Centerville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Centerville, MO)

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December 29, 1948 We miss him due to his untimely, unexpected, and tragic death for he was one of us and now he has gone from us in body, but not in spirit. James Elmer Sheldon represented those values in life for which those of us left should aspire to achieve. It is for these qualities of mind and spirit that James Elmer Sheldon will remain in living memory among us in our journey onward through life. 15

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SENIOR WILLS We, the members of the Senior Class of 1966-67, in the town of Centerville, and state of Mis- souri, 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, Erma Brawley, will Edward's and my tractor to Mr. Martin so he will have something to run around in, in his old age. I, Wanda Bright, will my ability to be quiet in Study Hall to Patty Hale. You need it. I, Clarice Chitwood, will my long brown hair and psychology book to Mr. Martin. Don't roll the hair to often, Mr. Martin. I, George Dement, will my ability to play basketball to the boys who play in the future. I, Deloris England, will my ability to receive a letter from a different boy every day to Rose- mary Mendenhall. Good luck Rose. I, James Fox, will my black hair with a rooster tail to Mr. Powers. Good luck Mr. Powers. I, Charlene Jackson, will the old black 49 Ford to Nancy and all of her future occupates. Good luck to all of them. You too, Nancy, you'll need it. I, Alfred Martin, will my ability to be late at school every day to Barb McNail. You don't have to try very hard. Don't ruin my record, Barb. I, Junior Mendenhall, will my ability to skip school every other day to Elmer Ruble. You won't have to try very hard. You have a good record already. I, Mary Anna Pogue, will my ability to get mad at the ballgames to Doris Jackson and my exact 20 pounds to Sue Pogue. Good luck to both of you. 16