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

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f f ' . f 'll XJ According to Mr. Kautman, attendance and discipline go hand and hand. Looking at a students attendance record reveals a lot about his character. Many students' charac- ters are in need ot improvement. The best recommendation tor college or tor a iob is an excellent attendance record on transcripts. Eventually, your school record is either a help or a hindrance to your lite work. Martin Kaufman Administration The spirit ot Central Union High School is clearly shown in this excellent recording ot the events ot another outstanding year. The parents and triends ot our students may iustly be proud of the varied accomplishments at our school. The good record made in schol- arship and in the various student activities stands as a tribute to the ettort and ability ot our students. The El Centro Stott and Advisor are to be congratulated tor this fine book. C. Y. Green Mr. Marty Kauffman School Board, lett to right: Mr. Gildo Nonini, Mr. C. Y. Green, Mr. Norman Liddell, Mr. Elmer Skoegard, Mr. Weily Anderson, Mr.J. C. Andreson. .....-

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A Taught by Mrs, Estelle Harper, there i , i i l t I '. 5 l lf K i' l . i , are twenty-one members in Central's Adult sewing class. The ladies of our commun- ity have been concentrating in putting to- gether children's and women's dresses, shirts, etc. Not only do they learn good sewing techniques, but also about the lat- est community gossip. Available to the men of our com- munity were the facilities ot the metal shop and wood shop classes. Night in- structions were given to those who were interested. The men created many inter- esting and useful obiects made of metal or made of wood. Using our fine campus, the P T A, Parents and Teachers Association, met once a month. Welcomed to loin this or- ganization were all students, teachers, and parents. Activities were planned and excerised under the PTA's watchful eyes. PTA was also the sponsor of the Recrea- tion Center. - 9 - Mr. Marxmiller is teaching one of his students in night class how to work the machine. Those parents who are intrigued by morse code and radio were invited to at- tend Mr. Hawkens' adult night radio class. Mr. Hawken taught these interested par- ents the basic fundamentals and advanced knowledge of radio. These graduate students enioy coming back to Central to attend our Adult Wood Shop classes.

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The time is fast approaching when our Seniors will be starting another adventurous voyage, this time into more of the realities of life. We sincerely trust that this book will bring back to them many times over the years the happy associations they experienced here at Central. Paul B. Davis Girls' Counselor: Mrs. Maurine Tocchini In the boys counselor iob, is Mr. David Hartman. His is the iob of helping boys to decide what subiects to take and what to do about a vocation. Central offers great opportunities in ful- filling education and developing a well- rounded personality. Boys counselor's iob is helping students in school problems, personal problems. Progress in the classroom is also observed. David Hartman -11- Vice Principal: Mr. Paul B. Davis At Central Union High School our con- cern is with the personal development of stu- dents as well as with their academic progress. Our efforts are unceasingly directed toward carrying forth these aims of education to equip students to live in an increasingly com- plex world. Whatever has been accomplished in reaching our goals to develop young women of clear vision and sound iudgment, of strong purpose and cultivated taste, conscious of their personal and community obligations, has been done with full cooperation of our girls and because of the high standards of conduct which they have established for them- selves. Maurine Tocchini Boys' Counselor: Mr. David Hartman