Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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William Ruoff and Cynthia Brown were crowned King and Queen of Homecoming Homecoming -----i 1984 during halftime ceremonies. Spirit Week: Worldwide Our spirit is sky high! shouted the Senior class during the Homecoming assembly. Another Spirit Week was about to come to a close. The theme this year was World Tour. Student government planned a week of activities to promote spirit, anticipation and class involvement. Monday began with Commando Day. Students wore fatigues, participated in tug-of-war and began nominating friends for Homecoming royalty. Tuesday, being college day, students wore college sweat shirts and joined in the rootbeer chug. Wednesday, the nerds took over Central High. Dressed in polyester mismatched clothes, the nerds marched into the quad armed with their lunch boxes. After a relaxing lunch of peanut butter sand- wiches and a glass of milk, the nerds went to strut their stuff in a nerd fashion show. Later final voting for the Homecoming attendants took place. 20 Homecoming .W 5. flag rw.. -gl. E, WW W c ,y,l W if 4+ y y V iyi iii M 3 9, 'A ..,. , V V. A g'f.'M V, R if The Sophomore tloat, titled Greece, won second place.

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