Central High School - Centraleer Yearbook (Bolivar, TN)

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A :mt The Future Teachers of America Club has been chartered the C. B. Han- na Chapter, honoring C. B. Hanna, a former principal and teacher of Central. 1 lt is an affiliate of the Tennessee Edu- cation Association, and the National Education Association. The purpose of the club is to ac- quaint students who might be interested in the teaching profession with the high ideals, duties, responsibilities, and privi- leges of a teacher. Membership is open to any student who is interested in exploring teaching as a career and who has the high quali- ties of character, scholarship, and lead- ership essential to a good teacher. A grade average of 2.5 is necessary to maintain membership. President-Vicki Rush Secretary-Ruth Robertson Treasurer-Johnny Wheeler Reporter-Linda O'Guin Sgt.-at-Arms-Steve Hornsby

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M World AW WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB A tidal wave in Pakistan, an earthquake in Alaska, a political upheaval in the Near East-if these things are of interest to you then the World Affairs Club is your dish. Made up of those who take an interest in what is happening, the club studies interesting events. President-Lois Young Vice-President-Robert Dubose Secretary-Vicki Norment Reporter-Joy Lambert Parliamentarian-Louise Siler Historian-Tracy Shields Sgt.-at-Arms-Wendell Vincent

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claim Hmm The value one receives from football is some- thing one seldom receives from other experi- ences. Football leaves its mark physically, as well as morally. The difference between the good and the great is the voluntary willingness to make the extra effort that is not demanded by the coach or society-that little extra which comes from within oneself which is instilled on the football field. It is a classroom without walls and the players are tested each Friday night. Each player has the benefits of rigorous exercise and physical discipline. He learns the importance of winning, the importance of giv- ing a hundred and twenty percent and the value of striving for excellence. He receives the cour- age to face 1ife's problems and to weather the storms. These to every individual are important ingredients along with a deep faith in God. It is hoped that each athlete at Central High School will be able to capture these values. Bob Newell