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

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iunior classical league Above: Members of the league are pictured with the sponsor. Right: League members take time out for fun. Below: Freshmen students study the map of Rome. lj Q Mn The Junior Classical League is modeled after the Roman Chapter. The freshmen are called Plebeians, andthe Sophomores Patri- cians. The otficersatCentral are David Noah, president, Judy Wolfe, secretary, Schild Grant, reporter, and Charlotte Anderson and Barbara Fran, scrapbook chairman. The purpose ot the .l.C.l.. is encourage an interest in and appreciation ofthe civili- zation, language, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome. .ski ,S X-., 5 ' .1r11 H--r -nann- AQ ,. rn

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senior honor society x O, T 7 A ii - ,id 'f':Q3t3x2fe -Weigle-4 1 I 3 U f WF J il FIRST ROW: Mary Todd, Emma Ruth Shipley, Margie Norris, Julie Young, Martha Messman, Pat Johnston, Nancy Howes, Jane Alexander, Carolyn Brown, Carolyn Deshon , Nancy Riddick. SECOND ROW: Patsy Lemarr, Shirley Cobage, DruciI?a Davis, Frances Strange, Anita Johnson, Gill Smith, Frances Cooley, Dorothy Vandergriff, Pat Price, Relic Hamilton, Lois Litton, Jackie Wyrick, Myrna Graves, Jane Sims. THIRD ROW: Roberta Shown, Barbara Minton, Linda Sue Wagoner, Pat Lakin, Phyllis Brown, Peggy Flowers, Martha Burnette, Annette Bailey, Jane Wallin, Sarah Shelley, Carolyn Payne, Cornelia Trott. FOURTH ROW: Fred Forbes, Galen Methvin, Allen Nickle, Bob Davis, Portor Fort, Richard Mynatt, Sonny Connor, Charles Johnson, Alvin Jenkins, Sam Tipton, Bob Collier. FIFTH ROW: Freddy Clayton, Joe Gorman, Philip Rule, James West, Dick Trythall, Jim Byerley, Fred Martinson, Albert Witt, Pim Stephenson. The SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY had a very successful year during i956-I957. They had several pro- iects during the year some of which were caring for the school flag and publishing student hand books. They also worked with Beta Club on the student Aid Proiect. Pictured below are Miss Phelps, sponsor, Pat Lakin, secretary, Galan Methvin, president, Nancy Howes, vice president, Alvin Jenkins, treasurer, and Miss Weigel, sponsor. 127

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The Kitchen Club is composed of students who give their time and efforts in order that the cafeteria can serve the student body quickly and efficiently. They work with Mrs. Hunter and the other assistants who serve the school at 4th period. Their main duties are clecning tables, servind foods, washing dishes and operating the dish sterilizer. Also it is their task to see that high sanitary conditions are maintained. kitchen club At left are pictured the membersofKitchenClub. They rendertheirservices to give us the source of energy we so desperately need at lunch time. christian students union The Christian Student Union is an interdenominational organization which is open to all students of Central High. Meetings were held in the school auditorium each morn- ing this past year from 8:00 a.m. until 8:25. Programs for these meet- ings consisted of guest speakers, movies, singing, and devotions given by members. Christ on the Campus is the motto of C.S.U. lffl