Central High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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THE MEGAPHONE 52.4, 'T H 1 R T Y . s E v E N , ,, , ,A, H, ,,,4,Jf ,-1' gvgi,-li,,,w?,w,.o,,,, -,-n.,.,.. , -- A-B-C BOOK VIRGINIA BUCHANAN N is for natural She's that, there's no doubt KENNETH RUSSELL 0 is for orderly He's always quite neat VIRGINIA HUNT P is for popular She sweeps you ofl' your feet ROBERT MACON O is the quality That makes him the most popular boy LAURA CLARI: Hour R IS for radiant Her smile IS a joy MABEI. HAMBLEN S is for smartest She knows everything ERNESTINE MARTIN T is for talker She could out-talk a king ' QANFORD MILLER U IS for unusual No plcture you see ROBERT MACON V IS for versatile There are many thmgs he can be PAT SI-IELTQN W is for witty Which helps expel strife MARGY YANcY X is for x -uberant She's brimful of life RUTI-I JOHNSON Y is for youthful Like springtime, too EDGAR WRIGHT Z is for zealous In all he may do l i 5 j . ,Viggo-rg 7 I -27- '