Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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tw 0 W sf' wane Q. qfrir i l Some unusual candids: a deiected Miss Glover, left: Ernest Hemingway Hisef' Beatle Nelson. f , ,f,f , f 1 tw ,J AQ:-Q , I . 1- H. So They're Human After All il ' c .rf at 1 1 V fo. WW Busy schedules and full classes fre- quently dictate impersonal teacher- student relationships, but, students who make the effort to get to know their teachers, are often surprised to find them quite human. Vacations, ,gbrf 5 - weekends, and free time finds teachers in diverse moods and activities. At left, Mr. Jones sports a bright shirt at o teacher social, while Mr. Sahnas, above, prepares a lesson. 29

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Y Beauty is inthe eye ofthe beholderf' and Central art stu- dents express their personal concepts of beauty through a variety at styles and mediums. At right, Bob Moore uses ci potters wheel to fashion a clay iar. W A fi. ,VW , 1 ' 'N I 'B' ,. , 'Z .. 4' ' .,., V V I W4 Qifw .V is A , ri, t vi' V ii ya , ' i ' ,Fry I . 1 , ,.,. f 'S ' 2 1' f' E F ' . - Lk :nr-Q fr -' rg ' ' .0 is si x JULIA BARKA MARGARET CHRISIIAN BA, NAU MA BA, Kansas Sl, Columbia MA Texas West, Teacher 5 Cal, Design, Ari BERNICEKENNEDY BS, Oklo ASM MA Ohio Sl H Rel HEc FRANK PLETTENBERG BA Albion, MA, Mich St, An, Ceramics Disregarding the career girl cult, Home Ec. students find satisfaction it the domestic arts. Whether its trying outa new re- cipe, or sewing a personal creation, the girls express their own personalities in those activities they like most. Imagination Thrives There ...J l . H, ,r 5 '1 Lil Athi I fig l I i i A , '-lt , ffw it .i A So They're 1 A ' l, i .l 1 k l ' li .X A ,i . X 1 N , iz: ,W ',, i, uma Pg ' ll ' LQQ t li ,li FQ fl'-'ll l. X. Y lg tit ill: i ' l 'li N V lliil 4 :ii A ' l 'V llli ifli i lla t 'tm ,x ' ,w'tll.'Nli g 5 its 'III' li Nl

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