Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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All-American Deadlines, copy, cuts, galleys, ad quotas, are familiar terms to red hot news hounds. For 1948 the WARRIOR has been rated: Superior, U.T. Press Assn.; First Ratino, C.S.P.A.; ALL-AMERICAN, N.S.P.A. The Paul Flowers chapter of Quill and Scroll, Interna- tional Honor Society for high school journalists, initiated eighteen outstanding journal- ists with high scholastic rating. AD STAFF: Seated: Saunders, Fortas, Serenco, Berg. Standing: Beyer, Melton, Manis, Bowling, Kahn, Hendricks, Hansen, Sheats, Mednikow. Printer’s Ink Flows Through Their Veins Warrior Staff Front, right: — Chase, Cushing, Srebranig. Seated, left to right: Kin- eaid, Desaix, For- rester, Knox, Edi- tor Law, Hinz, Parker, Goodall, Davis, Rush. Stand- ing: Percer, Stan- ley, Talley, Editor Schrader, Deaton, Lyons, Baker, Ger- big, Reding, Terry, Mrs. Rauscher, Sponsor. Quill and Scroll Seated—Lane, Miss Pressley, Parker, Hinz, Law, Bowl- ing. Forrester. Standing — Stan- ley, Lyons, Deaton, Schrader, Fortas, Kahn, Grinter, Ros- selot, Goodall, Bowles, McClean, Sheats, Calloway. Absent: Houston, Hansen. Page Fourteen | } |

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Honor Society SEVENTY-NINE PER CENT of Central graduates attend college and some find too late that their high school courses have not ful- filled the necessary requirements for admission. With this in mind the members inducted in 1948 or- dered catalogs from a hundred col- leges and universities throughout the country. Entrance require- ments from each institution were listed and put on file. Now stu- dents may find out in advance and adjust their schedule to these courses. On Floor: Forrester, Rosselot, Shain- berg, Goodall, Wilkinson, Scott. Back Row: Morgan, Rackley, Stern, Left- wich, Liddell, Law, Houston, An- drews, Wallis, Jones. Shining Examples of Central’s Motto Rewarded THE SLX CHAPTER of the National Honor So- votes in major elections, awards banners each six ciety advances ideals of scholarship, character, leader- weeks to the home rooms outstanding in scholarship ship, and service. Membership, based on these cardi- and in improvement, and on Honors Day presents nal points, is open to the upper 5% of the juniors ribbons to term honor roll students. They maintain and upper 10% of the seniors. The society counts an active Lost and Found Department. Initiates: Front: Rackley, Morgan, Jones, Goodall, Leftwich. Row 1: Stewart, Pope, Sullivan, Tendler, Harrell, McClure, Bogue, Stiller, Wilcox, Schrader. Row 3: Spears, Leftwich, Derrick, Norcott, Plesofsky, Fooks, Morris, Seay, Kaplan, Michaels, Williams. Row 4: Julian, Hassler, Hackleman, Holcomb, Mattice, Robinson, Davis, Grinter, Hinz, King. Row 5: Webb, Rodman, Garrecht, Watson, Creson, Droke, Cheatham, Melton, Thomas, Steen, Lyons, Deloach, Blakemore, Curle. Row 6: Bisno, Wilson, Stanley, Morehead, Mitchell, Kahn, Bartholomew, Archer, Stearns. Page Thirteen

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Expendable EDITORS Lane and McClean in conference with editorial staff. Editor in Chief, Lane; Business Manager, McClean; Photographer, Ma- nis; Pictures, Han- sen; Clubs, Good- all; Introduction, Houston; Who’s Who, Leftwich; Sr. Pictures, Grinter; Sr. Personals, Ros- selot; ROTC, Mie- her; Athletics, Langschmidt, Britt; Girls Athletics, Coldren, Meachem; School Life, Kap- lan; Art, Gullett; Assistants, Bowling, Cole; Asst. Bus. Mgr., Hall Jones; Circ., Calloway. No Forty-Niner Worked Harder For Gold Hard work and fun joined hands to publish your through their ad camp aigns, while subscriptions sold 1949 yearbook. Staffs rushed madly to meet dead- to beat 60. Without Miss Hamilton’s art department, lines, working amid piles of copy and pink sheets, Miss Crenshaw’s and Mrs. Guthrie’s cooperative typ- pencil stubs, glue bottles, discarded flash bulbs, and its, and the energetic efforts of Miss Jones, this year- the dilapidated typewriter. Home rooms plodded book would not be in your hands now. Indispensable COPY EDITORS Janice and Anne measured headlines and word count; Gus and Art Ed- itor Betty Jo designed the cover; Jo Nell and Wayne drew the Map of Memphis, and Paul, the clever cartoons. RED OR Page Fifteen