Central High School - Chief Yearbook (West Helena, AR)

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oreword It is 1950. The first half of the Twentieth Century has passed us by, and the Atomic Age is launched. The advancement made by the peoples of the world and the contributions made to the progress of our civilization during the first half of this century are immeasurable. We, the students of today, are the products of an educa- tional system that has been developed by the political, economic, and social forces of our modern world. Our educa- tional system has been called upon to produce meh and women who must be prepared to face the rigid demands of another new world, the world of tomorrow. We are ready to face whatever is to come. Now, follow- ing the recent consolidation of the schools of the Twin Cities, we face as one the trials and the triumphs of the future. Strengthened and inspired by the leadership and guidance we have received, we know that we have had the best of all there is. We are ready for the tasks of tomorrow. We lift up our eyes to face fearlessly and joyously the second half of the Twentieth Century.

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Published by the Students of CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Helena and West Helena, Arkansas JUANITA SMITH Editor SYDNEY H. CARVILL Business Manager

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It is with deep appreciation that we dedicate the 1950 Chief to Miss Bobsie Ferguson who, with her keen understanding of students and their problems, has always been co-operative and helpful to the members of our student body. Her ready willingness to help has won her the admiration, respect and love of every student on the hill. She has listened to our problems and made them hers. We, the students of Central High School, will long treasure her friendship and the memory of her untiring efforts on our behalf. Page 3