Central High School - Centorian Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

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The 1950 CEN TORIAN Published by the SENIOR CLASS OF Central High School Hayti, Missouri FOREWORD THE 1950 UCENTORIANH Hopes to preserve the pleasant memories of the friendships, the achievements and the happiness which the years at Central High have brought US. When in the future year? you see the pictorial records of the events, daily activities, our be- loved efficient faculty, our classmates, and our friends, we hope your memories will be refresh- ecl by recalling the wonderful days and the inany ileliglittul times you had at Central High. DEDI C AT I ON J. E. BRODIE Lincoln University Southern Illinois University A. B., M. S. Education Principal, Civics Vozwh. l l'cshmRn Class To Mr. .l. E. Brodie, our principal for eight j't'ill'4 and coach for the girls' basketball team we dedicate this edition of the Centorian. Mr. lirodic has been an excellent administrator as well as :in excellent teacher and coach. During the cight years he has been in Hayti, he has won the respect und affection of the entire com- munity. 9 Wo, the departing seniors, sincerely ap- preciate the time and effort Mr. Brodie has spent in trying: to pr?p:u'v us for the future. YEAR BOOK STAFF 1950 ALEX COOPER .... ..... I' lditor-in-l'hi0i' ELZANY BURNS --- ...... Assistant Editor ERNESTINE KEY .... ..... S ecretary to Editor Committee Members .... --- MOSSYE TATUM MERI,li'NFl JACKSON ALMA WELCH PINKY BRO'WN FRED BRASVVELL .... --- Advertising Manager MARY JIM BLAIR --- --,-- Assistant Manager CORA SPENCE ........ 0, Secretary to Manager GEORGE HOWARD .... ......, S ales Manager ALLENE DOWELL --- ,.,..,,.,. Assistant Seated-Alex Cooper, liarncstiiic Key. Standing-Earnestine Kyles, George Howard, Mossye Tatum, Cora Spence, Alma Welch, Fred Braswell, James E. Kaufman, Elzany Burns, Allene Dowell, Merlene Jackson. li. TANYA EARHARDT ...,. .....,.,,.,..,,,.,-H If 'aculty Advisor Faculty Assistants-Nadine lim-hoe, lilmore Nelson, Leroy Youngo, Ivor- son Cheatham, Velma, VVilliains, Martina Smith, Dorothy llarris. CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL SCHOOL BUSSES I I -an M, N, I .. 1 JS-5 VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE and INDUSTRIAL ARTS SHOP HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE XX. gw i EI E l X Faculty ELMORE W. NELSON Lincoln University B. S. Ind. Education Art, General Mathematics Junior Class DOROTHY GROSS HARRIS Lincoln University B. S. Degree Commercial Arts School Paper- 'Centralite WON' TANYA EARHARDT K. S. T. College K. University, Lincoln Uni. B..S. Education Language Arts, General Science Annual LENORA NADINE DEBOE Knoxville College A. B. Degree English, Social Studies Senior Class if K. W. L. YOUNGE Lincoln University B. S. Education Mathematics and Social Studies Coach and C Club MARY JUANITA HARAWAY Langston University B. S. Degree Vocational Home Economics cmntes nmuus. ,f f ' . Lincoln University Z. , Q - Q ,J General Agriculture ' 'eff Sponsor--Veterans Club C0-Sponsor-S. E. MO. Farmers I Homemakers Conference ROBERT L. ROGERS Hampton Institute Kentucky State College B. S. Degree Agriculture-Veterans Farm Project Co-Sponsor S. E. Mo. llomcinakers Conference S. J. VINCENT Tuskegee Institution B. S. Agriculture Education Vocational Agriculture N. F. A., Father-Son Banquet Department Swine Project lloy Scouts MARY MARTINA SMITH Kentucky State College A. B. Degree English, Music C-lee Club 1 V.: X -S '5 F M.. Jovce cures Lincoln University Il. S. Education Second Grade FLOSSYE M. YOUNG! Lincoln University H. S. Education First Grade Pep Squad LOIS HOWELL Lincoln University B. S. Education First Grade Girl's Basketball Team Q3 5 Q SADIE guzggrrn :TTA HESS STELLA BOGAN JONES A. Ku I. State College A- 51 I- College B. S. Education B. S. Elementary Education Third Grade Third Grade VELMA WILLIAMS Tuskegee Institute B. S. Degree, Home Economics Sponsor-Tenth and, Sixth Grades Co-Sponsor-N. H. A. GEORGIA E. MARTIN Lane College IVERSON W. CHEAT!-IAM A. B. Education Arkansas State College Fifth Grade B3 S- Degree . Glee Club and Class Play Blology, Chemlstry General Science ,....a a . R. PER B. S. Education Tennessee State College Algebra, Plane Geometry B' S- Dffilfef' Civics Fourth Grade MD EMEQRS ,o 2 SF N' ' UG UQSQ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Reporter, Mattye Ketchum: Trezisurer, Lamar Wilsong Vice-President, Alma Welchg President, Alex Cooper: Secretary, Cora Spencerg and Assistant Secretary. Beatrice Goodman. STATISTICS FOR 1950 Tallest Girl .......... N-, Tallest Boy ............ ,H Shortest Girl .......... ,-- --- Shortest Boy ..... Best Boy Athlete --.. ---S--- Best 'Girl Athl-ete ..-- -,--- Best Boy Dancer --- ------ Best Girl Dancer --- -- ---- Best Dressed Boy .... ...,... Most Handsome Boy Most Versatile Boy -- ----- Most Versatile Girl -- Class Clowns ..... Average Age ..... Average Height --- Cora Spencer Obie Pitman Merlene Jackson IC. L. Jackson Charles W. Noble Alma Welch XVillie Pittman Hulene Jackson Leroy Griffin XVillie Nelson Alex Cooper 'Alma NVelch pa Nl' is ali. rf llii'lkliT'A-ll -.'T 'Tll i ualffl wg' ll 1 'ii is -:Milli lii!'li4x u is it Y 2 Iwi? -1 1 li tlllw i 'ii i im gl -A Hinton Gilmer and A. Meeks .1 9 ' 81- All ,I-.VT MOORE. WlI.I.lE NHISON 'ltl':l1:k. Ilalslwlllanll Glu. thm' hawk sunlmll bullhnll M.-XTTYE P. Kl'I'l'l'lIL'll 4-ll 1'lub 1.11-1' Llub MARION IVY i f'u,xl:l.l-:s wusfm Glue Club X4 ' . VH 1-9' .ALMA XVELCH lluslu-llmll. N. H. A.. Ula-e Club, 4-Il Club f'llU0l'll'illll'l' A1 11-1 1.1 1'1 1' 111.111-:11T A11-: 1-:Ks 1Xli11sl1'1-l KHMHUHAKHLHUVN aummm X! '0f -' MKS' 'N 5 .1o11NN1E c111,111c11 Sufilmll, Uzxskclhull Glue Club SAYANNAHIHHYARD 3 Student M111111gw1' of 'I'1'1 k A. C. KETCHUM Track LAMAR WILSON Glee Club 4-41-I Club BEATRICE GOODMAN N. H. A. X, A W HULENE IACKSON Glee Club Cheerleader M ALEX COOPER Basketball. Glee Club 'l'rack, Softball C. W. NOBLE Basketball, Tm:-k Softball, Glee Club l LE ANDREW PITTMAN 'Basketball Glee Club x Qi 'in i ff gg: 'Na-4 .-fggf , LEROY GRIFFIN Track VETTERINE WIGGINS OBIE PITTMAN Basketball, Track Softball, 4-'H Club EARNESTINE KYLES N. H. A., 4-H Club Glee Club UIDICSSA AIITIS Ulm- I lllll 4-H 1 lub. WILLIE PITTMAN Basketball. Tran-k Glee Club, N. F. A. Suflhnll VURA SPI-INCEII Glue Club BILLY OAKES Ulm- l'Illh, 'I'I'lll'Ii Soft hail LEWIS MORRIS MHRLICNI2 JACKSON Give Clllh WII.LlI'I RICIIARIDSON CHARLENE ALEXANDER mee club OUR MEMORIES LINGER ON We might sail into the harbor, Where no other ship can ride, 1We will not need a compass Or the North Star for a guide. W'e'll often sit and think of you When we are all alone, For m-emory is the only thing That grief can call its own. We'll miss you, Oh we'll miss you How could we. help but cry? But if you study as we have studied We'll meet you again by and by. X' No one knows of the sadness, Only those that have gone can tell Of the memories wgvearry with us Of Old Central we love so well. 'Tis sad to part from friends we love While here on earth we stay, Never shall our memories fade, We'll meet you again someday. l' ERNEISTINE D. KYLES M HINTON GILMER 4-H Club, Glee Club Cheerleader. Softball 4 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In July, 1946, eighty-four green Freshmen entered school to be- gin. their four years at Central High School. At the first meeting, the following officers were elected: President, Raymond Powellg Vice- President, Alex Cooperg Secretary, Savannah Howard and Treasurer, Virginia Parham. A highlight of the year was a Talent Program that 'was presented as an awembly program in the summer. Miss Odessa Roberts was our sponsor. In the summer of '47 our class enrollment had decreased to 64. We elected Alma Welch for President, Alex Cooper, Vice-Presidentg Mattie P. Ketchum, Secretaryg and Virginia Parham, Treasurer. A 'highlight of our Sophomore year was a farewell party in honor of our class spoonsor, Miss Odessa Roberts. In our Junior year, with 47 members, we elected Alma Welch for President, Alex Cooper, Vice-President, Mattie Ketchum, Secretary: and 'Lamar Wilsn, Treasurer. One of the main features of this year was our presentation of the play Bound to Marry. In order to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom, many social activities were given, such as parties, plays, and entertainments. The Junior-Senior Prom was very successful. Our sponsor was Miss Deboe. In our Senior year, only 37 members enrolled. We elected Alex Cooper, Presidentg Alma Welch, Vice President, Cora Spence, Secre- tary: and Lamar Wilson, Treasurer. We had few social affairs, be- cause we were looking forward to the one great affair- graduation. Our sponsor was Miss Deboe. . I To dear Old Central, we say goodbye, but we shall never forget you. We will always do that which will lift up your name and strive to live up to your teachings. Through this means, you will know that your work has not been in vain. u. PoPuLAn Boy WILLIE PITTMAN POPULAR Girl ALMA WELCH CLASS PROPHECY As I look through the crystal ball, I can see the following people in 1960: Charlene Alexander, head clerk in a downtown dry goods store. Odessa Artis and Mattie P. Ketchum teaching in Pascola School system. Johnny Gilmer, financial advisor to the Mayor of Kennett. Obit Pittman renting 80 acre farm, supporting family and Leandrew. Charles Noble playing manager of Kansas City Monarch Baseball team. Billy Oakes, candidate for county clerk on Progressive Ticket. Willie Nelson, retiring from bachelorhood. Willie Pittman, assistant football Coach at Ph-ilander Smith. Lamar and Charles Wilson operat- ing Wilson's Furniture Store, 112 E. 32nd Street, Pascola, Missouri. Cora Spencer, Librarian at Knoxville College, Knoxville, Tennes- see. Albert Meeks starring with Silas Green Minstrel shows. Albert Moore breaking Mal W'hitfield's 880 yard Olympic record. E. L. Jack- son, owner of Jacksons Cab Station. Lewis Morris, owner of Morris New and Used Car Sales. Joe McGaughy working at Local Compress. Hulene Jackson, an old maid who attends church every Sunday. Author Ketchum, insur- ance agent for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Merl-ene Jackson working on her Master's degree at University of Illinois. Mar- ion Ivy, Chief Justice, California State Supreme Court. Leroy Griffin, sport reporter for Pittsburg Courier. Vetterine Wig gins,, housewife of a manager of a scientific farm project. Hinton Gil- mer, owner of Hotel Gilmer, downtown Kennettf Savannah Howard secretary to Mayor of Kennett. Simmie Lott, head mechanic at Fix- lt car garage. Willie Richardson, President of Hobnob Union. Georgia Calhoun, society editor of Arkansas Traveler. Alma Welch, Home demonstra- tion agent for Pemiscot and Dunklin County. .Hazy Blissett, Head of Department of Criminology City College of Hayti. Emestyne Kyles, rnlagied and living on a small Southeastern Missouri farm with six c 1 ren. Beatrice Goodman, a graduate of Tougaloo College,Mississippi, with a major in loquacity, married and supporting husband and four children by cooking in local School Cafeteria. As the vision in the crystal ball slowly fades I can see a ' . n . - , promis- ings attorney, Alex Cooper, engaged m debating which was one of his ou tanding achievements at dear old Central. I. I. I. I. 1. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. 1. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. CLASS WILL Charlene Alexander, will ten pounds to Odell Lang. Odessa Artis, will my giggles. to Dorris Coffey. Hazy Blissett, will my affection to Carrie Bell Wilson. Georgia Calhoun, will my interests in gossip to Martha Burns. Alex Cooper, will my ambitions to Martha Mack. Hinton Gilmer, will my class arguments to James Ella Kaufman, Johnnie Gilmer, will my' silent thoughts to Herbert Meux. Beatrice Goodman, will my shape to Mary Jackson. Leroy Griffin, will my personality to Johnson Klyes. Savannah Howard, will my love for Central to Allene Dowell, Marion Ivy, will my neatness to Matthew Artis. E. L. Jackson., will my questions to John Neal. Hulene Jackson, will my appetite to Allean Artis. Merlene Jackson, will my typing speed to Elzany Burns. A. C. Ketchum, will my hair to Nathaniel Robinson. Mattie Ketchum, will my rhythm to Lillian Loggins. Ernestine Kyles, will my interests in Home Ec. to Annie M. Parker Joe Lee McGaughy, will my eyes to Geraldine Anderson. Albert Meeks, will my love for chemistry to Lula V. Geeter. Willie Nelson, will my handsomeness to William Heights. J. D. Montgomery, will my 'heavy voice to Samuel Moore. ' Albert Moore, will my basketball talent to Mossye Tatum. C. W. Noble, will my athletic ability to Olivia Parr. Billy Oakes, will my slimness to Fred Flynn. ' Leandrew Pittman, will my courage and courtesy to Walter Goodman Obie Pittman, will my size twelve shoes to Author Wilson. Cora Spencer, will my size to Bertile Smith. Willie Richardson, will my idleness to James Moorehead. Willie Pittman, will my height to Odessa Love. James Tipler, will my absence excuses to Melvin Smith. Alma Welch, will my vocal talent to Hattie Matthews. Vetterine Wiggins, will my long legs to Bessie Jon-es. Charles Wilson, will my shyness to Clarence Martin. Lamar Wilson, will my flash camera to Hollis Tatum. Lewis Morris, will my loneliness to Edna Epkins. Simmie Lott, will my knowledge to Rosella Fuller We, the Senior Class, 'will room 6 to the Juniors: our knowledge ac curacy and intelligence to the Sophomoresg and more politeness and courtesy to the Freshman Class. MISS CENTORIAN MOSSYE TATUM JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROSELLA FULLER, ERNESTINE KEY ODNSA LOVE, MOSYE TATUM Reporter President Parliamentarlan Ass't. Sec. D. WEIR, CARRIE WILSON, Treasurer Secretary CLASS MOTTO: A man's character is not judged by his actions alone. CLASS COLORS Blue and White C l JUNIOR CLASS Sill? afifiiii Q - IN 9:-av First Row-Nathaniel Robinson, Allean Artis, Edna Epkins, Allene Dowell, Juanita Jackson, William Hights, Rosella Fuller, Mossye Tatum, Clara Boswell, Carrie Wilson, Bessie Jones, Odessa Love. Second Row-James Staton, Dorris Coffey, Elzany Burns, James Underwood, Mary Jackson, Annie Parker, Martha Burns, Lovie Hayes, Zenolla Tanner, Geraldine Anderson., Hattie Mathews, Herbert Meux, Mr. E. Nelson, Sponsor. Third Row-Henry Johnson, Olivia Parr, Willie Johnson, Odell Lang, Lillian Loggins, Samuel Moore, John Rhodes, Walter Goodman, Arthus Wilson, James Moorehead, Lula Geeter, John Neal, Mat- thew Artis, James Ella Kaufman, Fred Flynn, Dorris Weir, Hollis Tatum, Ernestine Key. WHO'S WHO Best Girl Athlete ..... Mossye Tatum Best Boy Athlete .... -John Rhodes Most Popular Girl-. -Ernestine Key Most Popular Boy.--- James Underwood Best Natured Girl.-.- Lula Geeter Best Natured Boyg...-John Neal Boy Songster- 4 - --- - Samuel Moore A Girl Songster.. -- .-- Lovie Hayes Quietest Girl ---- Most Bashful Girl---:N Friendliest Girl - -- -- - Friendliest Boy - - Best Girl Dancer. Lovesick Girl .... Attractive Girl.- .. - -. - Fla-pper .... - - - - . - - --.-- Zenolla Tanner Clara Boswell James E. Kaufman Hollis Tatum Juanita Jackson Rosella Fuller Allene Dowell Odell Lang som-lomona cLAss First Row--Fred Braswell, Sandy Davis, Lewis Jefferson, Samuel J ames, Willie Allen, Cleophas Tipler, Otis Yancy, Johnny Mayfield, 'Ram- mond Mann, Willie Brown, Louis Gardner. Second Row-Miss Williams, Sponsor, Merlene Street, Dilemma John- son, Pinky1Brown, Mary J. Blair, Dora Brown, Dorothy Weir, Evelyn Freeman, Lebirda Wheaten, Noma Fisher, Myrtle Benford, Geneva Loggins, Mae Alice Underwood, Theresa Love, Queen E. Hunt, Mae Willa Banks. Third Row-Doretha Kuykendoll, June Marie Williams, Ollie Johnson, Thelma Welch, George Howard, Essie Lamon, Arlee Lewis, Ruth Toombs, Maxine Ivy, Maggie Moore, Dora Rucker. Fourth Row--Lillie Mae Brown, Vernice Hays, Annye Ruth Hood, Hat- tie Moore, Thelma Key, Margret J on.es, George Moore, Helen Dud- ley, James Hamilton, Willie Clark. Fifth Row-Florine Trawick, Tommie Lee McCoy, Gertrude Borders, Isaac Fergurson, Will Goodman, Rufus Yancy, Joel Cooper. Morro: ZEN i On the road to success is our aim. COLOR : Pink and Green. FRESHMEN CLASS MONTEEL WILSON, ABEDNEGO COOPER, LETROY WALKER Secretary president Vice-President ' WALTER BROOKS, Treasurer First Row-Mr. Brodie, Sponsor, Dorothy Webster, Alice Boswell, Ray- mond Manns, Catherine Valentine, Gussie Williams, Odis Flynn, Nannie Clinton, Claud Hogan, Ruth Webster. Second Row-Lum Hemphil, Rosetta Bennett, James Tatum, Ruth Clin- ton, Elmer Webb, Monteel Wilson, Freddie Chase, Barbara Mc- Daniel, George Alford, Author Truss. Third Row-Rosa Miller, O-phelia Sanders, Lexie West, Addie Dell Booker, Dorothy Thcmpson, Robbie Harden, Eddie Nash, Ida Brooks, Juanita Strong. Fourth Row-Joseph Jones, Earl Henry, Walter Brooks, Clarence Glas- per, Abednego Cooper, Levell Murp'hy. EIGHTH GRADE M . First Row-Joe Louis Hood, Edd Betts, Connie C. Fields, Allen Louis Flowers, Cecil Artis, Johnny Flowers, Price Ruff. Second Row-Emma Lee Davis, Annie Mack, Dorothy Mason, Clytee Moore, Lorraine Matthews, Mae Rita Meux, Joyce Brown, Tena Armstrong, Ivie Jefferson, Tommie' Lou Dillard, Mr. Leroy Younge, Sponsor. Third Row-Lebertha Jones, Barbara Smith, Christine Smith, Isaac Robinson, Lucy Hill, Oscar Hill, Gladys Lee Davis, Bernice Saxton, John Willie Robinson, Ora Lee Thomas, Hildra Henderson, Juanita Stanton, Dorothy Fisher. CLASS OFFICERS JOYCE BROWN, CONNIE FIELDS, ORA THOMAS, IVIE JEFFERSON President Vice-President Secretary Asst. Secretary TOMMIE DILLARD, J UANITA STANTON, MAE RITA MEUX, Treasurer Reporter Chaplin 1 s S 552 v SEVENTH GRADE r First Row-Annie Fletcher, Odell Bennett, Mary Lee Williams, Charles Goodman, Mary Ella Brown, Marion Artis, P. J. Jackson. Second Row-Dorothy Juanita Fultz, Geraldine Anderson, Nancy Jones, Paul Booker, Wanetta Hines, W. G. Green, Verneda Jean Fields, Louis T. Jackson, William Earl Key. Third Row-Olee Nichols, Edward Lee Grammer, Shirley Harden, Rachel Lee McKinzie, Major C. Jones, John E. Cooper, Eunice Belle Sparkling, Lucious James, Bennie Caldwell, Robert Douglas, Mar- tha. Frazier, Wayne Hardy, Robert Davis, Henry Battee. CLASS MOTTO: Striving and achieving with spirit and mirth. CLASS OFFICERS DOROTHY FULTZ, JOHN COOPER, ODELL BENNETT, EUNICE SPARKLING President Vice-President Secretary .Ass't. Secretary CHARLES GOODMAN, LOUIS JACKSON, MARY WILLIAMS, Treasurer Reporter Ass't. Treasurer hw INDUSTRIAL ARTS-WOODWORK if 'AP' X 1 l A class in technical information-first year General Shop. N X The students in the woodworking class, are getting the practice and exploratory experiences in bench operations, machine operations and assembly. SWINE PRODUCTION Q 2 . was 3 i E Vocational Agriculture class in supervised study on swine production 2' .-3255 Choosing breed and selecting quality brood sows for the farm herd. TYPEWRITING CLASS Students in Typing are striving to develop typing power for per- sonal and vocational us-e through the aid of appropriate practice materials. SHORTHAND CLASS ,in 'S' Q ff-K The students in the Shorthand Class are developing fundamental techniques in taking dictation and transcription. HOME ECONOMICS Q M in Rmgonisuwholt' This group is designing and cutting. CLOTHING The members of this group are practicing techniques for best skills in machine stitching. HOME ECONOMICS F O O D S , an Q ' V ,, 9 8, .. N. QP' ,. ,. .. A if , ' . ' z ! 2 f ' i x -5 wg 4. in M J' 32 M75 s ii 'AO' W Class in meal planning and table service. ll n E . .M if, X . 1 5 ' 3 i 2 . f Exhibiting proper precedure for preparing food and washing dishes 'L be 'Q QQ rm. . VETERANS INSTITUTIONAL ON-FARM ' TRAINING PROGRAM . . ,. 4 . , .,v, .L y' ,f ., sg -I ww ,fwf':.f..,a A -f '.z-fffffw ...cw . . ' I , . za- if ,fgvwzgfri A - ' 2 . . 4 g1.5g,. lmw U' 'mg J.. f fi' -iff' R. Rogers and C. Harris, Instructors. D. Williams, W. Harris, L Davis,R.. Ford, M. .10nes,E.Davis,s. Simms, A. Jones G Louaen Lf Harris and Mrs. D. Harris, Instructor's Assistant. ' ' , A ON-FARM GROUP INSTRUCTION CLASS IN SCIENCE This course is designed to teach scientific attitudes, elements of scientific method, and scientific principles in our daily lives. GEOMETRY CLASS The geomentry class acquaints the students with the fundamental principals of drawing and construction, with the aid of compasses and ruler, mf-M1 +- GLEE CLUB 1 ' . Front Row-Mrs. Martin, Instructor, Elizabeth Mosley, Thelma Welch, Catherine Valentine, Theressa Love, Mattye Ketchum, Carrie Wil- son, Lillian Loggins, Hulene Jackson, Vernita Fields, Clara Boswell, Mary Blair, Pinky Brown, Alice Boswell, Mae Willa Banks, Dilem- ma Johnson, Miss Smith, Pianist. Second Row-Noma Fisher, Leberta Wheaten, Maggie Moore, Odessa Artis, Thelma Key, Dorothy Thompson, Ernestyne Kyles, Ernes- tyne Key, Dorothy Fultz, Ruth Toombs. Third Row-Joseph Jones, Elmer Webb, Samuel Moore, Joe L. Mc- Gaughy, Charles W. Noble, Hillis Tatum, Willie Nelson, James W. Hamilton, Willie Pittman, Author C. Ketchum, Fred Braswell, Joel Cooper, George Howard, Lamar Wilson. nnnnaalsvwwnf- COUNTY HOME DEMONSTRATION EXTENSION ACTIVITIES '!lQ HAM and EGG SHOW Homemukers learning the art of rug making This program is designed to help farm families, develop their re- sources to the greatest possible use through efficient production, pre- paration, preservation and utilization of foods, clothing, home manage- ment, health and the development of the rural youth. Our goal is Better Family Living. COUNTY EXTENSION 4-H CLUB ACTIVITIES ' u-in 'ZSEi 4-H Club Rally Day County training meeting for 4-H officers, community 8z Project leaders ,g N 2, 4-H Food Preservation Project Meeting The girls are learning the modern and scientific methods of canning. This food leader points out the characteristics of a good jar of food. 4-H club work teaches girls and iboys some of the inspiring things in agriculture and farm home life and gives them a vision of its possibili- ties as a life work. It develops rural leadership, community pride and spirit. It develops teh 'highest type of manhood, womanhood, and American citizenship. There are approximately 1150 enrolled in Pemi- scot and Dunklin counties. Our motto is, To make the Best Better. N. F. A. EXHIBITS Food for the plants mm mww, JAM. N-Q.. Well-Equipped Kitchen HEALTH ACTIVITIES Health Exhibits Health Clinic .ISV agua V au1oH Munog .zafxgun uauaog alxgug uloaugfl aamaq 'S 'g 2. N-Z aoyuag uogsuagxg lmnqlnag 51?-1 '10SU0dS'3SnoHbl3v1S 'a V113 'saw 'el E. 5 'F 'Pa I: go. ..-'E Q13 -Tn! noun 3:5 25+- ha: 240 355'- :z EIL: usi 2 8 C 1'-2.5 :S 34: 52 ' :- 0 sn 'O n 'O 0 ELEMENTARY GRADES gd -1 Q FIRST SECOAND THIRD FOURTH FIFTH SIXTH E CH EER LEADERS HULENE JACKSON, GEORGE HOWARD, LILLIAN LOGGINS ALMA WELCH SCHOOL SONG We love thee Central, Oh yes we do, None other can please us, As you do, Striving to reach, The goal you hold so Thigh, We'll love thee Central, Till we die. MEET THE CHAMPS! Sitting-Helen Dudley, Forward, Ernestine Key, Forward, Alma Welch, Guard, Olivia Parr, Guard, Ophelia Saunders, Forward. Standing-J. E. Brodie, Coach, Pinky Brown, Forward, Noma Fisher, Guard, Juanita Jackson, Forward, Queen Hunt, Guard, Mary Blair. Guard, Miss L. Howell, Chaperon. CHAMPIONS OF SOUTHEAST MISSOURI. Games played 13 excluding the tournament. Hayti 396 points and opponents 191 points. Average points per game 30.4. BASKETBALL GHAMPTONS OF SOUTHEAST MISSOURI FOR THREE YEARS IN SUCCESSION. BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Standing-Hazy Blissett, Leandrew Pittman, Albert Moore, Obie Pitt- man, Alex Cooper, John Rhodes, Joe Lee McGaughy, C. W. Nobles, Coach Younge. Kneeling-Joel Cooper, Sandy Davis, James Stanton, Fred Braswell, Willie Pittman. THE RECORD SPEAKS for 1949 1950 Central Wheatly -- 16 Central Central Harrison -- -- 16 Central Central Sumner -- 69 MAROON Central Central Washington 33 and Central Central Luxora -- .. 22 WHITE 'Central Central Mounds -- 56 'Central Central ' TOURNAMENT GAMES Cobb -- - Sikeston .. Lincoln -- Jonesboro O'Bannon Lincoln ..- Wheatley 1 TRACK AND FIELD Kneeling-James Underwood, Alex Cooper, Billy Oakes, Joe L. Mc- Gaughy, Doris Weir. Standing--Coach Younge, Vance Tipler, Albert Moore, Obie Pittman, Walter Brooks, Leroy Griffin. The S. E. M. N. I. A. A. track and field championships have gone to Central for the past three years. Such versatile thinclads as Leroy Jones, Cornelius Casey, Claude Johnson, Lonnie Tatum, Madieth Coop- er, Roy Cooper, James Underwood, Billy Oakes, and Alex Cooper who have donned the Maroon and White will long live in Central's track and field annals. ........-vu-www 1947-'48 LESTER GUYTON Guard ' .,.. LONNIE TATUM Co-captain 1948-'49 All-District Guard mp-.mum-aw-ul FORMER ALL-STARS LOTTIE P. MOSLEY Forward 1946-'48 BERBERLENE TATUM Forward 1948-'49 MADIETH COOPER Co-captain 1948-'49 GENEVA SPICER . . , All-Dlstrnct Center Guard 1947' 48 All-State Center Forw ard' --. ALM G af341ZVEQCH 48- 49 O'P'HELIA BENNETT Forward 1948-'49 ALBER . NOBLE ALEX cooPER AMD. Z' M00 Allggbigfrict Forward Captain 1949-'50 MOM Vfgfnct GUHIQZE 1948-'49 All-District center 1 Uafvle P1 949, 50 Hyer napalwla x I Jig? 9 Q Q. Q, I dk if 23' jg vt H . .gy W A 'F NW' Q Q 9 X . :zb tg ff , I is A S 'gfftm simwafwvt fmfw gif! mei gf, mix wmmaixfp' .. Z, 5 Q A, ' M I ' , ' 'lj . 5 gfif M x Vi. H' Q ' 5-fi, 'M 1 N., ' x -i4i,fZg, W. 1.5 ' .,.e!'f'- -' ' xii? Q3 ,ii u , 4 f i 9 jimi . The Senior Prom The night was so bright At last it has come! It was the night Of the Senior Prom. The lassies were there, With such colorful frocks While their escorts pranced about them, Like proud prairie cocks. There was lots of sweet music, And unforgettable scenes. Our high school band played, Sweet Girl of My Dreams. Out into the night Some couples did stroll, To see the moonlight Purer than gold. To see the stars shoot Out their radiant flight- Jupiter and Mars They were 'hardly in sight. At last the regretted end has come To bid farewell until morn The years may go, the years may come, But there'll always be memories of The Senior Prom. -ERNESTYNE D. KYLES THE SIGNATURES ON THIS PAGE ARE THOSE OF OUR MANY FRIENDS AND BOOSTERS OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL WHO HAVE SELECTED THIS WAY OF' COMPLIMENTING THE I.95O CENTORIAN, A PICTORIAL REVIEW OF' OUR STUDENT LIFE AND ACTIVITY. 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