Central High School - Centorian Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1954 volume:

ng r ' THE 1954 CENTORIAN PUBLISHED BY The Senior Class 0F Central High School x x x v.4 x u'xwa'hz HAYTI, MISSOURI :mu A . vgekx. TABLE OF CONTENTS Thebedicution The Administration The Annual StaH Honors Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities Athletics Advertising DEDICATION We, the Seniors of 1953-54 dedicate this year- book to the Junior Class of 1953-54, hoping that you will be inspired by the untiring efforts and splendid cooperation permeated by the Senior Class in making this publication possible. May you, in your Senior Year, ever strive to maintain that loyol spirit of determination, courage, faith and ability to succeed in all your undertakings, through the incentive which we, your predecessors, have tried to set forth. ADMINISTRATION Members of the Senior Class and Students of Central School: World progress largely hinges on literacy and the education of the people. In the face of the present world's crises and of our own internal social disorder, the great need for education becomes immediately apparent to all of us. This need we are attempting to meet at Centtql School, and with the improvements that we have made this year we hope to send our students forth better equipped to become successful citizens. h'To the graduating Seniors, remember the words of Oliver Wendell Holmes: the great thing in this world is not so much where we are, but in what direction we are moving. -J. E. BRODIE, Principal. JOHN COOPER TANYA EARHARDT , wmuwmggics Hisfcry and Language A : DOROTHY HARR IS Ccmmnrcicl Educqfion , S. J. VINCENT i? ;LHARLES HARRIS Voeufiuna! Agricultun .. an-mnf Agricuhun SAME ETTA First Gradd Hyessk s. JON es . Fina Grad. URE'rHA PAYNE Third Grade GEORGIA MART IN Sixth Grad. A ,Nonsus MAYS Feurth Grad. Bsnmce smTH Ram. Economics MARJORIE MOORE Snvonfh Grad. :DOROTHY wooos Fifth Grud- : NADINE DEBOE Englixh THE FACULTY First row, left to right: Uretha Payne, Sadie Etta, Alma Neoly, Flossye Younge, Dorothy Harris, Martina Smith. Second row: Dorothy Woods, Hess Jones, Tanya Eurhardt, Mur- iorie Duffie Moore, Principal, J. E. Brodie. Third row: Iverson Cheutham, Charles. Smith, W. L. Younge, Elmore Nelson, John Cooper, Milton Bland. Fourth row: Mayre Palmer, Alberta Gunnell, S. J. Vincent, Ber- nice Smith, Nadine Deboe, Georgia Martin. Not shown: Charles Harris, Paul Brackens, A. Norflis Mays. THE CENTORIAN STAFF We, the members of The Centorian staH, 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 Yearbook such a success. Editor-in-Chief LAWRENCE GILMER Co-Editor ALLEN L. FLOWERS Secretary to Editor JOHNNIE M. JENNINGS Business Manager PRESTON TAYLOR Proofreader DAISY TAYLOR TYPISTS REPORTERS GLADYS DAVIS ROSETTA DURDEN HUBERT JORDAN WILLIAM A. HENRY JOYCE BROWN ROWE A. HAYWOOD ANNUAL COMMITTEE ARTISTS DOROTHY HARRIS LAWRENCE GILMER ELMORE NELSON ALLEN FLOWERS LeROY YOUNGE CHARLES GRIFFIN DOROTHY HARRIS, Sponsor 'Ei SENIOR HONOR ROLL MOST DEPENDABLE - PRESTON TAYLOR Names LAWRENCE GILMER ALLEN FLOWERS JOYCE BROWN JOHNNIE JENNINGS GLADYS DAVIS BOB BECK FLOYD BROWN LITTIE MAZE JUANITA CLAYTON DOROTHY FISHER HUBERT M. JORDAN Medals GEOMETRY AMERICAN HISTORY SECRETARIAL PRACTICE ENGLISH BAND GEOMETRY AMERICAN HISTORY SECRETARIAL PRACTICE ENGLISH GEOMETRY ENGLISH GEOMETRY AMERICAN HISTORY SECRETARIAL PRACTICE ENGLISH GEOMETRY AGRICULTURE GLEE CLUB GLEE CLUB N. H. A. N. H. A. SECRETARIAL PRACTICE Dorothy Harris YEAR BOOK SPONSOR W. L. Younge SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR ...-U W: . u... H: xxxn x 'ALLEN Louis FLbWERs Prqstdaym'y, ' DOROTHY HSHER , i vikms L. BRADLEY, YLOR; Q LORENE MATTHEWS ' IRENE HAWES Class H istOry In July, 1950, one hundred and twelve bright-eyed Freshmen began their four years of high school at Central High School, Hayti, Missouri. Their sponsor was Miss Nadine Deboe. Look! Kenneth Williams, J. W. Robinson. .Ioe Hood, Dorothy Fisher and Teola Posley made the. basketball team. And on the softball team Allen FIOWers and Lawrence Gilmer made the met nine. As Central opened again in the summer of 1951, we had a new sponsor in the'person of Mr. W. L. Younge. We presented a Heaven and Hell social which turned out to be one of the most destructive tornadoes in Pemiseot county. As Juniors, we knew our responsibility. We began the year with hard work because we wanted to be responsible for one of the best affairs that Central had ever enjoyed. With this aim in mind, we sponsored 8.11 of the affairs to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom and worked diligently and tirelessly to achieve the desired eEect. At last it came-the night of the Junior-Senior Prom. As the couples strolled into the Oriental Garden. their hearts swelled with joy, for the Juniors had displayed excellent 1taste in selecting the music and decorations. This Junior-Senior Prom will always be a fond memory. As Seniors of Central High, we had a class df forty-one. Seventy-one had dropped by the way-side. Our greatest undertaking was to help publish tour Annual. which we started at a very late date; and we hope that the 1953-54 Annual will be the best ever produced at Central High. To the faculty and dear old Central, We bid fareWell. As we go but into the world, trying to achieve our life's ambitions, we shall forever hold you dear to our hearts. Through this you will know that your teachings were not in vain. SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Veriner Bradley, will my sense of humor to Wence Green. I, Howard Boswell, will my voice to Eurel Wilson. I, Oscar Hill, will my friendly smile to Clenzie Kyles. l, Joyce Brown, will my dignity to Mary Ella Brown. I, Johnnie Jennings will my love for only one of the opposite sex and cool Operation to William Earl Key. I, Gladys Davis will my alluring eyes to Willie Lee Tyes. l, DaiSy Mae Taylor, will my legs to Gerldine Anderson. I, Martha Hall, will my curls to Pearl Kyles. l, Clara Maxwell, will my Hcup and gown to Kay Gilmer. l, Rosa Fletcher, will my hips to Loretta Crumps. l, Elizabeth Ferguson, will my intelligence to Rachel McKenzie. I, Annie K. Mack, will my Hgold tooth to Bennie Caldwell. l, Christine Smith, will my legs to Johnnie Sue Crowley. l, Dorothy Fisher, will my rhythm to Dorothy Fultz. l, Aberdeen Bank, will my ability to study to Erwin Crowley. l, LiHie Maze, will my personality to Martha Frazier. 1 I l, Mary Lean Bradley, will my giggles to Marietha Davis. I, Lorene Mathew, will my small size to Lovie Burrell. l, Minnie BriSCO. Will my ligure to Coralean Lee. I, Clotie Maxwell, will my personality to Juanita Smith. I, Billy Alford, will my Basketball ability to Zane Gilmer. l, Bob Beck, will my emotion singing to S. A. Anderson. I, Hubert Mickye Jordan, will my Hdancing ability to M. C. White. I, Charles Grifiin, will my red shirt to Louis T. Jackson. l, Hildra Henderson, will my wardrobe to Curtis Tipler. I, J. W. Robinson, will my Hhcmdsmmeness to Charles Goodman. l, Allen Flower, will my geometry ability to Robert Ellis. l, Preston Taylor, will my working ability to Joseph Mayfield. I, Floyd Brown, will my Hdramatic ability to Paul Booker. l, Mary Beatrice Hawes, will my neatness to Annie Fletcher. l, Juanita Clayton, Will my home ec. ability fo Sarah Parker. l, Irene Hawes, will my shoe size to Alberta Austin. I, Queen Esta Taylor, will my fullness to June Seay. I, Lillie Harrington, willimy beautiful eyes to Jean Seay. l l, Bernice Warheld, will my i wardrobe to Bernice Allen. I, Bobbie Bradley, will my Jive talk to Rowe Haywood. l, Lawrence Gilmer, will my crew cut to Lucious James, and my drumming to Freddie Hayes. ' We, the Seniors will our loye for Central to the other Juniors and our dignity to the Freshmen. NAME Mary Lean Bradley Minnie Bell Briscoe Aquillu Joyce Brown Juanita Clayton Mary Beatrite Hawes Irene Victoria Hawes Queen Esther Taylor Daisy Mae Taylor Aberdeen Banks Littie Mae Maze Clare Mae Maxwell Lorene Matthews Dorothy Fisher Annie Katheryn Mack Christine Smith Bernice Warfield Lillie Harrington Eliiabeth Ferguson Gladys Lena Davis Clotie Lulu Maxwell Johnnie Mae Jennings , Martha Jean Hall Rosa Lee Fletcher Allen Flowers Hildra Henderson Joe Louis Hood Bobby Tee Bradley Veriner Lee Bradley Billy Jim Alford Howard D. Boswell Mickye Hubert Jordan Bob Sidney Beck Charles Griffin Oscar Lee Hill Floyd Brown Preston Taylor John W. Robinson Lawrence Gilmer Who 9.3 Who KNOWN AS- May Minnh Joy Nha Bea Vicky Queen Daisn Deen Lit Mae Lois Dot Annie ChHs Bonny LN Liz Gla$e Todie John'sdaughter Nookie Rosa Doc Sonny Joe Romeo Skah Wine H.D. Huben the crooner Chuck Oscar FHp ShorHe J.W. Robb FALLS FOR- outsiders guess who? a senior a short lad Tall Boys Who knows? Home Ec. Typing outsiders singing excitement L. K. basketball loud colors turnip greens outsiders Earl Soldiers Bobo Music fun ' out-of-town lads slinder guys a beautiful senior Joy 0 Soph. Girls, period... Freshmen Elementary girls short coats Typing guess who? Jokes u Soph. a Freshman girls picking on children a Soph. FAMOUS FOR- Home Ec. Hair styles English ability Sewing Eating Nicknaming Quietness Smiling Sleeping in class Flirting Her curls Her tales Dancing Cooking Her smiles Basketball Beautiful eyes H'er laziness Basketball Her size Lovemaking Her bops Her glasses Band His sharpness Not Hist'ory Agriculture Dirty Bucks Clowning Cutting up in class Dancing Singing Using big words Arguing Eating in class Working Intruding Beating the bombo . SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As the curtain goes up we look into the future of the Senior Class fifteen years from today. Ah! And what do we see? Johnnie Maye Jennings assisting in Office work and instructing students with the Pop Bills. If we continue to search in life we will find Little Maze receiving her Masters Degree with the expectation of being a dynamic English Teacher. Gosh! What do we see now! Billy Alford and Veriner Bradley, the understudies of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. Well so far, that is hne, but we must prove that our Seniors are the best. They are nothing but the best, and will always be, as long as Bob Beck continues to sing in Terry Moore's place. Down through the years we see Charles Griffin as President of the Red shirt Manufacturing Company . Then we visit the State Hospital of California, and Whom do we see as MOSt Prac- tical Nurse but our own little Miss Martha Hall, and assisting her is Miss Irene Victoria Hawes. Hurrah for Daisy Taylor. As we passed through Hayti a short while ago, we happened to peep into the Hayti Manufacturing Company and what a surprise, there she sat as Secretary of the Funds. Well we thought that was nice, but what about our best dancers? Did they go astray? No. they are still alive. We see Dorothy Fisher and Gladys Davis as they do a Broadway Boogie. Oh! And the South-American Tango that Hubert Jordan is doing is just breath-takins. Now they are all on the stage in the Harlem Theatre. Since we have talked about our instructors. comedians, singers, presidents. secretaries, etc.. now is the time to talk about our well known Farmers. As we look into the future we can see Oscar Hill as one of the best-equipped Farrrers of America, but don't get the idea that Floyd Brown isn't as far advanced as Oscar. because he is doing just as well. As we go farther we see in the suburbs of Chicago, a little Conventional Cottage with two brilliant looking children playmg 1n the yard. This is the residence of Joyce Browu who is now a teacher and supporting her kids by teaching Commercial Education in a Chicago High School. We the Seniors of 1953-54 look forward to a bright future that awaits us in years to come. Top Row, Left to Right: ngIinIZIBYEIgIgETT, WILLIE MAE FELTUS, SAMUEL A. Center ROW. Left to Right: EURAL WILSON, ALBERTA AUSTIN, ROWE HAYWOOD, KAY ,, FRANCIS GILMER. Bottom ROW. Left to Right: gLENZIE KYLES, PEARLY KYLES P. J. JACKSON, WILLI. gut: LUCIUS:SJME 1,0: 313111;: ROBERT , , DAYIBL . $1 to Eizht: LanTTA -r I, ' BAN! First, now, left to right: BERNICE ALLEN; 811a RACHEL MCKENZYE; J Second Row. left ta right: MARTHA FRAZIER BROWN. CURTIS TIPLER AFR Third Row. left to r18ht:JOSEPH EAYFIELD. Am 1133 .0. WHITE, PAUL now am 2AM: GILMER.i : Sephomores First Row, Left to Right: Rosetta Burden. Ella. Mae Phillips. Freddie Frazier.: ' , Second Row. Left to Right: Virginia Heights. Odie Bays. Almetha Breaks. Den: 5 Bra Third Row. Left to Right: Geraldine Evans, Melvin Flowers, Charles Walker. Irene E krij Fourth Row. Le to Right: Ruby Hargan. Ophelia Moare. Langdon 0 arm! 1 EL A First Raw. Latt to Right: Bessie Max:311. Jame Guytnn. Priscilla Second ROW, Left , Right: glitteg McKinney. Amundane Parker. Freda: r g k M. , Third Row; Letb to Right: Viola Ware Robert Ha. nesg Laura Sampler, 3 L tttomm: Clam: Inmmm Me 7111 ooper. Freshmen First Row, Len to Right: Frizalh Tre'adweu. Blanche McKihneLrVelh I Borders. :,. ' - Second Row; Left to; Right: gait; Jean Henderson. Joycte Turner. Hazel x suns. , I Third Row, Left to Right: Meme: Spence, Loretta Hayes, Shirley Ward. , Fourth Row. Lett to Right: Senora Walls. Arne B. :Turner, wane 3911 News; left to right: Clara Cunningham. C ' , 3611 Allen,- Gussle m as Second Row., lett to right: William: Turner, 16am . Wilsoni Irma Louis , Third Rowpleft to- right: Gloria Castleberr H 3 ' , , L Lee Williams. Anne Fourth Row, lettrto tight: Lavora Jennings. F1 , West. Claudia Jelerl At Left:sLaura Conley. ACTIVITIES - if g RPROM' 4,.Lq. 'g E :5 THEiswmc BAND -M. Blond, baremr; s THE QLARH'ING WBANoT-fu. ma, Director; , BRASS SECTION: Ella M. Phillips, Floyd Srcwn. Robert Foste Odell B t nett, Tommie Parr. William Cooper. P. J. Jackson. John E;- ' ' Lawrence Boone. Mattie Ross, Joe Mack. , woon-wmn SECTION: Robert Gary. Allen L. Flowers. Rowe Ey ' Lawrence Gunner. Albert McKinney, William Henry; Clay Tatum; Money W11 In ' DRUM SECTION: Freddie Hayes, Charles Griffin, Zane Gilmer and Mr. Director. DRM MAJDRETTES Left to right: Shirley Baker, Johnnie Tipler. Barbara Williams. Mercer Spen- ; cer. Mane E. Jackson and Alma Johnson. Sponsor. ' mm :35? w . u , MM th class Being instructed in the hma E cLAss IN, MW, DE TYPEWRITING l.a-D. eHarris,,lhrrsrtr'u$t-$r., ; TENTH GRADE ,4 a. smith; sponge; ', k -erEVNTH, GRADE Seventh Grade Class working in the wood area with hand ,toois On Sniall' practical projects for the homee-E. W. Nelson, Instructor. , 'f SCENESfROM THE 1954 TALENT SHOW, IN PICTURES S E T L A N, .0 .5, R, HE ,P. 5 U P, M A C AT HLE TIC s s E BALL TEAM Front row; reading left to right: Wence Green, Leroy Arnold, James Jackson. Melvin Coopeg. Co-Captain; Bennie Caldwell. Back row: Coach Charles R. Smith, P. J. Jackson. J. W. Robinson. Co-Captain: Lucius James. John Coopexg and Clenzie Kyles. L. B..- ihgoYsRTRACK TEAM ,2 , eadihg 19a to right: Charles R.Sm1th.Coach;Me1vin Cooper. ' A anager. Back row; Rowe Haywood,Eura1 Wilson. Robert Fos- ter. John Cooper. Clay Tatum and Joshua Ford. Reading left to right: Joyce Turner. Forward; Loretta Hayes, Guard; Fisher. Captain. Guard; Mareatha Davis, Farward; Resetta Burden Gladys Davis, Guard; Arne Turner. Forward; Hazel Goodman,yForwa1-d Haynes. Guard. Back row: Charles R. Smith, Coach ' Left to right: Jessie Borders, Johnnie Jennings, Barbara Williams. Limit; eh Henderson. not shown. .. , Luctus JAMES Cont Gupysjogw us, Gupfd MELVIN cdohea ; Forward ADVERTISING COMPLIMENTS 0F . .. Janetl CACLI'ngQP 0f COMH'EQPCQ GOOD LUCK T0 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS 116 St. Francis St. Phone 8-2320 KENNETT, MISSOURI Compliments 0f . . . W HAYTI NASH C0. and HAYTISTANDARD SERVICE STATION Compliments Of . . . BRINKMAN GIN Compliments 0f . . . .-.- PEMISCOT PACKING COMPANY Hayti Missouri Wardell Missouri Wurdell Missouri Compliments 0! . . . Compliments Of . . . 7 Compliments 0f . . . 7 MOORE'S STORE DAVIS CLEANERS 707 West Washington Street Huyti Missouri Phone 198 7 Q Huyti Missouri PEOPLES DRUG STORE H. E. Raybuck Hayti Missouri Compliments 0f . . . Guaranteed Quality Cleaning Goo rgo Hook stru Owner - Operator QUALITY CLEANERS Phone 280 Compliments 0f . . . KIRKSEY PONTIAC -GMC SALES Compliments 0f . . . KENNETH'S BAR Jet. Hwys. 84 8c 81 Missouri Malden Missouri Huyti Missouri COMPLIMENTS 0F Woods FEELQal Home 24 Hour Ambulance Service Phone-1466 Phone 83877 Z X CARUTHERSVILLE MISSOURI COMPLEMENTS 0F S. P. GATES 8: FRED CHAFFIN Kohn Building GOOD LUCK Missouri COMPLIMENTS 0F . . . FARMERS BANK ECURITY AFETY ERVICE I gaggaclocio, Mo. SINCE 1900 COMPLIMENTS OF . . . Pemiscot Hardware 00. Fred Glasscock Congratulations Class of '54 Phone 72 HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F . . . 7 Kuhn Bros. Gin AND BEAN ELEVATOR I I Buyers and Ginners l I CoHon-Conon Seeds-Soybeuns JOE KOHN, Owner PHONE 148 l l Highway 84 East HAYTI, Mo. COMPLIMENTS 0F . . . 7 Stewart Furniture Co. FRIGIDAIRE - MAYTAG I PHONE 16 MISSOURI J COMPLIMENTS 0F German Valhalla Funeral Hume Funeral Home I STEELE, M0. HAYTI. M0. -.L.... 1 Phone 71 Phone 48 Steele Hayti COMPLIMENTS 0FW O -- Boeving Brothers Cotton Company R. 0. KNEIBERT, Manager COTTON BUYERS MiSSOURI Compliments 0f . . . Compliments 0f . . . I WAHL AND COMPANY Quality Ice, Bottled Gas, Quality Coal. Compliments 0f . . . REYNOLDS-JOPLIN COTTON COMPANY Selling More Since 1904 Phone 67 Hayti Missouri Huyti Missouri MASON'S CAFE Phone 8-9988 214 Commercial Kennett Missouri Compliments 0f- MARKLE'S DRIVE-IN LiquorsIWine 8. Beer J I Clarence Markle Owner HWY 25 SOUTH Malden Missouri Compliments 0f- BAIN Phone 32 Hayfi Missouri Compliments 0f 7 MALDEN BAKING co. I I Fresh Bread Daily MaIden Missouri DRIVE-IN PKG. STORE WW 1405 St. Francis St. DIXIE PARK TOBACCO STORE HWY. 25 and 84 EAST I I Phone 8-3277 Kennett Missouri Compliments 0f . . . DUNKLIN COUNTY COMPRESS and I I WAREHOUSE C3. Maiden Missouri Compliments 0f . . . 7 CREWS GROCERY and MARKET I I Phone 293 or 52 I I Fresh Mealtsu-Funlcy Foods John Crews-Owner I I Malden Missouri wWELCOME T0 WARDELL, MISSOURl.-'- Trade With The Merchants Who Help The Community Complimema 0f . . . WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE .44; Jesse Byrd, Owner WARDELL MISSOURI m COMPLIMENTS OF -- ESTABLISHED 1890 X : V . xx x I x xx xx: x 514719 J;zue1 ' r '01?ch ?941 01 KENNETT, M0. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION -COMPLIMENTS 0F--- Barkovitz k HAYTI'S FAVORITE DEPARTMENT STORE Missouri COOPERMAN 8 SONS FURNITURE EXCHANGE, INC. Two Big Stores Offering Greater Values for the Least Dollar PHONE 269 w PHONE 168 CARUTHERSVILLE, MO. STEELE, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF . .. --Hayti M fg. Companyw TATS'EEUET Compliments 0f . . . Buckleyas Store QUALITY MEATS FRESH FRUITS-VEGETABLES f Phone 83 We Deliver 1 Huyti Missouri Compliments 0f . . . Peck Hayden Drug Co. Phone 606 and 607 120 0 Ward Ave. Caruthersville Missouri COMPLIMENTS 0F Kohn 9s Quality and Value . . . Since 1900 Missouri Compliments 0f . . . RICHARDSON GIN C0. and COUNTY-LINE GIN Gobler and Bragg City Missouri Compliments 0f . . . TRAINOR'S REXALL STORE A Good Place to Eat- Where Friends Meet. 2g Phone 46 Missouri Hay Compliments 0f . . . WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE MORE FOR YOUR MONEY Phone 57 fr Hayti Missouri Shop and Save 7 Compliments 0f . . . McAD-AMS' I. G. A. SUPERMARKET SIMER DRUG STORE and VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP A Low Prices Everyday 209 S. 4th Street Hayti Missouri Missouri Compliments 0f . . . 7 BURGESS JACK SPRAT STORE BEST WISHES Hayti Missouri Compliments 0f . . . SHIREY DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Phone 38 Missouri Compliments 0f . . . KLINKHART AUTO C0. HWY 84 WEST Huyti Missouri Compliments 0f . . . WARDELL HARDWARE NUTRENA FEED-SEED- Duck Head Work Clothes M. WEAVER. Owner Wardell Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF HAYS STORE, INC. General Merchandise Congratulations Graduates Hayti, Mo. COMPLEMENTS 0F . . . Nethery Builders Supply Co. EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING Telephones 17 and 370 Missouri I COMPLIMENTS OF . . . BANK 0f HAYTI Missouri P , Zx . g Students and Faculty of Central High School Extends Best Wishes to v; DORRIS MOTOR COMPANY T T A W 0 ..l.. K VI D D E R F o S T N F. m L D- M 0 C MISSOURI Compliments 0f . . . Phone 115 HAYTI , MO. Ark-Mo Power 30. Compliments Of ' . . Compliments 0f . . . e The Giobe Shoe Store tBennie Jack Hum w Mercerk IGA Supermarket WARDELL, Mo. HAYTI MISSOURI Compliments 0f . . . $j BLAKEMORE DRUG STORE Kennett, Missouri Compliments of l KENNETT NEWS AGENCY FRED FORD emnnen, Missouri T H A N K S The staH of The Centoriun and the members of the Central High School Senior class wish to ex- hpress eur sincere thanks and appreciation to every- one-school patrons, school officials, students and merchants in the area-for their very generous co.- operation which made this publication possible. mu. m s K. v 3; 4. '