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

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First Row: Gloria Amparano, Cindy Abeyta, Maxine Brier. Second Row: Dona Alvarado, Audrey Bingham, Wilma Akins, Laiva Archuleta. Third Row: Robert Aguirre, Martin Buchanan, Roger Brannon. Seated: Don Klein, vice president, Nancy Miguel, secretary. Standing: Eileen Rogers, yell leader, Dorothy Yada, treasur- er, Mickey Trower, sgt-at-arms, Gary lida, president, First Row: Myrna Brooks, Rachel Beiarano, Mildred Bruce. Second Row: Ellen Bane, Nancy Blankenship, Margie Bloch, Linda Acuna. Third Row: Cecil Abeyta, Norma Boik, Char- les Allison. F33 Qt aid iiialQQ9 Qcilti SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The Class of 6O has a very busy year. First thing they did was to elect Gary lida, President, Don Klein, First Vice President, Ken Schmidt, Second Vice President, Nancy Mi- guel, Secretary, June Giusti, Treasurer, Roy Nakai, Sgt-At-Arms, and Eileen Rogers, Yell Leader, as their class officers. Since their Sophomore President became ill they elected a First and Second Vice President. At the beginning of the year, they chose and ordered their class sweaters. When the sweaters came, the Class of oO proudly showed them off. First Row: Ron Bear, Kay Brown, Charles Aragon, Second Rowl Ronald Boiles Terry Boone, Mike Amaro, Don Banillas. -aw . A lf li: v T . ii Y i ' V W 'f,ii,,M Y , . 1 2. f vw ' N ffitwllf Z, .,,,L,,. ls. First Row: Gloria Campos, Corine Chiles, Linda Carter. Second Row: Harold Carter, Patricia Canady, Marvin Carey, T B Third Row: AndreslApodaca, Billy Andresen, Thomas Bamp- Third Row: George Castaneda, Tommy Brown, om rawn. ing. 'age 28

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Qoplioimones Well, Mr. Link, let's go see what the Class of '60 has accomplished this past year in the first stage of their high school career. As we look back, we see that they have gained enough self-confidence to partici- pate in more school activities, games, and other social functions than they did in their freshman year. Maybe the reason for this was because they had someone lower than themselves to boss around or because they were full members of C.U.H.S. ln social science, they studied world history, drivers education, and first aid, which will help them in the future. The Sophomores have many happy mem- ories to reme-mber and as they start on the second stage of their high school career, we, the student body, and Mr. Link sincere- ly wish them the best of everything in their Junior year at C.U.H.S. 601' fi. gliimb Qczanlis t adjust llLlfVl9QQ

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First Raw: Connie Clothier, Betty Daniels, Darleen Brengetto, Second Row: Charles Craig, Patricia Coulson, Myrna Collins, Patty Costa. Third Row: Frank Ciolkosz, George Cross, Freddie Calombini. coiieci us Qopliormones Late in the year, they ordered their class rings which they will receive at the beginning at their Junior year. Every year the Sophomores have the honor of decorating the auditorium for the Senior's Baccalaureate service. This year they did a wonderful job in decorating and the Senior Class thanks them. For the past two years, the Class of 6O has had the wonderful guidance of Mr. Walter Atwood, Mr. Louis Carpenter, Mrs. Evelyn Denton, Mrs. Rena Durbahn, Mr. Greg Dun- shee, and Mr. Frank Lowe as their advisors, .4 First Row: Terry Fitch, Judy Davis, Connie Fierro. Seconc Row: Joseph Davis, Gerald Eidson, Norma Dauer, Petei Escabedo. Third Row: Douglas Evans, Donald Gammel Eddie Dawson. . wonder what this discussion QD could be about betwee Eileen Rogers and June Giusti, First Row: Donna Giften, Betty Graham, Joyce Goulart. Second Row: Eddie Fowler, Matilda Gastelum, June Giusti, Kenneth Engelman, Third Row: Armando Ghimenti, Richard Geringer, Edward Grainer. First Row: Patsy Haupt, Margaret Guardado, Sally Guerra, Second Row: Marvin Henley, Walter Hogan, Richard Hein- rich, Lester Hammi. Third Row: Martin Hart, Ralph Hood, Donald Hamm. Page 2