Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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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

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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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Page Sixteen Artists Find Wide Range of Club Interests FOUNDATION of extra-curricular activities are clubs the bases of friendship and mutual in- terest. Here artists, actors, and musicians find outlets for their talent. ARTS AND CRAFTS aim for better appreciation and working experience in the field of art. New projects have been weaving rugs, wood-carving, and ceramic sculpture. President, Ann Wood; Sponsor, Miss Hamil- ton. Seated—Bell, Walker, Robert- son, Harvey, McCuistion, Gul- lett, Brommer. Standing—Ter- ry, Talley, Snider, Knox, Pat- terson, Stinnett, Lawler, Reich, Thomas, Bryant, Mattice, G. Blackwell, Chandler, Wooten, B. Blackwell, McCall, Sheperd, Reynolds, Roberts, Katz. SPEECH CLUB members become proficient in make- up and microphone tech- niques. Activities include skits, pantomimes, yearbook campaign, senior play. Presi- dent, Peggy Goodall; Spon- sor, Miss Cohen. Seated (L. to R:) — Barton, Carlton, Olswanger, Brommer, Hinds, Berg, Kellogg, Luce, Scruggs. Standing—Dclugach, Henry, Hoelscher, Boone, Rod- man, Brooks, Beyer, Shelby, Shapiro, Pope, Graham, More- lock, Goodall. SHARPS AND FLATS stim- ulate interest in good music through their Classical Music Program, and the Listening Hours. President, Mary Anne Stephenson; Sponsors: Mr. Hawke, Miss Seffens. Row I seated: Mr. Hawke, Miss Seffens, Graham, at piano, Stephenson, Holmes, Tennison. Row 2: Gilbert, Sellers, Sulli- van, Quinn, Bendall, Rankin, Gillam, Brommer, Paige, Chase, Morelock, Holmes. Row 3: Rosselot, Stanley, Percer, Ellis, Johnson, Chaddock, Funk, Reding, Hinds, Gray, Campbell, Backe, Wilson.