Central High School - Cotton Boll Yearbook (Jackson, MS)
- Class of 1942
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' rw -+- NA N.- , E' 'I ' ' T ' ' r 3 ' 1 l 1 X 1 41 i 1 K x ' , w L PUBLISHED BY IILA55 CIF '42 CENTRAL I-IIEI-I SEHCIIIIL .JAI:I4SEIN, MISSISSIPPI V HU PATRICK E BILL BLIEIN ff? M2 XII' fp Wxw? WEE' I fm I .I A I 2 L 'Sf' J f IS I fCC5TTON Q 2 5 MISS PEARL SPANN The Senior Class of Central High School wishes to do more than merely honor the one to whom this annual is dedicated. We want to express our sincere thanks and gratitude to Miss Pearl Spann, who for many years has devoted her attention to the development of clean thoughts and ideals in the minds of the students. To one who knows that character means more than knowledge, the 1942 Cotton Boll is respectfully dedicated. 3 COTTON BOLL THEME Although the world is at conflict at present and the future is somewhat uncertain, we shall always be able to look back upon the glory and splendor which were ours at Central High School. In so many ways it is similar to life enjoyed in the historic South before the out- break of the Civil War. And now, as we are about to take our place in the world, we are reluctant to leave but will always fondly remember the happy and care- free days. As stories of the old South relate the grandeur of the time, so this book shall bring memories of the years spent at Central. NJ,,.-H 'x,r 'xnhh FVVN ,A ., xf 'S fl WN - ry , , ? xp ffm 3 'f V ' f 'lfxsdl 'fr' , , . f L I L1 ' 4269 f l A lg if ,,.,l Q- WL iffrlff -Q99 J X - My Ijlygz H, J 1 315 'u,,r...v if l 2t:1'i '?ST' 'VET lj' N L? il. . j'v'f,.!f Qu13rg!'.Tff' ' 'fu r I . 1' I 1 Q of wil 5 v - 'K A - in 'tqqll S ' V . 1141 x 'Q i ,.fQq'Q I 5,1 w My .n xl SSEQJ 175 5 'I .ln -',xx,:La'l:' l Na fi, 9 ji, r' L im 'E' rdf-:.w 1e y ff V 1, ., aes-4 ,- , gay' 1,ll1?,, ypf '.' 'X 5 iff' X f-. I K I ' L -534 U N W ,gllxj , F- mm 1 5,-Q.-9 'J G,- . 1. N H ,fav . Ig, W -1:QiL f ' 'fm' W .. 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Y i- SLE ' i W - , hi- Q-Q.- ki -'rrp --ae:-'Y ' A Q -1 , r ' 2 fig QR.: FEW f5'4Q,l, fx, ' wi ' 4' ' h -V--- fo' ' 3 :ix N- W ---- - . ,-. --N ----x . , u- ALMA MATER Gracious gifts, our Alma Mater, Showered with noble hand and true, Through the years have come to bless us Come with gen'rous love from you. Gifts of knowledge and of wisdom Guidance true ne'er failed us yet, Gifts of friendship and of comrades All our lives we'll not forget. Chorus: Alma Mater, still remember! Alma Mater, bless us yet. Grateful still, dear Alma Mater, Thee not one can e'er forget. We in our turn bring reniembrance, Lay our gifts at thy fair gate, Eoving thee with feeling tender Loyal still, in 1nem'ry wait, Wait thy blessings, Alma Mater, Living true to ideals dear, Bless the gifts we bring thee gladlyg Bless each one who enters here. li CITY COUNCIL WALTER A. SCOTT, Mayor A. F. HAWKINS, Commissioner R. M. TAYLOR, Commissioner I BOARD OF EDUCATION JOHN C. BATTE, President MRS. M. L. LEGLER B. B. McCLENDON E. D. KENNA T. W. CROCKETT I X., X 1' 1' ' ADMINISTRATION .' f , -' tfil, A',v I 1 ,O 1 f ff fi I '72 X!!! ,I If f ,f ' 'ff f' f 1 ,-' 1' f 4 'I .V ' . ,- A, , ff F. W. MCKEWEN I, Pupil Personnel Director X fo f X I ,f C X if f f' -,J xg I, DR. E. c. BOLMEIER f X fi of Director of Secondary ,f' H Educatzonf ' fffi' .f ff envy, .3 ,.' f -- ,f ,. I, U. z'K' X A -jglf Ad 'Z f' ,ff fi.: 'I 'lf' 1 1,11 .vffyil -,If X 4 f , ll, !'.lA Q fr ff X ,ff ff XKIRBY P. WALKER son Public Schools , . 1 f V. 3, VPP' .Aff ff , U , ,-If 1, 'I ' f . ,K X . 4.1 7, Superintevzdent of J ack- ,I 4 7 X fx - X .. L. H. WRIGHT yi- Business Manager f .1 X A:.,.i!f,A . . '- ' 39 ,fifzjglfl Z .-' ff' V: 14.1 ,4l17f,,. I 0, V. if X YV I 4' .- I f li., j I if , 1 V' X ,'4,? .- f . 1 !,- ,- ,'. f.. 1 1 J. L. ROBERTS Principal of Central High School -I FACULTY SERGEANT PERRY M. DIXON - - R. O. T. C. MRS. NEAL C. SULLIVAN - - Secretary to Mr. Roberts ELIZABETH HEARD - - Home Arts JUANITAANDERSON - - Commercial Department MARGARET MCFARLANE - - English ELOISE SEAY - ZOLA AVARA - Commercial Department Commercial Department LOUIS PULLO - - Band MAY FLETCHER - Science LUCILE EHLERS - Librarian C. B. WRIGHT -- - Vocational Department MANSEL IRVIN MAULDIN - - English-Journalisrn 9 FACULTY VIVIAN MARSHALL - LORENA CHANDLER - W. D. CALHOUN - JAMES BECKETT - MILDRED MOREHEAD - MRS. MINNIE D. SYKES MARGIE GIBSON - ELIZABETH LANDIS - ANNETTE JONES - MARGARET HUTCHISON ISABEL JOHNSTON - ANNIE LESTER - 10 Mathematics - English Manual Arts Mathematics - English - History - English - English - Sciences - English - Latin Mathematics FACULTY JAMES R. BARTON - ANNIE VERNON BRENT EMMY LOU PATTON - BEN W. TAYLOR - KATHERINE JACOBS - MARIE-ROSE TIZON - AUBREY RONE - MABLE CLARK - LEE TAYLOR STOKES ALVIN J. KING - LORENE SHARRON - HERBERT N. WORLEY - Mathematics and R. O. T. C. - Latin - English - History Girls' Physical Education - Foreign Languages - History - Home Arts - History - Music Commercial Department - Vocational Department ll SENIOR CALENDAR September 15, 1941 September 24, 1941 September 26, 1941 October October October October 3, 1941 - - - 6. 1941 - - - 7. 1941 - - - 10, 1941 - - October 23, 1941 - - October 24, 1941 - - October 29, 1941 - - November 7, 1941 - - November 25, 1941 - - - November 29, 1941 - - - December 4. 1941 - December 5. 1941 - - December 7. 1941 - - December 23. 1941 through January 5. 1942 - - January 23. 1942 - - 6, 1942 - - 16. 1942 - - 16. 1942 - - 1942 - - - 1942 - - - February 6, 1942 - February February February March 6. 1942 - March 13, March 26. April 3, 1942 - April 10, 1942 - April 17, 1942 - 'April 24. 1942 - May 2, 1942 - May 15. 1942 - May 29. 1942 - Once again we pass through the portals of learning. Outstanding seniors nominated for offices. First Football game of yearg Tigers defeat Hattiesburg. Cheerleaders and senior class officers elected. Fair parade heldg no holiday-oh, yeah ! I ! l Seventh period added to school day for hundreds of enthusi- astic students. School out for fairg a real holiday this time. Annual staff electedg promise best annual yet. First term endsg the first and worst. Annuals go on saleg thirteen sold first day. School gets own paperg first Tiger Talks published. Old South chosen by staff as annual theme. Last football gameg not a bad season after all. Gay Deceivers select officersg begin work on senior plays. Second term endsg sad because its bad. WAR ! ! !-more woes for Central beaus. Christmas holidays, why don't we do this more often? Third term endsg horrible but tolerable. Varsity Showg huge success. Annual deadlineg 610 yearbooks sold. Hy-Y celebrates twenty-fifth anniversaryg banquet and all. Patriotic students reluctantly??? allow the draft registration to interfere with their school work. Fourth term ends, low. the report cards show. M.E.A. meets in Jacksong all schools take the day off. First sign of the closing yearg seniors measured for caps and gowns. Senior parties begin: the annual whirl has started. First operetta in two years goes over big. Fifth term endsg last call for work from all. Gay Deceivers' present senior plays: Two Crooks and a Ladyj' Romance Is a Racket. and t'The Pampered Darling, acclaimed huge success. Band contestg ours is still among the best. Seniors complete yearg practice for graduation exercises begins. Graduation! ! !! Midnight-till-dawn danceg who said, Parting is such sweet sorrow? 12 TI-IE TI IREE ESTATES TI-IE El RST ESTATE T1Seniors ,. -I T n S '. Tv: .S X 52 a vb Q QL 1 f f -:E 1 'Gif H A , ' - r'S ,lz 1: A I '- iiilll' Q W4 ' GT f f 225331 f 1 V +. T F Q-if 'T I H Q A' ,,4,,, R :A 2 'QI f 'f ,Q .,: X THX T pm T f E Y - ,:-. ,f.,v17:- Yfkfk x is r Tx X,X ,,.,- , f' , Xv f .k5a.z!?12-'WE fryrhw-.,. X M 5 1 ---JC , T, . ' T 1- 47 ' A , H' .T , f -i, ff1?f.'-1' xaif g Ek J -.147 5 Q. ,VET 727 . ' ,ini -!'lItfl'TimIIfm TY E 1 AT 1-q3:ff+ T M T' N N ' - X WW mm N 1 : Q H rf ' .QA Q - 21 A i 'T Fm- f ml' ,d iuwnrfifffbfiriiisiiww f,'jg i..i , El4'.fiT-'f' if ,fmelgl v 4 7:1 T! 1 ifimmx an-14 ,M fffgggnhu-'22, g, ,T J my TQTV TTT Q-.:,.-----x :yi --- .E . . 13 1 N A SENIOR'S PRAYER The gateway now opens, WE,1'6 out on our own, Trying our wings That have never flown. The world seems greater Than we've known before. We're making our goal On this, a new score, May God help us' all, As upward we climb, To have greater faith In this turbulent time. -LUCY OWEN 14 M SIDNEY JONES His work is ever good, his way is ever gracious3 and good gracious! How many friends he has! R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Linguarum Latinarum Victores 103 Military Club 113 Grammar Crammers 11g President of Senior Classg Speech Club 123 Cadet Captain 123 Disc and Diamond 123 Captain of Basketball Team 123 National Athletic Society 11, 12. HOWARD BROWN He is pleased to attack any task, without complaint, which will help a friend in any way. R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 123 Cadet Major 123 Vice-President of Senior Classg Outstanding Cadet 112 Military Club 113 Disc and Diamond 123 Archaeologist Club 103 S.E.C. Club 103 Mercurious Staff 103 Lee Taylor's Concen- trators 111 Pegasus Staff 115 Exponent Club 123 Annual Staff 123 Aediles 123 Clock Watchers3 Quill and Scroll 12. s E BILLY MOORE ' He creates confidence, He carries conviction, He has the qualities of triumphant leadership. International Relations 103 Signiferi 103 Band 10, 11, 123 So Whats IIQ Football 113 Secretary of Junior Class3 Pegasus Staff 113 Secretary of Senior Class3 Annual Staff 123 Exponent Club 12Q Boys' Glee Club 123 Latin Club 113 Quill and Scroll 12. HUGH PATRICK There is nothing in the universe I fear but that I shall not know all my duty, or shall fail to do it? Treasurer of Senior Classg President of Junior Class3 Annual Staff 123 Pegasus Staff 113 R.O.T.C. 10, 11, IZQ Outstanding Cadet 103 Cadet Sergeant 113 Disc and Diamond 123 Exponent Club 12g Linguarum Latinarum Victores 103 Quill and Scroll 12. 15 WALTER SHOTWELL A friend is a friend, no matter whereg and Walter is one who is always there. JAMES REED Big boy. HATTIE WARREN 3'A lcincl heart is worth gold. Literary Termites 113 11-6 Historians 113 Current His- tory Club 103 A Capella Choir 103 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree 123 Fideles Pauci 123 Roman Eagles 11. WILLIAM TALBERT When he comes to school he leaves his temper at home. NANCY KEISTER She is lovely to look at and even lovelier to know. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Hoosier Hotshots 103 Scribblers' Club 113 Fifth Degree 123 Heards Herd 123 Cackling Co-eds and Barking Bachelors 123 Annual Staff 123 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 123 Better English Club 11. CHARLES SHULTIS Why should I study? The thought is bitter, Pd rather not study, I'd rather jitter. BEN RENTZ I would rather make my name than inherit it. R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 123 Chorus 10, 122. Hi-Y IOQ Roman Candles 103 Aediles Candlesg Exponent Club 123 Glee Club 12. SELBY WATKINS Her cheerfulness is an offshot of goodness and of wisdom. International Relations Club 103 Latinae Linguae Vic- tores 103 President Hy-Y 10, 123 English Club 113 Tiger Talks Staff 11, 123 Annual Staff 123 Fifth Degree 123 Las Faltas 123 Fideles Pauci 123 Hy-Y 10, 11, 12. EVA NELLE TANNEHILL A sweeter gi-rl would be hard to find. MARY SINGLETARY A girl of high ideals. MARY NAN REYNOLDS Her happy smile is the herald to a happy, friendly heart. Operetta 10, 12g Hoosier Hotshots 103 Scribblers' Club 113 Sub Deb 11, 12. 3. SARAH DELL WAKEFIELD We'll always remember her as one vast, substantial smile. Conquerors of the Latin Language 103 International Relations Club 103 Roman Eagles 113 Variety Club 11: Debate Club 113 History Club 123 Dramatic Club 123 French Club 123 Fifth Degree 123 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Chorus 11, 123 321 Home Room Club 12. 16 ,. . l ...,., JEAN BOGGAN She has a distinctive charm that draws admirers? Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Roman Candles 103 Babbling Baby- lonians 103 Esquires and Co-eds 113 Fifth Degree 123 Historical Study Club 123 Home Economics Club 123 Sharron's Slackers 12. CELIA BOGGS Her heart is slow to grief and quick to pleasure. Babbling Babylonians 103 Scribbler's Club 113 Home Economics Club 12. HAROLD BONNER He is everybody's friend. International Relations Club 103 Ye Olde English Clubbe 103 Esquires and Co-eds 113 Sharron's Slackers 123 Chess Club 123 Exponent Club 123 Fideles Pauci 12. FRED BORDELON He is not the least bit forward but you can't miss him. KATHLEEN BOYLEN Be a live wire and you won't get stepped on? Hy-Y 10, 113 Home Economics Club 103 Sub Debs 113 Etc. Club 113 Historian Club 113 Diversified Occu- pations Club 123 Central Highlighters 12. B. M. BRADY Wit and wisdom were born in this man. Band 10, 113 R.O.T.C. 123 Boys' Hi-Y 10, 113 Esquires and Co-eds 113 Sodales 103 Sharron's Slackers 123 Book Club 12. MARTHA ANN BRETT Look the whole world over. We'll never find another as sweet and precious as she. Mercurious Staff 103 Journalism 10, 11: International Relations Club 103 Linguarum Latinarum Victores103 Hy-Y 10, ll, 123 Class Ring Committee 113 Pegasus Staff 113 Hy-Y Council IZQ So What 113 Roman Eagles 113 Dramatic Club 113 Annual Staff 123 R.O.T.C. Spon- sor 123 Fideles Pauci 123 Gay Deceivers 123 Editor Hy- Yian 113 Fifth Degree 12. LLOYD BRIDGERS His words are trusty heralds to his mindf' Lee Taylor's Concentrators 113 Military Club 113 Disc and Diamond Society 123 Exponent Club 123 Pegasus Staff 113 Annual Staff 123 Football 11, 123 Track 113 R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 11, 123 Sharron's Slackers 12: R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12. GEORGE BRILEY A small spark: kindles a mighty flame. ROSA LEE BRITT Beauty is truth-truth is beauty. Girls' A Club 10, 11, 123 Badminton 10, 113 Volley Ball 10, 113 Squad Leaders Club 10, 113 Theorem Thoroughbred 103 Ye Olde English Clubbe 103 E. M. M. 113 Exponent Club 113 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Shar- ron's Slackers 12. MARY BROOKS After she passed it seemed like the ceasing of exquisite music. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Three Nineteeners 103 Socii 103 Inter- national Relations Club 103 Ye Olde English Clubbe 103 A Capella Choir 103 Operetta 103 Roman Eagles 113 The Variety Club 113 Fifth Degree 123 Clock Watchers 123 Arts and Crafts 123 Journalism 123 Tiger Talks Staff 123 Annual Staff 12. MARTHA BROWN A standard in the field of sports. International Relations Club 103 Squad Leaders Club 10, 113 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Archery 10, 113 Tennis 10, 113 Badminton 10, ll, 123 So Whats 113 G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 The Clock Watchers 123 113 Latin Club 10. LUCY OWEN Heaven is imaged in your eyesg beauty in your heart. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree: Current History 103 Three Nineteeners 103 Aediles Club 11311-6Historians' Esquires and Co-edsg Glee Club 10, 11, 12. ETHEL JEANA PARKER A helping hand is always welcome? Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Roman Candles 103 Glee Club 103 Geometry Geniuses 113 Three Nineteeners 103 Home Economics Club 123 Speech Club 123 Orchestra 12. 1 SALLY ANN O'BRIEN She's giddyg she's gay! We love her that way. International Relations Club 103 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degreeg 11-6 Historiansg Signiferi 103 Typing Tigers 113 Literary Termites 113 Junior Dramatic Clubg Annual Staff. MILDRED NEWMAN Her praise comes from those who know her. Hoosier Hotshots 103 Home Economics Club 10, 11, 123 Typing Tigers 113 Just Us Club 12. LILLIAN J OHNSON. Lilce a rose embowered in its own leaves. Signiteri 103 International Relations Club 103 Gram- mar Cramrners 113 Cackling Co-eds and Barking Bach- elors 12Q I-Ieard's Herd 123 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Las Faltas 123 Fifth Degree. BETTY MCBRIDE A face with gladness overspread! Soft smiles by human kindness bred. Current History Club 103 Sodales 103 Hy-Y 10, 113 Glee Clubg Exponent Club 123 Las Faltas 123 Wood- choppers 123 Chatterboxes 123 Annual Staff 12. SHELBY MIKELL ln company a very pleasant fellow. Band 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y 10, 113 History Club 10, 12. TOM HAIRSTON Few things are impossible to diligence, skill, and a willing heart. Band 10, 11, 123 Signiferi 103 Theorem Thoroughbreds 103 Aediles 11? Bored of Education 123 Gay Deceivers 123 Exponent Club 123 Historical Study .Clubg Junior Dramatic Club. ANNIE LAURIE McKEITHEN ' To know her is to love he'r.', Roman Candles 103 Hy-Y 103 Commercial Cuties 123 Friday Funsters 123 Chatterboxes 123 Butler's Book Bugs. CARIBEL HAMMETT Light of step and heart is she. Biology Club 113 Speech Club 123 Home Economics Club 12. FANNIE HAUGHTON Ease of heart-he'r every look contains? Bored of Education 123 Fifth Degreeg Speech Club 123 Glee Club. ' JOHN MAX McKEE Nothing is impossible to the industrious. R.O.T.C. 10, 113 Debate Clubg Archives 10: Camera Club 123 Barking Bachelors and Cackling Co-eds 12. 18 i MAE MAGGIO A perfect combination of brains and beauty. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Dramatic Club 11, 125 Record Clubg Junior Classical Leagueg Variety Club5 Hoosier Hot- - shots5 Woodchoppersg Home Economics Club. DONALD LUTKEN My heart is firmg there's naught within the compact of humanity but I would dare and do. R.O.T.C 10, 11, 125 Fideles Pauci 125 Grammar Cram- mers 115 Disc and Diamond5 Exponent Club 115 An- nual Staff5 Woodcutters 125 Pegasus 115 Latin Club. DOROTHY LAUDERDALE A quiet mind is richer than a crown. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Fourth Degreeg Fifth Degreeg Hoosier Hotshots5 Grammar Crammers5 Woodchoppers5 Las Faltas 12. EMILY HENDERSON Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. International Relations Club 105 Dramatic Club 125 Grammar Crammers 115 Barking Bachelors and Cack- ling Co-eds 125 French Club 125 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Fifth Degreeg Signiferi 10. MORGAN JONES He had rather build airplanes than eat. WILNA HINKLE Work won't hurt you, if you know how to avoid it. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Hoosier Hotshots 105 Glee Club 10, 125 Tomorrow's Historians 115 Typing Tigers 115 Home Economics Club 10, 11, 125 Bored of Education 125 Sub-Deb Club 10g I.B.C. Club 11, 12. PAULINE KEMP She has an eye that could speak, though her tongue were silent. LEWIS LANGFORD Life's a funny proposition, but gosh, I like it after all. Better English Club 115 Geometry Geniuses 1151-Ieard's Herd 125 Handicraft Club 12. JEANETTE KITCHIN Though she hasn't been here 'very long, she has endeared herself to everyone. WILLIAM NETHERTON Why study 'when other things are more important, KATHERINE NEAL Her own character is the arbiter of her good fortune. LANORA .NORAN . Such dependability is rarely found. , . if gig'- w Nt Xl is 3 ei ea ,1 E GRACE LEE Her gaiety is escorted by a merry laugh. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Sub Deb Club 103 Tomorrow's His- torians 113 Radio Club 113 Typing Tigersg Home Eco- nomics Club 123 Woodchoppers. VIVIAN LOWE A sunny temper guilds the edges of life's blackest clouds. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Sodalis 103 Current History 103 Dra- matic Club 123 Variety Club 113 Junior Classical League 113 Woodchoppers 123 Gay Deceivers 123 Home Economics Club 12. JANE LEVRING Graceful and useful in all she doesf' Annual Staff 123 Mercurious Staff 103 International Relations Club 103 Basketball 11, 123 Archery 10, 11, 122 Tennis Team 11, 12Q Girls' Athletic Association 11, 123 Squad Leader's Club 113 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree3 Linguae Latinae Victores 103 Fideles Pauci 123 So Whats Club 11Q 113 Woodchoppers 12. MARGARET LEWIS A lady. Should we say more? Butler's Book Bugs 113 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree 123 Record Club 123 Speech Club 123 Dramatic Club 123 Woodchoppers 123 Sub Debs 103 Glee Club. . JAMES LINDSAY Sergeant York of Central High. Military Club 113 Disc and Diamond 123 Rifle Team 10, 11, 123 Woodcutters 123 R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12. WALTER MCMASTER I sing for love of idlenessg Naught else is worth the having. PETE HARRIS 'Tis well to be merryf' ac HARRY LUKE A lion among men. Band 10, 11, 123 S.E.C. Club 103 Hi-Y 113 Woodchoppers 123 Archaeology Club 10. CARLTON LOWTHER No man was ever wise by chance. CONNIE MARY LLOYD She dazzles our eyes as she flies into our heartsf' Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degreeg Junior Classical League 10, 11, 123 International Relations Club 103 Grammar Crammers 113 Art Club 123 Signiferi 103 Fideles Pauci 123 Woodchoppers 12. HELEN LAWSHE My heart is ever at your service. Hy-Y 10, 11, 12: Fifth Degree3 Art Club 123 Woodchop- pers 123 Junior Classical League 113 Grammar Cram- mers 113 Signiferi 103 International Relations Club 104 LORENA LATIMER Sunny eyes, sunny smile, sunny nature, all the while. Commercial Cuties 123 Woodchoppers 123 Scribblers' Club 11. 20 3 if THERESA TEACHOUT Her winning personality won our hearts. HAROLD WORLEY Always the same, dignified and unbending in character. VAN RUSLING Why worry about tomorrow? Let's live today first. R. O. T. C. 10, 11, 12? 11-6 Historiansg Disc and Diamond Club 12Q Military Club 12, ANN SCHILLING One reason why men can't sleep enough. Sub Deb 111 Historians 11: Historical Study Club 12Q Home Economics Club 12: Missizzippers 10. HARRIET SMITH Who could be sweeter. Hy-Y 10, ll, 12Q Tomorrow's Historians 112 Missiz- zippers 113 Home Economics Club 10, 11, 12Q Historical Study Club 112 109 Home Room Club 111 I.B.C. Club 11, 123 English Club 11Q Typing Tigers 111 Diversity Club 12. CURT WARD . Capable and willing to tackle anything at any time. SEXTON TERRY Pleasure and action make hours seem short. DOROTHY WRIGHT I have learned in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content. Ye Olde English Clubbe 103 Missizzippers 11: Home Room Club 12. CLIFTON SHRADER A man-he seems-of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrowsf' Ye Olde English Clubbe 103 Exponent Club 12g Chess Club 12g Diversity Club 12. PAUL PULLEN His laugh is destined to cheer the whole world. JOYCE WARD No word suits her better than friend? Fifth Degree 12Q Commercial Cuties 12Q Hy-Y 10, 11, 12g World History Club 103 Tomorrow's Historians 11g English Club 11. MARGARET THATCH An asset to anything inwhich she takes part. HOYT HOLLAND The best of hearts are ever the bravest. Band 10, 11, 123 S.E.C. Club 105 Aediles 11Q Chess Club 123 Exponent Club 12. JEWEL KERSH One feels better after seeing her cheerful face. Record Club 123 Variety Clubg Glee Clubg 11-6 His- torians3 Bana Linguag Home Economics Clubg Hy-Y. CHARLES HORTON No one knows what he'll try to do next. JOHN KOCHTITZKY Everything comes to him who waits. Why worry?' R.O.T.C 11, 123 Tomorrow's Historiansg Heard's Herd 123 Exponent Club 123 Dramatic Club 12. EARL KENNEDY Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. ROBERT HOLMES Life was invented for me to enjoy. R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 123 S.E.C. Club 103 Literary Termites 112 11-6 Historians 11Q Science Club 123 Disc and Diamond 123 English Club 123 Bored of Education 12. ERNEST JORDAN Why worry? Happiness is cheaper. Band 10, 11, 123 Roman Candles 103 Aediles 11Q Hi-Y 11g Heard's Herd 123 Exponent Clubg Chess Club. BOBBIE HILTON She is one swell girlg full of pep and joy. Ton'1orrow's Historiansg Art Club 11Q English Club 11g D.O. Club 123 Bored of Education Club 12. JOE JORDAN 'Tm free from worry as a turtle is free from feathers. R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12Q Historical Study Club 12. REBAL JULIENNE She's all my fancy painted her, She's lovely, she's divine. Hy-Y 10, 11, 12: S.E.C.3 Dramatic Club 123 Fifth De- greeg Archives Clubg Latin Club 10. BETTY HEWES . Though she be little, she is fierce. PEGGY HILSMEYER Thy voice is sweet as if it took its music from thy face. Grammar Crarnmers 11Q Hy-Y 123 Fifth Degree: Bored of Education 123 Dramatic Club 123 Journalism 11, 12. 22 : ROBERT STONE Jolly, pleasant, fun loving. R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 125 3-Historical Study Club 12. CECIL YARBRO Manhood, not scholarship, is the first aim of education. JAMES SHAFER Hail fellow, well metli' BILL PURVIANCE Pep and personality fill this Billf' MARGARET WARD Pleasing, with a smile for everybody. Commercial Cuties 125 Home Room 125 Archaeologists Club 105 Latin Club 105 English Club 105 Roman Eagles 11. THEO STOVALL There are none of Beauty's daughters with a magic like thee. Hy-Y 105 International Relations Club 105 Linguarurn Latinorum Victores 105 Club 115 So What 115 Arts and Crafts Club 125 Annual Staff 125 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 125 321 Home Room Club 12. EDWARD YERGER Just another Cassanooaf' NELL SHELTON Short but sweet. Historical Study Club 125 Home Economics Club 125 Latin Lunatics 115 Tomorrow's Historians 115 Hy-Y 10, 115 Radio Club 11, DOT RAWLS A perfect woman, nobly planned to warm, to comfort, and command. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Fifth Degreeg 24 Historical Club 105 Typing Tigers 115 Art Club 115 Tomorrow's Historians 115 Home Room 12. FRANCES WARREN Sugar and spice and everything nice. Literary Termites 115 Current History Club 105 A Capella Choir 105 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Fifth Degree 125 Fideles Pauci 125 Roman Eagles 115 11-6 Historians 11. MARGARET STURTEVANT None but herself can be her parallel? Historical Biography Club 105 111 Variety Club 105 Scribblers' Club 115 Camera Club 125 Home Room Club 12. HENRY YODER f'I'm no millionaire, but I'm not the kind to care. TOM GIBSON Wit is wisdom's true companion. Roman Candles 103 Ye Olde English Clubbe 101 R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 113 Tracks.113 Dinner Club 11, 123 Disc and Diamond 12. JANE GIDDENS -- She has a smile for everyone. ' Archaeologists Club 103 Ye Olde English Clubbe 103 Literary Termites 113 204 Historians 11g Hy-Y 11, 123 Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Barking Bachelors and Cackling Co-eds 123 Geometry Geniuses 123 Bored of Education 12Q Fifth Degree 123 French Club 12. TOPSY GIDDENS Short, sweet, and completely adorable. English Club 113 Hy-Y 113 Glee Club 11, 123 Commer- cial Cuties 123 Bored of Education 12. GUY GILLESPIE Destined to be great. Linguae Latinae Victores 103 Grammar Crammers 113 Exponent Club 123 Fideles Pauci 123 Disc and Dia- mond 12Q Bored of Education 12g Assistant Editor Cotton Boll 125 R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 123 Corporal 113 First Lieutenant 123 Company Rifle Team 11, 123 Battalion Rifle Team 12. SARAH FRANCES GILMORE Every day is distinguished by her deeds of love. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree 123 Historical Study Club 123 International Relations Club 103 Speech Club 12. WILLIAM GILMORE Always ready for a laugh, even at his own expense. WILLIE GILMORE One on whom you can depend. KEITH GINN In honor lives he to whom the great seem ever wonderful. MARTHA ANN GIVENS Fair is she to behold. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fourth Degree 11Q Fifth Degree 123 Grammar Crammers 123 Bored of Education 123 Roman Candles 103 Ye Olde English Clubbe 103 Las Faltas 12. MARIE GOOCH She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. Hy-Y 123 Fifth Degree 123 Gay Deceivers 123 Bored of Education 12. BETTE GORDON She walks in beauty. 24 Historians 103 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 10, 113 Latin American Way 103 Dramatic Club 113 Chatter- - boxes 123 Variety Club 123 Gay Deceivers 12. REYNOLDS GORDON The little man who is always present. 24 1 45 JACK FOSTER Whatever his fortune may be He takes it happy and free. Roman Candles 103 Aediles 103 Historian Club 113 R.O.T.C. 11, 123 Glee C1ub3 Boys' Hi-Y 10, 11. IKE FRANKLIN Handsome men have a way with girls. R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 123 Photography Club 103 Disc and Diamond Club 12. JOAN FRANTZ The object of our affection? Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree 123 Gay Deceivers 123 History Club 103 English Club 10. KATHERINE FULLER The twinkle in her eyes Her quiet face belies. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Home Economics Club 10, 123 Scrib- blers' Club 113 Variety Club 113 International Relations Club 10g Pegasus Staff 11. MAURICE FULTON Her eyes displace the diamond and ontface the sunshine by their own sweet grace. Glee Club 10, 112 Typing Tigers 113 Historians of To- morrow 113 Commercial Cuties 12. EVELYN GANTT A girl one can't help remembering. Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Kapable Keepers of Homes 103 Hy-Y 10, 11, 12: Typing Tigers 113 Fourth Degree 113 Fifth Degree 123 Pan American Relations 12. LOUIS GARDNER He is sincere and true and always a friend to you. B.B.B. 113 Lee's Confederates 113 T. and I. Club 12. FRANK GATES We all know that Frank can eat a hearty meal. JAMES GEORGE A friend in need is a friend indeed. JOHN GIORDANO Well done is better than well said. FRANCES GHOLSON Venus of Central High. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Geometry Club 103 History Club 103 Book Club 103 Speech Club 123 R.O.T.C. Battalion Sponsor 123 Annual Staff 123 Operetta 123 Pegasus 12. GUILBERT GIBSON He dreams the happy hours away. LENNIE CRAWFORD We find ourselves refreshed by her cheerful presence. Sodales 105 S.E.C. 105 Glee Club 105 Hy-Y 10, 115 So What 115 Fideles Pauci 125 Clockwatchers 125 Camera Club 12. ANNE DAVIS . Here's to Anne, glad and gay, Here's to her charming, winning way. History Club 115 G.A.A. 11, 125 Clockwatchers 125 Basketball 11, 125 Hy-Y 11, 125 Fifth Degree 125 Annual Staff 12. JOHN DAVIS Not too serious, not too gay, But a fine fellow when it comes to play. BOBBY DEKAY His passport to the satisfaction of life is his earnestness to all. JAYNE DELBRIDGE The fairest and the freshest flower that I ever saw. CARRIE DENDY Beloved by all because she shares with others all their joys and caresf' Classtown 105 Dramatic Club 105 Hy-Y 10, 115 Per- sonality Club 105 Modern Explorers 11. EDITH DILL You may forget her name, but never her willing spirit. Cosmopolitan 105 Latin Club 115 Record Club 125 French Club 12. JOHN DOAN Our gain-Memphis's loss. R.O.T.C. 11, 12. JUNE DOBBS She has plenty Of 'It. ' Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 French Club 115 International Rela- tions Club 125 Hy-Y Counselor 115 Historical Study Club 125 Cheerleader 125 Dramatic Club 12. HELEN DORMAN To know her is to know a worthwhile girl. Cosmopolitan History Society 105 Navillus Club 105 Tomorrow's Historian 115 Hy-Y 115 Commercial Cuties 125 Home Room Club 12. FRANCES DUCKWORTH A noble character-a brilliant mind MARY JTEAN DUKES Her present is pleasant, her future is bright. 26 1 9 1 JEWEL ARRINGTON She is calm because she is the mistress of her subject-the secret of self-possessiortf' Hy-Y 10, 115 S.E.C. 105 Scribblers' Club 115 Home Economics Club 115 Sharron's Slackers 12. JILL BAILIFF Magic melody is brought forth. by her touch. A Capella Choir 105 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Babbling Babylonians 105 Roman Candles 105 The Chatterboxes 125 Fifth Degree 125 Orchestra 125 Con- cert Band 125 Sharron's Slackers 12. LEROY BAIN Just an all-American boy. R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 125 Disc and Diamond Society 125 Exponent Club 125 Sharron's Slackers 12. ROY BANE When duty calls, Roy replies, 'I ca'n.. ' SELBY BARNES Life has treated me swell? Boys' Hi-Y 10, 115 Glee Club 125 Pan-American Re- lations Club 125 Woodworkers Club 12. VIRGIE MAE BARNHILL Love and laugh and your problems will pass. HELEN BARROW Wholesome as the air and genial as the light. Historians Club 105 Lee Taylor's Concentrators 115 Girls' Athletic Club ll, 12. BOBBYE GENE BEASLEY Care is not with me. Girls' A Club 10, 11, 125 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Squad Leaders Club 105 Biology Club 105 Badminton 10, 11, 125 Volley Ball 10, 11, 125 Herodiation 10, 115 Esquires and Co-eds 115 Archery 115 Basketball 11, 125 Shar- ron's Slackers 125 Speech Club 12. JIMMY BENTON He's as jolly fine a guy As ever meets your eye. Band 10, 115 Latin Club 105 Glee Club 125 Exponent Club 125 Sharron's Slackers 125 Annual Staff 12. JACK BETHEA He's ready, willing, and able-to have a good time. GEORGE BINGHAM A more dignified cadet 'never presented arms. THOMASINA BLISSARD Mysterious love, uncertain, treasure Just to know her is a pleasure. Ye Olde English Clubbe 105 Socii 105 Babbling Baby- lonians 105 Geometry Geniuses 115 Lee Taylor's Con- centrators 115 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 The Gay Deceivers 12, Sharron's Slackers 125 Pegasus Staff 12. FRED DUNN Much study is a weariness of the flesh. JUNE ECKERT Tell me, if she were not designed The eclipse and glory of her kind? International Relations Club 10: Signiferi 103 Esquires and Co-eds 113 Hy-Y 10, 11, 12? Fifth Degree 12: Record Club 12: Speech Club 12Q History Club 113 Annual Staff 12. MAE CATHERINE ELLARD 'The will to do well is next to having the power. MARY ELMER Her friendly manner has won her many friends. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 International Relations Club 103 Lin- guarum Latinerum Victores 103 So What Club 113 Aediles 10? Historical Study Club 12Q Fideles Pauci 12: Chorus 123 Fifth Degree 122 What Not Club 11. EDNA ERVIN A sweet personality is a very great gift. J EANETTE EZELLE Quiet and lovely as fallen snow, a grand person to know. Geometry Geniuses 113 Lee Tay1or's Concentrators 113 Hy-Y 11, 12g Spanish Club 113 Fifth Degree 123 His- torical Study Club 12. u LAURA MAE FINCH Her eyes sparkle as a thousand twinkling stars. JACK FISCHER Steady and true and glad he's through. Boys' Hi-Y 10, 113 Glee Club 12. BETTIE FLOTO A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. P. C. FOOSE His greatest talent lies in his deliverance of speech. Bookworms 103 Boys' Hi-Y 103 Archives Club 113 Boys' Hi-Y 11: Speech Club 12. ELAINE FORD A sweet, attractive kind of grace. DONALD FOSTER His art serves as a mirror to his heart? 28 DAN PATRicK Quite an intelligent fellow3 a credit to Central. History Club 103 Latin Club 103 R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 123 Literary Termites 113 Historians 11, 123 Disc and Diamond Society 123 Exponent Club 123 Annual Staff 12. GRACE MARGARET PARKER Brunette dignity personified. PHILLIP PARKER He is a favorite with the girls. R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 123 Archives Club 103 Junior Dramatic Club 113 Grammar Crammers 113 Book Club 123 Disc and Diamond Society 123 Track Team 113 National Athletic Scholarship Society 123 Exponent Club 123 Annual Staff 12. EARLENE PARTRIDGE . Faithful friends are hard to find. MARTHA ANN PARSONS Loving in truth. DICK PATTERSON In all he undertakes, he is sure to succeed KATHLEEN PEART Gem of the gym. Linguarum Latinorum Victores 103 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 International Relations Club 103 G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Squad Leaders Club 113 So Whats 113 E.M.M. Club 113 Historical Study Club 123 Fifth Degree 123 Badminton Team 10, 11, 123 Tennis Team 10, 11Q Fideles Pauci 123 Cotton Boll Staff 123 Manager of Basketball Team 123 Volley Ball Team 10, 11, 12. RANDOLPH PEETS A noble boyg a brave, generous, carefree oneg in company a very pleasant fellow. Roman Candles 103 English Club 103 Historians 103 Latin Club 113 English Club 113 Band 10, 11, 12: Chess Club 12. JANICE PERKINS A true and faithful friend. JEAN PETTIGREW Her friends are many and true. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 International Relations Club 103 Semper Fidelis 103 Babbling Babylonians 113 Ye Olde English Clubbe3 Radio Club 113 Home Economics Club 123 Chorus 12. CALHOUN PHIFER I know not my fate, neither do I care? ' JUANITA PIERCE She seems to be going through life much pleased with it. LORRAINE VAUGHN Friendly, gay, and charming. Biology Club 105 Archaeologist Club 105 Typing Tigers 115 Tomorrow's Historians 115 Home Room Club 125 Gay Deceivers 12. CALVIN WALKER H e who makes no mistakes loses nothingg he who makes too many loses his job. CHRISTINE NELSON Was everyone trusted as Christine? Historical Study Club5 T. 8: I. Club3 History Club 105 English Club 113 Roman Candles. CHARLES SMITH In good spirits with the world. JUANITA RICHARDSON A ready smile for everyone. ROSE WALLEY Beauty like hers is genuine. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 International Relations Club 105 Ye Olde English Clubbe 103 Latin Club 105 Typing Tigers 113 Gay Deceivers 125 Las Faltas 125 321 Home Room Club 125 Annual Staff 125 Sponsor R.O.T.C. 125 Fifth Degree 125 Operetta 12. DAVID SMITH His mind a thought, his life a breath of God. R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 125 Archaeologists Club 105 Latin Club 10, 113 Diversity Club 125 Historical Study Club 125 Exponent Club 125 Disc and Diamond Society 12. RICHARD WRIGHT Our football hero. LUCILLE WILLIAMS You flavor everything with your smiles and kindness. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Fifth Degree 123 Glee Club 105 Dra- matic Club 115 Speech Club 12Q Home Economics Club 11, 125 Variety Club 115 Home Room Club 12. CLARA VARNELL The abundance of her heart shines in her eyes. MILTON WILSON ' 'iFor what is ability without sportsmanship. Football 10, 11, 125 Track5 Pan-American Relationsg Historical Study Club. DOROTHY REE STOKES Bright charm and good cheer guide her footsteps ever. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Historical Biography Club 105 Home Economics Club 105 Scribblers' Club 11: Pan-American Relations 123 Diversity Club 12. 30. JIMMY BRYAN He's one fellow who was born able to toot his own horn. Signiferi 105 Babbling Babylonians 105 Grammar Crammers 115 Roman Eagles 115 Clockwatchers 125 Chess Club 125 R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 125 Band Captain 12. ANNE BUCHANAN Nature made her what she is and never made 1 another. BARBARA BURGE Glamour girl of Central High. So What 105 105 Linguarum Latinarum Victores 115 Clockwatchers 115 Pan-American Relations 125 Fifth Degree 125 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Dramatic Club 125 Historical Study Club 12. ANNIE CLYDE BURKETTE She's always in high good humor. Hy-Y 10, 115 Sub Deb 10, 115 Historical Study Club 125 G.A.A. 10, 115 Dramatic Club 11. SUZANE BURNHAM She came, we saw, she conquered. Class Town 105 Literary Termites 115 Clockwatchers 125 Fifth Degree 12. BECKY BUTLER You have such a charming manner. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Roman Candles 105 Babbling Baby- lonians 105 Esquires and Co-eds 115 Glee Club 105 Clockwatchers 125 Chatterboxes 125 Historical Study Club 125 Pan-American Relations 125 Aediles 11. JANE CADENHEAD No one is immune from her delightful smile. Junior Classical League 10, 11, 125 Socii 105 G.A.A. 10, 115 International Relations Club 105 Chorus 10, 115 The Clockwatchers 125 Art Club 12. EDWARD CAMPBELL Known as 'Sleepy' to his friends. ROY CAMPBELL Life is not so short but there is always time enough for courtesy. Chorus 11, 125 So Whats 125 Boys' Glee Club 12. JIMMY CANNON Perseverance is a stepping stone to success. VIRGINIA CARMICHAEL A pretty girl is like a melody. History Club 105 Roman Candles 105 Home Economics Club 11, 125 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Grammar Crammers 115 Dramatic Club 115 Historical Study Club 125 Fifth De- gree 125 Spanish Club 125 Clockwatchers Club 12. JANE CASEY Deep golden locks, her sovereign coronal. Roman Candles 105 Babbling Babylonians 105 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Consilium Sextom 115 Home Room Club 115 Clockwatchers 125 Speech Club 125 Pan-American Relations 12. P. is , 1 I f:f1'1',f . it N71 YVONNE WOODS Like a proud young Viking maid. Hy-Y 123 Home Economics Club 11, 123 Lee Taylor's , Concentrators 11. ALICE TAYLOR A dancing shape, an image gay? Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree3 Archives Club 103 Chatterbox Clubg Historians Club. , J BETTY ROBERTS Happy and gay as the day is long? International Relations Club 103L1r1gL1aI'L1I11 Latinarum Victores 103 Hy-Y 10, 11, 12Q Chandlerls English Club 113 Tiger Talks Staff 10, 112 Fifth Degree 123 Home Room 123 Chatterbox 12: Historical Study Club 123 Hy-Y Council 12. JACK SAMPSON What discussion? I thought this was an argumentf' LOUISE PITTMAN She possesses all the tenderness of Auld Lang Synef' BERNICE WALROD A heart of gold and ever cheery. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Typing Tigers 113 Commercial Club 12. ROWAN TAYLOR You can tell a man, not by the words he speaks, but by the silence he keeps. R.O.T.C. 10, 11. 123 Linguarum Latinarum Victores 103 Fideles Pauci 123 Book Club 123 Exponent Club 123 Disc and Diamond 123 321 Home Room Club 123 Junior Dramatic Club 113 Chatterbox Club 123 Annual Staff 12. DOLLY WOOLAM A merry elfin dancing on the 'moonbeamsfi EDWIN ROSHORE He lives up to the red-haired tradition. MARY SANDERS Mary has enough charm for a dozen lassiesf' Linguarum Latinarum Victores 103 International Re- lations Club 103 Pegasus Staff 113 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree 123 321 Home Room Club 12. RAY PRATHER Perseverance is a stepping stone to success. Legio Decima 103 Glee Club 10, 123 Modern Explorersg Just Us 123 124 Historical Study Clubg Glee Club 12. ALICE WALTON As fair as ever was seen. Radio Club 113 Typing Tigers 11: Commercial Club 123 321 Home Room Club 123 Home Economics Club 10, 123 Tomorrow's Historiansg Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Sub Deb 103 Historical Biography Club 10. 32 J ERE HARRISON No sooner said than doneg so acts your neon of worth. Theorem Thoroughbreds 105 Debate Club 103 Typing Tigers 115 11-6 Historians 113 Exponent Club 123 Bored of Education 123 Chess Club 12. MARY HENRY Her voice so sweet, her words so fair, As some soft chime had stroked the airg And though the sound had parted thence Still left an echo in the sense. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree: Fourth Degree: Arch- ives Club 105 Ye Olde English Clubbe 103 A Capella Choir 103 11-6 Historiansg Geometry Club 10g So Whats llg Roman Candles 103 213 Home Room Club. JOHN KABBES Studious to please, yet not ashamed to fail. Hi-Y 103 Roman Eagles 113 Variety Club 113 Handi- craft Club 123 Heard's Herd 12. HELEN McKEE We like her ,cause she's likeablef' CURTIS McKEWEN Even when he frowns his eyes are laughing. ALVIN GREER . Quiet, grave, and calm, he treads his cheery path. u MARION HAMMETT Her smile knows no favorites. Trade and Industrial Club: History Clubg Bored of Education. JACK MCLAIN Strong in character as well as in arm. ROSALIE HAMMETT Still water runs deep. Geometry Geniuses 113 Grammar Crammersg Bored of Educationg Chatterboxes 123 Hy-Y 123 Trade and In- dustrial Club. JOE HARRISON People like Joe make school life interesting. BETTY McRAE Someone's dream of a small, fair cherubf' MARY KATHERINE HANNA A daughter of the gods, divinely formed and most divinely fair. Bored of Educationg Hy-Y 11, 125 Fifth Degreeg Dra- matic Club l23 Record Club 125 Speech Club 12g Home v Economics Club 115 Glee Club. r EVELYN UN KRICH Sheis pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think of. DOROTHY STEWART Those laughing eyes are springs in whose serene and silent waters heaven is seen. MARY WILLIAMS She likes whatever she looks on and her looks go everywhere? MARIE VALENTOUR A capital girl. MARGARET STEWART As beauteous and lovely as the first breath of spring. CHARLES WILSON His words are bards, his oaths are oraclesf' Craft Club 115 Tower Club 123 Chemistry Club 125 Geometry Club 12. LANE VAN HOOK What thou will, thou shall enforce it with a smile. GLORIA STOCKSTILL O thou art fairer than the evening air. Hoosier Hotshots 105 Hy-Y 10, 11, 12, Home Economics Club 11, 12g Speech Club 123 Dramatic Club 12, Fifth Degreeg Record Club 12. MARY ANNA WILLIAMS A peaceful nature, a cheerful heart. EARLINE VAN ZANDT A cheerful package of energyf' 24 Historian Club 103 Home Economics Club 10, 125 Radio Club 113 Typing Tigers 113 Lee Tay1or's Con- centrators 11. MARY ELIZABETH WILSON Her smile, like the sun, brightens every face on which it falls. GEORGE STODGHILL A modest person seldom fails to gain the good will of those he converses with. 34 CLINT CAVETT Why should I think of studying when I can think of girls? ROT.C. 10, 11, 123 Operetta 103 Roman Eagles 115 Chorus 103 Exponent Club 123 Clockwatchers Club 123 Disc and Diamond Society 12. ELIZABETH CHAMBERS A girl worth knowing and a trustworthy friend. A Capella Choir 103 International Relations Club 103 Signiferi 103 Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Tomorrow's Historians 113 Esquires and Co-eds 113 Barking Bachelors and Cackling Co-eds 123 Clock- watchers 123 Record Club 123 Historical Study Club 12. HENRY CLEMENTS silence is golden, then I shall be a pauperf' OUIOLA COLE A sunny temper gilds the edges of life's blackest clouds. International Relations Club 103 Signiferi 103 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 G.A.A. 10, ll, 123 Squad Leader's Club 10, 113 Basketball 11, 123 Archery 10, 113 Esquires and Co-eds 113 Volley Ball 10, 11, 123 Badminton 10, 11, 123 Clock- watchers 12: Home Economics Club 12, WILFRED COLE 'Friendly he stands on his own ground. Band 10, 113 Roman Candles 103 Hi-Y 103 Book Club 10 Historical Study Club 113 Dramatic Club 113 S.E.C. 12 Clockwatchers 123 Esquires and Co-eds 123 Annual Staff 12. CHRISTINE COMFORT Great minds, like heaven, are pleased in doing good. International Relations Club 103 Hy-Y 10, 11, 12g Latinum Linguarum Victores 103 Order of the Silver Shield 103 Fourth Degree 113 Romanae Aquilae 113 Fideles Pauci 123 Clockwatchers 123 E.M.M.C. 113 Home Economics Club 123 Fifth Degree 12Q So Whats 113 Annual Staff 12. MARY RUTH CONRAD 'Much mirth lurks beneath her quiet calm. Sodales 103 English Club 103 Current Events Club 103 - Hy Y 10, 113 Chorus 10, ll, 123 So What 113 History Club 113 Fideles Pauci 123 Clockwatchers 123 The What Knots 11. MARY LOU COOK Bright charm and good cheer guide her footsteps ever. Latinum Linguarum Victores 103 Hy-Y 10, 113 Inter- national Relations Club 113 Scribblers' Club 113 Clock- watchers 123 Trade and Industrial Education Club 12. LAURA GENE COON Like music on the waters, her sweet 'voice has enthralled us. Hy Y 11, 123 Spanish Club 113 Geometry Geniuses 113 Chorus 113 Fifth Degree 123 Chorus 123 Clockwatchers 12 Barking Bachelors and Cackling Co-eds 123 Gay Deceivers 12. ROBERT COOPER Earnest in all he undertakes. NELLE CRAIG 'Friendly to all, and all are her friends. Babbling Babylonians 103 Lee Taylor's Concentrators 10 Grammar Crammers 103 Hy-Y 11, 123 Fifth Degree 12 Clockwatchers 123 Gay Deceivers 123 Exponent Club 123 Operetta 10, 11. JOYCE CRAWFORD Your words are like the notes of dying swans, too sweet to last. S.E.C. 103 Archives 103 Sodales 103 Historians 113 Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degree 123 Clockwatchers 123 Roman Eagles 123 Chatterboxes 12. WILLIAM WEATHERSBY Friendship with long legs. HELEN SMITH Life is just a bowl of cherries. ROBERT WHARTON A cheerful disposition is a fund of ready capital. EUGENE THOMAS One of a. very 'rare typeg a student. Ye Olde English Clubbe 103 Theorem Thoroughbreds 103 Historical Study Club 12. EVELYN WHITLEY Gently to hear, kindly to judge. Latin Club 103 Scribblers' Club 11Q Commercial Cuties 12Q Home Room Club 125 12. LELAND SMITH The Smith, a mighty man is he. BILL THOMPSON A great thing is a great book, but greater than all is the talk of a great man. Roman Candles 102 24 Historians Club 103 Hi-Y 113 Band 10, 11Q 311 Home Room Club 11g R.O.T.C. 123 Cheerleader 123 Speech Club 123 321 Home Room Club 123 Gay Deceivers 12. DICK WHITTINGTON There is humor in everything. Band 10, 11, 12Q Orchestra 11, 12Q Hi-Y 103 Jolly Historical Students 113 What Knots 12. MARVIN SMITH A man is a man for what he is. DORIS TISDALE Few can see and then forget the courtesies she renders yet? Roman Eagles 112 Hy-Y 10, 11, 12: 208 Latin Club 103 Art Study Club 113 History 11, 121 Fifth Degreeg Home Economics Club 122 Radio Clubg 321 Home Room Club. JANE WHITTINGTON Ever jolly, ever true, never sad, never blue. So What 113 Roman Eagles 113 Junior Classical League 10, 11, 125 Fideles Pauci 12Q Hy-Y 10, 11, 122 Junior Representative of Hy-Y 11? Hy-Y Council 113 President Hy-Y 123 Fourth Degree llj Fifth Degree 123 Mercurious Staff 10g Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Annual Staff 123 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Girl 12Q Interna- tional Relations Club 103 Junior Dramatic Club 11Q Signiferi 10. ELIZABETH SUE SPRINGER Heart on her lips and same within her eyes. Girls' Athletic Clubg Home Economics Clubg Diversity Club. 36 BETTY ABERNATHY Ever in smiles-never dreary, Always cheerful-never weary. Cosmopolitan Historical Society 105 Lee Taylor's Con- centrators llg Home Economics Club 115 Sharron's Slackers 125 Commercial Cuties 125 Sub Deb ll, 12. MILDRED ACKLE She's got that smile, -that style, that winning way. Ye Olde English Clubbe 105 Sub Debs 105 Butler's Book Bugs 115 Historical Study Club 125 Home Eco- nomics Club 125 Sharrorfs Slackers 12. MARY BLANCHE ADDISON Always happy and always talking. - EDDIE AGNEW ' Life is just a game where I can try my skill. LAURA MAY AIKIN She possesses a calm, quiet, beauty as of the dawn? Hy-Y 105 Latin Club 105 Esquires and Co-eds 115 Sub Debs 11, 125 Sharron's Slackers 125 Commercial Cuties 12. JOHN ALBRITON He had no hope but to be glad, He had no fear but to be sad. FRANCES ALEXANDER The dictionary holds words far too few to express our love for you. Archives Club 105 S.E.C. Club 105 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Latin Club 105 Junior Dramatic Club 115 Esquires and Co-eds 115 Gay Deceivers 125 Fifth Degree 125 Shar- ron's Slackers 125 Tiger Talks Staff 10, 11, 125 Barking Bachelors and Cackling Co-eds 12. WILLIAM ALLEN He may talk and 'move in slow motion, but who won the race-the turtle did! Archives Club 105 Lee Taylor's Concentrators 115 Track 11g Battalion Rifle Team 11, 125 Exponent Club 125 Sharron's Slackers 125 Disc and Diamond So- ciety 12. MAMIE JEAN ANDERSON Nobly endowed with worth, courage, and honor. Signiferi Club 10g Typing Tigers 115 Girls' Athletic Club 115 Hy-Y 10, 115 Record Club 125 Speech Club 125 International Relations Club 12. FOTINA ANGELO Unselfishness and noble acts are the most radiant epochs in the biography of her soul. Theorem Thoroughbreds 105 Silver Shield 105 Fourth Degree 115 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Fifth Degree 125 Literary Termites llg Tiger Talks 115 Sharron's Slackers 125 Tiger Talks Editor 125 Annual Staff 125 Commercial Cuties 12. DORIS ARMITAGE She has a distinctive charm. CREATH ARMSTRONG And all that's best of dark and bright meet in her aspect and her eyes. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Archives Club 10g Esquires and Co- eds 115 Dramatic Club 125 Fifth Degree 12g Chorus Class 125 Sharron's Slackers 12. WILLIAM LOWRY He meets each care with a smile. MILLARD HOWIE Speech is silver, silence is golden. ELIJAH MANN An all around good fellow. JACKIE MATHIS Everyone knows she makes a grand friend. MARIE MATTHEWS Blushing is the color of virtue. KATHLYN MAXWELL Magnolia in the moonlight. CLARA LOUISE MCCASKILL She has a capacity to keep as well as to make friends. SYDNEY McCLUER Always cheerful, good, and kind. HELEN HUGHES She dwells in beauty. Roman Candles 103 S.E.C. 105 Archives 105 Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Aediles 11g Fifth Degree 125 Heard's Herd 125 Gay Deceivers 12. EARL JOHNSON Just the kind of fellow everybody likes. Pegasus 115 Track 115 Football 125 Historical Study Club 125 J Club 125 Annual Staff 125 Pan-American Club 125 Liar's Club 11. CAROLYN HUX A likeable girl with a laughing facef' Better Englishg Heard's Herdg Home Economics Club 11, 125 Tomorrow's Historians5 Cosmopolitan History Club. CARL LUNDQUIST If I couldn't laugh, life would be a dreary blank. Hi-Y 115 L.L.V. 105 S.E.C. 105 Aediles 115 So Whats 115 Woodchoppers 125 Exponent Club 125 Chess Club 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 12. 38 LOUIS LYELL Diligence is the mother of good fortune. R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 123 Grammar Crammersg L.L.V.3 Senior Dramatic Clubg Disc and Diamond 123 Exponent Club 12. MAXYNE MADDEN Maxyne is definitely proof against that word failure? Ye Olde English Clubbe 103 Hy-Y3 Latin Club 103 International Relations Club 103 Pan-American For- umg Woodchoppers 123 Speech Club 12. HAROLD LUSTER One who has the ability to 'make friends with anyonef' Boys' Glee Clubg Literary Termites 113 Historians 11. V. M. LUTRICK A smile is the same in all languages. EDWIN MAGRUDER Cheerily, thou, my little man, Live and laugh as boyhood can. u ROBERT MATTHEWS Short, but big in heart. SMYTHE HOWARD The race is not too swift 'nor the battle too strong for Smythef' NOEL IVEY Greatness lies not in being strong, but in the using of strength. JOSEPH IUPE When Fm not thanked at all, 1'm thanked enough, I ue done my duty, and Poe done no more. Archives Club 10g R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 12g Military Club 11g Disc and Diamond 123 Better English Club 113 Exponent Club 125 Heard's Herd 12Q Annual Staff 12. JAMES JENKINS Bri'rnming over with activity. Band 10, 123 Roman Candles3 Theorem Thorough- bredsg Heard's Herd. FRED HOVIOUS I talk and talk: and talk and talk. Band 10, 11, 12Q Drum Major 11, 123 L.L.V.3 Aediles 113 Hi-Y 113 Heard's Herd: Exponent Club 12Q Inter- national Relations Club 103 Ring Committee 113 An- nual Staff 123 Orchestra 11, 12. NAT HOVIOUS Footloose and fancy free. Band 10, 11, 123 Drum Major 113 L.L.V.3 Aediles 11: Hi-Y 11: Heard's Herd 123 Exponent Club 125 Inter- national Relations Club 103 Ring Committee .113 An- nual Staff 123 Orchestra 11, 12. LELAND HUME Give me a lever long enough and a prop strong enough, and I can single handed move the world. R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 125 Disc and Diamond 125 Heard's Herd 125 Exponent Club 125 Boys' Glee Club: Annual Staff 12. ALBERTA MOORE Nature designed me to be cheerful and gay? VIRGINIA MONTGOMERY She dreams the happy hours away. BILLY MOSS Politeness goes so far, yet it costs one nothingf' R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 125 Historical Study Club 125 Speech Club 125 Disc and Diamond Society 12. MILDRED MOORE Joy rises in me like a summerls morn. ELLIS MOFFITT A quiet but true friend. Band 10, 11, 125 Hoosier Hotshots 105 Tomorrow's Historians 115 Grammar Crammers 115 12-3 Historical Study Club. LOUISE IVIOBLEY A face with gladness overspreadf' Biology Club 105 Ye Olde English Clubbe 105 History Club 103 Hy-Y 105 S.J.S. Club 115 Literary Termites 115 Pan-American Forum 125 French Club 12. JANE NEAL Her many charms set her apart from as all. ROBERT MUSSELWHITE Jolly and carefree-that's Bobby. IVA DELLE HOLLINGSWORTH Sweetness and kindness? MYRTIE BELLE HOLLINGSWORTH Kindness and sweetness. GEORGE HEAD If they can take it, I can. 40 JANE TISDALE The force of her own merit makes her way. History Club, Home Economics Clubg Cosmopolitan Clubg Las Faltas. MILDRED WILDER Beauty and wisdom are rarely combined. Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degreeg Esquires and Co-eds 113 Historical Study Club 123 Home Economics Club 12g Cosmopolitan History Society 10. PEGGY SMITH A pleased surprise looked out from her long-lashed hazel eyes. Latin Club 11, Signiferi 105 World History Club 103 Home Economics Club 125 Fifth Degreeg Hy-Y 10, 11, 12. ESTHER TOMLINS ON All the charm of the muses we find in this fair lassief' CHARLOTTE SPIVA The quality of friendship is a treasure which Charlotte possesses. Home Economics Club 10, 11, 125 Latin Club 10g Com- mercial Club 11g I-Iy-Y 12. BOB WILLIAMS A good-naturecl fellow, a trustworthy friend. MELISSA TURNER Her words have power to quiet the restless pulse of care and come like the benediction after prayer. SARA SPIVEY An able woman shows spirit by gentle words and resolute action? FREDDIE WILLIAMS Old King Cole and Freddie were merry old souls. Band 10, 11, 123 Historical Study Club 125 Grammar Crammers 11. RUTH STERLING She is aiming for perfection. Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Order of Silver Shield 10g Glee Club 10: Fourth Degree 115 Typing Tigers 11: Fifth Degreeg Pan-American Relations Club. DOROTHY TYLER Work is her hobby and success a common rewardf Archaeologists Club 105 Ye Olde English Clubbe 10g Hy-Y 10, 11, 123 Fifth Degreeg Commercial Club 12. 1 RUFUS STACY He's one swell guy to have around. BETTY NICHOLS Did you ever see a dream walking? If not, just watch Bettyf' Signiferi 105 Hy-Y 10, 125 International Relations Club. RUBYE FRANCES OLIN A true friend? Yes, indeedf' Biology Club 105 Triple B 115 Grammar Crammers 115 Girls' Athletic Association 115 Just Us Club 125 Record Club 12. DOROTHY O'KEEFE She goes on her way with smiles and good will. NINA OWEN There is a garden in her face? Hy-Y 10, 11, 125 Fifth Degree5 Home Economics Club 125 Socii Latin Club 105 So Whats 115 Dramatic Club 115 11-6 Historians 11. BOBBY OVERSTREET Abundant in the qualities of a gentleman. EARLYNE MILLER Look and keep looking5 but youfll never find a sweeter, more adorable girl? BILLY MONTGOMERY I know on which side my bread. is buttered. R.O.T.C 10, 11, 125 307 Variety Club 115 Lee Tay1or's Concentrators 115 Glee Club 125 Exponent Club 125 Operetta 10, 12. BRUNS MYERS No one knows what he can do until he tries. BILLY MURRAY A pretty swell boy, and a good fellow all around. EUGENE JOHNSON Earnest in all he undertakes. R.O.T.C. 10, 11, 125 Disc and Diamond Society 125Chem- istry Club 125 Exponent Club 125 Heard's Herd 12. WILLIAM TOOLE The gentleman we'll 'read about some day. REX HENDERSON Although he h.as moved away, we 'still think of him. 42 THE SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY All that Future has in store, a hazy dream foretells, And brings in sight a land of wealth where happiness prevails. The Old South, Martha Ann Brett's sensational novel concerning the future lives of the 1942 graduates, has been dramatized by Hugh Patrick, playwright, and is being staged at the Ike Franklin Theater by Sidney Jones, producer. Cast in the feminine lead is renowned Sally Ann O'Brien with Van Rusling as the male co-star. Brilliant acting is portrayed by the supporting cast: Melissa Turner, Virginia Carmichael, Robert Cooper, Betty Hewes, Rowan Taylor, Nina Owen, and Tom Hairston. Musical scores by the noted composer, Billy Moore, are being presented in the Deep South style of Jimmy Bryan's orchestra. Jimmy Benton, Fred and Nat Hovious, Carl Lundquist, Edward Yerger, and Henry Yoder have made quite a name for themselves for their inimitable playing. Jill Bailiff, violinist, and Lane Van Hook, concert pianist, who have gained world-wide ,recognition for their individual playing, have the spotlight in this orchestra. During the entire play choral music is provided by the all girl singers: Jane Giddens, Hattie and Frances Warren, Lucy Owen, Laurie Gene Coon, Lennie Crawford, and Rose Walley, with golden-voiced Mary Henry as soloist. Stage decoration was supervised by Bobby Overstreet, Bobby DeKay, and Helen Lawshe, while Connie Mary Lloyd, Frances Alexander, Mary Brooks, Dorothy Rawls, and Count Earl Johnson, who gained his fame in Paris, France, designed all costumes. Christine Comfort, assisted by Mary Ruth Conrad and Jane Levring, di- rected all dialogueg and Phillip Parker served as head director of the play. In the admiring audience may be seen Notre Dame's remarkable football coach, Billy Murray, and his all-American halfbaek, P. C. Foose. Circus man- ager, Bill Thompson, advertising agent, Clint Cavett, attorney, Harold Bonner, and jeweler, John Albriton, occupy box seats. The army is well represented by General Howard Brown, Majors Lloyd Bridgers and Joe Iupe, and Lieutenants Edwin Roshore, James Lindsay, and Leland Hume. Screen actress Frances Gholson's beauty is visible throughout the vast crowd which includes her escort, Prince Jack Sampson. Barbara Burge, America's best dressed flapper, primps while Thomasina Blissard and Jean Boggan look on. Rebal J ulienne, Betty Nichols, June Dobbs, Dorothy Stewart, and Margaret Stewart, the cream of society, parade their lovely gowns designed by Theo Stovall. Baron Art Williams escorts his charming wife, the former Mary Sanders, and the world's heavyweight boxing champion, Charles Horton, accompanies glamour girl, Joan Frantz. Professor Louis Lyell and Doctors Joe Harrison and Donald Lutken indulge in an intellectual conversation with popular matrons, Esther Tomlinson and Nancy Keister. During intermission, the sports commentator, Lane Fortinberry, chats with the ladies' tennis champion, Anne Davis, who defeated Martha Brown for the title. Rosa Lee Britt, instructor of gymnastics at Vassar College, talks with Maxyne Madden, lecturer on Civil War history, Selby Watkins, society editor, and Jane Whittington, China relief worker. Probably the most distinguished attendant is Governor Guy Gillespie, who speaks of the latest political develop- ments to Senator Wilfred Cole. Unable to be present because of business, Dan Patrick, engineer, read the reviews in the morning paper. Veteran critics, the Gibson brothers, Clifton Shrader, and John Kochtitzky highly praised the performance, and newspaper reviewers, Anne Buchanan, Betty McBride, and Nelle Craig have been very complimentary. 43 MR. ROBERTS For thirty-one years Principal J. L. Roberts has served the faculty and students of Central High School. In 1911, when he first came to Central as head of the Latin department, there were only eleven grades and few extra activities. Since then many additions have been made. Mr. Roberts labored untiringly with the students and devoted his spare time to the development and expansion of various branches of the school's curriculum. He helped make Central one of the largest high schools in the South and has seen its advancement in fields of science, art, music, physical education, and commercial studies. During his busiest hours, he has always laid aside his work to discuss and help solve the problems of those who have sought his advice. It is through his efforts and willing cooperation that the student body has been able to undertake many publications, athletic ventures, and other projects that would otherwise have been impos- sible. With his assistance and guidance, the school has received high honors and added laurels for outstanding achievements. It is with sincere regret, yet profound respect, that those con- nected with Central in any way, note Mr. Robert's departure from the annals of the school. 4 4 1 ,Qs Tl-IE SECCDINID ESTAT T1Junior E S I g, z WWW f-XFX Nff fx,-JN 'N ,Qf-X f'S f-N ,,.x-X BT'ml 5-F F. f-X 'X ' .-'Cx f-X f-x 45 ALICIA FORTIN BERRY Although she had been here for only a short while, Alicia had gained the love and friendship of many. Her heart-warming smile and deep sincerity yvill live forever in the memory of all who knew her. so 4 I CLASS OFFICERS BRINKLEY MORTON A facile talker. GLORIA OVERTON ' I don't know what care isf' , R. J. PEACE A wonderful boy with very pleasing ways. BETTY JANE MARTIN She has enough personality for a dozen girls. 47 4 ' -- V-. .:' OWEN BYRD He will make a mark in this world. H. C. SPEIR Pleasure and action make the hours short FITZHUGH DABNEY He seems born for success. HORTENSE UNGER - What the teacher doesnit know, she does.' VIRGINIA HEIDELBERG A pleasing manner. BETTYE WESTBROOK She has those winning ways? MARVIN OSBORNE 'Always in all ways fun. .- WANDA CAMPBELL Me'rriment surrounds her. MARTHA HORTON A girl of high ideals. ELIZABETH STIKES A sweet and understanding girl. BETTY Q HORRELL A versatile personality. KATHERINE SAFFORD A facile talker full of good sense. MAXINE BROADWAY She walks in beautyf, ADDIE LAURA STEPHENS Always smiling. REBA HART Full of energy and fun. 48 s- ine- f EDWIN EICHELBERGER An All-American boy. CARY CHAPMAN Calling all girlsf' AMES SMITH A mighty Smith is he. . ROBERT SUBLETTE Wealthy in his number of friends. CATHERINE BURDETTE She can always be counted on for something entertaining. IRIS WHITE Nothing but happiness lies before her. MARIE HOLMAN Her 'music is a triumph. MARY LOU MILAN Serenity of nature and bearing. ERDELL JOHNS You can depend on her. MARIE WILLIS She talks from morning 'til nightf' BERNICE TEMPLE Sweet and friendly. DOROTHY BARRANCO Such grace and charmlu ALMA SHAW Alma is indispensable. GARNET SMITH As swell as they come. JIMMIE OGLESBY There's a lot to this one. SV , ep' . U .N W,- F: 1 MARGIE THORNTON All are her friendsf' MARIE MCKEWEN She's always pleased to please. HENRY SHIELDS Quite a man about town. SARA ANN ELLIOT Sweet is the name for you. LIDDELL WHITE Liddell radiates happiness. JANE COOK And ne,er did sweeter maiden breathe JESSE MATTHEWS Quite a handsome fellow. MCCRAY RHODES 'industrious and intelligent. ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Entertaining and intellectual. FRANCES STUART Always happy, always laughing. PEGGY CARR Gay and attractive. M. D. HOLMES A friend in need is a friend indeedf BILLY JAMES Always ready to laughf' OSBORNE GUION Tall, dark, and' handsome! .TOE FORD V Full of fun. LEONA RIDGWAY There never was another. JEAN CRAWFORD She's got that style, that smile, that winning way. BETTY ROSS MYERS Brimming over with vivacityf' CHRISTINE DROKE A pretty girl is like a melody. EVELYN WRIGHT ' She's truly a sweet girl? IRA CARR Actions speak louder than words. NADINE MCKINN ON An A-1 girl in the fullest sense of the e:1cpression.'i BETTY Jo BROWN An invaluable addition to our basketball team. JOHN STEEN So here we go, the world and I. CHARLES SOURS He seems born for success. LEON CRUISE . He's a constant source of surprise and delight GERE WOODWARD What a ladies' man! BOBBY FRIZELL And all who saw him admired. JAMES HENRY HILTON Cheerful company shortens the miles. FRANCES DORMAN Of never failing good nature. P rr STELLA JONES Loved by all. JIM HARRIS Where the excitement is, you can bet Jirnfs in the midst of it. ELAINE KEARY Just one swell girlf 1 MARJORIE SIMMS Ever a source of fun? J EANNE COLBERT When you are sad and when you re blue, She's just the girl to bring cheer to you. JACK STANFORD Who could be finer? DOUGLAS BOYD Take it from me, Doug's the best. TGMMIE TALBERT u rs A credit to Central. REBECCA BUFKIN Quiet, serene, truly a queen. LEO HORAN 'The gentleman we'll read. about. FRANCES PARKER Here mischief lurks in gay disguise. MARY JANE YOUNG What the professor doesnft know, she doesf' AVERA DAWSON Life holds no terror for him. CHARLES BROCK King of frivolity and nonsense. RAY MCCULLEN Pleasant and agreeable, with never a care or worry. 52 ELAINE JOSEPH Charming and dignified. GADDY TEMPLE All who saw him admired. JACK COLEMAN Talkati've and happy. RICHARD PEASTER My heart has room for every joy. PHIL IRBY 'irresistibly witty. HOOD VEST Care-free and happy-go-lucky fellow. FAYE NETHERTON Once a friend, always a friend. FRED DANIELS A loyal friend. MARGARET FRANCK Calm, serene, and sweet. JEAN WILSON Charmed, we're sure. LANELLE WEATHERSBY A girl full of fun. CLARENCE FRANCK He has a way of his own. DAN MORSE Riding high. ANNE KING Loving in truth. TOM WALKER 'Blond, dashing, with tireless energy. as N L7 N C N .LC . if N J-mx ,1 NH J ELEANOR AYCOCK A sweet maiden with a willing heartf' MARY ANNE JIGGETTS Always smiling, always gay. LOIS SELMAN Sweetness is thy name. qw' L INEZ BOLER Always to be depended upon. BRANDT LEONARD He looks at life and laughs. LANCE GOSS Nothing is impossible to industry. ALLEN STEWART His pep gets him places. POWER HEARN A serious minded boy with a sense of humor MARGARET VANDEVER An honor student and a cute girl. BARBARA LOWE Bubbling over with fun. DOROTHY HATHORN A lovely person, a lovely personality. HANSELL YORK A gay, generous fellow, who's a friend to everyone. RALPH MARLEY To love or not to love, that is the question? LEONA KAHN F'riendliness is her specialty. MARTHA JANE BRAUN A cheerful package of energy. 54 XAVIER WEIR Her beauty is like the morning dew. LOIS FRITZ Her future looks bright. MARY LYNN CONLEE A winsome charm? MARY RUTH MURPHY The gayest of hearts. ANNE HENRY A willing and hard worker. JARNELL PENNIX A true friend. MARY ELIZABETH AUSTIN A very attractive girl. VIRGINIA HAMMER Personality plus. MILDRED TAYLOR Beneath a quiet reserve, there is laughter. JESSIE PUCKETT A worthwhile boy. VIRGINIA CONERLY Always smiling? HALLIE MONROE Quietness is her virtue? JACK BISHOP A faithful friend forever. GEORGE HAMPTON Born for success. ' SHELTON WEATHERSBY Shelton, the unpredictable. .J .Mb L5F?g - Q 4 Q N ,. lk. , 64 IQ H 12' . :':aaa1g:3f' LESLIE LAMPTON His youthful zeal is contagious' 9 DORA LEE HOFFMAN She can't be beat. TAN JEFFREYS A leader of men-and women, too. BETTY WEEMS Charming and lovely. CARROLL STEEN Loved by all who know her. BOB WILLIAMS Se'riousness lurks in the depths of his eyes? GORDON JONES Faithful friends are hard to find. JAMES WILLIAMS The secret of success is constancy to purpose SAM FRYANT Logical and likeable. GILBERT FRYANT Gilbert's tops with all who know him. FRANCES CULLEY A gay disposition and a carefree mind. ' MARY NELL SELLS Lots of fun, so lots of friends. JEAN MAXWELL Lovely to look at, delightful to know. VIRGINIA CROOK One of Central's friendliest. BETTY SUE McINTY RE Giddy and gay, 56 JULIA GOODMAN Too, too, divine. ANN MORSE Full of pep. MARY STROHECKER Mentally awake, morally straight. HELEN HENNE Gidcly and gay. LUCILLE EDWARDS A swell person to know. HELEN KELLY Has laughter in her eyes. BEVERLY MILLER A friendly lassief' BETTIE WILSON Silence broocls intelligence. EDWARD CRABTREE Calling all girls. NANCY GULLY A swell girl if there ever was one TOMMY DAVIS Strictly a ladies man. CHARLES SLATER A worthwhile friend. MARCUS WHIGHAM One of a few. ANN ATKINSON Adorable smile, lovely hair. SARA GLAZE A girl with a sweet personality. CHARLENE BARGE A modern Venus De Milo? . BETTY LOU FRIDGE She's never without a smile? EMILY RUSSELL The very pink of perfection. HAZEL MCCHAREN All her energies are bent toward helping others. GINGER WALKER Sophistication in adolescent guise. MARTHA HIGGINS A wee lassie with mischief in her eyes. FRANCES DAVIS A considerate friend. . WEETA FISHER I look at life and laugh. CLARA FOY Wisdom is my specialty? 58 History oi: the Junior Class The members of the Junior Class of 1942 have proved themselves outstanding in every field in which they have ventured. During the early part of the year, Junior officers were elected, and under their leadership many things were accomplished. A new ring for next year was selected by an appointed committee. The Pegasus, a literary magazine which was the main project of the class, was edited and published by a staff composed chiefly of Juniors. On the athletic field Junior playershhelped make Central victorious. In R. O. T. C., music, debate club, and other similar organizations, the Juniors have excelled, so it is to them that the graduating class of '42 hands the responsibility for leadership in every phase of school activity. 59 It's lovely Lane gives the news Huddle What's so funny? Retreat Down at 20th The seasongs snow Betty looks cold Oh, come on Horton After the retreat parade Tl-IE TI-IIRD ESTATE E Soplwomores gf 'X 13.72 ' - ,MQ -, : -rklj an-r le ,-it Z' ',: nT ?7i - r I ' lL 'fx , ,. 1-W ' . -. CLASS QI-I-ICEQS ERNEST ALLEN JOHN BARRANCO Lik2l1ble. Entertaining. it 1 1 ' . X MNA 'Z 1 J xlvqd KN .- . PATSY PENDERGRAFT A 'merry one. 62 EUGENIA BINNS The cutest thing around. ANN JACKSON Reserved, shy. MARTHA JEAN RUTHERFORD Gay disposition. DOT COOPER Always riding highf' MINNIE LEE SHEFFIELD Industriousf' MAMIE LEE SHEFFIELD Ambiti0us. BETTY HOWARD ffspmfedf HENRY ZIMOSKI Light-hewrtedf' RODNEY J EFFREYS upeppylu VIRGINIA ANN BATTON Vivacious. BETTY CREEKMORE Full of fun. MARGARET FRANCIS Sweet ELETHIA BAILEY Ideal. J ACQUELINE REAGAN Sweet someone. BILL BARTON Swell. GERE WILKERSON Fun RICHARD WALL Pleasant ' 55? SCDLPI-IOMQQES SOP!-IOMORES ..---' - . '--xy W. D. JONES Activa ' JIMMY DAVIS Always energetic. RUTH THOMPSON A faithful frienclf' SYBIL THURMAN Cheerful GENEVA WADDELL Unparalleledf' MARJORIE NEELY Gentle and sweet. TURNER MORGAN Of never-ending vitality HARRY OSWALT Steadfast, ' MERRITT CHANCE Made for success. JIMMY PARKINS A lot of fun. BUDDIE LUDLOW Good-naturedf' FRANCES JOHNSON Exceedingly flirtatious. EVELYN WALKER Reserved JOE MAY Conge'nial. FRED STRINGER Ambitious.,' JANICE NICHOLSON A friend to all. J DORIS JOHNS A gorgeous blonde. JANE ROSS Lovely to look at. MERLE BUCKLEY Attractive MARGARET LYONS B1Ztsey,s darling. JERRY TIBILIER Gridiron star. BILL MOUNGER A football star. POLLY WELLS Locks of spun gold. DEANIE WALLACE Simply gorgeous. MARTHA LYNN KENNA Delightful to know. RUBY JANE WITHERSPOON Petite. MAMIE LEE LANGLEY Simple, sweet. NINA BESS GOSS O.K. by everyone. MARY ANN CALDWELL So completely precious. EVELYN LEE D'ignified. JOYCE MAXWELL She's swell. BARBARA MORGAN 'Everyone knows her and loves her. -,mlsl I A, A, , , , J SGP!-IOMORES 65 SOP!-IOMORES su X OH li...- ETHEL BURDETTE Sweet MARY JANE RUSLING Att'ractive. MALVINA YERGER Dig'm1fied, friendly. ANN HOBBS S'rna,'rt. MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON Depe'n,dable. GERALD TROYER S'well.', CATHERINE ARMSTRONG Shy, quiet. MARGARET WILLIAMS Pleasing to all. ELOISE BARNETTE 'Sa ophisticatedf' ANITA SELMAN Likeable. JOHN MORRIS Alert, capable. BILL JONES, JR. Pleasant LAWRENCE MCCLURE Friendly, TORRIE JONES Pleasing personality. GLORIA FLAKE Different, LORIE NELSON Natural SOPHIE FOLEY ' Cute. MARIE LOVETTE Very pleasantf, FAY LOWE Wonde'rful. EVELYN JACKSON Del'lghtful. CHARLEEN CAMPBELL Lovable. MILDRED DUNN Good TLGf'Ll'l'Cd.', MARY RIDGWAY Ch.arm'ing. DOROTHY LEE CRUMB P'reclous. JANE BROWN McCARTY Mighty cutef, BOOTS BURNHAM A wonderful dancer. BEN TROTTER Gosh, what a voice. JOSEPHINE CARSON So 'very sweet. CHARLES PARKER Cent1'al's Cassanovaf, JACK GIDDENS Man about town. MARY ELIZABETH TINGLE 5 Ambitious 4 1 JIMMY WILLIAMS Swell guy. 1 3 5 SQPHQMQIQES SGP!-IOMCDIQES '39 2. . -. , NN- 'Sf y 009 -L '-wud MARJORIE MURPHREE Comely, modest. MARGARET YEADAKER Gay disposition. HENRY LAMPE Fine guy. BILL JOHNSON Ambitious, fun-loving. BETTY YATES Casual, modest. CORABEL ROBERTS Queenly, retiring. CAMILLE BURGE Bubblirlg, delectable. MARGIE SHEPHERD Congenial, easy-going. cs ALICE MOWBRAY Coy, unassuming. RUTH MOSS Mighty sweet girl. MARY AI-TN SYLVESTER Sophisticated, sweet. ELIZABETH JANE ALLEN Captivating, refined. WOODSON WALL Lively, amiable. DOT DOWNING Cleverly witty? MAE ALICE BARNES Airy, winsomef' GILBERT FORD Exact, able. JERRY ANN FARR Cute as cute can bef' BENNIE ADAMS We all like him. ELBERT WILLIAMS Happy as his smile. LORRAINE EMMERICH Just wonderful. JACK UPSHAW Tireless energy. EVAN RAGLAND Energy itself? RICHARD EILAND Full of fun. HELENE MINYARD Swell girl. BOBBY DICKERSON He's super? MAE VALENTOUR A gay disposition. CARL PHILLIPS One in a million. BARBARA ANN RUSSELL Adorable, MARIADA SIMMONS Truly 'uivaciousf' MARGARET BOURGEOIS Mighty cute. ANN McLAURIN Dainty.'y TOMMY ROSS Everybody's buddy. SGP!-ICDMOQES lx -4 V SOP!-IAOMORES K Ll v .fer 0 ,Q V 5 cl Zi L' P- 1-' ,-41 i fix. ,,- it -N GENEVA PATTERSON Considerate, friendly. ' VIRGINIA LEE REHFELDT Competent, thoughtful. ALMA VAN HOOK Attractive, intellectual. ANNE PORTER Friendship is her specialty. JEAN FAIN Joyous, generous. MARJORIE BRADSHAW Sweet and denture. GENE CUNNINGHAM One in a million. MARION WILLOUGHBY Stylish, intellectual? RUBY NELL ALEXANDER Delicate, adept. KIRK TAYLOR Tireless energy. ED HARLAN Energetic, ingenious. HUGH VERNON PIERCE Courteous, helpful. ELEANOR GWINNUP Sophisticated, sweet. JEAN GRAFTON Sparkling, whimsical. SHIRLEY FUSSELL Indeed lovable. MIRIAM MILLER Petite, piea.smg.', RS fx Q wr .fa R i X LY JAYNE BYERLY F1-zendlyf JANE WILLINGHAM Loyal. EDITH GUSSIO Admirable. BARBARAN NE TRIGG Dainty. THARON FORD Kind. DORA JEAN FRYANT Capable Q EUGENE BERG Thoughtful. JEAN MacPIKE Dignified, cute. MARGIE PATE HUGHES Pretty, witty. JUNE DUKE Attractive, industrious. HELEN SPELL Charming, gracious. CHARLES STEVENS Lively, amiable. MARGIE HARRISON Cute, quiet. NANCY HUGGINS Attractive brunette. CHARLENE TODD Coquettish, lovely. JANE STEBBINS Distinctive, sweet. ,'4 f ,M llmsi' '- A SGP!-IEOMQFQES 71 SOP!-IOIVICDRIES 72 ,31- :Eli ROBERT WILKINS I look at life and laugh. VARNER DOBBS I murder dullnessf' HAROLD MOFFETT I live on fun. BILLY JAMES Happy-go-lucky. SHIRLEY CONN f'As sweet as her music. SHIRLEY McCORMICK With mischief in her eyes. BETTY COLE I like everybody. JEAN EVERETT Her smile melts trouble away WALTER GODBOLD Life is too short, why worry? GLEN GLADNEY A swell dish. ANNE HARRISON Sweet someone? SHIRLEY FUSSELL Full of 'get up and go. , F I Mr. Mac--- Snow Athletes Stripes Just like them Band practice Ain't he pretty? Popeye', Hanging high Over the top Whei-e's Rowan? 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II , .-IIILIX Wg. ,I' I M1 ,cl In 'IIIII I'I.II5'III I ' .ZIHIII I I f I I, IMI! 1: IMI'-' lt' I I ' :jg 11 '1g.,f4.,,fufff- i 'Lys' 5 mu- I N I 41 1 I ,, I iw II I,IIgf.IIII I I I I 7 41 I Q' I' ff :lf z' 'I ,fur ,..I,..II' .IA I. L'Q xl. N- , gg- I, ,I I INIII, Y' '-. ' -I Wy 1 I,.II:I'I'i MN I . . 1 v . 'inf ill :Lx i..'nIaI,1I, .D-. ' J 91 If WN, I A7 Wx 'II :I f.-di c I ll ' , xi 221' ' 47 MIM' A wi KLM ' Y q'H'L1 L 'fran ' I I ' HQ-, , UAA 00644 UxkIfk'lllLlm4,1f'Vll I I - 4, ' I II rg' II 1 IM' I' c f , I I QIQINI 'III nl ,I ' T- I ' 'I I F I ' - I htrllm Illlf 'L'-thltm A li sail us'- S9 OFFICERS, SPONSORS, AND COLORS CAPTAIN MARTIN R. RICE and SERGEANT RAY SMITH 90 In appreciation of his untiring efforts and for the service which he rendered to the Junior ROTC unit of Central High School, this page is gratefully dedi- cated to Captain Perry M. Dixon. V l HISTORY OF ROTC UNIT A Junior ROTC unit was established at Central High School in September, l935, by Captain Daniel F. Healy as PMS Sz T and Sergeant Perry M. Dixon as assistant. Captain Healy was later replaced by Lieutenant Colonel Henry C. Harrison, Jr. Colonel Harrison started the Drum and Bugle Corps, which has gradually increased each year since its organization. This year Captain Martin R. Rice and Sergeant Ray Smith replaced Colonel Harrison and Sergeant Dixon. The enrollment of the unit for the first year was small, but it was increased to 293 cadets for this year. For the past five years the unit has won the Honor rating in the annual ROTC Inspection. The Military Club of last year was superseded by an honorary military society called the Disc and Diamond Society. The purposes of the society are for the advancement of the qualities of Honor, Loyalty, Valor, Leadership and Fellowship. This makes the seventh year of the ROTC unit at Central High School. The purpose of the unit is to qualify students for military leadership. It teaches citizenship and inculcates habits of precision, discipline, self-control, patriotism, and respect for constituted authority. In times like these each cadet can truth- fully say he is proud of his unit. 91 BATTALION OFFICERS CADET MAJOR BN. SPONSOR CADET CAPTAIN CADET lst LT. Howard Brown Frances Gholson Edwin Roshore Guy Gillespie KBn. Cornmanderh lBn. Executive? CBn. Adjutantl K-3 X Xf -e i THE BATTALION 92 DRUM AND BUGLE CCDIQPS CADET CAPTAIN COMPANY SPONSOR Van Rusling Martha Ann Brett CADET SERGEANT-H. C. Speir. CADET CORPORALS-Henry Clements, Billy Surnrall, Torn Walker. CADET PRIVATE FIRST CLASS-Bobby Lambright. ,CADET PRIVATES-Harry Hutchins, George Gluyas. Woodson Wall. B. M. Brady, Bert Sellers, Bobby Frizsell, Bruce Robertson. 93 COMPANY CADET CAPTAIN CO. SPONSOR CADET lst LT. Joe Iupe Theo Stovall James Lindsay CADET 2nd LT. Donald Lutken CADET lst SGT. Louis Lyell CADET SERGEANTS-Phillip Parker, David Smith, Bobby Overstreet, Hugh Pat- rick, Noel Ivey, Ben Rentz, Billy Gilmore, Newton Still, Joe Jordan, Elbert Reid. CADET CORPORALS-James Foster, Jack Bishop, .lack Coleman, .laek Sampson, James Atwood, Vernon Lancaster, Sam Fryant. CADET PRIVATES, FIRST CLASS-Leonard Brandon, Roger Rosenfield, Tommy Abernathy, Joe Xvilliams, B. A. Bush, Tom Crosby, Tommy Aldridge, Dick Dever, Jimmy Beenmn, XVilliam Cantrell. CADET PRlVA'l'ESiRich:1rd Peaster, Donald Currie, Eugene Fluke, Bennie Adams, Bobby Ehrharclt, Leon Cruise, Guinfay Bates, Albert Allen, P. C. Foose, Ames Smith, John Bryan, Lester Alyis. Lee Cummins, Clifton Bass, Godfrey Bard- well, Jerome Clark, Bob Miller, C. C. Boadwee, VVilfred Cole, .lack Giddens, Gilbert Ford, James Cochran, Ed Cowan, Bob Williams, Fred NVilson, Ernest Allen, Varner Dobbs, .lim Harris, Burnham Cockrell, Merritt Chance. Fred Garraway, NVallaCe Brewer, Harold Cover, Billy Barrett, Albert Segrrest, Hal Catchings, John Kroeze, Leslie Lainpton, Hugh Vincent, Billy Golden, Billy Ammons, John Haddad, Richard Farr, Bruce Brown, Charles Castanedo, Emanuel Crystal, Harry Davis, Jack Blasingame, Allen Stewart, Liddell XVl1ite, NValter Coope1','George Clifford, Jack Foster. 4 94 , ' 4 COMPANY CADET CAPTAIN CO. SPONSOR Lloyd Bridgers Nancy Keister CADET 1st LT. Tom Gibson CADET 2nd LT. Billy Moss CADET SERGEANTS-Rowan Taylor, Dan Patrick, Jack Bethea, Morgan Jones, George Briley, Paul Pullen, Ike Franklin, Stanley Carpenter, Frank Gates, Charles Smith. CADET CORPORALS-I-Iansell York. George Vvarren, Ray McCullen. Billy Teate, .lack Stevens, Leo Horan, James Xvilliams. CADET PRIVATES-, FIRST CLASS-XV. D. James. John Steen, Wesley Lutken, Ed Harlan, T. A. Liles, Tommy Davis, Ira Carr, Charles Naef, Bryan Holliday. LADET PRIVATES-Power Hearn, Terrell Moffat, .lohn Morris, Clayton Harris, Carl Hirschenhofer, Bill Mounger, Glenn Gladney, Brandt Leonard, Duncan Heron, Shelby lilartin, Jimmy Crisler, James Hilton, Lamar Noble, Harold Harvey, Bill Jones, Cliff Lamb, 'llorrie Jones, Sexton Terry, Charles H. Horne, Cary Chapman, John Koehtitzky, James Clark, Douglas Boyd, John McKee. George Hill, Thomas Kemp, Emmett Hilton, Robert Stone, James Terrell. Bill Purviance, Frank Haynes, Brinkley Morton, Henry Lanipe, Jimmy Horne, Jack Sllults, Charles Korman, James Martin, Don Mwrton, Bill Lloyd, Frank Gates, Lawanda Quarles, Hugh Luckett, Phil Irby, Charles Riggs, George I-larms, Richmond Hzxnvoek. Gaddy Temple. Bob Embry, Lawrenffe McClure, Robert Sublette, David Miller, Bill Johnson, Robert McCraine, Howard Mcliiethen. Charles Horne. ! i 9 5 CADET lst SGT. Dick Patterson COMPANY CADET CAPTAIN CO. SPONSOR CADET lst LT. Sidney Jones Rose Walley L-6R0y Bain CADET 2nd LT. Clint Cavett CADET lst SGT. Robert Holmes CADET SERGEANTS-Billy Rogers, John Doan, VVilliam Talbert, Billy Mont- gomery, John Mize, George Bingham, VVilliam Netherton, TVa1ter McMaster, Donald Foster, Eugene Johnson. CADET CORPORALS-Jack Stanford, Joe Ford, Jimmy Mingee, Edwin Magruder, Ralph Marley, McCray Rhodes, Kenneth Primos. CADET PRIVATES, FIRST CLASS-Xvill Mitchell, Floyd Permenter, Sam Sanders, Earle Smith, Avera Dawson, Carl Seutter. CADET PRIVATES-Talmadge Baggett. Brooke Burwell, Herbert Robertson, Bill Thompson, Hugh V. Pierce, Oscar Vincent, Charles Stevens, Lewie Tanner, Osborne Guion, James Rumfelt, Kirk Taylor, Edgar Harris, Fred Daniell. Sam Monroe, Floyd Kimbrough, James Bailey, Stanley Thames, Spencer Taylor, Raymond Lackey, Tom Slough, Forrest XVichard, Billy Ates, James Mc-Caskill, Oliver Jordan, Garnett Smith, Dan Morse, Charles Parker, Ray VVilliams, .lanws Smith, Lorrie Nelson, Thomas Riley, Mack Parker, Lee Prouter, Granville Ramsay, Dick Moore, Edwin Eichelberger, Clifton Nettles, Henry Shields, Charles Sours, Jesse Matthews, Bobby Alden, Jimmy Bell, James Shealy, Frank Sedlacek, Louis Redish, Kennon Robinson, Raymond Oppenheim, Alvin Smith, Bill Moore, Williaili Lowry, Harold Robinson, Fred Thomas, Henry Zimoski, VValter Shotwell. Robert Matthews. Leigh VVatkins, Jimmy House, Elbert XVilliams, Jerry Tiblier, Brooks Robertson. 96 DISC AND DIAMOND A Honorary Military Society N i . BATTALION RIFLE TEAM ' 97 Order arms Officer of the day At ease Grrr ----- ! The colors I Dirty rifle-3 dernerits Noise makers Beauty and the beast CAPTAIN FOOTBALL TEAM Billy Murray CAPTAIN BASKETBALL TEAM Sidney Jones BACKFIELD CHARGING COACH Scrap Crawley MANAGER Red McMaster 99 PARKER PEVEY DOWNING FIRST HARRY PARKER - Guard SAM SMITH ---- Eli DAN DOWNING - - Back GOODMAN GUNTER - En BILLY MURRAY - - Back CHARLES PEVEY - Bac MURRAY GUNTER SMITH EAM EORGE WARREN - Tackle ESSEX SHORES - - Back NNIE BARRETT - - Back RICHARD WRIGHT - Tackle RT WARD - - - Guard MURPHY LOWTHER, Center WRIGHT SHORES WARREN WARD BARRETT LOWTHER Tl-IE SEC Thomas - Tackle Guynes - - - - Back Vincent - Center Tiblier - - - - Back Cruise - - - - - Back Stevens Manager F O CD T B A I. L Jackson 2G Jackson 7 Jackson 13 Jackson 38 Jackson 6 Jackson 34 Jackson 2G Jackson 6 Jackson 'Z Jackson 20 JD TEAM v SCCRES attiesburg 6 larksdale 7 upelo 6 essick 0 eridian 20 anton 0 ulfport 0 . C. M. A. 28 Vicksburg 7 Greenville 14 l r 1 Frizsell - J. George Johnson - - - G.Jones--- -- Martin - Bridgers - - - - - Guard - End - Back Guard Tackle Center S NN R wx Kiki Si jx 2 , A x . 5 L3 -Q 5 1 .2 1 E L 13 Xi s X X M- ff-w-NNY Awww, V .ii K .Q S QW: 3 x sw is E SN iw S N wx xx N' FOCDTBALL V With odds heavily against them, the Jackson Tigers opened their season with a 20-6 victory over Hattiesburg. In the second home game, the squad, still in an exhilarated mood, tied Clarksdale, last year's victor, 7-7. O Traveling northward to Tupelo, the Tigers conquered the Golden Wave 13-6. O Jackson fans were much surprised when the home squad trounced the strong Messick High eleven 38-0. After a long string of wins, Jackson was victimized by the Meridian Wildcats 20-6. After defeating the Canton lads 34-0, Central encountered the Com- modores of Gulfport and emerged with a 20-0 win. A fighting line from the Gulf Coast Military Academy licked the Tiger squad 28-6. 1 On Thanksgiving Day the Tigers locked in a 7-7 tie with their host, the Vicksburg Greenies. Cer1tral's Tigers ended the season with a 20-14 victory over Green- ville. 105 BA SKETBA LI. JONES Forward Canton - Hazlehurst Greenville Laurel - Vicksburg Hattiesburg Natchez - Raymond - Meridian - PEVEY SMITH MIZE SPARKS Forward Center Guard Guard S C I-I E D U L - Won Meridian Won - won Vicksburg Won - won Meridian won - won Meridian Won - won Hazlehurst 10st - won Laurel - 10511 - won Raymond won - won Forest Hill 10st - won r.L...Greenville won J ONES-Forward PEVEY-Forward SMITH-Center MIZE-Guard WADE-Guard SHORES-Guarcl SPARKS-Guard FOSTER-Forward, 107 KIL Guard Forward GORE TIBLIER JOHN MIZE PRESTON 'All Big Eighty 108 ST I.-I' ' MARTHA BROWN CAPTAIN Forward GIQLS' BASKETBALL TEAM BETTY JO BROWN ANNE DAVIS KATHERINE NEAL OUIOLA COLE Forward Forward Forward Forward JANE LEVRING LOLA CASEY OLA CASEY PEGGY FRIEND Forward Guard Forward Guard YU 1 . ' l ROSA LEE BRITT BARBARA ANN SIMMONS BOBBY JEAN BEASLEY HELEN BARROW Guard Guard Guard Guard , 110 WILFRED COLE SIDNEY JONES JERRY TIBLIER V For their outstanding perform- ances, several members of the Central High School tennis team have won titles for defeating play- ers from other schools in regional meets. Edward Bell won the Mid-Mis- sissippi singles and State singlesg and Sidney Jones and Wilfred Cole, the Mid-Mississippi doubles. FOOTE BINGHAM Y BILLY ROGERS ROSA LEE BRITT KATHLEEN PEART ANNE DAVIS 1 JESSE WADE ESSEX SHORES High Jump One Mile Broad Jump 4 One-half Mile YERGER RELAY TEAM PARKER CRUISE TRACK TEAM EDWARD YERGE One-quarter Mile TAYLOR 2 - 1:-fx--v--MW -u--M W--an-nur Y' ' -N--M-M -H JIMMY BRYAN EVELYN UNKRICH . FRED HOVIOUS t S Cap am ponsor Dyum Major CENTQAI. I-IIGI-I SCHOOL BAND 113 CENTQAL IIGII SCI-ICQ GRC!-H?S'R BAND The band has become an important factor of Central High School's activities. It promotes school spirit and arouses enthusiasm among the students. During the year, the band boys and their sponsor, Evelyn Unkrich, participated in all football games and several chapel programs. At various times they have marched in down-town parades and played for patriotic and civic causes. On May 2, the band took part in the annual Mississippi Band Contest and was highly awarded for an outstanding performance. An orchestra, which is rapidly progressing, has been added to the department of instrumental music. 114 SECOND AND THIRD PERIOD CHORUS CLASSES 'XZ-S FIFTH AND SIXTH PERIOD CHORUS CLASSES 115 MR. ALVIN J. KING CHORUS CLASSES This year, Chorus Classes enrolled the largest num- ber of students in the history of Central High School, indi- cating an awakening interest in music. These classes, under the direction of Mr. Alvin J. King, have become an indispensable part of the school's curriculum. In addition to several chapel programs, the chorus gave the Feast of Carols at Christmas timeg and in the spring, successfully presented Gilbert and Sullivan's oper- etta, The Gondoliersf' For the first time at Central, the Boys' Glee Club was organized. The forty-five members sang in chapel and appeared before many civic meetings in Jackson. F BOYS' GLEE CLUB 116 As I was saying' Follow directions, please Rah! Rah! Rah! Are you going to take my picture? Now, listen here Up in the World Go way! I'm busy Ensign Boo! 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Erdell Johns Gloria Overton Gloria Overton CLUB - - Mr. Rone Harold Moffett Alice Mowbray Jeanne Coulon - Dot Downing COACHES' CUTIES Sponsor - President - - Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - Sponsor - President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer - - Mr. Crawley Jean Crawford - - Jack Coleman - Leon Cruise - Leon Cruise - Miss Taylor - - - Bill Hughes - - Betty Howard Nancy Huggins Nancy Huggins ELF CLUB Sponsor - - Mr. Mauldin President - - - - Bobby Frizelle Vice President - - Jackie Fairchild Secretary - - - Betty Lou Fridge Treasurer - - Betty Lou Fridge Y CHEMISTRY CLUB Sponsor - - Miss Fletcher President - - - - - Bobby DeKay Vice President - - - Edward Campbell Secretary - - - Eugene Johnson Treasurer - - Joe Harrison V MISS SPANN'S HOMEROOM Sponsor - - - - Miss Spanni President - - - Catherine Burdettev Vice President - - Martha Jane Brown Secretary - - - Felton Burrrsidle: Treasurer - - - Inez Boler V INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Sponsor - - - - Mr. Rone President - - - - Anne Porter Vice President - - Mary Ridgeway Secretary - - - Corabell Roberts. Treasurer - - Jacquelyn Reagan, Sponsor - President - - Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - NATIONAL ATHLETIC HONORARY SOCIETY BOOK CLUB - Miss Gibson - Wilfred Cole - Jack Sampson - Frances Gholson - Phillip Parker APPIQECIATICDN The editor and other members of the 1942 Cotton Boll staff express their sincere appre- ciation to all persons, directly or indirectly, connected with the publication of this book. To those firms, faculty advisors, and stu- dents, Who contributed many helpful ideas and much time and effort, the staff also ex- tends its thanks. 138 WENTWORTH COLLEGE Elizabeth Sfelling of Whitworth College on board the liner Cefalu en route to Cuba. This trip was one of the Whit- worth College educational t urs. BROOKHA VEN, MISS. In the Heart of the Deep South 85th Year SEPT. I4 TO JUNE 5 A JUNICIR CEILLEGE FUR YUUNI3 WCIMEN Wide curriculum offered. Limited student body. Individual instructions. Modern buildings. Beautiful campus. Ivlost reasonable tuition in the South for the advantages offered. Tuition 5590, covers library, registration fees, room, board, laundry and educational tours. llncluded is a two-week tour of lvlexicol. Catalogue on Request MILLSAPS COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL: First Term Second Term Third Term June 1 - July 4 July 6 - August 8 August 10 - August 29 ISummer School Opened to Freshrnenl Fall Session Opens September 15 FOR INFORMATION WRITE OR TELEPHONE DEAN Wm. E. RIECKEN CLARK BUSINESS SCHOOL The School That Cares Std. Life Bldg. Founded 1929 Finest Rooms, Equipment, Training, and Placement, for Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Secretaries, and Machine Operators. Individual Instruction and Monthly Tuition Save Half the Time and Cost on all Courses. DIAL 4-8922 ' J. P. CLARK, Mgr. lHeacl Com. Dept. J. H. S., l9l3-l929l JACKSON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Mississippi's Best Equipped Business School A V T. C. SCHILLING, Manager JACKSON MISSISSIPPI BELHHVEII BDLLEBE IAIIISSIIN .. ., lIfIISSISSIIIIPlI Belhaven stands upon its record of more than forty years of service to the young women of the South. To meet the demands of the new age, the college for women must provide something more than academic training. Belhaven has not changed its standards or ideals but it isvconstantly improving its technique and changing its program to provide Quality Education. Investigate the New Belhaven Plan of Intensive Courses. See Belhaven before choosing. GQ T. GILLESPIE, President DIAL 2-0013 JACKSON, MISS. I COMPLIIVIENTS DRAUGHQNS BUSINESS CQLLEGE Oldest and Largest in Mississippi DURING THE PRESENT EMERGENCY WE ARE FEATURING A NEW FINANCE PLAN FOR WORTHY STUDENTS. CALL OR - WRITE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. 502 M EAST CAPITOL JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI AUTOGRAPHS , 5 ,A 'N ' X 45-s r. f.., .W 7 , H T 1 -w3M'5'Kj I . on e I 2 + I T! 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