Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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As we look for a moment at the en- trance Through which three years ago we came into a com- pletely different world, we realize how much a part ot our lives the now ta- miliar surroundings of Central have become. The stairs, which at first seemed end- less, soon began to represent a con- venient opportunity for a quick con- versation or that last-minute cram- ming. The office is the place with which we tried not to become too familiar. 001.