Central High School - Centorian Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1962 volume:

KWHMF . V. er THE 1962' CENTORIAN PUBLISHED BY The Senior Class OF Central High School HAYTI, MIS'SOURI kr xJ ch'dv www.al. - ,n www.agqu.. mama Mrs. A. NORFLIS MAYS To Mrs. A. Notflis Mays, a retired elementary teacher; we, the graduating seniors of 1962, do dedicate to you this yearbook. THE CENTORIAN STAFF The members of the Centorian Staff of 1962 wish to express many thanks to the faculty and student body for their cooperation and contributions of materials and pic- tutes which have helped to make this publication possible. EDITOR-IN'CHIEF Juel Cooper EDITOR Wanda Wilson CO-EDITOR ' Joyce King BUSINESS MANAGER Dorothy Williams TYPISTS ARTISTS REPORTERS Mary Pride Atphelia Portwood Gus Towns Jessie Jones Dorothy Lee John Johnson Robert Starks James Chillers- Tommie Allen Mary Burden John Jennings Kenny Johnson Rosetta Faulkner, Not Pictured FACULTY COMMITTEE Mrs. D. Harris, Chairman SPONSORS Yearbook Staff Mrs. A. Kilgore Mrs. Kilgore Mt. Younge Mr. C. Johnson Mr. Johnson Mr. Nelson JUEL COOPER KENNIE JOHNSON n G .n O .0. n e C s .m M :0 n a r. M and FACULTY ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Members of the Senior Class and Students of Central School:- The role of Education in this space age is becoming increasingly important. We are striving to broaden our curriculum, that you might ful- fill your needs, both present and future. As principal of Central High School, I have tried to promote this idea through the course of study offered. The physical plant has made great expansions in the past eight an years. Our enrollment has almost doubled in this same period of time as well as our teaching staff. You have cer- tainly shared in this progress. Graduating seniors, we hope that the education you have received thus far will enable you to take your places as contributing members in our society with dignity. Donit let this beginning terminate your desire for an education. Always remember, and accept the fact that a trained mind is the greatest asset you can possess. ELMORE W. NEL SON Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION AND OFFICERs-Seated: Le Roy Whiteuer. President; C: ,B. Huber, Vice President; C. :W. Reed III, member; John Mullins,VASuperintenAdentQV; Standingu C.?A. :Vivrett, member; R. :0. aneibert', memberitDr. A. VG.-jShi'tey, member; Max Sturm, : Treasurer. j No: Pictured-4Ray Campbell, Secretary. ; A I I - CHARLES SMITH Athletics WILLIAM GARRE TT Industrial Education S. J. VINCENT Vocational Agriculture Mrs. BESSIE M. WALKER English Mrs. DORIS J. CLOYD Music Ed. and Band FRED DICKENS Social Studies MrS. MINNIE K. PAYTON English c. E. JOHNSON Biology and General Science CARL E. JASON Mathematics Mrs. ALBERTA KILGORE Home Economics JOHN WILLIS Business Education JOHN R. COOPER Social Studies and Math W. L. YOUNGE Social Studies IVERSON CHEATHAM Chemistry and Biology Mrs. DOROTHY HARRIS . Commercial Education Mrs. BESSIE WALKER English y Mrs. HULA B. ADAMS ' En l sh x g 1 X MISS DOLORES SMITH Librarian ,Nh Not Pictured: Mrs. BERNICE SMITH Home Economics z z zsz. 4......... .. TOMMIE ALLEN Reading to the mind is like exercise to the body. MAXCINE COLLIER uThat which we call a Rose by any other name would smell as sweet. DOROTHY HUF F MAN Progress is the most important goal. CLIFTON JONES Impossibilities recede as experiences advance. JOHN JENNINGS 'iA person without know- ledge is just like a person without a brain. EMMA BEECH If the elevator to success is crowded take the stair- way. LENA TAYLOR A good mind possesses a kingdom3 ROBERT STARKS seem wise. ARPHELIA PORTWOOD Be determined and you will be forceful. JOHN SIPHO Too much and too little education hinders the mind. KENNIE JOHNSON Lord, grant that I may always desire more than I can accomplish. MINNIE WHITE They can conquer belive they can. JUEL COOPER Nothing is so difficult that it can not be found by seeking. JOHN JOHNSON Education is the key success. L RODGER THOMPSON Success come in 'cans'- failures come in 'can'cs'. JOYCE H. KING He who is not prepared today, will be less so to- marrow. '1' WANDA WILSON Yesterday has passed, for- get it; tomorrow hasn't come, don't worry; today is here, use it. PAUL D. FRAN'KS He who asks a question is a fool for five minutes, he who does not ask a question remains a fool foreverJ' wring? DOROTHY WILLIAMS If a little learning is a dangerous thing, where is the man who has so much learning as to be out of danger? EDDIE OLIVER The success of most things depends upon knowing how long it takes to succeed. Huchlm GUS W He who fights and runs away, will live to fight another day. MARY ANN BURDEN Work is victory, whenever work is well done, victory is obtained. DOROTHY LEE Success is counted sweetest by those who never succeed. SIDNEY BOSWELL Whatever is worth doing all is worth doing well. MAGGIE MISTER uExperience is the child of thought, and thought is the child of action. We can not learn men from books. JAMES BOONE uYears wrinkle the skin, loss of education will wrinkle the soul. ROBERT ALLEN In order to be honest with others, you must be honest with yourself. MARY PRIDE The largest room in the world is room for improvement. LUCILLE MASON l i The price of everything else Kw may go up or down, but the i price of success remains steady. V LORENZO WIGFALL i i i - I am as bad as the worst,x and as good as the best. A PEGGY MACK Do as well as you can today, and perhaps tomorrow you may be able to do better. RONALD DUNKLIN uDo no: put off for tomorrow what you can do today. JESSE JACKSON Success is not gained by sleeping in the daytime but by sleeping at night. RUBY KUYKENDOLL The success of tomorrow depends upon the preparation you are making today. JESSIE JONES A person without knowledge .is just like a person without a brain. GENE ARRINGTON nPlans today makes success tomorrow. GEORGE TREADWELL The roots of education are bitter, but the fruits are sweet. THELMA 1. WILSON They can conquer who believe they can. HAZEL M. TAYLOR You can not teach a man any- thing, you can only help him find it within himself. Right: JAMES MCGAUGHEY Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. CHARLEY VANCE Be determined and you will be forceful. VIRGINIA WEATHERSP OON I am as bad as the worst, but thank God I am as good as the best. JAMES BOYD Plan today, for tomorrow never comes. ROSE ITA FAULKNER Average is the top of the bottom and the bottom of the top. THELMA MITCHELL It is only the ignorant who desire education. CURTIS MOONEY A man is cured of ambition by ambition. JAMES CHILLERS It is the nature of a great mind to be calm and undis- turbed. BARBARA PITTMAN Hold yourself responsible for a higher standard than anyone else expects of you. RUTHIE FRAZIER Let your behavior bring praise to your family-not disgrace. VIRGIA JENNINGS The true values of your life are those things that will be remembered when you are gone. TOMMY WILLOUGHBY nPeople ask for criticism, but they only want praises. Left: NANCY STARKS Live your own life, for you will die your own death. Right: VERNA C. MILLER Progress is the key to success. Left: BARBARA MAYS Character should be kept bright as well as clean. Right: MATTIE FORD It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. History of C lass In the year of 1958, 145 eager eyed and determined freshmen enrolled on July 18, at Central High School. We held out first class meeting July 27, 1958 and elected the following officers: Tommie Allen, president; Harvey Collier, vice president; Alice Wright, secretary; Joseph Triplet, assistant secretary; Barbara Pittman, treasurer; Juel Cooper, reporter; Joyce Henderson and Wanda Wilson were elected as members of the Student Council. Our sponsors were Miss Gunnels, Miss Brooks, Mr. Gregory, and Mr. Johnson. During this year we gave an assembly for Thanksgiving, Freshman-Sophognore Ball, with good co-operation from the soph- omores. Wanda Wilson was awarded Miss Freshman, Joyce Hen- derson was our queen attendant fot the homecoming activities. Juel Cooper was representative at the National N.H.A. Con- vention in Atlanta, Georgia. Paul Franks, Sidney Walker, and James Boone were members of the basketball team. Dorothy Williams, Wanda Wilson, Juel Cooper, Tommie Allen and George Townes and Clifton Jones were choosen as represen- tatives from the fteshman class to go to Lilboum to take a sch- oolastic test. Juel Cooper and George Townes received certifi- cates for making outstanding grades on the test. As a school closing activity we had a class picnic. In the year of 1959 we enrolled as sophomores, or rather part of us. We had decreased from 145 to 87. Our officers were: Tommie Allen, president; George Townes, vice president; Doto- thy Williams, secretary; Dorothy Huffman, assistant secretary- Clifton Jones, treasurer; John jennings, parliamentarian;Wanda Wilson, historian. Our Student Council members remained the same, Joyce Henderson and Wanda Wilson. We still had Miss Gunnels and Mr. Johnson as sponsors along with Mr. Jason. This year's queen attendant was Wanda Wilson. With cooperation from the freshmen we were again able to have a Freshman-Sophomore Ball, which carried the theme of Beatniks In Paradise. We gave an assembly in the honor of Negro History Week. We sponsored a basketball and volly ball tournament with the help of Coach Smith and the cooperation of the various high departments. We still held out three ball play- ers, Paul Franks, Sidney, and James Boone. Paul Franks was Captain of the B team. Juel Cooper and Joyce Henderson won a second place Trophy in the annual Delta Jabberwack doing an oriental dance. As a member of the 4-H Club, Wanda Wilson won the 4-H Key award along with a 350 bond. She was elected al- ternate candidate to the National Camp in Washington, D. C., and was also elected state secretary at the annual short course in jeffetson City. In 1960, eighty-five of us enrolled as Juniors. officers were Tommie Allen, ptesident; George Towns, vice pres- Our class ident; Dotothy Huffman, secretary; Dotothy Williams, assistant secretary; John D. Jennings, treasurer; Clifton Jones,parliamen- tatian and Wanda Wilson, historian. Our class sponsors were, again. Miss Gunnels. who has now married and is Mrs. Kilgote, and Mr. Johnson. Our Student Council members for this year were Joyce Henderson, Dorothy Lee, George Towns, and Minnie White. For our school activities this year we sponsored a social, plate lunch, Junior and Senior Prom with the theme bf Starlight Sonata; the Al Jackson Combo rendered the music. We also gave an assembly in the honor of George Washington's birthday. Joyce Henderson, Dotothy Huffman, Wanda Wilson, Juel Coo- per, Rosette Faulkner, Lucille Mason, Maggie Mister and Dorothy Williams formed and organized themselves into a paper club call- ed The Gazetts. They published the school paper. Joyce Henderson, Dotothy Huffman, Juel Cooper, Wanda Wil- son and Mary Pride were chosen from the Junior class to repre- sent the American Legion Auxiliary in Girl's State at the Stephen College in Columbia. Dotothy Williams was elected Miss Central and Rosette Faulkner as her attendant from the Junior class. Joyce Henderson, Juel Cooper, Wanda Wilson, Tommie Allen and Paul Franks were active members of the Dramatic Club under the supervision of Mr. Kilgote. Wanda Wilson received a gold metal for being an outstanding member of the Dramatic Club. Clifton Jones received three gold metals for outstanding work in agriculture. In 1961, there were eighty-three of us who enrolled as Sen- We held out first class meeting and elected the following officers: George Townes, president; Tommie Allen, vice presi- dent; Dotothy Huffman, secretary; Maxcine Collier, assistant secretary; John Dale Jennings, treasurer; Clifton Jones,par1ia- ' mentarian and Wanda Wilson, historian. We have been fortunate enough to have the same cooperative and understanding sponsors throughout the four years, Mrs. Kilgote and Mr. Johnson. Dorothy Lee was queen attendant for the homecoming activities. Our class activities consisted of an assembly and a talent show. Wanda Wilson is still working with the 4-H Club. At the ann- ual short course she was chosen to appear on television in Co- lumbia as a representative from the State 4-H Club. She has also received the position and honor as Queen of the 4-H Club. Clifton Jones, John Dale Jennings, and James Chillers were deligates to the State F. F. A. Convention at Missouri U. in Columbia. Fifty-two of us have proudly finished the one big step we started in 1958. Yes, the class of 1962 has made history throughout its high school career and will strive to make more in the coming years. Let this be a challenge to classes in the future to do a bigger andz better job. iots. Scholastic Rank in Class of '62 Left: CLIFTON JONES Right ' TOMMIE ALLEN 2-2.5824 Left: WANDA WILSON 3-2.4505 JUEL COOP ER 4-2.2456 Right. DOROTHY HUFFMAN 5-2.2151 Wit Left: JOYCE H. KING 6-2.1006 Right: DOROTHY WILLIAMS 7-1.9826 Left: THELMA WILSON 8-1.9008 Left: ROSETTA F AULKNER 9-1.8505 Right: MARY BURDEN 10-1.7672 SENIOR BASKETBALLSTARS SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Ah! with the first turn of the mysterious Crystal Ball, we see the future. First, there is Peggy Mack modeling in Paris at one of the most famous dress shops owned and operated by Hazel Taylor. She is wearing Slim Jims . Would you believe it, her measurements are 38-24-42. Four years from now we see Eddie Oliver and James Boone playing professional basketball with the St. Louis' Hawks. Ed- die is captain. As we look further into the future we see James Boyd, who has a family, he plays baseball with the Phillies. He's their star. Gene Arrington, who has talents that we knew not of, has gained weight and is now heavy-weight King . George Towns is gaining, not weight this time, but fame. He is Coach of his team, the Texan Clown, they are giving the Globe Trotters competition. Looking further into the Crystal Ball, we see Kenny Johnson, a lawyer in San Diego and Minnie White his wife and secretary. Six years from now on January 20, J. D. Jennings takes his oath as president of the United States. Emma Beech is the first lady. Looking closer we find Verna Miller, Mattie Ford, and Mary Burden, registered nurses, at John Gastonis hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. Five years from now we find Jessie Jones and Ruby Kuyken- doll in London, they own and operate a beauty salon. Nancey Starks and Arphelia Portwood are flying on one of the world's greatest plane as airline hostesses and would you be- lieve it, Jessie Jackson and Sidney are pilots. Maggie Mister, a young lady, with ambition has attained he: desired goal, she has won the man of her dreams and four little i ones. As we look closer we see Lorenzo Wigfall, a heavy-weight champion, defending his title against Floyd Patterson. Three years'ftom now we find Roger Thompson training to be the next astronaut into space, his doctors are Robert Allen and Gus Towns. Looking further we find that John Johnson has set aside sleeping in class and is now a medical doctor, his assistant is Joyce King. Wait! someone is being wheeled in. Ah! its Virgi- nia Weatherspoon. They are in East Berlin's hospital. Dorothy Huffman, a girl, with great brain has put it to use. She is now Miss Physics . Looking closer we find Tommie Allen, a defense attorney, along with Wanda Wilson, his private secretary. He is defending Ronald Dunklin who is sueing the state. Barbara Pittman has given marriage life up, she is now a congresswoman in the Senate. Now, we look further into the Crystal Ball we see Juel Coo- per, head nurse, in the Walter Reed Army Hospital. Would you believe it, there is Paul Franks, president of the United States Banks. His most reliable workers are Curtis Moo- ney and Tommie Willoughby. Now we see Mary Pride, the greatest private secretary in New York, works for her husband. James Chillers has put the cool daddy business down, he now works with the Federal Bureau Investigators. Ruthie Ftaizer and Virgia Jenning are now married. Ah! on September 20, 1970 Dorothy Lee was chosen as Miss America. Maxine Collier was one of her competitors. Behold, we see Dorothy Williams operating on James Mc- Gaughy, he has been smashed in an automobile accident. Further into the Crystal Ball we see Rosetta Faulkner teach- ing the third grade in Lansing, Michigan. As we continue looking we see Barbara Mays and Thelma Mitchell now researchers. They have reached their goal. John Sipho, Robert Starks and James Stanley who sings far better than they did as choir members, have formed a trio which has recorded hit after hit. George Treadwell, a soldier now, is doing fine. He has seen the world and now is in Florida at Cape Canaveral. We stand by with our fingers crossed, hoping this shot to the moon will be a success. Clifton Jones controls the switch. At the last moment he may keep a man here. With the last turn of the Crystal Ball we see Thelma Wilson and Lucille Mason teaching school at Central High. m ----.-- Who 93 Who -----. NAME Robert Allen Tommie Allen Gene Arrington Emma Beech James Boone Sidney Boswell James Boyd Mary Burden James Chillers Maxcine Collier Juel Cooper Rosetta Faulkner Paul F ranks Mattie Ford Ruthie Frazier Joyce King Dorothy Huffman Jessie Jackson John Dale Jennings Virgia Jennings John Johnson Kinnie Johnson Clifton Jones Jessie Mae Jones Ruby Kuykendoll Jorothy Lee Peggy Mack Lucille Mason Barbara Mays James McGuaghy Verna Miller Maggie Mister Thelma Mitchell Curtis Mooney Arphelia Portwood Barbara Pittman Mary Pride Nancy Starks Robert Starks Lena Taylor Eddie Oliver John Sipho Wanda Wilson Gus Townes George Treadwell Thelma Wilson Hazel Taylor Tommie Willoughby Rodger Thompson Ronald Dunklin Minnie White Dorothy William Lorenzo Wigfall Charlie Vance KNOWN AS Bot Tom Thin Man Tiny Boone Sid Boyd Mae Cat Daddy Max Jerry Zett Goat Mattie Ruth J 0y Dot Jit Jim Dandy Virg Sleepy Ken Clif Cookie Ruby Dotye Peg Cille Barb Big Gut Verna Bodley Boot Mooney Little Bit Jean Pride Tut Rock Lena Jr. Sipho Wandie Gussie Mae Georgie Boy Thel Hazel Tommie Rodger Ronald Mennie D. D. Dr. Feelgood Charlie FAMOUS FOR Nothing His Vocabulary His A.T. Ability Lazy Walk Basketball Silly Things His sports ability Quietness Neatness in dress Her large legs Grinning Clowning Dodging girls Not talking Her hair style Making Deals Sewing ' Shinning his class ring His Walk Eating Candy Sleeping Basketball Being Brilliant Eating Candy Talking Eating Laughing Singing Talking Not Studying Talking Dancing Smiling Dancing Telling jokes Nothing Her walk Singing Slow walk Singing Basketball His talk Talking Coolness Quietness Her M.C. ability Neamess Playing Polka Teasing His Speech Friendliness Eating Loudness His Initiative FALLS FOR Nothing Quotations Figures Roy High points Talking A junior only M.L.R. G.J.C. M.D.E.M.R.A.B. Kittrell jt. Lincolnite Dot Outsiders B.J.M. E.M.K. Ts Electonics Thelma J. 1.13. J. Sleep Minnie Studying Outsiders Frank Franks James H. H. J.M. W.I.R. L.C.W. Steve Cool guys Thunder Bird G.I.'s Ex-graduate College Guy Freshman Lena Robert Dorothy Guess Who? Ice Crea'm Shirley Only A nice girl Joe Steam-boat Cards Girls Who knows Kennie E.O.A.C., Jr. His girl Nice girls eSenior Class WilliE-t I, Mary Burden will my ability to make and keep friends to Ida Miller. I, Maxine Collier will my ability to co-operate with Mrs. Harris to Gurdie Taylor. I, Thelma Mitchell will my pleasant smile to Kathy Thompson. I, Joyce King will my ringS to Hattie Eggleston. I, Juel Cooper will my ability to get physics to Shirley Fultz. I, Wanda Wilson will my ability to make the honor roll to Glen Wilson. ,1, Dorothy Huffman will my petite size to Loretta Patterson. I, Emma Beech will my natural eyelashes to Barbara Castleberry. I, Ruthie Frazier will my bright eyes to Erma Sneed. I, Barbara Mays will my speech ability to Diane Pittman. I, Lena Taylor will my bow-legs to Jessie Starks. 1, James Chillers will my singing ability to Thomas Frazier. I, Gene Arrington will my artistic ability to Gloria Treadwell. I, George Treadwell will my quietness to Nadine Folks. I, Maty Pride will my hair style to Lavera Jones. I, Peggy Mack will my size -to Gloria Dunkins. We, Dorothy Lee and Paul Franks will our love and sincerity to Warren West and Willie Gamble. I, Virginia Weatherspoon will my everlasting friendship to Henry Thomas. I, James McGaughy will my muscular build to Arbie Battinget. I, Kinnie Johnson will my ability to play baseball and be successful to Henry Huffman. I, Jessie Jones will my big eyes to anyone who can control them. I, James Boyd will to Mertha Cooper my everlasting love. We, Rosetta Faulkner, Maggie Mister, Lucille Mason, Nancy Starks andDotothy Williams will and do bequeath our everlasting friendship to Rachel Dunbar, Gloria Dunkin, Queen Walls and Phyllis Pittman. I, Hazel Taylor will my glasses to Nadine Folks. We, Gus Towns and Lorenzo Wigfall will out typing ability to Jerry Whitehom and Thomas Frazier. 1, Eddie Oliver will my basketball ability to Emerson Maxie. I, Verna Millet will to Joseph Ptesbetry my everlasting friendship. , I, Jessie Jackson will to Clyde Williams my knowledge to electronics. I, Tommy Willoughly will my walk to Odell Pride. I, Curtis Mooney will my ability to talk to girls to Bertrain Thomas. I, Sidney Boswell will quietness to Elbert Castleberry. I, Ronald Dunklin will my speaking ability to Lydia Durden. I, Tommie Allen will my ability to play Whist to Rolf Taylor. I, John Johnson will my sleeping ability to Robert Strong. I, Roget Thompson will my ability to get Mr. Younge's lesson to Lloyd Chillers. I, Charley Vance will my pencil and paper to Phillip Henry. I, J. D. Jennings will my cool ways to Elbert Castleberry. I, Mattie Ford will knowledge to Johnny Mae Phillip. I, Vitgie Jennings will my kindness and quietness to Helen Hardy. I, Ruby Kuykendoll will my hair style to Versie Johnson. I, Clifton Jones will my thinking ability to Lloyd Key. I, Minnie White will my friendship to Willie Versie Ellis. I, James Boone will my basketball ability to James Taylor. Craykfcrd L Mrs. 22611 .S .R .E N m .w A W ,0 .S T N E ,L ,A gT LB: 84 , Mrs.- N 'B'IGHTHTGRAEEE $ a f .' w y, . A BASKETBALL TE AM-Fitst row: Robert, Treadwel ,L Standing: John L. DunWSmdent Managerygja 1 Taylor, Coach CharlesySmich L - : ,, ' 1, Eddie Oliver, Emersan Maixi', mes Boone, Gary Lumpkins, PaulT-Ftank3; L B BASKETBALL TEAM-First row: Vernon Holmes, Melvin West, Bunny; james Jones, Amos Kuykendoll, Howard Harvey. Standing; John L. Dunn, Studaixkt-Mdnagerik Jimmie Neal, Joe Ford, Andrew Davis, William Ford, Thomas Cooper, Eugenefhomlison; Ronnie Miller, Coach Charles Smith. L , I ' 1 ' L 3 l ' Coach. 1th, m. S s e l r a h C B . :Adami Spbnsoti. mer. -- Mrs. :H. TRACK TEAM STUDENT COUNCIL GLEE CLUB -Mts. D. ,Cloyd, Directress; Mrs. D. Harris, Accompanist. ; HOMECOMING QUEEN and he: ATTENDANTS. ,rmxr cw g$55$$ wig ?mgid my: 57 Spoon :1 $ A L C H T L A ,E H ickens . FD .B. LINCOLN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Seated left to tight: Mrs. D. Wade, Mrs. 8- Nelson, Mrs. F. Younge, Mrs. A. Nolan, Miss J. Green. Standing left to right: 0. Waller, C. Smith, C. Jason, C. Phillips, C. John- son, E. Nelson, W. L. Younge. ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Dear Seniors, The Elementary Department of Central congratulates each of you on your achievement of 1962. We are especially glad to share the joys you have because we realize you have reached this long worked for goal and are just beginning a new role you must assume before long in the world of today. Life is full of challenges and the manner in which you meet them de- termines your character. You have been given a torch, to meet these challenges, hold it high. It is yours to keep it burning bright, yours to pass on when you no longer need light. Hold high the torch ! You did not light its glow- It was given you by other hands, you know. Hold it high. Mrs R; A, CRAWFORD, Principal. Elementary School EDGAR R. MOORE ' Seventh Grade Mrs. CARYLON BOOKER Seventh Grade Mrs. JODIE DUFFIE Sixth Grade Mrs. GEORGIA MARTIN Sixth Grade Miss RITA BETTS Fifth Grade Mrs. LILLE B. KINCADE Fifth Grade v. , Miss NORMA ANDERSON Mrs. SARAH BIZZELL 0 Mrs. HESS STELLA JONES Sixth Grade Eighth Grade F irst Grade Mrs. ALMA NOLAN Mrs. PRICILLA WISE Miss MAXCINE SCYPION Second Grade F irst Grade F ourth Grade -:NOT PICTURED:- Mrs. BOBBY JEAN COOPER Mrs. DORIS SINGLETON Second Grade Fourth Grade Mrs. F. M. YOUNGE Mrs. N. HUNLEY F irst Grade F ourth Grade Mrs. MOSSYE PHILLIPS MfS- F REIDA COOPER Second Grade F 1fth Grade Mrs. A. GRANT Mrs. ISSIE DONALDSON Third Grade Special Education Mrs. DOROTHY WADE Miss M. PETERSON Third Grade Third Grade .. DionaldksLOQ; '9 Mrs; N; T ;U ;D E LL I C E LP; ,8 S a ;l ;8 u 0 LD ,1 ,G - Mrs. XTH'GRADE SI Grant. . 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Out Of This World L LIVE ELECTRICALLY Tomorrow you may blast off on a trip to the moon! But, even at the supersonic speed of your rockership, you won't be able to approach the speed of Reddy Kilowact, Your Electric Servant. He travels at the speed of light-goes to work for you instantly . . . at the flip of a switch. He makes your home more comfortable, provides light, entertainment and does you: housework. All this for only a few cents a day. FOR A BETTER TOMORROW . . . GET REDDY TODAY! Ark-Mo Power Co. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF . . Hamra s , OAKVILLE BARGAIN STORE SHIREY s m D R u G s T o R E GIN COMPANY STEELE, M0. Babe Wilbanks, Prop. STAFFORD APPLIANCE COMPANY mag 711m PORTAGEVILLE. MO. 38 M0. Route 2 STEELE, MISSOURI PATRONIZE THE BUSINESS FIRMS WHOSE ADVERTISEMENTS APPEAR IN THE CENTORIAN coyPLIMENTs 0F - FARMERS BANK OF BRAGGADOCIO ECURITY ' AFETY ERVICE gaggaalocio, Mo. SINCE 1911 gaggaclocio, We COMPLIMENTS OF Ellington Insurers SAFE and SECURE All Forms of Insurance SINCE 1906 Portageville, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF- UTLEY DRUG STORE SENATH, MO. When In Portageville Visit SEGAL'S Portageville's Progressive Store --Compliments Of1 WALSH1S BIG STAR KENNETT, MISSOURI Compliments Of BLACKWOOD FURNITURE COMPANY NEW FURNITURE USED FURNITURE Let Your Home Come First PHONE REGENT 8-2675 SENATH, MISSOURI -COMPLIMENTSOF- SMITH1S STORE FOR WOMEN Now Expanded to Setve You Better 116-118 N. Side of Square KENNETT, MO Compliments of National F A B R 1 C S E'veryting for Your Sewing Needs SINGER SEWING MACHINE AGENCY Phone DRake 9-3701 Portugeville, Missouri 1Compliments Of- BALLINGER VARIETY SENATH REgent 8'2355 KENNETT 8,2316 COMPLIMENTS 0F O'Connor's Real Estate Virgil A. O'Connor Smmth, M0. Frankum's SHOE STORE HOME OF HAPPY FEET Phone 976 214 South Third Street HAYTL M0. COMPLIMENTS 0F WORKMAN I DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY PORTAGEVILLE. MO. 39m DRUG Store Phone 95 HAYTI YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT Sam Hamra's and JERRY HAMRA'S Cut-Rate Stores Best In Quality STEELE, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF IN KENNETT THE STORE TH AT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS COHPLIMENTS 0F STEWART FURNITURE COMPANY $1 MAYTAG - FRIGIDAIRE Phone 16 Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF NOFFEL'S SUPER MARKET Your Big Star Store Save Double Low Prices Plus Quality Stumps PORTAGEVILLE, MO. COMPLIMENTS 0F - McDaniel Thrift Shop EELE COMPLIMENTS OF LAFONT SERVICE STATION Goodrich Tires-Willard Batteries We Give Trading Stumps PORTAGEVILLE. MO. COMPLIMENTS 0F ECONOMY GROCERY STORE STEELE, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F McDanieI's THRIFT SHOP STEELE, M0. COMPLIMENTS 0F POTEET BROS. HARDWARE HAYTI and STEELE, M0. COMPLIMENTS 0F NETHERY BUILDERS SUPPLY HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F DOLPHIN LAND co. GIN Route 2 - STEELE, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F Fred Inman's HAYTI, MISSOURI Compliments of- STEWART'S GROCERY GENER AL MERCHANDISE NI 3-2437 POINT PLEASANT. MO. Your Rawleigh Dealer for Southwest Pemiscot County AUTH UR GRAVE Route 1, Bragg City, Mo. BEST PRODUCT AT LOWEST PRICES Eulden B1112 A COMPLETE FABRIC CENTER 420 Ward Avenue Caruthersville. Mo. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '62 Quality uCLEANERS-- 2m Discount on Cash and Carry PHONE 280 HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF LA FONT-VOGEL CHEVROLET-OLDS C0. Highway 61 North Phone Drake 9-5475 PORTAGEVILLE. M0.u COMPLIMENTS 0F MASOWS 9E If you can beat our prices anywhere in the state- We won't take your money, but will give you the plate. Phone 8-9988 214 West Commercial KENNETT, M0. COMPLIMENTS 0F HAYTI FLOWER 8. GIFT SHOP 209 East Main PHONE 597 . Hayti, Miasouri COMPLIMENTS 0F Curtis SELF SERVICE GROCERY 8. MARKET Liquors, Beer $ Wine Gas-Oil Phone 9615 Highway 84 West HAYTI Compliments of - SONNY'S DRIVE-IN iAM-AVM , PORTAGEVILLE, Mo, Compliments of JOHN DALE'S TV SERVICE 0 PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE 0 REASONABLE RATES Phone 389 South Sldo 5 Square Hayti, Mo I COMPLIMENTS 0F GARDNER'S GROCERY GROCERIES - ME ATS Highway 84 West PHONE 380 HAYTI COMPLIMENTS 0F 1 + COTTON $5 - N0 Q Aw Q9 vu- COMPANY HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF PORTAGEVILLE SOUTHEAST MISSOURIAN A MOSBY HARDWARE 8t APPLIANCES PORTAGEVILLE, M0. COMPLIMENTS 0F PGTEET BRGTHERS Hardware THE ONES THAT APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS Tel. 964 HAYTI, Mo. STEELE. Mo- Tel. 90 L COMPLIMENTS 0F HAYTI FURNITURE 8 APPLIANCE Everything for the Home Owner - Roy Moore Phone 73 - Home 281 Hayti, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF Kaiser9s PRINTING SERVICE Rubber Stamps Made to Order -- STEE LE, MISSOU RI COMPLIMENTS 0F 7 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE l Phones 57 ond103 .L HAYTI, MISSOURI Compliments of - T E D' S lJ:WELRY STCTE-I HZ N. Court Square Kennett COMPLIMENTS OF - Lester Furniture 00. WE DELIVER Bottle and Bulk Gas PORTAGEVILLE COMPLIMENTS 0F Moore's Hardware Kennett, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF ROTH,S o Q'Qv 6 61 V 4? Kennett, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF- - - x DINING ROOM 3 8 BEDROOM SETS KITCHEN CABINtE S SEWING MACHINES a C0 A0 Viertt PIANOSX ANTIQUES Furniture Store We Buy Anything- Sell Everything PHONES 412-339 TO OUR ADVERTISERS The CENTORIAN Staff and students of Central High School Wish to express our appreciation for your cooperation and interest as evidenced by your ads in our yearbook and your participation in all that we do. J 9$ O Q Ca, ' Ci 3 n d C9 5'. X arson ?'OWQLi C3 0H4 O I FX CL Q SW3 w 7L 7 03+ P6;f7 $6 7 mm 93s 9 H W a m u CQ am 7 +0 nnx hwfws: .- :..N-g-.$w;...,m.: 4...... 4.. mmm - - ' M V N N- E 1' f. ,3- A - ' n w , . .. N . .,..4 . ! ' XXDYQQLU meg b5? ;44ynp iyw-r A N MA . A 4 V A V 53ng 1U '-A; A-' . 4 . 3 . N Y1 th3 Q9 ' N Am. 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