Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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- get e 13 X -, - l -H--....,,M.-O--..,., xg...---'- Golden Nugget Saloon Presents 11 . W, ,,,,.ui.... Finer Show on Jlflnoeriek Dog UPPE R LE FT. as senior girls fnrionslg rare their lnndenfs in the nmrathon, hogs get in on the art as a spoof ABOVE. hnngrg students reaeh for their plates of ,oaneokes at the breakfast. RIGHT. Sherry Aron serves iee ereani snndaes. ABOVE MIDDLE, porn pon girls danee the mn ran at noon-time aetioilies. LOWE R RIGHT, senior , llaoerieks ohero hunferons western skit to the nndienee. UPPER RIGHT. Brad Fowler. Rodeo Dog sheriff is fed rake at that eonlesl, also etnring noon tinie. Nelda? 46

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paw sw-Abs, S... KM Etc 'wfw - - as V Q of .'S-1, cgi'-M ' Drama Department Pbzns ,Musical Votiny ,Machines llsed by l5'obcat Slections Spriny is also the time for student body and class ofpcer elections. On ,Harch 7. Bobcats went to the polls to elect student body ofjhcers. Votina polls were manned by elections committee members all day so eoery student would have a chance to vote. New to central this year. students were eucused from their social studies classes to Vote. l'otim1 machines rented from the county added special interest and denrocratic flavor to the election. Sixty-eiyht per cent of the student body noted ,Aho in Jlarch. the drama department beyan Work on the year 's only musical. Stop the llorld, J want to yet of the German club held a special cdebration known as 'L?aschiny,' to honor a German holiday. UPPER LEFT, Angelle Ghiz smiles upon hnishiny her election speech in the primary election assembly. LOWER LEFT, ootiny machines at the polls arc a neu' addition to student body elections. Students must uuzit their turn to cast wtcs due to the laryc tnrnoat. LEFT, dcrman club members enjoy the lioely music at thnr 'Jaschiny' celebration this month. UPPER RIG HT, cast members begin practisiny and adoertisrny the musical Stop the Ilorld. .1 uwnt to yet off 'f ,llembers came from the music department and the choirs. ,Hareh ,Artiwties 45

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.-I aff G' Q 536 I unal- X . ,iiacferirks and dudes alike donned their western duds ,hrr , lluverirl' Day ,llareh 14. The day 's 'hoots and hollers' fftydll wilh the wesleru breakfast: early risers who had ridden ftllfdflll bikes Io srhool ale ehou' and listened Io 11 hand fuhrli festizfilies dren' erowds as Holvrats wsded Ihe saloon, Ihe Qfvfdfll Nugget. Its ouwer, Preston Ka ra nsky me 'd the floor show where a harlfershop quartet saiqy. rhoriis girfs lf1!lll't'If Ihe eah eah. and an ehlertaiher played hohky-toni' ,oiaho and did a skil. Between Ihe floor show and eohlests, the Westerners eliioyed an old-Ihne iee ereain parlor The eohievls began wdh rake-mtiny: this uvzs followed by bublzleguhf-blowing. The winner of the beard groufifiq t'UIlft3fIIlI1f Ihr best dressed teacher and studehl were olmounred fllllffl ended with the senior girls ehallehgihg eaeh other in 11 Iahdem hmratlioli. , I Iaveriek Day detioities were Ufylllllffd by Sherry Aron and her Imdirious eoh1h1iIIee. Rodeo -I 7