Central High School - Warrior Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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f Three Wonderful High School Years b r

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Central s Youth Will Always Cherish Memorle When one enrolls at Central, he begins some of the most wonderful years of his life. The high school student who takes advantage of the many opportunities offered makes these years rich in memories. 1968 will be remembered as a year of change. A new school addition that at first confused even seniors and a new library, which was formerly the auditorium, were some of the changes that marked this year. Besides being a year of change, it was also one of challenging limitations. Students learned to concentrate with a background of hammers and air drills and the strain of Tijuana Brass arrangements floating up from the band's tem- porary quarters in the basement. They learned to cope with the lack of an auditorium by set- ting up assembly programs in the gym and to keep school spirit at a peak even when pep rallies had to be held outside. Centralites still managed to keep up with their studies, to participate in school-sponsored activities, and to support the athletic teams. Tra- ditions were maintained, even to the bicycle pa- rade of senior girls on their last day at Central. A blending of the old with the new, of change and limitation, provided each enthusiastic Cen- tralite with an interesting and memorable year.

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Proudly point we to our record High in deed and thoughtg Daily, Central, will we praise thee For the things you've taught. Alma Forward ever be our watchword- Conquer and prevailg Here's to thee, our Alma Materg Central High, all Hail!