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

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Front row, left to right: Geraldine George, Joyce Maggard, Bessie Maddox, Patricia Maddox, Dorothy Toles, Second row: Martin Bullard, Butch Cooper, Joe Juarez, Tony Carreon, Third row: Bobby Whisenhunt, Jerry McGee, George Gladden, Terry Naffziger, Doyle Davidson. . . . Their Voices BY YEARS end, it could be said that per- haps the scrubs had something to yell about. They had weathered their first year and emer- ged virtually unscarred. They had stood the teasing of the sophomores and upper class- men. They had mastered some of the skills of English -- enough to pass, anyway. They had not been interviewed too often by Mr. Kauf- man. All in all, their orientation had been ac- complished successfully, establishing Central Union High School as the center of their lives. For most of them, it will continue to be the center for three more very important and for- mative years. The Seniors bid them farewell and the best of luck. Robert Simpson and Danny Calabrese take time for a chat during a lull in activity ata CUHS basketball game. -105-

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i tg J. ,:- J JK .J , Q ,.. qne ofythe many unforgetable activi- , tiesJhis year vias the Mixed Chgffus go- ing to Squalvg Yglley. Y? ja ,A if .59 N! njij 'lf .4 ww J 5 f if L39 ly J j J rf ,aww .1 v .1 J j fp F 1 A' qu n IRS ' G J q ., , ,, . Lf f nf' v ll fm , 1 wg .. A gtctivities 'play an important rdle in the school ,lives of a,llwC. H, S. studfnts. Tljeres is an activity to suit the lLkes and interests of evefy boy andlgirl. By ioifting clubs'and aftepr school activitiesla student can learn tolget along wifhdmany types of people, and Gflthe same time, QFEOEQ' wfdenfhis field of interests. g ,D Therefore manyf activities to meet the ip- terests of every student. lhose intexriestedi in promoting schogl spiritmmvht try the rallygj c fi committee, yel'lVPeaders,, pep girlsior malar- ettes. Onlthe other hand? fo further voca- tional studies, youqmay choose fromAC. C. C., F. F. A., FQ H. Ajilsbture Teachers, and others. S9 f' YA ,W 'N . are joineclfby students Socializing plays an important part in preparing stpdents for adult life. Social poise 'v is also quite important toibll students. Activjf ties build on to regularischobl lchovfledge and! add fun at the same time. 5. Central Ls fortunatefuto have two very vimagirfclitive and Xcreativertdance committeels provide good clean fun for students and the faculty. After some games, dances, varying ,J in themes, are offered.wl9erhaps the biggest' f dance ewent of the yeofis Junior-Senioifprom. 'Jlt is planned, decorated, and financed by the Junior class. ' ., 1 J! 5.1 F 0 9 ' 1 .RJ V ,ff ' aff U ,a . K 4? V i A 4+ D W -at y .1 Q! . 'Y' .. B ,f , ,f O ... C ' 1- The FHA spoupsors a cake baking contest. planet Rosenthal, Hehny Jorgensen, and g Marlene Bfiyson seem to- lookiappy while Mrs. Richyardson is iudging the cakes! Y 1 e f7 B , 6' ! I J' an