Centerville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Centerville, MO)

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Senior Prophecy We now find Donald Barnes in St. Louis riding around in his car while his wife, Betty, is down on the farm with four little Barnes' making a living. Larry Barnes and wife, Joyce, are now living in St. Louis where she is working in a factory, while Larry babysits with Barbara Greco. Richard Robertson finally “squeezed out of school by getting in good with the coach. He and Norma Barnes are now living with James Barnes in Corncob Hollow. We find Bob Johnston down at Jessie Dement's Cafe, still trying to get her to let him take Brenda out. Please Jessie. Tommy Voyles is now the mayor of Centerville. He is trying to get the speed limit changed to 90. John, you'd better get air brakes. James Mathes and his wife, Barbara, are now living in Bunker. In case Daddy needs help they have one son as a doctor, one a lawyer, one a policeman, and one an ambulance driver. Norma Pogue is now married to Richard's friend Clifford. They are living in Robertsville where Norma is working in the Purinea Plant in order to keep Cliff and 4 little juniors alive. Donna Tate and her husband, Roger, are now living in Bunker, where they own and operate a sweet pickle plant. Donna says I love pickles. Darrell Dement hasn't gotten married yet, but he has a few prospects. He plans on taking the one he gets to Lesterville on their honeymoon in his Chevy. Will Richard Burnham pay for his gas ? Brenda Pogue and Charley Campbell are now married and living in Redford. They can't afford a car so they walk to town with their 8 Campbells following. Dave Hill is still chasing Linda Me Nail, but Tommy gets her once in a while. Poor Dave. Tommy Fox is now married to Carol Hanes and owns Fox's store. They have ten little Foxes running around under the counters. Ruth Vance is now married to Richard Burnham and living in Bunker, helping Richard run a dairy farm. I thought Ruth wouldn't milk cows, but she does 'cause it takes all the milk for the kids. Willie Martin is still an old maid, although the boys are being chased steadily by her. Poor kid, her legs just aren't long enough to catch Moose. Dave Dement and Gail are now living with Peck. Dave is still trying to Charley H. away.

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“Senior Will99 We, the members of the Senior Class of 1962-63 in the school of Centerville High, in the county of Reynolds, and the state of Missouri, thinking we are of sound minds and able bodies do here-by declare that the following is the last will and testament to be made concerning these matters: I, BOB JOHNSTON, will my ability to be put into jail after Halloween to Luin Gene Amsden. Eat everything they'll give you, Luin. I, DAVID DEMENT, will my ability to walk past the Junchstand without paying to Eldon Barnes. I, WILLIE LOU MARTIN, will my ability to get the car and take all the boys a ride to Jeanie Sutton. I, DONALD BARNES, will may ability to get along with Mr. Pedigo to Eldon Barnes. Good luck, Stub. I, LARRY BARNES, will my ability to keep a different girl each night of the week on the same string to Ronnie Tope. I, BRENDA POGUE, will my ability to go with Steve McNail to Shela Pogue. Now, don't fight with Judy Greco anymore. I, DAVID HILL, will my ability to baby-sit with Tommy Voyles at Wilma Warner's to Linda McNail. I, DONNA TATE, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Yeula Pogue. The teachers are okay, but beware the kids! I, TOMMY VOYLES, will my ability to get along with Mr. Schlereth to Carole Faulkner. Good luck, Carole! I, RUTH VANCE, will my big, bright, smiles and mischievous and hard working abilities to Dorthy Vance and I hope she has as much good luck as I have had. I, DARRELL DEMENT, will my ability to get along with Mr. Pedigo to anyone who thinks they can. I, NORMA POGUE, will my ability to sell annual ads at Lesterville to Geraldine Brawley. Don't try that gravel company Jerry, you'd just be wasting time. I, TOMMY FOX, will my ability to skip school to David White. Better be slick about it, Dave. I, RICHARD ROBERTSON, will my ability to be Good to John Mimms. I, JAMES MATHES, will my ability to get along with those Bunker Boys to Robert Martin. Good luck, Robert.

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Willie Martin The Grown Up Bab ies Donna Tate Brenda Pogue Larry Barnes James Matnes Donald Barnes Tommy Voyles Tommy Fox