Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Our Dedicated Faculty Possesses i R941 fist T ec we ii 'I BY KEEPING ABREAST of the latest vocational opportunities and aids to personality development, Miss Shirley Potts and Miss Margaret Thompson, our guidance counselors, lead Central's students into full and useful adult lives. They are always available to-r conferences in which they give advice concerning prospective colleges. Wi,l'3tgi3I 'fI l'3 wi it will in it J' if X' , sis it :fa ' i IillIIIIIIIITIIQQE '.'1Q1hvm'F. ,-' ,Li USING THIS WIDE ASSORTMENT of tools and his knowledge of EVERY DAY many students throng the lunch line. Mary Barr, everything from electricity to plumbing, Mr. Shearon, our friendly has worked in Central's cafeteria since the school was built, custodian, keeps CentraI's utilities running smoothly. them generous portions of delicious and healthful foods. I6

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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

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Genuine Concern for Each Student. THESE ARTISTIC MlLLlNERY CREATIONS of Miss Helen Claire Hamilton, Central's art teacher, are the products of a fascinating and useful hobby. : pt- .w s?lE QQ 1. ALTHOUGH MISS ADA MlLLETT'S specialty is cooking, she assures Mrs. Isabelle Ball, Central's sewing instructor, that she can recog- nize a superior fabric. French, French Club Sponsor. C. A. BRANYAN-Radio, Electronics, Radio Club Sponsor. MRS. MILDRED W. CLAGETT, B.S., M.A.-English. LlLLlAN CRENSHAW, B.S.-Business Education, Business Club Sponsor. CORNELIA CRINKLEY, B.A., M.A.- Mathematics. MRS. DORRIS P. DAVIE, B.A., M.A.-- English, Student Council Advisor. PAUL DRAKE, B.S., M.A.-Mechanical Drawing, Honor Society Advisor. MRS. EUNA LEE FOREMAN, B.A.- English, Candy Counter. BRADY ELMORE FORTNER, B.S.-An- cient Historyf Coach. MARGARET GAVIN, B.S.-Mathemat- ics. DOROTHY FISHER GREEN, B.A., M.A. -Biolo9Yi Bookstore Scholarship Committee CChairmanJ. l7 MRS. ISABELLE M. BALL, A.B.- Home Economics, Sponsors' Club Acl- visor. MRS. BETTY BILES, A.B., M.A.-