Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Miss ELIZABETH CEARDNER English Departnzent Mlss PEARL B. KELLAR DUlI1?.S'fit' Sfierzre IJFf7Ill'fIIIl'l1f MIss LAMIZA LANTIER Damextir Sfienfe Dejmrtnzenf Miss NIARY XVILLIAMS Hixtnry Dejmrllnent Miss THORBURN Foreign Lrznglmgr Dejvzrtuzeni Miss I. E. FLUCKIGER Foreign Lll7If1lHgF Dejvzrtnzwzt MR. Ii. B. MCKNIGH1' Foreign I.fl7'Ifll!IfF lJFf7fll'1lllPflf Miss CLARA M. SCHNEIDER jr! Departzrzerzt MR. -I. F. ROGERS Sfimfe Defwarfzzzfrzt Mlss RIARTHA CQALLOWAY fW,f1tl1en1r1tic.v Defmrfznent Page 13

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