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

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A typical shot of Centrals boys during the lunch hour. Sophomores Select . THE note-taker and letter-sender was Bonnie Nunes who worked to- gether with the treasurer, Kathy Simp- son, and the sergeant at arms, Loren Pimental. The Sophomore Class cry was led by Kathy Kochergan. So winter faded and spring sprang. Serving at the Prom became the order of business. Dependable boys and girls tackled the iob with enthusiasm and vigor. Wearing ap- propriate costumes, they wiggled and wormed their way between tables, bearing food for the hungry Juniors and Seniors. The service was fast and efficient and the iob was well done. First row, left to right: Susie Cowan, Judy Dominici, Mary Correia, Helen Castro, Connie Castro, Lupe Campo, Second row: Mike Curry, Felix Benevente, Jerry Daniels, Kenny Costa, Lee De Armand, Third row: Steve Colucci, John Campopiano, Charles Clay, John Cross. S- -80-

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First row, lett to right: Lin Anderson, Linda Anderson, Sharon Arnst, Josie Andrade, Nellie Artiaga, Leo Aguirre, Second row: Larry Bane, John Burton, Connie Apodaca, Rose Mary Amaro, Nancy Akins, Third row: Carl Brown, Richard Bybee, John Bruton, Rolland Bischel, Doug Brannon. First row, left to right: Barbara Browing, Pat Brown, Velma Childrey, Karn Boren, Janice Beylik, Sharon Carvalho, Second row, Esther Cardiel, lla Jo Bumgarner, Thelma Bryant, EuvonneChurch, Juanita Collins, Third row: Frank Balber, Earl Bochant, Dave Bruno, Alice Baker, Betty Courtney. -79-

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First row, left to right: Junior Fierro, Julius Dies, Vcleria Fox, Carol Fowler, Pat Ferguson, Pat Frazier, Se- cond row: Calvin Ediger, Jesse Emmett, Jery Davis, Gary Davis, Joe Fernandez, Third row: Henry Ellis, Ed- die Foster, Don Fanucchi, Don Dauer, Leo Davis. Bonnie Nunes, Judy Dominici, and Sandy Yada are laughing at the funny joke Kenny Costa iust told. -81- . Class Rings You could always find the Sopho- mores busily ordering the scrubs ct- round the campus. Never did they let the scrubs overrun or under-do any assignment. They remember well their first year and the teasing they got. But the Sophomores, too, were re- minded of their station os they were shooed away from the Senior door.