Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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C lass of '62 Grows Up t77l NOW HEAR this! Sophomore President Steve Griffith outlines a plan for Class of '62 money- raising. Interested fellow offi- cers are, from left, Secretary Patty Garner, Vice President Steve Chambers, and the class treasurer trightl, Linda Arnote. Great was the year for the Class of '62. Not only had they successfully bridged the gap from first to second year status, they had also accomplished the move with dignity and a sense of growing up. Freshmen can be so childish at times, the sophomores could agree. They could take a lesson from adults like us sophs! But let's give them time- say, a year! SOPHOMORE COUNCIL-Seated: Kong, Mrs. Kennedy, Chambers, Griffith, Arnote, Garner. CENTER: Neff, Rice, Shaw, B. Johnson, Heflin, Driskall, Branaman, Hazelett, t 'SFY 'U- Money makers were counted in large num- bers in the class membership. Two after-game dances proved to be lucrative as well as sport- ing fun. One, the Mystery J-D Dance, caught the imagination of Bobcats. Candy sales and miscellaneous car wash adventures swelled the class treasury. Class Sponsors Kennedy and Bereit gave valuable guidance to the group. Dunn, Edson, Christensen, Brinkoetter. TOP: Walker, Ken Johnson, Bernard, McAdam, Ash, Walker, and Martin. Attendance remained high at all Council gatherings.

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Impressive is the word for the Class of '6l. From the still-mischievous sophomores ot I959 they emerged as dignified successors next year to the senior status as school leaders--models for all who watched in awe as they strolled about their new CHS domain. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL-TOP ROW: Vanderhoff, Saw- yer, Abromovitz, Lazzari, Ellis, Kovacovich, Guirey, Fong. MIDDLE: Felix, Miss Hoezle, Parsons, Putman, Blanchard, LEADERS of the Junior Class included President Bill Gold, Vice President Ned Sawyer, Secretary Sharon Messmore, and Barbie Kulik, class treasurer. Prime project, of course, is their Junior- Senior Prom, an event they had been working to pay for since l958. Mountain Shadows was the scene of their Fantasia, and success was the outcome. Data Guide, car wash, and candy sales paid all costs of the deluxe entertainment. Farnell, Mr. I-Iardaway, Arnhold, Kulik, SEATED: Long- rie, Super, Wahl, Messmore, Bates, Evertsen, Schreiber. Candy sale proved exceptionally profitable. Class of' 61 Won Praise I76

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Sophomores Bobby Adler Susan Alexander Gary Anderson John Anderson Sandra Anderson Joan Apolito Linda Arnote Rand Asay Richard Ash Jack Ashley Brad Baker Peggy Balestrieri Valerie Banks Jerry Barber Suzie Barr Linda Bartl Art Bayne Penni Becktold Marshall Bendalin Dinah Bentson Kim Bernard Rickey Bistrow Carolyn Black Barbara Blaine Phyllis Blythe Marti Blumberg Brian Bochner Jim Bostrom Carolyn Boyer Ardis Boyum Betty Brewer Marcia Brinkoetter Janet Brooks Sandy Brookshire Dave Brower Darryl Bryant Nancy Bullock Cheryl Bundy Richard Burack Lesley Burd Connie Burleson Kathy Burnett Kay Bush Marcia Campbell Stan Carson Candy Castor Vivian Cave Eddie Cedyes Mike Chase Judy Christensen l78