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

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curtain club vm Pictured at left: FlRST ROW: Evelyn Lewis, Jane Bradburn, Peggy Flowers, Barbara Minton, Ann Story, Nancy Kirkendol, Patty Cardwell, Fredericka Stout, Martha Sue Dixon, Brenda Clement. SECOND ROW: John Black, Lowell Blanchard, Fred Forbes, Jerry Milstead, Larry Trivette, Albert Witt, Walter Parry, Tommy Harrington, Ronnie Kirkham, Keith Mynatt, Miss Alher, Roy Keck. an -. 11 From Rip Van Winkle is Fred Forbes who played the partofRip. Standing left to right: Roy Keck, Becky Miller, Barbie Beuhler, and Dan Pine. H7

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.1 if -5? l .M gd Qi Rip Van Winkle which was presented by the Curtain Club was a big success. Pictured are: fsittingl Virginia McFadden and David Baberly, fstandingj Eugene Stevens and Rosamond McFadden. thespians Pictured at right: FlRST ROW: Brenda Clement, Carolyn Shafer, Sharon Schnider, Joyce Stringfield, Nan Deering, Wanda DeMarcus, Virginia McFadden, Mary Toad, Emily Pearson, Dorothy Houseal, Peggy Trapp, Janette Garbee, Linda Thompson, Ann Story, Cookie Loveday. SECOND ROW: Sonia Holt, Sarah Noe, Jane Sim, Carol Ward, Peggy Flowers, Nancy Howes, Alice Black, Virginia Rankin, Pat Rule, Carolyn Hutson, Nancy Harvey, Netty Sharp, Terry Donaldson, Evelyn Lewis, Barbara Minton. THIRD ROW: Margaret Young, Ann Kirkpatrick, Gail Webb, Fredericko Stout, Linda Andrews, Put Combs, Helen, Moulton, Gerry Hall, Louise Romines, Annette Bailey, Gail Barringer, Dorothy Johnson, Jane Bradburn, Lucille Ownby. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Wagoner, David Baberly, Billy Joe Stringfield, Walter Parry, Ronnie Kirkhan, Freddy Forbes, Jerry Milstead. FIFTH ROW: Roy Keck, Jerry Scott, Albert Witt, Tommy Harrington, John Black. llli

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debating club TheDEBATlNG CLUB members are seen taking notes while Peggy Flowers procedes to uphold the affirmative side on the question concerning the National Debate Prosition which IS Resolved that the Federal Government should sustain the prices of maior agricul ture Products at not less than 903 of Parity. The DEBATE TEAM started the year's activities by attending a debate workshop held at Carson Newman in December. Their first tournament was also held at Carson Newman. lt was sponsored by the American Legion and concerned the adoption of the Bricker Ammendmentg it was held at U.T. the Central debaters have won this tournament of the past five years, and they were proud to come out on top again this year. For a week our debators attended the tournament which was held at the Univer- sity of Virginia where they debated with teams from all the South. The last tournament they participated in was the Tennessee lnterscholastic Literary League held at the University of Tennessee. IIS