Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Students disperse quickly through the crowds to various cam- pus buildings. For many students the Returning from lunch, lshmia and Camille Reed hurry throng: a north entranceway. parking lots were a place to socialize before and after eopenmg school. he evolution of Central encompasses much more than our increased enrollment. It also reflects the growth of our city as it reaches farther and farther in all directions. Our identity becomes one of an urban campus. LOOKING AROUND - the expansion is evident.

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player Tom Wzllzams gives th During a cheerleading spoof football . . . 6 ?s up sign. thum CV W, A KJ fp M' Q51 mfr 40 , ,f U' CV QQQC QL Q V4 Qld il .J - A' f e N5 X , f aft .,ee X ,NUQUT 555' flu W 'f-s.,,wwwmx, L 9 xnxx . KJJNXT ' X v-.,.'-Nm Decked out In an original Huckleberry Finn costume, this Bobcat adds to the fun of a Halloween day spent at school. Students had to be quick on their feet ln order to avoid the long lines each day at the cafeteria windows. Opening 5

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In the moming, several Bobcats patiently wait for the library doors to open. Whether on foot or by car, students emerge in droves from the campus at the sound ofthe lunch hour bells. Rezoning laws and city expansion have contributed to the construction increase in the Central vicinity. Several high rises are now included in the view from Central High School. 1 opening?