Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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STUDE T COUNCIL FIRST ROW L. to R. Wayne Leonard, Charnel Trowel, Alfreda Brown, Cherri Tedford, Sheree McMarn1s, Jane Etta Mills, Robert I-Ialsell, Frazier Curry, Co- Sponsor. SECOND ROW: QL. to R. Q Carmen Harris, Robbie Mickens, Charnel Easton, Shirley Battles, Diane Winn, Donna McAfee, Kathy Coleman, Debra Snow, Linda Walker, Gmaldo Johnson. THIRD ROW: QL. to R. J Donald Parks, Donna Thomas, Annette Greene, Sherri Crowdus, Vanessa Hinkle Andrew Ruffins, Richard Retter, Kimberly Young, Juanita Kavanaugh, Loretta Stone, Victoria Robey. FOURTH ROW: QL. to R. J James Montgomery, Naomie Peacock, Isaac Brown, Walter Brooks, Juanita Fields, Nicolette Kirk patrick, Gloria Hicks, Myrna Vlfhite, Kathy Estridge. FIFTH ROW: QL. to R. J Romiltia Wade, Gail Kelcy Deborah Hall, Charlene Nash, Clarissa Griffin, Tyra Henderson, Annette Dix, Barbara Clay, Gina Warford. SIXTH ROW QL. to R. J Valerie Stringer, Phyllis Strong, Florencetta Briscoe, Alfred johnson, Gina Poignard, Debra Moseley joan Stringer, Janice Baldon, Eugene Carney. Not shown: Mrs. Daisy Rhodes, Co- Sponsor. The Student Council is the student governing body of the school. Its members consist of officers andfor representatives from each homeroom class. The members inform the homeroom classes of Cotuicil discussions and relate suggestions of the homeroom classes to the Council. By acting as in intermediary organization, the Student Council seeks to improve re- lations between the Administration, faculty and student body. OFFIC ER S- PRESIDENT - Sheree McManus VICE PRESIDENT - Cherri Tedford SECRETARY - jane Etta Mills TREA SURER - Charnel Trowel

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FUTURE TEACHERS AMERICA this or terest men who have suitable per- sonalit to consider teaching as a career. ganization is to in- young men and wo- A ie s and qualifications - f ' ' f--fr - W- V f-x al ROW 1 - Sherre McManus, Reporterg Carmen Harris, Presidentg joan Stringerg Rose Mary McPhersong Linda Walkerg jane Etta Millsg Michell Bibb. ROW 2 - Phyllis Strong Secretaryg Romelle Lewisg Kathy Johnson, Historiang Valeiie Stringerg Deborah Moseley Elena Townsg Mrs. Freida Washington, Sponsor. Members not shown: Olive Marshall Linda Cornelius. 1- TRW- .rnj li Xl M imlll Riff? 41 at S iff' X ,, rs X57 AMERICA Mrs. L. G. Hawkins, Advisory Sharon Rufusg Phyllis Strongg Vanessa Gloria Hicks. ROW 2 - Yvonne McKenzie, Hilda Matthews, Deborah 35 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Central's Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America is an organization for girls enrolled in a home economics class. Projects include sending gifts to the Suehn Mission School in Monrovia, Liberia 5 affiliating with the District, State and National F . H. A. organiza- tions 5 and having programs of interest to members in monthly meetings.

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SE IOR BOARD I ' 1 1 46- av-' 4 ll. wigs ROW 1 - linda Tandy, Stephanie Ray QSecretaryj, George Powell fPresidentj, Carmen Harris QVice Presidentj, Ginaldo Johnson, Vickie King, Calvin McDaniel, Mrs. Joselyn Jackson, Sponsor. ROW 2 - LaPrecious Morris, Cherri Tedford, Barbara Clay, Gloria Hicks, Valerie Sistrunk, Milton Maddox, Nicolette Kirkpatrick. ROW 3 - Valerie Stringer, Lynn Freeman, JoAnn Grundy, Phyllis Strong, Brenda Baxtron, Sheila Anderson, Michell Bibb. ROW 4 - jacquetta Graham, Rose McPherson, Andrew Ruffins, Harriet Freeman, Sandra Barbour, Larry Griffith, Jane Etta Mills. ROW 5 - Diane Strain, Deborah Hall, Florencetta Briscoe, Gina Poignard, Brian Coleman, Richard Campbell, Walter Brooks. Not shown: Olive Marshall, Diane Hayden, Karen Young, Valarie Cross, Martha Ealy, Sandra Guin. The Senior Board is composed of the officers from all of the senior homeroom classes. From this group, Senior Class OFFICERS Officers are elected. The purpose of the Senior Board is to co-ordinate the activi- PRESIDENT - George Powell ties of the Senior Class, such as selecting VICE PRESIDENT - Carmen Harris d . SECRETARY - Stephanie Ray the class motto, flower, poem, an song, ments for the Senior Promg and choosing a gift to the school to be presented on Glass Day. 37 Writing the class historyg making arrange-