Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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The VVCt1'1'iO1' SENIOR EDITION -1- 1940 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Additional Seniors Page Twenty five MARTHA ANN IAMES IANIS WARREN HENRY COTTON Annie 'tPolly Hank GEORGE PARTIN IOHN LOGSDON Lindberg Bones DAN TURLEY Understudy McCormick lar, f Ninn Wnnxsn WAL1-:ovr:R wt ..-- L, -. We E..- - --'W Fall Term Seniors HELEN HEMINWAY HAL GERBER PAUL GOLDSTEIN VME, Farewell Central High Now the time has come to part, But it brings an aching heart, To our friends we say goodbye, Farewell, Central High! And goodbye to laughter gay, Part of you we knew each day, For the path of life ahead 'Y'ou've lead the way. And when we Are very far apart, Rememberance Warm and true Will steal into our hearts. So goodbye to high school days, Classmates nicknames, senior plays! Though we part, it's with a sigh, Farewell Central High. MARY IO CHRISTIE. LIU?

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Page Twentyfsix CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL T ll S Warrior P SENIOR EDITION -1- 1555 P' Senior Play CAST Penny Wood ---V-, ,,,,,.Y.w'.,.- 4AAY,,,,, C A Chuck Harris ..,I., ,,---,---,----- S IG HILI-ER Mrs. Wood ...o.I, ,-..-,-,-A--,-- l ANICE OST Elmer Tuttle ,,,,, .,...........,... B lLl.. Dr, Wood ,,,,, ,IIIIIII,,IIIII.,,II,,,, G EORGE MORROW Milly l-,Qu ,w,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..........,. G LEA Effie ,,,,,,,,,II,,,Io,,,II,w,w, ..,.... L ADYE MARGARET CRADDOCK Mervyn Roberts, ,,,, .,.,..,,,..I...,..,,.I,,,,,, B ENNIE LITTLEIOHN Roger Van Vleck ..I..,,, ........,IV..w.............. F ULTON WILKINS Mr, Harris ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,. T ED ALLEN Shirley Wentworth .,,VYI, Y..,... C LARE WILLIAMS Ralph Wentworth .....r .......,..... D ICK HEEHS lulie Harris ...,,.,..,,.........,o,,..,....,..,,I,,,,o,,,oo,,.I.,,I.........t,,,,.,., .,..,,...,.,,t..,.,I.....,...,.,,,..,,t,,...,,,....V....I..... I EAN MCCARLEY ONDAY night, May 13, 1940, at 8:00 P. M. the Class play of '40, ulune Mad by Flor- ence Ryerson and Colin Clements was pre- sented in tlfq auditorium. The play was the story of a typical American family. The ggction revolved around Penelope Wood, fCarolyn'HunterJ, and her childhood companion, Chuck Harris, fSigmund Hillerl. Penny, believing herself to be a woman of the world, although she was only fifteen years old, learned her lesson the hard way. Roger Van Fleck, fFulton Wilkinsl, play- ed the part of a typical flatterer who flatters any girl in his vicinity. Dr. and Mrs. Wood, the parents of Penny, were played by George Morrow and lanice Ost. Penny's trials and tribulations served as a light, awakening remembrances of their youth. Effie and Elmer, the housekeeper and house boy who furnished comedy throughout, were played by Ladye Margaret Craddock and Bill Drenner. Bennie Littlejohn played the part of G. Meroyn Roberts, Mrs. Woods' brother. His current love, lulia Harris, was played by lean McCarley. Much of the comedy in the play was furnished by Gloria Lea as Milly Lou, the neighborhood brat. Mr. Harris, the seemingly stern father of Chuck and lulie, was portrayed by Ted Allen. Shirley and Ralph Wentworth, two neighborhood children, were player by Clare Williams and Dick Heehs. The entire cast sincerely wishes to thank every- body who helped in the presentation of the play.