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

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lndustrial Arts Club: Pete Linares, Jimmy Klein, Fred Slevkoft, James Childrey, Richard Hott. Archery Club - Industrial Arts Club There are students at Central who are in- terested in hunting with the bow and arrow. For these students Mr. Marxmiller and Mr. Rogers have formed an archery club. The ob- iectives of the club are to teach the correct method ot shooting a bow, how to hunt, and sportsmanship. The Industrial Arts Club is sponsored by Mr. Luna. The purpose of the club is the pro- motion of all shop activities, the encourage- ment ot students' skill and knowledge in shop activities. Promotion of school spirit and good fellowship in the group was also stressed. First Row, Lett to Right, Tim Mascarenas, Gary Salwasser, Henry Ellis, Ron Sharton, Second Row, Mr. Rog- ers, Gary Snyder, Roy Consolascio, Mr. Marxmiller, Mr. Green, -113-

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Alternate: Sandy Brown Eileen Rogers Tumbling l Hello yelll Ya-a-ay, TEAM! WE'VE got a team that's on the beam, that's really hep to the iive! The cheerleaders led the student body in a variety of yells, de- signed to create and sustain school spirit. There were four cheerleaders chosen by the rally committee, one of whom was elected Head. Marvin Nunes captained the T959-60 group. Head: Marvin Nunes Gail Gordon y 5 fi T fa J -- E ' ':'. .is i '-'A ' 112 ' Alternate: Pat Liddell Jacque Bien Exchange yell lCentrall

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l' First Row, left to right: Leilani Priest, Marilyn Weber, Sandra Jennings, Barbara Siebert, Mary Jean Jerko- vich, Judy Nonini. Second Row: Sharon Kornoff, Cathy Peters, Brenda Weber, Barbara Pizzio, Camellia Wallace, JoAnn Price, Norma Mazzei, Diane Attorian. Third Row: Jane Naiarian, Judy Moyer, Arlene Fitch, Judy Pittman, Jacque Bien, Sandy Brown, Elaine Seibert, Janice Weber. Tri-Hi-Y Promotes Service To Community The Tri-Hi-Y has had a successful club year. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Denton, the club got under way with election of officers. Barbara Siebert led the Tri-Hi-Y as club President. Second in office was Elaine Seibert, Vice President, Secretary, was Doris Alexander, Treasurer was Arlene Fitch, and Chaplin was Judy Moyer. This fine staff of officers led their club through an active year. There were field trips, parties, and other club activi- ties. The purpose of Tri-l'li'Y is to pro- mote Christain living. Above, Officers, Barbara Siebert, Arlene Fitch, Second row Elaine Seibert, Judy Moyer, Doris Alexander The Advisor of the TriAHi-Y club is Mrs. Evelyn Denton. - 114 -