Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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COME ON IN' Theres plenty of room' te sen or clas fces as they leave school at 3 I5 after another day of ha d ork and un SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JERRY ENGELBERG President JUNE INMAN Vice President ELEANOR THOMPSON Secretary JOE POND Treasurer BOBBY JOE MATLOCK Sergeant at Arms THANK YOU SO MUCH for your guidance, says Dotty Williams as she says good-bye to Miss Horton, her homeroom teacher for three years. WE SENIORS, LOOKING back over the past three years, see ourselves as freshmen . . . our first class officers: Eddie Gaines, Anna Kay Robertson, Judy Shook, Allyn Kantor, and Bert Canfield . . . our first Student Government Stomp, where we really became acquainted . . . Showboat, our fun-packed class party, with Dixieland Guys and Dolls. AS JUNIORS, WE began to feel we were a real part of Central . . . our leaders: John McCarroll, Nancy Smith, Harriet Barnes, Edward Phillipy, and Joe Pond . . . the final arrival of our glorious senior rings . . . representatives for Boys' and Girls' State . . . Student Council elections . . . and then our annual class party packed with hobos in Hobo Heaven. MAKE WAY FOR THE SENIORS . . . , IS OUR . yell il s of- t , I W

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CRY AS WE ENTER OUR LAST FUN-FILLED YEAR. NOW WE ARE seniors and can say, We made it.! . . . Our officers: Jerry Engelberg, June Inman, Eleanor Thompson, Joe Pond, and Bobby Joe Mat- lock . . . the facelifting of Central that sometimes was inconvenient but was fun to watch . . . those hectic College Board and Merit Scholarship exams . . . class meetings that seemed to cheat us out of a study hall, but proved most rewarding . . . the terrific spirit before our victorious Southside game and our final fabulous football season with the thrilling banquet at the Claridge Hotel . . . Hall of Fame elections . . . our Prom . . . the gay luncheon . . . then the inspiring Baccalaureate at First Baptist Church . . . and finally-impressive Graduation! We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Eight, can truly say that Central High had a maior part in BUILDING OUR LIVES. DO I MEET the requirements? wonder Nancy Schmermund and Marilyn Campbell, looking over the brochures and catalogs of different colleges. AND I USED every one! quips Polly Ann Morgan as she sits surrounded by the dozens of books she has studied during her three years at Central. 29