Central High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Phenix City, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1942 volume:

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'?-f .1-XX - Dag, Qmemwcf To record IH some woy the memorues ot our hugh school doys so thot the hoppy port ot our lute spent here vvxll never be forgotten We olso wrsh to express our loyolty to our Alrno Moter ond those who guide her destiny if ff 8 V The thlngs thot some persons do ore soon forgotten, but the unhrlng help Thof Mrs Musick hos gnven The sfudenfs of Central will be remembered olwoys I1 IS To such on unselfush person tho? we fhe Senior Class of nlnefeen hundred ond forty Two Yoke pride IH dedncotang Thus volume of the Red ond Block f- ' - + f, get , ,wh mfg Aff' , A ,, .age ,QM - , j cf? 5951 f - Y- , hm HA fir,-R A lf I -- ' ,kj , ' :pg,'3:q4.5 , M. . ,Wf. . V 1-5M ' , k E-v-lfrlihf f? ,. 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EDGAR BYRD MARY LOUISE CARDEN RUTH CHILDS EMMA KATE CORBITT MILDRED DAVIS JOE DUDLEY WILLIAM BARNES HARVETA BARRON MARJORIE BEARD CHARLES BLALOCK EERNICE BOYET BILLY BROWN SENIOR EMMETT EVANS CRIMES FLANAGAN FLORA FULLER CLARA GATES EUGENE GLASS RALPH GLASS 4-ri' AL.. 4 .I W GRESHAM C C GRIGGS RICHARD GUTHRIE GEORGE HAMNER JEWEL HARDEN H C HARDEN III'S 7 5-la I4 Vg:,?, -1 ' e 4 I 126 . -?' . 1 i j,g II , . K ,gt . , f 1 Q I S .yin 4' SENIOR M19 BILLY HUNT JOHNNY JERKINS ISAAC JOHNSTON DORIS KNIGHT JAMES KNIOHTON HELEN LITTLE JACK HARDEN MYRTLE HARDY SARA HARRISON MARION HILL MAROIE HOOKS JOHNNY HUGULEY A4 III'S 2 Q ff ' ' L79 T ' rw: I ,A iw, fx A' Il T: f' 5 SENIOR IIIS DORA DELL LONG JACK MILLER MONTEE NEWSOME BILLY NICHOLS I-IAZEL PELHAM JOSEPHINE PHELPS ,ff 'Q 131 'S PAULINE PI-IELPS LEON POYNER DAVID PURVIS BETTYE REESE JUNE ROWLAND FREDERIC K RUMSEY SENIOR IIIS 'fl --Y I HELEN SMITH MADELYN SLOCUMB LOUISE SALLAS JAMES SCOTT JEAN SCHOFIELD DOUGLAS SIMS RUTH SHARPE CARLTON SMITH TONY THOMPSON WILLIAM THOMPSON MILDRED TILLERY HEYWOOD TILLMAN 1 ' Af 2 I C r - Q E rn :, ,M N. A J A .4 L, I ,NS iff 1- is Y If '- 5 WP: . .3 in I as M1-5 ' I I ,l A ' 4 3 I A 'Y JAMES VEASEY EDNA VERNON F U WEST EARON WILSON FLOYD WORTHY AGNES ZAGAR JACK KINNEY JAMES COBB DOROTHY DUDLEY FRANCES CHADWICK 4 2-X ,R HR SENIOR III'S JUANITA DUBOSE EMMA JEAN PITTMAN DOUGLAS CARPENTER NEAL SMITH CATHERINE MCLEMORE GENE WRIGHT ELEANOR WADE JAMES TANT NELL LANGLEY JACK GOLDEN 'J ,Z f 7 ' A T' V 1 ' T V T A i MQ 'L' A IE, , fl ' .,,:A A I 7 1' ,w 1 Q 35 I - 4, My f ,n , 4 N .V , K SJ I fi S ' -v . A Glam Dam Along the poths the Muse hos led us Through the lones ol tvy green Wtth love ond toy os cornrodes constant Lute hos been C1 Ioyous scene Frtendshtp ttres thot we hove londled Shall worm us stall through the rttght Though they ntoy hove been born feeble And the strangers who sholl wonder ln the stall ond feortul dork Moy ttnd that from your portols l sued forth the eternol sporlc Centrol to thee love ond honor Hoods ond heorts IH reverence bowed To you, students now ond ever A ture by nrght by doy o cloud MILDRED DAVIS Closs Poet They sholl shine os beocon lights. QM? Za Qwml JW Tune al God Bless Amenca New the hme for partmg Ha to us drawn near And the precrous mem rues To our heart are dear To the Teachers colors Ta The pals so True Though we love you dearly We musl say Adleu Glory To Central Hlghl Lang may Qhe slamd Wuth her courage and honor May he Qfand gamst the best an The lar d A5 we leave her face the future We ll remember through The years Glorues of Central Hugh mndsf Tall and fears By JACK KINNEY o , 11 - 11! C -'1 1 1 . , . A S . 1 1 1 11 A 11 , , . S w 1 1 ' m 1 1 . , , . . , . Here I am washing dishes trying to read the paper and not benng able to get a thing done As President of the United States I dont think I have to do this but my wnfe has gone to a bridge club and left me alone Well Ill read the paper and see what has happened I see that some of the boys nn the old school band have nonned the Cnty Band Milford Gunnells Johnny Hugley and Carlton Smith are the backbone of the new and splendid band The cnty has some new policemen Look at the new chief J VV Gresham and hns new men Ralph Franklin James Veasey and James Cobb' They are looking for the men who robbed the Phenix Girard Bank and made a get away with only SSI and a few cents The gossip cblumn June Rowland and Mildred Davns editors They worked nn the school offnce and now they wrnte gossip They say Bettye Reese gave a party where Agnes Zagar Jean Schofield and Emma Jean Pittman won all of the prizes Parties are the cause of my having to wash the dishes The stork vnsnted the homes of Jack Miller and Billy Nnckols who are reported donng nicely I guess they mean the children The editors Ralph Glass and George Hammer still make errors as they did nn the Keyhole at school The great tenor Jack Knnny and hns company of singers composed of Leon Poyner bass Johnny Jerknns baritone and Rufus Hall tenor wnll perform at the noted opera owned and operated by Isaac Johnson and H C Harden Joyce Bankston wnll be the acccmpannst Joe Dudley ns the dnrector of thns great and wonderful show Neal Smnth ns now head of the WRBL broadcasting company Smnth studied radio assnsted by Johnnne Lun ford who was one of hns classmates They are now installing a large studio nn Phenix Cnty Wnllnam Barnes and Charles Blalock are both candidates for State Senator Mr Barnes has been mayor of Phennx Cnty and Mr Blalock was the city recorder before their campaigns began I hope they make good and are always honest A special wrnte up about a new cafe Kate Blalock and Ruth Sharpe have opened the Cafe DeLuxe at the corner of Broad and Fnfth Streets The cafe wnll serve all sea foods and have as a specialty hot dogs l guess that my wnfe and I wnll go down to eat there some tnmes Grimes Flanagan is taking over hns fathers danry and ns going to have all of hns cattle shnpped an for the danry Robert Davns health inspector for Phenix Cnty ns giving hns approval of thns plan for securnng a better mnlk supply The cows were ransed nn New Jersey by the Byrd and Harden farms These farms are owned by Wnllnam Byrd and Jack Harden Louise Sallas the noted lnbrarnan has lust added fnve new books to her modern lnbrary Mnss Sallas ns known for her delncate chance of books and has some of the world s most famous ones She has all of Shakespeare s works as well as those of mod ern authors She nnvntes the publnc to vnsnt her and dn cuss the noted books wnth her Robert Gunter has taken over hns fathers business and wnll carry on as usual Johnnne Pharrns and Warren Wyatt wnll assist hnm nn the work Dorothy Ann Dudley is hns typnst . , , , ,, . , . 4 . . I ,, . . I I I - V I I : , 1 , , and its affiliates for a number of years and is now being repaid for his study. He is . . Q . . . V , . - A - f nn ,, . . . . . ,, . ,, D . . , . ,, . . . . , . , . . . ,, ,, . . . . , , , I A I . . . . I . . . ,S 4 . .,, . , . . Floyd Worthy has formed a new company of taxu cabs Duck Shirley Albert Allison and Bully Brown are some of the new drivers and are reported doung nucely un theur work They have only wrecked seven cabs un two weeks of operation Mr Worthy us now looking for new drivers The famous cooks Nell Langley and Dora Dell Long are to conduct a cooking school here next week Among the quests that are to be present are Josephine and Pauline Phelps and Kate Blalock The Purvus grocery company owned and operated by Davud Purvus as the company that us sponsoring the lectures Muss Catherine McLemore and Muss Madelyn Slocomb are leaving for Parus to buy a new supply of gowns and frocks for the J A Kurven store of Columbus They are the most prominent stylusts of Columbus Well I thought they had married and settled down but I guess I was wrong I guess I ll look on the farm page and ee what the formers are doing Let s see Ruchard Guthrie and George Hugley have bought a I OOO acre farm and are going to rause nothing but cows and weeds Richard wull have hus way but George wull guve hum plenty of trouble Boy wull they be a paur of farmers F U West announces that the great one and only screen star will be un Phenux Cuty to guve a performance un the interest of the Harden Beauty Solon owned and operated by Muss Jewel Harden of Phenix Cuty The star Muss Flora Fuller has ap peared un many outstanding pictures Mr West us Muss Fullers press agent tvluldred Tullery and Eleanor Wade the noted authors of modern books are to give talks on how to read an enuoy books Muss Tullery and Muss Wade are guvung these lectures at the courthouse and all are unvuted to attend These women are noted throughout the world as authors of modern luterature The F B I us working on a case of the mussung cars James Knughton chief of the F B I says that a dozen cars were parked un a lot and suddenly they were gone and day on thus ca e As there were ro traces around the lot where the cars were theur theory us that a blump flew over the lot dropped a cable and drew the cars unto the aur I see Muss Vurgunua Hull and Muss Gladys Pope are going to start a new druve agaunst the reckless drivers un thus cuty Miss Hull and Muss Pope say that half of the population are not trying to be careful The cuty police are audung these young ladues un thus forward step for safety Others audung these young ladies are Dan Wells and Floyd Buckner these young men are experts on how to druve and drive carefully They have only two wrecks marked up against them un theur fuve years of druvung Would that I were a but younger' A new nursung school has opened and gurls from far and near are coming to take the course As a result the male population of our town has increased about fufty per cent un the two weeks sunce the school has been opened Muss Sara Harrison founder of thus new school says that she wants all gurls who are interested to hurry and sugn the school register Muss Myrtle Hardy and Muss Earon Wilson were among the furst to sign followed by Bernice Boyette Helen Smith and Edna Vernon Thus course requires about a year of study before these gurls are ready to go out unto the world Edgar Byrd and Emmett Evens have gust publushed theur furst edutuon of theur weekly paper The Tumes Mr Byrd and Mr Evans state that they have a curculatuon of 500 and that they have many more prospects Charles Franklun and Eugene Glass start reporters of thus paper have been un the business for a long tume and say that the paper wull come out on top Bully Hunt and James Scott are the artusts for the paper That paper ought to be good for each of those fellows us an expert un hus line Frederick Rumsey the outstanding clothes desugner has opened a store in thus cuty and Douglas Simms us to be the manager Mr Simms has had experience un thus . , ,, , , . . . , . , r - , J A - 11 - - ' . . ,, . . 4 . . I ' I I - , , ' ll l Chief Knighton, assisted Royes McKenzie and Montee Newsome, are working night . Q A s . , I I ' ll . . . . , . ,, . , ll 1 . . . .. - ' 1 ll - . . 11 - - . , , f I Iune of work for many years ln the ladues department you wull see two ladues who wull walt on you and fut you wuth the latest tyles they are tvluss Harveta Barron and Mu s Frances Chadwuck lll tell my wufe about h s James Tant and Tony Thompson are sellung out theur barber busuness un order to go unto a new lune of work Thus paper also states that Horace Ward and Gene Wrught are the ones that are buyung the place of bu mess and are goung to make a grocery tore of' the old buuldung Mr Tant and Mr Thompson have been un thus busuness for a number of years and theur many fruends wull be sorry to hear that they are sellung ou Hazel Pelham and Mary Louuse Carden have been elected for two year terms un Congre s Those young ladues have done what most people thought was umpossuble and are goung to even hugher fame Muss Pelham and tvluss Carden toured the states before theur electuon Other elected at the same tume were Thomas Fuquett and James Na on Mr Nason and lvlr Fuquett had close races but won by a small number of votes Douglas Carpenter Wulluanu Thompson and Hayward Tullman are now the owners of one of the largest shoe stores un the South These young men started un the busuness when they got out of school and have been un ut ever sunce They have ten stores un the South and several un Europe Helen Luttle and .luanuta DuBose the famous blues sungers are goung to guve a performance here next week Muss Luttue and lvluss DuBose studued operatuc musuc un Europe and then decuded to sung popular ongs They have toured the Unuted States and Canada and now are goung on a Iona vacatuon Dorus Cowart Emma Kate Corbutt and Dorus Knight were rescued from a cluff un North Caroluna Thus cluff has never been scaled and these gurls were goung to do thus one fooled us they stated we are goung to try agaun I ee that the great gurls basketball team us to play here on the last week of May Thus team us unbeaten and has played IOO games The captaun Clara Gates says the team us not to be beaten Maruarue Hooks owner of the team says that the team us favored to wun the natuonal funals Edward Harrelson and Jack Golden the all Amerucan backs for thus year wull play un a benefut game for the Red Cross Harrelson and Golden started out wunnung honors un theur fre hmen years and have not stopped yet They are the best backs that I have ever seen sand C C Gruggs coach Gruggs started hus coachung career as manager of hus hugh school team Marlorue Beard and Ruth Chulds are receuvung theur degrees un chemustry from L S U thus week Muss Beard and tvluss Chulds took chemustry un hugh school and then decuded to advance theur knowledge un that fueld They have teachung posutuons In the Bleecker Hugh School and are goung to teach classes at nught for people that cannot attend them un the day tume A new barber shop has opened and has some of the most modern equupment un the South Grover Hulyer us the owner and has some of the best barbers un the Qouth workung for hum Marlon Hull and Marvun Helms are among the best Thus shop us really a fune place and when l need a hour cut after l get some haur I am goung down and get one lt us really fun to sut down and read the paper and see what your old class mates are doung When you get out of school you say that you are glad but l dont belueve that l wull ever muss any thung and wush for ut agaun as much as I do the old school days and the arguments that we had wuth the teachers ED COULTER Class Prophet . . . 5 F . 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Zeal W ZZ and 7e4ZamenZ VVe the members ot the Senror Cla un the year nuneteen hundred and forty two beung of ound body and excellent mund do hereby declare thus to be our last wull and testament to be executed as follows ARTICLE ONE Item I To Central Hugh School we bequeath our good wull and moral support to be u ed as ut was u ed by the Board of Educatuon un the purchasung of the truangular lot for an elementary lunuor hugh school em ll To the duqnutue Senuor s ol I94Q 43 we wull the front rows of seats un the center ectuon of the audutoruum for a sembly t rn ll To the Senuor ll s we leave our great abrluty to vex our dear teachers Item IV To the Senror ls we leave the pruvulege ot choosung theur electuve sub ec Item V lo the Junuor Ill s Ialls the delught of begunnung a term un the same buuld rn w th the superuor students Item VI To the Junuor lls we wull the old Ieelrng one acquures after the Iurst year un hugh school Item VII To the Junuor ls we leave our sympathy and envy lor the heartaches and pauns of the long hard years before them ARTICLE TWO Item I To each tnduvudual ot the Sentor II Cla us lelt the followung by the mem bers ot the Senuor Class Albert Allusan leaves to Dan Hodge hrs beloved nuckname Hoss VVulluarr Barnes wulls hrs golden curls to Gerald Davus To Hugh Mullun falls Charles Blalocks beautrtul name Beauregard Bully Brown beaueaths hrs basketball suut to Clarence Cummungs Floyd Buckner delughttully wulls all hrs books to Floyd Ray To Woodrow Wulson Edgar Byrd leaves hus dry humor VVulluam Byrd leaves the beautuful plays un football to Bob Waddaul Douglas Carpenter bequeaths hrs hour brush ard comb to Joe Benefueld James Cobb wulls hrs place on the baseball team to Harvey Knowles To E C Smuth Jr falls all the wuttrcusms and nonsensucal sayungs of Edward Coul'er Robert Davus leaves to R VV Edwards hrs favorrte chaur un Englush class Joe Dudley wulls hrs tooth brush and holder to hrs brother John Dudley Emmett Evans leaves the red pencul he uses tn bookkeepung to Mack Lake and hrs cha m bracelet to Lamar Weaver r I4 Harveta Barron wulls her defense stcumps to Wulma Blue and her old pencrls to Eula Hudson and Dora Frances Jones , ' ss ' ' - , ' s ' I ' ' ' s ' . s I ' ' ' It , f d ' III' - ' le l. 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IS. , ' ' ' l5 Marlorre Beard leaves her place as matorette to Betty Gunter and Faye o cumb lo To Nancy Caldwell and Dora Fay Mullrn Kate Blalock leaves her bewrlder ment at Central l7 Bernrce Boyett beaueaths her monopoly on lockers to Barbara Carroll and her beautrful vorce to Ann Ward Dorothy Hamer Corbrtt Mary Lourse Carden leaves her de rberate manner to Wrllre Pearl Hart and rce Frances Chadwrck wrlls to Dorothy Edwards the honor of berng Carnrval Queen Ruth Chrlds wrlls her quret ways to Martha Jean Bland and Sara Krrk Thomas Frquett leaves hrs lazy drawl to Harold Smrth Grrmes Flanagan wrlls hrs trmrdrty to Randolph Johnson Charles Franklrn beaueaths all hrs cxtra energy to Emory Calhoun Ralph Franklrn wrlls to Madrson Parker hrs very best pocket knrfe To Jack Veasey Eugene Glass leaves hrs habrt of borrowrng pencrl erasers Ralph Glass bequeaths to Charles Howell hrs publrc speakrng abrlrty Jack Golden leaves hrs posrtron ot captarn ot the football team to George J W Gresham wrlls hrs place on the Keyhole Staff to Edward Coftreld To Barbara Tucker and Inez Scott falls the quret rntellrgence ot Emma Kate Dons Cowart wrlls her excessrve talk to Julra Scott and her huge appetrte to Mary Rrchards 3l Mrldred Davrs leaves her love of typrng to Betty Kearney and Rebecca Harrell and her poetrc nature to any Senror ll who wrll accept rt 32 Juanrta Dubose wrlls her place rn the lrbrary to Rosa Wrllrams and Jrmmre Ruth Slappey 33 Dorothy Dudley bequeaths her tardy permrts to Elrzabeth Becknell 34 Flora Fuller bequeaths all of her chewrng gum to Mary Joyce Wall and her beautrtul tresses to Dorrs Broadwater 45 Vann Clara Gates leaves her love of books to Lrllran Ramsey and Elsre Trllery C C Grrggs leaves to Harley Harrelson hrs abrlrty to cook chrle Mrltord Gunnels bequeaths hrs bass horn to Ashby Huguley Robert Gunter leaves hrs pretty grrl frrends to Curtrs Peacock Rrchard Guthrre wrlls hrs knowledge of tarmrng to Harry Hunt To Lester Newsome falls Rufus Hall s slow delrberate manner Jewel Harden wrlls her part rn the operatto to Eula Mae Brantley To Barbara Buce Myrtle Hardy wrlls her love of comrc books Sara Harrrson leaves her goddess lrke beauty to Lrbba Ratlrff and Betty Hrlyer To Dorrs and Edna Perkrns Vrrgrnra Hrll wrlls her quret manners Margre Hooks leaves her love ot basketball to Jeannette Clark and Myra Nell . 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Q Poole Turnage rrbbons O9 r lrn sley an l the thrrd '7 77 To Dorothy Weems goes Doris Knights beautiful harr George Hamner leaves to Ernet Horne the positron of editor of the annual H C Harden Jr wrlls hrs abrlrty to sing to James Armour Jack Harden sadly leaves Nell Edge to Frank l-oward Edward Harrel on bequeaths to George Carlisle hrs excessive height Marvin Helms wrlls hrs car to Elroy Hrcks Marion Hill leaves to Lamar Horn a few of hrs freckles Nell Langley wrlls her case of the giggles to Elwynn Stephens Helen Little leaves her matter ot tact manner to Hazel Jackson Dora Dell Long bequeaths her quiet ellrcrency to Mrrram Allen and Dorothy To Mrldred East Catherine McLemore leaves her oh so modest ways Hazel Pelham wrlls her wardrobe to Daphrne Flynn and her corffure to Glorra Josephine Phelps leaves her old harr prns to Betty Jane Harrrs and her harr to Laura Walker To Tommy McClusky Grover Hrlyer leaves the secret of hrs beautiful harr George Huguley wrlls hr harr tonic to Carl Copeland Johnnre Huguley bequeaths hrs ushers uniform to Billy Norris Isaac John ton wrlls hrs curly locks to Albert Fortune Jack Kinney leaves to Cecrl Curtrss hrs place rn Glee Club To Calvrn Srddall James Knrghton leaves that f k pair o oc s with the small rn the toe Johnnre Lunsford wrlls hrs love for the crty to Tommy Cain Raves McKenzie bequeaths to Junior Clarrdy hrs lavorrte tre Jack Mrller bequeaths to Remanyr Parker hrs rnabrlrty to decide on a regular Pauline Phelps leaves her sunny drsposrtron to Margie Smith and Frances Brl Emma Jean Pittman bequeaths her dynamic personality to Helen Jackson to Joyce Brooks her love of school To Carole Evans and Lucy Williams Gladys Pope leaves her shy manner To Joyce Grrffrn Bettye Reese wrlls her positron a captain of the cheerleaders James Nason wrlls to Mrllard King hrs permit to leave school at the end of period Monte Newsome leaves all hrs love to Myron Horne Brlly Nichols leaves the office of President of the Senior Class to Emory Carlisle Johnnre Pharrrs passes all of hrs good looks on to Rex Williams To George Barbee Leon Poyner leaves hrs handsome profile 46. A I I A I ' 47. S ' ' A - 48. . . , ., ' ' M ' - 49. r - 50. s ' A ' ' A - Sl. ' ' 4 I V 52. ' ' e ' . 53. ' ' 1 54. ' - - - 55. . . . . . 56. A , ' H A f H - 57A . . . . 58, . . . . . 59. , ' ' ' ' . 60' . .S . . y 61' . . , . . . . 62. Billy Hunt leaves to Albert Calhoun his quiet ways and polite manners. 63. 5 ' ' ' . 64. ' A ' ' ' . 65. ' ' , ' .. ' s ' h I ' . 66. ' ' ' ' ' . 67' I . . . . . . l 68' . . . . .. . gi I. 69. ' ' ' ' ' ' '- g . 70. ' ' ' d . 7 l . . I ' 72' . . 1 . .. S . ' 73. ' ' ' ' ' 14. ' D 75. ' ' ' ' ' ' I 76 . . . . . t 78 David Purvis wills his gallant way with the ladies to Jimmy James 79 Frederick Rumsey leaves his love tor the girls to James Bush and hs fish stories toJ L Harrelson Koone Brewer To Clarence Huckaby goes James Scott good old lock Louise Sallas wills to Artie Blalock her low voice Jean Schofield leaves her violin to Idonia Love and her timidity to Juanita Ruth Sharpe bequeaths her ease at making As to Betty White Dick Shirley the one man basketball team wills his position to Johnny Douglas Sims leaves to Joseph Waldrup his ability of always being seen talking to the girls IO6 To Billy East falls Carlton Smith s paper route Neal Smith bequeaths to Robert Baker his motorcycle James Tant leaves to Harold Jimmerson the ability to ask questions Tony Thompson wills all his old magazines and newspapers to Karl Smith William Thompson wills his great love ot economics to Jack Sanders Madelyn Slocumb leaves to Sally Huguley her bookkeeping notebook Helen Smith wills her beloved cosmetics to Edna Earl Gray and Joyce Smith Edna Vernon leaves her calm ways to Frances Modling and Dorothy Hicks Eleanor Wade wills her grace to blush to Jeanne McKinnon and Marion Love Heywood Tillman leaves his love of Shakespeare tragedies to Jack Ray James Veasey leaves to Bryan Glass his quiet serious manner To Frank Grimes is left Horace Ward s reserved manner Dan Wells bequeaths his Senior dignity to Julian Watkins F U Wests love of parties goes to Clyde Layfield Floyd Worthy leaves his rough neck habits to Edward Kent Earon Wilson leaves her quiet charm to Joyce Stockton and Vera Johnson To Dolly Zagar goes Agnes Zagar s ability to ptterbug To Roy Watford Gene Wright wills his love of shorthand Warren Wyatts serious air is left to Benny Willis I June Rowland do bequeath to Marie Aaron my place in the office and to some Senior ll the privilege ot writing the last will and testament We the Senior Class of l942 in witness hereof do hereby set our seal this twenty seventh day of May nineteen hundred and forty two JUNE ROWLAND Testator Witnesses W O LANGLEY EDNA GRAY DEMPSEY I I H. H 80. As . 8l. A A A A . 82- . . . . . . . . 83. A ' A . 85. I A A A A A 86. A A A . 87. A A . 88. A A A A . 89. A A A A . 9O. A A A A A . 9l. A . 92. A A A A . 93. To Mildred McWhorter and Margie Allen falls Mildred Tillery's innocent looks. 94. A A . 95. A - - A A . 96. A A A . 97. A A , A . 98. A A ' . 99. . . . . . . I lOO. , . A A A . 101. ' ff - ff ' . lO2. A A lO3. ' A A AA . IO4. , A A A' . . lO5. A A A A A A . Jfnicwq afike 61644 af 44,2 On a brught September day un l936 a group of eager eyed youngsters were wonderung dazedly about the halls of Central Yes we were those youngsters and we were sumply dumb founded because we were now un hugh school Thunk of ut ot grammar school students but hugh school students' We were the bug shots of the day so we thought Then came the uolt we were the only ones who thought so Boy we were plenty green' Yet at thus early date we learned to love Central and have loved ut dearly ever sunce Soon after enterung school we met the superuntendent What a huge man he was and Mr Langley the pruncupal Every tume Mr Stough looked our way you could hear all our knees knockung Home Sweet Home We soon got over thus because he and Mr Langley treated us so nucely and were so kund that we learned to love them both very much ln the eught and nunth grades the gurls began to wear make up lust loads of ut The boys began to wash behund theur ears wuthout theur mothers havung to make them do so Then we became Senuor Is Gosh we were excutedl Just beung any type of senuor tuckled us punk But the Senuor lll s stull looked upon us as mere chuldren Well thus was O K by us because we knew that every dog has hus day and ours was comnng soon Durung thus year we began to take more unterest un school actlvutues and began to look forward to school wuth pleasure Our mothers no longer had to push us to school Durung our eleventh year for the furst tume we had uount class meetungs gust as the senuors dud Man were we le dl G of the class that year We were all lookung forward to the Junuor Senuor receptuon Thus year we could go and we lust couldnt waut untul the tume came Funally the bug moment arruved The gurls came dressed up un theur best regalua and the boys even put on clean shurts By the way the gurls had toned theur make up down to lust the rught amount Thus receptuon us a very umportont bruck un our wall of memorues Then our really bug moment came ln September of l94l we enrolled as super dugnufued senuors Dud l say dugnufued? Nevertheless we were un our prude and glory Bullue Nuchols was our very capable presudent We really dud thungs un a bug way thus year We partucupated un everythung of umportance Our carnuval munstrel receptuon ana partues proved huge successes We reall backed h I h y our sc oo t us year un all thungs uncludung the purchase of seven acres of land to help enlarge our school Now that the tume has come to walk down the ausle of o dt f ur au uoruum or the last tume we all feel a twunge of regret that we must now graduate All these years at Central have been the happuest days of our luves and they wull luve un our memorues forever Before leavung we wush to express our undyung thanks to our teachers Mr Stough and Mr Langley for all they ve done for us and we want to remund them to remember us always as we wull remember them Now we the Senuors of l942 bud our beloved Central the faculty and the student body a regretful farewell BETTYE REESE Hustoruan CENTRAL HIGH S 4 , I I - - . ' I ' . ' ' . , n . H - H , . I ' V , H - H H t 1 l I - r S - I . . , . , . . . . , - , ' ' . , p ase . eorge Hamner presided as President - , . , , . I . . I ' I , . , . I V . I I , . 1 . I ' I I F. , .115 ,Q l Qi Eel X SENIOR IIS MARIE AARON MIRIAM ALLEN GEORGE BARBEE O BENEFIELD FRANCES BILLINGSLEY EULA MAE BRANTLEY BARBARA BUCE TOMMY CAIN EMORY CARLISLE EDITH CLARIDY CARL CORELAND CLARENCE CUMMINGS JOHN DUDLEY BILLY EAST I L J' MARGIE ALLEN JAMES ARNOUR MARTHA JEAN BLAND WILMA BLUE JOYCE BROOKS DORIS BROADWATER ALBERT CALHOUN BARBARA CARROLL JEANETTE CLARK EDWARD COFFIELD CECIL CURTIS GERALD DAVIS MILDRED EAST DOROTHY EDWARDS E , . T XX 'KET gn-sei' .A 3 ' M' cf fin K Qi . J J E I M I I ll 4. I 'I . ' 5 ' I I I .Z I I ' Wx ny . f 9 ' Y 'i Q A in 4 ' I 41 I ,N I A C ' Y 3 1 . X ' A E ? L. I , - J 6 41 9 K 13 ix QA Q 8 7, hh I fzfw g ' 'AQ f fi? A 'A 2 3 . , .N I ' ,Q Nbr -fy?-f J Y 'ef' I A SENIOR CAROLE EVANS DAPHINE FLYNN EDNA EARLE GRAY JOYCE GRIFFIN GEORGE HAMER REBECCA HARRELL BETTY JANE HARRIS ELROY HICKS ERNEST HORNE MYRON HORNE ASHBY HUGULEY SALLY HUGULEY HELEN JACKSON JIMMY JAMES ALBERT FORTUNE BRYAN GLASS FRANK GRIMES BETTY GUNTER HARRELSON HARLEY HARRELSON BETTY HILYER DOROTHY HICKS FRANK HOWARD EULA HUDSON HARRY HUNT HAZEL JACKSON FRANCES JERNIGAN HAROLD JIMMERSON AL! ,I p4 'K 1 SENIOR JOHNSON RANDOLPH JOHNSON MILLARD KING SARA K RK IDONIA LOVE JEANNE MCKINNON DORA FAY MULLIN LESTE R NEWSOME REMANYI PARKER DORIS PERKINS LILLIAN RAMSEY LIBBA RATLIFF INEZ SCOTT CALVIN SIDDALL KEARNEY EDWARD KENT JUANITA KOON MACK LAKE MILDRED MCWHORTER FRANCES MODLING BILLY NORRIS BETTY OSBORNE DOROTHY POOLE MARGARET PRICKETT MARY RICHARDS JACK SANDERS RUTH SLAPPEY FAYE SLOCUMB II'S VERA BETTY I SENIOR E C SMITH JR JOYCE SMITH MARGIE SMITH ELWYNN STEPHENS JOYCE STOCKTON ELSIE TILLERY BARBARA TLJCKER MYRA NELL VANN JACK VEASEY BOB WADDAIL MARY JOYCE WALL LAURA WALKER ANN WARD ROY WATFORD JULIAN WATKINS LAMAR WEAVER DOROTHY WEEMS BETTY WHITE REX WILLIAMS ROSA WILLIAMS WOODROW WILSON X M' IA AL Waln- fl' s I I X3 -z- 1. we S... fy' f 515 1 KATHERINE SMITH SENIOR I JOHN ARRANT BILLY BOSS JAMES COSTELLO WARREN DUDLEY LINDSEY EVANS CHARLES FIELD RUPERT SUSIE ORIGGS JAMES OUNTER THOMAS HOWELL CALVIN JACKSON MARGARET JACKSON .f Q AS CLARENCE JOHNSTON EARLINE KINNE KATHERLINE KINNEY COOPER LEGGETT DICK LUPO WILLIAM MILLER ALVIN REGINALD MCGLAMRY DOUGLAS PUTNAM JACK A WALTER R CE WALTER SANDERS CHARLES SMITH 'II h Sai ,AF BILL WADDAIL I Nw I J Q in-. , ' IJ A . . : 5 ' I fi! II 1 I FULLER MOORE ' S' , '2 A 'X II. .. A Ls. mia I A 4' ' I ' K' I R Y f 'I IL A, x 1 1 E- -J' .Ag I , A 1 ff' 4 1 J I ,I ' A1 ,- ' . , TI .f , T' f 57 si I1 r A 14 Is ff ? I7 .2 I KI' M J I YQL. III s I 4 I ff' e A A fr f' 3 . 45 A F Ji I V' L MACK ROSSO SENIOR VIVIAN ADERHOLD JAMES ALLEN ROY BROWNING ANNE BUSH SARA BYRD HELEN CHILDS BILLY CULPEPPER PETE DEVLIN MARGARET FULLER OLGA GATES lg , Fw -2 iv, 'Q ' IL , f M ,, ' . I RUBY NELL SHORES I B'5 BETTY HARRISON ANN HIBLER AUBREY I-IICKS MARGARET JOHNSON SUE LAUDERDALE VERA LESLIE MATTHEWS HATTIE ELLEN PERRY FRANCES ROLLINGS CURRY MEREDITH HELEN MCLEMORE fl I4 g 45 ' ei. I ' , .I 'T I in TI? 3 -LQ, ,f M ef , E7 I Q - ' ,uw 1 A ' r' H FII fi ff' Ii I li HELEN THORNTON 'Q ,JJI SENIOR I C S HELEN BARBEE ESSIE MAE BRITTON BETTY BROOKS MARGARET CARAWAY JESSE COVINGTON SCOTT DUNCAN CECIL FRANKLIN B N ,.. fa FREDERICK .IUANITA FULLER MARGLJERITE GAMBLE JACK HAINES HAZEL MCCAIN NELLIE SAPP DERWOOD SIMS BARBARA THOMPSON JANE WALL I Q NORA WARREN LAWRENCE WILSON 7 .SQ 'XZ' SENIOR BETSY ANDREWS LO S BARBEE JENNINGS BENTON KATHLEEN BURKS in BETTY BLALOCK HELEN CRAIG Qtr MARTHA CHARLES CLAYTON EDNA DUKE NELL EDGE ETHEL EDWARDS MARY ANNA EVANS BRENDA DOWNING ' BETTY GENE GARRETT BETTY JANE GRAHAM AMY WILLIAMS 'I I 334' :vow I D'S RALPH GRIFFIN JUANITA HARRELSON ani!-In EMMA JEAN HARRELSON LILLIAN HEARN BETTY HENDERSON RUBY HORNE DANNY HOWARD ALICE JENKINS NANCY JOHNSON VERLIE JONES ROBBIE KNOWLES MARTHA NELL LITTLE MARY PERKINS BETTY SMITH JUANITA WORTHY - A C: 1' 9 ,. I -A A' J X Q x, K I B ' 1 -1 I -G 5 I V . I I N A Y Q I fa Q, ,fix I ' - A wp .: Y 1 I I 1 I I 2 X i A I, 4 -I A f I 06 If A-0 ' '- ' 6 ., :L M - ' ' 4 A , , 1' 1 I I Q 9 4 8 ' . v It A T Te' T, .Ja 'ff I I I - ' I ' ' Q Z.. R A . I: K NV X 412 A' . l -, V ' ' sl IA - I ESSAT I 3 2 'Y I I 4 I I I ' 4 ' I fe- ' I ... fl If wif 1 WW Ab gf , I C, A 'v ,. I A -- Nuna Mae Burlcs Drew Bynum Pearl Cook Dorothy Corbett Mlrlam Edwards Donald Eyles Jack Farrar Helen Fortune Hughes Foster Edna Earl Grant Orum Hamner Mary Hart hd 'fn i Hazel Hnghtower Homer Hunt Paul Jackson Joe Johnson Faye Melton Frances McKnssuc James McWhorter Ra-:hard Newsom 1- N, mn Y? Bessie Newsome Jordan Parks Jr Barbara Parker Mary Parsons Clalre Rendell John Rendell Clara Myrl Rnce PS Ruby Nell Sanders Molon Snmmons Bowne Spruuell Gene Tullery Nurmn Youngstrom I J Q v ,J . 1 idx? A , ,J 7' 'V '.a,a , R: -L f CN J 1 1 P , fp 4 M ,X Q ky' T57 X6 2 ,mmfm A y 1 3 N 1 A' I 9 5 A S' 2- P MTE y J ,ffl 1 g I y t g M, 4. hz 1 - fl s ai ., Q 3 A lv JUNIOR lll A'S JUNIOR HI B S Lorefto BoyeTfe Joyce Dobbs Juonufc Fuller Corolyn Gorrert Morgoret Hollond Fronces Horne Roso Lee Keorney Peggy Krllnngsworth Nong Koone Betty McClusky lxx N fgsv-V' Efhelone Myers Agnes Powers Jeon Prince Loree Smith Suegeffe Tounron Modelune Thorpe Borboro Veosey Morlorne Vernon Bernice Worren V 2 I qi s. . ,Kg HK I. 'R :gf ' qi Or K ,V if ' I L I 5 nj, 1 U V 1 J ' 'W .4 Area- w e ' ' as ,X A 0 A 4 ,g ' 5 , , 7 so. I Q 1 , B 5 f Y - Q . ar 2 ff' -4 r N B , , fp G Kew . B - lv lr B 11 f 1 Q 0 5' ' ,w I. ev K it dx is. A Juluaefte Boswell Jack Chadwick Eric Dudley Zelle Fannnn Jacob Hartley ...J 1 ,L....A JUNIOR III C'S Leonard Koon Ray Marlun Evelyn Nevels Jimmy Smllh Eugene Thompson Jean Johnston Bully Jordan Charles Kelly Bully Kennedy John Knowles Q' 45 J fs' 5 M Q, I J ' 1 W A 1. , fn Z4 f 'C J Jllll Q J f lr' . . J 'xx J J ' o L il q A 'N K1 H' llll as l 4 I ' J Mary Cecile Bailey Bettie Bazemore Conrad Blackman Jeanne Blake Mary Lee Caldwell Charles Clegg Vernlce Corbltt Joe Dennus Juanlta Gruggs M xx 1 JUNIOR III Edna Gullatt Helen Hall Sara Henderson Sue Huguley Margaret Jennrngs Charles Kelly Gay Nell Mrtchell D'S Esther McCollister Sara Ann Putnam Mary Sherman Imogene Smith Ruth Storey Anrta Strrckland Gene Tyner Vrvnan Warren Eugene Warren A M' ffm Maldred Allen Jewel Anthony Evelyn Aurand Elnzabeth Carroll Mattne Chapman Tommre Chapman Dorothy Dudley Q JUNIOR Ill Bertha Mlller Betty Shirley Palmer Weaver Mary Louuse West Geraldune Whitten r N,a '33 Ann Harrell Pete Harris Fanme Nell Hendrncks Rudolph Hand man Betty Kennrngton Gordon Locklar Marlorre Luker 3 x 1, + r W Y 'V VS., r 12 I, 5, ,4 , .5 4, K ,ll X ,f 'P f -4 :F i s C ' ' V A AX A W5 y XM, Mx ,R 3 ' 'S Q Oh U Li, C X 4 ,Q 'A llkk ll K ,if I Robert Blackman Murrell Brown Eugene Blanton Paul Cadwell Ralph Casey Joyce Clegg Wulma Cole Bully Curlee Charlie Durham Frances East Marvun Fuller Clark Gull Doris Guthrre Che ter Golden Wnllram Harnes Sherman Hart Dorus Harvey Mary Frances Helms JUNIOR II A'S Tony Wood Horace Jackson Edmund Jones Janice Kennedy Margaret Lewrs Peggy Massey J C Merednth Carolyn Mrlls Paul Moran Helen Mullen Harry O Pray Douglas Ray Elaine Robrnson Monroe Sanders Mary Frances Smuth Vrrg1nla Smnth Lewrs Thrarlkrll Wilford Wlllrams Ladura Wood D C Band Bettye Faye Brooks La Juance Caraway Madelme Dudley Shtrley Evans Louise Foster James Franklin Clara Ann Goins Betty Golden Charlte Grlfflth Warren Grnmes Mary Hamer Chrtstune Hatcher Donald Henderson Louise Hudson JUNIOR Il B S Audrey Johnston Vnrgunuo Kundred Myrtle Lane Sara Lane Jack Nevels Herman Long Frances Lunsford Carson McDaniel J S Mltchell Jr Patsy Perry Evelyn Phillips Kathryn Randall Bnllne Roberts Arthur Roberts Hugh Stmmons Gusculle Scott Omne Lee Short Clatre Smith Flora Sttllwell William Stockton Anne Venable Eugene Word Jr Grace Wellman Martha Wulltams Eugene Whntaker Bura Mae Whtte Myrtle Wynn , I L L t . i K A . X t ff , L l l 1 C L 4 av'- I , . I Betty Jean Allen L M Blackman Edna Earl Caldwell Evelyn Chadwick Annue Mae Clegg Morgue Crowley Pudune Day Charles Durden Zoe Dobbs Betty Dorsey Dewey Edwards Jantce Edwards Jasper Franklm Lester Golden Julnan Gray JUNIOR Beatrtce Grtfftn Dorothy Hart Beverly Htbler J W Hodge Joyce Horne Bobby Jackson Mavis Jenktns James Kendrtck IIS Bully Knox Frank Lavendar Anna Lovelace Myron Mclntyre Dons Phelps Ruth Poor Grady Prince Betty Marte Powers Bobby Rowland Jannce Seaborn Frances Shavor Louns Shupo Jo Nell Starnes Dorothy Wllltams Frances Womack Edgar Arnchabacher Leroy Alllson George Affleck Bnlly Barbee Wullle Cole Marvin Chllds Eunelle Corbett Johnny Downs Agnes Gay .lack Glbson Walter Helms Bermce Hickman Leroy Howard dv-Ml JUNIOR II D'S Mary Alice Hardln Jean Hutchins Mary Dell Harrell Kathryn .lumrnerson Lullnan Jones Denton Layfueld James Layheld Cecil Lanner Ednth Manvllle Louie Nattoclcs Vernace Oswalt Faith Otts Wnlllam Sallas Frances Saxon Burnett Shelnut Jock Tlllery Dorothy Whuteh Mrldred Wtlson Versle Walden ead Frances Bankston Raymond Barbee Lora Brooks Mane Burkes Sam Cook Wrlluam Cook Jack Edge Wayne Esco Colver Free Earnest Fuller Robert Gunter Betty Hall Faye Harvey Thelma Hayes Roy Head JUNIOR Il Edward Hightower Lamar Hanson Alby Hughes Roy Hutto Mary Krllrngsworth Elalse Leggette Maxey Weeks Betty Pope Peggy Reese E'S Pete Reese Sonny Reese Florence Robinson Trudy Sexton Edna Sherman Bully Shlpp James Smrth Eunrce Spears Brlly Tu ry Heywood Turnage Evelyn Veasey Eduth Ward J M Watford Helen Whatley B lly Wtllls BRN Dolores Armour Dennis Austxn Margaret Bagley Carolyn Blake Joyce Blanton Jean Belcher Danny Brennan Mary Ann Brown Bradford Carden John Copeland Johnnne Durham Roy Edwards Joyce Fuller Annette Garrett Betty Gullenwater JUNIOR I A'S Johnnne Mae Greene Bllly Hall Betty Ann Harden Lllllan Howell Edna Jernrgan Thomas Jones Ross Kmghton Brlly Koon Betty Faye Lnttle Aldlne Maddox Gladys Meeks Adelle Moore Connie Parker Mauruce Patterson Bully Phllllps Jean Powers Martha Jean Putman Betty Randall Lloyd Reddish Lorene Srmms Hugh Slappey Mary Shores David Smlth T C Smnth Milton Tlllery Sara Word Frank Wnllxams Patrlcla Whute Evelyn Arnold Ladelle Beard Wlllene Boone Dorothy Crews Benny Cole Leon Cadwell Louise Frleth Annette Gray Ladell Gnllnland Betty Jean Gaylor Clarence Gunnels Junior Hall Chrtstlne Hall Ednth l-larns Betty Ann Hardnn JUNIGR I Bernlce Hollis Vtrglnla Hay Betty Howard Mary Nell Kneghton Carolune Lott Ann Moss Mary Julia Nncholson Rosa Newsome Kathleen Putnam Yvonne Richardson Thurston Riddle Ramona Sums Frances Sanders Sarah Ann Shell Bully Snelltngs Mara Taylor Ramona Veasey Betty Vann Martha Wells Edtth Whaley Betty Lou Wnlluarns Evelyn Woodall Donald Wynn fir- Thelma Andrews Wallace Burns Gene Brooks Robert Carden Blllue Ruth Courson Wlnfred Digby Walluam Flowers Rounet Formby James Fredrrck Howard Furr Margle Gibson Dons Hallford Homer Hammock Daisy Eluzabetb Ha Harrns Henderson rrell JUNIOR I C'S Wlnnze B Jobnson Dolores Martan Edsel McCain James Muxon Jane Mote Carol Nason Paul Nelson Ray Newsome Mildred Newsome Raymond Page Artis Pursell Ople Wray Reemes Betty Jo Rutledge Mildred Sellers Robert Scott Joel Smith Glorla Stewart James Summer Luverne Tolley Freddie Volklng Margaret Waldrup Vnrgvma Wullaams Jeannette Wood Annie Mae Worthy Joyce Wynn Betty Jane Arrant Robert Arnold Wallace Brown Evelyn Bush Ann Brown Bernice Buckles Elorse Bryan Loulse Culpepper Margaret Cook Dorothy Costello Peggy Dennts George Floyd Hrnton Gunter Olan Hall Maxle Hatchell JUNIOR Manley Hatchell Charles Hardy Eugene Harden Martha Harrrson Lewrs Howell Evelyn Huclcaby Emuly Kate Head Rosa Head Jean James Luclle Jackson Joan McClellan Alford Murphy Herman Newsome Alfred Parson Julran Pasley Betty Jean Ray Kenneth Rtchardson Gene Randall Betty Ann Rowland Clyde Sapp Dallas Srddall Jummy Turnage Sybrl Webb Marge Walden Wullre Wade Marrame Wells iii Ls Joe Barley Lee Barley Homer Barbee Alfred Bsgbee Vernard Barbee Robert Bishop Margery Bushop James Bland Wrlbur Bradshaw Horace Bush Horace Burton Ellis Ann Carter Douglas Clegg Barbara Clegg Paul Dovrs JUNIOR I E S Rufus Davls J H Day L c oudn y Harold Free Thomas Gay Nunnally Gordy Clafford Greene David Harrelson Aubue Hart John Hart Cllnfon Hendrnclcs Wafkrns Horne Hugh Horton Mary Hughes Douglas Hufchens Owen Lee Jackson Frank Johnson Joyce Johnston Lucy Clyde Kay Lawrence Krrven Clydue Mae Kung Eval Manvnlle Sara Alnce Modlang Dorothy Mrng Catherine Maples Bully Weaver Jud Wrlson Annie Rufh Wells ri y rx' y g y Jane Alin Nelda Barron Charles Bowen Wella Dean Cole Marion Coulter Byron Davis Talmadge DuBose Frances Duncan Jeanne Floyd Billy Giglir Frank Gitbert Robert Greene Emmett Hall Jack Hall Charles Head JUNIOR I Robert Hodge Rita Mae Hutchinson Cecil Jones Ann Kent Joe Lavey Clifton Layfield Darlas Mae Lansdon Ralph Martin Maggie Lee Matthews Grace Mills Haywood Meeks Oruin Moran Juanita Natl Betty Joyce Parker Eunice Nae Parr Bill Perdue Betty Jean Pittman Lum Powers, Jr. Romonia Reed Jack Robertson Jack Robertson Herbert Shipp Pansy Shypes Mildred Tanner Jean Tolley George Vrgvhard Freddie Webster Robert Wynn R X 2 , x L, . 5 1 I A 7 V f 3 my-wqgx , J xx I fl!!! A ff' X A Q A,, if , Lf' X 1 5 , ci AQ X 2 ,, , BASEBALL KINGS LINE-UP Reading from left to right, First Row: Carlton Hill, outfield, Lester Newsome, third base, Millard tvtyrick, pitcher, J. T. tvlyrick, second base, Billy Culpepper, outfielder, Willie Bo Byrd, outfielder, Aubrey Hicks, outfielder, Harvey Knowles, catcher . . . Sec- ond Row, Millard King, short stop, Jack Golden, third base, Joe Dudley, pitcher, Johnny Brewer, catcher, Floyd Worthy, second base, Flroy Hicks, pitcher, Billy Brown, first base . . . Third Row: Doc Davis, assistant manager, Bryant Fuller, manager, Roy Brown- ing, start stop, James Cobb, pitcher, Dick Shirley, outfielder, Alfred Harden, outfielder, Buck Weaver, outfielder, Pete Devlin, first base, Tommy Garrett, coach. NOTATION This year the Central High School baseball team has ioined the newly formed Val- ley League. The league consists of four teams, Central also took part in the Bi-City race between the three schools of this district Last year the baseball team of Central brought glory and fame to Central by winning the Bi City championship Spirit was high among the students and team and o very enioyable season was had by all ni Y IUIBP f r pl 'X Aw t if NR ji -Q4 .QL X if 9, as if A hz L tl 6... 'X 'Q' 4-Q1-K Ma 6 'fn F ' 1 ' M 'S L-'Q -' Q X 'sl ' A if g ,yin c A L F wt- 5 Q, , 5: g A i ,Q I Gig, . - 17 g if sie wi' i . J . it yi g ' ,h . J ,, ' , A 1: A 3 we 'ff' . , , , 3, .1 ,, , , L st I ti UI I an I 'z 1' Q, X an l Q X A 'U' gg V , H g I I J V. 4 J V . ? l V' J Q, L f 5 fl 1 if Y x V , p' I , 'A , 'f ,T gi: :,, 7 Z -I A I ' EU ' 'L rl f W 2' ' A 5? -J 'lr ' .2 Z5 2. ly s s gy, , A, V at W , f fu, ,A 4, Wd ,W J . 1 If , ,V . ,- V 1 , t, V It I Xxx G g KS g sq I - ., ,if ' ll' l ir' W if I in I 5 V , w ' ' ' ' N5 ith ,L , 9--1--W A f. 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',. 743 Q fnrw LGUST . jf, 9 Y ,nh V, X2 ff X0 1 15 14 X5 ' xpf Q' J X! 27 28 XY X J 'Y Q72 PUBLISHERS OF THE KEYHOLE MLRIAM ALLEN 2- K- , ,adm an EDWARD COEFIELD '-uw DORIS COWART CECIL CURTIS ELORA FULLER RALPH GLASS N, 1 J W, GRESHAM GEORGE HAMNER MARJORIE HOOKS MYRON HORNE MONTEE NEWSOME JAMES VEASEY MRS M L PRUET 5UPefv'S0f FREEDOM of the PRESS A lb 6 ol 4 Lili.. .- 3 K 'F K V V 7 I 4 - 2 I OUR PRIDE AND JOY I 'tiki gym JIMMIE JAMES Drum Malor MAJORETTES Marlorie Beard Nelle Edge Betty Jean Garrett Carolyn Garrett Betty Golden Betty Jane Graham MEMBERS OF Charles Blalock Conrad Blackman Billy Boss Hubert Bosswell Homer Bryant Barbara Buce Laiuana Caraway Margaret Caraway Jack Chadwick Martha Charles Clayton Cecil Curtis Billy Conkle Billy Curlee Lindsay Evans Charles Franklin Ralph Franklin Chester Golden Lester Golden Nunnally Gordy Ralph Griffin E. F. RAY Band Director Betty Gunter Margarett Jackson Margarett Prickett Faye Slocumb Betty Smith Barbara Tucker BAND Milford Gunnells Eugene Goins William Haines Jack Harden Mary Hart Billy Harrison George Hamner Donald Henderson Hugh Horton Johnnie Hughley Ashby Hughley Jimmie James Julius Jones Parks Jordan James Knight James Knighton Joe Laney Elizabeth Laney James Layfield Robert Luker Johnny Lunsford Edward Lunsford Ray Martin Reginald McGlamory Douglas Putnam Gene Randall Carlton Smith Herbert Shipp Elwyn Stephens Barbara Thompson Grace Webb Frank Williams Tony Wood HSONGBIRDS OF CENTRAL MR B F REGISTER ln tructo T Jfxck KINNEY M, LEON POYNER BETTYE REESE MEMBERS OF GLEE CLUB Muldred Allen Mary Anna Evans Jewel Anthony Flora Fuller Bernlce Boyett Jewel Harden Eula Mae Brantley Myrtle Hardy Joyce Brooks Betty Jane Harrus Brenda Downrng Hazel Jackson Dorothy Dudley Helen Jackson Edna Duke Frances Jernrgan Dorothy Ann Dudley Betty Kearney Muldred East Nell Langley Nelle Edge Marlorne Luker Jeanne Mclinnnon Betty Osborne Margarett Prnckett Mary Rnchards Jean Schofleld 'Faye Slocumb Modelyn Slocumb Joyce Srnrth Helen Smrth Dorothy Weerns Mary Lounse West Frederlck Rumsey Lamar Weaver SARA HARRISON Treasurer Vtce Presudent Secretary James Armour Cecll Curtrs Edward Coulter Ralph Grnllrn H C Harden Harley Harrelson Jack Harden Dan Hodge Ernest Horne Mack Lake Bully Nnchols Cu todrans of Musrc MARJORIE BEARD AND CHARLES BLALOCK A- MS. . . i, 5 f ' , ,. 9 , 4 ' ,, F Al :1 A . . 4. President R , ? 14 E. C. Smith S ' ' , . . UW ef Mrrlarn Allen Martha Jean Bland Essve Mae Brrtton Edrth Clarldy Mrldred Davis Brenda Downrng Mrldred East Dorothy Edwards Betty Gene Garrett Myrtle Hardy Betty Jane Harrts Sara Harrison Dorothy Hacks Myron Horne H DOROTHY POOLE EULA MAE BRANTLEY JUNE ROVVLAND JOYCE GRIFFIN MRS LUCILLE WHITE MISS MARGARETT WATKINS V sf 4 95 1 aw if a . . , , . A ll lr A l E I I L tr I ..,, sf- TL , if 2 A F' 39' j rrrs 42.2, . I . . , X Q ' ,Q Q P Martha Charles Clayton ' 3 I 5 lg Q' Bettye Reese . . I' x Y - ' I y Tl' ' va ,. ' ' I 2 ' vw... A f .. .. . , I 3 R 5 y A .ri Rik l, J vi f ' A 3 . -is , N W 2 Q - I 'E Q 1 R ' 3 f . lll- : 'ey K V,,, fy ,LQ ree 4 V 8 . Q . s f ' kr -:r. I , , 3 , Q 512. 'I f I '37 President Vrce President Secretary Treasurer Advrsor Sponsor Hazel Jackson Frances Je nngan Sara Krrk Helen Lrttle Mary Richards Frances Rollnngs Nellre Sapp Jean Schofield Katherrne Smrth Helen Srnrth Joyce Smrth Elwynn Stephens Joyce Stockton Mrldred Trllery Myra Nell Van 7he 6-Mme LEON POYNER GEORGE HAMNER J W GRESHAM RALPH GLASS W O LANGLEY r iff Qt Charles Blalock Edward Coffleld Cecll Curtis Emmett Evans 1 Pre :dent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Sponsor 1 , Ig ben Frederuck Jack Harden Clarence Johnston Isaac Johnston Dan Jack Kinney Calvun Suddall Montee Newsome James Veasey Remanyn Parker Bull Waddall Frederick Rumsey Bob Waddafl Wells H I Q2 1 MR. A . Y 3 .S 1? i I I, 3 4 4 'Iwi J A -A -sf - Y Q he s ' ssref 1 C J ig l A' ffl 1 tilr C ti J ,. , mm Y Q! AJ be A 'S ,ff if .fx r it J Q I , f : iz: 1 HOMEBLIILDERS My MISS IDA COOK Supervt50r VERA LESUE MATTHEWS President ANN HIBLER BETTY BLALOCK Vivian Aderhold Mary Cecil Bailey Betty Bazemore Frances Billingsley Jean Blake Jessie Jo Bowden Loretta Boyette Ann Bush Sara Byrd Mary Lee Caldwell Jeannette Cole Helen Childs Joyce Dobbs Jane Dudley Daphine Flinn Sara Freeman Juanita Fuller Margarett Fuller Betty Gene Garrett Carolyn Garrett Olga Gates Edna Gullatt Helen Hall Betty Harrison Sara Henderson Margarett Holland Francis Horne Nell Huguley Sue Huguley Margarett Jennings Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Margarett Johnson Rosa Lee Kearney Peggy Killrngsworth Nona Koone Sue Lauderdale Betty McCluslcey Esther McColllster Helen McLemore Maureen Miller Gay Nell Mitchell Ethalane Myers Hattie Ellen Perry Agnes Powers Jean Prince Sara Ann Putman Ruby Nell Shores Mildred Slocumb Betty Smith Laree Smith Imogene Smith Anita Strickland Helen Strickland Laura Jean Sweeney Sulette Taunton Madlyn Thorpe Helen Thornton Barbara Veasey Mariorie Vernon Bernice Warren Vivian Warren www SW EDNA GRAY DEMPSEY GEORGE I-IAMNER JOYCE GRIFFIN ERNEST I-IORNE MARY ALICE IN ER MILDRED DAVIS JUNE ROWLAND CECIL CURTIS Supervisor Edutor ID Cnuet A551 tant Co Edntor Assistant Co Editor r Edltor Class Edntor Class Edttor Photographer ISAAC JOHNSTON FREDERICK RLJMSEY FRANCES CHADWICK J W GRESHAM MILDRED TILLERY BETTYE REESE RALPH GLASS JACK KINNEY Asstst A55l5t A 5l5t Bu5lne55 Manager Busnness Manager Busuness Manager Busune 5 Manager C ob Edntor C UID Edttor Sports Edltor Sports Editor 4- JUNE ROVVLAND JOYCE GRIFFIN ' BENNY warms REGINALD MCGLAMORY NELLIE SAPP CLARIE RENDELL ORUM HAMNER GEORGE HAMNER QUALITIES WHICH ELECTED THE MOST REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS DEPENDABILITY Purmctuolrty, truthfulness, loyolty, ond self control SERVICE Cooperotlon, courtesy, ond respect for proper outhorlty ond the rrghts of others LEADERSHIP lmogmotrorm, command of the good wrll ond respect of others, ond the obnlrty to leod PATRIOTISM Interest ond pride In the fomrly, school, Community, ond notron ond wrllmgness to socrrtrce self tor them I 1 ' W' is -fs' 51, lil gow!! sv Z ,.,. , 'NW . f f fs 'Q Q I 3 43 f 2. .. A SENIOR IIIS Albert Allison Floyd Buclcner Wrllram Byrd Edward Coulter Doris Covvart Robert Davrs Thomas Flquett Charles Franklm Ralph Franklrn Mrlford Gunnels BETTER LATE THAN NEVER' Robert Gunter Rufus Hall Edward Harrelson Marvrn Helms Vnrgrnra Hull Grover Hnlyer George Huguley Johnny Lunsford Royes Mclienzre James Nason Gladys Pope Duck Shrrley Horace Ward Dan Wells Warren Wyatt rqyyyyzecmifan l vvlsh to express my deepest apprecuatuon to the tollowrng persons for therr IH valuable help rn maksng thus annual For the he'p that the annual staff Miss Dempsey and Miss Inzer have given thrs year there are no words large enough to give you my thanks The Oftlce and the Faculty for your untrrmng help and useful advuce Floyd Worthy for your unceaslng efforts IH selling the ods that made thls book possible The Paragon Press for your constructive crltusm Pacetty Studlo tor your accurate portrayal of student lrfe The Journalism Club for the use of your room Our Advertisers whose flnanclal baclang made thas publrcatlon possuble GEORGE HAMNER Edrtor ' 4 8. 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