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Page 80 text:
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Qoliene ie S.J.M. chompion hula hoopers at o Central Rally Socializing plays a very important role in the lives of every Central student. By socializing, the students learn how to get along with ditterenttypes ot people, and they also widen their field of interests. Central boasts a total of twenty-one clubs. The reason tor this large number of organizations is that the students at Central show a great amount of interest and desire to partici- pate in as many clubs and activities as possible. This is all well and good, too, because social poise, so essential in adult life, developes in cooperative club projects and service activities. Whether you belong to hobby club, amateur radio club, majorettes, or Future Homemakers of America, you are building your social personality and having fun at the same time.
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Merrie McEwen is handing out books in Mrs, Palfrey's English class while Jim Jerkovich is busy talking. Herman Ruiz, Frank Balber, Richard Peterson, and Steve Colucci are talking over the news of the day. Qilieslimem seem to lne alll? oven tlie pQace Another one of their important duties was to elect class officers to lead them through their first year of high school. This was a very hard decision to make, for this was all new to them. Finally they elected a fine group of students to represent them. They were: James Gardner, pres- ident, Sandy Yada, vice-president, Bonnie Nunes, John Burton, secretary, Sharon Jensen, yell leader, Eddie Giu- sti, sgt-at-arms, and Carol Fowler, treasurer. The Freshmen are proudly showing off their school sweaters as their second year of high school unfolds for them. May they be very suc- cessful in their next three years of high school. Edward Dudley, and Tom Langston seem to be more amused by the camera than their work. First Row: May Young, Shirley White, Brenda Weber, Marilyn Weber, Mari- lyn Yee, Sandra Yacla. Second Row' Nathaniel Williams, Gene Stidham, Robert Zaragoza, Larry Welch, Joe Salvador. Third Row: Johnny With- row, Sylvester Woods, Joe Vega, Ar- lie Woods, Bill Watkins, Allison Yam- anaka. l Page 77 ES?2b 9515? ' M
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OCiO Ross Sloper is helping Mr. Howkens with his experiment. l.llx1w'm L Miss Sodersfrorn, Mr, Krikorion, Mrs, Smith, Mr. Howkens, Mrs. Durbohn, and Mr. Morxmiller ore . . h giving ulo lessons to students at o folly. gon vengoiie
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