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

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Student fiepneseiitatiom is aim S Q ':.,., ,f-- M. ' Q. 2' A Q.-f. 5 ik, rt, Q JOYCQ Weber l-OYGTTG ll1Cl6 Janice Miguel Pete Simonian Public Relations Yell Leader Secretory Boys, Vice president Consisting of thirteen members elected by the stu- dent body, the Student Council at Central Union High School has accomplished many worthwhile services under the leadership of Student Body President, Leon Lake and its advisor, Mr. Paul B. Davis. The Student Council or the student government at C.U.H.S. is in charge of all business of the student body and all its activities. Their biggest project of the year was the establish- I , I ment of a student store on campus. lt was established DO ores Gmsl' for the convenience of the students. Such items as paper, pencils, pens, erasers, and rulers may be bought there. The student store has been successful this past year, thanks to the support ofthe student body. The juke box in the cafeteria, a gift by the Class of l954, was replaced with a new 45 record playing juke box, since it was so difficult to buy 78 records. ln the spring, the North Shasta League Dance was Rally Commissioner l Mae Wada COUNCIL OF 5f0fekeeDef REPRESENTATIVES i ' l First Row: Phyllis Kaneichi, Nancy Burleigh, Mr. Paul B. Davis Sherli Chu, Nancy Miguel, Nancy Blankenshig Advisor Frank Ciolkosz, Byron Huntington, Pete Simoni Page 66

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XV A l i Y 'TV A ,wi T ll: ol -, L Q- y y H ia :U ' L kg L O 'UT . ', 4 lJ Q' 0 Q 3 ni. 1: ,4 'I ntl' Sl xx sf 0 I 4 s I 'D Cjngamigatiomg There are many active and worthwhile h S hool Many clubs at Central Union Hig c . of these clubs contribute to the welfare of the school and community. The reason for the clubs is because the f in- student body shows a great amount o terest and desire to participate in as many clubs and activities as possible. This is good since social poise, so essential in adult life, develops in cooperation in club projects and service activities. f Whether you belong to Block C, Radio G A A Club, F.H.A., Student Council, or . . ., you are building your social personality and having fun at the same time. Many of the clubs would not be possible f the without the sponsorship of many o faculty members. ' M . Link is at the control board now r f' out which clubs are meet- trying to igure ing. Contact with CQmtnaQ'9 cllulas '

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Student Qouiicill Q i Leon Lake Sherli Chu Sylvia Gong 'Pat Smith President Girls' Vice President Treasurer SOCIOI COmmIff6e held in the C.U.H.S. cafeteria. During the dance, the Sportsmanship Trophy was awarded to the school whose team showed the best sportsmanship during the sports activities. The Cheering Section Trophy was also awarded to the school displaying the best school spirit during the games. The Student Council also attended many meetings at other schools, some included the North Shasta League meetings held every month, Leadership Day at Washing- ton High, and Association of Student Council, District i4, Leadership Day at Reedley High. The Student Representatives meet with the Student Council every other two weeks after school. Elected through their Social Science classes, they voice the opin- ions and ideas of the students whom they represent. Thanks to the Student Council and Student Repre- sentatives, is the least we can say for the fine work they have done for Central High the past year Koligian Margaret Solsedo, Lupe Calles. Second Row: Pallesi Barbara White. Third Row: Richard Morgan, Lindstrom Robert Crouch Sgt-At-Arms - 2 4 . ff f Q l Nadine Adams Editor-in-Chief Sue Webster Athletic Commissioner Page 67