Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1956 volume:

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Among +hese Jrreasured mem- ories we shall find lhe seemingly end- less llighls ol sfairs which we lrudged daily, complaining every slep of lhe wayg The noisy, enlhusiaslic supporl- ers of lhe fine alhlelic feamsl llle hours spenr afler school working on publicalions and praclicing prO- gramsg +he lively din of Jrhe crowded lunchroomg lhe parade periods When- while cadels marched, olhers caughlf up on lasl nigh+'s homework: llle Sock dances on rainy days. when SOVT19 few danced while lhe maioriry looked J, , f 1 ff . 13 5 gg 7, -ii ff' 2. g f ,wk Z .A :nf -- ,Q ' , I I I .- o , A,,.,: TS: E33 wil Q, 'ITGE 1 3 xi' I , .fry , I W f v .5 1' J 5 fi !lLmS5'mf f whiff 5 2' 'I mil: If 'P ' i y i A f . i o 4 if Q 13. , , ff f , W i- I ,pig -. I I f , , , 4, Y A4 , I f Q, , l , f 1 ,fx e 52 6 , , , J , , , 7 f u As The darlc shadows creep slowly Through The halls. all is guieT. Now when soliTucle en- velops The Tamiliar building - when The halls are cleserTed, The library silenT, and The audi- Torium only row aTTer row oT empTy seaTs - The spiriT oT CenTral breaThes Through The vasT and inTiniTe empTiness. Wf- X ' A , - ..., ..........,N ,, Q... Yv,. .,, ..r- .H-.,-.14-i A ...,......,....... 1 ,M,,,,.,,-, ..vE..,.....f 2 -....-- .-1.u..f'3 4 -... ,. ......,.,....J...r , .N 1 A ,-,.., Y W1 fl, A ....-,,..-..---f- ......4...-....-.,.- 1, L, T -- ev When The claTTering TeeT and laughing voices are gone, only memories oT Tormer days will remain. To recall These happy m0- menTs oT I956, To malce The silenT halls ring once again in The hearT oT every CenTraliTe is The purpose oT This boolc .... REMEMBER? naw. eiffw 9 Q .1 f WWWWW I la- Haha f e, Remember bmasf K ' 'nf' S REMEMBER . . . fhe gay conversa- fions before school, fhe weary smiles af fhe day's end. fhe dirfy saddle oxfords, fhe buckled black lchakis, fhe sfeadies who weren'f always so sfeady, and mosf of all fhe lasfing friendships of our school days. '5 Working diligenfly, playing ioyfully. and embodying fhe frue friendliness which is so fypical of Cenfral, fhese sfudenfs will never be forgoffen. xgyiv -,LNNJ Q'YL'A.G Aaanmoumaas-an-A E I E I 2 AQ-Q, . -f', .-,.5f-J, - .4 -ff-'M - - :rf-L,4i.o.-1---ML,-f-.L,,1, MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Roy Adams Annelle Gandy Gordon Sfamper Billie Thomson MOST TALENTED 46' M561 ,? .dd,d ' ', ,, va fr-fc I, .,-j -.,,-xp ,VT - L f.Cf+,l.'-1f V. .1-., . N , '. A--'-4in.tf.-3':f1,,'-'-A '- 'Qi-Q,-SLJ1LaL.51+-1-f1!,:?,1,:tif',-.Ln-Q f ------ -ff ,illxrt 1' Q ' MOST ATTRACTIVE David White Pat Jones ' .,' V 3 X J' M 5 1 H 4 4 ? f 6 6 Z 4 Z Z f f 25 2 Z if Z 2 2 f if E 5 6 ? gffmmj T f Q Z f 1 f 4 Z f 'f 2 E il 5 - Z Z 5 Q 'fi 9 V f f ' i i' ,ble if , ,xx -.i,gh1:11-11411 fm 1' ..46ga lI1f0ll.!'0U: Richard Vollmer Mary Ann Kimbrough MOST ATHLETIC J -1-'amz Q whom! in 'E . 1. . ,xg 5 ? 5. -' 5 ,, 'sk fi- 'iam ,.,r -S g J I- ' - L T 5 'E Y- if: N r- - -43291:-cif --M .,,,,,,,qh,,,,.-,,,,.,,,q.,,..,,., .,..,,v..-...--.-.....,w - - -,T . Q 4 Y- T. N Y, A.. , , -ff -5 sf,-.L-,W-,L JN, 1-.NM-. L . ,sux . -ce ,f-4--.nyc -'-'3, - -f . - - .. , .-f.-..-.':.- t.. u 1 .ty it .,- ,mmm .P . 'JW . ' Q' 1 n 1 MOST INTELLIGENT Ann Ball Fred Kasrlernan f7 'll'mm0- Q 'Wa 3 V mmwfwwm ff .? 'Q f If ' 'Z 5 'Z' z 3 4 74 If Z f 5 e r 1- f F f Z T' V 5 T 5 Q 7 f ,,.,mlunf7,,- Z g 3 yuqmljfjx 5 9 f 7 7 vi T a 5 r f I.. 4 f 4 f 5- 1 I f '4 5 4 3 ' 'A 9 rf -in 2 7 . T 5 f yr emu In 1 rn 4 4 f , I7 Z ll l 'll ' f'- 1 x ,. ff A V 11 or Carole Green Jack Hoelscher FRIENDLIEST nnnouuzmvnh ,,, 4 .. --.,,.,M , , -,, .. ,- X1--,1,,.,.- .. ,XM H- gg.-i-','fm-Nglgft.-5, V '..fLx f, xg.. LGR -,..:.-.Q s -f ,J .Q-up . . .14-,-. WITTIEST Janie McCune Walter Lane Ann Rust Allen Reynolds BEST ALL AROUND .,.f - ' L.- GN 'Ll-EbiE L .vf - ,mbvf-.41 urj X -.....,..,...4..M1..z-.-.W if ,,L.-5,5 -ff A .. . - .V 21r',Mth':,5ki-'-gp ' ' A . f In . 'I' . '. U - ,fax N nf! IQ! V ,i 62' . , is 'X 2 I fffv' lm, .MA , 4... .,e,.,,,,,-..,., ...V , 1 1, As We Entered Central Unsure and Afral ADAMS, FRANK-Science Club: l-lomeroom Vice Pres.: Council Member: lnlramural Champions: All-lnlramurals. ADAMS, ROY-Homeroom Vice Pres.: Council Member: U.S. Senaie Page, Mosl Likely 'ro Succeed. ALLAN, HUGH-Homeroom Pres., Vice Pres.: Rifle Team: Swimming Team: lnlramurals. ALLEN, CLAUDETTE-Sharps and Flars Club. ALLEN, EDWIN-Clubs: Speech, Sharps and Flals: Home- roorn Pres.: Band Hislorian. ALLEN, KENT-Clubs: Spanish, Sharps and Flals: Band: Warrior. ALLEN, LARRY-Warrior. ALLENBERG, JOY-Adverlising Manager Warrior: NSPA Conv. ANDERSON, SANDRA-Clubs: Sharps and Flals, Spanish: Exchange Edilor Warrior. it ,..,,. . My . ,I ' an Wef ll I l 5' ., fi.. Tk ,ff 27 A1 7 1- ?., 1, ff? ff 6' ' f 1 1 4 ..-M.. -, 1 fy , I I 2 I 1 f A V-awk APPLE, JACK-Clubs: Science, Speech, Sharps and Flals: French Tournamenl: lnlramuralsz Track. ASKEW, CHARLES AVGERIS, HELEN-ll'lumes: Clubs: Biology, Y-Teens, FHA, Lalin: Homeroom Secrelary.l BAILEY, KATHIE-Spanish Club: Homeroom Chaplain: War- rior Reporler: Fashion Show: Office Worker. BAILEY, PEN ELOPE BAILEY, SUSAN-Red Cross Represenlalive: lnlramurals. BAKER, EVELYN-Clubs: Spanish, Honor Sociely. Secrelary Lalin: Monilor: Lalin Tournamenl: Warrior: Red Cross Rep.: Office Worker: Honor Ribbon. BAKER, JOANN-l'-lomeroom Treas.: Sharps and Flals Club. BALL, ANN-Homeroom Treas.: Warrior Reporler: Freshman Ed. Yearbook: CoeEd. Yearbook: NSPA Conv.: Jr. Nom. Conv.: Sludenl Leader: Clubs: Science, Speech, Spon- Eorsi' Mosl lnlelligenl Girl: Honor Sociely: Quill and cro . lemories of Junior High Begun to Fade. BARISON. DIANA BARR, CAROLYN-Homeroom Pres.: Council Member: Fire Monilor: lnlramurals. BECK, JIM-Radio License: Clubs: Chess, Speech, Radio. BEHREND, FREDDIE-Arls and Crafls Club. BEITH, JOE-Homeroom Vice Pres., Ticlcel Seller: lniramurals. BELL, TOM-lnlramurals. BELZ, GAIL-Red Cross Rep.: Monifor: lnlramurals: Fashion Show: Warrior, Yearbook Business Slaff. BELZ, MARLENE-Homeroom Reporier: Monilor: Warrior Slcil: Honor Ribbon: Speech Club. BENANDER, JEAN-Monilorp Green Conv.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Clubs: Speech, Sharps and Flals, A Cappella Choir. l. n Q3- xxu.'X - , s 1 6- ffaniff -' s-In s B , 451' 4-1, 4? .1,. . . I .M 'W ..,. I -,r lb BIBB, MARGARETTE-Homeroom Pres.: Band: Red Cross Rep.: Floor Mgr. Warrior: Treas. Speech Club. BILLINGS, ROSE-Lalin Tournarnenl. BINGHAM, WILLIAM-lGrenada, Miss.: Band: Clubs: Laiin, l-li-Y, Library.l Speech Club. BLACK, BILL-Council Member: Foolball: Track: Swimming Team: H Club. BLACKLEY, CLAUDETTE-Boolcslore: Fashion Show: Ma+ron's Room: Commercial Club. BLACKWELL, CAROLYN-Monifor: lnlramurals: Clubs: Speech, Sponsors', Spanish, Sharps and Flals. BLACKWELL, PATSY-Spanish Club. BLALACK, MILTON-Homeroom Ticlcei Seller: All-Slaie Band: Chess Club. BODINE, WALTER-lTech: Lalin Award: Clubs: Lalin, Spor+sman's.l Chess Club. gl 1.6 Vu ,Z G Q v-0 7 4 f Among All Those Freshman Guys and Gal BOND, BARBARA-Monilor: Council Member: lnlramurals: Sharps and Elals Club. BOWDEN, BEVERLY-Homeroom Pres.: Monilor: Office Assl.: Warrior: Honor Ribbon: Gold Key Scholaslic Arl' Awards: Dislinclion Lalin Tourn.: Sec.-Treas. Speech Club: Honor Sociely. BOWEN, DIANA-lS+. Louis: OpereHa.l Gold Nom. Conv.: Rec. Sec. Commercial Club. BOWERS, WILLIAM-Radio Club. BOWLES, PHYLLIS-Homeroom Sec.: Red Cross Rep.: Monilor: Boolcslore: School Life Ed. Yearboolc: All-Slar lnlramurals: Commercial Club. BRADDOCK, JANE-Boolcslore: lnlramurals: Clubs: Sharps and Flals, Arls and Crafls. BRADLEY, ELIZABETH-Homeroom Reporlerg PTA Rep.: Monilor: Lalin Tourn.: Sec. Sharps and Flals Club. BRELSFORD, JOHN-A Cappella Choir. BROCK, JIMMY-Homeroom Treas.: Jr. Class Treas.: Comm. of Assem. Sludenl Govl.: Er., Jr. Nom. Conv.: Green and Gold Conv.: Lal'in Tourn.: lnlramurals: All- Memphis Baseball: Honor Sociely: Honor Ribbon: Clubs: H , Lalin. me 1, 4 ,QW saws 'E' , , , vga- ' 19 5 7 I I gl ,iv . -J. . - .H W ,.,, 4 B . Q f fa XY . 'Q 1 BRONSON, JOHN-Band: Library Assl.: Sharps and Flals Club. BROOKS, MARGIE-Green Conv.: Honor Ribbon: Treas. Commercial Club. BRUCE, JERRY-lnlramurals: Eoofball: Traclc. BURKlTT, CHARLOTTE-Homeroom Treas.: Red Cross Rep.I Bancl Maiorelle. BURNS, ANITA-Homeroom Sec.: lnlramurals: Fashion Show. BURROW, RUTH-H.R. Reporler, Sec.: All-Slar lnlramurals: Office Assl.: Audil. Song Leader: Candid. Fr. Class Sec., Jr. Class Treas., Sr. Class Sec.: Er. Nom. Conv.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Clubs: Commercial, Pres.: A Cappella Choir. BURRUS, JEAN-H.R. Chaplain, Reporler: Boolcslorei Slu- denl Leader: Honor Ribbon: Green and Gold Conv.: Candid. Sr. Class Sec.: Treas. Honor Socielyi PFGS- Spanish Club: Sql-al-Arms Commercial Club. CAMP, MARY RAYE-H.R. Chairman: PTA Rep.: MOHHOFZ Boolcslore: Candy Counler: Sharps and Flals Club. CANADA, BRYANT H, 'e Were Thrilled to Find So Many New Pals. CAREY, MARGARET-lniramurals: French Tourn.: Sharps and Fla+s Club: Y-Teens. CARLSON, CAROL-H.R. Sec.: Monifor: Laiin Tourn.: Fr. Nom. Conv.: Gold Conv.: lniramurals: Honor Ribbon: Vice Pres. Commercial Club: Honor Socieiy. CARSON, WINNIE-H.R. Repor'rer: Fr. Class Trees.: Sr. Class Sec.: Band Sec.: Band LeHer: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy: Green Conv. CARTER, CANNON-Honor Ribbon: Fooiball: Baseball: Clubs: H , Science. CARTER, WALTER-ROTC Color Guard. CARTWRIGHT, NELDA CASEY, JUDY-H.R. Ticlcei Seller: lnlramurals: Clubs: Speech, Sharps and Flais. CASTER, CHESTER-Foolball, Wreslling Lellers. CAUSER, BILL-Homeroom Pres.: Foolball: Baseball: H Club. l X Q77 i A i -':. ,r., Q' x ' 5 I 4 N we 1. 1 , -' ...Q-. 'T5,ff' . il I i' ' . l ,,, ls .. ik L- I A i Q.. 'i F w.,hm am, Xix '-f gt' J..-31 B ' , CAVETTE, DON-Baseball Leifer: H Club. CHASE, BARRY-Homeroom Sec.: PTA Rep.: Laiin Tourn. lnlramurals: Warrior: Sporis Ed. Yearbook: Honor Rib bon: Honor Sociely: Science Club, CHILDS, JUDITH-llfeiser, Arlc.: Girls' Glee Club: Girls Ensemble: FHA: Home Fc. Medal: Lafin Club.l CHILES, VAN-lGermaniown: Hi-Y Club: Fooiballl CLAYBORNE, WAYNE-Baslcefball: Traclc: Tennis: lniramural Referee. CLOAR, BETTY-Boolcslore: Mai'ron's Room: Fashion Show: Commercial Club. COCKE, MARY ELIZABETH-PTA Rep.: Gold Conv.: Spanish Club: lniramurals. COCKROFT, ROBERTA-Fashion Show: Band: Clubs: Span- ish, Arls and Craffs, Sharps and Flafs. COHEN, JAMES-lNew York: Soccer Team.l I5 N-A gs v 2. . ' fo- Besides Taking First Place Honors in R.OT COLE, JUANITA-Clubs: Speech, Arls and Cralls, Sharps and Flals. COLEMAN, JOHN-Homeroom Pres.: Officers' Club. COLLARD, JOE-Homeroom Treas., Sql-al-Arms: lnlra- murals: Spanish Club. COLTER, LLOYD-ROTC Officers' Club. CONKLIN, KATHY-Office Asst COOPER, BILLY-Swimming, Wresiling Teams: lnlramurals: Clubs: Speech, Sharps and Plals. CORBETT, MONA CLAlRE-lnlramurals: Sec. Spanish Club. COURT, PATSY-lnlramurals: Spanish Club COWAN, ANN-Homeroom Ticlcei Seller: Clubs: Spanish, Commercial. Fashion Show: WM COX, FRANCES-Band Librarian: lnlramurals: All-Sfale Band: Isl Div. Solo Siaie Con'l'es+: Honor Ribbon. COX, JACK-lCas+le Heighis: Band Le++er: Glee Club: Chrislian Club.l Band. COX, MICHAEL-Homeroom Treas.: Council Member: Lalin Tourn.: All-Siar lnlramurals. CRAIG, MARY ANN-Council Member: Red Cross Rep.Z Lalin Tourn.: Classes Ed. Yearbook: Pres. Speech Club: Sr. Class Play. CRAWFORD, TOMMY-Council Member: lniramurals: Sci- ence Club. CREWS, JOHN-Council Member: Lalin Tourn.: Traclc: Fool' ball: Honor Ribbon: Vice Pres. Sr. Class: H Club: Honor Socieiy. CRUMP, BECKY-Homeroom Reporier: PTA Rep.Z Latin Tourn.: Gold Conv.: lniramurals: A Cappella Choir: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Spanish Club. CRUMP, BOB--H.R. Reporler: Warrior: Yearbook? 2nd Pl. Science Pair: Sr. Class Play: Clubs: Speech. Science. Chess, Sec. Camera. CULBREATH, JEANETTE-lHumes: l-LR. Pres.: Sec. Biology Club: Y-Teens.l Typisi' Warrior: Clubs: Sharps and Flals, Commercial. Ve Were Again Football Champs in the Year of '53, CUNNINGHAM, HEARD DAHL, SARA-Mafron's Room: Clubs: Spanish, Choral, Y- Teens. DALGLEISH, RUANN-Mafron's Room: Alf. A Cappella Choir: lnframural Champions. DAVIBSON, MARCIA MAYE-Pic. Ed. Yearbook: Floor Mgr. arrlor, Mafrons Room. DAVIS, JERRY-Inframurals: Science Club. DAVIS, RALPH-Red Cross Rep.: Officers' Club. DAVIS, REBECCA-PTA Rep.: Inframurals: Yearbook Sfaff: Sfudenf Leader: Honor Ribbon: Sharps and Flafs Club. DEMOPOULOS, JIMMY-Red Cross Rep.: Talenl' Show: Wesfern Music Fesfival: A Cappella Choir: Clubs' Science, Treas.: Choral, Pres.: Sharps and Flafs. DENDRINOS, STEVE-Talenf Show: A Cappella Choir' Clubs: Science, Camera, Chess, Sharps and Flafs. l 'J ji, ,,.. C . , , I f f ! i up 1 W rf 'J S h -, -1 P If- V , ,L .... , DENTON, SARAH-Fashion Show: Office Sfaff: Clubs: Y- Teens, Choral, Sharps and Flafs. DICKINSON, SUE-Monifor: Lafin Tourn.: Lunchroom Cash- ier: Sponsors' Club. DILLARD, JOHN-Swimming Team: lnframurals. DORR, GEORGE-Red Cross Rep.: Jr. Nom. Conv.: Infra- murals: Chess Club. DUNN, BEVERLY-I-lomeroom Pres.: Jr. Nom. Conv.: Honor Ribbon: Parliamenfarian Commercial Club: lnframurals Capf. EASON, BARBARA-Honor Ribbon: lnframurals: Cancly C . ' . . - ounfer, lvlonifor, Green Conv., Clubs: Commercial, Y-Teens EASTERLING, COLENE-PTA Rep.: Council Member: Arfs ancl Craffs Club. EATON, JOHN-Wresfling: Rifle Team: Officers' Club. ELSTER, ALVIN-Sr. Nom. Conv.: Warrior Slcif: Inframural Champs: All-Sfar lnframurals: Spanish Club. 'i We Discovered, as Exams Brought Our Year to o Clo ENGLERT, SHIRLEY-Arls and Cralls Club. EVANS, LINDA-ILa Mesa, Calif.: Baslcelball: Baseball: Vol- Iey Tennis: Volleyball: lnlramurals: Y-Teens: Lunchroom Ass+.l EVANS, PATRICIA EVENSKY, MARCIA FAYE-Homeroom Reporler: Fashion Show: MaIron's Room: Fire Monilor. FARRIS, BETTY-A Cappella Choir: Honor Ribbon: Lalin Tourn.: Double Quinlel: Inlrramurals: Clubs: Spanish, Commercial. FINDLAY, STEPHEN-Homeroom Ticlcel Seller: Red Cross Rep. FONTAINE, CHARLES-Homeroom Ticlcel' Seller: Green and Gold Conv.: Rifle Team: Boys' Cilyi OHICSFSI Club- FORTUNE, BOBBY-Track: H Club. FOSTER, LARRY km. 5 in 1 , fa 4 1 sf 1 .s.., .... 1 : ' ',r' 4 . ffl: iai if s f so r W ' is I '- -. .W GYPSY - ,V Lf-'V R W' , , I 3 ,Z 5 ., y s Y ' 'Ji ,,, , :fi Q Q wwf , wr :SIM gp Q35 sf-19 FOX, ANDREW-Inlramurals: Warrior: Quill and Scroll. FOX, JEAN-Inlramurals. FOX, ORLAN-Lalin Tourn.: Boolcsrore: All-Sfar Inframurals: Inlramural Champions: Honor Ribbon: Associale Ed. Warrior: NSPA: Clubs: Speech, Sharps and Flals, Quill and Scroll, Treas. I.aTin. FROEHLICH, NANCY-Fashion Show: Sponsors' Club. FURY, LARRY-Homeroom Vice Pres.: Moni+or: Council Mem.: Baslcelball: Boyfs' Slale: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely. GAEDE, JEANETTE-Larin Tourn.: News Ed. Warrior: Moni- Ior: Fire Monilor: Talenl Show: Honor Ribbon: Honor Socielyz Clubs: Sharps and Flals, Larin, Camera, Spanish. Speech, Quill and Scroll. GALLOWAY, NELLY-Recl Cross Rep.: Fashion Show: Sharps and Flals Club. GANDY, ANNELLE-H.R. Sec.: Council Member: Vice PFGS- Fr. Class: Comm. Social Acl.: Girls' Vice Pres.I HMO' Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Capliv. Cenlralilei Mosl' LiIcelY lo Succeed: Clubs: Spanish, Sponsors'. GASSOWAY, ALICE KAY-H.R. Sec.-Treas.: Red Cross L Rep.: Fashion Show. I I'hat Central Had Taught Us to Keep on Our Toes. GENTRY, VOCEL-Comm. Publicify Sfudenf Govf.: Green Conv.: Foofball, Track Leffers: Capf. Foofball Team: All-Memphis Eoofball: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy: Capfiv. Cenfralife: H Club. GERDES, TOMMY-Band: lnframurals: Science Club. GOLD, MYRNA-lnframurals: Clubs: Spanish, Sharps and Flafs, Arfs and Craffs. GOLDBERGER, HERMAN-Spanish Club. GOLDSTEIN, LINDA-Warrior Reporfer: Homeroom Treas.: Red Cross Rep.: Honor Ribbon: Gold Conv.: Fr. Nom. Conv.: lnframurals: School Life Ed. Yearbook. GORDON, CAROLYN-Homeroom Tickef Seller, Reporfer: PTA Rep.: Lafin Tourn.: Sfudenf Leader: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy: Spanish Club. GORDON, JIM-H.R. Pres.: Council Member: Candid. Comm. of Assem.: Candid. Sgf.-af-Arms Sr. Class: Boys' Cify: Green and Gold Conv.: Er. Nom. Conv.: Capf. Swimming Team: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy. GOTTEN, HENRY-l-l.R. Tickef Seller: Sr. Nom. Conv.: lnframurals: Wresfling Team: Co-Ed. Sporfs Warrior' Treas. Chess Club. GOWEN, HAYES-H.R. Vice Pres.: Sgf.-af-Arms Fr. Class: Candid. Sr. Class Pres.: Sr. Class Nom. Conv.: Lafin Tourn.: Swimming Team: Officers' Club: Honor Sociefy. as A.. lf l for um X 2 ,fs J- 4 l. Q Xa. Rod si! A if GRACE, PORTER-PTA Rep.: Chief Marshal Sfudenf Govf.: Candid. Treas. Sfudenf Govf.: Lafin Tourn.: Honor So- ciefy: lnframural Champions: Clubs: Science, Chess. GRAVES, FRANKIE--Homeroom Reporfer: lnframurals: Fa- shion Show. GRAY, RALPH-Homeroom Pres., Tickef Seller: Lafin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy: Science Club. GREEN, CAROLE-l-l.R. Sec.: Sr. Class Treas.: Candid. Sec. Sfuclenf Govf.: Green Conv.: Lafin Tourn.: Yearbook: Sfudenf Leader: Honor Ribbon: Capfiv. Cenfralife: NSPA: Eriendliesf Girl: Honor Sociefy. GREEN, ROBERT-PTA Rep.: lnframurals: Band Treas.: Band Leffer. GRIFFI N, DAVID-l nframurals. GRIGGS, DON-Foofball: Baskefball: Baseball: H Club. GUYTON, FRED-lnframurals: Honor Ribbon: Besf Drilled ROTC Squad: Radio Club. i HALEY, BOBBY I9 We Were Very Proud of the Progress We Had Ma HALL, NAN-Red Cross Rep.: Monilorg Gold Conv.: Spanish Club. HANNA, BARBARA-Moniror: Council Member: lnlramurals: Accompanisl A Cappella Choir: Honor Ribbon: Green and Gold Conv.: Fr., Jr, Nom. Conv.: Sec. Honor Sociery: Clubs: Spanish, Sharps and Flals. HARRIS, FLOYD-Clubs: Science, Officersf HARRIS, NANCY-Commercial Club. HARWELL, HOLMES-Warrior: Wresfling Team: Clubs: Radio, Chess. HARWOOD, RICHARD-Baseball: Fire Marshal. HELLUMS, MARTHA-Ma'rron's Room. HEMKER, DON HENDLEY, EMILY-Monilor: Boolcslrore: Larin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: Spanish Club. ff. ,,-. .,.:1,, 'li 8511922 ' i 1 Q HENSLEY, PATSY-Fashion Show: Clubs: Sponsors', Arls and Crafls. HESS, PHYLLIS-La+in Tourn.: Red Cross Rep.: Ma+ron's Room: Sr. Personals Ed. Yearbook: Clubs: Choral, Sharps and Flals, Arfs and Craffs. HETTINGER, JOHNNY-Band LeHer: Hon. Menfion Lalin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy: Clubs: Science, Chess, Lalin. HICKS, PAUL-Gold Conv.: A Cappella Choir. HIGHFILL, JOHN-Homeroom Sgr.-al'-Arms: lnframuralsi Foolball Mgr.: Spanish Club. HINES, CAROLYN-Inframurals: Fashion Show: Ma+ron's Room: Clubs: Commercial, Arfs and Craffs. HOELSCHER, JACK-H.R. Treas.: Council Member: Gold Conv.: lnlramurals: Baslcelball: Baseball: Monifor: Comm.-a+-Large Srudenf Govt: Boys' Ciiyi CaPl V' Cenlralife: Friendliesf Boy: H Club. HOLCOMB, CHARLES-Baseball: Baslcefball: lnframurdl Champions: lnlramural All-Slars. HCLLAND, FRED-Band. Jr. Nom. Conv.. officers' Club- When We Found Ourselves in the HOLLIS, ESTHER-lNashville: Office Slall: Isl Pl. Essay Conlesl: GAA.l HOLMES, ANNE-Fr. Class Sec.: Jr. Nom. Conv.: Green Conv.: PTA Rep.: Monilor: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Spanish Club. HONEYCUTT, CAROL-Council Member: Sr. Nom. Conv.: Warrior: Ouill and Scroll: Honor Ribbon: Honor Socielyt Sharps and Flals Club. HORNE, JAY HORTON, CURTIS-l nlramurals. HORTON, KENNA-Homeroom Reporler: Council Member: PTA Rep.: All-Slar lnlramurals: Monilor. HUME, ROBERT-Library Assl. HURLEY, BlLL-Foolball: H Club. HURST, DICKEY-Foolball. , lvl. 415 . 2. H ,, 1 cv-1 Q' 4 , .4 ., ,. N . rl 4s I.. Eleventh Grade. ,N 0 N ! Ov ' , 15' ,UF INGLE, MARGARET-Band Leller: Fire Monilor: Clubs: Spanish, Science, Sharps and Flals. INMAN, GEORGE-PTA Rep.: Gold Nom. Conv.: H Club. JACKSON, PAUL-Clubs: Speech, H Club, A Cappella Choir, Vice Pres. NCQ Club. JAMES, FRED--lForresl Cily, Arlc.: Lellers in Baslcelball, Foolball, Track: A Cappella Choir: Dramalics Club.l JOHNSON, BRENDA-H.R. Vice Pres.: Jr. Class Vice Pres.: Chief Fire Marshal Sfudenl Govl.: Sr. ,Class Nom. Conv.: Green Conv.: Lalin Tourn.: Floor Mgr. Warrior: Yearboolc: Sluclenl' Leader: Cheerleader: Honor Ribbon: Capliv. Cenfralile: Girls' Slafeg Commercial Club. JOHNSON, CLEVELAND-Track: Wreslling: Co-Capl. Fool- ball Team: H Club: All-Memphis Foolball. JOHNSON, JAMES-Warrior: Honor Ribbon: Honor So- ciely: 3rd Pl. Slale French Tourn.: Clubs: Science, Ol- ficers JOHNSON, JERRY-lArl. His, lll.: H.R. Pres.: Jr. Class Pres.: Foolball: Golf: Clubs: A , Sporlsrnanship.l Baslcelball: Golf: lnlramurals: Boys' Vice Pres.: Honor Ribbon: Capliv. Cenlralileg H Club. JOHNSTON, BARBARA-Fashion Show: Sludenl Leader 2 'l Q' f .A I 0. M Our Junior Year Brought the One-woy Stairs JONES, BARBARA-Homeroom Pres.: Council Member Nom. Conv.: Boolcslore: Fashion Show. JONES, DAVID JONES, PATRICIA-Council Member: Sec. Srudem' Gov'r. All-Siar lniramurals: Jr., Sr. Class Ed. Yearbook: NSPA Quill and Scroll: Honor Ribbon: Honor Socieiy: Capliv. Ceniraliie: Sec. Sponsors' Club: Mosl Allraciive Girl. JORDON, GERALD-I nlramurals. KAPELL, MURIEL-Warrior: Fire Marshal: Ma'rron's Room: Honor Ribbon: Honor Socieiy. KASTLEMAN, FRED-Council Member: Fr. Nom. Conv.: Sec.-Treas. Yearbook: Isl Pl. Laiin Tourn.: Honor Rib- bon: NSPA: Quill and Scroll: Pres. Honor Sociefy: Mosr lnielligeni Boy: Clubs: Lalin, Science, Chess. KATZ, JIM-Talenl Show: Swimming Team: Clubs: Sharps and Flais, Sec. Choral, Vice Pres. A Cappella Choir. KATZ. REVA-PTA Rep. KERNES, BOB-Fooiball, Baseball Leliers: Hon. Men. All- Memphis Fooiball. f if 6. l, ans' KEMP, JIM-Council Member: Nom. Conv.: lnframurals: Band: Sharps and FIa+s Club: A Cappella Choir. KENDRICK, SYLVIA-Band: Honor Ribbon: Honor Socieiy: Clubs: Sharps and Flais, Lafin. KIMBROUGH, MARY ANN-H.R. Pres.: Red Cross Rep.: Fr., Sr. Noml Conv.: lniramural Champions, All-Siar: Monilor: Bookslore: Sponsors' Club: Mosi' A+hle+ic Girl. KIRSCH, JACK--Monifor: ln+rarnurals: Clubs: Speech. Spanish. KOCHMAN, ELINOR-Red Cross Rep.: Sr. Nom. Conv.I Library Asst: Boolcsiore: Spanish Club. KOEPKE, DICK-H.R. Treas.: Assr. Marshal Sfudenf Gov'i.I Capt Rifle Team: L+. Col. ROTC: Honor Ribbon: Of- ficers' Club: Fr. Nom. Conv.: Green Conv.I Honor Socieiy. KOFFMAN, DONNA-Red Cross Rep.: Business MQV: Year' ' book: Honor Ribbon: NSPA: Speech Club: Qwll and Scroll. KRASNER, HARVEY-H.R. Sgr.-af-Arms: Radio Club. KRIGER, MORRIS-H.R. Pres.: Treas. Sfudenl Govt! Wifi rior: Yearbook: Candid. Fr. Class Treas.I lnlfamura Champions: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy. :ind the Junior Class Party Among Its Gayest Affairs. KRWCHER, ARLENE-Fashion Show. LADD, RONALD-Lafin Tourn.: Lafin Club. LAlT, RHONDA-Red Cross Rep.: Monifor: lv1afron's Room Office Assf.: Warrior: Yearboolc: Spanish Club. LAMBERT, LINDA-Homeroom Ticlcel' Seller: lvlonifor: Lafin Tourn.: Lunchroom Cashier: lnframurals: Fire lvlonifor: Clubs: Spanish, Science. LANE, WALTER-Foofball: Baseball: H Club: Wiffiesl' Boy. LAPE, JOSEPH-Homeroom Ticlcef Seller: Band: Sharps and Flafs Club. LAZARUS, CAROL JANE-H.R. Reporler, Treas.: PTA Rep.: lnframurals: Boolcslore: Yearboolc: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy: Disfincfion Lafin Tourn.: Lafin Club. LEAKE, DON-H.R. Pres.: Council Member: Green Conv.: Baslcefball: Baseball Capf.: All-Memphis Foofball and Baseball: Player of The Week: H Club. LEE, JERRY-Band. Iv f I -L ,Q , S- W 6-Q if ca N. ,Mm . LEIGH, BEVERLY-lnframurals: Office Assf.: Yearbook Sharps and Flafs Club: Fashion Show. LEWIS, GEORGE-Swimming Team: Rifle Team: Clubs Radio, Officers'. LEWIS, NATALIE-Red Cross Rep.: Warrior Reporfer Clubs: Lafin, Science. LIPMAN, JOYCE-Red Cross Rep.: Green Conv.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy. LOGAN, MARTHA-Fashion Show: Candy Counfer: Red Cross Rep.: lnframurals. LOSKOVE, RAYE ANN-Homeroom Treas.: Adverlising Mgr., Floor Mgr. Warrior: lnframurals: Lafin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy: Quill and Scroll: NSPA. LOSKOVITZ, SANDRA-Vice Pres. Homeroom: Alf. Red Cross Rep.: Alf. Council Member. LOUNSBURY, RlCHARD-lCharlof+e, N.C.: Council Mem- ber.l Library Assf: Monifor. LOWE, ANITA-PTA Rep.: Fashion Show: Sfudenf Leader: Lafin Tourn.: Yearbook: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy: Clubs: Lafin, Spanish, Speech, Commercial. 0- ' es.: We Got LUBIN, HAROLD-Homeroom Pres.: Fr. Nom. Conv.: ROTC Ed., Copy Ed., Co-Ed. Yearbook: NSPA: Honor Ribbon: Hon. Menlion La+in,Tourn.: Honor Sociely: Pres. Quill and Scroll: Clubs: Lalin, Science. LYNN, JOHN-PTA Rep.: Monilor: Science Club. MARGOLIN, EMILY-Homeroom Pres.: Honor Ribbon: Hon. Men. Mem. Slaie Oraforical Conlesl: Monilor: Ari' Slall, Hall ol Fame Ed. Yearbook: Sr. Class Play? Honor Sociely: Speech Club. I MATTICE, MALLORY-Honor Ribbon. MAXWELL, WILLIAM-lnlramurals: Officers' Club. MacQUEEN, ROBERT-Homeroom Reporler: Gold Conv.: Chief Pholographer Yearbook, Warrior: lnlramurals: Council Member: Honor Ribbon: NSPA: Clubs: Science, Chess, Pres. Camera. McALlSTER, BETTY FAY-Sec.-Treas. Red Cross: Jr. Nom. Conv.: Green Conv.: Lalin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: ln- framurals. McCALLUM, CHARLES-PTA Rep.: Gold Conv.: Sr. Class Nom. Conv.: Lalin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: French Tourn.: Honor Sociely: Clubs: Camera, Science, Vice Pres. Chess. MCCOLLUM, KATHERINE-Lalin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: lnlramurals: Clubs: Spanish, Arls and Cralls. .-. me-w.i Football Championship Number Three Q'V 'g1pv 1 w if ,Zi 1... , l V K . i F l McCRORY, THOMAS l MCCULLOUGH, HUBERT-Officers' Club: Drill Plaloon. MCCUNE, JANE-Homeroom Sec.: Floor Mgr.: Fashion Show: Fire Monilor: lnlramurals: Warrior Kick-Off: Treas. Spanish Club: Williesl Girl. i i MCGOWAN, SAMMY-Homeroom Reporler: lnlramurals. l MCLEMORE, DWAIN-lnlramurals. MCWEENY, BILL-lBar'rleH: Clubs: Science, Spanish.l Swim- ming Team. l l l l McWILLlAMS, RUTH-lHalls High: Junior Classical League.l l MEDLEY, FRANCES-Red Cross Rep.: lniramurals: Lunch- room Cashier: Choral Club. X: MEEKS, JERRY-Wresiling Team: lnlramurals: H Club. Had the Best Track Team in MILES, GEORGE-Warrior Reporler: Lalin Tourn.: Fr. Nom. Conv.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely. MILES, TOM-Pres. Officers' Club: A Cappella Choir. MILLER, GAYLE-Homeroom Reporler: Lalin Tourn.: Ed. Warrior: NSPA: Quill and Scroll: Honor Socielyg Clubs: Spanish, Sharps and Fla+s. MILLER, HELEN-Ma+ron's Room: Alf. Red Cross Rep.' Clubs: Camera, Arls and Crafls. MILLER, MARY-PTA Rep.: Moniror: Fashion Show: Band. MITCHELL, EILEEN-Red Cross Rep.: Lalin Tourn.: Moni- Ior: lnrramurals: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Clubs' Pres. Larin, Pres. Y-Teens. MONTGOMERY, MARGARET-lChaHanooga High: Sec. Fresh. Dramalic Club: Slunl Nigh+.l Red Cross Rep.: Warrior: Clubs: Commercial, Sharps and Flars. MOORE, KENNETH-lDyersburg High: Key Club: Allied You+h.l MOORE, ROBERT-Wreslling: Traclc: Swimming Team: H Club. ll.. 1--' , 1 inf Tennessee. , 4 ui ' 'air' If MORELAND, GEORGE-A Cappella Choir? Radio Club. Sporls Co-Ed. Warrior: Honor Ribbon: Chess Champ. Clubs: Treas. Chess, Vice Pres. Camera, Sec. Science MORRIS, PHILLIP-Homeroom Treas.: Sr. Nom. Conv. Yearboolc: Lalin Tourn.: Warrior Reporler: Honor Rib- bon: Honor Sociely: A Cappella Choir: Science Club. MORTON, SHIRLEY-Fashion Show: Honor Ribbon: Clubs Lalin, Spanish. MOSIER, NONA RAY-Ma'rron's Room: Fashion Show. MOSS, BILL-Council Member. 1 MULLINS, CAROLYN-Moniror: Honor Ribbon: Honor So ciely: Clubs: Spanish, Speech. MULLINS, DONNA-Red Cross Rep.: PTA Rep.: Lafin Tourn.: Clubs: Commercial, Spanish. MYERS, BARBARA-Red Cross Rep.: lnrramurals: Honor .25 Ribbon. iw 'if' ls. 'Cs MORRIS, FRANK-Council Member: Jr., Sr. Nom. Conv.: We NEILSON, ANNE-Red Cross Rep.: Monifor: Fashion Show: Honor Ribbon: Miss Jr. Model. NEVELS, BARBARA-Boolcsfore: Lunchroom Cashier: Fashion Show: Y-Teens. NEWMAN, BEVERLY-Alf. Red Cross Rep.: lnframurals: Fashion Show. OVERALL, DANETTE-Fulfon, Ky.: Band: Choir: Jr. Follies: Minsfrel: Office Assf.: Speech Club. PACE, BILL-Inframurals: Clubs: Officers' Chess. PACE, COSBY-Wresfling Team. PACE, GWEN-Lafin Tourn.: Monifor: Fashion Show: Pro- gram Ch. Red Cross: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy: Clubs: Lafin, Spanish, Y-Teens. PACE, PATSY PARKER, PATSY-Homeroom Sec.: Fashion Show: Sponsors Club: Commercial Club. ,, of f . . .. .y x 2 1 . Y. 3 5 . L. .4 . Q1 , V . 1 f f is ::: f 1 i:e li' I '- We Y Told Our Junior Year o Fond Good by PATTON, ROBERT-Homeroom Pres.: Green Conv.Z Disfinc- fion Lafin Tourn.: Warrior: Monifor: Swimming Team: lnframural Champions: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy: Clubs: Camera, V.P. Science. PEISER, SANDRA-Booksfore: Lafin Tourn.: Organizafions Ed., Assoc. Ed. Yearbook: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy: Vice Pres. Ouill and Scroll. PENDERGRASS, JANlS-Homeroom Reporferi Honor Rib- bon: Clubs: Spanish, Sharps and Flafs, Speech. PERRY, SUE-Boolcsfore: Monifor: Lafin Tourn.: Fashion Show: Honor Ribbon-: Honor Sociefy. PERRY, VIRGINIA-Homeroom Rep.: Gold Conv.: Fr. Nom. Conv.: Lafin Tourn.: Warrior Feafure Ed.: NSPA: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociefy: Sec. Ouill and Scroll: Clubs: Spanish, Chess. PESIKEY, TOM-Homeroom Chairman: Council Member! Jr. Nom. Conv.: Green Conv.: Boys' Cify: Rifle Team: Honor Sociefy: Sec.-Treas. Officers' Club. PETERS, JERRY-Homeroom Pres.: Baslcefball: Track: Base- ball: H Club. PETERSON, CHARLOTTE-Homeroom Chairman: Green Conv.: Lafin Tourn.: Candid. Fr., Jr. Class Vice Pres.: Candid. Girls' Vice Pres.: Treas. A Cappella Choir! Honor Sociefy: Sponsors' Club. PETTY, SUE-lWhfiehaven: FHA Club.l When We Donned Senior Rings With a Happy Sigh. PFEUFFER, GEORGE-Homeroom Pres.: Honor Ribbon' Cheerleader: Clubs: Spanish, Chess, Science. I PIERCE, CARL-PTA Rep.: Fire Monilor: Honor Ribbon: Science Club. PINSTEIN, MARCIA ANN-H.R. Vice Pres., Sec.: Laiin Tourn.: Warrior: Yearbook: Srudenl' Leader: Cheer- leader: Honor Ribbon: lnlramurals: Capliv. Cenlraliie: Spanish Club. POLLARD, WILLIAM-lRidgely High: Homeroom Pres.: Council Member: Red Cross Rep.: Lalin Tourn.: lnlra- murals: Pres. Lalin Club.l PORTER, FRANK-A Cappella Choir: Officers' Club. PREINITZ, JUDY-Ma'rron's Room: lnlramurals: Arls and Cralils Clubl PRICE, MARIE-lnlrarnurals: Lalin Tourn.: Lalin Club. PRIEST, JOHN-Council Member: Fr., Jr. Nom. Conv.: Gold Conv.: Red Cross Rep.: Hon. Men. Lalin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Socieiy: Clubs: Science, Camera, Sec. Chess. PRIESTER, CLIFTON-Arls and Crafls Club. 'W X -as- 'Egg ive- 52:3 z' if 330' My 'S 'S 32 J 1, f W' Q ...X E V xx . .9 I PRINCE. ARTHUR PRITCHARD, BOBBY-Track: H Club. PYLE, PHILLIP-Faorbally H Club. PYLE, WILLIAM-Homeroom Ticlcel Seller: Foolball. QUIN, JAYNE-Red Cross Rep.: Band. RAGSDALE, MARY RUSSELL-Homeroom Reporler: Speech Club. RAPER, MARY JANE-lGrenada, Miss.: All. Red Cross Rep.: Pres. 4-H Counly Council: Clubs: 4-H Club Pres., Y- Teens, Speech, Glee, Fl-lA.l RATHER, CHARLES-Homeroom Chairman: Monilor: Nom. Conv. RAUSCHER, BARBARA-Homeroom Sec., Trees.: Council Mem.: Fr., Jr. Nom. Conv.: Gold Conv.: Warrior: ln- lramural Champs, All-Siar: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Quill and Scroll: Clubs: Commercial, Spanish, Cheer- leader. , f :su There's Not a Single Person Who Won't Remember RAUSCHER, KAY-Red Cross Rep.: Commercial Club. RAYBURN, WlLl.lAM-Homeroom Social Ch.: Radio Club. READ, JERRY-Capl. Baslcelball: Foolball: Track: H Club: All-Memphis Baskelball. REAMS, MARY SUE-Homeroom Vice Pres.: Green Conv. Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Spanish Club. REASOR, CAROL-Fashion Show: lnlramurals: Glee Club. REDWINE, SHIRLEY-Homeroom Pres.: Malron's Room: Fashion Show: Warrior: lnlramurals: Chrislmas Floal Sponsor: Vice Pres. Arls and Cral+s Club. REED, KENNETH-Homeroom Pres.: Fire Monilor: Hon. Men. Lalin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: A Cappella Choir' Clubs: Science, Oflicersf REESE, JANET-Clubs: Arls and Crallsz Sharps and Flals' Treas. Camera. REID, PAUL-Homeroom Treas.: Lalin Tourn.: Science Club. ,W . . ., , K 4,41 AQ s,f QS 1 ig' A ' gf 1 ,y , 4 W f , f 2 Q f f 1. . N, . MW-- f ,f 40 J 7 X -. 1 if 1 f 1 1 , ,f , ,lf X ' 522 f f fy ,ff , f ' yr '21 f I f 43 'hm' REISMAN, -JOYCE-Homeroom Reporler: All. Council Member: French Tourn.: Monilor: Copy Ed. Yearbook: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely. REYNOLDS, ALLEN-Council Member: Fr., Jr. Nom. Conv.: Pres. Freshman Class: Sql-al-Arms Jr. Class: Pres. Slu- denl Govl.: Cheerleader: lnlramurals: Boys' Slale: Boys' Nalion: Officers' Club: Capliv. Cenfralile: Besl' All- Round Boy. ROBBINS, EDDIE-lnlrarnural Champions: Spanish Club. RODGERS, HARRY-lColumbia Mililary Academy: Home- room Sql-al-Arms, Treas.: Alhleric Associalion: C Club.l Officers' Club. ROOP, LAURA DEE-Monilor: Fashion Show: Clubs: Camera, Arls and Crafls, Sharps and Flafs. ROSS, BETTY-Clubs: Y-Teens, Sharps and Flals, Arls and Crafls. ROSS, SYLVIA-Homeroom Sec., Sql.-al-Arms: Red Cross Rep.: Boolcslore: Clubs: Y-Teens, Arls and Craffs. RUBY, PETE-Band Leller: lnlramurals: Clubs: Spanish. Sharps and Flals. RUSSELL, SUZANNE-Bookslore. Q the Thrill of Being ci Senior the Next September. RUST, ANN-Council Member: Green Conv.: Sec. Jr. Class: Candid. Comm. Social Acl.: Sluclenf Leader: lnrra- murals: Capl. Cheerleaders: Capfiv. Cenlraliie: Besr All-Round Girl: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Spanish Club. SALKY, EVELYN-Moniror: Fire Monilor: Warrior: Yearbook: Spanish Club. SAU ER, RAYMON-Monilor. SCATES, CAROLYN-Malron's Room: Fashion Show. SCATES, JAMES-Band: lnlramurals: Talenl Show: Slale Band Conlesl: Drill Team: Wresiling: Clubs: Science, Camera. Chess, Sharps and Flals. SCHAEFER, BILLY-Homeroom Reporler: Sr. Nom. Conv.: lnlramural Champions: All-Slar lnlramurals: Wresllinq: H Club: Capriv. Cenrralire: Pres. Spanish Club. SCHEINBERG, STEPHEN-Gold Conv.: 2nd Pl. Lalin Tourn.: Yearbook: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Clubs: La+in, Science, Spanish, Chess, Speech. SCHEUNER, HARRISON-lnlramurals: Chess Club. SCHIFFMAN, SUSAN-Council Member. ,K ji, -i... , . x I 5 was T run S RW. .V 91 ,q V , SCHILLY, DORIS JEAN-Malron's Room: Fashion Show: Homeroom Ticlcel Seller: Library Assl.: Clubs: A Cap- pella Choir, Y-Teens, Sharps and Flals. SCHMlDT, DALE-Monilorg Fire Monilor: Boolrslore: Ma- lron's Room: Fashion Show: lnlramurals. SCHROEPPEL, PEGGY-Homeroom Reporler: PTA Rep.: Gold Conv.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Commer- cial Club. SCHWARTZ, JUDY-Red Cross Rep.: PTA Rep.: Green Conv., Ma+ron's Room: Boolcsforei Cflice Assl.: Band Maiorelle: Speech Club. SCOTT, JIMMY-Homeroom Vice Presideni. SHANNON, NANCY-Moniior: Fire Monilor: Larin Tourn. Lalin Club. SHARP, DONALD-Lalin Tourn.: Band LeHer: Pres. Band: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely. SHEPPARD, JUNE--Monilor: Boolcslore: Sludenl' Leader: Honor Ribbon: Clubs: Y-Teens, Sec. Aris and Craffg, SHERMAN, PHIL-Council Member: Red Cross Rep.: Fr Jr. Nom. Conv.: French Tourn.: Larin Tourn.: lnlramurals: Swimming Team: H Club. There With Central Spirit When the Team Felt Low SHINE, FLORA-A Cappella Choir: Clubs: Sharps and Flats, Spanish. SIMKINS, PRISCILLA-Alt. Red Cross Rep.: Monitor: Green Conv.: Spanish Club. SIMMONS, ED-Homeroom Sec.: Vice Pres. Band: Drum Maior Band: Golf Team: Basketball: H Club. SIMON, BRYAN-Band: Superior Sax Quartet: Bassoon Duet State Contest. SIMPSON, JON-Homeroom Pres.: Council Member: Green and Gold Conv: Sgt.-at-Arms Sr. Class: Intramurals. SINGLETON, JERRY-I-lomeroom Treas.: Monitor: Warrior Reporter: Latin Tourn.: Chaplain Band: All-State Band: Honor Ribbon: Honor Society: Sharps and Flats Club. SINK, SHIRLEY-Chorus: Clubs: Sharps and- Flats. Y-Teens SIVADON, JOANNE-Homeroom Vice Pres.: Monitor: Honor Ribbon: Honor Society: Pres. Commercial Club: fY- Teens. SMITH, BONNYE-Homeroom Reporter: Alt. Red Cross Rep.: Matron's Room: Fashion Show: Warrior: lntra- murals: Clubs: Spanish, Y-Teens, Arts and Cratts, Sharps and Flats. rE:5'Qri1 a- H, . 'Aww iv.. W 'W 'Z-. . e H1 'iif X' x SMITH, CHARLOTTE-Band: Library Asst.: Fashion Show: Latin Club. SMITH, JACK-Clubs: Latin, Chess, Sgt.-at-Arms Otticers' Club. SMITH, LEE-IElk Creek, CaIit.: Sec.-Treas. Jr. Class.l SMITH, WANDA-Homeroom Ticket Seller: Y-Teens. SNYDER, PETER-Vice Pres. Chess Club: Audio Amplifier. SPAIN, MARY HELEN-Clubs: Choral, Sharps and Flats. SPRINGER, HELEN STAMPER, GORDON-Talent Show: Fashion Show? All-Star Intramurals: Most Talented Boy. STANFIELD, JUANITA-Monitor: Candy Counter-I Band? Double Quintet: Talent Show: A Cappella Cholri Slfile Band Contest: Clubs: Sharps and Flats, Speech. Spamsll' Ne Won the Football Trophy, the Fourth in a Row, STARRETT, JOHN-Foolballq I-l Club: Band, STEELE, ANN-lvloniror: Malron's Room: Lunchroom Cash- ier: Fashion Show: lnlramurals: Commercial Club. STEPHENSON, STANLEY-Red Cross Rep.: Lalin Tourn. lnlramural Champions: Foolball: Clubs: Chess, Science STEWART, DONALD-Ba nd. STRAIN, LEE-Homeroom Pres.: Gold Conv.: All-Memphis Foolball: Player of The Week: H Club. STREET, JOE STUBBLEFIELD, JANE-Red Cross Rep.: Lalin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely. STUBER, ERNEST-Golf Team: lnlramurals. SULLlVAN, EUGENE-Band. l HHN az 441 S - . 'Qi' s its I ,. of I Mig ill. A . f, Q'-'af Zmyvb' Q .,-J'-?:'?17 ' ? l SUMMERS, PETE-Foolball: Baseball: H Club. SWANEY, CAROLYN JOYCE-Council Member: PTA Rep.: Homeroom Ticlrel Seller: lnlramurals: Drum Maiorelle Band: Spanish Club: Boolcslore. TATE, DONALD-Honor Ribbon: Sec.-Treas. Radio Club. TAYLOR, HARRY-Homeroom Ticker Seller: Alf. Council Member: Gold Conv.: Band: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Clubs: Science, Sharps and Flals. TAYLOR, JOHN-Swimming Team: Wreslling: Track: Clubs: Speech, Science, Chess, Sharps and Flals. TAYLOR, TOMMY-Green Conv.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely. TEMPLETON, JOHN--Red Cross Rep.: Sr. Class Play: Speech Club. THEODORE, SOPHIE-Homeroom Vice Pres., Treas.: Vice Pres. Red Cross: PTA Rep.: Jr. Nom. Conv.: Gold Conv.: Fire Monilor: Laiin Tourn.: Warrior Typisl: lnlramurals: Capliv. Cenfralilep Clubs: Spanish, Commercial. THOMPSON, JIMMY-Monilor: Warrior: Dislincl. Lalin Tourn.: Second Pl. Science Fair: Winner Lion Oil Essay Conlesl: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Clubs: Sciencegl Camera, Pres. Chess, Treas. Lalin. We Enjoyed THOMSON, BILLIE-Homeroom Reporler, Sec. Yearbook: Cheerleader: lnlramurals: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Commercial Club: Mosl Talenled Girl. THORNE, CONNIE THROWER, MICKEY-All-Slale Band: Lalin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: Clubs: Sharps and Flals, Science, Chess. TOMLINSON, JANE-Clubs: Sharps and Flals, Glee, Y- Teens. TODD, ODELL-Chess Club. TOULIATOS, GABRIEL-Homeroom Ticlcel Seller: Jr. Nom. Conv.: lnlramurals Capl.: Spanish Club. TRAVIS, CYNTHIA-Council Member: Warrior Typisf. TUCKER, JOANNE-Council Member: Fr., Sr. Nom. Conv.: Lafin Tourn.: News Ed. Warrior: lnlramurals: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Quill and Scroll: Clubs: Spanish, Chess, Commercial. TURLEY, JOHNNY-Council Member: Lalin Tourn.: Clubs: Spanish, Science. , , gr fa ,.' Q ah? 5'f .J f c 9' 1' 5' 1 354 HW' ef '56- .gmf wg, w.,m 'Q ir We Ns Performances of Our Wonderful Bong .W s Qi TURNAGE, BETTY-Ma'rron's Room: Fire Monifor: Fashion Show. TURNBOW, RONNIE UTLEY, BEVERLY-Jr. Nom. Conv.: Fashion Show: lnlra- murals: Clubs: Sponsors', Spanish, Arfs and Craffs. VANLANDINGHAM, ANNA-Sponsors' Club. VISE, BOBBIE NELL-Red Cross Rep.: W6I'ri0fI F0Sl l0l Show: lnlramurals: Sharps and Flals Club. VOLLMER, RICHARD--Foolball: Baskelball: Capl. Track: H Club: All-Memphis Foolball: All-Slale Foolballi Player of lhe Week: Mosl Alhlelic Boy. WAINSCOTT, BETTY-Boolcslore: Commercial Club. WALL, RAMSAY-Council Member: Homeroom TFGBS-I Swimming Team: Honor Sociely: Officers' Club. WALPOLE, CHARLES-Council Member: Cheerleader: Hon- or Ribbon: Honor Sociely. p N. and Our Choir Remained the Best in All the Land. WANSLEY, BILL-Honor Ribbon: Honor Socieiy: Rifle Team: Track: Iniramuralsz Clubs: Officersf Pres. Science, Sec. Camera. WARR, OTIS-Band Le++er: La+in Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: Sharps and Fla+s. WARREN, JOAN-ISan Angelo, Texas: H.R. Vice Pres.: Aci. Ed., Ed. Yearbook: Inrersch. League: Treas. Honor Socie+y: Clubs: Spanish, Boosier, Foollighiers, Parl. and Hisr. Regos Tri-Hi-Y.I Honor Socieiy: Yearbook: Treas. Science Club. WEBB, JIMMY-Homeroom Officer: Rifle Team: Wresiling: Iniramurals: Clubs: Chess, Oificersf WELCH, CAROLYN-Homeroom Treas.: Yearbook: Infra- murals. WEIMER, TERRY-Red Cross Rep.: Iniramurals. WEISS, BERNIE-IOsceoIa, Ark.: Honor Socieiy: Homeroom Chairman: Foo'rbaII.I Fooiball. WHITE, DAVID-Homeroom Pres.: Jr. and Sr. Class Pres.: Candid. Fr. Class Pres.: Candid. Comm. Publiciry: Candid. Pres. Srudeni Govt: La'rin Tourn.: Fire Moni- Ior' Foolball' Baseball' H Club' Honor Sociei' I I I I Y Capiiv. Cen+raIi're: Mosi AHrac+ive Boy. WHITE, JERRY-Band: Iniramurals: Honor Ribbon: Officers' Club. N .,. . l K A ff P ll ... x, .Q-: '. ' . .. I- N . 4.5 . if :xy at Qu .f rf - Ogg., we , 'fr 'ff fir WHITE, SAMMY-Talenf Show: A Cappella Choir: Clubs: Speech, Sharps and Flais. WHITELEATHER, BONNIE-Homeroom Sec.: Candy Coun- +er: Hon. Men. Laiin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: Honor So- cie'ry: Pres. Lafin Club. WHITELEATHER, CAROL-Homeroom Vice Pres.: Candy Counier: Hon. Men. Lalin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Socieiy: Program Chairman Lafin Club: Pres. Red Cross. WHITEWAY, MARGARET-Moniror: Office Assf.: Warrior A Cappella Choir: Sharps and Flals Club. WHITFIELD, GAIL-Ma+ron's Room: ArI's and Craiis Club. WHITTEN, PAT-Homeroom Pres.: Lafin Tourn.: French Tourn.: Clubs: Commercial, Vice Pres. Sponsors'. WILEY, JIMMY--Track: All-Slar Iniramurals: Clubs: H , Chess, Radio. WILKERSON, KAY-Moniior: Inframural Champions. WILKINS, CAROLYN-Homeroom Sec.: Sponsors' Club. 33 1 . Good-by to Skits and Study WILKINSON, SUE-lvlonilor: Library Assl'.: Gold Conv.: 6+h Pl. Na+. Shorlhand Conlesl: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Program Chairman Commercial Club. WILLIAMS, NANCY-Sponsors' Club. WILLIAMS, SANDRA-Monilor: Fashion Show: Sharps and Flals Club. WILSON, EMILY-Homeroom Sec.: All. Red Cross Rep.: Fashion Show: Clubs: Spanish, Y-Teens. WILSON, JIM-lBell Buclcle, Tenn.: Sql-al-Arms Soph. Class: Foo+ball.l WILSON. MARILYN WILSON, SHIRLEY-lChicago, lll.: Capl. Hall Guards: Library Assl.: Clubs: Home Ec.: Commercial.l WILSON, VIVIAN-Monilor: Fire Monilor: Sr. Class Nom. Conv.: Ma'rron's Room: Fashion, Show: lnlramurals: Honor Ribbon: Spanish Club. WISMILLER, CHARLENE-All. Red Cross Rep.: Candy Counler: Clubs: Choral, Sharps and Flals. KW r M E, Y. fig f '59 Z , ll .655 L ' rv! , -33:54. V- -, . .- 2 5 ,,J.,-. .-M-A - 4 .f 41:41 . 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You've Helped Us Out in Everything We Ever Tried To Do SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Sergeanf-af-Arms, .lon Simpson: Secrefary, Winnie Carson: Presiclenf, David Whife: Vice Presidenl John Crews: and Treasurer, Carole Green. Throughouf fhe year fhey have made every senior evenf sutcessful and enlerfaining The Senior Class of l956 is proud lo have had such able and conscienfious leaders. Now our Senior year af Cenfral is ending. ln Sepfember, fhree years ago, graduafion seemed far away. and only now do we realize how swiff- ly fhe fime has passed. ln fhe lasf few monfhs we have sfored away mem- ories of many happy evenfs: affend- ing senior meefings, where speakers from various fields helped many of us decide on our vocafions: being meas- ured for caps and gowns: pracficing for commencennenf. And now - all foo soon - come Baccalaureafe serv- ices, fhe senior prom, fhe luncheon. and finally fhe nighf of graduafion. As we wallc across fhe sfage. we feel proud fo be graduafes of Cenfral, buf af fhe same fime, we can nof help feeling sad as we realize lhaf our days af Cenfral are over. We hope fhaf in years fo come, we can malce Cenfral as proud of us as we are of her. While Ann recheclrs fhe lis'r fo see lhaf everyone has paid, Jim and Charlofle figure how graduafion invifafions should be ordered. '45 Ya IWW! Tk , Que-v-nv ii f ?7V '7 'f ff7 J? Hl, GANG, LET'S GO - This group of Seniors display lhe fypical Cenlral Spiril whcih was inslrumenlal in helping lo lead lhe 'loolball leam lo ils 'lourlh conseculive Cily Championship. So Farewell to Centralg We've Loved You From the Start INDUSTRIAL DAY - On 'rheir visil lo Foresl Hill Dairy, 'rhese seniors found +ha+ much can be learned by observalion and ex- TWELVE O'CLOCK SCHOLAR - Oh-h-h, and l 'lhoughf perience. While Roberl, Joyce, and Mary Ann inspecl lhe sludying for lerm exams was hard, moans Fred as he spends dairy producls, Bill loads 'lhe mill: on lhe lruclr. 'lhe evening sludying 'lor college board examinalions. L +rhr- M - li? if 5 nl WZ sf f., -aiu i ywhlfffi .i we I-- 2:1-'Y ii 'Vffui.k'l-'-I 'A ,553 ldlyyso. S' H , ki 'wwf'- -14:7 fy: - f ef, ' .5 f.'f'.f 1, if ,aff , , , 'i nah .JEL '9.:. PROM DECORATORS - Nan and Brenda pul' +heir ar'l'isl'ic AFTER THE BALL IS OVER, AFTER THE CROWD GOES l'alen'rs +o worlc in malring decoralions for lhe prom, while Don HOME '- The words +0 fhis Old familial' SOHQ are lDFOU9l'1l' makes good use of his air supply, lo mind as 'lhese l'wo Cenlraliles say gooclnighl afler a glorious evening al' lheir Senior Prom. 'There's a Very Special Place for You in Every Senior's Heart. SENIOR CLASS MEETING - Al' lhe 'firsl' class meeling of lhe year, Seniors were acquainlecl wilh lhe clulies of class officers and heard lhe reporls from +he chairmen of fhe various commilfees. The Senior Class lisfens a++en+ively as Winnie l'ells of her responsibililies as class secrelary. Wm 9, S f 'mwiii 2 ,yiy FS fg ,W ' ' GNN, ,E xl, S-. -A . dp 4 UI 4,5 1 'V-pn ,, Ynv in ,f a fv, ww' ,L MM wwf' me 3. . - , ,5 Av, ' Q ' vi .mul - Introducing Our Junior Class ond Its Activitle Five class officers are here: Everyone hand-picked! we cheer. Tomorrow's leaders? Each could be - Waif a few years, and we'll see. Leff fo righf: Treasurer, Cecil Fowlkes: Vice Presiclenf, Mary Joy Prifchardg Presidenf, Paul Davis: Secrefary, Linda Johnsfon: Sgf.-af-Arms, Dorsey Deafon. .X , ,, ,. I' 4 MISS COHEN FRONT ROW: Jo Ann Ridling, Sandra Prafher, Jane Owen., Harriel' Scheuner, Dorofhy Dillon, Cecile Felsenfhal, Donna Monsarraf, Carol Eiseman. SECOND ROW: Sandra Paul, Kafherine Lyles. Charloffe Runyan, Jere Kelly, Joan Lyon, Carol Smiih, Judy Henderson, Dale Er- win, Lorraine Engelberg, Mary McCal- man. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Eggleston, Dennis Lamb, Charles Burrow, Don Lake, Carl Bradow, Bob Fulghum, Raymond Wacldy, Tommy Kelly. FOURTH ROW: Lowell Bobbiff, Jerry Murray, Bill Arnold, Doug Salmon, Kimball Coburn, Bobby Bosficlr, Jimmy McCaslin, Bobby Shelfon, Miles Lovelace. NOT PICTURED: Bruce Shroyer, Mary Peebles. Wha+'s ahead of us? Old friends, New faces - Anyfhing can happen. Bobby Lawshe, Charlene Whit- man, Marilyn Land, Herberf Mays. Myrna Loslxove, Jere Sue Kelly, Ned Williamson. As We Work ond Play Together, in School or Out V '4 S is MISS CRENSHAW FIRST ROW: Janice Spence, Judy Graves, Belly Jean Thompson, Carole Lindsey, Sandy Thorne, Suzanne Shain- berg, Brenda Malrowslry. SECOND ROW: Jo Anna Blayloclr, Linda Greif, Beverly McKee, Mary Kalherine Slarrefl, Diane Lowe, Carolyn Jacoby, Kalhie Arlridge, Joyce Shinaull. THIRD ROW: John Lowry, Jo Ann Dulre, Ann Hays, Linda Whirlinglon, Sally Henderson, Sue Kir- chen, Marion Hardy. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Wilson, Mac Ozier, John Pierce, Joe Bledsoe, Joe Hill, Maurice Moslro- wilz, Jaclc Balrer, Davis Allin, Freddie Gulhrie. NOT PICTURED: Mary Jaclrson. Linda Kay and Bee and Susan Are gals you'd never find refusin' Food and drinlc, a bi+ lo eal, A sandwich or a 'rasly lreal, For soon as school's oul, as you can see, They're always hungry as hungry can bel Lefl lo righl: Linda Kay Pegram, Susan Shuplrine, and Bee Hardison. Rip 'em up, lear 'em up, leam, le+'s go! We malre lhe poslers lhal' will show We wanl anolher one Jusl lilce lhe olher one . . . Come on Warriors! We'lI give a cheer! Our leam won for 'rhe fourlh slraighl year! Move lhal foolball a liflle 'lo 'lhe left says Ouida Lazenby fo Adele Wolfe. Busily painling al' lhe 'lable are Belh Powell, sealed, and Peggy Pulliam. Everyone Always Feels Better After Lunch What's this? says Miles with a puzzled smile As Katon checks his tray: It's not a steak-but it will take You through the day okay! Karon Essary will tell you that working in the lunchroom is not an easy iob, but it is one way to serve our school. Miles Lovelace seems eager to put aside his book and enioy a good meal. MISS JAMES FRONT ROW: Sally Roberts, Susan Logs- don, Sue Roberts, Helen Foster, Char- lotte Marcus, Jean Grittin, Mary Moore. SECOND ROW: Bette Baumgarten, Larry Townsend, John Mitchell, Marvin Stamm, Frank Tyus, Reecle Taylor, Mary Crowley. THIRD ROW: Sonny Yeaman, Alan Schwartz, Richard Draughon, Charles Causey, Ken, Ruby, Al Nelson, Roy Millican. FOURTH ROW: Drue De- Berry, Bobby Parchman, Jackie Buzard, Jerry Guinn, Jerry Gresham, Dan Peck, Jerry Cooper. NOT PICTURED: Ted Erickson, Arthur Buring. MISS HAMILTON FRONT ROW: Donna Morrison, Judy Cooper, Dorothy Pappas, Sandra Riley, Glenda Byars, Thelma Richardson. SEC- OND ROW: Doris Wilson, Martha Dil- lard, Juanita Dever, Barbara Francis, Nadolyn Raytield, Fritzi Bickel, Betty Brewer. THIRD ROW: Joy Lynn Bridg- torth, Dolly Boyd, Dianne Sanders, Jo Rose Levy, Virginia Hale, Margaret Tur- ley, Linda Lange, Marie Terrell. FOURTH ROW: Tax Wingo, Charles Orange, Byron Greer, Jerry Taylor, Rel Morgan, Mickey Smothers, Kenneth Crook, Wayne Allen. NOT PICTURED: Harold Eggles- ton, Carl Gustafson, Lionel Hellums, Robin Moore, Ray Myers. Our Heroes Are Admired ond Respected by All ,. f 4, .WV MRS. MALLOY FRONT ROW: Jean Por+er, Sidney Mc- Reynolds, Joyce LuHrell, Saralyn Ep- siein, Judy Erwin, Susan Shupirine. SEC- OND ROW: Kay Reagor, Nancy Garri- son, Elaine Hor+on, Nancy Godwin, Wanda Ball, Ouida Lazenby, Margare+ Summers, Ann Fischer. THIRD ROW: Mary Underwood, Anneife Vaughn, Paisy Hill, Leware Shipp, Loma Kale McGaha, Pairicia Andrews, Joan Sfern- berger, Pai King. FOURTH ROW: Ken- nelh Dulles, Donald Zeiilin, Eddie PaHon, Jimmy Mabile, Tom McAuley, Bill Raine, Michael Snowden, Orville Swarner, Jimmy Broadfooi. NOT PIC- TURED: Frances Hammonds. MR. McCORMICK FRONT ROW: Frances Wildash, Linda LiHle, Mary Reed, Jeanie Meyer, Bar- bara Thomas, Esiher Scheinberg. SEC- OND ROW: Jo Ann Farris, Sally Dean, Brenda Carroll, Beclry Johnson, Ann Morion, Gail Gurner, Miriam Jablin. THIRD ROW: Wal+er Yager, Jimmy Jones, Janei' Moore, Barbara While, Mary Nelson, Milne Malrris, Julian Aym- eH. FOURTH ROW: Cecil Fowllnes, Jim Siowers, Jerry Blanion, Sieve DeShazo, Ira Denion, Bobby Talley, Dorsey Deaion. NOT PICTURED: Bobby Lawshe, Gerald Wafson. 'fx Shroyer and PaH'on, co-capiain and capiain Have very large Foofsfeps 'ro fill. The irophy s+ays here for 'rhe four+h s+raigh+ year. We're siill champs - Now ihe fif+h year we'll . . . 7 F i W9 The Numerous Nights of Study Are Forgotter Kqugd A diIIar, a dollar, Two +weIve o'cIocIc scholars 1 Cramming on fac+s and Ioodg The food 'rheyi bough+ And 'Ihe fads Ihey soughI', I I Hoping Iheir grades would be good! I 5 i f Q Bobby Bosficll and Don Lake MISS McKENZIE FRONT ROW: Lynda Goldsfein, Char- IoHe Read, Barbara Weimer, Judy Crump, Barbara Cooper, Peggy Pulliam, Linda Johnsfon. SECOND ROW: Sandra Green, Margo LaManna, Nancy Myers. Jane Maynor, Mariorie GuIIeI I', Mariha Moore, Barbara Voss. THIRD ROW: Paula MorI'on, Mary Prichard, Barbara Russell, Barbara Barne'I'+, Eva Bluesiein, Carol Ellis, Marcy Ruyl. FOURTH ROW: Gine'He Nash, Be'Isy Henderson, Nelle NucIroIIs, Marfha Sides, NeI Iie Mc- Caddon, Elaine Henderson, Karon Essary. ABSENT: Barbara Schaffer. MR. PENNINGTON FRONT ROW: Myrna Loskove, Beih Robinson, Sondra Schaffer, Sophronia Hopps, Judy MerriH', Kay Kennon. SEC- OND ROW: Kay Keislrer, Barbara Lind- sey, Shirley Balmer, Mary Brindley, Eliza- befh Hall, Ida Levy, Marilyn Land. THIRD ROW: Virginia HewiI'I', Anne Howell, Sandra Murphy, Herberi Mays. Allan Carb, Hoyl' Arnold. FOURTH ROW: Billy Roberson, David Florence, Don Kroeger, David McBride, David Baker, Glenn Williams. ABSENT: Racene Lam- berf, Beverly Manuel, Johnny Middleion. I , lui When We Remember the Junior Class Party MISS SCHROLL FRONT ROW: Dolores Goodman, Mickey Weiner, Nancy Garland, Shirley Hughes, Charline Glascock, Joan Waller, Wendy Aplel. SECOND ROW: Ausla Rulher- lord, Joanne Ferguson, Marlha Rush, Bellie Lewis, Beverly Drewry, Ann Bowl- ing, Barbara Forlner, Rulh Moore. THIRD ROW: Nick French, Marlin Isaacson, Don Engelberg, Ralph Wil- liams, Howard Davis, Jack Marion, Roberl Rubin, Jerry Holmes, David Okeon. FOURTH ROW: Ralph McNees, Jimmy Huller, Jimmy Bryan, Duane Cleveland, Roy Reed, George Whilworlh, Jimmie Jones, Edward Tennison. NOT PICTURED: Sandra Weiner. MISS SHEWMAKER FRONT ROW: Allhea Nanney, Nancy Robinson, Margarel Pyle, Margee Nel- son, Grace Kirkwood, Emily Cason, Carol Caplan. SECOND ROW: Joyce Cannon, Sandra Morris, Carolyn Boswell, Belly Kolp, Jo Ann Barber, Barbara Turner, Pal Kerr, Joy Plunk, Sally Harl. THIRD ROW: Wallace Price, Jerry Brashear, Wade Long, Nancy Berlschi, Dixie Raines, Kay Slarr, Beverly Brooks, Sher- ron Lazenby, Brenda Franklin. FOU-RTH ROW: Harry Friedman, Donald Wise- man, Phil Glasgow, Claude Fulp, David Frulchey, Waller Ellis, Bob Eilerl. NOT PICTURED: Billy Bell. Here's lhal parly so long awailed The one we've all anlicipaledg The cals are hep, lhe kids in slep- Il's labulous, man, real aclivalecl Hale, Alkins, Thompson, Peebles, Frul chey, Burlon, Hays, Denlon. Dancing Lamberl and Brashear. I-.Eff , G Mrs. Linlon slands ready To say, Going sleady ls nol such a good idea If you're so inlrigued wi+h your dale Thal you're frequenlly lale, Tommy and Jane, do you hear? A Sure Cure for Being Tardy to Clos' sl Looks Won'+ Kill - Bul they somefimes make being punclual lhe besl' policy. MRS. SMITH FRONT ROW: Suzan Keenum, Kay Schmilfon, Gloria Shubow, Belh Powell, Bee Hardison, Maxine Bell. SECOND ROW: Morris Loskove, Jo Anne Thomp- son, Ann Sfallings, Kalhy Smallwood, Mary Gullalf, Elaine Engelberg. THIRD ROW: Lee Harwell, Bemis Afkins, Bobby Rowe, Bobby Miller, George Cook, Mac Middleion. FOURTH ROW: Housfon Ray, David Rice, Richard Maloney, Dillard Tu- lor, Billy Wage, Slanlon Jones. ABSENT: James Murphy, Jane Oglesby, Jackie Keck. MISS WILLINGHAM FRONT ROW: Carol Dickson, Carol Hays, Shirley McLin, Fran Burlon, Sonya Buderman, Barbara Fishman. SECOND ROW: Jan Gossell, Frances McNiell, Pal' Dillon, Bessie Horlon, Fay Quinn. Virginia Collier, Marcia Gruber. THIRD ROW: John Chisolm, Ellsworih Downing, Hal Horsburg, Raymond Roberson, David Wray, Ronald Savage, John Sinclair, Mike Livingston. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Richardson, W. A. Slewarl, Paul Davis. Don Burks, Ned Williamson, Troy Beaffy. Hans Breuer, Michael Brigham, John Kimbrell, Sidney Wener. ABSENT: Michael Gilbert An Hour Spent Listlessly in Detention Hall Many disgusted Juniors have spent precious atter-school hours in Detention Hall. MISS WILSON FRONT ROW: Brenda Coolr, Rose Staten, Margaret Herzog, Linda Pegram, Elizabeth Cunningham, Judy Ottutt, Marti Mobley. SECOND ROW: George Awsumb, Barbara Pitts, lrma Oser, Pene- lope Bailey, Sandra Kaplan, Roberta Wallace, Barbara Marsh, Diane Coats, Jere Somervell. THIRD ROW: Gordon Croolt, Robert Johnston, Maurice Brog, Harold Walter, Lee Livingston, Michael Peck, Larry Kirk, Ed Sheely, Franlr Balmer. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Stowe, Jimmy Payne, Harry Rubenstein, John Finley, Eddie Kaplan, Joe Doyle, Edwin Boatner, Stanley Rosenblum, Jaclr Houston. AB- SENT: Bob Austin, Diane Davis. MISS WOODS FRONT ROW: Nancy Young, Martha Bumgardner, Patsy Breeden, Andrea Farrow, Joyce Burns, Jeanine Caster, LaVerne Saripirin, Velma Vanlandingham. SECOND ROW: Norma Bratton, Gladys Gordon, Patsye Jattee, Joyce Britt. Carolyn Reeves, Bettie Tuclrer, Gerry Smith, Rita Warren, Susan Taylor. Tl'llRD ROW: Gay Heidelberg, Ginger Russell. Kaye Tuclrer, Rose Bell, Elna Coolr, Myra Masingill, Marilyn Legg, Shirley Coleman. FOURTH ROW: Kitty Hill, Harriet Gold- stein, Lougenia Thompson, Bette Faulkner, Charlene Whitman, Adele Wolt, Joan Baruchman, Ramona Hoagland, Barbara Miles. ABSENT: Lynn Reddoclr. Too late to bed, Too late to rise, Gives Kitty dreamy, dreamy eyes, And Milce's so bored: He sits and sighs: No more late hours tor me, he cries. 7' to E During lheir days al' Cenlral, fhe 'Freshmen gain new and lasling friendships. Billy Woodmansee, who is already a 'lypical Cen- fralile, infroduces Joyce Ka- minslry lo Bill Keesling. Our First Look at Central Left Us Wondering ln lhe fall, a new class of fresh- men arrive al Cenlral. A+ iirsl lhey are amazed by lhe size of lhe school and Confused by lhe busy schedule al lhe beginning of lhe year. Soon lhey become a parl of Cenlral and iall inlo lhe regular rouline of classes. Then 'rhey are ready lo learn lhe greal lessons placed wilhin 'rheir reach by lheir inslruclors and friends. The freshman officers - Anna Kay Roberfson, Vice Presidenh Berl' Can- field, Sergeanl-al-Arms: Eddie Gaines. Presidenlg Allyn Kanlor, Treasurer: and Judy Shook. Secrelary - plan +he annual 'Frosh slril and acl' as 'lhe official represenfalives of lhe 'Freshman class. lf We Could Assume Our New Responsibilities The halls ring wilh The laughler and challer ol The freshmen, slariinq on 'rhe well-beaien bui aqeless paih desiined To lead Them Through a gay whirl of classes, inlramurals, dances, and oiher aclivilies. This palh places Them in lhe posilions ol successful sludenls, respecled leaders, and evenlually seniors who will be able lo sir baclc and remember lheir lirsl days al Ceniral. ln a relafively shori +ime, Pa++i and Wils, like all freshmen, have become a parl of Cenlral. The school and i+s aclivilies will bring baclr pleasanl memories in years +o come. 1 .. a H 1 - is' iq I K. 19414. l 4 i z. iii ' ' T fs! X v-if! 13: X 1 . 4 i I 1 1 N 4 .1 .1 -f' fk ' N rf. R T , , , a 9- u A L 'iv 4 , . , .y . U 4 A Y M ' 4 v M ' : i z ww Y T l 'W -his ' Q f ,X IK S. I-S In EX gg v- x IA i 1 ,, N g 3 'X .5 f 'ref X. QA wx. 5, 3 .i MR. BRANYAN FRONT ROW: Judy Tindall, Marlha Kirby, Sara lngle, Barbara Taylor, Eleanor Thompson, Paula Schroyer, Barbara Gresham. SEC- OND ROW: Billie Pegram, Char- loHe Williamson, Carol Under- berg, Ann Prince, Marie Gordon, Joni McKee, Belly Crump, Glenda Griffin. THIRD ROW: Kalherine Wadley, Jean Parrish, Harlwell Slrain, Edwin Phillipy, Warren Thompson, Barbara Dilfee, Rose Moore. FOURTH ROW: Charlie Schmollre, Edward Vanlandingham, Roberl' Brawner, David Sallee, Paul Gold, Jimmy Powell, Tommy Wood. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Lowe, Bobby Cochran, Melvin Wener, Wayne Copeland, Jimmy Crone, Heiskell Wealherford. 47 .i .L R. f 'fl Q' TZ? , M f l ' ,ex mm 55 ,0 P L can Alf IX ' , .W ,I . 1 iii? 3 . 5' iv 1 1 2 , X:77iQ J is 12, . . f-Whpmff V-1 There musi' be an easier way +0 gel' io lunch, says Charlie, and if +here isn'+, l'm going oui' for fooiball and learn how io ge? 'ihrough fhis siampede. 'xp- , Eg ,,V,.4:,. . VA r'l'V V ,. ls. ei 2.7: I -31 fs' l IAF- i if, ' These Are the Carefree Days! MR. BROWN FRONT ROW: Laura Grgffon Harrie? Edney, Sandra Lanier: Alice Davis, Carolyn Pasquariello, Maida DeWiH'. SECOND ROW: Barbara Blankenship, Margarei Baker, Ri+a Rahm, Judy Bensky, Deanne McClure. THIRD ROW: Joyce Curry, Marcia Oser, Polly DeBardeleben, Phil Lassiier, Don Griffin, Harry Sfockion. FOURTH ROW: Larry Pruefie, Hudson Brown, Randall Phillips, Billy Orrick, Bobby Kilpairick. FIFTH ROW: Bob Porfer, Bill Lunamand. Glenn Jones, Jack House. AB- SENT: Frank Reed, Jimmy Russell, Kafherine Pollard. MRS. FOREMAN FRONT ROW: Pafsy Blackley. B I D 5, Kaiie .Williams kjardiz Leviiizh. Gai' Gnu hggy Su s. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Blaiiii Paisy W dE. ,, S h d, Lucky nc Y. wi.Esi::unrHnRo RQW1 Jenkins, Sieve nkikunsoni Davis Devine. Shara PhilllP5- wiskowg David Moore. FOURTH . David MacDonald. Rag Puglia: Jerry Breaksiono. BPRIIYABSENT. J Adams. BIHY Gff . Vshnneda Birmingham. Nl RMU' roll Become Our Happiest Memories MISS HORTON FRONT ROW: Carolyn Raiferly, Norma Coyle, Connie Williamson, Rila DuBrocq, DoHi Ervin, Vir- ginia Weems, Belly Rhea, Beverly Wood. SECOND ROW: Dolly Williams, Polly Perkins, Loralla Humphries, Ann Tipion, Belly Trammell, Cecile Pappas, Camille Hughes. THIRD ROW: Albin Miller, Mike Rikard, Marcia Colhern, Mary Hammell, Alison Morgan, Philip Marlin, Tony Trem- mel. FOURTH ROW: Phillip Hano- wih. Tommy Whife, Richard Tilling- hasl, Tommy Harrison, Bill lngle, Bob Forresf, Eddie Wadley. FIFTH ROW: Clyde Bolwinick, Jimmy Cowell, Billy Coggins, Bobby Har- rell, Ed Wingfield, Richard Marlin. ABSENT: Jane Rogers. F 1 in ,, ,Z a rf, ,,..,,.,,, .,,, f., if iff, 1 gnu 1 me W ,f ' fi. 7' ,ga 7 -a IAM Maybe someday we'II be cheer- leaders! As lhey enlhusiasfically walch lhe cheerleaders pracfice, Rosalyn, Nancy, Maxine, and Sharon dream of someday cheer- ing lhe boys on io viclory. MISS JONES FRONT ROW: Judy Rogers, Janie fflx -F J Hill, Barbara Wenhell, Gayle Hughey, Rebecca Blackwell, Peggy Logan, Juanila Arwood, Lorella Arwood. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Russell, Drucilla McDonald, Sandra Selph, Palsy Collins, Connie Pappas, Flora Coward, Judy Curry. THIRD ROW: John Crockell, Carl Randan, Bill David- son, Mickey Van Hoozer, Franklin Klirk, Sidney Parker, Janice Inman. FOURTH ROW: Billy Duke, Sam Pace, John Carr, John Hopkins, Edward Phillipy, Dan Rambo, Guy Anderson. FIFTH ROW: Vilis Krumalis, Tim Smifh, Jim Gaylord, Harry Allen, Ronny Springfield, Allyn Kanlor, Slanley Gaines. I. I V 'V' H i H -ii - -- 'H 1 ' ' A f F ' .M ' Uv, A, U' sin hs L , 1 AIIAVR U X '14 hs. lj' F X -E ' ' Ia V i if 5 f E We Soon Become True Centrolites, Porticipqf, ,M MH' Doesn'l il ever rain on Wednesday? Sidney and Bob, lilre many olher cadels, never lose hope lhal lhe parade mighl be called oll. E 2 2,WW ,' Y? MRS. MATTHEWS FRONT ROW: Sharon Sfalcup Palli Rose, Dollie Sue Porler Sheila Coleman, Priscilla Hale Rosalyn Kaplan, Barbara Dugger SECOND ROW: Charlolle Hurd, Janna Prange, Palsy James, Joanne Crul, Sheryl Gray, Anne Presley. THIRD ROW: Frank Perl- man, Marlha Marlin, Carole Cooper, Carolyn Reeves, Ann Thomas, Nalhan Deering, Ray Blackburn. FOURTH ROW: Manis Smilh, Buddy Rogan, Roberl Slev- ens, Roger Eggleslon, Bill Barnes, Michael Uller. FIFTH ROW: David Moore, Robin Slevenson, Tommy Solomon, Paul Hernher, Wayne Howell. ABSENT: Andy Baker, Bill Hix, Jeannelle Marlin. 5 MISS GRACE MAUZY FRONT ROW: Dee Ann Krebs. Ann Couch, Peggy Forlner, Rose- mary King, Kay Hyalf. TVUCIY Darden, Diane Campbell. SEC- OND ROW: Palricia EJWBNIS- Nancy Lee Perry, Charlene Hind- man, Carole Bourland, USING Klolz, Jo Moral. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Tansey, Joy Nelms, Sharon Fuller, Theanora Slrong, .Judy Hudson, Sarah Forresler, Sidney Greenberg. FOURTH ROW: Bryan Wade, Roberl Aricl. GUY Windham, Billy Woodmanfeei John Colvell, Jimmy Sdfifmg' FIFTH ROW: Marlin Prllxler. Larry Murphy, Norman Kashdan. Jerel Smilh. ABSENT: Carlene Evans, Gail Shellon, Roberl gif' bee, Ray lngle, Thomas Kendrick- Larry Kinney, Richard Scoll- n Sports, Classes, MISS L. MAUZY FRONT ROW: Brenda Brillan, Wanda Fox, Carolyn Hursl, Caro- Iyn Williams, Diana Andrews, Janel Cook, Jocelyn Dan, Beverly Scoll. SECOND ROW: Linda Mil- ler, Sallie Sue Pelhel, Madelyn Ralael, Sharon Grillin, Jean Car- roll, Judy Burris, Joyce Carler. THIRD ROW: Julia Crull, Jane Robison, Belnly Challen, Judy Shook, Leslye Harris, Joan Pill- man, Donna Vaughan, Sandra Claylon. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Cohn, Dicky Rhodes, Bobby Clarke, Jerome Kaplan, William Reese, Don Nicholson, Bill Kees- ling. FIFTH R-OW: Phil Lebovilz, Carl Payne, Edwin Keahey, Barry Pickell, Marlin Slein, Bobby Joe Mallock, Cosla Taras. NOT PICTURED: Thomas Morris. MISS METZ FRONT ROW: Mary McDonald Marlha Complon, Scarlelle Brown Harriel Barnes, Loring Slreuli Sarah Rubenslein, Paula Harris. SECOND ROW: Raymond Brooks, Donna Dorsey, Becky Pigoll, Janice Ann Werling, Lenore Sa pinsley, Ellen Larkey, Belly Allan, Ernesl Kelly. THIRD ROW: Henry Poserl, Diane McCullough, Linda Williamson, Susan Collins, Ber- nila Norman, Bill Chrislopher, Chris Mays. FOURTH ROW: Ward Puckell, Roberl Slurdivanl, Marcus Laughlin, Bobby Threlkeld, Roger Hopps, Don Slralher, Bill Young, Bill Allhauser. FIFTH ROW: Gene Sisco, Charlie Seay, Gene Milner, Frank Wesson, Jim- my Freeman. Sammy Winslon, Jimmy Bickerslalf. 1 ' N f or xo .JM . ful we ,J ,l I id 1 I N A lypical nighl before exams. Hal, Virginia, Bill, Andy, Judy, and Marcus, like all lhe sludenls, agree wholehearledly wilh lhe leachers' old saying, Il you haven'l learned il by now, lhen you never will. P , I I 1 .- uilid. v H I , I I 'N -.V .,,,,,, 5: 1- Sleve Harriel Gloria and Frank are painling signs lor lhe sludenl governmenl eleclions Through lhese campaigns we are given lhe opporlunily lo learn more aboul our governmenls elecllons ' F SP7-T I If '4. E 1,4 5 2, 1 'Q r F . ff ' , 5, . , . gif 7 ' - 'S ,X S I ff ' I-Y 1 T 1 ' il , ' ,, W1 ' , it '-'1 ga 3 I vii 3' By the End of the Year We Have Finished MISS NOLAN FRONT ROW: Frances Vollmer, Rebecca Weinslein, Kay Walden, Linda Jackson, Kaye McCullough, Joan Clarke, Judy Brenner, Kaye Miller. SECOND ROW: Pal Soulherland, Kay Krieger, Glenda Lynch, Becky Key, Pal Brawner, Palricia Pills, Nancy Smilly, THIRD ROW: Hal Taylor, Avron Fogelman, Joyce Shellon, Brenda Knighl, Donna Murphy, Claude Billings, Lonnie Massingill, Berl Canlield. FOURTH ROW: Karl Shenep, Tommy Smilh, Ray Morris, Roberl Carler, Bobby McCuI. lough, David Owen, Jimmy Taylor. FIFTH ROW: Elwin Pickens, Ken- ney Goins, David Caudill, Dennis Colhran, Roberl Fennell, David Slovall, Bobby Noah, Lynn Keck. NOT PICTURED: Carol Freed- man, Mary Marna Smilh. MRS. RAUSCHER FRONT ROW: Sandy McGroI'Y. Pally Hoye, Carolyn Daniels. Mary Nell Jamison, Ann Green. Maxine Solomon, Karen Goweh. SECOND ROW: Carol Jellon. Nell Link, Eloise Faulkner, Helen Bryan, Jane Bailey, Calhie Mac- donald, Sandra Woolen, Delores Alchley. THIRD ROW: WIIIIBN Onn, Douglas Dillard, Leonard Hackel, Glenda Tracy, V '9 'a Boswell, Sloan Craig, Russell Slrauss. FOURTH ROW: James Gray, Bedlord Joyner, BillY Mor' ris, Eddie Gaines, Clark Chesser. Joe Shelsky. FIFTH ROW: George Painler, David Peck, Jim BrawleY' Jimmie Henderson, John Wdllief- NOT PICTURED: Pele Iflelef- Shelby Frederick, Eva WGIIIHQ- Jur First Step on a Ladder to Success MR. WHARTON FRONT ROW: Joe Wallrer, Joyce Kaminslry, Diane Mihner, June Inman, Rochelle Luslcy, Mary Jane Rulland, Doris Muslcelley. SEC- OND ROW: Camille Slrain, Max- ine McGee, Linda Carler, Kay B a r b o u r, Charmaine Allmon, Jaclrie Denlon. THIRD ROW: Bobby Roberls, Wendell Collin, Virginia Henlring, Dawn Clabough, Elaine Fox, Niclrey Troller, J. L. Underhill. FOURTH ROW: John Sco++ Carler, Billy Allen, Franlc Reed, Joe Pond, Roy Keys, Sleve Braver. FIFTH ROW: Warren Nance, Bob Hare, Bob Li++le, Bill Lammey, Melvin Cooper, NOT PICTURED: Fredi Goldman, Bon- nie Hollis, Melvyn Newman. MR. SIMPSON FRONT ROW: Sandra Lehman, Gloria Polslry, Marilyn Pearl, Doro- lhy Slewarl, Nancy Coolc, Jaclrye Nash, Mon+elle Williams, Anna Kay Roberlson, Donna Richard. SECOND ROW: Cora Morris, Myrlle Jenkins, Anne Reeves, BeHye Bolfon, Marilyn Campbell, Polly Morgan, Paula While, Gloria Slallings. THIRD ROW: Bar+on Palalniclr, Guy Rhodes, Gay Hul- cherson, Olivia Thompson, Wilma Blayloclr, Barbara Bales, Karen Owings, Slair Lancasler, Ronald Bellon. FOURTH ROW: Naymond Keafhley, Ronnie Padawer, Paul Calame, Slephen Engelberg, Rich- ard Howell, Robbie Adams, David Bernslein, Larry Broolrs. FIFTH ROW: Lin Lawrence, Glen Hays, Roberl Horne, John McCarroll, Jerry Engelberg, S+uar+ Brady. ' 234 3 ...W 5 NNW .sy A 2 jf-I , 4 V 5 Z 5 , 1 ui rf 314 1' .f ,, 6, n No more school, no more boolrs - a+ Ieas'r nol' un+il nexf year! David, Janel, and Bobby aren'l' 'lhinlring of nexl year now, as lhey gleefully leave school aller final exams. I I 4,5 nv- -f,., K U ,,, 1 , 4 J, , ,- ,-., I If .sb , In , ,Q-is f 3.5 . ...- .' 5... gg, X X I I - ' I KN- ... , ' it . - , Q-an- i H .fl I L fi !! ,i 5 4 iv ill A 'ffife H . Yicfif A ' Xl GU, M, Gif QNX e . Q T T lffbfbi sw-QW fx ff X: wgbqax-Q N559 X MPH fp ,, 5 ,vw .9-X Q Q Ag' 10,4 bex! X 4r , . D qya i 8 XFX YR' e O8 eau oivie 10 v 1,06 A .40 96410: ,G a' 909' know? v wiv 5661 exec 0 axe 'xx X C Q XXKLJXGQ Xagx YK :axe .xo IT'S A WOMAN'S WORLD - Al' leasf Ned is beginning fo 'rhinlr so. As Jocelyn carries +he conversafion, he carries +l1e boolrs. Oh, if could be worse - buf how! -QXCXP afla gxef. ered In The Maze ,..,-.Q V., , , Q 1' 4-5 ' 35'-ie?g gil . ,Raw AND AWAY WE GO - Our cheerleaders, sup- porfed by 'I'l1e sfudeni' body, help give our fooiball boys some of 'Hue spiri+ needed io win - ihey did! WILD ABOUT THE WARRIOR - Even fhe wildesf animals, Janie, Beverly, Jere Lee, Susan T., Susan S., and Ed 'Pale lime our fo read lhe lafesf edi+ion of +l1e Warrior. K You A ARE fr THERE? of School Days -W-li-l-I+ , USTRINGING ALONG WITH THE TEAM -- Adelle, Charlene, Jerry, Belh, and Marilyn show lheir school spiril' before 'lhose all-imporlanf' games. lNVASION: CENTRAL HIGH - These kids, Camille, Becky, Brenda, Andy, and Barbara, are sfraighl' from Mars, and fhey arrived wifh quile a bang.,I1' seems Cenlralifes aren'+ 'lhe only ones who wan+ a yearboolr. C-focf ao! f G05 0770: Op, o . 5- 0,-0, fOr ,Gnd 7. 9 . 5 6 'S O07 Po 1 a 9 D ' Ck, fy . fo G ' P 'g U17 X lcd! ekiffllf hffemolf 13- ,7 'hm 'Wd 5 of 9. 917, 9 6 NO DISSECTING WHILE INSPECTING, PLEASE!! - ll seems 'lhal' Raymond is confronled wilh a seriou problem. Which should he be more afraid of - lhl grasshopper or Lieulenanl' Colonel Koeplne? ll in H339 Guys and Dolls WHAT'S COOKING? Th H e ome Ec girls under Miss McKenzie gave a 'lea on December 20, l955. The success of +l1is lea proves l'l1a+ 'fl1eir hard worlr will be pul' lo good use someday. 4 ll u, ll l l l I ,i i l d BarrY Suller lime l - ... lwevfe Bobby. Pal' an Solahon if , . M Y Ann' ' one Con. M HE RUSH SOPl 'e' iiogrlihe ii-rsl ol school- Tiiibies poor Juniors! ..cRusi-leo IN T .. . ace lor ieachefs - 1 aclwers neil YW' 1 ller ellecls of 'lhe bltqhfave +0 run for llweir e I 5 ,' hey won SemorS and l WHQ'S WHO? Pulling oul a yearboolr is a iob ll1a+ BRUSl llNG UP Marcia and Francis, ar'l sludenls of Miss l doesnl' end af 3215- Her? we See Haf0lCl- Jocelyn. Becky. Hamillon, are- helping l'l'1e Yearboolr slaff by giving 'l'l1e Ann, Carole and Pal' worlung lafe on Hall of Fame relurns. Warrior office door a painl iob. 1 l I, l l 3 n Centrul's Halls, -4' 4'-...GA L HGLOOMY OVER GRADES Unhappy Freshmen, Diana, Carol, Hudson and Cecile learn lhaf al Cen+ral i+'s hard lo mainfain a high class sfanding. Don'+ feel foo bad, encourages Virginia. Some unlucky room go+ +he designaiion of Freshman l3. tax fkw BLACKBOARD BLUE reason' M S If . has been oz, l'1cCCormiclr doe:,?+fT1ihf,5 if Sammy and K. o fhe room, ml: rhaf fhey have ZH have been caughf . ee - In fl-, n worlnng Clwmish-Y prgblacf, For some 97715 while he ALL BOOKED UP Morris and Ramsay show lypical Cenlral TABLE TALK Gail has iusf convinced Marlene fhal l'l1is TV courfegy by lending a helping hand fo Linda, who is having lable would malce an ideal Chrisfmas gill. The fables are a ' 'fh her boolrs. proiecl of fhe Teen Craflu company of Junior Achievement 'lrouble lreepmg up wi PlCKlN' AND A-GRlNNlN ' - The Sfudenl Governmenl' planned en+er+ainmen+ during exam week so +ha+ s+uden+s could lake a break and have a few minufes of relaxa+ion befween lheir exams. Here, S+uden+ Governmenl' Presidenf, Allen Reynolds, shows his versalilify by singing and playing 'rhe guifar. 1 'p E 14 du SNOWBRAWL - The firsl snow of fhe year meanl a +wo-day holiday 'ro mosf Cenlraliles, bul' +o Carolyn if iusl' meanl' a snowball down 'lhe back! Wayne and Jack look on, as Fred makes his snowball hi+ lhe spoil Footloose and PREVlEW OF PROGRESS - Mr. Frank Jordan, represenlalive of 'Phe General Molors Corporaiion, demons+ra+ed various scienlific experimenls lo Cenfral sludenls. Here he has made synlhelic rubber from a carbon compound in minuies. SWEPT OFF HIS FEET - Cenlral sludenls had a wonderful lime on WHBQ Television's Dance Parfy. One of +he novel dances was fhe Broom Dance, and H looks as if Billy go? caughl holding 'rhe broom. Lighl' on her feel, isn'l' she? , ,A .,., f 0 e .gr is QUIZ 'EM ON THE AIR - Bob Smifh, W.M.C.T. Quiz 'em on lhe I Air commenlalor, explains +he rules of lhe program +o Cen+ral's represenlalive, Fred, Virginia, and Gayle. As usual, Cenlral made a fine showing in lhis evenl. ancy Free WAY DOWN YONDER IN NEW ORLEANS - Fred Guylon, Commercial Appeal newspaper carrier, anxiously Ioolrs over lhe schedule of places I he'II visil' in New Orleans. He gol' lhe lrip by enlering lhe winning essay, Why I Waril lo Go lo New Orleans, in a confesl which was held for Memphis newspaper carriers. X Zu, ,Af .,,, ,au-U I A e0 .f . , aaqxoxbaexxxvimm v N T 10. 4 . 5 X -. ' ,Q A 'V I X 'Li Uri- l - 2 . , Q Mn ' A .I-'X t - U , fm-' -f. K , -, 'alt . - i'3n-- .. .-:1TQ.,.,',- A , ' -1 5-gow :egg-A ,g . xi.-x,-:sf-g ,, -,Q 1-eil, , I I A X 'i'7 1-gzff Q ,f., .,:,.,r5E S ' f, : I'- I 'skew I ' ,. xfixznmw V S Bali' A ' KN, . naw ' ron , I , mn coNTE5'R cnmens B I - milfs a F ' NEWSPAPE REWARDS WELL EARNEDH - Belly Faye and Arlhur proudly sho-w off lheir honor ribbons while Jimmy lries lo gel info lhe acl. He shows 'lhem 'lhal he gol one, loo. Sludenls mainlaining high scholaslic records receive Honor Ribbons al' mid-lerm. l s , 7. 7 1 ,gf 11 . zen 4' HANTICIPATION OF GRADUATION - May 3I, fhe day sei for gradualion, is iusf around lhe corner! exclaims Judy lo Beverly. Excile- menl, mixed wilh a lillle sorrow lhal lheir days al Cenlral are almosl over, fills lhe hearls ol all seniors as lhey realize how close lhe big day is. :mu lzo 2I 22 , AW 43 fini find i 1 gvsa? ESQ? ?i4!ewi skgi Qf f M xg iQMQfi Q EWYPQEWN S 3 g S 352315 wg amggfi E X issssff Qs Q A'Q?W 1. X 1-x X: R W X NSA NX 'Y' ,' ,nz 4, '- Vik? 4 if Lf, REMEMBER . . . The boy who could never seem To undersTand The lesson: The brain, who always knew all The answersg The showoTT, who was so disTracTinq - buT, oh so amusingp and The paTienT Teacher, who some- how endured all and s+iII managed To irnbue in her pupils The knowledge which has made excellence in scholar- ship a TradiTion aT CenTral. .. V ' , --mi Everyone Recalls Those Puzzling Unknowns if I .x ,.,f ff kg fy!! J 'Y 1 ' ff of 1 49 'fe fl f , my ,J Our infroduclion +o higher malh is found in 'lhe frighlening unknowns of 'Firsf year algebra. Almosf as if if were yesferday, we remember 'rhe sfruggle we had wifh dislance problems and 'lhe relief we fell when al lasl' we were able +o undersfand ihem. Helen finds +ha+ Mr. Penning+on's diagram helps immensely. We remember ihinking and hoping lhaf our second year of algebra was fo be mos+ly review. How quiclrly we changed our minds as fhe mys+eries of logarifhms and progressions were unfolded +o us. Here lra and Anile aren'+ so sure 'lhe mysiery is quile solved. J W hot Never Seemed to Be the Right AngIes Biseci' angle one! Draw a line per- pendicular 'lo fhe hypofenuse! How offen we hear 'lhese per- plexing insfrucfions. Marie and Thomas aliempl' lo follow +hem and seem +o 'Find +hese +riangles full of inferesf as well as com- plica+ions. There's no place For any lazy brains in lhis Plane Geomefry class. Trigonome+ry! You have fo be a 'brain' fo fake +haf! many people say, buf Emily disagrees. She fully undersfands 'lhe problem and is able +o demonsirale if confidenlly and efficien+ly +o fhe class. 'iv' 'K Trapezoids, hexagons. parallelo- grams, ocragons, and cylinders - Jimmy, John, and Larry picfure ihese words vividly, ihanhs io fhe efforfs of fhe praseni' Solid Geomerry class. The sfudenfs make lhe minialure figures wilh ihe purpose of making clearer +he complex problems ihaf +hey srudy during +he year. i J . A 1 . , ,S 44, 1 I 1? like it af iid' 4 . f . . ' iff-ge .3 - I I ' ,, , i 'Vg , I., X 21 , y-.. V. , kx,m1l'77:w'l,vp , A Social Sciences Teach Us Facts About the Countries ot the World xr C A' i, What a pertectly beautitul dress! Ann and Jean are quite interested in seeing costumes worn by Colonial aristocrats. They agree that American History is concerned with more than dates ot wars and biographies ot 'famous men. Learning to get along with our toreign neighbors is an important 'Factor in the progress ot our country. Students ot World Citizenship are among the leaders ot tomorrow. Linda and Hayes try to understand our European neighbors through study ot their mother country. 2 To Joanne a gargoyle has always been an untnown character. Now she sees exactly what one loots lite. Joyce is quite fascinated by the delicate beauty ot an ancient urn. These articles give the girls a more realistic view of ancient history. They 'find that the history ot our civilization is more interesting than they had ever imagined. 1 i r iiri 1 1 , , U IX yt' l ,W ug, , x X A 1 L x. 4 Yi vf XJ 'X Nh ile Languages Acquaint Us With Their Communications 'sl ai? ,,,,,,.,-- Red, while, and blue - blue, while, and red. The la++er describes 'I'he French flag. Phil is poinfing our fo Jimmy ihe differences beiween +his flag and our own American flag. Knowing someihing of France and her cusloms is as impor+an+ as learning Parlez-vous francais? or Commen+ allez-vous? Why borher wilh sfudying a dead language? Lalin sludenfs have long debared fhis quesrion. Paul seems 'io have found fhe answer. He sees by lhis charf lhal' Lafin is fhe basis of all orher languages. Sixiy per cenf of all French words, sixfy per cenr of all Spanish words, and eighry per cen+ of all English words are derived from Laiin. Mx- .--- --X Recalcifrafionl Wha+ could 'fhaf mean? Laura Dee and Anne are finding out They have always found il difficull 'lo wrire rhemes and essays. They iusi' haven'+ seemed io lmow enough words. Here rhey are increasing -their word power rhrough inrelligenr use of ihe diclionary. When in France, speak as fhe Frenchmen do. When in Mexico, speak as 'lhe Mexicans do, speal: Spanish. Since Mexico is such a close neighbor, David believes lhai if is imporlanf for us +o learn as much as we can aboul lhe counlry and ifs colorful language. .,,, s,,. ., Relaxation From Our Regular Routine in These Classed fy A ,WH f7fxfW7WWWv,.q, 6 Do-re-mi-la-so-la-li-do! Music class is nol all singing as Ronda demonslrales lo Cosby and Racene, who are lrying lo undersland lhe principles ol har- mony. Music helps lo develop un- lrnown lalenl ol many sludenls who laler organize and direcl singing groups. Many also choose lo malre a career ol leaching music. A lump ol shapeless clay - whal a beginning lor lhe delicale ligur- ines produced by Billy, Laura, Belly, June, and Geraldine. A delinile lalenl musl be presenl in order lo creale such exacl lilrenesses ol people, birds, and animals, and Cenlral's arl classes are lull of lalenl. , gf! The advanced sludenls ol lhe radio classes were lull ol excilemenl when a new class in lelevision was eslab- lished lhis year. Harvey and George observe carelully lhe inlricale mech- anisms of lhe lelevision piclure lube. They are already sure lhal lhey are going lo gain much from lhis course. LI, M i 1 I z X R 3 as: S S 1- Jften Greatly Influences Our Choice of Vocations Dol-dash-dash-doll Holmes is really in deep concenlralion. The code he is sending mus+ be clear and correcl. Sending code requires nol' only deep, sleady concenlralion, bul also a sleady hand. The boys of fhe radio class pracfice faifhfully. All lhe boys would lilre a firsl-ra+e grade in mechanical drawing, bul Eddie and Joe are really sfriving for par excellence. Each of lhem is in'renf upon malring each line precise and ma+hema+ically accurale. l+'s hard work, huh, boys? Lee is on fhe receiving end. He knows +ha+ he musl' gel every sign down correclly in order +o caplure 'Phe lhoughl' of fhe sender. ls he gelling il' righl7 By 'lhe expression on his face, we can fell lhal Lee is confidenf of success. 6 I I l l ,,4.,wvN J ,. xi W Slow down a li+l'le!!! Carol and Beverly are having a lime 'laking diclalion l20 words per minu'I'e. They don'l really mind, fhough, because shorlhand helps 'lhem so much. They are now able 'lo lake noles bolh al' school and al leciures wilh ease and skill. f I ,if Everyone offen dreams of wha? he'll be doing len years from now. Janef is no exceplion. Al- lhough her fulure is slill vague, she knows 'lhal bookkeeping will be a valuable aid in whafever she decides 'lo do. She has no 'lime lo daydream now, lhough. She musl' sludy lhe workbook. The Business World lsn't Entirely New to Us Experience is fhe bes'r 'I'eacher, and Jeanelle and Mary Jane gel plenly of il' everyday in office praclice class. There are lyping, filing, and mimeo- graphing 'ro do and cliclafion +o lranscribe. ' s' V. V , W, .V 4 y it . V 1 ' H' . .N-'E? 'iii' ,f I T . , ,Q ' V -if x, E. . . V, W., ' No! No! No! Don l look al' your keyboard! Mrs. Gufhrie calches Terry in lhe acl' of using lhe hun+ and peck syslem. The habifs he is 'Forming now will decide 'lhe kind of fypisl' he'lI become laler. ? 'Sf fe-at 3 qi 1 1 , f .J .X Whew! There's iusl' no+ much use in pulling any harder, boys. The paris of 'lharr Magdeburg hemisphere are iogefher fo sfay. Bob and George need nof wasfe rheir s+reng'lh because ihey have learned in physics class +ha'l' air pressure is holding fhe lwo par+s of lhis hemisphere +oge+her. and Science ls No Longer So Strange Either Chemical reacfion is Som-B+imeS 5 dangerous Wine- Whaf makes us ficlr? Lenore and Sammy have learned in biology class -l9rrY roaulos ruor os he o'3roruuY measures u fhar The answer is fhe heari. They are amazed af all ihe minufe valves Powerful subslorloo lulo rho defldq-Ning rloslr- which malle up 'lhe organ so vifal 'lo human life. They wonder how Wuai will uoPPer'7 NobodY knows! anyfhing so small can be so impor+an+. il 'x 'K wf l ,, I Marcia, Nancy, and Frankie don'+ spend all lheir 'lime in sewing class making +he la+es+ fashions. Flags seem lo be lhe order of +he day. Whaf do lhey plan 'lo do wil'h lhem? They will go lo lhe Kiwanis Club of Memphis +o be used by 'rhe Safely Council boys al: 'Fhe various schools of lhe cily. Oh whal fun in cooking class! Even lhe dir'ly dishes can'l pul' a damper on 'rheir fun. Kalhy lakes 'lime oul from her dulies lo munch a 'Freshly baked cookie, as Mary samples one of Carol's. Hmm good! Elna has already ealen her share of lhe day's baking, and now she reluclanlly prepares lo gel down l'o more serious business. 70 Home Economics Girls Often Help Central Carolyn and Vivian are doing lhe ROTC boys quile a favor. Those emblems are a iob lo sew on slraighl, buf lhe girls enioy if, anyway. They are con'Fiden'l' how- ever 'lhal +heir eliforls will be greafly apprecialed. ut Always on Hand to Assist Us Are Our Administrators f ,Nl Y X gif , K pr 474' Q 'A Always busy, but never too busy - that's our principal, Mr. Robert E. King. There is never a time when Mr. King isn't willing to listen to and help us straighten out our various problems. His iob will always be tops among our fondest memories ot Central. We, the students ot Central High School, will always remem- ber Miss Kenny and Miss Hazen. Cur two secretaries run the ottice smoothly and etticiently. Do they do their iob well? Just aslx any student who has ever been tardy or.cut a class. They are sure to answer you with an emphatic yes, 5. 3 -C O1 J ll Q DJ U1 -4 0 3 fl' U' C -0- 3' m ci. o zu VI 35 2 1 OJ 3 Q. S. -O' 3' an 'U 'U of 1 rn 3 -0- ro or UI S' F' 5 3 Q IRI That's right, Mr. Gunn, malce yourselt comfortable. Seldom do we tind our industrious custodian resting, but he'll tell you there's nothing better than his tavorite easy chair when he relaxes at home in the evening. He's put in a full day's work attending to the needs ot students and teachers from the basement to the third tloor. dxf ' i ff, f o 1 X X Always Will rWe Remember 0ur Evermindful MW C. A. BRANYAN J. A. BROWN Radio, Radio Coach, Mech. Club, Losl and Drawing. Found. i .,1.. ,.. f MRS. L. CHASE ELIZABETH LILLIAN HELEN EVANS MRS. EUNA Music, Sharps CLINTON CRENSHAW Girls' Sludy I-Iall. FOREMAN and Elals Club, English. Commercial, English. A Cappella Co-Sponsor Choir. Commercial Club. ' , Z V s f- mt' 1 , Q' 1 1 f.' All MRS. MARY A. E. McCLAIN ROBERT MARGARET MRS. GORDON MRS. SALLIE LINTON Band. MCCORMICK McKENZIE ELIZABETH MANNING MATTHEWS Spanish, Chemislry, Foods, MALLOY Mililary. English Sponsors' Club. Boolcslore Candy English, Commercial Commillee. Counler. Yearbook Advisor. THAT DREADED DAY when reporl cards are passed oul seems 'ro have found Lynn in good sfancling. Miss Nolan, like many ofher leachers al Cenlral, lakes lime from her classes lo Ioolr al each pupil's card. 'W-sl z5?il.??'R53l.ig4?l . ,Gigli Q ixfi 8 A+ Cenlral we are for'l'una'le in having a very efficienl' facully. Our helpful and cooperalive leach- ers prepare us for college or almosl' any business field. Impressing on lhe sludenls 'lhe necessi'l'y of sludy and good grades, lhe 'leachers are able To mainlain a high degree of espril' de corps. Each leacher lakes a personal inI'eres'l' in his pupils and gives exfra help +o pupils who need i+. The sludenl' body always will remember and be gralelul lo such a fine and adequale facully. oculty, Those Whom We Honor and Esteem Ml its hh' 'if 't f DOROTHY MRS. FRANCES HELEN C. LEON ELIZABETH RUTH JAMES MARTHA LOU GREEN GUTHRIE HAMILTON HARDISON HORTON Spanish, Spanish JONES Science, Sludeni Commercial Ari, Aris anc' English, I-lisiory, Club, Sr. Advisor I-Iigrary, Governmenl Treasurer, Crails Club, Warrior Chairman oi Siudenl Camera Club, Commiilee. Book Sfrore Red Cross Advisor, Boolcslore G-overnmeni. Honor Socieiy. Commiliee. Commiiiee. Chess Club. Commiliee. 'li-f nag., DOROTHY METZ DOROTHY HOYLE C. MARY E. English, NOLAN PENNINGTON POLACK Scholarship English, Malhemalics. English, Commiiree. Honor Sociely. Officers' Club, MARY B. ADA RAINES MRS. LOUISE PRESSLY Lalin, French, RAUSCHER Librarian. Lalin Club. English, Quill and Scroll. A MOST UNUSUAL GIFT-The affeclion Ihaf her sfudenfs feel for Miss Clinfon is shared by all who work wi+h her. This Chrisfmas her former maid, wishing 'ro give Miss Clinlon a presenl, washed her dishes and cleaned her Iriichen afier Chrisimas dinner. Miss CIinIon's arficle felling of 'Ihis gifl won her a hundred dollar bond in +I1e Press Scimiiar Mos'r Unusual Giff Con+es+. l Giving Cen+raI's Irophies admiring glances are Sergeam' Manning, Mrs. Mafihews, Coach Brown, and Coach Phillips. This is Iheir firsi' year al Cenlral, and we are very proud 'ro have Ihem as members of our facully. PSX lv- Q: Q' 'I ,.'.,, 'gyizf ,f . , , 'A 7 .. 1?L':4vf 1. M, ., wang' ' . V .,,,,,3, W .hw JOHN L. ANNE SCHROLL VIRGINIA ROLLINS Malhemalics SEFFENS Mililary. Spanish Malhemaiics, Y-Teens. Scholarship Commiflee. 'ZW Mr. Branyan loolrs amused and doublful as Mr. Wharfon proudly displays his mounfed duck. Besides hunfing, Mr. Wharlon enioys fishing and ice slrafing. Mr. Bra nya n, who is noi' a hunler, prefers growing roses and gardenias. ANNE SHEWMAKER Maihemalics Siudenl Council. Every year Miss Woods is in charge of dressing fhe Goodfellow dolls which are given lo needy children al' Chrislmas. As Mary Kalherine adds her doll lo 'lhe increasing colleclion, Miss McKenzie shows Miss Woods her favorile one. CF'-X , XXQI 417 SELMA SIEGMAN Phys. Ed., l-lislory, Cheerleaders, Warrior Acl Slaff. J. D. SIMPSON Physics. Ms.. Noi' Picluredz REBEKAH COHEN Speech WILMA KEITH Biology M. C. PHILLIPS Ancienl Hislory Coach Miss Hamillon, who is in charge of malzing fhe Red Cross favors, fakes 'rime oui +o spray a pine bough for a Chrislmas decoraiion. She also malres her own ornamenls, 'free and sloclrings. The girls in Miss Evans' and Miss McKenzie's sfudy halls confribufed money 'ro buy several boolcs from +he library +o use during sI'udy hall. Miss Pressly shows Miss Evans +he boolrs, Webs+er's Bio- graphical Dic+ionary and Dic- Iionary of Synonyms. Noi' Piciuredz GRACE MAUZY English. LAURA MAUZY 5 . f gfgg z jg ! ffff f'P ' 31 ' ' Z Z' f Mi. 1 y W Maihemarics. RUFFNER MURRAY Bookkeeping, Coach. VERMO English, NTA WILSON 345511,-?PAL Science, Hisiory, Jr. Class Sponsor. Miss James believes one should sfari' early in planning for college. She is helping Jerry, one of her iunior home room sfudenis, malre his decision. WILLIAM WHARTON Malhemalics, Piclure Shows. - ' - ,.,,,, , .gy Vf 'W'Pn .sf ' -. , i .i f r f, 'fa a. L 'i i A ,rsis , , I s'i- 'fa ki Y H A .,,. V .-.:,,,w,, I , . 49, jg., M I- ji- 2 U, . 13' up fL .'?f5f'fxf- Zi 3, 1.2 ' Aflx LOUISE WALLACE ALICE REBECCA WILLINGHAM WILSON WOODS YOUNG Sogial Sfudiegy Biology, Home Ec.. English, Jr- Class Coach, Mal'ron's Room. Laiin, Sponsor- I.G'l'II'1 Clllb, Co-Sponsor Jr. Red Cross. Y' Mrs. Smi+h and Mr. McCormicIc avoid +he lunch crowds by earing early. By noon, +eachers, as well as pupils, need and enioy a good hof lunch. U? if ,..w..,.,, . ,,,,,.,,u ..,.,,.,,,.,,,,a,MV,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, M f..,,Wf,,,,.,MJ.,,,,,,,. ..,.w,..,.,..., ,Mu-f,.,. , ,,,,.,,.wv-W, ---. WNWWNMW, 11-1-Wm vm.-ffffw,-,,w..4v,,-fy,f,m.fN,. ,,.,, ws, . , V ,,.,,.,,e,,,,,ff-f,,,..v,,..,,,,..,,,.,W. ,,,,,4,,,.,,,,.,W.,N,.,, Wh , ,, .WW VN y ' ,W-mv! . ,4-v ,ffg REMEMBERS...+he iasr-minure shine before Jrhe parade, rhe smiling spon- sors deciced our in Their sparkling whire uniforms. +he ren-pound rifles which seemed To weigh Aiiiry pounds, Jrhe dis+ressed cader mopping rhe armory floor +o work off Thar de- merir, and Jrhe khaki-clad barralion marching as one Jro The spiriied bear of The milirary band wi+h pride in Jrheir unir, Jrheirschool, Jrheir couniry. -,mvf Reviewing Our Training at Central Brings to Mind STACK HAHMSH-Keeping fhe rifles off 'lhe ground when a squad slops for a long lime requires syslemalic slaclcing so lhal' only 'lhe bull of each man's rifle 'louches ihe ground. Each cadef is laugh? fhe differenf movemenfs of s+aclring arms so he will know how fo execule each one in any posilion. John Chisolm, James Jones, Fred Gufhrie and James Bryan demon- slrafe lhe correcl' procedure for lhis maneuver. MUSCLEMEN OF THE FUTURE- One of 'rhe vilal paris of lhe mili- fary fraining program is physical development Wi'I'h aclual com- bal' condifioning as lhe ullimale goal, slamina and long 'lime en- durance are essen+ial facfors. ABC'S OF R.O.T.C.--Many hours are devofed lo 'lhe classroom, where cadels oblain 'lheir groundworl: of R.O.T.C. Sgf. Manning and Cadel' 2nd Ll. Rubin ex- plain fo lhe class lhe funclioning of 'the 'lrigger housing group, essenlial parl of a cadel s M-l rifle. the All-lmportont Knowledge That We Hove Gained G-914939 5 695' 8 - flfi-M-few if We f W' .f I 7,5 - 4 'Sq V1 , , , , i 2 . , f f, y -up E I Cx WX l . - .,.Y.. ,..,.-... --vw-----y---e-H -1- 9 1 1 X , , , g. ' 'N A' ' ff- L? , ..,, . l f 3 z .T ee eee, fi X X .4 '-f M f l iw 'pqn amid 3 QQQV in 5 . 'F 3 9 . 4 ' 'B-1,-'---M--W fvoljflc WO O l l 000 'fs IVQQV. 'YA YO 90' EAST BY NORTHEAST-MEET AT 3 BY 6 lN LlAlSON FlELD. Caplain John Ea+o'n shows lhe class how +o read a complex mililary map. All fypes of necessary informalion are given, such as al+i+ude, palhs of roads and rivers, and posilion of buildings and bridges. BRUSHING UP-2nd Ll. Huller inspecls Cadef Smilh for personal neafness, 'lidy uniform, and clean rifle. The men lake greal' pride in +heir appearance and 'l'he M-I rifle issued lhem a+ lhe beginning of lhe year. Cade? lngle whose shoes have become dirly, gels an unseen shine before he is inspecled. Alfhough his shoes may'go unno+iced, L+. Hul-ler will easily sighl 'fhe panfs' leg made dir+y by lhe shoes. Demerils will be given nor only for messy lrousers bul' also 'for moving in ranlrs. l'VE GOT THE MOP BUCKET BLUES -Demerifs are given 'for breaking any of The rules and for having an unlidy personal appear- ance. David realizes lhal' he mus+ Pay as he wearily mopg fhe Armory floor, one of fhe many ways fo worlr off demerifs. ,Eva , ' -' ,T 1-WJ - P U 48. ,,,,,,,,,,.,g.,.,,,vf1 if unnv FIRST ROW: Murff, Caplain J. Smilh, Sp. Donna Monsarral. SECOND ROW: Lamb, 2nd Ll. Huller, Sp. Elaine Horlon, Salmon, 2nd L+. Lovelace, Sp. Befh Robinson, K. Crook, 2nd L+. Bradow, Sp. Emily Cason. THIRD ROW: Wingo, Keesling, Lammey, Tremmel, Onn, Nicholson, J. Holmes. Sheely, Zeiflin. FOURTH ROW: Rowe, Kirk, Burrow, Pearlman, B. lngle, Davidson, Windham, Fleming, Slein. FIFTH ROW: Housion, Woodmansee, Gill, Greenberg, J. Russel, Shefsky, T. Smilh, B. Carfer, Wage. SIXTH ROW: Howell, Cooper, Boalner, J. Carler, Uffer, B. Allen, Sfurdivanl, R. Mor- ris, Cochran. SEVENTH ROW: Wingfield, Bofwinick, Hays, Price, Tyus, Isaacson, Keck, Kashdan, J. Eg- gleslon. EIGHTH ROW: Morgan, Terry, Craig, Rambo, Coggins, Mabile, Fulp, Cleveland, Hemker NINTH ROW: Walson, Shellon, Maloney, Lunamand, W. Robinson, Rice, S. Jones.Johnson, Reid, Long. The Bars and the Brass, the Brown ani FIRST ROW: J. Jones, Capfain F. Porler, Sp. Palsy Hensley. SECOND ROW: G. Williams, 2nd Lf. Holland, Sp. Rifa DuBrucq, H. Mays, Isl Lf. Pace, Sp. Mary Ann Kimbrough, Lowry, Isl L+. Col+er. THIRD ROW: Dukes, Roberlson, Fennell, Kilpalrick, Wray, Orrick, C. Mays, J. Smifh, Edwin Phillipy. FOURTH ROW: Taylor, Newman, Slrolher, Keys, D. Moore, Bickersfaff, Griffin, W. Holmes, Klenke. FIFTH ROW: Hare, Kealhly, Lawrence, Calame, Kendrick, Joyner, Brown, Billings, Cohn. SIXTH ROW: R. lngle, Cofhran, McCarroll, Crockefl, Duke, Anderson, Horsburgh, Phillips, Hopkins SEVENTH ROW: Walker,.Wea+herford, Gaines, Milner, Lawshe, Reed, Wadley, Winsfon, Davis: EIGHTH ROW: Rubensleln, Hix, Brigham, McBride, Swarner, Breuer, Kimbell, Miller, M. Smilh. NINTH ROW: L+. Wood, Sp. Charloffe Young, Harwell, Pickefi, Hellums, Wilson, Middlefon. , -mem-1 . V -.. - . ' A FIRST ROW: G. Crook, Caplain Miles, Sp. Sandra Murphy. SECOND ROW: Sluber, Isl Ll Lewis, Sp. Elaine Henderson, Florence, 2nd Ll. Arnold, Sp. Rila Warren, Yeaman, 2nd Ll. D Engelberg, Sp. Pal. Parker. THIRD ROW:-Parker, Slevens, Sansing, Tennison, Young, Foresl Allhauser, Dillard, McCaslin. FOURTH ROW: Wade, Schmolke, Guslalson, Awsumb, Townsend Gray, Engelberg, Kelly, Baker. FIFTH ROW: Collins, Sisco, Cowell, Puckel, Runkle, Barnes, Lancasler Colvell, Gwinn. SIXTH ROW: Thompson, Pruell, Brooks, Edward, Phillipy, Prihker, Bernslein, Lowery Marion, Demopolis. SEVENTH ROW: Blackburn, Mallock, Harroll, Crone, Vanlandingham, Moskowilz Buring, Bledsoe, Lake. EIGHTH ROW: Pond, Kanlor, Springfield, Krumalis, Carr, Gaylord, Painler W. Allen, Kroeger. NINTH ROW: Slowers, Goines, Freeman, Marlin, Roberson, Baine, Bell, Sullivan Erickson. TENTH ROW: Thomas, Isl Ll. Maxwell, Sp. Margarel Herzog, Payne. Brave Recall Memories of Our Battalion. FIRST ROW: W. Carler, Caplain Webb, Sp. Marcy Ruyl. SECOND ROW: Doyle, Isl Ll. Coleman, Sp. Laverne Saripkin, Boslick, 2nd Ll. Friedman, Sp. Lynda Goldslein, Moss, Isl Ll. H. McCullough, Sp. Nancy Williams. THIRD ROW: Savage, Arick, Padawer, Kaplan, Howell, Clarke, Bellon, Miller, Brooks. FOURTH ROW: Sallee, Horlon, Chisolm, J. Jones, R.- Williams, Aymell, Meyers, Ragen, Van Hoozer. FIFTH ROW: Snowden, J. Engelberg, Murphy, B. McCullough, Adams, Massingill, Wood, Palalnick, Flexer. SIXTH ROW: Ellis, Harrison, Brawley, Lowe, French, Alkinson, Randan, Peck, Livingslon. SEVENTH ROW: G. Jones, House, Seay, B. Porler, R. Eggleslon, Barbee, W. Morris, Rhodes, Underhill. EIGHTH ROW: R. Moore, Wesson, Slovall, Taras, Shenep, T. Smilh, Beally, Blanlon, Tillinghasl. NINTH ROW: Tulor, Pickens, Finley, De Shazo, Slewarl, Gulhrie, Downing. RIFLE TEAM-These six William Tells wifh rifles in lhe place gf bows and arrows vie for honors of high score each day when lhey praclice on 'lhe firing range. L+, Col. Richard Koeplre, 'leam high scorer, has fired I94 poinfg gui of a possible 200. The leam, which has an average of l75, compeles againsl' differenl cily schools in scheduled rifle meels. Because of 'lheir high caliber, our rifle feam has been piHed againsl' fhe Memphis S+a'l'e College group. Allhough we losl, lhe leam dis- played excellenl' marlrsmanship and gave lhe Tigers sfiff com- pe+i+ion. Piclured: Capi. Webb, Capt Fonlaine, Lieulenanl' Colonel Koeplre, Maior Pesilrey, Capf, Ealon, and Cadel' Mafloclr. COLOR GUARD-Tom McAuley, Dillard Tulor, William Wage, and James Powell, our baffalion color guards, presenl bolh lhe American and Cenlral High Mililary flags al' 'lhe weelrly parade and all ofher parades in which Cenlral's R.O.T.C. Balrlalion marches. We loolr wilh pride 'lo lhose well-drilled cadeis who guard 'lhe American colors, lhe symbol of our freedom and democralic way of living. ARMISTICE DAY PARADE Cul minaling many hours of hard drill and praciice, lhe Armislice Day parade broughl' lhe Ceniral bai- falion 'lhird place in 'lhe opinion of 'rhe iudges. Each man marching 'lo +he spirifed music of ihe school band gained a greafer pride in his counlry and an increased knowledge of mililary procedures. Picfured: The slaif of A Com- pany-Lamb. 2nd L+. Hulfer, Sp. Elaine Horlon, Salmon, 2nd Ll. Lovelace, Sp. Beih Robinson, K. Croolr, Second Lieulenanl' Bradow, Sp. Emily Cason. Each Wednesday ihe four com- panies compeie againsi each oiher for +he dis+inc+ion of besf drilled unii. As an inceniive, 'Ihe color guard presenis 'Ihe flag +o 'Ihe winner of +he previous weelc. B Company, having been broughf Io presen+ arms by Capf. Maxwell, receives 'Ihe colors for ihe resi of ihe baiialion. This coveied honor s'fimuIa+es compeii- iion among companies and re- sulis in beiier drilled +roops, The Miliiary Band provides our baffallon wlih a fine marching rhy+I1m which Iceeps +he men in s'I'ep. Each Wednesday 'Phe sfeady boom Ia boom and click cliclreiy click can be heard +hrough +he s'rreeI's surrounding our school and Bellevue Junior High as ihe corps moves out When spiri+s are Iow and bodies cold, +he band comes 'rhrough +o give our chilled frames and minds a much needed Iifi. FIRST ROW: Capf. Whiie, Sponsor Nancy Froehlich. SECOND ROW: BreaIrs+one, Cope- Iand, Pace, Reese. THIRD ROW: Harrison, Tansey, Whiie, Rhodes, Peclr. FOURTH ROW: Keahy, Wadley, Mariin, Sfevens, Hopps, Caudill. FIFTH ROW: Deberry, Nance, Rilcard, F. Reed, MacDonald, Taylor, Smiih. Led by Charles Orange, ihe driII plafoon, consisiing of I'wen+y- eighi cadefs, execuies precision movemen+s noi' only 'ro display fhe beauiy of miIi+ary maneuvers buf also io provide enioymeni for Hs members. The hard worlcing cade+s of 'Ihis deiachmenf shown are S+urdivan+, Rhodes, Collins, Windham, Morris, Porfer, Siein, House, Downing, Palafniclr, Goins, Sfewarf, Pickens, Horsburgh, Mas- ingill, Wade, Dulce and Lassiier. The Officers, Sponsors and Faculty Work Hormoniously ke. , 2 'S A ,...-q, Miss Lin+on and Miss Polaclr, sponsors' advisor and officers' advisor respec+ively: Jimmy Webb, Officers' Club presiden+g and Donna Monsarra+, Sponsors' Club presiden+ malre decora+ions 'for +heir big Valen+ine dance. Throughou+ +he year +he +wo clubs en+er+ain each o+her wi+h several par+ies. The +wo advisors offer invaluable advice +o +heir respec+ive groups and guide +hem +hrough di++icul+ spo+s. Through +he years Cen+ral's ba+- +alion has progressed and devel- oped in+o +he well-+rained uni+ i+ now is. Our high school R.O.T.C. program was +ormed +o give boys of high school age a basic par+ o+ mili+ary +raining. Two World Wars and +he Korean con+lic+ have proved +he wisdom o+ +his idea. R.O.T.C. +raining has saved many lives in +he +es+ o+ bal'+le. OFFICERS-FRONT ROW: 2nd L+. Arnold, Cap+. Ea+on, Cap+. Pace, L+. Wall, Maior Sco++, L+. Col. Koeplre, Mai. Pesilrey, Cap+. Johnson, Cap+. Fon+aine, 2nd L+. Rubin. SECOND ROW: 2nd L+. Orange, 2nd L+. Lovelace, Cap+. Por+er, 2nd L+. Friedman, L+. Lewis, L+. McCullough, 2nd L+. Bradow, 2nd L+. Holland, 2nd L+. Engleberg. THIRD ROW: L+. Rogers, Cap+. Smi+h, 2nd L+. Hu++er, L+. Col+er, Cap+. Whife, L+. Wood, L+. Coleman, Cap+. Webb. J Troin Codets for Their Future Jobs With UncIe Som . N. i Because ot the excellent supervision , ottered by the military statt, Y ' .3 MfSgt. Rollins, S.I3.C. Manning, and S.I:.C. Duncan, and the close cooperation given by the taculty V ' and student body. CentraI's L . R.O.T.C. program has proved ex- . lt tremely ettective. In the annual Armistice Day Parade the Bat- talion placed third. The ritle team I received tirst place in the Hearst Trophy matches. Climaxing the year, Central upheld its tine stand- ing and again maintained its high ranlc in Federal Inspection. t I 4, I As the heart ot the battalion, the statt issues all orders and directives. Headed by Lt. Col. Richard Koepke and assisted by Majors Tom Pesikey and Paul Scott, the statt also plans all the activities ot the battalion. Pictured: FIRST ROW: Lt. Col. Koepke, Sp. Annelle Gandy. SECOND ROW: Capt. Fontaine, Sp. Susan Shuptrine, Mai. Pesilrey, Sp. Charlotte Marcus. THIRD ROW: Capt. Eaton, Sp. Joyce Ann Cannon, Mai. Scott, Sp. Nelle NucIroIIs. FOURTH ROW: Lt. Wall, Sponsor Charlene Glascock, Captain Johnson, Sponsor Mary Peebles. FIFTH ROW: Second Lieutenant Orange. SPONSORS-FRONT ROW: Laverne Saripkin, Emily Cason, Susan Shuptrine, Patsy Parker, Elaine Horton, Donna Monsarrat, Annelle Gandy, Charlene Glascock, Patsy Hensley. SECOND ROW: Beth Robinson, Nancy Williamson, Joyce Ann Cannon, Nelle NucIcoIIs, Mary Peebles, Charlotte Marcus, Margaret Herzog, Rita Du Brucq. THIRD ROW: Nancy Froehlich, Sue Dickinson, Charlotte Young, Elaine Henderson, Sandra Murphy, Marcy Ruyl, Mary Ann Kimbrough, Rita Warren, Beverly Utley. 21- ag, ' -,, I I-1 -Js.,N, . i '- s.w,J ss. A 2 'ff' ' auf. 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Sfanding: Jerry Johnson, Boys' Vice Presidenfg Marcy Ruyl, Comm. Sfudenf Acfivifiesg Morris Kriger, Treasurer. Seafed: Doug Salmon, Assisfanf Marshal: Brenda Johnson, Fire Marshal, Bobby Fulghum, Comm. of Publicifyg Paf Jones, Secrefaryg Allen Reynolds, Presidenfg Annelle Gandy, Girls' Vice Presidenfg Jack Hoelscher, Comm.-af-Large, Porfer Grace, Chief Marshal, Jimmy Brock, Comm. Sfudenf Assemblies. Holding courf is an imporfanf funcfion of 'rhe Sfudenf Governmenf. Nof only do fhey enforce fhe laws, buf also fhey fry offenders. The Vice Presidenfs, who are in charge of invesfigafions, musf be fair- minded and iusf in all fheir affairs. The fables are furned on Vice Presidenf Jerry Johnson as Judge Annelle Gandy hears his excuses for double parking. On rainy days af lunch periods fhe gym is a beehive of acfivify where almosf everyone goes fo enioy fhe sock dances sponsored by fhe Sfudenf Governmenf. From fhe varied selecfion of popular records Marcy Ruyl, Jack Hoelscher, and George Inman help Marcia Pinsfein selecf fhe ones she enioys besf. ... ...,, ww .. K iovernment Promotes A helpful service of the Student Council is performed by the welcoming com- mittee. When a new student comes to Central during the school year, he is greeted warmly by the members of the committee, who show him around the school, introduce him to other students, and acquaint him with his new teachers. Mary Joy Prichard, left, Larry Fury, and Tommy Kelly introduce Donna Johnson, Junior, to her first teacher at Central High School, Mrs. Matthews. Marshals Doug and Porter set up the sign that spells sure trouble for all late- comers. It isn't hard to imagine the utter dismay felt by the poor student who rushes lille mad into the drive only to find - Oh well, late again! Citizenship Among Students . qi r 'J ,il tg QQ, 'tm it ENT ER M... s r rot run I I ,,, ...,.,-ai , g ' Q M 4 .,,.- ' 'f . ,fa . ' k 4 4 - A , .--ef . -2 , . .-, , ., ,1- Smile, smile, smile! Paul, Joy, Beverly, and Kenna are excited and happy to see on the intramural schedule that their homerooms are champions. Jerry, Jaclr, Mary, and Pat show by their smiles that they are very much pleased with the results of the year's intramural program T ' low m ,4- J W I , I i T L Through These Clubs Students Increase Their , -if ' ffa'-:4-gf, '- L-J., ,,, ,, . We W, W 4. Presidenl Eileen Milchell leads lhe club in singing Happy Birlhclay lo Vergill FIRST ROW: Mary McDonald, Joyce Shellon, Donna -Murphy, Joan Lyon, Linda Lange, Dolli Ervin, Rebecca Weinslein, Carol'Wl1ilelealher. SECOND ROW: Monlelle Williams, Charlolle Williamson, Beclry Blaclcwell, Belly Crump, Judy Childs, Palsy Collins, Charmaine Allmon, Judy Graves, Nancy Smilh, Naymond Kealhley, Delma Klolz, Richard Marlin, Billy Morris, Bonnie Whilelealher, Frances McNieIl. THIRD ROW: Jean Carroll, Charlene Hindman, Linda Williamson, James Underhill, Barbara Gresham, Virginia Boswell, Nancy Schrnermund, Dolly Williams, Jaclr House. r Q '1'llllln lunnq as ,ws Mx,.1.l rw! X' s THE LATIN CLUB piclured above is open lo all Lalin sludenls. Par- i lll' if licipanls enjoy many varied club aclivilies - celebraling lhe birlh- Ct' ilv Q ,, days ol Julius Caesar, Cicero, and .Q Vergilg playing Vinco, lhe Lalin game similar lo bingo: and mourn- ing Caesars dealb by wearing a blaclc armband on lbe Ides ol March. Slcils ol Roman plays and lallcs on greal Roman leaders and gods are presenled al many ol lhe meelings. Al Chrislmas lime all lhe members enjoy singing lhe lradilional carols in Lalin. All lhese aclivilies blend logelher lo in- crease lhe sludenl's knowledge and apbrecialion ol lhe Romans and lheir language. , .af V I 2 T as 4 'asia' i it Q e Knowledge of the Languages ond People They Study 'MEAQQH FIRST ROW: Carol Diclrson, Ann Cowan, Emily Jo Wilson, Sophie Theodore, Jean Burrus, Beverly Yales, Billy Schaefer. SECOND ROW: Roberla Coclcrofl, Kalherine McCollum, Gwen Pace, Sara Dahl, Priscilla Simplrins, Mona Claire Corbelf. THIRD ROW: Virginia Collier, Barbara Russell, Palsy Courl, Myrna Gold, Flora Shine, Sally Henderson, Barbara Rauscher. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Perry, Gayle Miller, Slephen Scheinberg, Ouida Lazenby, Sandra Anderson, George Pfeullier. l The Spanish Club lpiclured lelll was organized so lhal sludenls who are sludying Spanish would have 'rhe opporlunily lo use llre knowledge lhey have acquired in class and lo learn more aboul lhe Spanish-speaking peoples. The lirsl-year club devoles mosl ol lheir lime lo sludying lhe cusloms. habils, and cullure of Spanish- spealqing counlries while lhe ad- vanced sludenls enjoy lislening lo records ol Spanish dialogue pre- senling slcils. singing songs, and X lelling slories in Spanish. WMA 9I The Hobbies Enjoyed , 6' Roberl MacOueen, Presidenl' of 'the Camera Club, shows lhe ofher officers, Franlc Morris, Vice Presidenl, Janel Reese, Secrelary, and Bobby Crump, Treasurer, how lo use lhe enlarger. Members walch as Ronald receives code over lhe lransmilling sel. SEATED: Ronald Brandon, Don Tale. FIRST ROW: William Bowers, Ronald Savage, Harvey Krasner, John Sinclair, Kay Barbour. SECOND ROW: David Owen, Robin Moore, Guy Anderson, Jimmy Crone, Milre Brigance, Carl Paine, George Lewis. cg :ji .,j,.,i' gd Q in These Clubs Mighfll THE CAMERA CLUB provides exper- ience for anyone inleresled in pholog- raphy. Among ofher lhings, members learn 'lhe lechniques of developing, prinling, and lighling. Oflen professional pholographers highlighr lhe programs and give 'lhese amaleur pholographers many helpful hinls. Piclures 'laken by 'lhe club members are 'enlered in nalion- wide conlesls. Through membership in fhe Camera Club sludenls learn lhe lafesl melhocls in pholography and are provided wilh lhe opporfunily 'lo allain na'l'ional recognifion 'For lheir work. THE RADIO CLUB, open 'ro any sludenl' inferesled in radio, helps members lo oblain amaleur radio operalor's licenses. Ham operalors al' Cenlral are given lhe opporlunify of comparing elecirical ideas, of discussing 'lhe newesl radio gadgefs, and of planning beneficial and enioyable programs concerning radio. The members have erecled lheir own 'lransmilling se+, an apparalus for re- ceiving radio signals. Officers of lhe club are Ronald Brandon, Presidenl, Ray- mond Brigance, Vice Presidenl, Don Tale, Secrefary-Treasurer, and Harvey Kras- ner, Program Chairman. 1. Someday Turn Into Successful Careers The Science Club is composed ol sludenls faking courses in chemis- lry, biology, and physics. The club has monlhly programs on all lhe various phases ol science. Through lhese programs lhe mem- bers increase lheir lcnowledge ol science and supplemenl lheir sludies. Bill Wansley, presidenl, sels up an experimenl wilh The help ol Joan Warren, lreasurerp Bob Pallon. vice presidenlg and Franlc Morris, secrelary. l-lere is lhe cream of lhe alhlelic crop-Cen+ral's l-l Club. Many ol lhese boys may be found mak- ing Cenlral's louchdowns, shool- ing lhose baslcels, lcnoclcing hom- ers on lhe baseball diamond. and running lhe broad iump lor 'rhe glory ol our leams. Sink lhal Pull becomes a familiar cry during golf season, as lhe swimmers slrive lo perlecl lheir slrolces. In whalever sporls lhey parlicipale lhey're all champs, and we're proud ol lhern. 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The represenlarives work in lheir respec- 'live rooms helping lhe Red Cross lo achieve ils goal in 'lhe annual fund-raising campaign and collecling ash frays, pockel books, and playing cards for ihe Kennedy Velerans' Hospifal. Packing boxes +o send overseas is 'lhe mosl imporlanl' service of ihe Junior Red Cross. lnlo lhese packages go small personal ar'l'icles and 'loys for needy families. ln lhis way 'lhe Junior Red Cross exfends good will abroad as well as locally. Officers of lhe Red Cross are: Carol Whifeleafher, Presidenlg Annelle Vaughn, Vice Presidenlg Lorraine Engelberg, Secrelaryp Gwen Pace, Program Chairman. THE Y-TEENS, an affiliafe of 'lhe YWCA, slrive lo exfend 'rheir sfandards fhroughoul' lhe home, fhe school, and lhe communiiy. Their purpose is lo build a fellowship of women and girls devoled +o l'he 'lask of realizing in 'lheir everyday life lhose ideals lo which 'lhey are commilfed as Chrislians. This year lhe Ceniral Y-Teens, in conneclion wifh 'lhe World Fellowship Program, have made a scrapbook fo send fo Greece. To aid lhem in lhis proiecl, 'lhey had Falher Vieron, priesl of lhe Annunciafion Greek Orlhodox Church. ln such aclivilies lhe members improve relaiions al' home and overseas. Eileen Mifchell is President Andrea Farrow, Vice Presidenfg Sylvia Ross, Secrelary: and Beverly Wood, Treasurer. Which Often Helped Others as Well as Ourselves . -I ' 1-1-f , I fer- ,f J Z W . any l, S, 4 THE CHESS CLUB provides sludenls an excellenl opporlunily lo play,or learn one ol lhe mosl inlricale and inleresling games ever invenled - one which requires greal shill and concenlralion. Of principal inleresl lo lhe group is lhe annual chess lournamenl. This evenl delermines lhe mosl experl player, who wins lhe coveled lille, King ol Chess. Charles McCallum and John Priesl seem lo be gelling plenly ol lree advice 'From Bobby Boslick and Hillon Scales. Looking on are: Jimmy Thompson, Presidenl: Slephen Scheinberg, Fred Kaslleman, Jimmy Webb, Peler Snyder Richard Tillinghasf, Waller Bodine, Russel Slrauss, Bill Wansley, and Edwin Boalner. THE COMMERCIAL CLUB provides sludenls inlereslecl in business careers wilh an opporlunily lo use lhe lraining lhey have acquired in classes. The requisiles lor membership are high ralings ol speed and accuracy in eilher lyping or shorlhand. Members ol lhe club gel aclual experience compiling Hello Cenlral, lhe school direclory. Al lheir meel- ings, members ollen parlicipale in lyping relay races and panel discussions ol ollice procedures. These execulives ol lomorrow lind lime lor recrealion as well as lor business. The highlighl ol lheir recrealional aclivilies is lheir annual luncheon held al one ol lhe local holels. Joanne Sivadon is lhe Presidenl: Carol Carlson, Vice Pres.: Diana Brown, Sec. ff X V EN- il c Q , IA ,, 'Q W if 1... 1 K Q f! Members of the Newspaper Staff Clearly Recall the I Newspaper reporlers work conslslenfly 'fhe whole year lhrough They musl be lnduslrious, conscienfious, alerl and observanl' Offen lhey worl: afler school 'lo give sfudenrs an infereshng paper in which fhey can all ralre pride Receiving lnsfrucilon from Orlan Fox assoclale edllor are: FRONT ROW: Bob Pa'H'on Jimmy Thompson Sfeven Engelberg George Awsumb Ronnie Padawer, Billy Roberson, Marcia Levllch Elaine Fox SECOND ROW Mary Jane Moore Nancy Lee Perry Sandra Murphy, Barbara Drffee Miriam Jablin Sandra McGrory Mahi Kapell Frances Vollmer, Palsy Blackley, Sandra Claylon THIRD ROW Holmes Harwell Drucrlla MacDonald Sally Dean Don Engelberg, Gayle Miller, ediior of +he Warrior, dis- cusses wilh her s'l'af'F ihe planning of a newspaper - composing malze-up, shool- ing piclures, wriiing copy and edilorials, and meering deadlines. Through ihe capable leadership of fhese siudenls, 'lhe Warrior newspaper has won such oulsfanding awards as ihe Gallup award. By mainlaining fheir siandards 'Phe War- rior sfaff will conlinue +o produce one oi 'Phe besl high school newspapers in lhe couniry. The olher ediiors lisfen as Mary Joy Prichard malzes a suggesiion for im- proving 'lhe Warrior. Edifors are: seaied, Mary Joy Prichard, Ari: Frank Morris, Sporrs: Miclcey Woolen, Fealures: Joseph Doyle, Copy: Orlan Fox, Associale Edilorg Beih Robinson, Fuluresg Joanne Tuclrer, News: Sandra Anderson, Exchange: Vir- ginia Perry, Fealures. Sianding: Andrew Fox, Managing Ediforg Henry Goiien. Sporfsg Gayle Miller, Ed.: James Huller, Copy: Miles Lovelace, Morgue Ed. Many Hours Spent Working on Each Publication Typisls play an imporlanl role in newspaper producfion. Wifhoul lheir skillful help, +he newspaper could noi possibly be produced. ln addi+ion +0 lheir regular laslrs, lypisls also correcl mislalres in copy. Elaine Horfon, reporfer, gives Jeanelle Culbrealh a slory lo lype, while Cynlhia Travis lypes a slory and Sophie Theodore checlzs her worlr. One of lhe many dulies of lhe business slaff is delivering newspapers 'lo sfudenfs. Raye Ann Loslcove, business manager, and Joy Allenberg, adverfising manager of lhe Warrior, dislribule papers among homerooms, where fhe sludenls are eagerly awailing +heir arrival. ll lalres money 'ro malre money. The business slalf of lhe Warrior realize fhai' il also lalres money lo publish a newspaper. They spend many long, hard hours solic- ifing ads from Memphis firms. This slaff forms lhe baclrbone of fhe newspaper, for wi+hou'r lhem 'rhere could be no Warrior. Worlc- ing on ads 'for lhe nexl issue are Mickey Weiner, Jo Rose Levy, Joan Slernberger, Sue Kirchen. xkfll .. ' fd Iliff?-e-f,,, --v1An,w,-as J.-,,.4 'd if, .w ' The Annual Staff Strives Each Year to Have a More l Deciding upon a design for 'lhe Yearbook cover is no easy iob. If lalxes a greal deal of planning on lhe parf of lhe edilors and 'rheir advisor. Discussing ideas for a suifable cover are Sandra Peiser, Assislanl Ediforg Ann Ball and Harold Lubin, Co-Edilorsp and Mrs. Malloy, Faculiy Advisor. Each seclion of lhe Yearboolr is managed separalely. The seclion edifors have +he responsibilily of ,seeing fhal' lhe work of lheir secfion is finished in +ime for deadlines. Waifing 'lo use lhe 'rypewriler are Joyce Reisman, Copy Edilor: Phyllis Hess, Senior Personals: Virginia Weems, lndex: and Lorraine Engelberg, Junior Class. Sealed: Mary Ann Craig, Classes: and Carole' Green, Organizalions. The assisfanl edilors of lhe Yearboolr supplemenl lhe worlr of +he seclion heads. Reviewing layoul' plans of olher yearboolrs is a beneficial way +o learn lhe principles of good layouf planning. BACK: Sandra Kay Morris, Maurice Moslrowifz, Slephen Scheinberg, Hudson Brown, Frances McNeill, Barbara Lindsey, Evelyn Sallzy, Carol Jane Lazarus, Joan Warren. FRONT: Carol Caplan, Rufh Moore, Jocelyh Dan, Donna Monsarraf, Fay Quinn, Anifa Lowe. 17 Ab . wr c '3 i ' M' ,.'N -'l0-v- sf' Original and Better Organized Book Than the Last The Ads Add Up, as lhe cap- able business slaff worlcs endlessly lo secure +he many adverlisemenls needed lo malre ihe Yearboolc possible. H is 'lhrough +heir lire- less efforls +ha+ 'rhe Warrior is made available al such a moder- aie price. The picforial adverlis- ing plus clever copy malre lhe ad secfion of lhe Warrior unusual and en+erlaining. Donna Kolfman liar righll Business Manager, as- signs worlr 'ro her sfafi: Margar- eH'e Bibb, Dixie Raines, Beclzy Davis, Carolyn Welch, Cecile Felsenihal, Gail Belz. Marcia David- son, and Linda Greif as Fred Kasileman, Sec.-Treas. loolrs on. lf you wanl lo gel somefhing clone, aslr fhe busiesf person you know. This well-lrnown quolalion easily applies 'ro any one of 'these indusirious seclion edifors. They wriie copy, supervise piciure lalring, and 'lhen see lhaf lheir seclion is well pul fogefher and ihai if fils lhe olher seclions lhai malre up our yearboolr. Sianding: B. Chase, P. Jones, N. Godwin, E. Margolin, M. Brog. Seaied: B. Franlllin, L. F. Goldslein, B. Leigh, L. Goldsiein. rf-N Ll XY -7 fifmi , fit ,, N A i 5-4-' - 1 sl' 'Y ln lhe darlrroom, on 'rhe +hird floor, or on lhe parade ground - you mighf find members of our phofography slaff in any one of ihese places af any lime. They are usually busy snap- ping piclures of our many and varied aclivifies. B. Crump, J. Thompson, R. MacQueen, T. Beally, and J. McCaslin falre fime oul, however, simply lo 'falk shop and relax. , J. 3 1 .LK -i Honor Society Students Perform Services, Excel FIRST ROW: Burrus, Treasurer: Wall, Vice President, Kastleman, President: Hanna, Secretary. SEC- OND ROW: S. Perry, Pace, Miller, C. Gordon, C. Whiteleather, B. Whiteleather, Burrow, Crump Mullins, Stubbletield, V. Perry, Gandy, Carlson, Loskove, Margolin. THlRD ROW: Kendrick, Wilkenson Honeycutt, Benander, Balmer, Green, Jones, Carson, Schroeppel, Peiser, Reisman, Peterson, Holmes Warren, Lazarus. FOURTH ROW: Patton, Scheinberg, McCallum, Hettinger, Ball, Rauscher, Lowe Rust, Sivadon, E. Mitchell, J. Gordon, Kriger, Koeplre, Lubin. FIFTH ROW: Chase, Gowan, Pesilrey, Grace, Singleton, Thompson, Fury, Walpole, Johnsion, Morris, Brock, Gray, Wansley, Taylor, Preist 4Wj5 A student who is a good scholar, posseses qual- ities ot leadership, has a tine character and has given service to the school is eligible tor mem- bership in the l-lonor Society. lt is a great honor to be a member ot this tine organization. which not only provides services to the school but also enriches the lives ot its members. Carolyn Mullins, Carole Green, and Barbara Hanna are in charge ot one ot the principal services of the Honor Society, computing the class ratings and arrang- ing the class standings. While Barbara 'fills out her homeroom slips, Carole explains to Carolyn the pro- cedure she should use in tilling out hers. Scholarship, ond Still Find Time for Recreation SEATED: McCallum, Pesilrey, Margolin, and Wansley, speakers al ini+ia+ion, pose wilh '56 ini+ia+es. FIRST ROW: McAlis+er, Monsarral, Robinson, Belz, Farris, Kerr, Engelberg, BriH', Morlon, Lindsey, Thompson, Hoagland, Franklin, Spence, Somervell, Scheuner, Eason, Eiseman, Scheinberg, Goldslein, Pegram, Waller, Glascoclr. SECOND ROW: Kelley, Morgan, Lyon, Ruyl, Prichard, Raines, Moore, F-osler, Lowe, Wolf, Andrews, Slernberger, Lange, Vaughn, McCollum, Bradley, Loslrovilz, Sheppard, McNieIl, Henclerson, Terrell, Kirchen, Nuckolls, Bodine, Tafe. THIRD ROW: Moslcowilz, Gilberf, Engelberg, Sinclair, Lovelace, Downing, Reed, McCaslin, Broad- fooi, Dealon, Fox, Denlon, Gresham, Shroyer, Eggleslon, Doyle, Johnson, Pfeuffer, Morris. Today's Quill and Scroll members are +omorrow's successful iournalisls. Smiling faces reflecl the happy hearls of new members of rhe Sociely on inilialion clay. FIRST ROW: Rauscher, Perry, Secrelaryg Tuclrerg Peiser, Veepg Lubin, Presidenlg Woolfen, Treasurer: Ball: Kasllemang Fox. SECOND ROW: Robinson, Allenberg, Anderson, Jones, Loslcove, Goldslein, Davidson, Franlclin, Reisman, Prichard. THIRD ROW: Eiseman, Green, Margolin, Raines, Slernberger, Engelberg, Craig, Monsarral, Kapell. FOURTH ROW: Doyle, Morris, Beally, HuH'er, MacOueen, Crump, Golren, Scheinberg, Lovelace. f-W' . 99:52:29 W I di I o fs can Q 3 ' 'E' A VW Q! y , Q V 1 W , . . ,. V . , ,J .. . f g , :fr ,- - wg: I , !f- 'Ht 94. M mf MM . ' . ,Q Many Enjoyable Hours for Talented Centralites 525813 Ka? ,Ap-'dp The Choral Club is a newly-organized group formed lo promole sludenls' inleresls in group singing. Under lhe direclion ol Mrs. Lady Chase, lhe members develop lheir voices and slimulale lheir apprecialion ol music. Nol only does lhis club provide enlerlainmenl bul also lhe members gain valuable lraining in choral lechnique. The group, accompanied by Richard Marlin The Sharps and FIa+s Club was organized lo provide an oppor- lunily lor music lovers lo lislen lo good music and learn more aboul composers and lheir worlrs. Through lheir programs, mem- bers cullivale individual lasles and widen lheir lcnowledge ol music. This club gives band members, choir members, and slu- denls who do nol parlicipale in lhe school's music program a chance lo enioy line music. Lislening as Richard Marlin plays 51. .2 and direcled by Mrs. Chase, sing a song al one ol lheir meel- ings. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Chase, Marilyn Campbell, Joy Nelms, Ann Tiplon, Beclry Pigoll, Delma Kloli, Phyllis Hess, Sarah Denlon, Sandra Paul, Judy Ollul. SECOND ROW: John Carr, Jim Kalz, John Taylor, C. Wismiller, Mary Helen Spain, S. Craig. a solo are: FIRST ROW: Hillon Scales, Ann Tiplon, Joy Nelms, Marilyn Campbell, Beclry Pigoll, Jim Kalz, Delma Klols, Sarah Denlon. SECOND ROW: Jerry Lee, Kalherine Wadley, Beverly Scoll, Olis Warr, John Carr, John Taylor, Doris Schilly, Elizabelh Bradley, Phyllis Hess. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Chase, Edwin Allen, Harry Taylor, Susan Logsdon, Janel Reese, Mary Jane Moore, Charline Wismiller, Mary Helen Spain. 5? xjg. P FIRST ROW: H. Taylor, J. Priesf, M. Miller, R. Millican, B. Simon, C. Smifh, T. Whife, B. Baumgar+en, M. Mobley, S. Kendrick. SECOND ROW: H. Scafes, D. Sharp, J. Marfin, W. Carson, M. Baker, P. Whife, M. H. Crowley, S. Logsdon, B. Green, J. Single- fon, M. Ingle, G. Griffin, J. Kemp, J. Mifchell. THIRD ROW J. Waller, O. Warr, E. Sullivan, L. Townsend, J. Tansey, P Suggs, P. Mar+in, J. Cooper, J. Lape, J. Lee, M. Thrower, F Holland, E. Gaines, A. Nelson, K. HyaH', R. Taylor, C. Causey Hours of Practice Insure Perfect Performances c The besf musicians in fhe band occupy fhe firsf chairs in fheir secfions. These Ialenfed and hard-working band members form fhe framework of fhe band and se'I' fhe pace for fhe resf of fhe members. FIRST ROW: Joan Waller, Margaref Ingle, Sylvia Kendrick, John Mifchell, Marvin Sfamm, Susan Logsdon, Mickey Thrower. SECOND ROW: Jerry Whife, Bryan Simon, Jerry Singlefon, Ken Ruby, Charles Causey, Edwin Allen, Milfon Blalack. THIRD ROW: Raymond Brigance, Harry Taylor, Hilfon Scafes, Mary Jane Moore, Don Sharp, Kenf Allen, John Priest AI Nelson, Sonny Yeaman. FOURTH ROW: M. J. Moore, R. McNees, C. Marcus, D. Mac- Donald, E. Wadley, G. SmiTh, E. Keahey, Ruby, D. Caudill J. Cox, D. Peck, D. STewarT, M. STamm, M. Blalack, R. Hopps, F. Cox, B. Parchman, S. Pace, J. BreaksTone, W. Copeland E. Simmons, D. Peck, D. De Berry J WhiTe FIFTH ROW . J. Griffin, L. Rickly, K. Ruby T Gerdes J Bronson J Guinn W. Nance, R. Brigance, S Yeaman W Riggs H FosTer K Allen, J. HeTTinger, E. Allen Mr McClain J Prange and Win Respect and Admiration for Central's Band These are They who show The way. These capable sTudenTs who have accepTed This greaf responsibiliTy are: FIRST ROW Carson Sec Green Treas Slamm Pub. Ch., Logsdon, Lib. SECOND ROW Sharp Pres Singlefon Chap Simmons Vice President Allen, HisToriang Cox Librarian S+rike up The band! Remember This Tamiliar cry? We are really proud oT our CenTral music makers. As The old saying goes, A chain is as sTrong as iTs weakesT link. Our band has no weak links. The key To iTs success is cooperaTion. Mr. Mac announced only once ThaT There were To be Monday nighT rehearsals - ThaT was suTTicienT. They came! MeriTs wiThouT a goods spiriT are worTh- less. This maxim is immediaTely seen by any visiTor To The CenTral bandroom. Their meriT sysTem is also a greaT TacTor in Their success. They receive one meriT Tor an hour's pracTice ouTside school and Tive Tor aTTending a perTormance. Do They work hard To obTain meriTs? JusT lisTen To Them play someTime! You'll see! TT ff. L- The Artists, Actors, ond Orotors ot Tomorrow il X 1 1, M4 A FIRST ROW: Bobby Crump, Mary Jane Raper, Margarette Bibb, Cecile Felsenthal, Carolyn Mullins. SECOND ROW: George Awsumb, Maurice Moslcovitz, Trudy Darden, Jocelyn Dan, Mary R. Ragsdale, Donna Kottman. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Craig, Stephen Scheinberg Emily Margolin, Orlan Fox, Troy Beatty, Edwin Boatner, Jeanette Gaede, John Taylor. Warm spring weather entices these speech club otticers outside to rehearse tor their next program. Margarette, right, seems startled by villain Bobby's heartless worcls to pretty, helpless heroine Charlotte, while Cecile watches with apparent interest. There are a number ot things which a visitor to Central's Speech Club might enjoy during a meeting. One day he might be intormed and en- tertained by a guest spealcer, or he might just happen to get in on a lesson in the art ot stage make-up. l-le might even witness the members trying out their own acting ability in one-act plays or in monologues. Drama and dialect, however, are not the only interests ot these Thespians. This year they decided to do charity work also. Their project involved buy- ing new articles ot clothing tor small orphans ot our city. . -z, , Ju., .wg ,, .3 s,,zni.1-yrs 1 te 'us W L, f 'f-.Z-s . il. f 'K KFC' ' Get Valuable Initial Training at Central Today is ' bv 'HJ ff 2 A W W J if Q I I ,,, , bg' Ni V- g 'gg .' ,, is MAQQJI 4 li ,i Artistic students lend a helping hand to the Red Cross. Members of they Arts and Crafts Club, Sylvia Jean Ross, June Sheppard, Phyllis Hess, and Joann Farris help Red Cross president, Carol Whiteleather, left, to make Valentine favors. By doing this, they not only use their creative ability but also help a worthwhile cause. The members increase their knowledge of the different types of art and styles of artists through their monthly visits to the art museums which are both entertaining and educational. Resolved: Eisenhower should run for a second term. Both the negative and affirmative sides of this current problem were argued thoroughly as Central's newest organization swung into action. This addition is the Debating Club with Miss Martha Lou Jones as sponsor. Wielding the presidential gavel for this group of energetic debates is Jimmy Thompson, with Paul Davis as his able vice president. Calling roll is the chief duty of Charlotte Marcus, and Charles McCallum keeps the meetings running smoothly according to parliamentary procedure. AROUND TABLE: Miles Lovelace, Wayne Allen, Barbara Lindsey, Jimmy Thompson, Maurice Moskowitz, James Johnson, Frank Morris, Fred Kastleman, Charles McCallum. SECOND ROW: George Awsumb, Beth Robinson, Charlotte Marcus. THIRD ROW: David White, Orlan Fox, Edwin Boatner, Harold Lubin, Paul Davis. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Crump, Barry Chase. ABSENT: Robert MacQueen. , .--T, na f . , A I J f ks, s f' If pw'W0A,,,.M- ---- A- -.K ff f fwwfff I f if JWWXQ , J f'f4fzW4 f fi , 'QM ,ff 4z.z,+i.ff 5 'yivdzl 1 15 2 ? . I 4 XXQ3 fi' 4 W .ix 9 vi 'VA 7'-'W W-2WflM7lfM7474ZMZM1 ! Jil 19 Q ijf 4?5:9Z'i, ', ' V e '57 ' -, 4 ' .af-yi . Zgig ' ffl v 425 , ..,. , 9' P 3 'QM 4 x .yuhidui ' , F 1 1 'A 1 2 i . E 1 K I Y f 143 .- f1-2221, gy. 1 ..4'- af:fe?',-,,1+ , V ' W : T .f ,ww wi,-:KM V 554 .4 1.-rxX,.,sQ-,-'Qf,.gy-w- ff. , V V-nc-as-.w V ' .- '--- .-uf: -' ,A-f1.,:7L:.,.:v,:e?e. x,.,X-:- .V Qwigma-lf.-ff-'I 115:-f:1'-:y,.a'2i:a2,' -am. iiixn . f , . K Q- .X we W, Q . 1 kwa ,w-3, ek - A ., f . , , k ML j X Q -- X i gm .,.,Q..-,N sg - AS M X X A I . .. K. x Yiglv. ?lfk i t -' ' K 9 .bXxN5s? x x se: . r Q l v i Q . n 4- 14 REMEMBER . . . lisrening wi+h Jrense and serious faces +o +he pep Jralk in Jrhe locker room, winning Jrhe Thanks- giving Day game and becoming Prep League Eoofball Champs for The four+h s+raigh+ year, breaking +he Jrape +o win The Siaie Track Cham- pionship, hiiring +he homerun Jrhai Jried Jrhe game, and seeing all 'reams perform wirh +he spirilr and spor+s- manship +ha+ mark 'rhe con+inueol success of Ceniral aihleiics. X X I f f Af W AW JW Qifaw ff? r- 4952 f 47 We , , A7v,,V,., ,pi .4 ff' ,LZ Bo Geniry and Cleveland Johnson, co-capTains of Cen+raI's I955 Toof- ball Team, led The Warriors To Their Tourfh consecuiive championship. 4 fi We goT one, we goT Two, we goT Three-LeT's go Tor Tour, and ThaT's whaT we did. For The TourTh sTraighT year The Warriors became prep league champions. A driving spiriT prevailed Throughoul' This year's TooTbaII season. When chances looked bad aTTer our loss To SouTh Side, The sTudenT body rose as one To supporT our Tine Team. On Thanks- giving day, CenTraI was once again playing wiTh The championship aT sTake. The enTire school showed The ciTy ThaT day ThaT champions come Trom CenTraI. The season sTarTed in Greenwood, Mississippi, againsT The NorTh Mississippi champions. We rumbled over The Greenwood Bulldogs, I9-I3. Our vicTory over ChaTTanooga CenTraI resuITed Trom The sharp Tackle by Leake which caused The ball To shooT Trom The ChaTTanooga carrier's grip inTo The arms oT BobbiTT. The big haITback scored The six decisive poinTs in our I2-6 Triumph over The '54 STaTe Champs. BuTTeTed The Tollowing week by Isaac LiTTon, we all realized ThaT work alone, noT presump- Tious TaiTh, would lead us To anoTher championship. IConTinued on Page I IZI For the Fourth Consecutive Year the Green I FIRST ROW: Bill Black, John Crews, Phillip Pyle, Don Leake, Cleveland Johnson, Bo GenTry, Cannon Carier, John STarre'H', Bobby Kernes, WalTer Lane, Richard Vollmer, Peie Summers. SECOND ROW: Byron Greer, Frank Wesson, Bernie Weiss, David Whife, Bill Causer, Tommy Richardson, Bill Hurley, Dick Hursf, Ber'r Canfield, Dorsey Deafon, Cecil Fowlkes, Bobby Fulghum. THIRD ROW: Bob EilerT, Jerry Taylor, Raymond Waddey, Bob Talley, Edwin Phillipy, Lowell Bobbi'H', Eddie Kaplan, Larry PrueTTe, Don Wiseman, Hous'l'on Ray, Jerry Murray. FOURTH ROW: George WhiTworTh, Eddie Pa++on, Marcus Laughlin, Robbie Adams, Don Burks, Richard Howell, Glen Hayes, John Hopkins, Billy Orrick, Gene Millner, Ira DenTon, Jimmy Lowe. Coaching isn I' all prac+ice and play, for each maneuver musf gridiron magicians are: Ruffner Murray, head coach: Wallace be carefully drawn on paper before being execufed. Our Wilson, James Brown: Tom Dillon, Malcolm Phillips. and Gold Reign as Prep League Champions FIFTH ROW: John Carrol, Jack Balmer, David Frurchey, Edward Phil- Iipy, Jerry Engelberg, John Carfer, Jerry Gresham, I'IeisIreII Wea+her- ford, Bobby McCullough, Bruce Shroyer, Paul Davis, Sfanley Gaines. Noi' picfuredz Lee Sfrain, Don Griggs, Richard Terry, Chesier Casier, Mickey Smofhers, Larry Brooks. I I955 FOOTBALL RECORD We I9 Greenwood .i i I2 Charlanooga CHS . I4 Isaac Li'Hon . ,, , 27 Humes ii , ,. 33 Carholic .,,,. 32 Tech ., 6 LiHIe Rock 6 Soulhside ..., 20 CBI-IS ,...,,,.,. ,..... , .. 2 I Treadwell . ,,.,.,...,..,.,..,,.., .. BLIND BENEFIT 7 Messick ,.... ....,... . . They ,,,.I3 6 ....I8 7 ...,l3 0 7 ..,.l3 .,,,I2 7 7 Spurred on by the Spirited Support of the Cheerleaders, Richard Vollmer i3ll seems fo be leaning on a C.B.C. man for supporf, buf wifh or wifhouf him, Richard fears around end for anofher gain. An ever-moving backfield combine wifh a forward wall of brick and cemenf fo make fhis game's formula for vicfory. Beafen by Soufh Side fhe previous week, fhe Warriors recoiled fo win fhis one, 20 fo l2. We hif l-lumes seven days lafer, bofh prepared and anxious fo win. Four fhousand fans, along wifh scoufs from seven ofher loop feams, furned ouf fo wifness our 27-7 vicfory. ln fhe fiffh confesf of The year, we mef Cafholic af l-lodges Field. Though fhe Terriers drew firsf blood, fhey iusf didn'f have fhe power fo keep up wifh fhe lvlighfy Warriors. Having fumbled in fhe firsf play of fhe game, Vollmer redeemed himself as he carried fhe ball 80 yards for a Cenfral fouchdown on fhe kick- off runback. Leake kicked fhe exfra score and from fhaf poinf our boys could nof be caughf. Whife led fhe scoring wifh fwo fouchdowns. Sfrain was also in on fhe fallying paradep infercepfing a Cafholic pass on fhe Cenfral 45, he carried if all fhe way for a fouch- down on fhe lasf play of fhe game. Two weeks lapsed affer fhe Cafholic game giving us ample fime in which fo prepare for Tech. ll2 i '?iL1'f . , . .0'I f '?1vt ff ' . -. .-:. r-r, , . . , ' f ' sf, s- , ' , f ,iv .Q-W A g 1. ., , iw A as fi WV ' , f ' V. My f 2 .t y f Wm, ml. .. . f ff-4 , ,, h . 1 X 'J ' 4, .,, 4 -1, ' -' f ' 'K if ' aw 4 , ,V i . , 4' f . ' ' ' ' Ib Sw Dick Hursf l82l fries valianfly, buf fhe elusive pig- skin slips from his grasp. This pass, one of despera- fion, was fhrown in fhe lasf minufes of fhe Soufh Side game. The Warriors 'rurned from fhe field fhaf nighf cresffallen buf wifh a spirif of deferminafion. This spirif picked up fhe feam and sef if down fhe nexf week-feefh bared and ready fo fighf. We mef Tech, conquered fhem, and walked away on fhaf warm Ocfober evening. looking forward none foo anxiously fo our lasf fhree confesfs. for Soufh Side. C.B.C., and Treadwell were fhe impedimenfs in our baffle for fhe championship. Having defeafed Tech 32-O, fhe Warrior spirif was infensified greafly for fhe following Liffle Rock game. Unforfunafely. our man power didn'f coincide wifh our bold spirif. Lilrlle Rock cashed a Cenfral fumble info an early fouchdown and a perfecf placemenf gave fhe Arkansas Tigers fhelr seven poinfs. We mafched fhe Liffle Rock fouchdown in fhe second quarfer, buf a bad pass from cenfer robbed Leake of fhe opporfunify fo fry for fhe fylng poinf. When fhe gun sounded, Liffle Rock had won by fhe score of 7-6. The fwo weeks we had fo PFGCTICS before fhe Soufh Side game didn'f seem fo improve us. for we were defeafed I3-6 by fhe Scrappers. The game was virfually even, buf we had hif a slump. A Q If 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I .I li ii I I I 5. Wi H F I I I I I I l 'I I . I I I I I I I V T1 I I I I I he Mighty Warriors Display Their Championship Talents. Noises driTT up from The audiforium To The sevenTh period classes. Our cheerleaders, The backbone of our school spiriT, are hard aT work. The dufies of These leaiher-lunged folk include decoraTing The goalposTs, making posTers and sfreamers, and leading The cheer- ing in pep meefings. Picfured: Barbara Marsh: Ann RusT, CapTaing Barbara Rauscher: Billie Thompson: Marcia Pinsfeing Brenda Johnson: Linda Johnsiong George Pfeufferg Tommy Kelly: Charles Walpole. ForTunaTely, The Warriors were Too persevering To reTain such a sTandsTill. The spiriT oT The enTire sTudenT body was so aroused ThaT iT insTincTively boosTed The deTerminaTion oT The Team. We shall doubTlessly remem- ber our pep meeTing beTore The C.B.C. game. Un- paralleled enThusiasm reigned, driving every one oT us To a resoluTion Tor vicTory. By IO:OO ThaT evening we had TaughT The BroThers ThaT To earns a championship They musT beaT The champions. The dancing sweeps oT Richard Vollrner, The quick bursTs oT PeTe Summers, and The smashing plunges oT David WhiTe kepT The CenTral aTTack moving smooThly behind sharp quarTerbacking by Don Griggs. This was a mosT exciTing 20-I2 vicTory Tor CenTral. ATTer we deTeaTed CBC., our opposiTion was narrowed To Treadwell. To obTain our TourTh championship in a row, we would have To meeT and subdue This lasT opponenT. il? Don Griggs ll0l sneaks across The goal line To a Touchdown as George WhiTworTh lbll gazes dumb- Toundedly aT The unfolding scene. Don, a field general of high order, calls his plays and execuTes Them. From his posiTion of brainTrusT, Don commands The scalping of The Brofhers in a manner never To be TorgoTTen. When The dusf has cleared, The Green and Gold have Turned The Purple Wave in'l'o a small puddle. lass EITY EHAMF-'rams I Q H iv On Thanksgiving Day The Warriors wrapped up a TourTh consecuTive prep championship by deTeaTing The Treadwell Eagles ZI-7. WiThin The TirsT Tive minuTes Treadwell drove To a Touchdown and kicked The exTra poinT To lead CenTral 7-O. Summers received The kickoTT. dashed The ball To The eighT-yard line, and scuTTled over Tor a CenTral Touchdown. ln The Tollowing quarTer Vollmer sprinTed I7 yards Tor anoTher 6 poinTs. The TourTh period was climaxed by a Touchdown made by BobbiTT. Two oT The poinTs aTTer Touchdowns were added by Don Leakeg Bob Kerns wound up The game by making The Tinal placemenT. The Warriors Then con- cluded Their '55 season by Tying Messick 7-7 in The' annual Blind BeneTiT Game. lvlessick's score came early in The TirsT quarTer. ln The second quarTer Richard Vollmer redeemed The Warriors by dashing 55 yards Tor a Touchdown. The placemenT was made by Don Leake. Thus CenTral emerged Trom Their l955 season champions Tor The TourTh sTraighT year. l I3 O J 6 516 f ff 4 M4 .1-7' 'f' ' 1' L- . 1 -'f 1' . Q 1' iff 2:1 . . M-:WL -O Qi ,, sf -, 41 .f- -D'4 ,., ::1f- .- NJ A-::,, f 4, - - k. - , --i, 1 - V , .f .L,. 1 , ff 49,7 ff' ,Kawai 4 V nina, , , ,V Ayn I f JOHN STARRET-Tackle BERNIE WEISS-Guard DAVID wi-me-Back CANNON CARTER-Cen+er CLEVELAND JOHNSON-Tackle 'AA .sv vqif, V -L , -5. UM 5, Y pg ,SM V. .A A LQ iffy, ma fed BILL HU RLEY-Guard PHILLIP PYLE-Guard f -ff' L l S E r Bill Pace, Bobby Cochran, Hal Taylor, and Franklin Klench, 'l'he managers of our '55 foofball feam, are responsible for ihe clisiribufion and upkeep of Cenlral's eniire afhlefic warclrobe. Having oulfiffecl fhe ieam for ihe afiernoon praciice, ihis hard- working quar+e+ willingly assisf ihe coaches in iraining and preparing ihe big elevell for fhe coming game. We may well remember 'lhese boys as a 'Force behind 'ihe 'leam in Cen+ral's '55 foofball season. DON GRIGGS-Back JOHN CREWS-Tackle BILL BLACK-End ,4 ii: , ax ' , I 6 ,, X X S 51- '. ..- 'Le ' i , .. . . AX. L N ,fff 'filif 5 5 -DA Q' We ., S . 2 I, K' 33,9 V Q, rs x ,. Q N15 x f A 1 N? 5 ef- -- N X - 'D D ' 'fiwraw . X. . ' .P -. Zu'-.-5511, ff' -wi-5 -V, - - 215-c A'?:z4k:1:v, :2 - X - ' -M ' 4 . ' .. Qgi5,:,g,,,w.5.1.,,...N Wi- ,. L . X . AM N- I B X L ' - v. ' ' .Ev Xi. D T W 'I W' 'Z , ' A ,A i ik. L ,Af ,,,, Q Q u N. 1 x Nix L -- We N5 1, Q, , 'fi ' .I ge fii Aff-r X 'ss X ' 5 I ' ' D ' W'5-Yfrslig---1 'xi' eW 5 in- 'N . . f -of . - 'FWF 1 f Q W1 X . Ti' h 'N H fi 'V 2 X' , QKFAQ.-xig,-T', 5,1 Nga ki' 1 'A ,. Wm - 'fm .naN5i'::x.x1'?5fS'i5 'BNF' BILL CAUSER-Back LEE'STRAIN-Cenier DON LEAKE-End ,, V' 1 j pe' , , ,,...af . , X . ., f ,f M .Z . l ,V I5 4-. 46010-m , , On lop! Ailer winning The garne wilh Treadwell on Thanksgiving Day, we were all on lop. Yes, we had oblained Ihe goal 'rhal we se'r oul for in Seplennber. We were all graleful Io Coach for his able leadership and his unliring devolion Ihroughoul The season. The +eam's carrying Coach Ruffner Murray oul of The sladiurn Ihal aiflernoon represenled Ihe supporr and DICK HURST-End PETE SUMMERS-Back love Ihal' bolh Ioolball Ieam and sludenl body share Tor The Old Man. BO GENTRY-Tackle CHESTER CASTER--Baclt RICHARD VOLLMER-Back WALTER LANE-Bacll BOB KERNES-Guard . A Pb I s I 5, i I 4. ' in -.,.,- ..:. fed? ---- ,-Q g,- , 4 -- in- if' he f X A Never-Soy-Die Determination Boosts the Warrior' A TEAM - FIRST ROW: Edward Kaplan, Don Griggs, Fred James, Richard Howell, Jaclc Hoelscher. SECOND ROW: Don Lealce, Larry Fury, George Inman, Wayne Clayborne, Jerry Read, Bruce Shroyer, Dorsey Deaton. I956 BASKETBALL RECORD We I . J! Bolton ..,,.... They , ...., 59 faclcson .,.,.,,. ,o,.,,. 7 0 I' lftehaven .I ,. 5l I-tunes' , Tech .,,.... 58 64 65 52 97 72 85 56 62 50 I I6 South Side .,..,... ,,,,,, 3 9 Catholic ..,., Frayser, .,,.. or Messick ,..,., Treadwell . C. B. C. , . M63 .73 , N56 42 7.54 ...72 . 65 M60 48 M66 .,.,..58 57 ...,...48 ,. ,.,. 90 43 , ...74 , 56 M59 Hang on there Jerry Read! CentraI's basketball captain intends to maintain control ot both the ball and the basltet throughout the '56 season. Such determination and perseverance is certainly needed 'From every player to overcome this year's strong com- petition. Jerry seems contident, doesn't he? Cagers to a Fourth Place Finish in the Prep League l-lindered by a slow slarl lhis year, The Warriors won only lwo ol Their lirsl nine games. None ol Jrhese were given up easily, lor lhe Green and Gold loughl down lo lhe lasl second. As lhe season progressed, so did lhe baslcelball leam. They delealed many ol The prep schools who had bealen lhem originally. This im- provemenl was due lo lwo lac- 'rors - a much-improved leam and a more enlhusiaslic sludenl body. For The lirsl lirne in many years. Cenlral's cheerleaders allended lhe baslcelball games lo lead lhe sludenl body's cheering. ln prac- lice every day unlil 5 o'cloclc Coach Phillips drove his boys unlil lhey became lhe leam he knew lhey could be. New plays. new spiril. and new drive Fashioned lor Cenlral a new baslcelball leam - one lhal Cenlral could be proud ol al lhe season's end. Wayne Clayborne ll2l and Jaclr Hoelscher conlemplale Cen+ral's chance of winning as Coach Phillips gives his boys lime-ou+ inslruclions. The leam clasps hands in a sign of deler- minarion and wilh reinforced spiril' lrounces Humes 65-57. Dorsey Dealon ll7l bloclrs anolher Easl' High shor, as Bruce Shroyer llbl prepares 'ro grab lhe loose ball. Dorsey and Bruce play ouf- slanding baslrelball and are rwo Cenlral hopes for nexl' year. These 'rwo poin+s are 'lo no avail, as Cenlral bears Easl' 64-58. Larry Fury ll5l and Jerry Read llll warch +he ball drop rhrough 'rhe hoop. Larry fils easily info eifher forward or guard slo+, while Jerry sfarls af +he pivol posl. ,ab B TEAM - FIRST ROW: Bobby Harrell, Ronnie Springfield, Barry PickeH, Ted Erickson, Jerry Greshan, Gene Milner, Heiskell Wealherford. SECOND ROW: Bobby Clarke, Byron Greer, Charley Seay, Larry Brooks, Edward Phillipy, Cecil Fowlkes, Mickey Smorhers, Mickey VanHoozer. Up, up info rhe air goes Wayne Spider Clayborne ll2l who ably holds down his forward posirion wirh his 'lremendous re- bounds. Richard Howell waiis 'rensely in fhe background +o offer assislance +o Wayne. These cagers exemplify Cen'l'ral's well-oiled baskefball machine as 'lhe boys go info ac+ion. Jack Hoelscher, one of Coach Phillips' mos+ dependable guards, iumps above 'rhe crowd +o shoof for anofher +wo poin+s. Don Le'ake ll8l looks on as Jerry Read llll and Richard Howell l3l maneuver in+o posi+ion. The Green and Gold are +oo much for Soulh Side as Cenfral wins 52 +o 39. I I 'N ,-'H Bang! Ten, twenty, thirty yards fly unclertoot as Richard Vollmer clashes from the starting line. Richard, Central's track captain, is Pfoflclenl in manY lfaclf lealufes- Last .Y?af he Sei 3 new Please take note of the right toot. lt's in focus! The cinclers on l3V0aCl'IU.mP record Of 2lV2 feel- In addition +0 H19 broad the track and the metal rail, too, are distinct. Jerry Read often lump' Rmllafd excels 'V' llle loo and 220'YaVd d55l1e5- appears blurred to his opponents as he flashes by. Jerry holds the state track record in both the mile and half-mile events. Last Year's State Champs Prepare to Defend Their Title Coach Wilson, who instructs both swimming and track, finds himself surrounded by several key track men, Bo Gentry, Richard Vollmer, Bob Eilerr, and Lowell Bobbitt. Preparing the team for the first meet includes not only physical workouts for the boys, but also mental workouts tor the coach. In practice, Coach Wilson takes time out to let the boys relax as he reviews their mistakes. X ,- f-A . , IAM, ir' C-eq. ' 4 L' ' - If Willa 'L 42 5 we txxebmf 'J ggi l if LQ Churning the Cinders Into Dust, the I956 Track Squad Up and oul' of rhe s+ar'ring posirion springs Paul Jackson, fhree-year member of Cen+ral's champion 'rraclr +eam. Paul, who sprinied his way ihrough +he l955 season, plans +o devo+e his efforls rhis year l +o 'the hurdle evenrs as well as fhe 220-yd dash. 14 ff ' f la., , 1 1,7 i , f s , , ' -f ' , I , , I . 'NM , Shof pu'Hing is an even+ which requires excellenl' muscular co- ordinarion as well as srrengfh. Lowell BobbiH, one of our lcey field eveni boys, slands prepared +o give +he 9-lb. shof 'rhe power and momenlum required +0 send il' soaring over 'lhe field. Having been in+roduced +o +raclc iusf las'r year, Lowell has come a long way in polishing his 'field form. Cen+ral's fwo-mile +raclr 'ream - Wayne Clayborne, Jimmy Wiley, Jerry Pe+ers, and Bob Eileri -- churn +he cinclers as +hey loosen iheir 'lense muscles. Alfhough all spor+s require ieam worlr, +he physical and menfal cooperafion beiween members of a relay ieam mus+ be excelleni if 'rhe feam is 'ro win. These four boys have reached +he pinnacle of 'reamworlc and expecf 'ro sfay ihere as fhey bring new laurels +o Cenfral. f 4- , ,KL fn Y y fi A Jim? , 93 ff ! ' ' f'7ii21,.Q , f- .f .sg AW? Avi, 2 4?-rf W Q M' a f 'f if 71' i Pi - - -V - if f' - .1- 4 - ,L , ', H ,ifbqfi f .- , A g h .. . , , , fi .. ,9?W57- :rf ' NNN'-: 2 A iw rg: 'iff af ,J '4 ' 5 I , R Trains for Perfection of Form and Co-ordination Up and over goes Bob Eilerf, high hurdler for fhe Green and Gold fraclr feam. His face fighf wifh sfrain, Bob fuclrs his righf leg fo slcim above fhe obsfacle. Nof only iumping buf also fiming fhe sfrides and spring are facfors Bob masfers in clearing fhe barriers and achieving fhe fine form displayed. .-alnlttuilmitl . 'W Z' -qg9:iug1sP 1 1afeW . Smiling confidenfly, Bo Genfry sfands relaxed in fhe firsf posi- fion of fhe discus fhrow. As he begins fo fwisf for momenfum, Bo shows fhe form which enables him fo foss fhe mefal disc one hundred fwenfy-five feef or more. Bo, one of Cenfral's mosf impor+an+ weighf men in track, is a refurning lefferman. Large-size bafon, isn'+ if? Acfually if is a pole which Bryon Greer will use fo vaulf over a fixed bar. As Byron gafhers speed. he concenfrafes on fhe momenf fo place fhe pole in fhe box and fo spring. Pracficing long and hard fo achieve fhe muscular coordinafion and splif-second fiming needed for fhis evenf, Byron, only a iunior, masfers fhe slcills required in pole vaulfing so well fhaf Coach Wilson sees him as one of fhe mainsfays of fhe Green and Gold fraclr feam fhis season. .44 'X 1 Standouts of Central's '55 Baseball Team Begin A-H42 lf! Q - 4.1 - J . , ,, 5 L 3.43 yr. Q E if jf' I V , an . L51 jv jg' z 'BVI A .lb ' gig- Ez, f7,.7f,'5 f V.- 'V ?kf,v.j,,,' .4 i Q is .V ,I W 'QL I 3 ,2'.V?1a was ZVQLZQ af.: ,4 X J f .V -H-, A .Q ., fr., .A I .MQ ,, 4,4 I x X Q sl.. .Qgtpv rr: f,q,,:-V 5. WM N ff.. ff.: 5 .1 it ,W ,ly yi' 5 ,- -Q.,-., ,'5'p,4,4 ' .i 3 .QL l l e - -V I y l :A AM, 'ff '. ' ,., 3 QA' 1' , 'A ,. 1 A Va A, 'EV ,l rf ' ' .515 3,61-y- ' f.. -I ' Hi f 1. - ,,., ' j,, ,fi 4 . VP: - V A A 'p ,. . . -, , I gf: J . ,. jf-3 14: ,lsj '5 x 3. A 5, 5 - vi a ' 'AQ ,Q - ls, i- Ln 'V -V 1 4 g , 1 ,' if,-ff-' ' 'V .1 'mi , i. , 49?,5..'Y, mv? . Q . - Vf 'gy' 'T QQ '5vBH,-ie! ' '--'J,?Af4?' Ls,-Q ,J . 47445 154. li mr. .. 1'..' A 'W c- ff3,.I?', .. ' 'Q jf' A f ' ,' ' V ' 'iffy .' 1'-'M Ban 11- r ' ' '- Jimmy Broclz and Bill Causer, 'rhe baclrbone of Cen+ral's mound slaff, follow lhrough. Jimmy. wilh a 5-l record las+ season, made All- Memphis. Bill, also an All-Memphis slar. ended lasl season wilh a perfecl' record of 5-0. Pifching a lefl'-handed fasl' ball, Bill myslilies opposing ba'Hers wilh his blinding speed. Jimmy, pilching righl'-handed, also favors a fireball. Coach Murray is relying on 'lhe abilify of 'these boys 'ro help lhe Green and Gold baseball +eam bring home lhe championship +his year. Don Lealre, capfain of +he I956 baseball leam, an- Bob Kerns and Don Burlcs, fhe power behind Cenlral, aim lheir sighls al an xiougly awaifs +I-ie nexf pifcl-1, Lasi- season Don played imaginary ball. The pilchers of fhe prep league shudder when one of lhese boys fi,-5+ base and drove home I4 rung fo earn All- sleps ll'1iO fl'1e box. Bob, who bals l6'fl'-lldhded, B f0I'mld8lDle R.B.l.'s lasl' Memphig honors, 3 average in '55 Dgn year. Don, only a freshman in '55, was a dependable pinch hi++er, balfing .435. pggeg a fhreaf +0 all opposing pii-che.-5, l W Practice Early to Subdue the Returning Competition s Walter Lane, Central's center-field speedster, comes in to snag another tly. Through his quiclr coverage ot his position, Walter malres opposing batters feel that Central has three men playing center-tield instead of just one. Last year Walter batted .300 and tied tor the lead in home runs in the prep league, an enviable record. Don Griggs scoops up a hot grounder and iuggles to Jaclr Hoelscher, playing second base. Don, who had a .3I0 average last year, covers shortstop with agility: Jaclc holds down his second-base position with the experience ot eight years ot sandlot baseball. These two boys form Central's excellent double play combination. 04f K W My g ff:-I - 1. jg,gi,, ...fr I gan it , in X lu. ,f . , P v 1 ' ', ',-l - -,f' Q -- 'ts e Q -I f , . 'H ' , 4 les --fs. fan.. r r. . t- of A.- eww' ,N-,gn 5 'F - . ,fl ,fsf-A - n.. A in 1 ' N ,-- Y ,. R gr 1- L. 5- gl A a , m Y . .X X ff' i X, ' ,N 1- if f : . s . I , , ssh 1 ,' . 1 '. .Fe f , --.1 -' -A , an K .5 .rm ' 4 , V: '- f 'i , , N' 2 -' .I' 1 , t, A 'ff ff niet.-azfwf George Inman, who made All-Memphis last year, doubles his lanlry trame into the catcher's position. Warming up one ot the pitchers, George awaits the game. When the time comes, he gives his pitchers the confidence they need to boost them over bad spots during the game. r llqw' -. my -'ff V12-2491 ' , t -so ' r 9.3 ', 'Q ' -'fifl 1 '- .-' , , ' ff - .- . ,F X 1 , ,. - 'Q 6 ' 'C w A is Q 5 A .v Q Y . . Wx' . 9 , L of E 'N ' . ' , , g Q - .W , ,I-, TW, ,li-My -...-,,- ' , K xfmdfil H 'Avia .1 Nr' 'A VN -'., ,g.:,,',, A ' - - 4 Many Students Participate in Minor Sports, Which I FIRST ROW: Jerry Taylor, Billy Schaefer, Robert Moore, Lee Living- ston. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Webb, Bob Little, Cosby Pace, Henry Got- ten, Bryant Canada. THIRD ROW: Bob Cohn, Fred Guyton, Cannon f Carter, John Taylor, Jaclc Houston. ,tt,, il ,. I ' FOURTH ROW: Alan Carb, Chester Castor, Jerry Meeks, Walter Carter. Expecting to cop the championship, the boys trained tor many weelrs, but these practice periods proved to be ot no avail as the wrestling meet 1 f was later called oft. FIRST ROW: Don Lake, Jim Gordon, John Taylor. SECOND ROW: Ramsay Wall, Phil Sherman, Jaclr Houston, Troy Beatty, Bob Fulghum. CentraI's .,f .I .25 mermen, captained by Jim Gordon, stand by the side of the pool with their second-place trophy. Although the boys are exhausted from the strenuous if 2. FIRST ROW: Paul Davis, Ramsay Wall. SECOND ROW: Phil Sherman, Jim Gordon, Bob Fulghum. Houston Ray. THIRD ROW: John Taylor, Jaclr Houston, John Dillard, Troy Beatty. l24 sport, they Ioolr pleased with their accomplishment. When the next meet rolls around, the returning swimmers hope to bring the 'First-place trophy to Central. ,aww agua' W' Contribute to Centrol's Well-Balanced Athletic Program Charles Burrow demonstrates his Trabert-style baclchand strolce to ff' ' t ' 'f ' 1 2 ' 1 X Wayne Clayborne as John Priest and Kimball Coburn scrutinize Charles' 'f'-have ' l 1 torm. With high hopes ot improving last year's third-place recorcl, this year's tennis team anticipates the coming matches at Beauregard Parlr. Ed Simmons, Ernest Stuber, and Phil Sherman admire Jerry Johnson's new golt bag while George Pteutter tries out Jerry's new wood. Jerry, golt cap- tain, and Ed are returning dutters who combine with the three new men to torm a well-balanced team. Third in '54 and second in '55, the boys hope to win tirst place this year. 11, 1 , 1 4111711 V' xv, . .' 24 1 l Q 1, ,. ' gn. Jerry Johnson proudly presents Central the l955 State Second-Place Golf Trophy. Mr. King, prin- cipal, accepts the award on behalt ot the school. f, l25 . J,,g4-f., f If W . I - rl' l s I 'Haan 4 ALL-STARS - FIRST ROW: Davis Akin, Alvrn Elster J.m SENIOR CHAMPS FIRST ROW D-ck Koepke Alvm Wiley. SECOND ROW: Jim Stowers, Gene Mrlner Charles Elster SECOND ROW Morrls Kruger Charles Holcomb Holcomb, Bobby Bostlclc. Central s Outstanding Intramural Program Provldes If JUNIOR CHAMPS - FIRST ROW: Bob Bostlclr Charles FRESHMAN CHAMPS FIRST ROW Bully Dulce John Croclr Burrow. SECOND ROW: Tommy Kelley .. ,num ,W I 2 A welcome change Trom The scholasTic schedule is provided by CenTral's active inTramural program. l.asT year inTramurals were reinstated wiTh The idea ot esTablish- ing recreational means and compeTiTive spirit wiThin The school. That over TwenTy- Tive per cenT ot The students parTicipaTed is evidence oT The enThusiasm wiTh which This acTiviTy was received. For The boys, baslceTball is The preterred game. Freshman, Junior, and Senior home- rooms compeTe Tor The championship oT Their respective grades. The Three winning Teams Then play Tor The school champion- ship. Boys who display ouTsTanding abiliTy are chosen To The All-Star Team. The girls' season began wiTh volleyball. a sporT which is new To inTramurals This year. The game has been welcomed with such enthusiasm ThaT iT will remain a part ot The program. ATTer volleyball The girls eagerly awaiT The basl4eTball TournamenT. Tv-Xa 1,514 X by 1 cs ,gm ,fr-' 41,2 ' . I T ++ -f-ff' fi -sf 1 2 ' N-ff' .. , ,Wa K f ' , ' 2 ' 2 . T :ff . T 5 ,... ,, 'X . ii INTRAMURAL AND JUNIOR CHAMPS - FIRST ROW: Charlene Whitman. Susan Taylor, Andrea Farrow. SECOND ROW: Kaye Tuclrer, Gerry Smith, Lynn Reddoch, Lougenia Thompson. Recreation ond Stimulotes Competition Among the Students FRESHMAN CHAMPS - FIRST ROW: Kay Waldon. KEY SENIOR CHAMPS - FIRST ROW: Carol Carlson, Claudette Miller, Rebecca Weinstein. SECOND ROW: Nancy Smith, Blaclxley. SECOND ROW: Beverly Howell, Eileen Mitchell, Donna Murphy, Pat Pitts, Pat Branner. Patsy Court. X I 12 Mr-1 .,. fi N' W ,ic A is l . Z -'riffs ' . Uniangling 'rhe volleyball ne+ is quife a problem, as Mary, Karen, and Nancy find ou'l'. Kay B.. is having her own +roubles wifh 'rhe nel' wires. Volleyball is usually played gduring 'rhe season following baslreiball. Coordination and Cooperation Are Gained l is E E L I I I I l WMV 3 V .WM.,.,.,,. ,M f- fi WW' ,kv Ma LINE UP TIME finds Carol checking +he uniforms as Lougenia calls ihe roll. Kay K. Myrile, Loring, and Kay H. are sianding af affenfion. BONING UP on her Firsf Aid manual is sfudenl' leader, Mary Belh. As Karen gives ar+ificial respirafion +o Nancy, Kay and Eloise pracfice bandaging on Sharon and Riia. fr av- K fam- .. ,W - v 4,g3.gf-1345-:lr-' f: 4, .fi-,Q-,V s . Q. . .' f a . ff i V iwi5 :' 552217 ,, ,. , -f,..Ef?Zh,f'i.r iffifii i .,,.f:2. ,, QA , M332 l l l I l - .--LA.- -L. s..-.-4- l ,I ! 1 I l r ll i V 1 I n I I l P 1 l I l I hrough These Classes in Physical Education Being an umpire can be dangerous, as Fay has found. ll isn'l' probable lhal' Virginia will use lhal bal' unless she can'+ gel her way. Sandy al- 'rempls lo gel lhem lo come +o an agreemenl. These sludenl leaders-Bar- bara. Linda P., Carol, Linda J., Frihi, Barbara, Jerry, Char- loH'e, Miriam, Mary, Linda L., Ann, and Joan-parlicipale in all gym aclivilies along wilh 'lhe gym sludenls and super- vise 'rhe game rules. :. --wah. Baslrelball is a sporl enioyed by all lhe girls in 'rhe gym classes. As lhe season pro- gresses, some find 'rhey have more slcill al' shooling, while some are excellenl guards. Sandy vainly fries 'lo guard Beclcy's sho'I', as Delma, De- lores, Sandra, and Luclmy come 'ro see if lhe ball goes in. EW 4 1 Af! 4 AIU' O, ,r, r! ,f if? ,-4 REMEMBER . . .The many aclverTisers who made The yearbook possible by placing Their TaiTh and conTidence in The high sTanolarcls oT CenTral l-ligh School. Remember Too. painTing signs anol puTTing up posTers To help sell Those yearboolcs. canvassing The communiTy To sell acls. and celebraT- ing when aT lasT The goal was reached. TRAVEL IN EASE There's never any worry when you need a car. S+ephen and Hudson know +ha+ Dixie Drive-H'-Yourself, I48 Sou+h Second S'l'ree+, is ready +o serve you any+ime wi+h one of +heir dependable cars. THE WORLD OVER Clara Ann and Joanna are cerfain 1'hey couldn'+ find a college more sui+able 'rhan Soufhwesfern. They know ii' offers +he mosf in a well-rounded schedule. THAT BEXEL BUILD Jerry is proudly showing Rufh his bulging biceps. He cerfainly looks 'rhe picfure of heaH'h because he fakes Bexel vi'ramins from McKesson 8: Robbins, Incorporafed, I09 Sou+h Second S+ree+. 1 i Q Z 3 f Z Q, Z iff? 5 if A :Zim 4? f Q f G. gc 5 f . , A .3 if 5 3 3 123 A 9 , -ezfasy gn- .- ' y 9 s P 395715 0 ? X P P . Q.l.1Q. 'Q K 2:- : 13' , .,. ,, .. . -4. K' K sw K . ' Q -'fi '--' -' ag:-Q-. . . . ' ,. r- , -..., . . . V X ' M' ' , ' ' ..'. .f ' . --f-' N--P --W, .. ' K R, rr r r an rsars R A r . ,. . A -R T. - uu s Tha+'s Morris dressed in an ou+fi+ from Julius Lewis, I460 Union Avenue. You +oo will be a dream wearing +he la+es+ s+yles in qualify clolhing which always will be found a+ Julius Lewis. ' mv! nl if . 2 -sz f' Qi -. , ,.,H, , , , c yy Ti... .., ..,.,,.. ., gf AK sn-.. ,- .- pi ' ' -1- ,-- 4 ' A , b . -v E ' 1 J , . : T' E 4:01698 SERVICE WITH A SMILE Don goes fo Lamar-Park Gulf S+a+ion, 2238 Lamar, for 'rhe finesi in service. He knows his car will gei' +he necessary aHen+ion ii needs 'ro keep i'r in perfec'r running condi+ion. ,I ,. ,U y l ZW 3 I X E 5 I 1, li , 3 VV .1 A A 1 ' iff M 'L A REAL BUILD-UP A build-up wiII noi' be needed when you see I'he homes buiI1' by Margolin Broihers Con- s+rucI'ion Company. Like Emily, Marcia will 'rake greai' pride in Margolin Brofhers ou1's+anding workmanship. ALWAYS RELIABLE A SURE FIT Finer Iinen, fas+er service is guaranfeed 'Io Isn'+ Jocelyn Iooking happy in her smarf, Jo Rose by American Linen Company, 366 new dress from Robinson's ai' Main and Piomingo Ave. For 'Ihe freshesi' Iinen pos- Union? She can always be sure of Iop sible, aIways paIronize +his weII-known firm. quaIi+y cIoI'hes from +his fashionable shop. I33 .Z P 52 W5 BEST ALL 'ROUND By his expression, Sammy shows clearly fhaf he has learned fhaf nof all knowledge comes from books. This lunch from fhe Huddle, 250 So. Bellevue rafes A anyfime. HAPPY FUTURE Barbara is assured of a happy fufure when she applies fo fhe Index Employmenf service. She knows by fheir repufafion fhaf she can depend on fhe very besf in a iob. ,...a I - - SHOES TO SET YOUR FEET DANCING Linda finds if is hard fo selecf from fhe many sfyles Mr. Kaufman offers. She knows she could dance all nighf wifh conforfable shoes from Kaufman's, 4I6 N. Cleveland. GO RIGHT AHEAD Jack is nof afraid because he is insured in fhe besf possible way. Wifh his sfable policy from E. H. Crump and Co., ll0 Adams Ave., he knows he has nofhing fo fear. I34 1 LOOK OF PERFECTION Mickey and Judy cerfainly look affracfive in fheir freshly cleaned clofhes from Model Laundry Cleaners, I023 Linden. These girls realize fhaf if pays fo have neaf clofhes. I N. INSIDE JOB Kay, even Sherlock Holmes doesn'f need a magnifying glass fo see fhe disfincfive sfyl- ing and exquisife fasfe of fhis room fypical of Inferiors By Kafharine, IZI6 Union Ave. THE WISEST CHOICE I'I s frue fhaf Billy is pleased affer purchasing fhe lumber for her home af Cenfral Wood- work, Inc., 650 New York Ave. The qualify of fheir producfs is unmafched. I -J SOPHISTICATED STYLES Paffi is surrounded by beaufiful and sophisfi- cafed shoes from Joseph Shoe Salon in Julius Lewis. She knows she will always find fhe righf shoes for fhe righf occasions. I35 ak- if 31 r TRAVELING IN STYLE Wherever Becky and Cecile go fhey are assured +ha+ +hey are rraveling in sfyle. AHer all - who wouldn'+ feel like a 'Fashion ambassador in 'rhe s+ylish modes 'From +he Helen Shop, I808 Union? PRIDE OF THE HIGHWAY Sue and Mr. Johnson agree +ha'I' a new Ford is 'rhe besl' car on +he road. The superb slyling and safe+y fealures resul+ in every- one's wan+ing a new car from Johnson Au'ro Company, Wesl' Memphis, Arkansas. 136 N X' m...+-NN. . , X K eww A wmxx X na, .X .fi ' 5 yy 47, il' aff' ' 1' '+ ogy-s 1, ,Vx Jqgv I if , 'a ri- o-lxlf ii we 9 6 , I 1 W .f Li - THE ROAD TO SUCCESS Jo Anne will be on fhe road 'ro success in a new car from Wilson Mofor Company, 2253 Lamar. No maHer whal' model Ford you are looking a+, you are always greered in a courleous and considerafe manner. P THE BIGGER, THE BETTER - say Jerry, Bobby, and Frank. They can now enioy our favorife refreshmenf in a convenienl size for everyone. For The pause +ha+ refreshes, drink Coca-Cola. I37 x, if Wk' l. Q A J . 'i X SURE THING As you can see, Gail has no worries af'I'er receiving a loan from Boyle lnves+men+ Company. She knows +here's no doub+ as +o where she will gel' 'I'he besi' deal for less. I38 MAKE YOURSELF COMFORTABLE - is an appealing invi+a+ion 'ro Jean and Buddy. Already Jean has discovered +ha1' +he u+mos+ in comforfable, s+ylish, and durable home furnishings is a+ Memphis Furni+ure Company, 7l5 Soufh Camilla. A WORTHY CAUSE Mrs. Chase is very pleased +o receive I'he check for Ihe sfage risers, which will add +o our audi- +orium programs. Mrs. Rus+, Presideni, and Mrs. Taylor, Treasurer, are proud of +heir proiec+ for 'rhe year. TOPS IN THEIR FIELD John and Beverly, affer examining +he high quaIi+y radio and 'relevision seI's a+ Mills- Morris, I7I So. Dudley, have come Io Ihe 'fre conclusion Ihaf +hey are +ops in 'rheir ' Id CY 's ' . .,,g f A A WISE DECISION Don, Richard, and Eddie are making a wise decision by dining a+ 'rhe Congress Res- +auran+, 370 N. Cleveland. They are equal- Iy smar+ because any seIec+ion will be a +as+y +rea+. l39 MY :A J-4' 2 ' f. .f V, , If, ws , 4, is V - 7 2 .A ,Alf ALL GOOD Connie's choice of Gordon's Pofafo Chips is only one of fhe many fine producfs by Gordon Foods. Your choice will be fhe besf if if is from Gordon Foods. E EE THE BEST FoR LESS Whaf a freaf for such a price! Sandra is confidenf fhaf she can gef fhis meal for such a low price only af Bri'rling's. Their ap- pealing selecfion makes every meal an en- ioyable freaf. I4,0 F 'iv-Qrlwulwueluvl NO NEED TO WORRY When Befh has money problems, she goes fo Leader Federal Savings and Loan As- sociafion, I58 Madison, or fo fheir ofher office af 3307 Poplar. Why worry when fhey can solve your money problems? l 1 l I a l I I I l l I l SIMPLIFIED BY CONSOLIDATED Sandra and Barbara's work will be simpli- fied by using fhe producfs disfribufed by Consolidafed Chemical Co., I25I Chelsea Ave. Any producf from fhis company will make your work easier also. ADS ADD UP Margareffe can easily fell fhaf ads do add up. For fhe mosf reliable and besf resulfs in your adverfising, consulf Rosen- garfen and Sfeinke Adverfising Agency. 483 Union Ave. :uv-u A SURE SUPPORT Anna Kay and Judy know 'rhaf a beam from Townsend-Roberfson is always sfurdy and dependable. For fhe besf in durabilify, make your choice from fhis high-grade lum- ber. x .XXV T? -fa FURNITURE FOR THE FUTURE Troy is assured of bofh beaufy and com- forf when he relaxes in a couch from Flem- ing lndusfries, 230I So. Third. He knows fhaf fhis durable furnifure will lasf for many years. - .-- .1, I-L fe-,,:iLZ5T,:'-' 5 --:5, .'l as ini 'V f ' if 'F Q ,v:, , ,T , , ' 'AfA. PICTURE OF PERFECTION Madelyn and Joyce look confenfed siffing in fheir sleek new '56 converfible from Bluff Cify Buick, 739 Union. Because of ifs smarf sfyling and efficiency, Buick is besf for '56. X I4l A .2 W- ff-1 3 A ' f 1 f f f f jf 4,41 f fl i AT YOUR SERVICE Don is proud 'ro fill +his +ruck wi+h fine, high- grade gasoline from Sharp Mo1'or Co. Whe+her your car is new or old, +his ser- vice s+a+ion will fulfill all your needs. IT NEVER FAILS A Carol is confidenl +ha+ she will never go wrong when she buys a Ser+a Perfecf Sleeper Ma++ress. The disfribulor of +he Serie is 'rhe Nalional Rose Co., 80 W. Virginia. I .ff swf., '44S'4,,rs f .., U -ii STEAM HEAT Since 'rhis machine has been repaired by Fuller and Owens, l5l9 Caslalia Road, Sharon and Virginia know if will again have s+eam hea+. The u+mos+ care is falcen in repairing 'lhese implemen+s. -F . IZ f K Q 2 s, NN C V X -I f i 2 3 .- XA3w .S T Q- 'ir-f- 'S X-J' A .:f 'aaa' 'msilllif 1,-msg Q: 'S - . . ,,,, , Mn. ni ' .if LIFELONC5 ENGINE Because of +he repulalion and efficiency of Whi+ing'ron Truck Service, Don is as- sured of +he besl' in lruclc parls. He knows an engine from +hem will las+ a life+ime. I '? gf 4, .-v .,, L! 4 sf fl A Spy I V, if 4 . V4 V ,N ,-V , 1' I ,.'. , f THE HEAT'S OFF! The look of conI'en+men+ on Fred's face is sI'ric+Iy due Io Ihe cool air blowing his way. The heaI s off inside allhough i+ is ex- ceedingly warm oulside. Pix at mb' REACH FOR THE BEST Raye Ann and Joy can be sure 'I'ha+ +hey're ge+Iing 'Ihe besl when Ihey drink milk from Foresl Hill Dairy, 2040 Madison, where re- liable service is assured and your paironage is apprecia+ed. ' CHOCOLATES Ummm A TASTY CHOICE Whalever seleclion David and Beverly make, if will be a +as+y choice, since SchraffI s has a variely of fine candies. These delicious candies are dislribuled by Samelson Cigar Co. 41- i... ,.,, RIDE WITH PRIDE Maxine will ride in comiorl and ease in her new PonI'iac from Doulhif Sanchez Co., IOI I Union Avenue. She will have a feeling of pride as she glides along in Ihis slream- Iined car. 143 A A TREAT HARD TO BEAT When unexpecfed company arrives, Joan knows she can depend on +he delicious food in a Toddle House Take - Home - Pac. The 'I'emp+ing menu and delighhcul +as'l'es will always make i+ a fine +rea+ indeed. 0g ' ' Ns sc. PERFECT HOSTESS Be'H'y and Kimball find +ha+ Dixie is a perfeci' hos+ess when she serves Oh Boy, +he delicious heal' of Clyde Collins, lnc., Monroe and Lauder- dale. This refreshing drink will make any par+y a huge success. EXPERT REPAIRING Marilyn and CharloH'e wa+ch wi+h inferesf +he exper+ repairing by 1'he men ai' Will- iamson's Body Shop, 643 Marshall Avenue. Their reliable service is comparable fo none. UMM UMM! Exclaim Jerry and Carol as 'rhey are served 'I'heir a ppelizing Monfeburgers from Mon+e's, 3053 Summer. Wherever you go, +he famous flavor of Monfeburgers is un- surpassed. THAT SECOND GLANCE Brenda rafes +ha+ second glance which John is giving her. She will always be fhe cenler of aHen+ion when she's wearing +he beau+iful fashions from Friedman's, IOO N. Main S+. T' .aff 'WM' SHINING EXAMPLE Carolyn is cerfain 'rhai' Heard is impressed wi'rh her beaufiful silver lea service. For en+er+aining Carolyn always uses her ex- quisife silver and china from Brodnax, 39 S. Main. '45 T SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY Norih, Sou+h, Eas+ or Wes'r, Harrie+ knows she can always find 'rhe bes+ food and ser- vice ai' +he Gridirons. These 'Friendly res- +auran'rs are 'Found +hroughou+ +he ci+y. Q TO THE LETTER Beverly's gradua+ion invi'ra+ions are only one of The many fine examples of priniing by S. C. Toof. All prinfing done by S. C. Toof is perfecl' +o +he leHer and a plea- sure +o receive. I46 ...- MOMENTS TO REMEMBER Kafhy and Don proudly admire one of Cen- +ral's many beau+iful +rophies which came from Lawson-CaveHe. This spor+ing goods si-ore supplies +he bes'r in a+hle+ic equip- ment LVINKTQR 3 s .-4. .1-+L? 1, Q--, . FOR BRANDS YOU KNOW Be++y and Polly can be sure of +he qualify of goods bough+ a+ Crump Au+o and Home Supply Co. They know dependable brands of appliances and au+o supplies are sold Q here. . 4 -15, r' THEY HAVE IT Peggy knows ihaf she will always find 'rhe equip- meni she needs a+ Cenfral Supply Company locaiecl ai' 44 Norlh Main. Here she can purchase plumbing supplies of ihe fines? qual- ny. ! T 1 f ,V , M nu-.rum.lx. 5 I :l:l. If A .A Q. 5 4 .I ll li:-vii P 'Aw :SQA v , 5 lx lyigy , ' V Fwy by ,gf LU X Q 5 1 ' 1 ' u P' . 4 - . , ' l Q3 525' , ' ' w V - jf, A T - ' y i wf j . . af- 'ff' 1: ga f 1 -, ,i.' 1 E K yi ly! gyfyg ,hm 9 T v I , , 'U 1 5 . 5 s HAPPY WITH HUMKO Marlha is reaching for Humko, 'The very fines? shoriening ihaf is made. She can be cerfain ihai' her cakes, pies, and fried foods will look appeiizing and +as're delicious, be- cause she always uses Humko. I47 CENTRAL BAND BOOSTERS CLUB LeI's Make The Warrior Band The Besf in Ihe Land JIMMY BRASWELL'S BIG STAR Cooper and Young Choice Meafs and Fancy Groceries Memphis, Tennessee CENTRAL WOODWORK 650 New YorIr Sfreei' BR 6-I726 BR 2-I608 . COTTON EXCHANGE CAFE 86 S. Fronf JA 6-3067 Memphis, Tennessee I . : I S I . . E I Wfi. Proudly poini' we Io our record BROWN BUILT SCREEN AND DOOR CO. I693 Jackson BR B-5502 Memphis, Tennessee W. B. BRIDGFORTH AND CO. ooo Macau slag. Memphis, Tennessee JA 7- I 63 I DE SHAZO COLLEGE OF MUSIC I264 Linden Avenue BR 5-5594 Memphis, Tennessee DIXIE MEAT MKT. 235 Jefferson Memphis, Tennessee Purveyors of Fine Meai' DOBSON-SMITH COMPANY 425 Madison Avenue Realiors - Morigage - Bankers - lnsurors JA 7-0244 EAST PARKWAY PAN-AM 2322 Ceniral BR 6-9590 Memphis, Tennessee FRANCES ROSS FASHION CENTER l500 Union Avenue BR 8-2657 Slyles Thaf Are Smar+ly Differenf J. H. GRIFFITH, JR. Hardwood Lumber Falls Building JA 6-6046 L4 vi-- l Are You Sa+isfied EMBERS RESTAURANT 388I Park Avenue 62-5849 Memphis, Tennessee FIELDINGS' BAKERY 633 S. Bellevue 3I49 Poplar 469l Poplar HALLE-ON-MAIN IO3 Sou'rl1 Main JA 6-4l35 Memphis, Tennessee HAPPY DAY LAUNDRY CLEANERS I649 Union 842 S. Highland 3090 Poplar JAY FREEMAN COMPANY MEMPHIS PATTERN AND MODEL WORKS Millions of Meals for School Children 67 Wesl Gage Ave. Memphis, Tennessee WH 8-7743 LiHIe Rock, Arkansas MemPI1IS. Tennessee MEMPHIS STONE AND GRAVEL CO. K'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT 55l S. Hollywood I66 Crump Blvd. Open al 6 A.M. Close al 2 A.M. 4-I l5I Memphis, Tennessee Dogfaced SoIdier KOFFMAN FURNITURE CO. Q, p, NEWMAN TILE CQ. I242 Thomas Si- 26I8 Jackson Avenue JA 5-4II2 Tile Work of Dislincfion See Koffman for Furnilure For Over a Quarler Cenlury PAPPY AND JIMMIE'S LOBSTER SHACK LACLED'S INC, 2I00 Madison Ave. , BR 6.8813 '494 Umon Memphis. Tennessee BR 8-2I6I Memphis, Tennessee HAWKINS EQUIPMENT COMPANY HOUSE-BOND COMPANY M75 Thomas Sl' Complefe Food Service JA 55747, , , Equipmeni and Supplies Coniraciors Equlpmeni and Supplies 290 Monroe JA 6-0344 HOGUE AND KNOTT GROCERY l lOWARD'S FURNITURE AND HARDWARE I378 Hollywood 2355 Lamar 4-2476 , 4s-sons MemPl '5- Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Tick, Took, Wa+ch Thai' Clock HOLLIDAY PAJAMAS. INC. THE HUMKO COMPANY I34 E. Carolina Ave. Vegefable Oil Produds Sold by All ihe BeHer l702 Thomas Sfreef Sfores in Memphis JA 5-652l O. K. HOUCK PIANO CO. INDUSTRIAL TOOL CO. l2I Union Ave. 9l5 MGIFOSB JA 6-037l BR 5-0478 Memphis, Tennessee MCMPHS. Tennessee I5I PEOPLES PRGTECTIVE LIFE INSURANCE co RAMSEY'S FLOWERS - l235 U ' A iii if.II'Tili1 BR S-'2n5Zn ,venue Memphis' Tennessee The Sou+hs Fmesf JIM PERRY AND SONS' SERVICE STATION REAVES DRUG STORE Gulf Service l705 Lamar 240 S. Bellevue BR 5-I272 BR 6-I8l8 Memphis, Tennessee I Teenage Prayer For Fine Enierfainmenf Go +o lhe PLAZA-LUCIANN-ROSEMARY THEATERS RQSEMARY CLEANERS AND SHQE 5H0p 3402 Poplar 2432 Summer l420 Jackson Ave. I396 Jackson I247 Nor+h Hollywood BR 6-252l 62-977I PHELAN'S PAINTS. INC. SCHOOL PRODUCTS CO. I49I Union Ave. I54-4 Madison BR 8-5678 BR 6-4437 Memphis, Tennessee A Compleie School Service l52 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. STUBER PIANO CO- 3l8l Poplar Aye, Baldwin Pianos and Organs l424 Union Ave, Sheei Music Band lnsirumenls 34-2834 BR 8-77I5 64 S- Second 5+- SOUTHERN GLASS CO.. INC. THOMPSON BROTHERS MORTUARY Glass and Door Co. 257 Adams Ave, 556 Madison Ave. JA 6-328I Memphis. Tennessee Ambulance and Funeral Direclors - .,'-.,....f 51111- -,,,,,., . ' :I 'F 1 I'Il never fell anolher while lie SOUTHERN LEATHER CO. VlNCENT'S ESSO STATION -WholesaIe- 386' Park Leaiher-Findings and Shoe Sfore Supplies Mem.Pl 5- Tennessee 274 Monroe Premium Qualifies ai Sfanclarcl Prices SOUTHERN RUBBER CO., INC. VOLLENTINE SUNDRIES 3I9 Union Ave. l057 N. Wallcins JA 6-5l I8 BR 6-2960 Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee I53 We Have Reserved These Special AIR-PRESS ADVERTISING AGENCY 235 Slerriclc Bldg. Tel. JA 5-0310 For beauliful flowers, call a member of ALLIED FLORIST ASS'N. AMERICAN LINEN SERVICE COMPANY 366 Piomingo Avenue Tel. JA 5-OI77 ANDREWS MOTOR CO. 7ll Union Ave. Memphis, Tennessee ATKINS BEAUTY SHOP 966 So. Cooper Tel. BR 8-I527 BAKER BROTHERS 883 S. Bardsdale Tel. BR 5-l243 BARCLAIR CLEANERS l390 Poplar Ave. Tel. BR 5-8I86 BARRE'S GULF SERVICE I842 Poplar Ave. Tel. BR 8-I832 BIG STAR No. I 4I9I Highway SI sou+h Tel. EX 7-5371 BLACKlE'S BODY SHOP 3I5 Gayoso Ave. Tel. JA 7-6983 BOB BROWN SALES AUTO SUPPLIES 620 Soulh Bellevue Tel. BR 8-28I0 BOB'S CAMERA SHOP 537 S. Highland Tel. 34-7526 J. W. BRITTAN COMPANY 246 Courl' Ave. Tel. JA 6-5956 BUSKMAN LABORATORIES. INC. I256 N. McLean Tel. BR 5-I246 BURK-ART'S WEONA 86 I947 Poplar Tel. BR 8-4I84 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY HARDWOOD SALES COM PANY. INC. 5I2 Falls Bldg. CAROLE'S GIFT-TOYS 477 High Poinl Terrace 4697 Poplar Ave. I54 Pages CENTRAL SUNDRY AND GRILL 283 S. Bellevue Memphis, Tennessee CITY FINANCE Sferrick Bldg. Tel. JA 7-045I B. C. CLIFTON CONST. CO. I66 Monroe Ave. Tel. JA 5-l63I COOPER STREET HARDWARE AND VARIETY STORE 53I S. Cooper Tel. BR 8-6l44 L. H. COUCH SHELL STATION Madison and Cooper Tel. BR 6-960I CRUMP AND COOPER 2462 Cenlral Tel. 4-623i CRUMP FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE, INC. 2489 Broad Ave. Tel. 33-5584 C. A. DAVIS PRINTING CO. 349-35l N. Main Tel JA 6-I I63 HENRY DAVlS'S BIG STAR NO. 2 539 S. Highland Memphis, Tennessee DENT CLEANERS 26I7 Broad Tel. 4-7336 DOYLE TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLY CO. I97 Monroe Ave. Tel. JA 6-3204 EASY WAY NO. 6 I6I5 Union Ave. Tel. BR 8-4l I6 EASY WAY NO. I9 605 N. McLean Tel. BR 8-I9I0 EGLE-TROBAUGH ELECT. CO. 497 N. Main Tel. JA 3-I32I FASHION CURTIN COMPANY 284 Monroe Memphis, Tennessee FLOWER BASKET I68I Madison Tel. BR 6-3664 HARRY FULKERSON CONTRACTOR 2680 Princelon Tel. 48-8I2I GARAVELLI'S BY-RYTE FOOD STORE 65I N. McLean Tel. BR 8-7266 GILMORE BEAUTY SHOP l859 Madison Tel. BR 8-3752 GOLDBERGER PRINTING CO. Tel. JA 6-22l5 Memphis, Tennessee GRAY'S PHARMACY l228 Lamar Memphis, Tennessee GRACE-ANN BEAUTY SALON 4l9 N. Wallcins Tel. BR 5-3lI6 THE GRACE SHOP 3I55 Poplar Tel. 34-7677 HOWARD GRAHAM CO., INC. I359 Madison al Crosslown Tel. BR 5-8I24 HERMAN GRUBER CO. Reallors-lnsurors 289 'Madison Ave. Tel JA 6-6846 H. L. GUION CO. 44 N. Second Tel. JA 5-I367 HARMON'S BAKERY 2I I7 Young Ave. Memphis, Tenn. HOLCOMB DRUG STORE l703 Jaclrson Tel. BR 8-I28l HOME EQUIPMENT CO. 2529 Summer Tel. 33-265I HOWARD'S FURNITURE AND HARDWARE INC. 2355-57-59 Lamar Tel. 48-8083 ICELAND INC. Fairgrounds Tel. BR 5-4734 IMPERIAL CLOTHIERS I2I6 Union Tel. BR 6-2546 IRA MARRS STUDIO I7I3 Locl:eH' Pl. Tel. BR 5-5I I9 JIM'S DRIVE-IN NO. I I380 Jackson Tel. BR 6-I IZ9 For JONES TRUCK LINES, INC. 253 Pioneer Pl. Tel. WH 8-I5lI PAT JOYNER ESSO SERVICE I2II Union Tel. BR 6-964l KENNY'S LINOLEUM SHOP I532 Madison Tel. BR 6-7336 SENATOR ESTES KEVAUFER SENATE OFFICE BLDG. Washingion, D. C. K. AND G. HOME BUILDERS BeHer BuiIT Homes af Frasyer Tel. EL 7-I I I2 KIMBROUGH, RAMSEY 81 WARNER REAL ESTATE-INSUR- ANCE Tel. EL 7-I I I2 LAMAR LAUNDRY CLEANERS II72 Lamar Tel. BR 5-2I22 M. V. COWAN'S LIBERTY SUPER MARKET 2I78 S. Third Tel. WH 2-2986 LlLLARD'S PHARMACY I220 Lamar Tel. BR 5-2I08 ISAAC LOSKOVE INSURANCE 2300 Cenfral Memphis, Tennessee MADISON CLEANERS I794 Madison Ave. Try Our New Scienfific Meihod of Cleaning MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL use TNS. co. sos sfeffsck Bldg. Tel. JA 6-6131 MAURICE THE JEWELER 420 N. Cleveland ' Tel. BR 6-5676 MAY TEXACO SERVICE 2607 Cenfral Ave. Tel. 48-0007 McCULLOUGH'S ESSO STATION Tel. BR 8-l88l Member of A.A.A. McKEE-MOOG SPRING CO. 699 Monroe Tel. JA 5-8352 McLEMORE FURNITURE CO. I207 McLemore Tel. WH 8-Ol 72 Our Loyal Pa'rronS Through The Ages MINOR FRANCES, JR. 56 S. Avalom Tel. BR 5-2093 BOB MlTCHELL'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER l545 Lamar Tel. BR 6-9387 NATIONAL HARDWOOD MAGAZINE 2065 Union Tel. BR 6-0209 ORKIN EXTERMINATING CO. l3I3 Poplar Tel. BR 6-4583 PARKSIDE RESTAURANT 424 E. Parkway N. Tel. 48-5298 PAUL'S ESSO STATION 2495 Jackson Tel. 33-7080 SOL PERLMAN AND CO., INC. 467 N. Manassas Tel. JA 6-765I NO. 88 PERSON SUPER MARKET I576 Vollenfine Tel. BR 5-I338 PETE CODA AND CO. WEONA FOOD STORE NO. 3 IOI5 Poplar Tel. JA 6-8244 LEO PINSTEIN AND CO. I67 Beale Tel. JA 5-63l I POLLARD AND POLLARD INS. COUNSELLORS 27I3 Sferrick Bldg. Tels. JA 6-4285 BR 8-5824 THE RAHMS 685 Eva Memphis, Tennessee J. R. RIGGINS PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. 253 S. McLean Tel. BR 6-0236 RIECHMAN CROSBY CO. 223 S. Froni' Tel. JA 5-246I SCRUGGS EQUIPMENT CO. 623 Jefferson Tel. JA 6-2633 SEABROOK WALLPAPER AND PAINT 42I S. Main, Union and Second I628 Union C. L. SHARPE GENERAL CONTRACTOR 307 S. Pauline Tel. BR 6-8920 SHEFFIELD ESSO SERVICE I397 Jackson Tel. BR 6-9505 SHORT'S GROCERY 637 S. Bellevue Tel. BR 5-7830 THE STAMPERS 2226 Vollen+ine Memphis, Tennessee STERNBERGER, MAY AND CO. 84 S. Fron'r ST. Tel. JA 7-9369 TERREL DRUG CO. l570 VollenI'ine Tel. BR 8-I34I TRI-STATE WHOLESALE PART CO. 3I0 Gayoso Tel. JA 7-7566 TUCKER AND WALTON ESSO SERVICE CENTER 4348 Summer Tel. MU 5-9I77 VOLLENTINE LAUNDRY CLEANERS I582 Vollenfine Tel. BR 5-4902 WALDEN'S FINE FOODS 579 McLean Tel. BR 2-3278 PIERlNI'S SUPER WEONA I565-67-69-7I Overfon Park Ave. Tels. BR 5-8l06 BR 5-8l07 WEONA NO. 2I I590 Volleniine Tel. BR 5-BI96 WEONA NO. 22 2320 Lamar Tel. 4-2I06 WEONA NO. I45 l088 Thomas Tel. JA 7-2933 WlLMOTH'S RESTAURANT Lamar-Airways Shopping Cen'I'er Charcoal Broiled SI'eaks WOLFF'S ESSO STATION 2346 Summer Tel. 48-2433 WRAY'S SHELL SERVICE I706 Lamar Tel. BR 6-6668 YORK-ARMS COMPANY I62 S. Main Tel. 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I O N WW 5 WWWWL WL Wwf SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND Jul ,f ,, Y l , , f'S 'M K3 f 4 K 3 1 .3 i Pi '55 Treals Thai Can r Be Beal These smiling faces of ihe Lubin family are proof of Taylor's ice cream heals ihaf can'+ be beat Whifeway Pharmacy, locaied af Crossfown and Overfon Parlc, also specializes in filling prescripiions and keeping an adequafe supply of various and sundry arficles. Outstanding Guests at Central This page was made possible by the loyal friends of Central High School. 'M Mr. Ernest C. Ball, Superintendent of the Memphis City Schools, speaks to the senior class of Central to inform them of the operations of the Memphis city school system. 2 '2 Dr. Paul Jones, Minister of Idlewild Presbyterian Church delivers an inspiring message to the Central student body during observance of Brotherhood Weelr. l60 .. Mm. .V -aw.. A xv' 'M -Q YW' r A r , ff' , Z' c 'ZZ Singing a Mexican song, Ann Setzer, former Central student, entertains Central as a Christian College Double Sextet member. , TYR bong-time friend of Central, Mr. Paul Flowers, columnist for the 'Commercial Appeal, addresses the Quill and Scroll on the day of the induction of new members. -A- Adams Frank ...... Adams James ..... Adams, Roberl ......... Adams, Roy .......A.. Akin. Davis Allan, Belly ....... Allan, Hugh ...... Allen. Bill ......,...,,.. Allen. Claudelle Allen. Edwin ......... Allen, Harry ........ Allen. Kenl .,...... Allen. Larry ...... Allen, Wayne ....... Allenberg, Joy ............ Allmon. Charmaine Allhauser. Bill .......... Ander Ander son. Guy ..... son. Sandra ...... And rews, Diana .... Andrews, Palricia Aplel. Apple, Arick. Wendy ...... Jack ....... Roberl ..,,.. Arnold, Hoyl ....... Arnold. William ..... Arwood, Juanila Arwood, Lorila .......... 48, 8I 93. IIO .......I0, I2, 54 IO2 I49, 86 80 .. ................................... I2 I03, IO4. IO5 .,.....I2, IO4. IO5 63 8I, IO7 .......l2, 89. 97, I43 90 8I .....,.49. 80, 92 90, 96 57 ........4I .......43 8I 8I. 84 ..,,.,..49 Askew, Charles .,........,..... ..I2 Alchley, Delores . ,....,,,, 52, I29 A+kins, Bemis ........ 43. 44 Alkinson. Sleve ....... 48, BI Allridge, Kalhie ...,. ........... 3 9 Avgeris. Helen .............,.................... ..I2 Awsumb, George .,.,.....,.. 45, Bl. 96. I06, IO7 Aymell, Julian ..,...., ............................... 4 I. 8I ..B-. Bailey, Kalhie .. ............... I2. 70. I46. l6O Bailey, Jane ..,.......... ......................... 5 2 Bailey, Penelope ....... ........ I 2. 45 Bailey. Susan ...,.., ........... I 2 Baker. Andy .,,.. ........ 5 I, 55 Baker, David ........ V ......-. 42. SI Baker, Evelyn ......... I2. IOO Baker, Frank .,..... ....,...,........- 4 5 Baker, Jack ....... ......... 3 9. III Baker. Joann ...,....... .................. I 2 Baker, Margarel .................................... 43. IO4 Baker, Shirley ................................................ 42 Ball, Ann ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,. I l, l2. 56, 97. I00. IOI Ball, Wanda ............... ...............,......... .-4I Barbee. Roberl ....... Barber, Jo Ann Barbour. Kay ....... Barnes. Bill .............. Barnes. Harriel ..... Barnell, Barbara Ba rr, Carolyn ..... Barrison. Diana ...... , Baruchman. Joan Bales. Barbara ..,...... Baumgarlen, Belle 92. I28 8l 52 ...,...,I3 I 3 Beally. Troy ,...,......,,.,..... 44, Bl. 99. I4I. I06 Beck, Jim ...... INDEX Behrend. Freddie ....... Beilh, Joe ,.,,,,,.,,,. Bell, Billy .......,... Bell, Maxine ........ Bell, Rose Mary ...,.. Bell, Tom .....,,,....., Bellon. Ronald ..... Belz, Gail ,....,..... Belz, Marlene Benander, Jean Bensky, Judy ........... Bernslein, David ..... Berlschi. Nancy ..... Bibb. Margarelle .... Bickel. Frilzi .,,,,,,..,,.. Bickerslall. Jimmy ...... Billings. Claude Billings. Rose ........ Bingham, Bill ........ Black. Bill ..,........... .......I3 I 3 I I02 ....,,.,..,. .,I3 57, 99. I 3. 8l I38 57 I00 8I ....... I3. 99, I4l. .......5I ......,52. I06 I29 80 80 93, 36. IIO. Blackburn. Ray ............ ......................... 5 0, Blackley, Claudelle Blackley, Palsy .,....... II4 8I .........,.. ..I3 96 Blackwell, Carolyn ..... .............. I 3 Blackwell, Rebecca Blackwell, Palsy ........... Blair. Yvonne ...,..,. Blalack, Millon ........ Blankenship, Barbara Blanlon, Jerry ......... Blaylock, Joanna Blaylock, Wilma ..... Bledsoe, Joe ......... Boalner, Edwin ......... 90 IO4. I05 . ......,..,........... 48 8 I .......39. 8I ...42 Blueslein, Eva Sue ...............................,..... .45, 80. 95, 96, IO6. IO7 Bobbill, Lowell .............. 38, 93. IIO. II9. Bodine, Waller ..... ...............,................ Bollon, Bellye ...... Bond, Barbara .. Boslick, Bobby ...... Boswell, Carolyn ..... Boswell, Virginia ..... Bolwinick, Clyde ........ Bourland, Carole Bowden, Beverly ...... Bowen, Diana ....... Bowers, William ...... Bowles, Phyllis ..... Bowling. Ann .... Boyd. Dolly ........ , Braddock, Jane ,...... Bradley. Elizabelh Bradow. Carl ............ 42, 8I I3. I20 95 ...53 .,.I4 95 96. .,.....l4 I 4 80, 82, Brandon. Ronald ....... ..................... Brashear. Jerry ,..,,.., Brallon. Norma ...... Braver, Sleven .. Brawley. James ..... Brawner, Pal ........ Brawner, Roberl ...... .......5I Breakslone. Jerry ........ .....---- 4 3. 33. Breeden, Palricia Brelslord. John .... Brenner, Judy 90 80 ..,50 I39 95 95 92 ,..43 ...4O ...I4 IO3 84 ,..92 69 ...45 53 82 ...52 ...47 IO5 ...45 I4 ...52 Breuer, Hans-Peler . Brewer. Belly Lou ..... Bridglorlh, Joy Lynn Brigance, Raymond 80 IO4. IO5 Brigham, Michael ............,.... 44. 80 Brindley. Mary Belh ..,.....,. 42, I28, I29 Brill, Joyce .........,.... ....... ........,, 4 5 Brillon. Brenda ........ ....... 5 I Broadlool, Jimmy .......................................... 4I Brock, Jimmy ........,,........,, I4, 88. 93, IOO. I22 Brog. Maurice ..... Bronson. John ....,,, Brooks, Brooks. Beverly ........ Larry ........ 99 IO5 8I, II8 Brooks, Margie ........... ............................... I 4 Brooks. Raymond .........................,.. 5I, 8I. 55 Brown. Hudson .,... .,48, 57, 80, 98, l32 Brown, Scarlelle .,.... .,............................. 5 I Bruce, Jerry .,...,. .........,.......... I 4 Bryan, Helen ........ ........ 5 2. 96. IO2 Bryan. Jimmy ........... .......... 4 3. 78 Buderman, Sonya ........ Bumgardner. Marlha Buring. Arlhur ............. Burkill. Charlolle .... Burks, Don ............. Burns. Anila ...., Burns, Joyce ..... Burris. Judy ......... Burrow, Charles Burrow, Rulh ...... .... 59 44, 93. IIO, I22 IOO. IO2. I32. I58 Burrus, Jean I4, 64, 90, I00, l38 Burlon, Fran ..A... ........................ 4 3. 44 Buzard, Jack ..... ......,..,... 4 0 Byars, Glenda ..........,.......... ,......... 4 0 ,C- Calame, Paul ,..,,,.,.... .,........ 5 3, 65. 80 Camp. Mary Raye ...... .................... I 4 Campbell, Diane .... Campbell, Marilyn Canada. Bryanl ...... Canfield. Berl ........... Cannon, Joyce Anne Caplan. Carol ..,,,, Carb, Allan ............., Carey, Margarel .,,. Carlson. Carol Ann . Carr. John ...., ...... Carroll. Brenda .,.., Carroll. Jean . Carson. Winnie Carler, Cannon Carler, John ..... Carler, Joyce .... Carler, Linda Carler, Roberl ,.,., Carler, Waller ......... Carlwrighl, Nelda .. Casey, Judy ..,..,...... Cason, Emily .....,.., Casler, Jeanine Casler. Chesler Caudill, David ...... I03 52. 93, IIO 85. IO2 98 . ,.... 42. 93 68. 95, IOO 8I, I03 ...,.I5, IOO. IO4. IO5 35.37.58 ......I5. 93. IIO, II4 80, III I02 80 .....,I5, 8I ....,..43. 80, 82. 85 II5 .... 52. 83, IO5 Causer, Bill ......... Causey, Charles ..... Cavelle, Don ..... Challen. Belly Chase, Barry ,........ .......15. 93. IIO. II5. 122 IO4 146 .....I5, 56, 99. I00. 36. I07 Childs, Judy .,.,,,, .I.,IA,---,.A'--,,'.----.----- I 5, 90 Chiles, Van ,,,,, -.--'--.---,,-----, I 5 Chisolm, John ,,,, H ,----.-- 4.4, 78' 8I Clabough. Dawn ..... Clarke, Bobby ,.....,, Clarke. Joan ,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Clayborne, Wayne ..... Claylon, Sandra .....,,. Cleveland, Duane ...... Cloar. Belly .,,,,,,,,,,,, Coals, Diane .,........ Coburn, Kimball ......... Cochran, Bob ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-, 47 Cocke, Mary Elizabelh Cockroll, Roberla ...... Coggins. William ...... Cohen. James ........ Cohn. Bob ......,.... Cole, Juanila .... Coleman, John ...... Coleman, Sheila .... Coleman, Shirley ,..... Collard, Collier, Collins, Collins, Collins, Coller, Joe ........,. Virginia .... Palricia ,... Susan ...,.... Wendell ....... Lloyd ......,... Colvell. John .....,..... Complon, Marlha Conklin, Kalhy ...... Cook, Brenda ..... Cook, Elna ...... Cook, George ...,. Cook, Janel ........ Cook, Nancy .......,.. Cooper, Cooper, Cooper, Cooper, Cooper, Cooper, Copelan Barbara ...... Billy .......... Carole ........ Jerry ........ Judy ...,.... Melvin ..... d, Wayne ..... Corbell, Mona Claire Colhran, Dennis ........ Colhren, Marcia Couch. Ann ...... Courl, Palsy ........ Cowan, Ann ..... Coward, Flora Cowell, Jimmy ....,.,. Cox, Frances ....... Cox, Jack ......... Cox, Jimmy ...,.. Cox, Mike .....,,.... Coyle, Norma ........, Craig, Mary Ann ....,......... I6. Craig, Sloan ............ Crawlord, Tommy ....,. Creel, Joanne ......... .,,....5I. 53. 8I, II8 IO8. II6, II7 II8, I2l. I25 96. l29, I40 .. ................... 80. 43 57, I25, I44 . 80, 93, II4 90 80 80 8I, 84, 76 .......44. 90 .......49, 90 8I. 83 80, 84 .......50. 8I I45 70 53 53, I28 I04 80 ....,.....47, 83. IO5 . .,......... I6, 90 ....,..52. 80 .......49 ,......I6, 90 ..,,...I6, 90 .......49, 8I ............I05 IO5 56, 98, 36, l06 80. IO3 ..,....50 IN DEX Crews, John .,.,..,.,..,.... I6, 93, IIO. II4, 35. 58 Crockell, John ..... ............................... 4 9. 80 Crone, Jimmy ...... .......... 4 7. 8I. 92 Crook, Gordon ............ .......,......... 4 5. 8I Crook, Kennelh ............... ...,...,.. 4 O. 80. 82 Crowley, Mary Helen ....... ........ 4 O. I04 Crull, Julia ....................... ................. 5 I Crum, Judy ,...... Crump, Becky ....... Crump, Belly ........ Crump. Bob .............. Culbrealh, Jeanelle ......... Cunningham, Elizabelh ....... Cunningham, Heard ..... I 6. I00. I02 90. I46 .......I6, 56. 69. 92 99. I06. IO7 .......l6, 68. 97 96 I 7 Curry. Joyce ............... .......... 4 8 Curry. Judy ...... ............. ...,...,,. 4 9 -D- Dahl, Sara ,..,,.,.,,,,.,.,,....,,.,,,,.,..,,,,,.,,....,... I7. 90 Dalgleish, Ru Ann ........... Dan. Jocelyn .............. 5I. 54 Daniels, Carolyn .. ,56. 98, I06. I33 Darden, Trudy ................. ......... 5 0, I06 Davidson. Bill ........,.,,......... .............. 4 9. 80 Davidson, Marcia Maye ................ I7. 99. I33 Davis, Alice .................................................. 48 Davis, Becky ...................... I7. 55. 56, 99, I36 Davis, Howard ....... ................................... 4 3 Davis, Jerry ..... ............................... I 7, 86 Davis, Paul ....... . ......... 38, 44. 93. IO7, III Davis. Ralph ........ ......................... I 7. 86 Davis. Wils ......, ........ 4 7. 48. 80 Dean. Sally .............. .................- 4 I. 96 Dearing, Nalhan ........ Dealon. Dorsey ....... ...... De Bardeloben, Polly ........ ....38. 4I. 93. IO8 IIO. II6. II7 De Berry, Drue ..,....... ....,.... 4 O, 83, IO5 Dees, Beverly ............ ..................... 4 8 Demopoulos, Jimmy ...,. ........... I 7. SI Dendrinos. Sleve. Jr. ..v................................. I7 Denlon, Ira ........,,,,....,.,. 4I 43. 62. 93. IIO. 8 Denlon, Jacqueline ........ Denlon, Sarah ............. De Shazo, Sleve Dever. Juanila ...... Devine. Jelba ..... De Will. Maida . Dickinson, Sue .... I 7, I03 .,.....4I, 8I .......48 ............,......,..... I7. 85 Dickson. Carol ...,.,.. ,..,.. Dillee, Barbara .,.... Dillard, Douglas ...,. Dillard. John .......... Dillard. Marlha Jo .... Dillon, Dorolhy ...... Dillon, Pal ........,. Dorr, George ...,.,.. Dorsey. Donna .....,,,.. Downing. Ellsworlh ....... Doyle. Joe ..,.................. Draughon, Richard ..... Drewry, Beverly ..,,.. De Brucq, Rila ..,.... Dugges, Barbara ..... Duke, Billy ............. 90. II5. I28 96, I34 8I ........40 ........38 I52 8l. 83 8I. 96 80. 85. I28 80. 83 Duke, Jo Ann ........ Dukes, Kennelh ....,.. ,,,,,,,, 4 I, 80 Dunn, Beverly ....,.,,,.,...,....,., ,,,,,,, I 7, 68 -E.. Eason, Barbara ,,,.,,,,.4,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, I 7 Easlerling, Colene ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I7 Ealon, John ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Edney, Harriel ....,,. Edwards, Palricia I7. 79, 82. 85, 84 Eggleslon, Jimmy ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 38, 65, 80, 8 Eggleslon, Roger .....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 50, 8I E1ler+. Bob ,................... 43. 93. IIO. 119, 121 Eiseman, Carol .,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 38, I45, IOI Ellis, Carol ...,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,, 4 2 Ellis, Waller .,,,, ,,,,,,,,'-,,,, 4 3, gl Elsler, Alvin .....,., ,,,,,,,,,,,, I 7, 58, 60 Engelberg, Don ...... Engelberg, Elaine .... Engelberg, Jerry I ....... Engelberg, Slephen ...... Engelberg, Lorraine ....., Englerl. Shirley ........... Epslein. Saralyn ..... Erickson, Ted ....... Ervin, Dolli ....... Erwin, Dale Erwin, Judy ...... Essary, Karon .......43. 8I.i 84. 96 8I, III .......53, 8I. 96 .......38. 94. 98 II8 90 42 Evans, Linda ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ',.,,.--,- I 3 Evans, Pal ,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,A,,, I 9 Evensky. Marcia Faye ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, I 8, 70 -F. Farris, Belly ,.,.,, ,,,,,,, I,,,,,,,, I 8 ,4I, I02 Farris. Jo Ann ....., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I 07 Farrow, Andrea ..,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,, 4 5, 94 Faulkner, Belle ........ Faulkner. Eloise ........ Felsenlhal. Cecile ,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,, 38, 99, I36, IO6 Fennell, Roberl ........ Ferguson. Joanne ........ Findlay, Slephen Finley. John ..... Fischer, Ann ..,,.,.. Fishman, Barbara . Fleming, Ray ,...... Flexer, Pele ...,......... Florence. David . Fogelman. Avron Fonlaine, Charles Forresl. Bob .,,,.,,,,.,,, Forresler. Sarah ,..... Forlner, Barbara Ann ........ Forlner, Peggy ........ Forlune, Bobby ........ Fosler, Helen ....... Fosler, La rry ...,.... Fowlkes. Cecil ....., ,,,,,, Fox, Fox Fox Fox, Fox Andrew ......... Elaine .,,.... Jean ....... Orlan ...,..... Wanda ....... Francis, Barbara ...., Franklin, Brenda ...... ao ...........43. 64 .-..,.....4s. 8I 129 .....,....4a, so ., .,,........ 42. 8I 82, 84. 85 8I . .............. I8 IO5 .38. 4I. 93. IIO. II8 96 ,......I8. 96. I06. I07 ....,..43. 99 Goldsfein. Linda .......... Freeman, Jimmy ...... ,,,,,-,,,, 5 I, Sl French. Nick ......... A,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 3, Bl Friedman. Harry ...,.. ,,,,,,,,,, 4 3, 8l, 94 Froehlich, Nancy ........ ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I 8, 33, 85 Frurchey. Dave ......... .....,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 3, 93, ,I Il Fulghum. Bob ....... .A.,... 3 8. 88. 93, IIO, I48 Fuller, Sharon ....... .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 0, 142 Fulp, Claude ..,,.. .,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 3, 80 Fury. Larry ..... ......... I 8, 60, 89, 93, IOO IO8, II6, ll7 -G-. Gaede.,JeaneHe .......................... I8, I02, I06 Gaines, Eddie ............. .,.46. 52. 83. IO4 Gaines. Sfanley .............. ....,...,... 4 9. 80. Ill Galloway, Nelly Jane . Gandy. Annelle ......,. I0 85.88. IOO, I5I Garland, Nancy .......,......................,..,.......... 43 Garrison, Nancy ...... Gassaway, Alice .. Gaylord, Jim ....... Genfry. Bo ....... Gerdes, Tommy ..... . Gilberf, Michael ....,. eau, Billy ........,......., Glascock, Charline . Glasgow, Phil ..... Godwin, Nancy ...... Goins, Kenny ,.,.,.. Gold, Myrna Gold, Paul ...,,,..........., Goldberger, Herman .... Goldsfein, Harrie? ...... Goldsfe in. Lynda Fay ..... Goodman. Delores ...,.. Gordon Gordon , Carolyn ....... . Gladys Gordon, Jim .,...... Gordon, Marie ...... Gosseff, Jan ....... Goffen, Henry ....... Gowen. Hayes .... Gowen. Karen Grace, Porfer .. Graffon, Laura Graves. Frankie Graves, Judy ....... Gray, James ,... Gray, Ralph ,,.,..., Gray, Sheryl ....... Green, Green, Ann ......,.. Carole ...,. .......4l 8I .......I9. 93. IIO, II5 II9, l20 . ,.,,,.... I9. I05 76, 85 99 8I, 83 90 ..,.,...47 64, 99 8I. 99 IOO I 9, 35, I00 63 .........I9. IOI .......I9. 64. I00 ......I9. 88. 89, IO0 70 90, I02 8I I00 I9. 35. 55 56, 98, I00, IOI Green, Roberf ........ .,.....,. I 9, IO4, IO5, l38 Green. Sandra .......,,, ...,,..................... 4 2 Greenberg, Sidney .......,...................,.... 50, 80 Greer, Byron ...........,,,.... 40, 93, IIO, II8, l20 Greif, Linda .......,.,,. ,............,...... 3 9, 99, I34 Gresham, Barbara . Gresham, Jerry ....... Griffin, David ...,.. Griffin. Don ..,..,...... Griffin. Glenda ....,, Griffin. Jean ..,,.,.40. I I I. I I8 80 .......48. 80 I04 I05 INDEX Griffin. Sharon ........ ..................... 4 9, 5l Griggs. Don ......... Grill, Billy ...,. Grilli. Gail ..,.... Gruber, Marcia ..., Gullaff, Mary ...... Gullaf, Marjorie ...... Gurner, Gail ........ Guyfon, Fred ....... I9. 93. IO8, II3 II4. II6, I23 .......48 .......I9, 36, 59, 86 Gusfafson, Carl ..,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 I Gufhrie, Freddie .. Gwinn, Jerry .......... 78, 8I 40, 75, 8l. IO5 ..H- Hackel, Lenard .........,.,.,.,.. .,,.,............ 5 2 Hall, Elizabefh .....,, ,.,..,....,,,,..,,.,, 4 2 Hall. Nan ............. ...,,... 2 0, 37, 86 Hale, Priscilla ............ 50, I47 Hale. Virginia ..... .......... 4 O, 43 Haley. Bobby ....., .............. I 9 Hammell, Mary ...... ............,....,...,,. 4 9 Hanna, Barbara ..... Hanowifz, Phillip ...,,.. Hardison. Bee ......,,., Hardy, Marion Hare, Bob ........ Harrell, Bobby ..... Harris, Floyd ........ Harris, Leslye ...... Harris, Paula .. Harris, Nancy .......... Harrison, Tommy ........ Hari, Sally ............. ..................... .....20, IOO. IO2 39, 44 53, 80 .......49. 8I. II8 ........49. 8l, 83 ...43 Harwell, Holmes ...... ........ 2 0. 66. 67. 96 Harwell, Lee .......... Harwood, Richard Hays. Ann ............ Hays. Carol ..., Hays, Glenn .....,...... .. Heidelberg, Gay ....... Hellums, Lionel ..,..... Hellums, Marfha ....... Hemker, Don ...... Hemker, Paul ........... Henderson, Befsy ....... Henderson, Elaine . Henderson, Jimmie Henderson. Judy ...,... Henderson, Sally Hendley. Emily ......., Henking, Virginia .,...... Hensley, Pafsy .,..... Herzog, Margaref . 66, 67, 80 44, 70 ......53. 80, IIO 80 .......42, 8I. 85 .......39. 90, l02 H ,,,,,,.,,,.... 20, 80, 85 63 ,.........5l. 53 8I, 85 Hess, Phyllis ............. .-----A--- 2 O. 98- I03. lO7 Heffinger. Johnny . Hewi+I', Virginia ...... Hicks, Paul ........... Highfill, John Hill, Janie .,... Hill, Joe ....... Hin, Kiffy ......... Hill, Pafsy ....,........... Hindman. Charlene Hines, Carolyn ........ I-lix, Bill ...,............ IOO. IO5 l02 Hoagland. Ramona Holcomb. Charles Holland, Fred ......, Hollis, Esfher Holmes, Anne ....,.. Holmes, Jerry ...,...... ...... Honeycuff, Carol . Hopkins, John ......,... Hopps, Roger ....... Hopps, Sophronia Horne, Jay ....... Horne. Roberf .,,,... Hoelscher. Jack .......... I I. 20, 88, 89. 93, IO8 II7, I23, l34. II6 ......20. 80. 84, I04 2I, I00. 35. 36. 60 80 I00 ........49, 80, IIO 83, IO5 Horsburgh, Hal .......,.... .......... 44 , 80, 83 Horfon, Bessie Mae .....,......,............... 44 Horfon, Curfis .........................,............,. 2l. Bl Horfon, Elaine ,,..,..... 4I, 80, 82. 85. 97 Horfon, Kenna .,.,., .........,,............. 2 l, 89 House, Jack ...,... .....,. 4 8, 8l, 90, 83 Housfon, Jack .,..,. ..,....,..... 4 5. 80 Howell, Anne .... ....,,.....,............. 4 2, l02 Howell, Bobby ........,.....,..................... 48, l02 Howell, Richard ............ 53. 8l. ll0. II6, IO8 Howell. Wayne ....,.,. .......,............ 5 0. 80. Bl Hoye, Pafricia .,,,... Hudson, Judifh .....,. Hughes, Camille ...... Hughes. Shirley ....... Hughey. Gayle ..... 55 Hume. Bobby ........... .,..,.... 2 I Humphries, Loreffa ,...,...........,.......... 49 Hurd, Charlofle ....... ..,........................... 5 0 Hurley, Bill ......... ......... 2 I, 93, ll0. II4 Hursf. Carolyn .,... Hursf, Richard ....... Hufcherson, Gaye Hulfer, Jimmy .............. 43. Hyaff, Kay ...........,. lngle, Bill ...,.......,,.. lngle, Margareff ...... lngle. Ray ........., lngle, Sarah ...,,... lnman, George .,,,. lnman, Janice lnman, June .......2l. 93. IIO, Il2. II5 7 9. 80, 82, 84, 96 I04. I28 80, 79 ........,.2I, I04 88, 93 l23. II6. IO8 ., ..... ,,............ 4 9 lssacson, Marfin ......,.....,.. . , ..,..... 43, 80 Jablin, Miriam .....,........ ........... 4 l. 96. I29 Jackson, Linda ..... ..,....................I..,... 5 2 Jackson, Paul ,....... ....,,.. 2 9, 89. l02. I2I Jacoby, Carolyn ...,. ...., Jaffee, Pafsye ....... James, Fred ....... James, Pafsy ......... Jenkins. Myrfle ........ Jenkins, Wesley ,..,... Jeffon, Carol ....... II6, IO8 Johnson, Becky ..... ,.... Johnson, Brenda Johnson. Cleveland ....., ..... l28 .....2I, 54, 55. 88 II3, 36. 37 ,,2I, 93. IIO, II4 Johnson, Donna Johnson, James ..... Johnson, Jerry ...... Johnsion, Barbara 80. 84, 85 I00, IO7 88, 89. 93 I25, I53 .MUHHNUVHUUHHHUUUZI Johnslon, Linda .,...........,.. 38, 42, 54, II3, I29 Johnsfon. Roberl ..... Jones, Babs ..,,,,,. ,,,,,,,, 2 2 Jones, David ...... ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 2 Jones, Glenn .............. ..,,,.,,...,,,,, 4 8, 8I Jones, Jimmie L. ...... ,,..,,.,,,,.,,,,A,, 4 3, 80 Jones, Jimmy W. ..... ...,.v.. 4 I, 78, 8I. 80 Jones. Pai' .....,........ ...... I 0, 22, 56, 88. 89 99, IOO Jones, Slanlon ...... ......... 4 4, 80 Jordan, Jerry ........ ..,.,..,,,.. 2 2 Joyner. Bedford ...............,. .. ....,... 52, 80 -K1 Kaminslcy. Joyce ..,..,....................,, 46, 53, I4I Kanfor Allyn ...... ......... 4 6, 49. 8l Kapell, MiI'zi ....... ..............,,,...,,.....,., 2 2, 96 Kaplan. Eddie .... ........ 4 5.93. I39, II6. l08 Kaplan. Jerome ..,, ,.......,.,,..., 5 I, 8I. ll0 Kaplan, Rosalyn .... .....,,........, 4 9. 50 Kaplan, Sandra .........................,.. ..45 Kashdan, Norman ,... .....,.,..,............... 5 0. 80 Kasfleman. Fred .,.......... Kalz, Jim ............ . Kaiz. Reva .............. Keahey. Edwin ......,.... Keaihley. Naymond .. Keck, Lynn .....,........... Keenun, Suzan ,. Keesling, Bill ...... Keislcer, Kay ...... Kelly, Ernesl ....... Kelly. Jerry .....,.. . Kelly, Tommy .,....... ..... Kemp. Jim ...,.......v. . Kendrick. Sylvia .....,., Kendrick. Tom ...... ....I I, 22, 95, 99, I00 I43. 59, IO7, I30. IOI I02, I03. 8 83, I05 .......53, 80, 90. I02 72. 80. 8I 5I, 80 8l 55. I45 ...38. 44. 54, 89, II3 I04 I00. IO4 Kennon. Kay ....,. ..............-.----------------,------- 4 2 Keg-neg, Bob ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 2, 93, IIO, II5. I22 Kerr, Pal' ....,... - ,,.....,..--------------A-----'---- 43 Key, Becky ........ -------------'- -----'e-- 5 2 Keys. Roy .......,.......... Kilpalriclc, Bobby ....., Kimbrell. John .,,........ Kimbrough. Mary Ann Kindig. Joanna ,..,.,.,. King, Pafricia ........ King, Rosemary ...,,,. 53, 80 80, I37, I49 22. 80. 85, 36 ,, ,.,.......,.... 50 Kirby, Marfha ....... ...............,,----------- 4 7. I47 Khghem Sue ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 8,39.97.IO2.I36 Kirk, Larry ..,,.......... ..........---.-,---------- 4 5. 80 Kirkwood, Grace ...... ---------- 4 3. I02 Kirsch, Jaclc ............ ..-,-----------,v-----'-', 2 2 Klenlc, Franlclin .... ,.....,..,.--- 4 9. 80- II4 Klofz, Delma .....,. Knight Brenda ....,. Kochman, Elinor .... Koeplce, Dick ...... 90. IO3. I29 55. 58. 82 84. 85, IOO INDEX Koffman, Donna ........ ........ 2 2, 99. IO6. I30 Kolp, Belfy Lou ..,...., Krasner. Harvey ......... ......... 2 2. 66. 92 Krebs, Dee Ann .,...,.. ................................. 5 0 Krieger. Kay .......... .................. 5 2, I28. l35 Kriger. Morris ......... Krivcher, Arlene ..... 57. 88. IOO. I32 Kroeger, Don ........ ....... 4 2. 8I Krumalis, Vilis ...................... ........ 4 9. 8I iL- Ladd, Ronald .... ......,................... 2 3 Lair, Rhonda ....... ..,.................... 2 3. 66 Lake, Don ............... La Manna. Margo . ....38. 42. 8I. I33 Lamb. Dennis .......,. ,,.....,,,,, 3 8. 80. 82 Lambert Linda .... ............... 2 3 Lambert Racene ............ 43. 65 Lammey, Bill ...... ........ 5 I. 53. 80 Lancasler, S'rair .... ...,...,.......... 5 3, 8I Land. Marilyn ........ ....... 3 8, 42, 55. I45 Lane, Walfer ...... ............ I I. 23, 93 IIO, II5. I23 Lange, Linda ...... ...,...... 4 0, 90, I29 Lanier. Sandra ., ...................... 48 Lape, Joseph ..... .......... 2 3. IO4 Larkey. Ellen .... ............... 5 I Lassi'rer. Phil ....... ............ 4 8. 83 Laughlin, Marcus . .,,...... 5I. IIO Lawrence. Lin ........... .....,...........,. 5 3. 80 Lawshe. Bobby ............., .,.......,,............ 3 8, 80 Lazarus, Carol Jane ..23, 98. I00. I42 Lazenby. Ouida ............ ..........,..... 3 9. 4I, 90 Lazenby, Sherron ..... ............................., 4 3 Leake. Don ......... ............ 2 3. 93. IIOi II5 I39. II6. I22. l08 Lebovilz. Phil .,,..... ,............................. 5 I Lee, Jerry .......... .,....., 2 3. I03. I04 Legg, Marilyn ...... ..........,......,..... 4 5 Lehman. Sandra ........ ...,................. 5 3. I29 Leigh. Beverly ..,.,.. .,,, 2 3. 99. I46. 59 Levifch, Marcia ..... ............. 4 8, 56, 96 Levy, Ida. Leigh ....... ................,...... 4 2 Levy, Jo Rose ....... .............. 4 0, 97. I33 Lewis. Beffie ...... ........................ 4 3. I44 Lewis. George ....... Lewis, Nafalie ...... Lindsey. Barbara Lindsey. Ca role ....,.. Linlc. Nell ............ Lipman. Joyce ...... LiI'rle. Bob ...,.. LiHle. Linda ...... Livingslon, Lee ..... Livingsfon, Mike ...,. Logan. Marfha ...... Logan, Peggy .,,.., Logsdon, Susan ...... 23, 66. 8l, 84, 92 98, I07 .,......52 ........23 ........53 8I .40. I03. IO4. I05 Long, Wade ....... .................,......., 4 3. 30 Loskove, Morris ...... .............................. 44 Loskove, Myrna ......... ,................................ 4 2 Loskove, Raye Ann ............ 23. 97. IOO. 8. I43 Loskovi+z. Sandra ..... .......................,...... 2 3 Lounsbury, Richard Lovelace. Miles ..... 80. 38. 82 84, 96, IO7. IOI Lynch. Glenda ...... Lynn. John R. ..,... . Lowe. Anifa .,.... Lowe, Diane ..... Lowe. Jimmy ........ Lowry. John .,,,...... Lubin, Harold ....... Lunamand, Bill ..,.. Luslcy, Rochelle ....., LuHrell, Joyce .... Lyles. Kalhrine . I49 62. 98, IOO 8I. IIO 39. 80 56, 98. I00 I57. IO7. IOI 80 Lyon, Joan ..... .................. ........ 3 8 . 90. I29 -M- Mabile, James ..................,. MacDonald. Ca+hie MacDonald. David ...... 80 83, I05 MacQueen. Rober'I ........ ......... 2 4, 92. 99 Malcowslcy. Brenda ...... Malcris, Michael .......... 60. IOI Maloney. Richard ....... ........................ 44 , 80 Marcus, CharloI'I'e ...,.,,,..,...,. 40, 85, I05, 58 I29, IO6. I07 Margolin. Emily ............ 24. 99. IOO, I33, I06 Marion. Jack ........ Marmann. Clara l32 Marsh. Barbara ...,..,..,...... 45, 54, 55, II3, I29 Marlin, JeaneH'e ...............,.,........,.,.,.....,,,, IO4 Marlin. Marfha ...... .......,,,,.,,,,,,..,..,,.,,,,,,,, 5 0 Marlin. Phillip ...... ...,,,.,...,,.,,,.,,,, 4 9, 83, IO4 Mariin. Richard .............. 49. 8I, 90, I02, IO3 Masingill. Lonnie .......,.,,,,,,,,...,,,,..,. 52, 8I 83 Masingill. Myra ........ .......,,....,.,,,,,..., 4 5 Malloclc. Bobby Joe ......, ..,,,,,,,, 5 I, 8I 82 Maflice. Mallory ,,,,.,,. ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,.., 2 4 Maynor, Jane ..,,.,.,.. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 2 Mays. Chris .......... .,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 I, 80 Mays, Herberf ...,.,..,,,. ,,,,,,,,, 3 8, 42 80 Maxwell, William .....,..... 8I 83 McAlis+er, BeH'y Fay ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 4 59 McAuley, Tom .,.,,....,,,.,,,, ,,,,.,,, 4 I, 82, I02 McBride. David ........... ,.,,,,, , 42, 80 McCaddon. NeH'ie ....... ,,...,,..,.,,.,,..., 4 2 McCallum. Charles ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 2:1-, 95, IOO Mccalrnan, Mary Frances ,,..,..,.,....,,,,,.,.,..,,, 38 McCarroll. John ..a...,..,,,.,,,, ,.,.,,,, 5 8, 80, Ill I45, l52. 8 McCaslin. Jimmy ..,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 8, 8I, 99 I02. I5O. 59 McClure. Deanne ,,.,,,,,,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 8, 62 McCollum, Kafherine ........, ........ 2 4. 90. IO7 McCrory. Ross .,.......... McCullough. Bobby ...,.. McCullough, Diane ...... McCullough, Hubert Jr McCune. Janie ....,,.,,...., McDonald. Drucilla .....,.. McDonald. Mary ..,..,,,.,,, McGaha, Loma Ka+e McGee. Maxine .......... McGowan, Sammy ..... McGrory, Sandra ........ McKee, Beverly ...... McKee. Joni ..... 8 I. . ................ 24. 8l. I. 24. 84 54 96 90 96. 57 I29 McLemore. Dwain .....,.. McLin, Shirley .......... McNees, Ralph .,....... McNiell, Frances .......... McReynolds, Sidney ....... MQWeeny, Bill .A........... McWilliams. Rulh ...... Medley. Frances ..,... Meeks, Jerry .......... Merrill. Judy ,.... Meyer. Jeanie ..,.... .......26, 100, 35 Meyers, Ray .......,.. Middlelon. Mac ,...... Miles. Barbara .,.... Miles. George ........ Pierce, ............................. 39 105 90, 98 ........24 ........24 ..........4l. 102 80 Miles, Tom .......... ........ 2 5. 81 Miller. Albin ....... .....,....v............ 4 9, 81 Miller, Bobby ........ ......................... 4 4. 80 Miller, Gayle ...... .....,. 2 5. 59. 90. 96, 100 Miller. Helen ...... ........................,. 2 5, 62 Miller, Kaye ,..... ....,.. ......... 5 2 Miller. Linda .......... ....................... 5 1 Miller, Marye ............... .v........ 2 5, 70. 104 Millican. Roy Earl ...,.... ...............,..... 4 0, 104 Milner, Gene ......A.. Milchell, Eileen .... - 80, 110, 118 94. 90. 100 Mi+c1.e11.John ..... ......,....... 4 O. 104 Milzner, Diane ...... ..,..........,............,... 5 3 Mobley, Marli .......................,..,........... 45, 104 Monsarral, Donna .............. 38, BO. 84. 85. 98 Monlgomery, Margarel Moore, David ...................... ...,..... 4 B, 53. 80 Moore. David. 111 ...,. ................ 5 O Moore. Janel ....... ......... 4 l Moore. Kennelh ....... .........,...... 2 5 Moore, Marlha ....... .................... 4 2 Moore, Mary Jane ...... ....... 4 O. 96. 103 104. 105 Moore. Roberl ...... .......-- 2 5. 36 Moore. Robin ......... 81. 92 Moore. Rose .. ....--..----- 47 Moore, Rulh .......... .......-, 4 3. 98 Moral, 'Jo ................. ...........r. 5 0 Moreland, George ....... ....... 2 5. 102 Morgan, -Alison ....... ....--.------ 4 9 Morgan, Polly Ann .... .................... 5 3 Morgan. Rel ............. ......--------,-- 4 0. 80 Morris, Billy ....... ....... 5 2. 81. 90. 83 Morris Morris Morris ,' Cora ....... , Frank ........ . Phillip ....... Morris, Ray .,...... Morris. Sandra Morris. Thomas Morrison. Donna . Morlon. Ann ................ Morlon, Paula ................, Morlon. Shirley Anne ....... Mosier. Nona Ray ..,....,. Moskowilz, Maurice ....... Moss. Bill ................. Mullins. Carolyn ...... Mullins. Donna . Murll. Tolly ..... 96 107.101 92. 93. 100 80 ....,...43, 98, 140 .....s..41, I29 81. 98 106.107 25, 81 100. 106 .........25, Murphy Murphy Murphy Murray, INDEX , Donna ..... . Larry ..,.... . Sandra ........ ,...... Jerry ......., Muskelly, Doris ...... Myers, Barbara ., Myers. Nancy .......... Nance. Warren .....,.. Nanney, Allhea Dale Nash. Ginelle ........... Nash, Jackye ........ Neilson, Anne ....... Nelms. Joy ......... Nelson, Allred ....,. Nelson. Margee Nelson, Mary ,,.,.... Nevels. Barbara Newman. Beverly .... Newman. Charlene Newman. Melvyn ..... Nicholson, Don ....., Noah. Bobby ....... Norman, Bernila ..... Nuckolls, Nelle ...,.,. -Q- Ollull. Judy ..... Oglesby, Jane .. Okeon, David ....... Onn, William ..... Orange, Charles Orrick, Billy ....,... Oser. Irma .,.. Oser, Marcia ......... Overall, Danelle ...,... Owen, David ,.... Owen, Jane ..,,.., Owings, Karen ....,. Ozier. -p.. Pace. Bill ...,.,... Pace, Cosby ..,... Pace, Gwen Pace. Palsy ..,.... Pace, Sam ,...... Padawer, Ronnie Paine, Bill ,,.,..,.. Painler. George .... Palalnick, Barlon .. Pappas. Cecile ..,... Pappas, Connie ..... Pappas, Dorolhy Mac .,,...................... 90 81 ..42, 81, 85, 96 .,..,.....38. 93, 110 .......53. 83, 105 65 .....,.50. 103 104 .........5I. 80 85 ..........45. 103 80 83. 84, 85 .,.,,,,48. 80. 110 92 44 ..,,...53. 128 80, 84, 93. 114 .......26, 90. 94. 100 83, 105 81. 96 81 81. 83 57 Parchman. Bobby ........ .------- 4 0. 105 Paul, Sandra ............. -.-.---- 3 8. 103 Parker, Dollie Sue ...... ...............-----.--. 5 0 Parker, Palsy ............ .--.---A-- 2 6. 81- 95 Parker, Sidney ......... ..----..- 4 9. 81 Parrish. Jean ................ ..--.------------------- 4 7 Pasquarillo, Carolyn ...........-------------v----------- 48 Pallon, Bob .,,,.,,,,,,,.,.... ........ 2 6. 93. 95. 100 Pallon. Eddie ....... 41, 93. 110 Payne, Carl ...... ........----- 5 l. 92 Payne, James ..,.. Pearl, Marilyn .. Peck. Dan ......,. Peck, David ...,....... Peck. Michael ...... Peebles. Mary Pegram. Billie Pegram. Linda Kay Peiser. Sandra ...,,,. Penclergrass, Janis Perkins, Polly ........ Pearlman. Frank .... Perry. Nancy Lee .,.... Perry. Sue ...,...,,... Perry, Virginia Pesikey, Tommy ..... Pelers, Jerry ,,,,,.,,,. Pelerson. Charlolle Pelhel, Pelly. Pleulle Phillips. Phillips, Pickens Sallie Sue Sue ,,........... .........45, 81 105 79, 83. 105 81 85, 8 45. 129 ......26. 98, 100. 101 146 52, 80 96 76. 100 ..,....26. 57, 59. 90 96, 100. 101 . ........ 26. 82. 84. 85, 100 121, 132 58. 102 r, George ........, 27, 36. 54, 69, 90 113. 125. 151 Randall ...,,., ..........,,....,..... 4 8, 80 Shara .......... ,.......,, . ...................,. 4 8 Phillipy. Edward .... ..... 4 9. 81. 111. 118 Phillipy. Edwin .... ,......,., 4 7, ao, 110 , Elwin ......... 52. 81. 83 Barry ,..... .......,. 5 I. 80. II8 Pickell. Pierce. Pigoll. Pinslein. Marc Carl -John Becky ......, Pillman. Joan ., Pills, B Pills, P arbara .. alricia ,. Plunk, Joy .......,... Pollard. Polsky, Pond, J William .... Gloria ..,.. oe ......,.. Porler, Bob ....... Porler, Frank ...,..., Porler, Jean .... Poserl. Henry ,,..., Powell. Belh .,.... Powell, Jimmy ..... Prange, Janna .. Pralher, Sandra .. Preinilz. Judy ...... Presley, Anne Prince. Ann Price, Marie ........... Price. Wallace ........ Prichard. Mary Joy. ...51, 102. 103, I29 ia ..... ..,.... 2 7. 54, 88. 58. 113 ......,52 ,......43 53 . ,......, 53, 81, 102 81, 83 ..,...27, 80. 84, 102 .....39, 44. 55, 140 82 105 80 42. 38. 89. 96, 101 Priesl. John .................. 27. 95, IOO. 104, 125 Priesler, Cllll .......................,.....................,.. 27 Prince. Arlhur Prilchard, Bob ...... Prilzker. Pruelle. Puckell. Pulliam. Marlin ....... Larry ..,........... Ward Earl ........ Peggy ......,...... Pyle, Margarel Ann Pyle. P1..11.p ..,,,....,. Pyle, W illiam ,,,,, .. 93 81 ..,,...48. 81, 1'10 81 42 .. ............................,., 43 93, 110, 114 -Q- Quin. Jayne ......,.. Quinn. Fay .,,,,,. ,...,,,,,,,,,.,-,,.., ,lhuhln -R- Ralel. Madelyne ....,... Rallerly. Carolyn ..... Ragan. Buddy .....,,,,,, Ragsclale. Mary R. ....... . Rahrn, Rila ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, Raine. Bill .....,,., Raines. Dixie ..,.... 44. 98. 129 1. 141 106 .....43. 99. 144. 130 Rambo. Dan ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, 4 9, 80 Random, Carl ,,,,,,,,,,,, ------.---.---. 4 9, 81 Raper. Mary Jane ..............,......r.. 27, 68, los Rauscher. Barbara .,,,,,.,,,,v Rauscher. Kay ...... Ralher. Charles ....... Ray, Houslon ...,. Rayburn. Billy .,...... Raylield. Nadolyn Read. Charlolle .,.,... Read. Jerry ........ Reagor, Kay ,.,,.,,,,,,,, Reams. Mary Sue ....... Reasor, Carol ,.......... Reaves. Carolyn ....... Reddoclc. Lynn ..... Redwine. Shirley .,..... Reed. Kennelh ,..... Reed. Franlc ....... Reed. Mary ..,,.... Reed. Roy ....... Reese. Janel .,.... Reese. William ...... Reeves. Ann .....v... Reeves. Carolyn ..... Reid. Frank ........ Reid. Paul .............. Reisman, Joyce ........,...... Reynolds. Lee Allan Rhea. Belly ....,....., Rhodes. Guy ,.....,,.. Rhodes. Richard ....... Rice, Wayne .......... Riclcly. Luclcy ...... Ridling. Jo Ann Richard. Donna ....... Richardson. Tommy ...... Rilcarcl. Michael ...... Riley, Sandra .... Rebbins. Eddie ..... Roberls. Bobby ....,.. Roberls, Sally ....... 27.54.90.10O 113 93. 110 .....28. 93. 117. 116. 108. 137 119 148 ........28 28. 80. 1 02 102 83 80 .......28, 68. 92. 103 83 ........Es 3 nnNnssUn45 unnnnnnnunuuisr ai dnm2s,9e,ioo,3s ,uunnii, 28. ea, ss 83 81, 83 105. 129 .,.,...44. 93. IIO 83 Roberls, Sue ................ ............' ........... 4 0 Roberlson. Anna Kay ....,. .,......... 4 6. 53. 141 Roberson. Billy ............................ 42. 66. 81. 96 Roberson, Raymond ....... ................... 4 4. 80 Robinson. Belh ...........,. ......... 4 2. 80. 82 Robinson. Nancy .....,... Robinson. William T. Robinson, Jane ....,........ Rodgers. Harry ..... Rogers. Judy ..,,.... Roop, Laura Dee ..... 85. 96. 107 84. 36 65, 66 INDEX Rose. Palli ..,,,..,.,,.,,,, Ross. Sylvia Jean ........ Ross. Belly Jane ..,...... Rosenblum. Slanley .... Rowe. Bobby ........... Rubenslein, Harry ...... Rubenslein, Sarah ...... Rubin. Roberl ........., Ruby, Ken ......,,. Ruby. Pele ..,......... Runlcle, William ......... Runyan. Charlolle ...... Rush. Marlha ..........,, Russell. Barbara . Russell. Jimmy ..... Russell, Ginger ..... Russell. Mary Ann ....., Russell, Suzanne ..,....,.. 50. 135 .......28. 94. 107 66 80 .........45. 80 78. 84 104. 105 I05 .. . ............ .81 102 90. 140 Rusl. Ann ..,............... 11. 29, 54. 64. IOO. II3 Rulherlord. Ausla ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,. ,,,,. 4 3 Rulland. Mary Jane ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,.,,, 53 Ruyl. Marcy ................ 42. 81. 85. 88, 89, 58 -S- Sallcy. Evelyn ,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,.. ,,,.,..,,-, 2 9, 98 Sallee. David ...,,... ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 47, 81 Salmon, Douglas .......... Sanders. Dianne Sansing. Jimmy ........ Sapinsly. Lenore ...,,. Sariplcin. La Verne ......, Sauer. Raymon ....... Savage. Ronald .,...... Scales. Carolyn ....,.. Scales. James Hillon .. Schaefer. Billy .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Schaller. Sandra ......., Scheinberg. Eslher Lee ......38. 80. 82. 88. 89 81 69 81. 85 81. 92 95. 103. 104 .29. 90. 93. 135. 58 Scheinberg. Slephen ,,,,.,,,.,.,,,., 29, 90, 95, 98 Scheuner. Harriel ....... Scheuner. Harrison ........ Schillman. Susan ........ Schilly, Jean .,.,.,,,,,.,,,., Schmermund. Nancy .. Schmidl. Dale .....,... Schmillou. Kay ....... Schmollce. Charlie Schroeppel. Peggy ..... Schwarlz. Alan ..,...... Schwarlz. Judy ..,,, Scoll. Beverly ..,.... Scoll. Jimmy ..,,... Scoll. Paul ....,.,... Seay. Charlie ..........., 100.132, 106.101 146 I02. 103 90 ........29 81 ....,..29. 100. 147 135 99. 103 85 .......48. 51. 81. 118 Selph. Sandra .....,.,...,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., 4 9 Shainberg. Suzanne .,,.,,.,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, 3 9 Shannon, Nancy ...............,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 29 Sharp. Don ............ .......... 2 9. 104. I05, 142 Sheely. Edward .,.., ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 4 5, 54, 80 Shelslcy. Joe .....,..,. ,,,,,,,, 5 2, 67, 80 Shellc-n, Bobby ,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,.,, 3 8, 80 Shellon. Joyce ...... ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,., 5 2, 90 Shenep. Karl .....,,,.. ..,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 2, 81 Sheppard. June ,,,,.,,. ..,.,,,29. 66. 74. 107 Simon. Bryan .,........... Simplcins. Priscilla ...,.. Simpson. Jon ....... Sinclair. John ........ 104 ........-30. 90 35 Singlelon, Jerry .................. 30. 100, 104. 105 Sink. Shirley .......... .......................,......... 3 0 Sisco. Gene ........... ...................... 5 1. 81 Sivadon, Joanne ....... ........,. 3 0. 95. 100 Smallwood. Kalhy ....... Smilh Smilh Smilh Smilh Smilh Smilh Smilh Smilh Smilh Smilh Smilh. Smilh Bonnye ............... Carol ,.................... Charlolle Jean ........30 ........38 Geraldine .................... 45.66, 105. 129 Jack .....,.,.. Jerel ......... Lee .,...,. Manis ...... Nancy ........ Tim ........... Tommy ....... Wanda ........ Smolhers. Mickey ......... Snowden. Michael ........ Snyder. Peler ............. Solomon. Maxine Solomon. Tommy ..... Somervell, Jere Lee ,..... Soulherland. Pal ...... Spain. Mary Helen ...... Spence. Janice ......... Springlield. Ronny ....... Springer. Helen ....... Slalcup. Sharon .... Slallings. Ann .......,... Slallings. Gloria Jean Slamm. Marvin ....,,.,. Slamper, Gordon ...... Slanlield. Juanila .... Slarr, Kay .,.,.,,,..,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, Slarrel. John .c.,.,.,.,.,,,,.,,,,,,, Slarrel. Mary Kalherine Slalen. Rose Marie ...........,.. Sleele. Ann .,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Slein. Marlin .,,.,,,.,,,,.,,,, Slephenson. Slanley Slernberger. Joan .... Slevens. Roberl .,...... Slevenson. Robin Slewarl. Don ...,...,.. Slewarl. Dorolhy .,... Slewarl. W. A. ..... . Slovall, David .,...,, Slowe. Jimmy .c...,., Slowers, Jim ...,...,.,. Slrain, Camille .,.... Slrain, Harlwell . Slrain, Lee ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Slrauss. Russell ...,.. Slreel. Joe .,,.,.., Slreuli, Loring ..,,..., Slrong. Theanora ..... Slrolher. Don ...,...s. Sluarl, Brady ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Slubblelield. Jane ....,.., Sluber. Ernesl ........... Sherman, Phil ..,,, 80. 84 ......50. 80. 83. 79 80 .......52. 90 80 81 93. 118 81 63. 95 52. 143 54 103 102 81. 118 ........50 104, 105 30 102 43 93. 110 1. ao. 83 nnnsshcussnsi n2nnN41. 97. 144 .Hscnsns5o,si ssussHns5o.a3 105. 142 81. 83 81 .......4l. 81. 102 93. 115 62. 95 128. 149 80 100 81. 125 65. 93, 125 80 Shinaull, Joyce ......,. Shine, Flora ..,,...... Shipp, Leware .... Shook, Judy ....... Shroyer, Bruce ...... Shroyer, Paula .... Shubow, Gloria ,. Shuplrine, Susan ..,... Sides, Marlha ...... 90, IO2 5l. 102 93, I I I lI7, II6. l08 .......39, 4I, 54. 85 Simmons, Ed, Jr. ..,...,,, ,,,,,., 3 O, 93, l05, l25 Slurdivanl, Roberl ...,., ,.,.,,,,,,,,. 5 I, 80, 83 Suggs. Peggy .............................,.....,.... 48. IO4 Sullivan. Eugene William ,,,.,,,,.,,, 3I, 8l, IO4 Summers, Margarel ....,....,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4-I Summers, Pele ..........,.. .....,,,,, 3 I, IIO, lI5 Swaney. Joyce ....,.....,,,..,,.. ,,,,,.,,,,,,,. 3 I, 64 Swarner. Orville W., Jr. ....... .......... 4 I. 80 ...T- Talley. Bobby .,,,.,,.,.,....... ...,,., 4 I, 93, IIO Tansey, Jimmy ...... Wiseman. Donald ...,. 83, IO4 Taras. Cosla ...... ..........,,, 5 I, 8I Tale, Donald ..... ...............,.,,.,,, 3 I, 92 Taylor, Barbara .........,,....,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 47 Taylor Hal ........ ......... 5 I, 52, 83, 93, II4 Taylor. Harry ........ .........,.,..... 3 I, IO3. IO4 Taylor. Jerry ....... ............ 4 0, 93, IIO Taylor Jimmy ....... ............... 5 2, 80, IO2 Taylor John ...... .,....... 3 l, 63, IO3, IO6 Taylor Reede ..,. ..............,,...... 4 0, IO4 Taylor Susan ........ .......... 4 5, 54 Taylor, Tommy ...... ....... 3 I, IOO Tennison, Edward .,... ,,.....,., 4 3, 8l Templelon, John ..... ,....... 3 I, I39 Terrell. Marie ..,,... .......,.....,,.... 4 0, IO2 Terry, Richard ..,.. .,.....,......... 4 9. Bl. 95 Theodore, Sophie .... .....,.. 3 I. 56. 90. 97. 86 Thomas. Anne ...,,. Thomas. Barbara ........ Wray. David ...... Thomas, Phil ................... Thompson Belly Jean .......... Thompson Eleanor ................ Thompson, Jimmy ...,.,,.... Thompson Jo Anne .............. Thompson Lougenia ..,... Thompson Olivia Ann ..,... Thompson Warren ........ Thompson Billie Joyce .,.. Thorne, Connie ........ Thorne. Sandy .......... Threlkeld, Bobby ......... Thrower, Mickey ....,,... Tillinghasl, Richard ....... Tindall. Judy ................ Tiplon, Ann .....,.... Todd, Odell ....,.., Tomlinson, Jane ....,.... Toulialos. Gabriel ..... Townsend, Larry ..... Tracy. Glenda ..., Townsend, Larry ..... Tracy, Glenda ....... Trammell, Belly ,,.,.,. Travis. Cynlhia ..... Tremmel, Tony ,....... Troller, Wilson .... 95, 96, IOO, IO7 ..43, 44, 99. I37 I28 Bl ......I0, 54, 32 I I3, 36 IO4 8I. 95 5l, I4l IO2. IO3 8l, I04 8l, IO4 .......32, 97 .....,,49. 80 ......,53 INDEX Bellie ........ Tucker, Tucker, Jo Anne ...... Tucker, Kaye ......... Johnny ......... Turley, Tu rley. Margarel .....,. Turnage. Belly ..... Turnbow, Ronnie ........ .............. Turner, Barbara Anne .. .........,...... .. Tulor, Dill .,.,.................... ..,...... 4 4, Bl. Tyus, Frank ..... .................. ............. 4 O . -U.. Uller, Michael ....,...........,.,. ,........ 5 0. U nderberg. Carol ....... Underhill, J. L. ...,.... . Underwood. Mary ......... Ulley, Beverly ..,.......... -V- Vanl-loozer, Mickey .,.......... Vanlandingham, Anna Vanlandingham, Eddie Vanlandingham, Velma Vaughan, Annelle ....... Vise, Bobbie Nell ...,... 45 96 45 32 40 32 ..32 ..43 82 80 57 8l 85 ........49, 8l, I8 67, 8I 94 Vollmer, Frances ..... ............ 5 2. 56. 96 Vollmer, Richard ...., ........ l 0. 32. 93- IIO ll2, II5, ll9, I39 Voss, Barbara ...........................,..............--- 42 -w... Waddey, Raymond ..,...... ........ 3 9- 93- IIO Wade, Bryan ........,...... .........-..-- 5 0- gl- 93 Wadley, Edward .,... ..... 4 9, 80, 83. lD5 Wadley, Kalherine ...... ..................- 4 7- lO3 wage, amy ,,,,,,,...,,,, ,.,,..,... 4 4. ao. 82 Wainscoll, Belly ...,., Waldon, Kay ........ Waldon, Palsy ,...... .--------. 4 9 Walker, Joe Ellen ............,..---.... ,--- ..-.----.-'- 5 3 VValker, John ................. ....,,-.-...------ A -52- 80 Wall, Ramsay ...,..,,..,.., 57, 83, 85, l0O 76 Wallace, Roberla .,,..,....,....,,.,........ . ........ .45 Waller, Joan ....... ........ .... ...,. 4 3 - l04 Walpole. Charles .... ..,, 3 2, 54, I00, II3 WaI+er, l-larold ....... . ...,..,..,...,. U45 Wansley, William ,.,.... ....,.,.. 3 3. 93, 95, l00 Warp, OHS ,,,.,.,,,,,,,,, ,...,,.......,,.. 3 3. I03. I04 Warren. Joan ,.,,,..... 33. 56, 93, 98. l00 Warren, Rilo ....... ..-..---..--.-----'-. 4 5- Sl 85 Walson, Gerald ............ .....,.--...-----.,..-.--..A 3 0 Wealherlord, Heiskell .......... 47, 80, Ill. II8 Webb. Jimmy ,,,,,,,,,,,..,,...,. 33, Bl, 82. 84. 95 Websler. Anne ........... ......--.----.----------.------- 4 8 Weemgl Virginia Lee .....,,,.... 49, 98, I29. l42 Weimer, Barbara ....... ....-------...-----...---.-- 4 2 Weimer, Terry ........ .,---------------- 3 3- 68 Weiner, Mickey .,....... ..------.--- 4 3- 97- l35 Weinslein, Rebecca ........,.--..--.-....---.-V.- 52 90 Weiss, Bernie ..,............--..-..-- 33- 93- llo- ll4 Welch, Carolyn ...,.. ...,...-- 3 3- 99- 70- l45 Wener, Melvin Wener, Sidney ....,.. Wenlzell, Barbara Werling. Janice ..... Wesson, Frank ......... While, Barbara While. David ..,,... ...,.,.44 81. ..,..,IO. 33, 54. 93. ll4, I43, 35. ..5! IIO IO2 IIO IO7 While, Jerry ......... . While, Paula ....... While, Sammy .....,.. While. Whilelealher, Bonnie Tommy ........, Whilelealher. Carol . Whileway. Margarel Whillield, Gail .,, ....,... Whilman, Charlene ........ Whillen, Pal ............ Whillinglon. Linda .,,,. Whilworlh, George .. Wiidash, Frances ,...... Willey, Jimmy ....., Wilkerson, Kay .,...... Wilkins, Carolyn ....., Wilkinson, Sue ......... Williams, Carolyn Williams, Dolly ....... Williams, Glenn ....,, Williams, Kalie ...,., Williams, Monlelle ..... Williams, Nancy Ann Williams Williams . Ralph ....... , Sandra ........... Williamson, Charlolle Williamson, Connie ........ Williamson, Linda ...... Williamson. Ned ...... Wilson. .Doris ..,,. , Wilson, Emily .,...,. Wilson. Jell ....... Wilson, Jim ,.,.., Wilson. Marilyn Wilson, Vivian ...... Windham. Gary . Winglield, Ed ,...., Wingo, Taz ........... Winslon, Sammy ...,.. Wismil ler, Charline .. Wolfe, Adele .. ..,. .. Wood, Beverly ..,.., Wood, Carolyn Wood. Tommy ,.,... Wood. Vernon Woodrnaresee, Billy . Woolen, James ..... , Woolen, Mickey .. Woolen, Sandra Dick ..,... Wyall. 33, 83. 84, IO4, 105 I04 IO2 83, I04 90, IOO .......33, 90, 94. I00, IO7 IO2 .......38. 45 .....,.. 43.93, IIO, II3 63, 93. I2I I00 90 80 90' 8I. 85 ...,..,,.43, 8I 90. I45 I4O ..,.......38, 44. 54 90 80 70 80. 83 ..49, 80 80 .......5l. 69, 80, I34 .,.,...43. IIO .,..34, I03 39, 45. 55 94 8I H34. 80, 84 ,... 46, 50. 80 .,.....,... .34 .,.. 34, 96 ,. ...... 44, 65, 80 Wylie, Kay ......,................... .....,... 3 4 1Y-. Yaqer, Waller ..... ..,..,,.............................. 4 l Yales. Beverly .........,.,..,... 34. 54, 89, 90. I43 Yeaman, Orville N. .............. 40. 8I. IO4, lO5 Young, Bill .,.....,... .,...................,..,. , 5l Young, Charles ...,. ..,.,......,....... 8 I Young, Charlolle ..... ......... 3 4. 80, 85 Young. Nancy ...,........,,.,..... ...........,....,.. 4 5 -Z, Zeillin, Donald . .,.. ,, . ..,, ,... 4 I, 80 Zenl. Jimmy .. 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