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

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i 1 Mrs. Tocchini is helping Ann Spinks to choose a college which will meet her needs. l . , . . . Pre ares Students for ut r tw-,, ,F ,-Rv! ..,. J' . 2 :iid ' N 4 inf, 'v ft df HM W JMQARJ! fwrjil ,,,, -J 1E.A.yv,Ag' 9 . chool i either a dream or a nightmare, W I reasons why students roan under the load dep, i ' ' l ent-:!Schdol's chief purfil'l- 'LJ 7oPIschoCa Wdrlij lOt SGi the students. U 'ng r 1 , ,f fl' . pose is prep ring boys and girls lioj leajler-I A ship thro,lJ'g'iip'ldiov6l7e'dg'e. lfgakes the stludegd H' fm J to deviglppjschooklshtlyiycyons. J'jf WJ Thewacademic training rjpeived cytgeny tral 'l'fffTt 'Si'tef one. Afvarietyi A! if p9f ot subiects are available to each individual t de t, ho ter door to school. For- S,U i 4 1. I if U f In N4-'IA all ,atfjhe'kn9wp,tfbqlj, ledyatiqvibll books, study guides, and laboratory experi- ' ents, Lbfrdadl-Mew ot learning is revealed. p hegxgst ciwldg-:Jet flifnpvflepdggbfbiainyendfwpd, has een gathered since the green ffecyS o 4 . ,, ,, , r7,l,,x . 1 ,f .. being Scrubs. An extended p ogram s and i being,exc rise?,Qrier1taAti,p ing ish, 6lQf1VlCQnfJJGQ6S, ? BJ'+ClG?Gr1d rnathematlcs p ' fyudnd' . . require . As the war d turns toi QWct'hS-Mcoigrses' for college ig I W hqmg.55,yQ9.pI.,qiQm9,ioq,iS'AivOpyqdiJ hard stud Ing plus O facile mln I and ocial sciencedis ad ed. Next in view is, 'Ui l lenf'fwdww'fGefi54mnJCi Sffz - Q..z'd:iam4' s+6tEoHiS+f5r19 Jlgiran ihMa.fJfQia'Qe2'15 H5262 f fsirsifm tfigtift-4g1zwefsgllt,fsfi.d-i, , Qfbtgggi SCl199l'.f'Ll9Wit'f'lG'fflD 5?m-t'Wt 'l'f,-f2l- A - f , i A 1 if - f i. f' r vi' ,.ii,,,,,i 1l'l2,G'e!nj 't,1.v,Qm,.fl5fs..' , A' ?i-D vw f-t pi if ':i'i w2v s--,ff..i9,4,-Kfj 'CJ il i J 'J . Thewwell-roundecgpzogram E795 jp Jflhwrj '22 'J 'i' JV ' the stiidentsf duty take hold and fr -at -, vdnfalx , , Jud aj jatmff 141 .iii-1dJ..4lf1f rmllogroypsme Ucdllgnfi I I WMJCIQ l74 fU :'. it ff' in A if 'cf' f 'f4i 1 .1 'f ' ff','2,.lJ ab fe IQ' .J I4 V Mr Long' Social Sciqyf5te'acheii,'tr'iestoM fliiiif onstrote o.stmil'leAntf5 rheigped iqp sgias. 4 twang? fl! , if J , fffgg 1' 4 ' fini An 41,1 f,1'1 I- lf, lid! 1 141.

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S Mathematics: Mr. M. Whealen, Mr. L. Carpenter, Mr. M. Bullor Mathematics Mathematics is a subiect many students shudder and run trom. But math is very es- sential to the daily lives ot everyone. ln this iob-age, space travel, and tast pacia world, basic math is needed and higher math is pre- ferred. Your future problems of everyday liv- ing will probably come from the background Mr. Whealen takes off time to look up at the camera ot math. Central students have great oppor- tunities to learn and excellent teachers to teach. Mr. Carpenter teaches Algebra l, Ge- ometry, Algebra ll, Plane Geometry, and Trig. Mr. Buller has Senior math, Schmidt has business math. Mr. Carpenter looks busy doing his work. li i . f . -. in f fs :ii ef, Qi fgy, ji lf mil