Central Night School - Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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The Year at a Glance By Lois ELLIOTT First Inter Soclety Debate Resoly ed that the tradltlon agamst a third term should be mamtalned The afflrma tlye was taken by the Grady Llterary Soclety The Jeffer sonlan Literary Soclety upholdmv the negatlye slde won after a heated dlscusslon Russell Burnett of the Gradys Mark Moseley and Margaret Hartson of the ,leffs were ll! a three way tle for the tntle of best debater Kenneth La slter member of the J8ffCl'90lll3ll Society declatmmg for World Peace was chosen a the the better declalmer oyer hrs rlyal Bull Sangster Afllllglltf' Day program was presented by Miss Martha Omrks rlasses and the Glee Club whlch was organized by Mr Hamrlton Russell Burnett was master of cere 111011165 Ruth Bowman and James Cooper representing themselyes as World and Greed presented a dialogue entltled The Cost of War ln hls address Democracy Mark Moseley sald The only way to gulde America rlght In these trvlng tlmes IG for all Amerlcans to haye an mdea for what democracy stands Central Nlght Annual Mlnstrel Bands blared the C 'N S cholr sang the curtam was ralsed and 400 people pald to see the Ramhow Mmstrels Kermlt Bradford former Student Counul president dlrec ted Mr Carroll Summer and ,llmmy Howmgton wrote the strlpt M Summer Mr Hamllton and Jimmy Howmgton had charge of the mu ll Tech High Band assisted Ill the entertamment Proceeds went to flnanfe free moyxes ID the audltorlum Thanksglylng baskets for the needy were sponsored and dlstrlbuted by members of the Student Council Open House and ChI'lQlI'lllH Program were more elaborate than ey er Thus was the QlYll'l annual Open House Refreshments were seryed lll the cafeteria md St Nick and the bl Christmas tree were the mam features of the program 'Vlany former students attended ,leff ,lones and ,laynelle XY lley were frowned lxmg and Queen of Central lN1ght from ldIldld3l99 selected from each page forty four Llass The contest ran for a perlod of three weeks and the Kmg and ueen were crowned on the nlght of the annual ay Second lnter Souety Debate Resolyed that wealth as well as men should be drafted ln case of war T e Grady Llterary Soclety won the debate on the afflrmatlye slde The best debater was ,lun Howlngton 'md Russell Burnett a Jeff was judged the better declanner Dramatic class presented Annual Play llalmy Days the Row Peterson comedy pl my was ruelyed with much applau e by two to three hundred persons tn the audlence lVI1ss Martha ulck dlrec ted New staff for 194041 Modern lxnlght selected after competltlye exammatlon ,lnn Howmvton won the edltor hlp wlth Laura Mae Burden and Arthur Stoltz HQGOCIHICQ March 2 Central Nwht Xnnutl lianquet at Rich Tea Room Mr F L Floyd was master of reremonles faculty gaye a splendld prformance One hundred and thlrty present and former students were IH attendance and tow bells, whlstles cheers and LOIIXCYQHUOII Il1lIlglBd to make thls a gala event Fugene Klrkman Jaynelle Wlley and Mark Moseley were elected presldent secretary and NICC presldent of Student Counul for 1940 41 ludve Jesse 'VI Wood ad mmlstered oath of offu e Ter h Hugh hand furmshed musu Mlss Unk 5 dramatlc class llffldllt ed You Lan I Take It With You on May llst at Bass .lunlor Hugh School for l'astern Star Group 51 Twenty eighth annual romxnenfelnent exercises held at flty hUCllt0l'lUlIt AllIH'0Xll'I'ldlPlX l00 students were pre ented with diplomas incl f'CI'llflIdl9Q lonnnentement dame nnmedlately followed exerclses at Taft Hall Clly Audltorunn Sponsored by Student Counul honoring Graduates f 1940 'Vlusu hy Bull Clarke s Orchestra o o o . . .. y . . h . V 'Y ' ' ' ' I' - ' - pl M ' ' .. L ' I., ' F ' 1 ' S v M ' .- 4 L 1-.L S , 9 . lr l ' U ' ' ' ' - . ' . h ,' A ' l I ,, , S- ' ., ' Y' ' 1, 0 4 L ' ' C S' Y y v x Q ' f -. . ., . , Y! . i ' N U v N f l . l 1 1 L . I I ,U I 'k ' . . .- V V L K K I '- ' A S , . , L ' C ' ' ' 9 ' 0 . 1 u K - A A In I A , . . x I A A , Q , , l ' 1 . ' . . ' . , - - ,Y - ' 1 ' - A , , ' rs Y cs as as as . L ' s ' . . z .. -- -. ' 64 . 99. 'L ca I Y as as-9 4 f' g I .I I , y . D ,Q , - as , b Y - . . ' U ' K l ' ,l 1 n .An u - v s x i I na . . . fn. 'x . L Y 1 I U The quadruple quartet consisting of male members of the . . v y ' u N. f. . ' , ' ' ' M 'L , . , - , . - - ' C5 ' ' 79 . ' e L . . . J M . Q 1' ,. I A A 4' - I' ' ' . ' l . r, y ' . h W Y. . - Q . .' 'l I - 1 I. V ' ' . n 1 ' 1 P nn a u ' S -' l ' fs s l f 1 I . . . . . . ' ' K . D . U , k K .- ' ' Q '. f ' .. . 54 ' 1 ' 1' v . , . q. , . . K ' - ' X ' ' ' ' 1 . ' ..' 7 t . , C if ' ' , ' l ' ' , .. , . . ' ., , , ' , -. I . . I. I V Q V I , , ' , ', , ' 1- , . . . . 1- s r - 1 - - 4 s ' : z '- .. 1 .U . U l . 5 ' ' -f . ' A . . V . 5- ' 1 ,V ' ' ' ' I . . ' . . . h E Y 5 ' ' I 4 ' ' ' ' , 2 . ll . . . ' I' -. . , . '-

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The leffersomans Sum It Up 'll' -1' 3 zret rot eft o ri ht Tlfgl Raine ark Nloseley John tarnell Rox Xlartln Carl Newton Elizabeth Newton Knn Phillips Srmnrl ron Nlartha Tomlin on lames Weeks ,llmmw loopfr Alne Rentlu I ni frnhs Franus tape farrslng oser onlx four members from last year the ,leffersonlan Llterarx Society ended this year mth fourteen members Among the new lIlPITllN'I'Q thex ire espeuallx proud of Marvaret Hartson who represented them ln two e ates l' anlcs IQ due also to other members who an debated and deqlanned ffr them this sear and to Mark Vloselex for hi hard work for the sorlety Of the three debates the lfffersonlans non the flrt the negatne side of Resolx ed Than the Tradition fkvalnsl '1 Third Term bhould he Maintained. Kenneth Lassiter also won the first der-lamation for the :of-iety. The member: regret losing the other two hut they twke their hats off tc the Cradye for their .plendid work. A bit of horseplay at the annual banquet entertained everybody when President Mark Moseley heekled former frfidx member Fred Hester Nlr He ter made the most I JOTIUHITIPQ on this si n f Jin noho x 1 suspense 1 to w It 1 Ntitlflk he hfliued would sun out or t xeir It all resnltsd in hi lielllf ippointed rhalrman f the la t dehate Social utlutles for the xear included 1 partx UIVPFI hx lons Gruhhs at her home on Noseniher llth There na also 1 dance at the lolleffe Park lolf tluh on Nlarnh bth Unen hx President Nlirk Moselex The c ist of Balms Days . the play presented by Nllss f ulrk. Puhlu Speakmff 1-lass were I uests. The affair was introdur-ed hy a seavenver hunt. whir-h everyone enjoyed thorouffhly. All members enjoyed the aetivitiei 'ind friendships formed in the Society 'ind hope to see each other back at Central Yirht Sehrrl in the all. page forty three

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KI G and QUEE JEFF JONIFS JAYNELLI WILEY bponsored this year by the Student Council the Kmg and ueen Contest was adjudged a soual and flnanual suuess with the victory of Jeff Jone as Kung and Jaynelle Wnlev as Queen Thex were rho en In 1 plI'lIPCl contet from unon the following, ldINlIfli:ll9Q IRNI'bI BOLION I:LI-ANOR BROWN I DW ARD GRIM NORA BI LL CLAXTON VIARION COSSETI MARY DUDDY JIM HOWINFTON 'IOOTQIF GLOVER JI' FF JONI-S DORIS LASSITER RAY MARTIN 5,-TFLLA MADLRAS IROY MANGHAM NONINIE MARTIN Il LLX VIEEKS I LILABETH NEWTON JIM NEW MARION PHILLIPS FRWIN MILF LOUISF THOMAS ID PATTON IANFLLE WILEY NI-XCON NIN DOROTHY WEbTMORELAND FMMA JFAN WITCHLFY page forty fwc 4' ' - s ' a s ' ' - S z gl . l ' Zit .7 . Y 4 , 1 2 TOM GOODMAN MYRTLE COLLINS vw -ff 7 LA -w fl- 'I V 7 F l lvl ll T H , 7 ll r . , ll