 'BX 'ig XI 'es f I' A Hvwxs, f new V xg J Z AELQQIETBOE 7 Ygfaa 42? 'iomeo I 91 dbvYou I' FOR DIAGNOSIS CARECIVINC OR TREATMENT MATERIALS CONTACT THE ALZHEIMER S ASSOCIATION AT 1 BOO 272 3900 ' www alz org Q ' , V ,VV 'rg Alzheimers Disease and Related Disorders Association Inc woes' ' 1 919 North Michigan Avenue Suite 1100 3' YQ ,D is Chicago, Illinois 60611-1279 VV V '-Ijfi zf m fffv-. V V -T . I , 'I 'n ff I . ,I ,R ' 'Y u . ,,' v,x.- ,,,.,,'V A V VV , VV V 'VV IVV- VV V4 V . ,I ,332 I VJ V 11V VV VV V VVS ,WV V qgqen 4,45 Vi Vp, V V V, V. V. V, V , if QE V VV VV ,I -. at V ,Vx Q-I!1.- In Q VV 1 . IVHVZ, v2 VV V V, , X If-IVVVV V V VV - ,V TV I N,A A MI,mw,1 I,I Az we A-.Af V 1 ' I' ' 417, 4 A r'f..,'f . .I I A VV, I V .WV AV V, V I fl Tjiajfh Vi V HIV gh QV 5 I I: N 47 A , ' 'V 4 If A h 7' if , in , , if ,V , , - I 1, a I I 3- VS 7 Jef, A V.g?- , 4, I Iwi i,AIffI I I - IIfwMIIAgf,I 'Q' f ' I, L I .Q fy 1? 5, ig., 'Q ' ?f' fII'h I 3 Af Agwiifif. AL A ti A V VJ' KV ,A ,V IV: V f I -ii I V, V, I I pf - rveo,an I VV . ji ? V 5 f I I f - Q .II I .V V ' I - - - . . 4:2 1 1 I , : I V A V, , Ib If f lg O i lm W 5 JJ ! 4 N .. H . ,,, X -wr, , , ,. 77,114 l' 'if If T 1 A I I-Q, , :i:1:35:Qi:f:Q:522:5 w:-au.-,fue 1-0' VXI - 1 N H H . ' I - .,,-,. R - l355EQifSfi5EfEffEf5f1ffiE2:,., ., V y:'g.:gg:g::g-rw:-' . A V 'vt' ' 1 n ' ' - ' - ' - - - ' ' '::::3:3:g5:5:3.g g::3:1.-.-.-.-.1-3,3-1495 .v:-:-:5.'.1 V:-:-:-:-:-:V:-:-ir:-:-2:232:2:2:f:212If1fCE2:1:f:3:55 ' 1?:it3251515173Iif5fi:7:3:f:f:f:2:Q:f:Q:2 .Z I I 01, ,T if S f merger Cyncc-2!na11z4s r.. F ---V+ L' frail s , s , s ssssss s ss ssss W s if-Efiiigzizg-ig? ,. ., 1e'g22.:Q'322iii25 '11E,QlQ,E if 1.-1-,-L ,Q'f25.5 'ffl -'A A fQZfQE5iQQQ5:5 A t 'M ,, 5 My Class Officers President. .......... . ........ ..... ...... . . . Vice-President ,.,,,, Secretary ,,,,, ,n,,g f Treasurer ...... Student Bedy President .....,. iff:,.1:e..m:.5.. .Q..-.fi.g.lf t X Q Class Sponsors Class MONO .... ,... ' ff .... f1JfUflfCT ........... Class C0Iers.sQ,llt..t.l ....... Class Flowers ..... 2.1m ,s...... , ' by I ' ' W 9, awliy frlencls 4, J fL o off' 'N ffyl, C, 'Gare few Ounebu J W W A 4 N QL 6 x H Qbf F f ' E7 . + 7y M-ffkf 2 fx ' ,J f V L if-fn J' ., I I. .- if-it H . fi f fav dir: If K W CQ' fn, ,Q L L . my , f K N X fx 'ffjzftxcff if , fx Q L XLLQ A , , ffxfp' r g f,, 17 C '- ' ix.,- ,,- , A kr 'X Q L75 ! 1.- 0 ZX Q AK J L ff. X Li, N X if -' K 1 .W , f V- v,- X PX -Q 1 I. ., ' ,g, g K ' ,. 1 LQ -X lA,, ff Uf' 'iffy I qv Q V f K CQ X N Qgmnx J, F X 2' F ,Hx gf ,5-Mf M555 GK IN 1,11 X- X X , 4 . f 1 U . , l X W L . N H -'hx P' ki!! , Z Qfz f 'Am if , .4 .1 ff. I Ax., ' x ' ' 1.1! E ,fa , 'P ,AJ-, .- X J, f Y A 4 -,. K Y 'Sf-L. Q u 1.11 4- -L Lf' vfm,4LM,c,Q, ' ' 7 1 I' 7 Q, ' if vu - ,,g, ff 1'-', f . ,Q,f,-:nf 1 - -. .ft ,W Q 7fl,f.1 xf'Q Q .K-p,f,.L J, ' X . fc J , , ,,',,f 4 f w ,f I U ,, - -A f, ,,.4. V ff-J, , g 'X f V Pf ' --A W fi J if 7'f'7 i.fN- f.':',g 5-1 A 4 -. '. , . V f. 1 1 ' ,, , . H . '-- ' -V t ,w L ', MALL L 1.,.wvXL N N . . V V 1 1, - U, '-1 ,-,J'5v,fh,-., NM . rf' I '- H, 'I 'lr f A I: ,ry T 1 ' ' - -A 1? ',L, , ' Y V? , . kg 1 H 1 N --vu TX L-,, ,:,,1'L1 Y. L, ,' X., , f 1 ' 9 f fm- 'Ls' af ,V , , 91 . V 'fu Mg l,v x. ,'-,ffwji'x,f'fi4'.fVl-H - - , ! . J 1 A' NC ,V 5 .-,yr , .Q ul., - -, ,LJ t, L ,- PK, ' . ,T 1' ' A 3 X ,xx . - A . J p Q- y, A-,xy vhqgfkx ,'-L' K ' 2 K' ' '-4 'l U, '. xx. ' 5 w 5 -K -X -. 4 x, , X 1 V . x , A N . , - K J .R -V ,Ax vlxxax V A I A ' ' ' 'Y Qf X , 1 .X , X 'Qu xx 1' . 1 L ' , x X JIXX K V , X f M - xy X ix Y w AX 'J WX! xx X I 'V Y. X 'H XX '1 4 Xl J y l Y N , ,f -, 1 X, J' Vx .U Q , . K ,J K W . U ' I NX I X V-,NX , , XQX it I 5 s Y 'A K Q NJ Q' F, X' H w , Y Y Y uv my K- ' 1 . I . m if 5 , K ww '-' X J , L xl QQ' -.J X I xx 'NX ' A X X 'NJ XJ -V ' X .T .1 '.. 7 Aix f U f. I' 1 J f ,. T PJ A. ' vu T3 X-Lk' 4 M. - I 'B , - ' , 'D ,tj QJMAX 1 5A2zi,KSl':X .-Qrflxj. 5 XC' -vWc H' XNQNQXL se lor memorl if Dj Ni QQAQQ Jw 1 Q1g,HQ L nf ff-75 'kyifpi , fxkn. L 1f-- 'M' 0 ,K 1 'HL L.rL,ff 'fell 55- ' 1 X,f7--A , . 7 1 r : ' 7 !k,zvf-f-r'p ,- ,, ' iiwfx , an f -4 ff I , ,f ., ri:-V' 1,4 , 1 N fa L!! ,V I 1 A J ' J ,A ,K-, , U-vl-. YN -5 5 I .,,,t. M, L L W 4 V ,, R L' I ,. ., K- 1 X . A - , . ff ' n -- I -ff f w ffl '-7...1 '+V 2 - 7, ,- f' ' r A 1 . 1 Q i 'u.f..f',, l.Jf 7 -,4 51,4 , , , J. , Q .VJ 1'x H 'A 'nf 1 . fav., 671' , fy-, fm A L W, Ls:,,-ff -,LN I ' 1 ', ff 101 -1.fY LT had 625A fi-6-lf' 01 134:40 ,4,1i47 Lyyvl. QL..-:Ui :fvggf ' 51 -r f - f? Avia-1-.A..4 Fife ,aj fl.-.,,j, ., OQQL-ff-c,f-. - 1 Z X- f , Q. Q 'VL 'Qc.,P-nod yi,-air gef, J!'9 ' J A .7 X . fl P Vi 73 iff.-n a-4,141 '3L'3 'UVL- 1 -Jo, N LUQCJLN fl.. .,uf..p2 ju-1. 16 4.3-xffgv Q90-4 51,35 og c.a!f'C'-yi. A ul .9153- -Jn. I ' w class fp ,Je WM N YW W'S,,,s- fipfffyf M 51 ' L., fm. f' ,wif yx N ,J O0 an Q4 1c ',,JBW - M ,qw ' 0, W' fb ,f' X' ' 3 O ,fy ' .,V f 4 1 .,,ff.f ,f ,, f f 4 NL. F f f ' . Y' 4f'Q!'f', , .XKYQ-9,3 'L . u A Q Y -e , , ,I , ,s 5 , ..- , f , Wg A ,- ,L -, 1 Jf'fg5f,,-1 Q f, f fx .1 ff? - 14,562 f, ff, IX 4 , .V V, ' W f . yfff' - ' ' T f C 5 f , J V K-1 ,M ,I ' X Z -.12 S Q 'L if f if ,--P ' ,V f . , Z ' Q. V' T5 I , vm Z- 1 W . x A-X 1 3 -1 11 3 x ik W x xx?-3 , ' ,lb x'? f'.':A A Y-5 x x, N, . Xi I x 1 4, 1 ,, tiff-,PN ...Ewa ' -. CJ X ' 6 'if 9 5,3 X kf 'I W E.: dy Y S Y ,,, 7 Y X 1 'Jr L Z i l I w U Y , '4 4 ,, , , ' F ' -' 'Q '. A -if , ' w . , ' 1 V X ' ,fl , L f , f ' 'V ,L I, v yu V, . ,- ' 1 X X , . . A , ,ky VL, . I , ' 1 L' - ,.. . ,f ' ,f A1 , ,I ' ' 1 ' ,' , , W , i W , A . V, N ' ' n, ,Q - 1 7 A 4 W I- ' 4 X I ,. V x f , , , r V, ' If 1 I 1 I I Y . W, 4 , , I ' , 1 1 x 'x u A .x,. x Q V - 1 41 .- , . m V . Z + J X! N , XX . xi . X' .Rf ' 'K '. XV- -, . Q X A - - 1. , . ,I K, x . ,y X , Lx ,Ny X -- ,N x x, xx- , . xr. AK. - 'I , x t ' 1 N ,VL Ilx? fb' X ll J V f x lf xx V V x N L xg sw ' H OI HQ 7 if r L7 ,flff , My I H, N-f XX, wx! N if X 1 I it' I K Wlf 3 lk' A f , K all, 'f 4 t A bw 5 MIN K X X N I ,fx 3 1 .ix ' 1 M, X. . , LVRA ' X y x , , . 'Q-,x x- ! , ,Y ,E . KV g classmates' cards W Y 4 W X JVKQTH 9-0-HE JMOLZEH X fjwiss Sandfza .qbefzciual James M. Smith Cmiss virginia due MCZSOn W 1 l ogoreiia cq3eHe Cypooazs l 51221211 ffl- Farris Ofniss Qjlzaron cqjlurf u 1 :I-ss---'ef --fds A, miss goyce .gpoweu Qwul CUM? SDAUQQ3 514511 .fsafis Blacgman Qfniss Cgblzyllis Cmcgzcew E QRUQBB magna giginann Q :miss Wlmkmnm Mamma cyncfa fouias Bazzsff I classmates' cards V Cmiss Qgevona cggeilz ggerrin 1 Ofniss Qeggy ggawnm ma.mlg.54m miss Qayfe Lee ggfefzzing T Qfzace Lcjnafzie ngalazafz 1 I 231155 Qilrfring Cgallen USMHBI Flaming Mm classmaieskarcls Qfniss Qfnelincla Cpolgarf Jlffiii cguzanna miagsnaon mug ?mfhH11Q P5 Qlliftnn Enlqmatnn Cmiss C-Jlzaron Cqeilefier Miss Hmm Wlmmrnilarh l william Elm Simmnma, 3111 Wir!!! E. , ... 3- YW , L. classmates' cards K N N ,Lois godsbeag Qbalml Simms im ggafziaia 041222 .fswii Roger A. Lechner v Y Y :Sylvia Qfslsz Ljnfv gffwina Cafclweu Umrofyn Mmsgakukao classmaieskarcls ggsila gullaz lindisy Y Qfniss QQLOTCIZI- .QVWL2 Qicgey Wlnlmim Wmmg 1 Qfniss Wvonne Qqcay Qflflayyfielcl WN imhxmllms Edward MTW NJVIZM jfaffiazina Bagsz Qfniss Oflancy gecm dioge + VY. ...- classmates' cards jniss Cano! LJQVUIG .QQOQULS jim imnzmmmld QTGM Siam TFCWWLQ K :flffiu A 1 X ,SLM3 cf. Dbicmrza Bundy Bonnie B F J Qobert Allen Pata classmates' cards Qwrfkm Sm!! gfizabefll June jnillev reicken Ogaurine Qjplzolf Eifgsz oqguif LAURENCE D. HARTZOG l Guvclijc Dkillon classmates' cards Terence Eeuerkorn W Emu gm, Qiiehfeli Donald Bqmm I cgf141gJvf1fv5GZDI?vbtQ eiliiliglpml Q- 'gliiener I N I Jolm Erwin Loclce Bunzrlh Z- Cifilfiller W 5, classmates' cards 4 Q Q Quqmond AMS., Qfniss Cmargarei ggacfler Cmiss gogerfa mnifa Qhdine Qfnary .gingeliia Qarriilo N 91656 QSMEW1 Q. Summw, MR RUNALD TAYLUR M MANUS athletics 'F H gf 1 D Hbffo Mr , FWF' H C'13 Hf 'x'5 vw' Y fa M 100' ' ' - F ''.3 'lif.'2?1':f25:'.f:1:5.f:1:5:5t1 E -:?:2:-.f:f:f:g'2: Q: 5'5'g: E:Q:Q5Qf5EQ5': J ?gu3s'PgL W 00 V, A K. i X , ,fA jflggew' L V1 5 'AMN 'Q 1' -pif' I 1 ' 4 . W 'XT K 4' 'K Xylv Ukwk X,N xl l . 40 ' 'WVU 1 , N I 3 L A .J f - , ,I W 7 A Vw , f qM- if C nf . , Q I ,f ',kY I If I 2 1f X' gl x Xi Y ' N-'25 .J ,X K x 'S Navi- 1 MM R P: fm.v.f N K1 Lx CTX if w K 'Cx NJ ES -3- lx 'Q CM L -1 5 ffl' f, ,VXA 0-T 0 J 'S Vw CR tl Yx dx V -Yyxa PDQQT 01? 1.0231 C3XL.xVX.,f7'x,x7.S '1 S Wu -a 'vv 1 2 uw Q Q FT 5 F V A X1 M Q 1 Qfo NT'1N-Jeb MQN QQ MRF? U2 ulSJ5'fa, ' I 4 fillltllcl phd. ds n uv X L.,,. ,,:. 51: I F ,f nv I lui! ,AV . ..-.5.,. f, xl' ,,. L I Ipffr, ' n ' I X fy If ik 1' A fy' Jia w firzv,-1212521.23151 X '.-1515? 1 ' I - -fy , f' -' r W. , L. K X M J 213 M 4, 2 J if Z:t2AZ: ,gi '2'-M,i H ,M f V pi ' jg' ,xi 1- ,, .J a .,3,. If 'lzz x Il I 'N V, If ZYM, ' in If ,74f5,,,-' V M A' yli-Lit Y JI AKJJI ,V Li..-, thy 4 xg - L jf 1 , - ' 1 ll ' V W V' 15 'MWC 1' J Sm-7 '1-1-i - 4 ,J , ff f f f, , ,V , q,W A L. ,990 3 XY! Sj,'1'x,X5,f 'ff N f- ue V 'A ' -4 7Jj.4, N: xxx! I 9 ATX: 1,7 ,gags ,Kaf H XIX :JN J' I V11-J X ,I KW 6 A-YQ 1 fq mi x, L K 4' QN3 lx 1' y L V ', ff ' 'XX I VX Lie' IQ if if jx. xl A if A-. of .4 Vx ' 4. .qw I A I r Q X N No.1 if ,D Q me X H H, , 'I .1 0. , X , X9 .LJ XXXL, fd' 5455, ,I xx , x J 1 . wif ,P , 1 . ff p VV 6' H09 ,O Q? W , LV M 4 ff ' 'Q U1 .g W 'JG x.-3 if if F ' I lj wks o ' L' ' , , 1 Y X- Emp .H , .J J. M ' ' K 'I ' V ' ,-J., .f V' . , K 'jj x, 7 f W fl K.. -,K 1 ' . W N g -, A 41 f ' I- 'N XQL 'if ,V ' D V J R 'L J I Kon AR . , Y , - C gl l Y 'Jfuflflwu 1 I-T X I Y 4,67 I ' ff ffl, xfttlif I f ' K- ,,- . gcff' gg' L A K UAT' K k , 4. Q, T C ,L ., :lf 5961, i ' -' . . ' . - 0 X in X 1 X L41 yqq If ju A wa 1, Q QL ,ann if -K f ffl I, wwf- vii! llvqpv Qi -fi EM - ' 1 f,g -I JL ' ill' li? ' J V1 lx' jf L w ltr? lgfflil lil,-b I 5 X 5, ' -. A-W 41, Q ,RSE 6.x f'v 'F' V fu, J 7 'mf' yfgc Q , - Jt 1 0. V QLSZ, af, X canelnl photos . ,i,. .,,. f 9 M 5 If QCHW' fd 6 l ff-7? 456.6 has Req! A413451 1 hc'-ZQ 4,QC '7 i4f,'177 vel! Swgjf at ffffj wiv- ,gf gg V NV 9 7 Cz? . ,Z K 739 x J 'J I bo , W Q gf -2061 7'1a,,5 lY Q7 of I PF Yea QQ it, 73 Qwm Uk 17, P' EZLQL f dak xf qw 7 1 QM if A?a? J, J-4? -:fd-7 X 'ff' 9z1C'G5cdqL K ,gd 'Q '34f,7' , Kxkfrl-C? ' xx tfbczql' X ij Pig Wim ggxs was X 5 Lg L g . f Sf- 2 A f-3 mf Q I Q S . - 5 Q s F Q I X X H X Q Q E x A Q Nil 2 EA If? 332 is 2, wif? l -, 247' K-KJ.! 'fc L ficfctziz 42,5 X3 Z ' ff dfzf 414' Q4 ' ' 4-Acc! gf 5 f' 3 C '-122122 '21'222221222-E212EiE2i:i2ll5 flvi iiii pf , , , . 1 111- ' f ' Q5 qi 'i' 4 -.. M ..., --Ea . ,V'- if ff r, 4 I If f , 7 I I - '1 it , 1,53 ,fb ,laik ibctg, J, V 'yr , ,lin l ffl!!! , f N, gf f rw! , X I . ji, Il' ,l ,V k . n?!vp 4 Mcjlnl lj , I V I' ' I I fl I ffl' Af: X ji lp, df? L1 My ,N , gk,-'19 ' V' , , XML 1 f '- , f J ffff! ,ff lf , K I 0 aj JU' - 'iw ff GVQ7 . f ' ' , f 'V K ' If W , 1 ' - f I ' 5' , f5 w9 ' Q W If . I ' 1 ,,,ffLfl7,TV , L, J Y x V 0 l ff f 1 M 0 WV I , , I , gxffyf ,U Czfw 7 ,ffxlfv - AUQLTQJ If AI I vf ADLLQY VAN 0Q,gLJU0i4jZ fm , 'V 5, I 'Si M! . N1 5' R Z Nui. ,A T 'Q n-1: 1 4 - A in Nt xxx ! X 1 Q-L H 1 'SXS 'Lk-,xlnx-fg3.:54, h ' ' . TN- iv' J 43 ' a 'A 'RZ 1, V S X X 1 .Dx ..- Q , , I X, N ,S 5 ing, -A ' ,Fl rx My QQ, - Lx '91, Af - In , , 'X ' fi ., Q LL - I3 VV :Q XS' , .QR X I 'K Q 45 Q3-1 '5 X1 XT: 1 - x.: , .LN 7 date glam W Q X J ' x yi L, , r J Qu NQMFW '1 - P MVfMfW g J 4 WWVw H ,V L Qiwmjdx lfvv Ng! N M : M f fd W ,W ,UU , M -' l oy' A I MP3 NA A, Jik!!.I'QL ' V 6 N vw ff kjwglj' K' ' W 5 ' bw! 4 - , W A WWW I Q HU Q im, J ' M w V. w f ff W I V. , IVYJJJ Ha . 1,5 'HJ X' A ,,-If X an ,IUJ 'U SXGJYJBU X' a 4,4 A' j' M Q? if X J PQ Guy MIM i , M Y Xqfp. - , I9 ' L CDU 1 J 'rx' QL , U-' I H 4 ww I N A f rf vb , ,,' f I 5 -Ry' Q L6 Qs V fJ AND uhh bil 'V'7f.,L X Lf ,ij 5' V' 'I' W f ' 5 N. fig N gw f M iw! , , mf U , - 3 fa WVU J TU Q3 X51 'Q fn, LH fit HX 421 ,xf ,L A W1 I il C, I '-,JLYVPX fjkak, Qfjk K x Ki 1' qc u T'-. .N 1 f X1 jr K ,fc MQ P Lax X9 ,C Q11 ggi f XX Ntfgff ' if 3 ::Jl COIIEIIIBIICQIIIQII' Zyyfjwofjfgzj WZWM WWW 1 ,nf Wd ' fffdjflyj XZQQWWZ X f ! V V. I ,h kg ,- I I 3 J I, , , .1 M QL Wfv ' X x f 1,2 -' xx' Q 's' ',,! W 1 QS! wK wuv-Qu-P . ff' Q.. ,4 b, V ,f , If , ,-1 1 S' N Y- Q ' z ' I fx' ff! jx 4 ,,..,lhaa,..., -- ' 5 ' '- '- ' .e. I Y x Jig N ,, N . if P , -' . - ,xy-'51 . , - V - - H I ' Q -.11-'Sf':3'1:'Efg3.I5.-3,- N f ....A .. , 4 2 -I , N . J I YVL1 T , V, N . , vs. 7 , .f., ,,,, .,,,..A,,. 7 ,DDKJGGQEI ff' . A ff 1 , 1' c 1 I' f,..,ff f, ,, ff ,. f ' -.-.f j I ZZ.-13,13 ,V I 1 V f ' f 'A 1 . , f .f,z X 41- A If IT, ff' , I V, A NM? 'TT CLP fflfy X f mf f f A , i ff! fkf , ' I M1 W WZ ' Q Uv vf LU gy f x Dwgvfy A ff .wg My , WJ f NJWLSLLVM F -A LK?Szf'j 4f i,P J Wilfl C3372 . '..1L, f,,-,w- CJ,Lg0SXUVff5,f7M-plfdj VV M xf ww IQ w mf X f guy' kd V861 X ky X vgi5wL 'S,f'A ,A af Og! KL1 'gf?3LB xi 1 . SIEAX 2 Q7 XM X ! ES is S LHQSSQ WS