Central High School - Cotton Boll Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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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

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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

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