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

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Cgoutll CQulJ SAFETY COMMITTEE The Central Safety Council has as its aim, the promotion of safety around the campus. lt is a member of the Fresno Coun- ty Junior Safety Council which is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. ln February, they launched their Flare Campaign to raise funds for activities which are sponsored by the Junior Safety Council such as the Mobilgas Economy Run and the Teenage Rodeo. This campaign consisted of selling packets of flares to motorists to use in case of emergency. Left to right: Judy Moyer, Richard Geringer, Cruz Ramos, James Hurst, Ray Emerson, Judy Kerber, Larry Ramalho, Pete Simonian. James Hurst fm nv' First row: Judy Moyer, Cruz Ramos. Second row: Pete Simonian, Judy Kerber, Richard Geringer. Third row: Ray Emerson, Jimmy Hurst, Larry Rcimalho.

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Cliairitg and Qailetg are time Qohqiils First Rowi Myrna Brooks, Arlene Fitch, Pat Brosi, Judi Magarian, Elaine Weber, JoAnn Price, Barbara Siebert, Terry Fitch, Marlene Schmall, Dorothy Yoda, Ellen Hata, Joan Goeringer. Second Rowi Norma Mazzei, Elaine Seibert, Pat Liddell, Cindy Wisdom, Janice Weber, Patty Costa, Nancy Tomasetti, Sarah Wilson, Gayle Nobile, Shirley White, Jacque Bien, JoAnne D'Ales- andro, Third Row: Merillee French, Barbara Andrews, Barbara Koligian, Pat Lawrence, Norma Jacobsen, Barbara Raiskup, Billie Swift, Judy Schmall, Sylvia Lugo, Sharon Glenn, Helen Collins, Donna Smith. Fourth Row: Marvalee Nunes, Pat Ollen- berger, Helen Simpson, Carolyn Rebensdorf, Janice Miguel, Ju ne Giusti, Nancy Miguel, Joan Dauer, Judy Nonini, Virginia Ollenberger, Charleen McOsker. TRI-HI-Y The swimming party jointly sponsored with the Hi-Y, a potluck dinner, and the making of gifts for the Nutritional Home were the highlights on this year's calendar. The mem- bers were sometimes honored at their meet- ings by a guest speaker, one of whom was a foreign student attending Fresno State. No matter what they are doing the members continue to uphold their purpose-to create, maintain and ex.end throughout the school, church, and community, high standards of Christian living. Tri-Hi-Y members discussing a problem. Seated left to right: Marlene Schmall, Norma Mazzei, Judy Nonini, Doris Alexander, Arlene Fitch, Elaine Seibert, Jacque Bien, Officers President .....,...,,.......,..,,. Joan Dauer Vice President .... .,,,.. P at Lawrence Secretary ...,.... .... B arbara Rajskup Treasurer ..... ..,. B arbara Koligian Chaplain ..,. ....... M arlene Schmall Advisor .... Mrs. Evelyn Denton First Row: Barbara Rajskup, Joan Dauer, Barbara Koligian. Second Row: Pat Lawrence, Marlene Schmall. Page 76

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piiacticau vocauoimaiz time Qsrs First Row: Barbara McGaha, Diane Attorian, Terry Fitch, Donna Etchecopar, Marlene McLarty, Ann Marshall, Charlotte Bird, Murdie Pritchett, Barbara Lemay, Jose Chavoya, Paula Rodriquez. Second Row: Shirley Rounsaville, Martha Phillips, Judy Moyer, Judy Cady, Margaret Houser, Yolando Garcia, Doris White, Donna Gitten, Jeanne Shubin, Inez Noriega, Third Row: Emma Louise Malsbury, Barbara White, Pat Liddell, Janice Cowan, Myrna Hamett, Janice Weber, Joyce Harris, Patsy Haupt, Yvonne Hatcher, Virginia Collins. Fourth Row: Miche'e Smith, Patsy Hawn, Carmen Linares, Shirley Butts, Linda Pallesi, Judy Kerber, Pat Linder, Norma Dauer, Betty Daniels, Pat McCroy. FHA The Future Hornemakers of America, under the advisorship ot Mrs. Frieda Mont- gomery and Mrs, Aurora Johnson, is one ot the most active clubs at Central High. This is part of a nationwide organization tor girls interested in homemaking and com- munity services. The requirement is limited to girls who have taken one or more semesters of home- making. ln December, FHA held a Family Ban- quet in honor of their families. The Future Farmers ot America served the turkey din- ner. Beulah Potter is initiating the new members, who are, left to right, Judy Moyer, Diane Attorian and Paula Rodriguez. ESE X Joan Goeringer, president, awards Pat Smith with an FHA letter. Page 78