Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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l ii .4 r a 1 mah. - 33 l 7 .1 if If 1 ' t. 1:1 xi K 1 L V 2 l 1 i l l v l Central's Administration i4m..Q L 4 ,449 .M ,,.::4, .k sz, . eiumiii f' -.-,.. 1. ie- ik x V l i 4, al I . q , 112 Evil? .i E ,. Mr. Robert E. King, our principal, has been both an inspiration and a personal guide to each Central student. Because of his interest in student activities and his concern that we do our best in each endeavor, he has won the genuine respect and lasting friendship of the entire student body.

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FACULTY CLASSES MILITARY As Central's classroom doors open to begin her second half-century of instruction, we find within the quality which has made our school famous in our dedicated teachers. Together with our efficient administration they form the remarkably versatile faculty of our. school. Answering to every need from Russian to mechanical drawing, our teachers cause Central's subiects to come alive in the classroom with their vibrant enthusiasm. lt is a small wonder indeed that ninety percent of our students go on to the college or university of their choice. The hallmark of excellence here at Central is our high academic standing. Our empha- sis on classes and their associated activities has placed us in the upper ranks of this nation's secondary schools. College prepar- atory courses in English and mathematics give Central's students a head start in higher education, while classes in Russian and world geography enable us to under- stand better the world around us. Central's teachers and classes provide an opportunity for the individual student to find himself through a carefully selected program of basic subiects and individual consultation. Central graduates have the background to build for the future in all walks of life.

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he Bulwark of Qur School 'fx ,p if 1, - f-an BUSY, BUSY, BUSY. Even though Central's secretaries, Mrs. Gladys 'Norton and Mrs. Harriet Sanders, have many varied duties to fill each day, they are always ready to meet the needs of each student and faculty member of Central with cheerfulness and efficiency. DURING HER YEARLY INVENTORY Miss Marcella Crump, our librar- ian, checks the file cabinet for any misplaced books. Her willing assistance is appreciated by students who are working on special school assignments or merely looking for books to fill their leisure time. CENTRAL STUDENTS know that Mrs. Mary Thomas, our assistant principal, always has time for a friendly smile. Although she is kept busy with varied duties, she readily gives com- petent advice to troubled students. I5