Center High School - Mirror Yearbook (Center, MO)

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BOBBY WISNER (President) SUE BROTHERS (Vice-President) EARL SCHAFFER (Sec. It Treas.) EUGENE COLE (Reporter) BETTY RANSDELL MARILYN HOWALD DIXIE SWON JACKIE TAPLEY CHARLES SELLS GLADYS HOLCOMB HUGH LOGAN BILLY KUNTZ RILEY MORA WITZ CLELLEN BROOKS GEORGE FORD PAUL JONES CLYDE ARDREY MARTHA ASBURY TOMMY NEUSCHAFER CHARLES WOODS LULA JENNINGS JIMMY MOOMAW 20

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SOPHOMORE JINGLES Dorothy Briggs she's a dream With W. A. she's quite supreme. en He S‘°P Tthe corner each Ste’ She get kV len it fo eUf .ssk u est of aJi. night “uer ■ '- jooj , ,ets dav Kenny Evans is the man Apg V' w ai.Uu B D That sings soprano the best he can. Pnoj -t®a r aq up A A Oli,j °«i-a o eetsCo e 1 a( ‘fle Junior d But eeves ; 1 u s is a . rel y 6«. Elmo Lieurance is so small Joyce Leake very slim and tall There's hardly any of him at all. Is the quietest girl in the study hall. •Avpauios qstutj pu® q: ®q au,o: II sdolI aM Aba ® psAOUl s®q auiuicq jaqtnjy r 8 lP i ■ Ou, 1 • p °W°5 9 o, pa Joyce Carter leads the croud e st °J Very little but always loud. Pbp „ ’ U, 9 t U®3 aqs JSA8 Usu„ Psj 7 . r-n ' Ul ftj « Uis 'u S V up. us , - YS , J wf X ld °» SaA°I »n9 ‘ Pnts o, sa ®q «ns SI jji8 Ajpuoijj y •uiiq joj jjoj puojq A»ajd y uiiis pu® jib uapvwo Aqqog 19

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FRESHMEN SPECIALITIES School opened August 30, 1948, twenty-three excited Freshmen entered the stairs of-high school with an aim of being a Senior some day. We lost one member, Doris Hill. We held a class meeting soon after school started. We elected Bobby Wisner as President, Sue Brothers Vice-President, Earl Schaffer Secretary and Treasurer, and Eugene Cole Reporter. Now we will try and give you a little about each one’s private life at school. Bobby Wisner--Used to have to stand on a chair to see, now anyone behind him has to stand on a chair if they expect to see. Sue Brothers--Cookie to the boys. Sighs to many a love, but a boy is just another bothersome boy to Susie. Earl Schaffer—Is so unusual he doesn’t have time to think of girls for he is too busy trying to think of enough to make the honor roll. Eugene Cole--Has two lines in school. First comes flirting with the girls (especially the Junior and Senior girls.) Basketball is next. Billy Kuntz--His mind forgets his stomach. He forgets to raise his hand when we take lunch count. (He is too busy reading.) Hugh Logan--Everywhere but in Biology class when Mr. V’ilson asks him a question. Tommy Neuschafer--Now girls don’t get too close to Tommy. He says, “Know girl is going to catch him,” so girls if you have your hat set for him you will have to catch him asleep. Martha Asbury—Would like to have a beau but mamma says “no.” She also likes to wear the boys watches. Charlie Sells—We can’t seem to figure out which he likes best, Candy or girls. He seems to be sweet on both. Junior Ardrey--Lover of the teachers. He also loves Mathematics class. Jackie Tapley and Dixie Swan—We are such pals that what one does the other does and what one knows the other knows. Marilyn Howald--High school boys aren’t high enough for me. We wonder if Jim Brown could of caused her to change her mind. Lula Jennings--She isn’t as shy since she met a guy called Happy. Betty Ransdall--Just can’t get along when Bobby isn’t right by her side to help her along. Honestly you would think the sidewalks were slick all of the time. Jimmy Moomaw—I guess the reason he smokes such a big pipe is to have bigger pipe dreams of Juanita. Excuse me but now we are thinking that it might be someone else. George Ford—Some girls love Fords, why not George. Clellen Brooks--Future basketball star. An a(l around good sport. Riley Morawitz--! guess his watch was in his locker when his mother asked him where it was. Or so he said. We know that Martha had it. So don’t tell anyone. Paul Jones--Mr. Wilson says I’m too big to play tag in the halls, but I’m not. Charles Woods--Very quiet until you know him. The girls like to borrow his Mathematics paper. Gladys Holcomb--A girl with a smile. Likes to do deeds for others. I’m sure you will agree with me that we have had a successful year. At the rate we went this year we may get to be Seniors someday. 21