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

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First row, left to right: Don Gomez, Sandy Hart, Judy Gardner, Vingina Garcia, Jovita Gaeta, Ceil Huff- man, Second row: Roger Green, Jerry Gatewood, John Garcia, Fred Hicinbothom, Carl Gilliam, Third row: Clifford Hall, Leon Gray, Jim Gardner, James Fain, Eddie Giusti. Carl Gilliam and Eddie Giusti stand on the corner watching all the pretty girls go by. Q9- Sophs Train. . THE sharpness of the Sophomores was displayed in the tasteful decoration for the Baccalaureate service. Flowers upon flowers were scattered throughout the auditorium in a fashionable array. Using 6O as their center- piece, they created a pleasant and an enioy- able surrounding. The Sophomores have had the distinguishing honor of decorating for the Baccalaureate service every year, and each year the decorations are done in style.

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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.

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First row, left to right: Joy Jordon, Connie Johnson, Mary Homen, Wanda Hedrick, Jeanette Henriques, Do- lores Howell, Second row: Sharon Johson, Vernistine Jackson, Mary Hardy, Charlotte Hood, Sharon Jen- sen, Third row: Nat Hill, Jim Jerkovich, Wayne Jones, Bill Jefferson, Bill Hays. . . . to Take Over THE Sophomores are a kind of middle class at Central. ln addition to teasing the scrubs and ioking with the Juniors, they look forward with great anticipation to the time when they can try out for positions as maior- ettes, pep girls or cheerleaders. These Sophs prance, swing their arms and go through all sorts of gyrations, preparing themselves and hoping to be chosen. At home, onthe bus, between classes and after school, practice is the central idea. The Seniors are no more an- xious to leave than are the Sophomores to see them go. Those positions of school leadership really look good to them! Mary Homan is asking Elaine Kobzetf and Kathy Kochergen for a dime to buy a delicious apple from the machine. -83-