Center High School - Heart and Eagle Yearbook (Center, CO)

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'Qfki kai, THE HEART AND EAGLE icikiyl Frances Sylvester leaves her enviable dlsposltron to Tommy Hawk Bryan Bowers vulls Florence to Arthur True Harrxett Irons grves her posmon to Alrce Dunn as C-lee Club pranxst Kenneth Adams bestov s hrs musical abxllty upon Merle Vlllers Anmse Dean has v rlled her xmpudence to Dorothy Schmrttle lVlarv1n Keck bequeaths hrs tendency to grow upv ard to Marie llllls Mildred Page leaves her coquettlsh mclmatlons to Ruby Lmdstrom Daymon and Thaymon Walker present Mrss Fry wrth rdentlfrcatxon tags Phyllls Cavnthrop leaves her drawl to Arthur Fxlce Prlscxlla Alllson bestows upon Raymond Nelson her slyph like hgure Lastly we make constrtute and appomt Ora Graves Mr Collum Mrs Bowden to be Executors of thls our last Wrll and Testament hereby revolcmg all former wllls by us made In wltness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our name and afhxed our seal the thlrtxeth day of February ln the year of our Lord one thousand nme hundred and thirty SENIOR CLASS OF 30 lSEALl Thls mstrument was on the day of the date thereof slgned publxshed and declared by the Sald testators the Senior Class of 1930 to be thelr last Wlll and Testament ln the presence of us who at their request have subscnbed our names thereto as wrtnesses rn their presence and ln the presence of each other RALPH Bowuas MARIONJ HARLOW J R LITTLE Page Twenty one ...... 5 , F...--..,. , ..,,.. J, ...... ,Q V Y. v , V , v' , . . , - - - . . . , . , V I I .

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Q .f fu. .P Q. THE HEART AND EAGLE Ikkjfcig 2lSt W- J Testament 0 the? CIIIOI' Clas O 5 O By PRISCILLA ALLISON E THE Senlor Class of l930 of Center m the County of Saguache State of Colorado belng of sound mmd and memory and being about to leave this realm of education do hereby make ordaln and publish thus to be our last Wall and Testament FIRST To the Faculty who have steadfastly aided us ln our struggle bequeath our sincerest affectron our deepest reverence our heartrest gratltude and a succession of restful nights wlth sweet pleasant peaceful and unbroken dreams To the Sophomores me will the entire llbrary May they use It profitably so that t ey too may become noble Semors some day To the Freshmen we leave the Pond By dally ablutlons they vull bc able to eep res SECOND Last Wlll of each departing Semor Mary Behnl wrlls her posltlon on the basketball team to Rosena Welsh Savllle Browne leaves for Dan Wadswonh hrs flattery and accent Alma Kramer bequeaths her blonde curls to Georgla lVlcClure Franklin Edwards wills his specs to Emlly Metsker Helen Glover leaves for Wheldon Maurice her tlmldlty Homer Varns wills hrs unusual power of persuaslon to Irma Vxllers Voleta Westerman leaves her unruly deportment to Verna Smxth Frank Ellxs bestows upon Emma Lou Beam his bright smrle Ermadean Burns presents her lovely volce to Ronald Slater Ralph Bowles bequeaths hrs executive powers and busmess acumen to Geor e Bowden Mildred Pettenglll mulls her burnlshed locks to Edna Nelson Forest Wllson leaves his New Ford Coupe for the benefit of all Flora Schmlttle bequeaths her dramatic ablllty to Lawrence Martmy Harry Newmey er leaves has baby face to George Elwood Elva Hensen wills her damty figure to Ray Lxggltt Dallas Moody presents .less ell wxth has dlgmty beflttmg a Senior Page Twenty if ......, ,n ..,-...,,. ...M .,..n....,- .,...--..sh L 1 an s 5 f : , ' ' , we To the Juniors we leave our seats in Study Hall and the awe-inspiring name, Senior. h , , ' . k f h. . . . 8 I

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QV 'k .P 'LTHEHEARTANDEAGLEJ' 'k J' 'L 'F Class P CCY By ERMADEAN BuRNs NE DAY ln the mrddle of july of the year l942 the postman left me an envelope whrch appeared more rnterestmg than the others as rt was postmarked CENTER and I seemed to know rnstmctrvely that rt was from some member of the CLASS OF THIRTY After a few moments reflectlon I recognized the wrrtmg to be the worthy scrawl of Ralph Bowles There had been some Improvement rn hrs wrltmg for I could now read rt l Immediately opened the envelope and found much: to my pleasure that the CLASS OF THIRTY was gorng to have a reunlon dunng the great Pan American Arr EXPOSIIIOD at the transcontmental arrport at Center I Immediately drove from my home rn Beverly l-lllls to the Paramount Studros to as an extra for several years We planned our trrp together The Pacrflc Flyer Rarlway seemed the most ef flcrent and qulckest way to get there unless we took a plane We were to leave ln a week wlth short stops at Reno Salt Lake Cxty and Denver In my excrtement as I was leavrng the burldmg I turned rn the wrong drrectxon and found myself ln another studro As I was about to leave unnoticed I cast a glance at the head of the director who appeared strangely famrllar Where had I seen a per son wlth harr of that color wrth a llttle cowllck rn front which made rt stand up? Cur roslty got the better of me so I slrpped rnto a seat ln the rear of the studro to walt until I could remember that famrlrar charactenstlc The Symphony Orchestra was playmg a score from one of the modern operas and when the score was fmrshed and the players began to leave I walked down to the dn rector and presented myself to Kenneth Adams He had not heard about the reunron so after I had explained he decided to go wrth us to Colorado to meet the members of our class and accordlng to hrs suggestion I was to charter a special car for our trlp At my home a telegram had come all the way from Chrna' lhaymon Walker who was a mrssronary rn China and had mvested money rn the production of tea now a wealthy man was comrng over rn hrs large tn motored plane and could take a number of passengers It was then unnecessary to make further plans for transportation Thaymon arrived and we were all anxrous to be on our way So eager were we Page Twenty-two ! .---u J.--'--.,. Jw- '-.0 .9--'--,. ..- '-. .QE IO see Flora Schmittle, who was making a talkie. She had reached her goal after struggling