Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Pursult of Excellence Central's Greatest Tradition Band rehearsal a chemistry experiment a ge- ometry problem the colorful World of art-each, a portion of Central's curriculum, makes the students' school hours interesting as well as educational. Academic achievement, Centra1's oldest and highest tradition, is a tradition which every incoming Centralite is expected to uphold. From his first class as a fresh- man to his last class as a senior, each student spends his most important moments in the classroom. For some, these hours are used preparing for college study while others lay the groundwork for careers in business or the military. During 1966-67, teachers' work and pupils' study paid off as usual. Participants in the language tournaments, Mid-South Science Fair winners, and six Merit Semi- Finalists brought scholastic honors to themselves and distinction to Central. However, Central's achievements were not limited to the academic. This year our band won national acclaim, the athletic department maintained winning records, and the publications again received 1 places in national competition. The high traditions which all Centralites endeavor to carry on are begun in the classroom where the student learns the value of education and receives encouragement and aid in the pursuit of excellence.

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