Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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e are more alike than we are different, but there is something unique - something special - in each of us. Whether it be a special musical talent or the ability to speak before large groups, individual talent is developed uniquely and can only be improved through expression. Many students are timid, afraid to show their special talents, but those who do nurture their ability beyond measure. Bobbye Case donned clothes matching the style of the 1950s during one of Homecoming promotions. Partlclpatlon ls always interesting, and usually fulfilling. L 'Qt 12 Opening J'-

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Jill Mllstead and Danny Silver attentlvely watch the Homecoming assembly Oct. 22. Actlvltles Included a sllde show and presentation by the Pom and Cheer llnes. - nf 'RJ 1 Fund-raising was a famlliar part of the school day, and candy sales were conducted ln some classrooms. Pom line member Jennifer Murphy begins a choreographed routine at a pep assembly. XXX 'A' mf.: 4 Rhonda Pruitt waits patiently at one of the school's most familiar .QA X- - spots - the bus stop. My ali- at 'N ' X: 'K' x' X N at N: ,wks si' . X x ' n ' X-fix 4- N ,Y xxx . .5 . X xx NNN Opening 13