Central High School - Centorian Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1952 volume:

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In years to come, when the great pictorial records presented here are once again reviewed, it is our desire that the cobwebs will be wiped from your memory and Central High School, its faculty, and its students will bring back mem- ories that give you much delight. irfdinn Q ff QW f C, We look at what we call the heavens from the surface of the earth, observing the sun and giving thanks for our wonder- ful environments. Why not think of people also and give thanks to them? Let us think of four years prior to today and think about our wonderful leaders who have helped give us the knowb ledge which will better our lives. Let us think of one leader who was willing to share all of her knowledge with us. The brightest star in our school life was one who led us so willingly and patiently--Ulrs. Mary J. Harawayl. In memory of her life-long service to our school and to us, V- the Seniors, dedicate our yearbook, 'The Centorian,' to the late Mrs. Mary J. Haraway. 'X UMW TR TIN xii WL X X4 YSYMQN' Members of the Senior Class and Students of Central School: 'Our entire educational program is centered around you. We want a better education for you--an education which will develop obedience, a respect for authority, and a sense of responsibilityg an education which will enable you to make a profitable livingg an education which will help to distinguish you in the social world, and an education which will instill in your hearts an everlasting devotion for the Democratic way of life. 'The physical plant, the instructional staff, and the curricula are being expanded and improved so that you might qualify better for an outstanding place in the adult world. 'In bidding the seniors farewell, may I remind you that every person gets--not what he deserves--but what he earnsg increase your earning capacity and your just rewards will be forthcoming.' 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BFOWII Y If fl I! g 6 rises SR 9664 Y Q o : , 1 Z Xb x 5 Class History In July, l9L8, ninety-one bright eyed Freshmen began their four years of high school at Central High School, Hayti, Missouri. The greatest highlight of the year was the crowning of the King and Queen of Central High, who were elected from the Freshman Class. They were King Fred Braswell, and Queen Pinky Brown. Look! Blair and Brown made the first team in Basketball, and were able to play in the tournament, which was a success. Also Mary Banks made her debut as a pianist. As Central opened once again in the summer of 'b9, we presented Centralfs first Hobo Day Parade. We danced and paraded to the strains of beautiful music. The best dressed hobo was to be crowned queen of the hobos for the entire year. Can you guess who was crowned queen of the hobos? Your faith- ful Centralite--Pinky K Speedy I Brown . Look! Delimma Johnson represented Central at the National N.H.A. Meeting in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Delimma, a member of the Sophomore Class, a few days after her return, gave a report on the N.H.A. National Meeting in an Assembly sponsored by the Sophomores. As Juniors we knew our responsibilities. We began the year with hard work. We sponsored all of the affairs to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. We wanted to be responsible for one of the best affairs that Central had ever enjoyed. At last it came--the night of the Junior-Senior Prom! As the couples strolled through the hexagon entrance and across the dance floor, their hearts swelled with pride, for the Juniors had displayed excellent taste in selecting the music and decorations. The Junior-Senior Prom will always be a fond memory. As Seniors of Central High, we had a class of forty- five. Forty-six had dropped by the way side. We were proud that Fred Braswell had earned enough units at the end of his Junior year to enter Arkansas State College, Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Our greatest undertaking was to help publish our Annual. We sponsored few other affairs, because we were looking forward to the greatest affair of our lives-- graduation. To the faculty and dear old Central, we uid farewell. As we go out into the world, trying to achieve our life's ambition, we shall forever hold you dear to our hearts. 4 f. 1. A- , ga- 1,-Q, e gb 1 x X A , U .,.s 4:1 ww- M L ,.,,,.21 . . fm X u '35 -' W wyg .3155 1 ' Y ,ix S' sa A L 7 Q M u x R 1 4 ,R Li, 1 1 . I y 4 V - A w , I g ff.4f:' Nigh- ig' gba?- W1 5 r-me L ' N' 'hx . ,A X -5 f, 5. Ei, Q, K , , Q, , , ,. .J L4 -, -, ,wx ' , jg' . ,,'.L ' :W 15.13 ,QX.2f4 ',YgtjNA . AL 5 'M 0 Q: pg-4:4 Y - , ' V ' i, ' It fav-r-f.'lfe if f' . ,'fJb'.. . JL- '--Us-Sf' Elf - 5'141f ' L '1! f'2iR . ' fav-'-': -W .L .Q15k deff' L M AM . .L . tl., -in I .ff lA,C.Mi'4i5,. cf, 7, HST. K . . , T E , TSM ..:' J . , .,, ,.g,.,1'. ,, . v., .gm Nz, 2 .. :Q ' . ,--.v- wf w ' K.: 4 1:aa . ..,:. -'-1-11' ' WV- ' ' .NN R ,., Hx. , h ' new .- .. ,Y -, Last Class Will and We, the graduating class of and as we do this, we would like uating class of '53 a few of our I, Rufus Yancy, leave my English I, I, I, Arie Moore leave my nice ways I, In It In In 1. 1, In 1, I, 1, Testament 1952 are approaching a new lifq to leave behind us to the grad- traits, habits and abilities. ability to ------- 0.B. West Evelyn Freeman, leave my bashfulness to ------ Jessie Harris Isaac Ferguson leave my ability to be quiet to---Cora Fuller to --------------- Ruby Bethany Pinky Brown leave my basketball ability to ----- Ida Brooks George Howard leave my willingness to argue to---Earnest Brown Doretha Kuykendoll leave my meanness to ------- Monteal Wilson Margaret Jones, leave my dreamy eyes to ------- Ruth Clinton Margaret Bell, leave my grin to --------------- Odis Flynn Queen Hunt, leave my small size to ------------ Lexie West Louis Gardener, leave my basketball ability to---George Alford Joel Cooper, leave my excess weight and height to--Saul McNear Samuel James, leave my squeaky voice to-------Ruby Brady Sandy Davis, leave my wardrobe to ------------- C. W. Jackson Willie Allen, leave my abilities to get by to--Lum Hemphill Otis Yancy, leave my walk to-- --------------- Willie Jefferson Theresa Love, leave my shorthand ability to--Dorothy Thompson James McKinley, leave my perfect attendance to--Gilbert Hawkins Lewis Jefferson, leave my slimness to- ------- Elmer Webb Delimma Johnson, leave my pleasing personality to--Letroy Walker Maxine Ivy, leave my hair style to ------- Alicetine Boswell Ruth Toombs, leave my skinnyness to ------ Rosie Miller Ollie Johnson, leave my wardrobe to ---- Addie Booker Cleophas Tipler, leave my shiny shoes to--Freddie Shannon Mae Willa Banks, leave my typing ability to-Catherine Valentine Mary Blair, leave my love for Geometry to--Mildred Hawkins I, Maggie Moore, leave my freckles and dancing ability to ---------------------- ----------- ----Barbara McDaniel I, Willie Brown, leave my habits to ------- Arthur Truss I, Elizabeth Mosely, leave my willingness to work to ----- Serena Lemons I, Levi Lemons, leave my sleepiness to ---- Robert Manns I, Dora Brown, leave my dimples to -------- Nannie Clinton I, Noma Fisher, leave my rhythm to ---------- Ola Mae Hoke I, Thelma Key, leave my poppy walk and talk to---Earl Henry I, Lebirda Wheaton, leave my singing ability to--Lula Williams I, Raymond Manns, leave my quietness to ------ James Tatum I, Nora Durden, leave my dancing ability to---Juanita Strong I, Geneva Loggins, leave my long fingers to---Dorothy Webster I, Allene Lopp, leave my quietness to --------- Ruth Webster I, Mozell Brown, leave my yelling ability to ---- Rozell Ritemon We, the Senior Class, will to the entire school the example we have set as worthy scholars and blameless students. Our record has been spotless and the annals of our sojurn at Central High will show that no deed, as a class, that we need blush for. To the Junior Class, we leave our Senior dignity, our splendid grades, and our triumphant exit as the most popular class this school has ever seen. To the Sophomore Class, we leave our capacity for fun, our ability to giggle, our swell times, our friendship, and our loyalty. To the Freshman Class, we leave our lack of cooperation. CLASS PROPHECY Behold! As I look into the Star Gazer the destinies of the future appear before my eyes. I am about to unveil the mysterious and startling futures of the graduating class of 1952. As the curtains of time fall back and the future becomes the present through the miraculous help of my star gazer, I see Louis Gardner majoring in Chemistry and Taurus shows me that four years later, he is Mr. Cheatham's assistant in Central's Chemistry lab- oratory. As I gaze farther into the Star Gazer Leo shows me Otis Iancie approaching the steps of Tuskegee Institute, enrolling in the Med- ical Departmentg and, eight years later he is Chief Surgeon at the Memorial Hospital in Wardell, Missouri, with Ollie Johnson, Margaret Jones, and Alene Lopp employed there as nurses and Lebirda Wheaten as his assistant. In the adjoining office is Dentist Sandy Davis waiting to pull housewife Nora Durden's tooth. Ahhhhhhhh! Do my eyes fool me? No! Virgo shows me Maggie Moore and Ruth Toombs as librarians counting the three books deposited in the Central Library. Hummmmmmmm! My vision seems to blur, Ohhhhhhhhhl Now I see--- Gemini shows me Samuel James up to the plate batting for the Brooklyn Dodgers. My gaze deepens, and I see Rufus Yancy and Louis Jefferson, expert brick masons, laying the foundation for Will Goodman's garage, where he is the Chief Mechanic. Cancer shows me George Howard in the great metropolis, New York City, established in a big law firm, with Margaret Bell as his secretary and Doretha Kuykendoll as his stenographer. We find by Aries, Pinky Brown and Arie Moore assisting Misses Farris and Buchanan in the Home Economics Building. Pisces takes me westward. I see Theresa Love and Mae W. Banks teaching courses in Commercial Education at Southern California. If I look close enough, Virgo will show Maxine Ivy, Queene Hunt, Thelma Key, Dora Brown and Mary Blair in the Elementary Depart- ment. As Capricorn takes me down around Hermondale, I see Levi Lemons working on his big cotton plantation and in his spare time teach- ing his son to play basketball. Staying in the servant house is James McNear tutoring the daughters of Raymond Mann and Willie Brown in Shorthand. I also see Joel Cooper as a prosperous farmer winning the county awards. If we follow Libra, in the Bank of Hayti we will find James McKinley, Willie Allen, Isaac Ferguson and Cleophus Tipler trying to secure a loan. Under Sagittarus I see employed at a business school in Miss- issippi, Dilemma Johnson teaching Commercial Arts. Aquarius shows the black hair of Messrs. Cooper and Carter turning to silver and their hands are no longer steady, I see Noma C. Fisher coming to assist Mr. Cooper in the Mathematics Department and Dorothy Weir coming to assist Mr. Carter in the Physical Education Department. As the future grows dim Scorpio shows Elizabeth Mosley dusting off the shingle above her sewing shop in Wardell, Missouri and making plans for her dress designers, Evelyn Freeman and Geneva Loggins. I see by Leo, Mozell Brown as the 1969 k-H Club Agent for the Hayti District. As the curtains of the future draw to a close, the twelve signs of the Zodiac wink good-bye, but as they do so, I see Mrs. Harris with her patience and endurance in her Shorthand Class, Mrs. Bush, with her everlasting tolerance, trying to help her students master English. Lastly, I see Mrs. Earhardt, Mrs. Mays, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Harris and Miss Buchanan making preparations for the 1970 edition of The Centorian. Central School Of Ours Remember Dear Central, oh school of ours, You have guided us through many troubled hours. We are proud, courageous, and know no fear, We are Central Grads, and that rates a cheer. The teachers of Central, we love them so, They are eager to help, our problems they know. What can we give them for their care? For all their help they have given us here? We can strive to make Central be, The best school we will ever see. A little spot of heaven here at hand, Let's make Central the best in the land. To you Dear Central, we will always be true, We are proud of your colors no matter the hue. When fr m you Dear Central, we must go, We will be proud your colors to show. Arranged by Mae Willa Banks Name Willie Allen Mae W. Banks Margaret Bell Mary Blair Dora Brown Mozell Bro n Pinky Brown Willie Brown Joel Cooper Sandy Davis Nora Durden Issac Ferguson Noma Fisher Evelyn Freeman Louis Gardener will Goodman George Howard Queen E. Hunt Maxine Ivy Samuel James Louis Jefferson Delimma Johnson Margaret Jones Ollie Johnson Thelma Key Doretha Kuykendoll Levi Lemons Allene Lopp Geneva Loggins Who's Who Falls For The Bobby Soxers Not Boys Not Sure 'Eugene' Big Cities Slim Guys Tall, Dark Handsome nLadn I Can, Can't I Agriculture Not Girls Good Times He Doesn't Know Good Times Food Playing Pool Women, Songs Long Curls Gray Suits Studs Women, Songs Freshman Girls Guys Who Knows? Guys of Course A 'Sharp' Lad David Late Hours Not Conversations Fat Guys Known As Famous For Skete Playing Hookey Red Music Talent Toad Grin Fatso Being Short Dorie Dimples Gold Tooth Yelling Speedy Riding in Hud Pudding Head Not Studying Fat Daddy Aggravation Catskin Good Nature Norie Not Shorthand Baby Face Quietness Mae West Rhythm Bologna Good Natured Snuggies Not Co- operating Will Boots Bug Voice Sandy Hill Sweet Things Husky Legs Frog Dancing Butterball Blue Jeans Lemons Neatness Margie Eyes Ola Hair Do's Steam Smiles Doe English Genuis Sleepy Sleeping in Class Lene Quietness Sticks Kindness Name Theresa Love Raymond Manns James McKinley James McNear Arie Moore Elizabeth Mosley Maggie Moore Cleo Tipler Ruth Toombs Dorothy Weir Lebirda Wheaten Otis Yancy Rufus Yancy Falls For Shorthand Do you Know? History Debates Specs Home Economics Grins Bops Cracks The Guys Cupids Invitation Saturday Nite A good time Well I Can't Tell Known As HT'N Rayman Hamp Prince Aire Lizard Suster Smarty Bookworm Dot Beggar Bopa Mr. B. Famous For Good Grades Not Dancing Good Dis- position Quietness Good Natured EyeBrows Getting What She Wants Arguring Studying Shape Singing Wagging Tongue His Grin ,ff fY k X SU fx e i 3 Q 4 Q ,rw 1 - 1 , 'Nx- Q ' : ,I f SA' ' :.:'. ,, 'SETS 1Z: :'g5 .w - , ' . K 3. A A 1. - ' ,if , ., ' , 36 U ,V ' 'gr ' M or Q .. Alf Anwar 7, - is .4---f 1,2 , ':::p ef4 Jam ' es Tatum Ruth Clinton hike Rosie Miller 1. x ,- N PEQQQQ W M M cr s'w ifmigf KN gg X X : b e Af ie 1 , E l H55 1 Ernest Brown -X? :V eLEarl Henry Q3 k i 2 - , 'f:.,mL,--was ' A - e e' K K .VA I lWi25W'e , 'ir gf i l Z Serena Lemons .,:: . K S i l ii: r ' QP 'TA Y 1 G -lin . I Eb., Alice Boswell Il 'Jae ... 1 ,E N . 'I ee o Q li lgame 'oloo'- 4 -'-l . 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V, f ,ms J his E' ,,nJ I 5 1 S' ,, F f Q, . - ' ,Q gg ' I jf F in ' 5 f ' F Q if X 3 2 i i 26, fans: ,,V 'W' hK i' 'ie Q K f i M 5 is s z B F, .. , .J , - PM ,,,,,,, , A , , ff L a is s o i -, ,,w5,QggiQNgW,,,,?5Mg?j,55?Qww, A -- Tfwwywt IM' First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: , f ' wg1f'f,,g fy , - ,. ,W M- f is ,J , f J . . Me A- W V+ .elf A-we . K - M ' ' ' ,pw sei, . 4 ., K f Q 3- if 1-:pe SOPHOMORE CLASS Billy Alford, Veriner Bradley, Lucy A. Hill, Lawrence Gilmer, Bobby Bradley. Maratha Hall, Alice Fletcher Rosie Fletcher, Joyce Brown Kay Francis Gilmer, Virt Lee Jenkins Dorothy Hemphill, Dorothy Fisher, Teola Posley, Lorine Pierce Johnnie Mae Jennins, Mr. L. Younge-Sponsor. Malvonia Ousley, Pearline Loggins, Juanita Stanton, Joe L. Hoodi Bernice Collinsb Hubert Jordan, Connie C. F' ld M 10 s, ose ary Lewis, orothy Williams, Earlie M. Smith, Idessie Ross. Raymond Strong Otis Hurt, J. W. Robinson, Bob Sidney Beck, oeeer Hill, Osie Lee, Kenneth Williams, Claymon Strong. W ,.,,,,.-f-' s fy E ffm F - V, ' H, - V W., A .gag mn, Y + , f ..., , X O, . Q yas, ?fQg5fgfniafa!5?Q?,kW Q,i3,Xi, glial L W J 'ing J as -fs J W L, ,f W AA A K I K f ,Q ? 2 5 K as ' . was tv Q H ,f., f ,wi wha Z LL-njilggiszrrx Vim, in g ,gif fin ji 3 1 flisiif rf' 'kg K g it , b 'gf fyibf S - '--Q . L, ,A Q., 1 in A A , A as W . e A as L ' f A First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: FRESHMAN CLASS Arthur Ivy, Lemmie Fletcher J. P. Morgan, Freddie L. Hays, Lewis Jackson, James Eintch, Erwin Martin Rowe Haywood Odell Bennett, Curtis Tipler Charles Goodman Zane Gilmer, Agustus Wright, Pauline Gusley. W. G. Greene, Minnie J. Harris, Ernice White, Kennieth Dean, Lottie Wilkins, Georgie Higgins, Rosetta Clay, Johnnie M. Palmer, Marietha Davis, Alice Fletcher June Seay Mary E. Brown Geraldine Spence, Mary A. Freeman, Mary Williams Jean Seay, Bernice Allen, Freddie Lee Hayes, Rosie Lee Lemons, Miss M. Smith, Sponsor. Troy Howard, Colene Lee, Rachel McKinsey, Geraldine Anderson, George Harris, Verneda Fields, Loretta Crump, Sarah J. Parker, Martha Frazier, Wanetta Hines, Alberta Williams, Juanita Smith, Perlie M. Kyles, Odell Allen, Sarah Brown, Irene Jones, Hazel L. Boyd, Willie L. Tyles, Ethel L. Tucker, Ella Brown. Samuel Anderson Henry Battie, Paul Booker, Henry Martin, Edward Grammer Isaac Watkins, Clinzles Kyles, Ben Howard, Lawrence Simmons, Willie Williams, M. C. White, Jasper Bethany. Qs Y 3 6635 7 0 O v L Q nnlnr VC W- C T? O Mo fm Q Q9 I, ' gh fa .M , is j , 1-efff,Ls1,ii,f Q . 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Franks, Alberta Grant, Freddie Grant, Tom Hardy, Wayne Hardy, Mozella Herd Causie Moore, Sallie Moore, Edward Nickoles, Bernice Bointer Juanita Robinson, Barbara Smith, Buford Tatum, Bosetta Thomas, Rolland Wesley. V ,4- sg 5, .UQ . A , , L' f e hw 'A'WA i JA, . V . t 1 as .qi 3 xnAw.W A,,i? ge, , ga kigki 551 ig gf igfmigaug , QMQ Ma of f First Row: Second How: Third Row: . vfsi-, f A . SEVENTH GRADE Julius Hill, Bobby Lyles, J. W. Harris, Tadmadge West, Emanuel Johnson Sylvester Lylus, David Allen, William Cooper, Quincy Commins, Clay Tatum. John Wesley Mack, Roosevelt Ervin, Leroy Arnold, Katherine Pride, Francis West, Barbara Williams, Laura E. Coffey Sylvia Huffman Etta B. Holmes, Hazel Goodman, Jessie Borders, Arletha Fultz, Joyce Ward, Jean Henderson, Claretha Matthew, Mallie B. Jackson, Shirley Temple. Mrs. D. B. Woods-Sponsor, O. T. Robinson, Lawrence Boone, Ruth Hale, Laura Williams, Ella B. Ford, Claridia Jefferies, Cynthia Thomas, Ossie McKinzie, Velma Thomas. ,V A f-wxih ,N , 3 , S' 7 v of Cp jx O 0 bf 4- ' if , 'NU X K Q1 V f I QW ? NIM A, LJ. , C vL ,T 'C bil M C, N LJ' c, r. F C560 X, L, rffllzs Ao Rm' msg sf 1 1, xv: Q. 1 SMH --112 ,. 5, .W fm, . .Q . ww V sim ' Q 5 as Q, In mi... if .Md-w'W f A 5 , . . . .M ,s A fw5lEL:x:- f. , V'-fu, '9 '.,g.s- 'vggvfm,Af,- ' ,, . . Mig . wigqk MMT . fww , si .- -gui ' V- , ,.,. .,., , F . Q . .EV K4 5 If J.. - ' M53 if, K .Jr fi? gm x M54 4 X' :lg vaw gwy .g,f4z5,,: ..,l.-yr., 'ssl 'm4e1.4'faw.?5ia-SW, Y' Wwe Q K .2 ' fs f '::-'23 i. if A 9 ag ,Wim ,535 in 5 WT .if- 3' ff1v ff.aif,'. Li'-149 4+ 1 L K ' 552 TNQ .f 11 '- gf- 43512 ' M' QTQSX' ' ' 5 J ,figf Q fwa f W. 5. f ,-Egg., . 'f ' 2 - . . 2 ' f . 151.551 .1725-L ,W ya, ff www 5 5. f -, g. K . ,X 4 -- w.,W-vw .M 9 ., 1' ' 'V Y - 5 . - +3 8' ' ' 2. k 1' -Wiw' ,, is .1 , .Sf .371 . W, .1211 W W 5.5 R.. M - FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE D :mg f,w cy. ,J W , gi-'Hag A 2 Sufi sf, , . , X 5 H1 'ii Tiff Q f 4 ,. h?TfWJfQJ5Q!L Q' I . . - 4,. ,Qi - fig Q . L Q.. W ' QQ. 5, .- is , ' - A g' A- 7 iff f 5 Q . y ' :gf M' ' ,ffifiliu 5' A V - f: ?'f 5 2.25 '75 - 4 I QT ' I I - fits' iggkggglpggi' X , V , . 'L if 'Sw 53 Fiji 3553 V Qi, F ' 1 ' 1 91,61 Q4 , , ' Sv51 2 42?2'2f 1 ' Whffy , 'p.f1mWWw, .waxy mvfMvwmmfwvw1,,w.,J1WwmwwMwf 5, I 'U 1. J 5' ,z -Sl V 5 9' : fn' W 557' Y,.,:QfiE- 1 q X Q, wW,,.,,- Q , , , gg,Mw?'5m , S 1 ai I- '-55-2 k W ,W 5 it T' 9 W , 7 Q Q AVI- if if:4Q'X'- If l Y it 'A 5312- W. . -- , vw- 2 f -V, ,gym X' L J. - f .., - I M i g . , 54 J!! J' ... f,e 'KW 1:9653 . 2 . N 5' ' ' ' A 'L M gl- mZ,1f , wr 'H I , fn ' . V P ' . 1 , . m ' ,wi ' 325m ?a3r53vv.w-f:' Q 1 fw5Mww-LfMQ? ww K A j iff .a 1-'p i Lg ' Q -'-- - 32. 5 K ' fb X mf. - - ' A ' 1 -f f , ' V W ' 0:1 :K-if 1 - 22 ' , g W 1 M Y S ' 173 .A Q, X 773??iQ? MM QQggmywwwW-,. , 7Q?EEWWWWf E??Q 1... if Q ., Y M f - ' , ff? if ,Q - 5:,- .K k ? ,- M , . -k,.- 5 ma, 5 :f -. gzggb V: - 51:13 f ip fi A N3 A Q Z , . i f f - fm .: ,fl my -: , 'v ial f ggugfiwgiefiay , y , :rf . M- , 3 . f-: -.Jw , gm-,gg - Y i V K ' s L J' , if .fx jg ' f' 5?-W -.,,, , H' .- if 1, ' , ,G2i2'f!,1 V. -iff : X T . M L ..,Q- , fg f igg-ilzgfid s W' ' az , ,. . ci... .,., 4' :Vail . . L ' I ., A 755' gf''f:fZ:!S f5?:5Ei5f'i':'-'- Q A-,, V -,a.'isLf1g?en55s YrQixl'lv I f5',.kQ'i? 'h1w,.l::jWAWQV X N f mf .ififighf ...Mk iv-' 1- k ff g.,.f:: , s 2-:1 ' 'fY5??l m. . .. 3, , ,. S . V k , , gi sg we - 'F ,wb Z- 2, Y., an A wfimwww .f TW . , I f W L, www ., 'ik A -wfg gg ew ' Q . WM. ,s w i? A1 -ff, , .,..,...,. W, U ,,.,, my 'A . mir? FOURTH GRADE FIRST GRADE ......qwwsHlli W ,-ffm u 1 ,AJ ' M SECOND GRADE 'N C 1 f A TN E l I 3, 31841014 AQQQQMI: 44414449 NUM!! uunnzt QQ Il 5455 Q X H A J W Q! I 25 kyf ff 4- 1' X XXXQN gtk . 1 1 f ,RAI Q . ' if C .-if ai. ll 1 lf? M f I '91 'T x -,wi ft E , T' '- A -f J, Akn' K K ' ylss t - . , w1, sift up ,M ',5gy4W FW yy Nyjawvg yy Ei3wam.sw5, . W ,,: Q 'g5?,,:gSf 2 amsammw, Q,lc QE f 5 1 5 r W4 A , sag' 3 1 w X 3 ' isa , K We, the members of the Annual 51'-aff, Wish to thank the many members of the Faculty and Student Body for their cooperation and contributions of materials and pictures, which made the publication of this Editor-in-Chief Co-Editor Secretary to Editor Business Manager Sales Manager Typist Typist Re orte s Mi dred aw ins William Cooper Mary A. Freeman Ollie Guyton Delimma Johnson Billy Alford Sponsor Annual Committee I. Norflis Mays Tanya B. Earhardt Margie Buchanan Marcheita Bush Yearbook such a success Theresa Love George Howard, Jr. Mae Willa Banks Ernest Brown Pinky Brown Thelma Key Maggie Moore Secretaries Catherl' ne valentine Mary Blair Dorothy Fultz Joyce Brown Clay Tatum David Humes Dorothy Harris , '- is lvffaff 'e Qlplgwewf If if v X ,C f7,gfvJ' KING AND QUEEN Miss Dora Brown, a Senior, is Queen of the 1952 Centorian. She holds active membership in the following school clubs and organizations: The Business Club, The D. S. T. Club, The A-H Club, and the Glee Club. 'With a mind steadfast and sure, she performs faith- fully her tasks each day.' Ernest Brown, King, of the 1952 Cgntorian and President of the Junior Class, is considered an energetic and progressive student. He is also outstanding for his salesmanship and business-like manner. He has participated in the following activities: Business Manager of The Centorian, member of the A-H Club, N.F.A., and Glee Club. Brown is the first junior to have the honor of being King, because he sold more ad- vertisement for the Annual than any other student. Brown's motto is, 'Take what you have and make what you want.' THE BEIVEDERES CLUB THE GLEE CLUB P W W Wim? fwwnm... Mr. C. M. Bell, welcoming the guest speaker at the Observance of'American Education WeeE'Program. 32222 Eg? ,fy R ' vm 53512 A fir Dr. Sherman D. Scruggs speaking on the subject, 'Education keeps Us Free.' 1? V.,.- E13 . 41sf.sws'f??5 3 13 awk up gf IAM Q- : , e2H 5?x:e:?f5SW WW wi' ggfisig gfwwtwgifg . :...:..,x: , , 4. W L,.k ,W ,. , .M-.M wi? '? 'iff -mf: .W i' 12 2221 in Vgwww' ,ni , '1 5 f ffsq g swim! EW' all qx v Y T 1' -,E b e Q55 91,2 u .L 5 r 51 X 2? 33 1s A class learning the methods of Shorthand my f, L, These students are learning the fundamentals and techn1ques of Typing. Jffwy off ff The art of Geometry is being taught to these students by Hr. Cooper. W' em. A W SE. The parts of the Hunan Body are being studied by these students under the instruction of Mr. Cheatham. This class is being taught History by Hr. Iounge. ,'. if -f. . - V Qs, 1 ' V. . L,.A ' . 5 ': .Lk,'1 1 i 5 5 M'KW'1: E ' km gmt gm Y : ': A . Q ' P A H 1. il V J fb . In ,V -55 KMMTVA Y . V ' V 2. ,aff iw. '- W M iii 2 E' ez 2 ,1,,. . W 3 ... . , .Q . Y .. . . .. ' 2 V' 2 by aff 5 ...erm ' ' 1 V. .m-, f SSW V V '.-L 'Q f Jmflsfifb f . ' ..-, . - ' - ' L MQ b ' 5 , SZ 5 . 5,3 .2 Q 1 bm.. 45.5 ' 5 i A e . . - .,.. . ,ew . .f r H , ' NM V . V ,V .. ,,,.... is K't. V.. W 1 IVYLAW, W W f .. . I 'WX ., iw V h will ,X -M . V 14 2 .. XV 1, , V . I 5 M: e.....,,.. R 75' ix? , E at w These students are being taught how to master hglish by Hrs. Bush. n 9 2 d' ,eiif us -W A ,dad 'se ...M ,W In this Home Economics class the 'Good Grooming? Q,E,n,,.m,,,.,X,4,,, .. W4 T 1 WM. ,Wm se pupils are studying f A group of Home Economics students learning the fund- amentals of Dress Designing. -. E' as gifs J 4+ wif Q Y wk 2 t 1 ai . S?-ml: .P , .VL ' A ' P I . 'iffllfz - P - Q A practical lesson. in Woodwork is essential for better farm buildings and better hones. A practical lesson in Farm Mechanics. gm, fum 'W ,D w h z, M W ?5 I ?' -- iw' ' .. if 13 -I . . 5 nw , ., i -h A I I 5 .. f .. - 3' ' ' 5 5 I f ilffgfiw' f - V .lg 5' Q 5 Y 4 D 1 f' 1 wwf' '- 'A W X . ' ? -- S 'K Q1 : . 4 -. ., f s A L midi ,L W f -pf, fir, -sv is '1 sa-' -v':f:+2s Iv- fmvw-if ,fm . ,. wx :: qw. ,..., ' ..ff:. 4:5 fvts - xx, :L A : - vw: x H ,Q 2 :fw-wx E'ws. m . fxmw,i+L!?u- 2? Quzffw 'aK.N -::F.::4::- EES--ff'Si : z:xfmfs.,m ::. -sgfisiv v Sig? Klfwifi Wfxlfm -:' ! :: 'f: ', ,: M7524-Wffq, 1 nwsa :f?i9iig,3 5,-ywgfipfg zggi r g g .WM 4 - :vw X ,, Z 7 2 9 25,9 -. Kfff fw Af- 1 -Qxfigqge ik 1 .. ,xg 8' 3 - Wei s . ,.,Lk:h. . .. X . ., , L. , N M 7, . lf, ,. ., ,l , A .1 sggm ,L , - . , X .uwik - N f',.+z,.,, -kv f::,'wf1 f A L 1 1. QQ? ' 4 +1 A 1 R HS 1 ,.m,, ,,,.,,,M......,.S,w.W,iQ S INDUSTRIAL ARTS SHOP I - WOODWURKING CLASS fx pai X .S ,. in ,M 52 4 I 'lim . 2 ' w S f ' S 4SS 1 S T 'If Q ,, A kk K - my VJ.-,XS 1, ,xg QL, gf kv -f L ' 'P ' ' f 'W 3 Q 32 SA,' L' 'if' V L M K ' A 1 A it LW -L if - Y S P S Ii 5 v gg Z 5151 1' f if ' f , ' ,W wg, . Z L K f , , A W- 5' ff A ' 'Q F V 'ik It 25 3 ag, ,,, 4 .i , , N M ,A M 535, 9 My V , .. X, ,S W'5SN?s2filQ f'f ' ffm 55 X FRESHMAN IIITIATIOI DA! Q X x lp Y :sw sf 5' LUNCH ROOM --':- -1 Q Q 51.1.52 5. if-Wlw ., - I-2.3 , ' V I A z tfzzb M -ww , ,. , , . K K, , W . , Q - -:F- F 'ax 2- K ' f 6 1 - . ,M -5 1 xr , . : , f ,Q - - V 'ii-1: s K fefaggf L , E ., N Y .- , .,A.f, - f . :' : f , ,. ' ' L Q , .. , i 7, .M L,f5 vs, ..,, .- 'def w ww ., .K , fy 53 f ' I wi. ..,. f . WVR wg:- K .Y is Q 55 ' '- V m L' ' Z i? .. ,. ,Q 4 5 1 'L'L 3 fm ' . my VV V, : Fas.. 55 1 1152 -, , . r M fa up V A I . wi ,, QP is f . l Wx 'Q , A .V - XL. U ' W' ' SCHOOL BUSES 'I a' .1 'J 1 v , nj . 32, 4-Am,-. 4 ' ' he I: t KA I ,. 35,1 MW' IHJMM 75, -, QWW! lv wi - -' ' A ' ' W ' . Q J 1?-f ' 1 ' V JL Vk s --- - ' -I : , , , .,1-2-!,.11.:4 - A K Lf 4- Y l N I QV LE T XX. 9 E 5 A A i A fa, . UL aff' W XXXN W Ya . .- lk: kw V. . , . gm . J z . ufq. , f K wx 535, ' -: ' ' i K .isp , , X -,yy ,Q , E Q QQ X1 S3 3 3' F 91 E 'S JR 2 Q W 3' 'R 9 Q, x f ib- is I e h 1' N . GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM 1 A ,mf R V.,k ,W I iffy., M ,, K. N, n A A AL or , yfjfifffwfjr , if 4 A27 K,, 5:53 k,'1' 5 Af : 1: .V.. I ' , he Miffgykfij ... 5, ,vga E, : gag ,fx 5.,,3 E Qtek? V A eg iQgJffaE '.A fl 1 QXVAA 'ff' n,.W 1 A. Y-hw ' ffwie - , fygq-hash? 4 . ,I ,.,, D Ek' Ngwh. js. iz, . A' 53 i f 2?!igg Af I fq ,lggg .ig 3 aff MA, 3 I If-,rj i If 55? 5? J QQ' ? 1 I-,.. 4A ' From Left to Right-Mary Williams Mary A. Freeman Mary Blair Pinky Brown, Jessie Harris, Nona Fisher, , Dorothy Fisher, Minnye Harris, Juanita Smith, Sarah Brown Bernice Collins. Mr. J. E. Brodie, eoachlllot Shownl. THE CHEERLEADERS IN ACTION I 1 F, if ,A A H ,,,. 1 1, ,K 5' 5 if 2 3 wx Ar A Q E4 I E 'M '3 6 X , LV' ,X A lk H A 'Y' ix ,Q Q , . Y fi S x-X4 ,'5::'?5l f - -. :3 I I .N X3 'U if N X x .,4,:,,. M is R, . ss, - K r r e , r r From Left to Right: Mozell Brown, Mildred Hawkins, David Humes, Theresa Love, Thelma Key. BASKETBALL SQUAD-1951,'52 si First Row, left to right: Joe L. Hood, John Cooper, Connie Fields, Osie B. White, Kenneth Williams, Will- iam Earl Key. Second Row: George Alford, Charles Nelson, Levi Lemons, Willie B. White. Third Row: Edward Grammer, Obie West, Willie James Johnson, Joel Cooper, John W. Robinson, Louis Gardner, Sandy Davis, gennie Caldwell, Mr. George R. Carter, oach. 'Q- hw . Y X Na , , .. J M YEA! TEAM! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! 5 N 15 nz, w L: X N X , sl-ms N ju Vi f f L 3 1 NW ' ,Q Ka. f 5 f ' 'Zia 1 fi V. 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