Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Pace with Today's Changing World. WILLIAM W. WHARTON, B.S.-Mathematicsg Purchasing Agent of Bookstore. ROBERT L. NWILLIAIVIS, B.S,, M.A.-Mathematicsg Football Coach, Honor Society Advisor. Be-lb C... f MR. CONN, assisted by Warner Swarner, sets up his telescope for a night of Stargazing. While sponsoring the Astronomy Club at the Mem- phis Museum, Mr. Conn is able to enjoy his hobby as well as to interest others in astronomy. MR. MEEKS PROUDLY points out the new features of his Polaroid Land Camera to Mr. Ragsdale and Mr. Pruett. New developments in photographic equipment make an interesting topic of discussion for these three shutter- bugs. 23

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Teachers Further Their Education SELMA SIEGMAN, B.S., M.A,- Historyg Business Advisor to Pub- lications. MARY E. SMITH, B.S., MA.- American Historyg Chairman of Man in Art and Science Assembly Programs. MRS. OPAL SMITH, A.B.-Chem- istryg Honor Society Advisor. MRS. IRMA O. STERNBERG, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.-Englishg Honor Society Advisor. MARGARET THOMPSON, B.A., M.A.-Guidance Counselorg Stu- dent Council Advisor. MARTHA C. WALLACE, B.S.P.E., M.A.--Physical Educationg Student Council Advisor. MRS. SARAH WALLER, B.A.- English, Frenchg Pep Club Sponsor. MRS, FRANCES C. WESBERRY, B.A.-Choral Musicg Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club. DR. STERNBERG IS rereading the dissertation she submitted to Vanderbilt University for her doctorate in English. After several years of research and writing, she completed her thesis entitled The Genre of Chaucer's 'Man of Law's Tale': A Reappraisalf' X?-,,N 'r 7' ,,,- .. 'FFT - W i A 1. , . , 11 -s. I 22 31-mmf

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A Thorough Understanding of English ls 3 5 E 3 , l Tsar ff PREPARING A DISPLAY of students' art work to enhance the study of Macbelb, Tim Ball and Mike Stroud supervise the placement of pictures as Judy johnson tacks a pastel of Lady Macbeth on the board. Miss Reams' senior students especially enjoyed executing original projects in connection with the study of Elizabethan literature because it gave them an opportunity to do creative work. Q ' i , 'Sn-s . ' X vu-Ll' A r jg, ,K -R 0-'lc J . 4 I , ,f 'dlllz'5 y . 'L 'ei X gggx 'vu- .1 ' ei at iff ' 1,4 ,gf If I f f.: M4 J i ri , 'Yarn-Ai' PQ-'ik-I,-,.A Z ff.f??i'?fa.' -23 E 'ri f34Q55 fi:.- -P-5' g A l' I f1MCJE'1 Ki ' 'Es J K lt t dxf HV. :v:i'.??.e,.' F - ia ic, l l t siffrieigfsee M Q itss Q . 4i'f.4:c-gat-fin-31,2 . . f ag sax. x 2 ' ' --1-vz iq-'11 ,fifieffi fi ' i - -y-,gray - A ,1 . -4 rf ' ', Vg g 5 if 2 . L - . :I ' , . . , ' ,' :ea ' I sf1ai f '- lq.. 5 ' i ww. i 17, fl i ' 'ii gt V- 1' fr' i-'- .- f f 5.41, 1 ul as I f 4 ,.1,' ' E4 at c DO NOT GO forth today, pleads Calpurnia to Caesar as she lossberg. and Phillip Moss help to enliven the discussion of th tries to dissuade him from going to the Senate. By dramatizing Play. the most exciting scene of julia: Crzemr, Diane Yates, Alan Sch- 24