Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)
- Class of 1960
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'V , ,E X' I, LL L ' , J , I V K 1 U59 Q3 1 bw tgjg iw N. 1 STAFF EDITORIAL CO-EDITORS Beverly Brown Judy Davis ART EDITOR ,, Adrienne Morgan COPY EDITOR ,,,,, I Edward Vvaller ADVISOR I ,,,,,,,, ,, Mrs. Elizabeth Malloy BUSINESS MANAGER ,,Y,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, , , Lynn Finley PICTORIAL EDITOR I , I ,, ,, ,,,, Beverly Manning SECRETARY-TREASURER ,7,,, Sandra Schwanke CIRCULATION MANAGER ,,,, ,Y,,, N Iary F. Caudill ADVISOR , ,, ,, ,, Miss Selma Siegzman UWMQQWI W IWW xwgff wwf' WWW KT f ff IN momc um if FACLLTI sw DIHIIG En elbfr Qi ' ' F x 41+ if CI ASSFS gif? V4 Realm Bfu e F24 3 OIIGANIIAIIONS 3 'I' Rm Ixamm kx Donna Fort on li rn Man Frledman A! L.. -W - SC HOOI I II'I 'Nnrmw Sauel 'S 4.3 4 SPORTS V kexth Rob r S. I STL DEIN TS Nlarx L Sllx er l' Donna Pc au - i HALL OF IANIL 3 Adrlenne NTOICHYI S SA fs V215 ADVERTISFNIFNTS I INDEX M61 rv 'QQ' 4 IN X X K x K . , 'l ' ll K 5 ---' , g I 'I 5, -+fg'i - 21 iff, ' If ,iQ J' 1 -,,i5,, T -'W' L -2 , I. , elf? 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Because of her loeation in the heart of the rich cotttan-produeing delta. Nlemphis has ln-eome the largest inland f-otton market in the world: thus the greater part of the eityis 6'f'l'tItltIHlf' welfare is largely dependent upon how mueh cotton is produced in the surrounding area. XlFfNlPlllS l'l'Slfl.l7 IS primarily known for and 1'0IN'f'I'!tf'Il with the marketing of eotton. a romplex operation w hir-h involves the pur- ehasing. selling. or reselling of eotton. 'llhe 1-enter of this eotton activity and the home of the Memphis Cotton Exchange is Front Street. deservedly nicknamed Cotton Rowf' To this tradition-filled street. which has known the tread of innumerable plantation owners and slaves. and has seen many other eolorful sights of our nation's past. the planters send their 4-otton to he graded and marketed. Yjw -. lllllfll fllllll l llll' flll ul Xlf'IIlIDlllS ilu- 1mn il ivttwn ix wlvximi-. XII i1t'Iillll irillu- - 1 xlf-ix uf llllx re-all vwllmi mulul rmvzil- lun msf :ali 1-ullwii xsz1l'e-liullwx lil tlif- wlllllviri 1-vtlnli ul llif- viii llllfl In ills- imrlll l'lSf' llie irmkvsluvlw uf IllllIll'I'Hl1S lIlflll4ll'lt'S utilizing tlif- lux-pimliivlg uf vutlmi IU IS lN 'llllf I.XXll Ol 1,0 IVIUN ia-ziluiiu ilu- ln-rin-lib ul lliix Ill'HIllll'l. it 14 truli 'Mliitv g-ilfl. FWSAY A ls: -5 3 Y .WJ- IN THE LAND GF -. . COT TO Memphis itself is an interesting blend of the old and the new. Located on the Hmighty Mississippi, Memphis has a heri- tage rich in cotton and riverboat com- merce. The Mississippi riverboats are nearly extinct, but cotton remains as an integral part of our city. Although we can still see the picturesque scene of field hands going about their work on rambling plantations, it is becoming more and more common to see in their place a massive machine doing twice the work in half the time. Memphis indeed is a blend of the old and the new. Its tradition is deeply rooted in the Old South, and its prospects are growing with the New South. 4 ,lk x v aff iw J: 49' kfvqlli Y Wig, , , f'-e f 5 up ba. 'im af ' x 1 R Q ull X W4 'Q .34 iw 11 QWZW ,t A xl M829-MX Y , l . mg 'f V , M N ', gf 4 vs. I .Y ' Q ,f ...fx 2 g- S ' 1 ,fu 32,534.12 13, Tegkgi ,sz ff j '.- Q- 5 ' -Q ,IA r tt-it lx fgfvfi YKVS 3 8, Q. 5 I A il, , ' , ig ' .i I 5 A 0 8 , I ia fi x Z K 7 - .Q 2 -w V ' 'ir fg :Qt -K ,,n M? ik' Q 5- 5 S' AX' if be A ' . 1 BESIUIQS OFFERING an excellent college preparatory cfiurse. Central offers a well- rounded prngram uf cluhs and student activi- ties. There is a lessnn In he learned frum every phase uf sclifml life-whether it he a clulv in which Une learns tn accept leadership and respwnsihility. nr the playing field where Central holds her classes in sportsmanship. or an election which requires lmth a grind winner drill ll yibllfl ltiser. THROLWGH THE YEARS C e n t r al has watched the city of Memphis change from a lazy river tuwn In a large bustling metropolis of over one half rnillinn peuple. lluring this time Central tml has heard the lrells nf prog- ress ring. Having: recugnized the necessity of preparing her students tu cope with a missile age. in September 1959. Central made some f 1 1 E ,., 'vi 5 Q 5- 4 11 L. I mg?-f' - 3 4. is -1. 'Rl 1 .1 f' KLXX 'KJ i FOR A HEALTHY cotton crop, the seeds must be well planted and the young shoots carefully cultivated. If we students are to he successful, happy individuals, the seeds of knowledge and understanding must be carefully sown and patiently tended throughout these impressionable ado- lescent years. OUR EXPERT l7ACL'LTY instill within the students the desire to learn and to think for themselves. just as a planter gives individual attention to each phase of his cottonls growth, so our teachers patiently guide us through many stages of our mental development, gradually prepar- ing us for our future roles as responsible citizens. B, ay, fi! bi - ,.,, Q 1 f x . .vi ' J A Q'- . ' , K ' . KK . l . v C f f s 'Wx x .5 af 754 xt .r A A 4 NI' -' '- ..- 'A A ai. .,j. , - . .. . N, . .g: - x 5515 U . x.. -A W h ggi,-n .. I . 3- A ,xx - 1' Z ' -1 'i Q. - ' K, val.. ' 5, K'-N -L, V. ,V ta, ,F ' .' -. ' - 95 , N 1 ' L... -X .' , . - s qqxfs 'Ag .'-S A . N .Ml G L 5 -4? -if J NM, .vv . s .Jag N vi' ph., ss X :H - 'ini .fl NIH I Nl II11- halls. 111 1111- l11111'l11'1111111. all 1115 111--R 111' IN 11l11111f H1115 111 111-ll: 11- 111' Ili1X4' 11 fl'it'Il4Hf 1-11111. M a11I111i11is ll 1t111' and f1'i1-1111. 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Each would love to add this beautiful piece of glass to her collection. MRS. ISABELLE M. BALL. A.B.-Home Economicsg Bookstore Committee. MRS. BETTY BILES, A.B.. BLA,-Frenchg French Club Sponsor. C. A. BRANYAX-Radiog Electronicsg Radio Club Sponsorg Student Council Sponsor. 31, SGT. SMITH H. BYRD-ROTC. LILLIAN CRENSHAW. BS.-B u sin e s s Educationg Business Clulm Sponsor. MRS. DORRIS P. D,-KYIE. AB.. M..-K.--Englishg Book. store Committee. PALL JOSEPH DRAKE. B.S.-Mechanical Drawing. MRS. EUNA LEE FOREBIAN. A.B.-English: Candy Counter. BRADY ELNIORE FORTNER. 15.81.-Xnt-it-nt Historyg t.Ulll'll. DOROTHY FISHER GREEN. A.B.. NIA.--Biologyi Cliemistry: Honor Society Committee. HELEN CLAIRE HAMILTON. BS.--Arty Art Club Sponsor: Scholarship Committee: Red Cross Committee. JOHN W, HARDY. JR.. B5.. L.L.Ii. -Historyg Coach. eacllers' Time After School VIRGINIA IIARRELI.. I-LIB.. RIHX.fxl8lllf'IIlZ1llCNZ Ilonor Society Sponxor. MRS. MARY K. IIEFIAERXAN. ILS.. MA.--Lating Ifrf-nchz French Club Sponfor. RLTH OLIVE JAMES. RS.. MA.-Spanish: Honor Society Sponsor. M.-XRTHA LOL' JONES. A.B.--American Hifloryg P.O.D.: Chess Club Sponsor: Youth Guidance Cornmittec 'Chairman P. MRS, MARX R. LIXION. .'x.l3.. MJ. Flriilllnlll ROTC Spun-or! Club Spun-or. MRS. M,-KURIXE MILLER LLOYD. B.S.7Fl'f,'IlCllQ Lating Latin Club Sponsorg French Club Sponior. MRS. ELIZABETH B. MALLOY. A-LB.. MA.-Englifhg Warrior Yearbook Advisor. .-X. E. MCCLAIN, MA.'ABandg Latin. ROBERT II. MCCORMICK. BS.. MA.-Cllcniistryg Fvicnvr- Club Sponior. IIOXII Xlf-IJOLIL.-XI.. IBS. 'Ili-tory: Coach. NIRS. .IU-XXNE R. M1'I.EM0RE. IES, Biology: Phy- -icul Ecluvation. MRS. EYELXN L. MEEKS. ll.S.--Ellgllrlli Junior Rf-rl llrw- Spnnmr. 'lllllfl PIED PIPER uf lfr-ntiullu Mr. Mm'Clain. uffm'c'lio11aIi'ly' WE SEENI T0 IWW Viillillll MV- l,f'lmlUIll U dfmllllinii of thi' known ai 'lMr. Maru lu big pupil-. prilcticcs what Ile- tm-aclle-. llv H0116 Yllill SUI HWUY-H You Wm lil' WTC that when hr' Walll' not only grin-S ilu' dfm'nlwat. but hv ix profivivnt with ulmn-t any fishes. lu- han a firm grip on hi- lim- anrl rm-lx in quitf- instrumcnt in the band. a few. I Sports and Music Provide Idea .IIMMII-1 X. WEEKS. X,ll.. M,.X.- M a I li z- in at ic Q F1 ir-nc 1-. llflRfkJ'l'lIH- F. MEIX. lll1.ll, Englixliz Sf'llfllCllYlllll Uwiiiiiiittw-1-. SCT. F, L. ffII.XRl.lE X. MILLER. BS.. M.S.-4Mili- tary: Hiflw Team. ADA VIRGINIA MILLETT. l5.S.. M.Ed.--Home Eco- nwinirlz Canfly Counter. RI'I:I-'NEB MI'RRgKY. IIS., Iifmkku,-ping: Coacll: H Iflulu SINFIINUV. IJOROTIIY M. NOIAX. IIS.. KI..'x. 'EI'IglllNll2 Studvnt Illuncil Sllllllxflf. BONNIE O'l l'. Iii- liinlngy. lIOlI.E IIIARK PENNINGTON. B.5. Algebra: Ad- xamw-ml Matlu-inativ-: Mutli Cluli Spnnsnr. MARX lzI.lZI-XISEIII l'Ol.AC.Ix. AB.. M.A.--Englisli. SHIRLEY l'O'l'T5. ll.5. flillgllxlll Fluclvnl Guidance Stuflvnt flHllllI'll Fpnri-mx SCT. LIILKS M. PRESCOTT. HS.-Military. MRS. LOUISE ASKEW RAUSCHER. BS.. MA.- Englisli: Quill and Scroll Sponsor. 6'HE MADE ITU! Mrs. Davie and Mrs. Biles find s-xcitmm-nt in vlivn-riiigr ilu- Warrior on Teachers ai wc-ll as pupils enjoy the tengo artion nf football gaines. i' Ya 'I rl CI..-XIRE SCHWAM. AB., NI.A.---Erlgflisllg Warrior Newspaper Atlxisor. VIRGINIA SEFFEN5. HS.-Matlieniaticsg Scholarship Committee. ANNE FHEWMAKER, AB., M.Af--Matliematics. SELMA SIECMAN, BS.. M.A.-American History, Clieerleader Sponsorg Pep Club Sponsor, Business Advisor to Newspaper and Yearbook. MRS. MARY El.lZ.'XRETH SMITH, BS., M.A.4Amer- ican History. MRS. OPAL E. SMITH, AB,--Clif-iiiistryg Science Clull Sponsor. MRS. IRMA O. STERNBERG, AB.. M.A.fEnglish. MRS. FRANCES C. WESBERRY, BS.-Musicg Choir. WILLIAM YY. YYHARTON, B.S.-Mathematics. ROBERT WILLIAMS, BS., M.A.--Geometry. LOEISE WILLINCHAM, AB.-Ancient and American Historyg Honor Society Sponsor. CAPT. GENE F. WILSON, BS.-Military. MANY TALENTED YOUNG musicians who haw attf-ndf-fl Central owe a great flval to Miss Metz. Iiecause of her li-ie for musir-. -he has encouraged many sturlvnts In pursue their im'-re-t in this field. Tennis plays a -econflary role as a hobby of Miss Metz. wliosf- family has long iw-ri outstanding in this sport. AGNES REAMS, A.B.-English: .Iunior Red Cross Sponsor. ANNE SCHROLL. A.I3.. MA.-Spam ish, Y-Teens Sponsor. 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' ' li1111 '1l l 1 'A ' QI 'll f, Fi ' ll11111-. au' l-l -' 'l 1f ll11- 1w1 1151.11 ycars i11 22 NIP THAT' fllallen XII I lc lt far nu pn 1 xr I RHUQCIICI' and X11 frlnlxlm ffntcnmpldtz thou next p ay lf e I v of mam Cnntral tnacher NIINb NOLXN NPENDS um t sf hcr Spare tum wmrkm hohhx needlework She not onlx cut and hem but al the border for Quch damty handknrchnfg a tlu 'I'RU. . gms. X. Mrs. ,, ' A 'ss l' ' ' - ,J-, lv, X' '. . ' 5' 9 'lf' H ' ,, xi H '1 2? . Y ff f . 12 X if .f rf QQ ' 2 W b F . 11.5 1 -. 'Z ff N Y 1 5 CLASSES if .J f THE FARKILAXD OF THE Missis- sippi River Delta acquires a new look during the autumn months. The inter- minable acres of white fleece. now dot- ted with fielcl hanfls clafl in brilliantly colored clothes. are transformed into huge patchwork quilts. This is harvest time-a time when the farmer collects the fruits of a vearis labor. just as the farmer toils lahoriously' to reap a profit at harvest time. we stu- dents work consistently at our studies if we expect to profit from our efluca- tion. Centralis fields of stuclv are hroafl and fertile. Like those of the farmer. they provide a basis for growth and maturity and offer an op- portunity to reap bountiful. purpose- ful futures. -rf AND I CQ?-XN'T.-EVEN draw a eirelef min- plain- ,Xndy Lltillfvee. .Im-nnie Eclwards. who is -ure of the III'l1IIt'l' pi-or-edure for this con- struction. ha- thi- proh- lem nearly enniplvted. In plane geonu-tix. hy snlxing prnhleni- stu- dents learn to orgianiu- the-ir tlufuglirs: and hy using pri-ei-1' w orrl -. tlu-5 learn Io gin' af'- vurate -tat'-nu-nts. ,A , -. , ,f AI.THOl'GII FEW UIIII5 earl- tu H'll- ture into tlu' 1'llll'lllllN I-his-. Kathy ,Inlin- ston has the situation ui-Il in hand. She is stating: the definition of the Di-Ita process. the forniulu il:-lining: l'LllClIlU4. For tlu- first tinu- ralvulus uns off:-ra-fl as il full-Crerllt t'tllII'e4'. ,XS FIXIUNE ll.X'li'llil. mite-s thi- proof of a prolrh-ni asking for the xi-luine of a euhe. llhris Iiirrliwfii find- it iniuyh easier to unalyn- thi- prohlein hy exziniin- ing tlu- Ilirm--mliiiieiisin'nal figure. Stu- dents l'lPII'lI'lll'l miniature figure-s to aid in -oliing: the roinplex prolnls-ins which they stiuly. Solid gvoiiu-113 and trig- iixioiiietiy. our third-yi-ar inaih wriixe-. are rm-qiiired hy niuny 4-ul-lege-. 26 Todafs Edueation Stresses Todafs education places much em- phasis on the training: of young people for further development in the fields of researc-h and seienee. Since the major- ity of colleges require a good founda- tion in seienee and mathematics. stu- dents are hroadening their Course of study to meet these requirements. The ninety per vent of Central graduates who enter college have ample oppor- tunity to prepare themselves. They are offered five years of mathematics. in- wJ elucling valeulus. ancl three Courses in science. To those intent on entering a fic-ld of science nr engineering. these courses are vital: f-wn to thw- preparing fur nth:-r professions they are lmeeoming increas- ingly irnpnrtant. Central. as at urllt-ge prepamtfn'i' svlnml. tiff:-rs maximum np- portunities fur prmlueing wr-ll-trainerl atlults. uhm will he the tuuls fur the eonstrtirtitm nf at pnsitiwl seientifir' future. PO1'lHllL't.' of 3Ik1lllCllllillt'S and eieltt-e UAXNIE F.XNDHIlJfLli ,tnfl Marty Roh- t'I'l-frtt ll-lt'tt Ltll ItllNt'lX tu hlimyllt' Buf- forcl as hf- point- wut the parts of the CCtI'fllW'II'IIl they tm' In iflt-ntify and examine in tht-ir tli-section. In biology we lieemnf- familiar with xuriuu- animals unfl plant- unrl gain at gtneral knowledge nf tltf-ir Vftltlltft-lllftll in-iflr: and out. IX I..Xl5ttR.X'l'URH WORK we learn the fundu1nf-ntal- nf ltusit' rln-tnistrj' by ex- pv.-rintenting with t-tmtpftttrtrls and their twafgtittrts In euf-lr Ulll I'. Students de- mtt: Ustv days u ww-k tw lah, an essen- tial part nl clit-tnistry. This class is pre- paring pure hydrogen by water displace- tnn-nt. Nlury lflizuln-tl1 llrnek, Cary lllaiss, Patsy Hall. and Gloria Erwin are busy Cnllerting lmttle- of ltytlrogen. S'l'l'DEX'I'S APPLY u ge-tn-ral lxnmvletlge nf f'llf'IItlsll'Y to phys- ir's. the must atl- vaneerl uf Central's srietttw- t'ttl1l's4's, Stan- ley Ctmper and Fred Potts are finding: the -pt-cifiv ra v i t 5' of mtml lay water bal- unrw w lt i l 1- Dwight ffaltlwell I'v'1'ttTfli the :tn-wer. COLLEGE BOARDS arc uppvrnlost in the minds of most Juniors. as they strive In inrrease their wwallu- larivs. Study f'ardQ art- use-d for prufitullh' t'Xt'l'l'i4l' in word rs-view. Finis Taylor divtatvs tht- words as tht- riaw takcs at IFIiLiClif't' tr-it. vides Training in the Propel XI IIZXIIUN. I'l.lm.Xrh. Iivnry Hunt-vy. url- ing f'huit'n1an uf th.. lvanel dixcn--it-n un the hcnefiti of rIPf'f'C'il gctx the tnvrting und:-rway. Barbara White. Nancy Dickwn. Kay Yarlfrnugli. and Jerry Kflller lieten attwntiwty and tak-- notcf as they prepan- to -pf,-ak. SPEECH CLASSES STRESS thy inipurtancu of propfr training in public iIN'likiI'tgI and atm pmvidv f-xpt-ricncv to thufc int:-re-fted in drama. 'I'lu-sv bL'C'UIld-yl'8I' spf-ech students arv discussing costumes fur a Spanish play which they are preparing tu presvnt to the firft-year classes. BIfC:U,'5l'i Vsitf :Xlilf uftvn judged wtf-ly hy our mun- xvisutimi--its itltf-lligvtlw and Qllilllllllllllitill unt'x'm't' :toss-sw rvnlizf- thu' Ilf'f't'55itf fm' at wlitl ffvllltdallilvll ln hnghsh. In ht-lla undvrwtand our cultural hawk- grnund. iw wad .-Xrnvrivan and English lite-mttm-. 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Each was a first-prize winner in the Junior Culinary Division of the Mid-South Fair. Such honors come often to students of the cooking department because they are well-trained in the art of preparing foods. Girls Prepare for the Future as They Receive w-,N,,,g..-- spa' ..---'-'Q' aaa' SILVER MUST BE CHOSEN WISELYV' reminds Marsha Spiegel, as she stresses the fact that a pattem should he chosen not only for its beauty, but also for its economy and durability. Amanda Wilkerson, Linda Thurmond, Joyce Shaffer, and Rayna Petrovsky are eager to leam the various patterns of silver and crystal. Patty McGuire doesn't seem very much interested, but she'll be sorry when she is confronted with Choosing her own pattern! 34 1 10- Mm 5. i - . F 4 -:rf :ha , I . ,. 7 ju, In 9 -A ., 1 . 1. v X ,Jn 'rf' . M , , 1 ,I K, '.,L ,Q V, ag ,1 V14 .JM J, - 75 W4 cg X , f . 1I'!2iI'i amf+'Qf ,N + b ' Yum 59 ' 1 , 35513 - A- N manila' Q ' ' fwfr? . ,i - 55 fr.a?.':r' Q' Q .. 't m ., , R .',' X 1 , . 3 . , V ' . . 4 0 J., . i . Y, , 7 - 1 Sl' I N. ,- .r,r,a,m- th VQL35071g5,fFig,, A Q 1+Mf?'1fH'xs 'nw , ig ,. ' 1,,,mw,:,sf- f . N , U, 2.0! P.,,,.,,,.,.1 ega- bu Ifiilb .. :MA 'WI' rt and Vocal Music Develop Talents .1 an ng 1 -. fa 42. Nt e J' s f ' 1 E HE' f z f' ,Qrf 'mag 1 . BLUE COBIPLEMENTS THE YELLOW, explains Kay Croswell, as she follows the color chart. A thorough knowledge of this chart enables art students to do more effective work by choosing the proper combinations of colors. Nancy Johnson, Judy Young, and Libby Kinnett know that applying correct shading is as important as originality and design in their drawings. HAND THE WINNER IS . . . Evelyn Whitelu Miss Hamilton's art students ex- cel in many fields and win many awards over formi- dable Competition. thus bringing honors to hoth tlienisrlxcs and Central. Mr. Kina and Miss Hamilton smile in approval as Lt. Joe Appleton of the firc depart- nif-nt pri'-r-no tht- glowing Evelyn hf-r trophy for win- ning tht- annual Fire Pre- vention Poster Contest. f' 5' CHOSEN T0 DIRECT the class in their singing, Bill Moody now understands why the full attention and co-operation of the class are necessary for a director to do his best. ln vocal music students study music appreciation and theory as well as voice. 37 , ff Z ,'? fl' CJ fi gw I xy . ' likes.. K 3 nf? G l, 1 Q N XXX I ,ZW Z if A ik T X512 I 8 C2 S XQ- 511 NATURE HAS BLESSED the farmer of the Mississippi River delta with favorable climatic conditions for growing cotton. He plants his crop in the spring with nature in his favor. Unfortunately, however, nature is sometimes fickle, and before the harvest a parasitic insect which thrives on the cotton blossom may attack and devastate his fields. He must do more than just plant and cultivate his cropg he must also spray against these insects if he wants his crop to reach its full potential. WE, TOO, MUST make sure that our potential is not de- stroyed. Through the lessons that our student organizations afford us-accepting responsibility, being both leaders and followers, and co-operating with others-we will be pre- pared to take our places in the world as responsible citizens. S S L: 35 wif ,V .3 ,. -93,9 ima e iigir it in ii 'Nl 'li ,417 'ffl CENTRAUS STUDENT tQUYEHNNlIQN'l' RESTS upon the shoulders of the student council, The executive officers are: Secretary, I'Gi1?ClYIUdll I1l1i1Tl3 BUYS' Vive-President. Larry tiossettz l'1'e,-sirlent, .lov D34-usg Girls' Vice-President, Anne Perryg and Treasurer, Douglas . e a uni. The Student Council of Central DIANA ll.XKl':li ANU l.ynn lfonrad lend Paul Ruden, Commissioner of Student Xssernlwlies. tr hand hy helping to preparv- the stage for .1 program. Diana. lfornrnissioner of Soeial Activities is in Charge oi the sock dances on rainy days and the student council stornpg as Commissioner of Publicity, Lynn prepares the weekly eireular. The pupils of Central express their will through a student eounf-il whose objective is to plan. promote. and tlireet the yearly aetirities of the student lmody. Eaeh homeroom has a voiee in the school government by electing a representative who attends the bi-monthly' meet- ings of the Council and reports the meeting results to his, homeroom. thus serving as an in- termediary lvetween his classmates and the stu- dent eouneil. Two of the eouneilis most important jolvs are eondueting freshman orientation in Septemher and providing a weleoming committee for stu- dents who enter sehool late. School pulvlif-itv. auditoriurns. and the annual Stomp are hut a E few of the regular joins uf the student goxern- 5' fi rnent eornrnissioners. X This year the eounell appointed to the ealvinet l I a Marshal of Sanitation whose 'oh is to eneour- , J age Central students to keep the lunr-hrooni and ' halls c-lean. 'lihese aetirities have eornlvined to make V739- , 60 a very active year for the student eouneil at Central. 40 N? . ,.,,. .. ,. Q ffl s 4. ' 5 Q was :QQ 1 fx 'Q-v-V ,. Q. -.vu , -A ,, Is, K - ,,, fx ' 1' ,,,---Q ' , 4 J Q' 1.4 x N' 5 I wp' ',Wf,,4, H 4 ...Y nga a 1'o fi !?'4 ,.f,.,-if q 3' ,l beth M lloy who encourages a high stand- work from the Warrior staff is 'illing to help them attain this goal. ard of always THE YEARBOOK ADVISOR, ftlrs. Eliza- a ,u , . . L W 7 LEAFING THROUGH yearbooks of the past, the co-editors, Beverly Brown and .ludy Davis, are gathering ideas and taking notes with the hope of giving Central students a superior yearbook. Warrior Yearbook Provides Students With SERVING AS THE backbone of the yearbook staff are the section editors: Standingf-Adrienne Morgan, Diane Engelberg, Becky Beusse, Mary Lynn Silverson, Keith Rogersg Se-atedwNom1a Sauer, Donna Peace, Alan Friedman, Roy Kaminsky, and Donna Fortson. 42 Though many picture the Warrior as a book of treasured memories, to each literary staff member, yearbook means many months of planning, minor disappointments, petty peeves, compromises, hard work, and strong determination until mere ideas are transformed into reality. Each section editor, with the aid of assist- ants, is responsible for originating and revising layout. planning unique and eye-catching pic- tures. and writing interesting and informative copy for his section's allotted pages. To the tune of two typewriters. the staff members, grouped in various parts of room 201. evaluate past work and try to concentrate on the present as they strive toward their fast- approaching deadlines. Picture-taking appoint- ments, redesigning faulty layouts, repeatedly rewriting copy. composing catchy captions. and remaining at work after the 3:15 bell are all in a day's work. ll ' Sl TODAY'S ASSISTANTS PROVIDE tomorrow's editors: Judy Stark, Bob W'est. Bob Warr, Carolyn Scott, Kay Stevenson, Cail Cruenberg, Taylor Reveley, Joanne Cowling: seated-Rita Crimes, Betty Armstrong, Susan Pigott, Brenda Austin, ,lo Ann Davie, and Carole Springer. a Complete Record of the School Year EDDIE WAI.l.EH, m-opy dz-sk editor, instructs his assistants Bette Goldstein, Judy Cummings, and Joan Cilhert, in drawing copy sheets. Later the' will learn to erom nicturt THE DARK ROONI 1 almas full of activity when the school photo rapher Le he Wilcox Richard fNIcBryde and Nlfred Pre ton are de veloping and printin picture l l l lg' THE TYPISTS, Coz:-tie W'right, Diane Iarlxer Pe fy IlLI1llCl paring for deadlines. l,'- and Irma Shapiro, work closely with the section editors in pre it-f 2, in if 5 ., Fw nf 4... 'ls THE CONSTANT INTEREST AND guidance of Bliss Cluire Schwam. the Warrior advisor, inspires her hardworking staff to publish an en- tertaining and informative newspaper. mamma Gm- Cg ' 3 gl A KNOWLEDGE OF the use of the headline ehurt is necessary for all members of the editorial stuff. ,lo Ann Bowen, the managing editor, and Deanna Stiman, the copy editor, instruct in its use freshman reporters: ,ludy Keslensky, Polly Coe. Erin Challen, and George Conroy. The YVa1'1'io1' NCXVSPElPC1'1FOll1' Pages Filled EACH MONTH AFTER the students have received the paper. these I'f'I10I'lf'I'57Sl111Tfrl'l Hindin, Eddie Fowler, Bob McLean, Sandra Tiller. Eddie Pruitt. Margie Rasmussen, Nancy Brown, Rehn Wrigghl, johnny Singleton. llitrieiu Thomas, Bill Moody, Roberta Clark, lloh li:-val. Ylutlvlim- llairrison. lQlorid Ervin, und lllairk Nlillv-r vriticizf- it so that the-v may improve future editions by profiting from previous Illlslztlxt , of-,Q VARIED EDITORS ARE necessary to coser the niuny phases of school life. Seated: Ronnie Nlason, Rewrite Editor: Johnny Rinsing. lfxcliange lfditorg Nlellie Farmer, typistg Standing: Vivian Isaacson, Morgue Editorg Rick Nlinardi, S LINDA BLRSON. editor-in-chief, efficiently co- ordinates and directs tht- work of the Warrior newspaper staff. Futures Editorg Janet Robinson, Morgueg and Richard Hackleman. Witli Central News, V.I.P.'s and Editorials The Warrior Newspaper, an up- to-date review of Central news, is published once a month. To pro- duce a newspaper which reports the information the student body wants to read, on-the-spot re- porters, editors, assistants, and typists must spend many hours taking pictures, writing copy, planning layout, and meeting deadlines. Every staff member plays an important role in getting each edition to press. As soon as one edition is issued and eval- uated. the staff begins working on another. Opinion polls. critic columns, detailed sports accounts, special features. and the selection and recognition of two outstanding students called Captivating Cen- tralitesi, are favorite highlights. As a result of much time and effort. the Warrior staff has pro- duced a newspaper which has been rated first-class by National Scho- lastic Press Association and by Columbia Scholastic Press Asso- ciation. COPY AND PACE EDITORS-Seated: Katie Ryland, Susan W'o1nack, Anne Stone, Lynn Larson, Gerald Hardingg Standing: Susie MacDonald. Eta Miller, and Bill Holman-have the primary responsibility for the assignments and layout. 0 45 fs-L. refs D-nl l S-, g MISS SELMA SIECMAN, advisor of the business staffs of the yearbook and newspaper, is the guiding spark behind the sales, circulation, and advertisement for the two publications. Q05 amz to ns mFtKE TORT .Ea- IN OCTOBER the Warrior Kick-Oft' skit, Warriors Make History, was produced by circulation managers Beverly Baruchman and Mary Fern Caudill. It launched the sale of Central's two publications and ended in success, for twelve hundred and eighty students purchased subscriptions. Business Staff ls Entirely Responsible for THE BUSINESS MANAGERS are responsible for organizing the ad section of both publica- tions. In charge of this for the newspaper are Judy Epstein and Mary Lou Quinn, and for the yearbook Beverly Manning and Lynn Finley. ? 6 , l -4'-Q -Sv: 46 The Business staff has a vital part in the publishing of the War- rior Yearbook and Newspaper. Early in the summer they begin soliciting ads from Memphis busi- ness firms and friends of the school. Since Central is one of the few schools in the city that still directly handles the financing of its publications, each staff member must sell at least one hundred dollars worth of ads. The responsibilities of the staff include selling ads. writing copy for pictorial ads. and managing sales campaigns and skits. Those chosen for the business staff must have the poise to approach the public with ease and the personal- ity to leave with the public a fa- Q vorable impression of the school. '!f'Y.1.r 9, S ' 'En' , f A v an RN Za' aV'P' 94' 1 AL Y ,--if QW L f w I , M, , ,RB X F -- .. ,Y . .- 9 P HOIIOI Socuts L63.dC1'l11P, SCIVICC SOLD TO GEORC lL BOND' Iiurrly Blfllillllllll .md Ronnlc Inntuo I member of ilu Lo t and Imund fmmnutu rf tln Hunnr boclnlw aucuon unclalmed artlcle Procud .nn LllY1dLd lPLlYNtLIl L1 Llmrxtw and ilu Honor Soclety own fund IEKDINC, THE HONOR Sunnis arm ll Competent of Kdmln ky Sunmrs I3 lu IJ mtl Frm urn Su IL .lc Don xld SICNI-X LXNIBDK LHI LH XPIER Ol' THE NYIION XI HONOR SOL IETH FRONT ROW Hall Qumn En ellmrg. Bur on Cunnm ham Crlffm Brown Cmnt! Self 'Horton Nlutlxcrlud SELOND ROW IT1llJUl ll Num Dau Blrucllman Sxlurwn Dudlry Ha nc 'ld..un Ku Stnrnbpr Lr Nnrlllcult THIRD ROW Nlllcr l' r u R mu LH lisld l R1 lun on fl.1l1urn 5flm.1nlxL Sxegman xIdCDUl'ldld lnrrx FOURTH ROW Kellx Xrmtron Ward Rudnn Nprutt lkrulncut Tuckcr Bruce Cray FIFTH ROW Waller WIcCallum Crump Jcnlun Kamm lu 9 O I ' A 'i ff' v K. J i 3 f,,f.a:r 1 g . 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' v- ' 7 1 ' 52 ' 51 Scholarshlp, and Character INDUCTEES-FIRST ROW Remaklus Sxde Robmson Fd 1 L.lu Schvtmd Butler Brown Brown Butler Epstem Schultz Shaptro Baker Jones Beusse SECOND ROW 'Nhller Packer Townsend Wray Crull Nlmardl Maroon NIcNIullen Bourland Rogers Mason THIRD ROW Sansxn Spence Wrlght Nlclntyre Stark Poduska Jaffee Edelson Cummlngs Davls Olenxck Cook Payne Cooper Askew ROW FOUR Sessum Shaw Cruenberg Goodwm Celston Plerce Nloore Armstrong Parker George Goldstetn Matthews Wlrt FIFTH ROW Prultt Gllbert Harrxson Grlmes Larson Hale Owen Peace Austm Blakeney Dattel Cafford Holman SIXTH ROW Martin Hawkes Frledman Moss Tucker Whmngton Fxtz erald Dlllard Hardlson Bowen Clark SEVENTH ROW Wentz Moore Read Moloney Keyes McKa1n 'Nloody S111 Flmn Reveley McLean Leadershlp, serv1ce scholar shlp and character all are qualttles requlred for member h1p Ill the SIUIIIH Lambda Chl chapter of the Natlonal Honor Soclets Exery February the names of JUHIOI' and Semor students wlth a mlnlmum aca demlc axera e of 35 are sub mltted to faculty members for approwal before students can be muted to JOIII the orgamza tlon Once formally lnducted members must contmue thelr serxlce and uphold thelr hl h scholastlc ratln The Honor Soclets affords tts members op portunltles for service on warl ous school and commumty commlttees Vlembershxp thls select orgamzatlon IS ex dence of achlexement both scholasttc and extracurrlcular WITH A SVIILE of def1n1te happmess after weeks of uncertamty Annette Jones recexves her coveted bld to the honor soctety from Gmger 'Vlothershed gf-Q H YV' un.-1' 49 U A . . - . ,x..:,L 'j U Q ,N 1 'I ' .4 ' f ' Q Y I . 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I H i uill and Scroll. an interna- tional honorary society for i schoo journalists. - coura e' and reward: outstancl In afhlexement rn JOUI'Il3llQl'l1 and alllefl fields Thl Sear the Paul Flower Chapter named ln honor of the lrterarw editor of the Commerclal -Xppeal oh serxecl New paper Week hx haun an exhlhlt lllustratln the pro ress of Centrals War rlor Thex also sponsored a freshmanjunlor aud1tor1um at whlch Dr Ross Prltchard professor at Southwestern Col lege spoke The hl hllffhts of the year were the mductlon of new members 1n February and the subsequent electron f 196061 offuers SO THIS FISHERWIAN made the frrst thumb bell or thrmble as we now call ll M the urll and Scroll rnductron Paul Flowers Commercral Appeal book edrtor krllfully told of the mteresung ongrns of word Buslness Club and u1ll and Scroll Soclety GIVE PAUL FLOWERS CHAPTER QUILL AND SCROLL-FRONT ROW Morgan Fortson Rowe Crlmes Conerly Caphnger Womack Beusse Armstrong Stevenson SECOND ROW Manmng Adams Stone Spelght Jones Lawson Hague Tnbble Cummrngs Epstem Coldstern Robrnson Epstern THIRD ROW Gllbert Mlller Stxman Larson Harrrson Ryland Robmson Comm Burson Brown Davis Peace Isaacson .Iaffee Caudlll FOURTH ROW Plgott Macdonald Srlverson Qurnn Karumsky Mason Rogers Mlnafdl Holman Bowen Frnley Baruchman Austm Schwanke FIFTH ROW Frredman Sansmg Reed NICKGIH 'Vhller Moody Prultt Harden Reve ley Askew Waller U J 'JW As 06967 699 O h gh l en 1 ' ' QI F s t ' lr I . 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' I T .f 5 M ' 2 S - - 9 H 1 s , , - J .. tt i A , . l e Bu ine Club one the mo t aftixe of Central 1 Canization Pom Jo e memher Qho en from the up per twentx per cent of the txp ing and horthand rla e The r u s hlth wa or anlze to clexe op the re ource and 3l'Jlllll6 rf it indixidual mem her perform xaluahle ure of the Qehool hx puhll h in the School dlreetorx and hx coin ecretarial work for teacher Xt the rluh annual banquet held near the rlo s rf Qehool the 196061 offrrer were lIllI'0flU!tCl AS THEX BECONIE acquainted with 0ff1C6 procedure and equipment bu me s club members Becky Horton Carolwn Dillard Shlrley Ferguson and Donna Haynee perform nece arv erwices for the chool Members Inslght Into Future Professlons Baker Butler Lazenby Cotro Fowler ROW TWO Sain Geor e Pierce Wm ht Okeon 'Nllller 'Horton Pruett Driver Stewart Wlor ri DuWall Hawne Hilburn Erwin ROW THREE 'NIcDonald Wm lit Dau Nlotherehed Toulon Lmlr Beusse Young Parker Rhode Crul Burge Calhoun Plrtle ROW FOUR Theede Fort on Fer u on qlowr Womack Rowe Tenhet Orr Cunningham Brown Fergu on Brock Owen Wlleon Xutin ROW FIYE Ra mue en Shaffer Dugan Holeman Gary Schwanke Cook Manning Rohm on Clahurn Xnder on Alkm e Q 9 e T 333999 99636999 Q r,9:,Q,9'B 9 Q B,Q,99yQv A 5 I Th, ss . of T ' ,V 5 ' ' ' 'S rr- i ' fr ' ' 5. is , I' 5 d of I- ' . Y , Y . V 2 :l h. v '- ' S g ' Cl Q U ' l S - 5 S, S ' Ser- , ' f- . U 5- b . I v ' C Y ' I , l ' gr 5 ' ' ' . ' S f 1 A , D . . . I . y 5. S - '- , ,' ' , ' ' , '- ss 1 s s . . . O BUSINESS CLUB--ROW ONE: BIcDade, Macdonald, Harrison, Belisle. Taylor, Saunders, Payne, Butler, Dillard, Bachelor, Goodwin 'S 7 ' , J ' , . ' r - , ' 'g , S, . . , , ' ', , , S, ff, . i . V 2 , s , g S , O 'f . ' , ' , , , ' , , S , , ' , M . : S' . ' ' 1 S -S , . , . , , , , 4 ' , ' s , A .: 5 . , ' . , ', V x , 3 T' 9 I EQ U V -V, 5 Y . i V I I J , . K O Y 5 J ' V , V Y - V 1, .,. T . A . - K 1, Km, ,4 ln state, tri-state, and national con- tests Central's band has consistently been one of the school's most out- standing representatives. This year Central was represented in the All- West Tennessee Band by nineteen musicians and in the All-State Band by fourteen members. To earn S600 for new uniforms the band members parked cars at football games and sold fruit cakes and wrapping paper at Christmas. Under the capable di- rection of Mr. A. E. McLean the band presented two concerts at Greenwood, Mississippi, in Decem- ber and a concert at home in April in addition to playing for pep meet- ings and sports activities. THE USCREWBALL SECTION -referring to the, unusual instruments, of course- gives to Centra1's concert band the musical balance of a symphony orchestra. The talented musicians playing these instruments are: Riddick, Acred, DeBerry, Reid, Mason. SECOND ROW: Clark, Solomon, Loudon, Amlin, Elder, Mackey, and Gray. BAND-ROW ONE: Ed McMullen, Gary Kendrick, Pamela Hyatt, Phil Bruce, Jesse Mac Gray, Billy Mackey, Suzanne Elder, Marilyn Hawke, Frank Hume, Julie Taylor, Beverly Saunders, Linda Owen, Nancy Webb, Jean Larson, Lillian Link, Donna Driver. ROW TWO: Harris Humphreys, Bill Tucker, Ann Mc- Dermott, Brenda Gordon, Eddie Brindley, Alice Weflons, Larry Central Received Both Recognition Finn, Billy Ferguson, Bobby McMullen, Raymond Holobaugh, Billy Blackwell, Gary Loudon, George Acred, Mike Riddick, David Solomon, Tommy DeBerry, Mary Jane Reid, Rormie Mason. ROW THREE: Ronnie Stevens, Herb Wilson, Shirley Siegman, Peggy Young, Lonnie Keisker, Kathy Young, .lim Vin- son, Grace Fitzgerald, Ed Lenow, Brent Casey, James Dodd, Q m,,, q Q 6.Q'fia E 'f I I v L f 'N 7 LJ' 1, AL,.L ' ELM w,'f k' 1 J, lf, V .,,. W Tw T 3 m ' WLS 9 ' 'Q Mv pf ' vid, XA 1 K . xkwjw I 52 Q ' My ' 'iffy 25 ... ng Q ' iw' QR Q 'V .3'TQ -641 L ', RFQ uf 4, 5 f if -4 Q ? .W iiilyii -rs . , ,X W -4 5 A k 5 A .Q 'H' 'f ' 5 0 E if lb-, ,' , 'F ng. I Q V Rf, 2 ,Q-. , X wiv-g,.. -.Q ' . '?s'7 fl- I 43 ' '3m?A'5h ' - NJ 'whiff s 4::if -2-.H 4?' ,- ffigw-5 K- 'N' - ,sm Ag9'f5 1 xQ. I V Q Q .fl -V 'Y ' F A Q-Q' 2' Ha ' ny Ji' W 'V ,A b A 1 awww, hh! 4 1 I ma - - gof har . 4, W h ,SU , Q xl ' 11, rj. 1..,.m , S. ' ' in Our Chou' Provldes an Outlet for Those 35 AN INSPIRHNG PROGRAM was gnen by the chorr at the Christmas season Scenes of the nauuty a hrghllght of the program were narrated by Bob Wetand accompamed by the chorr whxch was drrectcd by Mrs Frances Wesberry SWEET A DE LINE' Central reverts to the tum of the OFFICERS OF THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR .Iudy Smclarr Chaplam century wlth a typlcal barber shop quartet Charles John ,Io Ann Dav1s Secretary Marrlyn Green Lrbrarran Beverly McDonald son Bxlly Moody Danny Collard and B111 Cobb llarmon Treasurer Karm Cook Robe Chalrman Jane Akm Lxbranan Mary lard Sergeant at Arms I ss '-1 ggnulq Nh i.-dl SJ L'3ifgiAz A 5' , , 5 1- 'N . , ' I - E Q .. ... . , .I . I , I V A 'X Y I y . ,D . ' y . l . 3 l . xy . 3 7. , . . S I IZC some old fam1l1ar melodles. Fern Caudlll, Yice-Presidentg Billy Moody, Presidentg and Danny Col- , - - . it ,t.,.t 'ft A any ,I n t fa .., C 9 I w 'S T7 C A - 'I Q 1 ' t ,w f Q . is X A 54 Who Possess a Talent and Love for Music. ' V 'V 'Cx A CAPPELLA CHOIR FRONT ROW Pat Pruett Stella Kee Niartha Ann Dooley 'Wancy Kemp Monica Wrrt Wmston Blackwood Andy Lyle Joe Gohn John Crawford John Webb Tommy Taylor Ramona Fowler Carol Dllllng Marllyn Green Janet Reeves Jo Ann Davrs SECOND ROW Elxzabeth Speck Beverly McDonald Juamta Cleveland Sally Phelan Nancy Copeland Russell Vollmer Davld Compton Karm Cook Jeanette Sanders Glenda Bales Pat Meadow Pat Sam Sue Estes THIRD ROW Judy S1ncla1r Murray Houston Dorothy Sldes V1Ck1 Palmer Pat Humphreys Jane Alhn B111 'Hoody Frank Gonglesl-L1 Carolyn Page Kathy Bnggs Glorla Rogers Jane Crawford FOLRTH ROW Geme Howell Shlrley Frederrck Mary Fem Calldlu Gwen Bates Jlmmy Carson Mrke Beloate Charles Johnson Rommxe Jones Jane Schmldt Harlene Harrxs Peggy Gnffxtb Esther Theede FIFTH ROW Fred Parrlsh Nllke Reynold Jlmmy Brown Bobby Peden Danny Collard John 'NIcBryde Jlmmy Dellmger Throuffh the hard work and talent of 1tS large membershlp Centrals cho1r has had a very successful year By sellmv chocolate bars the group ralsed flve hundred dollars for new robes and muslc and to help fmance thelr trlp to the MUSIC Festlval at Jackson Ten nessee At Chrrstmas they presented the Song of Chrlstmas and part of Tschalkovsky s Nut cracker Sulte both of whlch were lllustrated by elaborate scenery After weeks of mtensne practlce the cho1r presented the operetta, Down IH the Valley for the school ln early March The student body IS justlflably proud of lts flfty seven VOICC cho1r THE BIG EIGHT' When they are not performmg before audlences the g1rls octet Jo Anne Dans Manlyn Green Jeanne Howell Mary Fem Caudlll Karen Cook Jane Schmldt and Stella Kee-enjoy gathermg around the prano for some mformal smgmg accompanxed by Ramona Fowler rzy 55 , Q - ' I w v Q -.V W , 1 1 f . 1 1,1 g , ,. 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Z N 1 A X , . . iv - , h , f A 5' ' D 1 y-1 X 1 . 2 , 1 a 1 I ' . 91' 1 1 f f , - , 4 c ' 7 7 I 5 G 5 - 1 9 - - , . 7 v v I D 7 5 G ' 7 7 ' 9 In the Speech and Debatlng Clubs Students Ill sm vp 4, RESOLVED ROTC AT Central Should Be Abohshed' Debatlng Club members dlscuss a subject that IS vltal to all Centralxtes Pam Wmgo presents the pro argument whlle Chr1s Klrchen Esther Theede and Wllllam Lea hsten wlth varled op1n1ons Through orgamzed dlscusslons Debatlng Club members obtam broader vlewpomts on current lssues and Ideas ln the preparatlon presentatlon of the1r debates, they learn to thlnlc constructlvely do lfltelllgellt research and present effectlve arguments The club meet mgs rmg wlth emphatic statements as debaters str1ve to prove the1r polnts and refute thelr opponents VICWS Resolyed study halls at Central should be abollshed prompted much heated dlscusslon SINCE the clubs formatlon f1V6 years ago, many students have enjoyed expressmg and dlscusslng thelr oplnlons ID or ganlzed debate 56 BUT BRITT wlll eseryone see lt here? A major debate takes place as Secretary Treasurer Alan Frxedman and Presldent Butt Gantt decxde on a posltlon for thls recrultmg poster C reg, l . ,f lu, TA U Xaq W ., rf ' L ' s - a x ' U 1 I , ' 'x 'S , I rx 4 1 4 . 7 1 7 ' ff - V , . ,, . 1 9 ' V' 9 I 9 1 , e . 7 9 s - st , , - as . . . , . Learn to Express Themselves With Ease. DISCUSSING IDEAS for future club act1v1t1es are the speech club offlcers Athen Avgens VICC Pres1dent Nancy Cros Presl dent Mary Lynn Sxlver on Reporter and Marsha Spxegel Secretary Treasurer LINDA BLRSON ISED her mgenulty and talent t produce a mlmature tage of .1 dream equence from A K1 s for Cmderella The speech cla enjoyed hfr flair fxplanitlon md pr: fntatlon of the projcft ANN TAYLOR SEEMS to have stumped the panel members wlth her clever pantomlme By effective hand motions whxch are v1tal to pubhc peakmg she IS able to present her Ideas more clearly The Speech Club sponsored by 'Vlxss Rebekah Cohen pro motes student lnterest and en thuslasm m all phases of Vleetlnff on alternate Wednesdays the club mem bers themselves present llxely and entertalmnff programs rangm from panel dlscus Ions to lmpersonatxons and Charades Promment speakers such as Eubart Yerlan dl rector of the 'Vlemph1s Llttle Theater and Ron Vloroney well known radlo and tele WISIOII personalltx spoke to the club on a xarlety jects The hl hllcht clubs actnltles was of WHBQ TV statlon ner where the newly of ub of he a tour A dm eler ted officers were announced ch mavced a busy and eventful year 57 . : ' ., . . g . MS, .- 7 t Y v A I Z 5 v I , ' , . J 'l . S 4 S ' at -H - yy ' . . 3 . N SS ' Y' ' 2 ' ' A ' A 's' ' ' g . . 7 . . . S . , M . V . Y i .N . - 'TW 'e speech and dramatics. 5 f , L rv X A p 7 E, U . , Q . l Q L 7 ' C1 ' U . n n F v s V s X . 2 -' L s L. x cr A l V f A 7 4 f V . . V ' f S . . ' .g .U t , . V. . 4 v , , , French and Latin Clubs Thrive With the The Latin Club, one of Cen- qb 4 tral's oldest and largest organiza- il tions, stimulates interest in Roman traditions and mythology. On Oc- ,-, tober 12, Vergilis birthday, Dr. N-.J' Earl Watkins, Professor of Clas- Qb sical Languages at MSU, talked to the club members about the poet's contribution to the Augus- tan Ageg after his address the club members had a birthday celebration. ln April a group went to Nashville to attend the fourth state convention of the Tennessee Junior Classical League. A Roman banquet held in May climaxed the year's activities on a festive note. IT LOOKS AS though many Roman gods have taken time off from their duties on Mount Olympus to participate in the Latin Club's programs. Some of the visiting deities were: Cupid, Harry Wardg Minerva, Jane Crabbg Jupiter, Rick Minardig and Ceres, Doris Ann Henderson. RONNIE MASON, Jerry Pohl, Linda Callicot, and Anne Shaw PRESIDENT TAYLOR REVELEY and Vice President Arthur display to other Latin Club members symbols of modern and Ward hold Vergil's 2,030 birthday cake while Secretary, ancient Roman life at one of their bi-monthly meetings. Cornelia Tucker, and Treasurer, Dick Hawkes, trace on a map the wanderings of Aeneas, the hero of Vergil's Aeneid. 58 Renewal of Interest in Foreign Languages. -4. uf. P? LEADERS OF THE FRENCH Club are Lmda Burson Glrls Vlce Presldent Lynn Larson Presxdent Trudy Walker Recordlng Secretary Judy Epsteln Soclal Secretary Bxlly Butler Treasurer Glgx Hardlson Publxclty Manager 1--'fair' STELLA KEE an ardent French Club member played her autoharp and sang several French ballads at one of the clubs monthly meetings Susle Macdonald Speclal Offlcer and Chns Klrchen Boys Vlce Presldent Its been mneteen years smce Cen tral had a French Club A surge of lnterest 1n forelgn languages resulted m TIVC French classes thls year the students 1n these classes enthuslastlcal ly formed the club, whlch had 1ts flrst meetmg on November 9 Only French IS spoken at the meetmgs to glve the members experlence ln uslng the lan guage M Norbert Ducrot, an ex change student at Memphls State 'lm verslty, who was very actlve ln the club s programs was made an honor ary member The club wlth xts varled program of movles, shdes, speakers, songs and partles, made a very strong comeback after such a long absence PRESENTING LES AMIS DE LA FRANCE' Mrs Rene Howard presldent of LALLIANCE FRANCAISE of Memphls awarded Judy Epsteln and Bxlly Butler a fxrst place medal for thelr ongmahty ln namlng the Central French Club N' it Q . 'J' ' '? rr Yiglti Y 44 Q1 ffk 59 1 gil--1, D - - ' xl A' - 'if Q. if X T his 11 J y . 'tr , sl. T I . I l V I 1 L el Q . U , . , . . D 9 , , 1 , u 3 , 1 . . lv 4 , . l . ., : . . l , . . l Y l ' I 3 S ' G4 75 ' . . , , . . . . Y ,L , A 1 7 W ' T . 1 , , .E - ' AS ' ni Y., ,WH D c g , e - ' - H ' 4 5 . g iw!!! 'l k,n'o'9 N 1' 'ft , ' . . . ' ,2?BQ5l'ldl-,acl A F f , , my WIWQP C f s u n ' ef A VV . p Knrxunm fx - - - f'eua'fq1f+l's af f- 'Q ,fi ' f Y K? . . . yt' y I . , . . . . ' yy ' 1 7 , . ' 7 7 OFFICIAL AT LAST! exclaims Penny Robinson as she, James Kelly, and Arthur Ward admire the new Math Club charter. These newly-elected officers guided this organization through its first year. Mu Alpha Theta, a chapter of the National Mathematics Club, is the new- est of Central's organizations. Organ- ized by twenty-one charter members, the club is open to qualified students interested in higher mathematics. All applications must maintain a B aver- age and be approved by the Member- ship Committee. The club, sponsored by Mr. Hoyle Pennington, meets monthly at 7:30 A.M. and goes on an excursion every six weeks. A visit to the Bell Tele- phone Company proved to be very beneficial to club members interested in electronics. The scientific apparatus at the Millington Naval Air Station fas- cinated members interested in military technology. The Radio, Biology, and Math Clubs Promote ATTENTION! Announcing the formation of the Mu Alpha Theta Chapter of the National Mathematics Club! Keith Rogers and Doro- thea Dudley post informative bulletins to keep the student body up to date on news of the newly formed organization. if 60 BIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS: Carol Reeves, Secretaryg Jerry Pohl, President, Bryan Piper, Transportation Chair- mang Sandra Newman, Reporterg Melvin Posey, Program Chairman. Q we The Radio Club at Central spends pleasant and profitable hours experimenting with ham radios. Advised by Mr. C. A. Branyan, the organization strives for a better understanding of radio and tele- vision. From their station in Shelby Forest, club members managed to make contact with Russia and Swedeng from their home base, Central, they con- tacted Germany and The Netherlands. The members of this club had a very busy year and learned that through such communications the world can become very small. At the beginning of the spring semester the Cen- tral Biological Society was formed. Immediately after the adoption of their constitution, the mem- bers began to formulate plans for the year's activi- ties. A visit to the laboratory of the University of Tennessee Medical Units was planned, prominent guest speakers were invited, and, most unusual of all, students who had unique scientific hobbies were asked to talk to the club. Through the organization, many members developed new interests and hobbies, and all acquired new scientific knowledge while having fun together. PREPARING TO SEND a message on the two-way radio are Radio Club officers: Tommy Taylor, Vice Presidentg Byron Liles, Secre- tary-Treasurerg and Johnny Owings, President. Enthusiasm in the Fields of Science. ALL IN FAVOR? asks President Jerry Pohl. Members of the Biology Club have just accepted their constitution in full and now are eager to begin the varied activities of the organization. I-J l 'fi . fs 1:-ss DURING THE MONTHLY all-night meetings of the Radio Club, members, experimenting with radios and televisions, send and receive messages. These sessions provide a time for work on special projects which require undivided attention. Al York and Joe Lee check the voltage and frequency of a radio receiver. .gy T T' if ,L 7'- Q V 1 .. . H ',- L 4 I 'ff' a a Q :- 6I Our Llbraryf Club Broadens Our Mmds, XRRANGIINC THE LATEST MAGAZINES are Llbrary Club offlcers Donna Slaton Presldent Janre Armstrong Secretary Treasurer and Carl Creel Pro gram Chalrman and Vlce Pres1dent Seruce was the key note of Central s Llbrary Club thls year Sock monkeys stones and re freshments prouded by the club brwhtened Chrlstmas for the orphans at the Baptlst Chll drens Home At Easter club members took chlldren from the Porter Leath Home on a yaunt to the zoo A representatne from the Memphls Publlc Llbrary System spoke to these future l1brar1ans on more effectlve llbrary fllled out the yearly act1y1t1es of thrs group DRAWN TOGETHER by thexr common lnterest rn books and hbrary procedures some members of the Llbrary Club--Betsy Brown Jane Schmrdt Joe Justxce Dorothy Srdes Bob Sessum Lmda Taylor Tommy McKay and Lynn Clascock arrange a dlsplay of books on the ClVll War 62 ' 1 I 7' v - , ' r l T ' 4 lee M . -ff ' Y .' U 7 procedures. Book reviews and informative talks y , y , . V , : , I ' 9 U' 1 , - 9 ' , - . .' . 1 . . r L, . ' Y 7 I I Y 7 7 Y 7 7 T the Chess Club Stimulates Them. Practicing and improving the tactics of chess one of the world's oldest games, are among the goals of Central's Chess Club members. Since the game originated in Mesopotamia thousands of years ago, many tournaments have been waged between the black and white armies. Centralis club carries on this tradition by periodically matching wits and skills with players from other high schools and from M.S.U. Another tourna- ment, hotly contested for several months, is held to determine Central's best player. The highlight of the year is the visit to our club by an out- standing member of the Memphis Chess Club, who relates the history of the game while play- ing twelve club members simultaneously. IT TAKES NERVES of steel to play a game of simultaneous chess, but Jesse Mac Cray has his three oppon- ents-Lynn Garrison, Israel Eliezer, and Gary Loudon-well in hand. DEEPLY ENGROSSED IN 'Sthe game of kings are Chess Club officers: Dan Moore, Secretaryg Troy Armstrong, Presidentg Clinton Bratton, Treasurerg and John Sill, Vice President. THIS IS A KNIGHT, explains .limmy McNeil to Miss Jones, sponsor of Central's Chess Club. Jimmy is teaching Miss Jones the fundamentals of chess, which many call a miniature war. Pep Club and H Club The H Club IS an honor ary athletlc orvanlzatlon for boys who the coaches feel hare been outstandln partlcl pants rn one or more of Cen trals athletlc 3CllYlt1CS The reen H represents hours of strenuous tra1n1n strlct self dlsclplme and abowe all good sportsmanshlp The Pep Clubs mam pur pose IS to support the athletlc teams and to encoura e the rest of the student body to sup port them During be fooball season posters and green and gold streamers around the school show the Splfll and en thuslasm of Central s Pep Club members At the games all the Vwayq clal sectlon and asslst our cheerleaders with the yells A BATTERED EAGLE and other posters palnted by Pep Club enthusiast Becky Goodwm ,lo Ann Bowen Kane Ryland Drana Mann Donna Nlorrls Kay Croswell Lmda Wrley and Helen Gamer foretold a Warrlor grid uctory over the Treadw ell team H CLUB MEMBERS-ROW ONE Cox Moseley Byrd Vollmer Inman Murtaugb Salomon Fmley Caldwell Calhoun Hays Cram ROW TWO Johnson Ferrarl Splann Prrtle Maroon Patrrck Wolfe Lloyd Frsher Hale Peters ROW THREE Strong Irby Lubm Kuyltendall Parker Murray Klrsch Lenow Bourland Fowlkes Poole ROW FOUR Salter Crump Hudson Awsumb Huntzxcker Eben Dwcus Hu hes ROW FIVE McDougall Zumstem Dan1elHawk1ns Wlutfleld Barton Barnett Marshall 64 66 99 I rg A .. ,, . V C , 1 Y Y 4 ' v . U . .- . C , . . Y. . U 66 7, . . f D 9 ' ' or ' . C5 ,C ,A f I n , , 7 . V , , . . . ff D , J g A -Y , . f gf 4 . . ,eg 1 r - . . , .N M U , members sit together in a spe- i T, K . . . , 4: 3,2 I l tv . 'XJ 'Ex ' , . . M . , U 1 A 5 A 7 7 T7 as vs , ' ' 4 ' 7 Y 7 ' 9 7 . Y Y 7 7 I 7 ' ' I - 1 v s v 1 1 9 v 1 - Z 1 9 I v ' v y - Q s 1 v . 1- - . . I : v y 1 s v . ,' es S - 5 , 1 1 y y v Q - w , l , Y Teens and Jl11l101 Red Cross -- - AMW ONE OF THE many actnltxes of the YTeens ,v?S1'fjdTscu lon on the Colle e guldance program at Central Before the actual dlS cusslon Mlss Shlrley Pott counselor orne edft e panel Tom Beh le Lherrye Redd Sallye Rodrlquez and Suzanne Blalr X VICCP ldent Elame Cotros Program Chalrman and Call Creel President prepared Th X Teens Gnu Ura LS fellow neffavors for the Cnppled Chlldren s Hospltal c 1 shlp arnonc glrls and up olds he standards of ltS parent Jrganl a t1on the Xoun Womens tlan AQQOCIHTIOH The ntra Chapter partlclpatfd ln Ll Wlde fashlon show to ralse funds for the World YWC A and had 1ts annual potato chlp sale YNl'llCll proxlded the money to send four reprcsentatnes to the Leadershrp Tralmn Congress The Junxor Red Cross Councll affords the students of Central an excellent opportunltx t help others Thls year the Councll col lected from the homerooms Q196 to be contnbuted to the Natlonal Red Cross fund Some of thelr other act1s1t1es mcluded flll1Hf glft boxes for chlldren ln forelgn countrles and makmc tray faxors for local hosp1tals 3 It l , A L s P'-if . T 'L 1 ' ff 1 V XIXML3 t p A -sf7Zjf??m 4' ff 1 la i .1 f I Ll X WHEN MAl,,l5WTlNE'S,,DAY approached, the officers of the Junior Red Cross, Bob Sessum, rx - 1 ll' A 7 V Y . 9 ' 5 . 5 , lf fy v ' ' ' ' ' t - . T . T ar . rr K, R Li-If , g , ' ,H 1s- ' s- ' ' . Xxx l u I x 1 ' kot v- . - U v 1 3 . . g M . Iv O . v. . . . . D 65 f Y 'wfffgQgagfr. ru Q 'I NNTA, . fgxyiihgzfisq.. ff !'K'f,f e WY g, . 1 t ,,,e,w 1 . . . W 1, W -f Yfrzfcvwa . 5 , 1 1 M' as-1g,.,f '1- L 9 :wiv- - an L. wg s S ,iw SX -1 , ,.., W., .,.,., W N. ...W M -,vwfmwfg - ' 9 M N M A.. Y. I rg K W W' t , ,Q 3 -vm, L. 4 ww if! 2 1 MH 7' s gg, fd. li? Mbv 35 sf q 4 2 Q V fr 4 - , N!! Q -+'f94'5 A ' 5 3 fu.. A 4 ,.MfJ U If 5 k Wm usa. , 4 ,H J' A H Q 11 .M 2 1. QW W z g xii' 5 Nyfg, tx '?f'? 'f4i1vU1-V, ' 2-,wwzwsfwwm . ,M V, cy ,H lI7sin!lAf.g.jq4gQ' V N ' , ' 1 fd Q ,, , V Q 9 ' ' ,, W by h A I'- . , 4 f' 2 'I ' .1 4 W' , , 'S , 'fi ' f 'ff f. ' .vi Q , .L -. .I Z.-M4 ..,.m. , HMJMQV 1 N: 41. HALT, ONE, TWO! lt's not an uncommon sight to see the R.O.T.C. sponsors out marching on the drill field in the morning. Wouldn't it be nice if every platoon looked like this! HLNIPTY DUNIPTY would be easier to put together than this rifle muse bewlldered Doyle Childress Although he is in the drill platoon Doyle could still take a hint from the chart on ficld stripping behind him The Whole Group S Welfare Is LOOK AT THOSE straight columns and tho e nappy cadets' Its eay to see why Central was ranked over all of the other sewen ROTC battle groups participating in the 1959 Veterans Day Parade 'I 68 40 The Central H1 h School ROTC is more than just another class to the avera e boy enrolled in 1t it is a may of life ln the military classroom he ceases to be just another stuoent and becomes a soldier He must accept the responsibility of his rifle which must be cleaned at least once a Meek Since he must wear his uniform exery Wed ncsday and Thursday he must keep it in top condition Aboye all he must obserse the rules of military courtesy These practices are Eood tramin for the Noun man who will soon take his place 1n society a T - Y - - - H Q . . , - -. , 7 ' s s -. ' s' ' , . . . . r X t K i A K Q5 f . , ' 4 A . . - , rr I ,. U . . . . , C ,, I U . . V 1 ff 1 . , I v , 1 na 1 1 I , I ' ' , t f I - - . v . ., ' , . - KK . ,. ' at x N. U . . U . . C . 1 V . Q . ,, . , psig . 1- .. Tizfkgiikjiy 1 1 K , my V. b E X . 5.,f.w , . , . ,. my , X ... ,u I A. Q f ,gl-A-4 V . ,.,-. Work is a key word in the training of a Central cadet. Every Wednesday morn1n a parade IS held to gne the boys practlce rn drllllng For those who vush to partlclpate an excellent rlfle team and drlll team are mam tamed The success of our methods 1- 1... can be measured by the honors Central has won ln addltlon to the fact that our battle Group placed flrst ln the 1939 Veterans Day parade, our r1fle team was runner up ln Clty competl .-. tlon for the second stra1ght year, and we were affam classed as an honor unxt at Federal lnspectlon lts no wonder that Centrals ROTC 15 the pr1de of the school' THIS SURE BEATS carrymg a rlflel exclaxms Cadet Major Jullen Sprott as he shdes hrs sabre 1nto 115 sheath Cadet Lt Bob Bums agrees that the practlce of carrymg a sabre lends d1gn1ty to the pos1t1on of an offlcer Each Cadet s Prlmary Concern 11 qqvvv BME WORKING HARD TO teach thelr students all that they should IB! know about mllltary llfe S ts Miller Byrd and Prescott the over the day s course of study Later Sgt Prescott uses a chart to explaln to hls class the lmportance of the extractor 1n the U S rifle callbre 30 Ml 'X ,k 1 Y ft C v ,...l' C - , H- - , . - . D , . . , 'M , . ss . . ,, . . . . . . . ' , ' , 9 a ' ' 1' , , x 3 a . , A . v I new ' , . :mf Instructors of Milltary Science and Tactics at Central, confer I 7 I . . S 5. I T I . ,R ' Q 9 ' I- o , i 'B , f M-+T+fs?- fmt' s' I , ff ' I Q - gl.. A -f rift A x ' . N 69 ,X 0- A tg 0 4- U Q J Wy ,dif V -. 4 ax s ,rx -- 4 '- A W-13, H : ff vs iff. - -T gb! A Q . I -f X -My Xq ' x 17 . N, V P1 V, ' ' -A f ft A' 1 4 .A 1 ,ff ,A C H m f k ,A u sh. aff I I . 9 5 R if 5 1' 5 'T 1 X59 ,iff if 'fir xv X! A 4 if -vii s. 1 n Q x 'fi W .1 r in I J Q41 4 N E, a' 5 1 ROTC OFFICERS FRONT ROW 'llaj Blll Frcuttl Nlaj .lullen qprott Ccl xllflldll Reynolds Lt Col Douglas McCallum Maj Qumn Northcutt May Ceor e I'IlClx SECOND ROW Capt Rax Rrsant ltpt W xlttr Brcssler Capt Guy Van Dell Capt Clyde Wentz Capt Woody Houn Capt Ind Purm THIRD ROW I L ilxa tun It Clayton Turner Lt Paul Tnbble L Selwyn MclNees Lt Bruce Leroy Nhller Lt Bobby Stallm Lt Llmttn Currx POI RIII ROW Lt Bobby Eat Lt George Burke Lt Bob Bumi Lt 'NI ke Holder Lt Ilarlt johnon Lt ,lame Walter Lt Lour Walter Many Smgle Umts Play Important LY THE BEST cadet ar all I I 1 up tram lxnrxsn and muh IU It I md IIIIIIIIIIHIUI n OUR RIFLE TEANI lm compo ed of expert markamen the mam matche ln wluch they compete Taltm careful alm are Cadets HlClxS and ,lamea Capt Wentz Lt 'NI1lIer and Cadet Treace 72 , ca : fl I . ' I , A . J Q - I' ' ve ' - . v..' ' , . . , . , I . g 's. . . ' : .' . Y' . ,L . 4 ' , . , . , . ' g. 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V, g X K U - l ' ' V, - , wg, ,Q , M Z Zo Z Z ROTC SPONSORS-FRONT ROW Sandy H111 ldly Hays L1nd.1 Vhlex 134111 11ru111f1n1d Nladenne Harrlson S111r1ey Ferguson Athen AVg8fl Sara Wl1kCfQ0H Sylua Bound SECOND ROW Sun11 Clark 111115 11m ,1l.ldHll..l Qlcxcland .lane Bobo lzxa Rd an .loanne Matthews Beryl Bachelor .laclue Lets-111cr PHIRIJ ROW Knrnn Ln un fum l 111 1 ck N1.1rt11.1 Kelth Dorothy Burge Suzanne Blalr Anna 'Nlose 1Na Dean Wooldrld e Parts 111 Our Battle Groups SGT BXRD 15 fl 11Ifu11x proud of Xtlun PM Lr1 NI111tary Quun of LC'l'lll'd1 for 19.191960 YOUR NIOYE' 1X1 1111111 N141 r Cwr e H1111 .11111 Lt Claxton Turn r arent playlng checker 11111 are .1rran 1n 1111 or .1n1L11t111n 111111111 1n he m nary 0fflCE on w111c11 1.1111 lmy p t 1 ly 1 Ill..l11 colored u1te a few of them arent 1111 rc' L V V I hwy, ,4 , . ala A , 1 as ' ' 'T 1 ts 1 , .'. cr A' vi '. , - , , , I . . -Q' .111-W'-ceffwf -1: 'f . 9 Q 9 - . . 'Tj A Q C. ' - l 9 1? , x , . '43 1 'JR e, . - . 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Q' , ' - 1 73 44? ,A - -0. fy' , ,,,r-A 1,,-Lv ,sg ,1 its sq' ,. 1 an O of oi ... 1 ? ra E11 r Y' 1 , F 3 I . g Q 5 x- . , lr P 4 Q? , Q 4 A l 2 U' Y -' f i 5- Z 4+-R 25, 'AX X S C C11 1II'-'T' F002 'X XXX as RQ, 7 I . ll ll' .r C ll 11' .51 ll' Ill 119' TODAY, MUCH OF THE romance of the old South is gone, but now, as then, we see workers in the fields taking time out from chopping and picking cotton to relax from their strenuous tasks, and we can often hear a melody ring out over the bustle of loading the heavy cargo as the men sing to lighten their work. lnstinctively they seem to know that the person who allows his work to consume all of his time and energy leads a dull and unhappy life. SCHOOL WORK BECOMES less tedious when we have diversions to free our minds from study. Pep meetings, assemblies, sports events, parties, sock dances in the gym, and chats before school, between classes, and at lunch are times that we shall probably remember the longest, for through these we form lasting friendships and learn the value of co-operation with others. f FUGITIVES FROM THE Arthur Mur- ray classes of the roaring twenties? No, these boys are just a part of the annual skit presented to publicize the sale of the newspaper and yearbook subscrip- tions. W'I':I,L - W' I S H I N C CENTRALITES CATHER ON the parade grounds for a rousing send-off to players and lmoost- ers. The student-filled busses were headed for Nashville for the annual Issac Litton-Central football game 6 In September We Bid Good-by EACH YEAR THE Warrior kick-off shares the spotlight with the first edi- tion of the newspaper. Throughout the school one can see such eager Central- ites as Jeff Daniel, Carl Fisher, Sandra Cooper, Billie Sue Jones, Ruffner Mur- ray, and Virginia Harrison peeking over and around each otheris shoulders to get a glance at the newspapers already issued before going to claim their own. to Our Caref1ee Summer Days Autumn, and Centrals halls are once more fllled Wlth splrlted actrvxty Colorful football r1valr1es spread an enthuslastlc atmosphere throughout the school, as the rouslng band muslc, cheers and fervor of pep meetlngs 1nst1ll 1n each Centrahte an mdescrlbable feellng of loyalty The orgamzatlon and plannmg of club act1v1t1es add lnterest to classes and studles To the offlcers cadence khakl clad cadets and un1 formed sponsors begm marchlng The audl torlum fllls w1th students assembled to hear varlous programs Another school year IS un der way Although the lmpatlent Walt ln a seemlngly endless bookstore l1ne or the mad dash to the lunchroom wlll soon become routme, these thlngs are now an CXC1tlIlg novelty to us The semors, sophlstlcated and serlous the junlors splrlted and studlous and the freshmen con fused and curlous are happy to be back wlth old frlends ready to make new ones Summer IS yet w1th us as we start to school but soon Slttlllg 1n Slllfllng classrooms wlll cease and warm days w1ll fade mto a long wmter of hard work ACHING FEET AND mcomplete chedules eem to bt the pre ent axlment of -Xnn Bar bour Joel Cook and Shlrley Sher after that hard and hecttc run for teacher which marks the openmg of another chool year Dou 'UCC-ee too tired to care decldes to he hack and let h1 chedule take 1t course COWGRATLLAFIOINS STEVE' One down 49 to go by tomorrow In October trees throu hout the Clly are strlpped of much of thelr folta e as btolovy tudents llke Davld Rosenblum Steve Cha e and Steve Cold man franttcally attempt to ftll thelr leaf notebooks at the last mmute JY 77 . - - A S s - 5 ' s A ' - , j 4 , Q - 1 , s 5 ' s . J U , ,. , . , . t 1 T ' ' M.. , , Y N h Y i Y . , fl ' ' b-C E , N S fs 5 ,, V , S , , , l LV. 7 . 7 9 , K A ' at t , , I , . , . , . . W , . . u ' fx - Q 7 7 9 9 ' ? 7 , . -' By October the Days Begin to Grow Sl1o1ter,a11d OCT AS JOHNNY HAWKINS WONDERS about the final score of the excitin game hes mis ing his teacher wonders about his final core 1n chemlstry which he seems also to he mlsslng of the scoreboard 1n Chicago s Comiskey lark PAULETTE ALLEN cautiously sneakln some of the beef casserole she has so carefully prepared lets her cooking partner Marty Robert son keep a sharp lookout for Miss Nlxllett ILL NEVER FIND my books in this mess exclaims Lee Askew Lee like many other students who rushed to lunch and threw their books down in front of the lockers so that they could easlly fmd them later has a hard time trying to flgure out which are his .Que . T 'V ' 3 r s fi 1' l , ' V Y ! . . . , . . ' M g f' ' N5 s . 1 . . S . . Y- . M . . l Johnny Sanders and Lee Harber listen attentively to Miss Smith, hut our dreamer thinks only . . , . Y ,I , Y . . g l , . . , l , i . GL Y ' ' 57 ' U 7 . ' Y , . . W ,, . ,, . . . , 4 . 1 , . 78 -4. ,. of School L1fe .. VJ my -' My N Wi L-XLLHIFR RAINK, tltrou ll the audltorlurn when 'Nlr Chfford Deux formcr student of Central and now Tennes 0 our Octolnr .1 un w ll r ID our pflllll 1.1 tems Je enjoxrn tl tuun Football and Pep Nleeung DOlll1113tC 1167 bV L'!FQ to Bxll ADlllllHX Frnru rf the popular IW dance pro ram Blg, Beat rou ll tlurr .tpplau 4 tll otller ffntralltc lncllt ite tllur prlcle ln e Warrlor football tttrm LONIE ON HOU WARRIORS' Our pmt and cnthuQ1aQm were well rewarded wrth uctory a uctory that broke the CBC twenty ine time wmnm Qtreak and left Warrior fans ecQtaI1c 80 - S Q yy . Q -I 5 , ,,,,W, 4 -It G V V A ur-'11 4 ' s - f V! lf , I I J! I 4 J. a lah: F I 5 O Wy ' R 1' - A 7 - ff A A Y , gl I . . V A A ' ' -i MAA - ' . S, , A. V , . , D see Representative to Congress, returned to address one . . . AND THA'l S HOW we won the garnef' explains Russell Vollmer f ' Sv ll S.M.K'g, 'I'l,s ,i , ' . 1 - ' ' ' f gg 'f .H to l 1 ' ' git ll5IIIU1'll as ll,'S l- tf, Th g ' S3 1' ' l' ' ' ' 'W ' ' ' Ill ,, -. , . ,, Q .. . 1 V W '. y. ,- ,. . .Y . . , . . , - - gl . . gs . h . ' ff lg' ' l 1 ' 7' I I I x . nw' . K, Y J ' , 1- R tl1e Scene As November Begins. l NOV. l ,4 ll r l 7 f 141 .1 f ,-Q 1' f dl Patter Warm glYll'lg AOFm.LA OKI! BUT PM ONLY supportinff the school choir protests Richard Beach as Mr. Pennington catches htm eatm candy 1n cla ONE EHE5 bxg er than the other Lee Harber tea es a Lynda on cuts out an eye for Charlle the ,lack OLantern Judy N and Bllly Butler seem also to be antlclpatm the Thanks acatlon as they chat about hohday plans WHEN IT CONIES to paclxln how lucky can a plccolo player be? a kb Dayld LaB0nte Martha Sue Stanfleld .lean Larson Bobby Bern tem and he pack their matrumenta for the concert ln Greenwood NIISSIS 1pp1 E - 1 , g ., , Ss' .. - - , v - U tv I , Q , . D . , : 3 . - 4 Y h , D , Q g ' g - H , W. . . '. U . V ' ,' , ' . ' K - as . ,, M V. W . . S , . , y Y S ' , 1 - y K ' , . s . X K ,M M' ,Q - 1' 3 L f X I Y I , ,ff ' ' , X V r . .Lbs--3L: ?f Q I, 1 , ,X ,. f V fr, Christmas Thoughts, Projects, ,A-ff' HOLD IT Ktrhx pleads .llmmy Crouch lean mg on the ra1l Trun to rematn cool headed Llnda xICCldllll'UCh cope wlth randy staned Cen trahtes DECK THE HAIIS WITH Bou h f Hollx 1 taken llterallw dl the hohdax ea on L1 talented art student uch .1 Becln foodwm and Kay Croswell br1 hun the l1alls w1th colorful door decorauon Y ITNBE-XTTIPIL 1r11 r .1 rx .1 he oun r 1 1t ll Ill 1 lid 11 partw nua s the xearhorlt nz w paper and Inu 1ne taff com t urn work mto p ax t ore Cl :ut ffr IC unc hol1d 82 lap. Excltlnff December the magle Chr1stmas season 1s here Decem ers dats are 16 w1th thouffhts of Chrlst mas trees feasts carol mg anfl bltlllf' to t e nee X Followrn e holldaxs we hardlx he 111 to settle down when the ftr t snowfall draws the attent1on of teacher ant tuclt nt allkc from t1e1r lu pk Soon anu arx mr n s mul term exams catchln some prepared some una ware V51 h half e chool war hehmcl r OUIIITIUH 1 f en those who ext el lll thelr stuches a Fehruarx and a new semester heffln WH LIL NISIUNS UI' Sli XR plums danced floria Ro Lrs capturts her audl cncc a lc ance tr tl elution from e Nutcracker Suitf unc of many beautiful elections un lv tht 'X Lappella Ctoir at their annual Chrl tmas pro ram CIYITNC T0 THE needy at Chrl tmas has become a tradition at Lentral as homerooms put their heart: and money together. Gloria Ervin as a repreqentative of her cla-- ' happy to perform the tagk of delivering gifts and makin the eeason happier for a few otheri. at V 251.1 DEC sly,- fs fa.. 5 THE SATISFACTION OF knowing that she is prepared for college boards shows in Dorothea Dudley's smile as she gives a signal of her assurance to Val Gafford. Joe Fitzpatrick and Phil Bruce, who are reviewing the testing pamphlet, don't seem to share Dorothea's assurance. and Gaiety Live11 December Activities. 2 'lrtt,, . f Tw A i 'lf gf' ' lt . , 4 T g,,-, '2 'M 'Ci L4 ' f 9 fe , , s , f -. t pt-seater T tw -+- . 2 - s-wr, -zh- 's gli' fl: ' l' - ' 's gg' . f' ' , T Q Y QQ, 15 January s Snow Greets Returmng Centrahtes 3 --sr. '-lakh W my ,,,,. vt 59' s-ww ef ...- 1. in WHO SAID SNOW IS for ch1ldren Many Central students takmg advantage of thexr hohday from classes because of the storm show their enthuslasm as the fxrst snow of the year surprlsed everyone The bnggest snowfall IH twelve years was fun for many BY 1975 many cars wlll resemble the General Motors Flreblrd III predlcts thls representatlve of the Flsher Body Crafts m an mterestlng and mformatlve talk to the Central boys Sfk JH 553 QQZ O 25 Q ' Q o v X, 1 'QW' vm 5 'v -1 1 fi 4 . L 'z' ,, .b f , ..r - ' . A .. V ,- lm' ,V 'V .mt t 5 A ,.- i ,A y nn.. r . aux.-x .:,. ,dn K pdf , :f ' hy, f I A W 4 W A 1 -' , f . f e 32: ,Q ,Mx fv I ' M.. . ,, I Y -,---'- are r ' -. 5ff,?7i.,4gg,':g.4AL,,?,f1!gB: 'V . I ,.z G. , V ,JL nr!'f .ff - 'A - ' g':A i '? 'f:i'Afl -rg - ' 'J ,, T 1w ,,,t, M , , I 2 -jaw .fa X-44:5-fide -.W , W H ' ,J X. ' 1. v jf' V-qw - ,,.1,,3'l.,: I .V I A -, A,,. , 's 'S'. 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Valentines, and a WE BOTH 'NIADE IT' Joan Butler exclalms Wllh glee to her n Jane as the two glrls dls lwl , cover the1r names on the m1d term honor roll BLT NIR WHARTON I WAS ONLH ' Brtaklng ln hne 1- strlctly curtalled by our watchful Hr Wharton, who'Q0n1e itudents know hae ewes 1n the back of hlS head V1s10n of Sprmg ,1- N? 114' 'AZ 'F TXPPINI FO Qull and oon 'crol 1 done each xedr a pq 1lJle after the hoh a 5 Who mc' Q1 k Lsnn Fmlew as B111 Huln1..m ne her an 1ns1ta 1on to member hlp Han Lwnn Unlxer on 1 reads to mp un us pec 1n Jo nny Sdn 1n as e dI'lCf'9 .1t Becky B u mu fdllfhfl March Winds Blow i11 Banquets, -XBOARD THE STEANIER NIISSISSIPPI one of the last of the xttrnwhetlir Larn bowett Ray Herzog w1Ckl Olemck Lee Harbor Kay Puddephatt and Kenh Ro ers capture Qome of the romance of the packet boats of a century a o as Nlr Watts of the lt Q Englneeri thetr mate POIHIQ out effort madt to tame old man rm r BUT I MXLW TIS eem to and up ln lll1Q po mon explam Xrlene Lo lxou dl ,u tedly lhou h Sandra Youn Clorla Morgan and Fredda Pallet eem to he ab:-orbln the technlques of cheer leaderi xlllxl flemmons and Bmttw Coleton Betty wondere lf Qomt people will uer learn Wlth Sp! ln we shecl winter Ssooenw ant un e into School hfe Vllll ness ze-Qt The L lclx sf se plan fer IUOU 61 mth elution s ure o ernmf n ner 1 mwll f :hut L 1 ll m ll X'll'lH 1 r mum rt nr ltlo o I Slum 1 llllllll WIFI 1 sounf' men anrlee wht x turn o x at c 1 vet 1 lllllllxlll 'rlnout all mn fr x X . X. Q -. .5 - A, X ,' f , B A l 4 .. ,- K - . , l , -'. g- QQ, ,. . . ' . U 7 9 Y ' vi' . x A l . ' 5 ' ' ' Q . ' A 'I ' s - ' '- 's Y 5' '- 'sas 1' g v gy! . y . S I y .g I . K - . S -. 2 H. ' l : l pl 51 ' ' School year is almost over. Alrla V- ha' lac-gun to of it I-nt fl V ' -t of- f'-ls. -h fllgl o ' xflfacl- ers anl tzlp' g fc' '. ' us hoxor 511 Is. l' -la 1 ' ns fr slots. Q Is. :xml lnig laer' zS 7' F 'S f. l'z. l-' ' I vh th- girls law l 'r l 'l gl K 'l I' . 88 Qalnpalgns and EICCUOII- .Vv .714- E RXUNI' lll V1 f KN l ern Lac 1 wut run flus 1 lllll 1111 of tl1P numrrous slogans that rm throu Lntr1l s Tlld .1r1c IP I ll Best 'Klan for e ,lolr 111 f1ff1C1 11 1 H1r1l1 on Larry NCWHIHD and Sally Cunmnv ll 1 Sllllf ,1 the-1 c.1mpa1gr1 frr tl1f1r IIC I WORKFD UNIII NIIDNIGH1 last mght on that lllfllllilfyl Wa f up' You look .1s though you rr- sllll lldlf cl from that lllstory Us ll 1 the 8 15 COIIYCTQJTIOII sessmn wln re students ldll 1 11 t df .1111 1 111m 1l1 and Los 1p luforf l1u1nn1r1U 1 claw s wmrlx BUT CIRLS the aurl1tor1un1 want hold that mam IJ ple 11111 rk thf 1HSll11llUl'1 representatne a Dlana Nlann Qarolsn Comm .mtl K.1r1n Cook plan tl 1r 1r1l r for r11du11t1on 1ns1tat1or1 L1m1t1ng thelr guest llsts poses qune 1 prulmlf 111 fur scmor 1 n r , ' 4 ' nic Q T ' V Y-- . I , - A'- , A X 1 - 'A' ' ' . ... Q Y 1 QQ A I ' ' ,s 1 . I , 1 fr' li , X L ,l - Y ' J . Wd V K M , -Q . W . 3, . 5 ' I H Me, Q' VE I fl V lg .Y 117 s 1 , inslvl nf Hold, 'Q - ing '. 's 1- - ff I 'sr h Q I ' ., 4 , D g L-H1 s l111lls. . 'l pl' I ls try t Ygzv le- L' 5 . 4 th 1.111 1. s. ' ' 'I ,' 1' 'U- , H ' , lllll sm-111 111 ln' Lll , l's 's I' ' 1 -' ' key, ,Q H . . . l W X . V .1 ' 'lv . f ' ' ,, :.t. 'l'l's As ' : . '- .' ' ., ' ' 3 I . cxvl' gg-I1 vs f' ls' l f1sl' ,ga ' Y fs' 1 1 'g' U .. - 'L lv , . . , . I 'Y W lt.. W H -S I. V .' S . Q ,. 'Y ..Y, Ah Z, tus' vs gl I. . Q. , Y H . M . 1 X I . S. April Fool Pranks and Spring Activities IF MY SHOES don't squeak, he'll never notice me, thinks Martha Ann Dooley, as she sneaks by Carl Awsumh at his monitor post. Without a pass a Central student must not enter halls during classes, for more alert monitors will give him a ticket. GIVE ME SOME of that please' Such wague requests newer eem to hewllder our dependable cooks who Wall patiently while we decide between meat loaf and fish stick J25tQf5 '5 90 -. - - x N - Q HOL SKID IT WAS Leap har didnt xou' Happilx ob erung the Leap Xear cu tfm Bill Brzwn and .lcrn Binnctt turn the table on Niarilxn Zan will 5 as I U , , . , . s 'Y s.' in 'I 'ex s ' I sns,' rf 1' -2 Q 'uf . . U L. . Blend into the Montlfs Schedule. U, W if 71? 1 iff f f f X V, M Q5 A PRETTY GIRL is like a melodyu and at the choir's an- nual spring music program we find many pretty girls. handsome boys. and harmonious tunes. WHERE ARE NIH, HOOKS? yr-lla lie-tty Brum- field. tht- iirtim of an April Fool prank hy Conspir- atorx, Eleanor Strauw. Barbara Cohen. and Marsha Speigf-l. DID YOE CHECK number 3 or 4 for the defini- tion of 'mandatorff Really? Well. that! one more I missed! The standard English exams were the topic of 1-onversation in this crowd as they took a break from the annual test. 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'J -3 I I I 9l i May Brings Both a Nostalgic lla! 15 contaglous Wlth 'Nlay comes an unde flnahle attltude for YNllICl1 there IS no wacclnatlon The sy mptoms are restlessness ln classes a tendencx to turn from our books to the out of doors stranve spots before our ey es takm the form of Craduatxon Caps dxplomas and baseballs Recuperatlon IS xery gradual Senlors settle down to plan for thelr futures 1n Colle e or the huslness world ,lunlors prepare to flll the shoes of Senlors uhlle younf' Freshmen become a llttle more accustomed to Central llfe All can hardly bellese that n1ne fun and study fllled months have ended Ye May IS a month for many thlngs IF THE ENTIRE mlrror were m new ll would reflect the looks of prlde that Salhe Denman and Donna MOIIIS radxate as they try on thelr graduatlon caps and gowns Imagme three years of Central llfe have ended' THIS ENERGETIC FOURSONIE delvlng mto thelr books and notes reweal that lt rs exam txme Though Marty Grusln and Venton Sellers requlre food for thought Dnck Seymon prefers no doze pllls Jerry Maroon rests to remforce hlmself for a long mght of deep concentratlon and revlew KE' MAY BRINGS NEW suniur class rings to Central. Pat Blue- stein, Marcia Manis, and Anne Holt eye theirs with delight, while Ann lIcAnally, Fran Davis, and Judy Barber: inspect theirs for flaws. FRIENDS, FRIENDS, FRIENDS as-urns to he thf- gren- eral theme around the time our yearlmolqs conie. In c'laSses, dur- ing lunch, and Study hall. and after school wc might easily find this scene of yearbook signers. I WUNIIEIQ II' SHE will Illdlif' it hy Illifillijlllllu Iivafling hix way thrnugh niagazinf--. lwwlv. and lllllllllffe. flharlee Tliffriipwn ysaitx for hix date tr: the prom. Thr- Iiing-awaited night has finv ally arrived, and Charles hopef he will not have In xpenfl it all in her liying rfimn, N-. Ee Aff' QQ: W, f,, N, fw - , Ll- ' 1:1 'zfl SPORTS kd! g ,ntl ff -,Q 1 '59 IQOTTON CARXIYALI The Spirit of the cotton industryf The Cot- ton Carnival celebration was originated so that the rotton growers could celebrate a good harvest hy coming to the largest cotton market in the world and sharing their good fortune with fellow planters. To us of today. Cotton Carnival is a time of fire- works. parades. halls. and parties. 'Xlthough the original meaning of finlluli Carnival has disappeared. the color and spirit are kept hy those who enter each year into the inerriment of the holiday SCHSUII. The spirit of the students at Cen- tral ,is most prominently shown at the xarious athletic contests. Nothing is more exciting than to hear the students singing the ihwilffitlf Song' at one of the footlmall games. or to hear them yelling for a victory at a haselvall or haskethall game. Truly. the spirit of our students is the back- lmone of the success of our school. --uni 95 Strategic Playsg Good Coachingg FOOTBALL TEAMWROW ONE: Cary Poole, Kim Johnson, Ronnie Ferrari, Kirby Hudson, Jimmy Byrd iCaptainl, David Finley 4Co- Captainl, Joe Dycus, Mickey Salomon, Doug Strong, George Kuykendall. ROW TWO: Ronnie Zumstein, Warner Calhoun, Paul Cox, David Salter, Jimmy Fowlkes, Bob Bourland, Ronny Splann, Frank Murtaugh, Charles Parker, Russell Vollmer. ROW THREE: Boswell Hale, Tommy Lloyd, Marion Pitle, Tommy Ragsdale, Ceylon Blackwell, Stan Peters, Jimmy Hays, Joe Borup, Larry Waddey, David John- CAPTAIN-JIMMY BYRD For the opening game of the 1959 season, the War- riors played Chattanooga Central in a mighty con- test, and a week later we went to Nashville to play Issac Litton. Unfortunately, we lost both games, but these losses did not affect our city rating in the bid for the championship, since these were out-of-league games. Beginning the league play against Hunies, we de- feated the Tigers by a margin of 13 points. ln our next game we mauled the Tech Yellowjackets for the tenth straight year. Halfback Jimmy Hays sustained injuries which prevented his playing again until later in the season. Treadwell. a team which presented no real prohlem for the Red Nlen. fell next. ln this game the leading ground-gainer for the Warriors, Charles Parker. was moved from end position to Hay's posi- tion in the backfield. Helping to break the CBHS winning streak of 25 games. halfhack David Finley, slashed out lfll yards against their mighty defense. son Bobby Irby. ROW FOUR: Jimmy Inman, Terry Huntzicker, Paul Wallace, Ken Blalack, Bill Hughes, Fred Von Hoff, Jimmy braham, Neal Clement, Bruce Bourland, Bob Hume, Billy Lickman, James Thomas. ROW FIVE: Herbert Landstreet, Bob Watkins, lohn Thompson, Billy Reid, Joe Hayes, Dimitri Taras, Johnny Meeks, Bruce Hopper, Buddy Radcliff, David Bowen, Bill Starr, Paul Goldstein, Kelly Biles. which had been scored upon only once by a prep- league team. Playing hard and scoring in the first half, Messick seemed intent upon knocking us out of our own back yard. Then scoring in the second half, quarterback Russell Vollmer showed the Panthers that winning over Central was no picnic. Taking a break in league play, the undefeated Warriors were visited by Little Rock Central, who failed to break their winning streak. In the duel with South Side, Central was forced to accept its first defeat in the league season. Though out of the championship running, we won a proud victory over Catholic High, when Jimmy Hays ran 90 yards for an exciting touchdown on a kick-off play. Generally speaking, Central had a good season in spite of its ups and downsg with only one defeat in league play, we ranked third in the championship running. QUARTERBACK RUSSELL VOLLMER boots another ball for an extra point in the Central-Tech game. GARY POOLE En J' S RON NIE FERR -XRI Tackle fb I M DAVID FINLEY FRANK MURTAUGH Back KIRBY HUDSON Tackle 22. V Back RU SELL VOLLMER S Back Lx 5 sd' KIM JOHNSON En XJ MICKEY SALOMON Guard Y' Ox, I 2 KW V 9 I WA - 2 CP! . , L, , , , ,,,- ,, VO A J Y 1- ' V . I I O R . 1 TL Efarf 'Q ' , 211 XX Q1 , 1 Q ,yu , 1 I r A sf, 4 , - ' pf ff .1 Aw .., 'g d . , r ' 'A Q i f k 5 M 3, Q Klyiyr 5:3 - ' .- j 'f , f f O' ' ,L K t .,-Qzvaw, ,V W t J xx I - 1 A A TJ V4 xgffskmf.-ey ' ' 3. 'jg N ' . A' xii . ' ' 6 il 1 d K 1 'li-4' l .7 Q ' 'i V K xl 5 1 EFI' ff. ' Y r' . . c-J! 1 ' 'jf , . 'qw 1 4 Q ' ' waffle 1 BOB BOURLAND Back g,,,'iHV JIMMY FOWLKES Back gown, CHARLIE PARKER End JOE DYCUS Back DAVID SALTER v 6 , I RONNIE SPLANN End Back ,lg J,--pf Q GEORGE KUYKEINDALL DOUG STRONG Tackle Center 'W 'Q 'f- iz- Huli fl' E . Qig- X ITS NOT OFTEN that the Wamor cheerleaders have tlme to relax at Crump Staduun for thelr txme IS spent leadmg the cheers of the student body Seated m front are Mlke Clemmons and Leshe Stemberger On the back row are Lynn Northcutt Betty Grxffm Mary Elizabeth Brock Lmda Davxs Troy Arm trong Betty Gelston Glgl Hardlson and Greer Rlchardson THEY THEY Chattanooga Central CBC Humes Llttle Rock Tech South Slde Treadwell Cathohc Hzgh PLOWING THROUGH the lme Central players Cary Poole and Klm Johnson push hard to defeat Treadwell 270 - U .1 '-- ' A ., as Y7 S at E e p , . v- 3 ' i wb. ' V ' ' v 1 p at dt E p 71 - Bk 1 55 '15 lg, . 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Q 80 ' ' .fY7,f,v.,,.,ff.-----.--,,.----------,---ff----A- ' 94 , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,ee,,,e,,,,ee.e,,..,....,,,,.,,,, 5 5 58 .,,.....aa..aaaa..aA......a.aaa4Aaaaaaaa.aa.V7V-VVVV7VV777V7VV.A..., 60 121 .7frff........f.,,f.,,,,-.,A----.--------v------------,- --67 99 ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,Ae,,,,,..,,,.,,,,,,.,,,..............,,,.,, 71 pf, 72 ......7,V7f.4.........--.V--Af.wV7,-,----,--w-----fY-A'--- 71 BASKETBALL .TEAM-Ronny Splann, Tim Comin, RusSell Vollmer, Ruffner Murray, Doug McGee, Gary Poole, Mike Reynolds, Carl Exciting Action and Tense Moments Q HAVING STOLEN' THE ball from this Bartlett player Carl Fisher takes a quick glance toward the goal before makmg a break from the Bartlett guard BEHIND THE boundary T1m Comm fires the ball across the court to Russell Vollmer ln the exciting contest against Nl8QSlCk 02 RX., AXHH Q IN THE SECOND game w1th Kmgsbury wlth no opposltlon Russell Vollmer shoots another basket Throughout the maddenmg 19o91960 sea on of last m1nute wins fast runs and coordinated plays Central ran in a first place po mon Fmal outbursts pulled the Warriors out of many tight place The hand of the clock was tlckxng away the last econds of the game as the restless fans be an to clear the gym The buzzer blared a Central defeat' But walt Tlm Comm had been fouled 1n the last econd of play' Shoyln the belligerent crowd to the sldelmes the referee handed Tim the ball Archmg its way to the board lighted up 63 63 a tied c e A Central uctory hinged upon the rema1n1ng shot The ball left h1s hand h1t the rim bounced agaln t the backboard and drlbbled In .mother breath taltxng, SICIOU Central barely mpped Klngsbury in .1 thrilling last mlnute play With the core tled Kingsbury whlled away mot of the lat minutes of the game Wlth only eyen econd remamlng Carl F1 her obtained possession of the ball and handed 1t off to Cary Poole who went under the ba ltet in a fafst play for the lay up For mot of the game with CBHS Central fought on eyen terms and held only a light lead Then almot upematurally the War nors showed a new burst of power and a fanatlcal coordination of plays a they left CBHS far behind f f E it , '. 5 'IK xg , W, 1 X ' G A ' V y . , . .. , , - . S 1 . Y. Y . N, . , y S. . . . , . . ' s. s , . g . 1 I 9 , ' s . g . V . . 5, basket, the ball dropped through. The score- ' - , ' s or . 5 . ' 1 1 I I 5 1 in. . . , .' , I .Y . I . S . , . N ' ' ' ' s s ' , . ' ' s ' s , .S . N . ' , v . f s' ' - '- . s , . v S ' . s s ', - . . . Y 5 Dominated the 1960 Basketball Season. Z REACHINC HIGH FOR the ball ln a toss up Gary Poole FIERY TIM COMIN IS hlt from behmd by a fast running East and Carl Fxsher attempt to txp xt to our boys Hlgh player In th1s game Central won by a score of 55 32 IN THE GAME wxth Humes whlch ended 12167 Ronny Splarm evadmg the It 15 sa1d that no team cou.ld run wxth opponents defense passes the ball to a fellow teammate Central for our fast breaks left even the most accomphshed teams breathless Frayser staned wlth fast breaks and held up nlcely durmg the fxrst half of the game but as usual Central wore them down and won the contest The mxghty Warnors fought on even terms w1th Cathohc untxl three mm utes rema1ned m the game At thls pomt our fasf plays and snappy passes chcked and the Terners seemed to lose thelr coordmatlon as Central swept by them A new zone defense deused solely for the 'Vfustangs of East proved effectlve and added another VICIOYY Russell Vollmer played one of hls best games of the season and sank the ball slxteen tlmes to overwhelm Messick Unt1l the flrst of February Central was the only team that had suffered no defeat Then ln our second game wlth Klngsbury we fought vnthout a valuable player Bob Moseley and lost the battle to the Falcons East came against us w1th luck on thelr slde for wlth one second left a Mustang player bhndly threw the ball made the basket and broke the ue Central felt the welght of a second defeat All Central fans can look back on the 19591960 basketball eason and say It was truly excltlngl KX p 'nf 5' I A . fl ' n I , , ,, y- f'x t 4 2 1 sf 3 ,3 e 9 , K V fl 1 F . l 1 I ' 9 y l . . . , , . y Y 3 Y 7 I 9 , . ' . . y , , , , . Y - S , as ' - vs , l I03 A I in 5, f E352 51, ff la 1, V k I Q Sym . Mfg in ,. ,,.. ., 9 ,ZSA ,.::2 V, 3 Am rf 7 110 fu 35, .bmw f, if N 1... S? A PROMISING FRESHNIAN player Txm Comm demonstrates one of his wmnmg shots that helped to pull the WHITIOTS to vlctory thxs season IN AN OVER CROWDED Southwestem gym Carl Frsher closely watches teammate Russell Vollmer drop another two pomts agamst Treadwell ALL FOR CENTRAL one for all rs the pledge of the Central basketball players for teamwork and spmt They repeat thls pledge before each game and be fore quarters and after txme-outs IOS f I n, A , if ! 1 . Q 1 ,ff ,. K v we f I I . L s 1 n . , A in' ' ' I X , . I I 1 . .. 7, ' y Y Q' - f ' -, , 1.1 -,v ,-, , I LI Elf!--LJ! . f A-qi' I fx Vial' ' ., -. ,- X. 'ms , . ,nm Q! TQLIJLL 5' ig! U X , A, a .N-'gsi -N. SJW L .rig C3 ,JH Q? f 49 ga 'U i ,fbi 'XJX , jx K gym Q mmm Wm 1 9 ' M y xf? W I Cage x y I 3 Jvfx E ' U T 5 ' Q 3211, X C11 ,lah , w ,gy 32455 Yf' x 'sw Q E Q X R - 2 ' s 5 if YK ' ,kf of . Centra1's Track Team Wins District Meet OT 81 T1 571 67' 321 33 Bartlett. Whlte Statlon ,t.eA,,,,,,,,, t,,,, , , , 21 THEY ' ' 142, 18 47 12 Klesslck. South Slde 1, ,,,,,,,,,,,e,, H , ,, 1 Bartlett tttt 1 tttt tttt t,tt,ttttttttttt.tt ttttt 1 1 1 1 so at at 1 Treadwell , , ,.,,,,,,t,,,t,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 H H ,V , 1 Y., T012 , .. A. -3.324 REGIONAL Q C.B.H.S. 1 L, 1 GARX POOLE 1959 TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW Jlmmy Adams Doug Meeks Wlley McCalla Randall Whlte Bob Knott Jlmmy B1les Jackie Hurst Perry Grace Fmley Knox SECOND ROW George Bond Steve Dyer FIIIIS Taylor Moe Johnson Elgin Crull Johnny Haw kms Carl Awsumb Wlllxam Lea THIRD ROW Donald Dau Bobby Gossett Greer Rlchardson Larry Newman Kxm Johnson Gary Poole Carl Frsher Dave Salter Terry Huntzlcker Paul Tnbble FOURTH ROW Joe Dycus Wllham Lee Freddy Wagner Winston Wolfe Charlie Parker Ronnxe Zumstem Stan Peters Larry Waddey Johnn Erwm Ray Gla cow Zack Roushall Not Pxctured Charles Crump Kelth Rogers Arthur Ward Spero Toullatos 0- nt'- JC' unna- ' 1- I9-an vs na .,-..f....l..aQit. I07 Y - : , I , , 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 s 1 1 s ' 1 ' 1 y - 5 ' 5, 1 1 1 1' 1 1 ' 1 1 - 3 9 1 U 1 7 9 7 'Y 7 7 S Y ' ' S 3 I ' to N' 2 , Ap JL 1 I if 1 1 8 ,. 1 . , ig Q ' I -I ti ,. , .. D' ' I -I ' u Q .. 1 - U . ' I Q'-N--t.z,- -. ' f ' -,af-an - . ..- -41 5, .T .4-mv 3 q r , . 1 . ' - -.' '-4-W . 11 , - ' ,, ,-1 .,. A .,,,,,Q- ,f,, A- -' , ,- , ','..- - -11--.... . , . - - , . 4 ,.. - , A 1 'f . FQ, , - A , ,, N ., , f .. - V: - -- - gf -.ft , - as, . . -1 1 V . K -f V .- . - M, - ' , ' 4 N. . V, uw- 1 A . - ' . A- fm ' 1--Q 5 , '-1 ,f , , - g,.-N , , , by . . A X- Q .I N. . A N . ., , -. 1.9. , .N ., , - . 1 , - . , . ,' , . -4 , -. ' - - e -- tr' - . ,N i 'Ja .M , , , ,K A . , , , my Q - - '-7 -PQ-' ef- V I 1' . t . t- A - 3 4 V K N - H-t . Fl ,, -' .. ., . : 4-.-H J A '- --. , . . t Rlgld EXCICIQC and Dauly Practlce Result 'il X im .,, -F nffamnuuusn S-Q13 H402-.vw ffl 'Vp '-sf Q ,a J' -fa il ugh bww qw- Mmm! 100 w ard daah WITH EVERX NIUSCIE Qtralned Carl Mwumb prnt to the fxnlghhm bww 16. ..... xg' 4. 0, LIbTE'NING FOR THE GLN Johnm Hawkme prepares for a WHEW' WHAT A CLOSE ONE' In an effort to brmg up hrs average W1lew 'NIcCalla klmi the bar wlth a 5 6 Jump IO8 . . . . . , . v 4 f f r, , 1 . gf, , V . - I ' 0 , V f A. -.. ... . - r cw- V ' Y avi? . . I A . Q '. , 4 , f f '-3 A f ' - l - af W 5' - -' .- Jw: fx v-' ' , I I ,Y V. fa .. V 3 - ' . mfg J.- V , ,. P -, V .11 M ., .. ., , K . 0' - , W ' 'ff' X ' Mfg' Q - -..' A 5 L 7 , , QA V Z I ..., .N ,. - a 'www , ff' '- -' f,,? P wffl ..-'wa ' . ' ' ' f' . ,-' rf' 3 DAQ- - , .-if .z - . - ' -'. . . 3-.-.A H, . ,' , 'F' , . W ' f Q .-- ,, V A A - ,K Z I A. .., , .1 K .2 W K A iz.. A , f., 5 - i n . zkvwkggw. 1 K. 1 , ' ' 1 ka yla' , 4 V , X . , A ,N 5 . .. A U - , .b J '- ' '41 a- ff. 1 s ,aa ' A- ' -W, . vf' j,,qA .., , Y ' .J .- ' - - ,, ..,. wb a A uf a , - - , A ' 1 'M ' , ff' 'xg .h Y ggi: ff, r, f V .- ' v' w- , - g A . , ' ah- 1 .A -vw ' - - V A A- -- ' ' M ' 'W N . W k ,T , ez, 5 A., 3.,,,..vM7+ ,lint 1, ,fr - A. A, . xx Y Y . Y Y . , . , ' . L S i S , v . . . . - y U . . L . ' , ' , r . ' 5 ., in Many Wins for the Central Track Team. ,, '5,,,.51'w! ' 'W x ' ' X Ny, , X IN PERFECT FORM Joe Dycus warts for the startmg sxgnal N a na Q-. , a w Hi T I if g g, H Q N N 4 X fsi I-11 'l 'nfl AN OUTSTANDING TRACK star Wmston Wolfe takes he hurdles 1n h1s strlde ON THE ASCENT to flrst place m dlstnct 880relays Charles Crump takes the baton from Bob Knott and sprmts to the flI1lSl'l :OJ f W if Mm W ff JW IO9 I K I . . . . . , . t ' 9 ', f in - 6 'I K. ig ' V A ing, ' ', iw ,, 2 C ' A I N, a':l.f13lyA .V E ' ' U ' 's...l E 7 C A JI Our Baseball Team Played Hard, but BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW Dwlght Caldwell Ronme Splann Bob Moseley Jxmmy Fowlkes Paul Cox Jerry Maroon SEC OND ROW Jerry Manley Ralph Txpton Alan Kosten Macon Lowe Houston Akm George Holt Elllot Hembree THIRD ROW Davxd Finley Bobby Irby Boswell Hale Chfton Eben Bllly Patrlck IN A practlce game at Bellevue hltter Davxd Fxnley ready for any EYING THE pxtcher carefully Bob Moseley plants h1s feet flrmly fast curve balls carefully watches the ball to hlt a homer l , 1 . ' , I , . , , , - 1 Y , , , ' . , . . . , , y . . . - . ' 1 YQ . , 4 IE . ., . .X mx ' t fl . ix I '1 T . ,tj 'EQ .- IIO Was Eliminated in Shaughnessy Playoff. I FIRST BASEMAN Bob Moseley anxlously walls to ee lf Hammett of CBHS wlll break for home WINDING UP for the pltch Chfton Eben practlces bummg the balls over the plate ICS' 'Ww- Olne Branch NILS RID Qburw Humm lReadneH WmH6SmUml Fraw er Eat Cathohc H1 South Slde Tech xl6SS1Ck CBHS THEY x 'Va Q '19 . 'im I . an xt ns- wit ag LARRY CHAINIBERLAIN JIM BRIDGES CHRIS CAMPBELL Central's Golf Team Comes in Fore . . th. CHRIS CAMPBELL, EDDIE LAZAR, Larry Chamberlain, and Jim Bridges get set for a good round of golf. Although they played well in the city tournaments, the boys finished in fourth place. RWM v' EDDIE FELSENTHAL BILL HUGHES Kenny Lewis and Lee 'Marshall dl cuss the schedule of the tennis team Lewls and Felsenthal captured all the trtles of the clty 1n the tenms playoffs and won the doubles champronshlp Lewrs won the c1ty smgle match agamst Felsenthal WHFIIOIS Capture Clty Tenms T1tlCS LEE MARSHALL GIVES A trong return after B111 Hughes delners .1 mlghty serve 1n preparation for a match f f:E..5Qfw. CNION WITH THE REST OF TH-XT STLFF' Troy -Xrm tron and freer Richard on demand a the cheerleader prepare the oal po I for a football game Seated C1 1 Hardl on Llndd Dau and Le llc Qtcrnhtr fr cut and trftch the paper whllc Betty Gallon Nllkc Clemmon Vary Elizabeth Brock Lynn Northcutt and Betty Fl ln tl patxtnt hoy OUR COACHES Ruffner Mur ray John Hardy Lloyd WIcDou gal and Elmore Fortner dlscu s the awardmg of the coveted Cen tral H given only to the out standm athletes of our school 165.1 uv 'Y ' 7 . . . H . . . j . s g ' 3 ' ' Q ' 'Q s s ' ' . ' - Is' ' . ' ' ' ' S, ' 15 I 1 Q 1 1 g 1 - : . . , V . 1, . 5 , 5 . -L , . C ff glve aesletancff to me 1m- , . y . , , , , s Gi 7? ' 7 . 5 ' - - Qs- Ai,- X131 ' g f?-1-ff-,,,,,.i' Y ,?fL-Kia i QW uf r ,f jk! Th' gl? i ,nf . The cotton field, abloom in all its splendor, is a beautiful sight to behold. The myriad white buds are products of many hours of backbreaking labor and many phases of growth. The stalks are sturdy, the fibers strongg and the matured cotton is now ready for its multiple uses. We, too, grow in phases and attain new maturity during our three years at Central. Our goals are set highg and from the day we enter as freshmen until the day we gradu- ate, we must continually strive to achieve them. When we leave Central, we are qualified-qualified to have the seeds of higher knowledge sown in rich, well-cultivated minds. Seniors. at last! Yes. we can easily remember that day when we first en- tered Central as Freshmen. The newness and confusion of the huge building left an indelible impression. but by the time we became Juniors. we felt that our place was secure in the busy hubbub that was Central. Finally. as Seniors, we reached the top rung of the ladder, a position that brought not only prestige but also responsibility. Each day of our senior year was brim- ful with activity, for this year seemed the busiest of all. Studies. harder than ever . . . the tension of College Boards . . . class meetings . . . Hall of Fame . . . and then, before we knew it . . . the Prom, the Luncheon. Baccalaureate, and finally Graduation. W ith Hearts Full of Warm Memories ll PROUDLY PRESENTING THE GRADUATING CLASS! Anticipated for so long, graduation, an important milestone in our lives finally arrives. With mingled ADAMS, ANNiHonor Society: Honor Ribbong Quill and Scroll: Newspaper Sec.-Treas.: H.R. Vice Pres.: Cold Conv. Rep.: Jr. Red Cross Sec.: Pep Club: Latin Tourn.: Spanish Tourn. AINSWORTH. SHARON-Jr. Red Cross Rep.: Speech Clubg French Club: French Tourn. AKIN, DWAYNE AKIN, JANE-Honor Ribbon: Intramurals: A Cappella Choir Libr.: H.R. Chaplain and Treas.: Sr. Class Nom. Conv.: Science Club: Business Club: Pep Club: Y Teens: Bookstore: Office Assistant. ANDERSON, CAROL--lntramurals: H.R. Officer: Pep Club: French Tourn.: Fashion Show: Talent Show. ARCHER, LOUISE-Y Teens: Office Assistant. I 'ii' lt... 7 H8 We, the Seniors, Say Good-bye to Central. 2 s x 2 i 1. emotions the Seniors stand to sing the Alma Mater for the last time as Central students. ARMSTRONG, TROY-Honor Societyg Honor Ribbong Quill and Scrollg Newspaperg Intramuralsg Cheer- leaderg H.R. Officerg Jr. Class Nom. Conv.g Fr. Class Nom. Conv.g Stu. Gov't Rep.g Gold Conv. Rep.g Green Conv. Rep.g Science Clubg Latin Clubg Chess Club Pres.g Latin Tourn.g Warrior Kick-off. ASHLEY, LLOYD-Intramuralsg Swimming Teamg H.R. Officerg Jr. Class Nom. Conv.g Gold Conv. Rep.g Green Conv.g Rep. ASKEW, LUCYfMonitorg Fashion Show. AUSTIN BRENDA-Honor Ribbon: Quill and Scroll Sec.: Fire Marshal: Yearbook: Science Cluhg Business Clubg French Clubg Ticket Sellerg Spanish Tourn. AVGERIS, ATHEN-Sponsor's Clubg Military Queeng H.R. Pres.g Speech Club Vice Pres.g French Club. AWSUMB, CARlflntramuralsg Trackg H Club: H.R. Chaplaing Chess Clubg Monitor. Although our Senior year will soon end. and we will go our separate ways, Central will leave certain vivid impres- sions in the minds and hearts of each of us. Teachers. devoted to the task of guiding us and teaching us: friendships, which will last for years to comeg warm memories of bright, happy days-all this will be a reminder of our beloved alma mater. We know that our experiences in the past three years have helped to mold the character which will be ours for life. We shall ever be indebted to Central for implanting within us her high ideals . . . ideals that have now become a part of us . . . ideals that will be our guideposts in the years to come. II9 Our Years at Centlal Have Been Happy Ones BEACH RICH-KRD Intramurals Qcienee Club Ticket Seller Nlonltor BELOATE NIIKE Fire 'Har hal 'X CappLlla Cholr Radio Club BELTON P-XI L Band Wet Ttnn Band Contet Enid Ultla Band Cuntct We t Tenn Solo and En semble Conte t 'Hath Club Qclence Club Latm Club 'Hath Tnurn Latin Tnurn Warrxfr Kick off Talent qhow BELL QHERRS LEE Intramural H R Rc-purtcr P.T.,-X. Rep. . Pt p Club. I' afhinn bhom . W arrior Kick-off. BENNETT. ROBERT li. Intramurals: Fc-ie-ncc Club: Fencing Club. BERCSCHICKER. TOM FREY-Rifle Tm-um: Sfienee Clubg Debating Clubg Ticket Seller. B B B 3 B 3 B B B KKER JOHN llnm Band XICE Pre Wet Tenn ml I nl a an rvntt t Xll IS Band Xllxtats Band HR Offictr Latin Tourn Ialcnt Nli vs AKER QHIRLEH ANN Pep Club XLEN ILENDX -X f apps-lla Chrir 4Wa hm ton C llc Xraclgnn Cheerleader fand Noph la Q rc us pap: r 1 1 I lub Pep u 1 Nr llnrrnrtfm Chaplain KN S I XRUI F H nur Rlbbt n 'NItr1t qchnlar hip he nu fmah t Nlath Club Dtbatln Club Sec La in u J IC I lub Wlath luurn Latin Tnurn -XRINEQ J-XNIES Intramural HR RICE Ire ARNETI BOBBY Fontball Ba lwtball Rmnmnn cam flub Warrior lkultoff Ilalrnt Q1 LXRUCHNI XX BEN ERLX Honor Society Honor Rib bon Quill and Scroll 'Newspaper Circulation Han a fr In rarnural r Rr 0 Rep Speech u I IIIH Tnurn Warrltrr Kit lx 1 ff UJER TONINIX SLIPIICL flub Nlonltor AXTER BILLIE IEANINE Bu 1ne s Staff Intra mural H R Sec and Reporter Fr Cla Q lNom Conv PTA Rep ,lr Red fro Rep Pep Club French I lub Iatln Tuurn Ire nt h luurn as We Gained Knowledge and Experience. BERNSTEIN. ROBERT BERRYHILI.. JIIJY-A Cappella Choir: Fa-hion Show: Ole-wick: Cand. Band Queenl. BESSER: SHEILA LYNNE French Club: Bookitorei Faehion Flrow. BETHEA N Drlll Team lappe flf lr Serena: llub Che b BEE ERN X H I rc and Rfportf r Nlath uw Qcrencf flub Tmlmet qfllrr CHXXI IXNE ll :at um I' nn Show BIRCHFIELD SHIRLEX PTA Rep Pep Club BL-XCKWELI, BILLS Honor Rxbbon Band Wet Tenn Band Contet Enld Olxla B.1ndContet All Cllw Band All State Orche tra qolo and En cmble Conte I Nlath Tourn BLAIR NI XRY SUZPXNNE Intramural Stu Leader Jon or C lub r a om om Stu os t Rep Hall of Fame Sclence Club Qec X Teen Chaplarn and Sport Nlana er N11 nl! ur Nlath Tourn BLAKENEY SANDRA Honor Rlbbon qclence Club Latm Tourn BLOUNT IINDA Speech Club BLUESTEIN 'NIARCIA HR Pre and Hlt Green Com Rep ,lr Red Cro Rep Pep Club BOND GEORGE Intramural Track Xll Qtar Drlll Team H R Pre French Club Tlclxet Seller French Tourn BOLRL-VND BOB Honor Rlbbon Qtu C-ox! Chlef Har hal Cand for qtu Cost Bow X108 Pre F a Trea Can for ,lr Cla Pre Cand for Sr a Q Pres ootball ub R re Cla 'Nom Conn Green Cons Rep Nlath Tourn Latln Tourn BOWEN JO -NNN Honor RlblJOD Qulll and Scroll Pre Nlerlt Scholar hlp Qemr f1nal1 t Jr Cla Trea Cand for br Cla Trea New paper feature and Nlanagmg Ed Intramural HR NICE Pre ,lr Cla s Nom Conv Fr Cla 'Nom Cons Cold Conv Rep Science Club Bu mesa Club Latm Club Pep Club XICC Pre and Sec Trea Ice Slxatmg Club 'Hath Tourn Latm Tourn Warrlor Klclx off l2I ,. lOH.'--f ' l : A I' lla Qrfz .'-:Q g'ssClu. ' BILL Y- .R. ' -Q. ' f ' : , Cl lx BIXL . .Y el' ing Cl l: Y Two-n-1 'aQl'o . ' ' s:FV'. 'l 'A Isg.5- YY j - ' V s 3 .,1 ' S . SI L 1 g JAfc1Q4FN . ci .'. G ' ' I ' . S j ' ' U I I 'I A l FZ ...' I Pep Clubgl Y Teens-:Cffice Assistantl: Ticket Sellerl '. .3 . as .1 ' . . .' . ' ' - sz 'Q .- -- S: ' A sl A2 I . F ., . I' .sg r. Cl ss 's.g d. . ss s.g . . Cl S- .g F 3 H Cl g H. , P 5.3 Fr. ss .' . ' '. .3 , .g sill! 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Tlus Last Year Was Speclal, for We Were BRLCE PHILLIP Honor Suuetx Honor Rlhlmn NIQFII Scholar h1p qem1fmal1 t Band Chaplam We t Tenn Band Lontet Enld Oltla Band Conteat -Xll Clta Band All State Band Taltnt Show HR Pre r Qla Q 'Worn Cum u rx Ireen 4113 Rep 'Nlath Llulm Nlath Tourn BRL XII- IELD BILI I1 New papel I11tra111ural N Il Club Sec H R Reporter and Chaplam I' a 'Nom C1 ns Pep Club Hath Tourn atm Tourn French Tourn -XXI RXX RUTI Iaptam Ijffllif ll WICPIIC B IJENN DURUTHH NIC n fluh H R Nu CICHCC Lluh I chatm fluh u Int U1 ur PJ n N1 m BLRKE LEORLIL R0TLUt'f1ttr Offnrer Club BLRNN RUBERI I' thall H Iluh Uffmer Ilull ROTC,0ff1cer HR Offmtr TIOX IIINIUN I 1 L11 1 fuv m1t r I'FtHtlITl1Fll NNER RIIKX I Ilulm Ice Nl1at1n 1 ISRENNLER WXLIER Intra111ural RUTI Cadet Lap tan jff1cer ful: 1cr e HR N t at m NI RSX IH um ' 1 JPCCI 1 I N 1 N IX I ner N .1 1 T urn Frfnch Iourn IIRUI K 'Nl -XRX EI If 'IISETH Intra111ur.1l Lhecrlead r IC r .1 mn om Ir a s In lt x 1 on ont 1 1 I rt IH! 1 u 1 11111 we 1 mt W arrmr K11 lx 1 If BROW ER SCHI H LER I'1re Har hal Intramural H R Offxcer I' I la 'Nom Com Cold Ions Rep Irun Com Rt p Iatm Iourn BROWW BEYERIH Honor SOCIEIQ Honor R1bb0n Uutll and qcrnll I'1rf 'Har hal Xcarhunlt CUEd1t0r Intramural HR Pre and Mce Pre Green Cont Rep Pep Club Latm Tourn Warrmr KlClx off BROWN JOSH Intramural HR Pre the Big Wheels, Leading the Way in All Activities. BLRSON. LINDA 'Honor Society: Honor Ribbon: Quill and Sfroll: Newspaper Ed.: Sponsor! Club: H.R. Rffl 'Vlf'T1 Sllf'f. 1'll Club Seq-,.'frf'a-.1 Pep Club: French Club Yin- Pre-.1 French Tourn.: Warrior Kick-off. lSlfR'I'. RICll.-XRD -Intramural-: Color fluard: Ticket Seller. BLRION, BILL--Fire Marshal: Intramurals: H.R. Of- ficer: Radio Club: Ticket Seller: Warrior Kick-off. BL I'l.ER, BILLX-Band: West Tenn. Band Contest: Enid, Oklu.. Band Contest: All-City Band: H.R. Vice Pres.: Fr. Class Nom. Conv.: French Club Treas.: French Tourn.: Warrior Kick-off. BYRD. JIXINIY--Football Captain: All-Memphis: Player of the Week: Basketball: Baseball: I-I Club: War- rior Kick-off. CALDWELL. DWIGHT-Intramurals: Baseball: l'H Club. CAPLINCER, SANDRA-Business Staff: Intramurals: H.R. Officer: Fr. Class 'Nom. Conv.: Green Conv. Rep.: Ir. Red Cross Rep.: Pep Club: Warrior Kick-off: Quill and Scroll C-XRSOIN KAREN Sponsor Club Pep Club fLau anne Newspaper Intramural Glee Club Spanish Club! C -XRWILE NI RRY LOU Honor Ribbon Intramurals P T A Rep Science Club Pep Club Bookstore Wlonitor 'Nlath Tourn Warrior Kick off SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Diana 'Nlann Secretary Charles Crump Pre ident Nlarw Virginia Hardison Nice President Keith Roger Trea urer and Arthur Ward Sergeant at Arm Crazy? 'No thes have merels dropped their air of dignity and sopbi ticatlon to clown a bit I I I 'Q . . ' 9 A ' W 7 7 ' . I . . . ' s . . , s, . - Q - A A 1 9 . . . ., , , , .. , . ., - . M L - - , .1 Q 5 s - . , , 5, 5 , Q , V- . . . . .V . . . ,. Y ., . . .l L I . . . , S . CLENIONS, LlNlJA A Cappella Cboir: H.R. Vice Pres. Pep Club: 'Mt-ssiek: Cand. for Rand Queeni. CLEVELAND. .llfANlTA-Sponsors Club: A Cappella Choir: Girls' Oetet: Fasbion Show. COCKRELL. JERRY lntramurals: Basketball: Swim- ming1Team: Warrior Kick-off. CUHEN. BARBARA- lntramurals: Speech Club: Pep Club: lu- Skating: Club: Latin Tourn.: Fl't'DCll Tourn. COHEN. RONNIE COKER. ELEANOR-Jr. Red Cross Rep.: Science Club: Pep Club: Monitor. l24 I By Upholding Her Traditions, fQA'l'I'IS. IJARHI. Intramurals: Football: H.R. Pres. and Chaplain: Monitor. CALDEL. JERRY GLX N-Science Club. CALDILL. MARY FERNsQuill and Scroll: Business Staff Cir. Manager: A Cappella Choir Chaplain and Vice Pres.: Talent Show: Girls' Octet: Stu. Cov't Rep.: Jr. Red Cross Rep.: Hall of Fame: Debating Club: Office Assistant: Warrior Kick-off. CHALLEN. SLE- lntramurals: Sr. Class Nom. Conv.: Stu. Goft Rep.: Jr. Red Cross Rep.: Pep Club. CHANIBERLIN, LARRY-Honor Ribbon: Intramurals: Golf: Club: Swimming Team: Fr. Class Nom. Conv.: Hath Tourn.: Latin Tourn.: Talent Show. CHASTAIN, LEE--Officers' Club: ROTC Officer: Rifle Team: Sr. Class Nom. Conv.: Science Club: Radio Club: Math Tourn. CLABIQRN, MELINDA-Honor Society: Honor Ribbon: Fr. Class Nom. Conv.: Cold Conv. Rep.: Green Conv. Rep.: Business Club Sec.: Pep Club: Office Assistant: Ticket Seller: Math Tourn. CLARK, RODERICK G.-Business Club: Band: Ticket Seller: Warrior Kick-Off: Band: West Tenn. Band Contest: Math Club: Science Club: 1C.B.C.: Intra- muralst. CLAY, TOM-Intramurals: Science Club: Chess Club: Warrior Kick-off. CLEMENS, RICHARDfA Cappella Choir: Talent Show CLEMENTS. RUSSELLfIntramurals. ,ll,EfNINIONS. MIKE--Clieerleader: Jr. Class Nom. Conv.: Warrior Kickvoffg 'Te-xas: Newspaper: Yearbook: A Cappella Choir: Hall of Fame: Boys' Clubt. We Showed Our High Esteem for Central. COPELAND, NANCY-Honor Ribbon: A Cappella Choir: H.R. Treas.: P.T.A. Rep.: Speech Club: Pep Club: Monitor: Fashion Show. CRABB, BATES-Intramurals: Football: Track ager: H Club. Man- CROSS, NANCY-Stu. Gov't Marshal of Sanitation: H.R. Vice Pres.: Jr. Red Cross Rep.: Speech Club Pres.: Y Teens. CROWDER, GERALD-Intramurals: Tennis: All-Stars: Band: West Tenn. Band Contest: Enid, Okla., Band Contest: West Tenn. Solo and Ensemble Contest: Latin Tourn.: French Tourn.: Talent Show. CROWE, BOBBY-.lr. Red Cross Rep.: Science Club: Monitor: Fashion Show Escort. CRUMP, CHARLES ATHEY-Honor Society: Honor Ribbon: Stu. Gox't. Comm. of Publicity: Cand. for Pres. of Stu. Gov't.: Sr. Class Pres.: Boys' State: ln- tramurals: Track: H Club: H.R. Pres.: Gold Conv. Rep.: Green Conv. Rep.: Hall of Fame: Captivating Centralite: Math Club: Ticket Seller: Monitor: Tourn.: Latin Tourn.: Warrirpr Kick-off. Math CUNNINGHANI. SALLIE--Honor Society: Honor Rib- bon: Cand. for Girls' Vice Pres.: Stu. Gov't Comm. of Social Act.: Fire Marshal: Cand. for Vice Pres. Fr. Class: Stu. Gov't Rep.: Captivating Cf-ntralite: Pep Club: Latin Tourn. DANIEL, HAL-Intramurals: Track: Football: Swim! ming Team: Basketball: H Club: Speech ilall of Fame: Monitor: Math Tourn. Club: DARLING, LARRY--Intramurals: Baseball: Track: .lr. Class Nom. Conv.: Ir. Red Cross Rep.: Ticket Seller. DATTEL, SINIONE RUTHAHonor Ribbon: H.R. Sec.. and Treas.: Green Conv. Rep.: Speech Latin Club: Latin Tourn.-Honorable Mention. DAVIS, JO ANNs-Honor Ribbon: Fire Marshal: book: A Cappella Choir Sec.: City Music Fe Girls' Octet: Sr. Class Nom. Conv.: Pep Club: store. DAVIS, ,ILIDY-Honor Society: Honor Ribbon: and Scroll: Yearbook Co-Editor: H.R. Officer: Gov't Rep.: Green Conv. Rep.: French Club: Tourn.: French Tourn.: Captivating Centralite. Pres., Club: Year- stival : Book- Quill Stu. Latin COXIIX. ll.-XRUI.iNf Business Staff: Intramurals: H.R. Reporter: I5-p Club: Latin Tourn.: Quill anfl Scroll. CONERIA. fLI.ENIJ.Xf liusinvss Staff: Intramurals: Stu. tLox't. Rf-p.: lb-p fllubz lm- Skating Club: Monitor: Quill anfl N-holl. COOK. JOEL NIARTIN lntramurals: lland: We-st Ti-nn. llantl Cont--st: lI,R. Yimg l'r+-s.: Treas.. and Sgt.-at A rms. COOK. KARIN Honor Ribbon: Intramurals: Fire Marshal: A Cappella Choir: All-State: Choir: Girls' Octet: lr. Class Nom, Cont.: Gold Com, Rep.: Science Club: Business Club: Pep Club: Ice Skating' Club: llookstore,-: Math Tourn.: Warrior Kick-off. COOPER, BILLY Intramurals: Rifle Team. COOPER, STANLEY-Honor Ribbon: Intramurals: Track: H.R. Reporter: l'.T.A. Rf-p.: Sciffncf- Club Sgt.-at-Arms: Monitor. We Realized That Our Actions Today ' ' l 'ell s' T DOSSETT. ROSA DRAKE, CAROL-Jr. Red Cross Rep.: Pep Club. DREWRY, JANIE Rl'TH--Candy Counter: Fashion Show. DRIVER. DONNA--Band Treas.: West Tenn, Band Con- test: All-State Orehestra: All-City Rand: H.R. Res porter: Sr. Class Noni. Conv.: Cree-n Conv. Rep.: Business Club Prograin Chairman. DTWDLEY, DOROTHEA-Honor Society: Honor Ribbon: Intramurals: H.R. Treas.: Stu. Cov't Rep.: Math Club: Debating Club: French Club: Ice Skating Club: Latin Tourn.: French Tourn.: Fashion Show. DFG.-SN, l'.A'f' Honor Ribbon: Intramurals: H.R. Pres.: Sr. Class Noni, Conv.: ,lr. Class Nom. Conv.: Fr. Class Noni. Conv.: Green Conv. Rep.: Business Club: Pep Club: Ticket Seller. DAVIS. LARRY--Intramurals: H.R. Officer: Gold Conv. Rep.: Green Conv. Rep. DEAN. MARSHA-H.R. Vice Pres. and Treas.: Stu. Cov't Rep.: Pep Club: Fashion Show. DEAN. MICKEY Dt-BERRY, TOMMY--Rand Drum Major: West Tenn. Band Contest: Enid. Okla.. Band Contest: Delta Music Festival: Sr. Class Nom. Conv.: Talent Show. DENMAN, SALLTE--Intramurals: H.R. Reporter: Jr. Class Noni. Conv.: ,lr. Red Cross Rep.: Pep Club: Math Tourn. DILLARD, CAROLYN--Honor Ribbon: Intramurals: Stu. Cov't Rep.: Business Club Historian: Pep Club: Math Tourn. DILLON. BETTYE-Intramurals: Talent Show: Fr. Class Nom. Conv.: Stu. C-ov't Rep.: Gold Conv. Rep.: Jr. Red Cross Rep.: Speech Club: Pep Club: Ticket Seller: Warrior Kick-off. DODSON, BETTYE-H.R. Officer: Fashion Show. DOOLEY, MARTHA ANN--Intramurals: A Cappella Choir: H.R. Sec. and Reporter: Pep Club: Fashion Show: Warrior Kick-off. Were Molding Our Characters for Tomorrow. US JOE Stu C x t I re a s Q ass S t at Arm Bos State Football Traclt H Club HR Pre and Parllamcntarlan Fr fla 'Nom Com Cold Com Rep Hall of Fame Captnat m Centrallte French Tourn Warrror Kxclt off DYER STEWE Intramurals Iraclt H Club EATON S-XINDRA LEIFH Intramural HR Irt Chaplain and Rtporter ,I Red Cros R p tm EBEN CLIFTON Fire Xlarhal Intramural Ba I-.ct ball Ba eball H Club QWIIIIHIIII Team Nlomtor ELDER SLZANINE Band Llbrarran West Tenn Band Contet Sclcncc Club Debatm Club ENCELBERC DI XNE ,IE-YN Honor Society Honor Rlbbon Yearbook Faculty Sec Ed Intramural H X166 Pre .Ir Cla 'Nom Cons Fr Cla om Cons French Club Nfomtor Nlath Tourn ENGELBERC DIANE SUE Honor Rlbbon Bu me Staff Floor Nlana er Intramurals Cold Cons Rep Green Com Rep Speech Club Pep Club Warrlor Klck off Talent Show EPSTEIN JLDH Quxll and Scroll Cancl Fr Cla Sec Bu me Staff Nlana er Bu me Staff Flour Nlanager Intramural HR Trea Fr Cla 'Nom Com Stu Colt Rep Speech Club Pep Club French Club Social Sec French Tourn ERY IN GLORIA New paper Intramural H R Of f1cer Green Com Rep Debatmg Club B me Club Latm Club Latm Tourn Warrlor Kxclt off a r Ear the war Sr mor began countm dax un 1 rar uatlon K fb on Eben calculatt the day ft mamln ull romnu nu mr nt 4 W4 o 111 wrm I27 lT8. lTT. 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IT Teachers Taught Us to Thlnk for Ourselvee HAXNES DONNA Honor boclety Honor Rrbbon Bu me S Staff HX Capptlla Cholr H R Chaplam Sr Claes Nom Cons Nlath Club Debatlng Club Bu mese Club Latxn I lub Iatm lnourn HEFLEH NIILTONL Dcbatln Club HEINS NIORRIS Tennl H R Reportcr Hath Club clence Club Dtbaun Club Ialm Club Ra 10 um I rt lt flull Latin Tourn ZOC RAT t :nm flub Iatm Club FIC et Seller Nlomtor Latm Tourn HESSEN JOHN Band W t Tznn Band Conte! Talent Qhom QCIPHCQ flub HETTINCER R AX HEWITT PHIL Speech Club Qclence Club HICKS, CEORC-F. ROTC Offxcer, Drlll Team, Of flcers' Club, -X Cappella Choir, Fr Clah Nom Com , Hath Toum Warrlor KlClx off HILBURIN , GEN E Golf HHXRRIN DXXID Intramural Swlmmln Team Radro C ub HKRRI5 H-XRIENE -X fappella Cholr 4Tupelo NI1 a 1 :ella 1 ur Pe 1 C un H Teen French Clllljl HARRISON NI-XDILI INE Honor Ribbon New paper Intramural Spon or Club Pre -X Cappella Cholr HR Pre Ylce Pre and Reporter Fr Cla 'Nom om r Cla 'Nom Com Creen Com e Debalmg. Club Bu rm Club Cor Sec Pep Club French Club French Tourn ulll and bcroll HXRTH BOBISX football Ba ltetball Qpeech Club Chr Club HXW IXIN5 .IOHNNX H1 nor Rlbbt n Intramural Track H Club Rlfle Team H R frea Scxence un I fba IH flulm Nlath Tr ur Latm Tourn in X tant I'ah1fn Slow -1 --fs - 59 D 1 'A cfflf C-lr'jA A-I '1 Ig ln A ' Alfg-A sdlsi s.g. 'lA I . . S., : . ss .' . C '.EJ.v ss , I V'-RP-9 C' : -I M -:Q' A . , fl .'. -- 1 ' +3 ' sg Cll:,J-'Vg 1' if lnlf . H,-HES. ll.-YIIRICIA ANN lntramuralaz Fpon-or's Club: Off'-1.--fi-' 3 '1 .'l 3 'U , 'Ale I ' 'Q ' 1 s's. 'g . ., -' . ' xg , 3 ' 3 SA',Clg 'l.g. lAg dj CII ' is.: Cl -Q5 1 : ' ' . HER'. - Q 1 'vm ff' z 'ea - . 4 ' S: HOWELL ROSE HR Trea and Chaplain Fa b10n Show HLDSON KIRBH Intramurals Football H lub Swimming Team HR Sec and Treas HL DSOW MICHAEL DAX ID HUEX JOHINNX Student Cowl Fire 'Nlar hal Science Club Latin Club 'Slcnitor latin Tourn HL 'NIPHREYS HARRIS-Band Pre We t Tenn Band Conte t Enid Ol-tla Band Conte t 4.11 Cm Band Solo and En emble Contet Talent Show HL NIPHREX Q PATRICI K -'K Cappella Choir Debat mg Club Latin Club Pep Club Nlonitor Wlatb Toutn I32 Preparing for College, We Strove to HILBURN, PEGGY-Honor Societyg Honor Ribbong Intramuralsg H.R. Treas.g Science Clubg Business Clubg Latin Clubg Latin Tourn. HINDIN. SHARON-Newspaperg Speech Clubg Pep Club. HOFP 'NIAN RON SLD JOEL Ba ketball HR Yice Pre Latin Tourn HOLDER 'NIIKE ROTC Officer Officers Club HOLLAlXD BILL Intramurals Rifle Team HOLNIAW BILL Honor Ribbon Quill and Scroll Cand for Sr Clas S t at Arms New paper Sports Co Ed Intramural H R Officer Green Cons Rep PT A Rep Debatln Club Warrior Kick off HOUSTOIN JAMES C Drill Team Officer Club Ticket Seller Nlonitor HOWARD DAVID Ba eball ROTC Officer Drill Team Officers Club Jr Red Cros Rep Science Club Latin Tourn HOWELL JERRY 'Vlonitor Improve Our I-Ilgh School Records JOlNES ROSE NIARIE-Sclence Club Debating Club Pep Club Fashlon Show .IUNIPER BOBBY Science Club JUNKIN KATHY A Cappella Choxr Pep Club French Club Ice Skatm Club French Toum KANIINSKH ROY Honor Society NICE Pres Honor Rlbbon Quill and Scroll Yearbook ROTC Edltor Organlzatxon Ed HR Pre Stu Cost Rep Latm Tourn KAPL-KN B ARB ARA F1re Nlar hal Newspaper I tramurals P T A Rep Fr Class Nom Com Pep Club Fashlon Show KEITH NIARTHA Intramurals Spon ors Club A Cappella Cholr Jr Red Cro s Rep Stu Cost Rep Debatmg Club, Pep Club, Nlonltor JENKINS FELIX Honor Socletv Honor Rlbbon S Cla s Nom Com Gold Cons Rep F11-e Nlarshal Nlonltor QCICHCS Club JOHNSON CHARLES-ROTC Offlcer Color Guard Offlcer Club A Cappella Cholr JOHNSON GLTHRIE Pep Club 4E condldo Call forma Girls Athletlc X ocxatlon Jr Cla NOIII Com Pep Club Y Teen P JOHNSON KINI Flre Nlar hal football Ba ketball Track H Club HR Pre Latin Toum Warrlor KICR off JOHNSON TONINH Speech Club JOHNSTON FAYE Intramural Speech Club Bus: ness Club Pep Club JOHNSTON JLDY Honor Rlbbon HR Pres Class Nom. Com Jr Red Cross Rep Green Conv Rep Sclence Club Latm Club Pep Club Warnor Klck off JOHINSTON KATHERINE Honor SOCICIY NIer1tSchol arsh1p Semlfmalxst Speech Club Debatln Club Nlath Club 4St Agnes Glrls State of Clty unll and Scroll Parllamentarlan Newspaper Copy Edltor HR Parllamentarlan Hall of Fame Nlath Toum Laun Tourn Llbrary Asst 5 JONES ANNETTE Honor Rlbbon Bus1ness Staff Sc1ence Club Busmess Club Pep Club Qu1ll and Scroll 6 l33 . O . - 7 .7 Y r' s 1 . '.g '. ., 4 . , ,., . - -, . Q v ,S :A V . -, - , 5 y ' . . I . s T 1 ,' . ,ss 3 . ss . . ., , s,. - -v -1 - 5 1 2 5 y ,rr W , M - , ' , , . . :., ., . I, .. -., . l 1 ' 53 y ' , . r -, - , .. ., Sr. '.g . ., . -S F y 1 v - 1- ' M, , s , . . - ' 4. Q- . , . . , . . l , . . , A , v- , r - -, .,' cc.. - , - , , 2 V lr I N , y u . - , , s - ' . , - . . T, A -A , , . U . 7 D 7 ' 1 We , . ,. . . rv, . 7 ., 1 , , ' ' . - vy a ' s ., .. s., . . ., ' ' . . . . n . .., . , . s ,- , n f , . . . ., . . ng - J I , ., A- , s , g . s .5 . '. .g Y-. KLOTWOG, MERRILL-H.R. Reporter. KOFFMAN, KAREN-lntramuralsz' H.R. Sec., reas., and Vice Pres,g Speech Club: Pep Clubg Monilorg Fashion Showg Warrior Kick-off. KORSAKOV, ALLAN-Trackg Drill Teamg Jr. Red Cross Rep. KUYKENDALL, GEORGE-Footballg H Clubg H.R. Vice Pres. and Treas.: Ticket Seller: Warrior Kick-off. LABONTE, DAVID-lntramuralsg Trackg Bandg West Tenn. Band Contest: Math Toum.: Latin Tourn. LANGFORD, JIM--Stu. Cov't. Fire Blarshalg lntra- muralsg Drill Team: Radio Club: Chex Club. KLLLEH ,IANIES-Honor SOCICIS Honor Ribbon Nlerit Scholar hip Stmi finah t Stu Cm t Rep Wlath Club Pre Ticket Seller Nlonitor Hath Tourn Latin Toum French Tourn KELLX CHARLES-Ba ehall Swimming Team HR Officer KENDRICK C-KRT Wet Tenn Band Contet Enid Ol-tla Band Contest Solo and En emble Contet All State Band Al1C1tw Band Talent Show Teens Pre Science Club Book tore Latin Toum KET ES ED Honor Ribbon Band Chaplain West Tenn Band Conte t All State Band A11 City Band Fr Class lNom Com Talent Show Warrior Klck off KIING I ACK KINNETT LTBBY Science Club Pep Club French Club French Tourn KIRCHElN CHRIS-Intramurals Track Drill Team HR Pres and Reporter Sr Class Nom Conv French Club Vice Pres Debating Club Monitor Fire Nlarshal 'Hath Tourn French Tourn Latin Toum Warrior Kick off KIRKWFOOD ANITA Newspaper HR Officer Latin Club Pep Club Latin Tourn Many Hours of Our Senior Year Were 6 g r '. Q 5 5 ' g . . KEY, ELIZABETH-Honor Societyg Honor Ribbong Y 7' ' ' . 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' 9 ' ,. 9 9 ' . f t T Devoted to Planmng for College LARSON LYNN Honor SOCICIW Honor R1bbon New paper HR Sec and Reporter Science Club Pep Club French Club Pre Nlath Tourn Lat1n Torun French Toum Thlrd Place State Wanxor Klck off Qulll and Scroll L-XWSON EL-XINE Honor Rlbbon Bu mes Staff Intramural Band West Tenn Band Contest En1d Oltla Nattonal Band Contet Sctence Club Latm Club Pep Club Lat1n Toum u1ll and Scroll LENOW EDWIN Band Wet Tenn Band Contet Flrt Place Solo and Ensemble Contest Emd Okla Natxonal Band Contest Warnor Kick off LENTZ NANCY Intramural LEWIS ROBYIN Intramurals .lr Red Cross Rep Speech Club Pep Club Y Teens Tlcket Seller LINK LILLIAN Band West Tenn Band Contest Flrst Place Solo and Ensemble Contest Busmess Club Soc Sec Latm Club Lat1n Toum Fashion Show LOGAN DANT Drlll Team Radlo Club LOUDON GARY Honor Rlbbon Band West Tenn Band Contest Flrst D1v1s1on Solo and Ensemble Con test 'Vlath Club Sclence Club Chess Club Math Tourn Lat1nTourn SCICHCC Farr ' I'VE BEEN ACCEPTED, happlly exclalms Nlolly HHYIIQOD, readmg a letter from the college of her cholce After many hours of studylng college catalogues and flllllig out appllcatlons, semors anxiously walt to hear from the colleges to whxch they have applxed . I . .', 'ff' ' 55 ' gf 's- : . . . 1 g 4 S.: . .9 .4 -. .S Z ' Z A ' f, . r' - ' Q s' s 3 y S: 9 . 9 , -1 - 53 C 4 9 .4 Q - .' '. ' f- 3 ' s . s 3 V si -3 ' , .. .' g - . f . H. .' - s. r ' ri , v v - ' 1 Z el - LILES, BYRON-Radio Club Sec.g Latin Toum. , - 9 . : ' 3 - .z : 9 - I , . I - ' 3 ' . ' 7 3 4 - 3 . 9 . U 9 9 9 - .g .g . i O ' 1 I ' Q X 2 X I Y . A 1 as WV A t 'sl McKAIN JOHN-Honor Ribbon' Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist' Business Staff' H.R. Pres: Gold Conv. Reps Jr. Red Cross Rep.' Math Club' Science Club' Radio Club Officer' Chess Club' Math Tourn' Fashion Show Escort' Quill and Scroll. MCKENZIE LINDA-Intramurals Science Club' Latin Club' Pep Club. MCKINLEY MARY-H.R. Sec. and Treas.' Intra- muralsg Jr. Class lNom. Conv.: Stu. Govt. Rep.g Busi- ness Clubg Latin Club. McKlNNON, LEO-fH.R. Vice Pres.: Science Clubg Radio Club. MCMULLEN. ED--Honor Ribbong Intramurals: Band: All-City Bandg All-State Bandg Math Clubg Math Tour-n.g Talent Show. MacDONAl.D, SUSlEfHonor Society Treas.g Honor Ribbong Quill and Scrollg Merit Scholarship Semi- finalistg Newspaper Features Editorg Intramuralsg H.R. Pres.g Stu. Gov't. Rep.g Hall of Fameg Pep Clubg French Club Special Officerg Bookstoreg Latin Toum.g Warrior Kick-offg French Tourn. LOX E CAROLX 'N RL TH Science Club Debating Club Pep Club Fa hion Show LLCHXS DONALD Drill Team HR Set and Trea Science Club Radio Club Lx LE ANDY A Cappella Choir W arrior Kick off 1Dalla Texa Kei Club Dem on Texa Cheer leader Dodge Cm Kan a St G x t I NICBRIDE RICHARD Yearbook Photographer Intra mural HR Vice Pre Science Club Fa hion Show Escort NICC-XLLLNI DOUGLAS-Honor Society Honor Rib bon Nlerit Scholar hip Semi finalist Stu Govt Officer Drill Team Officers Club Out tanding 'Nl II Cadet Chess Club Wlonitor 'Hath Tourn Latin Tourn French Tourn WIcCASLIlN PAULA Honor Ribbon Yearbook Typist Intramurals HR Trca and Reporter Jr Class Nom Com Speech Club Bu mess Club Pep Club Latin Tourn NICCRARH WILLIAM Intramural Track HR Pres Fr Class Nom Cons Science Club Pres and Vice Pres Debatmg Club Latin Club T1Ck9t Seller Nlonitor Math Tourn MCDERNIOTT ANN Honor Ribbon Honor Society Band West Tenn Band Contest Enid Okla Na t1onal Band Contest Solo and Ensemble All City Band H R Sec Stu Govt Rep Spanish Tourn CDONALD BEVERLX A Cappella Choir Treas HR Officer Stu Govt Rep Green Conv Rep ,Ir Red Cross Rep Science Club Latin Club Pep Club Y Teens Book tore Office Asst Latin Tourn Days Filled to the Brim with Activity F 'ss 2 , i X f N s' sq: C u. 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Q 111111111112 IL11111: W1--1 11'1111. 11.11111 1.111111--1: 11.11111 .1:1'. 111111 111-1111111111 1f11i11. U11111.. 11.11111 1l111111-11: 15.11111 114111 111 1 ..11111': 11.11. '1'r1'11-.1 5111. 11113-1. Rep.: 51'i1'111-1- 11111111 1111111 .X--i-111111: Sl11lI'11N1l T11ur11.: Tale-nt 51111111 NI1'H1'11111f1'f. 151113131f1111r.111111r.11-: S1'11'I11'1' 11111111 111111111 1:11111 1J11i1'1'r. Became Celebrities in the Limelight. OLENICK-, YTCKI-Honor Ribbon: jr, Clas- Nom. Conv.: Stu. Cox t. Rep.: Pep Club. OMELI.. GARY- Intramural-: Track: Science Club: Ile- bating Club: Monitor ONEILL: LARRY-Drill Team: Science Club: Debating Club: Chess Club: Hath Tourn.: Latin Tourn. ORR, KAYE RUTH-Intramurals: H.R. Reporter: Fr. Class Nom. Conv.: P.T.A. Rep.: Business Club: Latin Club: Pep Club: Ticket Seller. OWEN. BABS--Honor Ribbon: Xewspaper: lntranlurals: H.R. Reporter: Jr. Class Nom. Conv.: Fr. Class Nom. Conv.: ,Stu. Gov't. Rep.: Green and Gold Conv. Rep.: Speech Club: Business Club: Latin Club: Pep Club: Office Assistant: Ticket Seller. OWENS. JO ANY A Cappella Choir: Jr. Red Cross Rep. I 1 I Y I OWINGS, JOHN-Radio Club Pres. PAHN, STUART PARKER, BRENDA LOlS4Science Club: Debating Club: Pep Club: Bookstore: Monitor. PARKER, CHARLES-Intramurals: Football: Baseball: Track: HH Club. PARKER: DIANE-Honor Ribbon: Yearbook Typist: Intramurals: H.R. Officer: Business Club Vice Pres.: Pep Club: Office Assistant: Math Tourn.: Spanish Tourn.: Monitor: H.R. Reporter. PARKER, NORMAN Intramurals: Speech Club: Science Club: Ticket Seller. PATTERSON. LYNDAmHonor Ribbon: Intramurals: All-Stars: H.R. Sec.: Jr. Class Nom. Conv.: Stu. Gov't. Rep.: Jr. Red Cross Rep.: Science Club: Pep Club: Office Assistant: Monitor: Latin Tourn.: Span- ish Tourn. PAYNE. RITAfHonor Ribbon: Band: West Tenn. Band Contest: West Tenn. Solo and Ensemble Contest: Enid, Okla., Band Contest: H.R. Pres. and Reporter: P.T.A. Rep.: Science Club: Pep Club: Talent Show: Monitor. PEACE, DONNA--Honor Ribbon: Quill and Scroll: Yearbook Fr. and Jr. Sec. Ed.: Sponsor's Club: Fr. Class Nom. Conv.: P.T.A. Rep.: French Club. PEDEN. ROBERT-A Cappella Choir. PENTECOST, RONALDiHonor Society :V Honor Ribbon: H.R. Pres. and Reporter: Sr. Class Nom. Conv.: Green Conv. Rep.: Candy Counter: Math Tourn. PERRY, ANNE-Honor Society: Honor Ribbon: Stu. Gov't, Girls' Vice Pres.: Fire Marshal: Fr. Class Sec.: Cand. for Jr. Class Vice Pres.: Youth Congress: Intra- murals: lr. Class Nom. Conv.: Fr. Class Nom. Conv.: Stu. Gov't. Rep.: Green and Gold Conv. Rep.: Hall of Fame: Captivating Centralite: Science Club: Busi- ness Club: Latin Club Pres.: Pep Club: Math Tourn. 1.1. 4 , .. V' 7'f Carefree for an Evening, We Had ALL RIGHT ALREADY, You look fineg let's go! Ruffner Murray seems to be saying for the tenth time. However, for an occasion as important as the Senior Prom, Beverly Forrest wants to look her very best. PETROVSKY, RAYNA-Science Clubg Pep Club. PHILLIPS, RICHARD-Intramuralsg Stu. Gov't. Rep.g Jr. Class Nom. Conv.g Warrior Kick-off. PINTCHUCK, MICHAEL-H.R. Pres.g Gold Conv. Rep.5 Latin Clubg Chess Clubg Math Tourn. PIPER, CHARLES BRYAN -Intramuralsg Footballg Basketballg Trackg All-Stars, Bandg Enid, Okla., Band Contestg West Tenn. Band Contestg West Tenn. Solo and Ensemble Contestg Talent Show. PIPKIN, LILLIAN-H.R. Officer: Latin Club. PIRTLE, BETTYE-Business Staffg Green Conv. Rep., Science Clubg Pep Club: Business Clubg Fashion Show. POOLE, CARY-Footballg Basketball, Track, HH Club, Captivating Centralite, Warrior Kick-off. POWELL. JERRY LOUIS-Footballg Trackq H.R. Treas. PRATHER, CLENDA-Intramuralsg Sponsor's Clubg Science Clubg Business Clubg Pep Club: Ticket Sellerg Monitorg Math Tourn.g Warrior Kick-off. a Wonderful Time at the Prom. PRATT. GEORGE THOMAS lntrarnurals. PRESCLO'l l'. JCOY Intramurals: H.R. Pres.: Sr. Class Roni. Cf-ni.: Stu. Coit. Rep.: Hall of l'anif:: llep Club: Alonitor: Warrior Kick-off. PRESTON. .ALFRED Newspaper and It-arbook l'ho- tog1raphe,r: Scif-nee Club. I-'RI'E'I l'.Y PjxrllrrlfliTtllllllhlls1 A Cappella Choir: lfr, Class Noni. Conv.: Stu. Cox t. Rep.: Business Club: Fashion Show: Warrior Kieksoff. Pl'IlIJEl'll.X'l l'. KAY Stu. Coit See. and Fire Alar- slldli fidlltl. for flttllllll. of Social Artititie-: lrtira- murals: Stu. t,ox t. Re 1.3 f'.l.A. He r.: S ueeeli Club: I I I Pep Club: Xlonitor: Warrior Kit-k-off. QTYINX. AIARY l.Ol' flonor Society: llonor Ribbon: Ouill and Seroll: lntralnurals: lillslllffss Staff Adi. Manager: ll.R. Viee I'r.-s,g lr. Class Noni. Conv.: Pep ' 1 y y Club: French Club: l'lI't'fl4'll Tourn. D y ROBINSON. PENNY--Honor Society: Honor Ribbon: Quill and Scroll: Business Staff: Sr. Class Noni. Conv.: Stu. Coi't. Rep.: Creen Conv. Rep.: Science Club Sec. and Vice Pres.: Math Club Vice Pres,: Us-hating Club: Pep Club: Monitor: Spanish Tourn. ROGERS. CLORIA Intramurals: Sponsor! Club: H.R. Chaplain: Speech Club: Pep Club: A Cappella Choir. ROGERS. KEITH--Honor Ribbon: Sr. Class Sg1t.-at- Arms: Yearbook Sports Ed.: Track: H.R. Pres.. Sec., and Treas,: Cold Conv. Rep.: Green Conv. Rep.: Hath Tourn.: Latin Tourn.: Warrior Kick-off: Quill and Scroll. ROSS. KITTY -Intramurals: H.R. Offieer: Sr. Class Noni. Conv.: ,lr. Class Noni. Con'-i.: Creen Conv. Rep.: Jr. Red Cross Rep.: Latin Club: Pep Club: Book- store: Latin Tourn.: French Tourn. ROSS, TERRYssDrill Team: Library Club: Debating Club: Library Assistant. ROWE. MARGARET-Yearbook: Sponsor's Club: lr. Red Cross Rep.: Speech Club: Science Club: Business Club: Pep Club: A Cappella Choir: Math Tourn.: Quill and Scroll. RASAII SSI-IN., HARCIE llonor Society: llonor Rib- bon: Stu. Coft. w7f'lt'tPIlllHH Committee: Newspaper: ll.R. 'lirv-as.: Stu. Coft. Rep.: Green Conv. Rep.: l'ep Club: Xlath Tourn.: Spanish TollI'It.: Warrior Kick-off. REID. AIARI JANE --lntralnurals: Band: lvest Tenn. Rand Contest: Enid. Okla.. liand Contest: H.R. Pres. REYNOLDS, CERALYN Intramurals: H.R. Chaplain: P.T.A. Rep.: lr. Red flftlsa Rep.: l'ep Club: lee Skating Club. REHXULIJS. MICHAEL' -lntrainurals: Football: Basket- ball: Cheerleader: ROTC Officer: Officers' Club: Xl ll Cadet Outstanding l.eadership: A Cappella Choir: H.R. Pres.: lr. Class Noni. Conv.: Fr. Class Nom. Com.: Creen Coiiv. Rep.: Warrior Kick-off: Talent Show. RHODES. NOKIA l.Ol' Intramurals: H.R. Sec.: .lr. Red Cross Rep.: Business Club: Pep Club: Office .Asrislitnll Ticket Seller: Fashion Show: W'arrior Kick-off. RlCE. YAIDORIS latin Club: l reneh Tourn.: tSt. Agnes: Newspaper: lntraniurals: Speech Club: Lis brary Club: Library Assistant: l.atin Tourn.I -ICE BRENDX HR Offuer PTI R411 Red Cro Rep lvp Club Ticket Seller 5CH-XTZ ROXNIE Honor Gough Hc1n41r Rbl14n Nr I Q V In I 41n1tf r NI II1 4urr1 in urn 441114 I icero NC HW XNIXE N-XNDRX H1 nur 5CC1t tx I'I41n4 r Rib u 1 Nti X14 r4.1 I' I 1111 f1n1 144 1 N rn II UI I INN IRI I x N I 'NEIIL 114r NLILN nr I ll LVN paper Intr.i111ur1l Olfiur N 1 1 1 ft dl 1 urn ll XIII vs XI-I-ER l Htl: Then Back to the Grind for the Last RI'I5IiNN'l'IiIN, AI-I5IiR'I' f Inrrriinuruluz I-'4141tl1ull: 54-ie-ncc Club: Debating Club, RIQIJEN. FAIL-H41nf1r 511411-ty: H41n41r Ribbon: Merit ScI1r'1lar:l1ip Sc-n1i-finalist: Stu, C41111111. 41f Stu. AN- N4-111l1li4-fz Firm' Nlarxluil: lI.R, 'I'r4-.1N.: Jr. Claw X41111. 1f41n1'.: Sr. Clas- N41111. Conv.: Cold Cunv. Rep.: Math Club: Science Club: NI.1tl1 'I'41urn.: Spqnilli Tnurn.: Warrior Kick-off. H XX ETTH Intr1111111r,1l 111 Bu lm Club N14 n1 Ur RHI NND lx SPIE H n r 54101411 III nur Ribbon irc X r l1.1l N ws papcr HR Y ici P 41 Chaplain and 1 111 4 N lu Xlllll 11 1 1111 I 111 Ll I I CIUJ I 1rr14r Ixuk 4 If fluill .ind Nc r ll N XIX Ixl-.NI Rad141 I lub 'N 4 I 111114 1 u 1114 I' 1 I1141n N 1111 ILR D 41 1 ru Cu1 fjffllil' s XXIII' RIORD JININIH XIlN11r Nlritli Tourn T111 4nt SI14 xx SXNIJRIINE bANDRA HR Uffiur Pep Club X 4411 I3141ktf1r4 NI41n1!11r RI N is -1 in-,1 Cl 11 1' I 1 1.1 . , 'gr H- 4141 ,I 1 I .Ia1s':1'0's':: r+.,. , R4-141111-r: Jr.Cl11-- N41 .iI1111.: fr. 111: A' 'C11.: klr-- l41 '.R'j.1 C41IdCI41n1.R1-11.1 '4-1 . I Frei.: V, -1 M -1 QKI' .f'41. Sllf. l'A'l'RIilIA'f511111541rk Club: A Q: 'lla Ifl141ir: l'.'l'.A. R4-I.: I5 J -fx Club: 'LQ ' .flu '. SAI. . IJAYI --F11 tlull: 'I':'k: Il ll: H.R. SAY. ' . Q1- .. : . '.: Jr. .. . I . ' , Q'. , V- u ',': i 1-gf. Class Num, Conv.: lr. Clans Noni. Cf111v.: Stu. G41v't. Re-I.: Cr,-4111 ffunx. Req.: I.LII' Club: 'liivk-I 51-llvr: QI ' 1 I , L1 'IQ1 .1 Lui' T41 . Sz I I,I.14'4' Qff Qi' 1 SPI'-'I 1 '- I14111: ll -in-W :ff fs.: H.R. r1-N.: Sr. Ilnw S4 . C 11 P411 Club: 0ff'-- Asfixtuntl Quill and MI' F . Nlf 2 L XQKY - .X H111114-lla Cl141ir: SIll'l'1'lI Illlllll I'1-11lQl11l1: I:'41fl1i411.l111w. ,fI:1I.'. ,IE.' II41 1 ,'41-'-tj: H11 11 iillwn: N- 5' : ' 1 N: l'I.R. : .'IL. C4111 R11 Y 'I 1ns: I34141k-t41rf': MAI T11 .: F.1NlA41n , P I. SI-Ig li . .U f' 14-.1rl14141k Typiftz F:1fl1i41r1 Fliuw. 1 Y ' 1 ' ' Time, We Crammed for Final Exams. FRNOX NI XRX IYNN Il Nr ll n 1 nr F4 1 fb I1 I 1 Q 1 I I1 llfll 11111 N N XIONS IIXRI3-KKK III 111r D lap N ll XIR l11tr1111ur11l .1 lf 1r 1 n 1 1 1 Npecc 1 u 1 ll nm ll N 11 in 'NL VI ON DONN -X Intr.1111ur11l Libran Club I ff 1 Inu .1 111 ui lm I'dIll C,llZllI'lTldIl L 1 u H Len ook tr re iran 1 tan N 1 Tourn I.1t1n Tourn Warn r Kirk off N YER NIXRH NELI. Offim X 1 .mt 1Ir,n er 11 llub u Uliil 111111111 cllll LJ 111 UI X 'N TH ROBIN Intr,1m11r1l lrulx R1fIaT1.1111 SIIANKS. IRIS- Iflifdlllufdlvl Spcecl1 Club: Deba ing Club: Y Tswnf: Candy Counter. SIIANKS. SOXDRAf H.R. Officer: Jr. Red Crr1Sl Rep.g Office Assistant: F11-I1if1n Sliow. NH.-XW. REID N XRIN NOHXH HH N 1itXr111 1 ub If lu Nluitin 1 N Ili RJISERI I RX ll I11 NHI' H H SPH KEI liu inf ui NIIROI NHIRF Il XIU hi In1r.1111ur.1l Nlunit NlI'l Xl 'KN SHIKI EX Il11n1r DOCILIN Honor Ribbon 1r1 .ir lifil ntr.111111r.1l and t lcnn BJ Nu .1 1 Club Jffice 1 Npuni I1Tf1urn W 1rr11 r lxinli off N JOHN 5 H4Hl1f R1l1b1n u m1 NIJ Drill 1 111 11n r Com R NI.1tl1 u 1 ll flui Yin l 1 lqiclut Seller Nfutli lourn flllif .' ,- . . -1 5 -M Cl l: l'1-1 Cl :Y' :vnu ff ' g Clul. 1 flllf . . I. I H .KK I l'qJil'f1H Nhuw Q-'1rt. ' .Q '11 4. J My - ' 'sg , '11r. ll lik' 1 I4 5: B' :IIVQN . 'nfl 5111111-:ti H.H. NI tl 1 I ' - .M-ktantz QILI., .I .i.-- 1 ' 1 2 B 5' -NS .Q 'ffg ' 'l'e1111g H.R. Claylf g Gull I g op.: . ' Cl lg ffl -sf l l 1 'r-Ng 1- 3-1 I .4 I 3 . l.',' l1Ill1f .'1L'l1-Iyl ll11ll11l' Hillu 1 Quill ai l 51' 1ll Yin' l'r's.1 Yugi 1111' Nr. 51 , I'fl,: H.R. llr-F. .inrl Viv- Pre'-.1 fiY'l'll 01111. R1-11.1 Uulrl Conv. Re-11.1 S1101-1-l1 Club R1-pf1rt1'r: l'vI1 lflub: Nlul T11 .1 l.z1t' lllvlfll. .,'I,1. . . 1 -- .i. Off 'g .X lQ.1p111-ll.1 Clmir: 1-l1uting1Clubg I- Club. .'lN . .lI.'DY .NNN . 'fz A lIa111p1'll III1' Cliiplai : lr. H-1l llmfs R-1.g .Q -l Cl Ig 51-W -11 flllll Pe-11 fflub: Y 'll-1-nf: ICP f'k't' Q1 Club. Q .' I f... - ' 'sz ' ' ' ' ' -S.: sa- -- 13111111 LI1' 1111 '11 2 ' 'QI'-1 CII1: ' Ti 5: B 'N1v'Q-Lil ' 1' Ass's t: .Iatl SLO' . . 1 ' .' 7 .':!st' 1 I ,sz list' 'I :SI .C11 ll Dr' . 'is I l: 'I' Cl lg F.H.. .1. QNII . 3- ' LN: N1 1 ' -' . After Exams Seniors, Free From MARGARET I-'ERGUSON is trying to convince Holi Bourland that conscientious study is the only way to turn his dream into reality. During final exams many Seniors found concentration difficult with graduation so near at hand. ANXIOUSLY AWAITING the first strains of Pump and Circum- stancef' Seniors Betty Runyan, Jimmy Fowlkes, Sue Challen, Bob Moseley, and Jimmy Byrd seem eager to receive their diplomas, but sad at the thought of joining the ranks of Central alumni. SNIITH CXRNEX Intramural Drill Tram Officer SNIITH DAN ID Intramural Track Science Club SXIITH DON l'a hum Show E ct rt 5NlII'H ,IXNILIL C XRFER lOxford Nlt Intramural fluli I un SOLTHERLAND RITA Intramural QPEKK ELIZABETH Intramural A fapptlla fliur Xiu I 1 Fa luon 51cm I44 . , If L' Y- ' ' sg ' -' 3 H.R. I , . ' - sg ' 'g ' . . , f- I' s ' s I . 'I ' , ,A I Q' If ' ' . , Ss.: -sl Xt-vvspaperg H.R. Reporter: Jr. Rt-d Cross Rep.: Pep I 3 ' T s. C lr. Y. ---- ' 's3,, I' -' :Hg H.R. 'r's.1 's ' fl I ', ,- y A Worry, Were the Envy of All N If HI JXXIIL 111 I r ulfrr LI N FII-,I NHX R Nor eqcl fu1 nu I fu1 Bmlxtre Falurn N1fx N XXX OXXX I JL1 ft1.1 f1e1 f lub Latm Tr urn N ' 1111 I I H nf r Nouetx H 111 1r R111on f Offm r Offucr ub D t1n U1 bed X .ll Qt f 1 U r1 1 1 Re1 Xlatll U1 L :nu U1 Ran IU C u 1 Pre and qec r .1 111 X 1 1.1111 Tulle! Qeller Xlonltor sl U IXN I0 XX IJI' XX Intrumurul SIICKCII flub De ll 1 ll f I 1Ix tr 4 or Ku Kr! Xwurml I I XIU N If Rfflf IJIIICQ r 1 H ur fl11l1 flldlldlll SIXXIIILIIJ XIXRIHX NIF land Wet fum Bund HU t 5 In .md En 1111 If fontet AllC1t1 Ban SIILRIXBERCER IEDLIE Honcr Soclety Honor R1l1 bon Bu me Nuff Intramural Cheerleader HR rm und Xxce Pre Sr Ca 5 lXom Com .1 X 111 f 1111 Cold Com Rep Hall of Fame Cg1pt11.1t1n Ctlllfdlllif Spcecb Club Latm Club Pep I lub I..1I1n Tourn Wurrmr K1CIx off STEW KRT -XLICE Llbrury Club IA and Guam ,Ir ouncll Offxcrr Stu Cmt R p I.llJI'8I'X N 1 tant Cllllhn l11p Xwdrdb I-F STEWART XILRRH Chr Q Club STIDHXXI FXXE WEXTHERSBX Xuw paper hp u1 llldrlx dale I 0u1lI and Saroll 'iL.1r1on Copx Ed Intramural Clee Club -X Cappella CI1o1r r Red fro Rep Smnmr Per f1nal1ts Lutln Club Xrt Club Dramatxc Club Pep Squad! STIXI -XX DE XXX X Honor boclmlx Honor R1IJb0r1 u1ll and Scroll Xew paper Copw Ed HR Offlcer Latm Club Latm Tourn W.1rr1or KlCl'x off N XE XXXE II Il r Nruetx nnfr 1I1I1on H111 an Ncr ll 11 ldltl Illfdlllllfl .1 X1111 um 1 Pep Club French Club XI11tl1 Tourn Latm fourn French Tourn QTOX XLI. Yi -XXDX H R flmplaln blu Cox I ep r Red Crr GJ Pew Club Xlomtor Fa non QI1oM W urrlor Ixlclx off RTR-XLNN ELEHXXOR Ice blxdtln Club Fa I11on qllovs .'I'I: Q Iifff l- Nr.ffIL1v X11 .C1.m.: 'l.T.iX.Rf3II.2 I 1MR'I. .fI'I.L'.. XIARQ ,f--H. . Sp -AI QII Sec.- T re.: 'ep QI I: f '-11 : x '1 fl 11: flI'I.. R 1-'null-ll: Bark-I ll: B fzlullz H -IR I'.IEX -- 1-1 .Q j: 14 'll : ROTl 1 -' 1131 : ir' g 's .I-II III-: Ntu. finft. R-r.: Cr-1 Cfny ,1.: . CII: '- CII: 'I' 'll f. C 'IU-W.: Uff'4- 1--xl' : ., 17 ' , I Iullrgrlfflllg IH-pllII11l1: Y Io: s 1r-: lc II SIA ,I.IX5. lUI3I'IR'I' , RRI' 'Co 1 ll ' JL I7r'II'I'1-411113 ffi'- -' I Q ' I . gr 5 C11,-51.1111 N'I,J'I dg I'l11i1I. Ulxlu., Iiuml Contest. Clws fo . I1 '.: 1 '. -.5 ' 3 C IA'--3 . I' .: el.g 'l qi I . ' '. I--1'-'S' -' '- CII: fx' .Xifs.:x'4 .lr :WI Ii ,I.' SS Slllfi QA 's Y ,il .gy .. ' 3 1 1.-.I -1111 C1 '1H11 1 x 'V LI f o 1 Nr, -1'j : I .Isl H.R. I'rr-X.: Sr. C14 SS flu . C .1 Stu. llnxlt. Hop.: Qnll I,I11nx, Rf-11,3 L 'A .I. V '-1ss7R1.g 1 I 1. ' 3 -il' Ill Cap and Gown We Solemnly Accepted Our -45 J TILLER. SANDRA Ll-IE Newspaper: Sponsor's Club: Science Club: Y Teens: 'Immaculate Conception: Clct- Club: Miss Sophoinor:- : Newspaper: lr. Rt-tl Croast. 'l'Ol,'LlATOS. SPERO - - Honor Ribbon: lntramurals: Track: H.R. Vice Pre-s.: Jr. lililrs Nom. Conv.: Fr. Class Nom. Conv.: llrecn Conv. Rep.: Math Club: Science Club: llcbating Club: Nlath Tourn.: Latin Tourn.: Monitor. 'l'Ol'l.ON. CARRY!-I lillsllltws Club: Latin Club: Latin 'li0Ul'rl.: Alonllrlr. TOWNSENIJ. JUHN CONNFR Svvinnning Team: Latin Club: Latin Tourn.: 4C.R.C,: Football: H.R. Yice Pres. and Sec.: Stu. lloft. Rt-p.P. TOWNSHEND. KATF Nll':RlWF'l'llliR Y Tm-ns: Alonltnr. TRIBBLE. PALWL Track: ROTC Officer: llffiu-rs' Club: Latin Club.. l4b STRONC, DOIYL Football: Basketball: Baseball: H Club: H.R. Yicc Pres.: Hall of Fame: Warrior Kick- off. TARYFR. FRANK CLIFFORD--Intramurals: Swimming Team: llrill Team: H.R. Svc.: lcv Skating: Club: 'Ticket St-lb,-r: Warrior Kiclqoff. TAYLOR. ANN Intramurals: Sponsors Club Vice Pres.: Jr. Red Cross Rep.: Speech Club: Science Club: Pep Club: French Club: Ffench.Tourn. TAYLOR. CCRTIS Color Cuard: Math Club: Science Club: Tit-lu-t Sf-llcr, TAYLOR. JL'l.lA ANNsfBand: West Tenn. Band Con- tt-st: Eninl. llkla.. Ranrl Cont:-st: Solo and Ensemble Contest: Tab-nt Sliowl ll.R. Officer: Jr. Red Cross Rt-p.: Latin Club. TAYLOR. LINDA 7-Jr. Red Cross Rep.: Library Club: Latin Club: Library Assistant. TENHET, PECCY--Honor Ribbon: Yearbook Typist: Intramurals: Rusincss Club: Pep Club: Warrior Kick-off. TENNISON, ALLEN flntramurals: Football: P.T.A. Rep.: Science Club. THEEDE. ESTHER--A Cappella Choir: P.T.A. Rep.: Speer-li Club: Scicnct- Club: Debating Club: Business Club: 'I'ivlu-t Seller: Lunchroom Cashier. THOMPSON. CHARLES CLINTON-H.R. Reporter: Swimming Team: Science-,Club: Debating Club: Latin Club: Chess Club: Monitor: Fashion Show Escort. THOMPSON. CHARLES -Vlntramurals: ROTC Of- ficer: Officers' Club: H.R. Pros. and Chaplain: Fr. Class Nom. Conv.: Crt-en Conv. Rep.: Cold Conv. Rep.: Latin Tourn. THORNE, LTNDA- -H.R. Sec.: P.T.A. Rep.: Fr. Class Nom. Conv.: Crt-en Conv. Rep.: Y Teens: Bookstore: Fashion Show. Diplomas and Confidently Faced the Future. VAN DELL, GUY--Golf: Intramurals: ROTC Officer: Drill Team: Officers' Club: Science Club: Debating Club: Chess Club: French Tourn. VAUCHN, LANNY--Intramurals: Cold Conv. Rep.: Science Club: Debating Club: Chess Club: Math Tourn.: Latin Tourn. VOLLMER, RUSSELL-Football: Basketball: Baseball: Track: H Club: Football f'All-Memphisn: Football All-State --Hon. Mention: Football Player of the Week : Basketball: All-Tourn. : A Cappella Choir: H.R. Pres.: lr. Red Cross Rep.: Hall of Fame: Cap- tivating Centralite: Wlarrior Kick-off. VOLOZIN, ELAINE-V-Newspaper: H.R. Reporter: Pep Club: Ticket Seller: Warrior Kick-off. WAGNER, I-'REDDY-Football: Track. WALKER. LOUISE -Science Club: Debating.: Club: Y Teens: Office Assistant. WALKER, TRIlDYfVlntramurals: H.R. Sec., Treas., and Reporter: Pep Club: French Club Cor. Sec.: Latin Tourn.: French Tourn. WALLER, EDWARD Honor Society: Honor Ribbon: Quill and Scroll: Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist: Cand. Stu. Cov't. Comm, of Publicity: Cand. for Fr. Class Pres.: Yearbook Copy Desk Ed.: H.R. Pres. and Vice Pres.: lr. Class Nom. Conv.: Sr. Class Nom. Conv.: Cold Conv. Rep.: Hall of Fame: Captivating Centralite: Debating Club Pres.: Ticket Seller: Latin Tourn.-Hon. Mention in Caesar, Distinction in Cicero. WALTER. LOLIS -- ROTC Officer: Officers' Club: Monitor. WALTER, ROY-Newspaper: Ticket Seller. WALTERS. JAMES--ROTC Officer: Color Guard: Of. ficers' Club. WARD. ARTHFR--Honor Society: Honor Ribbon: Sr. Class Treas.: Track: Drill Team: H.R. Pres.: Sr. Class Nom. Conv.: lr. Class Nom. Conv.: Stu. Cov't. Rep.: Green Conv. Rep.: Hall of Fame: Math Club Sec.: Science Club: Debating Club: Latin Club Vice Pres.: Office Assistant: Math Tourn.: Latin Tourn.: French Tourn.: Warrior Kick-off. TRIBBLE, SANDRA-Business Staff Floor Manager: Intramurals: lr. Red Cross Rep.: Business Club: Latin Club: Pep Club: Office Assistant: Latin Tourn.: War- rior Kick-off: Quill and Scroll. TICKER. BILLfHonor Society: Honor Ribbon: Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist: Band: West Tenn. Solo and Ensemble Contest: All-City Band: Latin Club: Math Tourn.: Latin Toum. TLRLEY, BREEN -ilntramurals: Candy Counter: lBeirut, Lebanon: Basketball: Intramurals: Baseball: Bowlingt. TURNER. CLAYTON-ROTC Officer: Color Guard: Officers' Club: Science Club. TYRER, BARBARA CCTRER: Science Club: Latin Club: Pep Club: Fashion Show. UNDERWOOD, JIMMY - Track: Intramurals: H.R. Pres.: Ticket Seller. Wlth Our Best Foot Forward We Cross the WILEY LINDA Intramural Sponsors Club Jr Red Cross Rep Sclence Club Pep Club Fa hlon Show WILKERSON ANIANDA HR Officer WILKINS HAL Intramural Band Wet Tenn Band Conte-tg Enid. Okla.. National Band Conteet' H.R. Officer. WIRT, MONICA-Honor Ribbon: .A Cappella Choir: Stu. Gov't. Rep.g Monitorg French Toum. WOLFE, WINSTON EYERETTiTrackg 'H Clubg H.R Chairman: Green Conv. Rep.g Math Tourn. WOILACK, SL'S.AN-Honor Societyg Honor Ribbong Quill and Scrollg Newspaperg H.R. Reporterg Stu Gov't. Rep.g Science Clubg Latin Tourn.-Hon. Men tiong Warrior Kick-off. I48 WARINC ,ILDX Intramural HR Pre Pep Club lvlllll Station HR Nice Pre I WARREN BOBBY Intramural Track HR 'Nice Pre Fr Cla Nom Com Science Club Trea Debating Club Latin Club Ticket Seller NIODIIOI' Hath Tourn WEINER HAREL DORIS-Jr Red Cro Rep Fa hlon Show WEISS DENNIS Intramurals HR Sec Trea PTA Rep .Ir Red Cro Rep Ice Skating. Club WENER WEINER WENTZ Team Seller WHITE GERALD PATRICIA Fashion Show CLYDEdHonor Ribbon ROTC Officer Rifle Offlcers Club HR Treas Math Club Ticket NIon1tor Math Tourn Latin Tourn EVELXIN HR Sec and Trea Intramurals Busmess Staff Science Club Latin Club Pep Club Latin Tourn Gold Key Art Award Flrt Prize City Beautiful Poster Contest WIBLE NIARX LEE Intramurals Pep Club Warrior Klck off Threshold of Tomorrow an Bld Central Farewell .gvvvvf ESQ Q Y Nb WOOD JININIY Swlrnmmg Team 'Hath Tourn WOODSIDE BEEBE Honor Rlbbon HR Sec and Chaplaln Stu Govt Rep Green Com Rep Pep Club WRIGHT COZETTE-Yearbook Typist Buslness Club Pep Club lcc Skating Club Tlcket Seller Fashxon Show YARBROLGH KAY Qpeech Club Pep Club Candy Counter, Fa hxon Show XOLWG SANDA LYNN Sclence Club, Debatmg Club YOUNG, WOODY lntramurals, ROTC Offlcer, Of f1cer's Club, HR Officer Tlcket Seller ZANGWILL, NIARILYN ,lr Red Crocs Rep , Speech Club, Debatmg Club, Ice Skatlng Club, Offlce KG-lit ant, Fashlon Show XX Qu THE DOOR 1 open I the future and the path 1 lllummated well M Central each of our per onalltle deweloped IH a dlfferent may but all of dl cowered that we mut work diligently to obtam tho e thmgs which are truly worth haym Proud of our accompllihment w tep forward vuth confl dnce for J t as gaye our beat to Central we will contmue to do our best ln whateyer to morrow may brm I49 Thus Qentlal SCIIIOIH Are Gul Blg Wheek NI R xru rx lf H-.......!Y7'N X NIUST l.IKIfl.Y 'ITP Slslfiil-Ilflb f.h21I'll'r Vrump .-Xnnv Pe-rrp Have Won Honors 111 Ham F1eldQ N NIOQ1 I XI FN YPD Nlarx Pe-rn LHUCIIH Xrthur Ward y J? 'NIOST INTP LLIGENT Su an Waffle nald hdssarfl W aller ui ISI X xx J? JI-P' And As the Year Pasbes They Contmue to RISC NIOST KTTH XC1 IKE ,Iudx Pre cott Dasld Fmlex HOST XTHLETIC Ru ell Vmllmer Suzanne Blalr . . O Y S M. . Q x , ' wg ' j I . N 1. J . 0 9 .. L 0 SS m 4 ' We re No Longer Foohsh Freshmen, Freshmen startln up the steps of Central reminded JUIHOIS of thelr last years attlyltles Seniors lookin ahead to college brou ht to mind the excltin events to come' Yet amid these dreams of past and future the Juniors enjoyed the present their second year at Central Durlnff this year Juniors became more actne in the schools orbanizatlons 'Vlany were thrilled by in vitatlons to yom Centrals chapter of the National Honor Society the uill and Scroll or the Business Club Most of them began to take a greater part in school 3.Ct1Yll18S and found numerous opportumtles to serve the school They looked forward to the election of class officers and the class party as highllghts of 59 60 This year one hundred eighty seven ,lumors eighty fue more than the previous year took the Merit Scholarship Test which proyided them an opportunity to win reco n1t1on for their scholastlc 3.b1llt1CS and possible financial ald for colle e Then at the end of this eyentful year the arrival of Senior class rings again turned the Juniors atten tion to the future-the class of 61 HELP. LINDA! OPEN THE DOOR! Connie Speight need- help as she. Martha Frances Her- rin and Linda McClamroch pre- pare to open the candy counter. m By helping here and in the book- -tore and by performin other such duties Juniors become an integral part of Central - activities. Not Yet Senous Sen NIR BR ANI AN FRONT ROW Jos Jordan -Xnn Holt Judy Barbee Carolyn Ten nhon Jean Lar on Helen Garner Pe w Podu ka Betts Robbln SECOND ROW Pegj Plerce NIarw Ellen Sxmond Tom Glas cock Nlarx -Xnn Caba Su an Hooper Bewerlw Wagner THIRD ROW Jlmmy Wxlllarn Donald Jack on John Fergu on Eddle Brmdley Jerry Lochndge Johnny Crawford Bobby WIcWI1nn 'Nllke Corzme FOLRTH ROW Joe Borup Jerry Nlaroon Bobby Irby Tommy Ra dale Robert John NIRS FORENIAN FRONT ROW Sylvia Bounds Marlene Jablm Nancy DlCkS0n Pam Lee Joan Lazenby Genle Howell SECOND ROW Connle Spelght Llnda Moore Gall Creel Lynn Glascock Llnda NIcClam roch THIRD RQW Selwyn 'NIC Nees Daud Cray Ronny Jame Dons Okeon Bobby Gossett Den ms 'Nlorrlson FOURTH ROW Wrllxam Lea Fred Parrlsh Bobby 'Sleek Joe Bartlett NIRS DAVIE FRONT ROW Barbara Ray Judy Curnmmg Hope Wlorrls Carol D1ll1n Judy Freeman Judy Kap lan Betty Stewart Jacky Ramea SECOND ROW Edward Freed man Stella Kee Sh1rley Long 'Nlarllvn Hawke Dlana Baker Charlotte Schultz Sherry B1ll1ngs Pat Blue tem Bobby NIcDow THIRD ROW Ronald Garrett B1ll Hu he Fran Davl Lucy Brown Becky Beusse Rosalmd Goodwm Ynxan Isaacson Paul Cox Jame Hardy FOURTH ROW Chrls Campbell Jlmmy Haye Rlchard Slmmons Wllham Lee F1n1 Taylor Greer Rlchard son Frank 'NIcDougall Alun Todd Harold Flneberg I55 a . n 1 u . . i , . ! . 7 . . 1 . S , , mf' s ' S. oe. - . . : g , . X ' 1- ' . 1 t, :, - v - .J - ' 5 7 1 ' - f c - ev 'C F . ,, , , 1 v , , 7 V Q A Y . ' T . 7 1. ' 7 7 , , Q 4 gs , -. 1 I I ' , . Q . -v - s gv , - 7 I 9 ' 9 7 7 A . 9 9 a 1 s , I '. 3 Q 3 5, S, v J . 7. 1. 7 5 , S . 3 1 YN! 7 y 5 ,' Q ' 9 7 , . l I I , ' Y 7 Y 7 v - v 1 , A . v Y. Q 1 7 NY 7 1 1 1 1 . 5, . Junlore Aeademlc ACl1V1t1CQ Range NIISS H ARRELL FRONT ROW Paney Foust Lln da Dans Kay Steyeneon Lmda Owen Be-icy Brown Anna Moss Patrlcla Thomaeon Janet Cun nmgham SECOND ROW Ellsa beth Frey Joanne Cowlmg Mane Van Huss Sandra Young Rita Crump THIRD ROW B111 Burne Johnny Erwm Charlei Vlorrow WTZITIJHIIC Bocqum Kathv Carroll Jimmy Hepburn Barton Calame Sxdney Newman FOURTH ROW Frank Glascoelm Sldney Cover Jimmy Grlme Tommy Lloyd Charles Robm on Jlmmy Del linger Tommy Carpenter Jlm Towniend R0 LEE THE SOLTH RISES AGAIN eyery wmter when Jumor read Drmkwater Robert E Lee 1n thelr tudy of Xmerlcan llterature Dorothy Qlde B111 Lecklltner and Ron me Jame arrange a bulletin board wlth ymbol of the C1y11 War Era I56 MRS HEFFERNAW FRONT ROW Betty Murphy lNancy Deaton Murray Huaton Ann 'NlcAna1ly Anne Boyd Sylvia 'Nlam Bxllle Sue Jone Anne Nloore SECOND ROW Nancy Johneon Terry Downa Jayne Payne Anne Nlarxe Wxlson Joan Gllbert Janne Xrm trong Nancy Kemp THIRD ROW Ro Q Pal mer Dxane Cottrell Jews-e Hardy Pat Ddyld on Thoma Thompeon Rommxe Jonea Clinton Curry Le ter We-ner FOI RTH ROW Charle Teague J1m Bud ee Jim my Brown Ddyld Bryan 'Nathan Edgar Tommy Rhode Carlton 21W . A, . . . . L1 'x nl , , V . S 1 . ' . X .S ' I 1' K ' C' S, I ' . ' ' Q 1 . ' . . A 5 I Q ' 1 . s' S . QQ ' , gk , AQ f of , : , '- , 7 ,, , N 1 -Y 'xl J Y A Y , g Y , 7 . 1 -' l v V . Grxmes, Sue MclNe1ll, Jeamne . : ., 1 7 N' A 1 . . , , I I Y I ' 'Q . A 7 . ' 5' . 1 'S . ' - 7 .7 9 1 1 J 1 v J Z 1' ' 1 . 1 ' .J ' U . A Y lv , . s, s, f. - - ' - 1 I . ' .f s , .' . I Sa ' ' '. J 9 X' V! ' S . S . , 5 ' . ' : S , . .gil . - H NIIQS GR ACE NI ALZH FRONT ROW Reba Kay WTI ht Wanda Calhoun Eleanor Bannon Patricia Ueador 'Norma Sauer Fredda Pallet Pe fry Dowdy Peg v John on QECOND ROW Lee Askew Nlarianne Bolm Linda Thurmond Beyerly Saunder Beth Goff Dorothy Doten Beyerly Pu h Fay 'Nhlner Wade Bron son THIRD ROW Frank Tobey James Dodd Jlmmy Scriyener Sammy Crump -Xrlene Lo koye Tommy Hettm er Billy Cobb Bobby We sel Wayne Sanderson Tommy Horn Alan Nlarx Larry Chamber Dick Hawke Fred P Yon Hofe 'WONDER IF THIS COINTRAP- TION will work with corn mash? Lola Harrison and Carolyn Mc- Intyre ponder this thought s they set up their apparatus for distilling water in chemistry. TIISS LAURA NI-XUZY FRONT ROW Iudy Youn Nlartha ku tm Iamce Bonds Donna Raine 'Nlartha Winston Xnne Shaw Imda Epstein SEC OND ROW Bill Caue Nlalun Howe Wynne Alzenshtat Vicki Smith Sue Youree Janet Watkins Ronnie Steyens Rick Baker THIRD ROW Harvey Carter Raymond Wallace 'VI1ke Jack Lola Harrison Steve Demster Cary BIAIQ Terry Agee FOURTH ROW Richard Cates Ronnie Chamberlin Ceor e Flmn David Moore Tommy Schwendimann Charles Ballard Boh McLean. l57 From Recitation to DISTITTBIIOH. . , l .' 'I .' Us y Q Pat 31'ccarrny.gFoURTH ROW? 3 Fun I.i0V1l1g ,Iumors Reveal Then' HEY ELTON whats your point of new? Acting like THINKING SERIOUSLY of the future Vicki Palmer Jimmy Walton and monkeys isnt the normal pastime of Elton Elliott and Julie Dorrls haye high hopes as they sign up with M155 Potts for the Ronnie Zumstein but it shows that Junior arent too Merit Scholar hip Test offered exclusively to Junior each spring MISS METZ FRONT ROW: Sandy Jaffe, .lane Butler, Vicki Vorder Bruegge, Susan Pigott, Linda Love, ,loan Butler, Elaine Page, Carolyn Mc- Intyre. SECOND ROW: Winston Blackwood, Paul Christley, Betty Armstrong. Carol Pennepacker, Jo Alperin. Martha Frances Her- rin, Helene Buderman, Bob Mar- tin. Fred Hamilton. THIRD ROW: .lames Jones, Bob Reed, Charles Wood, Larry W'addey, Bob W'est, Dick Salmon, Bob Warr, Jimmy Inman, Taylor Reveley. FOURTH ROW: Whit Parks, Mike Har- less, Ceylon Blackwell, Ron Zum- stein. Rob Sanders, Theo Cade, .lack Halford. Stan Peters. Van- ton Sellers. MRS R-XLS! HER FRONI ROW bands Hill Shar on -Xlquit Connie MCKLC Janet Paxnttr I lleen Npnnm Ruthie Berry .Iamt By rd NECOND ROW Dan Moore Que Rilu Janet Rolun on Lucia bpurrier ,Ieantttt gander Sherry Kape-II Larry Lu, Ladd THIRD ROW Byron Walter Donald Carre!! Dougla Xnderxon Dc Crain Hal Emmon lame Patton Mike Long FOI RTH ROW Cordon C1 mson. David ohn.-on. IC ' Porter Dou MCCL0. Billy Pat- rick Tommy Perry Bill In ram Tommy Wilder. M155 'NOI AN FRON I' ROW Y 1rg.1nia Harm on Nhirlox Nh r Margaret Harwell Harm! Lowe Kendall King. Anne -Xcru I WAIIIQUI t NEC 'ND ROW Dox Q fhildrn gara Harkel Kay Brlm Janet Reese-S Me-rrill anne Lf- llc Kaye Lawler farr lf L wok Br lrln McMullen THIRD ROW Jimmy McNeill Lx nn f 1 nrad B4 bbw By ar Bar bara Kfnnamtr R nm: ffoper D nald rick for at 'tlolf nc y Warm r Iallii un Ls nn Fr: rl XIrIAarland Danny rr r Iarrs fm MISS REAMS FRONT ROW: Linda Caxh Shir- ley Bennett. Adrienne Morgan Elaine- Cotro- Beverly McDade Virginia Du Vall. Linda McComa.. ,Io innie Singleton. SECOND ROW: Barbara Anthony. Kathey Briggs. Betty GelQton, Ann White. Betty Winhusen. Marianne Ball. Carolyn Hague, Nadolyn Edelson. Nancy Brooks. THIRD ROW: Romily Enochi. Peter Croney, Ronny Mason, ,Iohn Moody. Betty Tucker. Mike Musso. Danny Can- non, Zack Roushall. Israel Eliezer. FOURTH ROW: Marion Pirtle, Ray Williams. Eddie Pruitt. Bob Sessum, Larry Newman, Paul Wallace, Raymond Buring. Carl Fisher. l59 Serious Side as They Plan Ahead. 1 f, I 'fo' 'z yl - 1 I ' I '59, K rolfmn RVOW: ,x1' y.,fk. Roliert Could. .I F ' . ' I' I ' . Y 1 ,' A .--. .4 ,W L- ,'1' I' J flax I , fl ' . I7 Q Nllbi NIM 'NIYN PRUN I' ROW Gdll f rutnlmerg 'Nlarw W atl111 ton qheila Cray DIXIP f 1nn Paula Drew Bvrln ark nn a111 Hyatt Carol Huntc r NEI OND HOW Tum BLL1 le blona Nlur an Amt.: Nlyriclt bhxrlew 'NI1C1ll Barbara Harpnr Irma bhapiro 'Nancy Welmlm Harrlett Davis Penny Pow: r THIRD ROW I' P fl ll ru Wanna Wilhams Broolts I old Be rta flarlt Nandy Umptr flzn Wras Johnnw qanderi Wlal Colm Beaton. FOLRTH ROW 0 1 iy Ear, Ronnie Smit 1 Cllarlci Fitz erald. Clark Miller '01 r I Jordan. Rivk liinur i ,litnmy l'ile111in . I60 I NIINN Nl HVQ XXI lR JNI 1111 r t W 1 1 artl N r1n fr inn Bri n on 1 ll lt Dr rr1 Terri an will 1 tw artcr B4 111 l ldllll NH UND HOW 'Nancw N 111 L Nlarxanna rax 'N ar11 Harm-1 Il Barbara Emburx Bar bara Br M11 Lf1u1 e Pollard D1 ro thw Bnlun-4111 INHIRD ROW Hal .mars T 1111111 Hall Hcr wrt 111 r 1 r11 X an W Blix ltmdwear Ken 11 laik Earl inllm ,l11111111. Wrath 1rx MRS. WESBERRY FRONT HOW: Jean Dixun, Clara fox. flfilllillll Htmlvman, lauvttc .' 1'11. .111111a1 lwvr. 1,4100 -an lllllli' 11-r '. lat Wu an-. Sara yn 'Rim-nlwrg. SECOND ROW: Sliarun Weiner, lane' SCl1111i1lt. llliarlrvttv Scliwintl. Mar' via Mania. Frunlcie- W'l1iting:t11n, Kitty liriflin, ,luliv N111itl1. .-'xnn Hdflbllllf. l'.1111 Wi11g11, THIRD BOW: alvrry Blu:-ft:-in. jim-pli Willifwril. j11l111 NlL'lTil 5tlt'. Winn Ntf-11l11Ai1wn. Nlary .XIIII Rt'IllLilQ- lux. Danny Millard. lllydo Nlmrv, .l11l11111y N.111N111g1. l Ul'RTll BOW: ll1'I1Y'j' ll.1111N.11', I.:-Q Nlurrif. Cary Nt.1111p11r. li1111111 llmipcr, 1-'ll Wit-1-111g ,l11l111 W1-lib. Billy llmifsrtt, ltvllllllf l.11l11r. V. v. D I w U - Q . Sanur to the bchool H0115 111111111- i l.'i R 'Z Alva 'lit-. C 11- ,ip ' g- , A 1 5 . Lua BVIUIUI. .l l 1 N. ' Z' gy 11-15 1: -. -ll- 511 1 f QQ .W 'L ,Y 1' ,ff- . , ' ' Gj, .I'V 1:7 1 g 1 . il L11 lst 1-vt, Elgii fl ll, : l' Frie-1l1111111. Hill llawn. FOl'R'l'H RO 2 1 5 1 , -V111. . 113' A 5' ' i 13 ll Q 11 ff lgts P dl L 1 7 l Rt 1 l'11 l 1 11 1 fll ger J ll l Develop Leaclershlp and R6spO11b1lJ1l1ty THE JLNIOR CL-XSS OFFICERS for 19991960 Billy Cobb Trea urer Carl Fisher Pre ldent Bob Jw Go ett S t at Arm Peg gy Pierce Second hee President Anne Nloore Fir t Y ICC Pre ident -Xdrlenne Nlor an Secretary' ONE DOWN -KIND NIANX many more to be made 'Nancy Deaton and Pam Wmgo exchan e idea with Wir mia Harri on wh1le they work on ome of the many po ters to be put up all oyer the school adyertl in the Junior Cla party 'NIR WH ARTON FRONT ROW Judy Stark Sally Phelan Dorothy Sides Fay Nlox ley Sonjla Cox Erlene White Sandra Herzog, Jo Ann Hale. SECOND ROW: Tommy McKay, Beverly' Makowsky, Lonnie Keis- ker. Margaret Crunnet, Sidney Campbell, Sally' Kindig, Irving Weisberger. THIRD ROW: Billy Whiteside, Mike Mathers, Calvin Hicks, Carolyn Griffin, Marty Crusin, Jimmy Walton, .lere Pres- cott. FOURTH ROW: Foster Lester, Bob Packer, Joe Justice, Clint Combs, Richard Matthews. Ibl Freshmen Are Caught in the Frenzied AFTER FOLLOWING the wise adxice of the eagle. Wake Llp and Read, Phyllis Courtney shows the delight that is typical of all Freshmen who have dist-tm-rerl the pleasures of our cxtcnsixe lilmrary. MISS CRINKLEY FRONT ROW: Virginia George. Carolyn Key. Patsy Hingzger, Ern- 4--tine liain, ,lane Nash, ,lo .Xnne Van Dt-ll. SECOND ROW: ,lennim Ilmlwarrls. John IJ:-Witt, ,lnlln llllLlIlLll4'I'. Boll tlroucll. l..1n.1 l isl1- man. 'l'HlRD HOW: Doug lin- dall. Billy Mackey, Xlarxin Nelli. Brent Casey.-llavid Bowen. Nliclxey llnswurtll. FOIVRTH ROW.: llolr Griffith. Bernie Ustrm, Flniron Nlcllarity. .Xmly l.inl1os-. Roger Hwwllslelll. :ez l RlfSllNl,XN CIASS Ul FliQl'1RS for 1959-1960: e-ant-al Arnis. llolr W'atlxins: President. Daxid Yan Hoozcrg Vic On Septeinlrer Z. l'i5'li we lveeame the fifty-first class to enter Central. Despite changing fads and fashions. we were remarkably like the preceding fifty classes in one respect our dazed look revealed the typical apprehensions of all Freshmen. Neverthelessi after the first few weeks. we became more sure of ourselves. Ar-eustomed to the strict supervision of junior high school. we are amazed at the limited nuniher of restrictions placed upon Wlhirl of Ce11tral's Many Activities. Pre ldent Nu an Nlaxer Sfcrptdrv lduld I rusnher l urer Kelli B1le us New prnlle ee brou ht aflflfcl responslblhtle .aff whleh we fulfllled to the bet ff our dlillllltf The school wear opened before uw vuth 1tQ YHFIUUQ lnterests and actlwltles all cnthuelaetleally sup ported by the freshmen Spetlal aetlutlee Such as the Freshman Claes party ancl elution of offuer contrlbuted to maklnh our flret xear at Central one o the moQteXc1t1n a fl xrofltabls ware o our Xi' neg N I' K hll0l'HI pccunu rr J HYIXIIIIIS americana JN oe vmrr ti unea lflet ca In 1 'NIR DR XKE l'RO'Nln ROW Llnda Harne Nlarw 'Nldrtm bmger Ea on Bar bam Whlte Iennw Hoban ,laredl xICCdlI'lldH Evelyn Nlltchell Xl phd lcrrw SECOND ROW Sara Smxth Banme Sandrld e Carol -Xnn Better worth Herbert Wll on .ludy Kexth Xian Darden lean Goff THIRD ROW Blll Weatherall Stexe OKeefe Bobbx Rehmel Dand Ro enhlum Can Holland Nlax Wardlow Robert qfllllll Dlcl-t Nlulhn FOLRTH ROW Cole 'Nhchael PaulTa hte Pat Na h Ur Paul Drake I63 I, I Va C 'S .35 . 1' :.f1 ',', ' Q A Agggnre-tw R . , 1 N. xl 7.514 V .' A- D 'IO - . A- v .Y. gk gl ? S '.:..V...S. I It. -ISV , with A ' 5 '- ' ' - ' . .. l 'mfH2f'- . ' . . . . . l '-ffinvgq ' x V h ?' . . I S ' ' ff ' . Z .? f -, , - g n I ' . f I ' l. l g ' f' v ' ' 5 7' asks Glen Hjs. th he and Oclie W rd l inspect 'n lss' '-l l-' for l 'lllllll all biology If-nf bookle-tx. l ': ' ' 5. V . ' I . . 1 v , 7 K A 4. , , . . D , I ' L . , . . g , I . 5 '- - , S ' V ' A .i ' v Y Y V . 0 'V ,Q , 5 l I. 1. Y ' 'Q . ' S. ' s ' . FI -XC, IJETXIL IN ONE of th: on 1b1l1t11 umed ls I'rc men ln R O Tl Trm 1 U lower tht flag under tl1e 1n Iruc n f Lt Lour Waltcr IC Hawke and Robert Dndd tancl r x to recent Il MRS. GVTHRIE FRONT ROW: All-tl1a Al:-xantlf-r. fancy Quallr, nn11 mix . Eialwth Il0lt'IIlLlI1, Ifnda Call'- erxtt, -usan lunat 11. flurm- Q1 Yavis. Nlarxunn Sllf'I'I1ltlIl. SEC, OND ROW: Sandra Jrnes, Blar- ret C11 gn: .jma I.a1g11' . .' rry il' fl: , ft - I -111. . 'r tara If -l - 1- . '-ge' Cru 1-. TI RD ROW': IP',111e' lyrril' ,Q- U , 11 n own. 111 gf Aer-1, .yn , 1- 'll r er. . +1 - . f nny Simi. , Li eine N114 e. Lynne Nlvllww. I'Ol'RTll OW: Hnsrsr Sloekton. Il:-41 gg - Nlyr' ' ', 'fn Stiwrwn.: ' .I It . ' - j fn C1, A 1 N11 . Jllllllly Keniinger. I64 Nllbb I HE.l1.lN I'RUN'I ROW NIIYY ,Io Burrow Cllerrxc Redd Robnrta Brown Nancs Lamlm Paula Cruenberg Sman Nlayer NIHTIZIII Tan ey Janet NlfllUlS0l'l SECOND ROW T01111111 Y .1ug,l1n Cnrrlfr- Tuvker 0 tdu Muon I llv for E n Clldlllfl Ir nf 'lfa Ruth llurbe ullt Jane Crrlmb Wlllldlll Barton THIRD ROW Carole Plcken Innn Douthrt ,Iudx Rlea Layne Bnaurnont Daud Harold Joyce , vvlv Kitty Mitcltell Elizumetl Wf'utl1f1rfrrr1l. I-'0IfRTH ROYV: Freddy Whitt- ,Ia 1105 I.-.jlie Neal Clement Buddy Ratcliff Steve Sim., John Bryan. Paul I-Ioln1e,, Cavette Conaway. F I'6Sl1ll1El11 Year Broadens Interests and regrb 5' ' ' ass, 1 A 1.' 1 -ell- ' . . .,f. AQ A I R'l tio do . '- -, 'DD' 1 eadj 5 -' '- ' . I 1 ' 1' ' : . 1 j , ,i .Il I-Y V 1' JEII'-A -, 1.1, :-, ri ,' ', vt ' - 11 , ' , ' 1 1 Y Y I N ex S N N DH R4 l un l1 1 1 1 Q I I l1 Ld e If Is l 1 ll1n I .1 J 1nd I 111111 Il C1111 111 Bal nmtr lefw Il II 1 1 1111 t n ,I l1 lir I 1 PT 4 L l I NI WI vt lI111l S1111 .lth NI d l I tr R W1 r 1 nk In 1 'lllvcrt Ntr ud J1111 1111 lr u l ,l111 XIII 11 Increases Abilities of the Students. NIR HARDX FRONT ROW Lmda Kay Smith Nancy Whlte Jacquelyn Belote Sue Eutts V1Ck1 Blumenfeld Kathy McDonald Eva Ra an Grace Vlontgomery SECOND ROW Betty Bryan Llnda Paulln Jean Rogers Gradlne Tucker Sandra Dugan Susan Wh1tmore Flora Esman THIRD ROW Billy Gray Ronn1e Gammon Billy Jone Bryan Acuff Baxter Under wood John Demuth Jerry Wheel Paul Goldstein FOURTH ROW Ronn1e Pruettr Rlchard Cupp Bobby Raessler Lydla Hall Sam Wooldridge Bruce Hooper David Compton Al Becker MONE, TWO. THREE-Doris, you're out of time! Ellen Young teases Doris Gentry while Jean Goff concentrates on doing the exercise correctly. 'VIISS JONES Lonna Llghtbody Owanda Lunn Ann Howard Pat Gore Carolyn Chapel Raynelle Dldlef Alice Waldon SECOND ROW Joe 'NIC Cord Lmn Guenther Sonya Ruh m tem Carolyn Campbell Shlr ley Haney Wlolly 'Nlalone Rlta Evans THIRD ROW Bllly Kramer Frank Tapp Paul Rack ley Billy Roach Leslie W1lcox Johnnie Neal Rlchard Pe rkey Ronn1e Summar F O U R T H ROW Bill Starr Nhke 'Northern Tim Com1n B111 Brown Ralph Cram Frank Hume Clyde Cro we I65 l ?.B , - : . 1' ' 7 . 7 . ' fy 9 J 7 Y A v Y g 1 r . : , . .y 7 I . Y , , u , I , . S9 Y 7 - 7 5 - er, ' . Z . Wy . 7 ' 7' Y T I Y 7 W , . FRONT ROW: Jackie Letellier, . 7 v 3 J . 1, . , , w l a J ' . S . 1 v , . - v wg . v Q Y .- . : ' V 9 J . 3 . ,Y , . . V .. A 1 . 5. vy s. - , - A , . . Y . Y . 7 V 'Y S- ll. if qylxrjtg x M az iffy Kwai? flfwiap SQ 2 llllllggjf rtllkwswnr. SMG '19 NIIQS KEITH FRONT ROW Plnllis Courtnfx Kathy Xoung Toula Boyer Bettwe .lo Olne Frankie Sorrell Iwnda Willxin on Brenda Riley P Ward SECOND ROW Truds Ro en Jeanne- Sutton Lind ew Prine Dewora 'Nayowitz Kay Wil Qallve Rodri UCI Catliermr Dau THIRD ROW Robin Tuck cr Cordell Pirtlc 'Nlilw Riddick Nlariella Holder .lohn Nloorc .loc K1f-Ch. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Mc- Gee David Crayzon Bob Watkin. Ferrnan Miller. Joe Cohn Kpnny Goode. I66 7 E H N ELNX NIINEH l nvh rm mll Barlsira c too f X llarlvara Nlillzr 4 xrofullx vu h 1 r if oin tradx IC lard llurt ind fliarls 1 proudlx l Ili thfir Qf r MRS. LINTON 1 JNT RUNT: B vnclu lit-rl ' . 1' e-1 Ytun . R1 urinary Wiardlrw Mary Kay Hartic-. Marcia Lcfler Aurolia Criffin. Pat,y Dari Qon. Clrnda Bock. SECOND ROYT: Carl Kvnnon. Mary Lowrcy, Bernctta Halford. Martha Emhrfry. Carolyn Scott, llarlmara Davidwn. Suian lf- lmvitz. Martha Arwood. John Crvar. THIRD ROW: Druid Friencr. Billy Fcrgu-nn. Sammy Sadler. Susan Spoltz. Nlimi Had. .lim Cieselmann. Harry Schaffer. Jerry Crawford. FOURTH ROW: ,lamfi Colley, JOB Hayes, Edwin White, David Trous- dalf-. Tommy Cainoi. Warren Scott. Kc-lly Bile-. F1'CSl1ll16l1 Look AIIXIOUSI ' to the ENQ .I . f Q N0 C Wl' .fl ' ' L' l,,sf!' Q-T le pro-1 -cts of Agp' gl Q lrj R' J L ' 'Q xlfrrft j rieuy -' .xnio rings - 4 ,fi . ,W it A . f . fa ' is fl: ri? Q' ,. I X? if A in . l ' S H, ' JESSY son.,p 4 A 'g Q., .' ' : ' '- - Q ' A , FRI r .ta PI If n gg v 1 , . Q a- ' NIR NIEEKS FRONT ROW Nlichelle Hutkm Ruth Hcrzber Charlotte Ed e 'Watalie Howard ,Iann Ray Caro lyn Frym Sandra Baker Carolyn Carmavlx SECOND ROW Patrl cia I ,Iudy Welden Judy Mar lowe 'Nlildred In ram Sheila Roger Dori Xnn Hendereon Sandra 'Newinan THIRD ROW Rob: rt Dodd Bruce Rourland WlllldU1 friffin Daud WJHIIOOZII' FOI RIH ROW: Billy I.omlunan, l , y Godwin. lim Ilai NIRN I I OX IJ ONT ROW I rr1 lu tive ifrry Pafford Pe H a P lllllp Sandra Rf blnn Karen W1 iam Sandra fr urh nn L: utch Slff ONIJ ROW lame ruinan ram: Linda wr Sfvsart Iawtr Rfttxe Pi ar on Nlartha L1 rltw 4 d P y l Xppelbaurn THIRD ROW Lynn farri fn Jfhnny Xrnold nie rt Hou ard r 1 Stew Dau Hike Stoker fharle Reid FOI RTH ROW larry John on n fraham Ii ll laul ,lo nm 1 Bib Hu llurld Iipm MISS OTT FIRST ROW: Alive- Wellons, Barbara Bouler. Nancy Vaughn, Hadelyn Chandler. Amy Rose, Cookie Laughlin. Gladys Dur- ham, Barbara Miller. SECOND ROW: Shirley Ryland. Sarah Snyder. Peggy Griffith. Sandra Stacey, Ronnye Bolton. Betty El- liott, Christie Buchannan. THIRD ROW: Mike Lyons. Jim Sill. Don- ald Marcum. Carol Reeves, Bar- bara Panitz, Richard Goodwin, Mitchell Gilliam, Todd Stein. FOURTH ROW: Lamar Bell, Bobby Thomas, Billy Reid, Rodger Aitken. George Conroy, Steve Chase, Melvin Posey. I67 Future, but Enjoy the Present. FR .' 'z J, 'Q s' , Sl - 1' ' . 'MMP' Young. P I l' ' Q. fl' ' I ' -. ll Q. ,,' 'Y in ' , Jo A F -- Qirf flollinii. ' M 'Q. tl ,' 'l'. 2 -'L ,.' ' www. hjl- ig .f ' . . ': Bobby Ixklntyrf-, ,lohn'nyA Hum: ' . N Xlit f-ll. ., Q Jii'1M.i 7. hif Vi- Ar, I mv. 1 -1 .' an. NI: ll fr IU NIINN NIHPNX I'RON'I ROW xldffhd Jnhnwn 1 fd n 11111 B111 XIHTJFTIE? NI11111f- Brmnf f 111111 Xnn qm11h IL I XIITN Ixuxlwn a N OXO ROW 11.111 111 1 I..1n1 N11111I11 1 df Iun 1111 11 1011 NI1ln1r B111 Nmder on I.111d.1 IKMI Imda H1111d THIRD ROW Ro 1111 Vhlder 11hn Trmm Fridlr XIIIFIII Il R11 JP-11 llf 1 111 1111n If I R I Rf W 1 I1u111 1X 1111 111 1 1 1 111.1111 Hur I1 Iqrrs Fmn Fm lx Con Ieilu MRS STFRNBERC ' ONT KUW: S11ni.1 Clark. Q pun W'f'I1Il1', Ii' 5' ' lliflr . C full. .' 11 .1 Chi -N-. far Li ic Q 1.11 Rus- 111. SATL! -1 - kcrsun. SECOND ROW: Pat Pat- '-1 . 11 . 1 .1-wk. 'irginiu Hgglins. 1 fa y Q' 1' . l1nni1- swald. '.1ti1- 1 11-rtf. Junm Caripidcs, THIRD ROW: Mike E 4111, Ll '1- .1y1's, J1-115' Bffn- ' , 'rry 1 . .Ia -5 Mi ia S. Ire F11-111iberg1. 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I, X1's, L- Hu'-. gl B11 C,1II 1 I 1 II1111 1- I11111 111111111 IR I Nu- 111 I'1n11 I I NI Q I11 I l1Ir1 I I H lx N1 I 1 WI 11r1n HIIYIFI I 1 X W1 111111 I 11 xllllh tl O lx R1l I d Ilr lx H 11111 JL P1111 1111 11 p J H R ' 111 I1111r1 II1l111r R1w111111l I1 M as Then' ,Tumor Year Approaches From bevnldered Freehmen we hawe become capable and conftdent readx to aieume our reeponslbllmee ai next weare Junlore 'Not only haue we galned a xaet amount of knowledge from teacheri and textbooki, but we hase aleo recened a Qhare of the fnendehxp honor, and Qpmt that 14 Central NIR WILLIANIH FRONT ROW Nlars Ann H111 Peggx Qtfvsart Irene Karrl Carol inn fre 'NaDean Wool drldge Qhxrles Colt Kaw Tucker Latane Ware SECOND ROW 1 Wf vdward llmms 1nk .lane Crawford Catherme D chell Jonl Faulkner J1mms Car on Teddw bmlth THIRD ROW Barry Salks Jlmms Whxtfuld Stanley NIvDou all ,lohnnw 'NIC Call Daud Nltllen Qtephen Cold man Fharle Horn Tommy Bra hear Johnnw Thompson .lohnny 'llc ek Dana Henkm Robert fre on Danm Hmm DAY ID SOLOWIOIN S LOOK OF confu lon ln September contrasts Qharply mth T1m Comm assured manner ae he lgn Elizabeth Weather ford s wearbook at the end of the wear I69 . . I .' -4 . i ' E, . ,f,. . , - .. - 1' 1 . 4' ' . 4 'jf , ' -' 'Y ' ' . ' ' us- v ' ' . . i' - 5 , 'T I . 'z - ','. ' ,' A ': , 7 I - u nf ' , - S . 's, ' Hamm. FOI RTH ROW: Harold . A , ,E , - fl' 1 -g ' ' -S. , V Y, Q- - A A A . . V 1 q c ' ' s S' S ' - 7 v 1 4 . t Y T F , 1 f f ..--7: if ' f 2--9:2153-F'-'?5'iElE?l I 'rr' J - - , 5 ADVERTISEMENTS l., C KQMEKX 'ah x,,,J--nk- ' GQ '- Xxx E if x xisik N.. I .Z- As JM!! f L 'W 'f'u.....w.,,'-'WMM .1 E M' - Qi xx X Q . ' C 4 9.3, 'Q 1 A 1 2 L I70 ACTIVITY ON THE trade floor of the Memphis Cotton Exchange is evidence of the importance of cotton trade in our area. Business carried on here has a great impact on all of Memphis. Our cotton trade aids in making it possible for other busi- ness establishments, such as those of our advertisers, and educational institutions, such as Central, to prosper. man- 'wo O Bolls of Thanks to the .. o Frlends of Central Hugh ,QQ QW II 'Tj' 3' ggi! - - II . ' A. Q1 RX 1' ,U I N gi A A SA ,A X' L : 6 X i , + E X .I if X ' ' as N D 11' - lg 'z Y, 4 fw 1 0 X R xx I f z K h , U 3 L K J u , . 7 Whlle enloyung Ihelr weekly brldge game Felux Jenksns Annerle Jones John McKarn and Ela ne Lawson also enpoy refreshlng COCA COLA Fellx +he dummy l5 acfua ly no dumy al all since he as supplying Ihe four of fhem wu+h 'rhe pause fhar refreshes COCA COLA mmf 'alle Don+ +ry fo move +ha+ durl' yourself' Le? Euclid move for you Sybil Glbbons Ray Herzog and Sallie Denman re on Ihe servlce of +h1s safe machlne handled by EUCLID MEMPHIS SALES INC ' HITTHAT I LNE awe' and hnf lf hard' These are words Ihaf Jimmy Byrd Davld Fnnley and Kam Johnson are used fo hearnng When on +he foofball held 'rhey never worry because LAWSON CAVETTE 9 So Thxrd S+ supplles fhem wlfh +he besf equxp rnenf for 'Phe besl hugh school I73 Q W I 3 ' : X ,.,. no ' a I ff V Q ' I rl I I I 1, I I ' gf , - ' H :rv Q I. I why' .4 . I . . , Q , 1 I I, ,i.,,, We , W 2 f 5? - 5 g,,. A I 5 y ff , 'hi-H' V ' ' 4 gf . ' . Q, gs , if 'I ' ' ,,,,' , ,A . if A gr ' . ,Q F A , - 4411, Q M vw ,. 3: gb -I , ' . ,,' 4 4 - L 5211. 2-fr I l A 2, f'fY'3l5'f' 3 ,yfYj',,Qs'5'fL3f I ' ' , , ' ly r . ' . 1 AEA? ywf, Haw z 'fi T T -'T' 4' Y S3-J Awww r Even Lee Askewg pad has 5 5uppIy of the Codes? drink SCHRAFFTS CANDIES proven Ime Iavorufe candy I In fown FOREST HILL MILK Loca! beainlks gave up fhelr Memphis has aHrac+ed Iwo more cusfomers Judy Epsfevn coffee for a fasfe of +ha'r dehcuous beverage Why don? you and Marfha DooIey I be? even you wou d Inke I+ If you gave fry some +omorrow7 If a y Hindi! As Dveme Sue EngeIberg bows oui +ve ca o es on her b Hhday cake her guesfs Menu' KIo+wog CaroIyn Mclnfyre Gary Omeh BIII Hughes and Russef' VoI rher cwve ef I' e r besf W shes WIN 9 EYEIVQ Ihe +an+aIuzmg cake baked wI+h pure creamogew zed HUMKO , I, W, . M , , ,, 1 . , A- 'f - ' L 'E , 'f QI fl 1 'Q 1 v Q ' I ,f ' I f' sf I N ' I V . A 5 , . . 4 f Im, J I I ' I ,fe I '5' - ,, ' ' 0 , 1 A, . X 1 I H , I V 4 2 M , 1 ' ' -. W' , MZ I 'U I, jgif Q sf W - -'K h . ., .. h l . I h . I . . , O . ' Tr . as W I ' X. I Y 5 . J A , ' -K 1 ,,,... GOOD PLACE TO EAT The COI'1Ver1lenl'ly locafed 'l'l1rOugl1Ou'll'l'1e A5 Blllle Jean Bgxfer and Glenda Conerly gaze al' 'lhe Memphls and Mud Soufh area offers a good place fo 66+ beauhful new DODGE fhey are amazed af fhe low prnce Becky Morfon and Bully Cooper alWdyS meel' fhe QOHQ f convenience and good mileage of The marvelous 60 DODGE TODDLE HOUSE DRIVEIN 4726 Poplar See JOHN WELLFORD 925 Unnon 'roday and have DODGE fonxghl' ff ,v 04.3. I wish I were an ocfopus says Beverly Baruchman fhen I could gel eighl new wafches insfead of lusl one. She is guess Jfhaf fhey are keepqng Up.+O.dafe will-1 fhe gomcble in a delighhful dilemma frying fo choose among all The many d ' lc PEPSI-COLA. affracfive sfyles 'Found only af A. GRAVES 8: STEUWER l8 rm , N, Second. From ihe happy faces of Larry Chamberlin, JoAnn Bowen, Johnny Hawkins, and Carolyn Comin, everyone is able fo WV! Ulu .'Q:!':..Eau n Q U -M ..-tj Don+ lei a dlsforled murror mar your ouflook on Isle Break Scrumphous ns lhe word for COLETTAS PIZZA You 'loo ' It wonr bring you seven years bad luck for you can buy wall agree lusl as Sylvia Mams and Joel Cook when you ea? 5 brand new one like fhe Qne In which Margie Rasmugen IS rhe d6lICIOUS pizza served al' COLETTAS adm rung herself from TAYLOE GLASS CO 267 Umon RANT IO63 S Parkway E and 4940 Summer Ave Mrs Ounda Murphy places Dme Gunn and Shelna Gray Mr Carl Carson and has daughfer Karen are plcfured wuih under The dryer affer fmng fherr hear an one of fhe lafesr one of the lovely cars avanlable lo 'rhe people of Memphus sfyles fhaf wou'd please any gurl Go by 2l26 Maduson af CARL CARSON CAR 81 TRUCK RENTALS, 788 S Mom OUlDA'S BEAUTY SHOP, and ge? fhe rnghl' sfyle for your own undrwdual needs .A S' ' L ,K ' 'nl ml ' A Y. .5 -,, 3 le' l A kb. KF- :QV ,H 't 6 E A in g .. , :' i L, ' Q. 'N r M 5-A y ,L M 4 fi y yy L . Q W A 'lwbl N-gum, W , AMIN -, f gf Nl Ml ' C iff rf, ADVANCE RUBBER STAMP WORKS INC GEO T BRODNAX INC Paul Gruenberg Wm E Gruenberg 39 So Mann JA 60076 PO Box 5I0 JA 6 7633 339 Madison Ave If you cIon+ know dramonds C D AKERS AND SONS FURNITURE CO INC ALLEN BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION CO I472 So Trezevani' FA 3 5529 3536 Walker Ave I452 So Trezevani GL 2 I837 FA 7 7366 Do know your leweler pI y? CITY PAINT COMPANY CONSOLIDATED POULTRY AND EGG CO 2I30 Madlson 426 SI' Paul SI' BR 6 8506 JA 3 I366 QUALITY SALES 8: CONSTRUCTION CO DEATON PATTERSON 3476 Bayhss Ave I-Iouse of Fine CIo+I1es FA 7 l695 II8 Madison JA 5 3040 JA 6-4040 , , . . I , I ll I n ' II 'I ' 0 - , , gf' ' W, D if 2' I lla... 1 o A C' . ,i' P I ' W L ,, . VM, - 0 K .d - Q AII work: no a . . ' ll . I, JOHN A. DENlE'S SONS CO. GORDON'S FOODS Building Maierialg Magic Pac Pofafo Chips Adams N lvidlh JA 6 732l JA 5 8393 GRISANTI S ON MAIN HOLLEYS FLOWERS 81 GREENHOUSES 'fallen Cuisine Summer Ave 6+ Holmes Across From Ceniral S+ahon FA 7 5658 552 S Maln JA 7 6268 Memphis Favorlre for Over 20 Yrs Lai. g 'I' HOWARDS FURNITURE 81 HARDWARE Serving You Since I927 2355 Lamar Ave FA 4 2782 HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSN Home Federal Building 2nd and Jefferson JA 7 I477 A dividend paid Iwnce a year since I876 THE HUDDLE 250 S Bellevue BR 6 9652 HALLE ON MAIN Women s Apparel IO3 S Mann JA 6-4l35 I I , ul 7 . I . I, e I ' . 'I ' K 'lv- 'Qi Ig, I Ui THX -.. ni' 51 Drop everyfhin I I 's Iime for lunch I ll n 0 ll ' I ,, . . . . . .. HAVERTY FURNITURE C0 PAT JOYNERS ESSO STATION IS7 5 Mam JA 65993 I2I3 Umon BR 62878 3432 gummer GL 2 7309 334I Poplar Ave GL 8-43I4 JOSEPHS SALON SHOES KIRBY BALL RADIO SALES SERVICE JULIUS Lewis jf 5 '3ffQ Ave I46O Umon Ave BR 6 637I jf ,ffff h h I LEONARD S PIT BAR B Q MEADOWBROOK DAIRY As Memplwns Knows So Wall Ameruca ll68 Airways Blvd H40 S Bellevue GL 2 6296 WH 2 40l0 MEMPHIS OFFICE SUPPLY CO 260 Madison I47I Rozelle JA 6 757l BR 2 l705 Ilia? Anol er Cenfral Freshman - Anof er Cen ral Warrior LIBERTY CASH ekoceas. INC. . ' ALMA McGOLDRICK HAT SHOPPE PEACOCK RUG CLEANERS 70 W. Courl' Be Proud of Your Rugs JA 5 0968 836 Vance JA 6 3I07 MILLER HAWKINS SECRETARIAL SCHOOL H 68 Poplar BR 6 I738 PARKVIEW PHARMACY Secrelarual Traxnmg a Specially I9l4 Poplar Be a Secretary BR 40306 ew wARmoR ghih JOHN H PARISH 8: SON PAINTERS RADER WILDER 8: CO SECURITIES l083 Galloway BR 6 8877 512:02 alilggfers Banl: Building CHARLES M PARKER COTTON CO RESTHAVEN NURSING HOME Coffon Merchanfs The Nursing Home Tha? ls a Real Home 96 S Fronf II43 Poplar JA 7 I468 BR 2 I277 I - ul . . . . I Il ,- H . -I 9 gur ,rl ere. - I ' 0 ' l . . . . Il ' ' . To eg. 'I A l 21 5-lx' . X Deanna Srrman and Carol Sue Forlas vuslf MEMPHIS FURNITURE MANUFACTURING CO 7l5 S Camrlla and see why 'the besf relal slores In The Mud Soufh obfaln 'rhelr fnne Iurn fore from 'rh s frnendly flrrn Always look 'For The abel I quallfy producls from MEMPHIS FURNITURE CO 5 4 5 QQN- 'F an gave avi' ol! Why noi be luke Sandy Jaflee Terry Downs and Nadolyn Speaking of lvy League have you been fo OAK HALL Edelson who lef all of fheur worries be handled by BOYLE la+ely7 Well Carl Flsher and Roberl' Johns have Locafed ar INVESTMENT CO 42 S Second? Don? 'rhunlr lhaf new home 55 N Mann OAK HALL offers The besf In men s wear us Impossible unhl fallunq 'lo BOYLE . ' A X -,X gf' ' A I .-5' ,gh-ir A ,, xfw., 5, V ., . ' V I . . - . . . Q I . . I 5 O . If ' I l,. l V I r 4 I 1 A '.v ,,'-4 , Q- Q- I' , .I -', 5 yy -' r-f' - '- VT Li 2 ,437 UL: '.A . ., W ' -a-,- ' Q' 2' ' 'f'fi'f4 . -:eff ' - 4- . - -, ' rp. EqhgANQu5l.,ngrFiguLrnss1 . I I. -e .y , '.-' ' ,-:I 1- , 'Q ' -,Q - , ,' . v 42 I' f-75. 'ff 1, , ia-' ' ' 1 , v A. ., if '7.-'ff A U 'I-FI, 1 I .. ' fa' ' . ' .4'.-:FIfst'Qe5,..e'ffl: Q A f we ' g-4' '., Amr, , I 1 I. I -..f. -' ' A -5 , K l 4 I , I v .I . . . . . V . . . l8I SCHILLING MOTORS, INC. FRANK F. SPLANN Mercury. Edsel. English Fords The Used Car Man Lincoln Confinenfal Cash or Kredifs We Tofe ihe Nole 939 Union Ave., BR 2-756I I370 Union Ave., l065 N. Hollywood THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. SOUTHERN TEXTILE 8: SUPPLY CO. I424 Union Ave. 896 Easfmoreland Ave. BR 4-87I5 JA 3-2506 TRI STATE PRESS INC THORNTONS FLAVO RICH BAKERY Fme Prmhng Speedy Sen Memphis Fmesf Donufs Reasonable Pnce 3804 Parlr 2339 Lamar 277 Jef-Person JA sem FA 4'4'72 FA 787'3 S C TOOF 8' CO TOWNSEND ROBERTSON LUMBER co Prmhng and Office Supplies IIII Unlon Planfers Banlr Bldg I95 Madison Ave JA 6 849' JA 6-227l Sir Galahad Io 'Ihe rescue Q I . I - - ll U U ll . T lvv ' l 1 , ' - I eaaaif ,Z . n-'ff l e 3 5-rw . ' 1 L R' Y 11' le., rvfwhf, 5, My ' N , ,qfnrl I , l I l 4' V 1 ' l , l-I l ,X . 1 , ,M , . . ' Y , 'l .QL fg .--1 Q Q I F N , 5 ' Q ' 3, Q -34. N. ' 'Q : I' 5 , , 1 ' 4 ' X 3 A , H fi, ' I ff g f E Q fl . ,Y fl 1. ' . . - a ffl' if ' 1 l 3 , 2 . 5 .J V I we 4 Q N' ' EL. l ll If Q Gt- N- 15 '-' f 1-'lf 5 . 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M 'l. ., - V, ' 'Q :I ' - ' , 2. gil? ,ff YW 35' 4 my gflffgi YI 'Tp-31 will Yiwfvm wily? gg, 4 QW jatdidwff iii 1-MK' 1v'5f'1 H4 U :annum W wnwww H721 Wi muff-aw 1 W ' 4' li ii -f ffl fl?-J: V HUQS-w.l.i A623 31 an 1 A W wana, bifw .mg 5 -ml Ea amd my -...U Sxeu or ouAuw ,,,,,M5f,q,3!:-M wth? wld FO' 9l055 Ol MY klnd Shape of we 90 lo one Ol NURRES Ronme Chamberlain lives lo eal and Pal Wallace eals fo Two convenuenl locahons 26l5 Summer or 240 N Fronl lwe 6,11-,er way bofh gay M991 me .gf BRITLINGS Two and gel ummeduale servlce and mslallaluon lusl as Carolyn locahons 75 U,-Hon Ave and 20 Poplar Hlghland Plaza Hague SMART TAI LORED CLOTHES Whefher al a lea or luncheon, you can always look lovely luke Lynn Flnley and Beverly Mannmg an 'flue srnar+ lanlored clolhes from HELEN OF MEMPHIS, IBO Union Avenue The HELEN SHOP 15 larnous for calerlng +o The young laclres laulored needs as well as lormal wear 2. X If W wifi Q 991 Q31 VV X A i? X1 Q X X Xw .ff I 'Q ,' A fi-4' . 1' . ' x X 1 A' V I D 'f Q I- 2 . x , A -.J N A I vg. 4 QL R- v' X G ffl 5 ,gi lx Cn X ' Q34 t Q E5 N N x I4 1 K ' U 1 ,Q '-. I I' ,fy xg I up ig f I ry I I X 1? A, Q if 5 X Y 71- X .3 Q :J D 5 T E L E G R Y D Congratulations CLASS OF 60 H COMPAN WRIGHTS MEN WEAR I64I Umon BR 48542 3470 Plaza FA 3 2086 YORK ARMS CO Sporhng Goods I62 S Mann JA 6 I2I7 'W DEAN S COFFEE Flne Coffee Roasfed nn Memphis Over IOO Years CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL BAND BOOSTERS Lefs Make 'rlne Warrior Bancl Hue Besr In The Land SCHOOL SPIRIT BURROUGHS Office Maclunes Trammg Cenier 23I Monroe Ave JA 5-4352 MEMPHIS STEAM CARPET CLEANING CO 75 Years Old Reliable 968 Jackson JA 6 5958 HECHT S 392I Parlr 3483 Poplar 4I4 N Cleveland I I8 Monroe N PERSONAL LOA 38 N. Third 2327 Lamar 3438 Summer 81 FINANCE CORP 3434 Plaza, GL 2-I 113 DIX PHARMACY :aa N. Garland KLINKE anos. Ice CREAM co BR 4-67 I 6 2477 Summer DESHAZO COLLEGE OF MUSIC GL 2-l l0l l264 Linden LILLARD'S PHARMACY BR 5-5594 l220 Lamar BR 5-2 I 08 C L McCOMAS CLU General Agenf Pllol' Life Insurance Co JA 7 2677 Sferlclc Bldg DICKENS AND CHALLEN Insurance Acllusfors 2I3 S Cooper BR 6735I Ihlyh I' KINNETI' STURGIS 81 CO 70I CoH'on Exc Bldg JA 7 262I 'K CANAD ig RY ,.?L I' k I fi! 4 , YOU in ou ave Irouble wi lm English! V O I ' O I I ' V ' E ' I . . . - : ,gil I ' - Wh--awww PARENT HELP + y + S+ d + Flre Aufomoblle and General Insurance Liberal Real Esiafe Loans Real Esfafe Sales E H CRUMP AND CO THE souTH s LARGEST INSURANCE AGENCY HASSLER APOTHECARY PRESCRIPTIONS 27I So Bellevue BR 6-0598 C. K. FISHER, busily preparing The program for +he nexl P.T.A. mee+ing. is now being aided by her son. Cary. M F h 'fl-1 fh h P.T.A. b I y cl ' ffh B dy ' ry p 'bl y. I 0 c ' u ACE APPLIANCE CO. HOLLIS CONST. CO. 343I Summer Ave. Asphalf Paving FA 44408 20 Bun'I'yn, GL 2-9489 Mem phis, Tennessee O K HOUCK PIANO CO FITZPATRICK JEWELERS IZ' Umon 3409 Summer Ave FA 3 I24I JA 6037i 2553 Broad Ave GL 2 0207 Memphis Tennessee LEHMAN ROBERTS CONST CO Hnghway Confracfors WH 8 3306 I098 Wllson PO Box 2552 DeSo+o Sfahon SOUTHERN BUILDERS INC 3355 Poplar FA 4-888I Memphls Tennessee ST LOUIS INDEPENDENT PACKING CO 824 So Vandevenfer Ave Mayrose Fme Meafs S+ Louls I0 Mussourl DEWEY MOTOR CO II60 Umon Ave BR 2 243I Memphls, Tennessee I' - - ll - I STUDY7 No, Ihe books are for looks. - I . . . . , ' I , . I - WRAY WILLIAMS BLUEPRINT CO. Main Office Poplar Branch 23 So. Second S+., 3373 Poplar JA5-6353 FA3-2688 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE GOULD'S BEAUTY SALON BAKER FURNITURE COMPANY Kimbrough Towers, BR 5-3l05 Early American Furni'I'ure Poplar Plaza, FA 3-8594 3I07 Barron Summer Cenier, MU 3-7373 GL 8-3384 Whifehaven Plaza. EX 7-2323 TIE TO GOOD BUYING CI d +JULIUS LEWIS I46O U I d PIC PAC OPERATIONS 2268 Lamar Ave Memphis Tennessee FASHION WHIRL l533 Unlon BR 6 504I Memphis Tennessee N - I I I I Because fhere is such a wide seledion from which fo choose, J ff musr rely on his fafher 'ro help him. No mailer wha 'rhe h ice may be. he knows 'rhaf ualify an appearance will be ure a . nion Avenue. Serving The Fnnesl BR 6-45I3 Call Nick in Foods Phones JA7-9786 l03 So, Cond- Phones JA6-9398 al' Main CITY COFFEE SHOP SOUTHERN METAL PRODUCTS CORP. 2665 Broad FA7-843I Memphis, Tennessee BROADWAY SAFE DRIVING SCHOOL CHARLIE WILLIAMSON BODY SHOP 2065 Peabody 645 Marshall BR 4-29I3 JA 7-953l LIBBY'S FURNITURE SHOWROOM SWIFT 8: CO. ICE CREAM I089 Florida 2022 Madison WH 2-I54I BR 5-2I36 CROUCH'S FISHERMAN PARADISE WILMOTH RESTAURANT 2l36 S. Bellevue Blvd. 2265 Park WH 6-8736 GL 2-7936 Sporling Goods We Never Close BLUMENFIELD ICE 81 COAL CO. NATIONAL DRUGGIST SUNDRY CO. l44l Lamar I36 S. Second BR 5-3171 JA 6-0653 UNION CHEVROLET COMPANY TERRELL DRUG COMPANY , I020 Union Ave. I570 Vollenfine Ave. BR 4-7400 HOME OF THE BLUES RECORD SHOP FISCHER LIME 8: CEMENT CO The s'rree+ where The blues was born 269 Walnui' Ave I07 Beale JA 5 6303 JA 6 02I I KLINKE BROS ICE CREAM CO SARTAIN TRUCK LINES 2477 Summer Ave I47 Wmchesfer G 2IIOI .IA535II E Y PIC PAC OPERATIONS INC OAKLEY FORD 2268 Lamar Ave The Bug Ford Supermarkei' Memphis Tennessee I048 Umon BR 2 343I J R NELLI SERVICENTER II84I BELVEDERE LIGHTING I694 S Lauderdale a+ Duson I728 Poplar Phone WH 2 I422 BeHer Llghhng for Be+'rer Luvmg Happy Moformg BR 6 5967 ll II -,.,..,..,, , I , ' , q wi Q f arl morning snack - ' , I u ' ,, . . . . . 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CLIFTON BR 6-8'6' ll I 0 ll CO. I II ' I' L . ., . Know ALLMON AUTO SERVICE I033 College WH8 5795 George Allmon Lewls AIImon Claude Ludolf AMERICAN SCREEN 81 DOOR CO I732 Poplar BR65I06 ANDERSON FISHER 8: VAUGHN Insurance I568 Umon BR6 I778 BUFFAS FLOWERS 26I4 Cen+raI GL8 8584 CENTRAL WOODWORK NC 650 New Yorlr SI BR6 l726 CONEY ISLAND SANDWICH SHOP I30 N Mann JA6 9980 CROSSTOWN JEWELERS I355 Madison BR5 7837 DESOTO SPORT SHOP 2037 Umon Ave BR5 I289 DOUTHIT CARROLL SANCHEZ Home of 30000 Mule Guaranfee DOYLE TYPEWRITER 8: SUPPLY CO 25I Monroe Avenue JA6 3204 DUNCAN 81 SIMS COTTON CO 96 So Fron+ S+ JA7 l468 DUNCAN S TEXACO SERVICE STATION 255 N Second JA5 9333 EDS CAMERA SHOP l270 Madlson BR2 245I 6I6 So Highland FA3 2029 EAST END LUMBER CO INC 2I97 Cenfral BR4 5630 HOLIDAY INNS OF AMERICA INC 3728 Lamar Ave GL8 8575 G 8: G MANUFACTURING COMPANY Oualnly BulI+ Chairs Wrfhoui' Premium Prices 645I Memphls ArImg'Ion Rd GL 82756 You . Our Advertlsers JULIUS GOODMAN 8: SON Memphis Jewelers Slnce I862 II3 Madison Ave JA 6-8528 HARTSFIELD TEXACO 2I53 Lamar GL 8 2756 INDEX EMPLOYMENT CO Headquarlers for Bei-Ier Employees In Any Lune of Busmess or Indusfry JOYNER HEARD REALTY CO ReaI+ors 54 So PrescoH' FA 3 5502 V C KINDIG CO I84 Nell GL 8-0442 KIRKLAND REDUCING CENTER 338I Summer FA 39925 LACLEDE S WOMEN S APPAREL I494 Umon BR 4 2l6I LANSKY BROS MENS SHOP I26 Beale JA 5540l LUZIER S INC BR 2 2395 W J MASSEY GULF SERVICE I7I2 Jaclrson and Ever reen 9 BR 5 7568 MEYER BROS DRUG CO 324 So Fron'I S+ JA 78383 MEMPHIS HIDE CO 50 E Vnrglma WH 8 I689 NOB HILL BEAUTY SALON I490 Umon BR 6 II33 PAT PATTERSON MOTOR SALES Qualify Used Cars 2759 Summer 3264 Summer I048 Fnresione OLIVER H PERRY Super Service Sfahon I855 Umon BR 4 I834 PIRTLE SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION I770 Umon BR 6 3420 RITAS VOLUNTEERS Twirlmg Corps Memphis Tennessee SCHROLL 8: BROWN Business Machmes R F Schroll 287 Madlson JA 779I3 SOUTHERN ELECTRIC CO I089 Umon BR 6 5545 SOUTHWESTERN PHARMACY 643 N McLean BR 2 7509 SPEIGHT ESSO SERVICE CENTER 3I60 Summer FA 49046 TAYLOR ICE CREAM CO INC 250I Broad GL 8 3359 TERRACE BEAUTY SHOP I098 Lamar BR 6664I Complefe Beaufy Servnce TERRELL DRUG COMPANY I570 Vollenhne BR 645I3 TRI STATE FLORAL CO I403 Umon BR 5 2I64 BEAUTY SALON 2358 Jackson GI 2 7335 DAN B TURLEY REALTY CO I955 Poplar BR 6738l WALMSLEY BEARING CO I I I8 Un on BR 5 238I WILSON GALBREATH CO 524 So Cooper BR 645I5 WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY CLEANERS 20I2 Madison Ave BR 40352 SUPREME PRODUCTS CO I246 Wrlluams Ave BR 2 2539 WHITE WAY PHARMACY NC 392 N Cleveland BR 5 BI66 HANEY CERAMICS I9I9 Madlson Ave BR 2 3I24 l93 I I ' . . . . lou Union-LBR2-345I 208, HaQbe,., ' TROGTIS BARBER 8' . 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'I THE ARKMO LUMBER COMPANY DATTEL REALTY COMPANY 2980 S N h JA 6 8379 h BILL CQLLIERS TOMMY BRoNsoNs AUTO SERVICE SPORTING GOODS G 2I24 C+ Y BR 5 L262 JA 5 3545 WALLACE E JOHNSON Builder of Homes Salu+es 'I'he S+uden+s of Cen+ral High School Fu+ure Builders of Memphis and America DEWEY MOTOR COMPANY SMITH WRECKING COMPANY II60 U 825 V BR 2243I JA 6:1029 h CARWILES BLOCK AND UNOBSKY COTTON COMPANY '725 M d MCC II e a BR 66537 JA 50854 ummer 42 orl' Second Lumber and Building Ma+erials - Gunshof Delivery Memp is, Tennessee L -I Il ll I I Fa or Trained Mechanics 47 N0rl'l1 Waldren 480 Union Avenue Memo is, Tennesse i nion Avenue ance Memio is, Tennesse Memp is, Tennessee I Cuslom Cleaners a 'Son 4l5 a uil ing IVER SCHMIDT THE TIE SHOPPE General Insurance Needs I06 Sou+I1 Mam 309 UnIon Glenn L BeLIsIe JA 5 6594 SKY V BYRD STANAGE CO UE DRIVE IN THEATRE 28 PI: 3534 w lk LAMAR DRIVE IN THEATRE FA 7 7356 ROBERT S McDOW JEWELER M 9 JA 5 5920 C E THOMPSON LUMBER CO ASSOCIATED SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES S + 6 FA 44425 BR 58I08 MASSACHUSETTS PRIVETTE MOTOR co MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co 3,0 ,, 5, JA 5 I267 w F H gh Ag CLAYBROOK PHARMACY I-IAIR FASHIONS BY CLIF S C, Y, BR 44807 s cIyb BR472I vWd w L cIf+ H UP - . 55 ar Realiors - Insurance a er - ' I 8I adison BIcI . 2Ei68' ou ern Ave. U II I Union ' nion 727 erick Building ' , Memphis, Tennessee MemPI 5- Tennessee . . u es General eni' 220 . a rooIc B I S I ' Zggu Y. afn rock , 3 Free CH' i e DeIivery l I i on 24 our Service PicIc- and Delivery ALMA MATER Proudly point we to our record High in deed and thought, Daily, Central, will we praise thee For the things youfve taught. Forward ever be our watchword- Conquer and prevail, Here's to thee, our Alma Mater, Central High, all Haill Always will we do thee honor As the years pass by: Memories and thoughts will linger Of traditions high. Acred Acree Acree Acuff Adam Geor e 164 Anne Danny 1 Bryan 160 Anne 00 41 48 A ee Terry 101 Am worth Sharon 113 -Xltken Rod er 161 Allen htat Wynne 101 Akln Dwayne 118 Akln Jane 01 04 00 11? 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