Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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f CentraI's Future. ' ,F 551, , :r. 1 , ,MJ Central's second half-century offers the opportu- nity for greater advancement in scholarship, leader- ship, and athletics. As the first rays of the rising sun illuminate her campus, so does the promise of the coming years brighten the pathway of excellence for all her future scholars. Their encouragement lies in the fact that although Central has been great in the past, she has never realized her full potential. Our school's brilliant record is proof of past achievements, but our future expectations far exceed any of those that have gone before. Now, more than ever before, it is imperative that our educational standards be raised until America is unquestionably supreme. Cen- tral shares with other secondary schools the burden of preparing the future leaders of our nation. She will undoubtedly rise to this occasion with the promise of another fifty years of progress reflected in her stu- dents.

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eceived at Central in Building for the Future As Time passes, These brighT-eyed Warriors leave The halls of Their Alma MaTer for greaTer Things, carrying wiTh Them The TradiTion and influence of Cen- Tral. They move on To become The sTan- hions upon which our world of Tomor- ow will be carried. They musT be sTrong, for This generaTion is inheiriTing a civili- aTion more compIicaTed and Troublesome han any before iT. To meeT This challenge 'new Teaching meThods and beTTer sTudenT uiclance programs are consTanTly being eveloped so ThaT CenTral's Teenagers will e beTTer able To find Their proper places n socieTy. However unceriain The TuTure may seem, They are confidenT, because hey have matured in The atmosphere of school which Takes care of The changing eeds of sTudenTs and of our civilizaTion. A progressive school in a progres- ,ive communiTy, CenTral begins her sec- nd half-cenTury in The CiTy of Good bode. ral sTudenTs learn of other people's customs culTure in world geography, a subiecT recently To our curriculum. An understanding of our abroad is viTal To The social and economic To be made in the world by our generafion. i ', 1 . ... L -S' .,. lm-, , - ? FTir . , .