Central High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Phenix City, AL)

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FACULTY V. W i. - I A it . F V , ' E , A:,, V-:,g .. ni 1 syffaaaf bmw' tim tis Miss Vertis Day. Mrs, Virginia Kennedy Mrs, Mary Davis Miss Rhoda Burdeshavv Mr Henry Fleming BS. University of Alabama BS, MEd Alabama AB Asbury College BS. University ot Alabama BS Jacksonville Start MS. Alabama Polyterhnic Polytechnic lnst.tute M.Ed Alabama Polytechnic T, 6 I, Edusation Teachers College Institute Shorthand Typing English Institute Registrar Qftire Iieco Bookkeeping Typing 5 9 is ik' , af 'aft '-mtv The course ot study in commercial education has been extended consider- ably to meet the demands ot a complex business world, Central provides courses ot bookkeeping, typevvriting, and shorta hand, They prepare the students tor future jobs, and tor future study in college. Music is like a language vvritten vvith notes instead ot words, All those vvho take part in music by singing or playing become better listeners, and learn to appreciate, or like, music better when they are older, Q y , T rgy Sis ? 3 Miss Martha Nell Little Alabama Polytechnic Institute Secretary to Superintendant ATI New IZZ Mrs B F Ro AB. Bessie Tilt Cleo Club Mr Maurice Brausa B,M Ed. Murray State Teafhers College M.M.Ed, University of Alabama Band gister College Miss Jamie Cary BS, University ot Alabama Office Secretary f C, .X r J, 5 1'.1- i -, The library is a vvorkshop where s' dents may gather knowledge and vt dom, It preserves our heritage in boo on films, and in other records, WI' keeping the records ot the past, I library also stores nevv knowledge tuture use, H5 an Mrs L, I3 Stoug BS Alabama Polytec Institute Librarian

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5 M.. xy James Conrad Adams 'Handsemg 5 mat naddsonte does' Dramane Clttlp 1256, Treas 55- 56, Tnesptans Zi-56, Boslness Mgr 54-55, lll-Y 5256, Boys Cnorus 52-56, Cilee Club 52-56, Vlee Pres 35-56, Beta Cleo 54- 56, C Cloll fx-56, lv' Football 34-56, 5 Basleball 52-ff, Xt Easkeball if-26, Baseball ff- f6, Xlxlftds lylfto F656 Nanette Adams Honor lles tn nonest toll. Llbrary 52-56, F T, A 55-56 SENIORS We, the Sensors ot l956 regustered on Friday, September agatn, Atter strargtttentng out tnetr senedules everyone nlgn senool career Classes were started on September 7, fe' i N Booble Joanne Al lmond 'Wtllrtrbness and persistence Cenoaer all ttvngsl' Fl-lA 1:2-',J'rQ Sr Trl-Ht-Y 54-- 56, Glee Clttln 54-56, Ser bb- 36, Student Cczttnttl ,D-36 l-larold Cllttord Anthony 'Honor is not wen, untll some nonoarable deed be done. gk me . ,S - X 1 ,3 we swf Audrey Faye Arnglal 'Soeetlt vs great, but sllenfe lS greater Snlrley Faye Arrlngton 'Snag-e'lt speeglw ts neneyed oo sen Cwlee Clttlb 54.25, Pep Club 55- 56 szamwiwmwz mi any , Dons Glenda Andrews Margaret Ellen Attebery Farnes'ness and stneerlty 'Wnew tn dettlzt goggle .flqyw are sgnen moms H Y W y M Y gh K l Student Ctytn tl 3,3-DT, l-let: X 53 Clt.lD ffl-lit, Beta Club 54-36, 2 f M tftatlr-Y55,as6 - 3... A4P R'mz . 'r: MMwg t A-Q C H .,.,, . , X, - L .,.. 1' ,I ll M 4, af--.Jr 5 sealift 'FX . ,rw S A-M....1