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

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Carmen Aguliar, Polly Reyes, Mrs. Pecarovich, Nancy Nickle, Donna Skoegard, Janice Beylik, Sally Guer- VBFO. Future Nurses Prepare for Professions First row, Janice Beylik, Sally Guerrero, Second row, Nan- cy Nickel, Mrs. Pecarovich, Donna Skoegard. -124- Soon the country will acquire new nurses for the hospitals and for private practice. Some of these nurses will have come from Central and Central's Future Nurses Club. The club had a tour through the Community Hospital in January. This tour was conducted by Mr. Richard Sanford, administrative resident, and Miss F. M. Nelson, Director ot Nurs'- ing. ln November the members had a cake sale to raise money. Nancy Nickel, president, supervised the pro- iect and Mrs. Pecarovich sponsored it. To acquaint the members with the various tields of the nursing protes- sions is iust one ot the purposes ot Future Nurses.

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Sitting, left to right: Michele Smith, Julie Rasmussen, Alice Baker, Sandra Kasson, standing, left to right: Harold Carter, Ronald Staats, Karen Johnson, Bob Amaro, Margie Block, Ben Zumkeller. Gazette Staff lnforms Student Body Through the C. U. H. S. newspaper, the Gazette, the faculty and the community be- come better acquainted with the activities ot Central Union High School and take more in- terest in the program, needs, and obiectives of our high school. Production of the Gazette was handled by the iournalism students who tk - ff ., V f r Y ' ' L-Q? t its , - ' 2 'AHL I fi ,Q si -- A V, M ,a , 5 - ' isfii., ,a-im' .,, dh s,f-5-11 ,,,j,::i.,, 'u5,f1.:zg 5. gsm, 1. +93-if 7 A tr, C . ., fm-rf , -nf M- + r f -- iw! -, 9: ,r'1if,g - A ya, , 4 , 5 :2 iii ,gl iff. ft- yy gf a n G, , , ,T ,, -1 ' Y'V ',,5x 'lfl ' iisiihtis - e X .Mt ,gg 953 'lt rfw g-M2 1 sz, M' rgy 1,3-.fi A 1-47 iff V7 9' ,MLK 'is '. :,-af -w 'th 1 .11 if f 2- if 5- V. r . f -f' 555-m f' 1 ' 2' f ii, Zfiifiiiiiil 'ii I Wmlifjmygiyws.-Wi: '- if-.1 gn L' 11-H, Q15 ji, fi ,fgwziiw - ' - sg ' -fy 'fi-2125 , 'L ' 'J t 2 R W-iff 'iff' fr- A-' ,Y 'ffl' L-,..4Pi V4k,x232 ry 1- 4 : . tw- -' 5' J ff it . Gazette Staff Advisor: Mr. Locker strove to increase good will and prestige, and to prevent the spread of misintormation. They also pointed out existing problems, built our school services, and stimulated individual stu- dents and citizens to accept their responsibili- ties for the improvement of education as a whole and Central Union in particular. Gazette Staff Editor: Editha Spinks -125-