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

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. Pop Bottle MUMBLING something about highway robbery and discrimination against teachers, the two gentlemen paid for their drinks. Later the conces- sion stand operators heard vague ru- mors about possible Congressional in- vestigation into the price of soft drinks sold at high school athletic events. Of course, the complaints and the threatened investigation were all in fun lwe thinkl. Still, whenever Mr. Tilghman bought a soft drink from the Juniors after that, he was always seen to shake his head disapprovingly as he paid the fifteen cents. r .if Q, Ml lrene Fernandez seems to be amused by the remark one of her girl friends just said. First row, left to right: Arnette'McKenney, Barbara McGaha, Sandra Mason, Louis Korn, Connie Medina, Judy Meisner, Second row: Pat Linder, Linda Kendig, Elaine Maggord, Carmen Linares, Emy Lou Malsbury, Angelo Mazzei, Third row: Mary Lieder, Barbara Moore, Judy Manes, LeRoy Maroon, Carmen Martizez, John McDaniel. -71- 'wk Q s

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' , J 1 swawv- First row, left to right: Judy Kerber, Karen Johnson, Philyis Kaniki, Darlene Ison, Sandra Jennings, Linda January, Second row: Jack Killion, Rodney Kerber, Nicki Johnson, Larry lshiem, Pat Liddel, Third row: Wil- liam Joe, Skippy Jacobsen, Jim Jorden, Lonzo Jackson. Mary Ellen Mesa and Robert Aguirre seem to enioy each other's company. Tale ofa . SO WELL did the Juniors learn mt money-making that they earned themselves a reputation ot sorts a- mong some ot the teachers, for their l si ss acumen. One warm Fall day a arm for football--Mr. a ering up to the Junior Class con- n stand at the stadium. Mr. il man ordered a root beer and plun ed down a dime. That'll be fit- t cents sir smiled the clerk. Mr. ighman looked at Mr. Asami, who ooked back at him, then at the clerk who was still smiling and waiting. Ll! O 'C K 1 ' U H W ' Mr. Tilghman were seen Vi c s e , ', 1 I ,ff - 70 -

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.I U I O R Loyd Reed, Barbara Pizzio, Margaret White, and Bob Cates seem to be studying hard. First row, left to. right: Dorene Nunes, Mary Ellen Meza, Lorraine Martinez, Barbara More, Judy Moyer Beverley Muziog Second row: Inez Noriega, Isabel Olivas, Jim Montana, Larry Nabors, Frank Nosenzo Third row: Danny Molano, Don Myrick, Albert Munoz, Alex Montanez. -72- S