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

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Mrs. Palfrey and Carolyn Lovelady are showing Don Gomez how to use a dictionary. avi Q. gfiiil. fPaQlne DEDICATION This year we would like to bid farewell to you, Mrs. Edith Palfrey, and respect- fully dedicate this yearbook as a token of our appreciation or your ll years of ser- vice to the students of Central Union High School. We realize the efforts and extra time you have put forth to make our school more enjoyable while receiv- ing an education. You plan to retire from the noise and confusion which accom- panies every school, and spend some time enjoying your family. Your stay has been long and we realize that without your as- sistance a functioning part of the school would not have been complete. Good luck and thanks. Mrs. Polfrey showing Steve Colucci his homework for the day. Page 4 Mrs. Palfrey is explaining grades to Bonnie Nunes

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lieaols im ole QQopiiig 9lQiQl2Q iii Qmgliisli Special recognition should be given to Mr. Spillers who is retiring this year after 26 years of service as principal of Central High. Mr. Spillers first came to Central in l933. Since then he has seen many changes on the campus. The enrollment has increased to almost 900. Also many new buildings have been added. Mr. Spillers has worked very hard since he first came to Central. He has worked hard to make Central a better school, so that the students of this community could have a better education. We can only thank Mr. Spillers for his 26 years of hard work and service to Central High. We are also losing another one of our teach- ers this year. A person who has given much ot his lite as a service to his community, Mr. Walter Atwood has been teaching at Central for i9 years. He is the oldest of 8 child- ren and was born on a small tarm in Utah. ln l94O Mr. Atwood started teaching at Central, where he was the director ot the Agriculture Depart- ment. He has received many rewards for his work in the Future Farmers of America. Mr. Atwood is truly a great person, He is recognized by everyone for the help which he has given many of his students. May the rest ot his lite be as enjoyable as he has made the lives of many of his students. Mr. Atwood, Agriculture teocher. Mr. Spillers, Principal ond District Superintendent. Mr. Soderburg ond Mr. Spillers in o cosuol conversation Page 5