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

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2QQn A typical scene on Friday after school. lias: lJQlflQ6ifQd mam U This is the view the students see when they walk in from the parking lot, The front of the school with the Memoriam plaque, at the lett, with the names of students from Central who served in the armed forces during World War ll. The sun dial is cne ot the land marks at Central. 9

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Since our Looking around our campus we see that it has grown from fifteen acres to forty-one acres. It is surprising to know that in l922 only 72 students were enrolled in Central, compared to the 909 students now enrolled. Familiarizing themselves with the campus, the students saw that six new classrooms and the cafeteria had been added. A new gymnasium had been built and a new snack-bar added next to the cafeteria. With the enrollment increasing each year, it has been decided that a new Agriculture building and four more class- rooms be added to our campus in the fall of l959 and l96O. The eyes of our community have seen Central grow, recognizing its tremendous increases in classrooms, teachers, and students. With the students at hand, they are realizing that our campus is growing and we all know that we are truly utilizing our campus.

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l Roy Withrow joins in one ot Central's night classes. Campus is used The campus of Central High is not only used by the students, but also by the members of our community. The women of our community are welcome to join a sewing class. This group meets regularly to sew and of course, to gab. The men of our community enjoy themselves at Adult night classes. These classes are designed for the men to make many useful things in metal shop or wood shop. k' Mr. Schneider and Gene Brown, both Adult Woodshop Willis Mayfield former Central student, enjoys wor ing S in night woodshbp. students cutting out legs for patio tables. Page 10