Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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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

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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.

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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.