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

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Marie Nakai is trying to persuade Gwen Kitterman to buy something while Francine Taylor looks on. Freshmen Meet . THE Class of 63 got off to a good start this year with a total of 245 scared scrubs roaming over the campus. The first thing on their pro- gram was getting acquainted with new classmates and meeting their class sponsors and teachers. These things are now a cherished memory as the year draws to a close and our well adiusted scrubs become the next Soph- omore class of Central Union High. First row, left to right: Maureene Crandell, Mickey Cruz, Pat Cole, Donna Day, Gloria Deel, Mary Duarte, Second row: Joyce Ellis, Lewis Columbini, Paul Brooks, Andria Eurich, Judy Envernizzi, Third row: Dan Dau- er, John Dalzachio, Manuel Desantiaga, Lino Calles. - 94 -

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First row, left to right: Ester Aquirre, Sandra Brown, Florina Avila, Lydia Aguilar, Mary Ann Amaro, Peggy Bailey, Second row: Rudy Alvarado, Barbara Adams, George Bird, David Allon, Lorna Burgese, Third row: Billy Cason, Jerry Blanco, Micheal Battasso, Larry Anderson, Danny Calabrese. First row, left to right: Billy Childrey, Marcelo Chavez, Jane Cooper, Pat Brownfield, lfaren Carberry, Rose Cervantes, Second row: Joel Cooper, George Cottrell, Veronica Bernal, Sylvia Calvilla, Jane Collamer, Third row: John Doves, Johnny Camaena, Joe Campos, Gary Christian. -93-

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First row, left to right: Pat Fennell, Peggy Fennell, Donna Fanucchi, Rita Frausti, Danny Friesen, Lawrence Evans, Second row: Richard Duarte, Terry Dover, Daniel Enos, Edward Escobedo, Bill Davis, Third row: Norman Engelman, Mike Emerson, Darryl Findley, Johnny Espinezo. Now where did these come from? Marie Nakai seems to be saying to Francine Taylor. IX . . New Classmates THE Freshmen were socially welcomed to Central with the Freshmen dance given in their honor in October. The big event began at 8:00 p.m. in the Central High Cafeteria. The evening was highlighted at the crowning ofthe king, Ronnie Rogers, and the queen, Phyllis Lima. The music was supplied by the cafeteria iukebox and as most Fresh- men would agree the first dance of the sea- son and of their first high school year was a big success.