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

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Efficiency is his stand- ard and his classroom motto is THINK. lf we would only follow the precepts and example set by him, our success in life would be assured. lt is, therefore, with great pride that we dedicate this l952 COTTON BOLL to Mr. James Beckett. lIlllllSf Iva lon ,JW if , ...... f' fn .-U fzgk A ' 2.2 H- g S 'fm' 3 ASN 'wif ig xA ' 1-' if Xizjqqii , ,Ji L, ,S 4 4 :N-2 a Q , .:.. . I.. 3 '::1- 2 :.,, 5' 3 iii ' 'AAL 2 . --:., 'WR , :-: :.,,.- 5 s, 'Sk M 'M' '-l--- 1 A---A f W 4 V. b 1 Af 5 Q 5 . N Q ' - 2 Q ff 5,5 :fi , I 4 :Q 9 ,X Q Q Q -352 iv 'ff A E PM 5 A5 gifs-A ,,.,:..,-,.,.,.,. , H1 5 .,:..,y:-.W x 'Y , 'ig N ff ! 5 Q f Ya .f Q I J? y M Rl 'fwp H. S, KERSHMAN Assistant Superiniendent H. R. SIC-LER Director of Testing and Special Education K. P. WALKER Superintendent of Public Schools R. B. LAYTON Director of Curriculum L. H. WRIGHT Business Manager 7 P 5. - ij. 3. ' fs . . - vi .11 :fmt 1. - .. eefirffrff.. F. W. McEWEN Pri:cip:al of Central High School HIllllNlSlllHlllIN The administration - inspiration and backbone of Central High School - guides us through the course of our high school life. These men and women stand as a symbol of leadership and knowledge. They have taught, guided, and counseled with us, inspiring us to greater heights. C. E, HOLLADAY Asst. Principal of Central High School MRS. MARGARET MRS. ALBERTA JACKSON METZLER Office Office Fred W. McEwen is our beloved prin- cipal who has been making history at Cen- tral since l94O. His level gaze and calm view of life-his undying enthusiasm and wonderful depth of humor have endeared him to the hearts of all who know him. Charles Holladay, our assistant princi- pal, has been at Central only three years, but he has made a place for himself by his efficient service, good judgment, and friendly manner. ENGLISH lllPllHllVllNl To train citizens who are happy in the presence of ideas and who have an ap- preciation of the non-material values of life is a primary objective of the English Department. We further recognize Lan- guage Arts as among the basic skills nec- essary for success and happiness in life. To achieve these objectives, the work of the English Department is divided into a study of literature and the basic skills of communication. IRENE BRELAND B.S. Millsaps College LORENA CHANDLER A.B. Mississippi Woman's College MEDA BONNE RICHARD W. GIESE CRAWFORD B.A., M.E. A.B., M.A. Duke University Mississippi State College University of Texas for Women Peabody College MARGARET HUTCHISON Mississippi State College for Women Columbia University MARGARET MCFARLANE A.B., M.A. Mississippi State College for Women Columbia University MRS. MYRTLE McGAHA B.A., M. A. Mississippi College University of Mississippi ROBERT PAINE B.S., M.A. Teachers' College of Connecticut Peabody College BLANCHE MUSSELWHITE B.A. Mississippi College MRS. AVIS RUSSELL A.B., M.A. Blue Mountain College University of Mississippi SllEllll STUDIES llEPllHTNlENT The purpose in studying history and the other social studies is to gain an under- standing of the present day world. This knowledge of contemporary affairs can only be obtained by a study of past events, persons, and ideas. The four history cours- es offered at Central High School are World History, American History, Amer- ican Government and Economics. Throughout the social studies program an effort is made to encourage independ- ent thinking on the part of the student. The goal is for each student to reason logically and to think for himself. WILLIAM C. ALLEN B.S. Delta State Teachers' College JOHN C. BALL B.S., M.A. Teachers' College of Connecticut Peabody College COURTENAY CLINGAN L. W. GODBOLD B.A., M.A. University of Indiana University of Mississippi MRS. JANET R. JORDAN B.A., M.A. Lawrence College University of Wi'consin JAMES C. KINSER B.A., M.A. Peabody College BEN W. TAYLOR B.S.E., M.A. University of Tennessee Vanderbilt University HAZEL RUFF B.A., M.A. Mississippi State College for Women Duke University ANNIE T. PEEBLES A.B. Texas Christian University MATHEMATICS ETEPAHTMENT The Mathematics Department aims to create a continuous program of develop- ment in the understanding of mathemat- ical processes to be met with in real life situations. The program is in two parallel courses: an academic course for those who may desire to extend their studies through college and a general course suitable for business or practical application to every- day occupations. The general purpose is to give to pupils an understanding of gen- eral mathematical processes and to devel- op the powers of reasoning. LONA C. ALMOND A.B., M.A. Birmingham Southern University of Alabama HELEN PAULINE CARTER B.A., M.A. JAMES BECKETT B.A., M.A. University of Alabama Columbia University Blue Mountain College University of Alabama JOHN O. ETHRIDGE B.A., M.S. Southwestern College University of Georgia D. G. FULTON B.A., M.A. Mississippi College MRS. VIVIAN M. LATTA B.A., M.A. Mississippi Stale College for Women Columbia University ANNIE W. LESTER A.B. Millsaps College PEARL SPANN B.S. Millsaps College EllNllVllHClll lllPllHllllllNl The Commercial Department endeav- ors to offer to high school pupils those courses which will train them for posi- tions to be filled immediately upon grad- uation lrom high school, and to give them sufficient business training which could help at least partially pay for college or business school expenses, Typing, book- keeping, secretarial training, office prac- tice, commercial law, economic geogra- phy, and shorthand are sublects included in the curriculum. KATHERINE BAKER Mississippi College QW CORNELIA BISLAND Belhaven College HAL FRANCE B.S., M.A. Mississippi State College University of Mississippi MRS. MARY JOE MRS. EFFIE JOHNSON HANNAFORD B.S. B,S, Mississippi State Mississippi College College for Women JOHN S. WEEMS B.S., M.A. Mississippi State College University of Alabama EEIHEIGN LANGUAGES IJEPAHEAAENE The Language Department of Central High School offers to the students courses in three languages, French, Latin, and Spanish. As there is no language require- ment for graduation from high school, all the courses are elective and may be pursued for one or two years with no less credit for the first if the second year is not elected. ln addition to literary, cultural, and scientific value, the study of the language, as well as their affiliated clubs, affords most students much pleasure and person- al satisfaction and enables one to meet the language entrance requirements of many colleges. ANNIE VERNON BRENT B.A. Mississippi College ISABEL JOHNSTON B.A. Millsaps College MRS. LUCILE C. CUNNINGHAM B.S., M.A. Texas Christian University MARIE ROSE TIZON B.S., A.B. Mississippi Southern University of Mississippi SEIENEE DEPARTMENT ln Science classes students learn fun- damental truths through observation, ex- ploration and experimentation. They also learn to use these truths as a basis for sound thinking and forming worthwhile opinions. Science education helps to instill a well-developed reasoning in the students. lt guides students toward good citizen- ship through emotional and intellectual development. R. G. BERRY B.A. Mississippi College MAY FLETCHER A.B. l JOHN H. BLACKWELL B.S. Mississippi State College Mississippi State College for Women KATHRY N HARRIS B.S. Millsaps College H. ll. l. E. The Central High School Junior R.O.- T.C. is the only unit ot its type in the state of Mississippi. The program is spon- sored by the department of the Army in close alliance with the principal and teachers of Central. For the past several years the unit has been designated as an Honor School by the Department of the Army because ot the high standards maintained. MAJ. STEPHEN B. Sgt. lst Class MORRISEY GLEN D. ANC-LIN P. M. S. CIT. Sgt, lst Class Sgt. lst Class Sgt. lst Class WALSH J. MlLLER GILBERT E. ROLLER CHARLES E. SPEARS The primary objectives of the R.O.T.C. unit is to lay the foundation for intelli- gent citizenship by teaching the principles ot leadership, respect for constituted au- thority, and habits of precision order- liness, courtesy, hygiene and deportment. Upon reaching this objective it has pre- pared its cadets to serve their country as members of the Armed Forces when and it they are called upon. HlllVlElVllllllNl2 Can you imagine a great big husky football player wearing an apron and cooking or sewing? Well, that's what you are liable to find in the Home Economics Department! Here boys as well as girls are taught to be good homemakers and taught the importance of a happy home life. ELIZABETH HEARD B.S. Mississippi State College for Women SPECIAL EVENTS Highlighting events of the year are the F.H.A. Conventions ldistrict and statel, the traditional Christmas dinner, a lunch- eon sometimes during the year, and a tea. These latter events are all planned and prepared by the food classes. The D.A,R. makes awards to three out- standing seniors in Homemaking on Sen- ior Day at the close of school. MRS. DORRIS A. HINTON B.S. Mississippi State College for Women UBHAHY The school library is cooperative with other departments in the field of learning and provides materials for information, inspiration and recreation. The library has a collection of approx- imately 8000 volumes and subscribes to 70 periodicals and 3 daily newspapers. ln addition to books, the library houses films and film strips, records, pamphlet mater- ial, and pictures. A very fine art collection consisting of books and reproductions is also kept in the library. MATTIE MILNER A.B. Mississippi State College SPEEIAL EVENTS Miss Milner is aided by an able group of assistants headed by Mrs. Dan T. Knight, Assistant Librarian. Student help- ers, chosen on the basis of their loyalty, trustworthiness, and school records, work at the librarian's desk and at both doors. for Women PAUL D. BLACKLEDC-E B.S., M.S. University of Alabama Mississippi State College The pupil is required to spend two class periods each day with a special teacher known as a Coor- dinator. Diversified Occupations includes both Trade and Industrial Education and Distributive Education. From 75 to 80 pupils enroll each year. The total earning of the 75 students enrolled for the month of November 1951 was S3,641.44. Through this program, a pupil may graduate from high school with a regular high school diplo- ma and also with one or two years work experience plus the technical training so valuable in securing permanent employment. It is possible for a pupil to take this work and prepare for college entrance. Each spring there is the Employer-Employee Banquet and the Mississippi Trade and Industrial and Distributive Education Club Convention. PllH1 illlll EUUPEHATIVE THAININE FHllGHlllll Recognizing that the best place to secure the proper training for a vocation is on the job, a pro- gram has been set up in the high school system known as the Vocational Part-Time Cooperative Training Program in Diversified Occupations. lt offers an opportunity to extend training beyond the range of occupations which are ordinarily consid- ered apprenticeable. Any boy or girl, 16 years of age or over, a junior or senior in high school may enroll in this program and receive training in his or her chosen occupation. ELLIS V. WINDAM B.S., M.E. Mississippi State College MECHANICAL UHAWINE Although not required at Central, mechanical drawing is a must for any- one whose future career is to be in either the engineering or architectural fields. This course is open to any boy or girl at Central, seniors being given preference over juniors and sophomores. RICHARD H. BACON Co-ordinator of Distributive Education B.S. Mississippi State College INDUSTRIAL AHTS Learning and development of experi- ences in industrial arts, through types of experiences not otherwise available, are essential in the complete social education of every boy in this dominantly industrial democracy. Industrial Arts is a great soc- ial lever. Here all boys meet in interesting and instructive environment. They must give and take and work co-operatively. All members get some insight into how more than one-half of American wage earners work. TOMMY F. McDOW B.S., M.S. East Texas State Teachers' College PllElEllIlllIllNS Publications at Central include the student news- paper, the yearbook, and a literary magazine. About eighty percent of all work on the news- paper, Tiger Talks, is done by the journalism classes during school hours. No credit is received for Cotton Boll work, but this year-book staff, comprised entirely of seniors, furnishes 36 distinct positions for capable and tal- ented students nominated by the faculty and voted on by the student body. Pegasus, a literary publication, is handled by a staff nominated by English teachers and voted on by the English classes. Work on this publication is extra-curricula, but it is ably supported by the English departments here and in the two junior high schools of the city. MRS. SUSIE P. CREWS B.S. Delta State Teachers' College SPECIAL EVENTS Each year top-ranking journalism stu- dents are nominated for Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society. The Mississippi Press Institute at the Univer- sity of Mississippi is an annual event at- tended by staff delegates. ' SPEEEH lTEPllHTlVlENT A part of the English Department, the speech classes play a very important part in the school activities. Instructors strive to help students develop pleasing, happy personalities, skill in conversation, and to give to them the tool of intelligent speech for assuming the duties of citizenship. EMMY LOU PATTON A.B. Columbia University M.A. Mississippi State College for Women SPEEIAL EVENTS The One-Act Play tournament, in which the speech classes take part, at- fords top-quality assembly entertainment every spring. The Youth Congress is of interest to everyone, especially those stu- dents who are elected as delegates and compete on a statewide basis. This year the Congress for Human Relations, spon- sored by the Southern Speech Association, was held in Jackson. Speeches judged and rated during the Congress were oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and after- dinner speaking. llHT llEPllllTIllENT ln the Art Department, a pupil learns by doing. Through expressing their ideas and feelings, they gain not only skill in the manipulation of art materials but also an appreciation of art. Art students are very generous in giving of their time and talent tor any art work needed in the school such as menus, posters, and dec- orations tor dances. MARY K. LOYACONO B.S. Belhaven College SPECIAL EVENTS Illustrations for Pegasus and the Cot- ton Boll are work of advanced students working in close Contact with these res- pective stafts. Each year exhibits are sent off to be shown regionally, nationally, and even internationally. Twelve students had representative work this year in the Scho- lastic Art Awards Competition held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. BllNll The Band, under the capable direction of L. E. Pullo, plays an important part in community as well as school life. The purpose of the band is to train members to be physically and mentally alert and to instill the sense of rhythm and respon- sibility in them. LOUIS E. PULLO B.A. Cincinnati Conservatory M.A. Royal Conservatory of Music SPECIAL EVENTS Football starts the year of sports at CHS and it also begins the first special event for the Band. No game would be complete without the ceremonius play- ing of our National Anthem and the u- nique halftime performances. After foot- ball season the Band begins training for the Spring Concert and the grand climax of the year, the Mississippi State Band Contest. SPECIAL EVENTS For added interest these students fre- quently visit the Highway Patrol Depart- ment and the City Police Station. Every week they have a radio program consist- ing of a panel discussion on traffic prob- lems and how to bring down the number of accidents. llHlVEll'S ElllllillllllN A new subject at Central, the Driver's Education course is now a must for all sophomores. This nine weeks study is offered for the purpose of giving each student a sound attitude and cooperative spirit toward the Power Age in which he lives and through such an attitude to re- duce the number of unnecessary and un- timely deaths on our streets and highways. Eventually the instructor hopes to teach the course with dual control automobiles, at which time students will be taught sound techniques and skills. FRANK R. ALBERT B.S. Memphis State GIHLS PHYSICAL lllllElllIllN The purpose of Physical Education for girls at Central is to promote bodily and mental poise and to secure the more ad- vanced forms of coordination, strength and endurance. Activities in gym classes promote such desirable moral and social qualities as appreciation of the value of cooperation obedience to authority, cour- age and wholesome interest in recreation- al activities. LUCILLE NOBLE B.S. Mississippi State College SPEEIAL EVENTS Class tournaments are scheduled all during the school year in the three major Sports. for Women IIIIISIE DEPARTMENT Do, rae, me, -floats out the win- dows and down the halls from the music room, as Pop King gets his classes warmed up and ready to sing. In these classes, each student has a chance to sing by himself and in groups. This helps to give him a sense of rhythm and harmony and also prepares him for public appear- ances in the future, as the occasion may arise. ALVIN J. KING School of Music Diploma SPEEIAI EVENTS Each fall the students prepare Handel's Messiah for the annual Christmas pres- entation, while the big spring events are the State Choral Festival and the spring operetta. Taylor University rr Cllllllllll The cafeteria plays an important part in life at Central. Mrs. Vola Holman and her assistant, Mrs. Frances Edwards are always on the job with their well planned meals, that are nutritious as well as delicious. The cafeteria has a wholesome atmosphere in which students visit friends and enjoy good meals, Special Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter luncheons are served each school year. is M5 Ei it D. B. SHARRON ALLEN C. THOMPSON R. S. WITHERS Commissioner Mayor Commissioner Standing: W. M. BUIE, C. R. RIDCWAY, JR. Sitting: R. W. NAEF, JOHN C. BATTE, and CECIL F. TRAVIS V - CLASSES Q 7 K - W -A - F W w Y A M Glll l' X gkwf , ..... , .V ,1 ,if N :::,. X , ' f ' X : . .: Q,.:ff2.2s2sEi- '.-,gf,.,:,:5Eaga5.:-- ------- I ----- -3-I-' 'H mgwffif K rl fx ,I , Mi my : :E 6 A I K V. X . 1 ,El . x ..... .. -ALS: z,4 f lm, Zgfalzgifw ., , 55: in Aw. 9, W 33, Us M ' W Lwsmd, .. fx -' wxw aww' 2 Q I ' K W FTWS, fx ,fri 3 t .. 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MARY ANN ALDRI DCE Intelligence, efficiency, and willingness to work combine to make Mary Ann the capable person she is. Her effervescent wit and cheerful smile keep us in high spirits. ALFRED ALLBRITTON During his first year at Central, Alfred has made many friends. Constantly playing practical jokes, he is a good-natured person who really likes people. wit. PAT ALLEN Along with his good looks, Pat possesses the qual- ification of those bound for success. This valuable member of the band and president of the Theatre Guild has a cheerful disposition and a good-natured SIDNEY G. ALSTON This commander of Company C with his brown hair and handsome face, has attracted many a feminine glance. His friendly disposition and thoughtfulness toward everyone are the foremost features of his personality. ANN ALVIS Pretty Ann is always as stylish as the latest fashion magazine. She has a sweet personality and a c re free air that are admired by all who know her. effort. ELAINE AVERY This attractive blond, with plenty of get up and go, is sincere, dependable, and friendly. Elaine has been .a great asset to Central with her various musi- cal talents and singing ability. JOH N NY AWAD Johnny, with his winning personality and ever- friendly smile is a favorite of everyone. He is one of our football players who is always on the go. RAY BARD I N Ray is friendly and good-natured, and is a friend to be cherished. His shyness vanishes completely when he isn't around strangers. CAROLYN AMASON Carolyn's sincerity and friendly smile will make her a hit wherever she goes. Her dependability and sense of humor endear her to all. ANN ANDERSON This senior is that rare combination of beauty and brains. Ann, the pride and ioy of Company D, is versatile, talented and popularg her leadership and character are exemplified in her many achievements and honors. JOAN ANDERSON This cute little brunette is full of fun, and wherever she goes, she always has a smile for everyone. Joan has an easy-to-get-along-with manner that can't be surpassed. RUBY ARDIS Ruby is known for her beautiful curly hair. She is sweet and sincere in her quiet way. DONALD ASHCRAFT Donald is easy to talk to, friendly, and intelligent. With his good-natured and distinctive personality, we are sure his success will really be from honest BETTY BARFIELD Betty's attractive appearance matches her sunny dis- position well. This vivacious blond is a hard worker of the Theatre Guild and is strictly on the ball. HENRY BARFIELD Handsome and easy-going, Henry is always a wel- come companion. His likable personality, together with his good-naturedness and sincerity, has a winning way with everyone. SARA GRACE BARROW This cute little senior is full of pep and has a ready smile for everyone. Her optimistic outlook and gentleness of manner have won for her many friends. WILMA BATES Never lost when it comes to playing any sport or making friends, Wilma always has a remark to keep you laughing. ROY BATSON This friendly senior sincerely likes people, and they like him. Besides being a good student, he has a degree of dependability that can't be topped. FRANK BAUCHN , Frank is constantly brightening the spirits of those around him. A true friend and a ready humorist, he has a joke on a moment's notice. BILL BEARD Strictly a lady's man, Billy has the wit and humor that make him the life of the crowd, no matter what the occasion As carefree as the winds, he breezes through life with an airy nonchalance. KELLY BENNETT This tall senior is comical and serious at iust the right moment. His good personality and mischievous ways have won for him many admirers. C HARLOTTE BLAC K Life at Central would not be complete without Creepy. lf you're in low spirits, just let us in- troduce you to her, and your blues haven't got a chance against her delightful humor and vivacious personality. JANIE BLACK This is one senior who is really expected to go places with her good looks and wonderful personality. Janie is sure to be the life of the party with her spark- ling smile and cheerful sense of humor. MARY BLACK When you know Mary, her quiet attitude quickly disappears. Her sweet ways and winning smile will always be remembered by all her friends. LORETTA BENNETT This cute brunette is known for her sweetness and sincerity. Loretta always has something nice to say to everyone and makes a very desirable companion. INEZ BERRYHILL lnez has pretty long blond hair that is admired by all. We are sure she will go far in the business world because other willingness to work. MARY LYNN B I RDSONG Mary Lynn is striking, dependable, demure-and has a winnii-g way with everyone. Her sweetness and pleasant personality are admired by all. SHIRLEY BISHOP Likable and good-natured, Shirley always has a kind word for everyone. She is one Centralite who is expected to go places with her sincerity and hon- est efforts. CHARLES BLACK Charles' dark blue eyes and quiet ways have won a place in all our hearts. We are sure he will succeed in whatever he undertakes in life. MARK BLANKENSTEI N Mark has capably served as managing editor of Tiger Talks this year. He possesses a keen wit, and everyone is sure to have a good time when he's around to liven things up. JACKIE BOC-C-S A sweeter girl than Jackie, with her cute giggle and shi, manner, was never known. She is really a friend worth seeking. M IC-NONNE BOOTHE Mignonne'3 friendliness and pleasant manner have made her a favorite of many students and teachers. Efficient and capable, she is willing to undertake almost any task. Her work as vice-president of the Thespians will never be forgotten. MILDRED BORDEN Mildred, with her sincere and friendly manner, is liked by all who know her. Her smile is a familiar sight around the halls of Central. CHRIS BOURCEOIS This vivacious blond is popular with both girls and boys. Chris has a personality full of fun and energy that is as faultless as her radiant beauty. mighty hard to find. LOTTIE BRENT Pretty Lottie, with her sparkling eyes and friendly smile, has a wonderful way of getting along with people. A sweeter and more sincere girl would be BOBBIE JO BRIDGES This attractive senior has much poise, dignity and charm. Bobbie Jo's Southern drawl and amiable nature don't go unnoticed. SARA JANE BROCKMAN As sweet and sincere as can be, Sara Jane makes an ideal classmate. Her ability to get along with people and make them feel at ease are accountable for her host of friends. LULA MAE BULLOCK One person we all love is Lula, who always has a smile for everyone. Her happy nature and sparkling personality make her welcome everywhere. CAROL BUNC-ER Carol's amiable personality and sweet disposition have won for her many friends. Very industrious, she is a dependable worker in almost anything. BILLY BURCH Don't let Billy's reserved manner fool you. Un- derneath this quietness he is full of fun and very likable. He is also a good student and a very con- scientious person. B ETTY B ROOKS Betty is known for her winsome ways and gentleness of manner. Her warm friendliness has won many hearts, and her artistic ability is envied by all. HAL BROWN Hal, with a personality full of fun and mischief and never-failing friendship, is well liked among Cen- tralites. His light-heartedness and sense of humor are welcome in any crowd. SHIRLEY BROWN Beautiful and talented are just two of Shirley's char- acteristics. Everybody loves her because of her per- sonality which is forever brimming over with vivacity and cheerfulness. BETTY BRUNTE Sincere and earnest, Betty is a very capable girl. Underneath that quiet, reserved air you find a pretty voice and a manner that puts everyone at ease. BARBARA BRYANT lf you want someone dependable and honest, call on Barbara. She is as sweet as they come and is admired by her many friends for her lovely disposition. HAZEL BURNS To know Hazel, with her sweet and generous nature, is certainly a pleasure. Her charm and poise are admired by all her friends. PATSY BURNSIDE Patsy has a sparkling vitality and a lovable disposi- tion that e'ndear her to all. She also has dramatical talent and a winning smile that don't go unrecog- nized. ANNIE BURTON Behind Annie's quiet, reserved manner is a girl with many likable traits. She is just about as sincere a person as one could find. FAY BURTON This brunette senior not only has grace and charm, but alsc a friendliness that can't be beat. She is the essence of sweetness itself. BARBARA CALHOUN Barbara attracts us all with her sincere ways and lovable smile. She has iust the right amount of seriousness and gaiety to make her a sought-after companion. BARBARA CAMPBELL Happy-go-lucky Barbara has mischief for her occu- pation! Her peppy ways and friendly attitude are responsible for her host of friends here at Central. JOHN CAMPBELL Besides rating high as a lieutenant in the R.O.T.C., good-looking John rates high with the girls. He is always ready for fun and has a zestful personality that goes along with his fun-loving attitude. ROBERT F. CAMPBELL Robert, with his friendly smile and pleasant manner makes every day a happy one. CRETA BO CHILDRESS You just couldn't miss her-this cute sponsor of Company C. Those beautiful green eyes and a heart of gold are only a few of the many things that make Bo dear to us all. CAROLYN CLARK Her sincerity wins our loveg her sweetness wins our admiration, Carolyn's high ideals and dependability are unmatched, for we find she has won her way into all our hearts. BILLY RAY CLARKE With never a worry, Soap is known for his care- free ways and good looks. We mustn't forget, either, to include his ability with a tennis racket as truly Outstanding. BILLY CHALK Full of mischief? Why, yes, of course! Don't let those serious ways fool you-he's really quite a joker and always hunting for fun. Billy's happy-go-lucky attitude wins him a host of friends. JACK CHANCE One who can always be depended upon, Jack is well known at Central for his enthusiasm and ability in the band. A true friend indeed and always willing to lend a helping hand-that's Jack. PATRICIA CHARLESWORTH Pat's quiet, pleasing manner and pretty blond hair make her a favorite with many. Too, with such a thoughtful disposition she will never lack true friends. BlLL CHESTEEN Although shy, Bill is truly likable. He iust seems to breeze through life with no worries at all. SAM CHESTEEN Tall, husky Sam with his quiet and sincere ways has a knack for saying the right thing at the right time. He is thoughtful and dependable. ETH EL CLEMENT Charm and an invaluable friendship are only two of Ethel's many virtues. Her beautiful smile just seems to be made for her sweet disposition. DAVID CLOGSTON This b'ond haired, blue-eyed senior is a valuable clarinet player in the band. He is noted for his friendly smile and friendly ways. JO ANN COCHRAN Known for her long blond hair and for dependability in all she does, Jo Ann is one of those lucky girls who already have their future planned. JANET COHOON Sparkling eyes and abounding cheerfulness combine to make up Janet's charming personality. Her lead- ership and talent in the field of dramatics and her position as assistant editor of the Cotton Boll make her an outstanding student at Central. CARL COLSON lnterested in aviation and a member of the CAP, Carl plans tc be a pilot. He is rather on the quiet side and takes life seriously. With his industrious man- ner, he will surely be a success in his chosen field. JOHN COIVIPERE A personality that's tops and a tenor voice that can't be beat are only two of the reasons for John's pop- ularity here at Central. Too, he is a valuable asset as a literary editor on the Cotton Boll staff. JEAN lCE COOPER Vivacious and versatile, Jeanice is active both in the Theatre Guild and on the Cotton Boll staff. With her attractiveness, initiative and dramatic ability- who knows-we may have a movie star in the mak- MILTON RAY COOPER I make business a pleasure and pleasure my bus- iness. When there's mischief in the air you can be sure Milton will be in the midst of it, Full of pep and fun, he's the life of any party. DOT COVI NCTON Dot is one senior who really enjoys life all the time. She is well-known for her beauty, flirtatious ways and very stylish clothes. CARL CRAWFORD OUIDA COX Ouida, a very interested band member, is disting- uished by her gentleness and thoughtfulness. She can be counted on almost any time and is conscien- tious in all she does. MARTHA ANN CRAWFORD Known around school for his ability to play the uku- lele, Carl is rather quiet, but when he is needed he's always there, He plans to continue his education at Mississippi State in order to fulfill his ambition to become a cattle rancher. Martha Ann perfectly fits the description, 'Just plain wonderful. This petite bundle of fun has a take-it-easy manner all her own, and who could ask for more? WADE CREEKMORE Although Wade appears to be very quiet and re- served, he has a warm, friendly greeting for every- one. You would have to look a long time to find a truer DALE CURRIE Where there's fun, there's Dale. This good-looking senior is always on the look-out for excitement, and we might add that he usually finds it. MARY CLARK CURRIE Mary Clark's quiet reserve makes a fun-loving and carefree heart. Her optimistic be the cause of successfulness in life. friend than he. ELIZABETH CUNNINC-HAM Her goodness is hidden under her quiet reserve, and her dependability is unmatched. Is there any doubt that her friendship will always be treasured? attitude will surely CHARLES D'AMICO Charles never has too much to say, but when he does it is always worth listening to. He is a true friend in every sense of the word. ALLEEN DAVIS Sweetness is her speciality, and along with this go her sincere, thoughtful ways. We'lI never forget such a charming lass and her many desirable traits. JOY DAVIS Oh, how we envy her dark hair and her laughing eyesl Joy is a combination of frivolity, beauty and friendliness, which is certainly enough to make her well-known. J EAN DAWSON Jean is as congenial and faithful a person as you have ever met, He has a smile and friendly greeting for everyone he meets. DICK DELBRIDGE With a hearty good nature and a gentlemanly man- ner, quiet Dick is easy to get along with. si JACK DEVINE Jack, with his broad shoulders and athletic build, was a tackle for the Tigers this year. He will be remembered for his kind and considerate ways. FANNIE DONALD Quiet and poised, Fannie Lee is always neat and well-groomed. She is an industrious student and has a very outstanding quality-patience. RICHARD DONOHOE This take-it-easy senior never seems to have a care or worry. Richard is fun to be with and is well- known for his ability to laugh at trouble. she undertakes. CARROLL DUNCAN This tall, good-looking redhead has cast a Christian influence as chaplain of the Boys Hi-Y this year. ALLAN EDGAR This high ranking R.O.T.C. officer can well be dis- tinguished by his brown wavy hair and conscientious ways. One of our best-dressed seniors, Allen is al- ways fun to be with. ROBERT EDWARDS Blushing, good-looking Robert iust came to us this year, but he is truly a welcome addition. His good- natured ways make him fun to be around. CALEB DORTCH Capable and dependable, Caleb is a valuable member of the CHS band, He's full of enthusiasm and is sure to win in everything he undertakes. ELSI E DRAKE This cute and vivacious senior is well-known around Central for her ever-present friendliness and win- ning ways. Elsie has a glowing personality and con- stant wit which account for her popularity with evryone, both boys and girls. CARROLL DUCCER Tall, easy-going Carroll is sure to be a success at whatever he attempts to do. l-le and his tiny wife, Jean, are one of Central's few married couples. JEAN DUCCER This pretty little Mrs. has made a success of com- bining married life with school. Though small in statue, she possesses a great deal of charm. LOLA MAE DUC-GER Lola Mae is the kind of person that makes the world a little happier. She is a girl who is capable of all MARY MARGARET ELLIOTT Mary Margaret's smile seems to radiate sweetness and her wonderful disposition is tops. An active member of Sth Degree Hi-Y, she is dependable and very capable. CAROLYN EVANS Truly sweetness personified, Carolyn's friendship is prized by all who know her. Dependability and trustworthiness are two of her many trafts. CAROL FAGAN A brunette beauty, Carol's vivacity and fun-loving attitudes can well explain her popularity with every- one. Being chosen as battalion sponsor of the R.O.- T.C. is only one of her many honors. JEAN FERGUSON A Southern beauty-that's our Jean, and along with that beauty we could never miss those sweet, sin- cere ways of hers. Who could ask for more in such a small package? RACHEL FERRELL Poise, stylish clothes, and a glowing personality make this attractive senior a Central favorite. Rachel's sincere smile is enough to prove that her VIRGINIA FLY friendship is truly genuine. MARIE FIELDER 'IA true friend is a friend forever. I-low perfectly this describes our vivacious Marie. Interested in any kind of sports, she's a good participator in most of them, too. DONALD LEE FILES Donald's friendliness and sparkling smile plus his quiet sincerity make him a favorite with all Nice things come in small packages so they say, and Virginia is no exception. Her thoughtful ways and sweet disposition have won her a host of friends. never be forgotten. BETTIE MALLOCH FULLER Bettie is another of those lucky seniors who has her future planned for her. Dignified and depend- able, she will surely go far in her career. SIMS MARION GASTON, JR. Carefree Marion is one of those who makes sure that he stays on the sunny side of the street. Studies don't seem to worry him, and he just takes life as it comes. DUNCAN GATEWOOD Reserved in manner and yet generous in friendship, Duncan has an air of kindness not to be over-looked. We wish him all the success his bright future holds for him. ANN FORTENBERRY Blond-haired, blue-eyed Ann, has won her way into many hearts with her sweet and quiet manner. LLOYD FOSTER Lloyd seems quite capable of going his way with no fuss and no bother. Calmness and unpretentious ways speak for this easy-going senior. BARBARA FRAZ I ER This senior lass has a friendly personality and spark- ling smile that can't be beat. She has won many friends while at Central. SHIRLEY FRITZ Pretty, blond Fritzie's quiet, sincere manner has won her many friends. She is as sweet and lovable a girl as you could ever hope to find. SIS FRYANT Sis possesses the intelligence and quiet dignity so necessary for success. Sweet and lovable, she will HARRY C-EOTES Central loses a fine halfback when Hurryin' Harry graduates. This good-looking senior's competent leadership on the gridiron has played a great part in Central's fine football record for this season. KAREN C-ILFOY JOHNNY GIBSON Tall, quiet Johnny just doesn't seem to worry too much about what's around the next corner. Calm and friendly, he has easily made his way here at Cen- tral. Lively, blue-eyed Karen with her wit and good cheer is certainly a favorite at Central. Her many interests always have this likable senior on the go. Of course we can't forget her singing and acting abilities which are hard to beat. MARY JANE GRAY XAVIER CILMORE Never ruffled, seldom worried-that's Xavier. Stud- ies haven't troubled this good-natured senior. Liv- ing's hard enough, seems to be his opinicn. CLAUDETTE GLASS Claudette, with her disposition bright and sunny, has a gift of being naturally liked. We know, by looking at her left hand, that her future is well- planned. BETTY CRANTHAM A vivacious brunette, Betty is a familiar figure here at Central. Friendly, and unfailingly cheerful, she has been a valuable Tiger TaIk's staff member. MARY LYNN GRAVES Fascinating, versatile and friendly, Mary Lynn is one of Central's most popular seniors. Our talented drum majorette is a charming girl with a lovely smile, which makes her welcome wherever she goes. Mary Jane proves that beauty is not always skin deep. A sparkling personality and friendly smile have made her known to all. She has served an assistant editor of the Cotton Boll and also has been prominent in dramatics. EMILY GREENER This carefree blond with her frank manner seems to always leave a good impression. Friendly and partic- ipating in varied activities, Emily is an all-around girl. CAROLYN C-Rl DLEY Carolyn's sincere and gracious manner endears her to all of us. She has a happy smile for her many friends. BOBBY GRIFFIN Bobby has proved his dependability as manager of the football, basketball and track teams. His ability to get along with people has made him a favorite with Centralites. BOBBY CRIFFITH This mischievous senior has proved his ability in baseball. He has a multitude of friends and his out- ward appearance hides his real fun-loving nature. LES CRIFFITH Les is known for his mischievous ways and grand sense of humor. His sparkling eyes can't help but betray his wit and love of a good time. GROVER GRUBBS Tall, dark and handsome, Grover has served ably as president of the student body, as well as taking a prominent part in the band and other school ac- tivities. His faultless personality and never-failing friendliness have endeared him to everyone at Cen- tral. JACK HALL Jack is one fellow we have all loved from the very beginning. His friendship is highly valued by every- one. MARTHA HALL Martha's dark hair and eyes set off her beautiful face perfectly. Her quiet serene beauty can't be beat. Sweetness with her other qualities make her one of the most well-liked girls at Central. MARY KAY HAN KS Besides being such a talented pianist, Mary Kay is truly a charming girl. Sincerity to her many friends and a sweet smile are two of her chief assets. ALFRED HARPER Big, cheerful, Alfred, with his amiable manner leaves a pleasant impression with everyone. His hearty voice and willingness to work tell us that things seldom get him down. MARY ELIZABETH HARRELL Although this attractive senior has many interests, she still makes excellent grades. These along with a charming manner, have made Mary well liked by all. BOBBY HARRIS One of CentraI's natural comics, Bobby always has his companions laughing. Blue-eyed and friendly, he looks on the happy side of things. SYLVIA HARRIS SyIvia's beautiful red hair and her bright eyes make an unforgetable sight. Her graciousness has won her many admirers. ERNESTINE HARRISON This pert little senior is liked by all sweet and very sincere manner. Big, because of her SKEETER HART blond Skeeter was one of the mainstays on Central's great football team. This Hercules of the campus is the object of much feminine admir- ation. C. E. HAWKINS C. E., an active member of the CHS band, is dil- igent and dependable. Because he takes his work seriously, his achievements are numerous and al- ways well done. Y V-7+ik-.-, TERRY HAYWARD Coming to us from lllinois, with his good-looks and Yankee talk, Terry has made a hit with boys and girls alike. His sense of humor is hard to beat. HELEN FAY HEAD A friendly, quiet manner plus beautiful blond hair and blue eyes all blend perfectly to mark Helen Fay as one of Central's best-loved girls. She has served ably as assignment editor of the Tiger Talks as well as being a valuable member of the Cotton Boll staff. NEEDRA HECKMAN This petite miss is one of the gayest and most care- free persons we have ever seen. Needra has won a place in our hearts, and we shall always remember her for that irresistible giggle. ROSEMARY HEGWOOD Attractive Rosemary leaves a good impression on all she meets with her charming ways and friendly Smile. Stay with the happy seems to be her phi- JIMMY HENRY losophy. BOBBY RAY HENN l NCTON Quiet, soft-spoken Bobby lets the world take care of itself. Friendly and courteous, he is also hard work- ing and cooperative. They can't be found more cle- pendable than Bobby. Amiable Jimmy never seems to let today's rush and bother ruffle his calm manner. Cheerful and easy going, he will be happy just to make his own un- hurried way. HARRIETTE HERMAN Hank, as her friends call her, has easily made her share of friends. Always cheerful and friendly, she puts everyone at ease with her pretty smile and vivacious ways. DORVAN RAY HERRI NG This happy-go-lucky senior doesn't like to be rushed. Although he appears to be calm and unruffled, he is always ready for a good time. SARA HILTON Pretty, blue-eyed Sara's quiet manner and soft smile certainly leave a pleasing impression. This charming girl's ways will keep her in our mind for a long time. CHARLES HINES Charles is one of our ambitious students very inter- ested in mechanics and shop work. His optimism will always brighten those around him. KATHRYN HOOK Pert Kathryn has made herself quite well-known at Central. She has served well as a member of the Student Council, Her pretty smile and friendly ways will make her long remembered, JEANNE HOVIOUS A pretty smile and gay manner mark this attractive senior. Vivacious Jeanne is bubbling over with a never-failing attitude of cheerfulness. JOHN HUBBARD Calm easy-going John has made his mark at Cen- tral. Why worry about tomorrowg today hasn't passed yet, thinks John. Studies and the busy world just don't seem to bother this carefree senior. CAROLYN HUDSPETH Speak of an attractive, blue-eyed blond, with a splendid voice, and you think immediately of Car- olyn. That's not all, though. This charming singer is also an excellent student. OWEN HULL Gwen doesn't worry much about what's ahead for her. She takes life as it comes. Talkative and friend- ly, she is a constant source of cheer. PATSY H UNTI NGTON Vivacious Patsy is always on the go. Studies never seem to worry this mischievous brunette. Friendly and cheerful, she crosses her bridges when she reaches them. WILLIAM INKSTER MARGARET JEAN ISHEE DARRYL HURT There's never a dull moment with Darryl, Amiable and witty, he keeps his companions continually laughing, He has his serious side, too. Hardworking and cooperative, he has been a good student. HAROLD HUTCHISON Company A's competent, friendly commander ex- cels in studies and military duties, as his grades will show. Tall, Harold has done his part to make the year's R.O.T.C. tops. 0 William with his overflowing wit, has certainly been an asset to Central. His musical ability plus his clever personality makes him the life of the party wherever he goes. Margaret is a living example of more bounce to the ounce. She possesses a vivacity which endears her to all. With her friendly smile, she makes Cen- tral a brighter place. BURTON JACKSON Burton has so many talents that we could not name them all. His radio voice, acting ability and pleasing personality are only a few of the many character- istics that make him one of the head men about Central, not to mention his position as editor of the BILLY JOHNSON Cotton Boll. JEAN JACKSON A lovely brunette, Jean is one of our talented major- ettes. With her fascinating charm, she is a popular campus favorite. Ah, that we could all smile like Jean! One of our most handsome seniors, Billy has set many feminine hearts aflutter with his wonderful smile and magnetic eyes. His ability in football, R.O.T.C. and his election to the Cotton Boll staff are definite proof of this versatile senior's ability to get along with both boys and girls. DICK JOHNSON A man that hath friends must show himself friend- ly, is the secret of Dick's popularity. Abounding in good nature and friendliness, he is destined for cer- tain success in his chosen work. He's done a grand job as commander of Company D in R.O.T.C. J. B. JOHNSON Slick, as J. B. is known to all his friends, is a guy you never forget. His congenial wit is something to be admired. NELLIE KATE JOHNSON Nellie Kate, although quiet, is always ready to speak up at the right time. She is a conscientious and able student, liked by all SHARPE JOHNSON Tall, well-built and dark, Sharpe can't be overlooked. As well as a marvelous musical ability, he has a de- cided way with people. He'll make some gal a good catch! EDDIE JOHNSTON This jovial senior boy never lacks for a good time. Eddie is well-known around school for his interest and talent in music. BARBARA JONES This appealing beauty with her vivacious smile is one ot the favorites ot the campus. She is friendly, versatile and jolly as can be-Barbara's a hit any- where. LOWELL JONES Lowell is not only well-built and good-looking but is also well-liked and admired by everyone. Add to his friendly manner his trombone ability, and you have a student Central is justly proud ot. CLADYS KEETON Her small height doesn't portray the size of her a- bounding energy and her friendliness. Gladys is always willing to do a job and never quits it after she's once started. MARY ANNA KENDALL A girl with good looks and sense is Mary Anna. We all admire her for the way she gets things done and never seems to get tlustered when things go wrong. She has a lovable nature that's irresistible. DOROTHY KEYES Dorothy has an amiable disposition that makes her a worthy friend. She displays a willingness to work that is unusual and is therefore, very dependable. BILL KINARD This star half-back on the Tiger team is one of the campus favorites. He's fun to be around with his half-cocky air and seldom disturbed spirit. Billy is a true example of a ladies' gentleman and a man's BENNIE KIRKLAND fTiaI'I. CLAIRE KING A barrel of fun and a charming girl, is the des- cription all whO know Claire would give her. She has an unusual wit and friendliness which makes her well-liked by all. This good natured, fun-loving senior has more friends than you could count. Bes'des being so amiable, Bennie is a bang-up football player. He never seems to have trouble getting along with the BOBBY KORNDORFFER girls either. JEFF K ITCHENS Tall, quiet Jeff has been a valuable member of Central's band. His modest, straightforward manner makes everybody like him. FRANK KNIGHT Always into something, he is widely known for mischievous ways and ready sense of humor. his There's never a dull moment when Bobby is around. With a keen mind for wit but a'so for studies, he has friends galore. Bobby succeeds in whatever he undertakes-there's no doubt but that he will con- tinue to do so, BARBARA KRON Barbara is the kind that excites your curiosity. She has a quiet sort of nature that puts you at ease im- mediately. RHETA KYZAR Attractive Rheta is a wonderful addition to anyone's collection of friends. This cute brunette has a jolly disposition and a friendly smile. ROBERT LADNER With good looks and a smiling charm, Robert has made a place in the hearts of Centralites. He seems to get a big kick out of living. Here's a fellow not easily forgotten. BILLY LANCASTER Billy may be short but he possesses a wonderful disposition and is admired by all his friends. He has served capably as the president of the DE Club this Year. GENE ANN LAUCHLY Gene Ann, as our pretty R.O.T.C. sponsor, has made a hit at Central. With a never-ending sense of hu- mor, she keeps all around her in high spirits. As for the boys, she's loved by all. IRIS LECGETT Always full of smiles and cheers, you know her life cannot be dull. When she flashes that finger of the left hand, we see quite well what makes her so happy. EMMET T. LEONARD Tim, with his amusing smile, is always into some- thing. He's never down in the dumps and usually keeps all around him cheered up, too. He's a friend well-worth having. EZELLE LEWIS With a dark-haired charm and friendly disposition, Ezelle always has something to add to the conver- sation. He is sincere in his spirit of cooperation and appreciation, and will surely be heard of later. J ULI ETTE LOWTH ER What a wonderful world it would be, were all as dependable as she. Juliette is as unusual as her name. She's the kind of friend we all wish we were. SUCCESS, CLAUDEAN MARTIN Claudean is known around Central for her friend- liness and easy-going ways. SHERLON MAY Sherlon, a tall, dark fellow, possesses a quiet nature that's intriguing. His shy grin winds its way into your heart and leaves you feeling happy. RONNY MERCHANT Talkative Ronny can always keep you laughing. has been an asset to our Central Cilee Club. LEWIS LUKE Lewis has a wry smile and a contagious sense of humor that symbolize his likable personality. He's the kind who works hard and always finishes what he begins. He does a good job of it, too. JIM LUNDSTRUM Jim, with his dark hair and tan good looks, is one the girls strictly go for. He has a quiet sincerity and spontaneous humor that is unusual, which probably accounts for his many friends. BILL LYNCH As the Tiger Iine's outstanding end, Bill has done a wonderful job. Along with his athletic prowess, which includes track as well as football, and his strong build, he has a natural personality that makes him many friends. Bill makes good grades and likes hard work--a combination that can't be beat. B ETTY LYO N Beautiful brunette hair is only one of the many attractive features of this pert, high-spirited little girl, A true friend, she is always cooperative in spirit and so much fun to be with. TINY MARLEY A blue-eyed beauty with a lovely smile and a sweet, gentle manner, Tiny could never be forgotten. One of Jackson's finest, she is among the most popular in school. Tiny would never offend anyone, and has, because of her sincere friendliness, achieved lasting CAROL MERRITT Carol is seemingly quiet, but she really isn't under- neath. With her very mischievous dark eyes, she betrays all her mischievous ways. HUBERT MIAZZA A chip off the old block is Hubert. This likable guy is a welcome member of any group. He pos- sesses a rare wit and sincerity combination that makes him outstanding. KATHRYN MILNE Kathryn has an exotic charm that makes her prettier every time you see her. The twinkle in her eye be- trays her inward good humor and wholesome per- sonality. She has a great number of friends. CHARLOTTE MILNER A recent gift-addition to Central's senior class, Char- lotte has already made a host of friends. She has a likable, non-assuming personality that endears her immediately to our heart. We're glad she came our way. KATHRYN MINTON Kathryn has a cheery hello for everyone she meets. Combine good looks with her jolly sense of humor, and you have a girl who will always have a host of friends. JOEL MOAK This outstanding worker in the Theatre Guild and Thespians has definite dramatic ability and also does a lot of backstage work. Joel can always be de- pended upon to do his best in anything he under- takes. FLOYD IVIOBLEY Floyd is one who faces the world with an upraised eyebrow, a grin on his face, and a twinkle in his eye. He's a right guy with the jokes and is welcome in any crowd. PRISCILLA MOHR Priscilla is one whose honesty and sincerity s ine all over her stylish face. She has many friends who love her because of her likable disposition and amiable manner. Q O Ol. 1 g 6 BOBBY MOORE Bobby's mischievous and fun-loving ways make him the life of any party. He will long be remembered for his bright smile to everyone. BLANTON MOORE Blanton is better known to many of his friends as Moose, His deep bass voice has made him a val- uable member of the Central quartet and of the chorus class. POWERS MOORE Tall and thin, this energetic red-head has proved his ability as a member of the Cotton Boll staff and as a member of the basketball and tennis teams. His ever-present grin is well known around the halls of Central. ' CYNTHIA MORSE Stylish and quiet, Cynthia is always well-dressed and well-groomed. Her graciousness and sincerity will long be remembered. HENRY MOUNC-ER This handsome football player is the kind of a fellow everyone likes. His ability and determination, com- bined with his pleasing personality and ready wit, will carry him far in life. PAT MURPHY Pat is one of those lucky boys who can take life easy and still be a success in all that he does. Be- neath his quiet reserve is a zestful attitude for liv- ing and a love of good times. ' r ROBERT MURPHY B0b'has proved himself capable in R.O.T.C. as com- mander of Company B. His efficient ways have made him popular with teachers as well as students. He has taken many of the pictures for the Tiger Talks and Cotton Boll, too. ' MARVIN MYERS Ernest and studious, Marvin's sincerity and friend- liness combine to make a pleasing personality. He has been a valuable member of the band during his years at Central. SCOTT MCCARTY Scott, with his ever-ready smile and saucy wit, is one who never seems to let anything bother him. Since nothing daunts him, he's likely to make a go of whatever he tackles. MARY SUE MCCLEAVE Small and dainty, Mary Sue will be known always for her unusual personality and genuine ways. Her presence is an asset to any group. RONNIE MCDANIEL Here is a fellow with an alert mind, combined with a sense of humor and an easy-going personality. Ronnie has made a name at Central for being likable and loads of fun. ' SALLY MCDGNALD A Sally is much loved among all those who know her. She is master of a quiet serenity filled with a true sincerity that makes her welcome in any crowd. JOSIE MCEACHERN This small package of blond sweetness is a rare combination of poise and sincerity. Josie, besides being an A student is a very active member of the Theatre Guild and chairman of the props group. ALEXZEN E MCLEAN As happy-go-lucky as ever there was, Alex is a spec- ial treat to be around. With her sunny good-nature and saucy attitude, she has a host of friends. She possesses an even temper that makes her a friend to be treasured. aan, SCD I 3 4,4159 .s, id. i eww We Aw 'r'f JOSEPHINE MCMILLIN A With a quiet good-nature and a charming s e, .lo is fun to be around. She puts you immediately at ease. She is one who possesses the much-coveted knack of just being herself. CAROLYN MCMURTRAY Guess what? Another blue-eyed blond to make life happier. Carolyn's tantalizing smile and friendly chatter are a welcome addition to any conversation. BOBBY NELSON Bobby is known for his quiet sincerity. He will surely be a success in whatever he undertakes in the future. PEGGY NEWMAN With her beautiful hair and a face to match, Peggy is a favorite. She seems to be always brimming over with sweetness and ioy. Her sunny disposition helps her always to see the bright side of things. NANCY NOBLE Petite, attractive Nancy has been a valuable member of the revision staff of the Cotton Boll. Her witty conversation makes her a welcome addition to any group. TINA NOBLES Tina brightens the halls of Central with her smiling face. Her friendly disposition is the envy of many who have come her way. BARBARA O BRIANT BETTY JO NORWOOD Betty Jo, with her pretty black hair, is carefree and easy going. We all envy her cheerfull attitude and good-natured way of getting along with everyone. JERRY A. OAKES Jerry is seemingly quiet if you don't know him, but once you do know him, he has a wit that can't be beat. He is as much fun as anybody you know. With his freckles and red hair, he is the typical all- American boy. Barbara s quiet, friendly manner has won for her a place in the hearts of many Centralites. Her helpful ways make her welcome wherever she goes. TH ERRELL MOE OCLESBY Likable Moe, with his ever-present wit and en tertaining ways is the life of any party. His friend Iiness and easy-going manner are outstanding char- acteristics. GEORGIA ORTON C-eorgia's beautiful complexion and soft, Southern drawl are but two of her many outstanding features. She is truly one of Central's sweetest girls. DAN PAINTER Although Dan is usually quiet and reserved, he loves fun as much as anyone. This hard-working senior always has a friendly greeting for everyone. BART PARKER Capable in many fields, Bart has served ably on the literary staff of the Cotton Boll and in the band. His musical ability is outstanding. BOB CROW PARNELL This fun-loving senior has been outstanding in foot- ball, basketball, and baseball. Crow is really a sure cure for monotony. PHILLIP PATTON Tall, lanky Phillip has been a mainstay of the base- ball team for several years, His shy grin and sincere ways inspire confidence and make friends. l l PATSY PAYN E Patsy is a lovely brunette who is always turning on ' her happy smile for everyone. Her sunny disposition makes her a very welcome compa ' . . -U wi? if ,lf yr ff il LlyfiOBERT PAYNE Carefree and happy-go-lucky most of the time, Robert does have his serious moments. BRIAN 'PEARSON Quiet, sincere Brian moved to Jackson this year from Hattiesburg. He has proved himself an excellent ten- nis player as well as Central's best speller. GWENDOLYN POLK Cwen does any and everything with exceptional abil- ity. We can never forget her leadership as president of the Thespians nor her friendliness to all. Loyal and true, it would be hard to find another like Carol. She is an admirable student and an ef- ficient worker. EDNA PENTON Little Edna makes up for her small size by her friendly ways. Her sweetness and dependability just can't be beat. C-WENETTE PHILLIPS Cwenette is truly a beautiful girl with her black hair and flashing eyes. She adds much to anything in which she has a part, and her host of friends will agree that she's fun to be with. BOBBY PHILP lvlischievous Bobby can sum up his philosophy of life in just one word-fun! His wide grin makes every- one his friend. JACKIE PIERCE Jackie's sparkling personality has made her a fav- orite with everyone. Short, cute and red-headed, she is always full of pep and gaiety. SUGAR JOE PINSON Are you ready for fun and good times? If so, see Joe. I He has quite a reputation as a boxer all over the state. His mischievous blue eyes, good looks, and love of a good time make him a great boy to be with. RICHARD PITTS Quiet and dependable, Richard has many friends. His schoolmates have found that he is a good work- er and a pleasant person. CAROL POOLE HARRY PORTER Harry has set a high example in R.O.T.C. as battal- ion commander. His dependability and efficiency have been invaluable in his work with the Cotton Boll. His leadership qualities are outstanding. BILLY PRIMOS Energetic Billy has been an important member of the Theatre Guild. His dark good looks make him the hero on the stage as well as off. MARY PRITCHERT Shy and sweet describes Mary perfectly. Her quiet but pleasant manner is one of the nicest things about her. SHIRLEY QUARLES Stylish Shirley draws a second glance from both boys and girls. Never found lacking in personality or versatility, she is an enjoyable companion any- time. JOY RAY Joy's cheery smile and likable spirit are always wel- come in any company. BILLY READY Billy is quiet, but along with his quietness is a great deal of friendliness. Yes, he is a friend of everyone and a good student to boot. JON READY Little in stature but big in heart, Jon is quiet and reserved. He is always optimistic and has an air of calmness. JERE REAL Jere is characterized by his friendly smile and his interest and ability in dramatics. The Theatre Guild has benefited greatly from his talent and loyal de- votion. NANCY REGISTER People who aren't well acquainted with Nancy don't realize that underneath is an abundant supply of ener . She has a demure, yet gay charm all of her SY own . GARNETT REED An admirable classmate and thoughtful person is Garnett, another of our married seniors. This clever girl is a dependable student with wonderful grades to show for it. CHARLENE RICE This sparkling little blond is one of the peppiest misses to be found and is always in the mood for a good time. Her happy nature and winsome per- sonality make her pleasing to be around. BILLIE REED Billie is known for her shy, sweet ways. Although quiet, she is always ready to lend a helping hand. .AVA JANE REED - Jane's drawling speech and eas g make' r a typical Mississippi gal. t do i rselffs ,ge is plenty of sense u neat nd e havkr own special way of usi :ti rg n P who a, di 1 ' 'fffiy ' ' 3 9 as .4- Eyes d er th ni? nd plextion like satin- that our de ri I -1 a. Known and liked by every ' she' s.a -loving, optimistic happy- hear o on ' . -5 . ,ja ' TERRY REES Terry has a friendly and fun-loving nature combined with enthusiasm for living and working. He has a razor-sharp wit and lots ot ability. BLANCHE REEVES ' This intelligent little senior has won us all by her sweet personality and sincerity. Her blond hair and green eyes blend to make Blanche an attractive girl. GEORGE RICE George's winning personality and ever-ready sense of humor have made him well-liked. His fondness for telling elaborate jokes makes him good company. This football star is one senior who really enjoys life. JULIUS BRO RIDGWAY Versatile and capable Bro has made us an out- standing senior class president. His magnetic per- sonality and leadership are responsible for his many honors and we mustrft forget to include his cap- ability on the gridiron. ELLNORA RIECKEN Ellnora's quiet nature, gentle spirit, and friendliness endear her to all. Intelligence, sincerity and modesty are the outstanding characteristics of this blond wiz- ard. BILL ROBINSON Bill is always right in the middle of fun and is usu- ally making half of it. His carefree manner and easy grin make him a jolly good fellow in any crowd. I 5 . UL, hwy M WOM P Ev-47 il I CHARLES ROGERS M to be quiet and retiring, Charles makes it up by his good humor and shy smile. His acting ability is exceptional, and his talent for playing the trombone can't be beat. have won her many friends. SARA ROGERS Although she is quiet and dignified, Sara possesses Striking individuality. Her smile and personality GERALD RUSSELL Here's a cheerleader who really has school spirit. That spirit was very much in evidence this year, as Gerald followed the athletic teams wherever they went. Laughing, good-natured Gerald is on the list of Centralites who'll long be remembered. LEE RUSSIEILL Lee, with his carefree Qgfaysgl-mas a way of winning friends. He loves to glee ife , and in so doing he makes it easy fgr ig hbw with his wit- ty remarks. pl dx 1 ZS P1 It Iv' o ol r Rl tl, III ll aff! as one of its members. WALLIS SCH UTT Outstanding in the radio workshop, Schutt is a welcome addition to any crowd. He is a perfect ex- ample of the three V's-vim, vigor and vitality. EDWIN SELMAN Though usually quiet and reserved, Edwin surprised us at times by injecting into the conversation a spec- ial brand of humor. He is at all times dependable and capable, because he succeeds in anything he tries to BILLIE WOOD SHACKELFORD Billie Wood has that smile, that style, and that winning way that attracts everyone. Her appearance is enhanced by stylish clothes which have a personal touch about them. Her poise is never failing and her charm persistant. NANCY SALISBURY Nancy is always having the time of her life and lov- ing every minute of it. With her friendly, lovable personality, this pretty senior has won us all. Her taste in clothes is unexcelled. CRADY SANDIDC-E Possessed with a definite talent for music, Grady is a vital member of Central's band. Never a worry, never a care, he is witty and welcome as sunshine. JULIAN SANDIFER Tall Julian is well-known around Central for his ath- letic ability, as he is recognized in football, basket- ball and baseball circles. Besides his ability in sports, he is liked for his sense of humor and fun. DALE SANSOM This artistic lass has been a great contribution to the Cotton Boll staff. What would Central do with- out Dale's sparkling blue eyes and friendly smile? KENNETH SAXON Good-natured and jovial Kenneth tells by his happy expression that trouble for him iust doesn't exist. His wonderful talent on the trumpet is pleasing to everyone. The band is indeed fortunate to have him SANDRA SHELTON Always in the best of spirits, Sandra fairly glows with gaiety, and when the need for someone more serious and understanding arises, she still fills the bill. Sandra possesses the looks, the wit and the charm to make her a delightful companion. MARCUS SHIVERS Marcus has one of those quiet, keep-you-guessing attitudes. The world is always just right with him because he meets its difficulties with a smile. His ability on the track team is a proven asset to Cen- tral. MARTHA LILA SHORT Originality, friendliness and energy make up Martha Lila's irresistible personality. Her sweet smile within itself endears her to all. GLEN SILLS Quiet, happy-go-lucky Glen is a vital member of the Central Band. He proved his ability by being chosen for the Lion's All-State Band last year. PEGGY ANN SILLS Peggy Ann has a smile that indicates her happy-go- lucky nature and pleasant disposition. She has a sparkling personality and a host of friends-could we ask for more? Company B has proved. J. T. SIMMONS Carefree and good-looking, J, T. is a ladies' man. Don't let his carefree air fool you, because really his sincerity and dependability can't be topped, as the excellent job he has done as first lieutenant of tile? QSOQQW fill'-ill? fs pt C LM xo f' fciqlz M 057 floftffl' E iff HOWARD s ,Nt JOYCE SIMPSON 'There's something about soldier, and this ef- ficient R.O.T.C. lieutenant 'scertainly no exception. Howard's initiative and capability are definitely dis- played by his interest in aviation. Friendliness and sincerity are two valuab'e assets to anyone, and this pretty senior has both. Joyce is an enchanting combination of sweetness, intelli- gence and beauty. A faithful member of the Hi-Y, we all know that Joyce will succeed in everything. BILLY SMITH Mischievous Billy is always ready for a good time. This talkative senior is a welcome addition to any Crowd. DORRIS ANN SMITH Dorris Ann's velvet brown eyes, dark hair and creamy complexion make a wonderful combination that can't be beat. Always in good humor, her chief interest could well be called making friends. JEAN SMITH Little, cute and lovable decribes Jean to a T . Her interests vary from playing a violin to being a mem- ber of the CAP. With all talents we know that Jean will go farg so here's to her happy flying ! LAVADA SMITH Lavada's character is the index of good qualities. Her disposition can't be beat. A hard worker with ability and determination, she usually accomplishes her goal. FELIX E. SNIPES Full of fun and fancy free, Felix is just a good all- around boy. His outstanding work in the Theatre Guild and ability as a magician are only a few of his many activities. He breezes through life in a happy carefree manner. TOMMY SPELL Good-looking Tommy rates tops not only with the boys but also with the girls, His willingness and cooperative manner make him a valuable member of the Cotton Boll staff. DELORES SPENCE As gay and fascinating as a charm bracelet, Delores draws many an admiring glance when she passes by. Her peppy, talkative manner makes her popular wherever she goes. GLORIA STACY Gorgeous red hair, sparkling hazel eyes, and a win- ning smile describe Gloria. With a quiet and friend- ly manner this attractive senior has stolen her way into many hearts. OTTO STEI NMANN Tall, dark, and handsome-this is a perfect des- cription of Otto. Let the world rock as it will, he will always be happy. It would be difficult to fiind another like him. DEBORAH STEVENS With twinkling eyes and a sparkling smile, Deborah always looks at the bright side of life. This cute girl has a friendly hi for everyone. You can bet that she really enjoys life. MARY LOU STEVENSON Quiet and unassuming, Mary Lou is a true friend to those who know her well. Her quietness and sin- cerity are two of her most endearing qualities. What- ever she says, you can be sure it's worth listening to. CONRAD STI ETENROTH Conrad is agreeable in disposition and polite to ev- eryone. His friendly nature and willingness to help others, combined with diligence in all he under- takes, help to win him many friends. BOBBY STI LL This tall senior is a fine fellow and definitely fun. His never-failing good humor makes him the Iife of the party. As a first lieutenant in the R.O.T.C. he has been a valuable asset to Company A. JOHN STODCH I LL Life at Central wouIdn't be complete without John. What he lacks in size, he more than makes up for with sharp wit. Company C is indeed fortunate in having such a competent first lieutenant. JOHN SULLIVAN John is one we all admire. His ambition and artistic talent make us all very proud of him. An individual- ist not prone to follow the crowd, his calm self- assurance make him a very likable person. GEORGE SWAIN Happy and carefree, George has a reputation around Central for his never-ending wit. Central. BILLY RAY THOMAS Known by one of the most unique nicknames of Central, Split is characterized by his slow talk, wit and personality. He is also a whiz on the tennis court. SYLVIA THOMAS This witty senior, with her dark good-looks makes everyday a pleasure for everyone with whom she comes in contact. DON THOMPSON His shy grin, his trumpet playing, and his won- derful sense of humor have made Don one of the most well liked boys at Central. DICK SWAYZE As one of the little drummer boys, Dick is an ever- faithful member of the band. His easy-going man- ner and friendly smile adds spirit to any gathering. RUTH SYKES Quiet on the surface, but really mischievous on the inside, Ruth is everybody's friend. She is always willing to lend a helping hand and ready with a cheerful smile. FLOYD TAYLOR This senior has a pleasant and friendly smile for everyone. He is also characterized by a little mis- chief now and then and a take-it-easy manner. JOHNNY TAYLOR Here is as likable a boy as you can find. His friend- liness and cheerfulness make him a favorite. He is a valuable and tireless worker on the radio workshop and noted for his good speaking voice. ALBERT HANK TERRY Hank, with his wonderful smile, has set many hearts aflutter. His quiet friendliness and ability to get along with people have made him a favorite here at FRANCES THOMPSON Everything Frances does is done exceptionally well. Her work in Theatre Guild is proof of this fact. Her friendliness towards all make her well liked by Central students. SHELBY THOMPSON One in a million is the only way to describe Shelby. Her blond good-looks, with her wit and nonsense make her a favorite with everyone. WALLACE THORNTON Quiet enthusiasm, true friendliness, and intelligence sum Wallace up perfectly. There's only one word to describe him--tops! NAN TH ROCKMORTON Mix generosity and kindness together with a good nature and pep, and you have Nan-an irreplaceable girl. JEANETTE TINDALL Jeanette, with her quiet and friendly smile, rad- iates happiness wherever she goes. She is friendly and polite to all with whom she comes into con- tact. SUCCESS. NANCY TOMLINSON This blond senior has a quiet and friendly charm. She is altogether a fine person, and her dependability and congenial attitude will keep her on the road to CHARLES CHICK TOWNSEND Chick is mischievous in the true sense of the word. When he's around, ther's never a dull moment, for he's always looking for fun. BOBBYE JEAN TRAVIS Eobbye Jean is so interesting that it is impossible to be bored around her. Her gay and happy spirit add sparkle to any crowd. thing lacking. SARA This pretty little tral with hefrx ow X 3. wil, . JPJNAIJV F JIMMY WADDELL Jimmy is always a good fellow to have around be- cause of his sense of humor and good-naturedness. He has been a valuable member of Central's great band. WANDA WADDELL One of Central's maiorettes, Wanda is personality and fun rolled into one small package. As a true friend, she is one of the best. HUGH TUCKER Hugh's sincere, quiet nature, his friendliness and capableness have made him well-liked at Central. His dark hair and blue eyes have often made the girls turn around for a second glance. DAVID NIX TULLOS Dave is naturally the happy-go-lucky type. His good looks, together with his quiet personaliiy, have made a hit with all the girls. DOT TULLOS This vivacious majorette has a smile and figure that can't be beat. Her intelligence and gayness, plus her personality make her a person you like to be with. BARBARA TYN ES A bundle of fun and mischief, Barbara is always ready for a good time. She has a distinctive person- ality that makes her an admirable classmate. BERLIE UPTON Berlie is irreplaceable because of his witty conversa- tion. When he's not around, there's definitely some- ANNE V ior has ed sunshine to Cen- i'et chgyzn and friendly ways. 'X v KELLY WAOC-ONER Besides his love of fun, Kelly's friendliness and sin- cerity make him loved by all. A favorite with both boys and girls, good-looking Kelly is unequaled in wit and good humor. MILTON WALL Milton's twinkling eyes cannot help but betray the sense of humor of one who is a born comedian. Because of his personality and pep, Milton is a favorite with everybody. CARL JlP WALTERS Blond, good-looking Jip, one of Central's best dressed seniors, possesses a personality that tops them all. Serving well as editor of Tiger Talks was only one of Jip's many accomplishments. BETTY WARD Her sparkling personality and wit, together with her looks, are reason enough for Betty's many ad- mirers-feminine and masculine. VERNON WARE This petite miss has served capably as associate editor of Tiger Talks. Besides her sparkling person- ality, she possesses a rare Southern beauty that captivates all. IW Q I., J gf' 5. ff f f' QUKPC cf W and a true friend. ff C 7- lil! fr J L ' f La. a 3,-S f 5 ' V , I DOT WARREN V ' . .4 an L41 f- are X - f A 1 ., Not too serious, not too gay, but a lovable companion 19' ' f' if ff f' , J, GWENDOLYN WARREN Attractive and sweet, this pretty little miss is rather quiet but is always willing to lend a helping hand. Cwen's capability and dependability make her very outstanding. RACHEL WEEKS Rachel's radiant smile and twinkling blue eyes just naturally can't be beat. The ring on her left hand portrays her future well. Z' I-u,C gf DORIS WILKERSON Doris has brains and beauty rolled into one small package. Her quietness and grace plus her stylish clothes make Doris a joy to be around. WARREN WILLARD This likeable senior boy does well in all he attempts. I-'is friendliness makes him well-known around the halls of old CHS. CHARLES WILLIAMS Never at a loss for words, Charlie, with his curly hair and big blue eyes, has captivated many feminine hearts. Besides being interested in women, his other interests include playing a hot cornet. ANNA RUTH WELCH This A student is a whiz in all academic work. With her abounding cheerfulness and sparkling brown eyes, she has a great career ahead. KENNARD WELLONS On the gridiron Kennard has certainly proved his ability. Besides football, he is noted for his good looks, sly sense of humor, and happy-go-lucky man- ner. JUNE WELLS June has a smile and personality that can't be beat. Her style in clothes and winning ways give definite reasons for her many friends. CAROLYN WHATLEY A cute little blond with mischievous brown eyes and a vivacious smile, Carolyn has won our hearts. Sweetness and friendliness are also some of her out- standing features. MARTHA WHITFIELD Five feet two, eyes of green, cutest thing we've ever seen. Versatile and vivacious Martha is friend- ly to all. There are not enough adiectives to describe her, and her popularity and honors are truly deserved. EVA LOU WILLIAMS This newcomer to Central hails from Texas. Her friendliness and gracious manner have endeared her to all of us. BILLY WILLOUGHBY Billy has really proved his talent as an artist, as his many honors show. This versatile boy will really get along in anything he undertakes. TRAVIS WINTERS Travis is a true example of determination. Although illness caused him to miss much school, he was able to catch up with his work and activities. He will long be remembered as a faithful friend. ETHEL WOOD Ethel's quiet and sincere ways have won her many friends. We know that she will be a success in all her undertakings. ROMA DALE WOODS With her quiet friendliness and shy smile, Roma Dale is kind to everyone and is everbody's friend. JOHN DAVID WRIGHT John David is well-known in music circles around Central as one-fourth of our quartet. Brown eyes, slow talk and easy-going manners characterize this senior boy. JAC K YATES Friendliness, brains and a sense of humor make Jack loved by everyone. Although he appears quiet, he's really not. How could we get along without him. IVAN YERC-ER With his twinkling blue eyes and his seemingly shy grin, our versatile business manager of the Cotton Boll holds many honors, one of the most coveted of these being the vice-president of the senior class. achieve the higest goals. MICHAEL CONNER Quiet, hard-working Michael is an outstanding stu- dent. Dependability is his chief characteristic. DOROTHY DEAN Dorothy Ann's beautiful voice and friendly ways will carry her far along the road to success. BARBARA ELDRIDCIE Barbara can best be described as pretty as a pic- ture. She plans to enter college this fall to study either music or commercial work. JOE ALLEN A good naturedness that can't be beat is one of Joe's chief assets. He is one in a million. BILLY BROWN Friendly and always smiling, Billy is sure to be tops wherever he goes. With his humor, he is the life of the party. SARA ANN BULLOCK Friendly and quiet, Sara Ann is a very capable girl. All who know her love her. MARY FRANCES BURTON This willowy miss has taken a lease on the hearts of many ot the folks around Central. Where there's fun and laughter you can be sure that Mary Frances is the source of it. OSCAR CARLISLE Dependable and co-operative, Oscar is sure to ANNE HEIVIPHILL Anne's ever-present smile radiates sincerity and cheerfulness. Perfection is the point which she ap- proaches. BILL HOLLINGSWORTH lll Although he is well-known for his musical ability, Bill's friendliness and cooperative attitude should not be overlooked. FRANK JELKS Quiet and shy, Billy is certainly headed for success because of his perserverence and capability. SARA JO MORGAN Sara Jo is stylish, striking, and attractive. Her sunny disposition and sweet smile are but two of the rea- sons why Central loves her. BILLY NAEF A warm personality, along with good looks, have combined to make Billy a favorite with everyone. FENTRESS RHODES This tall genius is a tireless worker and a careful student. His ready smile combined with a plentiful supply of humor, make him a worth while compan- ion. ALBERT WELLS Mischievous Albert's chief interest is aviation. He should go far in this chosen field. BILLY YELVERTON Billy has many friends, won through his simple, un- assuming ways. Central's football team, basketball team, and track team are certainly going to miss him next year. I I w ++ I . I - 9 0 ' 'P+ u N HL 1 L LA A 1 ' K , 7 l, sg . . ..A. -.f.mf-,rSf2f2111' 1f'1 f '9221i14f!4f f , 'WWW4W4mwW,,, .4112-,'111'-'1':51m 1'1 1'77i?f!Z44i!i55f55fggf:37531235eLq!fQ0MW'Wf'HffA.' ,,,, ' , 4 , 1 Z ZVJW 7 I 1ZZf0WW'M I l ' L , IN MEMORI h School students ' . ' Orea u ior Our jfizowfegqe grew Bike Q92 ELLENE SPE! R Reporter MISS CORNELIA BISLAND Sgensor BOB TRAVIS President MYRA TOLER Vice-President MARCI E HUSBANDS Sec refary-Treasurer HHSS UHIIHHS LEWIS ALEXANDER Lewis is good natured, handsome, and usually serious. JOHN ANDERSON Along with John's good looks and quiet ways go many friends. BILL BAILEY Bill possesses dancing ability and personality plus. JAMES BAILEY We predict that this talented boy will go far in the world. JULIA ANN BAKER It did not take us long to get to know Julia Ann, and we're glad she chose Central this year. SALLY BALDWIN Sally's even disposition and soft voice appealing. BFE BOB BALLARD This curly-haired junior always has a friendly smile. BETTY SUE BANKSTON Along with Betty's quietness and pleasant smile is an air of happiness. able. Strong type with silent ways-yet he's friendly to everyone. DORIS BARDIN Doris's sweetness and pleasant ways are very like- WILLIAM BARFIELD DICK BARINEAU Dick is a perennial classroom jester. JACK BARKSDALE Along with an ability for sports is a witty per- sonality topped with red hair. GLENN BARNES Tall and good-looking-a perfect description for this Central Hi band member. BOBBY BARNETT A quiet sincerity makes Bobby a favorite. ROSS BARNETT When there's mischief in the air, you'll always find Ross in the midst of it. JEAN BARRETT Jean's red hair sets off her Iiveliness and friendliness. HENRY CLAIRE BASS Personality galore is here in spite of her slow southern drawl. FRANCES BEARD Her quiet gracious ways endear her to all. LUTHER BEAVER His broad smile and happy-go-lucky attitude make him tops. NORMAN BEGGIANI Buddy's sweet smile is matched with his dark curly hair. JIMIVIIE BELL Jimmie's quietness goes well with his sense of humor and love of fun. CHARLES BERRY Quiet but mischievous, Charles is well-liked by all. BETTY BERRYHILL A cheerful and pleasant smile is an ever-living tea- ture of Betty's. FRANK BETTS Frank's friendly ways and interesting outlook on life will bring prosperity to him. EUGENE BIRDSONC- He's an undying threat on the gridiron with a smile for all. JIIVIMIE BISHOP He looks at lite on the bright side. JUDY BISHOP Judy has such a pleasant personality that it inspires all who know her. HARRY BLAIR Harry's genial personality makes him a favorite of everyone. JERRY BLAKENEY A lively junior who is full of energy and frivol- ity. TOIVIIVIIE BLANKENSHIP This attractive blonde was our loss to Texas. JERRY BLEDSOE This tall dark-haired junior has shown excel- lent ability in Theater Guild. ELAINE BOOTHE Elaine is admired by all for her intelligence. VERNARDE BOOTHE This good looking dark-haired boy always has a ready smile for everyone. NANCY BOWERS This lively, cute, sparkling personality is one of our stars on the tennis team. PAT BOWERS Tall and attractive, Pat is always smiling and sweet. DICK BOYLES A combination of mischievous ideas and dry wit-that's Dick. MEREDITH BRADFORD Meredith has an outstanding type of character which wins him many friends. MARION BRADLEY Marion can always be detected by his red hair, quiet ways, and friendliness. CONNIE BRADSHAW Her poise and exquisite taste in dress give her a cos- mopolitan air. MARY RUTH BRASHER Unique beauty, a tiny waist, and flashing eyes des- cribe this junior. HELEN BREWER Helen has shown well her ability as an outstanding majorette. SARAH BREWER Sarah is a pleasing combination of intelligence and dependability. SALLY B ROC KWAY Amazing intelligence plus a reserved nature sums up Sally. RICHARD BROOKS Quiet with a considerate nature, Richard many friends. has ALICE BROWN Alice is always talkative and carefree, JACKIE BROWN Jackie's smiles are proof of her fine character and friendly ways. MARY BROWN Her striking beauty always rates her a second glance. JIMMY BRUTON Fleet footed Bruton has aided CentraI's track team in its rise to great heights. SUE CAMPBELL Her high ideals make her outstanding. MARGIE CARGILL Striking in appearance with a lovable disposition and pleasant smile-that's Margie. JAMES CARPENTER Junior's talkative ways are well matched by his mischief. JOHN CARPENTER Big slow-talking John will be a man to watch ion the gridiron next year. DOROTHY CASH With Dorothy's brilliant mind we will reach the top in her chosen fiel icine. KNOX CHAMBLIN Knox, being sports editor of the Tiger Talks has much to occupy his mind. GEORGE CHANDLER Quietness is a virtue. FRANCES CLARK Frances's outstanding work in The ' has been an asset to Central. B EWELL B RYANT Bewell's sincerity and willingness to help people will make him go places. BOBBY BULLARD Well done is better than well said. --This statement reminds us of Bobby. MARY ELIZABETH BURTON Sparkling brown eyes and a gracious manner characterize Mary Elizabeth. MARY AN N BYARS Her goodness is hidden under a quiet air of re- serve. GEORGE CAGLE George's industrious ways will take him to the top. JIMMY CALDWELL His dependability is excelled only by his sin- cere and friendly attitude. HELEN SUE CALLAHAN This lovely lass charms us all by her sweet smile and graceful ways. BETTY CALLAWAY Betty's smile speaks for itself. know she d of med- ater Guild JANE CLARK s sweet sincerity is hard to beat. JACK CLEMENTS Everyone admires this tall, strong, silent lad. ESTHER COKER Looks, personality-what more could anyone want. Jane' ANN COLLINS Carefree, gay, and full of fun. GEORGE CONNER A jolly all-round boy who tops the good- natured list. CLYDE COPELAND Skip hides his witty ways with an air of calmness. RITA CORING Stylish appearance, cute ways, and make up a gal who's tops on our list. JO ANN COTTON A fine friend to have, Jo always has a cheerful word for everyone. With a si gay laughter CATHRYN COX Cathryn is the quiet fun-loving type that makes friends with all. HOMER COX Iver-lined disposition, Horner always keeps his friends laughing. CHARLES CRAIG This sandy-haired iunior has done a splendid job as cartoonist for the Tiger Talks this year. JIMMIE RAE CRAIG She dominates any gathering with her uncon- querable spirit. CYNTHIA CRAWFORD Sparkling and neat, Smart and sweet, Altogether hard to beat. BOBBY CRENSHAW This happy-go-lucky junior is a lot of fun in any crowd. MARTIN CROSBY Martin is full of pranks and quite interested in E olf. CAROL CULLEY What is more desirable than a sweet and gentle disposition. LEWIS CULLEY There's never a dull moment when you're a- round Lewis. MELVENA DAHDUH One in a million, Melvena is always ready to lend a helping hand to everyone. JOHNNY DALTON This good-looking junior has made many heart skip a beat. ED DORGAN Here's a carefree football player who's always on the go. CECIL DAVIS Cecil has a capacity to keep friends as well as to make them. CHARLES DAVIS Dark-haired and sincere, he'll succeed in a big way. SUSAN DAVIS Susan, with her beautiful blond hair, is the envy of all. JOAN DELAUCHTER We all agree that Joan is as sweet as can be. WALTER DENNY Walter likes everybody and everybody likes Walter. SANDRA DESILVIA Sandra is far from forward, so we'lI have to boast of her gracious nature and polished manners. KENNETH DEW Here is a quiet, unassuming junior who makes a good friend. BILLY DEWEES This good-looking junior is always ready for a good time. MILLER DICKSON Miller is full of fun and is a valuable member of the band. MARILYN DOBYNS Sweet and likable, Marilyn is always smiling. CHARLES DODDS A genial fellow who gains a host of friends- that's Charles. JIMMY DOW Although small in stature, Jimmy has of gold. a heart a I YVONNE DUCKWORTH An ever-bubbling fountain of delightful chat- fer. VERA DUKES Amiable and charming are only two of Vera's characteristics. BILLY DURHAM Underneath that bashful smile you'lI find most agreeable fellow. SHIRLEY DUVALL Quiet with a considerate nature, Shirley's new this year. JAMES EASOM The pride and joy of all teachers, James is known for his intelligence. MARY JANE EASON This baby-faced blond is the essence of sweet- ness itself. JANIS EDGAR Precious with personality personified best describes Janis. GEORGE ELLIOTT George with his quiet ways makes a true friend. everyone. BETTYE LYNNE EVANS This cheerful little brunette has a friendly smile for DON EVANS Mischievous with a jolly disposition. MACK FAIRCHILD Mack is a straight A student and an A-I in the fullest sense of the expression. CINDY FAULKENBERRY Never a worry in the world-iust happy all the time. ANN FINCH Ann, with her sweet quietness, is always come. HENRY FISCHER Henry is an energetic boy who is always look- ing for mischief. BILLY FITZGERALD Billy is iust one heap of fun. CHICK FLOURNOY Chick's motto is easy does it. we JOHNNY CAINEY This easy-come, easy-go football player is a ladies' man in any league. RALPH CANT With a gentle and sweet disposition, Ralph is tops. JACKIE CARRISON This brunette beauty has not only style but also grace and charm. g V MARTHA C-ARTEE Delightfully sweet and so much fun to be with. MARY C-ARTEE Mary is enthusiastic and full of charm. BERA CAY- This sweet brunette has a quiet, pleasant atti- tude toward everyone. CAIL GILBERT Her beautiful blond hair and winning smile are the reasons for her many friends. NORMER CILL This fun-loving junior keeps us all laughing. DOT FLYNT A true example of southern hospitality. We're glad to have such a personality to keep our name high. MARY LOU FORD Everyone knows Mary Lou for her sincerity and pleasant smile. THERRELL FORTUNE Red-headed TherreIl's a boy of quiet ways and calm attitude. PATRICIA FOSTER Quietness and sincerity are but two of Patricia's many virtues. NANCY ANN FRANCIS With a personality like Nancy's anyone could go places. STANLEY FREENY Intelligence and photographic ability are but two of this junior's good qualities. BILL FULLER With a smile for everyone, this excellent dancer is always willing to lend a helping hand. ROBERT FULTON l'll never do today what I can do tomorrow -are the famous last words of Robert. PAT GILLILAND Because of his ability in sports, as well as dra- matics, Pat is a valuable asset anywhere. JOHNIE GODWIN Johnie takes life easy and tries to make it easy for others. DAVID GRAVES Friendly, good-looking, and dependable, David is a capable leader and is tops with everybody. JOHNNY GREEN His good looks and friendly manner have won for him a host of friends. PEGGY GRISWOLD Always talkative and carefree, Peggy can put everyone at ease. BOBBY HALE Mischief, fun, or laughter-Bobby will be there. GRAHAM HALES At ease in front of a group and always full of fun. LESTER HAMMOND . ln spite of his quietness Lester has all the qualities r that make for success, BILLY RAY HAN NA Billy Ray will be missed by all, especially in the band and chorus classes. EVA NELL HARDY This effervescent little miss is not only cute but makes friendliness her specialty. JEAN HARDY With pretty brown hair and a quiet manner, Jean is a welcomed comer to any crowd. PAT HARRIS with this she has a special sweetness. PATTY HARTNESS Quiet and sweet and always lovable. WILMA HARVEY Everyone who sees her loves her. CAROLYN HAWKINS Quiet and graceful, Carolyn has a soft sens humor. DON HEALY Her long hair is her main feature, but to go e of Prankish and overflowing with energy. Small but A personality plus is the ideal description for this Does she wonder! Tall, CARA LLOYD HEMPH I LL Quiet, sweet, and friendly toward everyone- this describes Cara Lloyd perfectly. HAROLD HENDRICK With ideals unmarred and a character un- touched, Harold is a swell guy. STEVE H ERTZ Smart and dependable, Steve is a fine friend to have. LEAH HESTER Leah, full of grace, possesses a sweet face and sparkling eyes. OLIVE HEWITT Sincerity and dependability mark this lass as super. SARAH HEWITT Sarah's heart-warming sincerity charms every- one. WAYNE HICKMAN An excellent student as well as a valuable member ot the band, Wayne is liked by all. DOROTHY H ICC-S This dependable young miss is easy to get along with. MARTHA H lTT Martha is known throughout school for her friendly smile. HAROLD HOLBROOK Harold is personified by his good nature and will- ingness to help. BETTY HORNE lively describes Betty perfectly. CATHERINE HORNE miss. JONES HOSKINS This lively junior's mischievous ways for him many friends. have won BETTY SUE HOUCH ever have a serious moment? We DOUG HUDC-INS dark, and handsome-that's Doug. JACKIE HUGHES Jackie is an intelligent brunette noted for her stylish clothes. MARY WARREN HUNTLEY Mary Warren is known for her good voice and pretty hair. PATRICIA HURST Pat, with her sunny disposition, is an accom- plished musician. MARC-I E H USBAN DS Margie is known for her amiable nature and her ability to make friends. REDMOND HUTCHINSON Always willing to lend a helping hand, Red- mond is surely one on whom you may depend. BILL HUX Bill keeps us in good spirits, with his happy-go- lucky attitude and sense of humor. JO ANN JENKINS This attractive blue-eyed blond has caused many a second glance. SAM JENNINGS Good-lookin Sam's friendl and considerate man- S Y ner makes him a pal of everyone. DOROTHY SUE JOHNSON Better to be silent than wrong. blue eyes. MARY LOUISE JOHNSON Mary Louise is known for her pretty blond hair and MARY SIDNEY JOHNSON Cuteness and a lively personality are the two best reasons for her popularity. WILLIARD JOHNSON Funny and gay! With Williard there's never a dull day. AN N JOLLY Cute and sweet are the two words to describe this jolly junior. ANN JONES This witty little blond has a wonderful person ality that can't be beat. DIXIE JONES This fun-loving junior bubbles over with per- sonality and pep. IMA JEAN JONES Everyone knows Ima Jean by her friendly smile. KARL JONES This red-headed junior's talkative and care free ways are known by many. marks. JOE JOSEPH Joe is a jovial junior with a knack for foolish- ness. JANNIE KEARY A witty way goes far to make friends for Jannie. SHIRLEY KELLY She's very likely to go far with that intelli- gence of hers. WARNIE KENNINC-TON Warnie's friendly congenial manner is his key characteristic. CHARLES KI MBROUC-H Don't let Charles' silence make you think he misses any fun. BRECK KING Sincere and dependable, Breck is a good friend to have. BILLY KNOTT Billy, although quiet, is known for his funny re- BEVERLY KOCH Full and brimming over with fun and personality, this cute junior makes friends with everyone. SHIRLEY KOOPS Shirley has a sweetness and sincerity that cannot be equaled. TED LAIRD Ted is fun-loving, but has an air of calmness. ANN LANDENBERGER Ann is a true friend with a pleasing personal- ity. BETTY LOU ISE LANDFAI R She's as neat as a pin and as pretty and poised as can be. PAT LANG Pat, a newcomer at Central, has made a into our hearts. OBIE LANC-FORD Although shy, Obie is truly likable. BARBARA LEHNER Barbara is friendly and fun to be with. SHIRLEY LEWINE Here is an admirable calmness of manner way SERITA LEWIS Serita's quiet beauty and lovely clothes are only two of her many good points. WALTON Ll PSCOMB Walton's intelligence, coupled with his friend liness, will be a big asset in his life. JO ANN LITTLE Jo Ann, friendly and capable, is surely road to success. BROCK LOPER, JR. Music and art are Brock's best loved pastimes. CAROLYN LOVE A brilliant mind and a lot of determination- that's Carolyn. CADI LUM Always smiling-always gay-going merry way. ALZADA LYNCH A dependable girl and an original student noted for her Latin Club work. BILL MCALPIN Just an all-round good fellow. Betty on the on his BETTY MCDANIEL is very conscientious with a winning smile. MAX MCDANIEL Max is just a fine fellow. MARYLA MCDOWELL sincere friend and an industrious student, JOHNNY MCKEITHEN He ranks at the top of the ring in character, personality, and dependability. BETTY McLEMORE Although shy Betty is truly likable. CHARLES MCLEMORE Energetic, fun-loving, and fancy free. SARA JO McPHAlL Sara Jo has a fun-loving personality which makes everyone her friend. HARRIET MAORUDER Sweet and nice, Harriet's jolliness speaks for itself. BILLY MARTINSON Besides a friendly personality he has rated high on the B-Team. DOROLYN MATTHEWS Friendly and agreeable, a girl to remember. JILL MATTINCLY Her lovely voice makes her the center of at traction. WILLA MAY A gentle nature with true character. KENNETH MEADOWS Carefree, gay and full of fun. BILLY MEEK Free without boldness-meek without fear. SHIRLEY RUTH MEEK Her musical qualities add to her pleasing personality. W. H. MERRELL Quiet and good-looking W, H. is a rare treat for all the girls. BETTY JO MILES A gem of a girl worth a million. CATHERINE MILLER She takes a genuine interest in everything she at- tempts. HAROLD MILLER A friendly boy with a twinkle Of mischief in hi eye. BOBBIE MILLINC- S Little in stature but not in her capacity for fun and friendship. ROBERT MIMS This good-looking junior is always fun and has a happy word for everyone. JOAN MITCHELL Sweet and bubbling with fun, Joan has rnacle place for herself at Central. JERRY MIZE Brimming over with pep and fun. LADY MOCKBEE Running over with sweetness, th really a little lady , full of a is junior is CURTIS MOFFAT Beneath his shy appearance there lies a friendly heart. AL MOORE AI's quick wit and love of fun makes him a favorite to those who know him best. BESS MOORE Bess's beauty and personality are out of this world. MAHLON MORGAN Not too serious-not too gay-but altogether a jolly good fellow. TOMMYE MORGAN Tommye is well known for his good looks, good manners and good grades. BARBARA MORRIS Barbara's jolly enthusiasm makes her welcome anywhere. BETTY MORRIS A truly delightful person to know. HUGHIE MORRIS Big ways to make up for Iittleness in stature. sincerity. GENE MORRISON Her beautiful hair is her main asset along with her JIMMIE MORROW A finished gentleman from top to toe. GLYDENE MUIRHEAD Her heart warming sincerity charms everyone. JIMMY MULLEN This short likable junior is outstanding in his band activities. YVONNE NASSAR Vivacious Yvonne makes any day complete MILLIE NATIONS Her sweet and loving disposition brighten up her red hair. ALVIN NEWELL Good looks-blue eyes-What more could you want? TOM NICELY A gentleman in word and deed. for everyone. CLIFTON PETTIT Liked for his quiet ways and amiable manner. GERALD PHILLIPS A mighty spirit and personality filling a little frame. MARY JO PITTINGER Reserved-yet always pleasant and friendly. This is reflected in her winning smile. JIMMY PICKENS This charming newcomer quickly won a place in the hearts of many people. CHARLES PLANCH Charles' jolly disposition is his chief charac- teristic. GEORGE PORTER g an example of good looks and good manners that go into making him a true south- ern gentleman. Geor e is GEORGE POTTER His deep voice and winning smile make him everyone's friend. MAN DA LEE POWELL Manda Lee is quiet and reserved with a lovable disposition. JANE NICHOLS Talkative Jane is never at loss for the right thing to say. SHIRLEY NICHOLSON This cute little red head can make everyoone around her happy, as is proven by her many friends. FAY NOLAN Fay is forever smiling and enjoying life. FLOYD O'DOM Floyd's mischievous ways show in his blue eyes. DICK O'FERRALL We are proud of this cheerleader who is a perfect example of personality plus. COOPER PACE If this fun-loving boy ever has a worry, no body knows. JOYCE PENN Gifted with a smile that invites friendship and fun BARBARA PERISHO A girl of many talents, Barbara has a determination which will take her to the top. BETTY POWER A friendly girl with a unique charm. FRAN K POWER Frank's junior year has proved his value to Central as an Athlete. DARTHINE PRISOCK Darthine is always pleasant and has a good word for everyone. PETER PRYOR A pleasing combination of humor and serious- ness. RITA PURVIS A continual source of humor, fun, and friend- Iiness. DONALD QU I NNELLY Dependable, efficient, and sincere Don can be trusted by all. MARILYN RAY A rare combination of beauty, intelligence, and charm. CAROLYN REED Cay, carefree and filled to the brim with fun. MARY LEE REED Liked for her quiet ways and cheerful personality. DORIS RENCH A pleasant person to be around. WAYNE RENFRO Cheerful Wayne has been a big asset for the Tiger Talks sports department. RUDINE RHODES As sincere a person as you'll be able to find. BOBBIE RICHARDSON Mild manners plus a gentle heart match Bobbie perfectly. NORRIS RICHARDSON Sometimes serious, always pleasant, and forever smiling. IVIARTINA RILEY Cute little Tina is known by all for her friendliness and intelligence. LUTHER LEE ROAN As a magnet attracts iron, Luther's winning personality attracts friends. I Y Gem on skates, Ann is truly an asset to the iunior class. Her JOHN ROBBINS Big John's slow drawl and congenial way cap- ture our hearts. GAY ROB E RTS A newcomer at Central Hi this year, Gay has a happy smile for everyone. SYLVIA ROBERTS A quiet girl with a smile that proves she has a heart of gold. IDA ROBINSON Vivacious and cute, Ida has a personality that wows everyone. NELL ROGERS This fun-loving girl is a friend to all because of her lovable and sincere ways. CAROLYN ROSS Her winning ways and sincerity give reason for her many friends. DOROTHY NELL ROUSE Dorothy NeII's sweetness and friendship are desired by all. ERNEST ROWE Mischievous John will always be found if there's fun a foot. BETTY RUDASILL Her pleasant air always makes the day worth while. IVIIGNONNE RUSSELL Stylish looking, Mignonne possesses such a sweet and friendly manner that all who know her love her. W ANN RYAN BETTY JEAN SALLEY Sweet and sincere, Betty Jean's charm speaks for itself. LINDA SALTER This petite, blue-eyed blond certainly was a loss to Central Hi but a gain to Yazoo City Hi. PEGGY SANFORD smile and voice make her our choice. JACKIE SEALE Jackie is as conscientious as she is sweet and as sweet as she is friendly. PATRICIA SEBREN Patricia's beauty is matched by her attracting charm ELIZABETH SEGREST Her sweet voice and friendly smile are only two of her many assets. JOEL ANN SELBY A sweet disposition and friendly ways make us cherish Joel Ann. SARA ANNE SEXTON A newcomer to Central, Sara Ann has a unique manner which has made her liked by all who know her. R. B. SHEPPARD This tall, brown-eyed junior has a way truly his own. VIVIAN SHORTRIDCE Queenly in personality as well as in beauty. AL SIMMONS AI is a perfect carnival of fun with his sense of humor and ability to keep the crowd laugh- ing. FLETCHER SINCLETARY Happy-go-lucky Fletcher is always ready for fun and frolic JERRY SIMMONS Jerry is a careful studentg careful not to overwork that is! VIRGINIA SLATER Her lovely voice and her auburn hair are magnetic. BAILEY SMITH Life holds no terror for Baliey. BETTY SUE SMITH Simply adorable. BOBBY CARROLL SMITH The bounding pulse of youth personified is Bobby. - BOBBY SMITH Bobby's friendly smile and mischievous ways make him welcome in any crowd. JIMMY SMITH A true gentleman, a survivor of the days of Southern chivalry. MARTHA ANN SMITH This cute little blond gains our admiration for her friendliness and generous nature. MICHAEL SMITH Michael is one of those happy persons who make life more pleasant for everyone and is always wearing a friendly smile. RALPH SMITH Ralph is a mischief maker but also a silence breaker. EUGENE SMOTHERS Eugene doesn't say much but what he says is valuable. ELLENE SPIER Ellene's beautiful complexion and neat appear- ance don't go unoticed. N EETA STACC Neeta's winning smile and love for a good time make her known to all. BILLY STANCIL This light haired band member has a love for fun which is shown through his happy dispo- sition. MIKE STANLEY Little Mike certainly proves the old saying that Big things come in small packages. PAUL STANLEY Likable Paul is truly a boy with a million dollar smile. BARBARA STATHAM Barbara's sweet face and smile reflect her true char- acter. ARCHIE STEELE Eager for fun and addicted to mischief. MELVYN STERN Melvyn's rare sense of humor make him known to EDWARD STEWART He rates superior in scholarship and friend- liness. RICHARD STOCKETT Richard will always be found doing the best in the right way with his friendly and sincere manner. BLANCHE STRONG Blanche is overflowing with life and has a friendly smile for everyone. BOYD POWELL SULLIVAN When you look for fun-look for Boyd. DOROTHY SULLIVAN Dorothy, with her attractiveness is a welcome to any group. JOYCELYN SULLIVAN Her sweet sincere ways make her a friend to all who know her. SYLVIA SUTTON Attractive Sylvia is characterized by her neat- ness and cute clothes. ORRI N SWAYZE Orrin is one live wire that will never be stepped on. BOB SYLVESTER Bob's quiet outward nature belies his fun loving nature. FLEDA TAYLOR Fleda is mischievous and fun-loving. KIRBY TAYLOR This tall junior's many interests include art and a talent for making friends. MARGARET TERRELL A wonderful person, Margaret has an irresist- ible charm. BILLY THOMAS He makes and keeps friends easily. JO NELL THOMAS There's enough charm in this minature for a dozen girls. of humor. LEE HARRIS THOMAS Lee Harris is a carefree boy you just can't help liking. BILLY THOMPSON He has an easy genuine manner and a quiet sense PERCY THORNTON Percy is just a lot of fun in one heap. J UDY TOLER One of our leading cheerleaders, this cute bru- nette is bubbling over with personality and fun. MYRA TOLER Myra is so interested in pouring the perfume of happiness on others that she can't help spil- ling some on herself. BOB TRAVIS The people's choice, well-known, well-liked, popular with everyone. JOE TUBB Easy come, easy gog Yes sir, that's Joe. JAMES M. TUCKER A gentleman in word and deed. cerity. stand-out in JIMMY WALKER A newcomer to Central this year, smash-hit Jimmy is certainly an asset. ANNETTE WALL Annette's industrious spirit and quiet kindness are valuable assets. BETTY WALTERS striking junior is full of friendly chatter. DAISY WALTERS Daisy's conscientiousness and high ideals her admired by all. HENRY WARD Interesting to talk to, Henry with his lively laughter, fits into any crowd. This make NORMA WATKI NS Her witty disposition and her friendly smile combine to make her a very likable girl. BETTY WEBB Sugar n' spice n' everything nice. EARL WELLS Quiet and thoughtful Buddy has a kind word for everyone. ANN TYLER Ann's quiet ways reveal her most valuable traits. BARBARA UHALT Barbara's dark hair is matched with sparkling brown eyes which reflect her personality. BARNEY VALADIE Always on the look-out for fun, Barney takes life free and easy. RITA CLAIRE VILLAR Rita is endowed with a sparkling personality and possesses an atmosphere of friendliness. MARY LAWRENCE VINZ Mary's quiet manner cannot hide her sweetness which ranks top notch. NANCY VIRDEN Nancy's witty personality accounts for her many friends. MELVA GAY WADE From tip to toe she's tip top in friendliness and sin- DOROTHY WALKER Her black hair and flashing dark eyes make her a any group. CAROLYN WELLS Her beautiful hair and striking ways are her high points. PEGGY JANE WELLS Always dressed attractively and known for her pretty voice. JULIAN WHITE A fine illustration of much in little. ALLEN WHITE AIlan's ability as a cartoonist and his sense of humor make him well-known. PEGGY WHITE Peggy's gay smile and mischievous eyes reflect her personality to a t , MARGARET WHITFIELD The band couldn't have done without this cute maiorette. ANN WILKINSON A wonderful person and a loyal friend-that's Annl LEWELL WILKINSON Likable Lewell will always be found if there's fun a foot. MILTON WILKINSON The class wouldn't be complete without Sun- shine's pranks and fun. BILLY WILLIAMS Always adding to his list of friends. CAROLYN WILLIAMS Quiet, serene, truly a queen. HARRY WILLIAMS Quietness hides a very friendly heart. JAMES WILLIAMS A bright smile and sense of humor that makes everyone like him-that's James. JOHN WILLIAMS Quietly witty, with a never-failing sense of good humor. GWEN WILSON Gwen's beauty and sweetness make her a typ- ical southern belle. SHIRLEY WINSTEAD Shirley's long blond hair is envied by all the girls. If wit and friendliness gaine have long since been his. FRED He's a fellow of infin laughter and fun. MARK YERC-ER Mark is every boy's friend and many a girl's idol. ROBERT YOUNG Robert can be counted on to do or say the rig thing at the right time. ROY WOLFE Good-looking Roy has a knack for making and keeping friends. NANCY WOODRUFF Quiet, unassuming Nancy is genuinely capable of doing anything with her pleasant smlie. NANCY WORLEY A rose without a thorn. NED WIRTH This newcomer to Central is already well- known for his sincerity and earnestness. VICTOR WRIGHT With his sunny disposition, Victor lives life to the fullest. BETTY YATES Our impression is that she makes a swell friend and a grand pal. DICKIE YELVERTON d the world it would YERGER ite humor-a producer of ht 7410! 'X 'M Egg mga, as ww. amkvltf ,A vw' SHYQW , w hws A373555 as ' :xv if . All I A 'Sv' I W4 ,fwgg ,sang ,mr Afmfx 4 dill ,Fwd PWR? 4 Wfigw , , - saaieaisisi: ,X .Q.X ...: ...,.: Q R f X sv ,..., ,.,. M1155 yu ' 2? 'Q I E ,Ja ,X A TQ Q 132 gi: I , if 42 xw 2? ii, 9' We '19 E 55 Y E Rf aes A A Q 3 41, Eg, 1 .Q it S EE N WZ ,.g s U T . - if PRENTI SS MITCHELL Vice-President HIRAM POLK Reporter MR. JOHN H. 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I BENNIE KIRKLAND BILL KINARD Center Back GEORGE RICE BILL LYNCH JOHNNY AWAD Tackle End Guard JULIUS RIDCWAY BILLY JOHNSON BILLY YELVERTON Guard Guard Tackle JIMMY HUFF JOHNNY MCKEITHEN Tackle Back BOB PARNELL JIM WHITEHEAD JULIAN SANDIFER Back Tackle End JACK BARKSDALE FRANK POWERS MIKE STANLEY Back Back Back ALVIN NEWELL JOHN CARPENTER Center Center THERREL OGLESBY EUGENE BIRDSONG CHARLES GOOKIN Guard Back End WILLIAM BARFIELD JOHNNY CAINEY CARL WALTERS End Back End LUTHER BEAVER HENRY MOUNC-ER Guard Tackle I I 1 I I T JACK DEVINE LEWIS ALEXANDER HANK TERRY Tackle Back Tackle SIDNEY ALSTON JOHN CAMPBELL JAMES HOLLAND Back Back Guard JON MALLARD JIMMY BRUTON Back Back I as WOODY TRAVIS RED JONES DAVID MEGGINSON Tackle End Tackle QE 7 EUHEH HH I i f Q is W .QW 2 1 4 , x ii, 4 51 SS? uw k 5222 in ws :ss :ax ii iii, Q 2 X F6 1: i' 1 -3X .E ml Q , . sm 5 N3 . , 5 X ax QS ,... we wx ., 'Q if ,A si? .- if N ii, J, ar I 6 3' Xa' 111 1, Q x amz, y I ,.:,: i I... S . 5 5 A x:.' 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The Bengal cinder men, sparked by the untiring efforts of Coach Hal France, showed the true Central spirit and determination to win. Vacancies left by last year's stars Ed McCool, Claude Bruton, Hunk Walker, and Linley Ward were filled magnificently by new recruits. The SZ Central Track Team was composed of Jimmy Bruton, a great distance runner, Billy Foots Yelverton, spectacular in the relays, shot put, and discus, and Hank Terry, proving his value to the team in the distance runs. There was also Carl Jones, the pole vaulting spec- ialist,-Marcus Shivers, Jack Barksdale, and Harry Cieotes, all returning lettermen, who bolstered the squad superbly. CARL JONES JIMMY BRUTON MARCUS SHIVERS fm- ,ww-w ' . . ,ww ,,..,...wM-v-'-N - 9.2 fi? 4 Ei 1' of . Y? JN,M 1, Xf- 'ENNII ilill1 lll K V v , ,, if awk, ,,.,w,,. .. . . as Nilfi, . .yuan . '- 5L,iV.'?' 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':W-5::1i1E:E:Q.:'ZI,--:' ' 1 FR Mi, gyatwikwe S gist mpsew .wwmd M W.. Mum JM X 1 3 'elf .:.. -Q , K -fa: . I d5'r 1-' 563 TEAMI SPHHI EHIHS J CLUB GOLF CLUB Vr...,.Z' - Yes, girls' sports at Cl-lS is a hit, because it gives the supposed weaker sex a chance to demonstrate its athletic abilities. Under the di- rection of Miss Lucille Noble, the classes play softball, volleyball, basketball, ping-pong, and tennis. Emphasis is placed in the present program on intramural activities rather than on the use of a smaller skilled group in a highly competitive program. ff? I 5, if -if if 4,4 Q. W y m--......,,,-A ,WW ,af ,NM ---.... 'EJ iii. MILITARY STAFF A BATTALION STAFF , ,L I , IIHIIHIIIIN SIIIII HARRY PORTER CAROL FAGAN BILLY JOHNSON Battalion Commander Battalion Sponsor Battalion Executive BOBBY STILL JOHNNY GIBSON HUBERT IVIIAZZA Battalion Adjutant Intelligence Officer Supply Officer COLOR GUARD EHMPHNY H W HAROLD HUTCHISON CENE ANN LAUCHLY CONRAD STIETENROTH Company Commander Company Sponsor Company Executive HOWARD SIMPSON ALLEN EDGAR JOHNNY TAYLOR Platoon Leader Platoon Leader First Sergeant EIIIIIIHNIH ROBERT MURPHY TINY MARLEY ALFRED HARPER Company Commander Company Sponsor Company Executive J. T. SIMMONS DARRYL HURT BENNIE KIRKLAND Platoon Leader Platoon Leader First Sergeant EHMPHNY II SIDNEY ALSTON C-RETA CHILDRESS JOHN CAMPBELL Company Commander Company Sponsor Company Executive HANK TERRY JOHN STODCHILL ROY ADAMS Platoon Leader Platoon Leader First Sergeant EHMPHNYH DICK JOHNSON ANN ANDERSON BOB HENNINCTON Company Commander Company Sponsor Company Executive HUGH TUCKER IVAN YERGER BOB PARNELL Platoon Leader Platoon Leader First Sergeant COMPANY B STAFF COMPANY A STAFF COMPANY C STAFF COMPANY D STAFF INSPECTION HSTASH Chosen by the Jackson Chamber of Commerce, the Central High School R.O.T.C. Battalion was the honor guard for the arrival of Cieneral ot the Army, Douglas MacArthur at the Municipal Airport on March 22, l952. General MacArthur's comment on the battalion was, I have never seen a university R,O.T.C. that looked any better than this. This is one ot the greatest honors the RO.-l'.C. at Central has ever been given and one of which it is justly proud. ff' X 'nf' LOUIS PULLO MARY LYNN C-RAVES Director Drum Majorette BILLY RAY HANNA MARVIN MYERS Captain Captain IFirst Semesterl ISeconcI Semesteri ...W ' BART PARKER LOWELL JONES First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant MARILYN DOBYNS BEVERLY KOCH Librarian Assistant Librarian COHOON GRAY PORTER ASSISTANT EDITORS ASST. BUSINESS MGR. BRIDGES BROOKS BROWN JACKSON ART STAFF EDITOR SANSOM SULLIVAN WILLOUGHBY ART STAFF HEAD NOBLE SALISBURY HOOK REVISION STAFF CLUB JONES LAUCHLY MARLEY YATES RIDC-WAY CIRCULATION STAFF SPORTS EUHHN sum HUII nr '52 GILFOY PHILLIPS SIMMONS PUBLICITY STAFF YERGER ANDERSON COOPER COMPERE BUSINESS MCR. LITERARY STAFF HARRELL KENDALL KING PARKER LITERARY STAFF MOORE FERRELL SIMPSON SPELL EDITORS CLASS EDITORS THOMPSON ALLEN JOHNSON NAEF TOLER EDITORS BAND EDITOR R. O. T. C. EDITOR JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES GROVER GRUBBS lIIiiNi Sponsor - President - - Vice-President - - Secretary - - Treasurer - Reporter - EHUNEH - Miss Breland - - C-roverC-rubbs Johnny McKeithen - - - JudyToIer - Bob Travis - BiIIyJohnson 1952 STUDENT COUNCIL IIIIIIIHIIII SIIIII S dm. ofa! 5'-1I ' f H '5c.ribc.r5 WALTERS WARE BLANKENSTEIN pad- ' UP Editor Ass't. Editor Managing Editor HEAD WHITFIELD CRANTHAM WOODRUFF Assignment Ed. News Editor Assoc. News Ed. Feature Editor CHAMBLIN RENFRO SMOTHERS COKER HAWKINS Sports Editor Assoc. Sports Ed. Assoc. Assn't. Ed. Page Editor Assn't. Cir. Mgr. BUSINESS SIIIII WHITFIELD LAUCHLY SPIER BRASHER BANKSTON CRISWALD Business Manager Assoc. Bus. Mgr. Advertising Mgr. Assoc. Ad. Mgr. Subscription Mgr. Assoc. Sub. Mgr. LANDENBERCER KOOPS JOHNSON ELLIS HUSBANDS CRAIG Exchange Editor Assoc. Ex. Ed. Circulation Mgr. Assoc. Cir. Mgr. Publicity Director Cartoonist ANDERSON Editor CHILDRESS Bus. Manager WELLS COMPERE WHITFIELD Ed B B LIS. US. US. MOORE MORGAN TOLER Ed Ed B WILLIAMS Ed. and Art BRIDGES Art POLK Ed. V I 4 BARFIELD Bus. WILLOUGHBY Art HUGHES Art MOORE BRENT Ed. Ed. TRAVIS CARRISON Bus. Ed. STONE CRAWFORD Bus. Ed. CONN BRADSHAW Art Art IHHIHH HHHH SIHH PAT ALLEN KAREN GILFOY MARY LYNN GRAVES President Vice-President Sec.-Treas. i ANN ANDERSON FRANCIS CLARK KAREN CILFOY MARY JANE CRAY Make-up Costumes Stagecraft Publicity LOWELL JONES JOSIE MCEACHERN GWENDOLYN POLK Lighting Properties Acting and Stage Technique THESPIAN OFFICERS C-WENDOLYN POLK MIGNONNE BOOTHE FRANCIS THOMPSON President Vice-President Sec.-Treas. BOY'S Hl-Y Sponsor - - Mr. Paine President - - John Stodghill Vice-President - - Bobby Griffin Secretary-Treasurer - Jim Lundstrom Chaplain lllllll Hl llNlllHl lt's Wednesday at Central! lt's activity period! Approximately l2OO active members of the 43 clubs at Central scurry about over the building to their respective meeting places. In the club of their choice with a faculty sponsor in charge, students find a time for contact with fellow classmates in an informal atmosphere, where working toward an aim becomes pleasurable. Sophomore! Junior! Senior! They mingle in unique fellowship, for the clubs, as a rule, have no class restrictions. Each year the administration attempts to encourage every student in school to participate in at least one club at Central. In order to cover the range of interest possible in a student body as large as ours, new clubs are afforded each year. Some of the new ones added just this year have been the Photogra- phy Club, Senior Bird Girls, the Motor Club, and Radio Speaking. Activity range includes singing, dancing, playing bingo in Spanish, try- ing out fly-rods, planning point systems and banquets, and even laying the groundwork for a publication as was the case of C-irl's Hi-Y this year in pub- lishing their Blue and Gold. Whatever the club, whatever the aim, whatever the membership, it's a time to mix fun with workg and Wednesday is a popular day at Central. - Carroll Duncan RADIO SPEAKING Sponsor - - Mr. Albert President - - Richard Haynes Vice-President - - Ralph Farr Secretary - - Ann Nations TEEN TlMERS Sponsor - - Miss Smith President - - Beverly Koch Vice-President - Emily Bush Secretary - - Ann Jones Treasurer - - Janis Edgar Reporter - - Nancy Woodruff SENIOR HI-Y GIRLS Sponsor - President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Mrs. Jordan - Mary Harrell Carolyn Whatley Doris Wilkinson - Joyce Simpson FOURTH DEGREE Sponsor - - Mrs. Jordan President - - - Joyce Simpson MOTOR CLUB Sponsor - - Mr. Guiese President - - Gerald Russell FIFTH DECREE Sponsor - President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - - Mrs. Jordan Needra Heckman - - Nancy Noble - Joyce Simpson - Gwen Warren C-AITY AND CAVEL Sponsor - President - Vice-President Secretary - Parliamentarian Sergeant-at-arms - - Mrs. Russell Tommy Morgan Jeanice Cooper - Betty Webb Warren Willard - Jack Chance F. H. A. Sponsor - - Miss Heard President - - Mary Louise Nichols Vice-President - - Thad Jones Secretary - - Peggy Sills Reporter - - Christine Darden msn ,mn nm mm K f 1 e i El 3 HI z l 1 4 DIRTY THlRTY Sponsor - President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Reporter - - Parliamentarian Sergeant-at-arms - - Miss Patton Henry Mounger Johnny Taylor - Myra Toler - Dave Tullos - Willa May Nancy Worley - George Rice VARIETY CLUB ll AND l2 Sponsor - - Miss Crawford President - - Bobbie Richardson Vice-President - - Fay Nolan Secretary - - Mary Ann Byars Treasurer - - Joyce Penn Reporter - - Mary Lou Ford LIBRARY ASSlSTANT'S CLUB Sponsor - - Miss Milner President - - Ann Jones Vice-President - Cindy Faulkenberry Secretary-Treasurer - Serita Lewis Reporters: Phoebe Bethany and Willa May BOYS' GLEE CLUB Sponsor - President - Vice-President Secretary - Librarian - Reporter - - Pop King - Johnny Awad - Blanton Moore - Earl Staires John David Wright - Billy Naef AVIATION AND MODEL AIRPLANES Sponsor - - Mr. Beckett President - - Johnny Taylor Vice-President - - Paul Stanley Secretary - - Warnie Kennington Reporters: Bobbie C-avensor and Carl Colson SPANISH CLUB Sponsor - President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Mrs. Cunningham - Carol Culley - Serita Lewis - Jimmy Pickens - Sally Brockway Y-TEENS Sponsor - President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - - Mrs. Almond Mary Sue McCleave - Sara Jo Morgan - Patricia Sebren - Claudette Combs VARIETY CLUB IO Sponsor - Miss Hutchison President - - - Nancy Worley Vice-President - - Pat Foster Secretary - - Jo Ann Little PUBLICITY THEATER GUILD Sponsor - - Miss Johnston Chairman - Mary Jane Gray Scribe - - Gene Ann Lauchley MAKE-UP THEATER C-UILD Sponsor - Mrs. Johnson Chairman - - Ann Anderson Scribe - - Betty Barfield FRENCH CLUB I Sponsor - President - Vice-President - Miss Tizon - Dick O'FerraIl Richard Dortch Barbara Burroughs Eugene Birdsong Secretary-Treasurer - Mary Ann Landrum Chick Flou rnoy FRENCH CLUB I I Sponsor - President - - Miss Tizon - Karen Cilfoy Vice-President - Nancy Salisbury Secretary - - Charlotte Black DEBATINC. CLUB Sponsor - President - Vice-President Secretary - Librarian - Mrs. Russell - Graham Hales - - Olive Hewitt Jo Nell Thomas - Willa May ART CLUB Sponsor - - Mrs. Loyocano President - Betty Louise Landfair Vice-President - - Raye Ratclitf Secretary-Treasurer - - Ann Tyler Reporter - - James Cummins JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Sponsor - President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Reporter - - Miss Brent Yvonne Nassar Joan Mitchell - Shirley Ruth Meek Dorothy Cash - - Nancy Woodruff Scrapbook Chairman - Alzada Lynch PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Sponsor - President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - - Mr. Bacon - Bob Murphy - Bart Parker Janie Alderman Dot Covington 1 , , VALOR AND ARMS Sponsor - - Miss Patton President - - John Stodghill Vice-President - - - Bess Moore Secretary - - Bcttyc Lynne Evans Treasurer - - Lottie Brent Reporter - - Betty Grantham Sergeant-at-Arms - Don Thompson Parliamentarian - Carolyn Hudspeth OFFICE OURS Sponsor - - Mrs. Metzler Chief Slave - - Claire King Vice Slave ---- Betty Ward Secretary and Keeper of the Whip - - - - - - Martha Whitfield Proverb Keeper - - Sarah Brewer General Flurikies - Sarah Jane Brock- man Beverly Hamblin RADIO WORKSHOP Sponsor - - Miss Patton General Manager - Bill Hollings- worth Program Managers - Pip Thompson Elaine Avery Secretary - - Bettye Lynne Evans D.O .AND T. l. President - Jack Clemrnents Vice-President Dick Delbridge Secretary - Joan Anderson Treasurer - - Marie Fielder Reporter - - Lee Harris Thomas President - Vice-President- Treasurer - Secretary - Reporter - Historian Billy Lancaster - Joe Allen Robert Edwards Peggy Ann Sills - Lavada Smith - - Garnett Reed Billy Willoughby MASK AND C-AVEL Sponsor - President - - - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Reporter - - - - Miss Patton Burton Jackson - Billy Brown Betty Barfield Charlotte Black Janet Cohoon Sergeant-at-Arms - - Royal White Parliamentarian - Mignonne Booth STAGE CRAFT AND LIGHTING THEATER GUILD Sponsor Chairmen Scribes - Mr. Kinser - Lowell Jones Karen Gilfoy - Frances Thompson Bobby Korndorffer ,H COSTUMES AND PROIPS THEATER GUILD Sponsor - - Mrs. Hinton Chairman - Josie McEachern Scribe - - Josephine McMiIIin THESPIANS Sponsor - Miss Patton President - - Gwen Polk Vice-President - Mignonne Booth Secretary - - Pip Thompson QUILL AND SCROLL Sponsor - - Mrs. Crews Chairman - - Helen Fay Head Scribe - - Carl Walters, Jr. llTl-l GIRLS' HI-Y Sponsor - - Mrs. l-lannaford President - - Nancy Worley Vice-President - - Pat Foster Secretary - - Jo Ann Little IOTH GIRLS' Hl-Y Sponsor - President - Vice-P resident Secretary - Reporter - - Miss Bisland - Pat Price Jeanette Moak - Fern Boyd Jeroline Flynt HUNTING AND FISHING IOTH Sponsor - - Mr. McDow President - - Jon Mallard Vice-President - - Jim Whitehead SENIOR BIRD GIRLS Sponsor - - Miss McFarland President - - - Martha Whitfield First Vice-President - Billie Wood Shackleford Second Vice-President - Lottie Brent Treasurer - - - Lula Mae Bullock Social Committee - - Tir.y Marley Barbara Jones Carol Fagan HUNTING AND FISHING IOTH Sponsor - - Mr. Godbold President - - Jerle Sanders Vice-President - - Pat Bowers Secretary - - George Kimbrell HUNTING AND FISHING IZTH Sponsor - - Mr. Fulton President - - Billy Kinard Vice-President - - George Rice S9Crefary - - Skeeter Hart HUNTING AND FISHING IITH Sponsor - - Mr. France President - - Luther Beaver Vice-President - - David Greaves Secretary - - Charles Gookin HUNTING AND FISHING Sponsor - President - Vice-President Secretary - Reporter - IITH Mr. Blackledge - Jake Stilley Dick Barineau Bobby Smith - Jerry Mize mf? ,j.f ff '? A, CFM'Rs PUT YCIURSELF IN THE MILLSAPE PICTURE Many Central High School graduates down through the years have placed them- selves successfully in the Millsaps picture. It is true now, as it has been in the past and undoubtedly will be in the future, that Central High graduates are among the most outstanding of Millsaps student leaders. Those who do not choose to partici- pate in activities generally have proved to be capable scholars. This year found former Central students in these major Millsaps student offices: Editor of the Purple and White, weekly student newspaper, Business Manager of the Bobashela, college yearbook, President of Omicron Delta Kappa, men's leadership society, Business Manager of the Millsaps Singers 5 President of Alpha Epsilon Delta, honorary pre-medical fraternity. It isn't hard to determine Why so many of you have chosen Millsaps for your higher education. It is a fine college, it is here at home, and it has an unexcelled record for turning out graduates who become leaders on local, state, and national levels. Do you fit into the Millsaps picture? We'll be glad to ,help you answer that question to your satisfaction. For advice, literature, and other information, call or write Dean William E. Riecken at Millsaps College. YEIU CAN EXPECT THE BEST AT MILLSAPS CCLLEGE e invite you fo cz ljeflzavelz girl.. N High school seniors have an important job in choosing the right college. Those of you at Central who prefer the many advantages of a small, church-related girls' college can make no better choice than Belhaven. Here you'll find college life at its best. A beautiful campus, a splendid faculty, interesting social, cul- tural and recreational opportunities, close friendships among choice girls with congenial interests -- these can all be yours to enjoy if you become a Bel- haven girl . Your future can be made richer, fuller and happier through four Wonderful years at Belhaven. Write For Catalog and Other Information. JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS OF DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COIIEGE JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI PHONE 3-3826 Where Graduates and Positions Meetv SECRETARIAL TRAINING ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Fully Accredited by: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCIAL COLLEGES .I A C K S 0 N COMMERCIAI COIIEGE www sg me 2 E Q 2 4 T Q. s 50 MI55IEiEIF'F'I'S BEET EDLIIPFIED BUSINESS SEHUCIL Call, phone, or write for information about our training plans, terms, etc. MRS. T. C. SCHILLING, Manager JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Phone 4-7717 Gfzzg S0 , On S1002 Gfway gmgo G gufurg . n . f 1 ,nv ' '.c 5g7f-ffLzr ' ' f J-sew . -.. ,f 9 X -K., -, fs 41-if .rw vm.-If ,,,- -1 . . ma ' -11f,f1.,,, 1 :-2-1: fF':t'e 1 - g..2f1-- if ,a ffiifii , - ,-- . D ,, LM V , N-gf P - 1 My M um .MN .1 . .AM N-ff' ,A ,. ,, vzf-:?,f-s.kGZffrf. Pdf' ,.r-gm -f-'C -v:P '1?f ,rg-gf 21-we-Q .5-