Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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11 ' vis. 0 GROW tall, straight, and strong one must have guidance. Sturdy 2-year-old Central is progressively led by Principal James S. 'Carter and his highly-qualified staff of administrators and teachersi ii N 1 HQ? Y v of l X wx, JN 1 X f-'RB r X X Jr X X X . if f A W ' x, gf? 1 -Vi .,,: 5 11 Ux, 5 J 1 V A f -'UN X '- X X X S olrfilifx wwf frm .a Lf' ' 1 x,.. Nglii J-I w, N XE X km ' 1 PM 1 ' 2 1 W M V6 , if if ig.-S21 i ' f I X , VAX UA I ' QV 1, f ' X Q fm K' I e fi, M 'I L X X 'I fir .1 f' j lr 'Lf - A , f I ,f ' f Cf Mb J E fl 1 H , ,A l 'J A 9' ' -4: X ' , V ,U ly , Wi' jg - ll ' E. f err-..:f L 5 , , , ! A - 'T fbi 5 ni . J 'I'-QZX. ', 4 C N . If fx 3 ,pf f f- '--f 13:5 ','- if 12 ,f f fbiffakl. X l'f975,'4I X 1 half?-'E f l i a f E 's'Ai YN 'l w e Qs, Qwsvwwmwf P-fwww s J sms ,fmt .. ,.,, iff,-my-.-.-.X V - F51 .,. ,R 1'.-:'i!'Tf, -'EY xr: '.,.' .::'f'f71-.0' -.px v.:.,x:1-. 4 :.1.x.'. .4 ,-,..f.- b -ff X :-mf. -D' -- 4- e- -. 1 -- Q . f :.L::a:f,::..,,, ---...Jug -lf'1,-v-,-r'j'.-g'5'.'-.:--iff,-',.l'x'jQx-1' 'Qu-t-5.142 D .A-1, . - r',j,,,, , J-Mft, 'gt-11.15 jf-?g.L'.'fr-.--x.-lra',2-1-H. .'T:':'g- ,gd-, ,.. .f-L9-A :-.'.ffej,:4,.g- .:3,,'-.X f .- .2 --,-f1.,,r, -- 1 '

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l yi tv Dr Trevor G. Browne Elmo G. Gerber Mrs. F. A. Bons Dr. Charles S. Purtymun, Jr. Frank Haze Burch A We Grow, So Do Problem Before Central High School could talk about its growing, there had to be a beginning. For years CHS was just an idea in the minds of a group of very interested citizens who served as the Board of Education. The idea became reality in l957, and Central High was born. Now in its second year Central realizes the need for and importance of planning for fu-- ture growth. That's a prime function of the board, our principal, and our superintendent. The vast system of education which includes the Phoenix Union High Schools and Phoenix College offers a challenge to the vision and wisdom of its wise and capable administrators. With new thousands coming each year to our Valley the need for school expansion and finance becomes towering. The board has planned to meet the challenge with efficiency and foresight. We can count on their wisdom and courage. lt is thus that we grow! Salt River Valley has just started to expand, many economic experts have stated. Some day Phoenix will be a great city extending from Peoria to the west through Chandler to the east and south. The dream is fast be- coming reality,and the plans to provide school- ing must be formulated while there is time. It is to their lasting credit that our school board members meet such problems with great personal sacrifice of their time and energy. GOOD REPORT: Supt. Bruce K. Moore and Principal James S. Carter enjoy the excellent rating Central High was given by the NCA board of evaluation. O