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

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f nr 1 21, . v r u 1 r Y wr vr u 1 vt 1 7 i T 'Tf - -, Il 1 JI JK , V , I Q9 I I lr E cp B I 3 AGS B .s' GCLLA L Fl A knowledge ot music provides an understanding of The library provides resources, outside of our school. spiritual values and nourishment tor our emotional lite. In it we preserve the past and keep new records for future is a USG. xbafvs :Wax J' My .:',, 3 1 ' .-.fx 1 X A--i in Mrs. Kathryn Morgan B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute Science Health Mrs. Mary Jane Davis B.S., M.Ed., Alabama Polytechnic Institute Typing ll Shorthand Business English and Math Mrs. Virginia Kennedy B.S,, University of Alabama MS., Alabama Polytechnic Institute Bookkeeping Miss Rhoda Burdeshaw A.B., M.Ed., Asbury College Typing Mr. Henry Fleming B.S., University of Alabama M.A., University of Alabama T.8il. Education Mrs. B. F. Register AB., Bessie Titt College Glee Club 19 Mr. Maurice Brausa B S., Murray State Teachers College MS., Northwestern University Band Mr. Larry East B.S , Jacksonville State Teachers College Physical Education Mr. Mitchell Kenndy B.S, Troy State Teachers College Physical Education Miss Jamie Cary B.S,, University of Alabama Physical Education

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J' cY ,Q P JJ' 5f-Ki c7c7 72':GT'. 3. GLUE? V' V' N2 L Through our commercial education we try to teach the udents better and more efficient ways ot doing things ese courses are invaluable to persons in the business rld and also those attending college. No matter what you do, these courses will be of great help throughout life. Wt x-- . 'St il Miss Jewel Peters B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute M.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute English Mrs. Nona McCarty A.B., Howard College English New V Wir , - f Wi ' A 5 - N 1 .JIS ,s -1 ,' Mrs. Ann Robinson B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute Social Studies Mr. Zema Floyd Worthy B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute M.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute Economics Annual Government ' . ln physical education not only physical activities are taught, but health, sportsmanship, safety, and social being, are some of its aims. This helps to produce the well- rounded citizen of tomorrow. fi' K, A , R ' I I I K I 2 -1.-1-, Miss Betty Vann B.A., Judson College History Miss Elizabeth Palmer B.A., Huntington College History I8 ls. Mr. Otis Kirkland B.S., Troy State Teachers College Civics, History Mrs. Jean Musslemon dh 1 42. Mrs. Virginia Creamer B.S., Troy State Teachers College Social Studies Mrs. J. W. Johnson B.A., Alabama Polytechnic A.B., University of Alabama Institute Civics Social Studies

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W CEIL U EECEY ' I JQYQ GCN y Not Pictured Mrs. Lucy Blackwell A.B., Huntington College M.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute Social Studies Miss Marie Cleveland B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute Civics Miss Ann England A.B., Judson College M.A., Peabody College English Mrs. Louise Dowis B.S., P,H., University of Alabama Science Health i 4 Mrs. Janette Ingram Proper conduct is essential in our overcrowded cafeteria. B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute English Mrs. Sara Kennedy B.S., Troy State Teachers College Math Mrs. Faye Kirkland B.S., Troy State Teachers College Math Miss Nancy Richards Alabama Polytechnic Institute Bookkeeping Mr. David Slocumb B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute Math Mrs. Frank Williams Jacksonville State Teachers College MVS- MCYY T05 B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute B5-A-1 Alobgmo College, M0 'l9VOll0 Librarian Math, Algebra Miss Vertis Day B.S., Jacksonville State Teachers College Secretary to the Principal Mrs. L. P. Stough B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute Librarian Mrs. Peggy Whitlock A.B., Florence State Teachers College Science, Biology 20