Central High School - El Centro Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

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QR . f Q 5 viii, Jvfatf L'fQP::i'. .5534 5 Q: tn W-ff 9 Q Q A Q, ,f W u '. ff , is , , J ' I 'ml U L nifv Quompsow JHNET emuumnrg HEWD TYPIST ausrwass mamma 'Q 1 in ff QF Xa WZ 1 g 2 'Q if 'S' I 7 WK 01 186 ' QV Q0 QW 01 Q QKXWTS 9 f 435 fl A 'W B0 ma. KENNET H LEWIS n DVISD Ps , J: :' f-I , sflggifif Qzzfm -W4 . - K f if I V4 5 X ,',Gj , 'VW' 'Vi T-1: if , A ' HI L W' I, V if 807. 0-TQ, M A b ' n Q 1 , 7' 9117 SHIRLEY enmsow HNMHRIE IHCE LLI LHYOUT H5511 PHDTUGRHPHEI Page 2 :EJMJAM WL Wi:- M. 7 . 1 'f f ir! ,f X, M 1,1 I x I am:- ZZEFS Do mlwfg I i i 9 0i5f,?gg 1 x' ' Zigi ffm , 5 3455 ll QW .TH C W' DR TSOI 19 E DITOKRI:-5' Nf'gJfP- S Lgcfug qz. 71,1 Al.t . ZQ . - x ' 'Q v ' f ff kyxxx .li 445 A , 0 KW! fy ow Q 'ffm , , W W' 4 .- , Q9 fe 4 Cs C5 QS' QF Q0 THEY 5 mm PHDTUQQAQIDT an sexe HER HSST BLKSISYKES Cy Qx ' NESS MGR, J 57718. , ' Poi? CD FUHEWUHD Another yeor hos possed, soon to toke its ploce -like oll the rest--in our memory. Thot we might retoin some of the cherished souveniers of this hoppy yeor, nineteen hundred ond fifty-five, we hove recorded them in this book under the theme Aloho. And if sometime in the future the reoder in going through these poges finds o chollenge to the dim recollections of those hoppy doys ot Centrol Union High, the purpose of this book will hove been fulfilled ond the efforts of the stoff will be repoid. We hope thot oll of you enjoy this onnuol os much os we did moking it for you. JACKIE HOYER, Editor. P94 Dedimf Zin Axel Uhd, oldest bus driver poses by Central's newest bus. As everyone knows we are very dependent on our bus drivers. Therefore, we would like to show our appreciation for the fine work and many hours of one driver in particular by dedicating this annual to him -- AXEL UHD, Born and raised in the Central Union District, he attended the Houghton Grammar School. His three children, born and raised in this district also, attended the Cetnral High School. He has been farming in this district all his life. When he first started his career as bus driver the students would never believe that his name was Uhd and, instead, thought the name was his initials. From then on he acquired the name of Uncle Harry Dudleyl Now after 26 years of service at Central, we the El Centro staff of nineteen hundred and fifty- five, wish to dedicate this book to a very fine person and friend. Individual picture shows deep concern about Plclured bY llls bus when he began' one Con see the reat chan e in buses as the ears the new bus. 9 9 V pass. f ..........: Q l U Q ul 1 .acl Page 5 pg C U ITIEII' S STAEE CLASSES EUFIEWOITD OHGAIIIZATIOIIS DEDICATICIIW ACTIVITIES CUTITETIT5 ATHLETICS DIIIIIIISTEIATIUTI BUUSTEH5 JMVX !4ALz!lfQMW'5 Ulm? TRN NWN' HMMIP 5,7 JHW x , Norman Liddell, George Wulf, August Schwabenland, Mrs. Lillian Sobroe, Mrs. Mary Andresen, W. H. Spillers. Henry Krum not pictured. Z7ri14c5w1lpQ Schvrfl l6'1fard AUGUST SCHWABENLAND President of Board Through the efforts and consideration of the Board the students of Central Union have benefitted. Improvements in teaching facilities have brought about a higher standard of intellectual attainment. The students of Central Union acknowledge these facts as worthwhile in satisfying the needs in future years. We, the graduating class of '55 extend our deepest gratitude to the Board of Trustees of Central Union High School. Due to circumstances beyond our control, Mr. Henry Krum, also a member of the Board of Trustees, was unable to be present at the time of this picture. and understanding the students of Cen- student's education. Through his help DEW. SPILLEIZS istrict uperinten ent tral have been able to achieve a higher standard of living. As superintendent of Central Union High School, W. H, Spillers has devoted his time and efforts to the progress of each student's education. Through his help and understanding the students of Central have been able to achieve a higher standard of living. ah 5 X ,.,. .y Page 8 PAUL B. DAVIS, Vice Principal Whatever has been accomplished during the past years has been due to their cooperation in all school activities and to the high standards of conduct they have set for them- selves. Page 9 MRS. MAURINE TOCCHINI, Dean of Girls lt has been o pleasure and ci mem- orable experience to associate with the girls at Central. Their fine character, high integrity, and strong determination to do what is right has been in itself a satisfac- tion and an inspiration. DAVID HARTMAN, Dean of Boys What are you planning to do after high schoo'? Problems like these are discussed between the student con- cerned and Mr. Hartman who helps solve these problems with which each student is confronted with. The Vice-Principal has the respon- sibility for the maiority of problems arising out of the relations of the students to the school. Some of the situations involve transportation, stu- dent organization, activities, disci- pline, and scheduling. I N ogc COACI-I MARTY KAUFMAN MISS FAY KINCADE M, H. KRIKORIAN K, E. LEWIS f D. DI LONG J. LI MONTAGUE f, Zzculfy W. E. ATWOOD R. S, AUSTIN I-I. E. BOWYER L. E. CARPENTER MRS, EVELYN DENTON MISS DOROTHY HARRIS X 7 wwf u ,cf . N f' If ISS ISABELL HUNTER MRS. AURORA JOHNSON F. J. JOHNSON IL V. N X, X ii R. H. MARXMILLER MRS. EDITH PALFREY W. V. ROGERS MISS FAITH-ANN SEARLE MRS. MILDRED SCULLY W, H. SCHMIDT S, FLORA SCHLUNDT MRS, THALIA SMITH E. A, SMITH xv i I AHFC! 1ll1r1 Tl MRS. YOLANDA STATHEM PAUL J. STRATE E. C. TRAINER N f , ' TSE? H14 X. H. WEATHERBY K. L. WILCOX C. A. WEBER Page MRS, LILLIAN SABROE MRS. FLORENCE PEARSON Ufkce Staff and fkzfcferia Staff MRS. MARY ELLEN CORRALES A if :f .- L L Q ip f MISS DOROTHY LINDGREN MRS. CORRINE ANDERSON MRS, DORIS LIMA MRS, THELMA WIELER First Row: Corrine Anderson, Helen Nicklason, Bob Sabroe, Dorothy Oliver, Jack Busch, Don Smith. Second Row: George Reinhardt, Raynel Nelson, Elmer Hart, Henry Bengal, Albert Price, Axel Uhd, Carl Price, Mr. J. B. Oyer. 1671 Z7 izfcrs all indian First Row: Harold Bane, Homer C. Kelly, E. J. Hewitt, Mrs. Hazel Wallis. Second Row: Foster Banta, Walter Lee, James Ladd, L. J. Ward. x-wr. X wmzanvllnlnam ,xlf m.s l ' 15' A 'Hit , g Www C5135 ESQ E -l fi 3 NULUAHX I ssrfroas V 1 jk JUNIUR5 :Q sovwmmnmzs HELP START Q 571.8162 i5xJfi?w QW W Aufagfggs wif W wb M ff swjwm M, Og N iiigiimiw W 3 fww ,iygx my rf WWW QW! HM yfffi-XX lf.Ax WW is N as CCS QT C9 BILL AKINS MARGERY E. ALLISON Q Am, WM A A JOYCE ELEENE 2 Lf , - x W 3 X? DONALD ANDRESEN ABE ARCHULETA MARIAN ILENE ARNST FRANCES MARIE BECKER J. K Page I7 ' V X lf gllllw Q ELVIN C. BELL JANET MARIE BELLUOMINI AN.. fl 3 lxyfln First Row lseotedl : Janet Belluornmi, Secretaryg Stan Kerber, Presidentg Ruth Lindegren, Vice-President. Second Row lstand- ungl: Eddie Vivenzi, Sergeant-at-armsg Marlene Otto, Yell Leaderg Mary Vasconcelos, Treasurer, Page 18 EARL C. BENGAL BEATRlCE BLANCO FARRON EUZABETH BRADFORD QD QT GEN G9 N GERALDINE BRUCE COLUMBUS S. CRAIG Q AM ,MM First Row Iseotedl: Mrs, Edith Polfrey, Miss Isobell Hunter, Mrs. Evelyn Denton, Second Row Istondmgl : X, H. Weotherby H. E. Bowyer. DORIS ANN DOMINICI BEULAH MAE DOUGLAS RICHARD FELIX Page I9 ii 'I' A Q3 ALBERTA L. FERRIERA EDITH MAE FORATH kk QW y K gg IM GQ ML .LQ GLORIA S. GALLEGOS BERNARDINE D, GRAHAM mf 5 GERALDINE D. GRAHAM DORA MAE HART DENNISVP. HAUPT Page 90 'N gk ff A 'K LOUISE HEFLEY RUTH E. HINTZ JACQUELINE L. HOYER ANMARIE D. IAC LLI QW X QA GD N Q M xx U lwliu GARY V. ISON MERLENE Y. JACKSON MARY MARGARET JOHNSON Page 91 f ox 0' A f +2 f W A--K-N' KG Y G9 C9 q C5 GD CPD JAMES E. MICHAEL W. JURA JERRY W. KENNEDY Page 22 NORMA A. KAARSBURG ARLENE F. KARABIAN CLYDE H. KEOSHIAN STANLEY E. KERBER an MA' CQ T Q9 N TROYCE KEY EARL E. KINGSTON Q .Mm ws' S935 52121 X f i ' W- MARIE E, KUHN GENE EDWARD KUYKENDALL vm VADA MAE KUYKENDALL DEWEY VIRGIL LAMB JAMES NORMAN LARSON Page 23 B Q QW ! 4 G5 f Q guf .MQ RUTH MAE LINDEGREN MARVIN MA MARY JEAN MEYER LUPE MORA GARIAN CHIYOKO NAKAGAWA KIMIKO NAKAGAWA ROBERT W. NICKLASON Page 24 fm ff, X CD3 GSX If ,ci if ' ,X Rossa MAE NucHou.5 TADASHI OKAHATA M ,ML VICKY B. OLIVAS MARLENE JOYCE OTTO NILA OWEN IMOGENE LEE PERKINS MARLENE JEAN PIMENTEL Page 25 Y, , L XL X, 1 ,Lf C9595 x X 6 ' XP ly K WL Q DAVID MITCHEL POTTER DONALD C. PRICE If A .Bw 'K X RUDY R. RAMIREZ DWIGHT W. RASH DONALD L. REINHARDT ROBERT DENNIS REINHARDT SARAH JEAN REYMUNDO Page 26 X.--x fi f QT '5'N GEN JN Q - G5 JOE ANTHONY ROCHA OTILIO J. ,- ,M Q AN! A U' by BARBARA JEAN SCHAFER LEE F V N T WM RAYMOND G. SCHMIDT VICTOR SCHMIDT ROBERT J. SHAGGY Page 27 ,fffzfzk I f ,I ,f f 1 6 L ff KX QIIIII ii 2 Q 5 mmf mu Q CECIL JAMES SMITH i GARY LOUIS SMITH JACK FRANK SMITH NORA FAYE STAPP ANITA LUCREESE STOOPS JULIO SUAREZ WESLEY C, SULLIVAN Page 28 -1-R K? , , ' , If ff T ROBBIE A. SYKES MARTHA ANN THOMPSON BRUCE EDWARD TURNER MARY A. VASCONCELOS X, X 1 V, TN N QT GDN 65 CCS bw Q M U Imllm. DWAIN VAWTER EDDIE PETE VIVENZI PEARL BECKER WALDRON Page 29 ff 'I If ,K f X I f QIQFW G5 f Q9 Q STANLEY EUGENE WEBER JACK L. WHITAKER I '- I QI! I5 l-N ,IJ I IAIVI II IW ff I I I 42 A GARVIN DALE FRANKIE ELVETA WHITE X, MARY LUCILLE WHITE ODELL WOODLEY KENNETH RAY WRIGHT Page 30 Z ,f-R If Tx ff 'T IQ 7 CDT Q Cb O G9 PHILIP LEE ROY WULF JOHN K. YAMATE Q A In NOT PICTURED: DOROTHY CHRISTINA FRIES W. M. DAMM LUCILLE SMITH LIINILI BERNARD ZARASUA JUANITA ZIGLER Page 3 I 611155 History Now is the time to recall all the happy memories of our four years at Cen- tral Union High School. At the start of our Freshman year we were all a little flustered and scared, more so when we were initiated. The boys were all dressed as sweet, charming young ladies in their mothers' dresses, while the girls looked a little awkward in their fathers' shoes. That year we ordered our pretty green sweaters, and we also ordered our class rings. Our class officers were President, Gary lson, Vice-President, Mike Hill- hogseg Secretary, Pat Burkett, Treasurer, Don Price, and Yell Leader, Henry Eur- gu ian. The start of our Sophomore year proved us to no longer be scared, but proud to be back. Especially since we no longer were Scrubs. This time we initiated the class of 56 in a little program, under the fine guidance of our class officers: President, Phil Wulf, Vice-President, Don Price, Secretary, Jackie Hoyer, Treas- urer, Ruth Lindegren, and Yell Leader, Henry Eurgubian. The third phase of our secondary schooling started with the election of Junior officers: President, Don Price, Vice-President, MikeJura, Secretary,Joyce Anderson, Treasurer, Merlene Jackson, Yell Leader, Doris Dominici, and Ser- geant-at-Arms,. Abe Archuleta. This really was a busy year. First we had our Sock- Hop to raise funds for the Prom. Then Almost Summer, our Junior play, was a big success, portrayed by a fine group of actors. Then to end our Jr. year came our wonderful Jr.-Sr. Prom, at the Rainbow Ballroom. The theme which fit the memorable occasion was Star Dust. Finally our long awaited senior year arrived. lt felt good to be known as the big shots at Central. This was one of the busiest and most remembered year. Taking Sr. pic- tures, ordering announcement cards, and senior pins, and electing Stan Kerber for Sr. President, Ruth Lindegren, Vice-President, Janet Belluomini, Secretary, Mary Vasconcelos, Treasurer, Marlene Otto, Yell Leader, and Eddie Vivenzi, Ser- geant-at-Arms, for our officers. Quite a few celebrities were among us. Barbara Schafer and Bernard Zarazua, King and Queen for the football dance, Anita Stoops and Stan Kerber, Christmas King and Queen, Marlene Otto and Lee Sciacqua, Spring Day King and Queen, Joyce Anderson as May Day Queen. We will always remember the fun we had on Ditch Day and Dress-Up Day. Our senior play, Young, Willing and Able was a big success. The class of 56 honored us at their junior-senior Prom. The last any of us seniors would attend. Then one week before the end of school you could see us in the auditorium sitting in the seats listening to our speaker of the day. This of course was Bacca- laureate. The very last day soon arrived. Graduation. As we lined up and received our diplomas we could all think back to our happy times at Central and yet think of the future. We wish to thank our advisors, Mrs. Denton, Mrs. Palfrey, Mr. Weatherby, Mrs. Hunter, and Mr. Bowyer, for their fine help and guidance. To the students at Central and to the class of 56 we, the seniors of l955 bid you goodbye. We hope that your future years can be as happy and successful as our years were. Page 32 ,llufagrzzplzs 5.55 First row: Karen Wheot, Secretaryg Donald Chu, Presi- First row: Wolter E. Atwood, Faith-Ann Searle, Lewis dentg Ben Nakagowa, Vice-President, Second row: Eve- E. Carpenter. Second row: Edward C. Troiner, Wilson lyn Smith, Yell Leaderg Marvin Garnmel, Sergeant-ah Rogers. Armsg Som Kodamo, Treasurer. S ' - 169 1' 's'fkf U5 s 'fm 1-' ' 4- ' wr t i 441.1 445 X xg CE: gf f .N fx ti fN V' ry 2 5' 4 , la, l X :ZW lx 'K i i 4 rlA 1 l TUNIUISS ly , X ,Al . , i ki' , Q 5 Of' tgwfi m l, 'X , Qswar Milf t First row: Pat Anrlresen Eva Atkinson Second row' Bill Firgt row- M f - - . yrtlc Bruton, Mory Blanco. Seca l 2 J. - Andrews, Raymond Bolber, Gerald Bane, Third row: ry Boren, Richard Barr, Robert Bebb, Third nrhvlrljvllqnfgn Robert Andrews, Larry Baker. Beygrl james Brofchcr- ti . 'ivx i ii' All! First Row: Jesse Calvillo, Bertha Chavez, Amalia Chavez. Se- First Row: Emille Cunningham, Darlene Corsey, Lorraine Con- cond Row: Jane Camp, Shirley Carlson, Norma Canady. Third Row: Stan Busch, Johnnie Carey, Andrew Carter. fry I iirst Row: Hazel Frierson, Ilene Engleman, Leola Erdman. Second Row: Louie Franco, Alvin Faul, Third Row: Henry Del- Iin, Jim Fries, Angel Duran. First Row: Marlene Hansen, Merelyn Hamett, Manuel Guer- rero. Second Row: Paul Gilbrcath, Clarence Hall, Richard Green. Third Row: Marvin Gammel, Gaylon Haney, Tommy Graham. - V A . solascio. Second Row: Raymond Delgado, Donald Chu, Robert Davidson, Anthony D'Alessandro. Third Row: Jimmy Diaz, Jack Denham, Ray Chavez, Chuck Cooley. First Row: Janet Huffman, Shirley James, Marlyn lsheim, Second Row: Norma Jones, Pat Jordon, Helen Harris. Third Row: Arthur Lamb, Richard Horch, Charles Fugelsang. Q... 1 ff- W- Y J Q , ,lm-ic., mmm A - I 'Y L. i x C .ff First Row: Granville King, Madelyn Krikorian, Janis Lewis. Second Row: Pete Kochergan, Michael Koligian, Sam Kodama. Third Row: Jack Liddell, Jerry Lambert. Fir-.t Row, Glenda O'Kclly, Eleanor Peterson, Leona Nicholls. Second Row Rudy Perez, Jack Pecarovich, Jim Peterson. Third Row. Jerry Neutz, Wayne Pettit, Don Passmore. ft- my First Row: Sally Martinez, Blanch Maries, Willena McGaho, Second Row: Cherrie McOsker, Grace McFarlane. Third Row: Reginald Mehling, Walter Lockie, Robert McAtee, 41 I-irst Row: biancn Lopez, Lora Ann Muse, lvioses Montana. Second Row: Charles Neal, Tak Nakamura, Ben Nakagawa. Third Row: William Marshall, Rudolph Martinez, Jessie Mar- tznez. First Row. Lydia Ramirez, Betty Poscenti, Mclba Pilatti, Vir- toria Quevedo. Second Row. Mary Alice Pampa, Jo Ellen Priest, Cleva Prince, Third Rowi Jim Philpot, Lawrence Por rasso, Virginia Rollins, Marchie Reed. Settle, 'Own-u..,,.,mk,.,nWn N 'i' -mu., 195' 3 5,gLSg,,'5mg,5f'Yaxiffzixflfee',zE.'3pSs:5fE3?'5iss555521 505 DgOfeS,Sm5h,,1Qnn gm Eegndsglfh Ezeknal Sanderson, Thurd Row: Clayton Miller, Richard econ OW mot Y mo nge 'sneros 'r OW I-ony Scott. James Russel Monty Sums Phll Strlcker M at First Row: Bc-rnrce Weldon, Oma Leigh Wilson, Pat Unger, Second Row: Hugh Tucker, Ben Wada, Bob Trower. Third Row: Connor Sutton, Verner Terry. Fnrst Row: Nancy Whute, Gwendolyn Wight, Karen Wheat. Semntl Row: Ben Nakagawa, Charley Wear, George Zuqler, Tommy Wang, Thurd Row: Ronnie Wheat, Charles Wheeler, Earl Wilson. Xl X AWS First Row: Norma Sabbatini, Treasurer, James Gang, Presi- First Row: Mrs. Aurora Johnson, Miss Dorothy Harris, J. Paul dent, Wayne Nalarian, Vice President, Second Raw: Pat Mum- Strate. Second Row: K. E. Lewis, Ray l-l. Marxmiller, Ray ford, Yell Leader, Katsumi Sunada, Sergeant-at-arms, Gayle Austin. Andresen, Secretary, Not pictured. f x, 233 ii? 1,1531 F T c ,op NX- iii T C 1 IF vi K S fr, We iggfisf First Rowi Hopf' Allen, Sharon Anderson, Carol Allison, Second Row, Patsy Andrews, Lvxie Abramson. Third Row: Gayle An- circsen, Gary Andrews, Barbara Alexander. First Row: Jaan Brim, Jaunell Brazil. Second Row: Nelson Bc- hrend, Lester Birklc, Tommy Blankenship, James Bell. Belluomini. Third Row: James 'W M4 ' -Q16 lj... 'QW wg . V M A 5 L . i:Q5g?QmfQf ' f1 1E-fab? Ta: '. .. 'if 2 1? 1 Q1-H . ' 1 -53 . A 'v A , . ax Q Q wr' gf 'J N ww, ik , Qyhjie 2 E, i 1, nwmmmm QQMQMM First Row: Ruth Hernandez, Jane Hartman, Eleanor Guerrero. Second Row: Frank Hansen, Judy Heald, Barbara Fittie. Third Row: Albert Gonzales, Bill Fowler, First Row: Barbara Jcnanyan, Erwin Hedrick. Second Row: Ronald Irwin, Delbert January, John Gonzales. Third Row: Roger Kent, Edwin Kalpakoff. First Row: Sharon Hyatt, Delores Homen. Second Row: Mari- anne Hyatt, Barbara Goulart, Frances Hamm. Third Row: Nancy Hoff, Raymond Gomez, First Row: Elias Honesto, Susan King, Ben Koge. Second Row: Thomas Hiroyasu, Clarence Knisley, Third Row: Ronald Koll, Doug Hodges, Ronald Jensen. First Row: Elaine Kruser, Jesse Kuylcenrlall, Second Row: Patsy Martin, Sally Lerma, Tony Machado, Third Row: JoAnn Lieder, Richard Kuhn. 'sf' X ,J M M 1,s f+wlnamm..... 13 -lv 1 tv Q Si X Q ,u ,. rzvxwf Q SNR! ..- W 3 1 5 , e 2 a w , 3 Q , Q R if 11x-iv - S55 Sf Q . ' ff' A 4- , 2 ,j Q ' w.....,,,, y ,H A ' .:-.M x .gf 5 x may 'Q ., Wx X : ti m-,N I W' ' -Q ' W ::E:v-'- -Ye' ' .qu- 3 1 tx ,. Q., ft ,,f,qk,, 4 ,, Qijfjf ,gy new SQ WN S inf li QI, X Ns F if 'i M gi . Q, KN? Q A I N. 1 xx K 9 , 35 V - 3 NN .X . . gw SQ 2 :Q W . if Q Ygfss 751.7 W WX Q WH- A if J ,reg ROW Normg Sgbblfml Wesley Schwgbenlond Second First Row: Margaret Simonian, Arlene Rutherford. Second Row: F k S b I J h P t Joe Revis. Third Row: Burke Ruther- xow Leroy Sabbaf Jim Langerman Bertie Sanderson On 0 90,0 V' SGVS, Third Row Jerry Satterlee Henry Salsedo fofdf Morris R 9l10 T, ,. 39 First Row: Dortha Stubblefield, Marlene Spate, Florence Stoops. Second Row: Timothy Striker, Jimmy Smith, Kotsumi Sunada, Third Row: Edward Tinnerman, Som Smith. First Row: Carol Watts, Sharon Weaver, Marion Weber. Second Rowi Bob Williams, Chuck Zaninovich, Tony Vivenzi. Third Row: Berne Villa, Robert Wallis, Don Wulmirth. Q4 .1 T. 3 - . in .. Q 8 iii. sy in ' - . ts lk .,.-4-v i-Q ii Jean Christian waits for the salesman to finish meas- Rirst Row: Caroline Luna, Josephine Martinez. Second iirina Elaine Kruser for her class sweater. Row: Gilbert Martinez, Eloy Lopez, David McAtee. Third Row: Jack Marshall, Cruz Martinez. Norman Prctzcr is being measured for his class sweater. Audrey Craviero stands patiently while getting measured for her sweater. Galye Andresen waits her turn hope- fullv lg., J uf ,N I . LM, get I if sf , M ld d S ll F Knncodc, Yolanda Statham. Second Scared: Sherlu Chu, Nello Sclacqua, Janice Rutherford. Second Seatedi i re cu y, ay Rowp Tod Hall, Jcrry Jones, Mae Wada. Row: Frank Johnson, Kenneth Wulcax, Charles Weber, Dar- wood Long, Martin Krikorian. ai XX xx l q 5 XXX l q ,mu-5 l7BE5lHllllEll Riff X lnrut Row: Mary Agulc, Nancy Baker, Angle Artlaga. Second First Row: Glenda Board, Stan Bron. Sccond Row' L00 Banuoloe, Row Palrncra Bacta, Nadune Adams, Anna Arncy. Third Row: Kenneth Balch, Teddy Boar. Third Row: Golan Bvckcr, Dvlmvr Bvrnucc Arnct, Barbara Andrews, Nociria Aguilar. Barrett. F' in 34.3 -. ill Q' First Row: Pat Bowles, Barbara Branscrum, Second Raw: First Row: Nancy Burleigh, Juanita Brown. Second Row Jim Bopp, Thomas Bell, Melvin Blossom. Third Row: Wanda Brooks, Ted Bracher, Eddie Brazil, Third Row li'ir- Bninrnno Frmn Bf-ll Jerry Butts, M. J. Brownfield, F.r-st Row: Maxim' Chilson, Ros U Chavoya. Second Row: David Chavez, Loon Chwvar, Carol Cantwell, Third Raw. Daniel Corroon, Melvin Christian, First Row' Show- Chu, Margaret Cnllammi Sevcind Raw' First Row: Barbara Cook, Edna Corea. Second Raw: Delores Cobarrubias, Delores Cline, Sharlene Clark. Third Jerry Craviero, Jean Cummings, Jesse Coulson. Third Raw: Glenn Clinton, Dianne Clothier, Row: Edward Corea, Scotty Collins. Wm ,l 1: ?x aw l:' 1 - l ,f .emu -I QS I. 'Sf sw A if M 2,5 1 N F ,,,ww, 2591? ' vws-ff 'nine lll . ,NW .L WJ ' fi.F2g'vg v ' H P fa uf-- An yas-f 7 ' v , 'Y' M WV gi? Q9l1 , 3,4 Q V .g, K gi 11. ,SL if ' 7 'n iizff if:-Q, F -5 :-If' 1 ' 2. QR ski. W gp Q ' ln we ef' J A -we imvlsf ,Wx 1 4 J, ,Q if 3 M6 ,gi UHF A . Jig 4 , I, ,.,, AL, . .2 umm. K. J F Wwe im? .ag ff win Q ai Q wg? N. lf A W 1 if ff 1 Q h .fi . Km, Hdgiq 1 W kwfiw fpa ' -air? . , ,,, ww 'xqh g lg' -: S we f. uv fr, iw -Q Q!! 'U-, 'ASS 'W as K 'xaf , v 4H!H ' viii! Vl'!2d! V 9 V33 I? v , N Z K Us 3 f r'3'. if . 1 ., iwgpf, Xi? 1' 1 ,giddy 3, , v 1 n A . , M M la W- ff we g Q --- i,,- 1:1 nb. :Q M ' Lf. Q an ii 5 , f fb Q , , x I A 11 v 4.5 A ig'-5 'ilfif haf - i A -,l,. .:.,.,: Q YE 5 'mas' W- 4 W 13:1 ,I Qggw, gggfjf 1 ffl' I 1' AJ Q . D is f, Ai . .... M' 'SQQQF . First Row: Evaughn Zigler, Evelyn Zigler, Ellen Yaman- Linda Bryant narrates, as Shirley Avery looks in oh. Second Row: Bonnie Ogle, Phyllis Williamson, Flor- to the future. ence Gonzales. Third Row: Douglas Yockey, Nacho Penuna. The El Centro staff of l955 wish to extend our sincere thanks to those persons who have helped make this annual possible. To the underclassman ot Central-from the Senior Class- We hope that you have as much fun and enjoy your stay at Central as much as we have. You will probably think you have it hard, but when you stop to think about it when you are nearing graduation you will realize that you only thought hard. Enjoy the annual and the few years of your education. Page SO 3 Q IWW? KAHOOLAWE. U' iF?M.A.Qf JOYCE ANDERSON Treasurer MARGERY ALLISON Storekeeper K 'Fr 1322 RUTH HINTZ Public Relations DALE WHITE Sgt.-at-arms JACKIE I-IOYER Editor-in-Chief SHIRLEY CARLSON Athletic Manager MARLENE PIMENTEL Yell Leader ANNE IACELEI Rally Cornmisszoncr MERLENE JACKSON Secretary MIKE JURA Boy's Vice President ANITA STOOPS GirI's Vice President PAUL B. DAVIS Advisor ga-K'x,..,-.. 1f.t,,.1' I' S- ' I is-NM'-N , 'Q :J x' X Z I C 5TUDENT CUUNCIL DON PRICE President DENNIS REINHARDT JOANN SMITH ELVIN BELL Social Commissioner District Three Representative League Vicc President 'Q v .,. L..-Q Qi? ' wwmewwma JANET BELLUOMINI Farm Row: Evo Atkunson, Jonc Comp, Blonce Munes. Second Row: Grocc McFarlane, Mrs. Mourune Tocchinu, Girl 'langue , X Nj' 'Sw A Q - Y ,X . , gil ' ,.. Q5 s Q . 4. N ' 'i ojels IH the SPRING DAY FASHION SHOW cornc back for on encore! twig ,fgx - ' JN.. ' l6'0g '?edcruf2114 Fnrst Row: Bobby Nuckloson, Phil Wulf, Stanley Busch. Second Row: Bernard Zorosuo, Mr. Roy Morxmiller, Lorry Scott. DALE WHITE 'Q' I ,wk fa K s e , First Row: Janice Miguel, Secretary, Norma Jones, Presidentj Karen Wheat, Vice President. Second Row: Barbara Schafer, District Rep., Miss Fay Kincade, Advisor, Florence Stoops, Treasurer, First Row. Sue Webster, Florence Stoops, Karen Wheat, Nor ma Jones, Becky Reymundo. Second Row: Eva Rocha, Janice Miguel, Nancy Hoff, Edith Uselton, Miss Fay Kincade, Third Row: Tadashi Okahata, Mary Jean Meyer, Barbara Schafer, Pat Andresen, Elvin Faul, Jack Denham. , J sw-fy. V QC Ka! Kress if wp 'W' far, 5 3 X Q N v 'ii ,W-1 NX., SQ?'.,xf X 4 EQ f. Nw! . 'I :Hhs if ii: HS? Mii' ST 1 gg gap, . . , in ..-ww., F' x .4 HG 35 Wig was W xx Mies 4 ,X 1? mfg 5 vb. 1'9 , f l lw ' Q ' Sq Y' 5 fi ' N534 X 3 4, fl!! y Z 1718 . 'kv 'i t 0 er .. lv A i 92 1. 'g A 17? A L f.. 'P' K' Fw ti 5, 'ii ff . f Q , ibm, 'ix Q , 14521- Q. ff wriyir 'f V535 W fp' 5 . '9fJf,Q - Q '4- Yfg, , . A ,da 1-Q 4, Y r 1, U Q , 5 MJ' ., . 4 W 7 ' . N 'Sli 5 j 3 EW' ,pl , , A if Q J K ji kv Q ,Q Q' ui 1,1 f' as Q A in J, YM ' 3 Ab ,W f lgwg Q QE Q A 1.-N, First Row: Neflo Sciacqua, Danny Hooten, Tony D'Allesandro, Ralph Hatcher, Stan Bein, Second Row: Earl Bengal, Elvin Bell, Michael Koligian, Mike Jura, Scotty Collins. Third Row: Jessie Coulson, Robert Sales, Willas Mayfield, Ronald Jensen. Fourth Row: Paul Gilbreath, Andrew Carter, Jack Smith, Don Cowan, Delmar Barrett. ffi- M HI-Y OFFICERS First Row lSeatedl 1 Michael Koligian, lVice-Presidentl Earl Bengal, lPresidentlg Marvin Magarian, lSecre-taryl Second Row: Mr. Weatherby, lAdvisorIg Mike Jura James Hurst, Andrew Carter. v?KNi M .1 T5 A is 4 x. ik W if W 11 gh xx X232 Q 9 5 X fr cf , 5 is Q fy iw 6 bye. J. img wws N? M Q wb .. , an ,RE Y Viv 5' gsm? Q9 A W Y , 14 z we 5 W wiv L W 'ffm 'WW ' - 1-6 ,ffm H' a fy, 'ELE'l ' Q Z i' 55454: 4 a li' V.. 1 iii? AV, -a , r W X ' M 15 4 A x K qw- A af' M Z? S Y, W? , gm 8 ' im if 3 wi , li! .,, , QQ: u . H' KW, an ,,,, '5 ik 5 ima hw K ' On ,sw Q fm xQ.v ..z J X t 'Ax V 8'-+L' W . ':. First row: Evelyn Smith, Vice-President, Edith Forath, Presi- dent, Ilene Engelman, Secretary, Second Row: Mary Vascon- celos, Treasurer, Frances Becker, Bernice Weldon. Emfral Kvmmcrciul Glub J. L. MONTAGUE, K. L, WILCOX First vow: Lorraine Consolosczo, Bernice Weldon, Evelyn Smith, Becky Reymundo, JoAnne Obata, Mory Venegos, Jesse Calvillo, Alice Pomno, Vicky Olivas, Minerva Blossom, Second row: Lora Ann Muse, Edith Forath, llene Englemon, Norma Jones, Rosie Nichols, Betty Venegas, Ruth Hernandez, Betty Nichols, Jean Reyrnundo, Blanche Moines, Third row: Richard Borr, Delores Homen, Nancy White, Betty Simmons, Eleanor Guerrero, Cherrie McOsker, Emma Miller, Mary Vasconcelos, Graco McFarlane, Fourth row: Helen Harris, Merelyn l-lamett, Sharon Anderson, Dortha Stubbletield, Rosie Gonzales, Mary Jean Meyer, Marlene Otto, Marian Arnst, Frances Becker, Eva Akinson, Larry Boker. 'rnnzluii fines 41 armwi S x S 'WW Furst Row lscofcdl: Morlene Hansen, Jo Ellen Priest, Nilo Owen. Second Row lsfondlngl: Kenny Wright, Elvin Bell. Grizzly Gazette CHET HOYER RADIO sl TELEVISION Zenith - Setchell - Carlson Packard Bell - Motorola Philco - Emerson H3015 XY. Nlcliinlm-5' l'I'I-sIIII, l':Ilif0rIIi:I Furs! Row: Mory Jeon Meyer, Don Cowon, Noro Stomp, Ruth Huntz, Second Rowi Lee Sciacquo, Jock Hernandez, Don Reun- horf, Phil Wulf, W. E. First row: Johnny Gonzales, Jerry Rodgers, Melvin Blossom, Timothy Stricker Leon Lake, Bob Naffiziger, Russell Howard, Scotty Collins. Second row: fvlr. Austin, Ronald Jensen, Tony Tange, Douglas Yockey, Rober Wallis, Pete Tomasetti, Tony Vivenzi, Harley Parker, Johnnie Palermo Third row: John Rounsaville, Jack Pedersen, Gary Andrews, Bill Fowler T Robert Atchley, Norman Pretzer, Lloyd Wright, Harold Lea, Jerry Cral viero, Roy McClendon. Fourth row: Richard Kuhn, Dick Jones, Errol Miller Bill Fowler, Henry Salsedo, Frank Hansen, Edwin Kalpakotf, Carroll Reitz Manuel Frietas, Sfufure Qarmers :ff America ATWOOD, R. A. AUSTIN f Page 62 .,, lN A S.:-K' ,fes A ff' K 05512100 'lggl limi' X qv ff- - Iv Oqi 4- CT1 U16 Furst row: Stan Kerber, Vuce-Presidentg Don Andresen, Presi- dentg Bob Nicklason, Secretoryg Eddne Vivenzi, Sentennialg Laurence Parasso, Historian, Jam Fries, Reporterg Dal White, Treasurer. Mr. Spullers, Don Andresen, Norman Pretzer, Stanley Kerber, Eddle VIVCIWZI. First Row: Henry Delphln, Bobby Nuckloson, Joe Castro, Manuel OI- quin, Gerald Bane, Pete Kochergen, Charles, Neal, Dennis Houpt. Second Row: Ken Wrught, Eddie Vnvenzu, Phil Strueker, Charles Wheel- er, Alvin Faul, Don Possrnorc, Jack Liddell, Stan Kerber. Third Row: Ronald Jensen, Stanley Sharnp, Dale White, Tommy Graham, Ted Lieder, Larry Baker, Richard Settle, W. E, Atwood, Advisor, Fourth Row: Bob Trower, Jack Smith, Gaylon Haney, Robert Andrews, Don Andresen, Dennis Reitz, Gene Kuykendall. ,4- I - Q ' . S X s. 5 g. NKQ'N'l5NkEF'g C Jo, we ' 7-9 5 A' 43 1 5 Sil . ELF F ,. , . ' P 5 f-W Y fl O 1 ,- 'ff rf o ,cg P 'NEW MRS. MILDRED SCULLY, MRS. AURORA JOHNSON Louise Hefley in l-lomemalning. Flrsr Row: Judy Castro, Beverly Perkins, JoAnn Petty, Mary Rounsaville, Leona Nichols, Melba Pnllotu. Second Row: Joan Cjorrungcr, Anna Dalrnatoff, Linda Wllluams, Juanita Neal, Ruth Hernandez, Arlene Karablan, Beulah Potter. Third Row Marlene Kcrber, Barbara Schafer, Marlyn Ishelrn, Dora Hart, Virginia Rollins, Geraldine Bruce. Fourth Rowi Lucille White, Oma Lough Wulson, Sue Webster, Nancy Ruffonl, Shirley James, Barbara Andrews. .,,-W First row: Corinne Olivas, Frankie White, Marlene Spate, Eleanor Guerrero, Becky Reymundo, Martha Wood, Bertha Chavez. Second row: Nancy Hoff, Judy l-leald, Marilyn Engleman, Barbara Alexander, Juanell Brazil, Nancy Baker, Jean Reymundo, Third row: Beverly Miracle, Edith Uselton, Shirley Avery, Nancy White, Delores I-lomen, Sharon Anderson, Marie Pompa. Fourth row: Louise Hefley, Janet Belluomini, Doris Dominici, Norma Sabbatini, Jo Ellen Priest, Marlene Hansen, Jesse Cavcllo. FHA GIRLS RELAXING AFTER DELICIOUS DINNER L. First row: Shirley Avery, Vice-President, Janet Bolluornini, Presi- dent, Beverly Miracle, Secretary. Second row: Judy Castro, His- torian, Myrtle Bruton, Reporter, Edith Uselton, Parliarncntorian, Louise l-letley, Treasurer. li. Page 80 f Sgt. i , I'23sxQgf'? First Row: Delores Smith, Wesley Sullivan, Leola Erdman. Second Row: Edith Usclton, Mr. Kenneth Lewis. Page 66 -Mgr, First Row: Donna l-losier, JoAnne D'Allessandro, Barb Thomason, Betty Bewley, JoAnne Marie Smith, Sylvia Bern: Marlene Spare, Sally Ann Lerma. Second Row: Mary McCal Edith Uselton, Pauline Taylor, Barbara Alexander, Shc Priest, Pat Ollenberger, Janice Rutherford. Third Row: Shi: G'enn, Don Possmore, Leola Erdman, JoAnn Dauer, Tony F chodo, Melvin Crowe. Fourth Row: Wesley Sullivan, Ror Passmore, Paul Gilbreath, Charles White, Doyle Bruce, Ror Wheat. Karen! 2714 Kanter Looks like the kids attending Recreation Center are really Living it up with the Be-Bop. llene Engleman, Secretary, Barbara Smith, President, First row: Mrs. Pecarovich, Mrs, Alice Hartman, Mrs, Leona Lake, Mrs. Spate. Second Rowi Mrs, McCown, Woody Taylar, Mrs, Zaninovich, Mr. McCown, Mrs, Lucille Taylor. Marlene Hansen, Vice-President, Second Row: Elaine Kruser, Chuck Zaninovich, Barbara Jenanyan. F662 First Row: Marlene Spate, Margery Allison, Carol Allison, Jane Hartman, Ruth Hernandez, Frankie White. Sec- ond Row: Elaine Kruser, Margie Medina, Susan King, Marion Weber, Betty Simmons, Leola Erdman, Lucille White. Third Raw: Joan Patterson, Barbara Jenanycin, Angie Sisneros, Cherrie McOsker, Ilene Engleman. Marlene Hansen. Fourth Row: John Peters, Chuck Zaninovich, Hugh Tucker, Dennis Reinhardt, Wayne Pettit, xi Spuni if Keen-Age Kvvsfers First Rowi Bertha Chavez, Sally Martinez, Beatr ce Singh, Gloria Corrales, Sec- onrl Raw: Betty Pascenti, Beatrice Luzcro, Tillie Ramirez, Mary Vcnegas. Third Row: Jenny Perez, Jose Olivas, Angie Sisne- ros, Betty Venegas, Fourth Row: Otilio Salazar, Angel Duran, Richard Felix, Joe Silva, Manuel Guerrero, Page 63 :Y First Row: Eleanor Guerrero, Rosie Gonzales, Alice Ma- rie Pompa, Jessie Calvillio, lrene Villareal. Second Row: Olga Rodriquez, Ernestine Chavez, Florence Gonzales, Jean Reymundo, Lupe Mora. Third Row: Henry Delfin, Gloria Gallegos, Corrine Olivas, Mary Blanco. Fourth Row: Jessie Martinez, John- ny Gonzales, Vicky Olivas, Beatrice Blanco, Raymond Balber. 'On First Row: Berry Venegas, Bertha Chavez, Joe Silva, Secor Row: Ofilio Salazar, Jessie Calvillo. 1 Wx I' Qi- : ' Wash you had gone to the dance. Just Imagine Don ond Tony look luke they are cnjoyung the how much fun thcy'rc hovlng hcrc, dgncc lmmgnsclyh Svcial Hamm Zia' Us i NN a QEAW R 2 , -Q mls llvlnhultlt, Soilul Ci7I'Hl'T1ltfCC CIWOIFDWOIW, F-nat Rowi Rosc Castro, Geraldine Bruie, Dora Hart, Ann Thompson. Second Row: Joanna' Chrlstlan, Elolne Kruscr, Evelyn Smith, Joan Doucr, Anglo Sssncros, Thnrd Row: Don Cowan, Dennis Rennhardt, Paul Gul- hrcath, Tony Mochodo, Anthony D'AIIesandro, Jimmie Srnuth, ' v' wif?-'5i J :Q MARLENE PIMENTEL RICHARD PASSMORE DORIS DOMINICI Ile!! fender Pep Girl X WH Ilene Engleman, Pat Andresen, Barbara Schafer, Bertha Chavez. Bottom to Top: Evelyn Sr-mth, Jo Ellen Prrcst, Edith Forath, Marlyn Ishelm. Page 70 iix Nf Frrxt Raw Jam- Hartman, Karen Wheat, Norma Sabbatini. Second Row: Janet Belluomini, Marlene Otto, Jim Jam-s, Churlx Zanmavurh, Don Passmorc, Norma Jones, Mae Wada, PC1fMumford. Milly Zrfmm five ANNE IACELLI RALLY COMMISSIONER Phil Wtttt rallvc t-. hu prrzc from Juanita Davm, wmner Malorettes perform before one of the many rallnes of the Qomc. U -NNN! F -, 6' fa, Q ul Qi qu Girls try their best to keep that ball over Mary Jean holds her head thinking ,she is the net protecting it from the ball. Oops, no ball! First Row: Kim Nakagawa, Secretaryg Beverly Miracle, Presidentg Chi Nakagawa, Vice-President. Second Row: Bette Nakagawa, Treasurerg Mrs. Flora Schlundt, Ad- VISOI'. Look at that terrific throwing power al .ul 5 i ' ai 5.lT.,4.y4. Seems as though Janice is all prepared for fl ball To land right in her hands Page 72 MINQUKHI if Klvck 6 60-fd 1 K X. ,..,. -qgvw goof t Q' 't Page 75 4--4 ug. F' 'Ax First row: Phil Wulf, Don Rernhardt, Joe Castro, Victor Takeuchi, Ben Nakagawa, Gerald Bane, Second row: Bobby Nucklason, Stan Busch, Wayne Pettitt, Stan Kerber, Jirn Jones. Third row: Jack Smith, Otnlio Salazar, Dennis Reinhardt, Jnrn Fries, Johnny Carey, Abe Archuleta. Fourth row: Dale Whute, Donn s Reutz, Marvnn Gamrnel, Tommy Graham, Lee Sciaqua, Rudy Rarnernz. Black E Fnrst raw: Dale Whute, Secretary, Jlm Jones Prcsudent, Bobby Nucklason, Vice-Presudent Second row: Stan Busch, Treasurer, C. A Weber, Advisor, Joe Castro, Sergeant-ah Arms. : Sh! wI f Student l6'zfdy Play 1,411 fri U16 57am Yy Earl Bengel, Mrke Jura. Make as doung the hop whlch us now a very popular fadl He even has an aucllence. Earl Bengcl, Francis Becker, Don Andersen, DuWoync l-lnntz, Graco McFarlane, Florence Stoop5,: Pauline Taylor, Elvm Bell, Mike Jura, Looks llke fhey're having a spat whuch docs occur in puppy love. Jim Smith, Elvm Bell. Elvin will have to talk fast to get out of thus One. Page 76 ML.,-ss YI mf k P his f 'WEE Q ww N sv N' X. .mah , kmxx. . ,xg-ff., 15-gg., f gm. -5553, we-a -'f . W5'.3:5ef3i X Xlsjim :X wywxg on . ,X . .zmmam Willie lJim Jones! arrives lust in time to meet Chief Stormy Weather lMorvir1 Mogorionl. Corky 'Mike Jurol, Dottie ond Jimmy look on, Tiny Betts lEdith Forothl ond Hilda Hope lMorIene Ottol, cori't resist thot beat ploy- crl by Gertrude Grumo iFronces Beckerl. Page 78 Seuizfr Flay lla ug, Willing and fwfr Dottie iDoris Dominicil looks on os Jimmy iDoIe White! asks his fother lEcirI Bengali for permission to run the business. Dottie ond Ophelia Pringle lJockic Hoyerl look on os spoiled Abbey lAnn locellil shows hcr interest in Jimmy Beasley. jr. - r. Pram JUNIORVSENIOR PROM DECORATING COMMITTEE Iwr-.R Rowi Evelyn Smith, Morlyn lshclm, Jo Ellvu Pm-xt. Socomi Row: Morvm Gommel, Jlm Fries, Mmm' of thc Jumor Class LTISCLISSIOIW the Prom 'N Io N QNX QC M wg. ? N First Row: Rosie Chavoya, Frankie White, Rosie Parada, lrma Bell, Marcella Wear, Barbara Polly, Barbara Zigler, Yvonne Hicinbothom, Edna Corea, Nancy Baker, Rita McCuteheon. Second Row: Diana Clothicr, Rosie Mendoza, Olga Gutierrez, Carol Lea, Nellie Saldato, Omie Lee l-lekkel, Wanda Brooks, Belly Munoz, Phyllis Ladd, Betty Roley, Mildred Simpson, Third Row: Mary Aguirre, Florence Gonzales, Mary Johnson, Rosie Tor- res, Deloris Cline, Janice Miguel, Lexie Abramson, Dolly Perido, Mary McCahill, Delores Guisti, Linda Williams, Fourth Rowi Pat Andrews, Dorris Rinehart, Lily Bejorano, Bertie Sanderson, Alice l-lodges, Alberta FL-rriera, Virginia Totarion, Marlene Kerber, Janice Rutherford, Sally Lerrna, Joan Dauer, Kenfrul Khnralvffes Q I . - ,g.,.. .i V1 E' -frwwmwi .V My fi Jane Camp, Blanche Manes, Anita Stoops. Louise l-lefley, Beverly Miracle, Dora l-lart. Eva Atkinson, Irma Akins. PAGE 65 1 ,J- 3 Furst Row: Arlene Karablan, Ruth Lundcgren, Anita Stoops, Florence Stoops, Rose Castro. Second Row: Norma Kaars- lrcrg, Gwendolyn Wrght, Maxine Chilson, Marlene Spate, Beverly Perkins. Third Row: Arlene Rutherford, Vado Kuy- Kcndall, Margaret Sirnonian, Jane Hartman, Eleanor Guerrero. Fourth Row: Barbara Thomason, Forron Bradford, Marie Go --man-go M, Page Bl Kuhn, Phyllns Willuamson, Merlene Jackson. Central's pep-band rs really lnvung it up at Central's basketball game gf MZ ,, .-N ,, ..v:,5gs.' ' , K f Y. 3'j,e'f -'d1 '5FLf4i, I ' . 7, I ' 5, X ', 'Q ,ii , Xi, df' Area? W- V, . ' 494' 2. .YV I 5 yn: N x, a . , 4 , X E' .L ji 'uf , .s-Q-K1 V ,., I ' wg-, --1 2: 'wx SL, U 'H , Y , nw. 'H' 1' 'vb an 4,1 J , my 5, Wg ,Q--. Yr? W nun 12' 25 9 w Qc: Q lilfi Q J- f iw g, A 1 MA ' if awfl ' . Q? jg. QpfiMf5,vg,,i TA' 'Z' V ' N C2 i ' fl. if A 52 ...rf-' lffsk mbps XM 1 ,gg .3 Q3 W' Y? EJ 15' M ...., V ..., ,,,, Y' :sa rl 'ff ,Q 1 ' ' 1 fix mwhmmw 1 E' K B' .4 xi' lux X . ' x , - W ' l .5 M2 ggi sr A 6 3: Q '-. 41353 .gniiw N1 . ,1- ,, N 3 K 'B A - A I 3 3 E Orche fm The orchestra under the direction of Mr. Fronk J. Johnson. Part of the orchestra practicing a number First Row Peorl Waldron, Norma Conody, Frances Becker, Joan Douer. Second Row: Mildred Simpson, Corine Olivas, Delores Srnith, Ruth Hintz, Dorothy Fries, Loretta Carter. Third Row: David Wilcox, Janice Erwin, Eze- kial Sanderson, Don Price, Bob Shagy, Lucille White, Frankie White. .Elo A .S .uzB 'w' i ' I I. F' Drum Ma 21 and ,flflasmfs ERROL MILLER MARVALEE NUNES Drum Major Band Mascot 176,11 Hand Page 84 Marlene Otto, Joyce Anderson, Janice Erwin, Lucille White, Marlene Spate, Mary Jean Meyer, Rosie Gonzales, Zeke Sanderson, Galen Becker, Morton Weber, Larry Forbes, Dorothy Fries, Edith Uselton, Charles Fugelsang, Raymond Delgado, Charles Price, Don Price, Katsumi Sunada, Jim Kobzeff, Earl Wilson, Bob Shagy, Marilyn Engelman. 'N'-1 ' '- f Girls enjoy horseshoes immensely. Girls' Sports Our photographer caught these girls practicing their exercises in P. E. ooks like the girls are having trouble hitting the These girls are waiting to have their chests X-rayed ball over the net! for T. B. MN Page 86 Anno Stoops, Geraldine Bruce, Mory Jeon Meyer, Queen, Joyce Anderson, Borboro Schafer, Jockie Hoyer, Ruth Lindegren 28th Annual May Day if Cafeteria staff and faculty have tough time not to shed tears. Onions you knowl Students put up booth tor May Day concessions Baseball player helps prepare tor large Crowd H HY' ll F . YS YX '- I wi Guests patronize lil Centro booth tor early cottee and hot dogs Students prepare hamburgers tor concession stands Do they look like they are workingl f if New Kit? They are? Football King and Queen Christmas King and Queen Bernard Zarasua Barbara Schafer D uve Winners Spring King and Queen Marlene Otto Lee Sciacqua Anita Stoops Stanley Kerber Krazy Koc Hop Jack Smith Don Price Frances Smith Shirley White it KHUH1 CJ Q ffv X A ix XFN g www me. CRAIG IS ON WAY TO ANOTHER TOUCHDOWN Varsity glfflfbllff COLUMBUS CRAIG R ' A X 1 . I 1 .M I I - f I --Is: :LM I q ,, PAGE 90 LEE SCIAQUA PHIL WULF DALE WHITE JIM JONES DON REINHARDT BERNARD ZARASUA I I First row: Robert Price, Manager, Rudy Perez Jack Smith Don Wilmirth Bob Trower Stan Bus h Ph'I W If , , , , c , i u , Dale White, Columbus Craig, Bill Akins. Second row: Charles Price, Cecil Smith, Richard Passmore, Ted Lieder, Roger Kent, Otilio Salazar, Gary Ison, Dan Reinhardt, Mike Koligian, Third row: Les Birkle, Bernard Zarasua, Jim Jones, John Rounsaville, Hugh Tucker, Lee Sciaqua, Marvin Gammel, Louie Franco, Fourth row: Nasio Santiago, Ray Chavez, Jim Philpot, Delbert January, Tommy Belluammi, Earl Gzllespie, Abe Archuleta, Charles Wheeler. SERNARD KICKS ANOTHER EXTRA POINT FOR CENTRAL CENTRAL MAN BREAKS THROUGH LINE FOR FIRST DOWN DENNIS REITZ JACK SMITH OTILIO SALAZAR GARY ISON 5 Nm ,I Page 91 S Sa 3 First Row: Jerry Rogers, Ken Harrison. Second Row: Nelson Behrend, Jock Bebb, Ray Naffziger, Moses Mon- tano, Thomas Hiryosua, Ben Wada, Elias Honesto, Mariano Chavez, Mike Malena, Berne Villa, Som Kodama. Third row: Tony Arouila, Don Weld, Galen Becker, Henry Delfin, Joe Rivas, Cass Former, Charles Waite, Frank Oliyas, Sam Smith, Pete Frutos, George Engelman, Jack Tinnerman, Eloy Lopez. Fourth Row: Charles Weber, Victor Takeuchi, Pete Simonian, Jerry Jones, Jim Blankenship, Dorriel Price, Joe Silva, Kenny Dickens, Robert McCormick, Mike Smith, Tony Yepez, Jim Rakjskup, Jim Hurst, Manager, Harold Boyer. . IA haiku!! CENTRAL J.V. MAN ABOUT READY TO TACKLE WASHINGTON MAN CENTRAL AND KERMAN PLAYERS SCRAMBLE FOR BALL Page 92 Central Central Central Central Central VARSITY l 3 Fowler 37 Kerman O Chowchilla l 2 Washington 6 Kingsburg Page 93 Now that's a fine tackle, Oops. Looked a little like he missed us that time. V, y,Q5JQ.wg,gt, 'rm ei ff ra. , i ,N . W-M Y,-A 1 1 ' . X K up V kxiffg Central man receives pass from teammate' JAY VEES' UR. VARSITYl Central Central Central Central Central Chowchilla Fowler Kerman Washington Kingsburg 2 26 I 3 39 23 Look at that crazy toss-up. Who'lI get it? Well Central LEE SCIACQUA DON ANDRESEN KEN WRIGHT COLUMBUS CRAIG STANLEY BUSCH ,4 1311 kcfbfzll Stan Busch sinking another basket, scoring against Kerman First row: Andrew Carter, Manager, Columbus Craig, Jim Bratcher, Otilio Salazar, Tommy Belluommu, Stanley Busch, Kenny Wright, Jlm Fries, Robert Pnce, Manager. Second row: Phll Wulf, Conner Sutton, Lee Sciacqua, Jack Smuth, Don Andresen, Jack Pecarovnch, Ted Lieder, Edwm Kalpakoff, Mr. Everet Smith, i Uflfy G f ,N,. W F 16' l6'r1 kcfbrzll Larry Scott shoots for basket hoping for 2 points in game against Kerman First Row: Jrm Phllpot, Thomas Bell, Nello Sclacqua, Wayne Pvttut, Larry Scott, Gerald Bane, Don Cowan. Second Row: Robert Wcstruck, Glenn Clunton, Wayne Naiarian, Lloyd Wright, Johnny Carey, James Rapskup, Jerry Jones, Lloyd Cockrcll, Joe Montague, Coach. J f LARRY SCOTT GERALD BANE JIM PHILPOTT WAYNE PETTIT bmw JONES J f C3 Ct' X er-gqfy ,,, 5-Jlxwf QV' l 5 l5'l 32 Hel ww fi 65am First Row: DuWayne Hintz, Mr. Joe L. Montague lCoachl, Nello Scuacaua, Larry Scott, Gerald Bane. Second Row: Vernon Rertz, Davnd Wllcox, Jerry Craviero, Lloyd Cottrell, Don Cowan. Furst row: Mr. Montague, Coachg Jvm Kobzeft, Larry Scott, Mgr. Bullle Hamett, Ronnie Forbes, Pete Tornasettu, Stan Bren. Second row: Ben Koge, Z7 Cram i if Ia. Z fi,--Q -E1 + 5 .5 if ...nd Ex Q3 I2 'Q L S i Bottom Row: Tom Belluomini, Bob Nicklason, Stan Busch, Ben Nakagawa, Eloy Lopez, Odell Woodley. Second Row: John Rounsaville, Jim Fries, Columbus Craig, Lee Sciacqua, Otilio Salazar. Top Row: Stan Bien, Bernard Zarasua, Ken Wright, Stan Kerber, Coach Marty Kaufman, Phil Stricker, Jim Kabzeff. Var ity Kascball Chowchilla covers home plate so that Central they , hope, won't make another sensational run. Ben Nakagawa makes a mad dash for tirst base while Chowchilla waits impatiently tor the ball. .1 i., -4. -1 M wi '74-1 ' new Page 98 'i ?' .. .. A , L l l Bottom Row lkneelingl: Eloy Lopez, Norman Pretzer, Charles Fugelsang, Bob McAfee, Victor Takeuchi, Ronnie Reinhardt, Ben Koge, Tony Yepez, Masoru Terashi, Jim P hilpot, Leroy Sabbatini. Bock Row: Ted Bear, Coach E. A. Smith, Alex Lovarra, Jerry Jones, Jerry Lambert, Ro y Chavez, Sonny Bruno, Jessie Martinez, Jessie Lopez, Edwin Kalpakoff, Jim Rajksup, Loren Chiever. . If 15,11 cha!! 1:--Gi ffl- if Qi ' F ,K A K ., .rs 2 ' ' ltral man leads off first on daring ottempt to make second Page 99 Man, can he ever swing that bat! Hb-wfk ' Y A.. ,PRN l., ' Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Kerman infield trying for one of those cool plays by that top team of Central Union Varsity Z Vee? Kerman Fowler Chowchilla Washington Kerman Fowler Chowchilla Kingsburg Washington Kingsburg Ben Nodogawa starts for first base while Bob Hammett of K. U. H. S. waits impatiently for the ball Central 2 Kerman O Central 4 Fowler O Central 8 Chowchilla 6 Central 6 Washington 3 Central 8 Kingsburg 7 Central 20 Kerman O Central 8 Fowler O Central 4 Chowchilla O Central 8 Washington 4 Central 3 Kingsburg O Stan Bush makes a mad-dash for second while K. U. H. S. trys to recover the ball Page l OO X BW' ' First Row: Charles Price, Manuel Frietas, Delbert January, Tommy Belluomini, Harley Parker, Robert Trower, Cecil Smith, Mitchel Potter. Second Row: Columbus Craig, Frank Urquidez, Earl Gillespie, Ted Lieder, James Hurst, Eddie Brazil, Lester Birkle, Jim Bratcher, Jack Smith. '24 Crank '76 ' Crack First Row: Don Wilmirth, Stanley Busch, Larry Scott, Bob McCormick, James Blanken- ship, Rudy Diaz, Robert McAtee. Second Row: Tony Tange, Peter Simonian, Ken Har- rison, Wayne Najarian, Ray Chavez, Joe Suarez, Frank Olivas, Cruz Martinez. First Row: Leon Lake, Jim Smith, Nello Sciacqua, Gerald Bane, Charles Zaninovich, Ralph Hatcher. Second Row: Coach C, A. Weber, Jerry Craverio, Willie Sanderson, Frank Diaz, Nelson Behrend, Bob Naffziger, Coach H. E. Bowyer. 'W Zrzzck First Row: Marian Weber, Marlene Hansen, Shirley Carlson, Nila Owen, Ruth Hintz, Ruth Lindegren. Second Row: Mr. Long, Richard Simonian, Tommy Peterson, Ezekiel Sanderson, Ray Schmidt, Jack Whitaker, Du Wayne Hintz, Ted Bratcher. Zfenni A R In ' l, J iii, . 2 l 73 rr S , , il 4 , f' -4 'J' ' 'L tl ,st ,s,, F l - .I '2 A, I ,W-Q - h ' rf elseif.. M W. ,, W , X .gm-,eel tfilgktft fs' , , ' Nila Owen returns the ball as Rig Roy Schmidt looks on. , S .1 t it Q . Aid ws-ii? 5 .,.1,.a?-,g cg M, Ezekiel Sanderson practicin for a tennis match. Ruth Lindegren returning hard ball to Kerman player. 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Dickenson, Fresno, California WASEMILLER'S, INC. 3 I 6 C St., Fresno, California MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM I950 Broadway, Fresno, California I HARRY coFFEE I025 Fulton, Fresno, California FRESNO AUTO PARTS COMPANY 560 Broadway, Fresno, California DALE BROTHERS, INC. I420 H Street, Fresno, California Dole Bros. Coffee, School Cafeteria and Lunch Room Equipment HAIRE-MURRAY CO., INC. 3060 E. Tulare Street, Fresno, California ELECTRICAL SUPPLIERS, INC. 220 M Street, Fresno, California BLOSSER'S SPORTS EQUIPMENT CO. Fresno, California, I424 Fulton BAKER'S WELDING SUPPLY COMPANY I705 VENTURA, FRESNO, CALIFORNIA MAXWELL STUDIO Fresno, California Page I 03 L, frtfwwef E..- ,,,,9y--'-- was-nw ,WWTQKN -H64- Jy's participating in Calisthenics during Typical lunch scene of students resting from Jack Whitker hands tickets to Mike Jura as our P. E. Class, enioy the wonderful the ordeal of tedious classes. Nora Stapp and Betty Unger leave the Jrmth and sunshine of fall, game, nnuol Staff resting after strenuous work Phil Wulf receives his prize from Juanita Ma:le'yn Krikorian, Marlene Hansen, Larry w picture schedule, Davis of Kerman for participating in game Porasso, and Eddae Viyenzi doing an ltal- of 20 questions during rally. ian Folk Dance for Central Exchange As- sembly. A VFW ' l 6323 T0 Fl 4 .,- .,,,,4v' Xnn Thompson the lucky winner of the Don Price models orange bathing suit and Doris Dominic: looks on as Dale White ex lomemaking contest proudly shows her shirt during the Spring Fashion Show. plains the operation parts of his barbequ iwards. Dll- Page l O4 L-Hmm-avi? X ---.. .- ,A A ir- LX I Ll student folluwung t g Amateur photographer at work Mrs, Tocchlnn lcovlng after tedious day of work. Now how dud thus happen that we should have all Freshmen dcsccndmg the stairs at one tnmc? No asscmbly. 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