Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Class of '55 All work and no play makes Iohn a dull boy! As we become more acquainted with our surroundings our tasks grow lighter, and we have more leisure time tor outside activities. The lunior Class Par- ty and the sock dances, which were under our direction, made up the main part ot our social lite in OUR WORLD this year. THE SAPP SISTERS-Mary Lou KCharlene Dillonl, Emmy Lou tBeverly Steadmanl, and Louie Lou lAnita Fulghumj helped to make the Iunior Class Party a tremendous success with their voices? Excel in Scholarship, and Still Find Ample Time for Fun PUBLICITY! PUBLICITY!-Ann, in the middle SCHOLARS ALL-Acquainting themselves with the new English of her work as publicity chairman of the lun- literature books is the absorbing task ot Bill, Patti, and Saleta. ior Class Party, ponders a poster problem. - Page Twenty-seven

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OFFICERS-President Iohn Knott, Vice-President Matt Allen, Sec- retary Skippy Becker, Treasurer Ieannette Pierce, and Sergeant- at-arms Ralph Gore. plan the coming year's activities. Class of ,55 When We first entered Central, We looked with awe upon the busy Iuniors and Sen- iors. But now, no longer betuddled fresh- men, We, as Iuniors, begin to take an ac- tive part in sports, student government, and organizations. As We assume more responsibilities, We better ourselves for positions which will be ours next year. Versatile Iuniors Participate in Their Activitie GOSSIPING-Beverly tells her interested listeners. Marilyn and OUR STARS-Next year's Captain and co-cap- Alice Ann, about Saturday's date with the campus tootball hero. tain. David Robertson cmd Irving Serenco, are outstanding in class as well as on the field. Page Twenty-six

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MR. CHARLES FITE FRONT: Gloria Stewart, Carol Dowdy, Betty Lou Wood, Dora Haney, Betty Io Hayley, Donna Froelich, Elizabeth Wilson. ROW 2: Lois Montgomery, Ioyce Baker, Pat Miles, Peggy Keisker, Bever- ly Steadman, Shirley Dodds, Pat- ty Klutts. ROW 3: Ben Boaz, Billy Gohn, Glenn Beyer, Bob Gross, Billy France, Frank lnman, Lee Eden, Charlie Newman. BOW 4: Mike Bihm, Ronald Mills, Doug- lass Moore, George Campbell, Iimmy Cross. Absent: Bobby Hume, Marilyn Steele. Page Twenty-eight Class of ,55 MR. C. A. BRANYAN FRONT: Mary Ann Hooper, lean- ette Katz, Mary Anderson, Eliza- beth Elliott, Noreta Smith, Bar- bara Siler. ROW 2: Roy Bowen Louise Overton, Thirza Mobley, Dorys Gagliardi, Gayle Blatter, Nancy Crick, Chester Martin. ROW 3: David Wells, Tommy Deaton, limmie Crawford, 'Tom- my White, Bill McKinney, Ronny Goldtarb, Kenneth Oswalt, Mich- ael Harris, ROW 4: Alan Platkin, Morton Engelberg, Gary West, Sanford Ardern, Charles Patter- son, Mr. Branyan. MISS ELIZABETH HORTON FRONT: Miss Horton, Barbara Zangwill, Nelda Chase, Sue Vaughn, Rosemary Haack, IoAnn Bartholomew, C a r o 1 y n Smith, losie Matlock. ROW 2: Sally Dame, Mary A. Miller, Charlotte Humphreys, Beverly Terrell, Shel- by Nix, Martha Ashmore, Faith Baker. ROW 3: lack Harpster, Myron Lewis, lerorne Siegel, Car- olyn Williams, Virginia Freder- icks, Bert Hornsby, Iames Har- rell, Stanley Rutlin. ROW 4: R. V. Lovinggood, Bill Smith, Richard Bell, Phil Mitchell, Iimmy Kelso, Robert Martin, Phil White. Ab- sent: Ioy Childress, Margie Pickens.