Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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14 Opening We entered the new year striving to make it the best possible. The football team did not finish 9-2 as it had done the year before, but the players and coaches of our many teams put forth their best effort in every athletic encounter. In the class- room some of us did our homework while some didn't, some of us studied for tests and others Ublew them off . Fortunately when the grades were recorded we usually fared well. Seniors Josh Berger and Mike Rozar take a moment to help decorate a S50 addition to the north parking lot. Like many others, Erica and Erin O7'leil use their lunch to period relax and talk with hiends. Using their leisure time to sit down and relax for a moment, Erica Aeed and Annemieke Zondervan prepare to head back to class. Though prohibited, these four students from Carl Hayden make a quick stop at Central to see what's up. . 3 I, .,-.M -ti., NS,

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f2W 'Um wgwf al K One of the many responsibilities of being on the Pomline was to raise spirit at the assemblies. Stacy Lowe helps to do this by dancing. Before school Shanon Miller reads a fashion maga- zine to catch up on the latest fashion trends. fi day's people. Doing his reading assignment is one way that Edwardo Gonzales learns about to- Opening 15

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E X Stopping for a moment, DECA members Col- leen Gannon, Lauren Browing, and Teresa Nickolich show off their items for sale. Chewing on straws was a popular habit for many, as demonstrated by Danny Marting, who waits for his classmates during lunch. AQ' XX hging back memories from years Hall indulges in a once favorite blowing bubbles. T-rt, f W i , ts., Opening 15