Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Friends occupy a large portion of our life. They share our joys and victories, and don't desert us in times of crisis. Whether to share a. smile or a sad story, we know that we can count on our friends to give us support. Whlle the tag-e vlolntee the dren oode on oempul, Senior Suzanne Cottor took advantage of the one dey allowed for G:-week attire. Q.. Although the homecoming fatlvltlee Are ullmlly . , reoofnbed solely by students, Mr. Karl Benson enjoyed droning ee e Greek for e dey. During homecoming week, cheerleaders Stacey Foley end Therese Guerra found humor in the lub ohoeen by one another. zovvmint , , wf-may 7 r 1 'T-F X i af l

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Companlonship proves to be an important part of the school's curriculum for Steve Edwards and Jennifer Cameron. A challenging game of backgammon ls a change of pace during' lunchtime for Pam Burger and Frank Bock. EK 'X X , 'YQ X Xxx At the close of the long school day, students are anxious to leave the work atmosphere and head home to relax. Fzumlshing s typical hangout for underclassmen, sophomores occupy this wall during lunch. Opening' zu

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Although the hike across campus to classes can he lang and monotonous, Jesse Schwar: takes a different approach toward school. At the third football game of the year, Frank Bumb is disappointed upon discovering his empty soda can. I A Q SX' ' Ay' i' A it w1,we'9:' I E 1, f rl n V' Q hhhn Ages, a' 1 3 'I' AWS During' lunch time, Lena Jensen, Jennifer Murphy, and Billy Hasbany discuss the music of the band Red Alert. During A dance performance, Sally Pemell takes - mental notes on the differing styles of dance executed by fellow dancers. Opening' 17 mr, O X