Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

 - Class of 1987

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.l , Seminar students beautify the campus, -'N Bu 'fff-15, - 1- 1 th. In xv ' Lars Llden works on his sketch book assignment during seminar. rf f Y as . - 'iam ,. .- ,--v-.v-.,.,.,, lump W f hmm lf!! A ,W -'ff' 9 wmv. agilf Hmwlrllp 1 ' W W my ,,1. , A73- Janet Earhart talks about drunk driving. sal! 3' A ' A Sr 5clence!Math Seminar - Top row: Mrs. Ruth Reynoso, Kevin Galbreath, Manuel Panlagua, Noelle Rx,,,,,,,-ff Lochen, Vanessa Gluck, Beth Burkhart Crystal Gorda. Bottom row: Mike Slutskyg Amy Schmelden Sonia Torres, Orlando Alcordo, Janet Earhart, Fernando Torres, Terry Ramos. Semaun 27

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-xsbpg-7 wt aw :Las suit-if-Kgrl,. '.:.t,'ssz :lf-ff. -f-if 5 ff - fy k ,,. .K .,,k V., .. , he National Honor Soci- ety is a club consisting . of approximately 80 to s s 90 juniors and seniors who are in the top ten percent of their class. They spend their time helping in community projects and helping fellow students to improve their grades. Tutoring students at Central High School was the principle goal of NHS this year. Promoting the tutoring pro- gram started by having NHS tutors in the library before and after school. This way help was always available to anyone who came in. This past year NHS has helped in two very important community service projects. During the Christmas break members helped serve lunch to the needy in St. Vincent De Paul's dining room and they also participated in help- ing raise a lot of money for the Founda- tion Against Child Abuse while working at a carnival. Through a broad range of activities we have transformed NHS from a titular society into a school and community service oriented club, stated Peter Ko- zinets, President of NHS, and Rick Smith, Vice President, Tutoring to help fellow students AW N .x ,FW :ik s ' it , ff . . ' 0 1 T ,f i 5 1, r 'W f, . 1 if , Misfit ,Z H is. T -iz . . 1' . r fr nd. As president of the National Honor Society Peter Kozinets has many jobs, including tutoring other students. Here, he tutors a pupil in English. T .,VL 2? Zdfldlldg Wana Society

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