Centerville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Centerville, MO)

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 We, the members of the Senior Class of 1960-61, in the town of Centerville, county of Reynolds, and state of Missouri, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare that the following is the last will and testament to be made concerning these matters: I, Barbara Pogue, will my ability to ask silly questions in class to Shelba Akins. I, Chester Vance, will my ability to work in the senior stand to Richard Botkin. I, Jimmy Amsden, will my ability to get along with Coach Burroughs to John Mimms. You'll need it, John. I, Winston Reed, will my ability to drop shorthand at the half to Ruth Baker. I, Louise Russell, will my ability to date Buddy Botkins to Lynn Sutton. I, Violet Cowan, will my ability to pop popcorn to Ruth Cox. I, Jesse McNail, will my ability to hog call to Ruth Baker. Not much difference in calling hogs and kids anyway. I, Wilma Martin, will my ability to write letters to Enid Hannah to Larry Bowles. I, Esther Bennett, will my eyelash curlers to Martha McNail. I, Paul Jordan, will my ability to drive Betty Garner to school and not be bothered to Tommy Fox. SeKcar Violet Cowan is now Mrs. Donnie Kuenzle, living in Lesterville on a farm helping Donnie and their three kids. There is plenty of work to keep her busy. Chester Vance is now living in St. Louis and still wonders why he could never get Louise from Winston in Agriculture Class. Wilma Martin is now providing a living for her husband and three small sons by frying eggs, sunny side up, at the Little Blue Cafe here in Centerville. Barbara Pogue is now in Washington, D.C. leading a political campaign for Leroy Johnson who is run- ning for President. She is hoping to be the next first lady. Esther Bennett is now working as a model for Junior clothes and isn't married yet, but hopes to be mar- ried to Donald Barnes by June. Louise Russell is now working as a Private Secretary and will soon retire to a ranch-style home in the suburbs as the wife of the boss. They plan to have a summer home at Lesterville. Jesse McNail has come into a large amount of money. He is taking life easy as a professional hog caller for the St. Louis Hawks. Winston Reed has finished medical school and is now doing a fine job in his private office with two cute little nurses sitting on each knee. Ohl Oh! Here comes Mrs. Reed. Paul Jordan is now living in St. Louis watching the three little Jordans while his wife Betty is working to make a living. Jim and Kay are now living together with Jimmy's mother for the winter months, and they stay with Mrs. Jones through the summer. It is much cheaper that way. Clyde Butts is now living in Lesterville, babysitting for his mother-in-law, while his wife Janet becomes a lawyer.

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Richard Bonney Betty Garner Richard Botkin Ruth Baker Larry Bowles Alyce White Martha Me Nail Viola Radford Fred Barnes Charles Dement Ido Pogue Lynn Sutton Lucile Johnston Jim Morrison