Central High School - Signal Yearbook (Columbia, TN)

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Class Colors, Flower, and Motto iF' 5611101 Class of 1939 at the lkgllllllllg of the school year chose threc emblems These emblcms our colors flower and motto represent our future aspnatxons We chose for our colors blue and xx h te for our flowct the ted lose and fm out motto Not ln our stars but lll oulsc lxcs out futule Iles Whltc lcplcsents puntx 'md blue leprcsents truth and loxaltx It to tluth and loxaltx xx add pulltx wc haxe three noble xlrtues Xlax our hxes ex er conform to them The led IOSQ was not out CllOlC becausc of lfS beautx fragrance and warmth of co'o1 but b cause lt 15 a sxmbol of loxe We haxe loxed out work and assc ctates xx ltlllll these walls I oxe for out felloxx men and loxe fox our hfc s worlc IS essentlal to happiness Not ln out stats but m oulselx es our future l1es It was not just chance or because we were born unclel a luckx star that we are completmg out sc n1o xear Bx desne and UEtllIlllIlclflOll wltlnn out selxes we haxc atta ned tlns goal It m thc future we attaln dlStlllLtl0Il lt xx 1ll bc because of VklQll deslre and cleternnnatlon and not because of w ords There IS no chance no clestlnx no fate tan cncumxent or lnncler or contlol 'l he Him lesolxe of a cletelmlned soul XHRX I' RANCFS AI I EN The ldeals of C H S FNTR Xl lll,f.,ll Scnool llke anx other wotthwlnle lnstxtutlon cher lshes Ingh Ideals But xou max ask W hat are Ideals? To f I ansxx 91 tlns one max sax Ideals are the hopes behefs and asplratlons of xont better selx es the best goals for xx Inch xou strlxe Theletote the hopes behefs and aspnatnons of Centxal Hlgll school .ne hex lcleals Fnrst we shall consxdet hopes One of the greatest desncs of fkllltldl Hlgh school IS that cleslre of gn mg to all of nel gldfllldliS those qll1lltlQS xx Inc h will best flt them tor the future and which xv1lI malcc of them XN0llllX Xllltllfdll cxtlzens Central Hugh school wishes to gxxe to -XIIIGIICH cltlzens who haxe ac quired hablts and 1'e1ls of lcxexence obechence and applcclatlon for the good 111 llte cltnzens who are honest and lIlilllSU'l0IlS The behcts of C entral Hlgh school atc as bxaxe and optlmlstlc as axe het hopes It IS her behet that ln spite of tallule at IIIIIQS all of her gladuates ale fitted fo1 a full hte and good Cll1Z8IlSlllp It ns her behef that lnchnatlons toward good haxe been cultlx ated and made more pro 'lfic that bad llICllll'1Il0llS haxe been culbed and plox ed unpopular llllt Tw I -'il 93 'T ,J I. L' ' - f ' I I ' ' ' J ' 1 ' w x 1 I - 3 - ' - ' 1 . . , , , ,Y ' ' 1 , . - , . . V , . . . . H ' ' . , A - v L w x A v ' .- J v , . - v ' . I' ' 1 ' 5 ' 'C I 1 ', 1. , ' ' L' .' ' '. ' v . -. Y 'Q . .' .l - , . v . I .' L.. A I - . v I ' . A v' 3 I I ' ' v is v . l 7 . v v . ' ,' Q Y ' . ' ' . H ' - . . ' .. , , ' ' I' V . ' - K E ' 1- U- f ' Av I ' .V f g ' , 5, ' , ' V' ' .- L. ,,L.. .v,. if Q -- , .Y . - - - .- y auspicious omens in the heavens. We go forth remembering these 55 ' . , s ' v W ,' - , v ' s, v ' 1 v - n ' Y 1 Y 1 is A A A Jia A J A A . . ,hmwzeg ,W-Ye ,, O O I I J : 4 s , , v , , ' I '. - ' ' , . -4 v ' . H I s . . v y 1 lv w v 1 ' , L1 f ' . u .Y 4 ' ll. v ' n l I r ' vi ' V 1 l 1 ' V L K' . 1 . . ' L.. ' v 1 . . 5 ' 1 - . I . ,S K ' . ch. - .. ' S . . L' ' v . . s, . K. K. , 2 ' ' - ' . 7' I ' . ' , ' , . X - - - I y .1 .' ' 1- ' S. . ,'. A .l' I L x . . . ' ' .. 'L 2 m ' - . v ' Q f ' x -'f ' ' ' ' ,, I .Z . ' . ' K ' - . I . . v 8 tgf 'enty-ni ren

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59.153 developed nn ourselves the school love that prompted us to this rlpe age of learning and this consecrated day of graduation We next find ourselves unconsciously growing too old in mentality and age to be settled on the first six rungs of the ladder to whlch we have now put the tvv elfth step ln our background At the age of twvelve we at Andrews discarded Professor C U Barker and his grades bv moving ourselves and our thoughts to the Junior High at Central We then look ed upon the Seniors as our big bossv brothers and we had a longing desire to wear their shoes We eagerly dreamed of our becoming seniors six years hence So passed the days of our seventh and eighth years of schooling In the fall of 1935 one hundred twenty nine entered the first year of our Hlgh School education Wlth high aspxratlons and ideals We felt proud of our achlevements and felt that we were capable and destined to receive a High School diploma We set to work ln Latm English His tory mathamatxcs clvlcs sclence and of course home Ec We labored strenuously yet happily though some will not admit lt through our Freshman Sophomore and Junior years Although our ranks have been somewhat dlIIllIllSh8d eighty five of us enrolled as seniors approaching the end of our publlc school edu Miss Hale and the remainder of our notable teachers felt nt necessary for us to work We grumbled when we were told to write a theme or take a history test Yet from these class workings we developed a momento far greater than any other souvemr we can ever possess Friends we have successfully attained the opportunity to appear before you on this happy occasion This day IS happy ln that lt IS full of meaning but lt lS really one of the saddest days of our life The thought of leaving our dear Alma Mater IS sad for we are wearlng this question in our heart what IS to be our life s destiny? All ln all we are proud of our Alma Mater and we firmly believe there IS none better And now may I on behalf of the greatest class ever to leave Central High pay tribute to the merits of this school Dear Central our enrollment was as a vaper And is not Thy beauties we dld see and know Thy ments not forgot You ve enabled us to enter life With rare preparedness Concealed in every inch of care And culture nobleness e thank thee Dear Centlal Our cherished Alma 'Vlater We hope our presence vvlth thee Has made thee all the greater HLBERT ALLEN HARDISOIN Class Hzstonan 4Page Tvventy eight! 0-10 If-P v ' ' , , . . b , , 1 ' . . , 0 . . y . , . - 9 . 1 . . 3 ' 7 1 ' , . - . . - N i D ' ' M . , . J . - cation. Of course we have, at times, wanted to play when Mr. Gardner, T , . . ' ' 1 L. n . , , . . . , . . . ' Sl ' ' 7 ' !! , . ' ! I y .A.. . vv' , - y, 1 v

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