Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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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

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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