Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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BY PROMPTLY filling out requisitions for classroom equipment, Mrs. Gladys Norton, one of our secretaries, speeds the delivery of materials. Sorting mail, checking absentees, and writing admittance and dismissal slips are all in a day's work for her. With Organization ani 1 ii . lg l l Q. 9 MRS. SANDERS completes an admission card for a new student. Checking all attendance records for processing by IBM, requesting transcripts of all new students and posting semester' grades of all students are only a few of many duties she per- forms as secretary to Mr. King. INSPECTING REBOUND books is only one of Miss Crump's activities as school li- brarian. Maintaining and im- proving Central's library is a full-time, but enjoyable, jo for her.

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ll Maintain Our School's Fine Reputation AS ASSISTANT principal, Mrs. Thomas lightens Mr. King's load of responsibilities. With her tact and authority, she helps establish better student- teacher relationships. MRS. SIMONTON, Central's new guidance counselor, listens attentively as'Mr. Pruett informs her of the numerous college materials at their disposal. By keeping up to date on this in- formation, they are able to aid many seniors in selecting the right college. , 2 I

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lfficieney, Many People Perform Daily Tasks of Running Central AS CAFETERIA managers, Mrs Mc- Donald and Mrs. Neal are responsible for changing lunch prices on the menu board. Increased costs of food and labor prompted this year's rise in prices. TAKING TIME out from supervising the maintenance of Central, Mr. Shearon enjoys playing the violin. Diligence and enthusiasm in both his job and his hobby reward him with the satisfaction of doing both well. Q.--1a--umm wimm-:mf-s+..W..pwnwm AS NIGHT custodian, Mr. Mitchell is responsible for the preparation of the building for the following day's activities and for safety precautions such as in- specting the incinerator. V-A mamma-ma af- , .f,g -zmwmmmmwwr