Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Q? ik COACH HARVEY ROBINSON COACH N. B. EUBANK CHEER LEADERS Left to right, Melvin Rigsby, Mary C. Sullins. Evelyn Denton, Ira Lay, Head Cheer Leader.

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i -I f- :sas as -yi j1'fw,1 vw-F A kg, -tif 'x HOME EC. CLUB ADV ISORS Miss Anderson Miss Neubert FIRST Row: THIRD Row: Kathleen NVillianIs Lois Inklebarger Marjorie McDonald Inez Elliott ' Evelyn Fair Marjorie Kennedy Cena Mae Montague Mary Hill Loraine Franklin Martha Morgan Helen Duggan Helen Livengood Louise Harris Virginia Petree Connie Mynatt Sara Vise Eleanor McTeer Martha Davis SECOND Roxy: FOURTH Row: Katherine Wfinningham Alba Carey Katherine Fulton Dorothy Simpson Levina Hale Elizabeth Searle Irene Smith Ruth Reagan Elese Higdon Gladys Talley Dorothy Cox Beatrice Grove Louise Mayo Miss Anderson Margaret Leopold Lucille Parker E Freida Coleman Dorothy Hall FIFTH Row: Ruth Lynn Harbison Lucy Kirby Elizabeth Roberts Lucy LaForge Anne Sims Catherine Mason Hazel Templeton Helen Kirby Elizabeth Dyer SIXTH Row: Joy Coleman Theda Mae Welch Elizabeth Taylor Blanche Crane Gladys Wells . Lillian Ridgel Norma Thomas Wilma McClain Evelyn Kennedy Jean Sitton Evelyn Stuart

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v'F '1,M -1 f-fn A K 3 ,f -,F--. lv t FOOTBALL SQUAD ? i lsii frm w 'bb SH- ... .2tx FIRST ROVV: Nichols, Manager, Ogleflfhomas, Moriaty, Anderson, O'Neil, Carl, Mullins, Manager. SECOND ROW: Mathis, Stallings, Graves, Wilhite, Suffridge, West, Whaley. THIRD' ROW: Robinson, Head Coach: Young, Selby, Griffith, Bailes, Payne, Bridges, Eubnnk, Line Coach. FOURTH ROW: Kirby, Savage, Shoemaker, Woods, McOampbell, Pressley, VVarren. John Francis and David Cawrse are absent from picture. PROSPECTS 193 7 Central should have her greatest schedule in history in 1937. The coaches have scheduled some of the best teams in the United States for the season. The supporters should take this into consideration and turn out to see the Bobcats perform next fall. Witli such teams as, Green- brier, Riverside, Southport, T. I. S., Miami, Massilon, Gaffney, and Asheville on the schedule. fans will be assured of at least a near dual state championship being decided in at least six of the above contests. Asheville is the pro- verbial State Champions of North Carolina, Gaffney has won the S. C. State Championship five out of the last six yearsg Massilon is the best in the East and Middle Westg Miami is the best in the lower South, Tennessee Industrial School has for the last two years been the best team on the Bobcat schedule including the famed Trojans of Knoxville High School. The Bobcats open with Sweet- water and follow with Dayton, after this every game on the rest of the schedule is a championship affair. TENTATIVE SCHEDULE Here .... .,.... . Sweetwater Here --- ........ D ayton There ...... ......... ............................................. S 0 uthport Here .,,. -. ,.... .Tennessee Industrial School fNashvillej There ..... .......... L ........,,... A sheville--North Carolina Here .... ...... G affney-South Carolina 'K Pending ....................................................... .Massilon-Ohio Here ............ Greenbrier Military Academyf-West Virginia There ..... .................................. C astle Heights--Lebanon Pending .... .......... R iverside Military Academy Pending .... ....... M iami High School-Miami, Fla. 27