Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Fountain City, TN)

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x l l J 4 2 3 Above are pictured the officers of Cen!ral's three Y-Teen chajders, They are: Front Row: Maraaret Patrick, 'Nilrna Rollins, Marlzrie Rogers, Anita Crabiree, Margie Norris Martha Messman, l-'farian McCampbel1, Marcia Conover Sarah Shelley, Barbara Parkhurst. Second Row: Carol Buckner, Mary Ann Cale, Roberta Shown, Marilyn Martm, Phyllis Meyers, Carol Sue Scruqqs, Marjorie Cenfral Hi-Y mernkers are pictured helow: Front Row: Bill Briwn, Sammy Edwards, Heymaire Schettler, Iohnny Stafum Bill Hoflqe, Sandra Rose lsweetheartl, Kenneth Burton, Kenneth Clark Bill Moore, Keith Cress, Tommy Sayres. Second Row: Tom Wilcox, Troy Watson, Tern Ulrich, David Hiest, Dori Gentry, Don Pickett, Wilscn Needham, Mary Jett, Sarirnie Tarniqan Geissberaer, Barbara Criik. Third Row: Liza: Seritf, Linda 'fVaqcrier, Carzlyri Eahack Kay Nitefy Peggy Flowers, Barbara Ausmus, lcyce Sfrznahela. Buck Row: Norma Elackblrn, Mary Ruth '.'.'ellG, Diris Sfrinafzeh, Myrna Graves, Vfinnie lflcnaomery, Karen Durish, Pat Vfhitehead. Rifihie, Cornell Lcftfn, Bob Pichie, Clifton Bailey. Back Row: Mark '.'.'ei1:nen, Ltwell Tarver, David McCamp- Bef, Lean Ri'ien'ur, Anson Galyfn lcnathan Howes. Paul llzuser, 'Jfayne Pears'n, Dan Luethke, lerry 'Nells, Bill Maclin, Bud Dyer. T Kits, A r 1 'H . -.

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Here are pictured the three Y-Teen presidents as they gathered for an informal discussion of the merits of their respective clubs. NPN t ' 1 y-teens lunior President Marian McCampbell Sophomore President Martha Messman Freshman President . Margie Norris The Y-Teen organization at Central High School is composed of three chap- tersfffreshman, sophomore, and junior. Marian McCampbell was Chosen as the Outstanding Y-Teen of the Year in the entire city. The Annual Crippled Chil- dren's Benefit Dance was the highlight of the year. Projects such as making favors for trays at Beverly Hills, filling baskets for needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and collecting money for the Polio Drive were sponsored by the different chapters. h I I - y President Bill Hodge Vice President Heymccre Schettler SGCYSYGFY Kenneth Burton Treasurer Ichnny Statum The Central Hi-Y is a subordinate unit of the Knoxville YMCA. The members of the club during the year have participated in various activities which included the preparation of a Christmas basket for a needy family, painting and repairing the Hi-Y room in the YMCA building, and a pastry sale to raise money. The only service club at Central which elects a sweetheart, the club selected Sandra Rose for that honor. The year was brought to a close with a hayride in April. Shown at the left are members painting their activity room and selling pastries in Fountain City. 66

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OFFTCEFS: Front Row: Linda S Girrer, Mary Dixcn Stewart, Pc Flean' r Swrtain, Carolyn Erf wrt T 4 Pi eritt, Anita lchnscn lv'f'TI 1 '1Y9l P1'r:ck Marian McC'1mpbe-ll, Iane'fe '1'3y Fl' wers, ludy lvl trf-li. Second Row: Mrs. Eairfl Phyllis Myers, Mary Ruth Vfells, Pwfsy lfilflrzrr Try lfghnsfn, Piulene Ridner, Mrs. Garriszn. Buck Row: Margie Ncrris, Carcl Buckner, Carolyn Payne, Patriciz Ccmbs, Sandra Edenfield, Ann Vfocd, Sandra Sharp, Virginia Mclfadden. I. . cl. club The Future Homemakers of America are, fer convenience, divided into three chapters. Each chapter works independently, but all are auided by the same principles and ideas. That is, to train tomorrow's home- rnakers and housewives so that they will be better prepared for modern livinq. The pro- Jects that the Central Fl-l.A. chapters carried out during the year included participation in the World Christnias Festival, preparing Red Cross boxes, a Christmas Party, a MatherADauahter Banquet, and Freshman and Senior Teas. the pictur- ahcve we find the .5 .ucrnz Z in a Strung pri- . Ve... Q., ,. ,:,,m 1--.-was , --.U .,-.. ,.- 'rf rf, if rec: mics .. rtf gif 'iihf are :C-rf. a 'L - techniques sewin i l 1 L