Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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The courage to take a chance and the determlnatlon to succeed often become successful partners. Tommy Lynch flres a jump shot during his physical education class. Moral support and dlrectlon are needed both on and off the field. Jake Bohl, varslty co-captain, confers with a teammate durlng ,, W, T- practlce. ork and play. A balance is needed to develop into a well rounded student. We participate in sports to tax our bodies, to take them to the limit of our physical endurance. Academic participation ls little more than disciplined mental exercise where we tax our capabilities. From the vast amount of classes offered at Central we choose those which best prepare us for the future. Whether one is college bound or working toward a vocational degree, our school has something to offer. When the school day ends, uniforms are donned and we complete of the cycle of exercise. Whether school sports such as football or golf, or a pickup basketball game with friends, there is always an area of the school available where one can fall into place. A sandtrap proves to be an unworthy opponent for Jlm Liber, varsity golfer. The ablllty to perform well ln adversity results from constant practice. Opening 15

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Brad Konlck completes an experiment after school. Perseverance, a valuable byproduct of schooling, ls helpful in many areas of llvlng. From questions we gain knowledge. Nathalie Charpentler asks Mr. Phil Moreno's assistance during photography class. 14 Opening

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igh school is not one learning experience, but a multitude of events. We participate, or act in some events, while in others we merely react to the stimuli around us. In some situations we are shocked, surprisedg at other times we see humor where some might react with anger. Our schooling enables us to learn from these situations, to profit throughout life from what happens when we are struggling to find ourselves. Life directions often evolve from our attempts to grow, to fall into place. 16 Opening i l r The qulet atmosphere of the llbrary ls helpful for study as well as relaxation, but Cory Waxman takes relaxation a step too far. Firefighters must react quickly. Two members of the Phoenlx Flre Department help flnd a natural gas leak ln Bulldlng 3.