Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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1 N -'-iw., :X 1 'Y 'N Tim Hinman and Butch Saulscn Qtopj oftlir Latin loc. Unlike two world wars, the Germans won the and Frcnch Clubs start thcir engines in prepzt- contest. Annette Macllonalcl Cabovej tcsts scal- ration for thcir racing bout with tlic German lopccl potatoes at tlic International Lunch. 28 December Activities

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Wi5q,9w Participation Falters in 'lub Da Deeember's first week saw the execu- tion of' Central's first Club Day. Planned by lnterclub Couneil, the pur- pose ofthe day was to interest apathetic members of the student body in elubs and to exalt the lnterelub Couneil. Of the well over 30 clubs and organizations on campus, approx mately five partiei- pated actively, ard three passively. Perhaps the sole ight of this event was a trieyclc race, held chiefly among the foreign language clubs. In the true spirit of' December, a demonstration of' karate techniques by two black belt experts was postponed due to administrative nitpieking. Orig- inally seheduled for December fi, the exhibition was Finally held on December ll. Tomas Conner and .Iaek Wlilliams, from Traeo International. showed basics Central's Home Economics Depart- ment sponsored an 'glnternational 4' Q, of' the Kenpo system. I Luncheon on N'Vt-dnesday, December 18. The show featuecl foods and cus- WMMZJ, toms of numerous European countries. Tomas Conner ftopj, fourth and karate black demonstrates kick while -lack Williams, first dan belt, breaks six brieks at one blow during the blaek belt, oflers defense. .Iana .lohnston tahovel Karate Club's lunchtime exhibition, and tleftj stands patiently for ea idied yarns at food class. Deeember Activities 29 I