Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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SENIOR EDITION? 1939 Who’s Who LYNN AARON was an officer in the H Club, an officer-in R.O.T.C. he also was a member of the track team, the football, and basketball teams, having received letters for the latter three. NEWTON ALLEN has been reporter, council member, vice-president, and presi- dent of his home room. He was vice-presi- dent of the Honor Society. He was chosen as student speaker for the senior class. VIRGINIA ANDERSON was a council member for her home room. She was a mem- ber of the Honor Society, and also acted as bank cashier. JANE BAYLISS served as home room president, as a Junior Red Cross Representa- tive, and on the Warrior staff. Jane was a member of the Honor Society, a delegate to student government conventions, and also council member for her home room. BILL BANKS has been president of Cen- tral’s Chapter of Junior Red Cross. He at- tended the conventions in both San Francisco and Washington as Central’s Representative. B. H. BARBEE has received three letters in both football and basketball. He was co- captain of the ’39 basketball team. BEVERLY BLACK was president of the Girl Reserves and bank cashier in her home room. JANE BOHLEIEN has been chairman of the character committee of the Honor Society, and was also a monitor. KUGENE BERNSTEIN has attended six conventions and has been campaign manager three times. He has a monitor, council mem- ber, and chairman of the picture committee. He has received a letter in both football and basketball. JOHN CAWTHON was attorney on the Central student government, received two let- ters in football and two in basketball. He won three letters on the track team and was cap- tain of state champion Central squad this Page Twenty-four year. John was also vice-president of the senior class, a delegate to two conventions, a council member, and a member of the Honor Society. AMELIA COCKE served as personals editor on the Warrior, a member of the Se- nior Warrior, and as an R.O.T.C. sponsor. She served very capably as president of her home room, attended two conventions, and worked in the Book Store. ELLEN COHEN has been president of the Honor Society, president of the Photo- play Club, news editor and editor-in-chief of the regular Warrior. She has been a coun- cil member for her home room, and is a member of the Senior Warrior. MIRIAM EATON was a sponsor in mili- tary and a member of Central’s Glee Club. ARTHUR FRIEDMAN was a Lieuten- ant in R.O.T.C., a council member, and stu- dent manager of the baseball team. He served as business manager of the Warrior, and asa delegate to a student government convention. Besides this, Arthur is a member of the Na- tional Honor Society. BOB HOISINGTON is president of the officer’s club, a cashier of his home, and first heutenant in R.O.T.C. LOUISE HATCHER was a council mem- ber, a delegate to two conventions, and home room secretary. Louise was also a member of the Honor Society. CECELIA HILL was a military sponsor, publicity chairman, and vice-president of the sponsor’s club. She was also a home room reporter, home room president, and did com- mittee work for the senior class. Cecelia also served as secretary of the student gov- ernment, a delegate to the student govern- ment convention, and on the Senior Warrior. TOM JACKSON has been a council mem- ber and secretary-treasurer of the H Club. He received letters for his three years of football playing, and in 1938 he received the