Central High School - Centraleer Yearbook (Bolivar, TN)

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AW f-ff-- Y i A 1- Afffxl., -. - g 1',i:':A1:-eq4'2meU:iAgygrg K' M A ' . V -fi,-. 3.5-1. Q. 1 . rf 1 -31 .1 i fi :Vg fy wi-',f.1-n.,-, ' I ' 8. 1: . av :jeg - V- ' 4 ij, ,.- 5 1 2 -5-YA K , ' A ' :1 fgjgy, - -L 4 . - 1 11 v.--wl - L ' uf W ery. -3 .1 , j A . v. fig 175. ' A 5 ' iw v' 2.-if 4 F -f ' ' -- ' 511-1 f , ' T' ' 'C - L ':6. i. . The '67 541 Centraleer OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL BOLIVAR, TENNESSEE L- Sf -W, N I Fu ru' ...A Foreword The joys, the struggles, and the challenges of high school are shared by each of us 3 but through these experiences we realize that high school is but a step toward the future. After we go our separate ways, we each must find our individual place. We are warmed by the assurance that there is a time and place for each of us. Finding that time and that place will be our own personal challenge. Through this yearbook for 1967, it is hoped that the spirit and life of Central are captured as witnessed by you, the student body. It is hoped that each of you will find your place in this the 1967 Centraleer. Ep ,-f I . . ' . gd Table of Contents Introduction 1 Features Dedication 5 Organizations Faculty 13 Sports Student Body 1 9 Advertisements X. 1967 Centraleer Staff Editor--Jimmy Vaughan Ass t. Edmtors Carolyn Tate Blake White Busxness Manager Mllton Armstrono Sponsors--Mrs. Landls Ross RobLrt H. Haralson SE ATED: Butch Wilson, Janie Yates, Ted Kirksey, Mary Ann Leathers, Carolyn Cole, STAND- ING: Fulton Robertson, Tim Size- more, Mike K i r ks e y , Stanley Parker. SEATED: Opha Farris, Frances Boyd, Janet Warr, Judiann Keller, Carol Fulghum, Patricia Jones. STANDING: Irene Boyd, Pam Bag- gett. Wai f V we -me awfe11q,,,.f, Dedication We the annual staff wish to present a tribute to a teacher whom we have come to know and admire. She has been an outstanding personality in this school. We feel that she should be recognizedlnot only for her distinguished contributions as a teacher, but also for her role as sponsor of the Beta Club. We wish to express our appreciation to her for her friendliness, understanding, and patience. In endeavoring to give her a part of the tribute which she so richly de- serves, this 1966-67 Centraleer is respectfully dedicated to Mrs, Rebecca Vaughan There's a Place for Us l a I A place to learn - And time to care Somewhere a Place for Us A place together - With time to spare. , ..A -AHA . - -.. . f' xh,N,x , 5 C , X n' wi .V ,V ilbf '- X , C D cb c:- oo OO I I 8 Ima ater We owe to you Alma Mater We owe to you our memorres true For rn these halls Dear Alma Mater We learn of books and 11v1ng too E 2 rv cn I-J'-'Oo o 's:2j fsf5'H ' ,..a-og-In-0 m,..h,UO ggu-4 s-00x42 offgn. 2. .Zo 2222 m5DS' ef-20-g ' 3 cuz'-'E 492865 -9l,9Q::.:r fl! 5 EZ' 'UD' E318 cn 8'-' N X XX XX 'sxxwxx X,HlGly X f P T599 , I - D I 1 ' S ' . : . . , . New eerxr NX ,fd W1 ff H5 f I 5 'P 5 UI U QL 1 J. I HI 5 O A 9, 5 'v K fo f 'QM Q If xxx :I xxxxx xxxxx-N --J. Yes, There's a Place for Us - There are special times And special places Where joys and hopes Are found A Time and Place for Us ' e N Someday, we ll find a new Way of living. With each new day, There's a beginning And a challenge - A challenge to each of us To find our place - Someday, somewhere Principal's Message Congratulations to the staff for this splendid annual. It is evidence of a tremendous amount of work and co- operation on your part. I feel that you will be repaid by the knowledge which you have gained and by seeing the pleasure which it brings to your classmates. This yearbook is a record of some of the most enjoyable days of your life. In the days to come, you will turn its pages and recall happenings which otherwise would be forgotten. You will be reminded of teachers and classmates who otherwise would fade from memory. Yes, it is truly a store of treasured memories which will long be remembered. No other generation of youth in history has been confronted with problems more far-reaching than those of today. It is my hope that your experiences at Central will help you to meet these problems and that you will accept your responsibilities both to yourself and to your fellow man. Signed 6 ff W K Q,- an Faculty ... Qs-1-Q-bg -, -,Q 'X A - -1 f Q s- S, sa. 6 x , X is '.'-iw! IAP! xv. . f 1 , f ,N- E 4' MR, THOMAS JACOBS MRS. I-IUGHOLENE OLDHAM English, Drivers Education English MRS. ELIZABETH CHAPLEAU MRS. ELIZABETH BOWEN English English English Department MRS . CHARLINE DURRETT Librarian I4 MR. JAMES LUNA MRS. VERBLE DULLINGER Distributive Education, Economics Social Science MR. ROBERT HARALSON MRS. OMA DIXON American History Guidance MRS. MATTIE OWENS School Secretary Social tudies MRS. LOUISE KAY MR. RAYMOND RUSSELL Home Economics General Building Trades MISS MELBA MONTGOMERY MRS. LOIS BRYANT Commercial Studies Cosmetology MR. JOE W. MARTIN Agriculture and General Science I6 Vocational Education MRS. MARY S. LUNA MR. JIMMY CHUMNEY Biology A Science, Mathematics ' S ,, - 3 5 ' I ljkff- 4- .Y :L j.,:f:,,,.N 5. + MR. JAMES TISDALE MRS. LANDIS ROSS R Science, Coach Mathematics, Latin Mathematics and Science MRS. REBECCA VAUGHAN Mathematics MR. DON WILSON MRS. PEGGY MASK Coach Girls Physical Education Physical Education and Music Teachers Aides MR. JOE SILLS Band Director MRS. ANITA BROOKS MOM MRS. DON WILSON MRS. SUE VINCENT QQQ X MISS ELTA DORRIS MRS, DOYLE WILLIAMS 1 MRS. JANE DANIELS Classes STUDENTS! The Most Important Element of Any School Ricky Wilhite. . . . . . . . .Vice-President Mike Hazlegrove . . . . .... . President Carol Fulghum . . . .Secretary Sue Peacock . . . . Reporter Carolyn Cole . . . . Treasurer Sponsors Mrs. Elizabeth Bowen Mrs. Hugholene Oldham 20 Seniors In each of us there is a sadness for what we leave behind as well as joy for what lies ahead. As we look back over the four years, we see ourselves as high school students--students who have most of all enjoyed the friendships of each other. As Seniors, we have enjoyed the prestige and power of being Seniors. Early in the year we received our rings, ordered invitations, and received our pictures. Now we look toward grad- uation, and our diploma, the key to a Senior's futureg then after graduation, we will part to go our separate ways. BILLY MICHAEL HAZLEGROVE Football 1 ,2,3,45 Basketball 1 ,45 Beta Club 2,3545 Sec 45 Booster Club 15 FTA 2,3,45 World Affairs 45 Student Council 2,3,45 Science Club 2, 3,45 Class Officer 1,2, 3,45 Pres. 1,2,3,45 Class Representative at U. T. 3. RICHARD ENGLISH WILHITE Football 1,2,3,45 Journalism 2,3,45 Pres. 35 Paper Staff 2,3,45 Bus. Manager 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Science Club 2,3,45 Pres. 45 Archery Club 45 Class Favorite 1 ,2, 35 Vice- Pres. of class 2,3,45 Outstanding Youth 45 Mr. C. H.S. 4. EDWARD MILTON ARMSTRONG Basketball 2, 3,45 FTA 2,3,45 Science 2,3,45 Booster Club 15 Annual staff 2, 3,45 Bus. Manager 45 Assembly Committee 3,45 Chairman 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Vice- Pres. 4. RICKEY LYNN ARMSTRONG World Affairs 3,45 Science Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Band 3,4. CAROL CARRIER FULGHUM Basketball 15 Football and Basketball Cheerleader 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 1 ,2, 3,45 Sec. -Treasurer 45 FTA 1,2,3,45 Journalism Club 2,3,45 FHA 15 Booster Club 15 Science Club 3,45 Sec.-Treas. 35 Mag. Campaign l ,2,45 Class Officer 1,45 Annual Staff 4: Class Editor 45 Football Royalty 45 Girl's State Alternate 3. CAROLYN COLE Booster Club 15 Journalism Club 2, 3,45 Vice-Pres. 35 Pres. 45 FTA 1,2,3,45 Sec. 45 FHA 15 Science Club 2, 3,45 Office Staff 35 Band Majorette 1,2,35 Drum Maj- orette 45 Annual Staff 2,3,45 Class Officer 2,3,4: Rep 25 Treas. 3,45 Assembly Committee 25 Inside C. H.S. 45 Stu. Coun. 45 Most Outstanding Drum Major Tobacco Land Marching Spectular Mayfield, Ken. 5 Who's Who 45 Most Versatile, Most Likely to Succeed. SUZANNE MARIE PEACOCK Football and Basketball Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Booster Club 15 Journalism Club 2,3,45 FTA 2,3,45 FHA 45 Science Club 2,3,45 Mag. Camp. 35 Stu. Coun. 45 Class Sec. 3,45 Class Rep. 45 Band Queen 35 Class Favorite 35 Foot- ball Royalty 4. JANICE KAYE ADAMS Booster Club l,3,45 FHA 15 World Affairs 2,3,45 VICA 4: Clinic Committee 2. REVEL GAIL BRISENDINE FTA 2,3,45 Science Club 2, 3,45 Booster Club 15 Jour- nalism Club 2, 3,45 World Affairs 2,35 Office Staff 3,4, FHA1. BRENDA JEAN BRYANT World Affairs 45 FHA 15 Assembly Committee 4. LUSHOIS EDMON BURNETT Booster Club 3,45 Vice-President 4. DAVID FORREST BLACK Football 2,3,45 FFA 1,2, 3,45 Reporter 45 DECA 35 Football Co-Captain 45 All Vol. Conference 4. 5 or l WILLIAM THOMAS AVENT Agriculture 15 VICA 3,45 Pres. 4. BRENDA MARICE BISHOP Basketball 1,25 Ass't. Manager 35 Manager 45 Booster Club 15 FTA 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,35 Reporter 45 World Affairs 1,2,3,45 Reporter 45 Office Staff 1,2,3,45 Sci- ence Club 2,3,45 Assembly Committee 3,45 Sec. 4. WILLIAM RUDY CLEEK Basketball 35 VICA ' A DORRIS MARIE CONNOR FHA 2,45 Spanish Club 45 Ashland High School, Ash- land Miss. Gym Assistant. l BOBBY JOE DAVIS Football 1: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Booster Club 1,2,3,4: Science Club 2: World Affairs 3,4: Secretary-Treasurer 3,4: DECA Club 3,4: DECA State Convention 3. Q y ANNA CLAUDETTE DEMING FHA 1,2,3: Booster Club 1,25 FTA 2, 3,4: Spanish Club 3,4: Secretary 4. GORDON DEAN EUBANKS FTA 2,3: World Affairs 2: Journalism Club 3,4: Vice- President DECA 4: DECA 3,4: Band 2, 3: Booster Club 2. JAMES THOMAS FARRIS FFA 1 ,,2, 3: TI 4: Secretary 4: Delegate of State FFA Convention 2. TERRY EARL DENTON Football 1 ,2: Basketball 1: Booster Club 3,4: Library 2: World Affairs 3,4: FTA 3,45 Band 1,2,3: Stage Band 1, 2, 3: West Tennessee Solo and Ensemble Contest 1 , 2, 3: Most Improved Bandsman 2: Outstanding Bandsman 2. SANDRA IONA DESBIEN Basketball l,2,3,4: Journalism 1,2,3,4: Sec. -Treas. 4: FTA 1,2,3,4: Treas. 4: Science Club 2,3,4: FHA 1: Band l,2,3,4. VAN THOMAS DURRANCE Chester County High School Football 1 ,2, 3: Baseball Manager 3: Vice-President Biology Club 2: DECA 4: H Club 2,3. NELL MARIE EARNEST FHA 1: World Affairs 3,4: Booster Club 2,3,4: Spanish Club 4. MAYBELLINE FORBES Allen-White School 1,2g Basketball 3: FHA Club 3. THOMAS STANLEY GIBSON WILLIAM RAY GRANTHAM FFA 4. SANDRA JO GRANTHAM Middleton High School: Science Club 2,33 FHA 1,2,4 DECA 3g Booster Club 4. JOHN WAYNE FERGUSON Basketball 3. NANCY JO FLOWERS FTA 1,2,3,4q FHA 1: Clinic Staff 3g Beta Club 45 Sci- ence Club 3,4. A 2-:Lg sg LINDA JOAN GRAVES FHA 1. WILLIAM DUANE HAMMONS Football 1 ,2, 3,41 Basketball 1: Booster Club lp Science Club 3,45 World Affairs 3,4g Vice-President 35 Pres. 4: Future Teachers of America 3,4g Assembly Committee 3. ' HELEN ELIZABETH HARDIN Glee Club 2: FHA 1 ,2,4g Junior Talent Show winner: Talent Show 3, 4. JACKLYN ANN HARTER FHA lp Spanish Club 2,3, 4g Reporter 49 FTA 2, 3,45 Li brary Club 4: Band l,2,3,4. LINDA FAYE HOWELL Booster Club lg FHA lg FTA l,2,3,4g Science Club 3,4g A Beta Club 2,3. SARAH JACKSON Basketball 2: FHA 1 ,2,3: DECA 4. EUGENE MICHAEL HENRY Football: Archery Clubg Booster Club lg Vice-President of Archery Club. SHEILA LEA HILL FHA 1,2,4g DECA 35 Booster Club 4: Majorerte l,2,3,4 TOMMY S. HINDMAN FFA 45 World Affairs 2: Trades and Industries 3. WILLIAM VINCENT HOOPER FFA 2, s,4. LARRY L. KING FFA 1,2,3,45 VICA 4. JOSEPH MACK KNIPPER Spanish Club 2, 3,45 Booster Club 45 Science Club 45 Clinic Staff 4. CONSTANCE LEA LAX Basketball 1,2,3,45 FTA 1,2,8,45 Journalism Club 2,3 45 Science Club 2, 3,45 Vice-President 4: Beta Club 45 Glee Club 25 Band l,2,3,45 Vice-President 25 Sec. - Treas. 45 Library Club 35 FHA 15 Student Council 3,45 Class Favorite 1 ,35 Girl's State 35 Homecoming Queen 4: Majorette 1,2,3,45 Captain 45 Miss Centraleer Court 3: Miss C.H.S. 4. ROBERT ALLEN LEATHERS Basketball 15 Football 2, 3,45 Science Club 2, 3,45 World Affairs 3, 45 FTA 3,45 Sargeant at Arms 35 Queen of Womanless Beauty Contest 3. PATRICIA ANN JONES Booster Club 15 Library Club 1,2, 3,45 President 4: FHA 1,2,45 FTA 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Office Staff 15 Band 2,3,4. JUDIANN KELLER Booster Club 15 FTA 25 Science Club 2,3,45 Library Club 1,25 FHA 15 Journalism Club5 Junior Degree5 Glee Club 25 Beta Club 2,3,45 President 45 Centraleer Staff 2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,4. JAMES LESTER MCALPIN JUDY DIANNE MCANALLY Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Reporter 45 World affairs 3,45 Clinic Staff 35 Gym Assistant. THOMAS WILEY MCCLENDON Band 1,25 FFA 1,2,3,4g Reporter 33 Beta Club 39 Na- tional FFA Livestock Judging Team. it ,..1 SUSANNE MCCOY FHA lg FTA 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 2,3,4g President 35 Science Club 2, 3,4g World Affairs 3: Journalism Club 1,2,3,4g Paper Staff2,3,4: Quill and Scroll 3,4g Boos- ter Club 2,3: Library Club 1 ,2g Best-Spirited Bandsman 2. JAMES DONALD MOORE Football 43 FFA 1 , 3,45 Vice-President FFA 4. RI TA ANN MOORE FHA 1: Booster Club 3,4: World Affairs 3,4: DECA 3,4g Spanish Club 4. GLENDA PEARL MCKINNIE Booster Club l,2,3,4: FHA l,2,3,: World Affairs 2,3 4. SANDRA GAYLE MARCUM FTA 3,4g FHA 1,25 World Affairs l,2,3,4: Science Club 25 DECA 3,45 Historian. WILLIAM RICK EY MA THIS World Affairs 2, 3,43 Sec. -Treas. 35 Science Club 2, 3 4: Booster Club 2,3,4: Sergeant at Arms 3: Program Committee 4. DEAN EDWARD MOORE DECA 3,43 Parliamentarian 4g DECA Int. Vice-Pres. QMemphis Techy 33 Band 1,2,3,4g Stage Band 3,4. BARBARA LOUISE NELMS Beta Club 3,4: Booster Club 1,2: Library Club 2, 3,4: FHA 1,2,3,4: Sec. 3: Pres. 4: Sub. -Regional Pres. 4: State Degree 3: Paper Staff:Assistant Editor 3,4: Science Club 2,3,4: Sec. 4: Basketball Cheerleader 4: Jour- nalism Club 2,3,4: Quill and Scroll 3,4: FTA 1,2, 3.4: Sec. 3. LOIS NEWSOME FHA. PATSY NUCKOLLS Spanish Club 2,3,4: Pres.: FHA 4: Library Club 1,2,3: Sec.: Vice-Pres. 4: Booster Club 1: FTA 1,2: Gym As- sistant 4: Cheerleader. TERESA CROSS OWENS Basketball 1 ,2,3: Booster Club 1,2: Science Club 2: World Affairs 2, 3: FHA 1 ,2: Journalism Club 2: Gym Assistant 4: Who's Who 2. CURTIS WAYNE MORRIS World Affairs 1 ,2, 3,4: Sergeant at Arms: Booster Club 1,2,3,4: Vice-President: DECA 4: Archery Club 4. PHYLLIS ANNETTE NAYLOR FHA 1,2,4: DE 3. NANCY IUANITA PARDUE Booster Club 1: FHA 1,2: DECA 3,4. KAY FRANCES PETTIGREW FHA 64-65-66: Booster Club 64: Clinic Staff 66: Sci- ence Club 66: World Affairs 66: FTA 66-67: Library Club 67: Captain Magazine Campaign in Home Room 64. JERRY PEVAHOUSE 49 MARY FRANCES PIERCE Fl-IA 1 , 2 , 3. 1.1 ,. ,. V ff .1 ,- sy HELEN MARIA REYNOLDS FTA 3: FHA 1,2g DECA 3,4g Library Club 2,33 Library Staff 2,35 Booster Club 1 ,4. NANCY KAY ROARK Future Homemakers of America 1 ,2,4: World Affairs 4. SHARON ANN POINDEXTER FHA 1,25 World Affairs Club 3,43 Clinic Staff 3,4. MARY DIANE PULLIAM Booster Club 1,23 FTA l,3,4: FHA 1,2: Library Club 35 Spanish Club 3,41 Clinic Staff 1,2g World Affairs 2. AMELIA ANN PYLES FHA 1,2,4: Talent Show 2,3,4. PEGGY DELL RAINEY FHA 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Science Club 2g World Affairs 3,44 Spanish Club 3,4. JOHN G. SAIN FFA 1,2,3,4g v1cA 5. SANDRA FA YE SAIN Booster Club 1,2,4: FHA 1,2,3g World Affairs 4: Clin- ic Staff 3. KENNETH EUGENE SAVAGE FTA 1,2,3g Band 1,2,31 Science Club 1,2gWor1d Af- 1' fairs 3,45 DECA 4. MICHAEL TERRY SHEARIN FTA 2,3,4g Pres. 4g Science Club 2,3,4g Archery 4g Band 1,2,3,4: Vice-Pres. 4. BRENDA JEAN ROWLAND FHIA 1,2,4: Spanish Club 3. MARTHA ANNETTE RUTLEDGE FHA 1 , 2 , 3. PEGGY JEAN SHERWOOD Booster Club 43 Journalism Club 4g Paper Staff 4g Clinic Staff 4g Library Club 4g Library Assistant 45 Collierville FHA 1,25 Band 1,21 Majorette 2. GARY DOLES SHIELDS Spanish Club 3: DECA 3,4. CHARLES ROSS SIMMONS FFA 1,2,3,4:DECA 3: Sentinal of FFA 3: Pres. 4: Sergeant at Arms of DECA 3: Second place in West Ten- IICSSSC COUIOD growing contest. DONNA JEAN SMITH FHA 1963-645 Booster Club 64-65: Spanish Club 64-65: World Affairs 65-66: DECA 65-66: Clinic Staff 65-66. BRENDA SHERRY TAYLOR Middleton, SAC Club 2, 3: Classical Club 1,2,3: Rep. 3: Student Council 33 National Honor Society 35 Tiger- ette Staff 35 Bolivar, Booster Club 43 Miss Middleton 35 Class Historian 3. MAEVA SUE TENNYSON FHA 1: Booster Club 43 Band 1,2,3. BETTY LOIS STACK FHA lg World Affairs 3,43 Booster 3,4. BETTY JEAN STANLEY FHA 1,25 Booster Club 1 ,4g World Affairs Club 1,4. SANDRA FAYE STANLEY Future Homernakers of America 1 ,2: DECA 3,4. JANIE SUE STEWART FTA 1,2,3,4g World Affairs 1,2,3,4: FHA 1,21 Booster Club lg DECA 3,43 Pres. 4: Reporter for Class 13 Clinic Staff lg Most Outstanding Girl 4. WILLIAM EARL TROUTT Beta Club 2, 3,4: Historian 4: FTA 1,2, 3,4: Journalism Club 2,3,4: Annual Staff 3: Paper Staff 3,4: Assembly Committee 2: Science Club 2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: His- torian 2: Vice-President 3: President 4: Stage Band 1,2, 3,4: Outstanding Bandsman 2: Boy's State Alternate: Quiz'em ON The Air 3: Who's Who 4: Most Likely to Succeed. IAMES GRANVILLE VAUGHAN Annual Staff 2, 3,4: Editor 4: Band 1,2,3: Quill and Scroll 3,4: Pres. 3: Beta Club 2,3,4: Treasurer 4: Sci- ence Club 2, 3,4: FTA 1 ,2, 3,4: Assembly Committee 4: Boy's State Delegate 3: Who's Who 4: Most Versatile TONY MICHAEL VINCENT Band 1,2,3,4. BURTON WOODROW WALLER, JR. FTA 1,2,3,4: Treasurer 3: Journalism 2,3,4: Spanish Club 3: Science Club 2, 3,4: Glee Club 3: World Af- fairs 2: Beta Club 2, 3,4: Vice-Pres. 4: Paper Staff 3,4: Editor 4: Quill and Scroll 3,4: Band 1 ,2, 3,4: Historian 3: Boy's State 3: Quiz'em On the Air 3: Assembly Com- mittee l: Mag. Campaign Manager 4. BETTY ANN THORNTON FTA 1,2,3,4: Library Club 2,3,4: Pres. 3: Band l,2,3, 4: Librarian 2,3,4: Quill and Scroll 4: Sec. 4: Journal- ism Club 4: Central Hilites 3,4: FHA 1,2: Junior De- gree: Outstanding Bandsman 3. ROBERT LYN THOMAS GBT 3: DECA 2,4. THOMAS HAROLD WARR Football 2,3: Manager 4: Basketball Manager 4: Span- ish Club 3,4: Archery Club 4: Booster Club 4: Science Club 4: Sec. Spanish Club 3: Vice-Pres. Spanish Club 4: Junior Representative at the University of Tennessee. MIKE WAYNE WEATHERSBEE Science Club 3,4: World Affairs 3,4: Parliamentarian. CHARLES TERRY WHARTON FFA 1 , 2, 3. BARBARA DELL WHIM LEY Booster Club 1 , 2: FHA 1 , 2, 3: Magazine Campaign 1 . WILLIAM CBUTCHJ DAVID WILSON Football 1,3,4g Manager 2: Annual Staff 2,3,4g Sci- ence Club 2, 3,4: Journalism Club 2, 3,41 Vice-Pres. 4: Quill and Scroll 3,4g Pres. 4: Archery Club 4: Ser- geant at Arms 2, 3. CHARITY E. WOODS Spanish Club: Attended Bolivar Industrial School. GEORGE WAYNE WIGGINS DECA Club 3: Booster Club 4. TERRY WAYNE WIGGINS DE 3. JAMES ISAAC WILLIAMS Basketball 2. WILMA ANN WILLIAMS Band 2,3,4g Fl-IA l,2,3: Spanish Club 3,43 FTA 3,4 World Affairs 3. ,nxeiQ m ff E fl :Qi UU' . ,,,, -9 MQ .. - mf Q af K 4 jf www ' 55231 'EJ' N x up i C ga fb.: ,. x f A' aw w - J n i? ' R , , M .+V w fm 'i Q? nf? - ff Us 1 xl 5 'e K gi 3, , W 9 13 1-L' x 'W L ., ,ff , .5 R Q Q H X K, , S gg K GQ s ,+I . 1 ! A Senior's life is a varied one and calls for many places. A day begins with check period, and then ranges from physics, adv. math, even to the work on a research paper. It is not an easy life, but is a time of accomplishment. In the end, though, is the satisfaction of the senior ring and the knowledge that the halls will be empty without us. Lowe McManus - President Judy Howell - Treasurer Judy Stallings - Reporter Nancy Dunn - Secretary Ted Kirksey - Vice-President Sponsors Mrs. Mary Luna Mrs. Elizabeth Chapleau 36 Juniors The junior year is one of great responsibility, and even more, one of much activity. There are so many things to do, and so little time to do them--the Junior- Senior Banquet, the Talent Show, the Christmas Choir, and then classwork. This year's junior class has had capable, hard working leaders who have done a great job. Because of their leadership and the guidance of our two sponsors, we have found time to have fun and be the jol1y jun- iors we truly are. Cathy Armstrong Georgia Avent Sherry Avent Waits Avery Mary Kathrine Baker Mike Baker Patricia Bartholamew John Blshop Mary Bolden Don Bowen Frances Boyd Roy Boyd Kim Breeden Bonnie Brown Doug Brown Phillip Brown Mike Bryant Ricky Carver Rosa Cavazos Jerry Cole Joe C013 ' Annette Coulee Jeraldine Crowley Manon De Berry Bobby Doles David Dgleg Forrest Doyle James Doyle in X Nancy Dunn Frankie Earnest Robert Emerson Jimmy Eubanks Bill Fawcett Patricia Ferguson Gracy Fulton Larry Garrett Barbie Golden Nancy Golden William l-Ialiburton Malvin l-lannis Dlanne Harris Gall Harms Sandra Harter Vonda Hazelgrove C11fford Hess Brenda Holder B111 Howell Judy Howell Nancy Howell Scott Howard Dora Hudson John Hyman Danny Jackson Lynn Jackson Tom Jackson Danny Jacobs Dianne Jacobs Willie Kelley Vergie Kiestler Ann King David King jean King Ted Kirksey Betty Knight Gary LRX Bobby Leathers Mary Ann Leathers Penny LeNoir Charles Lipford Larry McCarver Patrice McIntyre Rayford McKee Emily McKee Brenda McKinnie Lowe McManus Margarita Meszarous Elizabeth Mills Janice Milstead Jerry Moore Paul Moore , I , Qicky Moore b Susan Mumford Art Muse Gwendolyn Norment Sammy Nuckolls Johnny Overton Stanley Parker Paulette Peters Carolyn Pevahouse Johnny Phillips Beverly Pierce Larry Price Lovine Rivers Doug Ross Barry Russell Ronnie Russell Douglass Shearon Judy Simmons George Sinclair Judy Sisco .fa-ff Alfred Stack Judy Stallings Evelyn Sullivan Janice Stack Carolyn Tate Barbara Taylor Mary Taylor Linda Thornton Linda Ubelhor Jerry Vaughan David Vincent Carl Watson Steve West Blake White Jerry Wiggins Levourn Wiggins Sandra Wiggins lames Williams Bonnie Worley Paul Yarbrough Janie Yates Donna Young Margaret Young Clyde Dellirlger Robert Newson Juniors work hard, play with all their energy, and help at anything which benefits the school-- there's always that spaghetti supper. l Ianet Warr - Treasurer Mike Kirksey - President Donna Doyle - Vice President Betty Lax - Secretary Barbara Desbien - Reporter Sponsors Mr. Robert Haralson M.rs. Verble Dullinger 44 Sophomores Years, like stories must have beginnings. Ours had its start on August 24 when the sophomores reported to the gym to elect officers. With the help of our sponsors, our class was organized and we were ready for the various activities of the school year. Our second year at Central found us more at ease. School life took on a new importance for us since more of us were participating in clubs and sports. As the year went by, we grew both physically and mentally. Some say the sophomore year is a letdown--we know better. -I ' ' L E 1 4 Q4 s 'mf Qu 'lun X Darol Faye King James King Mike Kirksey Betty Lax Tomas Leon Maerene Majors Joyce McA1pin Tommy McAna11y Ann McC1endon Faerene McClintock 'ony MCLQIOY Mark McManus Brenda McA1pin Mike Malone Brenda MayFie1d lv I fi' .V 'J aci Meszaros Mabel Miller Johnny Moore Debbie Neiderstadt N-2111Cy Nelms Jane Nuckolls Terry Nuckolls Kathy O'Conner Mike Owens David Pipkin 13 -fc: . Q3 R- X. V f fa, M X - .45 U Y 2 Q, 17 -.f ing, ff, 5 .d lv 6? Qi, - as 'P ' ia , fx E Buddy Nelrns - Reporter Joe Mclntire - Secretary Alex Delgado - Vice-President Sponsors Miss Melba Montgomery Mrs. Landis Ross 50 Roger Ervin - President Don Wilson - Treasurer Freshmen One Hundred Fifty strong we entered Central High School, proud of the fact that we were no longer ele- mentary but very conscious that we were freshmen and still a bit green. We began by learning our way around this very large building. We naturally forgot many of the things which we had been told and learned the rules and regulations the hard way. In time, however, we learned the daily routine and began to feel that we were a part of Central. Our freshman year has come to an end, but the wonderful 'experience of high school life has only begun We look forward with anticipation to the coming years. Avent Randy Ayers Billy Baker Brenda Barker Edward Basden Beth Beshires Si, M6 W? 'Y Breeden Billy Brock Mary Jean Brooks Judy Bryant Burnerre Brenda Campbell Leon Campbell Debbie Carver irin Childress Dwayne Cleek Butch Cole Doug Crouse Barbara Dacus Lee Davidson Belinda Davis Diane Davis Steven Derryberry Ai' ' .. 12 Mike Buchanan Connie Burks Carol Chambers Shelia Chandler Mary Ann Crump Jackie Culver Alex Delgado Earl Dellinger Don Duel 51 J 52 1 , Dora Doles Beth Eastham Roger Ervin Tony Ervin Cathy Eubanks Gary Fish 36 .Va ai A R. A. Fish Udell Fitzhugh Vicki Frost Patricia Galigher Brenda Garrett Linda Glover Willie Golden Janet Goodrum Ronnie Graham Mary Louise Gray Judy Hammons Ray Hammons Vanessa Hodge Gary Howell J. D. Howell Patricia Howell Pam Jackson Ann Jacobs Donna Jacobs Wayne Ieters Mike Jeters Bill Jipping Mike Jordan Patti Jean Kiestler Barbara King Iaunita Kirk 4 B 5 i rtuart King Wanda Klimeki Brenda Knipper Eddie Knipper Darliene Lambert Richard Lambert .L '4 A faaa V X' ' 5 ii adaa Eady Laughlin Patsy Leathers Bobby Lipford Randy Lipford Forest Lowrance Terry McA1phin .reddie McAna1ly Pansy McAna11y Jo McAnu1ty Glenda McCarver Tommy McCarver Carolyn McGarrah A r ' nb? .. ' 'fr-F T A . mmm- we Mclntire Carolyn McKee Diane McKee Rita McKinnie Linda Maxwell Mike M0013 Yvonne Moore Betty Morris Lanny Morrison Charles Moss Mike Moss Ronnie Murry Ronnie Naylor Buddy Nelms if f '-ei' ,. .. S ,,- ,. .af all ag SZ ,1A W .. Q V K w H f y' Reba Newman Charles Newsome Gordon Newsome Judy Oliver Danny Palfreeman Timmy Parsons emsgerew' Q iw he Fw Mary Ann Peppers Lowell Peters Carol Phillips Terry Pierce Dwight Porter Carol Powell Wayne Russell Jerry Sanders Jimmy Sanders Willie Sanders Clifford Sharp Debbie Shields X x Jane Siler Mabel Sisco Carolyn Smith Randy Smith Robert Smith Sharon Smith Sheila Sparks Larry Stack Nell Sterling Mike Stewart Dottie Sullivan Bemis Thacker Dottie Thornton Bill Ti gner Vandiver Brenda Vaughan Loulana Vaughan Ramona Vaughan Tommy Vaughan Debbie Vincent Sammy Webster Janet White Richard Wiley Cindy Wi1lia1'I1S DOH Wilson Mary A1111 Wi1SOI1 Bobby Woods Gary Worley James Worrell Mary Jo Worrell Glenn Yarbrough Carey Young E . N 1 Patricia Young Steve Young . 55 H .aa C 'XX 'Yu 5??l?gQ,'g9 wg -W ! fw -. if e I 0,4 f-,su Hmmm ' 'Q' as ,V fxe-ff F r ,, ,, . S.. 'gif 4 ww 5 A -xr X -ut ,x f 'Wa J wt '7 ig' Z R Y as ,pa f 31 N wr . ,ww ,.1i e Features Features The Wh0's Who Of Central High ode .:.'A-:-1' 7 .A . ,f . , Haag. P , hug: h E 'V 1 F, 1, - M .. ' lg. .Q U 4- j 1 X I I -If , . ,. R . , X . V I I , 'e L 1 ' ' ul K 53 r J' 5 I Je, 4 ,.t' 1 912 X x 4 NK if . l.., A x .MS E55 -Z :Q if Q SLM. ., Q. ..,.. 4, f X 8:1335 , . ,tw QE ' ,N , . . haw. W Most Likely to Succeed BILL TROUTT CA N C E Most Versatile JIMMY VAUGHAN CAROLYN COLE Most Il1ltl3tlV6 Y A BA RBARA LMS Most Popular BLAKE WHITE SUE PEACOCK Most Beautiful CONNIE LAX - Most Beautiful Most Handsome RICKY WILHITE - Most Handsome Most Studious JIMMY VAUGHAN CAROLYN TATE Qtr, Most Courteous BOBBY LEATHERS PATSY NUCKOLLS Most Co- operative BLA KE WHITE CAROLYN COLE Most Dependable BILL TROUTT SU EACOCK 1 t Best Athlete l I DAR Award l BARBARA NELMS JIMMY VA UG HA N Girls' Stat' CONNIE LAX, CAROL FULGI' Boys' Statf JIMMY VAUGHAN, WOODY WAL BILL TROUTT Best Personallt RICKY WILHITE CONNIE LAX Football R0 alt CONNIE LAX, Queen sun PEACOCK, 1st maid CAROL FULGHUM, 2nd maid FHA Beau CHARLES SIMMONS iss il, V5 e, M ii at Miss Centraleer Sue Peacock Connle Lax ancy Dunn onna Doyle F Nanette Breeden Class Favorites Betty Crocker Award Barbara Nelms 4 K- f- . Seniors -Ricky Wilhite, Juniors - Ted Kirksey Connie Lax if frm! if Judy Stallings Miss Centraleer Class Favorities Sophornores -Mike Kirksey Freshmen - Lanny Mor h D D yl Patsy Lear and Court 66 S e Peacock, Donna Doyle, Nanette Breeden Connie Lax Nancy Dunn Organizations f 4 1 1 1 1 l Clubs! -- The Activities Of All Students Of Any School , ll A x xx ,- 1 . C , J .Q - I g W Q A ,QL -T Q? , L Q i f . X i 5 at V X L, .. ,655 . -esyw , ' f--QEQSEYLJZEM ' 'L' xx I -S -f.?m+w:4 1' --1 fg xxx 5 X ,?, d.4 Q K .mn '1 ff 45 5.25 Q X E Y f , 2 f i SS, A. if 4 ,Q f -fu ,fig H P K, ,..wW Ar , I 5 I , Ni W .X , as A E -WW Xen 55'75 l25z11: 'i .QQQ A ..x.. K ,ag EDITOR....... ASSOCIATE EDITOR . . BUSINESS MANAGER . . CIRCULATION MANAGER COPY EDITOR ..... NEWS EDITOR . . SPORTS EDITOR . . SOCIETY EDITORS . . FEATURE EDITOR . . . STROLLING REPORTER . PHOTOGRAPHERS . . . TYPISTS. . SPONSOR . . . . Woody Waller . . . Barbara Nelms . . . Ricky Wilhite . . James Doyle . . . Betty Thornton . . Susie McCoy . . Clifford Hess . . .Penny LeNoir Judy Stallings . . Waits Avery . . . Lowe McManus . . .Bill Troutt Tim Sizemore . . Peggy Sherwood Linda Howell Mrs. John Oldham Central Hi-Lites Staff Qu by fl SCROLL o I 'J If you're interested in writing, or even getting your name in the paper, consult Mrs. Bowen, sponsor of the Journalism Club. Members exercise their writing abilities by submitting articles for the Cen- tral Hi-Litesg so one could usually blame them for the contents of a paper. All classes are eligible for membership in this club so come one, come all. Journalism lub President. . . Carolyn Cole Vice-Pres. . . Butch Wilson Secretary . .Sandra Desbien Treasurer Sponsor . . . Mrs. E. B. Bowen 70V J. , , . uill Sr Scroll President . . . . Butch Wilson Vice -Pres. . . . Milton Armstrong Secretary. . . . Betty Thornton Sponsor . . . .Mrs. Hugholene Oldham With pen in hand, We'll make our stand. For where there's a will There must be a Quill. Q Somew here'?J This is a typical example of the literature produced by members of the Quill and Scroll. Every year the club edits a school anthology consisting of outstanding poems written by students of Central. The Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for pro- motion of journalistic achievement. Students eligible are those in the upper one -third of the junior or senior classes who have served in some field of journalism for two years. Do you need to find a reference? Learn to set a table? Win a war? Pay a pesky fine? If so, ask any member of the Library Club. This club is composed of students who are trained to assist the librarian and students. The main event of the year comes at Christmas, when the Library Club honors the teachers and parents with a colorful party. President: Patricia Jones Vice-President: Patsy Nuckolls Secretary: Alice Holt Sponsor: Mrs. Charline Durrett Lib rar lub If you can manage to make an A or B on subjects such as Algebra, Chemistry, or even Physics, you deserve something. 'I'his is why there's a Beta Club. It tries to promote honesty, service, and leadership in students. There is also a chance of ob- taining a scholarship through the Beta Club. Some of its activities throughout the year are the publication of a school directory, the decoration of a Christmas tree, and attendance at the state convention in Nashville. President: Judiann Keller Vice-President: Woody Waller Secretary: Mike Hazelgrove Treasurer: Bill Troutt Sponsor: Mrs. Rebecca Vaughan Beta lub L .Q QM. rg, ,,.,w- W '4Sa 1 ,Mas W gg 456 E W za M ,.f as ff' Q, S iw., A w W f mv U , Z5 A5390 i f i X sz h m. -if xi -af: Science lub There were squeals of laughter com- ing from Room 15. As we peeked through the door, there was Barbara Nelms with her hair standing on end, electricity crackling from the ends. Strange? No. Just the Science Club meeting. This club, the Bio-Chem-Phy Science Club is designed to create a better understanding and interest in the field of science. Through information, programs and proj- ects, students learn of the practical as- pects of science. PRESIDENT . . . Ricky Wilhite VICE-PRES. . . . Connie Lax SECRETARY . . . Barbara Nelms SPONSOR . . Mr. Chumney Spanish lub President. . Vice-Pres. . Secretary. . Reporter . . Historian. . Sponsor . Mrs. Oldham's Spanish-Americans are real- ly Central High students who have either taken Spanish or already speak it. The Spanish Club's main activity occurs at Christmas when they sing carols in Spanish to shutins. The club also went to Memphis this year to see a Spanish play. This year's officers are: . Patsy Nuckolls . . . Tommy Warr . Claudette Deming . . Jackie Harter . Sandra Harter . . Mrs. Oldham ,Az- y A , no .S x . Q T5 V. Pt- Y 3 R.. vp, Q3 -, if X. X my Q - LA, T '- ', 545 4 9 g- . A 'iq 4 5 W, 5 A - - ly '55 'T wp...-,-.v-., -.' x w gf wwf A Q' M, e I N Q'-.W . ,Y Q--if.. ,i - - is? .,.x as Q fi ff' 56 M Y W-19 3593? .QS-53 xx 4 5' X Sail., LSI ,iii 5:-wus -- . iff , R45 , 1 3 5 What girl won't have to cook a meal, sew a straight seam, wash a pair of sticky hands, or arrange a room so it will be home? These are only a few of the things Mrs. Kay teaches each and every year. When school begins, the FHA'ers work and put together an exhibit at the county fair. After finishing their sewing projects, these girls model their outfits in a fashion show for the student body. The third year girls have a party twice a week, while the first and second year girls only cook Casseroles and breakfast. Our main event comes around Christmas when the annual Mother -Daughter Banquet is presented. During the night honors were given to our FHA Mother, Mrs. Kay Worley, and our Beau, Charles Simmons, For entertainment the Junior class presented a beautiful still life representation of the Christmas story. AW, 1:4 K 5 s ' R Q , v Q Q,-av President--Mike Bryant, Vice-Pres. --Diane Harris, Sec. --Donna Doyle, Sponsor--Mr. Tom Jacobs Archery Club Boosters lub Central could not do without the loyal members of i the Booster Club, who are al- ways ready to back up the other students in any taskthey try to do. I 1 The most recently organized club at Central is the Archery Club. It is a club, composed of nov- ice and intermediate archers, which is affiliated with the National Archery Association. The club offers an outlet for the tournament-minded archer and practice for the beginner. 80 President. . . . . . . . . . . .Waitstill Avery Vice-Pres. . Secretary. . . Treasurer. . Sponsor . . . . . Mike Henry . Margarita Meszaros . Carl Watson . .Mrs. Mask CENTRAL HIC? SCHOOL ' 2 ' 1 M Q K Q , L f -Q. ,, W Lv , M i , ll , 'ig H M543 A su, 4- , K x 3,3 .Lp 1 'N' ' ' L xx A kt +34 Nj ,qkwsw f V -L' sf f , 'M r Lffgllgf Xi 'N 'Q-'-ffi3'A'7Kfg9gi5'f1 ' . NIP L :ww 5' vw? v X - 'PA 1 Q- ' dpkg - f f Q . ' if ' 3' 'Q V ' 6 ' W' ,Q i x Gi ' ' Q maxim 3 gg, ' . ' L-as-fa ,y Q X ' H L 'vi A , 2 G95 Q 453' 5+ L . Y 1 31. . -A 2 H I.. wx if -L ' ' 'll-' '- wa Gzxw v. , -A 1+ L x -. -- . .M r f . ' . S yy 1.. iw--ni W wifi- - , ,H R .ii.2, an .v A VE Q. .. y y 1 4 ' , ti k H2 m 2 5 if i I E V ' iw - 6 Q, 5: ' f -K Q ' i N X L L 1 ' J V 1 - 'Y K Q-Qf 1 ' ziin s - ' Ns. fx -V i 4 if 1 , 'QQ 'rx w,vT 1 'kr ixigq Y V ..Z5,.H?: in X - gym . E143 ,, gg N Y r an ' .,f i 4 ff. 13 Qi ' +3 3 - ew, 1 A - x J Lia XB DECA DECA fDistributive Education of Americay is a national organization consisting of future leaders in mar- keting and salesmanship. All students enrolled in DE I and DE II are eligible for membership. DECA is an integral part of the DE program, highlighted by the re- gional, state, and national contests and the annual Em- ployer-Employee Banquet. Well planned meetings are often centered around guest speakers, the purpose of which is to prepare students for their role in the field of distribution. 82 OFFICERS OF DECA FOR 1966-1967 AT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ARE AS FOLLOWS: PRESIDENT . . VICE -PRES. . SECRETARY . TREASURER . HISTORIAN ..... REPORTER ..... SERGEA NT -AT -A RMS PARLIAMENTARIAN . SPONSOR . . . . . . . Janie Stewart . Gordon Eubanks . . Mary Taylor . . . Jerry Moore . . Sandra Marcum . . Nonda Hazelgrove . . . .Lynn Thomas Mike Bryant . .... Dean Moore . . Mr. James E. Luna The Trades and Industry course is in its sec- ond year at Central, and is going strong. Its pur- pose is to acquaint those interested with construc- tion and the aspects connected with the actual building process. These boys have proved to be a great help by constructing articles needed by the school. President. . . . . . . Bill Avent Vice-Pres. . . . . . . Bubba Breeden Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . Larry Price Sponsor . ..... . . Mr. Raymond Russell T811 ffice Staff Janice Milstead, Nancy Nelms, Gail Brisendine, Ann McC1endon, Janice Stack, Brenda Bishop, Jan- ella Brint. Ann Jacobs, Janet Warr, Sharon Poindexter, Laura Jernigan, Dorris Johns, Linda Hanna, Peggy Sher- wood, Mary Ann Peppers, Carl Watson, and Patti Keistler. linic Staff Assembl Committee This year's magazine campaign came to its usual successful conclusion under Mrs. Durrett's supervision. Rickey Wilhite and Woody Waller were school managers. They, together with Mike Sherrin and Jimmy Vaugh- an, the two top salesmen, were in Mr. Chumney's Physics class, which won the room prize. Mr. Jacobs, what are you doing with that ..... ? This group is given the responsibility of find- ing entertaining and interesting programs for the enjoyment of the student body in assembly every Friday. This year's committee has done a fine job for which they deserve recognition. Magazine Campaign I n The officers of the band are respon- sible for promoting leadership and main- taining discipline. Among their many re- sponsibilities are, presiding at band meet- ings, managing, the music library, and keeping a record of merits and demerits. Band President. . . . Bill Troutt Vice-Pres. . . Mike Shearin Secretary. . . .Connie Lax Historian . . . Carolyn Tate Librarian. . . . Betty Thornton Drum Majorette. . . . Carolyn Cole fl V r This year's band wishes to show their appreciation to Mr. Joe Sills. Only through his time and effort has the band come to be the fine organization that it is today. . With him everyone has pulled together to make this the best band that there ever was at Central. The drum majorette for this year is Miss Carolyn Cole. She has contributed greatly to the Band's success and has shown her own ability by winning the Drum Major Award at the Tobaccoland Festival in May- field, Ky. Major Here is the glamour and sparkle of the band. These are the year's majorettes whom you have seen of the front line. They are: Judy Howell, Connie Lax, fHead Majorettej, Manon DeBerry, Sandra Street, Vonda Hazelgrove, Shelia Hill, and Debbie Vin- cent. ettes fx fa , ' x ' Qx f - vm?-fN i: G54 A19 fx?-X ffmfx 'vw 'NF' , , Ai 2 mf M N Q1 -mai? w ym-w E2 ' vii 'b ,-E3 Q ff- wf f .s fsmig J. .E n iii . ,165 w 4- 4 yx iq W Q V5 gtg' Jian Q5 if v F J Y w'g.'s 1 ,J I fix fl arg S32 5 . , 1.- FQ-f' 1 f L M ,pug 1 'E an --1'-1 . :mv J r ,.,, X SNA W? V ' 'mf 15:3 : QE? 'if ,M Af m 'ww NNN, .Y ima' Arm N i LP af' fa 5 ,L ?, FW Q PK xg -,Z- Q 6..L L,1.- Vfff5lFf'T57!?'i5- V iv ,, M. . X. 1 :mx sa. :tr azfw -Q.-Mi-iikw 1:6 iv l il-3 :Ss 5,3151 :-s::- iuiis 1 N. , N ' 1 we zz:-is, Q 3:5551- gl '. N34, gs L , 1 - .,wE , --h,,, A X if W -T-1 L li . , ffgmfx W in . A X Q 1 Q- VK Simi, li ' Ti I 0. ff : V 1 ' if - if ' X I e . X Q Q 1 S QS Q I 1 - f -- Q , ff-ff' K x, . gf .E V K K. in x 4 N 4 :iw 1 -,V X z ii fp iq? X QE? if , ,. 4 - QE M ' K -. ,A 'Y W V 9 X .h A I . .1 , K as Xi kxhk F Ls! f' Q ,b is - Q gg iff. . x 2 4 'F' S M ag A L i S Q 5+ f 5 1115 I Q V, ,ic I . veg S ,A 1 WF! Ssf X Q 'Y iw 1966 Tiger Football quad Members of the 1966 Tiger Football Squad are: FRONT Lynn Jackson, Keith Stallings, and Scott Howard. ROW, Left to Right: David Black, Mike Bryant, Art THIRD ROW: Bill Fawcett, Blake White, Duane Ham Muse, Mike Henry, Charles Simmons, Mike Kirksey, mons, .Tim Vaughan, Larry Price, Don Bowen, Ricky Bobby Leathers, Barry Bryant, and Tommy McAna1ly. Wilhite, Mike I-Iazelgrove, and Mike Baker. Not pic- SECOND ROW: Butch Wilson, Roy Boyd, Ray Ham- tured: J. D. Moore, Clifford Hess, and Joey Keller. mons, Stanley Parker, Ronnie Russell, Ted Kirksey, M anagers John Hyman Joe Wheeler Tommy Warr Gary Cole Coach Wilson makes clear what heretofore has been vague. Without Mr. James Tisdale, our athletic program would not be what it is today. ln addition to his duties as assistant football coach, he coaches the basketball teams, both boys and girls. Under his guidance, our teams have had a successful season. Basketball at Central has become more important to everyone because of his fine leadership. Mr. Don Wilson completed his eleventh year as head football coach and athletic director at Central. Under his leadership the Tigers rolled to another winning sea- son. We are all indebted to him for his unselfish atti- tude in making Central a better school and are fortunate to have a man of his caliber as coach. Ex7w 'l'2!'a-4 i 9 . N s 5. L , E wg 5 . x ,Q ig. X - Q - ,, Q A fx s x - ' - ag 'A gy' ., I X X -, M ,J -Of js Qs: , ' K K . . 25 , 9 f 5 N... Q f A Qv- 3 - - - .' 1 ' ' in K ' 1 W' Q1 , ,C , V M N . t 1 L, K Xkkk . 5 K , W - 9 Sl- m 65 A A I S 3 j: ,A . , it NA 'I K '- E1 A! x Q '- Nw LL-' A ' 4 . ' V fi! am -1----qn.n-qp,-nq--- -sw SQ ,MRM gg if X , ww. W w, .X JfL9i 2Q,1x Q A I Q., Ima, - 4 ,., 7 . 11.1 J? fu ..--1.---. .W-... ewan-use--4.1 u . - 5 1 , j ,L V, ffgi H Mn 'xx I Tigers Smash Riverside l 33-6 Vaughan leads White on sweep The Fighting Tigers wracked up win number one of the '66 season, as they licked Riverside 33-6. The victory counted in the Volunteer Conference standings. Fullback Ricky Wilhite opened the Cheen Wave's scoring with a three yard burst y over tackle. The extra point attempt failed. ln the second quarter Wilhite scored i again on a short run to increase the Tigers' lead to 12-0. Just before the half, half- back Charles Simmons scored on a 10 yard run. Junior Blake White ran the extra point and the Tigers took a 19-0 lead to the dressing room. Central came on strong again in the last half. Wilhite scored on a 60 yard sweep and White closed out the Tigers' scoring in the last half on a 25 yard jaunt. Simmons ran the point after. The Tiger defense kept Riverside at bay most of the night, while the offensive A blocking was fierce. Simmons breaks up pass Mike Henry Ricky Wilhite Bobby Leathers J. D. Moore at t ,,.n. an , , 1 I S H 1 I 3 Sr, E Sr. FB Sr. G Sr. T l Tigers Fall to Owls 'ilhite dashes for yardage The Mighty Green Wave put up a hard fight against 11th-ranked Memphis Uni- versity School but fell 13-6. The Owls took a 6-O lead in the first quarter, and increased it to 13-0 midway into the second period. Quarterback Blake White put Central on the scoreboard just before the half on an 18 yard run. The second half was a defensive battle with neither team managing to score. The Tiger defensive played a fine game. 6-13 Leathers intercepts rt Muse Larry Price Ted Kirksey Blake White - E Jr. T Jr. T JI. 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This past year radio station WBOL again broadcast both Cen tral High football and basketball games. Each morning after a game, the fans listen to the tran- scribed replay of the game played the night before. Our thanks to the staff for their lively interest in and co-operation with Central High School. 45-12 Tigers Roll Over South Side 53-13 Hess and Moore move in for a tackle. The Tigers made it three victories in a row as they downed South Side 53-13. Halfback Charles Simmons paced the Green Wave with four touchdowns. Two of these were on 52 and 20 yard runs respectively. Fullback Ricky W ilhite scored twice for the Tigers, while quarterback Blake White and linebacker David Black each ac- counted for one touchdown. End Mike Henry kicked 5 extra points. The victory was Central's third in the Volunteer Conference without a defeat. Clifford Hess Don Bowen Mike Bryant Ray Harnmons Jr. Gr. Jr. End Jr. HB. Fr. I-IB. Homecoming Spoiled for Lexington White fakes opposition. The Mighty Tigers evened their record at 3-3 as they defeated the Big Red of Lexington, 9-0. Early in the first quarter, senior center and line- backer David Black broke through and blocked a Lex- ington punt. The ball rolled out of the end zone, and Central had a 2-0 lead. There was no more scoring until early in the fourth quarter. Then, quarterback Blake White and se- nior Mike Hazelgrove connected on a 60 yard touchdown pass play. White ran the extra point and the Tigers 1 walked off with a 9-0 victory. The alert Tiger defense recovered four Lexington fumbles. Three Tigers cage foe itanley Parker Roy Boyd Mike Baker Tommy McAnally F21 i'i ' 'r. Gr. Ir. Gr. Ir. T. Soph. End IOI Tigers Trounce Henderson 39-20 Wilhite dashes for end zone The Fighting Tigers won their fourth Volunteer Conference victory in a row with a 39-20 conquest of the Henderson Eagles. After trailing early in the game 7-0, the Tigers retaliated when Charles Simmons returned the kickoff 65 yards to the Eagle 20. Moments later, fullback Ricky Wilhite scored on a short run and end Mike Henry kicked the PAT, to tie the score. The Tigers went ahead minutes later on a short 3 yard burst by Wilhite. In the second quarter, Wil- hite notched his third TD of the night as he scampered 60 yards to paydirt. Henry con- verted and the Tigers led 20-7. However, Henderson rallied to tie the score 20-20 at the half. Central came on strong in the last half. In the third, Simmons and Wilhite each chalked up a TD. The last Tiger rally came when Tommy McAna11y stole an enemy pass and raced 55 yards to the goal line. 14-23 Savannah Halts Tigers The Green Wave's bid for the southern division title of the Volunteer Conference was put down as a hard-fighting Savannah team defeated the Tigers. Central's first touchdown was recorded when senior guard Duane Hammons recovered an enemy fumble in the end zone. End Mike Henry kicked the PAT. The Tigers final tally came on a yard run by halfback Charles Simmons. Henry again converted to close out the Tiger scoring. Muse snares pass Bill Fawcett Scott Howard Keith Stallings ww, . 1 T02 Ir. End Ir. HB. Soph. T. Greenwave Triumphs in Finale 44-13 The Central High Fighting Tigers closed out their 1966 campaign on a winning note as they crushed Mun- ,vw ford 44-13. The final record was 6-4. Halfback Ricky Wilhite led the Tigers with three touchdowns, while fullback Larry Price and haliback Charles Simmons each crossed the goal line twice, to account for Centra1's TD's. End Mike Henry kicked one extra point, and quarterback Blake Whit ran the other. 1-vb-1 White shows passing form McAna11y intercepts. Joe Keller Barry Bryant Mike KirkseY . X N A' , . f w H -' , pp- N1 i .'- ' 3 S 1 X X . 1 Y i Soph. T. Soph. End. Soph. QB. 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I., A Z . ' 1 I ! ' I w. F I V, ' by-vtfxxw XX xi 4 f , ' 1 lff',,5,k . ' ,Rini , .x N -' ' , CREEKMORES F0013 CENTER BOLIVAR, TENNESSEE COMPLIYVIEN TS OF WIMBERLE Y'S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP B livar Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF ELOISE SHOE STORE Name Brand shoes Ph ne 658-5262 NELM'S CHEVROLET 81 OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service Ph e 658-5331 COMPLIMEN TS OF BOLIVAR VAUGHAN LA UNDROMA T HARDWARE STORE Self Service Open 24' Hours A Day Loi Marlflgt St Ph 658 4361 Bolivar, Tenn. ROPANE BUTAN DIXIGAS DIXIE GAS COMPANY Ph ne 4 Boliv 658 3355 T GREEN E'S COMPLIIWENTS OF WELDING SHOP All Types of Welding and Machine Work X , Highway 64' East X I Fi 9.2 uf' . , Jai!! B l , T nnessee E w-5' .ffllaia Ph at 658-3257 Ph 658-3811 Boliv T HURST SHELL SERVICE STATION AND TIRE CO. BUBBER'S RESTAURANT Gates American T ires Batteries C OMPLIIMENT S OF Since 1936 202 W. Market St. Phone 658-3421 WARR'S VARIETY STORE Sealtest BOLIVAR DAIRY CO. Distributor Of Sealtest Food Bolivar Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF SASSER'S ESSO STATION Bolivar, Tennessee COMPLIMEN TS OF FROSTYLAND WILBUR DOYLE INSURANCE HOME BUSINESS AUTO Your Rexall Store Prescriptions--Cosmetics Candy Photo Supplies--Sundries School Supplies Gifts For All Occasions Good Health To All From Rexall HUDSON DRUG STORE COMPLIMENTS OF L UE Z TH E A T R E Bolivar Tennessee COMPLUMENTS OF FOSTER'S MOTEL Highway 64 West Bolivar Tennessee COMPLIMEN TS OF BAKER'S BODY SHOP Phone 658-3536 Bolivar, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS HOF ANNEVA'S BEAUTY SHOP Specializing In Permanent Waves And Hair Coloring Phone 658-3055 Bolivar Tennessee , , , MAXWELUS FOOD STORE 200 N. Main St. Bolivar, Tennessee Phone 658-5108 Choice Meats Quality Produce COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF BRYANT'S SHOE SHoP EADUR S oToR Shoes For The Entire Family LINES Bolivar Tennessee Freight Service Memphis-Bolivar-Lexington--Nashville COMPLUVIENTS OF FARMERS SERVICE STATION 704 W. 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Ice When It's Hot--Coal When It's Not HARDEMAN COUNTY SAVINGS BANK Hardeman County's Largest Prompt Courteous Service Always Ever Interested In The Progress Of The Community DARNELL MOTOR IT PAYS TO Buick, Pontiac, Rambler LOOK WELL GMC Trucks Sales and Service Frigidaire and Norge Appliances Phone 658-3341 DANNY'S BARBER SHOP PLEASING YOU PLEASES US Bolivar, Tennessee WO0D'S RADIO-TV SERVICE RCA Victor Radio 81 TV Whirlpool Appliances Phone 658-3842 207 N. Main B l U SALES AND COMPLIMENTS OF BOLIVAR DRUGS QBOLIVAR DRUGS! Phone 658-3300 BOLIVAR MILLING CO. DENTON CLEANERS Dry Cleaning and Pressing Fur and Wool Storage i Free Pick Up and Delivery Daily Phone 658-3681 Gene Denton, Owner COMPLIMENTS OF .l0HNSEY'S SPORTING Custom Grinding, Mixing and Shelling Charles H. Shackelford, Owner 44-7 No. Royal Street Complete Line Of Master Mix Feeds Jackson' Tennessee J BEST WISHES HARDEMAN GARMENT CORPORATION Bolivar, Tennessee COIVIPLIRIENTS OF COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF BROWN CLEANERS THOMAS 212 N6.Main HOTEL COURT Ph 658-3662 Bolivar Bl T FOR YOUR COMPLETE COMFORT BOLIVAR BAKERY ALL KINDS OF BAKED GOODS OUR SPECIALTY Phone 658-3217 Bl A f Q-if A T WHEELER RADIO PHILCO AND ZENITH ..... ..m.RADlO COAHJLIIVIENTS OF BOLIVAR AUTO COMPANY Owner A. Y. 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Ford and Mercury GENERAL HOME SERVICE GENERAL ELECTRIC New and Used Appliances - Toone, Tennessee 1264 Geiwell 4556 Summer Memphis Memphis I C COMPLIYMUZNTS OF BOLIVAR INSURANCE COMPUMENTS OF AND REAL ESTATE SUE'S BEAUTY SHOP AGENCY operators: sue and Barbara 205 W. Market Highway 64 Wes' Jack Sain--Owner Phone 653-3301 BROOKS AUTO SERVICE COIVIPLIMENTS OF Aummouvepans WEEMS FURNITURE And service AND APPLIANCES Phone 6585138 A HOME OF FINE FURNITURE B livar, T BOLIVAR PACKING CO. ounlry Home Meats Fresh Beef and Pork Produced By Hardeman County Farmers TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANT HOME OF BETTER FOODS We Serve Parties Clubs Banquets Phone 658-5568 B livar T BOLIVAR ELECTRIC COMPLIMENTS OF TAZ ENOCH DEPARTMENT INSURANCE AGENCY Bolle 1: fwasllig. COMPLIMENTS OF BOLIVAR NORTH SIDE BULLETIN-TIMES LUMBER COMPANY More Than1100 People Read Bolivar Tenn. The Bulletin Each Week WE PRINT EVERTHING BUT MONEY SPORTSMAN'S CENTER 560 East Market Boliva Tennessee Sales and Service Honda Motorcycles Mercury Outdoor Motors And Boats D. CANALE 81 COMPANY P. O. BOX 2652 DESOTO STATION MEMPHIS, TENN. TOPMOST BIRDS EYE NUGGET C OMPLIIVIEN TS OF COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Th-erefs A One and Only In Rcfrwhment, Too. COMPLIMEN TS OF INSTITUTIONAL FOODS P. O. BOX 2063 312 LAKE ST. PHONE 422-6571 JACKSON TENNESSEE COMPLIMENTS - OF WBOL 1560 COMPLIMENTS OF JERVIS CORPORATIUN COMPLIMENTS OF Kilgore Corporation TOONE, TENNESSEE The Names which appear on our advertising pages are the names of those who made our year- book financially possible. Perhaps you do not know that the price you pay for each yearbook is only about two thirds of the actual cost of that book. Each year the Centraleer Staff faces the problem of raising enough funds to make up that difference between the cost and the lower selling price. 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