Center High School - Mirror Yearbook (Center, MO)

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I, Dottie Huse, will and bequeath my bashfulness to Marilyn Schafer. My ability as voluntary adviser andarbitrater in any and all disagreements, I leave to Jean Watts. Hubert Schnetaer leaves his beautiful wavy hair to Rex Cragen. (He 3ure needs it.) And to Carl Krigbaum, Hubert leaves his ability to speak loud and too often. Maxine Soianerfeld leaves her artistic ability to her sister, Donna, thus keeping the fame in the family. I, Reva Dell McClintock, after due consideration will and bequeath ray favorite cud of gum to Anna Schnetzer as I'm sure she knows how to use it. Francis Krigbaum leaves to the Sophomore boys his favorite grade school girlie. Careful boys, don't fight! Doris Chenoweth leaves her list of past and present 'flames’ to any girl who would care to start such a collection. Nancy Yager leaves her ability to blush to Donna Sonnerfeld. Why don't you try it some time, Donna. Helen McIntosh leaves her shy, retiring manner to Mary Ellen Springston. To Tiny Egbert she bequeaths her collection of Center boys. Richard Baker leaves his nack for skipping from one affair to another to Bill Cornelius. Mary Lee Anderson wills her ability to say what she thinks and worry later, to Shirley Kohler. I, Charles Henry Mo man, leave ray wage- earning capacity to any guy who ever tries being chums with two sisters at the same time. Believe me, he will need it! Brad Hulse and Bill Walker leaves their trails and tribulations in the service of Uncle Sam to the inductees and volunteers of 19A5-A . Senior Class 19U-19A5

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SENIOR CUSS PROPHECY Come Seniors, gather around the bonfire. The magical potion has already been poured into the flames and ominous black smoke is now billow- ing upward. Ah, there through a break in the smoke cloud we see written the year 1955. And now we may read the fate of our seniors. Richard Baker, a faint tinge of gray in his black hair, lives a tiresome life on his farm. Although he is married, he has never quite for- gotten his disappointment in being turned down by that pretty Irish lassie, H. Me. Dottie Huse has finally decided that she would rather work in the quiet of a cozy effice with someone who cares, than to pursue a dramatic career amid thousands of strangers. So we see her now, busy with pencil and notebook in the office of the manager of an up-and-coming cheese factory. Reva Delle McClintock, who joined the Cadet Nurse Corps after graduation from C. H. S., now holds the responsible position of head nurse in a veteran's hospital. She is very strict with the other nurses, and it has been rumored that this is because she saves all her pleasant smiles for a certain famous surgeon. Billy Shannon, after a hectic life in the Marines has returned to his native land. He is naturally quite proud of Doris Marie's successful musical career but all the time he keeps dreaming of the day when they can settle down together. And confidentially he also has visions of a little roly poly Billy Gene Jr. Mary Lee Anderson, the little black buzzard that flies around here and there has finally gone home to roost. She and Johnny have a nice little home of their own, with some other little buzzard's that call them papa and mama.