Central High School - Signal Yearbook (Columbia, TN)

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5 IUH BEVERLY ANNE HARPER She is a talker and needs no question before she speaks. Band, 1950-'54: Second Lieuten- ant of Band, 1954: F. H. A., 1950- '52: Parliamentarian of F. H. A. Chapter II, 1951: Y-Teens, 1950- '52: Spanish Club, 1952-'54: Com- mercial Club, 1953-'54: Program Chairman of Commercial Club. 1953-'54, Literary League. 1951- '5 . PEGGY HARRIS Laugh and be well. F. H. A., 1950-'53: President of F. H. A., Chapter II, 1951-52: Vice-President of F. H. A.. Chap- ter II, 1951-'52: Vice-President of F. H. A., Chapter II. 1952-'53: Y-Teens. 1950-'52g Commercial Club, 1953-'54. it DEWYRIA SHIRLEY HENDRIX Genteel and refined, Obliging and cheerful, industrious and kind. Tullahoma High School, Tulla- homa, Tennessee: F. H. A.. 1950- '513 President of F. H, A. Chap- ter, 1950-'51: Y-Teens, 1950-'51, Secretary of Y-Teens. 1950-'5l1 Basketball, 1950-'51: Transferred to Columbia, 1951, F. H. A.. 1951- '52p Commercial Club, 1952-'531 D. E, Club, 1953-'54: Reporter of D. E. Club. 1953-'54: D. E. State Convention, 1954. BOBBY HERSTON He was the mildest manner'd man. Hi-Y Club, 1951-'54. WILLIAM FRANK Hom' No legacy is so rich as honesty. F. F. A., 1951-'54: F. F. A. Judg- ing Team, 1952-'53: President of Homeroom, 1951-'52: Industrial Arts Club. 1953-'54. CLASS CLAUDIA MAE HARRIS There is no nobler realm of womanhood-kind, stuclious, and sweet. F. H. A., 1950-'51: Latin Club. 1950-'52: Tribune of Latin Club. 1950-'51, Y-Teens, 1950-'541 Band, 1950-'54: Second Lieutenant of Band, 1953-'54: Student Council, 1950-'51: Secretary of Homeroom. 1951-'52Q Signal Staff, 1951-'54, Co-editor of Signal, 1953-'54: Spanish Club, 1952-'5-1: C Club, 1951-'54: National Honor Society. 1952-'54: Valedictorian of Senior Class, 1954. JERRY PHILLIP HAYNES Truth is the highest thing that man may keep. Science Club, 1951-'52: Camera Club. 1953-'541 Radio Club, 1953- '5 EDITH FRANCES HENSON Hlnfinite riches in a little room. F. H. A., 1950-'51: Parliamentari- an of F. H. A. Class, 1950-'511 Latin Club, 1950-'52g Tribune of Latin Club, 1950-'51g Quaestor of Latin Club. 1951-'52: Secretary of Homeroom, 1952-'53: Spanish Club, 1952-'53: Commercial Club, 1952-'53: D. E. Club, 1953-'54: D. E. State Convention. 1954. JOE HOLMAN High-erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. Treasurer of Homeroom. 1951-'523 Hi-Y Club, 1951-'54, Treasurer of Hi-Y Club. 1952-'53s President of Hi-Y Club. 1953-'54: Student Council, 1952-'54: Student Coun- cil Convention, 1953: Key Club, 1952-'54: Key Club Convention, 1953: Boys' State, 1953: National Honor Society, 1953-'54, BOBBY FRANK HOLT A fellow of plain and uricoined constancy. F. F, A.. 1950-'53: Baseball, 1950- '53: C Club, 1952-'54: D. E. Club. 1953-'54: D. S. State Con- vention, 1954.

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E IUH HELEN MARIE GARRARD My tongue within my lips I rein, For who talks much must talk in vain. F, H, A., 1950-'54. WILLIAM FRANKLIN GILLIAM Give every man thy ear, but jew thy voice. Vice-President of Homeroom. 1950-'513 Hi-Y Club, 1951-'52g Commercial Club. 1952-'53, PEGGY ANN GOODWIN Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. Y-Teens, 1950-'52g F. H, A., 1950- '52: Commercial Club. 1953-'54: President of Commercial Club. 1953-'54g President of Homeroom, 1951-'52: Treasurer of Home- room. 1952-'533 National Honor Society. 1952-'54: Student Coun- cil, 1953-'54: Secretary of Senior Class. 1953-'54g Bookstore Assist- ant, 1953-'54: D. A. R. Winner. 1953-'54g C Club, 1953-'54. FRANKIE GRAvEs A'She was a scholar, and a ripe and good one. F. H. A.. 1950-'5l: Commercial Club, 1952-'53: National Honor Society, 1952-'54: D. E. Club, 1923-'543 D. E. State Convention, 19 4. WINsToN WAYNE HARDAXVAY To get through lije why must we run? Why can't we stop and have some fun? Hi-Y Club, 1951-'52, 1 N Ab-H K N CLASS JAMES WALDROP GARRETT Life is too short to be spent in worrying. President of Homeroom. 1950- '5l1 Hi-Y Club, 1951-'521 Indus- trial Arts Club, 1953-'54. ToMMY Goocn The quiet mind is richer than a crown. Hi-Y Club, 1951-'52. ALICE GRAVES Swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath. F. H. A., 1950-'53g Y-Teens. 1951- '52g Commercial Club, 1952-'53: D. E. Club. 1953-'543 D. E. State Convention, 1954. WAYNE GREGORY He is well paid that is well satisfied. Hi-Y Club, 1951-'52, Industrial Arts Club, 1952-'54. BILLY RAY HARDISON Every man has his fault, and kindness is his.

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SE IUH BETTY JEAN Hoon Sober, steadfast, and demuref' Y-Teens, 1950-'5lg F. H. A., 1950- '523 Historian of F. H. A. Class. 1951-'52: Commercial Club, 1952- '54g Editor of Commercial Club Paper, 1953-'54, President of Homeroom, 1953-'54: Office As- sistant, 1953-'543 National Honor Society, 1953-'54, C Club, 1953- '54 JIMIVIY JASPER HORNE A smile that won't come off. F. F, A., 1950-'54g Industrial Arts Club, 1953-'54. ELIZABETH HOWELL Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. Spring Hill High School, Spring Hill, Tennessee: F. H. A., 1950- '53g Parliamentarian of F. H. A. Class, 1950-'51: Secretary of F. H, A. Class, 1951-'523 Vice-Pres- ident of F. H. A. Class, 1952-'531 Honor Society, 1950-'51, Trans- ferred to Columbia, 19535 Com- mercial Club, 1953-'54, GOLDIE JANE HUBBARD Whatever she does is done well. Corsicana High School, Corsi- cana, Texas: Library Assistant. 1950-'5l3 Tri-Hi-Y Club, 1951-'52C Dramatic Club, 1951-'52, Trans- ferred to Columbia, 19525 Y- Teens. 1952-'53: Spanish Club, 1952-'54: Vice-President of Homeroom, 1953-'54: Library As- sistant, 1953-'54, SYLYIA PAULINE HURT What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Forrest High School, Chapel Hill. Tennessee: F. H. A., 1950-'53: Re- porter of F. H. A. Chapter, 1951- '52L Secretary of F. H. A. Chap- ter, 1952-'53: F. H, A. State De- gree, 19531 Reporter of Fresh- man Class, l950-'51: Reporter of Sophomore Class, 1951-'52: Re- porter of Junior Class, 1952-'53: Manager of Basketball Team. 1951-'52: F Club, 1952-'53s Transferred to Columbia. 1953, D. E. Club. 1953-'54s D. E. State Convention, 1954. III. 55 JOHN M. Hoon It is easier not to speak a word at all than to speak more words than we should. F. F. A., 1950-'5l. SHIRLEY ANN HOUSE Bid me discourse, I will enchant thine ear. Y-Teens, 1950-'5lg F. H. A., 1950- '54p Parliamentarian of F. H. A., Chapter Il, 1950-'5l: F. H. A. Work Shop, 1951-'52: F. H. A. State Convention, 1951-'523 Sec- retary of F. H. A. Class, 1951- '52: President of F. H. A. Class. 1953-'5-ig Commercial Club, 1952- '54g Vice-President of Commer- cial Club, 1952-'53: Program Chairman of Commercial Club, 1953-'54. WILLIAM HOWELL 1 can be pushed only so far. Camera Club, 1950-'52g Hi-Y Club, 1951-'543 Industrial Arts Club, 1953-'54. Lovn HUCKABY, JR. And rustic life grows beautiful beneath his touch. Secretary of Homeroom, 1950-'5l: F. F. A., 1950-'54: State Farmer Degree, 1952-'53g President of F. F. A., 1953-'541 F. F. A. Public Speaking Winner, 1953- 541 Star Farmer of F. F. A.. 1953-'54, Star Dairy Farmer of F. F. A., 1953- '54: F. F. A. State Convention. 1953-'54g Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom, 1953-'54, CHARLENE IRENE INGRUM The mildest 'manners and the gentlest heart. F. H. A., 1950-'52: Y-Teens, 1950- '52: Commercial Club, 1952-'54: Bookstore Assistant. 1953-'5-1: C Club, 1953-'54.