Central Junior High School - Lions Paw Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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THE IDEAL BOY AND GIRL If you could change your fcatures to rcsemblc those of someone you know who would you choose to copy The yearbook staff plcked the followmg people from the nmth grade ln totalmg thelr qualrtxes we bclxeve that you wxll find that you have the Idtal Boy and Curl Ideal Boy Butch Barley HAIR Stanford Neerman EYES Johnny Cox Buddy Rnes Larry Mansfleld Vlaurxce Cole Robrc Robmson Brll Haney Daud H111 NOSE TEETH PHY SIQUE FIGURE HANDS LEGS COVIPLFXION POSTURE Ideal Glrl Carroll Israel Polly Moreland Kay Wxlllams Judy Hartsoo ,Iamce Strlckland Ann Emory Rebecca Chester Dolorls Collms Lourxne Brockmgton

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FI-IE CLASS PROPHECY As the years roll by the Wheel of Eortune sprns merrxly along nts way If ue yyere to halt 1ts whlrlmg rn the year 1967 vyhere would our fates be cast Vke hue endeavored to catch a glxmpse of our futures they XR 111 be ten years from now So spln on Wheel and reveal what IS n store for us AllAmer1can of the year wxll be RALPH DANIEIS HORNEY and MR SCARBOROUGH will throvy ave ay their paddles Surfrnse The shortest glrl ln town vnll be JOAN WEST JUI IA I vsxll r1ng ln the new e r MRS HUNSINGER wlll go on tomorrove s dxet To fall for an older man wxll be the desxre of DOI ORIS COLLINS DANNY THOMPSON wxll succeed Perry Como as televlslon s top yocalnst The most enthuslastnc football fan ln North Carolma w1ll be PEGGY EARLE LESLIE MARSH w1ll turn 1nto a sve amp A poodle cut w1ll become ERANCES MCCORMICK s crow nmg glory DAVID GARRISON and JOE SCRUGGS vulll svum ln the Olymplcs BARBARA NEW w1ll grow old The neu lrghtyyerght boxmg champxon of the world wrll be NORMAN CRUTCHEIEI D MISS BRETT will reveal the secrets that are hldden mn her closet Eyerybodys pet wrll be EARLE PRYCE EAYE WEEKS vull turn 1nto months Central s Nursery School wxll be run by LARRY 'VIANSEIELD The Marines vexll be honored by the enlrst ment of WANDA PARKS and LINDA COLE SARAH HEATH urll replace Lrberaces brother George ERNEST PRUITT wxll get a c ew cut when BUDDY RIVES gets a Tom CHARLES KING wxll turn unto a queen The new head cheerleader of State w1ll be none other than SANDRA MACDONALD MISS HARDIN wrll hand out free art supplres to her pupxls WII LIE WILDER vull be tamed Onee more EDDIE ALALA wrll break hrs leg sk1p1ng steps At last O qulet JOHNNY MCKAY wxll speak more than fxve words 1n fifteen mmutes RUEUS ROOD vull become polrte Mrs WILDER wxll spend her lersure afternoons cleanmg chewmg gum from the desks rn her class room The new shoe shme gurl on Mam street wxll be HELEN Chattanooga ALI EN POLLY MORELAND wxll change her name to Polly Less Water HUBERT SHROPSHIRE w1ll Jom Rmghng Bros Barnum fd' Balley Crr us as an acrobat when ROBIE ROBINSON becomes therr tallest grant EDWARD WOODS w1ll become a forest The cat loyer of the century vull be Mary HENDERSON ARNESSIA HUTCHERSON and ANNE HEPTINSTAL wnll change the1r names to Nlary Smlth MISS COUNTS w1ll forget the Preamble t the Constltutron MRS LUTHER wnll open a cham of cosmetxc stores JEAIN GARRIS wrll cease to comb her hanr JERRY SLAWTER w1ll test desks for thelr sleepmg comfort The book at the top of the best best seller lust wrll be publlshed by the Central School Yearbook staff But novy reyerse Wheel and return us to our present posrtlon as senlors at C IHS ln the year 1977 Eyen though our futures may not be qulte what yxe haye foreseen ue know that our days at Central wrll foreyer remarn IH our memorxes f H v I . I . . . . - vs vs 1 y 9 v J 7 , ' . e BS v vx ' 1 l ' . , , . 1 - V ' MR I - . . . . . V V . . e . , . . . A . V 4 - v 4 BFI f ' ' y a ' .. V. .1,, s . X . . 3 V . . . 1 . . . . Y - . , .. Y . 7 Y. , . . V . - V. . . . I 1 Y ' 1 V A 1 V . E V ' V. j . , , . ri V- , X l 4 V - . . . . , UE' . V. . . X . x , . , V X . . . . . L . . . C 1 it 5 . . - v Y' ' Q . . . a 0 Y . . , . x . 1 J I A 3 Y Y XV! 3 I I I , . . , -- i , v , V . 1 s ' V , 1 , . . .,

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MEMQRABLE EVENTS OE THE YEAR 'I he first day of school The burldmgs of CJ H S were filled vyrth an nr of exerted expectatron of the new year as old acquamtances were renewed Square dances Yearbook staff and Journalxsm Class Promenade all was the call heard at the rollrckmg square dances grven by the Yearbook staff and the Journalrsm class Central vs Lrndley football game For a week btg preparatxons were seen 1n the halls as we awarted the brg day when a mammoth car caravan u as to take us to the excxtnng games betvs een Greensboro s two best football teams Thanksglyxng program A feelmg of reyerence prevarled oyer the stu dents rn grades one through mne as solemnly they fxled across the stage and presented 1 free wlll offermg for needy chtldren The Thanksgnmg spmt was rn the hearts of eyeryone Chrxstmas program A repertolre of Chrrstmas musrc and nnsprratronal tableaux combmed to make a memorable hour Electron of student councrl officers Vote for my candrdate and he wr echoed from the walls as electron day neared The best qualrfred students were voted to flll the many rmportant offrces Valentrne program As the queen and kmg and therr attendants paraded down the a1sle onto the gaxly decorated stage everyone was fllled vsrth the true Splfll that Valentmes Day brmgs Prcture maklng day Everybody rn grades one through nme put on hrs svx eetest sm1le as the photographer snapped annual school prctures faculty s hero as he paced them to a glorious vrctory over the pu17led H1 Y boys Electron of superlatrves From therr ranks the mnth graders elected the boys and Orrls who best represented the superlatrves Suspense and tensron mounted as the results were announced Talent Show A great round of applause was heard at each of the three performances put on by the school s most talented dancers smgers etc Dmstrrct and State musrc contests Centrals Band and Orchestra gaye excellent performances at both of these muslcal events held at Senlor Hrgh school and Woman s College Nxnth grade play The dramatrc gemus of seyeral semors combxned to make A Case of Sprrngtxme one of the most delrghtful hrghlxghts of the year Honor Socxety tea After a brxef recogmtlon program rn the 3UdlfOflUm the members of the Honor Socxety and thenr frrends adjourned to the lrbrary where refreshments were served Nmth Grade banquet Drnmg and dancmg were enjoyed by all the sen rors who attended th1s neyer to be forgotten event held at the Mayfair Cafeterla Ded1cat1on of the yearbook Spontaneous applause thundered forth as the Yearbook staff proudly presented IIS 1954 l95D edntron to Mrss Vlae Hardxn Graduatron Day 'I he moment has arrryed when at last ue recerve the re xx ard for yy hrch ue haye spent many years of study and torl Congratulatxons are rn order as ue proudly recerye our diplomas vyhlch means so much to us , E , , V, l 3 ' X . I 7 1 7 V H ' . y Y I V. ,l I Y! l YW - 1 ' 4 s 1 ' I v 6 3 3 L . I y y ' , I Y' ' I I 7 S 1 Y! I .Hin X . Y I . .X . y . V 7. H . 7 . . i Faculty' vs. Hi-Y basketball game-Mr, Sure-shot Woodson was the O . Y , 'I . . . . - . Y , , , , U Y . 1 , u .. . x , S r , ' gl, A 1 'v y V V , , ' - V v ' v v s v v ' ' 1 I H V !.V E Y Q . .