Centerville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Centerville, MO)

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SENIOR PROPHECY Elmer Puble--We find Private 3rd Class Elmer Ruble staring blankly through the bars of the brig. Although we don't know exactly what happened, rumors are ... he threw the sergeant's paddle out the window and hit a General. Barb McNail--In 1982 we see Barb and Jimmy driving around Elling- ton in her baby blue mustang. We asked Barb what her future plans were but she couldn't stop stuttering long enought to tell us. James Campbell has returned to C.H.S. to teach the high school girls how to hop their cars. James says he enjoys his work here at C.H.S. but enjoys the students even more. Sandy Warner is now employed here at C.H.S. She drives around the block in the ambulance just waiting for one of James' students to have a wreck. Sandy says thanks to James business has really been booming because after five weeks of school there have been thirty-five wrecks. Glenda Fox is still hanging around C.H.S. Could this be because Denny hasn't graduated yet? Don't worry Glenda, He'll make it. Doris Jackson--Rumors are that Doris Jackson has just received her 12th engagement ring. It seems that she just con't convince Elden to take that final step to the altar. Good luck Doris. Sue Pogue--The year is 1972 and Sue is back stage getting ready to compete against Twiggy in the Mode of the Year pageant. Watch your step, Sue, and don't frown. Bobbi Goodman--We hardly recognized Bobbi Goodman because she was dressed in overalls, her Dad's old flannel shirt, barefoot and had her hair in pigtails. It seems it was time for chores. So, Bobbi was out slopping the hogs. Bobbi, is this your idea of success? Nancy Jackson--We here at C.H.S. have just received the news that Nancy has bought a blonde wig. She really believes blondes have more fun, but she got tired of sitting home every night with a bottle of Go Go Light. Better luck with your wig, Nancy. Richard Dement--As we were traveling down Broadway in St. Louis, a big cloud of dust. As we drew closer to the dust, we saw that it was Richard Dement herding his cattle. Richard told us he was trying to get them home because there wasn't much room for cattle farmers in St. Louis. Gary Dement is presently employed as lead singer in The Loggers Band. This is a very appropriate name for Gary's band because it seems Gary was always skipping school to cut logs. 19

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SENIOR WILLS We, the Seniors of 1967-68, on this date, October 31, will the following possessions and abilities to our classmates. I, James Campbell, will my car and all my other worldly possessions to Vicky Pogue. I, Gary DeMent, will my ability to grow tall to my brother, Terry. Good luck, Terry! I, Richard DeMent, will my ability to pester teachers without get- ting caught to Ronnie Barton. I, Bobbie Goodman, will my ability to paint the dressing rooms without dripping a spot of paint anywhere to Berta Brawley. You'll have to skip class, Bert. I, Doris Jackson, will my ability to play volleyball to Marilyn. Keep tryin'. You'll be first spiker next year. I, Nancy Jackson, will my ability to get the truck every Saturday and Sunday to Mary Linda Ruble. Don't break my record, Mary. I, Barbara McNail, will my ability to drive around in a little blue Mustang and chase dogs to Sharon Mann. Good luck, Sharon! I, Sue Pogue, will my ability to climb fences to Gay Chilton. Be careful how you fall, Gay. I, Elmer Ruble, will my 32 packard hearse to Dennis Vance. You're going to need it, Dennis, if you don't slow your motorcycle down to the speed limit. I, Sandra Warner, will my ability to be able to get out of the spiker's way after I set up a volleyball to Lynette Murphy. Good Luck, Lyn- ette, if your like me you'll need it! 18

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BABIES GROW VP Nancy Jackson