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

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z Bottom Row, From Left to Right: Richard Geringer, Marv Correa, Pat Costa, Judy Moyer, Bill Jacintot Top Row: Larry Hayes, Lee Simpson, Ross Sloper, John Mechikoff, Dennis Price. L Page 91 ,lie 9CllOOQ and coimlviuliitg SAFETY COMMITTEE The Safety Committee, headed by Darwood Long, has had many activities this year, The Committee has entered in the annual Safety Economy Run and has spon- sored many safety projects on the campus including post- er contests, driver advice, and car safety checks by the auto shop, The Highway Patrol helped the auto shop check the cars for the Safety Economy Run. Mr. Long, Safety Committee Sponsor, and Larry Ramalho, Chairman. Lee Simpson and Richard Geringer are giving o car o Pat Costa putting up a poster for the Safety Committee. safety check. 1,5 1 Mali - 2 in I ii

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Tri-Hi-Y, Lett to Right, First Row: Barbara Rajskup, Pat Liddell, Jacque Bien, Elaine Seibert, Arleen Fitch. Second Row: Janice Beylik, June Ciiusti, Judy Nonini, Doris Alexander, Nancy Miguel. Third Row: Barbara Sie-bert, Terry Fitch, Janice Weber, Norma Mazzei, Dorothy Yoda. Tri-l-li-Y officers, Lett to Right, seated: Vice President, Janice Weber, President, Judy Nonini, Secretary, Norma Mazzei. Standing: Chaplain, Dorothy Yoda, Treasurer, Terry Fitch. June Giusti serves as a model for JoEllen Hutchinson as she demonstrates the importance of skin care. Qwipliaeigimg service TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y Club is a very worthwhile organization tor all girls at Central High. This year the club has been entertained by speakers, one of whom showed the girls how to take care of their skin and gave them many pointers on how to gain popularity. As one of their projects the girls enter- tained the children at the Nutritional Home, The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, church, and community, high stan- dards ot Christian living. The officers of the Tri-Hi-Y 'Club are: President, Judy Nonini, Vice President, Janice Weber, Secretary, Norma Mazzei, Treasurer, Terry Fitch, Chaplain, Dorothy Yada. The club is under the guidance of Mrs. Evelyn Denton President a...........a...,............,.. Judy Nonini Vice President Secretary .a.,..... .... Treasurer .... Chaplain .... Janice Weber Norma Mazzei Terry Fitch Dorothy Yada Page 90

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Marilyn Northrup, Mary Homen, Kathy Kochergen, Emmy Lou Malsbury, Janice Cowan, Judy Gardner, Susie Cowan seem to enjoy singing. FHA The Future Homemakers of America is a nationwide organization tor girls in high school who are interested in homemaking. Any girl who has taken one or more semesters of home- making is eligible to join. F.H.A. is one ofthe most active clubs at Central High. The club is growing larger each year. This year 28 new members were initiated, Each year F.H.A. pro- motes a money making project. This year they contributed 550,00 tor food and clothing to CARE. The F.H.A. also promotes an opportunity tor the Senior girls in F.H.A. lt they are in- terested in going into the tield ot Home Eco- nomics, they may apply tor a 350.00 scholar- ship which is awarded annually. FHA members: left to right, First Row: Gladys ian, Margaret Houser. Second Row: Barbara Tolls Third Row: Barbara White, Emmy Lou Malsbury Shubin, Janet Rosenthal, Sylvia Meisner, Janice Qcoiiolmgiltg is i FHA, Left to Right, First Row: Yvonne Lambert, Elaine Tatarian, Jani Naiarian, Marilyn Yee, Susie, Cowan, Karen Schmall. Second Row: Sandra Tilghman, Charlotte Hood, Pat Ferguson, Judy Dominica, Mary Homen. Third Row: Eva Maroon, Mari- ' ' C li L 'll E M rrie McEwen, Judy Gard- lyn Northrup, Barbara Henderson, Kathy Kochergen. Fourth Row. Juanita 0 lms, uci e vans, e ner, Carol Fowler. Pace 92