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

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Drive Q.Cll.Qlq-l.Q.. students Where is Mr. Davis? This is a familiar ques- tion, for you see, Mr, Davis is a very busy man. Mr, Paul B, Davis, our Vice-Principal, has many duties to fulfill, He is the advisor ot the Student Council and tries to help them with the problems of the school and students. He is responsible for the daily schedule of the school, This includes assembly programs, activities, clubs, organi- Girl's Counselor, Mourine Tocchini I don't know what subject to take. What will I do for a vocation? I am sure many of Central's students have felt this way. You just can't seem to make up your mind. If you are confused, why not go to see Mrs. Tocchini or Mr, Hartman? Mrs, Tocchini is our girls counselor, Mr. Hartman, our boys counselor, They are very helpful to the students at Central. They help the students with their programs, as well as with many of their personal problems. Their main concern is with the welfare and personal development of the students as well as their progress in the classroom. Vice Principal, Poul B. Dovis zations, arrangements for athletic events, daily and weekly bulletins. Mr. Davis is also in charge of the student store. So you see now why Mr. Davis is always busy. He has done an excellent job in overseeing the activities the students take part in and in helping many of the students with their problems. Boy's Counselor, David Hartman Page 13

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coimwiuifiitg avid adiviiliigtnat I am retiring atter 39 years in school work - 32 years in California and 7 years in New Mexico, lt has been a wonderful experience to help guide Central in its period of growth for 26 years. In September l933, the enrollment was 450 with badly crowded classrooms. Central has doubled in size over these years with an enrollment of 9lO in September l958 and housed in a modern school plant, a school recognized and accepted for meeting the needs of all boys and girls of High School age. We have had an annual each of these years with the annual staff each year doing excellent work, how- ever, the change from a mimeographed annual to a printed annual has greatly improved the annual, l shall continue to watch Central as the enrollment grows and this school continues to meet the needs of all its boys and girls l am pleased to compliment the annual staff and Principal: Mr. Spillers V t sponsor for turning out another very fine annual. l l l 3 t Mr. Spillers and Mr. Mooradian talking over a Curriculum problem, President of Board: Norman Liddell Boardi Seated left tx right: Mrs. Sabroe, Mrs. Andresen, Mr. Liddell, Standing: Mr. Nonini Mr, Andersin, Md. Skoegard, Mr, Spillers. null UMW M IJ Page 12

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pensoimell wonlee liand Office Personnel, left to right: Lillion Sobroe, Altheo Royer, Roxie Krikoricin, Evelyn Weotherby, Neldo Shumciker. We have many people to thank for our campus being run so well. First of all there are the people who work in the attendance office. They are Mrs. Evelyn Weatherby and Mrs. Krikorian. ln the main office you will find Mrs. Nelda Shumaker and Mrs. Lil- ian Sabroe. They take care of lock- er keys, the switchboard, and just every day problems concerning the campus. Mrs. Althea Royer has a small office of her own. She is the financ- ial secretary and takes care of all the money coming in and out of Central, Mrs. Doris Lima, head cook, and her staff, are up early every morning preparing lunch for the students at Central. First Row: Doris Limo, head cook, Molly Scheidt, Eldoro Sob- botini. Second Row: Lolo Hon- ey, Bertho Spote, Eleonor Per- eiro. Mrs. Limo directing the help in the cofeterio. Page 'I4 Amd'