Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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THE FARKILAXD OF THE Missis- sippi River Delta acquires a new look during the autumn months. The inter- minable acres of white fleece. now dot- ted with fielcl hanfls clafl in brilliantly colored clothes. are transformed into huge patchwork quilts. This is harvest time-a time when the farmer collects the fruits of a vearis labor. just as the farmer toils lahoriously' to reap a profit at harvest time. we stu- dents work consistently at our studies if we expect to profit from our efluca- tion. Centralis fields of stuclv are hroafl and fertile. Like those of the farmer. they provide a basis for growth and maturity and offer an op- portunity to reap bountiful. purpose- ful futures.