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

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l Row l, left to right, Polly Reyes, Toni Navarro, lsabel Olivas, Lorraine Martinez, Charlden Martinez, Elida Rodriquez, Terry Fitch, Second row, Inez Noriega, Ramona DelaCruz, Jean Armendariz, Matilda Gaste- lum, Judi Davis, June Kochergen, Tanya Nazarotf, Third row: Eileen Rogers, Mary Norman, Charlotte Phillips, Sandy Brown, Kay Greenmyer, Connie Apodoca, Ann Spinks. C.C.C. is a vocational, after-school acti- vity sponsored by Miss Darlene Jantzen. The purpose of the club is to develop competent, enterprising business leaders for the future. Also, it creates more understanding and in- terest in the intelligent choice of business oc- cupations. The duties of a C.C.C. member are to uphold the aims and responsibilites ot Future ,Business Leaders of America and to strive to Qdevelop the qualities necessary in becoming a future business leader. Central Commercial Club Seated, lett to right: Miss Jantzen, Cindy Abeyta Charlotte Phillips, Mary Norman, Terry Fitch, Stand- ing left to right: Kathy Kochergan, Elida Rodriguez, Judy Davis, JoAnn Talley, Wanda Cole. r Miss Jantzen seems to be telling the C.C.C. girls to work, not gab. -129-

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Promoting Safety All the litter on the road sides surround- ing Central was picked up and carried away by the Safety Committee of Central. The mem- bers did a service not only to the school but to the community. The main feature of the Safety Commit- tee is to promote safety around Central and the community. President Patty Costa and Secretary Roy Nakai worked with the twenty members and advisor, Mr. Darwood Long, to produce a safe campus, for the pedestrians, and for the car riders. Mr. Long explains to Bill Jefferson the reason for having a Safety Committee. Leftz Roy Nakai Secretary, right: Patty Costa, President. I. First row: Marilyn Skoegard, Judy Moyer, Barabara White, Marilyn Weber, Patty Costa, Brenda Weber, Second row, Mr. Long, Doug Brannon, Roy Nakai, Dominic Petrucelli, JoAnn Price, Laquitta Leavitt, Lee Simpson. -128-

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First row, left to right: Lee Cunningham, Martin Buchanan, Freddie Colombini, Charles Clay, Charles Craig, Ray Gullet, Charles Aragon, Sal Montano, Manuel Salazar, Alex Montanez, Alex Prudhume, James Cort- ney, Phil Alderson, Second row: Hurbert Shirley, Dick Price, John Allison, Don Hamm, Ralph Hood, Ken Schmidt, Pete Snyder, Byron Huntington, Dennis Meisner, Eddie Fowler, Don Klein, Marvin Carey, Albert Davila, Leonard Hoskins, Paul Kalpakoft, Jim Jerkovich. Third row: Dinky Quitoriano, Ralph Salazar, Mar- tin Hart, Albert Marquea, Doug Evans, Robert Simonian, Jim Vwlebb, Bill Jacinto, Lee Sabroe, Herman Ruiz, Merril Discoe, Gene Stephens, Loren Pimental, Fourth row: Larry Rich, Harold Carter, Jerry Springs, Adam Real, Joe Baca, Lawerence Chiles, Harold Ollenberger, Bob Amaro, Danny Dauer, Charles Bybee, Robert Zaragoza, David Reinhart, Gerald Rebensdorf, Ronny Luna, Roger Luna. Block C Block C President Charles Craig gave the traditional varsity letters to the players who earned them. These boys were then eligible to ioin the Block C Club. The purpose ofthe club is to inspire boys in athletics, to promote social affairs for the members and their friends, to help students to better serve their country and school, and to promote good fellowship and sportsman- ship among his associates. The Block C Club proudly showed off their new black and orange iackets this year. The club is under the guidance and lead- ership of Coach Bob Porter and Coach Suge Carter. Block C officers, left to right: Ralph Salazar Charles Craig, Charles Clay, Phil Alderson. i I