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

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senior honor society v . h M t r t Q if ji i 1 2 S . A , 5 5 bi if-AQ ii Front Row: fone flfvzes, Carolyn Hnerfan Gene Case, f5er':l'1:ne Biliznzifn' Kzileer. f7onol'is',n Buck Row: .iff Sefisrsii. Second ROW: flies '.'fe11'e, Pa' I-:wigs Haiie S img' 'nfpraf Also :'t'g . 'fri Fittieli flid T':'grl..-' ff Figfort tif-len E9El'-T 'fattiri l.f'fQar'i :' ,'el.. '-'V rf He' :'n low' Not Pictured: if ie. Pura . .Q 1 i A.:er'in': Wai- ,'.:1'f1 Hurrf-7. Ar' :i.':krr. ' 1 fliiifzfriz, 31,1 Pitohei Fevexif Third Row: ff :r'y': ','TYt'lTAl'El., 'far Igri Q' X Betty' f ': .: Sfr 1'-.j F. 1 'Qfzmrtf-ll Arita Tr Higgs I 1: '.'.'r:itonei 1 Megan Cla es, loflnne Scanfily' 'Sri' fLnn:f',' l.fa.y Plain Vfeii.: President Carolyn Hilemcrr' 'Mice lfresvien' Gene Cgsf. Seitretay Ann Stepriensorf Treasurer F jane Davies The Senior Honor Society organized in the fall with eight senior members. During the year thirteen more seniors and twelve iuniors were taken in. Pictured at the riqht is the initiation of new members at the lanuary banquet. At the city-county banquet on March 24. the Central Society sponsored iunior George Alspaugh for president of the City-County Senior Honor Society Organization. Honor Society projects during the year included a Christmas tree sale, purchasing a new school flag nominating Nathaniel Bow- ditch tor the Hall of Fame as a part of a nation-wide Senior Honor Society proiect, and considering the acquisition of a lectern tor the school. The year's activities were brought to a close with a picnic supper dur- ing the last weeks of school and the formal installation of new officers at the May banquet.

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iunior honor sacieiy 0. 3 5 J 1- 'f x u 1 1 - f First How: Miss Freeman, Linda Marshal, Carol Sue 'Tru' Carcl 'Navi Lucille Clcuser af l'l'inscn, Barbara Scruggs Beit'-' Lcu Allen, Shirley Ramsey, Drucilla Yfinwn Pecjay 'racy .3.ni'3 7552552 Flfqfi Slffwn Dams, Laveria Ereezien, Sally Humphrey, Eleancr ffafscn T.Ta:,'jm 111761: Betty fvfernriai. Fifth ROW: '.'-'i..1'lfT1S ffarilyn Payne Gail Savage, Peggy Flowers, avi: '.'.'eEs ice Gzrrrrzn Plyilis Erwin ffargiyn Brcwri Pat Lakin, Kay Lalferney, Miss Giltson. ?T1'r.5f'i'l lf: FCZZCYS Kev Y'--510111 Cfilyn Second Row: lane Vfalhn, Martha Burneite, Martha Flr Sue 'Y' :fc Mar'Eia 'Nad-s GV39 GlTl1Hl2Yr'JSe, lfessrnan Nancy Hcwes, Iutiy Carier, Patricia Price, firm iljexancier, Billy Fryizr, Vxfayne Taylcr. Sixih Row: fray Hyder l.:is l.if n Esther Cale, Frances Cccley. Fifgr Pals .l. : ?f:Q' Tlfherscri Gecrae Pls' fzrcthv lfanaeiargff, Erenaa Egftle Marlin Irwin, Ernrnc n :aah fiiaie 'cr Frei P' ries, ferry Sharp Sarnrny Path Saiplsv. Third Row: Anita Crabiree, Myrna Graves, '.'.'aas':.'c7th F 'n 'Stetiensn Fefe? Fcr' lie Tir'3T31'1r Virginia lwfcfaaaen, lsfaraie Ncrris, Linda Sue 'Naqone-r, Tee Barkley 3:35137 C' 'ifr Fiherf Davis. Back Row: EQean:r Sartn lwfarfha Hcwara, Nancy Lynn Arm- P.'E1araf.lynaf' ?f:'phT.f:T:r'er,G:1:nl'.1e1hv-en,Charlie strcng Dane '.'.'ar'.-lick Mary Ruth 'Neltb Nancy !.fff,:1a'rner1' C .znan I.'::w:rth farnes EjJ71ey.FfRGSf Phelcs I:Q.e Yguni Nzncy Fiaaicic Sarah Shelley TQ' Eng Thi 'lcffiaa David fftrris Ellen .-lnrzeve Q5 Fourth Row: Gazl Earrznaer, lean 'ffkle farnfs esf fle.s'r: Fafrnef,R':nn1s Beidf. flmninghazz. 'lary Tcad, Ezrltara Parkharst, Cernelia pjeggjgfif Galen Methvin President P93211 Fl -'Jeff X 1 SG-79351: Bcity fiilger ' ggwg '-fiss Hester Freernzn Fliss Kate Girsgn The ligrfir Hits? SC'I?T'3' is fe 'mafi- - :Jill s 2131 frail 1 ' H ' r ' r'rv'.'sG'.'-i. - A ,gc ',,, -.,,.A, . slmah.: .si ..',N-s, 1 NCC: v ..v,.,.,,.34 ,Q f ,-.--,,..,xr..-We ' ,. .,A.... fs- .,,.,..5v . ., ,- . Aa. . L.,,..a.4. left . ' 'l5Ef1TT.lA,'

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-141.3 :.:. Allis 0.1 '. AE-seq,-QQ? 4.1.1 key club wish X-nr Front Row: Byron Glass, George Alspaugh Larry Calvert Richard Campen Mr Walker Second Row: Allen Nickle, Gene Case, Alvin le kms Eddie Rutter l-leymoore Schettler Bobby Collier. Back Row: Pim Stephenson, Eddie Courts Bobby Sext n lohn lellicorse John Carpenter Bill Hodge, Curtis Patty. President . .,,,, ,,,,,,,,,r,r L ar-ry Calvert Vice President . , .. George Alspaugh Secretary ,,,,,, .. ,,,,, Richard Campen Treasurer . ...., , ,,,,t.,,t,,, Byron Glass Sponsor .. . ,,,, ... ..,, .. ,,,,. Mr. P. M. Walker The Key Club is Central's newest service organization. Sponsored by the Northside Kiwanians, the club was organized in early lanuary. The twenty-one charter members were picked by Mr. Loy on recommenda- tions by the faculty. An assembly program was given on March 16 in which the club was officially recognized by the school. On March 23 the club was presented its charter from Key Clubs international. Members spent most of the year familarizing themselves with the purposes action and possible activities of their club. Pictured at the right are the Central Key Club officers and sponsors. Prom left to right they are Mr. Harold Butenschroer, Byron Glass, Larry Calvert, George Als- paugh Dick Campen, Dr. George Wagoner, and Mr. P. M. Walker. 84