Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Their Preparation for College. ...wp Wear SHEARON, CENTRAIIS head custodian, and Mr. Mitchell. problems with which they are confronted throughout an ordinary in the front hall. This is just one of the many types of ISABELLE BALL, A.B.- Hconomicsg Sponsors' Club BETTY BILES, B.A., M.A. French Club Sponsor. A. BRANYAN, Radio, Com- Radio Club Sponsor. MILDRED W. CLAGETT, M.A. English. COHEN, B.A., M.A.- eech Club Sponsor, Thes- .or, Senior Sponsor. T. CONN JR., B.S.. Biology, Chemistryg Biology Sponsor, Future Physicians Sponsor, Student Council Ad- B. CRENSHAW, B.S.- Business Club Sponsor. CRINKLEY, A.B.. -Mathematicsg Bookstore, Club Sponsor. custodian, adjust the temperature control in the water school day. 17

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CentraI's Faculty Guides the Student Miss Thompson and Mr. Drake, Central's guidance counselors, give invaluable 'aid to those students who take advantage of their counseling service. As well as helping stu- dents with individual problems, they sched- ule and administer the multitude of re- quired college entrance tests. Miss Thompson's specialty is helping students to prepare for college. After helping the students select colleges best suited to their individual needs, she advises them on the courses and tests required to enter the col- lege of their choice. Mr. Drake helps students choose vocations in which they will bel happy and productive. He has conferences with students to give them information and material about pro- fessions they may wish to enter. As it becomes harder each year for stu- dents to enter colleges and professions of their choice, the assistance Miss Thompson and Mr. Drake give becomes more important to the students. 16 ij' ii.1 M .ze l ii ' ,I ,C if , .ggim 'gills AFTER DISCUSSING a stu- dent's preference of college courses and atmosphere, Miss Thompson suggests colleges which might appeal to her. Miss Thompson is tireless in her ef- forts to help each student solve his personal problems. MR, DRAKE SELECTS a brochure on job opportunities he thinks apply to the student he is' counseling. He considers aptitude and interests in guiding a student toward a productive vocation.

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Central's Faculty Members Supp MRS. DORRIS DAVIE, B.A., M.A.-English. PAUL J. DRAKE, B.S., M.A.- Counselor, Mechanical Drawingg Honor Society Advisor, R.O.T.C. Officers' Club Sponsor. MRS. EUNA LEE FOREMAN. B.A.-Englishg Candy Counter. MRS. MARY CHARLES FOR- SHAY, B.A.-English, American History. BRADY ELMORE FORTNER. B.S.--Typingg Basketball and Ten- nis Coach, Football Trainer. MARGARET GAVIN, B.S.-Math- ematicsg Honor Society Advisor. DOROTHY F. GREEN, A.B., M.A.-Biologyg Chairman of Bookf store Scholarship Committee, Chairman of Elizabeth Clinton Scholarship Committee. MRS. FRANCES W. GUTHRIE. B.S., M.A.-Stenography, Typewrit- ingg Business Club. ' ,vw MRS. M. E. SMITH, American history teacher, pauses to joke with the cast during a dress rehearsal of Goldilocks, a musical comedy put on at Little Theater. Although she has been the musical coordinator for many of Central's musicals, this is the first time she has directed the music for a production at Little Theater. A 18 MRS. RYKER, ONE of Central's cafeteria managers, mires the African violets which won a blue ribbon Mrs. Neal in the Mid-South Fair. In addition to food and planning meals, Mrs. Neal beautifies the u room by raising flowers in the cafeteria windows.