Central High School - Signal Yearbook (Columbia, TN)

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SENIOR CLASS 0 EDWARD EARL LAYNE, I don't believe in love at first sight, but I DO believe in taking la second look. Football, 1948-'51, C Club, 1948-'51g Glee Club, 1949-'50g Baseball, 1949-'50, Vice-President of Home- room, 1950-'51, Sergeant-at-Arms of Homeroom, 1949-'50. 0 PEGGY ANN LEE, A -maid to whom was given, so much of earth, so much of heaven? FHA, 1947-'48, Y-Teens, 1948-'51, Commercial Club, 1950-'51g Debate Club, 1950-'51. 0 JANE LINDSEY, A sweeter and fairer you'll never meet, she's an all-round girl and a real athlete. Band, 1947-'51g Sergeant in Band, 1949-'50, Y-Teens, 1947-'51g Program Chairman of Y-Teens, 1950-'513 Basketball, 1948-'51, Co-Captain of Basketball Team, 19515 President of Homeroom, 1947-'48, Student Council, 1947-'48, National Honor Society, 1950-'51, SIGNAL Staff, 1948-'49, Debate Club, 1951, President of Debate Club, 1951, All-State Band, 19495 Dance Orchestra, 1949-'5lg Spanish Club, 1950-'51, Presi- dent of Spanish Club, 1950-'51, UC Club, 1948-'51, All-Tournament Basketball, 1951. 0 BILLY LINVILLE, HA blush is beautiful but often inconvenient. Football, 1948-'50, C Club, 1949- '51g Glee Club, 1949-'50, Commercial Club, 1950-'51, O JULIA LOCKE, Nothing is more useful than silence. FHA, 1948, Literary League, 1949-'50, Office Assistant, 1950-'51: C Club, 1950-'511 Clements High School, 1947-'48. if 9- -'US 0 BOBBY LOFTIN, Teachers and classes are my only objections to education. D. E. Club, 1950-'51, Camera Club, 1947-'49, Vice-President of Camera Club, 1948-'49. C MARIE LOCKE. 0 JI C. LOVELL, He who expects nothing will never be disappointed. FFA, 1947-'50, FFA Basketball Team, 1949-'50. 0 JUNE LovI:TT, Short but sweet. Commercial Club, 1950-'51, 0 BETTYE LYLES, The niildest manners and the gentlest heart. FHA, 1948-'51g FHA Reporter, 1949- '5O: FHA Degrees Committee, 1950-'51,

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SENIOR CLASS 0 BILLY JONI-is, The purest treasure mortal times afford is a spotless reputation. D. E. Club. 1950-'51. 0 GENE R. JONES, A pleasant manner is a treasure worth having? Vice-President of Freshman Class, 1947-'48. 0 ROBERT EDGAR CBOBBYJ JONES, f'To succeed he wanted, and succeed he did, for he was of good cheer. great generosity, and kind heart. Student Council, 1947-'51g Key Club, 1949-'51: C Club, 1948-'512 Commercial Club, 1950-'5lg Football, 1948, 1503 Co-Captain of Football Team, 19503 Vice-President of Junior Class, 1949-150, Delegate to Boys' State, 19505 All-Midstate Football Team, 1950: Vice-President of Key Club, 1950-'51. 0 SARA JONES, A dependable and likeable friend. Y-Teens, 1947-'51g FHA, 1947-'49, SIGNAL Staff, 1948-'49g Camera Club, 1949-'50g Spanish Club, 1950-'51g C Club, 1949-'51g Bookstore, 1949-'51. 0 TOMMY JONES, A fellow, and everything handsome about hint. Football, 1949-'50, CU Club, 1949-'51g President of Industrial Arts Club, 1950-'51, Glee Club, 1949-'50, Sergeant-at-Arms of Home- room, 1950-'51g All-Midstate Football Team, 1950. S' iz so-sl if 0 DWIGHT JOURNEY, On the basketball court he did set a pace, but, believe nie, he was faster in Cupid's race. 0 KATHRYNE KIIVIMONS, She deals out a lot of punishment to a piano. Y-Teens, 1947-'51g FHA. 1947-'493 Vice-President of Homeroom, 1947-'50g Songleader of FHA, 1948-'49g Spanish Club, 1949-'5lg Treasurer of Y-Teens, 1950-'51, Program Chairman of Spanish Club, 1950-'5l: Student Council, 1950- '51: Office Assistant. 1950-'51g C Club, 1950-'51, 0 CIIARLENE KING, To know her is to love her. Y-Teens, 19473481 FHA. 1947-'50: Commercial Club. 1949-'51, I J. K. LANGSDON, JR., One cannot know everything. but I come mighty close to it. Secretary of Homeroom, 1949-'50: Football, 1949-'50: National Honor Society, 1950-251: Literary League, 1950-'5l: Debate Club, 1951: Science Club, 1950-'51: Reporter of Homeroom, 1949-'50: Volunteer Boys' State. 19503 Valeclictorian, 1951. 0 PATRICIA LANIUS, f'She could cheer a stone wall. I do not doubt her trying. Y-Teens, 1949-V501 Camera Club, 19481493 Secretary of Camera Club. 1948-'49: Secretary of Homeroom. 1948-'49: Cheer- leader, 1949-'501Sergeant-at-Arms of Homeroom, 1950-'51: Spanish Club, 1949-'51, Sergeant-at-Arms of Spanish Club, 1950-'51, C Club, 1949-'51.

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SENIOR CLASS 0 Ross MCCALEB, Not too serious, not too gay. FHA, 1947-'50g Y-Teens, 1949-'50. 0 Jo ANNE MCCANDLI-iss, A winning smile, a pleasing way. Reporter of Freshman Class CSanta Feb, 1947-'48, FHA CSanta Feb, 1947-'49, Commercial Club, 1949-'51, Associate Editor of Commercial Staff, 1950-'51, C Club, 1950-'5lg Office Assistant, 1950-'5l. 0 THOMAS MCKEE, Be there a will, then wisdom finds a way. Glee Club, 1949-,50. 0 VIRGINIA McKsI:, Truly a character-liked by all. Y-Teens, 1947-'48, Student Council, 1949-'50, FHA, 1947-'48, Literary League, 1950-'51, Vice-President of Homeroom,1948-'49. O BETTY MILLS, She is neat, she is sweet, from her bonnet to her feetf' FHA, 1947-'50, Spanish Club, 1950-'51. lui -:fy O JASKA RUTH Moons, Beauty comes in many ways, and she FHA, 1947-'48, Spanish Club, 1949-'51, Treasurer of Spanish 0 ANN MORGAN, Leave silence to saintsg I ani but humanf' urer of Homeroom, 1948-'49, Commercial Club, 1949-'51. 0 GARY Moss, Wit is the salt of conversation, not food. C Club, 1949-l5lg Glee Club, 1949-'50. 0 CAROLYN MURPHY, 'Tis better to love one little boy lots, 1947-'49, FHA, 1947-'51, Treasurer of Homeroom, 1949-'50, 1949-'51, 0 CLYDE NORMAN, I neither yield nor deal with education. has her full share. Y-Teens, 1947-'51, Club, 1950-'51, Literary League, 1950-'51. Y-Teens, 1947-'48, FHA, 1948-'49, Treas- Footbull, 1949-'50, Key Club, 1950-'51, than lots of little boys little. Y-Teens Camera Club, 1949-'50, Commercial Club D. E. Club, 1950-'51.