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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1959 volume:

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QM X CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL - Jackson, Mississippi IRVIN MYERS SHIRLEY ASHLEY 1' Business Manager R ON O Introduction Dedicatio Administration Faculty Seniors t,m E mine Activities K X Juniors X Sophomores Features Athletics R.O.T.C. 2 X LH Tor 535 gf M 'xiii VWFIQ-5' ...-r- --- an-,g:'.51' x F5-pg it 595 Agn' ge' :fri-l n if. Y'eX , lux 452 1 f gal M' Q LE' f ., X V 'vi' c., , , ,- , ,MJ iw '-Q, .gggu . Q l 'Engng . , 1 in 'xl A' 1 4 m t ----T 1 4,-ffm? 1 . ' , , M , A if V 'ff' I.. - , ' ' 'iii e -----+ me 1 , l.' I ,fy X t ,L ff- I ' Lg, Ties ax I 'L 1 Ig ul' ' ' ..-fs fy: .aff X ZFTJ V., W '34 I s I K ,ffl fi' fi' In, ,X ...,... 'TTIQL if l Tk l t , l l tl I t l 1 ll 4 I it x! l am sure that as you look through this annual it will bring back many cherished memories of your past year here at 4'Good Ole C.H.S.,, We on the COTTON BOLL staff have Worked very hard to make this yearbook something special, one of which you will be proud. The COTTON BOLL staff will lead you through this yearbook, and we hope it will be a source of information and pleasure in the years to come. Irvin Myers Editor Cen Gracious gifts, our Alma Mater g Showered with noble hand and true, Through the years have come to bless us, Come with gen'rous love from you. Gifts of knowledge and of wisdom, Guidance true ne'er failed us yet g Gifts of friendship and of comrades All our lives we'll not forget. Alma Mater, still remember! Alma Mater, bless us yet. -Jil ir nur rw I: iii Grateful still, dear Alma Mater, Thee not one can e'er or et. g FWF? W e in our turn bring remembrance, Lay our gifts at thy fair gate g Loving thee with feeling tender, Loyal till, in mem'ry wait: Wait thy blessing, Alma Materg Living true to ideals dear! Bless the gifts we bring thee gladly g 'i '1 h '1'i' Bless each one who enters here. Mississippi is the fairest Of all the states of our larulg Her boys and girls the rarest A strong and sturdy band. Proud of our Capitol, Our school nonetheless, Three cheers for fachson And the C .H .S . For the strength of our foundation Is in our love for the right 5 To do our part bravely Weall strive with all our might We'll make of our school days A noble success, Three cheers for Jackson And the C.H.S. Dedication f'?l'i'3 '3 f are 'Nf ' T War so it 5 , Q -ff-we-fr ff I . ' 1' T 9 ' 4 . Ai , ,-- :I--.. 3 ...,,W,,,-I 1 . 14 2 , 4' Iii-f ,,.-1- ls W. M. DALEHITE Although Mr. Dalehite has been at Central only a year, we feel he has Won a place for himself by his efficient service, good judgment and his friendly manner. This past year has been a sufficient test of proving Central's true need for him. We are fortunate to have such a dedicated leader, therefore the 1959 COTTON BOLL staff takes pleasure in dedicating this book to our new principal. JA w X x gg ml Zim 23 fi s ... . 0n5i gE Basil 35 I ,A ,n i ' y, Q 411' my V P X' 7 'Q Q . xx ,111-K' JR X A lyviaygf-lu fix. 2 REX 1 ' ,A 1 x in if X I i , :- ,W 1, f, .mn , . , V or , 1 , W , ffgf:-E P- : 1'f1'5nuf , 1 r I V, 11- ef: E I P r f - ?5?'q ,,Q3 f , L 1 ' ' ,.f:fv'f e. 5.10 my - 'J 15ff ,', 'ig' ' X J P P P P :in 'F 'Z-ff' F X 1 ' an - I Jin. '.fi?l3 ' i lr ff I 'av-3,1'g Q I 1, gl 'L l ik xt fi A Q M W i P Y M in E X5 , ' Q kd. fi! ' I X il ld RODNEY ROUNTREE LARRY SMITH BUTCH MILLER Senior Class President St dent Body President junior Class P 1 R PM iw Office HETTIE JO WILLIAMS Clerk Stenographer Principal Typist-Clerk Principal? Message In time you will appreciate this book much more than you do just now. You will be proud to have been a part of the work, the activities, and the fun that builds pleasant memories. You will value the traditions and the advantages of Central High School more than ever. Your principal is proud to have had a little part in continuing the long series of efforts to make this school stand out in the state educational circles. You have contributed much by your cooperation and your loyalty, and all of us need to continue to push forward to keep Central High School in the lead. Let me urge you, who are leaving us, to be adventurous in mind and in spirit. Our state and country need people who are not satisfied with the super- ficial in either case. Central High is proud of you now, and we believe that in the future we will have reason to be more so. We Wish you. well and hope we contributed something to your success. MR W. M. DALEHITE EDDIE REAL MRS. DAN T. KNIGHT Activities Editor The Administration COMMISSIONER MAYOR ALLEN C. THOMPSON COMMISSIONER LUCKEY ' -- A - CAMBELL Mrs. Brister Lamar Noble Ware BOARD OF L N A1 ' TRUSTEES Lifrzxlflf-iii W. M. Buie President F. W. MCEWEN , HARRY S. Assistant KIRSHMAN Superintendent V Assistant ' X Superintendent KIRBY P. WALKER Superintendent of Schools R. B. LAYTON H. R. SIGLER DOSS G. FULTON HORACE ADAMS MONROE C. NEFF Dif9Cf0f of Director of Testing Director of Athletics Director of Personnel Director of Adult Curriculum Education .1 f ga! 'Z' ,. Rm ., ss. 'ff' J ww- 1, f A . il' JFK f 1 X ' 1 -p X MRS. MARGARET ALEXANDER English RICHARD BACON Diversified Education JERRY L. BERRY Commercial Faculty R. C. BERRY Science Coach LORENA CHANDLER E. R. COKER English English Social Studies W. C. ALLEN Coach Drivers' Education KATHERINE BAKER Commercial MRS. CAMILLE BYERS Practical Nurse Instructor :W MRS. DAWN CROWE Choral Music MRS. JANE COTTEN JOSEPH A. Mathematics CRAVOTTA R.O.T.C. xi, q 'a a a ' fL J x ei A MRS. MARY DENSON Commercial MXSGT. BILLY D. DONAHOE R.O.T.C. EDMOND B. DUCKWORTH, JR. Physical Education CO1 ' 4 for PAUL FOSTER BETTY GARRISON Woodworking Drivers' Education Science MRS. FRANCES 0. DUNKIN Library MARY FRANCES GOODWIN MRS. PEGGY HAMILTON ELIZABETH HEARD Social Studies Mathematics Hmflemaklng gr V 460, i WWW I X ' C MRS. MARY K. HILL JESSE L. HOWELL FLOYD N. JONES Commercial Counselor Science Diversified Education 'N'-uf' MRS. JANET JORDAN CAPTA ,.D. G. LAIRD MRS. FRANCES LEE Social Studies X R.O.T.C. Counselor A U .xJ I2 , vi- ,l 'ia RUTH ANN MASON WILLIAM H. MATTHEWS JAMES T. MOORE English Social Studies Band MARGARET S. MOORE ARTHUR MOSS MRS. VIVIAN W. NEWKIRK Physical Education Trades Training Spanish-English Us 1 ' JI' 'N I rl, ik' i X M 4 i G! 5 17 LN' w ' P xii, r iw, 35' 5 n JOHN 0'LEARY Sqcial Studies MRS. EILLEEN PAYNE Latin-English MARTHA POPE English C,g ' I ' 1 K4 57 In J I ,waf PI IL ,fix iff' CHARLES SMITH MRS. SARAH P. SMITH .Ioumalism-English English-Social Studies qi VERA E. SMITH Commercial ROBERT STEVENS Coach-Mathematics MARIE-ROSE TIZON LOUIS R. WALSH MRS. MARJORIE WEATHERLY JOHN S. WEEMS French Art-Social Studies Commercial Counselor MRS. HORTENSE WEST V. ELLIS WINDHAM Special Education Trade and Industrial Education I4 JOSEELS QCWINK g . OJ QJLQAIT-ildtywmzbfff MMZLLLJ f3,.,w,J,, 4-4, Q- N Z Z: wg! f WW WM. Sophi shcafeczl Sewers 99 Senior W' jfcers MRS. .lAlgfllfS K. SMITH RODNEY ROUNTREE, President BUDDY MEYER, Vice President 'MSO' SUSAN PETTIT, secretary GINGER LATHAM, Rep. Dear Classmates, Our Senior year is ending. For those who put forth their efforts to pass there is the prospect of college, work, or marriage. This year could have been thought of as the determining year in pi our maturity. The decisions we are now making will determine what type of people We are to become. We feel that the educations received y at Central and our various other alma maters, if we have taken fullest advantage of them, will show in each of us the maturity we should definitely have to make successful futures. SENIOR CLASS EDITORS L 9 L. ooonson L. WOLVERTON 4 0 1 n 1 I LEE AGNEW Never a worry, never a care, Easy going, sure to get there. VIRGINIA ANDERSON Because she's always sensible Virginia is indispensable. will me Be your trouble old or Her willing smile says, help you. TOMMY BALLENGER With plenty of pep and en- ergv: That's the way I'll always be! 3 W J TI? SUE ALFORD Slight of stature, broad of mind, My! but she's a wonderful kind. . I A 1 I I .IE-AN ARMSTRONG The light of love, the purity of grace, The mind, the music breath- ing fnom her face. SALLIE BAKER Very industrious and very smart, Because Lhere's ambition deep in her heart. FREDA BARN HILL A laughing heart, a cheerful smile, Makes her world gay all the while. I7 DENTON BATES In all his humors, whether grave or mellow, He is such a pleasant fellow. Q' QQ rx Qu Uses X., Xtvkw L yx,cfX FXBJV Xu Yixvhwo also Usd, LX. 95 XX SHIRLEY BELCHER Roll on old world, I'll roll with thee, I prefer cheerfulnessg care is not with me. SUMMER GRADUATE AXkiXLutXH Xeflxbb , Cakwxux best 6 X TQ VXLQ LKKHI Ljotxl' QNX LIQUK leg 4- WD GLX Mcxwwdstcx Y-MQ vw otstk CQXQLX. ls ow Q, Q SMX Domus BISHOP The best girl you'll find Is the sweet old-fashioned kind. WILLIAM BLACKWELL A friend's a friend, no matter 'whereg , And William is one whos always there. CAROLYN BEASLEY Mighty sweet and mighty wise, K I With mischief shining in her eyes. ELIZABETH KSISSYJ BERRY Her merry eyes are full and brightg Her cheeks fair and light. SUMMER GRADUATE JANE BLACKWELL A lovely and loquacious miss, A charming bit of bliss. BERNELL BOLER There's fun in everything I meet, Existence is a merry treat. SANDRA BOOTHE SHARON BOYD The fairest garden in her BCHUT-iflll, but dumb Deed l10t I k Q tj: app Y: Andoiri her mind the wisest X-. Nd' Thii bC3UW has bra-i115-3 . bookg, vast supply. JVM ffl' ' ff! fn f ,M ' .fy If ' -3,5 ' yt , t U6 ,W ' f W' ' X? 0 W J ff Jfffjflig 0 S W V ' ffw 4 'iff' .Am if BRECKENRIDGE R. W. BRISTER Blonde 2111131 petite, R. W. is interested in sport- Sh ' f sweet. ' , es aw Y Bdzlgnuch more interested in courting. ALICE BROWN Always a twinkle and always a glow, Makes her a girl you'll want to know. PEGGY BROWN For her heart is like the sea,- Ever open, brave, and free. Nj' 2 ..-r 53... CHESTER BROWN Never trouble trouble 'Til trouble troubles you. SUMMER GRADUATE SARAH BROWN 'Tis this that everyone would say, She's a jolly good pal in every way. I9 lv x e.,'J ' -, Q' ,X K! C, .L X F li- A Q.. J ' ' ' rw- , fs: m efAJB. Cfki if I, Full.gf health. and full of joy. di iqefoh, wha? a bop, ,N 1' V , ,V X, .Q . , 1 A . A . .1 . x - X l. Lf 1, --Q' XV . . ,N J' l' C-4' 1.3.1 -, tvf , . . . Q A H L w, X ,V m-1. . x- f ff, .1 y -L I f -.1 ,J V Q, J, IDX, ' ' l-M . 4- 'X N .. J . EN JJO ANN BLTCKILEY TEV. l 'XJ . W rs- . with ,ChC?rfir,l'ariHles,A'nd conf -st . gms. p , Y silfefghows fhuw, mia a Uv friendly face. '-X ,Q ,jp ' W L K- .. , T' .J , .X , I .., N' 111 ., t ' rx we fe- N1 ft- L ..-,' x, sw N. DIANE BUNYARD Never ready, always late, She smiles and you wait. EDWARD BURGESS Far must we search before we find, A heart so manly and so kind. 20 HELEN BRYANT With little formality She has personality. MARLIN BUCKLEY You can tell a man not by the words he speaks, But by the silence he keeps. MARY BURCHFIELD Loyal hearted, strong of mind, A truer friend, nowhere you'll find. MARY CLYDE BURROW And welcome whereso'er she went A calm and gracious element. JZ ,i f Z, ffffffvf Aaubfn DANNY BUTLER Enjoy the present while you may, Tomorrow is still another day. GRADY BYRD In framing artists, Art hath decreed To make some good, but Grady to exceed. JULIAN CARROLL A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile Charm of friendship all the while. ANITA KAY CHANDLER Your days are poems, beau- tiful, complete- The rhythm perfect, and the burden sweet. CHARLES BYNUM Take it easy, have your fun, And let the old world flicker on. LESLIE CARDWELL Those who from study flee Live long and merrily. ROBERT CHAMBERS Attempt the end and never stand to doubtg Nothing's so hard, but search will find it out. JUNE CHILDRES A winning way, a pleasant smile, Dressed so neat, and quite in style. 22 JUDY CHISM 3' 0' Saucy, cute, and neat I .J - Intelligent and awfully sweet. -7- -6 LINDA COKER Sparkling brown eyes Show enchanting surprise. GAY COOK The happiness you have given through the past, Has given us a love that will always last. SYLVIA COTTON Witty and wise, tender and true, With a heart of cheer and a will to do Y DIANE CLARK A perfect woman nobly planned, To warm, to comfort, and commandhlx J , I :D fy the ll 3 1-f'h.'.,l'v,,Fx. l J' 'JI' iv! tg , fl 'A-qw 'i V' gl- .MI 'f I-1' ' Ili. V bij ,VJAX ff my ff , , Ki .X L fly f J i 'i 'll'f,J0l7 fi 'f1',' A f IA. Q at 7 .ff BILLY JOE COLLINS ' He laughs at trouble and he smiles at careg And when there's fun, he's always there. BRENDA COOPER Youlre much too much, and just too very very To ever he in Wehstcfs Dic- tionary. IDA LEE COVINGTON A dancing shape, and image gay, To haunt, to startle, and way- lay. 3 RUTH ANN COX In herself she dwelleth not- No simplest duty is forgot. EUNICE CRANFORD We admire her, not only for what she is, But what we know she will be. BONNIE CRUMBLEY As lovely and as full of light, As a fallen star on a winter's night. FRANCES DICKEN Her cheerful, sunny, smiling face, Has made her friends in every place. 'Q' JCE CRAFT He has a heart that's staunch and trueg HZ has a mind and a will to 0. BARBARA CROWSON Her brilliant cap of black hair Conceals a mind as brilliant there. SIBYL DAVIS The gloss of satin, the glim- mer of pearls, Queen rose of the rosebud garden of girls. LINDA DICKERSON Her friendly manners glad- den all hearts, And the way is made bright by the sunshine she im- parts. 23 TAFI' DICKEY An excellent fellow, quiet. and deep Climbs the hills, though they be steep. EMILY DOUGLAS That's she witty and cute Let none dispute. 4 1 . I . 'J' I 1 it -X A ' ..,- J X I V . . J ' ' 7 -K , ,, iii., X.f'P-K ELIZABETH EDWARDS The fairest flower that ever grew. The loveliest girl I ever knew. MARY ERRINCTON A peaceful air, Ll gentle heart. A cheerful will to do her part. 24 33-' JOHN DUNLAP A good student and an ever loyal friend, John will stick by you until the very end. SID EASTERLING Not too serious, not too gay, It's Just the way we like 'em way. JIMMY ELLISON And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all he knew. BENNIE EVANS To those who know thee not, no words can paint: And those who know thee, know all words are faint. CORDELIA KAY EVANS Here's to Kay, gay and gladg Here's to the lovable way she had. LEWIS FLOYD Whatever the sport, whatever the song, It's sure to be better if Lewis is along. RUSSELL GAILLARD Cheerily then, my good man. Live and laugh, as boyhood can! LINDA GIDDENS A comrade blithe and full of glee Who dares to laugh out loud and free. BOB FINDLEY By different methods, differ- ent men excel, But here is he who does all things well. PATRICIA FULCHER Pat is cheerful and gay To everyone along the way. SUMMER GRADUATE LERONA GAY A willing worker, full of mirth, We need more like her on this earth. BRENDA GILBERT When those big blue eyes look up at you A world of sweetness comes to dew. 25 ll fl my , ZIELAJN oozlil JERRY GILBERT 'Tis this that everyone would ' say: 4' He's a jolly good pal in every ' way. qlwlj l ilrffvlfwl Z ' U ff ,491 Ziff' ' '1 f , Her air had a meaning, her movements grace: You turned from the faire-st to gaze on her face. JEANNIE GRAVES ' You will never see anyone so J fair, As Jeannie with the light brown hair. rug gli? DONNA GUY A X Q A dainty lassie, joyous, fair. With winning manner and flaxen hair. 26 51 Nia LINDA GOODSON She's a perfect girl and oh, so sweet, Having her with us has been a treat. SHIRLEY GRAHAM Her pleasant smile and kindly ways Will be in our memories many days. REBA CRAVES She, her unrivaled grace dis- closes, The sweetest rose when all are roses. ef ' -s.'bC.tS, Q.-Q f W ,PN G4 ,fbi of we' N-l,ooLbob s ?eAg,JT:o'bJox oxkkl NJ 'a,9-V'-B0 N :JZ pvpogb 0:0 10,4 f Wfygpbqoxmb LJ Mt- eo JAN GUY 0 6 A lovely apparition sent To be a moment's ornament. JOE HAMMOCK A good companion is .loeg He's alert and eager to go. BONNIE GAYLE HARDlNG Happy, thoughtful, kind md true, There is no favor sh will not do. JERRY HARPER He's original and witty, and as sweet as can beg Without this jolly boy, what would C.H.S. be? PENNY HARRISON As full of sunshine as the breeze, Or spray tossed up by sum- mer seas. .cw ff Lf? H ll .LH 1 ily ia' U , Ay AV' www ytwyqjff .D , ff A. Of iff!-SJ. fwvffj 'Db BOBBIE HANXD Never a worry, never a care: Bobbie's always nfloating on air. 7 , , fftifljiif Q it 3 , y ,KI Vx! lf, W .Lf It A flaw M, ,db X! 7.4, ixixff 4 K J L ELZIE HARLOW A pleasant word, a jolly smile, He has them all the while. SARAH HAROLD There are poems and ro- mances ln the glamour of your glances. JERRY HAWKINS A smile for all, a greeting glad, An amiable, jolly way he has. SUMMER GRADUATE 2 'N SHIRLEY HEBRON A face with ladness over- spread, g Soft smiles by human kind- ness bred. SHIRLEY HERRINGTON Smiles covered her face, All in a comely grace. MITTIE HINTON Devoted, anxious, generous, void of guile. And with her whole heart's welcome in her smile. WINNIE HOLSTON A sense of humor and easy grace, A charming manner, a lovely face. ANNETTE HERRIN Her face is pale, her eyes are blue, Her charms always seem ever new. CHARLES HILLMAN I'm no millionaire, But I'm not the kind to care. 1 TTY H L Of onditions may chang like My wind or weather, But her friendship will last forever. PEGGY HOWARD Friendship above all ties doth bind the heart, Faith in friendship is the noblest part. LUCILLE HUDGINS Wholesome and true She's one among few. MARY ANN INMAN Here's to Mary Ann, tried and trueg We all love her-sure we do. l JO ANN JOHNSON Her winsome looks the cot- tage might adorn, Sweet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn. W. W. JONES A sunny disposition and a heart to say I'll try. A wonderful combination to work things by. 111 J ENNIE HUDSON Mistress of a golden note, Commanded by her shapely throat. GAIL JOHNSON The voice so sweet, the words so fairg As some soft chime had stroked the air. ROSALIND JOHNSON A wealth of waving brown hair Blue eyes look from a face so fair. NAN KELLY A jolly disposition and 1 care- free mindg A nicer girl, nowhere you'll find. 29 .IEANETTE KILLEBREW Always cheerful, good, and kind, A sweeter girl would be hard to find. MELBA KING .ov One halfapint full of fight! One half-pint of dynamite. .9 i 9 1 NO' GINGER LATHAM Her friendly manners glad- den all hearts, And the way is made bright by the sunshine she i - parts. VIOLET LEAVELL Her eyes are like the violets in the lane, A X When she smiles her face is ' Jil' sweet as blossoms after '... . -1, I rain. WILLIAM KILLEN What worries him won't hurt a flea: He finds all things in life, as funny as can be. MARGARET LACK If art and sweet poetry agree, Then who are fairer than thee? BETTY LAYTON Awed by her brush, charmed by her pen People like Betty wherever she's been. DIANE LEDBETTER A shining gleam of happines: and good cheer Wherever her bright face may appear. CLIFTON MASON T He that is thy friend indeed, He will help thee in thy need. BOBBY MASSEY Happy am Ig from care I air free. .,.-+49 WANDA MASON A spirit still and bright, With something of angelic 'I light. JIMMY MASSEY He had no hope but to be He had no fear but to be Why aren't they all contented like me? sad. JJ BETTY LOU MAY ak FREDA MCGEE One of her treasures is bur- ied there, ' Beautiful eyes and golden tresses of hair. Cute and small And loved by all. ,Ulm M , TTQONS7 mm 61, 150120 wwf CHARLEENE McMILLAN ,A The mildest manners and the j gentlest heartg Ready willingness to do her Daft. T' '- Jil asfw LM, ggi! ML iw ,fl 0554 Off an! C. wuffahf 4f122ff.L fi CAROLYN cQL'lNN 'eo Few can see and then forget The beauties of this brunette. k LMA p za ,406 A Jaw fn, LIZ? ELAINE LEE Brown eyes, brown hair, both fair to see, A quick pert smile-and you have Miss Lee. Zu? Mb, Q? WMV? KMLJQLQMOJ' K7 sl '7 A ,NKZLCCY gf RITA LOT1' If to her share some female errors fall, Look on her face, and you'll forget them all. BITSY MACKEY A lovely smile and sparkling eyes, Make the boys' hearts fall and rise. BARBARA MANNING With solace and gladness, 'wa-v TA fu. Qt Much mirth and no sadness. 1 32 JEAN LLOYD Quiet and lovely as the fal- len snow, She's a grand person to know. EDWINA LUTRICK A girl who is quiet in her own sweet ways, Will hold her place in our hearts alwa s. - we WWW iwyj JV ' fiifggsfmgf Eamest, honest, tmthful and sincere, With many other qualities I might revere. NORMA JEAN MARTIN She's pretty and witty, pleas- ing and sweetg She's attractive and active, clever and neat. BUDDY MEYER You think he's all fung But the angels smile too, at the good he's done. ALLAN MORAIN Endless mischief dwells about thee- But who would live and live without thee? NOBLE MORTON On land or sea, on brook or pond, They fall for the line of a wide-eyed blond. f 'r n V KK ' T 'v 2 fm L7 L,l,d Dfxua VCCIVLQL eyzfme LL LPM1 L Dvd ykofea Wwe ' WN2 su Cin, kdm Y ir ' G3 V TCf'lmf'4-MCOLE' PERCY INRPHY Careful, versatile, and gayg Merry all the livelong day. eil' ,4x 1.123 ,Mb ffli ADONNf'1ffWfO0FrE,MD 4 av Love ess.-3, nvefisv A l g.or hoygofabout 1 .IV Z L . feb yff jx iw ' JM Q fl 17nVu,ffVz,f Tobidti s lie gliieg! one fivi' ra' ' ubcat W thellia M , ' wtf! yalw, 6lf'fM4 ' All U5 ff if nfl 0 ff? jf' M Zjziw ,M MQW W, Q af ,QL 5. T if We Z omiirgi RPHYLVWU tsofvjrlsl person L,4FZ,rrgt il?? ?uished, 5, , ,vfb Q low ,iw uc IRVIN MYERS A sturdy man, an athlete of fame, Always in the joke, always in the game. WAYNE MYERS With fervent gaze and manlv gait, 4 I shall rule the hand of fate. tblf ,JA L C K lv 1 f A? A V I 1 Alla gk. ,lv V L X, . f we rx UIU by VX lj! ,G ,VNV 'S 7 i R if A V? V, ,f Lil! 'H - J lp, It l ff 0 c J V lk,LQJLV myers BOB NEELY Very little work, much play- This is Neely's idea of a well- spent day. staff , 1A JJAL P W7 O b Tzffs ,cuff ' ' ,yiflzvi 1' ,7 f ,X TTY LOU NORRIS Sugar and spice And everything nice. CHARLOTTE PARKER Dainty and demure, With shyly sweet allure. i TOMMY N ANCE Little but loud, Cay but proud. STELLA NEIGHBORS Bright and winsome, sweet and gayg We all love her, for she's just that way. FAYE OSWALT A countenance in which did meet, Sweet records. promises as sweet. CYNTHIA PATTERSON With looks commercing with the skies, Thy rapt was shining in thine eyes. WARDEAN PATTERSON For she is just the quiet kind, whose natures never varyg Like streams that keep a summer mind snow-hid in January. SUSIE PETTIT Not only her ability in sports, but her natural sportsman- ship Leave their tracks on our hearts. PEGGY PEVEY Clever fingers, clever brain, All that's dull, she makes plain. K if f .,J LYNN POPE I A newcomer to our class, Has a mysterious affect on the boys as they pass. MW ...QW -...1 WILF ORD PATTERSON And when the treasures of his mind unfold, You know he's worth his weight in gold. THOMAS PERRY Do it right and fear no many Do not write and fear no woman. REBA PHILLIPS Dark curls so gay and bright, Footsteps so blithe and light. BILLY PORTER He smashed the play of a heavy line, And did his best every time. 35 REVIS PRICE He's as jolly fine a guy As ever meets your eye. SUMMER GRADUATE LINDA QUICK Always industrious, never still, She goes on her way with smiles and good will. DIAN REEDER Her joys are as deep as the ocean, And her troubles as light as the foam. CAROLYN RODGERS Her very frowns are fairer far Then the smiles of other maidens are. Tlx any 'X ,AH six C? 'ff PAUL PURNELL Disguise our bondage as we will, 'Tis woman, woman rules us still. 5 'C . , l'4 ever ighter ace wa ever own BARBARA RHINEWALT Full well they laughed with unrestrained glee At all her jokes, for many a one had she. JEAN RODGERS What tender force, what a dignified creature, What virtue consecrating her every feature. PEGGY ROLLINS Sometimes foolish, sometimes wise, Often very brilliant for one of her size. I JERRY RUSSELL ,U Whatever the skeptic could inquire for, ' For every why, he had a wherefore. LARRY SHANNON Quite definitely a man about town, A pretty swell boy and good fellow all round. JOY SHELTON Melody trails from her mu sical fingersg Wherever she goes, gracious- ness lingers. -1-.Y RODNEY ROUNTREE All heroes are not six feet tallg Large sou.ls may swell in bodies small. FAYE SAN DIFER Object of many a hurried glance, Those eyes would like another chance. IMOGENE SHEARER There is glory in her favor And enchantment in her smile. WTNDLE SISTRL-NK Thought is deeper than all speech, Feeling deeper than all thought. 37 usb-if 3' as g I , - V A 4 , I ,., 5- ,xp ,gf ' 1 , 1f'oI Vvffflw 'Af 1 J. L IALICE SMITH ,ci-'-V I Alice is good-natured and smile she mustg As for that laugh, it will never trust. f ' DELORES SMITH Ever jolly, ever true, Never sad, never blue. D .ffl , ,I ' LVXL ylvclg If I L U.4Ji!,fl,,7 J, f i JAMES A. SMITH As hrimful of mischief, wit and glee, Asb human frame could ever e. JUANITA SMITH Beloved by all because she shares With others all their joys and cares. LARRY SMITH He who excels in what we prize, Appears a hero in our eyes. LINDA SPELI, She's always sweet, never mean, Has the best disposition we've ever seen. JAMES SULLIVAN He's a manfs man And a girl's heartbeat. SUMMER GRADUATE EUNICE SUTTON Mysterious love, uncertain treasure, Just to know her is a pleas- ure. I A ' I ff' ,sf 7' '. 'gs . ef-4 af ' ' mr 1 I 2 :ff 7 A-. .Q Y -H V M r1!L 1 yn-f. ., .1 ik -,, .Q 5 , f 'f ' . 1. 3 4 ff Q SM ' X I1 , .53 ., , Qi.-,gr ' 1 7f ?f3 ' 'FQ' Q ,asv S-f MACK SORRELL A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. BILNNY SPLAIN A line of gab, and apagqhy gfln, fr A footst firm, Jd Benny - fi , Iilks .Zd:i',.,J. I Vin, , , .f-l,g.A .L -fp sq' ' -7 ,J 1' I 'W ' J I- ' , 1 1 4 ,' ,, 4 yf' ' A I .I .I Iwi WENDELL SI.-LLIVAN Happy, carefree, and joyous is he, Shedding sunshine where'er he be. RICHARD SWARTHOIQI His wit and designing ways Will take him far in future days. 39 CHARLOTTE TACKETI' Small, friendly, carefree, and gay, One to be missed when she goes away. GERALDINE TANNER A good student and a good friend, too, In everything she's true blue. MARCIA THORNTON You can always tell by the gleam in her eye That everything's okeh and she's riding high. ROMONA TOWNSEND She is fairer than the day, Or the flowery meads in May. 40 Y L .Q BOBBY TADLOCK Girls, Girls, I love you, Caring little for your I.Q. IVAN TANNER There are two sides to every question- Mine and the wrong side. JAY TOLAR Quiet, studious, loyal, and true, Reserved, yet friendly and pleasant too. KEY TRAYLOR The music in my heart I bore Long after it was heard no more. RETHA TRUSSELLW ' 'f The sunshine in her smile Makes life for many I quite worthwhile. If f PRESTYNE WARE And ne'er did Grecian chisel trace A nymph or grace of finer form or lovelier face. X - ,, . I ,It , LOUISE WEST I The joy ,of mirth andw health her eyes displayed, Andgease bf heart her every X ,look conveyed. I ' JERRY ANN WHINNERY Ever in smiles-never drearyg Always cheerful - never weary. MAXYNE WARE She's quiet and neat, smart and sweet, And altogether she's hard to beat. DEWEY WELLS A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays And confident tomorrows. DAVID WESTERFIELD Why should I study? The thought is a flop. I'd rather not studyg I'd much rather bop. DANIEL WHITE Gifts count but little, will alone is greatg All things give way to it soon or late. 4I 42 GAIL WIILKERSON A peppy miss with loads to spare. The kind that's loved un- Fw aw are. XR NIX -..nd ', LAMAR WILLIS Truly a man of brawn and might, A true blue friend by day and night. sr,--3? S SANDY WOLFE Heres to Sandy. vlad and Heres to her charming, win- ning way. 4 MAXYXE WONLXCK Always a smile to greet you. Whenever she chances to meet you. MONROE WILLIAMS Love many. trust fewg Always paddle your own canoe.-Monroe Doctrine JERRY WINSTEAD Life's just a jest. and all things show it: I thought so once, but now I know it. LARRY WOLVERTON Have more than thou showest, Speak less than thou knowest. PALL-X WORLEY As merry as the day is long And. to her, life's the inevita- ble song. LARRY WOOD A steady eye, a nonchalant air, And you have Larry, so deb- onair. CLAUDIA WOODS She does what she's asked with a will, And fulfills all with no little skill. GAIL WREN I, searched the dictionary unto the endg No other word would do but friend. PAT WOOD Her air, her manners, all who saw admired, Courteous, though coy, and gentle though retired. . L75 V' , W7 if ,Jf ,LQ , Lf . J, , -df '- fl sf il, 'ifyl lwjrjfjy ,Um rf gf, A Wwgjgjjff L4944e1,,,, folwns - ,gsm all 'Dfw lj K ,U REBECCA WRIGHT Her every action is a joy to someone, And she is very, very active. 43 , K!! IL A ,L DL , V UL -1 , ,LZ -'Wai HONOR INDEX Industrious. Dependable. Efficient. This describes Central High School's Senior Class of 1958-1959. The honors received by its members are proof of the outstanding qualities of leadership, scholarship, and character which this class possesses. LEE AGNEW Hunting and Fishing Club 2, Photo Club 3, Spanish Club 4, Golf Team 3, 4, TIGER TALKS Staff 3, 4, Mississippi Press Conference Delegate 3, 4, Mississippi Safety Council 3. SUE ALFORD Vice President Record Club 2, Junior Red Cross Rep- resentative 2, Stage Scenery Club 3, Study Club 3, Boating and Skiing Club 4, TIDE Club 4. VIRGINIA ANDERSON Chorale 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Bookstore 2, 3, Manager 4, Theatre Guild 2, 3, 4, g'Red Milll' 2, Merry Widow 3, Junior Historical Society 3, Girls' Sextet 3, Thespians 3, 4, Homeroom Reporter 4. SHIRLEY ASHLEY Flower Girl 2, Office Assistant 2, Theatre Guild 2, 3, PEGASUS Staff 3, 4, FBLA 4, COTTON BOLL Staff 3, Business Manager 4, DAR Award 4, Pilot Girl 4, Honor Roll 4. SALLIE BAKER Flower Girl 2: Theatre Guild 2, Delegate to Misssis- sippi Debate Workshop 2: Bookstore Assistant 2, 3, 4: Debate Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer of Debate Club 3, President 4: Debate Team 2, 3, 4, Regional Debate Meet 3, 4: Youth Congress Delegate 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer'Tiger Claw Speech Club 3, Red Cross Representative 3: PEGASUS Staff 3, Copy Editor of PEGASLTS 4, COTTON BOLL Staff 4, Vice Presi- dent of Homeroom 4: Bible Club 4, Honor Roll 4, Award of Excellence in Debate 4, Special Science Club 4, Junior Historical Society 3, Honor Letter 3. TOMMY BALLENGER Delegate, Misissippi Press Association 2: Theatre Guild 2. 3: TIGER TALKS Staff 2, 4, Exchange Editor 3: Cheerleader 3, 4. F REIDA BARNHILL Girls, Hi-Y 2, Library Club Secretary 3, FBLA 4, Chorale 4, OPO Club 4. DENTON BATES ROTC 2, 3, 4, Baseball Letter 3, 4, Honor Platoon 4, Platoon Guide 4. CAROLYN BEASLEY Homeroom Reporter 2, Record Club 2, Y-Teens 4. SHIRLEY ANN BELCHER Study Club 2, Nurses Club 3, Homeroom Reporter 3, TIDE Club 3, 4. DORRIS BISHOP Theatre Guild 2, Flower Girl 2, Y-Teens 3, Bookstore Assistant 3, President of Homeroom 4, Student Coun- cil Member 4, Y-Teen Club l, COTTON BOLL Staff 4, Library Assistant 4. JANE BLACKWELL Transfer Student 4, Y-Teen Club Member 4, Office Assistant 4. WILLIAM BLACKWELL Hunting and Fishing Club Member 2, Audio Visual Club 3. 4. BERNELL BOLER Y-Teen Club Member 2, 3, Vice President of Girls' Recreation Club 4, Y-Teen Basketball Team 2, 3, 4. SANDRA BOOTHE Record Club Member 2: Recipient of Language Arts Award 2 : Office Assistant 2, 3, 4, Band Member 2, Band Sergeant 3: Band Council 4, President of Make- L'p Division of Theatre Guild 3, 4, PEGASLIS Staff 3. 4: Assistant Editor of PEGASLS 4, Homeroom President 4: Student Council Member 4: Band Soloist 4: Homecoming Committee 4: President of Costumes and Props Committee of Theatre Guild. SHARON BOYD Office Assistant 2, 45 Hi-Y Club Member 25 Flower Girl 25 Library Assistant 35 Chorale 35 President of Y-Teens 35 PEGASUS Staff 35 Jackson CHS Histori- cal Society 35 Y-Toen Representative to Mid-South 35 Vice President of Y-Teens 45 Copy Editor of COT- TON BOLL 45 Secretary of Speech Club 4. SANDY BRECKENRIDGE Theatre Guild 25 Transfer Student 35 Theatre Guild 35 Girls, Choir 35 Theatre Guild 45 Beauty Pageant 45 Chorale 4. R. W. BRISTER Secretary of Homeroom 25 Baseball 35 Basketball 25 Football Letter 2, 3, 45 ROTC 2, 3, 45 LT, Club 2, 3, 45 Platoon Sergeant 4. ALICE FAYE BROWN Future Nurses Club 25 Y-Teen Club 35 Girls, Recrea- tion Club 4. SARAH BROWN Photography Club Member 25 Member of FBLA 4. PEGGY BROWN Future Nurses Club5 Y-Teen Basketball Team. C. B. BRYANT Cadet of the Week 25 Audio Visual Club 25 Boating and Skiing Club 35 Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 35 ROTC 2, 3, 45 Honor Platoon 3, 45 Company HD Bugler 45 Cadet First Lt. 45 Sabre Club 45 Firing Squad 45 Delegate to Youth Congress 45 Parliamen- tarian of Speech Club 4. HELEN BRYANT Tigerettes 25 Hi-Y Club 25 Chorale 35 Theatre Guild CMake-upl, Secretary 35 Library Assistant 4. JO ANN BUCKLEY Record Club, Reporter 25 Study Club 35 Stage Scenery Club 35 Trade and Industrial Education Club 4. MARLIN BUCKLEY Visual Education Club 25 Junior Classical League 25 Junior History Club 35 Homeroom Reporter 45 Dis- tributive Education Club 4. DIANE BUNYARD Study Club Member 2, 35 Member of Trade Industrial Education Club 4. MARY BURCHFIELD Study Club Member 25 Future Nurses Club 35 TIDE Club 45 FBLA 4. EDWARD BURGESS President of Homeroom 35 Student Council 35 Secre- tary of Homeroom 45 President of Physical Education Club 4. MARY CLYDE BURROW Chorale 45 FBLA Member 4. DANNY BUTLER Reporter, Visual Education Club 25 ROTC 2, 3, 45 President of TIDE Club 4. CHARLES BYNUM Boys, Hi-Y 25 Rifle Club 35 Physical Education Club 4. GRADY BYRD Sergeant First Class, ROTC 2, 35 Letter, Basketball 35 Physical Education Club 3. LESLIE CARDWELL Visual Education Club 25 ROTC 2, 3, 45 Honor Pla- toon 3, 45 Assistant Platoon Sergeant 4. .IULIAN CARROLL Rifle Team 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 ROTC 2, 3, 45 Golf Team 3, 45 Company DH First Sergeant 45 Red Cross, Secretary 4. ROBERT LOUIS CHAMBERS Visual Education Club 35 TIDE Club 3, 45 Red Cross Representative 45 Vice President of Homeroom 4. ANITA KAY CHANDLER Red Cross Representative 25 Best Actress Award 35 Theatre Guild 2, 3, 45 Thespians 35 Office Practice Occupation Club, Secretary 4. J UNE CHILDRES Theatre Guild 25 Band Ensemble 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Band Secretary 3, 45 Feature Twirler 3, 45 Chorale 3, 45 Merry Widow Production 35 Homeroom Vice President 3, 45 Office Assistant 45 Beauty Review 45 Choir Officer 45 FBLA 4. J LDY CHISM Transfer Student 33 Poetry Award 33 PEGASLVS Staff 3, 43 Chorale 3, 43 Y-Teens 3, 43 Girls, Sextet 43 COTTON BOLL Staff, Special Features Editor 43 Homeroom Secretary 43 Speech Class President 43 Youth Congress Delegate 43 Debate Team 43 Oratory Club 4. DIANNE CLARK Flower Girl 23 Y-Teens 23 Boating and Skiing 33 Theatre Guild 33 Vice President of Theatre Guild 43 Homeroom Secretary 43 Honor Roll 43 Beauty Re- view 43 Girls, Drill Team 4. LINDA COKER Tigerettes 2 3 Record Club 2 3 Theatre Guild 3, 4. GAY COOK Transfer Student 43 President of Homeroom 4: Mem- ber of Student Council 43 Business Manager of PEG- ASUS Staff 43 Vice President of Speech Department of Theatre Guild 43 Member of Quill and Scroll 43 Member of Oratory Club 43 State Speech Winner 4. BRENDA COOPER Vice President of Homeroom 23 Reporter of Theatre Guild: Y-Teen Club 33 Girls' Choir 23 President of Homeroom 4: Chorale 43 Y-Teen Club 43 Student Council Member 4. SYLVIA COTTON Homeroom Secretary 23 Office Assistant 33 Theatre Guild Member 33 Trio Member 2, 3, 43 Sextet Mem- ber 2, 3, 43 Chorale Secretary-Treasurer 3, 43 Hi-Y Vice President 43 Homeroom Reporter 4. IDA LEA COVINGTON Square Dance Club 23 Drill Team Squad Leader 33 Record Club 33 Photography Club 43 TIDE Club Member 4. JOE H. CRAFT Member of Hunting and Fishing Club 23 Member of Audio-Visual Club 33 President of Oratory Club 43 President of Boys, Hi-Y 'Club 4: President of Speech Club 43 Member of Debate Team 43 Bookstore As- sistant 43 Youth Congress Delegate 43 Vice President of Second Period Speech Club 4. ELNICE CRANF ORD Transfer Student 33 Theatre Guild 33 Literary Arts Award 33 Chorale 3, 43 Girls, Sextet 43 PEGASUS Staff 43 Debate Team 4: COTTON BOLL Staff 43 Bookstore 43 Debate Club Reporter 43 Award of Excellence in Debate 4. BARBARA CROWSON Transfer Student 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Girls, Drill Team 43 Sergeant 3, 43 Beauty Review 43 Office Assistant 4. BONNIE CRUMBLEY Band 2, 3, 43 Beauty Review 43 Homeroom Secretary 4g Band Festival 2, 3, 43, Majorette Club 33 Boating and Skiing Club 43 OPO Club. LINDA DICKERSON Sophomore Class President 23 Miss Sophomore Class 23 Miss Junior Class 33 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Home- coming Court 2, 3, 43 TAP Court 2, 3, 43 SASC Delegate 23 Best All-Around-Who's Who 2, 3, Presi- dent of Clubs-Folk Dancing and Girls' Recreation Club 2, 33 Most Beautiful 43 Battalion Sponsor ROTC 43 Student Council Member 23 Library Assistant 23 PEGASUS Staff Member 2, 33 Miss CHS 4. TAFI' DICKEY Treasurer of Audio-Visual Club 23 President of Audio- Visual Club 33 Member of Hunting and Fishing Club 4. EMILY DOUGLAS Transfer Student 43 Representative to Mississippi Youth Congrws3 Vice President of Speech Clubg Member of Theatre Guild3 Member of Chorale. JOHN DUNLAP Member of Audio-Visual Club 23 Hunting and Fish- ing Club 3-3 Physical Education Club 43 ROTC 2, 3, 43 First Sergeant 4. ELIZABETH EDWARDS Flower Girl 2g TIGER TALKS Staff 2, 3, 43 Office Assistant 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Secretary 3g PEGASUS Staff 33 PEGASUS Assistant Publicity Manager 43 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 43 TIGER TALKS Advertising Man- ager 43 Honor Letter 33 Quill and Scroll Club 3, 4. JIMMY ELLISON TIDE Club 3, 43 Historian TIDE Club 33 President of Homeroom 43 Photography Club 23 Audio-Visual Club 33 Transfer Student 23 Student Council 4. MARY ERRINGTON Theatre Guild 2, 3, 43 Vice President of Homeroom 43 Office Assistant. BENNIE EVANS Rifle Club 23 Audio-Visual Club 33 TIDE Club 3, 4. CORDELIA KAY EVANS Majorette Club 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Band Librarian 3, 43 Future Nurses 33 Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 4. BOB FINDLEY Rifle Club 23 World History Medal 23 Cadet of the Week 2, 3, 43 ROTC 2, 3, 43 Lettered-Honor Pla- toon 3, 43 PEGASUS Staff 3, 43 Special Science Club 43 Battalion Executive 43 Distinguished Cadet Medal 3. LEWIS FLOYD Rifle Club 23 Lettered-Honor Platoon 43 ROTC 2, 3, 43 Honor Platoon 3, 43 Platoon Leader 43 Platoon Guide 3. LINDA GIDDENS Y-Teens 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Theatre Guild 3, 43 Chorale 43 Library Assistant 4. BRENDA GILBERT Y-Teen Club 23 Reporter-TIGER TALKS 33 Y-T een Club 33 Photography Club Member 43 Member of Distributive Education Program 43 Member Of DE Club 4. JERRY GILBERT FFA Club 2, 33 Audio-Visual Club 3g TIDE Club 3, 4. LINDA GOODSON Flower Girl 23 Delegate to Safety Conference 23 Sec- retary of Safety Council 23 Member of Theatre Guild 2, 3, 43 Member of TIGER TALKS Staff, Manag- ing Editor 3, Assistant Editor 43 Member of Quill and Scroll 3, Secretary 43 Member of Tbespians 3, 43 Cast of Merry Widoww 33 Delegate to Youth Con- gress 33 Honor Letter 33 Senior Class Editor of COTTON BOLL 43 Publicity Chairman PEGASUS 43 ROTC Sponsor 43 Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 43 Writer for DAILY NEWS Teen Page 43 Beauty Review 4. SHIRLEY GRAHAM Choral Music Festival 23 Y-Teen Club 23 FBLA Mem- ber 3, 43 Homeroom Reporter 43 President of Office Practice Occupations Club 43 FBLA State Convention 33 Chairman of Spelling and Vocabulary Committee 43 Office Assistant 2, 33 Bookstore Assistant 3. IEANN IE GRAVES Transfer Student 33 Vice President of Homeroom 3, 43 Member of FBLA Club 43 Member of Oratory Club 43 Secretary of Oratory Club 4. REBA LOUISE GRAVES TIDE Club 3, 43 Homeroom Secretary 43 Nurses Club 33 Transfer Student 3. DONNA GUY Theatre Guild 2, 33 TIGER TALKS 2, 3, 43 Vice President of Homeroom 33 Rifle Club 33 Folk Danc- ing 33 Red Cross 33 Office Assistant 33 Library 43 Spanish Club 4. JAN GUY Transfer Student 33 TIGER TALKS Staff 3, Co-Fea- ture Editor 43 PEGASUS Staff 3, Poetry Editor 43 Theatre Guild 33 Creative'Writing Club 33 Poetry Award 3, 43 Spanish Club Secretary 43 Beauty Review 43 Quill and Scroll Member 43 Speech Club 4. BOBBIE HAND Theatre Guild 23 Homeroom Reporter 2, 33 TIGER TALKS Staff 2, News Editor 3, Managing Editor of TIGER TALKS 43 Boating and Skiing and Rifle Clubs 33- Secretary of Debate Club 43 Member of Red Cross Club 43 Safety Club 3. BONNIE HARDING Transfer Student 23 Theatre Guild, Make-up Division 23 Boating and Skiing Club 33 Speech Award 33 Golf Team 33 Tennis Team 2, 43 Spanish Club 4. JERRY HARPER Band 2, 3, Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, Honor Letter 3, HJ,7 Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 4, Sports Editor, COT- TON BOLL 4, First Lieutenant, Company Cf, 4. SARAH HAROLD Transfer 3, Theatre Guild, Library Assistant 3, 4. PENNY HARRISON Band 2, 3, 4, Majorette Club 2, Study Club 3, 4, Office Assistant 3, 4. SHIRLEY HEBRON Chorale 3, 4, Y-Teen Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer 3, Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 4, Office Assistant 3, 4, Inter-Club Council Representative of Y-Teens 4. ANNETTE HERRIN Majorette Club 2, Band 2, 3, Record Club 3, Theatre Guild 3, FBLA Club 4, TIDE Club 4. SHIRLEY HERRINGTON Y-Teens Club 2, Office Assistant 2, Flower Girl 2, Stage Scenery Club 3, TIDE Club 4, FHA Club 4, Vice President of FHA Club 4. CHARLES HILLMAN Hunting and Fishing Club 3, Photography Club 4, TIDE Club 3, 4, DE Club 3, 4. MITTIE HINTON Record Club 2, Junior Classical League 2, Study Club 3, Office Assistant 3, FHA Club 4, Secretary of FHA Club 4. BETTY 'HOLMES Tigerettes 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Youth Congress Delegate 4, Photography Club 3, 4, Office Assistant 3. WINNIE HOLSTON Company Sponsor of Company BQ, ROTC, Home- room President, Student Council Member 4, Stage Craft Club Reporter 4, Member of TAP Court 4, Beauty 4, Homecoming Maid 4. PEGGY HOWARD Transfer 3, Theatre Guild 3, TIGER TALKS Staff 3, 4, Co-Feature Editor 4, Homeroom Reporter 4, Quill and Scroll Member 4, Spanish Club 4, Speech Club 4. LUCILLE HUDGENS Transfer 3, Office Assistant 4, Theatre Guild 4. J ENNIE HUDSON Transfer 3, Y-Teen Club 3, Reporter 3, Library As- sistant 3, Girls' Trio 3, 4, Girls' Sextet 4, Chorale 3, 4, Vice President 4, Homeroom President and Student Council Member 3, Homeroom Vice President 4. MARY ANN INMAN Girls' Hi-Y Club 2, FHA Club 3, TIDE Club 4. GAIL JOHNSON Transfer Student 3, Secretary of Bible Club 3, Boat- ing and Skiing Club 3, Office Assistant 3, Photog- raphy Club 4. JO ANN JOHNSON Record Club 2, Secretary 2, Red Cross Representa- tive 2, Stage Scenery Club 3, Study Club 3, 4, TIDE Club 4. W. W. JONES J Club 3, 4, Football Manager 3, 4, First Place in City Track Meet 3, 4, First Place in North Big 8 Track Meet 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Track Letter 2, 3, 4. NAN KELLY Stage Scenery Club 2, Tigerettes 2, Vice President of Homeroom 3, Office Assistant 3, Tennis Team 3, Commander of Girls, Drill Team 3, 4, Prfmident of Drill Team Club 3, 4. .JEANETTE KILLEBREW Record Club 2, Make-Up Club 3, TIDE 4. MELBA KING Transfer Student 3, Y-Teen Club 3, Girls, Drill Team 3, 4, Squad Leader of Girls, Drill Team 3, 4, Speech Club 4, TIGER TALKS Staff 4. MARGARET LACK Transfer Student 35 Theatre Guild 35 Spanish Club 45 Library Assistant 4. GINGER LATHAM Vice President of Homeroom 25 Reporter of Home- room 35 ,Iolliest Junior in Whois Who Contest 35 Reporter of Junior Class 35 Vice President of Make- Up Club 35 Cheerleader 45 ROTC Sponsor of Com- pany A, 45 SASC Delegate 45 Homeroom Presi- dent and Student Council Member 45 Reporter of Senior Class 45 TAP Queen 45 Homecoming Maid 45 Treasurer of Student Council 45 Secretary of Theatre Guild 45 Beauty Review 45 Winner of TIGER TALKS Hats Off Award 45 Honor Roll 45 Speech Club President 45 Youth Congress Delegate 4. BETTY LAYT ON Stage Craft Club 2, 35 Secretary of Stage Craft Club 45 Art Editor of COTTON BOLL 45 Red Cross Rep- resentative 45 Art Award 4. VIOLET LEAVELL Transfer Student 35 Y-Teen Club 3, 45 FBLA Club 3, 4. DIANE LEDBETTER Transfer Student 35 Y-Teen Club 2, 35 Vice President of Y-Teen Club 3, President 45 DAR American His- tory Award 35 Junior Historical Society 35 PEGASUS Staff 3, 45 Editor of PEGASUS 45 Pilot Girl 45 National Merit Semi-Finalist 45 Honor Roll 4. ELAINE LEE Transfer Student 25 Theatre Guild 2, 45 Study Club 3. RITA LOTT Transfer Student 45 Girls' Recreation Club 45 Honor Roll 4. EDWINA LUTRICK Girls' Hi-Y Club 2, 35 FBLA Club 4. BITSY MACKEY Transfer Student 35 Theatre Guild 3, 45 Office As- sistant 3, 45 Chorale 4. NORMA . JEAN MARTIN Record Club 25 Theatre Guild 3, 45 Vice President of Theatre Guild 45 Beauty 4. CLIFTON MASON ROTC 25 President of DE Club 4, Vice President 35 State DECA Treasurer 4. WAN DA MASON DE Club 3, 45 Reporter of DE Club 45 FHA Club 3, 45 President of FHA Club 3, 45 State DE Club 3, 45 National DECE Club 3, 4. BETTY LOU MAY Record Club 25 Y-Teen Club 35 FBLA Club 45 TIDE Club 4. FREDA JOYCE MCGEE Transfer Student 35 Y-Teen Club 35 Reporter of Y- Teen Club 4. CHARLEENE MCMILLAN Transfer Student 35 Y-Teen Club 35 Office Assistant 35 Theatre Guild 45 Homeroom Secretary 45 Chorale 45 Girls' Sextet 4. cARoLYN MCQUINN Red Milli' Cast 25 Merry Widow Cast 35 Library Assistant 35 Beauty Review 45 Theatre Guild 2, 3, 45 Thespians 2, 3, 45 Chorale 3, 4. BUDDY MEYER Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class 25 Basketball Manager 25 Typical Sophomore in W'ho's VVho Contest 25 Vice President of Junior Class 35 Cadet of the Week 35 Honor Platoon 35 PEGASUS Staff 35 Ro- irian of -the Month 45 First Team in All-City Foot- ball 45 Second Team in All Big 8', 45 Vice President of Senior Class 45 Vice President of Student Body 45 ROTC 2, 3, 45 Commander of Company HB 45 Presi- dent of In Club 45 Sabre Club 45 Homeroom Presi- dent 2, 45 Student Council Member 2, 45 Football Letter 3, 45 TAP Court 2, 3, 4. ADONNA MOORE Flower Girl 25 Majorette Club 25 Majorette 35 Re- porter of Physical Education Club 45 Beauty Review 45 Office Assistant 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 4. JAMES D. MORGAN Award for Most Outstanding Sophomore ROTC Cadet 23 Award for Most Outstanding Junior Cadet 33 Honor Platoon 33 Battalion Commander of ROTC 43 Vice President of Golf Club 43 Vice President of Homeroom 43 ROTC 2, 3, 4g Cadet of the Week 2, 3, 4. BILLY MURPHY Ham Radio Club 23 Junior Historical Society 33 Rifle Team 3g Assistant Art Editor of Pegasus 3g Honor Platoon 3, 43 ROTC 2, 3, 43 First Sergeant in ROTC 4. PERCY MURPHY Cadet of the Week 33 Firing Squad 43 Sabre Club 43 Honor Platoon 3, 43 Squad Leader of Honor Pla- toon 43 ROTC 2, 3, 43 Rifle Team 2, 3, 4. IRVIN MYERS Secretary-Treasurer of Junior Class 33 Honor Platoon 33 Commander of ROTC Company UA 43 Editor of COTTON BOLL 43 Co-Captain of Football Team 43 Honorable Mention in All Big 8 43 Most Outstand- ing Lineman Award 43 TAP Court 43 Teen Page Salute 43 Winner of'TlGER TALKS Hats Off Award 43 Vice President of Homeroom 43 Secretary-Treas urer of Homeroom 2, 33 All-City Football Team 3, 43 Football Letter 2, 3, 4. WAYNE A. MYERS Secretary of Homeroom 23 Cadet of the Week 33 ROTC Medal for Efficiency 33 Color Guard 33 ROTC Commander of Company D 43 Commander of Courtesy Patrol 43 Sabre Club 43 Honor Platoon 3, 4. TOMMY NAN CE Junior Red Crow Club 23 Most Outstanding Shop Student 23 Study Club 23 Golf Letter 33 Visual Edu- cation Club 33 Vice President of Homeroom 3g Sports Editor of TIGER TALKS 43 President of Home- room and Member of Student Council 43 Treasurer of Quill and Scroll 43 Vice President of Spanish Club 43 Delegate to MASC Convention, 43 Cheerleader 3, 4. BOB NEELY Hunting and Fishing Club 23 Cadet Lieutenant of ROTC 43 Firing Squad 43 Honor Platoon 3, 43 ROTC 2, 3, 4. STELLA NEIGHBORS Office Assistant 3, 43 Girls' Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 43 Re- porter of Girls' Hi-Y Club 43 Band 2, 3, 4. BETTY LOL' NORRIS Transfer Student 2: Study Club 33 OPO Club 4: FBLA Club 4. CHARLOTTE PARKER Homeroom Reporter 3: Theatre Guild 33 President of Homeroom and Member of Student Council 43 Quill and Scroll 4: Secretary-Treasurer of Y-Teen Club 43 TIGER TALKS Staff 3, 4. CYNTHIA PATTERSON Red Cross Representative 2: TIGER TALKS Staff 33 Photography Club Reporter 43 DE Club 43 DECM Club 43 DECA Club 43 .Y-Teen Club 2, 3. WARDEA-N PATTERSON Theatre Guild 2: Study Club 33 TIDE Club 4. WILF ORD PATTERSON Radio Club 2: Band 3g Cadet Lieutenant of ROTC 43 Photographer of COTTON BOLL 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 ROTC 2, 3, 43 Honor Platoon 4. SLSIE PETTIT Transfer Student 33 Y-Teen Club 33 Vice President of Boating and Skiing Club 43 Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class 4. PEGGY PEVEY 'Theatre Guild 2, 3,'4. REBA PHILLIPS Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 2g Folk Dancing Club 23 Red Cross Representative 33 Reporter of 'Red Cross Club 4g Vice President of OPO Club 43 Speech Club 43 TIDE Club 43 Theatre Guild 3, 4. LYNN POPE Transfer Student 43 Spanish Club 4. BILLY PORTER PEGASLS Staff 33 Vice President of Homeroom 33 Reporter of Homeroom 4g Secretary of g'J', Club 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Letter in Football 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Basketball Letter 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4g Base- ball Letter 3, 43 ROTC 2, 3, 4g First Lieutenant in ROTC 4. PAUL PURNELL Photography Club 2, Battalion Staff of ROTC 4, Speech Club 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Honor Platoon 3, 4, Commander of Honor Platoon 4, Firing Squad Com- mander 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Baseball Letter 3, 4, Superior Rating in Youth Congress 4, Cadet of the Week 4. LINDA QUICK Study Club 2, Secretary of FHA Club 3, Library As- sistant 3, Theatre Guild 4, Secretary of Homeroom 4, PEGASUS Staff 3, 4. JIMMY REDDOCH Visual Education Club 2, Vice President of Home- room 3, Speech Club 3, Photography Club President 3, COTTON BOLL Club 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, TIGER TALKS Staff 2, 3, 4, Photographer of TIGER TALKS and COTTON BOLL 3, 4. DIAN REEDER Transfer Student 3, Boating and Skiing Club 3, Of- fice Assistant 3, Y-Teen Club 4, TIDE Club Re- porter 4. BARBARA RHINEWALT Secretary-Treasurer of Girls, Recreation Club 4, Band 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN RODGERS Transfer Student 3, Theatre Guild 3, President of Future Nurses Club 4. IEAN RODGERS Library Assistant 2, Homeroom President 3, Vice President of Homeroom 4, Speech Club 4, Pilot Girl 4, Bookstore Assistant 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Presi- dent of Quill and Scroll-4, Theatre Guild 2, 3, 4, TIGER TALKS Staff 2, 3, 4, News Editor of TIGER TALKS 3, Editor of TIGER TALKS 4. RODN EY ROUNTREE Vice President of Sophomore Class 2, Mr. Sophomore Class 2, Best All-Round Sophomore 2, Baseball Man- ager 2, ROTC Medal 2, Homeroom President 2, Mr. Junior Class 3, ,Iolliest Junior 3, Twirp Sweetheart 3, Honor Platoon 3, Battalion Staff of ROTC 4, SASC Delegate 4, Teen Page Salute 4, Secretary of Student Council 4, Rotarian of the Month 4, Secre- tary of Golf Club 4, Tri-School Council Member 4, Hats Off Award 4, TAP Court 2, 3, 4, Cadet of the Week 2, 3, Student Council 2, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4. IERRY RUSSELL Honor Platoon 2, Visual Education Club 2, 3, Hunt- ing and Fishing Club 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4. F AYE SANDIFER Homeroom Reporter 2, Office Assistant 3, Theatre Guild 2, 3, 4. LARRY SHANNON Rifle Club 2, Cadet of Week 2, Color Guard 3, Secretary Homeroom 3, Honor Platoon 4, Secretary- Treasurer Honor Platoon 4, Sabre Club 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4. IMOGENE SHEARER Transfer Student 3, TIGER TALKS Staff 3, 4, Study Club 4. JOY SHELTON Homeroom Reporter 2, Girls' Choir Accompanist 2, Red Mill 2, Red Cross Member 2, Secretary-Treas- urer Homeroom 3, Thespian 3, 4, Merry Widow 3, PEGASUS Play Editor 3, Assistant PEGASUS Copy Editor 4, Homeroom President 4, Student Council 4, Library Assistant 4, Secretary-Treasurer Hi-Y Club 4, Beauty Review 4, General Activities President of Theatre Guild 2, 3, Chorale Accompanist 3, 4, Sextette Accompanist 2, 3, Sextette Member 4, Trio Member 3, 4, Office Assistant 2, 3, 4, Sopho- more Class Reporter. WEN DLE SISTRUNK Rifle Club 2, Audio-Visual Club 3, T and I Educa- tion Club 3, 4. ALICE SMITH Record Club 2, Red Cross Member 2, Secretary Stage Properties 3, TIDE Club 4, FBLA 3, 4. DELORES SMITH Record' Club 2, Merry Widow 3, Beauty Review 4, Chorale 4, Boating and Skiing Club 3, 4. DOROTHY SMITH Flower Girl 23 Library Assistant 23 President Hi-Y Club 33 Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom 33 Home- room Reporter 43 Speech Club 43 DE Club Treasurer 43 Theatre Guild 43 Hi-Y 2, 3. JAMES A. SMITH Radio Club 23 Rifle Club 33 Vice President Home- room 33 Honor Platoon 43 ROTC 3, 4. I UAN ITA SMITH Reporter Hi-Y Club 33 Advertising Manager TIGER TALKS 43 President Hi-Y 43 Member Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Member Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 TIGER TALKS Staff 2, 3, 4. LARRY SMITH Vice President Homeroom 23 220-yd. Dash Big 8 Record 23 President Junior ClaSS, COTTON BOLL Junior Class Editor3 All Big 8 in Basketball 33 Best All-Round Junior3 440-yd. Dash Big 8 Record 33 Quill and Scroll 33 Honorable Mention All Big 8 33 President Student Body 43 All Big 8 Football 43 Lieutenant Governor Boys' State 43 Football Cap- tain 43 TAP Black Knight 43 Teen Page Salute 43 Chorale 2, 33 All-City Football 3, 43 All-City Basket- ball 3, 43 All-City Baseball 2, 3, 43 Baseball Letter 2, 3, 43 Basketball Letter 2, 3, 43 Football Letter 2, 3, 43 Track Letter 2, 3, 43 PEGASUS 2, 3, 43 HJ Club 2, 3, 4. MACK SORRELL Rifle Club 23 Visual Club 33 Color Guard 43 Honor Platoon Club 43 Rifle Team 3, 4. LINDA SPELL Record Club 23 Red Cross Member 33 Office Assistant 3, 43 Study Club 3, 4. BENNIE SPLAIN Vice President Homeroom 23 Rifle Team 33 Vice President Speech Class 43 Company C Commander 43 Cadet Captain ROTC 3 Captain of Rifle Team 4. DARRELL SULLIVAN Hunting and Fishing Club 23 Secretary-Treasurer of Audio-Visual Club 33 Color Guard 33 Honor Letter 33 Battalion Staff 43 President Golf Club 43 Golf Team 43 Football Manager 43 Sabre Club 43 ROTC 2, 3, 43 Cadet of the Week 2, 3, 4. EUNICE SUTTON Y-Teens 23 Study Club 3, 4. CHARLOTTE TACKETT Tigerettes 23 Flower Girl 23 Record Club 23 Boating and Skiing Club 33 Girls' Drill Team 33 Red Cross Member 43 Vice President Homeroom 43 TIDE Club 43 OPO Club 43 Theatre Guild 4. GERALDINE TAN NER Flower Girl 23 Hi-Y 23 FHA 23 Library Assistant 33 Y-Teens 3, 43 Vice President Bible Club 43 Speech Club 4. IVAN TANN ER Visual Education Club 23 Color Guard 33 Commander Color Guard 43 President Junior Red Cross 43 Honor Platoon Club 3, 43 Sabre Club 4. MARCIA LEE THORNTON Flower Girl 23 Tigerettes 23 Theatre Guild 23 Secre- tary FBLA 33 Girls' Recreation Club 43 Honor Roll 43 Speech Club 43 Library Assistant 4. J AY TOLAR Visual Education Club 33 J Club 43 Honor Roll 43 Secretary of Homeroom 43 Football Letter 43 Ro- arian 43 Special Science Club 43 Baseball Letter 3, 4. ROMONA TOWNSEND Theatre Guild 23 Tigerettes 23 Library Assistant 3g FHA Club 43 DECA Club 43 Member of the State TIDE Club 4. KEY TRAYLOR Transfer Student 33 Dance Band Club 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Speech Club 4. RETHA TRUSELL Transfer Student 33 Study Club 33 Reporter OPO Club 43 Boating and Skiing Club 3, 4. MAXYNE WARE Flower Girl 23 Y-Teens 2g Vice President Homeroom 33 Library Assistant 2, 33 COTTON BOLL Staff 43 COTTON BOLL Club 4. PRESTYNE WARE Flower Girl 23 Tigerettes 23 Secretary Homeroom 33 Theatre Guild 33 Homeroom Reporter 43 Treasurer FBLA Club 43 Beauty Review 4 DEWEY WELLS Ham Radio Club 23 Hunting and Fishing Club 33 Rifle Club 33 Iunior Historical Society 33 Assistant Editor COTTON BOLL 43 Vice President Oratory Club 43 First Lieutenant ROTC 43 Honor Platoon 43 Debate Team 43 Special Science Club 43 Sabre Club 43 Oratory Club 43 Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 33 ROTC 2, 3, 4. LOUISE WEST Future Nurses Club Vice President 23 Future Nurses Club 33 Vice President Homeroom 33 COTTON BOLL Club 43 COTTON BOLL Staff 4. DAVID WESTERFIELD Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom 23 Vice President Record Club 23 Vice President Homeroom 33 Best Dancer 43 Company Aw Advisor 43 ROTC 2, 3, 4. JERRY WHINNERY Transfer Student 43 Band 43 Hi-Y Club 4. GAIL WILKERSON Study Club 33 Library Assistant 33 FBLA Club 43 OPO Club 43 Honor Roll 4. MONROE WILLIAMS Secretary Athletes Club 43 Vice President Speech Club 43 Chorale 43 Baseball Letter 3, 4. LAMAR WILLIS Transfer Student 33 Baseball 33 Visual Education Club 33 Chorale 43 Physical Education Club 43 Speech Club 4. JERRY WINSTEAD Treasurer Visual Education Club 23 Drum and Bugle Corps 33 Vice President Visual Education Club 33 Platoon Sergeant 43 Safe Driving Award 33 ROTC 2, 3, 43 Visual Education Club 2, 3, 4. SANDY WOLFE Transfer Student 33 Student Council 43 Homecoming Court 43 Beauty Review 43 TAP Court 43 Homeroom President 43 Company Sponsor 43 President Stage Properties Club 43 COTTON BOLL Staff 4. LARRY WOLVERTON Rifle Club 23 Cadet of the Week 33 Visual Education Club 33 Sabre Club 43 Rotarian 43 Senior Boys' Editor of COTTON BOLL Staff 43 Battalion Staff 43 Golf Club Reporter 43 Semi-Finalist of National Merit Examination 43 PEGASUS Staff 2, 3, 43 Assistant Business Manager PEGASUS Staff 43 ROTC 2, 3, 4. MAXINE WOMACK Secretary of Homeroom 23 Hi-Y Club 23 Theatre Guild 33 Spanish Club 43 Beauty Review 43 Office Assistant 2, 3. CLAUDIA WOODS ,lunior Historical Society 23 Red Cross Member 23 Assistant Editor PEGASUS 33 Pilot Girl 43 Secretary- Treasurer Homeroom 43 Semi-Finalist of National Merit Examination 43 Theatre Guild 2, 3, 43 PEGASUS Staff 2, 3, 4. LARRY WOOD All-City Baseball 33 Honor Letter 33 First Lieutenant ROTC 43 Honorable Mention in Football 43 Second Team All-City Football 43 Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 33 Band 2, 3, 43 Jn Club 2, 3, 43 Football Letter 2, 3, 43 Baseball Letter 2, 3, 43 Basketball Letter 2, 3, 43 Track Letter 3, 4. PAT WOOD Tigerettes 23 Y-Teens 33 TIDE 4. RITA WOOLLEY Theatre Guild 23 Red Milln 23 Rifle Club 33 Vice President Homeroom 43 FBLA 43 Office Assistant 3, 43 Chorale 3, 4. PAULA WORLEY President Homeroom 33 Student Council 33 Flower Girl 23 Tigerettes 23 Theatre Guild 33 History Club 33 Secretary Homeroom 2, 43 Girls' Drill Team 3, 43 Squad Leader of Girls' Drill Team 4. REBECCA WRIGHT Vice President FHA 23 Secretary-Treasurer Home- room 23 President Homeroom 43 President Spanish Club 43 Student Council 43 Secretary-Treasurer Speech Club 43 PEGASUS Staff 2, 3, 4. Jolly umiorg 'Sl' WI if 'F K V F7 N ' 1 f C f uh umm,-. . ' R, gnu, lf '?2a Jumps- , 63? ,115 I vi E 4' 4 If F? NNW 'f LY W L4 f 7 M. WALL B. MILLER flxjig emu , if w ,af c1f'Q7' VLQ4 ,644-cane 61- BUTCHA MILLER V' Pre i l1.LQ6Pj7OLQf.L6?f0,L4f?.fa 75 ,lc Don L,As W MACK , Lfgpfggl . L, . M.. Zo-,ffl ffflto 7f , JANLC VAN ZANDT N ff' A 4,104.4 - M' iff'ff7fe11 7 a If Cv .lZf,ffz4,,,,R 21 , fy ff . , ff WWW M4 706' 1 fffffsfte-da . ,flak ,ff 7 , Cyan., I MR. FLOYD JONES Sponsor fans, Junior ficers Dear Classmates, This year has passed almost too quickly for most of us and rather slowly for some. We have accomplished a great deal academically, sportswise, and in the activities of the school. We have maintained a good school spirit. Of course, there have been times when our grades havenit been what they should, or when we've lost an important ball game and our spirit slacked off somewhat, but those times were usually in the minority. We look forward to our last year of school with anticipation for that feeling that we have finally risen up in the world and endeavor to prepare for plans, co-operate with teachers and classmates, and maintain the fine attitude the class has upheld for the past few years. Let us accept the challenge of the opportunities Central High offers and make our high school education really worth while. 4 JUNIOR CLASS EDITORS Lewis Adcock Dot Ainsworth Gladys Allen Marilyn Alsobrooks Nancy Awad fxly Alf Anderson y Randell Arender A Billy Arthur Elaine Baldwin Barbara Bates Gerald Keith Beaird 1 Lmlly Bates Linda Benson Charlene Black F redna Boyd Pat Bramlett VX Robert Brannon Elizabeth Bray Alton Brewer Mildred Brown ,V ,. f, 1, Milton Carpenter Twyline Carter W. ' i fCharl'es Chisholm l rr ' ' . X , 5, L. 51,4 afar cg, Lydeefr ' in QNX Ir V, yjlf? 1 .52 Axfg, . 'V ,Macc VHF, 1 ' ll 'Ii -x C . , ,, ,ff X. 'Qi' JK 3 if Fly V JN IL vu '?L:4v,p Gary Cockerham .2 15 -ff' -' A M N, Sarah Conner - , -- ..--A 1., V A ,V Y - .am f K M ii?33i'?f:3f M-l1vAJaQfL'UQ H--f-Pri. Ginger Coor fu ' A 2 , 1.11 , J- B , ,f f fflfegfv Wbxbvxigk 01,6 ,zgwkxxf AQ V L, ., Jn, F4 . 1 'fm' Q U' CX , If 4 i ' l fs K:'Ly,,,. j,4.1 Hl.,' Ui George Covington Margaret Cox Mary Lois Cox Richard Craft J QW, Aven Burgess Steve Burnham Linda Burns ff 1 'TX 1' ,V 'Mi 'i 'Donna Campbell p . Billy Brunt Janice Buckley Sandra Bunyard Anne Burchfielcl . Kay Dex ereaux Su an Davis Joe Dlckerson Peggy Downs Catherine DuBose Robert Dunlap . Y. af ZS Eloise Hilton Elaine Hinson Bonita Hollis Elizabeth Howze Judy Guthrie Lynda Hall '.f .J X , 1, ,A ,f Y 1 ya! , , 71 . . J 'J ,, ,M J V Patricia Goodwin Linda Gregory Jerry Greer ' X , J, X ll. N M .J H A, W. N. Hatten -W ly vi l VU ,nlirnmy Henderson 'J' A - E' , Elizal6eth'Herrod 1 J, Betty Harding Jack Garner Sandra Garner Lyridle Garrett Dasid Gibbons lg-nu' K-nv Edna Earle Hill Bill Hilton David Hilton Q1 L- ,I , if 7 ' f f ,,,, L,, 3 i lib Larry Hughes Jackie Hurst Robert Hurst Charlotte Hutchins Charleen Jayroe Coy Johnson Robert Johnson X, Kathleen J ones Patsy ,lones Barbara Ann Jones YI? Billy Jordan Sandra Jones Marge Jfffdafl Gail Kelly Floyd King Billy Knight Karolyn Kosanke Frances Langford ,lo Langston Bobby Lay Ruth Melcher Bettye Miller Butch Miller Carolyn Miller June Martin A ' Rebecca Massey Charles Mclnnis Nancy McLaurin George Meek Frank Madden Butch Magee Wihna Magee ,lo Ann Malone Carolyn Marquis y 1 ' Charles Martin Billie McDaniel Billy Rea Lea Alice Marie Lee Sharon Lee Locke Martha Long L an Sarah Minga Rosa Lee Monsell. Bill Moorhead Clydell Morgan r Carolyn Morris Jim Morris Donald Moulder ' -. . bf Bailey Neal Carol Nelson Larry Nichols Martha Overhy Pat Patterson Georgia Pate Betty Patrick Phil Patrick Peggy Peeples Dennis Perkins Mary Kathryn Pitts Charles Poole Sandra Poole Bertha Roberts Dot Rochelle Donald Pope Nancy Prince Jane Purviance Edward Real I ' Reed eajllorlxlrinie Reed Kxcidf Joan Reese 7 . -J' 20155 ,f 3 x 5 avr' Semmes Ros, Jr. Gladys Sanders Judy Sandlfer ' 1 J 061 Sartoris 1 Clyde Sattervyhite v 973' Gene Scott' 1 Roland Scroggins Sandra Sellers Janet Sharp Cornelia Sills Jane Sills Camilla Simmons Gene Simmons Linda Simpson Glenda Skinner Umega Smith ,r Jerry Smith Lucy Smith Lynn Smith 1 I,-I. Charlotte Sones , Robby Spense I I J' I ll .I fn '51 -5 , Y 1 . 'L 4 L , , ' K ' 1 M . f ' I i . , 1 2 if-'J . T ..fK,Lrf 4 lf if fe ' L 1 V 1 A HaZelSplain C 1 , q, .A A 'Rv 'Sharon Strickland Shirley Stewart ijll, J' 4 it AX l .V .'17 Judy Strong Ann Stubbs Sarah Frances Sulliyan T2 Bryant Sumrall Phyllis Sykes Irene Thomas Terrell Thomas fig? . Janice Van Zandt f VW' Martha Vaughn ff-4,4 Va xv' Mary LOUISE West 'E Charles Warren Linda Watts , sf' Betty Turner Carlyn Turner Sharon Turner Carolyn Williamson ' a Sandra Wilson Judith Winn Douglas Womack HOMECOMING COURT F41 xx! 2m -if . o n r U ..s Junior Representalive Sophomore Representative Mary Wall Hilda Bullock Soplworvxoreg 4 . k f g,,.J fm A Q x Q wfkfv .m 9 WW' f ,714 ll flfvx WH IT COOK President LARRY LIPSCOMB V ice President BARBARA BAILEY Secretary LINDA EREEM.A.N '1v Rep. X MR. JESSE L. HOWELL Sponsor fk. ophomore jqcers Dear Classmates, Our first year at Central is completed. The majority of our class is probably wishing they had worked a bit harder to become better all-around Sophomores. Those who didn,t make this year a prosperous one should be thinking of improvementsg especially, concerning their grades and developing a sincere concern for the important aspects of life. This Sophomore class has traits that Central needs. We challenge each one of you to do your utmost to make Central the best. SOPHOMOBE CLASS EDITORS ffq is ' ' L. FREEMAN L. LIPSCOMB Beverly Allen Diane Allen Linda Allen Frank Arender George Awad wif A A L A A Barbara Bailey , Marcia Baker 3 9' at Devaughn Ballard A f 19 .limmy Barrett f , fag Glenda Benson Dot Blough LL Betty Belcher ' 'ni A Patsy Bell Q5 Elf Mary Bounds Jimmy Bowen Bill Brantley John Brown 45 ' 4 A. l ' ,. G? Janette Branton Iverson Bienvenu Sue Bridges Roy Brookshire James Brown L 69 B' Ll , C Q I .4 A Linda Byrd Roy Campbell Lawrence Browm Hilda Bullock James Burns ' Billie ,lean Burton Ellis Byers Glenda Canterbury Fay Cardwell a 'A 1 Charlotte Chambers ' Q i Jacqueline Chandler -M Kathleen Chatham Lu Wayne Coffey fy X i l K l . ,fx X l fi N t x X B I l ll 1 D C x s . x I x ' t K Dodd Cuplt Bill Dale-hike Bobbi Daniel Ernestme Dax 1 'x Frances Childress .lane Clark 'N F X. tl' ' , N? , If V x. il rw, r'l 'X XV! Terrell Corley Paul Craft Jackie Criscoe Lamar Crosby Whit Cook Marion Cooper Scarlett Cooper s-.. x Kathi' Colson Gayle Cook v.A:,v if ,f I' Cecile .Davis Q Q J P Q s J ' 70 A V A A Charles Coghlan J oe Davis Ronnie Davis Donna Dennis Butch Dennison Deanie Dodds lVlary Fuller Larry Draughn Marlow Drew Glenda Dupree Marian Estes Roma Faye Etheridge Carolyn Farr Loisfurman, X .G d ,J, , ,A , ,ff X Wayne Gardner Wanda Gibson Eddie Grant Linda Grantham Bob Griffith 0 'Hu , Paulette Floyd Becky Freeman George Guthrie Randy Guy I im Hansford Bennie D. Harrell V, ,,,. 1. if , . .,, L -4 W 1' i if , if 5' , 4 Q . V 2 4 L.- lf 4 Linda Freeman Jeff Harrison Flo Hawkins Martha Heflin J. C. Herring Jimmie Sue Hicks Mary Jordan Catherine Hill Patricia Hilton Martha Holcomb Robert Holland Elizabeth Holliday Sara Johnson Edwina Jones Lois Harrell Michael Hughes Marilyn Hutchison Jeanette Lea Ice J , ,Kid dict Ky? 7 Lois Jackson C CC L Cel Gayncll Kilpatrick Roger Lyle Patsy Ann McAtee Laura McCollum Jo Ann McDonald Mary ,lane McDon Kenny Lassett Larry Lipscomb Alan Lowe Carolyn Lowery ald 72 A Tommie King Dewey Knight Lloyd McGraw Billy McHenry Myra McLend0n Clifford McMillan I ack McNeil X Delor 'e ' 'Q Carlene athison QQ ' Charlotte Mathis fa tw Q1 114 Sherry McNiel Boyd McPhail Lonnie Ray Marler 4233216 Bill Martin Cy wg Q0 ijfsfllfi Linda Merchant ,ngobert Earl Miller df l ,Af . 0,41 Q - ' I iiiaitaiisn Wiilviffjfjaq ' 9' V dxf Mg ll ,M-, Milf It Wff f PatrieiaMoss - If W! 1 43 JA Jerry. Lee Palmer Robert Parrish A ,Q Douglas Perry Betty Jane Phillips Ronnie Phillips wwf also R' fo- N y Old '-r 1'3 BL A A . t, ., s am 1 Aw., .. 1 , w ,, N . x I inf.. 4.x i W , -1 ,. f., V. Jimmie Ann Pitts mf in X., J-- of . x J V Mary Virginia Neely i L P Jw ' -V, 1, Lorraine Nettles X M R JH, , 'if' if Marilyn Owens i'kj,qi .X X3 i lj .Xt 14' J X 1 NWN l J x Am JW! R4 :J 1 f Q if , e I A M W A f 42:35 t Row an Rea 047476 1 Annette Renfroe Etta Hester Janlce Sarrett A 5, Dorothy Scott Bexerly Schwarzauer Bobby Shannon Peggy Shearer Kay Shirley Nancy Sills A 5' Lannx Nmart ' V. Beth 'mather Y 'fr' 'Q f Cecile Smith Charles Smith Glenda Smith Martha Smith Paulette Smith Patsy Gayle Warnack -Q 2, 4- .. as w I 41 tta at - 4 Sf we 4, Q 4. Faye Tumage . .,4 Carolyn Wages ,r Bill Horrell Ao- James Walker ...,,... 1 ,U J VLC , Artis L. Warren ' 7 Vf ff , Sandra Warrington XJ? All M lwflllglf f , C 92,2 W fflwewxwi , J if X , auli51.eWatlig W 13 My Leif Sylvia Watkins C' V ll yi i et fl ' l tx u, ll ft I Larry Weems Howard Westbrook Brenda Winstead Frances Woods Bill Worley' Anne Wright Janet Wright Linda Carol Wylie Xola Young Charlene Younge n Memoriam fixi ' f as EQ ,S RON NIE HAWKINS CS Q S Cb Q Q FQ- Q S Cb Q ii S4 we Cb bb S S1 Q S' 'Q 3 k Q 'I Cb QQ Cb Q Q K-e F Q. C0 Q Q Q Q. 'S4 will give you restf' MATTHEW 11:28 BETTYE CARTER i v I , ' p Al l 1 l XX l l N 1 X . vt A ex J K - 0 g ,A X 1 W V - J 'I' - ld tn 4 Lflth , 1 ' Qx 4 ' r ' n l A I '- , , V X W! JM yr X ,ff f X X r J Q Q L .f fl Sp Fea r s Ed fi Q, l 9 Ns , f Q l t , v . W , if r 9 ' a X 9 l , , A I, . n ' X . . a y are th' ingi'back 65 r this year, you're sure to remember the - 1958- AGEANT OF BEAUTN iSi!lVluc work as put into this occsion. e first time the student bo ! e ated 22 girls to participate in the A' EANT OF BEAUTIES. 'lligiisgldent body, also, elected those whom they felt would best represent Centralis most outstanding students. Five prominent Jacksonians were asked to be judges. The judging was based upon natural beauty, poise, and personal qualities. We now present the 1958-59 . . Features Pageant of Beauties gl bv SEATED, left to right: Carolyn McQuinn, Maxyne Womack, Sandra Breckenridge, Diane Clark Winnie Holston, Norma Jean Martin. SECOND ROW, standing: ,lan Guy, Jennie Hudson Emily Douglas, Joy Shelton, Ginger Latham, Bonnie Crumbley, Barbara Crowson, Prestyne Ware Adonna Moore, Delores Smith, June Childres. THIRD ROW, standing: Sandy Wolfe, Linda Dicker son, Gay Cook, Cynthia Patterson. Not pictured: Linda Goodson. ,f,, ,Wh 7f' T7 I QL uf . Wvmwmf, .M f 4 X i f X, f X yy 4' M f X I ,f y flfmfy 4 ,, A f4qQff7f,! ' ' ff V If ,, ,., , X, zvW,'f14, iffy 'QP-4'-J F INRRW SMITH .-i gill W I Vx' .r 2 , W W., , fkwgz f fo? 3 K 4' Q 5 , 2' , ' '?'W,ffwW , M. ,y ff ww. 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COKER Sponsor LINDA FREEMAN Sophomore Editor EUNICE CRANFORD Features SANDY WOLFE Layout l29 f 4 4, tN,,f,1,-1 , 1, 1: 4.1-B i ,S f K, I ' , 7 ' ' f ff A flfw B ff-flee LVM Q' 67913 ,Lf T ' f-fy! L,Z,ur4DL2fI aj I 7 K f .74'iZ-c- C4 4-ffdft uc JJ ' S 1 A v . Y A537-'kt' News Edztors k ,TJ I V -1 , ,M 7 1 I 7 E: 1 ff DONNA GUY ROININIE FARRIS I ,Z I k.1LFQ,,bC' w T, V If - , I Q' 'I 'S 1' , . Y J 1 1, d JZ caQ'fv1,x ffV ZyIQL41Qi J fe it J,4'3'Lf'-QA, C, , ff 'Q M Lf X ' V V UL! -'c'lfJfL,41jr:'?fL,v, ,. Cf, :Qi ff. - 'hiv' - ,,CZ- .2 Lf ,dcgfz-O r,,977GLj C f 1 S f 'F fs. ,J ,ff gqrdyificv CY2776 . iv 1 - B -fs up ,A X l . Feature Editor Managing Editor 1- - X Edlfof JAN GUY BOBBY HAND 4, I JEAN RODGERS , B V ly, ' it I W S, sly if Advertising D, Roehcllc N, Rochelle Scott L. Smith Stewart JUANITA SMITH ' S an ' 4' P + Agnew Alsobrooks Ballenger Buckley' Camnbell Devereaux 2 N W. rv ev' Simpson Thomas Whitehead Wilson Belcher Byrd -is 'Z ST 6 -fa , A 'Y if-7, g ' 'J it X B A l Ai- Hilton Jordan M. King Lee Melcher Moss l3O Talks 'E- Sl' sf, L Sports Editor TOMMY NANCE Sponsor MR. SMITH Business Manager ELIZABETH EDWARDS rw fu u- , C as Y 1 Sumrall Trace Yi? Estel 5- King L ,Q Calhoun Cook ,ff Wamack f My . .- ff 4 Tl! Parker 5bV'f ...ff , gl . IV Crane Feature Editor Assistant Editor LINDA PEGGY GOODSON HOWARD W 1 if it l A -..--19 ' 3 Winslead F. King Photographer JIMMY REDDOCH l Patrick Purviance Shearer DCHIUS Freeman Grantham Nettles Peeples Phillips Powell Prouty Ragland I3I Baker Pegasus Shelton Sills ' Wall A . . GUY Cfanfofd Edltorwl Staff Q 4-EP' xi . i K4 Ll DIANE LEDBETTER SANDRA BOOTHE GAY COOK Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager N Scott Edwards Ashley F. Boyd il Gamer I32 fx . Q-6e .ba fd' .l Hurst Merchant Quick MR. SMITH Sponsor Art Section -I Scroggins f,,45,ff,:,f4,?54 -' ' ' ' fa .. .1 ,- Madden Byrd Sandifer E 54 Worley LARRY WOLVERTON DOT ROCHELLE LINDA GQQDSON Assistant Business Manager Sales Manager PUMICIU' S. Boyd .f , I . QA QAVE R V W Q A A ' r R 4 I Y Sartoris V811 Zandt Woods fm g ' L Nr 9' dmv Chism Z S? ' f'-S97 R Wright Findley Furman Youngs Real pn QQ? M140 fs QP 14 Golf 1,f0.Si1if?IIi IIA HR ELL SULLIVAN View l'resident JAMES MORGAN SOI'fl'ifIfj' HUDNEY HOUNTHEE Reporter LARRY WOLVEHTON Sponsor MR. SMITH Debate President SALLIE BAKER Vice President DANIEL WHITE Secretary BOBBIE HAND Reporter EUNICE CRANFORD Sponsor MR. O'LEARY ae-L II Girls' Recreation President LINDA DICKERSON Vice President BERNELL BOLAR Secretary BARBARA RHINEWALT Reporter ADONNA MOORE Sponsor MISS MOORE ,177 ,,, Twelfth Y-Teen President DIANE LEDBETTER Vice President SHARON BOYD Secretary-Treasurer CHARLOTTE PARKER Reporter FREDA MAGEE Inter-Club Council Member SHIRLEY HEBREN uill and Scroll President JEAN RODGERS Vice President ELIZABETH EDWARDS Secretary LINDA GOODSON Reporter TOMMY NANCE Sponsor MR. SMITH Overall Officers of Theatre uild President DAVID WESTERFIELD Vice President NORMA JEAN MARTIN Secretary GINGER LATHAM Eleventh Study Sponsor MRS. COTTEN Eleventh Y-Teen Sponsor MISS POPE Tenth Study Sponsor MRS JORDON Y, ,H v U J R wlfv M Nxalggwfxf X If Huntin and Fishing Sponsor COACH BERRY President MARVIN FOSTER Vice President DEVAUGN BALLARD Secretary ED FRENCH Reporter GLENN HOLLIS 97 Hunting and Fishing Sponsor COACH STEVENS Hunting and Fishing Sponsor MR. MOSS President JIMMY ELLINGTON Secretary JAMES TORRENCE Treasurer JIMMY BARRETT Sta e Craft Sponsor MR. FOSTER President REBA PHILLIPS Vice President CHARLOTTE TACKETT Secretary WINNIE HOLSTON I also Sponsor COACH ALLEN President BUDDY MYER Vice President JERRY MOOREHEAD Secretary BILLY PORTER Reporter RONNIE CROWSON Librar Club Sponsor MRS. DUNKIN President NANCY AWAD Vice President CHARLOTTE HUTCHINS Secretary CHARLES COGHLAN Reporters CAROLYN RUSSELL BOBBY SHANNON Twelfth Stud Sponsor MISS CHANDLER O.P.O. Sponsor MRS. HILL President SHIRLEY GRAHAM Vice President REBA PHILLIPS S ecre tary- Treasurer ANITA CHANDLER Reporter RETHA TRUSSEL Theatre Guild Sponsor MRS. JOHNSON President DAVID WESTERFIELD Vice President NORMA JEAN MARTIN Secretary GINGER LATHAM Theatre Guild Sponsor MISS CARRISON President SANDRA BOOTH Program Chairman MARY ERRINGTON Secretary JEAN RODGERS F .B.L.A. Sponsor MRS. DEN SON President SAMMY RAMSEY Vice President JENNIE HUDSON Secretary SANDRA GARNER Treasurer PRESTYNE WARE Orator Club Sponsor MR. O'LEARY President JOE CRAFT Vice President DEWEY WELLS Secretary JEANNIE GRAVES Treasurer GAY COOK Reporter JIMMY MASSEY Rifle Club Sponsor SCT. WINK President JULIAN CARROLL Vice President CHARLES SMITH Secretary FLOYD KING Treasurer JOE LEE TIXNEY f s Tenth tual Sponsor JERRY BERRY 'J N N Boating and kiing Sponsor MRS. WEATHERLY President LINWOOD BOOTH Vice President SUSIE PETTIT Secretary NANCY McLAURIN Reporter CATHY PRESTRIDGE DE. Club Sponsor MR. BACON ,M Boys' Physical Education Sponsor COACH DUCKWORTH President EDWARD BURGESS Future Homemalcers of America, Sponsor MISS HEARD President WANDA ICE MASON Vice President SHIRLEY HERRINCTON Secretary-Treasurer MITTIE HINTON C3 Band Ensemble Sponsor MR. MOORE President KEY TRAYLOR Vice President BOB CRIFFITH Reporter .HSI HANSFORD Junior Red Cross Sponsor MISS GOODWIN President IVAN TANNER Vice President BARBARA 'THOMAS Secretory KAROLYN KOSANKE Treasurer JULIAN CARROLL Reporter DEANNIE DODDS Future Nurses Sponsor MISS BAKER President CAROLYN RODGERS 49 47 F .B.L.A. Sponsor MISS SMITH President SAMMY RAMSEY Vice President JEANNIE HUDSON Secretary SANDRA CARNER Treasurer PRESTYNE WARE ff: Tenth Y-Teens Sponsor MRS. HAMILTON President HILDA BULLOCK Vice President LORRAINE NETTLER Secretary-Treasurer PAT LEE Council Member BETH SMATHERS Los Ami os Des Espagnoles Sponsor MRS, NEWKIRK President REBECCA WRIGHT Vice President TCDMMY NAN CE Secretary J AN GUY Reporter LERONA GAY Theatre Guild Music Sponsor MR. STURDIVANT President x BETTY DRAKE Queen NORMA JEAN MARTIN Homecoming Escort WAYNE MYERS msg Sabre Club Sponsor-CAPTAIN LAIRD l ' W Quth -iaffj g 1 OngTQSS Black Knight and Golden Lady T.A.P. 51' Q ' . IA' 1' 1 ,I . 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