Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY STUDENTS .....UUU HaII of Fame UU,-.,A ,,UUDw Seniors .,UUUU..SU Juniors ..UU.,. UUU,,.. Freshmen ss,..s .ssss,, CLASSES .ssD. ss,... MILITARY Ds,..s.... s.sss.. ORGANIZATIONS .,..., ss..,, SCI-IOOL LIFE ...LL.. .ss.. ATHLETICS .......,sL, ..... Major SporTs .... Minor Sporfs ........ sov.. Intramurals .L,L ADVERTISERS .....LL L.... INDEX o,... ...,o .mqwh A up WCM-H If-i,I: 9' EI . Q- we e, ,. ,gl , 4kVk.x , , Mfg an 1 Q.. 514-Iii 5 QL E f' Q X x ,.N uf - N of N .J V NI x ,OJ ,Sw LJ 'x X., C! JN xx Xqxxnvgwrbxef XXL 0,6505 U 2417 4 0- J 4 05 C' QQXQ-2,2 ON dx NS . 5 71,54 XXI' -3 'L J ,mf xv-OQXZ gi Ln, fp I 4 ,rlfl ,, A 4 , W , p.V!Qf40p 7 of W.fZf . 4 t. 4',., flllry- f J f ,231 , W. , C. 1 .. x I - . t-1-. . ' k i ., . 1 H r , ' ,X I rv, . X-MXN X- 'ff 'XA '. E' KY 'Q 'rn ' 1 1 V Mp J fp 'VI J pau ,jf 15 1 50 V ,gg THIS IS CENTRAL . . . An impressive sighT as she sTands in quieT digniTy and beauTy in The midsT of her busy sur- roundings, CenTral . . . rich in heriTage and wiTh an inspiring ' record of achievemenT and a challenge To each successive group of sTudenTs! IN I957 CENTRAL, already crowded nearly To capaciTy, conTinued To grow. More sTudenTs meanT more Teachers, addiTional classrooms, and The neces- siTy.oT dividing The sTudenT body Tor audiTorium programs. We CenTraIiTes of T957 happily saw The beginning of CenTraI's Tace liTTing. GROWING WITH HER we, The pupils, achieved greaTer maTuriTy and climbed a sTep higher up The ladder of knowledge, as we wenT Through ThaT necessary period of deveIopmenT which some call high school, buT we pre-Ter To call THE TIME OF OUR LIVES. X 1 Ts. XF I Our Favorih AS CENTRAL GREW, her halls became more and more crowded. These halls, lined wiTh Trophies giving silenT TesTimony To The achievemenTs of CenTraliTes, saw our firsT hesiTanT sTeps when we enTered CenTral as freshmen and saw our awe and hesiTancy fade before The friendly aTmosphere of The school. Then They wiTnessed our happy meeTings wiTh friends, our rushing To classes, and our Sfomping Grounds mad dashes To The lunchroom. They saw our ioys aT successful accomplishmenTs and our disap- poinTmenTs aT Tailures, and They waTched us as We dreamed and worked To realize Those dreams. They applauded us as we invesTi? gaTed and enTered new Tields of learning which would make col- lege and The TuTure more reward- ing and more meaningful. .IH ,TO T wil Q,-G H 4 X ALMA MATER Proudly poinT we To our record High in deed and ThoughT, Daily, CenTral, will we praise Thee For The Things you've TaughT. Forward ever be our wafchword- Conquer and prevail, Here's To Thee, our Alma MaTer, CenTral High, all Hail! 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The Tense momenTs of fooTball games as we saT bundled up in blankeTs, en- ThusiasTically cheering The Warriors on To vicTory . . . gaThering in The gym on rainy days and dancing unTil we were exhausTed The ioy of giving our Time and ourselves To worThvvhile proi- ecTs . . . These Things and oThers we shall always remember as ouTsTanding, yeT Typical of good Times aT CenTral. Daily Activities at Central Mold Our Minds THERE WERE SERIOUS moments also, each one introducing us to the decisions and realities of life. Those tedious lessons and long dreaded exams, each one had its purpose . . . The Bible readings in homerooms and in assemblies and the silent prayer in the lunchroom . . . the ex- citing campaigns, whose underlying purpose is to train us for future citi- zenship the strict discipline of R.O.T.C. . . . the frenzied efforts to meet deadlines-deadlines on publi- , , , ,, T 5 p nd lI CIIh uur lnoughfs to Accept Responsibilities caiions, on Term papers, and on book reporis The long hours sperii iri preparaiioh for skiis, plays, aricl assembly programs . . . for seh- iors, Naiiorial Nlerii Scholarship Tesis, College Board exams, and, aT long lasT-gracluaiion all These ele- mems, vvheiher gay or serious, worked Togeiher To make our life aT Cemral more compleie. Sruclyihg, laughing, working, playing-we had The Time of Our Lives. .S n P Teachers are creafures wiTh mysTical powers, They Think up long lessons ThaT Take hours and hoursg They sfand high and mighTyf They lay down The law, And whaT can we do buf sTancl Trembling in awe, BuT sorneTimes They slip, and Then we can see ThaT They are jusT human like you and like me. fy' 4 S ima! WHAT COULD WE have accomplished This year wiThouT Mr. RoberT E. King, our principal? Always willing To help us and sympaThize wiTh us in our problems, he has been boTh a personal guide and an inspira- Tion. In addiTion To his rouTine duTies as principal, he has wholehearTedly supporTed all worThwhile sTudenT proiecTs and acTiviTies. Under his guid- ance CenTral has become an ouTsTanding school known Tor The scholar- ship, leadership, and characTer of her sTudenTs. THANK YOU, MR. KING, for your willing and capable guidance and beneficial advice, Tor your undersTanding and valued friendship, and for aiding in every way possible To make This year, 1957, an ouTsTanding and memorable experience in our lives. Our Administrative Staff Runs Central Efficiently THE BACKBONE of every school is its administration. Central is for- tunate to have an excellent staff. From Nlr. King, our principal, to each vvorker in the cafeteria, our staff is experienced and efficient. IN THE HURRY of school activities we sometimes overlook the many behind-the-scene tasks which must be done to keep Central operating smoothly. Handling school records, preparing delicious and nourishing meals, and keeping Central's build- ing up-to-date are all duties of the office staff, the lunchroom staff, and the maintenance crew. All three staffs work to make Central the finest school in Memphis. ADJUSTING A FAUCET on one of the new water fountains is Mr. Gunn, our custodian. Although we rarely see Mr. Gunn, the good condition of our school testifies to his activity. W ,YN44 r,.,.2.. -v. ny' Sf T, ing HELPING TO KEEP our office are our secretaries, Miss Margaret Kenney and Miss Clara Hazen. Their duties include keeping scholastic and attendance records of each student and sending transcripts of grades to colleges. EVERYONE AGREES THAT on a cold day a hot lunch makes the day's work easier. Mrs. Neal, manager of the lunchroom, goes over the day's menu with Mattie Susenberry, Allie Williams, and Mary Barr, several members of her staff. , 9 , . .f'fQ' 1' it-4 f Preparing Us for College and Careers C. A. BRANYAN Radio. Radio Club. J. A. MRS. L. ELIZABETH LTLLIAN MARCELLA BROWN SOMERVELL CLINTON CRENSHAW CRUMP Mechani- Music, English, Commercial. Librarian. cal Draw- Sharps and Business Library ing, Coach. Flats Club. Club. Club, A Cappella Scholarship Choir. Committee. THROUGH A WELL-QUALIFIED FACUL- TY, Central prepares her students for college and careers. Our Teachers are willing to help students with their in- dividual problems. They create in us an interest in our subiects and a greater desire to learn more about them. MRS. EUNA DOROTHY MRS. HELEN FOREMAN GREEN FRANCES HAMILTON EF1gliSlt, Science GUTHRIE Art, Red Student Commercial, Cross Government Business Committee. Club. MISS WlLLlNGHAM'S DAY be9ln5 when She 5l9n5 lff and 935 AS MRS. LINTON KNOWS, making out report cards is one the attendance cards trom. her box. At about twenty minutes after of H19 maior tasks of a homeroom feachers From our stirs, day eight the ottice is tilled with teachers, ready to begin another day. at Cenf,-all when she plans our schedule' un-HI our last! day. I8 when she sees us graduate, our homeroom teacher is our understanding friend and our competent advisor. Our Teachers Guide and Advise Us 'FHM 'nur . X, E X -fi- s 4.9 LEON VIRGINIA ELIZABETH RUTH MARTHA MRS. MARY ' HARDISON HARRELL HORTON JAMES LOU JONES LINTON English. Mathemaf. History, Spanish. History, Spanish Warrior ics, Chairman Honor Sponsors Advisor. Boolcstore Society, Club. Committee. Debating Club. AT CENTRAL, TEACHERS assume extra duties. Many sponsor clubs and other extracurricular activities, which add to our enjoyment ot school. Students at Central A soon come to admire each teacher as a capable instructor and good friend! I. i, gift A. E. ROBERT MARGARET MRS. If McCLAlN MCCORMICK McKENZIE JOANNE Band, Chemistry, Foods, MCLEMORE I Mathemat- Lost and Candy Physical 155, Found, Counter Education. ll Honor Science Society, Club. Bookstore Committee. ,N we ---5 l -- IJI I 73 E 'K 1 93 . E 2 -A-. -wa- i,,, -..... --u.. 3 3 II it A WELL-STOCKED BOOKSTORE is a necessity tor a school as large as Central. Mr. McCormick and Fredi Goldman talre inventory ot the notebook paper in stoclr. Everything trom cough drops and Central stickers to physics worlrboolms is sold here. THROUGH THE USE ot attractive displays lille the one shown, Miss Crump, our librarian, creates greater interest in reading. Whether it be a biography, a bool: about science, or a good novel. Miss Crump is ready to help each student tind his choice. I9 Teaching Classes, Sponsoring Clubs, OL MRS. ELIZA- GORDON MRS. SALLIE BETH MALLOY MANNING MATTHEWS English, Mililary, English, Yearbook Commercial. Advisor. 5 DOROTHY METZ English Scholarship Cornrnillee DOROTHY HOYLE C, NOLAN PENNINGTON English. Melhernalics, Honor Honor Sociely. Sociery. NOT PICTU RED: ROBERT BIECHLER Mililary. REBEKAH COH EN Speech. WILMA KEITH Biology. MARY POLACK ADA RAINES MRS. LOUISE JOHN L. ANNE SCHROLL GRACE MAUZY Engligln, Erenglnx Malhernalics, lEV!QliSl'W. Sludenl Laliri, Ef1QliSl'1, Mililary, Spanish, Governrnenl, Lalin Club, Quill oncl Y-Teens. Red Cross. Scroll, Honor Sociery. PREPARING FOR THE mad rush of sludenls lo 'rl-ie piclure show, Mr. Penninglon, sponsor ol lhe Cenfral Nafiorial Honor Sociely, hands a liclcel box lo Dixie Raines. To ll THE GEIGER COUNTER Miss Green is using is a parf of The special lcil she received lasl summer while working on a fellowship al Dulrc Universily. eochers Contribute to the Time of Our Lives VIRGINIA ANNE SELMA J. D. MRS. OPAL MRS. MARY SEFFENS SHEWMAKER SIEGMAN SIMPSON SMITH THOMAS lvlarhernalics. Ivlalliernalics. I-Iisrory. Plwysics. Hislory. EITQIIISIT- I-Ionor Siuclenl Cheerleaders. Oiifefsl Socieiy. Government Warrior Ad Club- Sclwolarsliip Sraff. Cornmiriec. NOT PICTURED: LAURA MAUZY Marlwernalics. RUFFNER MURRAY Bookkeeping. Coach. M. C. PHILLIPS l'lisIory. 7 ' 7 Coach, WILLIAM WI-IARTON VERMONTA WILSON lvialliernaiics. English. Piciure Slnows, Mililary Finance, Ice-Slrarinq Club. LOUISE WILLING- HAM Social Sludies, Scholarship Comrnirlee WALLACE ALICE REBECCA WILSON WOODS YOUNG Biglgqy, Sewing. Lalin. Coacli, Firsl Aid. l-Giln Club. Red Cross. A TYPICAL MORNING ai Ceniral finds Miss Kenney Cl'i6CRif1Q in a Iardy siudenl and Mr. King reviewing The day's schedule. THE MUSIC AT THE SOCK DANCES was provided by Mr. Branyan's radio boys. Mr. Branyan wafches as Billy Thompson and Carl Randan sei up The record player and sound equipmenf. I f -431 7, 1 'Mx-+-.NN 'Nkxx .V , X 4 V ff, f fwffkfx, K I ' K ,ff ' 7214, f f g t,, 4 1. M ., 4, ff ,X A , . -xx if - Nw f 44 ff N xx Qxmawv f x M imma-ana. R KT' I, ,ff X. I li ' 4 f .ff 'Ai ff 4 1 J ' ff J 'if fi Zcwleww ,- .f .j x '..- e-f 'f -7 ff .il f I .Y X I, If , ffl. i ' 'NX-Af' if K fuk 'V ,ki Mg , K .ASR J, There's an old olcl sfory Told 'hoof Cenfral High, Thai' people fhere are friendly- Ask any passer-by. BUT seeing is believing, So read This section Through To fincl The picfure of the ones Who make our sfafemenf True. . ,ai ig 2 ff GEIXJTFFMB These Are the Centralifes We Find f if I Q52 QSM Iv eeeee MOST ATTRACTIVE I Denfon Jerry Sue Ke Wg II WITTIEST MOST ATHLETIC I Lowell Bobbiff Fay Quinn M Iave the Most in Heart and Mind Q?4mw'f'Y ' Mosf TALENTED ff I - f, Mgrvig S+a,mm Jahe iviaynor P ' 1 ,, Bruce Shroyer Mary Joy Prichard MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED rm. f T 2 MOST INTELLIGENT Don Engeiberg Harrie+ Scheuner Paul Davis Barbara Marsh BEST ALL-AROUND 04 auf' if I pd-Q' With Awe and Wonder in the Fall of Fifty-foul ADCOCK, EDWARD AKIN, DAVIS-Horneroom Vice Pres.: lnframurals: Baseball llHl'Club. ALLEN, WAYNE-lnframurals: Drill Team: Clubs: Debafinq Speecfi. ANDREWS, PATRICIA-Homeroom Vice Pres.. Sec.: Honor Sociefy: Quill and Scroll: Honor Ribbon: Yearbook Sfaff: Green Conv.: lnframurals: Lafin Tourn.: Erencli Tourn. APFEL, WENDY--Lafin Tourn,: lnframurals: Clubs: Lafin, Clnoral. ARNOLD, HOYT-Homeroom Sqf.-af-Arms, Clwaplain: lnfra- murals Capf.: Tlwird-Class Radio License: Drill Team: ROTC Ribbons: Officers' Club. ARNOLD, WILLIAM-All-Sfar lnframurals: lvlonifor: Drill Team: Rifle Team: Clubs: Science, Spanish. ATKlNS, BEMIS-Horneroom Sgf,-af-Arms: Eoofball, Baseball: Rifle Team. AWSUMB, GEORGE-Homeroom Reporfer: News Ed., Eeafures Ed. Newspaper: Lafin Tourn.: Ouill and Scroll: Warrior Kick-off: Sr. Class Play: Clubs: Debafing, Sgf.-af-Arms, Speecln, Pep. f-fi in ' 3 Radio License: Radio Club. AYMETT, JULIAN GRAVES-Drill Team: Besf Drilled Company: BAKER, DAVID ALAN-Horneroom Sgf.-af-Arms: Council Rep.: Monifor: lnframurals: Lafin Tourn.: Drill Team: Golf Team: Clubs: Debafing, Spanisln, Science. BAKER, FRANK-Spanish Club. BAKER, JACK-Monifor: lnframurals: Green Conv.: Honor Ribbon: Lafin Tourn.: Hon. Menfion: Eoofball: Baseball Mgr.: Warrior Reporfer: Clubs: Science, Debafinq. BAKER, SHIRLEY ANN-Homeroom Clnaplain: Red Cross Rep.: Lafin Tourn.: lnframurals: Clubs: Y-Teens, Lafin. BALL, WANDA-Business Club Rec. Sec. BARBER, JO ANN-Business Club. BARNETT, BARBARA-Hcmeroom Clwaplaing Office Assf.: lnfra- murals Capf.: Easlwion Snow: Mafron's Room: Boolcsfore. BARUCHMAN, JOAN-Homeroom Reporfer: Honor Ribbon: lnfrarnurals: Talenf Slwow. i is Lowly Freshmen We Entered CeniraI's Door. R Q Qu BOATNER, EDWIN-l-lomeroom Pres., Treas., Reporfer: Fire Monilor, Quill and Scroll: Lalin Tourn.-Flon. Menlion: Newspaper Sporis Eel: French Tourng Gold Convg Clubs: Speech, Debaling, Chess, BOBBITT, LOWELL-Mosl Alhlelic Boy: Allelvlemphis Foolballq Foolball. Track Capt, Fl Club. BOSTICK, BOBBY-All-Slar lrilrarnurals: Drill Plaioon: lvlonilori Swirnminqg Clubs: Spanish, Science, Chess Sql.-ai-Arms. BOSWELL, CAROLYN-Council Rep: Flomeroom Tickel Seller: lnlramuralsp Warrior Kiclreollq Clubs: Rep. Spanish, Business BOWLING, ANN-Flomeroom Sec.: lnlramuralsq lvialrorfs Room, Boolcsloreg Latin Club. BOYD, DOLLY-Red Cross Rep.: Y-Teens: Band: lWinona Miss.-Y-Teens, FHA: Band: Glee Clubg Book Clubl. BRADOW, CARL-Fire Monilorq Lalin Tourng Rifle Team Oulslandinq MI Cadelr Clubs: Olficersf Chess. BRASHEAR, JERRY-lnlramurals: l-lonor Ribbon: French Teurn BRATTON, NORMA-PTA Rep.: l-lonor Ribbon, Fashion Show Mairorfs Room, Lalin Tourn.: French Tourng Speech Club 2 QW And Soon We Caught the Spirit All Aroun BREEDEN, PATRICIA-Fashion Show: A Ca ella Choir, Clubs? pp Carnera, Speech, lce-Slcaling, Sec.-Trees. BREUER, HANS PETER-All-Sialre Orchesira: Member ol Sin- loniella. BREWER, BETTY LOU-lnlrarnurals: Fashion Show. BRIDGFORTH, JOY LYNN-l-lorneroonn Sec.-Treas.: lnrrarnurals: Talenr Show: Monilor: Fashion Show: Green. Gold Conv.: Warrior Kick-ofig Spanish Club. BRIGANCE, RAYMOND-Band: Firsi Div. Ensemble Wesl Tenn. Band Coniesly 'ialeni Show, Warrior Kiclc-oli: Radio License, Radio Club Vice Pres. BRIGI-IAM, MICHAEL-Radio Club. BRINDLEY, MARY BETH-All-Siar lnlrarnurals: Fashion Show: Sluclenl Leader: Clubs: Spanish, Y-Teens Treas., Sollball Capr. BRITT, JOYCE--Flonor Ribbon: Lalin Tourn.: l-lonor Sociely: Business Club. BROADFOOT, JIMMY-l-lorneroorn Pres.: l-lonor Ribbon: Lalin Tourn.: Candy Counlerq Gold Conv.: Warrior Reporleri l-lonor Socieiy: Clubs: Science Vice Pres.: lce-Skaling. .4-. . Q fa, L dw 1? , 5 l km s X P ax 'G jg, is if BROS, MAURICE-l-lonor Ribbon: Lalin Tourn.: ROTC Ed. Yearbook: Warrior Reporrerg Green Conv.: Boys' Cily: Laiin Club. BROOKS, BEVERLY ANN-Clubs: Spanish, Business. BROUGHTON, LEIGHTON-lniramurals. lColur'nbia Miliiary Academy-l-lonor Sociery, Baslcerball, Baseball, Traclcl. BROWN, SCARLETTE-Sharps and Flais Club, BRYAN, JIMMY-l-lorneroom Treas,, Vice Pres,3 lnirarnuralsz ROTC Color Guard: Drill Plaloon: Officers' Club. BUDERMAN, SONYA-Fashion Show, BUMGARDNER, MARTHA-Red Cross Rep.: Fashion Show: Ma+ron's Room. BURING, ARTHUR+Band: Monilorg lnlramuralsq Yearbool: Business Sfafig Honor Ribbon: Gold Conv. BURKS, DON-l-lomeroom Pres.: Foolball, Baslceiball, Baseball Capt: Fl Club. 9 o Make Our School the Very Best in Town. BURNS, JOYCE-,Library Assl.: Narralor Fashion Show: Clubs: Speech, Spanish, Business, Choral, Sharps and Flals. BURROW, Cl'lARl.ESvA Cappella Choir? Quill and Scroll? BOYS' Cilyi Sporls Ed. Yearboolc: Warrior Kick-oil: l-lonor Ribbon: Tennis: lnlramural Champions: Green, Gold Convg Clubs: Spanish. Science. BURTON, FRAN-Red Cross Rep.: Lalin Club, CANNON, JOYCE ANNE-A Cappella Choir: Double Ouinlelt Warrior Kick-oil: lnlrarnurals: French Taurn., lvlonilor: Clubs: Sharps and Flals, Sponsorsf Choral, CAPLAN, CAROLfYearbook Slall: Honor Ribbon: Lalin Tourn.: Clubs: Speech. Lalin. CARB, ALLAN-Wresllinq Team: HH Club. CARROLL, BRENDA JOY-l-lorneroom Sec.-Treas.7 Ticlcel' Seller: Library Assl.: lnlrarnurals: Clubs: Science, Choral, Pep, Library Sec.-Treas. CASON, EMILY-A Cappella Choir: Newspaper Slall: Eire Monilor: Office Assl,: lnlrarnurals: Gold Conv.: Clubs: Spanish, Sponsors' Vice Pres., Pep. CASTER, JENNINE-A Cappella Choir. Double Ouinlel. .. Q.. 's .leer 3 l E 457' i , CAUSEY, Cl-lARLESfBand Vice Pres: Solo, Ensemble-Enid, Olcla.: Wesl Tenn, Band Conlesl: lnlrarnurals: Green Conv.: Clubs: Spanish lcefSlceilinq Vice Pros. CHISOLM, JOHN-Council Rep.: lnlrarnural Champions: Lalin Tourn.: Clubs: Science, Chess. COATS, CAROL DIANE-Rod Cross Rep.: Monilor: Spanish Club. COLEMAN, Sl'llRLEY-Speech Club. COLLIER, VlRGlNlA4Ollice Assl.: lnlrarnurals? SDi!f1lSl7 Clull COOK, BRENDA JOYCE-Warrior Kicln-oil: lnlrarnurals. COOK, ELNA-Malronls Room' Speech Club. COOPER, BARBARAfLibrary Asslg lnlrarnurals' Clubs: Sharps and Elals Ar's and Crafls. COOPER, JERRY-Band' Sc'ofEnid Olaf Clubs: Choral Speech. 29 Since We Soon Learned We Must Study Harden COOPER, JUDY-Fashion Show: Monifor: Sharps and Plafs Club. CROOK, GORDON CROOK, KENNETH-lnlramurals. CROWLEY, MARY HELEN-Homeroorn Sec.: lnfrarnurals: Band: Clubs: Lafin, Science, Business, Sharps and Plafs. CRUM, JUDlTH ROSE-Horneroorn Treas.: PTA Rep.: Honor Ribbon: Fashion Show: Spanish Club. CUNNINGHAM, ELIZABETH-Horneroonn Sec.: Quill and Scroll: Warrior Reporfer, Morgue Ed.: lnfrannurals: Spanish Club. CUNNINGHAM, NINA-Warrior Reporlerg A Cappella Choir: Clubs: Lafin, Speech, Pep. DAVIS, DIANE-Fashion Show: Office Assf.: lnfrannurals. DAVlS, PAUL-Horneroom Pres.: Pr. Class Treas.: Sfudenf Govf. Pres.: Boys' Sfafe: Honor Ribbon: Gold, Green Conv.: Capf. Cenfralife: Besf All-Around Boy: Poofball. Track, Swimming' Clubs: Debafing, HH Q' fav s . ,1 M A X .4 Q f W is f .v 6 Av 1 . -1 , DEAN, SALLY-Horneroom Pres.: lnframurals: Newspaper Sfaff: Monifor: Clubs: Lafin, Speech. DEATON, DORSEYWJL. Sr. Class Sqf.-af-Arms: Honor Sociefy: Warrior Kick-off: Foofball, Baskefball Capf.. Traclc, Sfafe Traclc Meef: H Club. DeBERRY, DRUE L.fHorneroorn Pres.: Band: Solo, Ensemble. Tri-Sfafe Orchesfra-Enid, Olcla.: Assf, Drum Maior Band: Officers' Club. DENTON, IRA CLAUDE-Honor Sociefy? Council Rep.: Boys' Cify: Boys' Sfafe: Honor Ribbon: Cand. Fr. Class Treasi Cand. Sfu. Govf. Pres.: Sr. Class Pres.: Capf Cenfralife: Lafin Tourn.: Warrior Kiclc-off: Green Conv.: lnfrarnurals: lvlosf Affracfive Boy: Foofball: Clubs: Speech. De SHAZO, STEVE--Lafin Tourn.: Besf Drilled Co.: Clubs: Lalin, Chess. DEVER, JUANITA SUE-Fashion Show: Lunchroom Cashier' Boolcsfore: Business Club, i DICKSON, CAROl.+Honor Ribbon: Sfudenf Leader: lnfra. murals: Clubs: Spanish, Business. DILLON, DOROTHY-lnframurals: Clubs: Y-Teens, Spanish, DlLl.ON, PATRICIA ANNE-Honweroom Vice Pres.: Yearbook Sfaff: Gold Com.: Mafrorfs Room: Boolcsfore: Red C1055 Rep.: PTA Rep.: lnfrarnurals: Clubs: Spanish, Business. Speech. gif l 'nglish and Math We Attacked With Ardor. DORMER, ARNOLD-Gold Conv.: llecln-fSportsmen Clubl. DOWDY, SUE DALTON-ll-layte, lvlo, Council Rep.: Student Council Sec.: Yearbook Statt: PHA Songleader: Band: Clubs: Dance,fPep, Glee Club Accomp.: A Cappella Choir Accornp.l. DOWNING, ELLSWORTH-Horneroorn Treas.: Honor Society: Honor Ribbon: French Tourn.: Drill Platoon: lntramurals: Clubs: Qtticersf Rod and Reel Vice Pres. DRAUGHON, RICHARD-Horneroom Sgt.-at-Arms. Treas.: Monitor: Green Conv.: Intramurals: Band: Solo, Ensemble- Enid. Okla.: State Band Contest: Clubs: Spanish. Science. Ctiess. DREWRY, BEVERLY--Red Cross Rep.: lntrarnurals: Clubs: Span- ish, Speectt. DUKE, JO ANN-Library Asst.: lntrannurals: Latin Tourn.: Red Cross Rep.: Clubs: Business. Sharps and Flats. DUKES, KENNETH-Intramurals: Radio License-3rd Class Commercial. EASTHAM, HUGl-l4Warrior Kick-ott. EGGLESTON, HAROLD-lntrarnurals: Arts and Cratts Club. I tfff ,S I . ff L? it e .. ?'- We , .,,,. V , Sail ... , , A , A ., . , 6 EGGLESTON, JIMMY-Honneroom Treas.: Cand. Boys' Vice Pres, Stu. Govt.: Cand, Jr. Class Pres.: Cand. Sr. Class Vice Pres.: Honor Society Vice Pres.: Honor Ribbon: Moni- tor: Boysl City: lntrarnurals' Warrior Kick-ott: Sr. Class Play: Latin Tourn.: Prencln Tourn,: Capt. Centralito. EILERT, BOB-Horneroonn Pres.: Cond. Pr. Class Prod.: Cand. Stu. Govt. Trees.: Sr, Class treats.: Honor Ribbon: Boys' City: Green Conv.: Warrior Reporlcr: Latin Tourn.: Priinclw Tourn.: Pootball Basketball, Track: l'l-ll' Club. EISEMAN, CAROL-Sec.-Trees. Yearbook: NSPA Conv.: Honor Society: Honor Ribbon: Warrior Reporter: Latin Tourn., Quill and Scroll: Prcncln ilourn.: lntrarnurals: Latin Club. ELLIS, CAROL-Easlnion Slnow: Bookstore: lviatronls Room: Candy Counter: Qttice Asst.: Y-teens. ELLIS, WALTER-Hornerooni Vice Pres.. Secs Trees? Lfftln Tourn.: Qttlcersl Club Pres. ENGELBERG, DON-Homerocni Reporter: Honor Ribbon: Honor Society: Quill and Scroll- Newspaper Copy Ed.: Most Intelligent Boy: Clubs: Latin Debating Otticersl. ENGELBERG, ELAlNE-Fashion Snow: Matronls Roorn: Red Cross Reof Intramurals' Latin lournf Latin Club. ENGELBERG, LORRAINE-Yearbook Ed., Jr, Ed.: Honor Rib' bon' Honor Societyi Quill and Scroll Vice Pres.: Cand. Fr. Class Sec.: Cand. Jr. Class Sec.: NSPA Conv.: Fasliion Sltow: lntrarnurals Capt.: Warrior Kick-oti: Red Cross Sec.: Latin Club. ERICKSON, TED-Latin Tcurn.44tn Place' Monitor: l-liner Rib- bon' All-Star Iritrannuras: Basketlsa Clubs: Latn Science. 3I When Final Exams Were Over, We Sighed in Relie ERWIN, DALE-Mafron's Roorn' PTA Rep.: lnfrarnurals: Talenf I Show: Spanish Club. .Q 13 ERWIN, JUDY-Newspaper Sfaff: Office Assfx Clubs: Spanish, Sharps and Flafs. f ' Qi w ESSARY, KARON-rieiei Seller: Fashion show. Lunchmom X7 Cashier. FARRIS, JO ANN-Boolcsfore: lnfrarnurals: Arfs and Craffs Club, FANRROW, ANDREA-Honieroom Pres.: Monifor: All-Sfar infra- rnurals: lnfrarnurals Capf.: Referee: Gold Conv.: Clubs: Speech. Spanish. FAULKNER, BETTE RUTHfHomeroom Chaplain: lviafrorfs Room: Warrior Reporfer: Clubs: Speech. Spanish. FELSENTHAL, CECILE-Sec.-Treas. Scroll: Lafin Tourn.: lnframurals: Clubs: Lafin, Speech Sec. Newspaper: Ouill and FERGUSON, JOANNE-lnframurals: lBrownsville, Tenn.-Band: PHAT. FINLEY, JOHN-lnfrarnurals: Officers' Club. Capf.: Green Conv. sors'. Business. Science. FRANCIS, BARBARA Radio. Science. De-bafing. Officers. FISCHER, ANN-Mafron's Room: Fashion Show, lsf Alf. Miss Jr. Model: Clubs: Spanish. Sharps and Flafs. Ice-Slcafing. FISHMAN, BARBARA-Sfudenf Leader: lnframurals. FLORENCE, DAVID-Horneroorn Pres.. Vice Pres.: lnframurals FORTNER, BARBARA ANN--lnframurals: Spanish Club. FOSTER, HELEN-Council Rep.: Honor Ribbon: Lafin Tourn,: Honor Sociefy: lnfrarnurals Capf.: Band Sec.: Clubs: Spon- FOWLKES, CEClL+Vice Pres. Sr. Class: Cand. Cornrri. of Assemblies: Foofball, Baslsefball. Track: H Club. FRENCH, NICK-Warrior Kiclc-off? French Tourn.: Speech Club, FRIEDMAN, HARRYwDrill Team: Eesf Drilled Squad: Clubs: 4. r 1 lhat a Year Had Passed Was Beyond Belief. FRUTCHEY, DAVID-Horneroorn Sql.-a+AArms: Fooiball, Track: I-l Club. FULGHUM, BOB-l-lorneroorn lreas.: Honor Ribbon: Lalin l'OUfn.I Cornrn. of Publiciiy, Vice Pres. Sfudenl Govl.: Frienclliesl Boy: Peolball, Baskelball, Swinfirningi UH Club. FULP, CLAUDE-Inlramurals. GARLAND, NANCY-lnirarnurals. GARRISON. NANCY-Honor Ribbon: Newspaper Slali: Office Assl.: Laiin Tourng lnlramurals: Clubs: Lalin, Spanish, Sponsorsf GIBSON, MARSH-Council Rep.: Inlrarnurals. GlLBERT, NOEL MlCl-lAEL-l-lonneroorn Sec.: Council Rep.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Socieiy Pres.: lnlramurals: Laiin Tournf-2nd Place: Capi. Cenlraliie: All-Slale Orcheslra- Cenceri lvlasler. GLASCOCK, Cl-lARLINE-Homeroorn Vice Pres.: Council Rep.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Quill and Scroll: Assi. Ed. Yearbook: Lalin lourn.-Dislin.: Gold Key+Scholaslic Ari Awards, Firsi Place Cily Beaulilul Posler Conlesi: Clubs: Sponsors', Arls and Craiis, Ice-Skalinq. GLASGOW, PHIL-Homeroom Pres.: lnlrarnurals: Laiin Tourn. Drill learn: Rille Team. p in , p 57 V Pu , fj. 1 5, 11: 2 ff' Q N ,J zii sggw-wvgp lf 5 -KT- A-' 5 H' 32 ' Cf 6. X A 4- '!'.T:: .. CP' 5 N 4? l 3 f L sl l Q Nl If Ki , I Qw s f pr c H :.:, f WX, is . 'Q 4 Jp, I px 1, GODWIN, NANCY-Horneroom Chaplain: lnlrarnurals: Ma, lron's Room: Lunchroom Cashier: Fire Moniior: Teachers' Ed, Yearbook: Clubs: Spanish, Pep, lcc-Skalinq. GOLDSTEIN, HARRIET--Clubs: Spanish, Arls and Crails. GOLDSTElN, LYNDA PAY-Honor Ribbon: Gold Conv.: Year- book Slall: VVarrior Reporleri lnlraniurals: Red Cross Rep.: Clubs: Spanish, Spensorsh GORDON, GLADYS-Malrerfs Room: Candy Counler: Clubs: Y-Teens Speech. llech High-Talenl Show: Home-roern Chaplain: Fashion Show: Clubs: Pep, Y-Teensl, GOSSETT, JAN4Lalin Tourn.5 lnlrarnural Champions. GRAVES, JUDY-PTA Rep.: Fashion Show: Mairon's Roornt Talenl Show: Library Assl.: lnirarnurals: A Cappella Choir: Clubs: Lalin, Pep. GREEN, SANDRAfl-lornereorn Sec., Vice Pres., Treas.: PTA Repy lnrrarnuralsq Warrior Kick-oil: C-old Conv.: Fashion Show Malron's Roorn: Moniiorg Clubs: Spanish, Business. GREER, BYRON4l'lOmSVOOm Trees.: lnirarnurals: Green Conv.: Capi, Cenlralire: Fooiball, Baskeibal' l-l Club, GRESHAM, JERRY-Horneroom Pres.: Green Conv: Lalin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Scciely: Warrior Kick-oil: Siudeni Govr, Trees.: Clubs: H Science. 33 2 Q R ,mf 4 fs W Y . With Happy Smiles, in the Eleventh Grad. GRIEF, LINDA-Honor Ribbon: Ouill and Scroll' NSRA Conv,: Adverlisinq lvlqr. Newspaper: Warrior Kick-oll: lnlrarnurals: Lalin lourn.: Clubs: Lalin, Spanish, Business. GRIFFIN, JEAN-Band: lnlrarnurals: Clubs: Sponsors, Business. GRUBER, MARCIA CLAIRE--Clubs: Spanish, Sharps and Flals. GUINN, JERRY-Band: Solo-Slale Conlesl: Ice-Slfalinq Club, GULLETT, MARJORIE-I-lomeroom Ticlcel Seller: Fashion Show: Clubs: Pep, lce'Slcaling. GURNER, GAIL GUSTAFSON, CARL-Council Rep.: lnlramurals: Lalin Tourn Clubs: Lalin, Science. lce-Shaling. GUTHRIE, FREDDIE-Homeroom Sec.: lnlramurals: Drill Team: Green Conv.: Spanish Club. HALL, ELIZABETH-Homeroorn Sec.: Red Cross Rep.: lnlra- murals Capl.: Green, Gold Conv.: Lalin Tourn,: Honor Ribbon: Clubs: Lalin, Spanish, Business, Speech. 1'- . ' A. ,ave fin. W W , QM 6 5 2 '.', 1 . f ff' , ,ig f f 7-'f4i5fzaff: 1 '25, HAMMOND, FRANCES DOLLY-Monilor: lnlramurals: Library Assl.: Bookslore: Clubs: Debaling, Ice-Skaling. HARDISON, BEE-I-lomeroorn Sec., Sql.-al-Arms: Red Cross Rep: Newspaper Slall: Monilor: lnlrarnurals: Clubs: Span- ish, Speech, Rep. HARDY, MARION-l-lomeroorn Sec.: Honor Ribbon: lvlonilor: lnlrarnurals: Lalin lourn.: Spanish Club. HARWELL, LEE-I-lomeroorn Vice Pres.: Tickel Seller: lnlra- murals Capl.: Choral Club. HAYS, ANN-Boolcslore: Business Club Social Sec. HAYS, DORIS CAROL-Warrior Reporler: FTA Rep.: Red Cross Rep.: lnlramural Champions: French Tourn.: Clubs: Pep, Science. HEIDELBERG, GAY-Red Cross Rep.: lnlramuralsg Speech Club. HELLUMS, LIONEL-lnlrarnurals. HENDERSON, BETSY-Warrior Reporler: Yearbook Business Slall: Clubs: Spanish, Speech, Pep. Ve Greefed Anew All the Friends We'd Made. Aim! HENDERSON, ELAINE-lvlalrons Room: Warrior Reporler: ln- lrarnurals: Clubs: Spanish, Arls and Cralls, Sponsorsf HENDERSON, JUDY-lvlalron's Room: Warrior Reporler: lnrra- murals: Clubs: Spanish, Business. HENDERSON, SALLY-Marron's Reporler: PTA Rep.: Council Rep.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Classes Ed. Year- book: A Cappella Choir: lnlramurals: Clubs: Spanish, Sharps and Elals, Choral. HERZOG, MARGARET-l-lorneroorn Pres.: Red Cross Rep.: Quill and Scroll: Warrior Reporler: School Lile Ed. Year- book: lnlrarnurals: Clubs: Sponsorsf Speech. HEWITT, VlRGlNlA-Malrorfs Room: Red Cross Rep.: Y-Teens. HILL, HUGH-Band: lnlramurals: lDurango. Colo.- H Club: Foolball. Baskelball. Baseballl. HlLL, JOE-l-lomeroom Pres.: Fr. Class Sql.-al-Arms: Cand. Comm.-al-Large: Cand. Senior Class Sql.-al-Arms: Gold Conv.: Baseball, Foolball: H Club. HILL, KITTY-Horneroom Sec.: Newspaper Slalf: Monilor. HOAGLAND, RAMONAel-lorneroorn Sec.: Red Cross Rep.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: A Cappella Choir: Gold Conv.: Ollice Assl.: lvla'rron's Room: Sludenl Leader. ern 4' 53, s ' snr ,Lol I-, , , 'l r 59,1439 E E i'i lil Q A , , x We 'A is is 'Q' f'i X HOLLAND, BOB HOLMES, JERRY HOPPS, SOPHRONIA-Arls and Cralfs Club. HORSBURGH, HAL-Yearbook Slalf: Drill Team Leader: ln- lrannurals Capl.: Clubs: Officers Radio. HORTON, BESSIE MAEAlnlrannurals Capl.: Arls and Crafls Club. HORTON, ELAINE-Honor Ribbon: Newspaper Slall: Monilor: Clubs: Sponsors'. Sharps and Elals, Pep. HOUSTON, JACK-Horneroorn liclcel Seller: lnlramurals: Wresllinq, Swimming. Traclc: Clubs: H , Rod and Reel. HOWELL, ANNE-Horneroom Ticker Seller: Fashion Show, Miss Jr. Model:-lnlrarnurals: Talenl Show: A Cappella Choir: Double Quinlel: Clubs: Spanish, Y-Teens. HUGHES, SHIRLEY-Library Assl.: lnlrarnurals: Malron's Room: Clubs: Spanish, Business. Arls and Cralls, Rep. When the Falling Snow Our Exams, Postponed HUTTER, JAMES L,-Honor Ribbon: Lafin Tourn.: lnframurals: Drill Plafoon: Warrior Kick-off: Warrior Newspaper Edifor: NSRA Convenfion: Ouill and Scroll: Officers' Club. ISAACSON, MARTIN-lnframurals. JABLIN, MIRIAM-PTA Rep.: lnfrarnurals: Sfudenf Leader: Warrior Newspaper, Yearbook Sfaff: Clubs: Spanish, Busi- ness. JACOBY, CAROLYN+l-lonneroom Reporfer: Red Cross Rep.: lnfrannurals Capf.: Fashion Shaw: Mafrorfs Room: Clubs: Y-Teens Business, Spanish. JAFFEE, PATSY-Council Rep.: Honor Ribbon: lnframurals: Lafin Tourn,: Yearbook Sfaff: Clubs: Lafin, Spanish, Arfs and Craffs, Speech. JOHNSON, BECKY ANN-Fashion Show: Ma+ron's Room: ln- framurals. JOHNSON, DONNA-Warrior Reporfer: A Cappella Choir: lnlramurals: Sfudenf Leader: Office Assf.: Clubs: Business Pep Pres. JOHNSTON, ROBERT GRIFFIN JONES, JIMMIE I i'i X X , f, f ff ,ff X 7. f , ,X f X W X f JONES, JIMMY-Drill Plafoon: lnframurals: Officers' Club. JONES, STANTON KAPLAN, EDWARD-l-lomeroom Vice Pres., Sec.: Baskefball, Foofball, Track: Talenf Show: l-lonor Ribbon: Warrior Kick- off: H Club, KAPLAN, SANDRA JOAN-Red Cross Rep.: lnframurals: Clubs: Spanish, Sharps and Flafs. KEENUM, SUZAN-l-lomeroonn Sec.: Red Cross Rep: Infra- murals: Monifor: Fashion Show: Clubs: Camera Business Sharps and Flafs, Speech, Pep, Y-Teens. Sec. KEISKER, KAY-Red Cross Rep.: lnfrarnurals: Clubs: Choral. Y-Teens. KELLEY, TOMMY-Council, Rep.: Honor Socie-fy: l-lcnor Rib bon: lnfraniurals' Warrior Kick-off: Lafin Tournx Cheer- leaders- Clubs: Lafin Science. Speech Sqf.-af-Arms. KELLY, JERRY SUE-Red Cross Rep.: l-lonor Ribbon' Mcsf Aflracfive Girl- lnfrarnurals: Monifor' Yearbook Business Sfaff: Fire Monifor: Lafin Tourn: Clubs: Lafn Spankh Pep Speech Vice Pres. KENNON, KAY-PTA Rep! Green Conx: !nfran'ura'5' Clubgg Spanish Arfs and Craffs Speech. :bl rom ci Junior Wos Ne'er Heard o Groon. KERR, PATRlClA-Homeroom Reporler: Honor Socieiy: lnlra- murals: Warrior Kick-oil: Honor Ribbon: Green Conv.: Talenf Show. KING, PATRICIA-Red Cross Rep.: Honor Ribbon: lnlramural Champions: Laiin Tourn.: Clubs: Lalin. Sponsors' Sec.- Treas. KlNNETT, NANCY-Red Cross Rep. lLausanne-Talenl Show: Honor Council: Slucleni Crovl.: French Clubl. KIRCHEN, SUSAN-Homeroom Vice Pres.: Honor Sociely: Quill and Scroll: A Cappella Choir: Business Mgr., Floor Mgr, Warrior Newspaper: Lalin Tourn.: Golcl Conv,: War- rior Kiclc-oll: Honor Ribbon: NSPA Conv.: Cancl. Jr. Class Vice Pres.: French Tourn.: Clubs: Lalin, Science. KIRK, LARRY-Drill Plaloon: lniramurals: Officers' Club. KIRKWOOD, GRACE-A Cappella Choir: Warrior Kiclc-oil: Honor Ribbon: lvloniior: Spanish Club Pres. KROEGER, DON-Homeroom Sql.-ai-Arms: Honor Ribbon: ln lramurals: Lalin Tourn.3 Science Club: lKirksville, Mo.- Sludenl Govl. Officer: Laiin Tourn.: Foolball: l.a'rin Clubl LA MANNA, MARC-O-lnlramurals Capl.: Spanish Club. LAMB, DENNlS'Honor Ribbon: Drill Team: Drill Plaloon: ln lramurals: Spanish Club. 7-. fl' . A sa ., f 1 uv - iii. fd-P f v MM' ...W LAMBERT, RACENE-Fashion Show: Red Cross Rep.: Infra- murals: Clubs: Sharps and Flals, Arls and Crails. LAND, MARILYN-Homeroom Ticker Seller: Red Cross Rep.: lnframuralsg Office ASSl.i NGWSPGPGI' Sidllf SP6H'1iSl'I Club. LANGE, LINDA-Honor Socieiy: Honor Ribbon: lnlramurals: Sluderil Leader: lvlonilor: Hon. Menlion Lalin Tourn.: Clubs: Lalin, Science. Pep, Y-Teens Sec, LAWSHE, BOBBY-Rifle Team: lnlramurals. LAZENBY, OUIDA-Warrior Reporier: Council Rep.: Clubs: Laliri. Spanish, Pep, Speech. LAZENBY, SHARRON LEE-Clubs: Choral Vice Pres., Sharps and Flals, Speech. LEGG, MARILYN LEVY, IDA LEIGH-Horneroom Pres.: Council Rep.: Quill and Scroll: lnlramurals: Yearbook Business Slall: Warrior Kick- off: Taleni Show: Lalin Tourn.: Monilor: Gold. Green Conv.: Clubs: Lalin, Spanish. Speech. LEVY, JO ROSE-Warrior Reporler: Council Rep.: lnlramurals: Yeurboolc Business Siaffg Warrior Kick-off: Clubs: Pep. Spaiish. 3 7 Our Junior Class Party Was ca Tremendous Success LEWIS, BETTIE-Inlramurals. LINDSEY, BARBARA-Homeroom Sec.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Quill and Scroll: Copy Ed. Yearboolr: NSPA Con- venlion: Lalin Tourn.: Inlramurals: Clubs: Lalin, Spanish, Debaling, Sponsorsf LITTLE, BOB-Council Rep.: lnlramurals: Drill Team: Foolball. Wreslling. Track: Clubs: Spanish, H , Arls and Cralls. LITTLE, LINDA LOU-Red Cross Rep.: Fashion Shaw: Honor Ribbon: Larin Tourn.:,Clubs: Pep, Ice-slcaling. LIVINGSTON, LEE HALTOM-Council Rep.: Honor Ribbon: Ouill and Scroll: Newspaper Slalii Lalin Tourn.: Wresllinqz Science Club. ' I fl ii 7 W I r.',i if 1 I 3 W LIVINGSTON, MIKE-Horneroom Treas. LOGSDON, SUSAN-Honor Ribbon: Larin Tourn.: Inframurals: Band Librarian: All-Slale Band: Tri-Slale Orcheslra: Clubs: Lalin, Business, Sharps and Flars. LONG, WADE-lvlonilor: A Cappella Choir: ROTC Color Guard: ROTC Malor: Officers' Club. LOSKOVE, MORRIS-.lomeroom Pres.: Council Rep.: Williesl Boy: Inlramurals: Warrior Reporler: Warrior Kiclc-oil: Clubs: Debaling, Speech. LOSKOVE, MYRNA DALE-Speech Club. LOVELACE, MILES-Council Rep.: Boys' Ciry: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Fire Monilorg Lalin Tourn.: Warrior News Ed.: Ouill and Scroll: L+, Col. ROTC: Drill Team: Oulsland- ing Cadel: Plaloon Leader: Clubs: Chess, Debaling Vice Pres., Ollicersf LOWE, DIANE-Homeroom Sec.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Socielyt Lalin Tourn.: French Tourn.: Clubs: Science, Library Pres. LOWRY, JOHN-Drill Team: lnlramurals. LUTTRELL, JOYCE-Fashion Show: lnlramurals. LYLES, KATHERINE-Homeroam Ticlcel' Seller: PTA Rep.: In- lramurals: Clubs: Spanish, Science. LYON, JOAN-Honor Ribbon: Honor Socie-ly: Ouill and Scroll: Yearboolc Sr, Personals Ed.: Fashion Show: Siudeni Leader: Lalin Tourn.-Disfincrion, Hon. Menlion: Infra- muralsg Clubs: Lafin Sec.. Program Chairman, Debaling Sec.-Treas,, Sharps and Flals Treas., Camera. MABILE, JAMES-Drill Team: Inlramurals: Officers' Club, MAKOWSKY, BRENDA-Lalin Club. I md Time Out For Ginger, From Work a Recess. MAKRIS, MICHAEL, JR.-French Tourn. MANUEL, BEVERLY-l-lorneroom Ticker Seller: Council Rep.: Inlrarnural Capr.: Fashion Show: Ma'rron's Roorn: Warrior Kick-oil: Gold Key Scholaslic Arr Award: Clubs: Pxrls and Cralls, Pep. MARCUS, CHARLOTTE-l-lomeroorn Sec., Devorional Chair- rnan: Council Rep.: lnrramuralsg l-lonor Ribbon: Sludenl Leader: Capr. Cenlralile: Gold Conv.: Band: Cand. Comm. Social Aclivilies: Cand. Treas. Jr, Class: Besl'-Drilled Spon- sor: Clubs: Spanish, Science, Debaling Sec., Speech Pres., Sponsors' Pres. MARION, JACK-l-lomeroom Treas.: lnrrarnurals. MARSH, BARBARAfRed Cross Rep.: lnlrarnurals Capi.: War rior Kick-off: Srudenl Leader: Cheerleader Capr.: Clubs Spanish, Sponsors', Business, Pep. MASINGI LL, MYRA-Business Club. MAYNOR, JANE-l-lorneroorn Vice Pres., Ticker Seller: Red Cross Rep.: Warrior Newspaper Circularion Mgr.: Miss Home Fc. l956: Fashion Show: Warrior Kick-oil: Mosl Talenied Girl. MAYS, HERBERT A.-Foolball Manager: l-l Club. McAULEY, TOMMY-Homeroom Pres., Treas.: A Cappella Choir: lnrrarnurals: ROTC Color Guard: Drill Plaloon: Officers' Club. 6. 1 fi 'V' re an . . ,,. - 2 -...f 5 , 9' -- 1- .. 1 r ' 4 I X an , MCBRIDE, DAVIDAlnlrarnurals5 Officers' Club. MCCADDON, NETTIE-Horneroorn Vice Pres., Chaplain: Infra- rnurals: French Tourn.g Clubs: Choral, Sharps and Flals. MCCALMAN, MARY FRANCES--Lalin Tourn.: lnfrarnurals: Lunchroorn Cashier: Clubs: Lalin, Speech, Pep. MCCASLIN. JlMMYfl-lonor Sociely: Cand. Pres. Sr. Classi Laboralorv Assr.: A Cappella Choir: Boys' Ciry: lnlrarnurals: Yearbook Shall: Warrior Kick-oil: Honor Ribbon: Gold Conv.: Lalin Tourn.: Cheerleader: Taleni Show: Clubs: Lalin, Speech Pres. McGAHA, LOMA KATE-Florneroorn Chaplain: lnlrarnurals: Clubs: Lalin, Spanish, Pep, Library. MCKEE, BEVERLY-lnlrarnurals: Clubs: Spanish, Sharps and Flars, Business Vice Pres., Pep. MCLIN, SHIPLEY-Homeroorn Sec.: PTA Rep.: Warrior Re- poriert Fashion Show: lnrrarnural Champions: Business Club Corres. Sec. MCNESS, RALPH-Band: l-lonor Ribbon. McNlELL, FRANCES-l-lomeroorn Vice Pres., Sec.: l-loner So- cielv Sec.: lnlramural Champions: l-loonr Ribbon: Lalin Tourn.-l-lon. Menrion, Disrinclion: Gold Conv.: Yearbook Faculry Ed.: Warrior Kickeoll: Clubs: Lalin, Science, Busi- ness, Pep, Y-Teens. 39 When 0ur Senior Rings We Exciteclly Claimec McREYNOLDS, SIDNEY-Red Cross Rep.: Moniror: Regional Scholaslic Arr Awards: 2nd Place-MidfSou+h Fair: Clubs: Spanish, Arls and Craffs. MERRITT, JUDY-Homeroom Vice Pres., Treas.: Monilor. MEYER, JEANIE-Malron's Room: A Cappella Choir: Clubs: Choral Sgr,-al-Arms, Sharps and Elals Pres. MILES, BARBARA-Horneroom Vice Pres.: Ma+ron's Room: ln- Jrrarnurals: Newspaper Siaii: Spanish Club. MILLER, BOBBY-Council Rep.: Track: lniramurals: Clubs: Spanish, H . MILLICAN. ROY-Band, MITCHELL, JOHN-Band: Solo, lsr Div. Ensemble-Enid, Okla.: Solo-W. Tenn. Band Conlesi: lniramurals: Warrior Kick-off: Drill Plaroon: Clubs: Red Cross Pres., Ice-Skaiing. MOBLEY, MARTHA-Band: lnrramurals: Larin Tourn.: PTA Rep.: Clubs: Speech, Laiin. Spanish, Sharps and Flais. MOLONEY, RICHARD-Ivloniior: lnrramurals. C Ki i K 45' ,. 1 , 85:51 4. MONSARRAT, DONNA-Homeroom Treas.: Cand. Vice Pres. Fr. Class: Cand. Treas. Sr. Class: Fire Marshal: Cand. Girls' Vice Pres. Siudeni Govt: Honor Sociefy: Quill and Scroll: Honor Ribbon: Cheerleader: Yearbook Sraili: Narraior Fashion Show: Capl. Ceniralire: Clubs: Sponsors' Pres., Larin, Ice-Skaling. MOORE, JANET ELIZABETH-Library Assi.: Clubs: Sharps and Elafs, Arls and Craffs, Library. MOORE, MARTHA-Fashion Show: Monifor. MOORE, MARY JANE-Homeroom Treas.: Honor Sociefy: Quill and Scroll: Eeaiures Ed. Warrior Newspaper: Honor Ribbon: PTA Rep.: Warrior Rep.: Band: lnfrarnural Capi.: Lafin Tourn,: Clubs: Science Sec., Larin, Speech, Spanish Vice Pres., Sharps and Plais. MOORE, ROBIN-Drill Team: Radio License: Clubs: Radio Sgr.-ai-Arms, Pep. MOORE, RUTH-Homeroom Vice Pres.: Yearbook Sialif: War- rior Rep., Honor Ribbon: Booksfore: lnlramurals: Spanish Club. MORGAN, RELBUE-Homeroorn Vice Pres.: Honor Sociefy: Honor Ribbon: lniramuralsp Green Conv.: Officers' Club. MORRIS, SANDRA-Yearbook Sraffp Honor Ribbon: Infra- murals: Clubs: Spanish, Science, Sharps and Flafs Sec. MORRISON, DONNA-Clubs: Y-Teens, Sharps and Flafs. lime maculale Conceplion-Fashion Show: Pep Clubl. Oh, Aren't They Beautiful! Was the Refrain. MORTON, ANN+Horneroorn Pres., Chaplain: Honor Socielyi lnifdmufdls: Newspaper Slall: Honor Ribbon: Sludenr Leader: Monilor: Lalin Tourn.-Hon, Men.: Clubs: Larin, Science, MORTON, PAULA--Library Assl.: Clubs: Science, Y-Teens. MOSKOWITZ, MAURICE LEEgHorneroom lreas.: Council Rep.: Honor Sociely: Assl. Copy Ed. Warrior Newspaper: Yearbook Siafl: Honor Ribbon: Gold Conv., Laiin Tourn.2 Superior, Excellenl Memphis Slale Speech Congress: Clubs: Lalin, Science Program Chairman. Debaring Vice Pres., Speech Pres. MURFF, JAMES-lnrramurals: Red Cross Rep. MURPHY, SANDRA-Red Cross Rep.: lnlrarnurals: Clubs: Y-Teens, Sharps and Plais, Sponsorsf MURRAY, JERRY-All-Memphis Foorball, Track: H Club. MYERS, NANCY-Horneroorn Pres., Sec., Ticker Seller: PTA Rep.: Honor Ribbon: Yearbook Slall: Fashion Show: War- rior Kick-oll: lnlramurals. NANNEY, ALTHEA DALE-Office Assl.: Sharps and Flals Club. NASH, GlNETTE-lnlrarnurals: Spanish Club. K. , r- l ff ' 6 I . - r - in NELSON, ALFRED!-Red Cross Rep.: Band-Tri-Slale Confesl, Firsl Div. Solo, Firsl Div. Ensemble, Enid, Okla.: Wc-sl Tenn. Band Conlesl: Spanish Club. NELSON, MARY WOOD-Pep Club. NOAH, BOBBY RAYflnlrarnurals. NUCKOLLS, NELLEYsHorncroom Pres., Sec.: Council Rep.: Fr. Class Sec.: Honor Sociely: Warrior Kick-off: Honor Ribbon: Gold Conv.: Lalin lourn.: Sponsors' Club Sec. OGLESBY, JANE-Homeroom Sec.: Warrior Kick-off: Honor Ribbon: Office Asst: Fashion Show: A Cappella Choir: Clubs: Business, Pep. OKEON, DAVID-Homeroom Ticker Seller: Council Rep.: lnlra- murals: Golf Team: Warrior Kick-oil: Monilor: Lalin Tourn.: Drill Plaloon: Clubs: Science, Chess, Speech. OSER, IRMA-lnlramurals: Horneroorn Ticker Seller: Library Assl.: Spanish Club. OWEN, JANE-Council Rep.: Quill and Scroll: Red Cross Treas.: All-Slar Inlramurals: Warrior Kick-off: Lalin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon: Yearbook Business Sfalf: Clubs: Spanish, Science, Speech Sec., Pep Vice Pres. OZIER, MAC-Warrior Kick-oil: Inlramurals: Fire Monilor: Clubs: Spanish, Science. 4' Ancl When School Started Again in Septembei PARCHMAN, ROBERT LEE-Horneroom Vice Pres.: Red Cross Rep.: Band: lnrrarnurals: Green Conv.: Spanish Club. PATTON, EDDIE-Foorball Capi: All-Memphis Foolball: I-I Club, PAUL, SANDRA-Honor Ribbon: Clubs: Lalin, Choral. Sharps and Flafs. PAYNE, JAMES M.-I-lorneroorn Sql.-al-Arms: lnrrarnurals. PECK, DAN-Homeroom Sec.: Red Cross Rep.: Band: All-Slale Band. PEEBLES. MARY-Homeroom Treas., Ticker Seller: Honor Rib- bon: lvloniror: Fire Moniror: lnrramurals: Gold Conv.: Lalin Tourn.: Clubs: Lalin. Spanish, Sponsors', Speech. PEGRAM, LINDA KAY-Honor Sociery: Honor Ribbon: Cheer- leader: Warrior Reporrer: Srudenl Leader: Red Cross Rep.: lnlrarnurals: Green Conv.: Lalin Tourn.: Clubs: Lalin, Span- ish. PHILIPS, FRANK-Red Cross Rep.: Warrior Reporier: lColum- bia Miliiary Academy-Debaling Club: lnlramurals: Tennisi PIERCE, JOHN-Clubs: Science, Chess, X .4 1 L- 4 41' 1 PITTS, BARBARA ANN-PTA Rep.: Candy Counier: lniramurals: Clubs: Y-Teens, Spanish. PLUNK, JOY-Honor Ribbon: Fashion Show: lnrramurals: Y- Teens: ll-lighland Park High School, Topeka. Kansas-Slcah ing Club. Square Dance Clubl. PORTER, JEAN-Monilor: lv1a+ron's Room: Library Assl'-.: PTA Rep. Newspaper Slaif: Fashion Show: Clubs: Ar'l's and Crafis, Ice-Slcaiing, Sponsors', Sharps and Flafs. POWELL, BETH-Homeroorn Sec., Vice Pres.: La'l'in Tourn.: Fashion Show: Ma+ron's Room: Clubs: Laiin, Pep. PRATHER, SANDRA-l-lomeroom Sec.: Yearbook Sfaff: War- rior Kick-off: lnframurals: Office Assi.: Clubs: Pep, Spanish, Speech Science. PRICE, WALLACE-lnframurals. PRICHARD. MARY JOY-Horneroorn Pres.. Council Rep.: Vice Pres. Jr. Class: Sec. Sfudenf Govr.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Capr. Cenlraliie: Girls' Ciry: Newspaper Ari' Ed.: Quill and Scroll: Warrior Kick-off: Mosr-Likely-To-Succeed Girl. PRICHARD, PHILIP-lnlramurals: Chess Club. PULLIAM, PEGGY-Homeroom Sec., Treas., Vice Pres.: A Cappella Choir: Gold Conv.: Warrior Reporler: Yearbook Sralf: Clubs: Spanish. Arls and Crails. he Thrill of -Being Seniors PYLE, MARGARET ANN-Horneroorn Sec., Treas,, Vice Pres,: lnlramuralsf Business Club. QUINN, FAY-Horneroom Vice Pres., Sec.: All-Slar lnlramurals: Yearbook Slall: Warrior Reporler: Warrior Kick-oil: Sluclenl Leader? Monilor: Lalin Tourn.: lvlosl Alhlelic Girl: Clubs: Laliri. Science, Speech, Pep, RAINE, WILLIAM LEWIS-Lalin Tourn.3 Science Club. RAINES, DlXlEvHomeroom Treas., Sec.: Honor Sociely: Quill and Scroll: Yearbook Business Slalii: Honor Ribbon: French Tourn,: Lalin Club. RAY, HOUSTON-Homeroorn Chaplain: Honor Ribbon: Fool- ball: lnlrarnurals: Gold Conv.: H Club. RAYFIELD, NADOLYN-Monilor: Red Cross Rep.: Clubs: Sharps and Flals. Arls and Crafls, Speech, Pep, READ, CHARLOTTE-Horneroorn Chaplain: Fashion Show: Clubs: Pep, Ice-Skaling. REDDOCK, LYNN-Homeroom Vice Pres.: Red Cross Rep.: A Cappella Choir: Library Assl.: lnlramurals: Warrior Kick- off: Malrorfs Roorng French Tourng Clubs: Choral, Sharps and Flals, Speech. REED, MARY-Recl Cross Rep.: Lalin Tourn.: lnlrarnurals: A Cappella Choir: Clubs: Lalin, Spanish, Science, Sharps and Flals, Y-Teens. i V ,. Y W r f 1 'EF X I i 1, 1 T f 3 1, Q We All Remember. .: V kt . YZ L, 5 : :' , ,, ,Y Q? , Q 1 B- , 6' ,Wir x X ,. , ferr., fn lr gl Yf K V k 7 51 55 fl ?-i ' f f ' REED, ROY--Homeroom Pres.: lnlrarnurals: Clubs: Spanish, Science. REEVES, CAROLYNe-Ma+ron's Room: lnlramurals: Spanish Club. REISS, JACK lRWlN-lnlrarnurals:UYearbook Business Slaliq ICBC-Jr. Class Treas.l. RICHARDSON, TOMMY-Horneroorn Pres., Sql.-al-Arms: Fool' ball: Track: H Club. RILEY, SANDRA-Camera Club: lllyersburq High School- Honor Sociely: Fashion Show: FHA Clubl. ROBERSON, BILLY-Homeroorn Chaplain, Sql.-a'rfArrnS: War- rior Reporler: Quill and Scroll: Newspaper Sporls Ecl.: Warrior Kick-off: Lalin Tourn.: Clubs: Pep: Debaling: Arls and Cralis Pres. ROBERSON, RAYMOND ROBERTS, SALLY-lnlramurals: French Tourn.: Monilor: lLaus- anne-Freshrnan Vice Pres.l. ROBERTS, SUE-Red Cross Rep.: Council Rep.: lnlrarnuralsg Monilor: French Tourn.: lLausanne--Freshman Pres,l. 43 Into All Sports Events We Entered With Zest ROBINSON, BETH-Honor Ribbon: Honor Society: Newspaper Ed.: Quill and Scroll Sec.: Latin Tourn.-Distinction, Hon. Mention: All-State Band-Accompanist: Warrior Reporter: NSPA Convention: Clubs: Latin, Spanish. Debating, Spon- sors', Speech. ROBINSON, WILLIAM-Monitor: Green Conv.: A Cappella Choir: Otticers' Club. ROSENBLUM, STANLEY-Horneroom Vice Pres.: Talent Show: All-Star Intramurals: Speech Club. RUBENSTEIN, HARRY SAMUEL-Latin Tourn.: Drill Team: Clubs: Science, Spanish. lHumes-Latin Clubl. RUBIN, ROBERT-Drill Team: Clubs: Otticersh Chess. RUBY, KEN-Warrior Kiclc-ott: Talent Show: Band: All-State Band: Superior Drum Quintet-Enid, Olila.: Intramurals. RUNYAN, CHARLOTTE-PTA Rep.: Lab. Asst.: Intramurals: Clubs: Latin, Spanish. RUSH. MARTHA-Honor Ribbon: Monitor: Green, Gold Conv. A Cappella Choir: Intramurals. RUSSELL, BARBARA-Homeroom Pres.: Warrior Reporter: Hon- or Ribbon: Matron's Room: Clubs: Business. Spanish. Pep. A ZVI X f f f I::..j:1z X X 77,7 , . I ,K V . Z , s7f7ZJl9Z' ' I : 1 2 V, fnyg, I f I fli,,:f 1 ,. i 51 Pi ..,1 i ff RUSSELL, MARY JEANNE-Honor Society: Monitor: Intra- murals: Sponsors' Club. lBradIey High SchooI-Cheer- leader: Trumpeter Statt: Student Govt.: Co-ed Yearboolcl. RUTHERFORD, AUSTA-Intramurals: Clubs: Y-Teens. Spanish, Pep. RUYL, MARCY-Council Rep.: Warrior Kick-ott: Capt. Cen- tralite: Fr. Class Vice Pres.: Comm. Soc. Activities: Girls' Vice Pres.: Girls' State: Honor Ribbon: Honor Society: Latin Tourn.: Friendliest Girl: Sponsors' Club. SALMON. DOUGLAS-Green, Gold Conv.: Boys' City: Asst. Marshal: Chiet Marshal: Ritle Team: Clubs: Spanish. Science. SANDERS, DIANE-Red Cross Rep.: Fashion Show: A Cappella Choir: Intramurals: Clubs: Choral. Sharps and Flats. SARIPKIN, LA VERNE-Warrior Kiclc-ott: Latin Tourn.: ,Talent Show: Clubs: Latin, Arts and Cratts, Sponsors'. SAVAGE, RONALD-Intramurals: Radio License: Radio Club, SCHAEFFER, BARBARA ANN-Homeroom Vice Pres.: Candy Counter: Y-Teens. SCHAFFER, SONDRA-Red Cross Rep.: Yearbook Staff, .. ' A.DQt,.,, Q Y: f nlramurals, Basketball, Track, and the Rest. SCHEINBERG, ESTHER-lnlrarnurals: PTA Rep.: Warrior Rep.: Green, Gold Conv.: Lalin Tourn.: Lab. Asslg Honor Rib- bon: Honor Socieiy: Lalin Club, SCHEUNER, HARRIET-fBoolcslore: Honor Ribbon: Honor So- ciely Treas,: Lalin Tourn.-Isl and 2nd Places: Mosl lnlelli- genl Girl: Clubs: La'rin Vice Pres., Pres., Debaling. SCHMITTOU, MARILYN KAY-Horneroom Sec., Vice Pres.: ln- lramurals: Warrior Reporler: Red Cross Rep.: Fashion Show: Honor Ribbon: Spanish Club, SCHWARTZ, ALAN-Monilor: Green Conv.: Red Cross Rep.: Track: Warrior Kiclc-oil: Band: All-Slale Band: Taleni Show. SHAINBERG, SUZANNE-Warrior Kick-oil: Red Cross Rep.: Spanish Club. SHELTON, BOBBY-lnlramurals: Lalin Tourn.: Honor Ribbon. SHINAULT, JOYCE-Newspaper Slall: lniramuralsg Spanish Club. SHIPP, LEWARE-Warrior Reporler: Red Cross Rep.: Clubs: Pep, Library, Spanish. SHROYER, BRUCE-Homeroom Pres.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Fr. Class Pres,: Comm, Sludenl Assemblies: Cand. Comm. Publicily: Boys' Slale: Capl. Ceniralile: Baskelball, Traclc, Foolball All. Capl.: All-Memphis Foolballi Mosl- Lilcely-lo-Succeed Boy. T 6, , A as is T 49 ' bb L, 'ffcvf' 3 wr. Q' :Us .5 LW ii' ia 'lhwx V' JU' I ' 4 Rs. . 7459i 'Vi if X A :J w fn? N,v,...-f SHUBOW, GLORlAelnlramurals: French Tourn.: Council Pep Club. SHUPTRINE, SUSAN-Homeroom Vice Pres.: Council Warrior Kiclc-ofl' Newspaper Slafl: Clubs: Spanish sorsl, Sharps and Flals, SIDES. MARTHA LOUlSE--Horrieroorn Sec.. Chaplain: murals: Honor Ribbon: Malronis Room: Talenl Clubs: Business. Spanish, Sharps and Flais. SINCLAIR, JOHN L.-Council Rep.: lnlramurals: Honor bon: Honor Sociely: Drill Team' Radio Club. SMITH, CAROL-Clubs: Spanish, Choral, Sharps and Flals, SMITH, GERALD-Irilramurals. 29-- 6 X K Rep.: Rep.: Spon- lnlra- Show: Rib- SMITH, GERALDINE-lnlramurals: Fashion Show: Sludenl Leader- Y-Teens. SMITH, SANDRA-Homeroom Treas.: Speech Club lBaHle Creelc Academy-Chorus' Paper Ad Campaign Mgr.: Clubs: Girls' Sql.-al-arms' Temperai-ce Vice Pres.l. SMOTHERS, MlCKEY4H:meroorr Pres: Larin Tourn.: Green Conv.: Focrballt H Cub, 45 With Senior Meetings and Work Passed Our Year SNOWDEN, MlCHAEL-Homeroom Treas.: French Tourn.' Clubs: Radio. Science Pres. SOMERVELL, JERE LEE-Jr. Class Sect Sr. Class Sec.: Cand. Srudenr Govr. Sec.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Socieiy: Quill and Scroll: Council Rep.: PTA Rep.: Newspaper Sraiiz Warrior Kick-oii' Fashion Show: Capr. Ceniraliiej lnira- murals: Clubs: Lalin, Spanish, Business, Sponsorsf SPENCE, JANICE-Council Rep.: Honor Ribbon: lnrramurals: Lalin Tourn.: A Cappella Choir: Business Club Pres. STALLINGS, ANN-Homeroom Chaplain: Red Cross Rep.: Library Ass+,: Fashion Show: Spanish Club. STAMM. MARVIN-Horneroorn Vice Pres.: Fire Moniror: War- rior Kick-oii: Talenr Show: Band Pres.: All-Siale Band! Solo, Ensembles-lsr Div.: Enid, Okla.: Mosi Talenled Boy. STARR, KAY4-Candy Counrer. STARRETT, MARY KATHERINE-Homeroom Ticker Seller: ivla- iron's Room: Fashion Show, Isl Ali. Miss Senior Model: Clubs: Spanish, Business Treas. STATEN, ROSE MARIE-A Cappella Choir: Red Cross Rep.: Y-Teens. STERNBERGER, JOAN-Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociery: Quill and Scroll Pres.: Business Mgr. Yearbook: Floor Mgr., Sec.- Treas. Newspaper: Warrior Kick-off: Green. Gold Conv.: Laiin Tourn.-Hon. Men.: All-Slar lnrrarnurals: Tenn. News- paper Conv.: Lalin Club. my . A , I 4, f . f 1 . . .. X 2 44 . ,. fi - , 3 ,r 'ji gf , M' f , f ffg.. Z., .i : VZ .... r J Mm i'Q ' STEWART, W. A.-Horneroom Sgr.-a+'Arrns, Ticker Seller: ln- Jrramurals: Drill Team: Clubs: Spanish, Officers. STOWE, JIMMY-Homeroom Vice Pres. STOWERS, JAMES-Homeroom Pres.: Green Conv.: A Cappella Choir: Yearbook Siaii: All-Siar lnrramurals: Cheerleader: Clubs: Larin, Speech. SUMMERS, MARGARET-lnframurals: Clubs: Spanish, Choral. SWARNER, ORVILLE-Homeroom Pres., Sec., Treas.: Hon. Ribbon: lnrramurals: Fooiball, Track: Clubs: Science, Chess Vice Pres., Officers' Sec. TALLEY. BOBBY JACK-Homeroom Vice Pres.: Honor Ribbon: Green Conv.: Foolball, Baseball: H Club. TAYLOR, JERRY-lnirarnurals: Foorball, Track: H Club. TAYLOR, REEDE-lnframurals: Band: Solo. Saxophone Sender- Enid, Okla.: Solo-Wesl Tenn, Band Confesl: Clubs: Span- ish. Science, Sharps and Flars. lce-Skaiing. TAYLOR, SUSAN-Red Cross Rep.: All-Srar lniramurals: lnira- murals Referee: Green Conv.: Ma+ron's Room: Warrior Kick-oii: Warrior Reporier: Clubs: Spanish, Pep. 9, W -...,, 1, A - f , fy. f ,gf . ,ff A-.ue-away, ,..:., ,......, . . , Vitljn Each Fleeing Day Central Grew More Dear. TENNISON, EDWARD-lnlramurals: Chess Club Pres. TERRELL, MARIE-Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Gold Conv.: French Tourn.: A Cappella Choir Vice Pres.: Audil. Song Leader: All-Slale Chorus: Band: Williesl Girl: Clubs: Lalin, Business, Speech. Sharps and Flars. THOMAS, BARBARA-Fashion Show: lnlramurals: Clubs: Choral, Sharps and Flars. THOMPSON, BETTY JEAN-Devolional Leader: Fashion Show: Malron's Roorn: Clubs: Spanish, Business. THOMPSON, JO ANNE-Horneroorn Reporler. Vice Pres.: Warrior Reporler, Warrior Pholographer: lnrrarnurals: Clubs: Spanish, Camera. THOMPSON, LOUGENIA-Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Laiin Tourn.: French Tourn.: Sludenl Leader: All-Srar lnlra- rnuralsg Fashion Show: Ma'rron's Room: Green Conv.: A Cappella Choir, THORNE, SANDRA-Clubs: Business, Sponsors' TOWNSEND, LARRY-Band. TUCKER, BETTIE-Warrior Kick-oil: Talenl Show: Clubs: Lalin, Speech, Spanish. Q Nb' ' :II sf i A i 6-J 224. if NQQ Q 5+ , is. as-4 X l I . If . K, 'Qi lik. 'Nu-V WQWV .H , I TUCKER, KAYEvHomeroorn Chaplain: Ticker Seller: Red Cross Rep.: lnlrarnurals: Clubs: Speech, Sharps and Flals, Arls and Crafis. TURLEY, MARGARET-Honor Ribbon: Fashion Show: Lalin Tourn.: French Tourn.: Lalin Club. TURNER, BARBARA-lnlrarnurals: Clubs: Spanish. Business Publicily Chairman. TURNER, CHARLOTTE MARIE-Homeroonn Sql.-al-Arms: ln- lrarnurals: Red Cross Rep.: Clubs: Spanish. Speech, Business. TUTOR, Dll.LARD-Horneroom Pres.: lnlrarnurals: Drill Team? Color Guard: Officers' Club. TYUS, FRANKvDrill Team: Clubs: Lalin, Oificers' UNDERWOOD, MARY-lnirarnurals-Capl.: Clubs: Y-Teens: Business. VAUGHN, ANNETTE-Council Rep.: Honor Ribbon: Honor Sociely: Assr. Fire Marshal: Laiin Tourn.: Lunchroom Cashier: Red Cross Vice Pres.: All-Slar lnlramurals: Clubs: Lalin, Pep, Y-Teens Pres. VOSS, BARBARA ANNfHorneroorn Chaplain: lnrramurals: Ma+ron's Room: Lunchroorn Cashier: Lalin Tourn.: Red Cross Rep.: Clubs: Lafin, Business. 47 After Exams, We Had LiHIe Time cmd Much fo Dc WADDEY, RAYMOND-Foolball, Traclr: H Club. WAGE, WILLIAM M.-Red Cross Rep.: Council Rep.: lnlra- nwuralsg RCTC Color Guard: Gold Conv. WALLACE ROBERTA ANN-lnlramurals: Spanish Club, WALLER, JOAN-Council Rep.: Honor Sociely: Honor Ribbon: Warrior Reporler: PTA Rep.: Band Treas.: Clubs: Larin. Science. WALTER, HAROLD-lnlrarnurals. WARREN, RITA-Honweroorn Chaplain: Eashion Show: Malron'S Room: Sponsors' Club. WATSON, GERALD-Lab. Assl. WEIMER, BARBARA4ln'rramurals: Lunchroom Cashier: Lalin Tourn. WEINER, MICHELLEfHomeroorn Sec.: Council Rep.: Lalin Tourn.: Lalin Club. my ' ' 15.3 7 gy WENER, SIDNEY-Monilor. WHITE, BARBARA-Council Rep.: lnframurals: Office Asslr Lalin Tourn.: A Cappella Choir: Spanish Club. WHITMAN, CHARLENE-Fashion Show, Hon. Menlion: lnlra- rnuralsg Malron's Room: Clubs: Spanish Treas., Speech. WHITTINGTON, LINDA-Honor Ribbon: Lalin Tourn.: lnlra- murals: Clubs: Lalin, Business. WI-IITWORTH, GEORGE-Horneroorn Pres.: All-Memphis Fool! ball: Lalin Tourn.: H Club. WILDASH, FRANCES ANISE-Monilor: Lunchroom Cashier: lnlrarnurals: Clubs: Spanish, Pep, Sharps and Elafs. WILLIAMS, GLENN-Council Rep.: lnlramurals Capl.: Lalin Tourn.: Drill Plaloon: Gold Conv.: Bancl Mgr.: Clubs: Lafin, Science. Qflicersf WILLIAMS, RALPH-Red Cross Rep.: Clubs: Lalin, Sharps and 'i Elals, WILLIAMSON, NED-Horneroorn Pres.: Red Cross Rep.: Boys' Cily: lioolballq Green Conv,: Warrior Kickralfg Science Club. Nith Luncheon, Prom, and Baccalaureate, Too. lg WILSON, JEFF-Drill Platoon: lntramurals: Officers' Club, WINGO, TAZ-Council Rep.: Latin Tourng lntramuralsg Drill learn: Officers' Club. WlSliMIyAiN, DONALD-l-lomeroom Pres.: Council Rep.: Foot- a . WOLF, ADELE-lilcmeroom Pres.: Student l.eader3 Cheerleader l-lonor Ribbon: l-lonor'Societyg lntramurals: Spanish Club. WRAY, DAVID-Honor Ribbon? Drill Team: lntramurals: Offi cers' Club, YAGER, WALTER-lntramurals: Band. YEAMAN, ONRVlLLE-l-lomeroorn liclcet Seller: Warrior Staff: Band: Intramurals: Ist Div. Ensembles-Enid, Olcla.: Clubs Officers. Radio. YOUNG, NANCY JULlAfl5ashion Show: Monitor: Clubs: Span ish, Speech. ZEITLEN, DONALD-Intramurals: lce-Skating Club, SENlOR CLASS OFFICERS - They have worked diligently fo malie our class meetings and Senior activities successful. SEATED: Vice President, Cecil Fowllresg President, Ira Denton: Secretary, Jere Lee Somervell. STANDING: Treasurer, Bob Eilertg Sergeant-at-Arms, Dorsey Deaton. - bv Nt AS MAY THIRTIETH swiftly approaches, we can hardly believe that our days at Central are ending. Last September we entered with eager anticipation of the exciting experience of being Seniors. Stam- peding for teachers, studying, ioining and assuming offices in school organizations, studying, attending class meetings, studying, participating in athletics, studying, publishing our Warrior Yearbook and Newspaper, and studying-so has gone our Senior year. Although as individual homerooms we fought for the academic rating of Senior l, as a class we supported school, charitable, and civic proiects. ALL TOO SOON we found ourselves cramming for final exams, preparing for our prom, luncheon, and baccalaureate service, and practicing for commence- ment. Now, as it is almost time to don caps and gowns and step up to receive our diplomas, we are proud to be graduates of Central, proud of the knowledge, the discipline, and the high standards Central High School has instilled in us. 49 D t Then We Graduated and Commencement Passed, Toi fa if X A BIG SUCCESS-One of 'fhe mosl eagerly-awailed evenls of Seniors' lasl week al Cen+ral is fhe lradifional Class Luncheon. Bridging lhe gap belween final exams and gradualion nighl, il gives one more opporlunily for 'Fellowship as a class. Edward Kaplan, Dorolhy Dillon, Slanley Rosenblum, Judy Erwin, Doug Salmon, Shirley Mclin,, David Okeon, and Faye Quinn. TYPICAL SENIORS, Nick French and Kafherine Lyles, +ake lhal lasl look af Cenlral, recalling lhe happy scenes which all 'loo soon will become merely a pleasanl' memory. EENY, MEENEY, MINY, MOE, To whal college shall l go? Marfha Sides, Don Kroeger, and Carl Gusfafson feel like re- sorling lo fhis simple mefhod +o make a decision as fhey read fhe many enlicing college releases. -an. Lion SA, ,MW 'K ' 'MM -,.-ul-vv' nv' ,. . A . W. .M-..... ...v--v.......,...,,.T .HQ me-- ind Now, Central High, We Bid Farewell to You. -ix 2k X N, 14' r . I J , X is 5 fy . , lll Q iii TIME WAITS FOR NO ONE is lhe sudden realizalion of SOMEBODY HELP ME! pleads Marsh Gibson. Jo Ann Barber Killy Hill and Ted Ericlrson as lhey hurry lo address lheir in- and Frances Wilclasl-n willingly offer fheir assislance as lhey vilaiions in lime for gradualion. prepare 'For 'the long-awailed gradua+ion night SENIOR PROM-A gay evening was in slore for 'rhese exciled Seniors as fhey approached lhe celebralecl parly of fhe year, lhe Senior Prom. Arriving in lheir besl aflire were Tommy Kelly, Jane Owen, Sandra Pralher, Charles Burrow, Sandra Morris, and Bobby Fulghum. Laughing voices and gay spirils ioined lo malre lhis nigh+ a perfecf ending of a wonderful year. .4 i 401. X sg' Yesterdciy's Freshmen and Tomorrow's Senioi 522 V' 4 'fa fl limi ' -tt . WE PROUDLY PRESENT the Junior Class officers, hard-working, enterprising leaders, who were always on the iob. Vice President. Nancy Smith? President, John McCarrollg Secretary, Harriet Barnes: Treasurer, Edward Phillipyg Sergeant-at-Arms, Joe Pond. HAVING LOST OUR freshman bevvilderment and looking forward to our Senior year, We Juniors seem to know the ropes. We can now find our way from one part of Central to another without getting lost. For the first time since our arrival at Central, we Juniors are eligible for mem- bership in the Honor Society and Quill and Scroll. One of our greatest thrills comes in the spring when we receive our Senior class rings. Then, too, many of us are elected to responsible Student Government and Senior Class offices. RECALLING THESE EVENTS and the happy times we had as Jolly Juniors, each individual in the Class of '58 vvill certainly have many cherished, happy moments to remember. '3' UGO! JUNIORS! GO! Studies forgotten and cares put aside, these bcppers dance the night away. The fun-packed class party was one of the most anticipated highlights of the year. Ve, lhe Junior Class, Had lhe Time of Our Lives. REWARDS WELL EARNEDH-Michael Gilberl pins an Honor Rib- bon, a symbol ol rigid sludy and meril, on Diane McCullough while Richard Marlin, anolher deserving sludenl, wails lo receive his ribbon. MR. BRANYAN FRONT ROW: Paula Shroyer, Eleanor Thompson, Anne Rehmel, Carol Under- berg, Judy Tinclall, Barbara Taylor, Rose Moore, Marie Gordon, Barbara Gresham. SECOND ROW: Belly Crump, Billie Pegram, Glenda Grillin, Anne Prince, Barbara Dillee, Charlolle Williamson, Joni McKee, Warren Thompson. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Beene, Harlwell Slrain, Charlie Schmollre, Edwin Phillipy, Tom- my Wood, David Salle, Roberl Brawner, Jimmy Powell, Jimmy Lowe. FOURTH ROW: Ernesl Pale, Heislrell Wealher- lord, Richard Terry, Eddie Vanlanding- ham, Jimmy Crone, Bobby Cochron, Wayne Copeland, Paul Gold, Marvin Zellner. , 1 , 9 ui 1 , 4 -. ,ig , X, e 'jf ,J ' , , If 'sl J X 5.4 V , f' ii . 1 , 59, ,. uv f ,? ' 'ae 27 ' ff 'ww 1 ,wwf -1 ' A fx , .,,. T. Ol-ll YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL! -Judy Rogers and Jo Ellen Wallrer are lwo ol many Junior girls, who dressed dolls lo make less lorlunale children have a happier Chrislmas. Under lhe supervision ol Miss Woods, dolls are dressed annually for lhe Goodfellow's Organizalion. lvl 'gal -HA, 5 6590061 'Hi' 'CBC' al We Take cm Active Pciri in Boosting th OFF TO A GOOD START! Miss Clinion regis+ers Juaniia Arwood in one of her English classes while oiher juniors anxious' ly wai'r in line +o be regisiered. MR. BROWN FRONT ROW: Laura Grafion, Sandra Lanier, Harrie+ Edney, Deanne McClure, Margarei Baker, Judy Benslry, Maida DeWi++. SECOND ROW: Don Griffin, Phil Lassiier, Joyce Curry, Marcia Oser, Polly DeBardeleben, Ka+l1ryn Pollard, Hudson Brown, Randall Phillips. THIRD ROW: Bobby Kilpafriclr, Billy Orriclr, Larry PrueHe, Glenn Jones, Jael: House, Bob Porier, Franlc Reid. MRS. FOREMAN FRONT ROW: Beverly Dees, Marcia Leviich, Peggy Suggs, Nancy Schmer' mund, Pai Viclrery, Kafie Williams, Pafsy Blaclrley. SECOND ROW: Bobby Cha- puis, Wils Davis Ill, Pafsy Waldon, Luclzy Riclrly, Shara Phillips, Anne Web- sfer, Gail Grilli, Wesley Jenlcins. THIRD ROW: David MacDonald, Sieve A+lrin- son, James Adams, Bobby Howell, Jerry Brealrsfone, Billy Gill, Ray Fleming. ABSENT: Yvonne Blair. iciles of Cenlrcil's Accreclilecl Publicolions MISS HORTON FRONT ROW: Dolli Ervin, Belly Lou Rhea, Pal Moore, Lorella Humphries, Cecile Papas, Connie Williamson, Caro- lyn Rallerly, Mary Anne Hammell. SEC- OND ROW: Polly Perkins, Belly Tram- mell, Ann Tiplon, Camille Hughes, Ali- son Morgan, Dolly Williams, Virginia Lee Weems. THIRD ROW: Albin Miller, Bill lngle, Bobby Harrell, Tommy Har- rison, Clyde Bolwinick, Marcia Colhren, Bob Forresl, Philip Marlin. FOURTH ROW: Phillip Hanowilz, Billy Coggins, Ed Wingfield, Jimmy Cowell, Bill Baldy, Tommy While, Richard Tillinghasl, Richard Marlin. ABSENT: Rila DuBrucq. MISS JONES FRONT ROW: GayIe Hughy, Janie Hill, Barbara Wenlzell, Judy Rogers, Becky Blackwell, Peggy Logan, Juanila Arwood, Loreila Arwood. SECOND ROW: Sandra Selph, Vivian Leigh, Jucly Rool, Janice Inman, Palsy Collins, Flora Coward, Judy Curry. THIRD ROW: Sidney Park- er, Mickey Van Hooser, John Carr, John Hopkins, Bill Davidson, Carl Ran- don, Vilis Krumalis, Allyn Kanlor. FOURTH ROW: Franklin Klinke, Edward Phillipy, John Crockell, Billy Duke, Sam Pace, Jim Gaylord, Dan Rambo, Ronald Springfield, Slanley Gaines. ABSENT: Tim Smilh, Connie Pappas. HOHI T H O S E BROADWAY SHOWS! Doing lhe can-can, Carolyn Reeves and Deanne Mc- CIure give lhe Warrior yearbook campaign a big kick-oll. :S :V ov 'ff' 'fr ffl' -, FS' an .rla 'Q 1315. K With Hopes of Electing the Best Officers fc TIME OUT! Taking a resl dur- ing lunch period lo discuss 'rhe day's happenings are Tommy Solo- mon, Linda Blunl, Vilis Krumalis, Linda Carler, Tommy Harrison, and George Ann Woodward. M RS. MATTHEWS FRONT ROW: Roslyn Kaplan, Priscilla Hale, Joanne Creel, Anne Thomas, Ann Presley, Dolfie Sue Parker. SECOND ROW: Janna Prange, Carolyn Reaves, Marlha Marlin, Charlo++e Hurd, Sheila Coleman, Lois Kail, Palli Rose. THIRD ROW: Ray Blackburn, Frank Perlman, Michael Uffer, Nalhan Dearing, Buddy Ragan, Roberr Slevens, Andy Baker, Peggy Rogers. FOURTH ROW: Manis Smilh, Roger Eggleslon, David Boyce. Tommy Solomon, Wayne Howell, Noble Walker, Bill Barnes. ABSENT: Robin Sfevenson, MaHie Lawler. MISS GRACE MAUZY FRONT ROW: Dee Ann Kregs, Ann Couch, Peggy Forfner, Delma Klolz, Jo Moral, Trudye Darden, Rosemary King, Kay Hyail. SECOND ROW: Sharon Fuller, Palricia Edwards, Nancy Lee Perry, Charlene Hindman, Judy Hudson, Carole Bourland, Sarah For- resler. THIRD ROW: Larry Kinney, Roberi' Arick, Bryan Wade, Joy Nelms, Theanora Slrong, James Gurley, John Colvefl, Sidney Greenberg. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Tansey, Gary Windham, Marlin Prilzker, Roberl Barbee, Billy Woodmansee, Norman Kashdan, Tom Kendrick, Jimmy Sansing. Jur Class, We Spent Long Hours Nominating Them III THE WISEST CHOICE of class officers was made affer much fime had been spenf nomi- nafing eligible sfudenfs. Marie Gordon counfs fhe vofes for a presidenfiai candidafe. is MISS LAURA MAUZY FRONT ROW: Judy Burris, Joyce Car- fer, Jocelyn Dan, Brenda Briffon, Belsy Russell, Janel Cook, Beverly Scofi, B ' if Norma Meyer, Carolyn Hursf, Linda Madelyne Rafael, Jean CarroII, Joan Pilfman, Sallie Pefhel, Diana Andrews, Sharon Griffin, Carolyn Williams, Wanda Q sy' Y , Fox. THIRD ROW: Judy Shook, Jane Robison, Julia Crull, Belfy Challen, Don- na Vaughn, Bobby Ciarke, Bob Cohn, Phil Lebovifz, Richard Rhodes, Bill Kees- Iing. FOURTH ROW: Barry Pickeff, Thomas Morris, Edwin Keahey, Bobby Joe Maflock, Marfin Sfein, Cosfa Teras, Carl Payne, Don Nicholson, Jerome Kapian. p'Ohmf9 .L it rf W YM 'J .. I v MISS METZ FRONT ROW: Sarah Rubensfein, Loring Sfreuii, George Ann Woodward, Harriel' Barnes, Becky Pigoff, Mary McDonald, N ,', L g ' -1 1 ' - ' , .,,, -- Marlha Compfon, Janice Weriing, iii? rw i B V, T , B Charlda Thompson, Paula Harris. SEC- ,,: 'Ps lf.: n 5 H Q K: OND ROW: Raymon Brooks, L'enore ' A i - J i L? Sapinsley, Ellen Larkey, Linda William- ' I 4 Sv 1 L, . son, Susan CoIIins, Diane McCullough, 'iQ,g,, 3 T' ' A ernifa Norman Beff AIIan Ernesf I Y., ,I 1 A 1 I B ' . Y . Kelly. THIRD ROW: Charles Orange, Bill Grider, Bill Young, Roger Hopps, , Don Sfrofher, Ward Puckelf, Marcus Laughlin, Henry Poserf, Bill Alfhauser. Chris Mays. FOURTH ROW: Joby King, Billy Campbell, Jimmy Freeman, Frank Wesson, Gene Milner, Gene Sisco, Charlie Seay, Sammy Winsfon, Roberf Threikeld, Roberf Sfurdivanf. F I , fkrvfwtxfq-,S575wpf.w,A:,y:.:,4i9k,.e,.i, ,1,5,gA' sy yMs.,,g44. ,1 v W- L X, L-,L ,Nil I Y K, 7.5, F: , Jpvm, K .ilmwn in Miller. SECOND ROW: Sandra Clayfon, A When the Awciifecl Day Comes to Get Our Ring THEY'RE OURSIH exclaim Caro- Iyn Rafferiy, Marcus Laughlin, DoHi Ervin and Bobb Clarke , y . Afier wailing wiih much aniici- pa'Iion, Juniors a+ Iasi receive 'rheir Senior Class rings in May. MISS NOLAN FRONT ROW: Kaye Miller, Joan Clarke, Judy Brenner, Kay Krieger, Pairicia Pills, Kay Waldon, Frances LuckeH', Frances Vollmer. SECOND ROW: Donna Murphy, Joyce SheI+on, Brenda Knighi, Pai' Soufherland, Pai' Brawner, Nancy Smi+h, Becky Key, Linda Jackson, Hazel Sims. THIRD ROW: Mary Marna Smifh, Avron Fogelman, Bobby McCullough, David Owen, Roberi Fennell, Karl Shenep, Claude Billings, Beri Canfield. FOURTH ROW: Elwin Pickens, John Howell, Kenney Goins, David S+ovaII, David Caudill, Hal Taylor, Lonnie Masin- gill. ABSENT: Glenda Lynch, Carole Freedman, Lynn Keck. MRS. RAUSCHER FRONT ROW: Sandy McGrory, Eve Welling, Ann Green, Maxine Solomon, Shelby Frederick, PaH'y Hoye, Carolyn Daniels, Sharon Maihers. SECOND ROW: Carol JeHon, Helen Bryan, Jean Wolff, Nell Link, Delores Afchley, Carol Tashie, Jane Bailey, Cafhie Macdonald, Sandra Wooien. THIRD ROW: Russell Sirauss, Lenard Hackel, George Painier, Glenda Tracy, Virginia Boswell, John Walker, Joe Shefsky, Sloan Craig. FOURTH ROW: Pele Flexer, William Onn, Billy Morris, David Peck, Eddie Gaines, Jim Brawley, Bedford Joyner, James Gray. Ve Feel Closer Than Ever to Our Senior Yeciri ,f 1 40 4 MR. SIMPSON FRONT ROW: Donna Richard, Anna Kay Roberlson, Monlelle Williams, Bellye Bollon, Wilma Blaylock, Marilyn Camp- bell, Gloria Jean Slallings, Marilyn Pearl, Gloria Polsky, Sandra Lehman. SECOND ROW: Karen Owings, Barbara Bales, Sandra Puryear, Paula While, Polly Ann Morgan, Ann Reeves, Myrlle Jenkins, Cora Maie Morris, Jacki Nash, Dorolhy Slewarl, Richard Howell. THIRD ROW: Roberl Adams, David Bernslein, Johnny Efird, Sieve Krissman, Paul Calame, Ronnie Padawer, Slephen Engelberg, Barlon Palalnick, Ronald Bel- lon, Guy Rhodes. FOURTH ROW: John Brady Sluarl, Roberl Horne, John Mc- Carroll, Jerry Engelberg, John Wesley Cox, Naymond Kealhley, Lin Lawrence, Slair Lancasler, Glenn Hays, Larry Brooks. ABSENT: Olivia Thompson. MR. WHARTON FRONT ROW: Doris Muskelley, Mary Jane Rulland, Joe Ellen Walker, Bonnie Hollis, Fredi Goldman, Joyce Kaminsky, Rochelle Lusky. SECOND ROW: Jackye Denlon, Virginia Henking, Elaine Fox, June Inman, Camille Slrain, Linda Carfer, Charmaine Allmon, Jo Luna. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Underhill, Nickey Troller, Bernie Crosby, Dawn Clay- bough, Wendell Collins, Melvyn New- man, Sieve Braver. FOURTH ROW: John Carler, Joe Pond, Billy Allen, Bill Lammey, Bob Hare, Lewis Haynie, Johnny Tawlks, Warren Nance. LOOKING BACK WITH 'fondesl memories of working, making friends, and having lun logelher, Wils Davis and Sharon Fuller say good-bye lo lheir wonderful year as Juniors al Cenfral. MISS CLINTON FRONT ROW: Emily Wiggs, Lorna Jaffe, Jane Elcan, Bonnie Gebhardt, Bobbie Jean Clark, Elizabeth Spence, Beverley Stamper, Mary Alice William- son. SECOND ROW: Joe Scheuner, Patricia Bennett, Janene Taylor, Sally Hall, Etta Jean Engelberg, Patsy King, Eleanor Powers, Janice Griffin, Sally Davis. THIRD ROW: Irvin Salky, Stevie Angel, Joel Reisman, Gordon Gruen, Bob Knott, Peter Ruyl, Wayne A. Bur- gess, Jimmy Beach. FOURTH ROW: Terrell Jones, Wayne Young, Carey Bringle, Tom West, Macon Lowe, Lowell Robison, Jerry Nicholas, Bob Nudgins. ABSENT: Jack Brown, Finley Knox. 60 Our First Day at Central Convinced U I GO TO CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. The words sounded strange to us at first-strange and exciting. For years I going to Central and making in it a place for ourselves had been a far-off dream. Suddenly the dream became a reality. Though our first impressions of the school were varied, its size and population impressed us all. We felt very insignificant as we glanced down the long corridors at the vast sea of faces. To put it frankly, we were lost! There is no place here for me, we thought. How wrong we were! We were caught up in the whirl of school activity before we realized it-study- ing, making new friends, electing our class officers, and planning the fresh- man class party, fun for all. WE ARE PROUD to have become a part of the high school of our choice. Already we have learned to accept its responsibilities, protect its heritage, respect its authority, and love its tradi tions-our school, Central High School FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS-STANDING: Vice President, Steve Angel: Secretary, Norma Jean Peterson. SEATED: President, Mark Cald- well: Sergeant-at-Arms, Max Lan caster: Treasurer, Mary Anne Holloway. haf We Sfill Had Much fo Learn On The firsf day a senior showed Us The way To The fourrh floor swimming pool, And now we see why sopho- more comes From Greek words meaning wise fool. MRS. CHASE FRONT ROW: Tonia Griffin, Annabelle Tidweli, Margie Beufel, Gerry Peferson, Eleanor Tones, Barbara Perryman, Doro- fhy Tarver, Aileen Norvell, Joanne Clif- fon. SECOND ROW: Brenda Sfiles, Marilyn Love, Mary Sue Packer. Kafie Ann Kenf, Madolyn Mills, Earline Phil- lips, Elizabefh Ervin, Shirley Evans, Mary Anne McNeill, Sherrye Cullareafh. THIRD ROW: Joe Beffison, Housfon Akin, Lillian Piffard, Janice Coleman, Charloffe Dreue, Sarah Pickens, Barbara Branch, Charlie Marfin, Gary Smifh. FOURTH ROW: James Sandlin, Eddie Young, Freddy Wagner, Williford Mc- Calla, Perry Grace, Mike Masson, Andy Phelan, Jimmy Greene, Jimmy Adams. -7 1,.....m,.z,1-.-1 .. 411- I Lonnie Evans, Roberf Sfrong, Paf Beckham, Effa Jean Engelberg, Joanna Johnson, and Phil Prifchard. 1 4 i 4 Miss GREEN FRONT ROW: Jan Bradford, Donna Tillery, Polly McCrary, Sandra Murray, Nancy Eason, Amy Simpson, Virginia Leake, Leslie Bradow, Courfney Lang- sfon, Beffy McBryde. SECOND ROW: Sandra Boeffcher, Emily Erwin, Befsy Breyfspraak, Marilyn Brief, Gaii Brig- ance, Linda Philpof, Nancy Deed, Barbara Brooks, June Sarfain. THIRD ROW: William McCrary, Jerry Manley, Jim Conaway, Neil Mermeisfein, Gary Serell, Norman Kelly, Kennefh Walker, Tommy Sefzer, Bob Raby, Clay Gresham. FOURTH ROW: Russell Wharfon, Tommy Lowry, Jere Yafes, Alan Kosfen, John Wehman, Doug Meeks, Jerome Blockman, William Reese, Bobby Spray, Gaylon Boone. bl i 7'-U Newly-Found Friends Were Always Willim Courrne-y's losr again I see 'Midsr The confusion and noiseg She's our Typical bewil- dered frosh, Getting help from Typical boys. MISS HARRELL FRONT ROW: Gay Apfel, Phyllis Keilh, Joyce Wray, Una Jane O'Neill, Genevieve Massergill, Jayne Johnson, Jane Morgan, Ann Langham. SECOND ROW: Andrea Spruell, Sylvia Aizen- shlal, Judilh Bachelor, Virginia Man- ning, Charles Timbs, Connie Cobb, Flela Harlan, Calherine Payne, Sarah Ann Balmer. THIRD ROW: Charles Blalrney, Bobby Gammon, Roberl' Turner, Joe Rives, Roberl Gordon Black, George Holi, Jon Billingsley, Jimmy Kelley. FOURTH ROW: Ken Moore, Tommy Summars, Tommy Ma- con, Tommy Biggs, Russell Clemenls, Jimmy Carr, Richard Applegalre, Jim Langford. 62 John Barger, Jimmy Carr, Max Lancasler, Courlney Langslon, and Jim Conaway. MRS. GUTHRIE FRONT ROW: Linda Jones, Claire Bulls, Belly Springer, Barbara Sommer, Mabel McCall, Marlha Hiclxs, Becky Ferguson, Grace Kinnelf. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bain, Dorolhy Hill, Slella Jo Tuion, Joan Savage, Carol Bernalslry, Diane Lazarov, Jimmie Lou Garrison, Elizabelh Lewis, Lynn Greenhaw. THIRD ROW: Johnny Cunningham, Larry Sum- mers, Milre McCar'rney, Melvin Brodof- slcy, Brenda Repperf, Charles McDaniel, Keilh McConnico, James Fausl. FOURTH ROW: Billy Cox, William Balmer, Maurice Rhodes, James Robbing, Charles Hardy, Richard Hopper, Mil+on D. Smi+h. ABSENT: Lorena Maxwell, Tommy Gallo- way. a Lend Us ci Helping Hand When We Needed It Claire Bulls, Kalie Kenl, Gordon Black, and Frances Jones. MR. HARDISON FRONT ROW: Ginger Moore, Delores Sims, Judy Busby, Cecelia Armslrong, Judy Tucker, Ginger Turner. SECOND ROW: Barbara Tennyson, Kay Harl, Barbara Miller, Linda Boyd, Margarel Hale, Nancy Vaiden, Jane Adams. THIRD ROW: Barry Shell, David Usdan, Roberl Johnslon, Linda Blounl, Sue Landrum Rolher, Charlolle Birchfield, Bernie Blen, David Behrend. FOURTH ROW: David Leslie Wilkins, Mark Turnage, Waller Bobo, Hue Smilh. Harold Padgefl, Elwood Roe, David Hilchcock. 3-ivlulr-vu W-.SLA .-..i..fW..,, n.--1s..3e,.,4L..la...gmy.,w.M1--gn.-'uw-.Y : A Up in The Tree Tops fresh- men climbg Down come leaves of every kind- Down To leaf books from The air. Maples, oaks-we'll strip Them bare! MISS KEITH FRONT ROW: Rebecca Bailey, Jo Wahlquisl, Elimbelh Ann Irby, Beverly Beard, Rebecca Barnell, Sherry Epslein, Kay Conerly, Kay Mosely. SECOND ROW: Donna Eason, Sandra Harpsler, Mary Hicks, Mary Lillian Sink, Carolyn Adney, Charlolle Sims, Calherine Word, Myrna Loskovilz, Judy Keisker. THIRD ROW: Clyde Mosier, Bobby Willilord, Ed Scrivener, Tommy Zurhorsl, Ray Callahan, Quen- 'lin Cassen, Benson Owen, Bill Coals. FOURTH ROW: Billy Shellon, Sammy Salky, Jimmy Biles, Larry Noble, Jerry Heimlicherf Lawrence Grayson, Ran- dall While. 63 We knew our party would be The coolest! Bur we've come To a con- Clusion: The Heats who Think that if Took no work Are under an illusion! Everything We Learned This Yea Marilyn Kaminsky, Delores Sims, Floyd Pleasanrs, George Holi, Ginger Turner. MRS. McLEMORE FRONT ROW: Thelma Phenix, Beify Barclay, Par While, Lynn Crockarell, Claire Seelbinder, Rochelle Rosen, Jo Anna Johnson, Bonnie Smilh, SECOND ROW: Chellie Terry, Susan Varner, Joyce Srevens, Barbara Marshall, Carol Renegor, Georgia Palmer, Judy Morris. THIRD ROW: Raymond DuVall,Woddy Marshall, Bill Hari, Kalhy Erickson, Howard Cupp, Bobby Dalgleish, Bobby Finch, Al Gosse++. FOURTH ROW: David Esies, Leon Alexander, Ray- mond Beebe, Reed Coals, Ronald Howell, Tommy Turner, George Leslie, Hal Rice. ABSENT: Barbara Roberls. 64 MRS. LINTON FRONT ROW: Mary Lynn Holcomb, Palricia Wilkins, Mary Margarei Drep- pard, Sandra Kay Canfer, Be++y Chisolm, Emily Cohn, Alice Faye Cox, Elaine Brigham, Jo Ann Thompson. SECOND ROW: Frances Jones, Jane Craig, Anne Buford, Norma Jean Peferson, Myrna Monigomery, Pai Dunivani, Peggy La- zenby, Pairicia Benneif, Sue McKinney, Jean Walker. THIRD ROW: Glen Page, Tom Bergschicker, Ernes+ Mankey, William Monsarrai, Jr., Be'r+ye Bain, Gaines Tennison, Don Zlofky, Sievie Engelberg, Edward Felsen+hal. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Murphy, Floyd Pleasanis, Churchill Lee Roberis Ill, Terry Lindsey Jr., Jerry Kirkscey, Ed Copper, Howard Griffifh, Jimmy Thompson, Larry Bell. ABSENT: Kay Dean Builer, Tommy Murray, Gary Henderson. Vos Not Written in the Textbooks Pat Bennett, Allan Kosten, Charlie Court, and Judy Busby MISS POLACK FRONT ROW: Lee Ann Rosen- garten, Phyllis Anne White, Di- anne Tidwell, Gloria Hall, Arminta Lott, Norma Kelly, Fran Camp, Lana Garrison. SECOND ROW: Delmar George, Virginia Andre, Betty Bennett, Louise McCaIIa, Sue Lochridge, Jean Finton, Pa- tricia Ferguson, Sara Jones, Rob- ert Hendriclxs. THIRD ROW: Kenny Patton, Wayne Williams, Jerry Meeirs, Bobby Chambers, Farris Archibald, Wilber Rainey, Jerry Pierce, Hugh Sherman. FOURTH ROW: Elliott Hembre, Jerome Martin, Bobby Swanton, Billy Lasley, Ralph Tipton, Thom Eclrles, June Thomason, Jimmy Moore, Lee Bettis. ABSENT: Ilene Levine, Harriet Wiles. Among the Things vv learned This year Were things that are Taboo- Yes, and blowing bubbles Like sifting in the windows Too. MISS RAINES FRONT ROW: Mary Ann William- son., Glenlee Ferguson, Elaine Olreon, Pat Curtis, Anita Atlcins, Jane Whitelaw, Martha Jane Nichols, Radford Hopper. SEC- OND ROW: Kay Perryman, Nancy Carol Fowler, Freyda Tresan, Susan Ritzel, Patsy Presley, Mary Lou Owen, Judy Singer. THIRD ROW: Betty Molnar, Loretta Robertson, Wilma Townsley, Judy Wallrer, Peclr King, Tommy George, Jerry Diamond, Joe Levy. FOURTH ROW: Benny Madden, Speed Franlclin, Max Foster, Richard Spence, Paul Green, Robin Inman, James Voss, Ralph Adelman. ABSENT: Carla Andre, John Barger, Kenneth Morgan, Bud Morgan. MISS SIEGMAN After Much Fun cmd Hard Work, We Agree Thu These studious students find study hardy But it's worth it they all agree, For in two more years tney'll graduate With a C. H. S. degree FRONT ROW: Diana Wolfe, Lin- da Meyer, Betty McGowan, Jane Teas, Peggy Cowling, Marilyn Less, Sylvia Margolin, Marilyn Kaminslry. SECOND ROW: Selma Engleberg, Pat Denton, Alice Acree, Betty Bonds, Joan Shute, Jonna Lynne Cullen, Venita Pey- ton, Harriet Friener, Bonnie Mit- chell, THIRD ROW: Trecia Rob- ertson, Pat Brown, Betty Graves, Shirley Martin, Dale Blair, Caro- lyn Jones, Vivian Faulkner, Linda Parlcer. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Woodard, Gary Pace, Harry Ecott, Alan Samuels, Marlr Cald- well, Bob Coclxrott, Charlie Court, Alvis Holder, Randall Tomlinson, Leonard Gustafson. ABSENT: Di- ane Campbell, Barbara Harris, Tommy Eaton, Robert Strong. Judith Bachelor, John Wehman, Hue Smith, Cecelia Armstrong, Alice Cox, and Bill Hart MISS SEFFENS FRONT ROW: Mary Anne Dolre, Sue English, Jaclrie Chapuis, San- dra Binlcley, Rose Bennett, Mary Anne Holloway, Sue Sims. SEC- OND ROW: Betty Matlock, Nancy Woodham, Sandra Childress, Carol Moss, Patsy Crawtord, La- Verne McNiell, Barbara McDon- ald, Penny Ammons.THlRD ROW: Larry Curtis, Jimmy Crawtord, Kenny Lewis, Jerry Conrad, Larry Coppersmith, Avron Smith, Eu- gene Stolxes, John Nutt Jr., Barry Hall. FOURTH ROW: Julius Foshee, William Ray Pugh, John Holloway, Charles Johnson, David Overall, James Hartley, Pat Beclcham, Duane Knight. ABSENT: Lonnie Evans, Claire White, Erwin Vaughn. bur Freshman Year in '57 Ended All Too Soon -rg Q ll, ii 5ga.3jg?' Mary Ann Dolce, Ernesl Manlrey, Jane Elcan, Jerome Marlin, and Sally Hall. MRS. THOMAS FRONT ROW: Helon Price, Mary Helen Oualls, Pal Nelson, Killy Morris, Ann Rauscher, Judy Mel- lon, Margarel Burlord, Pam Sislc. SECOND ROW: Avren Gold- baum, Nellie Miller, Cecelia Troul, Kay Caldwell, Peggy Jo Dillon, June Evans, Palsy Thomas. THIRD ROW: Robin Thomas, Melvin Kapell, Helmie Cooper, Jaclcy Hursl, Bales Crabb, Dennis Talum, Eddie Lazar, Bobby An- ders. FOURTH ROW: Grey Ash- ley, John Dollar, Johnny Huggins, Slanley Huller, Max Lancasler, Ed DeSaussure, Richard Larson, Jerry Ridling, Richard Dover. ABSENT: Janice Penlecosl, Fred Howard. We-'ll look back proudly on our freshman yearg Both The work and good limes vve'll remember. We hare lo leave the friends vve've made, Bur vve'll see flwem again in September. MISS YOUNG FRONT ROW: Rosemary Gau- chal, Charlolle Cole, Nancy Win- slon, Judy Manspealcer, Barbara Sage, Palricia King, Charlene Newman, Elaine Rosenblum, Billie McDonald. SECOND ROW: Nor- ma Jean May, Joan Bibb, Donna Eddins, Ann Sydes, Amy Tennanl, Beverly Hamburger, Bellie Pen- ninglon, Cecilia Luslr, Caroline Tuclrer. Tl'llRD ROW: Franli Flaull, Donald Davis, George Scarlell, Don Schaller, Charles .-1 1 alla. Jayne, Bill Lyles, Johnny Thomp- son, Thomas Johnson, FOURTH ROW: Sonny Teas, Charles Brill, Jimmy Dillard, Dickie Smilh, David May, Harris Williams, Bruce Kelley, Perry Olive, Richard Baldwin. ABSENT: Ramona De Voe, Paul McMurlrey. 67 M ff! We sif in our class Trying To pass, BUT our Thoughfs keep running avvayg Then a voice inside Us, Plus a voice beside Us, Reminds us, You'll never make iT fnaf way! i 69 In Classes We Are Taught To Listen Atfentively . , BEETHOVEN SURELY WOULD roll over if he heard some of The modern inTerpreTaTions of his music. ln class The pupils are Taughl' music appreciaTion as well as fundamenTals of music. TWO OF OUR arT sTudenTs, Sophronia Hopps and Charline Glascock, display Their award-winning Fire Prevenfion picTures. Courses in symmel'rical design and color scheme are included in The year's schedule. pi, MINOR SUBJECTS are a greaT asseT when we are pre- paring Tor college or enTrance inTo The business field. The sTudenTs in college will Tind ThaT Their excellenT Training aT CenTral will be of greaT as- sisTance in Their various coursesg Those who seek em- ploymenT direcTly following graduaTion will also Tlnd ThaT Their experience and Training will help Them sTeaolily pro- gress Toward higher posiTions. VVheTher we make our careers music, arT, mechanics, home economics, clerical work, elec- Tronics, or archiTecTure, The experience gained aT CenTral will be invaluable. WHY ARE THESE sTudenTs examining This posTer? Arnold Dormer is showing Them how To develop resonance in Their Tones. Resonance, good poslure, con- fidence, and clear pronunciafion enable us To become well-rounded speakers , s suu, ii 5' --Enh- ssl-. T f 'T in ri-.. i 'ic s. T 'T 5 .rr slir l' ffl T X g ' T , ,,r . I ,,,..,,rs,r,s :Qf 2 y ,Q E .1r,, opmwe PICTOBIAL Am rxmmr ..', Q 70 Speak Correctly, ond Skillfully Use Our Hands l ifiiii F AS THE TEA highlighls +he cooking year, lhe fashion show brings a filling close lo lhe sewing year. Clolhes are a girl's weakness, and +I-ne home economics sludenis show +ha+ any fashion can be 'theirs 'for lhe making. Jane Maynor scrulinizes lhe versalile skirl and lhe lailored blouse which Ann Fisher is modeling. OUR GOURMETS HlGl'lLlGl'lT each year wilh a lea for lheir parenls and +he facully. Miss McKenzie and Gail Gurner show by lheir radianl smiles lhal lhey know ihis is undoubledly lhe besl +ea ever. WOW, AREN'T THESE GIRLS STRONG? ln gym, girls are laughl lo meel emergencies. Applying arlificial respiralion, lrealing shock, pulling on bandages and splinls become second nalure lo +hem. They also parlicipa+e in lhe sporls, sofiball, volleyball, and baskelball. 7l Our Students Will Be Well Prepared for Their if WHY DO THESE GIRLS look so serious? Some of fhe puzzlers in bookkeeping will puf a long face on anybody. Why fhen do pupils fake bookkeeping? Joyce Shinaulf, Susan Shupfrine. Andy Baker, and Frances Luckeff find if enables fhem 'lo balance fheir budgefs and keep financial records. ALTHOUGH AT SCHOOL sfudenfs in office pracfice spend much fime in mimeographing, fyping, and filing, fhey find an imporfanf phase of fhe course is fhe inferviewing of prominenl' businessmen. If Joanna Blaylock seeks a secrefarial posifion, her experiences in inferviewing Mr. Charles Dan will be a greaf assef. NEVER SAY OUR sfudenfs are guilfy of fhe 'hun+ and peck sysfem. lf a dicfafion pad fakes fhe place of her exercise book ancl an office fakes fhe place of her classroom, Sandra Thorne knows fhaf her many hours of careful pracfice will be worfhwhile. 72 THERE'S A DAY dreamer in every class. As Sandra Greene indus- friously works on her assignmenf, Mary Kafherine Sfarreff wisffully dreams of gold loving cups. These are only a few of fhe shorfhand pupils encleavoring fo reach fhe goal sef by lasf year's class, which won a frophy for speed and accuracy in shorfhand. locations in the Commercial and Electronics Fields I 1 PM CQ, CQ, CALLING CQ. This is JAIDV calling and slanding by. Inienlly Iisiening lo an amaleur radio operalor in Japan are Gerald Waison and Harry Echoff. Radio class includes making one-lube radios, sludying lheory, and praciicing +he Iniernalional Morse Code. I WHAT ARE THESE boys doing wilh all +hose gadge+s7 Thomas Morris prepares 'io read The voI+-ohm merer as Ronald Savage makes a measuremenf on +he RCA Dynamic Demonslraior. Pracficing on a 'lechnical Iayoul of a radio gives valuable 'rraining lo 'lhose in 'rhe radio repair class who iniend 'lo become elecironic lechnicians someday. I in JOHN FINLEY FINDS 'ihal mechanical drawing prepares him for a career eiiher in archiiecrure or engineering. He praclices a few exercise figures in preparalion for more difficulf lessons, which in- clude drawing archileclural plans and complex geomerrical figures. GAD! WHAT IS +ha+ +hing7 Carl Payne is working on a surplus Walkie-Ialkie which he is converling for ham use. In shop lhe boys pul' Io work +I1e iheories lhai lhey learned in oiher eleclronics courses by building and converfing radios of rheir own. ii! 24 l -s., 1'fusu:4 . 5. . vs. Ag, History Teaches Us Both Ancient and Moclerr BY MEANS OF DOLLS and various other articles, we become better acquainted with other countries' ancient civilizations. Margaret Ann Burford shows Carla Andre an ancient Moroccan doll, while the wall pictures give an account of an even older civilization. SINCE COLLEGE AND BUSI- NESS are based largely upon languages, sciences, and math- ematics, Centralites, can be confident of success. At Cen- tral we students receive a good foundation in the major subiects. l-lovv vve progress by graduation time! We advance from general science to phys- ics, a n d from elementary algebra to solid and trig. Our minds are prepared for new courses to master. We know at Central we receive the finest preparation available. WITH CLOSED EARS Davis Alrin eagerly waits his turn to defend Wl'llLE SUZANNE SHAINBERG and Morris Loslrove intently listen his presidential candidate. The debate runs full and strong as David Jack Balmer reads from the American Observer. ln Problems Baker confidently states the qualities and platform of his candidate of Democracy we are introduced to the political, financial to the students in the American history class. and civic problems about us. i 4 E 't ,,f -J , .Q ' fa t 74 X 4, fr. Civilizationsp Languages Help Interpret Them . S N y xl 'Gif Qin NEVER LET IT be said 'rhal' our classes are all work and no play. ln Spanish HOW lN THE WORLD can lllese Sl'-ldenls Collcellllale class we learn The language and also lhe cusloms of The people. Judy Tindall, Wllll all lllal llllel' around ll'-em? Believe il Ol 'lol' lllal' dressed in a lypical Spanish coslume, demonslrales fhe Mexican ha+ dance. 50'C'3lleCl llllel' is Composed of valuable noles- Rlcllafd . Marlin and Nancy Schmermund find lhal hard sludy pays off. Their nighls of long and careful review won 'lhem high honors in lhe Wes? Tennessee Lalin Tournamenl. NAPOLEON DEAR, are you quile cerlain lhis iS NGCGSSBTYTH l BET YOU don'l' lcnow whal anlidemoniac means. A good vocabulary pleads Josephine. Sue Kirchen and Edwin Boalner are POI'l'f6YlI'1g and a lhorough knowledge of grammar and lileralure are essen+ial lo 1-hege higforic Characlers in a sludy of language. cuSlOmS. and success in college and in business. Since Carolyn Jacoby and Gordon herilage of lhe French people. By parlicipaling in slii+S like ll1lS. Crook realize lhis, lhey ulrilize lheir spare lime fo increase lheir word we learn more aboul our foreign neighbors. power. One of rhe ways lo do This is by The use of vocabulary cards. y iv- , Y .e rg y li i .li if , A J ' U 117 ,Tl 7 ' mx X , 1 or le -1- X ,,.,,- , 75 U The Hows and Whys of Sciences Plus All the Angle l THINK THAT l shall never see a poem lovely as a +ree. Freyda Tresan and Norma Jean Peferson lrnow lhal lhe auihor of 'rhis poem never +oolr biology. They will long remember fhe scralches and bruises 'rhey received while search- ing lor various leaves for lheir leaf books. During 'rhe year biology sludenls sludy o+her ma+ler such as planls, insecls, and animals. By de+ailed models, char+s, dissec+ions, and micro- scopic sludies our +exlboolcs are made more meaningful. f?f1i ' i g a gf! 5 Psi ,mrm E 'vaf' or f iili f ' f T my r.'i vrs. c If WHAT lS THE YOUNG man doing? Sidney Wener resembles lhe ardenl' chemisl as he carefully pours sulfuric acid onfo zinc. 'lhe 'lirsl slep in collecling hydrogen by 'rhe wafer displacemenl melh- od. Through +he sludy of chem- is+ry a 'fascinaling new world is opened fo us. Elemenls, com- pounds, and mixlures acquainl us wi+h lhe composilion of our sur- roundings, while aioms and molecules show us a newly- pioneered field fo explore. THE MEMBERS OF lhe physics classes annually presenl +o 'rhe sludenl body a demonslralion of lheir year's worlt. Their proiecls range from simple everyday de- vices lo complex scien+ific equip- men+. lda Leigh Levy, one of +he many in+eres+ed speclalors, fries unsuccessfully 'lo open a minialure safe. one of 'rhe simpler proiecls. if Moth Unfold Before Us in 0ur Classes THESE PUPILS DISAGREE wilh 'Phe slafemenl lhal solid is an im- possibiliiy. By using lhree-dimen- sional figures, Marion Hardy and William Robinson find i+ much easier +o analyze lheir solid geom- elry problems. Sludying soiid geomelry and lrigonomeiry pre- pares us for college enlrance exams and gives us a baclcground for college malhemalics. THIS IS MATH? Linda Miller ex- plains lo lhe class how lo plol a parabola and circle on lhe graph. Ailhough many lhinlr lhal second- year algebra is only review, il in- cludes a shori' review of firsl year algebra, logarilhms, and a glimpse of +rigonome+rical funclions. DON'T WORRY, GRACE, lhis puzzling problem will worlc ou'l'. Anyone who has ialcen geomelry can sympaihize wilh Grace Kin- ne++, for she remembers lhose complex conslruclions and slrange unknowns. Alfhough al limes Grace wishes she had never seen irapezoids, parallelograms, hexa- gons, and friangles, she musl' admil 1-hal various queslions and problems arising in olher courses are more easily under- slood because of lhem. f W -fa-su x Q Sound The bands, our army marches Unclisfurbed by falling arches! Anofher Caesar, craffy, bolol- Sergeanf Rollins leads his folclg Heroes all, unconquerecl kings- Unfil the bell for classes rings. e Our R. O. T. C. Department's Varied Prograr EACH CADET lS taught respect for his country and its symbol, the Stars and Stripes. Here SEC Manning shows Cadet Jim Langford the proper way to fold the flag of the United States. EACH YEAR the Central High Mil- itary Department builds one of the best Reserve Officers Training Corps battalions in Memphis. This high stand- ard is achieved Through continued hard work by the battalion and Central's capable instructors, M-Sgt. John L. Rollins, SFC Gordon Manning, and SFC Robert W. Biechler. EVERY WEDNESDAY morning the cadets, neatly dressed in their uni- forms, march proudly to the music of the military band to Bellevue Field. During these weekly parades each member of the battalion has an op- portunity to practice what he has learned about weapons, dismounted drill, and military courtesy. CADETS MARK CALDWELL and William McCray seem to CADETS NEIL MERMELSTElN and John Holloway receive advice on be having some difficulty in getting tunitorms of the proper proper care and cleaning of weapons from Armory Sgt. Chris Mays size and fit, but it won't talce Supply Sergeant Bill lngle very long to have them correctly fitted. E -- l repcires Cadets for Future Military Service THERE IS ALSO a weekly inspection in which the cadets are rated on the appearance ot their uniforms and weapons, as well as their knowledge ot military science. ln these inspections demerits, later worked Ott by march- ing or doing odd iobs, are given tor improper uniforms and dirty weapons. THE R. O. T. C. program was in- troduced to Central in 1918. Since then the battalion has received a high rating each year when reviewed dur- ing the Veteran's Day Parade, the Tennessee Military Inspection and the Federal Inspection. i RAISING AND LOWERING the tlag is the responsibility of three cadets chosen daily by the R.O.T.C. instructors. Above are SFC David Sallee, Lt. William Morris, and Cadet Grey Ashley performing this duty. SERGEANT DON GRIFFIN and SFC Joe Pond luclrily didn't get MASTERXSGT. ROLLINS listens to SFC Bobby HoweII's explanation any demerits in this inspection, but SFC Barton Palatniclc may be tor being late to class-a typical example ot one of the many gigged by Lt. Colonel Miles Lovelace tor a dirty weapon. occasions ot a cadet reporting to the Military Office. X Jwhllflkliduvh Officers and Sponsors Lead Our Battalion FRONT ROW: Mai. Wade Long, Mai. Jeff Wilson, L+. Col. Miles Lovelace, Cap+. Carl Bradow, Cap+. Rober+ Rubin. SECOND ROW L+ Taz Wingo, Cap+. Ellswor+l1 Downing, L+. Larry Kirlr, L+. David Wray, L+. Harry Friedman, L+. James Mabile, L+. Franl: Tyre, L+ Hal Horsburgh. THIRD ROW: L+. Sonny Yeaman, L+. David McBride, Cap+. Rel Morgan, L+. William Morris, L+. Jimmy Jones, L+. Tom McAuley L+. John Finley. FOURTH ROW: L+. Dillard Tu+or, L+. William Robinson, L+. W. A. S+ewar+. Cap+. Orville Swarner, L+. Glenn Williams Cap+. Wal+er Ellis, L+. James Bryan, Cap+. Drue DeBerry. ABSENT: Cap+. Don Engelberg, L+. Eddie Gaines, L+. Tim Smi+l1. FRONT ROW: Lorei+a Arwood, Lois Kail, Juani+a Arwood, Jean Griffin, Jeanne Russell, Doro+l1y S+ewar+. Ginger Turner, Pa+sy Blaclrley SECOND ROW: Freyda Tresan, Polly Morgan, Charlo++e Marcus, Nancy Smi+l1, Nancy Garrison, Sandy Thorne, Ri+a DuBrucq, Sandra Lanier. THIRD ROW: Helen Fos+er, Polly DeBardeleben, Carol Renegar, Alison Morgan, Pa+ King, Andy Baller, Beclry Pigo++, Barbara Lindsey, Ann Prince. ABSENT: Emily Cason. 1 I' f X M .-1 ..y. - , 5 f i A 9 I V' K- S 3 V - - 1. A 11 kr Z ,ax I. vii' on 4 . . ' .V Q KK . ' 5 'A L L , A I lx T, t 1 ,U k ,J A Q . f i -.. ,rf Q dl' 'Q l f 3 K 4 . . Q v K . . Q l fl 0,2 ' Y a X ay ',,,. S I ' Q i L Y x A gk , Q x., 5 1 li ' . 4 t s 3 5 X . A V 6 . .. e A . , , V4 cuff L E ff N JAM M Q ' if li ff leterans' Parade and Federal Inspection Victories FEDERAL INSPECTION, 'flue highlighf of lhe Mamary WT i year, comes in early spring. Above is a grandsland - X view of lhe ballalion 'lormalion awailed individual cadel' inspe before +l1e long- clion was made. QW , ii. lllmg rf.. 'N W I4 'vi TN. REVIEWING THE BATTALION for fhis imporlanl evenl were L+. Colonel Richard McClure, Colonel L. B. Shaw, Mr. King, Maior W. A. Wolforlla, and Ll. Bobby Burgess. They casually chaf while cadefs anxiously wail' lo be inspecfed. OUR BATTALION PLACED firsl among llwe compelilive marching unifs in flue Velerans' Day Parade +l1is year. The Drill Plafoon, headed by Ll. Hal Horsburgh and his sponsor, Carol Renegar, pass flue reviewing .sland al eyes left ff V'-Q ' , 3,zf, ,,4j 'Hhs , f , , -,,Aig,.vv4y.,, , ,O fffyffffx :f .jf V97 ,.,, I v,.,J,4,v f fy XF fff,Z,, 153, f , ,M ' fzfiiwki , X If I , X fc ff! ff f ff fff 1 f f ,, ,:fjf,1 yn' i f 1, ff fi, X I 7 I f X X y f 1 , n 1 A , I , M7431 , eff 1 -w...-. I I Once long ago, students were dreary, And nothing it seemed could make them be cheery, Finally a master-mind offered the clue: lt appears these kids have nothing to do! And so was devised, to relieve lamen- tations, Our wonderful system ot Organiza- tions. .9 x cf' 86 The Central Student Government Bring , f , I Q 1 , ,W ,M fry, ' , X fwfr it if THE HEART OF the Student Government-the cabinet. FRONT ROW: Treasurer, Jerry Gresham: Girls' Vice President, Marcy Ruyl: President, Paul Davis: Boys' Vice President, Bobby Fulghum: Secretary, Mary Joy Prichard. BACK ROW: Fire Marshal, Donna Monsarrat: Commissioner-at-Large, Byron Greer: Chief Marshal, Doug Salmon: Commissioner ot Assemblies. Bruce Shroyer: Assistant Marshal, Allyn Kantor: Commissioner of Publicity, Marcus Laughlin: and Commissioner ot Student Activities, Andy Baker. THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ot Cen- tral, tl-yrgugh hgmerogm representatives, LAVERNEl And you a senior! Bobby Fulghum and Marcy Ruyl, vice gives everyone a Voice in School adivmesi presidents and iudges ot the Student Government court, decide IN THE SPRING The Green and The Laverne Sariplrin's punishment for violating a rule. Gold parties hold their conventions to nominate the otticers tor the coming year. Homeroom delegates spend a tiring day trying to elect the candidates their home- rooms have designated. Atter a week ot enthusiastic campaigning, each student votes tor the candidate ot his choice. EACH YEAR the Student Government promotes such charitable projects as the heart fund, the community chest, and the polio drive. To stimulate interest in ath- letics and competition among students, the Student Government sponsors girls' and boys' volleyball and basketball intra- murals. lt promotes social activities by holding the annual stomp and rainy- day sock dances. The main obiectives ot the Student Government are to keep the students in line with the school rules and make them happy and proud ot Central. Democracy ond Good Clhzenshlp Into 0ur Llves NUMEROUS ACTIVITIES af Cenlral slem from Sludenl Governmenl meehngs where a represenlahve from each homeroom meers wllh Ihe cablnel lo discuss prevalllng rules and solve school problems FRESHMEN Tommy Murray Pal Whvle and Clay Gresham are amazed BRUCE SHROYER COMMISSIONER of Assemblies wlfh as Jerry Gresham and Andy Balrer members of fhe welcoming com Byron Greer Commissioner af Large schedules auclllorlum mllfee show 'them our beauhful and 'fasclnahng Irophles programs 'For lhe 56 57 school year I . I I ,wi f 'Q 43? fm ' a' as gg, 15, ,yjfJ,h .,V,3,fs A ci '44 VJ 9,3 A .v fs,-M Q9 an ,.,, gf-me f 'fx A' 5' THE EDITORS of fhe Warrior newspaper can never relax: as soon as one deadline is met, fhey begin worlr on the nexf. SEATED: Mary Jane Moore, Barbara Diffee, George Awsumb, Edwin Boafner, Patsy Blaclrley. STANDING: Billy Roberson, Sandra McGrory, Maurice Moskowitz, Elizabeth Cunningham, Marcia Levifch, Don Engelberg. The Warrior ALL-AMERICAN! MEDALISTI Interna- tional Honor Rating! George H. Gallup Award! So goes the imposing list of hon- ors achieved by Central's Warrior news- paper. The editorial staff presents such a variefy of features that we eagerly look forward to each monthly edition. The campus talk, new fads, sports reviews, and amusing stories of current events affecting our students and faculty interest everyone. By selling ads the business staff finances the 830 copies distributed each month. The i956 staff have worked diligently to maintain the high state and national ratings which the newspaper has earned for so many years. 88 'WUWWZTXX 5, Za THE REPORTERS-to fhem go the odd jobs thaf must b performed to maize fhe paper a success. Mary Jane Moore Carolyn Rafferty, Nancy Berfschi, Maxine Solomon Judy Erwin Camille Hughes, Franlr Phillips, Barbara Wenfzell Newspaper - an Intereshnc SOME PEOPLE JUST CAN'T SPELL C-AT' exclaims Don Engelberg, copy editor. He and his assisfanfs Anne Prince and Maurice Moskowitz, checlr every word 'rhaf goes info fhe paper Hm-m-m-m, is if Warrior or worrier! Y' ,W -we EDITORS, ALWAYS WORKING! Jimmy l'lu++er and Belh Robinson lake lime from fheir lunch period lo loolr over an edilorial for 'rhe forlhcoming issue. Journal of the 1956 57 School Year l'lURRYl HURRY' WOE is +he day before a deadline' Problems Confucius say, Sandy McGrory and Marilyn Campbell gel iob e and small arise as b m gnc lnlenl on relieving e clone fine as exchange edilors. They read a leHer recenlly slluallon are Nancy Berlschr Maurice Moslrowllz Bully Roberson received from an exchange school in Japan. ,!, Q0 2' K , X X , Q 7 , gif:--ur 4 Q-f-1-ws, 1' vi I, A T ..,.,. I. 9 f l MEET THE EDITOR, Lorraine Engelberg, and Assislanl Edilor, Charline Glascock. To 'rhese girls goes lhe credil for 'rhe hardesl job of all, making sure everyone did his iob lhe righ+ way and 'finished il' on lime. Everyday 'lhey coped wiih lhe complex problems lhal' arise in ediring a publicafion such as 'rhe Warrior Yearbook. TO OUR ADVISOR, Mrs. Malloy, we give our respecl' and admirarion, for she guided us wilh a friendly and helpful al'+i+ude which we all apprecialed. The Yearbook Staff - a Mixture of Fun, Headaches THE COPY DESK of 'rhe Warrior Yearbook is always a busy place. LOOKING FOR SOMEONE? The Wan-igr index Compiled by Armed wi+h slide rules and grease pencils, Nancy Smi+h, La Verne L,3Ve,-ne McNeil and Belle Penningffon will help you find him, McNeil, Jimmy Cowell, and Barbara Lindsey rackle lhe lob. STOPPING A MOMENT 'From their busy schedule, which included talring pictures, meeting deadlines, writing copy, and instructing assistants, are the section editors of the Yearboolr, BACK: Jane Robison, Charles Burrow, Jocelyn Dan. AROUND THE TABLE: Margaret Herzog, Barbara Lindsey, Joan Lyon, Sally Henderson, Frances McNeil, Naymond Keathly, Virginia Weems. h Yak wr exg THESE ARE THE PEOPLE behind the scenes-the assistants. FIRST ROW: Peggy Pulliam, Sylvia Margolin, Ann Rauscher, Ereyda Tresan, Anne Buford, Harriet Barnes, Norma Jean Peter- son, LaVerne McNeil, Marilyn Less, Sandra Prather. SECOND ROW: Peggy Cowling, Bette Baumgarten, Pal' Andrews, Bettie Pennington, Sondra Schaffer, Warren Thompson, Sandra Kay Morris. THIRD ROW: Alice Acree, Linda Meyer, Nancy Myers, Miriam Jablin, Nancy Smith, Jimmy Cowell, Barton Palatniclt. Long Hours, Capable People, oncl o Spirit to Work COKE PARTIES? Sure, we love 'em, but this isn't' exactly our idea of playing around. Deadlines must be met, and Margaret Herzog, Virginia Weems, Charline Glascoclr, Naymoncl Keathly, Sally Hender- son, and Jane Robison spend a Saturday worliing on the Yearboolr. PLANNING THE WARRIOR YEARBOOK and get- ting it ready tor the publisher mean work and plenty ot it. In their intention to publish a book vvorthy of past accomplishments and to improve the Warrior in every possible way, the Warrior statt labored long and diligently. IN TI-IE SPRING ot l956, plans were started to make the T957 Warrior the best yet. A nucleus ot the statt vvas chosen as soon as the T956 War- rior vvas put to bed. Throughout the spring and summer they worked. By September the theme had been chosen and the basic layout had been completed, The introductory pages, including our new teature this yearea tull-page, tour-color photograph-were on their vvay to the publisher. September saw the selection ot assistants tor the various section editors and the beginning ot real activity. Elashbulbs popped, slide rules and grease pencils tlew across pictures, and the groans ot the statt were heard as they began vvriting copy. In November, a tive-day campaign for the sale ot Yearbooks vvas held. Over l23O Warriors, an all-time record, were purchased by our student body. All the ad quotas were tilled. LIGHTS FREQUENTLY BLJRNED in the Warrior ottice long atter other student activities had ceased. No complaints were made, tor all ot the statt members had a sense ot pride tor lust hav- ing a small part in the development ot the Warrior Yearbook. They had the TIME OF THEIR LIVES. 9I qu.-x 1 f GET OUT AND SELL was fhe moH'o of Joan S+ernberger, Yearbook business manager, ancl Carol Eiseman, secrefary- 'lreasurer of +he Yearbook siaff. The Business Staff - Bac Iwi 1 'S swf? '? ADVISOR +o 'rhe yearbook and newspaper business slaffs, Miss Selma Siegman, cons+an+ly insfills +he spirif 'lo work and sell ads for 'rhe Warrior publicaiions. MY PRODUCT IS THE BEST! says each adveriiser. The business sfaff musf relay fhis idea +o ihe sluclenfs as fhey read +he ads in 'lhe yearbook. Planning pic+ures and wri+ing copy are Ida Leigh Levy, Selma Engelberg, Jane Owen, Mary Anne Holloway, Joan Clarke, Pa++i Rose, and Pa+ Whi+e. 4-ul 4 l none of School Publications l BIG WHEELS!-Linda Grief and Sue Kirchen, business managers and Cecile Felsenfhal, secrelary-'Treasurer of +l1e newspaper ARE YOU SURE you lcnow flue alpl1abel7 Jerry Diamond seems amused al lime efforls of Judy Brenner ancl Mary Ann Holloway, as PaHi Rose checks ads lhal musl be filed. LITTLE WHEELS 'file conlracls 'for ads, wrile copy, bill purchasers, and llwen lurn ad copy over lo 'llne copy desk 'ro be senl' lo llwe prinler. SEATED: Lorna Jaffe, Carolyn Reeves, Harriel Friener, Charlene Newman. STANDING: Lee Livingslon, Diane Lazarov, Jerry Kelly, Phil Lebovilz. is N! Q8 f --0 .Qqiy ,-. i ?f.r - zwxr-:Hua .rf 'S .rf M -V f . g QQ f2' f Q 91 QQ ga? 22 V333 gif 3 ' ya 4 I an . ,P M M M-ff , i I 5 f i!QTa W'fl lK Wsf A F' 4 7 7 romofe lnferesi in Musiccil Fields ff CLASSICAL MUSIC isn r so bad! exclaim fhe officers of fhe ALTHOUGH IT ONLY has one fiddler insfead of fhree, fhe Sharps Sharps and Flafs Club. Cafherine Payne, Vice Pres,: Jeanie Meyer, Pres.: Joan Lyon, Treas.g and Sandra Morris, Sec. THE SHARPS AND FLATS CLUB'S purpose is fo promofe an inferesf in all fields of music. Their programs consisf of everyfhing from Rhyl'hm and Blues fo Aida. Every acfivily period fhe club holds a brief business meefing and enioys a musical program. FRONT ROW: Billie McDonald, Beverly Scoff, Alfhea Nanny, Joyce Burns, Ann Langham, Doffie Sue Parker, Jeanie Meyer, Jo Wahlquisf, Mary Helen Qualls, Donna Morrison. SECOND ROW: Joyce Carfer, Pal Curfis, Jane Teas, Gay Garner, Dorofhy Hill, Joan and Flafs Club is as merry as Ole King Cole when if is enferfained by Milne Gilberf. Accompanying him on fhe piano is Joyce Burns. Savage, Tonia Griffen, Anifa Aflcins, Barbara Thomas, Joanne Creel, Mrs. Chase, advisor. THIRD ROW: Carol Smifh, Janice Coleman, Myrfle Jenkins, Diana Andrews, Sharon Griffin, Anne Tipfon, Susan Keenum, Nell Link, Becky Piggoff, Paf Benneif. FOURTH ROW: Leslie Bradow, Delma Klofz, Ann Sydes. Beffy Mafloclc. David Owen, Cecilia Trouf, Peggy Lazenby, Beverly Hamburger. ABSENT: Scarleffe Brown. O S , . .. 41, ,f an -Ili-I 96 The Cenfrol Boncl Is Always There Promoting BUT MR. McCLAlN, we need rock 'n roll! Sugges+ions like 'ihese pour in lo Mr. McClain every day. Secreiary, Helen Fosierg Vice Presidenl, Charles Causeyg Mr. McClain, Presideni, Marvin Slamm: and Treasurer, Joan Waller, discuss 'this conrroversial subject Wha+ever +hey decide won'+ really maffer io us, for any music +hey play makes us proud of fhem. Roll over, John Sousa!!! FIRST ROW: Joan Waller, Mary Jane Moore, Roy Millican, Waller Yager, Sandra Woo+en, Phyllis Whiie, Marii Mobley, Jean Finfon, Bonnie Mifchell, Be++e Baumgar+en. SECOND ROW: Tommy Whi+e, Ralph McNees, David Owen, Jimmy Tansey, Wayne Young, Mary Helen Crowley, Paula Whiie, Susan Logsdon, Eddie Gaines, Alfred Nelson, Glenda Grif- HEY, MARV, you missed a spo+! GeHing ready for 'lhe big Armisiice Day parade are Carolyn Hursi, Marvin Zellner, and Maurice Rhodes. The neafness and cleanliness of uniforms and ins+rumen+s, as well as 'rhe band's playing and marching abiliiy, are impera+ive in making a good impression. fin, Jack Mi+chell. THIRD ROW: Jerry Kirkscey. Charlo'H'e Marcus, Jack Brown, Billy Cox, Harry Ecoff, Jerry Cooper. Jimmy Green, Ed Scrivener, Farris Archibald, William Reese, Sonny Yeaman, Helen Fosier, Fred Holland, Joan Shu+e, Charles McDaniel, Reede Taylor, Kay Hya++, Charles Causey. FOURTH ROW: Roberi Hendricks, Carolyn Hursi, rpirif oncl Gaining Honors for Our School THE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL BAND -anoTher of CenTraI's Tops in The ciTy and sTaTe! The members of The band show inTeresT, IoyaITy, and en- Thusiasm for The band by aTTending The performances and many rehearsals which Take long hours aTTer school. MR. NICCLAIN AND THE BAND give local concerTs, play Tor TooTbaII games and pep meeTings, and make concert Tours inTo Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas. Each year They parTicipaTe in such sTaTe acTiviTies as The All-STaTe TryouTs in Nashville, The solorand en- semble conTesT in Jackson, and The STaTe Band ConTesT in Memphis, In 1956, The band placed second in The NaTionaI Band ConTesT in Enid, Oklaz homa, CenTraI had many TirsT place solo and ensemble winners, The band in The pasT has esTabIished splendid records and we know They will con- F0411 Tinue To do so under Mr. McCIain,'s fr fine leadership. We depend on The band To pramarb school spirit and give added inTeresT To our programs. 'T' ,.,.. ,,gg,,,jg 3,45 ,H I r COMPETITION IS STIFF for The posiTion of TirsT chair, The leader of an Individual insTrumenT sec+ion. Deserving The honor They have earned are: FRONT ROW Susan Logsdon, Kay HyaT'r, Joan Waller. SECOND ROW: Marvnn STamm Jacll MiTcheIl, WaI+er Yager, Helen Eosler. THIRD ROW: Ken Ruby, AI Nelson Charles Causey, Dan Peck, Warren Nance and BeTTe Baumgaden. Barry Hall, Jerel SmiTh, Ralph Goff, David Peck, Philip MarTin, Tommy Turner, Edwin Keahey, Richard Baldwin, Ronald BelTon, Sam Pace, Milre Masson, Drue Deberry, Jimmy Kelly, Wayne Copeland, Maurice Rhodes, Jerry BrealrsTone, Dan Peclr. FIFTH ROW: Jean Griffin, Leonard GusTa'lson, MargareT Balser, Richard TiIIinghasT, Luclry Riclrly, Ken Ruby, Jimmy Murphey, Marie Terrell, Richard Draughon, Jerry Guinn, KeiTh McConnico, Hugh Hill, War- ren Nance, Ray Brigance, Mr. McClain, Diane McCullough, Janna Prange. Le.. A M , . .2 .. 4 .. A. .. Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service - MEMBERSHIP IN THE SIGMA LAMBDA cnil 2 XX XlcHAP- TER OE THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is coveted by almost every student at Central High, but only those ot superior scho- lastic achievement and outstand- ing participation in school activ- ities are eligible tor membership. SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, SERVICE, AND CHARACTER are the basic qualities considered by teachers and members in recom- mending students tor member- ship in the Honor Society. THE HONOR SOCIETY spon- sors various activities throughout the year. The scholarship com- mittee calculates homeroom aver- 7 H i957 INDUCTEES-FRONT ROW: Grace Kirkwood, Judy Crum, Ruth Moore, Carol Diclrson Jean Grittin, Charmaine Allmon, Norma Bratton, Jocelyn Dan, Eve Welling, Anna Kay Robertson Beclcy Blaclrwell, Joan Clarlre. SECOND ROW: Nancy Myers, Charlotte Williamson, Luclry Riclcly, Nancy Smith, Elizabeth Hall, Marilyn Campbell, Virginia Lee Weems, Anne Prince Harriet Barnes, Nancy Schmermund, Delma Klotz, Marie Gordon, THIRD ROW: Betty Crump Diane McCullough, Martha Sides, Alison Morgan, Virginia Boswell, Jane Robison, Joyce Shelton i956-57 OFFICERS ot the Honor Society-SEATED: Secretary, Frances McNieII7 Treasurer, Harriet Scheuner. STANDING: President, Milce Gilbertg Vice President, Jimmy Eggleston. bf' ,gb www AND THE ANGEL OF THE LORD CAME UPON THEM The tirst Noel was impressively depicted in a tableaux at the Christmas program presented by members ot Honor Society ,Q 'Q Qualifications for Membership to the Honor Society ages and standings and keeps a service record ot every student in school. Another committee keeps the lost and found tor the school. Once a year the Hon- or Society sponsors Honor Day, a day when students who have made at least nine A's during the first three six weeks, the honor roll every time, or the term honor roll are awarded an honor ribbon. This year the Hon- or Society, aided by our music and art departments, presented a beautitul and inspiring Christmas program at which each home- room presented a sizable gitt to some charity or a needy tamily. The year's program ended with the traditional picnic. Andy Baker, Barbara Dittee, Joy Nelms, June Inman. FOURTH ROW: Lee Livingston, Ray Blackburn, James Gray, Barton Palatnick, Bobby Fulgum, Jett Wilson, Phil Hanowitz, Robbie Adams, Stephen Engelberg, Carl Gustafson, Warren Thompson, Ernest Kelly. FIFTH ROW: Richard Martin, Jimmy Cowell, Charles Burrow, Eddie Gaines, Allyn Kantor, Don Kroeger, Ted Erickson, Bob Eilert, John McCarroll, Jerry Engelberg, Arthur Buring, Paul Davis, Maurice Brog. I956-57 HONOR SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: Glascock, Robinson, Kerr, Spence, Somervell, Scheinberg, Britt, Pegram, Scheuner, Monsarrat Eiseman, Waller. SECOND ROW: Foster, L. Engelberg, Raines, Prichard, Moore, Lindsey, Ruyl, McNiell, Vaughn, Lowe, Morton, Russell THIRD ROW: Downing, Henderson, Lange, Lyon, Nuckolls, Terrell, Andrews, Wolt, Kerchen, Sternberger, Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Kelley Lovelace, McCaslin, Eggleston, Denton, Broadtoot, Deaton, Gresham, Gilbert, Moskowitz, Sinclair, D. Engelberg. on A... 4 Q, i K A .T ia, if is 5. .M V ll 9 I The Truth - the Motto of the Quill oncl Scroll PAUL FLOWERS CHAPTER OF OUILL AND SCROLL-FRONT ROW: Joan Clarlce, Carrol Eiseman, Miles Lovelace, Jimmy Hutter, Mary Joy Prichard, Dixie Raines, Charline Glascoclx. SECOND ROW: Jocelyn Dan, Elizabeth Cunningham, Donna Monsarrat, Margaret Herzog, Jane Owen, Jere Lee Somervell, Linda Greit, Carolyn Reaves, Cecile Felsenthal, Sandra MCC-3rory. THIRD ROW: Barbara Lindsey, lda Leigh Levy, Sue Kirchen, Pat Andrews, Jane Robison, Mary Jane Moore, Barbara Dittee, Joan Lyon, Joyce Shelton, Helen Bryan, Harriet Barnes. FOURTH ROW: Lee Livingston, Barton Palatniclc, Charles Burrow, Phillip Hanowitz, Phil Lebovitz. Naymond Keathley, Jimmy Cowell, Edwin Boatner, Billy Roberson, George Awsumb, Don Engelberg. COMMENTING to treasurer Troy Beatty, vice president Lorraine Engelberg, president Joan Sternberger, and secretary Beth Robinson on the impressive Quill and Scroll induction ot new members is Mr. Paul Flowers ot the Commercial Appeal. THE PAUL FLOWERS CHAPTER ot Quill and Scroll, international honorary society tor high school journalists, recognize the writ- ers ot tomorrow. Membership is limited to those who are ir the upper one-third of their class and have excelled in some branch ot our school publications. Each year Quill and Scroll sponsors a beau- titul candle-light ceremony in the library to inst fl new members. Mr. Paul Flowers, tor whom the Central Chapter is named, pre- sents the new members with their membership cards, pins or charms, and a personal con- gratulatory note. It is a great honor to belong to this or- ganization, which stands for truth in every field ot writing. The Speech and Library Clubs Promote Fine Arts -r 111,152 67 1, ? V' '-ff l SPEECH CLUB-FRONT ROW: Secretary, Jane Owen: Vice President, Jerry Kelly: President, Jimmy McCaslin: Treasurer, Jocelyn Dang Sgt.-at-Arms, Tommy Kelley. SECOND ROW: Myrna Loslcove, Linda Meyer, Dotti Ervin, Trudye Darden, Emily Erwin, Marcia Levitch, Sarah Rubenstein. THlRD ROW: June Evans, Frances Jones, Alice Cox, Sandra Prather, Mary Frances McCalman, Ouida Lazenby, Virginia Andre, Alice Acree. FOURTH ROW: Mary Jane Moore, Carolyn Boswell, Mary Peebles, Sherrye Culbreath, Mary Sue Paclrer, Maxine Solomon. FIFTH ROW: George Awsumb, Kathy Ericlrson, Jim Stowers, Ira Denton, Connie Cobb, Charlene Burrow, David Olceon. THE SPEECH CLUB, consisting ot sixty-six people who are in- terested in improving their speech, is one ot Central's most active organizations. Every other Thursday it meets to have a busi- ness meeting and program. The year's schedule began with two educational films on how to im- prove speech and overcome stage fright. Allen Bates ot Theater l2 spoke on his trip to New York and his tour ot Broadway. Throughout the year the club had many entertaining and educational programs. THE LIBRARY CLUB, one ot the three new clubs tormed at Cen- tral this year, is a service to our school. It is composed ot Miss Crump's assistants, In meetings the members discuss ways to ease their duties and to im- prove the school library. LIBRARY CLUB-FRONT ROW: Mary Hammell, Patty Hoye, Secretary-Treasurer, Brenda Carroll: Vice President, lrma Oser: Elizabeth Ervin, Paula Morton, Russell Strauss. SECOND ROW: Alison Morgan, Susan Collins, Leware Shipp, Virginia Boswell, Librarian, Miss Marcella Crump: Janet Moore, Karen Owings, Loma Kate McGaha, ' - g ,MLM S-ifiik x WE From Science To Skating CenTroI's Clubs Do Var' IT CAME FROM OUTER SCIENCE CLUB-FRONT ROW: McDonald Eason Nichols Bradow Has Evans I I I 1 Y- T Biclrel, O'NeiII, McBryde, WinsTon. SECOND ROW: MorTon, Irby, Allmon, Mills, Forres'l'er, PiT'I'ard, Quinn, L. McNieII, Smil'h. THIRD ROW: Palmer, Macdonald, Erickson Sfrauss, Owen, Davis, F. McNieIl, Balmer, Mrs. James W. McLemore. FOURTH ROW PaIaTnicIr, MosIrowiTz, Burrow, Raine, Swarner, BroadfooT, Snowden, Kroeger, Larson Gusfafson. INSET: Program Chairman, MosIrowiTzg Vice PresidenT, Broadfooh Larson President Snowden. SPACE!! Or, did iT'? The Science Club Tries To answer puzzling quesTions abouT The world and ourselves. NoT only do They Try To analyze mysTerious obiecTs such as This, buT They also have many inTeresTing programs-a lecTure on radiaTion biology, a Tilm presenTaTion on The sun, or a visiT To a planeTarium. DEBATING CLUB-SEATED: SecreTary-Treasurer, Lyon: Vice President Lovelace: PresidenT, Mos- kowifzp SergeanT-aT-Arms, Awsumb: ParIiamenTarian, H. Scheuner. STANDING: King, J. Scheuner Cohn, Loslrove, Balmer, Friedman, Engelberg, Whife. TO BE OR NOT TO BE, THAT IS THE QUESTION! Planning and sTudying Tor debaTes requires work and Time, buT The members of The DebaTing Club have found Thai' Their eTTorTs are worth- while. DebaTing is boTh Tun and educaTionaI. Through This organizaTion some Cen- Tral sTudenTs learn To express Their ideas clearly and def- iniTeIy. Though The DebaTing Club has iusT compleTed iTs second year, There is no ques- Tion as To iTs TuTure success. Develop ond Cultivote Any Interest We Carry. OOOPSH! Meet the members of the Ice-Skating Club-slipping and slidingl Central's newest or- ganization boasts of its large membership, sixty-five. Once a week the club met in full attire at Iceland Skating Rink to glide Cor maybe sliclej across the ice. By the end of the year there were many expert members who skated with grace and poise. ri .Q W W 3- ,Q ' - diver- ' . J I es P e so . Z T Jw. l ww.'5 , lm g' -- ,V X . A, V , I ,va ,,V, ue, ,.. ve I .5 ' Q. f M .-1 , 4 ,..,. . . W ,,,,,, , 1 U s , 4 . 4 z 7 v.'I - 1 ff f Breeden. ICE-SKATING CLUB-FRONT ROW: Morrison, Mololey, Read, Glascock, Porter, Mon sarrat, J. Cook, Breeden, White, Voss, Tucker, Mitzner, Little. SECOND ROW: Mr Wharton, Barnes, Shute, Perry, Schaffer, Zeitlin, Billingsley, Mitchell, Gustafson, Randan Palatnick, Shefsky, Padawer, Godwin, Allmon. THIRD ROW: Goldbaum, Hall, Fischer Jones, V. Faulkner, Wooten, Clayton, B. Faulkner, McCaddon, Duke, Tipton, Smith E. Cook. FOURTH ROW: Broadfoot, Talley, Ray, Wharton, Young, Cooper, DeShazo Cowell, Taylor, McAuley, Nelson, Cox, Pace. INSET: President, Mitchell: Vice President BUSINESS CLUB-FRONT ROW: Thorne: President, Spence: Publicity Chairman, Turner: Barber: Corresponding Secretary, Mcl.in: Hughes. SECOND ROW: Voss: Ball: Henderson: Grief: Russell: Boswell: Thompson. THIRD ROW: Brooks: Historian, Duke: Jablin: Whittington: Oglesby: Vice President, McKee. this 5 6' .5 kj l 57 ll ggi' gf. in 7 7355 TAP, TAP, TAP, DING! As speed and accuracy in- crease across a shorthand book or on a typewriter key- board, qualifications enabling students to be selected for the Central Business Club also increase. Members of the club do many stenograph- ic iobs for the school and are always willing to type and cut stencils for the teachers. Publishing Hello, Central, our telephone di- rectory, is their rnain proiect. The year's program ends with a wonderful luncheon at the King Cotton Hotel and the election of new officers. I03 THE LATIN CLUB enables its members to learn many interesting customs and be- liets ot the old Romans. Every other week the mem- bers meet to prove Latin is tar from being a dead lan- guage. Skits and Vince, Latin Bingo, are a tew ot the novel forms ot enter- tainment they enioy. Why, Virgil's birthday is even celebrated! The Latin Club ends its year's program with a picnic. ,War LATIN CLUB-FRONT ROW: McDonald, Wiggs, Winston, Mitzner, Bradow, Lazenloy, Schmermund Cunningham, White, Ervin, Gresham, Blaclcwell, Hopper, Caplan. SECOND ROW: H. Scheuner J. Carroll, Pittard, Evans, Mills, Payne, Trout, McGaha, P. Carroll, Branch, Townsley, Pennington Shute, Tucker. THIRD ROW: Kelly, King, Keathley, Perryman, Lyon, Adney, Reppert, S. Martin R. Martin, Morris, J. Scheuner, Felsenthal. There Are Clubs for Those Who Desire Recreation RADIO CLUB-STANDING: Ronald Savage, K4HMEg Wayne Copeland, KN4KCSg Secretary- Treasurer, Gerald Watson, KN4JNHg President, Thomas Morris, K4EPZg Sgt.-at-Arms, Robin Moore: Charles Orange. SEATED: Ronald Belton: Larry Kinney, K4BMX. THE RADIO CLUB at Cen- tral holds in store tor all ot its members many pleasant and beneficial hours experi- menting with crystal sets and communicating with ham operators. Many mem- bers pass the Federal Com- munications Commission Tests and receive their radio license. Every other week the club meets to discuss important information and the latest news ot the Radio World given by the F.C.C. f-il., 95 Y-TEENS CLUB-FRONT ROW: Couch, Dillon, Sports Manager Farrow, White, Crawford, Biclrel, McBrycle, Nichols, Reed. SECOND ROW: O'Neill, Pennington, Word, Link, Vice Pres. Schmermund, Evans, Townsley, Rhea. THIRD ROW: Brawner, McNiell, Miller, Bates, Blaylock, Williams, Chaplain Pitts, Butler, President Vaughn. FOURTH ROW: Eddins, Walker, Owings, Birchfield, Rutherford, Strong, Lange, Pittman, Treasurer Brindley. THE Y-TEENS supports many ot the proiects spon- sored by the Y.VV.C.A. The members dress dolls for underprivileged children at Christmas, sell potato chips to send their officers to a Leadership Training insti- tute, and aid needy families young working girls. girls engage in volley- ball, basketball, and soft- in the Y-Teen League. and The ball In T955 Central's chapter won the softball champion- ship and in T956 the volley- ball championship. 'lubs Which Help Us Enioy Our Education. CHESS CLUB-SEATED: President, Edward Tennisong Vice President, Jerry Kirkscey Swarner. STANDING: Treasurer, Gaines Tennisong Program Chairman, John Chisolm. IMPORTANT MOVE! A- bove any chess game a thick cloud of concentration 5 hovers. Through practice and experience, chess club members have learned that each move is important, and a lot of thought must precede every play. Every other week the club meets and puts life into the wood- en kings, queens, knights, 1, and pawns. Chess requires thought and vvell-planned actions, thus these boys feel they are improving their minds as well as hav- ing fun at their hobby. fl 5.4: E 'fi :if iff Z' g Orville The Girls Behind The Boys Behind The Guns I, grew: 3535 THE OEFlCERS of The Officers' Club and of The Sponsors' Club of The R.O.T.C. Try To lceep Their mem- bers informed of milifary regulafions and malce Their duTies more pleasanf. FRONT ROW: Presidenf, Charloffe Marcus: Secrefary-Treasurer, Paf King: Sergeanf-aT-Arms, Rifa Du- Brucq. SECOND ROW: Presidenf, Walfer Ellis: Sec.-Treas., Orville Swarner: Chaplain, Glenn Williams: and Sgf.-aT-Arms, Wade Long. ,,f'9f,, Jim.. Examining wifh pride The firsf-place Trophy awarded To CenTral's R.O.T.C. in The Armisfice Day Parade and review are Charloffe Marcus and Miles Lovelace, LT. Col. THE SPONSORS' CLUB is an organizaTion de- signed To inform new sponsors of The rules and regulafions of The R.O.T.C. The main iob of a sponsor is To seT a good example for her officer and inspire him To do his besT aT all Times. Each monTh sponsors give a parTy for Their officers To enTerTain Them off The drill field. The club is responsible for The issuing of miliTary buffons, medals, and caps. This year's main proiecT was raising funds To buy caps, previously boughT by The girls Themselves. THE FUNCTION of The Officers' Club is simi- lar To ThaT of The Sponsors' Club. They, Too, Try To inform The new members of Their duTies and of The laTesT miliTary news. MAY l HAVE THIS DANCE. LIEUTENANT MA'M? Affer drill- ing, you may Thinlc These milifary guys are Too Tired To bop on weelr- J ends. This, however, is noT True. The Officers' and Sponsors' Clubs offen have parfies To prove They are firsf rafe on The dance floor as well as on The drill field. Hooray! The Pep and H Clubs Score Together ee, H CLUB--FRONT ROW: Wacldey, Greer, Howell, Hopkins, Orrick, Adams, Taylor, Palatnick, Canfield, Van Hoozer, Morgan, Edwin Phillipy. SECOND ROW: Kilpatrick, Akin, Laughlin, McCullough, Cowell, Mays Houston, Fulghum, Brooks, Baker, Taylor, Phillips. THIRD ROW: Kap- lan, Pate, Whitworth, Frutchey Burks, Smothers, Springfield, Cox Ray, Hays, Patton, Edward Phillipy. FOURTH ROW: Weatherford, Mc Carroll, Meeks, Eilert, Talley, Deaton I Bobbitt, Murray, Wesson, Richard , son, Engelberg, Terry. H Club Members George Whitworth, Don Burks, and Robbie Adams help Pep Club Officers Fay Quinn, Nancy Smith, Donna Johnson, Norma Jean Peterson, Susan Taylor, and Shirley Hughes put up a poster. WHEN A BOY receives a letter tor outstand- ing ability and sportsmanship in any maior f sport, he becomes a member ot the H Club. This club was formed to recognize and honor all boys who have received letters. At the end ot the year, the members enjoy a picnic with skits and entertainment. THE PEP CLUB is Central's fastest growing club. It was organized this year to encourage student interest in sports and build up en- thusiasm tor the games. During the football season, posters and green and gold streamers everywhere show the industry and work of Central's Pep Club members. At the games all members sit together in a special section and assist our Cheerleaders with the yells. PEP CLUB-FRONT ROW: Joe A ' Ellen Walker, McCrary, Ferguson, Moore, Sage, Teas, Stiles, White, Rauscher, Holloway, Bailey. SECOND ROW: Ferguson, Melton, Reeves, Cullen, Mitzner, McNiell, Lazenby, McDonald, Tucker, Erwin, Henderson, McLin. THlRD ROW: Evans, Busby, Barnes, Brown, Butler, Griffin, Bibb, Judy Walker, Graves, lrby, Thompf son. FOURTH ROW: Graves, Lange, Jean Walker, Matlock, Owings, Arnold, Erickson, Brindley, Caldwell, Lazenby, Cowling, Robertson. I08 RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES-FRONT ROW: Edward Felsen thal, Sherry Epstein, Claire White, Janna Prange, Linda Little Rochelle Rosen, Suzanne Shainberg, Gay Apfel. SECOND ROW Betty Crump, Gay Heidelberg, Barbara Miller, Anne Webster, Nancy Smith, Delma Klotz, Myrtle Jenkins, Nancy Kinnett. THIRD ROW: Richard Baldwin, Sue Lochridge, Jerry Kelly, Richard Martin, Peck King, Kay Caldwell, Lillian Pittard, Lenore Sapinsley. Our Jr. Red Cross - Happy to Help the Less l'l S A GOOD FEELING to help those less fortunate than ourselves, say Kay Schmittou, Albin Miller, Joy Lynn Bridgetorth, and Beverly Drewry 'lo Miss Raines. My! How many useful items there are lor the needy children! THE JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL at Central consists of representatives elected from each home room. Meet- ings are held during activity period. Collecting dues tor the American Red Cross, sending gift boxes over- seas, and taking books and magazines to hospitals are the club's main proi- ects. This year they reached their goal ot TOOCM membership and were for- tunate enough to receive a 25-cent pledge from each student. This money T was used to till over fifty Red Cross boxes. Our very active chapter of the Red Cross is a credit to our school. HONOR ROLL L23.Tl1g?4::H1,T'- T it K -4 if 'iii t + 'iii'-1' tk 'lririr it t ...,3--- TWINKLE, TWINKLE LITTLE STAR! How many honor students there are! Jimmy Broadtoot and Annette Vaughn proudly add stars to the honor roll chart for room 20l. Throughout Central there are many homerooms displaying these honor charts. LET'S CALL IT THE 307 BLASTIV' exclaims Martha Compton as Ernest Kelly, Linda Williamson, Charlie Seay, Gene Milner, and Bill Campbell approve wholeeheartedly. Since homeroom time is limited, many committees meet outside of school hours to plan and malce arrangements for their homeroom parties. The Homeroom - the Cross Section of All Activities THE HGMEROOM IS MORE than a place in which vve meet for fifteen minutes every day of our three years at Central. lt is the cross section of all activities. Each homeroom is an organ- ization practicing democracy by elect- ing its ovvn officers and carrying on many functions. lt has parties and promotes charitable projects, which are sponsored by the student govern- ment. This year, instead of homeroom parties at Christmas, each homeroom decided to share with the less for- tunate by giving sizable gifts to such organizations as the Goodfellovvs, the Salvation Army, the Hungarian Relief, Happy Acres Retarded Children's Home, and needy families in Memphis. Both scholastic standings and basket- ball and volleyball intramurals promote competition among the homerooms. THROUGH THE HOMEROOM tomor- rovv's leaders are developed and good school workers are discovered. HEIETEEN MINUTES ISN'T ENOUGH TIME to study when we have a test first period, say the students who forgot to loolr over Iast night's worlr. Quite often we find ourselves thanlrful for having homeroom time to cram for that important exam. Oh, why do they have to gab about last weeIr's dates at a time lille this, complain the students who are trying to study. 'q ki-jj Jylff' W x vw 9-v 1 ., ,felt Mai ,gf , ,A ,, Q..-....w.W..x..... mea-11'QNtw ff w.'g3Q,f Qaggjpgffy , . ,1 1 NA x .X--Q , , GRN f XX 565445 lege Things are buzzin' 'round here, cousin- You vvon'T cafch Us a-nappin- There's nof anofher high school, brofher, Where anything can happen. We make our fun while on The rung Our laughfer shakes The walls, And fhaf's why we know you'll agree Mirrh dwells in Cenfral's halls. . ' K V i LSI WHICH TWIN HAS THE A'S? -Connie Pappas lor is if Cecilel why fhe long face? Reporicard day is a +ime for many 'laces because everyone fails in some+hing in which anorher excels. HESCAPING THE CROWD -Jusf as someone sreps on rhe gas when 'rhe ligh+ 'rurns green, sludenls slep on each ofher when 'rhe bell rings. To avoid being +ram- pled, IiHIe David Olreon seeks refuge in a Ioclrerq if may be small, buf so is David! Memories Are ON YOUR MARK, GET SET! -Bobby Bos+icIc and Alan Kosren llnow fhal gelfing a head s+ar+ fo lunch is necessary if Ihey plan +o eal. Miriam Jablin is preparing Ihem for fhe race. Hope you're nor 'foo Ia+e! Il2 PASS WITHOUT A PASS -No snealring in +he halls! Some sludenfs such as Ned Williamson oI+en gel Ihaf daring desire fo wander around wi+hou+ a pass. Waich if, Ned! Allhough fhe monifor of +he hall, Sondra Schaffer, is busy, fha eyes of Mrs. Thomas are upon you. '9 Cf ' Q ' X I i Y? '-W , I, 1 4 'YOU AIN'T NOTHIN' BUT A BIG DOG -Among +l1e many, you iusl happen fo be a nigh-class breed. Seeallfhosefrophiesll'Fll1adafew,l woof besol'1appy. SLIPPIN' AND A SLIDIN'-Ouclwl Riding flue ban- isier may be The quiclxesi way down flwe siairs buf surely noi fl'1e safesi. Nallwan Dearing found This oui when he wenf over a splinler. You'll have fo wallc now, Na+hang you surely can'1 sill II3 ik., Good Ol' Golc HEELS OVER HEAD lN LOVE -Everything's hazy, upside down above for Mickey Van Hoozer. Although Pat Brown isn'-t showing her affection in the same manner, there is still a mutual admiration. Many Central students belong to this Mutual Admirafion Society. AN INSPIRATIONAL GUlDE-The bell ringsg everyone stops: the lunchroom is quiet. The sound of the bell calls each student in the cafeteria to silent prayer. After a moment of spiritual serenity the students resume eating. i t 3 f, TUNlNG lN -English is so interesting, especially if you can listen to the game on the radio! Like Stevie Engelberg, during the World Series, every boys' 'Fancy turns fo baseball. We see you, Stevie: just hope your 'teacher doesn'f. AS THE DAYS GROW INTO YEARS, youthful memories will start to dim and will soon fade away into obscurity. l-low wonderful it would be if the treasured thoughts such as that withering glance from a teacher when we were caught doing something wrong, that eager desire to forget the natural pro- cedure of every day and try some- thing different, the impatience We felt while standing in line at fl-19 bookstore, the inspiration we gained during lunch while pausing 1d Green Days 'TWAS THE DAY BEFORE EXAMS and Jan Bradford looks wearily Toward a LlTTLE THINGS HELP A LOTH-l'AlIow me, Mrs. sleepless nigh+. Oh, wl-iaT's The use! Thinks Jan, books, books everywhere, and I MCLen-Tore, gayg Jack Reiss, Polifenegg is 5 habii' To sTiIl can'T Tl'1inkl! Many sludenls assume This deTeaTed aTTiTucle aTTer sTudying be acquired by everyone. Alrer all, showing a liT+Ie for a few long hours, cramming for an exam. polifeness To Teachers could go a long, long way. Tor a few momenTs To give Thanks in silenT prayer, and The TrusTraTing hours of sTudy could always remain vivid realiTies in our minds! A Tew of These ThoughTs will linger, per- haps for a year, who knows, maybe Two, Three, or four, buT The every- day life aT Ce-nTral, The laughTer and The Tears, will hold a permanenT place in our hearTs and leave a per- manenT mark on our characTers. Our school life, in spiTe of all iTs Trials and TribulaTions, was cerTainly Tl-IE TIME OF OUR LIVES! HDENSE HEADS IN A HUDDLEI' lT's beTTer To learn lale Than never, say Bill Lammey, John Walker, and Ray Fleming as They learn The unknown 'From MarTi Mobley. Such scenes aren'+ unusual when some sTudenTs TorgeT To sludy. X f f W , ,i , MWSFWY' as Q i W wp :WB mt 2 1 3' ,Q -ri my 4 K' N.. Sporfs have exisfed for agesg The ahcienfs performed Them vvifh grace, Yef never a Greek or a Sparfan Would dare our Cenfral fo face. We have boys sfrorrg and fearless Urrifed fo fighf any foeg No wonder all others tremble When The Warriors ge? ready ro go! S H - ,lx I.-.Q 4 luv X 3 3 CentroI's Warriors Finish in Thir FOOTBALL TEAM-FRONT ROW: Lowell Bobbitt, Dorsey Deaton, George Whitworth, Don Burks, Mickey Smothers, Hous- ton Ray, Byron Greer, Eddie Patton, Bruce Shroyer, Tommy Richardson, Raymond Waddey, Bob Fulghum, Bob Eilert, David Frutchey, Jerry Taylor. SECOND ROW: Jerry Murray, Heiskell Weatherford, Richard Howell, John McCarroll, Glenn Hays, Jerome Martin, Wesley Cox, Robbie Adams, Edward Phillipy, Jerry Engelberg, Doug Meeks, Ernest Pate, Bobby Talley, Lee Bettis, Richard Terry. THIRD ROW: Bert Canfield, Edwin Phillipy, Marcus Laughlin, Billy Orrick, James Gurley, John Hopkins, Larry Brooks, Bobby Kilpatrick, Tommy Solomon, Max Foster, Bobby McCullough, Frank Wesson, Tommy Wood, Gene Sisco, Tommy Murray. FOURTH ROW: Ed Cooper, Dennis Tatum, Robert G. Black, Randall White, Jimmy Carr, Jerry Manley, TRAPPED BY THREE ISAAC LITTON DEFENDERS, halfback Marcus Laughlin still manages to fight his way for a five-yard gain. Unfortunately, the Warriors were unable 'Io make enough of these gains and found themselves on the end of a I2-0 score WITH HOPES FLYING HIGH The Green and Gold journeyed to Chatta- nooga for their opening game of the T956 football season. Central fought the Chattanooga Central ball club a torrid battle, but when the final buzzer sounded, the two teams found them- selves deadlocked at 7-7. The Warriors then played host to Nashville's Isaac Litton, rated by many as the mythical state champions. With a terrific offense, Litton repeatedly threatened the Cen- tral goal line. Unable to get our offense rolling, we lost by a scgre of 12-O, WE DREW HUMES for our first prep league opponent, and made if Clear to the 3,000 fans watching that we intended to make a terrific run for the crown we had worn for four J lace in Exciting Prep League Race I 956 FOOTBALL RECORD We They 7 Chattanooga Central aa,7,a 7 O Nashville Isaac Litton ao,,oo .L L12 39 Hurnes ,,,,,,,.,, ,,,, A,,,,,, , , , 6 6 Catholic ..,o O 26 Tech ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,L O 6 Little Rock Central ,o,, .33 i9 Messick ,s,,,,A,,,,,,,, 7 7 South Side s,,s,, ,U O 6 Treadvvell ,s,o 7,13 6 C.B.l-l.S. ,,,, ,s,,,, 7 Billy Lesley, Wayne A. Burgess, John Dollar, Pat Beckham, George Holt, Elliott l-lembree, Robert Strong, Tommy Summars. FIFTH ROW: Tommy Eaton, Benny Madden, Ernest Manlcey, Freddy Wagner, Julius Foshee, Joe Jones, Johnny Etird, Floyd Pleasants, Willitorcl McCalla, Jerry Nicholas, Bobby Chambers, Bob Knott, Franlr Reid, John Berger. CENTRAL IS PROUD ot its fine tootball teams, and especially proud ot the excellent coach statt who annually prepare the Warriors tor action. With their extensive knowledge ot the game, Malcolm Phillips, ,Wallace Wilson, James Brown, and Rutfner Murray, head coach, continually turn out title-contending teams. straight years. Within tive minutes big Lowell Bobbitt had crashed over tor a touchdown, and before the game ended the Warriors had scored tive more times to make the score stand at 39-6. Two weeks later Central played Catholic, but the long rest didn't seem to do the team much good. Catholic surprised everyone with their stellar line play, and only a lone score early in the first period brought the Warriors a 6-O victory. The traditional rivalry with Tech, begun in l9l4, pro- vided the third straight scalp for the Warrior's belt. A balanced scoring at- tack led Central to a 26-O victory over the Yellow Jackets, lengthening our winning streakoverthemtosevenyears. THE TEAM then traveled to Little Rock accompanied by a huge student 86 ,,-Q BRUCE SHROYER-End GEORGE WHITWORTH-Guard CECIL FOWLKES-End JERRY TAYLO R-Back CO-CAPTAIN AND CAPTAIN, Bruce Shroyer and Eddie Patton, discuss 'a little pre-game strategy. Throughout the season they ably led the team onward and made everyone proud of the way in which they upheld the Central spirit. body representation, After a close first half, Little Rock Central's un- beaten team held a 7-6 edge. ln the second half, however, Little Rock poured it on and came away with a 33-6 victory, the seventeenth straight on their home field. WE RETURNED to the prep league the following week with a fighting spirit and gave Messick a l9-l 7 licking. The Panthers were given the shakes by big Lowell Bobbitt as he carried the ball i2 times for 7l yards and marched to 3 touchdowns. We practiced hard for thehS9Autl1ASide game the following week, and it turned out to be one of thefreal thrillers of the prep season? The first half was scoreless, and it was South Side's turn to kick off as the second half began. Raymond Waddey .Qggived the .lsiclsoii on o.uC. own lj. ,yzyggggl-ine, and then, behind pgfect. blocking, proceeded to dash 8,7 yards for the one and ,orilycTD of, the game, whilejl,-BOO fan,s came yvllsdlygcheelgig to their feet. Befiggnfield added the extra point, and Central had given the Scrappqers their only prep league defeats THE WARRIORS HAD thus compiled for themselves a 5-O-O league record and were prepared to go into the Treadwell game slightly favored. The Eagles had different ideas, though, and threw up a formidable passing attack which resulted in a T3-6 win for them. Byron Greer scored Central's only touchdown in this losing effort. We still could have won the Champion- ship with a Thanksgiving Day victory over C.B.C., but the Brothers seemed to be up for the game as much as we were. In the end, C.B.C. prevailed by the narrowest of margins, 7-6, as Central found itself moved out of the prep title for the first time in five years. The loss put Central in third place be- hind the Champion South Side and runner-up Messick. DORSEY DEATON-Tackle BOBBY TALLEY-Tackle MlCKEY SMOTHERS-Back HKNOCK IT DOWN! cried ihe Ceniral roolers, and Bob Eileri did come ihrough by breaking up fhis play. Throughouf mosf of fhe afiernoon. however, Treadwell's ends and backs managed lo pluclx many a pass ou? of ihe air as lhey gave Cenfral a hearlbrealcing 13-6 defeat THATS FAR ENOUGH, say Cecil Fowlltes l82l and Lowell Bobbiil fo a dislressed Lillon baclc. Unfor+una1'ely, 'ihis si+ua+ion didn'+ prevail 1hroughou+ lhe night as 'the Nashville 'ream drove +o lwo fouchdowns while holding ihe Warriors scoreless. '91, 's i pl' W ga- :iii ,N ,,I, r-Q' ' .hs , , ,. .p ' -5 - ' I Qfkliib. 'T '. I 11- 541- 'ihsfl-ri--'i v Q i' - '1 . Q 'rf , .4 ,.,- -1 ggfxspwg gg., m' -sfQ3,'H ' . TOMMY RICHARDSON-Cenfer LOWELL BOBBITT-Back EDDIE PATTON-Guard BOB FULGHUM-Back I-:Rl-Sr-W-J-4 ' L ani 'RE-E! AFQJIHEE x?HE JERRY MURRAY-Tackle BYRON GREER-Back HOUSTON RAY-End DAVID FRUTCHEY-Tackle CENTRAL HIGH CHEERLEADERS-Ready fo dash across 'Phe field before 'lhe beginning of a game are Tommy Kelley, Anna Kay Roberison, Donna Monsarral, Belly Bolion, Adele Wolf, Jimmy McCaslin, June Inman, Caplain Barbara Marsh, Linda Pegram, and Jim S+owers. E l S' L CREDIT IS DUE lo ihese 'Five young men who ably assisfed +l1e 'foolball leam and +l1e coaches by l'alring care of and managing several +ons of equipmenf. FRONT ROW: Wesley Jenkins, Franklin Klenlc, Jerry Conrad. BACK ROW: Bud Morgan, Hal Taylor. RAYMOND WADDEY-Back DON BURKS-Back BOB EILERT-End Basketball Squad Malntalned Fourth Spot BASKETBALL TEAM-FRONT ROW: Randall Phillips, Richard Howell Mickey Van Hoozer Eddie Kaplan SECOND ROW Ralph Tipton Heislcell Weatherford, Dorsey Deaton, Bruce Shroyer, Jerry Gresham Billy Campbell I957 BASKETBALL RECORD We They 62 Millington ,,7,, 7Y7,, , 112 66 Collierville 68 54 Whitehaven ,7,,,, e..,e 6 7 74 Bartlett .,,.,e, ,Y,,o , 63 6l Brighton ..,, ,.,Y..., 4 3 62 South Side ee,., ,.,.me5O 70 Tech ,,,,..,. f,4..,7 6 4 58 East .,,,,,,.., .V..,, 6 O 84 Treadwell E ,e..,ee 69 63 Messick 4... f..effe 8 3 84 Homes ,,... . V,,f M48 66 Catholic ,,e,,, e,,..,, 4 8 59 C.B.H.S. ,..... H60 EDDIE KAPLAN-Guard RICHARD HOWELL-Guard BRUCE SHROYER-Forward DORSEY DEATON-Cenler JERRY GRESHAM-Forward I MICKEY VAN HOOZER-Guard HEISKELL WEATHERFORD-Forward Action Filled Basketball Gomes Looping H' in for +wo poinls is Heislrell Wea+l1erford, Warrior forward. Weaflwerford, one of 'rhe oulslanding iuniors on I'I1e +eam, has proved himself +o be a capable man under lhe boards. Bruce Shroyer lI8l 'lurns lo go in under +I1e baslcel' in case of a rebound. The rebounds +al:en by Easl' and Cenlral were iusl abou+ even in lhis close game, as were llme sl1oo'ling percenfages. 5 Z f 9 f 31?- V ,, . ,. . L..'iALfQ1g n 6 'J' .. if K f, SEE HOW EASY IT IS, says Dorsey Dea+on, cap- 'rain of Cen'IraI's baslcelball Ieam. Sfanding a+ 6'4 , Dealon is Ihe Iallesf man on The +eam and +I1e leading rebounder. Throughouf +he firs+ parf of Ihe season Deafon was also one of +he leading scorers. TIME OUT CENTRAL! Coach Malcolm Phillips poin+s oul a 'Few errors he has seen his boys making in Ihe game. AI+hough 'Ihis is only Coach Phillips' second year as basIce+baIl coach a+ Cenfral, he has already shown much abilify in developing 'rhe poIen+iaI s+re-ngfh of his Iea-ms. BASKETBALL B TEAM-FRONT ROW: Larry Brooks, Alan Koslen, I'Ious+on Akin, Bob'DaIgIeish, Larry Bell. SECOND ROW: Max Lancasler, Bob Swanlon, Doug Meeks, Bill Lasley, Tom Murray, Willilord McCaIIa. Track Team Prepares to Regain Title qw 1 all QS? L6 L ima mir? 'ill 1 Univ wifi I aa,a, 5 K 4, iv.. , . QU, -o f K V 7, , , r , ' 4' , ' :, f f I ' , : ' 1 'l 1 Qt f' 'll F1015 I If mln' TRACK TEAM-FRONT ROW: Jim Cowell, Franlclin Klenlr, Glenn Hays, Bill Keesling, Byron Greer, Billy Orrick. Eddie Kaplan, Raymond Waddy. SECOND ROW: Bob Eilerl, Heislrell Wealherford, John McCarroll, Ronnie Springfield, Jerry Engelloerg, Alan Schwarlz, Jerry Taylor, Larry Pruell. THIRD ROW: Buddy Onn, Eddie Pallon, Lin Lawrence, Dorsey Deafon, Jerry Murray, Robbie Adams, John Hoplcins, Niclcy Trofler. COORDINATION AND TEAMWORK are clearly evidenl as Billy Orriclr hands off lhe balon lo Byron Greer in lhe relay evenl. Alfhough Greer saw lirniled aclion lasl year because of a brolren leg acquired in poleevaulling, he is expecled +o carry quile a load of responsibilily fhis year. Orriclr, a iunior and one of lhe speediesl men on lhe squad, also parlicipales in 'lhe IOO-yard dash. L' R441 525157, fo ' - ....- ,,,..,,.,--v 514- L- A.-1-r ', 47 -i,,,,,,....---...--'.'.:-:qv -f as f .pf W 5 -Q., -v---rv3Z .5-j:- nm 1, J,- GIVING IT EVERYTHING he has, Raymond Waddy races across +he A 'Finish-line of 'fhe IOO-yard dash in +he meel wilh CBC. if g' he-xg? '-f ' 4 -Q.-. ggi-an 3'a? '.9 ,, ,L if '- -M -f. iktzlxlr- ':.Q4',e..,:5gc- ,, , ' f- - AV ff f- I I 5555 V, im THE TURKEY-DAY TROTTERS lcross-couniry leaml warm up for 'lhe big annual cross-couniry race held on Thanksgiving Day. Represenla- 'rives from boih Shelby Couniy and Memphis ci+y schools parlicipafed in individual and 'feam compe+i+ion. Cen+ral as a 'ream finished lOUl'l'l'l in ihe 'rwo-mile even+. Gelling in shape are Bill Keesling, Housion Alcin, Jael: Houslon, Jimmy Cowell, and Roberl Barbee. Team Members Specialize in Sprinting LOOSENING UP HIS muscles and preparing 'for fhe nex+ lraclr meei, Dorsey Deaion builds up his siamina and endurance by iog- ging around ihe iraclc. Aided by his long sirides, Deaion seems fo malce fhe laps ily by. Deaion, reiurning from lasi year's iraclr ieam, parlicipaled in fhe 880 and lhe mile evenis. 'E,,. .Ji if M Q1 'fS:If Zl N 4, ,Q1,f-,,, V -. f - 5 5- ,fg,,fmf:, -, aw 2'1r ff.fiW3fW ff' A FAST START is impor+an'I' in every fype of race Eddie Kaplan 5 .1 . ndouf lasl year n he 40 d e mile re xenis eg we 'Z . 4 52212 T A WH, QW ,fl New ready and eagerly awaiis lhe slarlers gun. -xg ., . ,eg eefim in .. 4. ,, 5 DEEP KNEE-BENDS may seem a bil hard lo do a+ firsf, buf fhese hardy fracll men persislenlly pracfice 'Phe ease of coordinaiion fhey know will evenlually become iheirs. Braving +he chill, lale winier weafher are, FRONT ROW: Raymond Waddey, Glen Hays, Jerry Taylor. BACK ROW: Eddie Paiion, Jerry Murray. ihof-Putting, Hurdling, and Distance Running , . XV WITH +6 his shows Eilerl .as , v,,f, -, - - , -. ,..LfiQ1 .Q 2, 4- jf 1, , 'V K. i It 7 , 1 Jw.. f -- -- -L. f Q1 ,Q , .rifgy-4,5 3 - ' welfgif' A! - H ff11LTT 1' .-.awr j f - .f GRIM DETERMlNATlON, Bob Eilerf leaps hopeful vicfory. As Eiler+ springs over fhe +he results of many hours of hard 'Training also excels in ihe high iump evenl. nu lhe firsl hurdle en roule barrier, his perfecl form ln addilion lo hurdling, STRAINING EVERY MUSCLE in his 220-lb. frame, Lowell Bobbifl execufes perfecf form in preparing fo heave lhe sho+, Lasi year Bobloifl consislenlly roolr high honors in lhe shol-pul and discus- lhrowing evenls, Thus being a gre-a+ assel in Cen+ral's second place finish in fhe prep league. For his slellar performances, Bobbill was selecled ca plain of lhe l956-l957 Warrior lraclr leam. 3, at Q 'Q' I.: BLAZING IT BY and over for a slrilce is laslball-pilching Joe Hill of lhe Warrior mound slaff. l.as+ year Hill conlribuled a respecl- able l-l record lo Cen+ral's sec- ond place finish. He is expecled lo carry a heavy load of lhe piiching responsibilily lhis year. '57 Baseball Team Had Plenty o' Bobby Talley, righi fielder for fhe Warriors, anxiously awails his lime a+ ball, Always a big 'lhreal' in 'lhe baHer's box, Talley was well respecled by opposing pilchers 'rhroughoul fhe league and is ex- peclecl +o be a big help in Cen- +ral's concerlecl school efforl 'lo regain lhe 'lille 'rhis year. TEARING AROUND THIRD is speedy Don Burlcs, as he prepares lo bring home anolher run 'lor fhe Warriors. Drive and huslle were imporlanl laclors in 'the viclories of lhe '56 leam, includ- ing lhis vicfory over Humes High. olented Players Bock From '56 Teom LAYING IT DOWN, or a+ leasl preparing +o, is Mickey Smolhers, Warriors' firsl baseman. Allhough Smolhers saw limired ac+ion lasf year, his good balling eye, and his sure-fingered fielding, assured him of plenly of acrion in '57. l 1ihn-- , ,. ,.,, wtf? ' Q, V' V, -4- 'xv , . , fur, -Www, - . Q at rv -nj A, sl m y J' . . , 'V :jfV?,bQw1w.,,. H 2f ? ', 9'W Q .v?'25ffff 'fl4, - :g.,a5C f g K 'ssh 4, HW A . , ig M A. ,V W-, Mavawfwf ,Wi T T s N. mm,,..a,, I U VL W-of, at 4,-L , K I I ' ffm' '.V.A'-stirs , 4 -fy, H ,Q V ,,', ,, , , ,, wiufligvz M K ,, W -1 1 -,f' . ' ff 'W 'gf' :JA ' v kV ' Eg, 461' 4 1 ' 'ww' Af , , I T, i A ,T . A ,W ,I L,-1, ' sv,- Mwffs A av' ' SPEEDY FLY-CHASER Berf Can- 'lield fields a hor grass-culler in his regular leff field posilion. Canfield, a iunior, nailed down a sfarling posilion in his 'freshman year and showed exceprional abil- ily in fielding as well as proving his worlh in rhe ba++er's box. 2- '?0fv?5!1ai.iyZ,,,,,:,,,m7 CUTTING THE CORNER wilh one of his myslifying curves is Richard Howdy Doody Howell, an ace relief pi+cher as well as a sready s+arler. Lasf year Howell compiled an O-I record bul saved many a game in lhe lale innings. , ,Vw . . . ' -v Snappy Infielclers Wield Big Bats THE TIMELY HIT is of+en provided by Randall Phillips, Warrior second baseman. Phillips, one of ihe mosl consisfenl hil'+ers on lhe Team as shown by his .4I9 average of las? year, is always a 'rhreai 'ro ge+ on base. His hiiling abiliiy coupled wilh his sieady fielding makes him a vilal cog in Ihe infield. CHUNK IT IN! shouls Bobby Fulghum encouragingly, while Don Burlcs loolcs menacingly foward 'ihe piIcher's mound. Even lhough i+'s only a praclice game, 'Ihese boys are giving il everylhing as lhey sharpen up for +he coming opposilion. Fulghum is a mainsiay behind ihe plale, while Burlrs, a consisieni clu+ch hilier and capiain of fhe leam, displays his +alen+ al 'ihird base. SMILING RATHER CONFIDENTLY in 'rhe ba++er's box is Davis WAR-CLUB IN HAND, Marcus Laughlin confidenlly awails lhe nexl' Snulfy Akin, Warrior shorislop. Alain proved lo be an asse'I delivery. Laughlin, now a junior, bailed .300 las+ year and played a good +o ihe learn lasf year as a ulilily infielcler, bu+ seems desiined lo deal al shorlslop. Because of his sfrong 'rhrowing arm, however, he may hold down ihe shorlsiop posi+ion lhis year. see aciion ai ihird base Ihis year. W X , ' . X 1 js X ps.. I ' - i X :.5,si..1iiF.f1 s A - as 5 the QM in ' 'QXQE' . K ,Q if XX A Swimmers Prepare for Annual City Meet 2: --ff ' , ff f fy ff,,w V IA ' Mf g I f, 'Mf-'V ' ,fc 1, ff WW V , ' X' WW, .,w:g,g SWIMMING TEAM CAPTAIN, Bob Fulghum, proudly displays The second- place Trophy won by Cenlral in The I956 ci+y swimming meet The Warriors 'finished second only lo C.B.H.S. lasl year, buf hope +0 'Finish second +o no one in lhis year's compelilion. f ' 3, A, I Tl i IIV .. ii 1- 5 Q fi fs' Qc! V V 1 1 7.l, V. i , 5.5, Z WAX rex I 'L I - -gh :,.L, A xi ,l Yf my 'kj -4, K 'fs A, , I xvyhyryxy Qynxbkk K X Q V smiagw in ' e ' 4 , '55 - zs. --as 'W a' T. ,, . ' --:-e-W -'awe asm. M -.lfJ is -. , , . --fiiitzgzg , s - 1 I I ' - - - , W m.,,M..,s1 AND THEY'RE OEF in one of +he holly con+esled inlra-squad swim- ming races. These boys, along wilh fhe ofher members of The leam, pul in many long siren- uous hours a+ 'rhe Y.M.C.A. preparing for +he big oily meei. On +he mark sei lo go are Phil Glasgow, Jim Conaway, Troy Bea++y, and Fred Howard. RESTING ON THE SIDE OF THE POOL affer a sfrenuous prac- lice session are several members of The l957 leam, Hugh Sher- man, Jimmy Biles, Bob Eul- ghum, Paul Davis, Bobby Clark, and Doug Johnson. I Central Consistently Produces Teams Among CHlPPlNG IT UP CLOSE to the pin is David Olreon. Lazar, Martin Stein, Terry Lindsey, Barton Palatniclr, We l6V2 18 17 17 6V2 18 8V2 O I 956 GOLF RECORD C.B.H.S. ..... Messick o,L.. Treadwell A...vv ..... l-lumes ....... East .............. ...... Tech ............e..,. ...... White Station South Side ..,.. L- ..., - They 1 V2 O 1 1 QV2 O 1 1V2 18 5 w,'r f ,V W' T His interested gallery, comprising the rest of the 1957 golf team, is made up of Eddie and David Balmer. THIRD PLACE was the spot occupied by the 1956 Warrior golf team as they finished behind South Side, eventual state champions, and East High. The mainstays of the four-man team were Captain Jerry Johnson and Ed Simmons, who won the prep golf league individual title by defeating Lester Stanton of White Station 6 and 5 in the finals. Graduation, however, meant the loss of these two boys along with two other seniors, leaving only Barton Palatnick, David Baker, and David Okeon as veterans of last year's golf wars. This trio, along with the promising new candidates out for the team, should provide Central with a formidable array of stroke- sters to enter in the 1957 golf league, CENTRAL HIGH ON THE TEE! calls the starter, and Barton Palatniclr and David Balmer ably answer the call. .fi . va A X Q 'iffy Q y ,fa if f gtg Yjffvo N me League Leaders in Golf cincl Tennis ij I w .3 I+, 'lf-ff mi,-,g, -Mi-zfze,-3-L O! K, 1 1l5y,r A,,e is , ' LOOKING FORWARD To a fine Tennis season and defending The school 'rifle are Bobby Bosficlr, James Adams, Charles Burrow, and Bobby Clarlr. FILLING THE SHOES of Their predecessors will be quiTe a Task for This year's Team, for lasT year CenTraI finished The season wiTh an unblemished prep league record. Kimball Coburn and Wayne I956 TENNIS RECORD Clayborne, firsT and second man respecTively, compiled a ToTal of We They fourfeen poinTs in five maTches, C.B.H.S. being The lone school To 3 EGST ff--ef -ff-Y-- 0 win a poinT from The Warriors. As The season came To a close, 3 M9SSlCl4 -ffff so Coburn and Clayborne foughT Their way To The finals and had a 3 SOUTH Side ---- -efeee 7 0 playoff To deTermine The individual prep league singles champion- 3 CBTl1OllC - 0 2 C.B.H.S. W Mm l ship. Coburn Took The playoff in sTraighT seTs 6-I, 6-I. This year's Team, comprised of new faces, is avvaifing To defend The TiTle, THE DEFENDING CHAMPS begin pracfice as Bobby Clarlu prepares To lob The,ball over The heads of his opponenfs. s'-i-' T - Quart in Q an 5, 4 y . 1 I gp W weimj-,wL.w',,,f,,,g,,,,,M1wJ r. . 2, g 'fifty N W WWPH Wham, nm I 'r-- Mm iiwmmww 'A ' 1 , ,.w,,,, V r .,,,. ,.s, -,MMU u ,' Q X -. -r . 'W 1 ' ,N . 3 gm, ' - ,2'1Ma.agw f V- r fr- . A K - M -'Q-W--fe.,,Mv as-T.. .Wy , , wg ' ' ,fe s-.M-. ' ,- - - .ff-M., 3 'm ,, 'Wm'--h.,., M f .. i '--0----. . -1 fl Af-::,,. C ,, ' . .. Y . , A f Wllwe WH '-f ss -s 4' ' - , Wg. up f 7-N, ,...' - 'Q ,T ffffff- I 4' as ee M-flip-liagg 1 . I '- l...Ti C- -.. FRESHMAN CHAMPS-FRONT ROW: JUNIOR CHAMPS-FRONT ROW: Phil SENIOR CHAMPS-Jaclr Marion, Jimmy Clay Gresham, Jim Conaway, Tommy Se+zer. Hanowilz, Jimmy Cowell, Clyde Bolwiniclr, Huller, Edward Tennison, Roberl Rubin SECOND ROW: Jerry Yales, William SECOND ROW: Ed Wingfield, Richard Reese, Tommy Lowry, Russell Wharlon. Tillinghasl, Tommy While, Bobby Harrell. A Well-Organized Intramural Program INTRAMURALS THIS YEAR resulled in many close ballles. Nearly one hundred .parlicipaled in boys' basketball inlramurals. The homerooms win- ning class championships were: Seniors, 313, Juniors, ll2, Freshmen, ll3. Ten all-slars were chosen, and an all-slar game was held To conclude baskelball season. Douglas Salmon and assisTanT, Allyn Kanlor, had charge of boys' inlramurals. ALL-STARS-FRONT ROW: Jim Slowers, Bobby Bosliclx, Dillard Tulor. SECOND ROW: Slevie Angel, Leighlon Broughlon, Tommy Kelley. ATTEMPTING A JUMP SHOT, Lenard Haclrel leaps high inlo lhe air while a never-say-die opponenl fries lo block lhe shol. The expression on lhe 'faces of lhe players lypily lhe enlhusiaslic compelilive spiril wilh which lhe homerooms compele. I36 lf! X 7 X . if 9 was efgz 4 i -1 f- - ' i - , .. rv Y, QQ FRESHMAN CHAMPS-FRONT ROW: JUNIOR CHAMPS-FRONT Row, Wilma swiorz CHAMPS-FRONT ROW: Mary Kay Caldwell, Helon Price, Killy Morris. Blaylock, Paula Whilfe, SECOND ROW: Underwood, Frances Hammonds. SECOND SECOND ROW: Pai Nelson, Nellie Miller, Marilyn Campbell. Karen Owings, Ba,-ba,-5 ROW: Annelle Vaughn, Joan Slernberger, JUT19 Evans. Bales, Olivia Thompson. Pal' Andrews. rovicles Keen Homeroom Competition VOLLEYBALL WAS THE CONTEST in The spoi- lighl for The girls' competition. The champions were: Seniors and school, 201, Juniors, ill, Freshmen, 310. Six all-stars were chosen, and To Andy Baker goes The credit for supervising The girls' program. AT a school assembly, Trophies were awarded To class champions and medals To all-slars. ALL-STARS-Lougenia Thompson, Susan Taylor, Andy Farrow, Theanora Slrong l'VE GOT lT. Bul don'l be loo sure, because anylhing can happen in girl's inframural volleyball. ln lhis case anylhing did happen, as lhe player became overconfidenl and missed lhe ball. I37 r XX S I X 1 -J A X: 1 A Q x .ig'g1.1x5L4 9.495 X x I 'tw We Think our ads are swell, Cause vvifh picfures and copy They really sell, To The merchanfs They're honey, For They bring in The money To Them and fo Cenfral as vvell. v A SHOE TO FIT EVERY OCCASION PaHi will look her besf 'For eilher school or 'The dance in her sfunning shoes 'From Joseph Shoe Salon in Julius Lewis' on Union. Here, you can find shoes for all occasions. DON'T BE HASTY Don'+ 'rake 'rhal poison yef, Bobby! Firsl' go +o Provincial Life and Acciden'r lnsurance Company and be sure you are fully covered wi+h a life insurance policy. l40 A -mf T QW AM , , fm, A,2,,fh BUILT TO SUIT YOU For fhe besl' in consfrucfion work, June can always rely on Frank lnman Consfrucfion Co. loca'l'ecl al' 969 E. McLemore Ave. She knows 'rhai' 'rheir work is 'rhe bes+, and a good job is always guaran+eed. '16 sig - L: 1- K -f' K . S ' iw: We if WHERE GOOD FOODS GET TOGETHER Affer fhe foofball game Sammy and Char- lene, like all our Cenfral siudenis, meel +o eal' ai' fhe Hucldle. For delicious 'Food and quicker service, make your choice THE HUDDLE, AE MQA1. COMPANY y ' i f' CONTENTS - PRECIOUS If you wanl' fo do a good job of cleaning up, do as Barbara does and call Consolidafed Chemical Co., JA 7-I49I, for prompf deliv- ery of ianifor supplies and cleaning maferials. LIKE NEW AGAIN Mary Anne and Elliof find good cleaning doesn'+ cosfg if pays af Evergreen Cleaners. 2406 Summer Ave. Brighf, fasf, and exclusive dry cleaning keeps fhem beffer dressed. 'mmm 'Q .WB ffm W ' 2 3 i 4 ,fu f ':'7MV'W '6'if 'il S I O 0 I may o o 4, M 4 I o 0 OAOAOAOAOAQ A I SHOP WITH PLEASURE Befsy and Mary Joyare sure fo shop wifh pleasure al' Baker Bros. The fine qualify brands of foods offered will please even fhe mosf crifical housewife or fufure homemaker! I 2- V, j null A I X X, in ff I .4 X IT , O I I9 FROM ROOF TO FOUNDATION James knows fhaf, from roof fo foundafion, his house will be experfly builf of fop qualify lumber. Whefher you wanf early American or modern design, Memphis Hardwood is fhe company fo see for lumber needs. -,,..-H wixffifi 'iff' r 'eff i mga, , ,w 7, ,f ', +3 , ' V, 5 5 f , A A f FOR THAT PERSONAL TOUCH Sally receives finished laundry from 'Friendly Modelman Mr. Tacker. Ge+ +ha'r personal +ouch on your laundry and dry cleaning, 'loo -call your Model Laundry Cleaner now- Telephone BRoadway 5-2l4l. M P EACH BITE. SHEER DELIGHT For lhal' ex+ra special +rea+, Schraf'H s chocolafes are a delicacy ihal' can'+ be beaf. Cecile always eals Schraff'r's candies, known 'For i+s fine +radi'rion of good candy. ' ii agp in ' ' 2, K. . naar a APPETITE APPEAL TASTE-TEMPTING Harriel' enjoys affer-school snacks af 'lhe Charlene and Jean have already learned a Gridiron. home of appe+i're appealing food, varie+y of ways +o quickly prepare Riceland She also likes +he quick, dependable service Rice. They are assured of a +as+e-iempling ai each Gridiron reslauranlx meal when +hey serve 'rhis nourishing produci- 2 r af 167243 ,gjfw -QM W3 W f'uf f3, MK' Z' ' , ' :cf f ,, ,f Q, z',gw'- 47 , , , ,V V I m,.,,,nn ' 'zfhfiifynff W f ,, ' fvf 1 X ,, fm! ,rg,f,f,, ,Z ff'yzQgfgf4fyg,g,gfy,! fy 1 ,fmi4,fyyf'f,,'i,,ff , f 1 , .,,,, :Q f f,,:fff5w,ff. f ff w QQ f mf if fav' f f wjffffwpif. Q fm jf: ,Q A 7471 gy fo ,V ,WV V, ff, cf '.4 Q i- 4 ':l7Zf1.Cy25f3f , fi 'fum i , 5932, , s W ' A .5 -.. LIGHT AS A FEATHER Barbara made 'lhese fea'l'hery lighl biscuiis wilh Swans Down Flour. She says you can make wonderful cakes wifh i+, loo. Since I886 good cooks like Barbara have used Swans Down 'Flour in lheir baking. ,ww , - f1:,, 1, 4 vw ,fs my 'ffN?L.TIS 'anvzz :fs 55-7 'WASHER ff, f'1-, , f.. M:-4 :, y , , l FLD u N surging -,lip CLEAN AS A WHISTLE Es+her's clolhes will be clean as a whislle because her washing machine came from Scheinberg's. She knows +hal', from foaslers +o refrigeralors, she can find 'rhe very besf in any appliance al Scheinberg's Appliance Co., I225 Easl- MeLemore. -w4wwmwm-,,....,.,.,,,,- f TENDER, NUTRITIOUS AND TASTY King CoH'on is 'Phe symbol of +l1e fines? in +l1e land For flavor and economy, you'll say i+'s simply grand, You buy il' al' your favorife s+ore We bel +l1a+ you'll come back for more King Co++on, you remember, is 'Hwe favorife brand. FUN FOR ALL ADVANTAGES Jean, Sandra, and Carolyn visif lceland Le Ann lKf1OWS Thai il' is wise io adveriise, ofien. Along wi'rl'1 fhe ofher members of'I'l1e For f 'endlY Service and effedive 5l09anS- Cenfral Ice Skaling Club, 'rhey rapidly are alWaY5 Call on R05en9a +en and Sielnlle. 483 becoming professional ice-slcalers. Union Ave for Your advefilsing- LLL Qlassof,57 url-:ERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH coMPANY To Our Adveriisers Who HeIped Make This J. ANGEL CLOTHING CO. 222 Sourh Main JA 7-O4I3 MILTON ANGEL GENERAL CONTRACTOR 798 Soufh McLean BIvd. BR 6-I5I5 ASSOCIATED SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES I I6I Union Avenue BR 5-8I08 BAINE ESSO STATION I5 E. H. Crump Blvd. Vx'es+ WH 6-920i BAKER HEATING AND PLUMBING CO. 590 VoIIenIine Avenue JA 5-0453 A. S. BARBARA 81 CO. 8 Wesi Caihoun Memphis, Tennessee BEASLEY'S FLOWERS 96I So. Cooper Memphis, Tennessee BIANCHI AND CO. I79-I8I Vance Avenue JA 6-3I79 BIG STAR NO. 8 I864 Madison BR 6-602I BLUMENFIELD ICE AND COAL CO. I44I Lamar BR 5-BI7I BREEDLOVE LUMBER CO. Charlesfon Mississippi MAUD BRUCE FLOWERS 258 So. BeIIevue Blvd. BR 6-O2I6 BU RNETTE-CARTER CO.. LIVESTOCK 465 Wes+ Trigg Avenue WH 8-7726 BY-RYT NO. 2 65I N. McLean Br 8-7263 CARPET CENTER I73 Souih Cooper a+ Union BR 5-I977 CLAIRE'S BEAUTY SALON I996 Union Avenue BR 8-6578 ALBERT COOK PLUMBING CO. IOI3 E. Parkway Snuih BR 5-9BIO I46 COOPER STREET HARDWARE 8: VARIETY STORE 53I Sou+h Cooper BR B-6I44 DEATON-PATTERSON CLOTHIERS 8: FURNISHERS I I8 Madison Avenue JA 5-3040 DELTA TENT 8: AWNING CO. 296 Easf Srreei' BR 5-I259 DENTON'S BEAUTY SHOP I604 Union Avenue BR 8-7I82 DITTO AUTO PARTS 8: SERVICE 2574 Lamar Avenue FA 7-5949 DIXIE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. I52 Madison Avenue JA 5-76I I DONALD FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. 405 N. CIeveIand BR 5-I286 DUVALL TRANSFER 81 DELIVERY SERVICE 3 Taibof Avenue JA 6-7563 EASY WAY NO. 6 I6I5 Union Avenue BR 8-4I66 EASY WAY NO. I9 605 N. McLean S+. BR 8-l9I0 EASY WAY NO. 25 27I5 Lamar FA 3-2623 ELLIS BARBER SHOP I447 Jackson BR 6-9IO8 FASHION CURTAIN CO. 284 Monroe JA 5-BIB2 FRIEDMAN'S FASHIONS I00 N. Main JA 5-2002 FUTURE FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOC. I66 Madison JA 7-533I GRACE SHOP 3I55 Poplar FA 4-7677 HOWARD GRAHAM CO., INC. i359 Madison BR 5-8I24 HERMAN GRUBER 81 CO. 289 Madison JA 6-6824 H. L. GUION. INC. 44 N. Second JA 5- I 367 HIRSCH BROTHERS 81 CO. Paramoun+ Pickies and Chili LouisviIIe, Kenfucky B. W. HOFFMAN TIRES 246 Monroe JA 5-634i HOLLYWOOD FURNITURE 8: HARDWARE CO. 246I Cheisea GL 2-I97B O. K. HOUCK I2I Union JA 6-037i IMPERIAL CLOTHIERS I2I6 Union BR 6-2546 KASS PRODUCE CO. I36 N. Fronf SI'ree'I' JA 5-228I CELIA KATZ 6758 N. Maplewood Chicago, Illinois KAY'S BAKERY IO53 Jackson BR 8-58I I KEATHLEY'S, INC. 2255 Young BR 8-3727 KIRKLAND REDUCING 338I Summer FA 3-9925 LAMAR LAUNDRY. CLEANERS II72 Lamar BR 5-2 I22 LEONARD'S BARBECUE I I4O So. Bellevue WH 2-40I0 BEN LEVITCH MEAT MKT. 275 N. Main JA 7-2585 LIGHTFOOT COMMISSION CO Souih Memphis S+ock Yards WH B-7576 LOCKHART BEAUTY SALON I065 N. Waikins BR 6-3643 Yearbook a Success, We Give Our Sincere Thanks LOUVORN ANIMAL HOSPITAL GL 8-7486 Memphis, Tennessee MAC'S BARBER SHOP 289 So. Bellevue Memphis, Tennessee MAGNET CAFE 2262 Young BR 6-9602 MANNE'S LADIES' 8: CHILDREN'S SHOP I727 Lamar Avenue BR 8-5I40 MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 505 Slerriclc Bldg. McCANDLESS PACKING CO. 334 Phode Island WH 2-I503 McKEE-MOOG 699 Monroe JA 5-8352 McKESSON 81 ROBBINS. INC. IO9 So. Second JA 6-2233 DAVE MEDNIKOW I020 N. Barksdale BR 8-0473 MEMPHIS SERUM CO. 140 N. Third JA 6-4688 MEYER BROTHERS DRUG CO. 324 So. Fronf S+reeI' JA 7-8383 MILDRED'S BEAUTY SHOP 854 Maury BR 5-458I NATIONAL TEXTILE STORES 408 N. Cleveland BR 2-I22I SAM NEWMAN INSURANCE 81 REALTY CO. 559 Walnul SIree+ JA 7-6953 NEWMAN'S MARKET 593 Walnuf Sfreel JA 6-9932 NICKEY BROTHERS LUMBER CO., INC. 2700 Summer FA 4-883I OKEON REALTY CO. 4 So. Second JA 7-I I I8 PARK AVENUE RESTAU RANT l56 Union Avenue JA 5-0I62 PARKVIEW PHARMACY I9I4 Poplar BR B-0306 PIG 'N WHISTLE I576 Union BR 5-26I7 PRIVETT-SPENCE. INC. 465 W. Trigg WH 2-2074 PROVIDENCE LIFE 81 ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. II95 Poplar BR 6-4535 KEN RHINEBERGER, REALTOR 224I Cenlral Avenue BR 6-3252 W. L. ROBERTS, INC. 505 So. Main JA 5-5687 STANLEY ROGERS 8: CO. 2224 Cenlral BR 2-2436 ROSS-CONROY MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY 4693 Poplar MU 3-2892 D. N. RYDER 4270 Kimball FA 3-7538 SAMPLE SHOE STORE 6I Soulh Second JA 7-2076 SCARBOROUGHS PAVING CO. 22 Wesl Rollins Road EX 7-46II ERWIN J. SEEMAN CO. Food Specialisfs Memphis, Tennessee SHEFFIELD ESSO SERVICE I397 Jaclrson Avenue BR 6-9505 SHELBY TIRE CO. 690 Marshall Avenue JA 6-0244 SHORT'S GROCERY 637 Bellevue BR 5-7830 MRS. ED SIMMONS, REALTOR I378 Union Avenue BR 6-2I9I SIMPSON ENGINEERING SERVICE, INC. 360 So. Main Sfreel' JA 7-8265 SNYDER JEWELERS I I I Madison JA 5-5751 STAMM'S CLOTHES I65 So. Main Slreel' JA 5-IB27 STEEPLETON TIRE CO. 246 Monroe JA 5-634I TE KA BEAUTY SALON 2576 Lamar FA 4-8256 THOMPSON-HAYWARD CHEMICAL CO. 493 N. Fronf SI'ree+ JA 5-756I THORNTON'S FLAV-O-RICH BAKERY 2239 Lamar FA 4-4I72 TOGGERY SHOP I08 N. Main JA 6-807I TOM 81 JIM'S SERVICE STATION 2375 Summer Avenue GL 2-9I48 TRI-STATE EQUIPMENT 393 N. Main JA 7-8469 MOOK WEISS 84 Wes'r Olive SI. WH 8-566I WEONA NO. I28 I088 Lamar BR 8-2536 WHITE WAY PHARMACY 392 N. Cleveland We Appreciale Your Business WILES DRUG STORE I635 Union BR 5-3-65 WILLIAMSON SERVICE STATION I42 Auc ion Ja 5-023I3 WOODSIDE 81 MAY BARBER SHOP I726 Poplar Avenue BR 6-9537 YORK ARMS AND CO. I62 So. Main JA 6-I2I7 I47 AN EYE CATCHER WEALTH FRGM WASTE The perfec+ giH for ihaf someone special is 'Fine For highes+ marker prices, good service, and +he jewelry from A. Graves-Sfeuwer, Inc., 3422 Plaza. besi deal in +own, sell your +ruck loads of scrap iron Doro+hy and Beverly know if will be apprecia+ed and and me+al +o Lazarov Brofhers ai' II66 Nor'I'h Sevenfh cherished for years +o come. S'l'ree+ or phone JA 5-0684. 'IVY . 5 YEARNlN' FOR LEARNIN' ALWAYS A HIT Ann and John are bolh sfriving for a well-rounded As Marfy knows, his game will always be pa,-I educaiion. They've chosen wisely, for +hey're now ai- since he bough+ a se+ of Spalding Golf Clubs from 'lending one of fhe Soui'h's fines+ schools-Sou+h- Lawson-CaveHe Spor+ing Goods Co., 9 NO,-H, Third. wes+ern College in Memphis. I48 zu Ml A REAL TASTE TREAT FUTURE ASSURED Carolyn is really enjoying her sunclae from Hue Barbara knows Sl1e Cen eXPeC+ 6 good job +l1iS ioun+ain al' Reaves Drug Sfore, l705 Lamar. For any- Summer. for She will be experily placed by Index Hfiing in sunclries, cosme+ics, and medical supplies EmPl0YmeU'f A9e'1CY- YOU. l00. will find YOUI' ide-ill Reaves is +l1e place +o go. job by consulring lhem a+ I07 S. Cour+ Ave. if... u F' !,,,,. KU 1 S F LN,,,f:L6!'ba- L F H 1 5' -l is Ns viii TRAVEL IN STYLE FROM START TO FINISH Pa+ and John know 1-haf H19 place +0 go for To buy +l1e besi' lives+oclc +l1a+ can be made in+o luggage is Gayoso Trunk and Bag Co., 77 Madison l'1igl1 grade meal. Q0 +0 +l1e SOUH1 Memphis SiO'-ili- Ave. They also know +l1ai' all luggage boughf here yards, 465 Wesi' Trigg Ave. We ge+ you flwe besi' is only +he finesi' in qualify. price and lop quali+y mea+. I49 M far: f ,MMA ,419 ONLY THE FlNEST CONSlSTENTLY GOOD Linda needs Ned-S aid when carrying her More Memphis and Shelby Counly 'Families use packages from +he Julius Lewis Siores, l46O Union Foresl H'H Milk lhalf any olherllbrand' Barbara and Slreel' or I45 Soulh Main S+ree+. She knows fhal' S+an+on,SaY', ,We ml? 'T' loo! For a Veal Whole' her seleclions will always be l'he smarl'esl'. some dunk' 'li lusl canl' be beal' WHERE THOUSANDS SAVE MILLIONS Lynn is like 'rhousancls of o+her Memphians who know lhal' 'rheir savings will grow daily al' Leader Federal, I50 Madison Ave., where inl'eres+ on savings is 370, in+eres+ in YOU IOOVO. I50 f , T AMERICAN f xnsgu Envice Xu DEPENDABLE SERVICE Carol can always be cer+ain of dependable service when she sends her linens +o American Linen Company. Here, +hey will always receive The cleanesl, finesl' lreafmenl 'l'o be 'Found in Memphis. TOPS IN LUMBER For 'rhe besl qualify lumber producfs in building ,w, 4, TRUCKS SERVING THE BEST Jusl' as Connie and Freyda, you will enjoy a consfruclion, Anna Kay and Paul can always depend crispy' +aS+y fred when you hy Gordong pofafo upo.n Townsend-Rober+son Lumber Co., locafed con- Chips. The package Wm, me brigm. red Gordorfs Ven'enl'lY al' H19 Umon Planlers Bank Bldg- 'lruclc assures you of 'rhe liinesl' qualify ever. 5 ,FN ,. Q 6 NFA. K-Til? A9711 - N--X HYAYMVAY FPA vfavtlv WHAT SHALL MY CHOICE BE? Whe+her if be model airplanes, sfamps, or coins, Bedford lcnows +ha+ his selecfion from DeSo'lo Hobby Shop a+ 72 Park Lane will bring him many happy hours of good fun and enjoyment 1 MOPPING UP Harriel' lcnows fhal +hough mopping is a hard iob, if is much easier wi+h a Romac mop. These fine mops can be used on +he finesl' linoleum and finished hardwood floors, wilh besl' resul+s. l5l , ll, , ,,,,, SLEEPY -NME GAL THE WORLD'S FINEST ld? Leigh can alWeYs be, assured of e eemferl' Wi+h every bile of Sfarling 'franlrfurfers you're able 9l +s 'esl' when sleeP'n9 en a smeelhl flfm assured of fine qualify in meal' produc+s. Sue knows Sealy MaH'ress from Slumber Produc+s Corporafion, 1-ha-I. during me movie +here'S no Snack .fhair can 354 Se'-'+l Pe kWaY here in Memphis. compare wi+l'1 a delicious Srarling l1o+dog. -.,, , 1 4 x y 1 1 I 2 THE FRAMEWORK OF YOUR STAY IN STYLE FUTURE For smarl' fashions and +l1e lafesi' in dress sfyles, Sylvia is eagerly awaifing +l1e complefion of 'l'l1is SUe'l-Ynnls Dress Shep- 3l5 Se- Semmefvllle can ful'- home by Margolin Bros. Cons-fi Co. Homes bum. by nish you wi+l1 an enfire wardrobe. Miriam and Sondra Margolin Bros. are made of fop qualify maierials elWeYs e l0Y shePPln9 al' Sue I-Ynn's' and buili' +o lasl' a lifefime. l52 gm , ,, 7 V , , , DlXlE'S PRIDE TIME AT ITS BEST Ann is pleased wiflm Dixie's Pride, 'Phe beaufiful For wa+cl1es of perfec+ion and superb craffgman- new car sl1e's driving. She is assured of 'ihe la+es'r ghipl George T, Brodnax and Co., 39 S. Main has a m0Cl9l. and YOU will be. 100. if YOU reni' from Dixie fine selec+ion. Delma knows +l1a+ her wafch from Brod- Drive H Yourself, I78 Soulli Second. nax will always be in s'l'yle. Eesgzniii '- I KY! . F.. Ld A D 4 y S y ' W JAe-can X ., if l ' f l Q .,H,.v.z.,,.t ,. T., V -I POBIWQUVFW ,, mow! mf eg sf '5I3 '-1!7'?4l ' E ' .U T '35 ii9 Zffis 1 -f s. f,.+fW5? sff . 1 . if INVEST WITH THE BEST SOMETHING SPECIAL This home for sale by Boyle' pleases Ay,-on and i For.+ha+ exfra special occasion Linda, Billy, and he knows +ha+ for real esfaie maHers he should see lV1'CkY.dme al' H16 CIWISCG Hofel. Superb food served Boyle first Locaied a+ 42 S. Second, Boyle is ready 'n '3 f 'enCllY. a+m05Phe'e assure ihem of B memorable evening dining wi+l'1 +heir friends. +o serve you a+ all limes. I53 MEET ME AT BRlTLlNG'S ALWAYS FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT For a wide variefy of well prepared foods. Diane The Lebovifz family knows fhaf fhe besf place and Margarel chose Bril'ling's Cafeferia, 75 Union +0 go for oufsfandlng movies, an enjoyable evening. Avenue OF 3412 Plaza Avenue- They lCn0W 'rheir meal and fhe besl fa'rnily enferfainmenf possible is fhe will suil' bo'll1 fasfe and budgef. Sky.Vue Drive-In, 2855 Park Ave, ?' , f. 1 , f l I , l E ix E ., -is os E . s . .s THE SEAT OF LUXURY THE BIGGER THE BETTER For fhe fops in comforf, furnifure boughl' from Bailey and Ken are really 5-luck on Super l:l.9mln9 lnduslfles Canll be beal- Jane and T0mmY Bubble Gum. For fl-me biggesf bubbles and The finesl' are Sliilng on 5 beawiful Sofa- fine of The ma 'Y flavor, always choose Super Bubble Gum, disfribufed lafesf sfyles fo be found al' Flemmg's. by -lhe Thomas Weiner Cgmpany, l54 45 AR 49 LIVING IN STYLE David is relaxing in an easy chair 'from Memphis Furnifure Company. He knows lhis chair, like all fheir furnifure, is designed wiih comforl and durabilily in mind. Consull Them af 5I7 Sou1'h Camilla for +he highesl qualify 'Furni+ure for every room. Z .KRMH J and ' if .e, THE BEST IN EVERY WAY These Home Ec girls are smar+ 'ro use Humko 'For 'fheir every baking need. They know lhey can depend on Hs wide variely of helpful cooking aids. Fu+ure homemakers can be well assured of Hs consisfenl qualify. T f X X X V , X .W 5 H Y . E S-np, F V 7.1 nf .A , 'ff W' L I I ,, ' - 1 gag v yfzfqr. gxzqkpx: fygy n: V7 wk: sis: . J an W4 I if ' l , ,lymffgxgf :fg,w , ' gl,-5' f.fx.,,5. 2 Q QJFQY 1, +2253 iris f , A .Ku 'eng-V,--V.,-f -f' ww- .W H, ..-4-,, me 1 N ,f N, .j A H X ,.,',f,. 'gk' , K' . Is. 4 PAUSE THAT REFRESHES Marcia and Jerry lcnow lhal' whoever you are-whafever you clo wherever ou ma be Y Y -when you lhinlc of refreshmenl'-lhinlc of Coca-Cola-for Coca-Cola makes any pause, fhe pause Thai' refreshes. Anylime you're +hirs'ry, always reach for a Coke. THE EYES HAVE IT All eyes will surely be on Jocelyn, Harriel, ancl Nelle when fhey s+ep oul' in +heir sfylish a+'rire from +he Helen Shop. Whe+her if be casual spor'l'swear or an exquisi'l'e formal gown, you will find only +he besl' al Helen of Memphis, l808 Union Avenue. 6Qf6Jf A il 3? I THE NEW LOOK Joan is admiring fhe new look in Fords for l957. This beaulilul new Ford is on sale now ai Johnson Au'ro Co., Wesl Memphis, Arlc. For 'lhe besl' in frade-in values anywhere, Johnson Au+o Co. is +he place +o go. WHEN IT COMES TO FOOD. COME TO TODDLE HOUSE. When you see lhe Toddle House em- blem, you can always be assured bf enjoy- able earing af i+s besr. Judy lcnows 'l'ha+ Toddle House pie is unsurpassable in flavor and appe'ri+e appeal. So remember when H' comes 'ro food, come 'ro Toddle House. v. M1 .RX 1, F Q .,,l, 44a f' AIRWAY CLEANERS Cus+om CIo+hes Care I436 Airway BIvd. GL 8-8535 ALBERT'S KOSHER MKT. 280 N. Main S+. JA 5-3044 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL BAND BOOSTERS' CLUB Le+'s Make The Warrior Band The Bes+ in 'rhe Land CHICK CHARNES PURE OIL 4349 Summer MU 5-658I MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE ANN'S DRESS SHOP 2440 Chelsea FA 4-3865 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE WOODROW PETE BREEDON EIec+ric and Ace+yIene Welding 622 Eva S+. GL 8-27l2 CANADA DRY AND NUC-BRAPE I75 Soufh Pauline BR 5-I208 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE CIANCIOLA THEATRES Plaza, Luciann Nor+hga+e, Rosemary, Rosewood Thea+res COLONIAL BAKING CO. Colonial Is Good Bread BR 8-206I MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE DAGASTINO'S l24 NorI'I'1 Cleveland BR 2-I626 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE DESHAZO COLLEGE OF MUSIC I264 Linden BR 5-5594 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE HALLE - ON - MAIN Women's AppareI I03 So. Main JA 6-4I35 HAPPY DAY LAUNDRY, CLEANERS I649 Union BR 8-0246 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE DORTCH'S APPAREL CO. Women's Apparel 964 Sou+I1 Cooper BR 6-I277 I:RIENER'S HASSLER APOTHECARY. DRIVE IN PRESCRIPTIONS I277 Ge+weII 27I So. Bellevue Corner of Barrow and Ge+weII EARB3-EBIT? TENNESSEE The SouI'I1's Fines+ Bar-B-Q I GLENN'S BEAUTY CO. HECHT'S, INC. 235 So. Bellevue 392I Park Ave., 3483 Poplar BR 5-888I 4I4 N. Cleveland, Tall-I8 Monroe MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE HOGUE AND KNOTT KOTLER SUPER MARKET Pesl' C0f1+fOl Termi+e Confrol I387 Hollywood GL 2-2476 Call JA 5-4904 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Room I5I7, 8l Madison Bldg. HOLCOMB'S DRUG STORE LANSKY BROTHERS Where Qualily and Price Lead MEN SHOP l703 Jackson Ave. On Famous Beale BR 8-I28I BR 5-2845 ,26 Beale Ave. JA 5-540l HOWARD'S FURNITURE AND HARDWARE, INC. 2355 Lamar GL 8-8083 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE KINNETT - STURGIS Greefings From AND CO- I . MALco THEATRE i:'rlrZrL2Excl1ange Building T.-I-he Showphce of me Somhu MEMEHIS, TENNESSEE '97 SOM Main KLINKE BROS. S- J- MCNEll-l- ICE CREAM BROKERAGE CO. 2477 Summer Sales Agenfs for GL 2-l IOI MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE Sacramen+o Tomafo Juice Riceland Rice Brooks Tangy Cafsup Kingans Canned Meafs MEMPHIS EQUIPMENT CO. MILTON SCHAEFFER MOTORS 766 Soulh Third JA 5-784' Your Lincoln Mercury Dealer 1508 E. Broadway Wesf Memphis MEMPHIS' TENNESSEE Highway 5I N. in Frazier BEST BRAND IN THE PAN! MINOR FRANCES, JR. Evergood Women's Apparel Ham Bacon Sausage 56 So. Avalon MEMPHIS PACKING COMPANY BR 5-2093 THE BIG MOMENT MEMPHIS PATTERN OR-MATT MUSIC COMPANY AND MODEL WCRKS I269 Madison Ave. 67 W. Gage Phone BR 5-I268 WH 8-7743 Julie Boxes Renfed for Pariies MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE MILLER HAWKINS PAPPY'S AND JIMMY'S Il68 Poplar 2lOO Madison Ave. BR 6-1738 BR 6-88I3 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE MANUEL'S FLOWERS U-PIC-IT GROCERY 25I0 Lamar Ave. I645 Union GL 2-7889 BR 8-2467 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE o. K. HOUCK PIANO co. WDIA RADIO 12' Union Ave. Memphis' Only 50,000-WaH SI'aI'ion JA 6-037' 2074 Union MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE BR 6-2703 -.,.L, Mjjrf, THE LINE-UP SCHOOL PRODUCTS CO. I544 Madison Ave. BR 6-4437 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE S. C. TOOF 81 CO. I95 Madison Ave. JA 6-227I MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE WRAY WILLIAMS BLUEPRINT CO. 23 So. Second JA 5-6355 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE WRIGHT MEN'S WEAR I 64I Union Ave. BR 8-3683 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE SOUTHERN LEATHER CO.. INC. 274 Monroe Ave. SMITH FIXTU RE CO. CompIe+e Res+auran+ Ou'I Fi+I'ers 376 So. Main JA 6-I204 JA 3-I354 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE sToRcl-rs SHOE STORE SQUTHERN ,34 N. Main BUILDERS, INC. JA 6-ovao MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 3355 Poplar FA 4-888I MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE TAGS FOR THE LATIN TOURNAMENT TAYSTEE BREAD CO. Grennan Cook Book Cakes I553 Madison BR 2-I654 UNITED PAINT CO. Pain'r Makers 446 Concord Ave. JA 6-4294 SOUTHERN GLASS CO., INC. 556 Madison Ave. JA 5-8242 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE SOUTHERN LAW UNIVERSITY 627 Adams JA 6-0475 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE PEPSI-COLA BOTTLINC-5 CO. OF MEMPHIS I5O0 Thomas SI. JA 5-0788 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE PETE'S AND SAM'S 23I7 Airways GL 2-9228 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE BERCUT-RICHARDS PACKING CO. Sacramenfo Brand Toma+o Juice, Frui+s, a There Is None BeHerI nd Vege-'rabIes ARTHUR SEELBINDER, INC. Home Furnisher l5I7 Union MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE if 1 xx, . THEIR REWARD GILMORE MOTORS. INC. SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO. Your LincoIn Mercury Dealer ' 540 So. 3rd aI' CaII1oun 888 Linden Ave. UnexceIIed Service 6-7475 No+I1ing Does If Like 7UP PI-IELAN'S PAINTS, INC. J. E. SHELTON I49I Union Ave. 200 PopIar BR 8-5678 JA 6-65I3 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE HeaI'ing - Air Condi+ioning SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT Suzanne is felling Sidney aboul 'lhe won- derful bargains al' 'l'he Shainbergs' new Black and While S'rores. You gel' more for your money al Shainberg's Black and While. Whaiever you wanl you can find ai' your nearesf Shainbergs' S+ore. ' 1 I 1 :XS 4, L ., , Lfir' xy f s A' an ,Q 1 www, , I ,gffffli ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP The Cenlral P.T.A. is always willing +o help in anylhing we, The s+uden+s and facully, do. Mrs. Pace, Mr. McCormick, and Sam are lallcing aboul fhe improvemen+s in lhe men's lounge which fhe P.T.A. made possible. K-,.4g'q:., ,mi6z,,K12.5w:f,A ' K, 'g - . whiff f 3 1. , .4433 K . A .. , , . ,.:,:-fm, K.-4 454-Q, f KK 451, f 'Z 4 ,4. '-W T-'wi' f f f 4245, K, ,Q-, ,,. vfm. 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If vfofxm' I Mg X M MWTP W MW Wi WWW W W WMA EW awww I68 -A- Acree, Alice 66, 91, 101 Adams, James 54, 135 r Adams, Jane 63 J, Adams, Jimmy 61 2 5 Adams, Robert 59, 107, 118, 127 A 1 Adcock, Edward 26 J Adelman, Ralph 65 I J Adney, Carolyn 63, 104 li Aizenshtat, Sylvia 62 77 Akin, Davis 26, 74, 107, 132 I Akin, Houston 61, 126, 128 J Alexander, Leon 64 1 1, , Allan, Betty 57 X T, Allan, Billy 59, 94 Allen, Wayne 26 Allmon, Charmaine 59, 102, 103 Althauser, Bill 57 Ammons, Penny 66 Anders, Bobby 67 Andre, Carla 74 Andre, Virginia 101 Andrews, Diana 57, 95 Andrews, Patricia 26, 91, 99, 100, 137 Angel, Stevie 60, 136 Apfel, Gay 62, 108 Apfel, Wendy 26 Applegate, Richard 62 Archibald, Farris 65, 96 Arick, Robert 56 Armstrong, Cecelia 62, 66 Arnold, Hoyt 26 Arnold, William 26, 107 Arwood, Juanita 54, 55, 82 Arwood, Loreitta 55, 82 Ashley, Grey 67, 81 Atchley, Delores 58 Atkins, Anita 65, 95 Atkins, Bemis 26 Atkinson, Steve 54 Awsumb, George 26, 88, 89, 100, 101, 102 Aymett, Julian 26 -3- Bachelor, Judith 62, 66 Bailey, Jane 58 Bailey, Rebecca 63, 107 Bain, Bettye 62, 64 Baker, Andy 56, 72, 82, 86, 87 Baker, David 26, 74, 134 Baker, Frank 26 Baker, Margaret 54, 97, 154 Baker, Jack 26, 74, 102, 107 Baker, Sarah 62 Baker, Baker, Shirley Ann 26 William 62 Baldwin, Richard 67, 97, 108 Baldy, Bill 55 1 INDEX aa11,waa'aa 25, 103 - .. Barbee, Robert 56, 128' W Barbexr, Jo Ann 261'51,103 ,, Bafclay, Betty 64 J Barger,,,,John 62,119 L7 Barnes, Bill 56, I ' Barnes, Harriet 527'57, 91, 100, 103 107, 15,5 , ,Barnett, Barbara 26 ' Barnett, Rlebecca 63 X 71 Baruchman, J6an 26 E Bates, Barbara 59, 105, 137, 150 Baumigarten, Bette 27, 91, 96, 97 Beach, Jimmy 60 Beard, Beverly 63, 94, 148 Beatty, Troy 27, 100, 133 Beckham, Pat 66, 118 Beebe, Raymond 64 Beene, Jimmie 53 fy. Bolton, Bettye 59, 122 Bonds, Betty 66 Boone, Gaylon 61 Bostick, Bobby 27, 112, 135, 136, 140 Boswell, Carolyn 27, 101, 103 Boswell, Virginia 58, 101 Botwinick, Clyde 55, 136 Bourland, Carole 56 Bowling, Ann 27 Boyce, David 56 Boyd, Dolly 27 Boyd, Linda 63 Bradford, Jan 61,115 Bradow, Carl 27, 82, 102 Bradow, Leslie 61, 95, 104 Branch, Barbara 61,104 Brashear, Jerry 27 Bratton, Norma 27 Braver, Steven 59 Behrencl, David 63 Bell, Larry 64, 126 Bell, Rose Mary 27, 94 Belton, Ronald 59, 97, 104 Patricia Ann 60, 94, Patricia Sue 64, 65 Bennett Betty 65 Bennett Bennett Bennett, Rose 66 Bensky, Judy 54 95 Brawley, Jimmy 58 Brawner, Pat 58, 105 Brawner, Robert 53 Breakstone, Jerry 54, 97 Breeden, Patricia 28, 103 Brenner, Judy 58, 93, 157 Breuer, Hans Peter 28 Breytspraak, Betsy 61, 94 Bridgetorth, Joy Lynn 28, 108 Bergschicker, Tom 64 Bernatsky, Carol 62 Bernstein, David 59 Bertschi, Nancy 27, 88, 89 Bettis, Lee 65, 118 Bettison, Joe 61 Beutel, Mariorie 61 Bibb, Joan 67, 107 Bickel, Fredericka 27, 102, 105 Biles, Jimmy 63, 133 Billings, Claude 58 Billingsley, Jon 62, 94, 103 Binkley, Sandra 66 Birchtield, Charlotte 63, 105 Black, Gordon 62, 63, 118 Blackburn, Ray 56 Blackley, Patsy 54, 82, 88 Blackwell, Becky 55, 104 Blair, Dale 66 Blakeney, Charles 62 Blanton, Jerry 27 Blaylock, Joanna 27, 72 Blaylock, Wilma 59, 105, 137 Bledsoe, Joe 27, 57 Blen, Bernie 63 Blackman, Jerome 61 Blount, Linda 56, 63 Bluestein, Eva Sue 27 Boatner, Edwin 27, 75, 88, 100 Bobbitt, Lowell 24, 27, 107, 118, 119, 121, 129 Bobo, Walter 63 Boettcher, Sandra 61 Brief, Marilyn 61 Brigance, Gail 61 Brigance, Raymond 28, 97 Briggs, Tommy 62 Brigham, Elaine 64 Brigham, Michael 28 Brindley, Mary Beth 28, 105, 107 Bringle, Carey 60 Britt, C harles 67 Britt, Joyce 28, 99 Brittan, Brenda 57 Broadtoot, Jimmy 28, 99, 102, 103 Brodofsky,'Melvin 62 Brog, Maurice 28 Brooks, Barba ra 61 Brooks, Beverly 28, 103 Brooks, Larry 59, 107, 118, 126 Brooks, Raymon 57 Broughton, Leighton 28, 136 Brown, Hudson 54 Brown, Jack 96 Brown, Pat 66, 107, 114 Brown, Scarlette 28 Bryan, Helen 58, 100 Bryan, Jimmy 28, 82 Buderman, Sonya 28 Buford, Anne 64, 91 Bumgardner, Martha 28 Burford, Margaret 67, 74 Burgess, Wayne 60, 118 Buring, Arthur 28 Burl-cs, Don 28, 107, 118, 122, 130 132 Burns, Joyce 29, 95 Burris, Judy 57 Burrow, Charles 29, 51, 91,100,101, 102, 113, 135 Burton, Fran 29 Busby, Judy 62, 65, 94, 107 Butler, Kay 105, 107 Butts, Claire 62 -Q- Calame, Paul 59 Caldwell, Kay 67, 107, 108, 137 Caldwell, Mark 60, 66, 80 Callahan, Ray 63 Camp, Fran 62 Campbell, Billy 57, 109, 123 Campbell, Marilyn 59, 89, 137 Canfield, Bert 58, 107, 118, 131 Cannon, Joyce 29, 94 INDEX Coleman, Shirley 29 Collier, Virginia 29 Collins, Patsy 55 Collins, Susan 57, 101 Collins, Wendell 59 11 Compton, Martha 57, 109 1 Conaway, Jim 61, 62,1 3 3 Conrad, Jerry 66, 122 Q Conerly, Kay 63 Cook, Brenda Joyc 9 Cook, Elna 29, 1 Cook, Janel 57, 1 Cooper, Barbar 9 Cooper, ie 67 Coo rry 29, 9 C Judy 30 1 Cd , Melvin 1 1 J 1 Co and, W 3, 97, 104 Daniels, Carolyn 58 Darden, Trudye 56, 101 Davidson, Bill 55 Davis, Donald 67, 102 Paul 25, 30, 86,133,151 Davis, Davis, Sally 60 Davis, Wils 54, 59 Dean, Sally 30 Dearing, Nathan 56, 113 Declton, Dorsey 30, 49, 99, 107, 118, 12O,123,124,125,126,127,128 DeBardeleben, Polly 54, 82 DeBerry, Drue 30, 82, 97 vim Wlil itll, , ,,,s , 111,11 it 1 111 ,111 WLC Y, Deed, ar1c961 Dees, erly 54 e t , ra 24, 30, 49, 99, 101 D n I ,Jacqueline 59 D ton, Pat 66 aussure, Ed 67 . 1 , De , St 30, 103 Canter, Sandra 64 C persmlilj' G Y Q6 1 ' , D G10 iVe3O C I C '29 T04 1, Cothren,,- a cia 55 J e V' Ucm G CC'Pbf ZH N39 f fr lx , ouch, I , DeWitt, Molda 54 or ' Cm 2 1 1 l CO1 ri me 65 6 Diamond, Jerry 65, 93, 156 c ,rm y6,118 1 f . Carr Ji hm55 94 x Col H John 56 Dickson, Carol 30 GN' O n ' A C rd Flow 5 Diffee, Barbara 53, 88, 100, 149 Carroll, Brenda 29, 101 5 un ,. el' Jim Y 90 100 103 Dillard, Jimmie 67 Carroll' Jean 57' il ' N 127, 1 6 , 1 A1 Dillon, Dorothy 30, 50, 105 Ear:oll,JPcLt 1311? 1 BJ Cowling eq' 66, 91' 1 Dillon, Pat 30 Cor er' Jo n CO 95 i Cox, lcl , 65, 10 Dillon, Peggy Jo 67 arter, Lo 9, XM N COX, i 62, 96, 1 , Doke, Mary Ann 66, 67 CC'f'e'f RSO F J f ,COXI dey 59, ' 7 18 , Dollar, John 57, 118, 149 Coson' Emllx L A l mb 1 Bates 67 f Dormer, Arnold 31, 70 Cas en, Qu n 63 1 1, n 1 D d S 31 1 1. 29 ' ralg,Jg,r1e 1 OW YI we , CG 1 r'J onlne ' P wig' 5 Downing, Ellsworth 31, 82, 99 Chu l' Chylf 52 6 97 Cmwfo d i Y 66 mi 1 I v 1 Draughon, Richard 31, 97 Eh il ' B N257 I 1 1 Craxwf r , atsy 66, 1051 Dreppard, Mary Margaret 64 h ebn, egtybb 65 T i Cr 1 If anne 556, 95 Dreve, Charlotte 61 C Gm .em O Y 'P F 1 S: relll Lyn 1 , Drewry, Beverly 31, 108 Cl'10PU15, B0b:Y 24 Q Xl f r kett, lol 1 DuBrucq, Rita 82, 106 Chapuls, Jac I6 6: X Ik wx Crone J, 3 1 1 Duke, Billy 55 Childress Sandra 6 1 ' F 1 hh I 'B 64X-gy J Crook, r n 30, 75 U Duke, JoAnn 31, 103 Eh1soIm,JZIt1fI:'29, Crook, K th 30 , 1, Dukes, Kenneth 31 150 mf 1 . 1 f-X. tl - It -Cr leyl MQ 1 eil-SQ 3? 96 Dunlvant, Pat 64 Clarke, Bobby 57, 58, 1 , Q85 M1 r H MG 5 Y DMM, Raymond 64 Clarke, Bobbie Jea' 1 , J d 3 , K CI 14,1 58,921 ,157 I 'm' U Gr e can 1 l Crump, Bet 3 108 Clayton, Sandra 57 ' 3, 144 -E- il XJ, Culbreath, Shepls 61, 107 Clements, Russell 62j X 6 K 0 1 Clifton, Joanne 61 X' I f Culletl, Jonna 66, 1 7, 5.50 Eastham, Hugh 3-I Coats, Bill 63 I Cunningham' l'l'?1belh230' 88' O Eason, Donna 63 Cunningham, Jo nny 6 Eason, Nancy 6-I, -'02 Coats, Diane 29 1, X Coats, Reed 64 lm l Cobb, Connie 62, 13k Cochran, Bobby 531 V Cockroft, Bob 66 Coggins, William 55 Cohn, Bob 57, 102 Cohn, Emily 64, 144 Cole, Charlotte 67 Coleman, Janice 61, 95 ,C Coleman, Sheila 56 170 Cunningham, Nina 30, 104 Cupp, Howard 64 Curry, Joyce 54 Curry, Judy 55 Curtis, Larry 66 Curtis, Pat 65, 95 -D- Dalgleish, Bobby 64, 126 Dan, Jocelyn 57, 91, 100 101,156 Eaton, Tommy 119 Ecoff Harry 66, 73, 96 Eddin , Donna 67, 105 Edney, Harriet 54 Eckles, Thom 65 s Edwards, Patricia 56 Etird, Johnny 59, 119 Eggleston, Harold 31 Eggleston, Jimmy 31, 98 Eggleston, Roger 56, 99 Eilert, Bob 31,49,107,118,121,122, 127,129 Eiseman, Carol 31, 92, 99, 100, 150 Elcan, Jane 60, 67 Ellis, Walter 31, 82, 106 Engelberg Don 25, 31, as, 99, 100, 102 Engelberg Elaine 31 Engelberg Etta Jean 60, 61 Engelberg, Jerry 59, 107, 118, 127 Engelberg Lorraine 31, 90, 99, 100 Engelberg, Selma 66, 92, 149 Engelberg, Steve 59, 64, 114 English, Sue 66 Epstein, Shery 63, 108 Erickson, Kathy 64, 101, 102, 107 Erickson, Ted 31, 51 INDEX Fox, Wanda 57 Francis, Barbara 32 Franklin, Speed 65 Freeman, Jimmy 57 Frederick, Shelby 58, 94 French, Nick 32, 50 Friedman, Harry 32, 82, 102 Friener, Harriet 66, 93 Frutchey, David 33, 107, 118, 122 Fulghum, Bob 24, 33, 51, 86, 107,118, 121, 132, 133 Fuller, Sharon 56, 59 Fulp, Claude 33 -Q- Gresham, Barbara 53, 104 Gresham, Clay 61, 87, 136 Gresham, Jerry 33, 86, 87, 99, 123, Grider, Billy 57, 94 Grief, Linda 34, 93, 100, 103, 150 Griffin, Don 54 Griffin, Glenda 53, 96 Griffin, Janice 60, 107 Griffin, Jean 34, 82 Griffin, Sharon 57, 94, 95 Griffin, Tonia 61, 95 Griffith, Howard 64 Grilli, Gail 54 Gruber, Marcia 34 Gruen, Gordon 60 Guinn, Jerry 34, 97 Ervin, Dotti 55, 58, 101, 104 Ervin, Elizabeth 61, 101 Erwin, Dale 32, 107 Erwin, Emily 61,101 Erwin, Judy 32, 50, 88 Essary, Karon 32 Estes, David 64 Evans, June 67, 101, 104,105, Evans, Lonnie 61 Evans, Shirley 61 -p.. Farris, Jo Ann 32 Farrow, Andrea 32, 105, 137 Gaines, Eddie 58, 96 Gaines, Stanley 55 Gammon, Bobby 55 Garland, Nancy 33 Garner, Gay 95 Garrison, Jimmie Lou 62 Garrison, Lana 65 Garrison, Nancy 33, 82 Gauchat, Rosemary 67 Gaylord, James 55 Gebhardt, Bonnie 60 George, Delmar 65 George, Tommy 65 Gibson, Marsh 33, 51 Gilbert, Michael 33, 53, 95, 98, 99 Gullett, Mariorie 34 Gurley, James 56, 118 Gurner, Gail 34, 71 Gustafson, Carl 34, 50, 102, 103 Gustafson, Leonard 66, 97 Guthrie, Freddie 34 ..1-1.. Hackel, Lenard 58, 136 Hale, Margaret 63 Hale, Priscilla 56 Hall, Barry 66, 97 Hall, Elizabeth 34 Hall, Gloria 65 Faulkner, Bette 32, 103 Faulkner, Vivian 66, 103 Faust, James 62 Felsenthal, Cecile 32, 100, 141 Felsenthal, Eddie 64, 104, 108 Fennell, Robert 58 Ferguson, Becky 62, 107 Ferguson, Glenlee 65, 107 Ferguson, Joanne 32 Ferguson, Patricia 65 Finch, Bobby 64 Finley, John 32, 73, 82 Finton, Jean 65, 96 Fischer, Ann 32, 71, 103 Fishman, Barbara 32 Flautt, Frank 67 Fleming, Ray 54, 115 Flexer, Pete 58 Florence, David 32 Fogelman, Avron 58, 153 Forrest, Bob 55 Forrester, Sarah 56 Fortner, Barbara 32 Gill, Billy 54 Glascock, Charline 33, 70, 90, 91, 99, 100, 103, 142 Glasgow, Phil 33, 133 Godwin, Nancy 33, 103 Goff, Ralph 97 Goins, Kenney 58 Gold, Paul 53 Goldbaum, Avren 67, 103 Goldman, Fredi 19, 59 Goldstein, Harriet 33 Goldstein, Lynda Fay 33 Gordon, Gladys 33 Gordon, Marie 53, 57 Gossett, Al 64 Gossett, Jan 33 Grace, Perry 61 Grafton, Laura 54 Graves, Betty 66, 107 Graves, Judy 33, 107 Gray, James 58, 141 Grayson, Lawrence 63 Green, Ann 58 Hall, Sally 60, 67, 103 Hamburger, Beverly 67, 95 Hammell, Mary Anne 55, 101 Hammonds, Frances 21, 34, 56, 137 Hanowitz, Phil 55, 59, 100, 136 Hardison, Bee 34 Hardy, Charles 30, 62 Hardy, Marion 34, 57,77 Hare, Bob 22, 43, 59 Harlan, Fleta 62 Harpster, Sandra 63 Harrell, Bobby 55, 136 Harris, Paula 57 Harrison, Tommy 55, 56 Hart, Bill 64, 66 Hart, Kay 63 Hartley, James 66 Harwell, Lee 34 Haynie, Lewis 59 Hays, Ann 34 Hays, Carol 34 Hays, Glenn 59, 107, 118, 127, 129 Heidelberg, Gay 34, 108 Fortner, Peggy 56 Foshee, Julius 66, 119 Foster, Helen 32, 82, 96, 97, 99 Foster, Max 65, 118 Fowler, Nancy Carol 65 Fowlkes, Cecil 32, 49, 120, 121 Fox, Elaine 59 Green, Paul 65 Greenberg, Sidney 56, 165 Greene, Jimmy 61, 96 Greene, Sandra 33, 72 Greenlaw, Lynn 62 Greer, Byron 33, 86, 87, 103, 118, 122, 127 Heimlicher, Jerry 63 Hellums, Lionel 34 Hembree, Elliot 65, 118, 141 Henderson, Betsy 34, 141 Henderson, Elaine 35 Henderson, Judy 35, 103, 107 Henderson, Sally 35, 91, 99, 142 Hopper, Dick 62 Kroeger, Don 37, 50, 102 Hurst, Jacky 67 Hendricks, Robert 65, 97 Henking, Virginia 59 Herzog, Margaret 35, 91, 100 Hewitt, Virginia 35 Hicks, Martha 62 Hill, Dorothy 62, 95 Hill, Hugh 35, 97 Hill, Joe 130 Hill, Kitty 35, 51 Hindman, Charlene 56 Hitchcock, David 63 Hoagland, Ramona 35, 94 Holcomb, Mary Lynn 64 Holder, Alvis 66 Holland, Bob 35 Holland, Fred 96 Hollis, Bonnie 59 Holloway, John 66, 80 Holloway, Mary Anne 60, 66, 9 107, 141 Holmes, Jerry 35 Holt, George 62, 64, 118 Hopkins, John 55,107, 118,127 Hopper, Radford 65, 104 Hopps, Roger 57 Hopps, Sophronia 35, 70 Horne, Robert 59 Horsburgh, Hal 35, 82, 83 Horton, Bessie Mae 35 Horton, Elaine 35 House, Jack 54 Houston, Jack 35, 107, 128 Howard, Fred 133 Howell, Anne 35, 94 Howell, Bobby 54, 81, 94 Howell, John 58 Howell, Richard 59, 107, 118, 1 124, 131 Howell, Ronald 64 Howell, Wayne 56 Hoye, Patty 58, 101 Hudgings, Bob 60 Hudson, Judy 56 Huggins, Johnny 67 Hughes, Camille 55, 88 Hughes, Shirley 35, 103, 107 Humphries, Loretta 55 Hurd, Charlotte 56 Hurst, Carolyn 57, 96, 97 Hutter, James 36, 89, 100, 136 Hutter, Stanley 67 Hyatt, Kay 56, 96, 97 lngle, Bill 55, 80 lnman, Janice 55 Inman, June 59, 122, 140 Inman, Robin 65 l72 INDEX lrby, Elizabeth Ann 63, 107 lssacson, Martin 36 -J- Jablin, Miriam 36, 91, 103, 112, 152 Jackson, Linda 58 Jacoby, Carolyn 36, 75 Jaffe, Lorna 60, 93, 144, 151 Jaffee, Patsy 36 Jayne, Charles 67 Jenkins, Myrtle 59, 94, 95, 108 Kelly, Jimmy 62, 97 Kelly, Norma 65 Kelly, Norman 61 Kelley, Tommy 36, 51, 99, 101, 122, 136, 154 Kendrick, Thomas 56 Kennon, Kay 36 Kent, Katie Ann 61 Kerr, Patricia 37, 99 Key, Becky 58 Kilpatrick, Robert 54, 107, 118 Jenkins, Wesley 54, 122 Jetton, Carol 58 Johnson, Becky 36 Johnson, Charles 66 Johnson, Donna 36, 107 Johnson, Doug 133 Johnson, Jayne 62 Johnson, Jo Anna 61, 64 Johnson, Thomas 67 Johnston, Robert 36 Johnston, Robert 63 Jones, Carolyn 66, 103 Jones, Eleanor 61 King, Joby 57, 94 King Pat 37, 82, 106 King Patsy 60, 67 King Peck 65, 104, 108 King Rosemary 56 Kinnett, Grace 62, 77 Kinnett, Nancy 37, 108 Kinney, Larry 56, 104 Kirchen, Sue 37, 75, 93, 99, 100, 152 Kirk, Larry 37, 82 Kirkscey, Jerry 64, 96 Kirkwood, Grace 37 Klenk, Frank 55, 122, 127 Jones Frances 64, 101 Jones Glenn 54 Jones, Jimmie 36 Jones, Jimmy 36, 82 Jones, Joe 119 Jones Linda 62 Jones Sara 65 Jones Stanton 36, 150 Jones, Terrell 60 Joyner, Bedford 58, 151 -K- Kail, Lois 56, 82 Kaminsky, Joyce 59 Kaminsky, Marilyn 64, 66 Kantor, Allyn 55, 86, 136 Kapell, Melvin 67 Kaplan, Edward 36, 50, 107, 123 124, 127, 128 Kaplan, Jerome 57 Kaplan, Roslyn 56 Kaplan, Sandra 36 Kashdan, Norman 56 Keahey, Edwin 57, 97 Keathley, Naymond 59, 91, 94, 100, 104 Keenum, Susan 36, 95 Keesling, Bill 57, 127, 128 Keisker, Judy 63 Keisker, Kay 36 Keith, Phyllis 62 Kelly, Bruce 67 Kelly, Ernest 57, 104, 109 Kelly, Kelly, Jerry 93,101,108 Jerry Sue 24, 36, 101 Klotz, Delma 56, 95, 108, 153 Knight, Brenda 58 Knight, Duane 66 Knott, Bob 60, 119 Kosten, Alon 61, 65, 112, 126 Krebs, DeeAnn 56 Krieger, Kay 58 Krissman, Stephen 59 Krumalis, Vilis 55, 56 -I-... LaManna, Margo 37 Lamb, Dennis 37 Lambert, Racene 37 Lammey, Bill 59, 115 Lancaster, Max 60, 62, 67, 126 Lancaster, Stair 59 Land, Marilyn 37 Lange, Linda 37, 99, 105, 107 Langford, Jim 62, 80 Langham, Ann 62, 95 Langston, Courtney 61 Lanier, Sandra 54, 82 Larkey, Ellen 57 Larson, Richard 67, 102 Lasley, Billy 65, 118, 126 Lassister, Phillip 54 Laughlin, Marcus 57, 58, 86, 10 118, 132 Lawler, Mattie 56 Lawrence, Lin 59, 127 Lawshe, Bobby 37 Lazar, Edward 67, 134 Lazarov, Diane 62, 93, 148 Lazenby, Guida 37, 101, 105, 107 Lazenby, Peggy 64,, 95, 107 INDEX Manspeaker, Judy 67 Manuel, Beverly 39 Melton, Judy 67, 107 Mermelstein, Neil 61, 80 Lazenby, Sherron 37 Leake, Virginia 61 Lebovitz, Phil 57, 93, 100, 154 Legg, Marilyn 37 Lehman, Sandra 59 Leigh, Vivian 55 Marcus, Charlotte 39, 82, 96, 106 Margolin, Sylvia 66, 91, 152 Marion, Jack 39, 136 Marsh, Barbara 25, 39, 122, 143 Marshall, Barbara 64 Marshall, Woody 64 Merritt, Judy 40 Meyer, Jeanie 40, 94, 95 Meyer, Linda 66, 91, 101 Meyer, Norma 57 Miles, Miller, Barbara 40 Albin 55, 108 Leslie, George 64 Less, Marilyn 66, 91 Levitch, Marcia 54, 88, 101, 156 Levy, Ida Leigh 37, 76, 92, 100, 152 Levy, Joe 65 Levy, Jo Rose 37 Lewis, Bettie 38 Lewis, Elizabeth 62 Lewis, Kenny 66 Lindsey, Barbara 38, 82, 90, 91 99, 100 Lindsey, Terry 64, 134 Link, Nell 58, 95, 105 Little, Bob 38 Little, Linda Lou 38, 103, 108 Livingston, Lee 38, 93, 100 1 Livingston, Mike 38 Lochridge, Sue 65, 108 Loft, Arminta 65 Logan, Peggy 55 Logsdon, Susan 38, 96, 97 Long, Wade 38, 82, 94, 106 Loskove, Morris 24, 38, 74, 102 Loskove, Myrna 38, 101 Loskovitz, Myrna 63, 155 Love, Marilyn 61 Lovelace, Miles 38, 81, 82, 99, 100, 102, 106 Lowe, Diane 38, 99 Lowe, Jimmy 53 Lowe, Macon 60 Lowry, John 38, 136 Lowry, Tommy 61 Luckett, Frances 58, 72 Luna, lna Jo 59 Lusk, Cecilia 67 Lusky, Rochelle 59 Luttrell, Joyce 38 Lyles, Bill 67 Lyles, Katherine 38, 50 Lyon, Joan 38, 91, 95, 99, 100 102, 104 -M- 1 Mobile, Jimmy 38, 82 Macdonald, Cathie 58 MacDonald, David 54 Macon, Tommy 62 Madden, Benny 65, 119 Makowsky, Brenda 38 Makris, Mike 39 Mankey, Ernest 64, 67, 119 Manley, Jerry 61,118 Manning, Virginia 62 Martin, Charlie 61 Martin, Jerome 65, 67, 118 Martin Martha 56 Martin, Philip 55, 97 Martin, Richard 53, 55, 75, 104, 108 Martin Shirley 66, 104 Masingill, Lonnie 58 Miller, Barbara 63, 105, 108 Miller, Bobby 40 Miller, Kaye 58 Miller, Linda 57, 77 Miller, Nellie 67,137 Millican, Roy 40, 96 Mills, Madolyn 61, 104 Masingill, Myra 39 Massengill, Genevieve 62 Masson, Mike 61, 97 Mathers, Sharon 58 Matlock, Betty Jean 66, 95, 107 Matlock, Bobby 57 May, David 67 May, Norma Jean 67 Maynor, Jane 25, 39, 71 Mays, Chris 57, 80 Mays, Herbert 39, 107 McAuley, Tommy 39, 82, 94, 103 McBride, David 39, 82 McBryde, Betty 61, 102, 105 McCaddon, Nettie 39, 103 McCall, Mabel 62 McCalla, Louise 65 McCalla, Williford Hughes 61, 119,126 McCalman, Mary Frances 39, 101 McCarroll, John 52, 59, 107, 118, 127 McCartney, Mike 62 McCaslin, Jimmy 39, 99, 101, 122 McClure, DeAnne 54, 55 McConnico, Keith 62, 97 McCrary, Polly 61, 107 McCrary, William 61, 80 McCullough, Bobby 58,107, 118 McCullough, Diane 53, 57, 97, 154 McDaniel, Charles 62, 96 McDonald, Barbara 66, 107 McDonald, Billie 67, 95, 104 McDonald, Mary 57 McGaha, Lorna Kate 39, 101, 104 McGowan, Betty 66 McGrory, Sandra 58, 88, 89, 100 McKee, Beverly 39, 103 McKee, Joni 53 McKinney, Sue 64 McLin, Shirley 39, 50, 103, 107 McNees, Ralph 39, 96 McNeill, Mary Ann 61 McNiell, Frances 39, 91, 98, 99, 102,105 McNiell, LaVerne 66, 90, 91, 102, 107 McReynolds, Sidney 40 Meeks, Douglas 61, 107, 118, 126 Meeks, Jerry 65 Milner, Gene 57, 109, 123 Mitchell, Bonnie 66, 96 Mitchell, Jack 40, 96, 97, 103 Mitzner, Diane 103, 104, 107 Moble Molon Molna y, Marti 40, 96, 103, 115 ey, Richard 40 r, Betty 65 Monsarrat, Billy 64 Monsarrat, Donna 40, 86, 99, 100, 1 Montg 03, 122 omery, Myrna 64 Moore, Ginger 63, 107 Moore, Janet 40, 101 Moore, Jimmy 65 Moore, Kenny 62 Moore, Martha 40 Moore 1 , Mary Jane 40, 88, 89, 96, 99, 00, 101 Moore, Pat 55 Moore, Robin 40, 104 Moore, Rose 53 Moore, Ruth 40 Morat, Jo 56 Morgan, Alison 55, 82, 101 Morgan, Bud 107, 122 Morgan, Jane 62 Morgan, Polly Ann 59, 82 Morga n, Rel 40, 82, 99 Morris, Billy 58, 81, 82, 94, 104 Morris, Cora 59 Morris, Judy 64 Morris, Kitty 67, 137 Morris, Sandra 40, 51, 91, 95,167 Morris, Thomas 57, 73, 104 Morrison, Donna 40, 95, 103 Morton, Ann 41, 99, 102 Morton, Paula 41,101 Moseley, Kay 63 Mosko witz, Maurice 41, 88, 89, 99, 102 Mosier, Clyde 63 Moss, Carol 66, 94 Murtt, James 41 Murphy, Donna 58 Murphy, Jimmy 64, 97 Murphy, Sandra 41 Murray, Jerry 41,107, 118, 122, 1 27, 129 '73 Dottie Sue 56, 94, 95 Murray, Sandra 61 Parker, INDEX Murray, Tommy 87, 118, 126 Muskelley, Doris 59 Myers, Nancy 41, 91 -N.. Nance, Warren 59, 97 Nanney, Althea 41, 95 Nash, Ginette 41 Nash, Jackie 59 Nelson, Alfred 41, 96, 97, 103 Nelson, Mary Wood 41 Nelson, Pat 67, 137 Newman, Charlene 67, 93, 140 Newman, Melvyn 59 Nicholas, Jerry 60, 119 Nichols, Martha Jane 65, 102, 105 Nicholson, Don 57 Noah, Bobby 41 Noble, Larry 63 Norman, Bernita 57 Norvell, Aileen 61 Nuckolls, Nelle 41, 99,156 Nutt, John 66 -Q- Parker, Linda 66 Parker, Sidney 55 Pate, Ernest 53, 107, 118 Peiion, Eddie 29, 42, 107, 118, 120, 121, 127 Patton, Kenny 65 Paul, Sandra 42 Payne, Carl 57, 73 Payne, Catherine 62, 94, 95, 104 Payne, James 42 Pearl, Marilyn 59 Peck, Dan 42, 97 Peck, David 58, 97 Peebles, Mary 42, 101 Pegram, Billie 53 Pegram, Linda Kay 42, 99, 122, 153 Pennington, Bettie 67, 90, 91, 104, 105 Perkins, Polly 55 Perlman, Frank 56 Perry, Nancy Lee 56, 103 Perryman, Barbara 61 Perryman, Kay 65, 104 Peterson, Gerry 61 Peterson, Norma Jean 60, 64, 76, 91, Oglesby, Jane 41,103 Okeon, David 41, 50, 101,112, 134,155 Okeon, Elaine 65 Olive, Percy 67 O'Neill, Una Jane 62, 102, 105 Onn, William 58, 127 Orange, Charles 57, 104 Orrick, Billy 54, 107, 118, 127 Oser, Irrna 41 Oser, Marcia 54 94, 107 Pethel, Sallie 57 Peyton, Venita 66 Phelan, Andy 61 Phenix, Thelma 64 Philips, Frank 42, 88 Phillips, Earline 61 Phillips, Randall 54, 107, 123,132 PhilliFJY1Edward 52, 55, 107, 118 Phillipy, Edwin 53, 107, 118 Philpot, Linda 61 Pickens, Elwin 58 Pickens, Sarah 61 Reppert, Brenda 62, 104 Overall, David 66 Owen, Owen Owen Owen Benson 63 David 58, 95, 96, 102 Jane 41, 51, 92,100, 101,154 Mary Lou 65 Owings, Kare1159, 101, 105, 107, 137 Ozier, Mac 41 -P- Pace, Gary 66 Pickett, Barry 57 Pierce, Jerry 65 Pierce, John 42 Pigott, Becky 57, 82, 94, 95 Pittard, Lillian 61,102, 104,108 Pittman, Joan 57, 105 Pitts, Barbara Ann 42 Pitts, Patricia 58, 105 Pleasants, Floyd 64, 119 Plunk, Joy 42 Pace, Sam 55, 97, 103, 165 Packer, Mary Sue 61,101 Padawer, Ronald 59, 103 Padgett, Harold 63 Page, Glen 64 Painter, George 58 Palatnick, Barton 59, 81, 91, 100, 102, 103, 107, 134 Palmer, Georgia 64 Pappas, Cecile 55,112 Pappas, Connie 112 Parchman, Bobby 42 174 Pollard, Kathryn 54 Polsky, Gloria 59 Pond, Joe 52, 59, 81,94 Porter, Bob 54 Porter, Jean 42, 103, 144 Posert, Henry 57 Powell, Beth 42 Powell, Jimmy 53 Powers, Eleanor 60 Prange, Janna 56, 97, 108 Prather, Sandra 42,51,91, 101,167 Presley, Ann 56 Presley, Patsy 65 Price, Helon 67, 137 Price, Wallace 42 Prichard, Mary Joy 25, 42, 86, 99, 100, 141 Prince, Anne 53, 82, 88, 153 Pritchard, Philip 42, 61 Pritzker, Martin 56 Pruette, Larry 54, 127 Puckett, Ward 57 Pugh, William Ray 66, 94 Pulliam, Peggy 42, 91, 94 Puryear, Sandra 59 Pyle, Margaret 43 ..Q- Qualls, Mary Helen 67, 95 Quinn, Fay 24, 43, 50, 102, 107 -R- Raby, Bob 61 Rafael, Madelyne 57 Ratterty, Carolyn 55, 58, 88 Ragan, Buddy 56 Raine, Bill 43, 102 Raines, Dixie 20, 43, 99, 100 Rainey, Wilber 65 Rambo, Dan 55 Randan, Carl 21, 55,103 Rauscher, Ann 67, 91,107 Ray, Houston 43, 103, 107, 118, 122 Raytield, Nadolyn 43 Read, Charlotte 43, 103 Reaves, Carolyn 56, 93, 100, 149 Reddoch, Lynn 43, 150 Reed, Mary 43, 94, 105 Reed, Nancy 94 Reed, Roy 43 Reese, William 61, 96, 136 Reeves, Ann 59 Reeves, Carolyn 43, 55, 107 Rehmel, Ann 53 Reid, Frank 54, 119 Reisman, Joel 60 Reiss, Jack Irwin 43, 115 Renegar, Carol 64, 82, 83 Rhea, Betty Lou 55, 105 Rhodes, Guy 59 Rhodes, Maurice 62, 96, 97 Rhodes, Richard 57 Rice, Hal 64 Richard, Donna 59 Richardson, Tommy 43, 107, 118, 121 Rickly, Lucky 54,97 Ridling, Jerry 67 Riley, Sandra 43 Ritzel, Susan 65 Shefsky, Joe 58, 103 Rives, Joe 62 Robbins, James 62 Roberson, Billy 43, 88, 89, 100 Roberson, Raymond 43 Roberts, Churchill 64 Roberts, Sally 43 Roberts, Sue 43 Robertson, Anna Kay 59, 122, 151 Robertson, Loretta 65 Robertson, Trecia 66, 107 Robinson, Beth 44, 89, 99, 100 Robinson, William 44, 77, 82, 94 Robison, Jane 57, 91, 100 lNDEX Schmermund, Nancy 54, 75, 104, 105 Schmittou, Kay 44, 108 Schrnalke, Charlie 53 Schwartz, Alan 45, 127 Scott, Beverly 57, 94, 95 Scrivener, Ed 63, 96 Seay, Charles 57, 109 Seelbinder, Mary Claire 64 Selph, Sandra 55 Serell, Gary 61 Setzer, Tommy 61, 136 Shainberg, Suzanne 44, 74, 108, 165 Robison, Lowell 60 Roe, Elwood 63 Rogers, Judy 53, 55 Rogers, Peggy 56 Root, Judy 55 Rose, Patti 56, 92, 93, 140 Rosen, Rachelle 64, 108 Rosenblum, Stanley 44, 50 Rosenblum, Elaine 67 Rosengarten, Lee Ann 65, 144 Rather, Sue 63 Rubenstein, Harry 44 Rubenstein, Sarah 57, 101 Rubin, Robert 44, 82, 136 Ruby, Ken 44,97 Runyan, Charlotte 44 Rush, Martha 44,94 Russell, Barbara 44, 103, 141 Russell, Betsy 57 Russell, Jeanne 44, 82, 99 Rutherford, Austa 44, 105 Sheft, Barry 63 Shelton, Billy 63 Shelton, Bobby 45 Shelton, Joyce 58, 100 Sheneb, Karl 58 Sherman, Hugh 65, 133 Shina ult, Joyce 45, 72 Shipp, Leware 45, 101 Shook, Judy 57 Shroyer, Bruce 25, 45, 86, 8 120, 123, 124 Shroy er, Paula 53, 94 Shubow, Gloria 45 Shupt Shute, Sides, Simps Sims, Sims, Sims, Sims, rine, Susan 45,72 Martha 45, 50 on, Amy 61 Charlotte 63 Delores 63, 64 Hazel 58 Sue 66 Joan 66, 96, 103, 104 7,118, Summers, Margaret 46 Rutland, Mary Jane 59 Ruyl, Marcy 24, 44, 86, 99 Ruyl, Peter 60 ..5.. Sinclair, John 45,99 Singer, Judy 65 Sink, Mary Lillian 63 Sisco, Gene 57, 118 Sisk, Pam 67 Southerland, Patricia 58 Spence, Elizabeth 60 Spence, Janice 46, 94, 99, 103 Spence, Richard 65 Spray, Bobby 61 Springer, Betty 62 Springfield, Ronny 55, 107, 127 Spruell, Andrea 62 Stallings, Ann 46 Stallings, Gloria Jean 59 Stamm, Marvin 25, 46, 96, 97 Stomper, Beverly 60 Starr, Kay 46 Starrett, Mary Katherine 46, 72 Staten, Rose 94 Stein, Martin 57, 134, 148 Sternberger, Joan 46, 92, 99, 137 Stevens, Joyce 64 Stevens, Robert 56 Stewart, Dorothy 59, 82 Stewart, W. A. 46, 82 Stiles, Brenda 61, 107 Stokes, Eugene 66 Stovall, David 58 Stowe, James 46 Stowers, Jim 46, 101, 122, 136 Strain, Camille 59 Strain, Hartwell 53 Strauss, Russell 58, 101,102 Streuli, Loring 57 Strong, Robert 61, 118 Strong, Theanora 56, 105, 137 Strother, Don 57 Stuart, Brady 59 Sturdivant, Robert 57 Suggs, Peggy 54 Summars, Tommy 62, 118 Summers, Larry 62 Savage, Joan 62,95 Sage, Barbara 67, 107 Salky, lrvin 60 Salky, Sammy 63 Sallee, David 52, 81 Salmon, Douglas 44, 50, 86, 136 Samuels, Alan 66 Sanders, Dianne 44, 94 Sandlin, Jimmy 61 Sansing, Jimmy 56 Sapinsley, Lenore 57, 108 Saripkin, LaVerne 44, 86 Sartain, June 61 Smith, Avron 66 Smith, Bonnie 64 Smith, Carol 45, 95 Smith, Dickie 67 Smith, Gary 61 Smith, Gerald 45 Smith, Smith 1 Geraldine 45 Hue 63, 66 Smith, Jerel 97 Smith, Manis 56 Smith, Mary Marna 58 Smith, Milton 62 Smith, Nancy 52, 58, 82, 90, 91, 103, 108 Savage, Ronald 44, 73, 104 Scarlett, George 67 Schaeffer, Barbara 44 Schaffer, Don 67, 103 Schaffer, Sondra 44, 91, 112, 152 Scheinberg, Esther 45, 99, 143 Scheuner, Harriet 25, 45, 98, 99, 102, 104, 142 Scheuner, Joe 60, 102, 104 Smith, Sandra 45 Smothers, Mickey 45, 107, 118, Snowden, Michael 46, 102 Solomon, Maxine 58, 88, 101 Solomon, Tommy 56, 118 Somervell, Jere Lee 46, 99, 100 Sommer, Barbara 62 120,131 Swanton, Bobby 65, 126 Swarner, Orville 46, 82, 102, 106 Sydes, Ann 67, 95 -Ti Talley, Bobby Jack 46, 103, 107, 118, 120, 130 Tansey, Jimmy 56, 96 Taras, Costa 57 Tarver, Dorothy 61 Tashie, Carol 58 Tatum, Dennis 67,118 Tawlks, John 59 Taylor, Barbara 53 Taylor, Hal 58, 107, 122 Taylor, Janene 60 Taylor, Jerry 46, 107, 118, 127, 129 Taylor, Taylor, Reede 46, 96, 103 Susan 107, 137 Teas, Jane 66, 95, 107 Teas, Sonny 67 I75 Tennant, Amy 67 Tennison, Edward 47, T36 Tennison, Gaines 64 Tennyson, Barbara 62 Terrell, Marie 24, 47, 94, 97, 99 Terry, Chellie 64 1 INDEX Underhill, James 59 Underwood, Mary 47, T37 Usdan, David 63 V-. Vaiden, Nancy 63 Whitelaw, Jane 65 Whitman, Charlene 48 Whittington, Linda 48, T03 Whitworth, George 48, T07, TT8 Wiener, Bailey T54 Wiggs, Emily 60, TO4 Wildash, Frances 48, 5T Terry, Richard 53, T07, TT8 Thomas, Anne 56 Thomas, Barbara 47, 95 V Thomas, Patsy 67 Thomas, Robin 67 Thomason June 65 Thompson Betty Jean 47, T03, T07 Thompson Billy 2T ' Thompson, Charlda Lewis 57 Thompson, Eleanor 53 Thompson, Jo Ann 64 Thompson, Jo Anne 47 Thompson, Jimmy 64 Thompson Johnny 67 Thompson Lougenia 47, T37 Thompson, Olivia T37 Thompson Warren 53, 9T Thorne, Sandra 47, 72, 82, T03 Van Hoozer, Mickey 55, T07, TT4, T23, T24, T25, T53 Vanlandingham, Edward 53 Varner, Susan 64 Vaughan, Donna 57 Vaughn, Annette 47, 99, T05, TO9, T37 Vickery, Patricia 54 Vollmer, Frances 58 Voss, Barbara 47, T03 Voss, James 65 -W- Waddy, Raymond 48, T07, TT8, T22, T27, T29 Wade, Bryan 56 Wage, William 48 Wagner, Freddy 6T, TT9 Wilkins, David 63, 94 Wilkins, Pat 64 Williams, Carolyn 57 Williams Dorothy 55, T05, T48 Williams, Glenn 48, 82, T06 Williams Harris 67 Williams Katie 54 Williams, Montelle 59 Williams, Ralph 48 Williams Wayne 65 Williamson, Charlotte 53 Williamson, Connie 55, T5T Williamson, Linda 57, TO9 Williamson, Mary Alice 60 Williamson, Mary Ann 65 Williamson, Ned 48, TT2, T50 Willitofd, Bobby 63 Werling, Janice 57 Threlkeld, Robert 57 Tidwell, Annabelle 6T Tidwell, Dianne 65 Tillery, Donna 6T Tillinghast, Richard 55, 97, T36 Timbs, Charles 62 Tindall, Judy 53, 75 Tipton, Anne 55, 94, 95, T03 Tipton, Ralph 65, T23 Tomlinson, Randall 66 Townsend, Larry 47 Townsley, Wilma 65, TO4, T05 Tracy, Glenda 58 Trammel, Betty 55 Tresan, Freyda 65, 76, 82, 9T, TT3, Trotter, Nickeyf'59, T27 Trout, Cecelia :67, 95, T04 Tucker, Bettie 47 Tucker, Caroline 67, T03, T44 Tucker, Judith 62, T04, T07 Tucker, Kay 47 ' Turnage, Mark 63 Turner, Barbara 47, T03 Turner, Charlotte 47 Turner, Ginger 62, 82 Turner, Robert 62 Turner, Tommy 64, 97 Tutor, Stella Jo 62 Tutor, Dillard 47, 82, T36 Tyus, Frank 47, 82 -U- Wahlquist, Jo Alice 63, 95 Waldon, Kay 58 Waldon, Patsy Ruth 54 Walker, Jean 64, T05, T07 Walker, Joe Ellen 53, 59, T07 Walker, John 58, TT5 Walker, Judy T07 Walker, Kenneth 6T Walker, Noble 56 Wallace, Roberta Ann 48 Waller, Joan 48, 96, 97, 99 Walter, Harold' 48 Warren, Rita 48 Watson, Gerald 48, 73, T04 Weatherford, Heiskell 53, TO7, TT8, T23, T24, T27 Webster, Anne 54, T08 Weems, Virginia 55, 9T Wehmen, John 6T, 66 Weimer, Barbara 48 Weiner, Michelle 48 Welling, Eve 58 A Wener, Sidney 48, 76 Wentzell, Barbara 55, 88 Wesson, Frank 57, TO7, TT8 West, Tom 60 Wharton, Russell 6T, TO3, T36 Wilson, Jett 49, 82 Windham, Gary 56 Wingfield, Ed 55, T36 Wingo, Taz 49, 82 Winston, Nancy 67, T04 Winston, Sammy 57, T40 Wiseman, Donald 49 Wolf, Adele 49, 99, T22 Wolf, Diana 66 Woltt, Jean 58 Wood, Tommy 53, TT8 Woodard, Bobby 66 Woodham, Nancy 66 Woodmansee, Billy 56, T53 Woodward, George Ann 56, 57 Wooten, Sandra 58, 96, T03 Word, Catherine 63, T05 Wray, David 49, 82 Wray, Joyce 62 -Y- Yager, Walter 49, 96, 97 Yates, Jere 6T, 94, T36 Yeaman, Orville 49, 62,96 Young, Bill 57 Young, Eddie 6T Young, Nancy 48 Young, Wayne 60, 96, T03 LZ, Zeitlin Donald 49, T03 Utter, Michael 56 Underberg, Carol 53 I76 White Barbara 48 White Claire T08 White Pat 64, 87, 92, T07, T49 White, Paula 59, 96, T37 White, Phyllis Anne 65, 96, TO3, T04, T05 White, Randall 63, TT8 White, Tommy 55, 96, T36 Zellner, Marvin 53, 96 Zlotky, Donald 64 Zurhorst, Tommy 63 I 914 JA... 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