Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Freelance Club opened the Christmas Season with a customized Christmas card sale starting December 9. This was followed by an art sale on December 17 and 18 where original student art works were sold. In addition to these activities. was an auto show on December 22. Because of the rudeness of audiences in the past, Central's music department requested that the traditional holiday assembly be held on a voluntary basis during period 8 on December 23 to allow interested students to enjoy the program. Despite attempts to get a receptive 5 AV 'Q- ' -r Uv-vnu-nv., 4' sf x, Hg? 7' fof .N., . - 'J- Q-9. 'sick .Q Q4-'4A16'40 : .f5'.l. .knwaggh , , Ab. W , J V'- , N,t.f ..,fr, Lf, K. Lf- Qx!':'4f -ag,91.'!2?t9'5'Fk5. vnu? audience, a number of the students attending were still discourteous. For the attentive observers, the assembly featured the Chamber Singers and the Concert Choir, with their accompanist John Wilson, who sang traditional Christmas music. The Concert Orchestra presented several exerpts from the HNutcracker Suiten along with a Spanish number entitled tilota and Rhumbaw which added variety to the program. Concluding the annual yuletide assembly were the members of the dance classes. Vx Q L-o rl 0 'Sabi W 1 -Yfcgusrkl 'fffiiff- T'l .em .fg'1'.f's'?i-i'f'- - f - , -rvsv , gag-,.'b3.59..fn,,f r 'fl .4 4 3' Y lr-.fd ,U M Q. K5 -P' 1 , -, -fx . X' 1. 'J' .l, 'if , . i

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Harlem Clowns Nip Central On Saturday night, January ll, the famous Harlem Clowns met Central's Colossal Coaching Crew in the gym for a display of brute force. Such Central stars as The Butcher Laing, 'fMad Scientistl' Silcox, L'Slats,' Gimbel, URambling Roberta, Ruman, f'Gunner South, and f'Jungle Jimi, Brown pitted their skills against those of the Clowns. After a rollicking game and to the delight of the crowd, the Coaching Crew lost 76-43. During the ,week January 12-16, Beginning Drama students presented three-act plays as part of their semester test. The plays, both student performed and directed, were the culmination of acting and technical skills acquired under the guidance of Mr. Liff. All contemporary plays, the productions included t'Tobacco Roadv, t'You Can't Take It With Youn, 'fTen Little Indiansn, and 'Twelve Angry Onesw. All of the productions were after school and open free fof chargej to anyone wishing to attend. .wmv NZ. 5 January - 29 .ant le i. ss 'fe 'Q