Centennial High School Senior Adolfo Rodriquez created the poster for the coloring contest for the younger school children.
The winners of the color and poster contest will receive U.S. EE savings bonds that will be given at the June 30th
150th Anniversary Celebration.
The Governor will not attend the event, but sent this letter to be read.
Event Coordinators Emerita Romero-Anderson and Lennell Gallegos-Ramos are with store owners Claudia and Felix Romero at the church before the Mass started.
Claudia, Felix and son Steven are taking up the gifts at the Mass.
Joyce Gallegos-Romero hugging son Felix. They are with Connie Salazar Chavez, previous store owner. 3 of Connie's kids spoke at the event.
The Romero Family is cutting the ribbon. Below is cousin and event coordinator Lennell Gallegos-Ramos with her daughter Isabella and niece Bailee.
The photographer on the left is Paul Moloney, grandson of A.A. Salazar. The Romero family from the left:Joyce's daughters Agnus, Patricia, grandson Steven, daughter Emerita, Felix, Claudia , Joyce, Grandson Andy and behind is Joyce's daughter Vikki.
Over 400 friends and family attended the celebration.
Guests enjoyed locally made tamales, beans, tortillas, beef and chile from the chile cook-off.
Sitting at the table are two of Joyce's siblings Walter Gallegos and Irene Gallegos-Salazar. Walter is with his wife Elsie and Irene is next to Walter's daughter Tiffany.
Artwork from the color/poster contest were displayed.
Winners from the contest received $2,000.00 in U.S. Savings bonds.
Pete Rose and Rhonda Hurtado, the top two graduates from Centennial received $250.00 each.
Claudia and Felix thanking their customers and guests.
Lennell's daughter Isabella named the pinata Freddie.
She was upset when her cousin Bailee was taking a wack at him.
She got over it with a sugar rush and insisted on keeping his head.
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