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

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Left to right: Roxie Krikorian, Florence Pearson, Evelyn Weatherby, and Lillian Sabroe. Bus Drivers, first row, left to right: Nobe Miyamoto, Henry Ben- gel, Roby Nielso, Second row: Kenneth Patterson, Jewell Brown, George Reinhardt, Carl Price, Third row: Florence Deis, Dorothy Oliver, Bob Sabroe, Eldoro Sabbatini, Helen Nieklason, Muriel Maddox. Absent from picture: Sidney Pratt, Dwayne Martin. -12- They Keep . The personnel staff plays an im- portant part in conducting a good, clean school. There is a group of wonderful men and women who Central students owe a lot to for transferring them to and from school. This service runs morning, evening, and after school. ln the main office we have Mrs. Lillian Sabroe and Mrs. Florence Pearson, who has been taking the place of Mrs. Nelda Shumaker. Their iob is to take care of locker keys, correspondence, and the switchboard, plus other campus business problems. Kay Scheidt enioys the bus service offered to Central's students. A Z,.,,....

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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

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C. U. H. S. Operating Our Custodians play a very big part in keeping our campus clean, shower water warm, and drinking water cold. Working in the cafeteria, you will find a group of ladies who do a marvelous iob of providing daily lunches for students and faculty. The lucky lady in charge of tak- ing care of our money and bills is Mrs. Dorothea Wians. f .f 1 l li . Ly, .ff 1 .. .. w g E l? Cafeteria Staff: Lola Haney, Mae Kalpakoff, Doris Lima, VVin nie Taylor, Molly Scheidt, Eldora Sabatini. if At Ease! Harold Bane lines up the custodial force in their new uniforms. From left to right, first row, Hazel Wallis, Walter Lee, Rito Serrano, H.T.,Cutts, Odis Philpot, second row, L. J. Ward, William Pounds, Foster Banta, Herbert Slaven. A typical shot of Central's hungry students during the lunch hour. - -