Center High School - Mirror Yearbook (Center, MO)

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SENI® CLASS HISTORY Name one historical event that occurred in 1941. Correct answer: We who are Seniors began our high school careers. A way back in 1941 there were twenty one of us in the Freshman class. Through the years, eleven more have moved here and fourteen have either moved away or quit. So now, as Seniors, there are eighteen of us. When we were Freshman, superintendent C. L. Gottmann was our sponsor. Nancy Yager was chosen class president. The other officers were: vice president, Doris Chenoweth; secretary, Marjorie White; treasurer, Mary Lee Anderson; reporter, Tom O’Hern. Our Sophomore sponsors were three in number: Mis3 Morrison, Rev. F. W. Rigg, and Mrs. Rigg. The class elected Charles Morman, president; Marjorie White, vice president; Tom O'Hern, sec-treasurer; Alberta Ardrey, reporter. Mrs. F. W. Rigg served as class sponsor when we were Juniors. Bill Carter was chosen class president Dottie Huse, vice president; Eva Mae Yager, Sec- treasurer; and Maxine Sommerfeld, reporter. As juniors, our class sponsored a junior Play, operated the stands at the basketball games, and entertained the seniors at a lovely Junior-Senior banquet. In our last year of high school, we sponsored a Senior Work day from which we earned 63 85. Too, we planned a trip to St. Louis for the glorious Senior skip day. Our officers for this year were as follows: president, Charles Morman; vice president Dottie Huse; secretary-treasurer, Maxine Sommerfeld; reporter. Gene Simmons. Mrs. Fanning served as class sponsor. In March, 1945, Bradford Hulse and Bill Walker enlisted in Uncle Sana's great Navy. We Seniors are proud of our service men. Good luck to you boys, and to the rest who will soon go. During our four years in C.H.S. the members of our class have sought prominence in various fields of interest, such as scholarship, music, basketball, end track. Certain members of the class have achieved proficiency in these fields. And as we have done in our high school days so we shall continue to do when we step from the stage of high school in to the throngs of the world.

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF SENIOR CLASS We, the seniors of nineteen hundred forty five, the said parties of the first part, do hereby proceed to dispose of our respective possessions, both collectively and individually, by bequeathing to the said parties of the second part, our ownings, holdings, and claims: To the Freshmen and Sophomores the seniors leave their political pull with their teachers, their brilliant remarks, and all the artistic carvings on study hall desks. To the boys of the Junior class, the senior boys leave their dates with the draft board. To Lorene Fulkerson is left the quietness of the Senior girls. I, Bill Fredrick Carter, being of sound mind but seldom used, do hereby will and bequeath to Carl Krigbaum my intense love for study halls. My interest in Elaine Ledford I leaye to any Sophomore boy who promises to not use too much. Wanda Watts leaves her correspondence list to Francis Baker. Don t neglect any branch of the service. Wanda didn't 1 I, Eva Mae Yager, Leave to my pal, Elaine Ledford, my sweet disposition and sunny smile. Billy Shannon leaves his bottle of hair oil to Don Campbell. You should try it Don. It keeps Lard's hair from curling. To John Howald he leaves his colorful plaid shirts, and his place at the office typewriter he wills to anyone needing some 'privacy. I, Gene Tunney Simmons, with charity for ail and malice toward none hereby leave to Jack Palmer my reascality and special, ability for staying in hot water. My way with the women I leave to Jimmy Humphrey. Here's to bigger and better conquests, Jimmy!