Central High School - Centorian Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

THE 1958 CENTOR IAN PUBLISHED BY The Sen ior Class 0F qt. ' I 0 :M I R c s w :n H. om M H n, I T a u h H M, C .w J l' ADMINIS TRA TION PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS: Congratulations on your graduation. Commencement is the the beginning of a never-ending search for knowledge. Having completed your high school education, you have begun at the enumeration table of success. With a strong will and determin- ation nothing can stop you. There is a place for each of you in our complex society. Remember always to temper that attainment with kindness and to be virtuous, just, and true. ELMORE W. NELSON, Pr inc ipal Mrs. DORETHA K. HUMES. Secretary 4w:- BOARD OF EDUCATION AND OFFICERS-Seated: LeRoy Whitener, president; Dr. A. G. Shirey, member; C. M. Bell, Superintendent; R. O. Kneibett, member. Standing: C. W. Reed, III, member; C. B. Huber, member; Ray J. Campbell, secretary; C. A. Vivrett, member; Max . Sturm, treasurer. 'T. 7A.. BERNICE SMITH Home Economics FREIDA REAGAN Fiffh Grade MAXINE SCYPION Fourth Grade A. NORFLIS MAYS Third Grade CHARLES HARRIS Itlnorant Agriculture DARLENE YOUNGE English ISSIE DONALDSON Second Grade LILLIE KINGCADE Sixth Grade GEORGIA MARTIN Sixth Grade ALMA WE LCH Second Grade CLAUDE JOHNSON o. WILLIS JASON DAVID OUTLAW E'Jh'h d SCI'M Math and Social Studies Industrial Ans m4: BLONDINE HAYS GOLDIE VAUGHAN FLOSSYE YOUNGE First Grade English First Grade CHARLES SMITH IMOGENE OUTLAW REsiLri:thGTazeRE Health and Physical Education Fourth Grade 5. J. VINCENT MARYEMTINJYRE IVERSON CHEATHAM 9 is Science Vocational Agriculiuro HESS S. JONES W.'L. YOUNGE A BERTA GUNNELS First Grade History and Civics LHome Economics mil JOHN COOPER MOSSIE HENDERSON DOROTHY WADE Mathematics Second Grade Third Grade m... ,. ... w DOROTHY HARRIS NAOMI BROOKS JOE L. RAY Commercial Ed. and Music Library and Commercial Ed. Music SENIORS IVORY GRIGGS Trust men and they will be true; treat them greatly and they will show themselves great. NOT PICTURED ANNIE WILLIAMS I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country. RO BERT TISDEL How can we expect a harvest of thought Who have not had a seed-time of char. acter? F RED BOSWE LL We must try and ac- complish our goal even if the prices are greater than we can afford, Strive on, Strive on. CLIFFORD BOYD If you do not plant knowledge while young it will give you no shade when you are old. MARY BRANCH The beginning, as the Proverb says, is half the battle. CLARA BURDEN Character is the governing element of life and it is above genius. NATHAN CHILLERS Trust men and they will be true to you; treat them greatly and they will show them- selves great. JAMES COFFEY Success makes a fool seem wise. ERNEST COOPER, It. In the gates of eter- nity the black hand and the white hold each other with an equal clasp. WILEY CRUMP Life is not so short but that there is al- ways time for cour- tesy. WILLIE CRUMP Do as well as you can today and perhaps tomorrow you may be able to do better. CLARA CUNNINGHAM A good mind posses- ses a kingdom. DELORES DURDEN I am as bad as the worst, but thank God I am as good as the best. JOSEPHINE FLEMINGS It is nothing against you to fall down flat, but to lie there, that is a disgrace. KATHERINE F LOWE RS If you love yourself over much, nobody else will love you as well. . ROBERT FORD It is a way of call- ing a man a fool when no attention is given to what he says. ELMER HARBIS l Deserve succes, and you shall com- mand it. JUEL HAYES In faith and hope the world will disagree. But all mankind's concern is charity. JOYCE HILL He that can reply calmly to an angry man is too hard for him. LEROY JACKSON Those who find beautiful meanings in beautiful things are the cultivated; for these there is hope. JEANNETTE JENNINGS Whatever is wonh doing at all is worth doing well. ELLINOR JONES So here has been dawning another blue day. Think! Wilt than let it slip useless away. EDITH KUYKENDOLL Success is counted sweetest by those who ne'er succeed. JOHNNIE EARL MACK Be determined and you will be forceful. TEXANNA MACK They can conquer who believe they can. h ' MACK MISTER Success is not gain- ed by sleeping in the daytime but by sleep- ing at night. MELVIN MCDANIEL Education alone can conduct us to that en- joyment which is, at once, best in quality and infinite in quan- tity. BENNIE RUTH MCLEMORE GOd obligeth no man to more than he hath given him ability to performJ' LULA PATRICK Character should be kept bright as well as clean. ETHEL REED It is well to learn caution by the mis- fortune of others. F L YNDOL ROSS It is nothing against you to fall down flat, but to lie there, that . is a disgrace. WILLIAM ROSS Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well.'f LAMAR TAYLOR It is a way of call- ing a man a fool when y no attention is given to what he says. JUANITA TIPLER Let us have a care not to disclose our hearts to those who shut up theirs against us. HAZEL TOWNES Success attained by staying awake at night but by staying awake in the is never day time. PEARL TOWNES Do as well as you can today and perhaps tomorrow you may be able to do bettery LEROY WARE Lord grant that I may always desire more than I can ac- complish. JOHN WEST Do not put off for tomorrow what you can do today. IRENE WHITEHORN It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. LEDORA WILLIAMS Trust men and they will be true to you; treat them greatly and they will show them- selves great. CA ROL YN WILSON h The y can conquer Who believe they can. NYLON WILSON It is the nature of a great mind to be calm and undisturbed. w-E-Senior Class Will; We the senior class of '58 do declare these to be our final wills at Central High. I, Katherine Flowers, will my little green hat and black slim jims to Rachel Mack. I, Texanna Mack, will my sewing ability to Ruby Milsap. I, Mary Branch, will my seat in Shorthand to Rowena Castleberry. I, William Ross, will my seat in American History :0 Mitchell Turner. I, Elmer Harris, will my ability to play the guitar to Howard Harris. I, Lula Pactrick, will my ability to get around to Ocie Durden. I, Edith Kuykendoll, will my class ring to Alice Faye Pierce. I, Nathan Chiller, will my crew-cut to Douglas Battle. I, Johnny Earl Mack, will my muscles to Leon Pulley. I, Flyndol Ross, will my sportscoat to Willie Seals. I, Ethel Reed, will my small size to Freddie Watkins. I, Josephine Flemings, will my quietness to Eatma Mister. I, Wiley Cramp, will my sportscoat to John Manns. I, Willie Crump, will my dancing ability to Carl Williams. I, Roberg Tisdale, will my slowness to Alvin Flowers. I, Bennie McLemore, will my falseoteeth to Jeremiah Walton. I, Carolyn Wilson, will my small legs to Dollie Frazier. I, Mack Mister, will my humerous ways to Otto Ferguson. I, Clifford Boyd, will my sharpness to Albert Mosley. I, Nylon Wilson, will my sense of humor to Charles Key. I, James Coffey, will my coaching ability to Henry Jackson. I, Fred Boswell, will my sportsmanship to Bobby Bays. I, Annie Williams, will my dancing ability to Otha Mae Triplett. I, Clara Cunningham, will my ability to get along with Miss Mac to Mary Williamson. I, Pearl Townes, will my name on the honor roll to Georgia Kincade. To Theodore Borders, I, Delores Durden will my love forever. To Alma Johnson arid Freddie Pittman I, Hazel Townes bequeath my intelligence and curiosity of nature. I, Ivory Griggs, will my long waist-line to Arthur Reed. 1, Earnest Cooper, will my Plymouth to John Cooper. I, Juel Hayes, will my foolish pride to Janie Klyce. I, Joyce Hill, will my hair style to Patricia Ware. 1, Irene Whitehom, will my ability to get beekeeping out to Celia Venson. I, Ledora Williams, will my big hairy legs to Martha Carter. I, Juanita Tipler, will my neat waistline to Bertha Morgan. I, Ellinor Jones, will my sewing ability to Lillie Vinson. -:-.-:- Who 93 Who 3-- NAME JOYCE HILL DELORES DURDEN HAZEL TOWNES JUEL DEAN HAYES IRENE WHITEHORN KATHERINE FLOWERS ETHEL REED JOSEPHINE FLEMINGS ROBERT TISDELL CLIFFORD BOYD FRED BOSWELL MACK MISTER JUANITA TIPLER CAROLYN WILSON JEANETTE JENNINGS PEARL TOWNS LEDORA WILLIAMS ELLINOR JONES LEROY JACKSON JAMES COFFEY ROBERT FORD JOHNNY MACK CLARA CUNNINGHAM MELVIN MCDANIEL WILEY CRUMP CLARA BURDEN LEROY WARE WILLIE CRUMP ELMER HARRIS LAMAR TAYLOR NATHAN CHILLERS JOHN WEST BENNIE McLAMORE ANNIE WILLIAMS MARY BRANCH TEXANA MACK LULA MAE PATRICK WILLIAM ROSS EARNEST COOPER EDITH KUYKENDOLL NYLON WILSON KNOWN AS Jo Puddin Tutti Shottie Rene Baby Sis Mae Josie Robert Rip Wolf Mack Onenita Carolyn Bittie Jace Luedora Elnora Sweet Babe Hot Rod Mr. Mack Classic Melvin Buick Clara Slue W. L. Fuddy Lem Chillie Old Man Ben Ann Lee Texa Patrick Nip Doc Legs Nylon FAMOUSFOR Dancing Her Eyes Her Initiative Being Short Smiling Cooking Neatness Quietness Not Talking Nothing Talking Piano Reading Novels Talking Cooking Eating Eating Sewing Basketball Coaching Basketball Arguing Writing His Laugh Wearing Beards Her Neatness Looking Guitar Sharpness Drawing Cartoons Slow Talking Being F at Acting Jokes Sewing Talking Drawing Eating Everything FALLSFOR Guess Who? Theodore Chemistry Earl Floyd Outsiders A Senior Outsiders A Freshman A Junior Outsiders Juniors No One College Student Fried Chicken A Constant Lover Freddie Guess Who A Freshman Girls Sports Quiet Things An Airman Quiet Girls Brown eyed girls Who Knows Girls A Girl Who Knows A Junior His Girl Quiet Girls His Girl Don Charles Joe Who Knows Q. B. A Senior Measurements 36-24'36 Ex Graduate Pretty Girls SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As we walk into the shoppe of a certain madamoselle we see a huge crystal ball. As we gaze into the crystal ball we see many familiar faces. Who is that? Why, it's Delores Durden. now sophisticated confidential secretary to Johnny E. Mack, an Electrical Engineer. James Coffey and Flyndol Ross, top Electricians are leaving for Europe where there is a great de- mand for brilliant young electricians. They are taking along with them their stenographet, Bennie McLemore. We keep looking and we see inside of what appears to be a hospital. It is-and there seems to have been an accident. We see a lovely and graceful nurse-Whyl-itls Ledota Will- iams and the patient seems quite at ease. As the patient is being wheeled to the operating room we see that he is being followed by the famous and successful Mack Mister, M.D. As we gaze further into the crystal ball we are able to see across the United States to California where we see Clara Burden, R. N., with the help of Lula Patrick, Josephine Flem- ings, Katherine Flowers, Jeanette Jennings, Earnestine Branch, Edith Kuykendol and Dr. Carolyn Wilson. These young ladies are establishing a Post Graduate School of Nursing. As we ate gazing out California way we see that Uncle Sam is doing O.K. for himself because we see Pearl Townes and Annie Lee Williams proudly wearing Air Force Blue. While gazing, these names I have seen before! Hayes and Mack Beauty Salon. Now I be- gin to remember, iris Juel Hayes and Texana Mack, who have established a beauty salon. Ethel Reed is also associated with them. Ethel does the manicuring and barbering. The more we gaze the more realistic it becomes. Our eyes are roving all over the country. We have gazed into hospitals, offices and beauty salons. However, we must not stop gazing until we have seen one of the leading universities. With this in mind, our eyes wander to U.C. L.A. Not only do we see the university, but we also see the basketball team in action. The coach is Letoy Jackson-one of Central's star athletes of 58. It seems as if there is a college vs. professional game. The St. Louis Hawks vs. U.C.L.A. We see that Robert Ford, also one of Central's all stars, has taken the place of that famous star, Bob Pettit. We gaze on and as we do we recognize this city as New York. Glancing through the city we become attracted to a lovely little elementary school. We look inside and it seems as if the teacher is preparing for a school festival. The teacher is none other than Miss Joyce Hill. Carrying out her ambition of teaching and dancing is a Dream Come True for her. New York is very large and, as any other large city, there are many fashion shops and modeling agencies. However, we are not interested in all of them but, our eyes wander into the Tipler Modeling Agency. This agency is owned and. operated by Miss Juanita Tipler. As our eyes wander on we see a simple but extravagant looking sign on which is printed, Jones For Fashions. We are able to see the young lady through the window, it is Elinora Jones designing a dinner dress for the first lady of the United States. The telephone rings and as he answers it we can distinctly hear and recognize the operator's voice as that of Irene White- horn. G As we gaze on we see that Ernest Cooper has become a traveling salesman, selling Kleen- ex. He dec1ded that lipstick was too hard on his handkerchiefs. His well-humored sidekick, Ivory Griggs, now works in Washington as a bourbon and champagne tester. Also in Washing- ton we see that Hazel Townes, one of the country's leading entomologists, is employed by the government breeding and interbreeding bees. Nylon Wilson on his occasional visits to Chicago, as we see now, is paying one of his friends a visit. Clifford Boyd, a well-known young artist, accepts him handsomely as a guest. Nylon is president of the N.A,,A.C.P., and William Ross is one of his business managers. Across the street from the artist, Clifford Boyd, is the Parr Industrial Art Center. The pro- SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY tContinued from preceding paged- prietor is none other than Clara Cunningham Part. As we gaze into the crystal ball further we cannot stop gazing until we have returned to the well remembered school, Central High. As we do, we see Lamar Taylor, collecting uni- forms to be cleaned at his well-kuown cleaning establishment. As we gaze into the crystal ball the things we see are as authentic and realistic to us as getting to the moon is to the scientists-a possibility. -Hazel Townes R SENIOR PROM-Miss M. ,Mcmtyre .Mdmyre and E. Outlaw Co-Spons OtS sir J. M GRADEv-Edg CAMPUS PERSOANALITIES ADVICE TO THE ATHLETES An Athlete is a person who participates in a game or exercise that requires physical skill, endurance, and strength. An Athlete can only be good in a sport, if he trains and conditions himself. An athlete should obey his coach at all times. An athlete should not be quick tempered, selfish or dis- play individualism when engaged in a team sport. An athlete should always give his best in every sport he takes part in. He should display good sportsmanship at all times for the fans who go to the various Sport events usually react to the situations as the athlete reacts. . An Athlete should be gracious in defeat as well as victory, and the fans should be the same. Whether winning or losing remember to be a good sport always. -ROBERT FORD. LEFT: DINNER GIVEN BASKETBALL TEAM BY Mrs. A. Norflis Mays BELOW: HOMECOMING GAME Central, 69; O'Bannon, 55 TRACK TEAM-C. Smith, Coach First Row: Leon Pulley, John Manns, Jessie Dunn, John West, Herman Miller, Fred Boswell, Robert Parker. . Second Row: Coach, C. R. Smith, James Coffey, Willie Morgan, John E. Mack, I Li Huip Sinclair, Albert Mosley, Robert Ford, Leroy Jackson. ,, I Left to Right: Ledora Williams, Maxine Martin, Alma johnson, Patricia Ware, Viola Hayes, Hazel Townes. Front: Nancy Jeanne Harris. Sponsors: Misses Maxine Scypion, Alma Welch and Freida Reagon. First Row: Willie Morgan, Jessie Dunn, Huip Sinclair, Ernest Cooper, JL, Leroy Jackson. Second Row: James Coffey, Richard Norman, Albert Mosley, John E. Mack, Robert Ford, Coach C. R. Smith. First Row: Sidney Walker, Herman Miller, Bobby Bays, Willie Wilson, Isaac Hawkins. . 7 Second Row: James Coffey, Fred Boswell, Herman Taylor, John Manns, Leo McGaughy, CENTRAL , - HIGH ?BASKETBALLZ f:GREATS 5, i 1 36$ SCHOOL LIBRARY-Miss N. Brooks, Institucrork MARCHING BAND AND INSTRUCTOR J. Ray $ ; Yearbook Committee: Misses N. Brooks, M. McIntyre, Mrs. D. Harris. 1; i SECRETARIAL PRACTICE-D. Harris, Instructor NEW F ARMERS OF AMERIC -S. J. Vincent Instructor um v-M' INDUSTRIAL ARTS-E. :D. Outlaw, Instructor HOMEMAKERSV OF Jennings 18 --An N E E U Q G W M o C E M o H F 0 N m T A N o R 0 C PARADE CHRISTMAS CONCERT-Preserited by Music and E ng lish De par: 55 $ , TL g g - L x Bic RECORD; '8 L A R T N E C 1141:4111, .. ..ill.ll1..3.,iuiiqk. . in, W I958 CENTORIAN PATRONS Mrs. MAGNOLIA MATTHERS Mrs. L OUTLAW Mrs. MUSETTA JONES Mrs. FLOSSYE YOUNGE Mr. J. L. RAY Miss D. YOUNG Mr. E. R. MOORE Miss SCYPION Mr. C. JOHNSON Mrs. KINCADE Mrs. MAMMIE HILL Miss NAOMIA BROOKS LONNIE WILLIS Mr. WINCE CAREY R. D. STARKS WILLIAM ROSS OLANDER MISTER Mr. ALEX BURDEN WILLIAM HENDERSON Mr. EDWARD HIGHTOWER MARY STARKS Mrs. CORA BURDEN ARLEANE CULLER Mrs. SALLIE PATRICK HUDSON'S CLEANERS IRENE HOWARD Mrs. BERNICE BANKS MAMMIE PRESBERRY Mr. J. N. MABINS Mrs. ALICE MAE NEAL Miss F. REAGON Miss ALBERTA GUNNELS DALPPTHOMAS RADIO 8: TV Caruthersville, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF - McDaniel Thrift Shop EELE Compliments of- DOLPHIN COTTON GIN CUSTOM GINNING THAT WILL PLEASE YOU COMPLIMENTS 0F COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF ALFORD OAKVILLE JACKSON GROCERY GROCERY GIN COMPANY 57,-... Route 3 Route 2 THEE STEELE. MISSOURI CARUTHERSVILLE TO OUR ADVERTISERS The CENTORIAN staff and students of Central School wish to express our appreciation for your cooperation and interest as evidenced by your ads in our yearbook and your participation in all that we do. COMPLIMENTS OF GARDNER'S GROCERY GROCERIES - MEATS' Highway 84 West PHONE 380 HAYTI Compliments of- COLEMAN INSURANCE AGENCY All Forms of Insurance 212 Main Street Hayti, Mo. COMPLIMENTS 0F COMPLIMENTS 0F STEWART FURNITURE COMPANY JAMES Kuhn DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 16 Hayti, Missouri Kennen's Favorite Store KENNETT COMPLIMENTS PEMISCOT PACKING COMPANY Lard-Bacon Hams-Scrusage WARDELL, MO. COMPLIMENTS 0F WRIGHT HOME FURNISHING C0. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME IN FURNITURE Make Our Store Your Store I CARUTHER SVILLE COMPLIMENTS OF WARDELL HARDWARE 8: FURNITURE co. EASY TERMS PHONE 2561 WARDELL, MO. COMPLIMENTS 0F GERMAN FUNERAL HOME F UNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE STEELE, MISSOURI Phone 71 WATTS AHEAD BETTER LIVING, OF COURSE! And, you can be sure, Electrical Living means Better Living. Have more leisure hours for a brighter future. LIVE BETTER . . . ELECTRICALLY Ark-Mo Power Co. COMPUMEN'I'S 0F Jimmy Osborn Funeral Homes, Inc. Phone 2471 Phone 843 WARDELL HAYTI CONGRATULATIONS I958 SENIOR CLASS Kohn's HAYTI, MISSOURI QUALITY and VALUE SINCE 1900 EVERYTHING TO WEAR COMPLIMENTS OF- - - C. A. Vivrett Furniture Store We Buy Anything-Sell Everything DINING ROOM SETS BEDR OOM SETS KITCHEN CABINETS SEWING MACHINES PIANOS ANTIQUES PHONES 412-339 HAYTI COMPLIMENTS 0F - PHILCO and HOTPOINT Dale-Thomas Radio -- Compuny-- TELEVISION AND RADIOS PHONE 945 Caruthersville, Mo. COMPLIMENTS 0F -7 lumber PHONES 358-437 HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF STORE PHONE 5 . . . . HAYTI, MISSOURI HAYTI COMPLIMENTSOF HAY FRED CHA FFIN Ronnie F. Greenwell Gin We make your GOOD COTTON BETTER MISSOURl-Exclusive Distributor- -ILLlNOIS DELTAPINE REGISTERED COTTONSEED Phone 43 YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR SUCCESSH HAYTI COMPLIMENTS 0F - SOFT WATER SERVICE PHONE 2351 WARDELL COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES FURNITURE EXCHANGE, INC. STEELE, MO. Phone 269 Phone 168 Caruthersville Steele, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF ESTABLISHED 1890 x '::' LQx KENNETT, MD. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS 0F WE DELIVER GROCERIES - MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PHONE 83 HAYTI MISSOURI Compliments of- The Store for Men. CARUTHERSVILLE Compliments of- J. W. LENTZ AUDITS Systems Installed Financial Statements Mode and Analyzed Income Tax Service Bookkeeping Service HAYTI - - MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F- Z E. F. Verdel and Company COTTON Phones 44 and I HAYTI COMPLIMENTS 0F SHIREY'S DRUG STORE Babe Wilbanks, Prop. PHONE RE 38 M0. COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '58 Pemiscot HARDWARE COMPANY mm COMPLIMENTS 0F First State BANK We Like For You To Bank With Us Member F.D.I.C. CARUTHERSVILLE COMPLIMENTS 0F KELLEY ELECTRIC CO. CONTRACTORS Commercial and Industrial Wiring MOTORS and CONTROLS Day Phone 234 Night Phone 333 321$0UTH THIRD STREET HAYTI, MISSOURI CONGRATULATIONS lo the Class of 7 Quality --CLEANERS-3 HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F - RITZ CLEANERS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '58 -- PHONE 55-- 208-210 East Main HAYTI - - MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F DORRIS MOTOR G I c COMPANY STAR CHIEF CUSTOM CATALINA SEDAN PONTIAC - GMC TRUCK SALES-SERVICE Hagti Missouri COMPLIMENTS 0F . . . Nethery Builders Supply ggBER BUILD ANYTHING ' y EVERYTHING T0 EVERY ENEED ENS; Q. .. H l7-Phones-370 Hayli, Missouri 45f COMPLIMENTS 0F Pinkley-- COMPLIMENTS 0F STEELE, MISSOURI FARMERS Hollenbeck B A N K Your Rexall Drug Store PRESCRIPTION SINCE 1900 SPECIALISTS l I gaggaclocio, Mo. COMPLIMENTS 0F A Friend COMPLIMENTS 0F Ray F urniture Store Armstrong Linoleum Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS 0F COTTON $5 No cf? Q COMPLIMENTS 0F WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Qv x0 COMPANY HAYTI, MISSOURI 1 Phones 57 and 103 Get Less HAYTI, M0. Why Pay More and- COMPLIMENTS 0F COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS 0F PEMISCOT ---l-- i LUMB E R LEON CHISM I Wonder Bread AND SUPPLY COMPANY PLUMBING Incorporated l 8 Pittsburg Paint Products Smooth as Glass PHONE 296 Hostess Cakes Johns-Mansville Roofing- ' Asbestos Siding-Insulation HIGHWAY 84, WEST HAYTI' CARUTHERSVILLE, M0. MISSOURI CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS COMPLIMENTS 0F DEL TA GIN CO. R. 0. KNEIBERT. Manager HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F . . . EXCHANGE, INC. COOPERMAN 8: SONS FURNITURE Two Big Stores Ofiering Greater Values for the Least Dollar w 108 West Third Street CARUTHERSVILLE, MO. CARUTHERSVILLE, MO. PHONE 168 STEELE, MO. mW' COMPLIMENTS WAGGONER'S Big Star WARDELL. MO. Phone 4221 Air-Conditioned For Your Shopping Comfort COMPLIMENTS 0F J. E. Pennefs First Quality Always CARUTHERSVILLE COMPLIMENTS 0F TRI COUNTY GAS COMPANY Bottle Gus Tractor Conversions Heating PHONE 512 EAST BROADWAY HAYTI COMPLIMENTS 0F WDUDS LUMBER Ell. Your Home is one of Your Best Investments- Take Care of It. Highway 61 North PORTAGEVILLE Best Wishes for Your Future Success JOHN w. GERMAN FUNERAL HOME 208 North 3rd Street FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 48 or 400 HAYTI COMPLIMENTS OF lEWIS HENRY 59cm WARDELL, M0. COMPLIMENTS OF I HAYTI RADIO 8. TV SERVICE .:l:.. COMPLIMENTS OF HEUERS' SHOE STORE BLYTHEVILLE 217 East Main Street PHONE 58 f Richard Pankey Bob Brantley COMPLIMENTS OF THE NEW YORK STORE BLYTHEVILLE Compliments of - WRIGHT'S STORE EELE , : r . '5 u . n .. 9W '.x ,,,,,,, w DALTON OIL CO. and COMPLIMENTS 0F HAYTI WWW SERVICE STATION HAYTI COMPLIMENTS OF- BARKOVITLZJJ PHONE 74 h HAYTI'S FAVORITE DEPARTMENT STORE 4, .1: $er 5- uh HAYTI COMPLIMENTS 0F STEELE V L. e Bank of Steele MISSOURI v-rJ J .......f: ,5-:;r:3vvwmgmtsvrrk.ww: J . 2 u wrisuFlef$anmefzv 55, - , , w, zm,,.-r,,; a. wms'm-W, - 5 .5 ,;'fsv 4. 'TN -,. v , flu. - 5 '5 -: 'Tr u '1 S ', , MENTS 0F tSDN'S M E I A beat our prices mere 111 the state- zke your money, give you the plate. h Compliments of- .. .9 g Shade- g E o g Slentz E MOTOR CO. Service is Our Business- Not a Sideline! COMPLIMENTS OF E HENSLEY DRUG STORE I CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF '58 I Phone 2451 8-9988 :commercial PHONE 162 or LD-S I NETT, M0. Caruthersville, Mo. wmm, MO. ,nfs of- Compliments Of South End J KEETER KELL GROCERY w PORTING GOODS MARKET ?QEN'S Bode 203 1: m very Service eries-Meats egetables 'ena Feeds M0. V All Athletic Equipment at School Discount Price. TOYS-FISHING-HUNTING EQUIPMENT Phone 8-3618 Kennett, Mo. HAYTI HEIGHTS Sam Hamra's Store STEELE v us BLOCKED Rmous - DYING v Compliments'of- WAHL 8- COMPANY BOTTLED GAS HAYTI, MO. HAYTLgMO. COMPLIMENTS OF BANK, or HAYTI V '1. A 4+-A w. A A MENTS 0F COmpliments of CK I- o ' m I- lSON S g Shade- 3 I F m g '43 E 'A E 5 Slentz E I beat Our prices MOTOR CO there In the state- ' C Liieygurzggepihe. Service is Our Business- G A Not a Sideline! ne 8-9988 '5! Commercial PHONE 162 or LD'S NETT' M0. Coruthorsville, Mo. :nts of- CompIiments of i - - J KEETER KELL I 2 D E N S 3X PORTING GOODS All Athletic Equipment H Hone 203 at School Discount Price. h. very Service SE eries-Meats TOYS-HSHING-HUNTING egefobles EQUIPMENT 'ena Feeds M0. Phone 8-3618 Kenna , Mo. Compliments of- WAHL 8 COMPANY sorruo GAS HAYTI, MO. C0