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

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Senior Play The T960 Senior Play dealt with iuvenile delinquency. Dino, played by Gary lida, was the main subiect. Through special lighting ef- fects and composite sets, Dino's life was fol- lowed for three days within the time of two hours. His decision of becoming a delinquent or becoming a well adiusted boy was influ- enced by three factors: Shirley Wallace, Dino's home life, and his own convictions. lt was fast-moving, down to-earth drama with the cast doing a superb iob. The director was Dick Keosheyan. Shirley Vtfallace was the plain bookworm whom nobody appeciated nor loved except her over-protective mother. Shirley's love al- tered Dino's life. Parents who were afraid to love and overworked contributed to Dino's problem. His relationship to them was explained and he was helped by Dr. Sherian, a physiothera- pist. His convictions led Dino to understand why his life had been so, and how he could change. Below right: Dino's family doesn't give him a very cordial greeting as he returns home from Reform School. Dino, played by Gary Iida, is talking to his psychotherapist, Ken Engelman, Eileen Rogers enviously looks at the teenage dancers who are Barbara Siebert, Tommy Hyatt, Margie Block, and Fred Colombini. Mr. Keosheyan gives instructions to his play cast.

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Christmas King and Queen, Martin Hart and June Guisti, left, pose for a pic- ture with Prince and Princess Ron Bel- luomini and Kathy Eidson . Dignitaries THE MAGICAL season of Christmas was marked by a very special, formal dance. The very special people who reigned over this event were King Martin Hart and Queen June Giusti. Their court was rounded out by their prince, Ron Belluomini, and princess, Kathy Eidson. Basketball came bouncing in and with it bounced the spirits of the student body. High- light of the season was the Basketball Dance, presided over by King Don Klein and Queen Donna Jensen. Prince Bob Amaro and Prin- cess Sandra Jennings filled out the court. gj ,KZZZM R -15 ig L f,2f:fos4z.74i .T I-ay . ffgff, tf'i Thi!! , if Q14 gil? . --if J 1-2 4496517 42 mf!! if Af QJX1--M11 j Basketball King and Queen, Don Klein and Donna Jensen are shown here at' and Sandra Jennings. Cggds Z1 Wk right with Prince and Princess Bob Amaro I AJ