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

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Left to Right: Dave Maggard, Paul Kalpakoff, Gary Salwasser, Harry Hanson, Ross Sloper, Gary Snyder. Uflnclieng Clluln Many students at Central are interested in archery as a pastime. These students belong to the Archery Club. This club is designed for the students to learn more about archery and to be able to get together with friends and practice. Three field trips to the river were taken :luring the year, where they hunted, fished and cooked outdoors. The main purpose of the club is to promote archers as a leisure time activity. This club is sponsored by Mr. Marxmiller and Mr. Rogers. First Row: Rachel Soliz, Angie Garcia, Gloria Amparano, Irene Montana, Dolores Martinez, Antonia Navarro, Jovita Gaeto, Mr. McDonald, Second Row: Lorie Gaeta, Jesse Silva, Rachel Verdin, Patty Bebb, Mary Castanon, Connie Garcia, Mercy Gonzales, Virginia Garcia. Third Rowz Loraine Martinez, Carmen Nunez, Cathy Olivas, Angie lslas, Isabel Olivas, Mary Martinez, Rose Mary Ainaro, Tina Audelo, Mary Rodriquez. Fourth Row: Inez Noriega, Helen Gaeta, Helen Smith, Nikki Johnson, Herman Ruiz, Henry Cardiel, Al Suarrez, Alfonso Valdez. V Ii Page 'll

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i 101 on student preparation Margaret Salsedo showing Janet Rosenthal what lies in the future. President ......, ..... P at Gutierrez Vice President ,.., Carmen Linares Secretary .,... ..... B arbara White FUTURE TEACHERS The Teachers Club which is affiliat- ed with the California Education Club was organized two years ago to interest upperclassmen in the profession of ed- ucation. lts primary purpose is to acquaint students interest in teaching with the advantages and requirements of the profession. Future Teachers Officers, Seated: Pat Guitierrez. Standing: Carmen Linares and Barbara White. Second Row: Peggy Kelly, Nikki Johnson Pat Gutierrez Future Teachers, Left to Right, First Row: Carmen Linares, Barbara White, Michele Smith, Gloria Amparano '

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ge 103 Trophy Winners: Jack Hartman, Patty Costa, Ross Sloper, Mr. Straight, Advisor. Sail tg Qconoiwg Quin The annual Safety Economy Run took place on December 7, this year. This program was first originated by a petroleum corporation as a public service in support of high school driv- er education. The national run has for many years helped to demonstrate that the person who saves gasoline by driving carefully can be expected to possess a good safety record on the highway. Eleven schools participated in the run this year. Central had ten participants. To qualify, each entrant had to have a California drivers license, drive his or her parents car, have it inspected, and show proof of adequate liability insurance. Judging was based on gasoline economy and the ability to stay within the limits of the law and safe driving practices. The entrants followed a 91.6 mile cross section of everyday types of driving along streets and highways in Fresno County. A victory luncheon followed the Safety Run at the Clovis Union High School, where it was acknowledged that Central had won the Sweepstakes trophy. Patty Costa, a junior at Central, walked off with the trophy for the best ton mileage. Ross Sloper also won a trophy for the most miles per gallon. Central was very proud of the students who participated in the Economy Run. We are hop- ing we will do just as good, if not better, next year. Economy Run Entries: First Row: Yancy Harmon, Meta Richardson, Patty Costa, Ellen Hata, Jeff Griffeth, Second Row Ross Sloper, Jack Hartman, Lee Simpson, Al Soliz. Jr' .a ' g .L