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

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cjlllUSU SIUUUUIIS SUUUU UJ UUUBUJIUU lib First Row: Marlene Schmall, Joyce Bird, Margie Bamping, Sylvia Gong, Barbara Rajskup, Ellen Hata, Second Row: Gayle Nobile Barbara Koligian, Sarah Wilson, Carolyn Webster, Carolyn Rebensdorf, Pat Smith. Third Row: Janie Milliorn, Joan Goeringer, Cindy Wisdom, Beulah, Potter, Helen Simpson, Nancy Ruffoni. Fourth Row: Judy Givens, Sylvia Meisner, Janice Scott, Emily Forcum. FHA One of their biggest projects was the Mother-Daughter Spring Tea, This tea was held in May for the mothers of the Home- making girls. The girls modeled the clothes they made in class and refreshments made by the cooking department, were served. Two of their money-making projects were selling Christmas cards and fruit cakes made by the girls in the cooking depart- ment. Other projects included: a clothing drive, the Nutritional Home Party, contri- butions to Care, and initiating the new mem- bers. Seated Ellen Hata, Joan Goeringer, Gayle Nobile. Standing: Bar- bara Koligian, Marlene Schmall, Sarah Wilson, Carolyn Webster, Sylvia Meisner, Margie Bamping. Carolyn Webster, Mrs. Johnson, Ellen l-lata, and Sarah Wilson are busy making fruit cakes in l-lomemaking. Officers President ........,................,.. Joan Goeringer Vice President .... ...... G ayle Nobile Treasurer .,...... .... S ylvia Meisner Secretary .,,,.... .,.............. E llen Hata Historian ..,.. ..., M arlene Schmall Reporter .,.. Barbara Koligian Chaplain ..,,...... . .......... Sarah Wilson Song Leader .,.V..,, ..,.. C arolyn Webster Parliamentarian ..,,...,........ Margie Bamping Advisors .....,.... Mrs, Aurora Johnson Mrs. Frieda Montgomery Page 79

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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

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Scolioliiics, Science, Sliolo, F novide Officers President ....e.....,4.,.,,...,,,,,, .,,, D on MCC00n Vice President ...... .... J ames Stacy Secretary ......... Doug Yoqkey Treasurer ,,,,, Jim Mgzio Reporter ..... .... J erry Craveiro Cl'18Dl8iI'l .... ....... J ohn Schlegal Sentinel .... .......... F rancis Vivenzi Advisor ..,,. ..... M r, Walter Atwood l ll We itvwwtn Seated: Doug Yockey, Don McCoon. Standing: John Schlegol, 'g - f : Jerry Croveiro, Mr. Wolter E, Atwood, Froncis Vivenzi, Jim Muzio, Jomes Stocy F - E Amm FFA The Future Farmers of America is open only to boys taking Vocational Agriculture. The organization functions on a local, state, and national basis having chapters in nearly every rural high school in the nation. lt is the largest organization of rural boys in the world. f The purpose ot FFA is the development ot agriculture, leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Under the able supervision of Mr. Wal- ter E. Atwood, the FFA has completed many projects. Morvolee Nunes ond Jim Muzio receiving checks for the bond ond FFA respectively, from Mr. Vincent Kovocevich. First Row: Bobby Noffzigger, Francis Vivenzi, Kent Simmonds, Woyne Bone, Melvin Blossom, Second Row: Mr. Wolter Atwood, Jerry Jones, John Polermo, Dionicio Chavez, John Schlegol, Buford Bottoms. Third Row: Gordon Kovocevich, Ronnie Nopier, Morsholl Allington, Jomes Stocy, Leon Lake. Fourth Row: Doug Yockey, Jerry Croveiro, Ken Bier, Don McCoon, Glenn Long. Pogo 80