Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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TABLE OF CCNTENTS INTRODUCTION or ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Naymond Keafhley SENIORS I L Virginia Weems I-IALL OF FAME A Linda Meyer JUNIORS , Peggy Cowling I FRESI-IMEN I I I I Sylvia Margolin CLASSES or Jane Robison SCI-IOOL LIFE Ann Rauscher ORGANIZATIONS Freyda Tresan MILITARY LLLL LL,v I Steve Angel SPORTS LLLL E Barton Palafnick ADVERTISERS INDEX LLLL COPY EDITOR, Jimmy Cowell

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SIGN OF PRCJGRESS Construction-yes, it is a definite sign of progress. During' this year, our school plant has undergone a program of construction. When we entered Central in the fall of 1957, we noticed many changes in the building-new windows, fluorescent lights, new lockers, and a new stage. During the year acoustical tile was added, and the walls had a new paint iob. Other marks of prog- ress are found in the facts that ten new teachers came to Central, and the number of students grew to 1500. In 1958, we students, too, have'undergone a certain amount of construction-a certain amount of progress. As the school plant changed, so did we. As workmen through- out the building hammered nails into new fixtures and used their planes, levels, and shovels, teachers inside the classrooms hammered facts and figures into our heads, and we used our tools-books, pencils, and erasers. Truly, we were BUILDING OUR LIVES. 1 jf?-is as-,EEE it caacac- gusk Wsssccao L J Jicwecucc. bw N293 we-WO' ' lick Efss,sLD6w1'Qca.Ql 134241665 www ,