Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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X clla E' DQ. Glides it mth Ci QQ. :aa- Trang ifeachmg .sas Ol 5'Cur- 'S 2, Q TMS tithe 'SE i0r :asses :scene 1 scoot' as .veil 'fguai sreaale. lcfavd A A es a: I .y 1. E 3C YOOITI Carnahan. 11 IESSUESSES :C'EC3'TiOU. HAL FORTNEII -1 it' ii- . Y 5,9 ciiaimiiuifuai 1, ite? 1 :SU Eng I fi i 5,1 pq, 5 1 I if , 'ff . Y Rx... Variety in English JAYNE LEWIS BA, MA, ASU, Eng. SCOTT NELSON BA, Utah St, U, MA, ASU: Journ, Pub. VERGIL LEWIS BA, MA, ASU, Eng. NEAL NICHOLS BA, MA, U of Kansas, Reading Imp, Eng. ,J , Z , I 'Zi XA! .F I RUTH McGREGOR BA, MA U of Iowa, Speech, Eng. JOHN O'CONNELL BS, U of Detroit, MA, ASU, Eng. MATTIE MORE BA, MA, Philander Smith Coll, Eng. CHARLES SAHNAS BA, MA, ASU, Eng. I9 wanna-... im---' 'wamfrfwx 1 f- .Mez :Meera-, Karen Kong en studied by both 'Ti ioys 'The Crucible, Above a student is dwarfed bythe sixty-foot senio JOHN MORROW r English room. BA, U of Kentucky, MA, Columbia U, Eng. TROY YOUNG BS, Fort Hays St, MS, Indiana U, Eng. 'f i A ,I s e, U if . Z 'Q . my Qi X A il 'AQ' English and Drama.

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-.ard 4. ll, I. I CHRIS CARNAHAN BA, MA, U ot A, Humanities, APe English. MAJORIE FRENCH BA, MA, ASU, Eng. 2 nv? Ni ri -... t .. ,ff I K 1 5, :Li A 1 'T-' 4' ' . I. I 12' ' I li ' Creativity Spa rked Q . J. Reuben and C. Johnson, ham it up, above, while C. Carnahan aids student, lett. JAMES CLAY BA, Notre Dame, MA Immaculate Heart, Eng. COLEEN GOODWIN BS, USU, MA ASU, Eng. N ui 1. , I8 MARTHA DAVIS BS, Ill. U, MA, North- vvestern, Dept, H. MICK HERZOG BA, MA, San Jose St. Coll, Eng, Pub, 59 The English De- partment provides the student with a variety ot ac- tivities. Pub- lications, Drama and Team Teaching are phases ot the English cur- riculum. The big roornf home of the Regular Senior English classes, has been the scene ot several spoof plays, as well as the regular lecture schedule. Senior APE and Humanities students identity vvith the cluttered room ot Mr. Carnahan. The APE class stresses college preparation. LUCILLE DEWITT BA, MA, ASU, Eng. JESSE HISE BA, Lynchburg Coll, MA, U of Mich, Eng. 5 I T, , I I' HAL FORTNER by Vail If BA, Mt, MA, ml Wyo. U, Eng, 5,9 CHARMIAN LEUBA aim BA, Carnegie A 'lll' Inst. ot Tech. WM MA, Asu, Eng. IM l ll l . . . r We w ft? if , -A . 4 Q A.. -. 1 u X.

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t 4 K . fX f Hearing and seeing most often in- troduce a student to new knowledge. In the Language Lab, records and tapes help develop conversational habits, while posters and bulletin boards illustrate the customs and traditions of each country. DQ inks., OVVWL ,,mmS,.:,,,-' A lmmuicubuw-M f8fSefwL,Vffs- ff ef' f' S C? C Qrlp xl E,,,,s,,71,, ,,,. I , . ,,,. , t E 1' i . W ' . f -V -x - .. Q . .. -'2 - - -W Q. JEANNIE DUNBIER RONALD DUNN BA, U at Omaha BA, ASU MA, ASU, MA, ASU, French French ROSA ROCHIN ELTON TIETZ BA, ASU BA, N Central Coll. MA, ASUQ MA, Wayne St, Dept. Head Spanish Though expenses and traveling time have decreased, fevv students have the time or funds to see the world, firsthand. But Social Studies and Foreign Language brings international experience to the campus. X . A X , M. M. POWELL BA, Ind. St. MA, U. of Ill, Spanish GLENDENE WIEBE BA, Drake U MA, U ot Neb, Latin Classes Bring World to Students 'Nmaoo,.i, .fgv .4 ,g 2 ,,',1,a,: ,fi Of' 20 fre ill' Ow,gt.0l l leliovf Col iinfwtl an ,Weil q,,95iiortSl Uimililull gene,clVi u ri f . ,f ! Iii' , ' ' F .,