Central High School - Centorian Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1963 volume:

MMM 3334f ., ,3 3 23:: uLaiJgffgk ' mama 113th 4L;1J jig ngud' MU $33ka3? $3 W THE CENTORIAN STAFF The members of the Centorian Staff of 1963 wish to express many thanks to the faculty and student body for their cooperation and contributions of materials and pic- tures which have helped to make this publication possible. EDITOR'IN'CHIEF Henry Thomas EDITOR Laveta Jones CO'EDITOR Mary Tipler BUSINESS MANAGER Gloria Treadwell TYPISTS ARTISTS REPORTERS Gloria Dunklin Helen Hardy Hattie Eggleston Rachel Dmbar Eugene Portwood Lloyd Key Alex Mason Lloyd Chillers Shirley Jennings Jerry Whitehom Albert Miller FACULTY COMMITTEE SPONSORS Barbara Mays Mrs. Senora Haywdod Mr. Fred Dickens phillip Henry Mr. William Garrett Mrs. Bessie Walker Mr. Elmore Nelson LLOYD KEY and HATTIE EGGLESTON n .a n o f n e C s .w M d n a r. M ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Members of the Senior Class and All Students of Central School- The role of education in our rapidly changing society is very import: ant. We are striving to broaden our curriculum that your educational needs will be met here at Central. As principal of Central High School, I have tried to promote this theme through curricular offerings. 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. Life is full of challenges and the manner in which you meet them determines your character. Having completed your high school edu- cation, you have begun at the enumeration table of success. With a strong will and determination nothing can stop you. I charge you with that ever-increasing spirit and desire to continue your educational advancements; to be willing and prepared to accept the challenges of life; to be a worthy member of a society, with an inquiring mind and a problem solving attitude; to join firmly and to hold truly to that ever-increasing group of truly educated persons who seek to push backward the barriers of manhs ignorance; to heal the wounds of man's prejudices; and to add to the sum of human goodness. Remember that a well trained mind is your best guarantee for a greater service. ELMORE W. NELSON Principal, BOARD OF EDUCATION-Seated, left to right: L. R. Whitener, president; Bob Kneibett, director; Dr. Arnold Shirey, director; Ray J. Campbell, secretary. Standing: C. A. Vivrett, di- ector; Harry Dowdy, director; John Taylor, superintendent; Max Sturm, treasurer. Not pictured: C. W. Reed, III, director. Wis aow M! w PARENTS AND TEACHERS ASSOCIATION-Presidem, Rev. Ernest Jones; Vice-President, Mr. Reuben Ruff; Secretary, Mrs. Alma Nolan; Parliamentarian, Mr. Fred Dickens; Chaplain, Historian, Mrs. R. A. Crawford. CHARLES SMITH Athletics WILLIAM GARRETT Math and Industrial Education S. J. VINCENT Vocational Agriculture ' Mrs. BESSIE M. WALKER English MIS- DORIS J. CLOYD WILSON Music Education and Band FRED DICKENS Soc ial Studies Mrs. MINNIE K. PAYTON English REGINALD MOORE Social Studies B. J. DICKENS Social Studies Mrs. I. C. KEYES Chemistry and Gen. Science JOHN WILLIS Business Education JOHN R. COOPER Social Studies and Math L L E Z Z I B H A R A S S f M a a f G h r. h DO .1 E IVERSON CHEATHAM Chemistry and Biology MtS- SENORA W. HAYWOOD Commercial Education Mrs. MONTEAL MERCER Home Economxcs Mrs. HULA B. ADAMS MISS DOLORES SMITH ibrarian L Not Pictured Mrs. BERNICE SMITH Home Economlcs xmmm c If n RADUATE ll In. .1 4,II I HENRY THOMAS Glee Club Class President F . F . A. Booster Club JERRY WHITEHORN Class Vice President Dramatic Club Booster Club Glee Club Track GLORIA TREADWELL S tudent Council Dramatic Club Booster Club Class Secretary 4 - H Club DOROTHY LEWIS Booster Club Class Assistant Sec. QUEEN WALLS Student Council Booster Club Class Treasurer LLOYD CHILLERS Band F . F. A. Track Class Parliamentarian ELBERT CASTLEBERRY F. F. A. Secretary C las s Serge ant: at-Arm HATTIE EGGIESTON Cheer Leader Class Historian DOROTHY FELTUS Glee Club Dramatic Club PHILLIP HENRY Yearbook S taff GARRY LUMPKINS Basketball A Track Glee Club Yearbook Staff Dramatic Club JONNIE M. PHILLIPS Band Glee Club Dramatic Club Booster Club JERRY JENNINGS Band F F, A. Track JOSEPHINE JONES Glee Club GLORIA DUNKLIN Damatic Club Glee Club Booster Club 4aH Club Yearbook Staff FRED SUTTLE B asketball WILLIAM WHITAKER Band Glee Club Dramatic Club HELEN HARDY DIANN PITTMAN Glee Club 4'H Club THOMAS KLYCE Band F. F. A. LEROY PORTWOOD . Glee Club LEE ERMA SNEED Glee Club Dramatic Club Booster Club MARY TIPLER Glee Club Yearbook Staff GEORGE HAYDEN LORETTA P ATTERSON Band Booster Club GLENN WILSON Glee Club KIRKSEY WILLIAMS F. F. A. Track 8 HIRLEY FULTZ Glee Club MABLE WILLIAMS Glee Club JAMES TAYLOR Band F F: A. BasketballA Glee Club WILLIE VERSIE ELLIS Glee Club IDA MILLER Glee Club 4-H Club HOWARD ALLEN JAMES CHAMBERLAIN JAMES ADKINS SHIRLEY JENNINGS Glee Club Dramatic Club Booster Club MARY MACK Glee Club ALEX MASON ODELL PRIDE BARBIE BOYD Glee Club WILLIE GAMBLE Booster Club Dramatic Club Glee Club ALBERT MILLER F. F. A. Dramatic Club PHYLLIS P ITTMAX JOHN EDWARDS ROLF TAYLOR BOBBIE MILLER Glee Club BARBARA MAYS Glee Club Dramatic Club JAMES HURSEY F. F. A. Glee Club Dramatic Club LAVERA JONES Student Council Glee Club Dramatic Club Booster Club Yearbook Staff EUGENE PORTWOOD Glee Club THOMAS FRAZIER Track Glee Club Dramatic Club Booster CLARICE MACK Glee Club JES SIE STARKS Glee Club 4-H Club LLOYD KEY F. F. A. Glee Club Class Treasurer Yearbook Staff RACHEL DUNBAR Yearbook Staff 4 +1 Club DENNIS WARE ARBIE BARRINGER Track Band KATIE THOMPSON Glee Club WILLIE JESSIE Glee Club MILTON BELL LEE ANDREW ELLIS F. F. A. BOBBIE ANDERSON Glee Club Booster Club NADINE FOLKS Glee Club ALFRED LUMPKINS Glee Club CLYDE WILLIAMS F. F. A. Glee Club Dramatic Club Booster Club LENNIS WARE 4-H Club WARREN WEST F. F. A. Basketball Glee Club BERTRAIN THOMAS Band Glee Club F. F. A. BARBARA CASTLEBERRY HENRY HUFFMAN Band Track JOSEPH PRESSBERRY Band F. F. A. Glee Club Dramatic Club Booster Club ELIGHA PRESSBERRY Band Track Glee Club 4-H Club ODESSA ALLEN Glee Club LOUIS HUNLEY F. F. A. Track Dramatic Club EMERSON MAXIE Basketball Track LEE E. WILLIAMS HATTIE HARSTON Glee Chlb Booster Club VERS IA JOHNSON Glee Club EDWARDS R E T A L S R A E Y N E T . 3 6 9 l . ME GROUP SA Scholastic Rank in Class of '63 1. GLORIA TRE ADWELL-Z. 564 2. MARY TIPLER-2.560 3- QUEENIE WALLS-2.263 5- HATTIE HARSTON-Z. 166 6. RACHEL DUNBAR-Z. 135 7. WILLIE MAE GAMBLE-l.988 8. HATTIE EGGLESTON-1.887 9. GLORIA DUNKLIN-1.866 DOROTHY LE WIS- 1.811 History of C lass We, the members of the senior class of 1963, be- gan to make history in the year 1959. On july 11, 1959 the enthusiastic freshmen of the surrounding areas united to make an enrollment of 180. We had as our sponsors Mt. Outlaw and Miss McIn- tyre. Our elected officers were the following: presi- dent, Lavera Jones; vice-president, Hattie Eggleston; secretary, Gloria Treadwell; assistant secretary, Mat- tye Malone; treasurer, Lloyd Key; sergents-at-arms, Bobbye Smith and Alfred Lumpkin. The president chOSe a planning committee with Aritha McKissack as chairman. The committee planned the class activities for the year. We had a picnic, Freshmen and Sopho- more Ball and an assembly program. The activities were carried out beautifully. .The theme for the Fresh- men-Sophomore Ball was Beatniks In Paradise. The members of our class participating on the B team were: Howard Allen, Phillip Henry, Lee Ellis, Robert Treadwell and Warren West. Hattie Eggleston was elected attendant to the queen. Earma Sneed and Hattie Eggleston were members of the Cheering Squad. Arlene Agee was selected for the majorette corp. Our class worked hard throughout the year, and in July of 1960, we enrolled as sophomores, However, the class had begun to decrease tremendously. We only had 122 pupils to continue our history making. As sophomores we had as our sponsors Mr. Jason and Mrs. Bessie Walker. Kilgore and Mrs. Minnie Payton. Again election time rolled around and our officers Our home room teachers were Mr. were as follows: president, Howard Allen; vice-presi- dent, Barbara Castlebetry; secretary, Dorothy Lewis; treasurer, Queenie Walls; sergents-at-arms, Warren West and Arbie Barringer; historian, Hattie Eggleston. We chose blue and white as our class colors. Our planning committee planned a Fteshmen-Soph- omore Ball, a class tournament, a social and an assem- bly for the yeaHs activities. We chose Phyllis Pittman as our Homecoming queen attendant. Queenie Walls was our representative to the Stu- dent Council in their drive for Book Week . The name given her was, Miss Book of Beauty. Hattie Iiggleston assisted the F. F. A. boys in their year's program, and served as F. F. A. Sweet- heart. We chose Mertha Cooper and Cordia Thomas as Miss Best Dressed from our class. They represent- ed our class in an Easter parade presented by the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Mary Tipler, Hattie Eggleston and Robert Tread- well represented our class in the Student Council. Assisted by Mr. James Kilgore, we presented an assembly program with the theme: An Hour with Negro Writers. The assembly was presented during Negro History Week. Johnnye Phillips, Loretta Patterson and Hattie Eggleston were members of the Dramatics Club. They were given parts in the play, The Night of January 16. We were successful in having our planned Fresh- men and Sophomore Ball. The theme that year was . HDancing Under the Stars. Henry Thomas, Jerry Jennings and Lloyd Chillers were active F. F. A. members. They held various offices and also received medals for outstanding work. Thomas Frazier received a medal for doing out- standing work in Industrial Arts. Loretta Patterson received a Science medal for doing outstanding work in Biology. In July of 1961, we were the junior class of Cene tral High. Our enrollment had dropped to 105. We had as our sponsors Mr. Jason and Mrs. Walker. Our home room teacher was Mr. Cheatham. We elected our officers thusly: president, Henry Thomas; vice president, Jerry Whitehorn; secretary, Gloria Treadwell; treasurer, Lloyd Key; sergent-at- arms, Betrain Thomas; parliamentarian, Lloyd Chillers. Our planning committee planned a social and the Junior-Senior prom as our class activities for the year. We, the junior class, even had the opportunity to choose the Homecoming queen candidates. We chose Dorothy Lewis, Gloria Treadwell, Queenie Walls and Shirley Fultz. The student body elected Shirley Fultz with a majority vote of 222. The Homecoming theme was nOnward to Victory. Queen Fultz was attended by Rhonda Faye White of the Freshman class, Gloria Caldwell of the Sophomore class, Gloria Treadwell of the Junior class and Dorothy Jean Lee of the Senior class. Our Homecoming game was played with the Oban- non Panthers. Our team was victorious. Following the game the queen and student body danced to the music of O. C. Cole and the Pipes. Our next big attraction was the prom. Hawaiia Lei as our theme for the prom. We invited five schools to our prom, and we danced to the music of O. C: Cole and the Pipes of Jackson, Tennessee. Outstanding members of our class in music were William Whitaker who was chosen as the band's drum major, and Betrain Thomas who earned a band medal. 0n the cheering squad Hattie Eggleston was cho- as cheerleader captain and received a medal for We ch ose sen being the most outstanding cheerleader. Honor r011 students were Mary Tipler and Gloria Treadwell. Perfect attendance awards were received by Queenie Walls and Mary Tipler. tContinued on next pageJ CLASS HISTORY lCont. l- On july 11, 1962, we enrolled as Seniors. We had an enrollment of 85 hardworking seniors. Hr. ltrCCl Dickens and Mrs. Bessie Walker worked with us as sponsors. We elected our officers as follows: president, Henry Thomas; vice-ptesident, Jetty Whitehorn; SCCICe taty, Gloria Tteadwell; setgeant-atvatms, Elbert Castlebetry. We decided that we should publish a year book and treasurer, Queenie Walls; With an unanimous vote we started to work to make our publication the best that Central has ever known. We decided to have an assembly program, senior talent show and a class tournament. Our assembly program was focused on the behavior and grooming habits of students. The senior talent show was a great success in that it aided us financially in the publication of our year book. The theme of our talent show was Rock- ing With the Stars. Thomas Frazier, Hattie Eggles- ton, Henry Thomas and Nadine Folks were masters of ceremonies of the show. We chose a lawn bullentin board as out claxs gift to the school. Throughout high School, Jerry Whitehorn, Lcnms Ware. Gloria 'Ilteadwell and Rachel Dunbar were actin- 4-ll'ets in their respective communities. Hattie liggleston and Lloyd Key were chosen as klt. and Miss ticntorian of 1963. They received the honor for having sold the most advertisements for the publication of our year book, out last major project to be completed. Graduation plans have been completed. Out class motto is We have crossed the buy, thL' ocean lies be- fore us. The class colors are blue and white and our class flower is the white carnation. Memories of these four years are stored up as rich treasures. We congratulate all the members of out class who have reached this peak in academic standing. We pay sincere respect to all persons who prepared us for citizens of tomorrow. We will always remember, with reverence, Central High no matter where we ate. SENIOR TEA - 1963 Sponsoredey Setao Chapter Lincoln Alumni Assoeiation. HOMECOMING QUEEN CORONATION ----: Who 93 Who :W NAME Joanie Phillips Willie Gamble Nadine Folks Josephine Jones Willie Jessie Jessie Starks Phyllis Pittman Shirley Fultz Loretta Patterson Dorothy Feltus Queenie Walls Willie Ellis Barbie Boyd Versia Johnson Rachel Dunbar Hattie Harston Barbara Castleberry Hattie Eggleston Shirley Jennings Gloria Dunklin Mary Mack . Laveta Jones Bobbie Miller Dorothy Lewis Lennis Ware Gloria Treadwell Ida Miller Katie Thompson Diann Pittman Odessa Allen Bobbie Anderson Erma Sneed Albert Miller Jerry Jennings James Adkins James Chamberlain Kirsky Williams Bertrain Thomas Fred Suttle Lloyd Chillers James Hursy George Hayden Lee Andrew Ellis Joseph Presberry Lloyd Key Warren West Arbie Barringer Robert Edwards KNOWN AS Jennie Mae Mae Na. Shorty Mae Mae Phyllis Shirley Re: Dorothy Queenie Patsy Skinny Versia Rachel Hattie Marilyn Monroe II Hattie Sherry Gloria Lene Vera Bob Redhead Lennis Little One Ida Katie Diana Dessa Bob Tuttie Miller Buddy James Everett Baby Boy Bert Coolie Chil Loop de Loop Eagle Brown Tony Key West Arbie Legote FAMOUS FOR Her Neamess Talking Clowning Breaking Hearts Printing Dancing Nothing jiving Boys Reading Books Ideas Her Neatness Writing Switching The Best Eating Popping Gum Her Stage Finding Squares Coolness Arguing Guess What Walking Fast Friendly Smiles Smiling Her Big Eyes Being Clumsy Being Mean Her Quietness Sewing Sewing Eating Apples Sewing Talking Singing His Walk Smooth Talking Nothing Special His Baritone Voice His Superior Walk Playing His Horn Nothing Driving Cars Walking the Hall Singing His Seriousness Kidding Telling Stories Joking FALLS FOR The Best Guess Who Ex-graduates An Outsider A Senior P. L. F. Little Children B. T. Books and I.M. Logic LA. Dodgers Grape Sticks Presidents E. J. J. Food M. W. M. 6'3 Weighing 185 lbs. Lincolnites Jerry Joe Ice Cream 0. S. Pineapples Nice Things The Best Ice Cream Comic Scripts C. E. Parker J. W. T. C. Home EC gredrick M. L. M. W.H.A. sz W.A.S. T. L. W. 7 Neat Girls A Junior Girls, Girls, Girls Turnip Greens His Bass Horn A Special Girl Cadillacs and Bank Rolls Nothing Dot Bright Eyes His BaSS Drum Her A Certain Girl Funny Jokes A Certain Girl TCONTINUED ON NEXT PAGEJ WHO'S WHO TContinuedJ- NAME Clyde Williams Elbert Castleberry Henry Thomas Eligha Presberry Thomas Klyce Glenn Wilson Phillip Henry Johnny Edwards Henry Huffman Garry Lumpkins Louis Hunley Eugene Portwood Milton Bell Rolf Taylor Emerson Maxie LeRoy Portwood Dennis Ware Alex Mason Thomas Frazier Mary Tipler James Taylor Alfred Lumpkius Helen Hardy Mable Williams William Whitaker Jerry Whitehorn Howard Allen KNOWN AS Mr. Leon Castleberry Big Hen Lony Popie Glen Phil Jackie Penny Guy Baby Huey Albert Little Will C. Baby Preacher Porkside Big Ware The Kool Kid Son Mary James Alfred Helen Mable Baby Junior Skate Gallias Howard FAMOUS FOR Dressing Composing Poems His Personality Singing Being Serious Driving Tractors Being Kind Singing Getting Excuses His Quietness Ragged Tennis His Artistic ,Ability Driving Cars His Eyes Arguing Baseball Taking it Easy His Coolness His Jewish Talk Reading Smooth Talking His Neatness Talking Her Kindness Talking Running Nothing FALLS FOR Guess Who Convertibles V.H., P.W. 8: H.R. A Senior Someone Special Girls Someone Somewhere A Certain Girl You Know Who The Best PT.T.P.W. D. J. 8. Na. Nice Girls Girls Mae Neat Girls The Out of Doors A.T. 8: B.R. Signet Classics Good Looking Girls Miss Cherry Pie AT Happiness Guess Who The Queen The Solar System Nothing F , GUEST SPEAKEReSENIOR TEA V . Dr. Emil Jason, Head Tof Chemistry Dept., Lincoln University. -:SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY:- It is time to gaze into the crystal ball and check the future dreams of the Seniors of 1962-63. As we gaze into the future, ten years from now we see Milton Bell as a policeman directing traffic into the city of Chicago. And there is Clyde Wil- liams now a successful business tycoon and Jessie Starks is his private secretary. And what is this? Why, itis Odessa Allen, an Airline Hostess for H..EH.Air1ines running from Hayti to St. Louis and owned by George Hayden, Lee Andrew Ellis and James Hersey. As we gaze further we see Alex Mason, a suc- cessful lawyer on Wall Street in New York. His law firm partners are Thomas Frazier and Jerry Jennings. Gee, can you believe it, twenty years from now we still see Queenie Walls looking for the right man to marry. And there goes Clarice Mack still trying to get to roll call on time. Ah! There they ate, the famous Magnificent Seven, a combo composed of Bettrain Thomas, Ro- bert Edwards, Lloyd Chillers, Thomas Klyce, Arbie Barringet, Joseph Presbetty and Eligha Presberty. Tonight they will play at Robert's Show Lounge in Chicago. As the ball turns we see Rolf Taylor as star quarterback of the St. Louis Cardinals and Dennis Ware as star fullback. And there is little Henry Huff- man down in Honolulu campaigning for Governor of the State of Hawaii. Here we are in Boston where we see Warren West, Fred Suttle, Emerson Maxie, Garry Lumpkins and James Taylor comprising the starting lineup of the Boston Celtics. In New Orleans, Louisiana we see William Whit- aker, the greatest band major of them all, leading the Mardi Gras Parade of 1973. Will wonders never cease? There is Howard Allen now a married man with two lovely children and tonight he is replacing Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show. Remember Leroy Pottwood, Eugene Portwood, Glenn Wilson and Elbert Castleberty? There they .are now living in Paris and we are told they are four of the world's most celebrated artists. Once again we return to james Ditch in Pemiscot County, Missouri. What do we see? Why, thereis farmer Lloyd Key getting ready to take his cotton to be ginned. In New York we see Albert Miller now a lion tamer for Ringling Brothers Circus. Andi Phillip Henry has just closed a multi-miliion dollar deal in Los Angeles. He is now a real estate broker in California. Henry Thomas is now an accountant for the Bureau of Internal Revenue.'And what's this? There is Willie Mae Jessie. She is a registered nurse work- ing at Providence Hospital in Michigan. Nadine Folks is happily married and is now living in New York. . Ida Millet, world famous model, is on her way to Paris, France. In Hollywood we find the Anderson and Sneed Sewing Center owned by Bobbie Anderson and Lee Atma Sneed. They have just finished two dresses for the famous Barbara Castlebetry. The singer's manager is Jerry Jennings. And there is Dorothy Lewis now a private secre- tary working at M.G.M. Studiosa Helen Hardy is now a famous painter in Los Angeles. Shirley Fultz owns 9. Publishing Company in New Jersey and Willie Mae Gamble is her business manager. In Gary, Indiana, we find Lennis Ware surrounded by twenty first graders and she is teaching them to sing Twinkle, twinkle Little Star. Hattie Eggles- ton is appearing on her own television program origi- nating in St. Louis, Missouri. Mable Lean Williams is now a great vocalist appearing in various places throughout the United States. And whats this? Hattie Harston is a pro- minent woman lawyer and is doing work at her best in Detroit. And wouldnit you know it! There is Phyllis Pittman working in an Orphan Home in Hong Kong, China. Gloriastine Dunklin is now a famous surgeon and Rachel Dunbar is her chief assistant at Walter Reed Hospital. The head nurse is none other than Versia Johnson. I On the next stop we see Lavera Jones receiving her Mastetis Degree from Lincoln University and making plans to enter U.C.L.A. to study on a PhD. Willie Versia Ellis is now an elementary school teacher and is now living in Washington D.C. Shirley Jennings is Dean of Women at Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Missouri. And there is Mary Mack operating her own beauty school in St. Paul, Minnesota. Katie Thompson is now teaching science at Dear Ole Central High. And now we learn that Bobbie Miller has just become Elementary Principal here at Central. Bob- bie Boyd is now a famous heart specialist in Wash- ington, D.C. Diann Pittman has just been employed as a research worker in the Health Education and Welfare Department of the United States. Yes, it's Alfred Lumpkins and he has been com- missioned to Captain in the United States Air Force. Last but not least, we see Gloria Tteadwell as an executive of one of our largest shoe factories. She is now residing in New York City. singer-acttess, mESenior Class Will : I, Helen Hardy, will my ambitions to Fannie Tipler. I, Fred Suttle, will my coolness to Verneal Franks and her crew. I, Willie Mae Jessie, Will my friendship to Mary Alice Jones. I, Clyde Williams, will my personality to Oscar Allen. I, Nadine Folks, will my friendliness and dimples to Lottie Gipson and Georgia James. I, Jessie Starks, will my singing ability to Joe Starks and Alvin Parker. I, Odessa Allen, will my interests to Janice Terry. I, Odell Pride, will my ability to sing to Andrew Davis. I, Johnny Lee Edwards, will my ability to sing to Andrew Davis. We, Barbara Mays and Katie Thompson, will our singing ability to Pauline Austin. I, Rolf Taylor, Will my height to Frank Freeman. . 1, Alfred Lumpkins, will my ability to filibuster to Richard Neal. , I, Lennis Ware will my eyes to anyone who can use them. I, Willie Mae Gamble, will my height to Ida Bennett. I, Dorothy Feltus, will my politness to whoever needs it. I, Versia Johnscn, will my quietness to Florine Moses. I, Bobbie Miller, Will my friendly smile to Bobbie Cole. I, Hattie Harston, will my habit of returning anything I borrow to its rightful owner to Melvin West. I, Phyllis Pittman, will my promptness to Dean Weir. I, Elbert Castleberry, will my ability to make 8'5 and sometimes E's to James Castlebetty. I, James Adkins, will my walking the hall to Herman Bogan. I, Alex Mason, will my typing ability to Betty Jennings. 1, Dennis Ware, will my 180 pounds to John Allen. I, Phillip Henry, will my class arguments to Thomas White. We, Barbara Castleberry and Jerry Jennings, will our everlasting friendship and singing ability to Andrew Tisdale and his girl friend. I, Loretta Patterson, will my scientific abilities to Mary Lyons. I, Johnnie Phillips, will my height to John Dunn. . I, Henry Huffman, will my dancing ability to Talton Abner. l, Mable Williams, will my eye-glasses to Dewey Bullock. I, Henry Thomas, will my ability to study to Eddie Jennings. 1, Betty Whitfield, will my walk to Mary Jones. 1, Robert Edwards, will my sense of humor to Willie Louden. I, Hattie Eggleston, will my ability to cheer to Clara and Mary Chamberlain. We, Lloyd Chillers and Arbie Barringer, will our muscular builds to Waverly Wilson. I, Josephine Jones, will my eye-glasses to'Ira Ruff. 1, Warren West willlmy ability to make and keep friends to Jimmie Neal. ' 1, Shirley Fultz, will by bow4legs to anyone who can walk straight on them. I, Albert Miller, will my ability to keep quiet to James Burden. I, Mary Mack, will by size to Lula Watkins. I, Clarice Mack, will my note book to Lula Mae Watkins. I, William Whitaker, will my height and everlasting friendship to Thelma Walls. I, Glenn Wilson, will my artistic abilities to Junior Pointer. I, James Taylor, will my brown eyes to Barbara Mister. I, Shirley Jennings, will my ambitions to Eddie A. Jennings. Dorothy Lewis, Will my natural red hair to Georgia James. Gloria Dunklin, will my ability to dictate shorthand to Joe Ella Frazier. Rachel Dunbar, will my gray streak to Mary Martin. Milton Bell, will my nice personality to Earnest Payne. i lContinued on next Page-l 1, I, I, 1: CLASS WILL lContJ- We, Thomas Frazier and Jerry Whitehorn, will our tipping ability to Oscar Allen and John Allen. 1, Mary Tipler, will my classic novels to my sister, Fannie Tiplet. I, Queenie Walls, will my dentist chair in Dr. Jonesl office to my sister, Thelma Walls. I, Gloria Treadwell, will my chemistry and physics books to Mary Kershaw and Jearline Treadwell. l, Garry Lumpkins, will my old basketball name, the gun to James Samual Jones. I, Louis Hunley, will my ragged tennis and low cut trousers to Ozell Starks. I, Willie Ellis, will my ability to get along with others to Patricia Ellis. I, Barbie Jean Boyd, will my eyes to Dora Cooper. I, Joseph Presberry, will my ambitions to Alvin Parker. We, Eugene Portwood and LeRoy Portwood, will our ability to get along with others to Leon Crawley and Wiley Edmonson. I, Eligah Presberry, will my trumpet to Doris Presberry. I, Lee Williams, will my hair style to Thomas White. I, Lavera Jones, will my school spirit to Florine Clark. I, Emerson Maxie, will my hair cut to Vernon Holme s. I, Lloyd Key, will my sensibility to Willie James Culler. To our Principal and faculty, we will our sincere faith and devotion, and hope for a greater Central School. To the Seniors of i64, our room and its inspiration, dignity, initiative, and leadership that are true characteristics of seniors. To the Juniors, the dignity and poise that accompanies triumphant entry into the senior class. To the Sophomores, new courage and hope. To the Freshmen, more confidence, and a greater determination to someday become Seniors. TO OUR ADVERTISERS The CENTORIAN Staff and students of Central High 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. CLASSES j ELEVE NTH BUSINESS LAW - Mr. Willis. v Walker. . Mrs. H ; H S I L G N E ickens. D F M AMERICAN PROB LEMS Via? a? ' m7 1g $?KA RADE ENGLISH CLASS-Mrs. Payton. TWELTH G a H a G. W. . U ad I A R B E G L A S mith . D iss -M g STUDY HALL w .. WWW 1W - 2:. Vincent.j 5i, i rmcmc 0mm w H; sxmmn l 5 14:14 mu; s fiauu ngw; wwwaxiwnn 4,9ny TH and TWELTH GRADE WORLD GEOGRAPHY- Mr. J. COOPeY- i I HOMEMAKING IVsMrs. Smithykv .,, I I ' Organizations AND . Activities W k. STUDENT COUNCILa-Hrs. H. :B. gAdams, spouscg, CLUB-MISQ M. Payton, Sponsot. WWW ,- a . a, CHEERLEADERS S R A T s R E Pu T L A R T N E C 2am? , Aawmmg? uA BASKETBALL TEAM-Kneeling: Garry Lumpkins, Emerson Maxie, Melvin West. Stand- ing: Fred Suttle, johnny Edwards, Joe Ford, Vernon Holmes, james Jones. C B , BASKETBALL TEAM-Kneeling: Enoch Jones, Fred Jefferson, Robert Fultz. Standing: Mr. Charles Smith CoachL Howard Harvey, Amos Kuykendoll, Thomas Cooper, Earl Lewis. TRACK TEAM-Mr. Charles Smith, Coach. Kneeling-Dean Weir, Kirksey Williams, Ozell Starks, LeRoy Portwood, Elbert Castleberry, Louis Hunley, Dewey Bullock, Richard Neal. Standiug-Dennis Ware, Jonathan Ford, Arbie Barringer, James Burden, John Parker, James Jone s, Eligha Presbetry. SECOND PLACE Rockin' With the Stars. THIRD PLACE . S R E N m w W o H S T N E L A T, FIRST PLACE ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Dear Seniors, You are today where your thoughts have brought you; You will be tomorrow where your thoughts take you. You will become as small as your controlling desires; as great as your dominant aspiration because: Life is like a road. It goes up the mountain to the vision glorious; It decends into the valley of despond; It becomes wide, straight, and smooth; It detours over a rough and bumpy surface; It winds through pleasant lands; It is blocked with the snow of fear; It becomes slippery and dangerous with the ice of failure; Life is like a road-you must make it as it comes. Life is like a road. There are signs to guide you. Keep t0 the right , Go , HStop , Slow , Safety Zone all to guide you. Life is like a toad-- A successful, happy journey is up to you. Mrs- R. A. CRAWFORD, Principal Elementary School Mrs. NETTIE HUNLEY Fourth Grade Mrs. CARYLON BOOKER Seventh Grade Mrs. JODIE DUFFIE Sixth Grade Mrs. DORIS SINGLETON Fourth Grade Miss RITA BETTS F ifth Grade Mrs. LILLE B. KINCADE F ifth Grade Miss NORMA ANDERSON Mrs. FREIDA COOPER Mrs. HESS STELLA JONES Sixth Grade Fifth Grade First Grade Mrs, ALMA NOLAN Mrs. PRICILLA WISE Miss BESSIE GREEN Second Grade F irst Grade Seventh Grade -:NOT PICTURED:- Mrs. L. HARRISON Mrs. ISSIE DONALDSON Third Grade Special Education Mrs. DOROTHY WADE WESLEY SMITH Third Grade Seventh Grade Miss M. PETERSON Mrs. BOBBY J. COOPER Third Grade Second Grade Miss MYRTLE HUBBARD Mrs. MOSSYE PHILLIPS Sixth Grade Second Grade Miss MAXCINE SCYPION Mrs. A. GRANT Fourth Grade F irst Grade SEVENTH GRADE-Mr, W. Smith. g? X ,WU SEVENTH GRADE - Mr mm; x affie rand Mis FIFTH GRADE .. Mrs. P. C00per. A FIFTH GRADE . D. Singleton add Miss M. ScypiOu. ; ' THIRD GRADE ... Mrs. L. Harrison , ; u L , L L DE - Mrs. e.; r ADVERTISERS , ' COMPLIMENTS 0F . . . Nethery Builders Supply EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING 17-Phones-370 Hayti, Missouri 1 FOR COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE THAT'S . . . Out Of This World LIVE ELECTRICALLY Tomorrow you may blast off on a trip to the moon! But, even at the supersonic speed of your rocketship, you wonht be able to approach the speed of Reddy Kilowacr, Your Electric Servant. He travels at the speed of light-goes to work for you instantly . . . at the flip of a switch. He makes your home more comfortable, provides light, entertainment and does your housework. All this for only a few cents a day. FOR A BETTER TOMORROW . . . GET REDDY TODAY! Ark-Mo Power Co. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS 0F TOWN A x n 0 L' NTR Y Community SUPPLY CO. GIN CO. COMPLETE BUILDING MATERIALS INC. LUMBER-HARDWARE-MILLWORK WALLBOARDS CUSTOM GINNING INSULATION-PAINT-PLUMBING HEATING and AlR-CONDITIONING PHONE DR 9-3561 HIGHWAY 84 WEST PORTAGEVILLE, M0. CARUTHERSVILLE, MO. PATRONIZE THE BUSINESS FIRMS WHOSE ADVERTISMENTS APPEAR IN THE CENTORIAN COMPLIMENTS 0F BARKOVITZ'S -- HAYTI'S FAVORITE DEPARTMENT STORE AND -- BARKOVITZ'S VARIETY STORE FEATURING COMPLETE SCHOOL SUPPLIES COMPLIMENTS OF NOLAN'S LUNCHEONETTE DINNERS -SANDWICHES SNACKS and DRINKS HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F GRANT'S DRIVE IN SHOE REPAIR While - U - Wait Phone H38 HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F Semo Alumni CHAPTER of LINCOLN UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Jefferson City, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF Quality Fresh Eggs always at BURTONS North Coolin Road STEELE, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F- TRAINOR and McCAA CLOTHING HAYTI, M0. COMPLIMENTS OF TEZ'S TOM THUMB Sandwiches and Cold Drinks Across from Wardell Gym WARDELL, MISSOURI 47m NAT: NA Visorzal COMPLIMENTS 0F Bill's Aufo Parfs COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP PARTS FOR ALL CARS, TRACTORS AND TRAILERS HAYTI, MISSOURI PHONES 657, 744 and 1002 COMPLIMENTS 0F , The 1 DELTA GIN C0. HNCORPORATEDJ COMPLETE GINNING SERWICE BUYERS OF COTTON AND CO'ITTONSEED LOCATED HIGHWAY 84 EAST Phone 148 Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF lEWIS HENRY 359cm WARDELL, M0. COMPLIMENTS 0F BUCKLEY'S QUALITY MEATS GROCER IES WE DELIVER Phone 83 Hayti, M09 9Compliments Of9 WALSH9S BIG STAR KENNETT. MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F SOUTH'S SUNDRIES Drugs, Magazines, School Supplies Jewelry-Toys-Nolions Phone MA 8-9493 WARDELL, M0. COMPLIMENTS 0F FRENCH'S GROCERY THREE MILES EAST OF CONRAN NI 3-2955 COMPLIMENTS 0F HAYS STORE HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F INMAWS GROCER Y 8- MARKET MICOLA COM PLIME NTS 0 F- KHOURIES The Leader Store Ready-to-Wear SHOES -- DRY GOODS HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Ellington Insurers SAFE and SECURE All Forms of Insurance SINCE 1906 Portageville, Missouri COMPLIMENTS 0F --- DALTON OIL CO. - - COMPLIMENTS 0F ' Bank of Steele STEELE MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F BLYTHEVILLE, ARK. COMPLIMENTS 0F Kohn's HAYTI, MISSOURI QUALITY and VALUE SINCE 1900 EVERYTHING TO WEAR --J HAYTI. M0. COMPLIMENTS OF - THE NEW SE'NSATIONAL WONDER SOFT WHIPPED BREAD and HOSTESS CAKES COMPLIMENTS 0F Hayti Radio and TV Service HAYTI, M0. COMPUMEM'S 0F Jimmy Osburn Funeral Homes, Inc. .4...- WA- Phone MA 8-3434 Phone 843 WARDELL HAYTI COMPLIMENTS OF ESTABLISHED 1890 W W W - WE? WW W WWWWWWWW WWWW WWWWWWWWWW WW WWWW WWWW WW WWW WWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWW WWWWWWW WWWW 7m7mcl- WW7W KENNETT, MO. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MA BARKOVITZ Everything In Ready-to-W eur POBTAGEVILIE. MO. MOSBY HARDWARE a APPLIANCES PORTAGEVILLE, M0. COMPLIMENTS 0F POTEET BRGTHERS Hardware THE ONES THAT APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS HAYTI, Mo. STEELE. Mo- COMPLIMENTS OF WARDELL HARDWARE 2; FURNITURE co. -- EASY TERMS WARDELL. MO. COMPLIMENTS OF Kaisefs PRINTING SERVICE Rubber Stamps Made to Otder STEELE, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F STEWART COMPANY Phone 16 Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF THE MISSOURI HERALD SERVING HAYTI AND THE BOOTHEEL Complete Commercial Printing Service. Tel 94 HAYTI. MO. COMPLIMENTS 0F - Lester Furniture 80. WE DELIVER Bottle and Bulk Gas PORTAGEVILLE Compliments of- 17;: Super Market I COBB McADAMS, Prop. + PHONE 63. l -..T--. Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS 0F - RITZ CLEANERS Alterations and One-Day Service L- PHONE 55- 203-210 East Main HAYTI - - MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OAKVILLE GIN COMPANY Route 2 STEELE, MISSOURI Compliments of National F A B R I C S E'veryting for Your Sewing Needs SINGER SEWING MACHINE AGENCY Phone DRuke 9-3701 Portageville, Missouri COMPLIMENTS 0F . . SHIREVS DRUG STORE Babe Wil banks, Prop. PHON-E EXy-n 38 M0. PATRONIZE THE BUSINESS FIRMS WHOSE ADVERTISEMENTS APPEAR IN THE CENTORIAN COMPLIMENTS 0F - FARMERS BANK OF BRAGGADOCIO gaggaalocio, We. ECURITY AFETY ERVICE SINCE19H gaggacloa'o, Mo COMPLIMENTS 0F WHUDS LUMBER Ell Your Home is one of Your Best Investments- Take Care of It. Phone DR 9-5451 PORTAGEVILLE COMPLIMENTS 0F TRICOUNTY GAS COMPANY Gas and Fertilizer Company PHONE 512 EAST BROADWAY HAYTI Compliments of BUTLER REXALL DRUG Phone DR. 9-5469 PORTAGEVILLE, M0. When In Portageville Visit S E G A L ' S Portugeville's Progressive Store Compliments of Citizens Gin, Inc. WARDELL MISSOURI. Compliments of OAKVILLE GROCERY -- Route 2 STEELE, MISSOURI Compliments of RAY'S LIQUOR STORE PORTAGEVILLE, MISSOURI Compliments of ELUTHINE STORE Good Wearing Apperul for Men Steele, Missouri Compliments of THE STEELE ENTERPRISE 106-8 East Main St. Phone 695-3415 Steele, Missouri Compliments of WAGGONERS GROCERY WARDELL, MO. Compliments of BILLY W. WILLIAMS GROCERY Route 2 At New Survey STEELE, MISSOURI Compliments of -- Quality --CLEANERS-- 207a Discount on Cash and Carry PHONE 280 HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF LA FONT-VOGEL CHEVROLET-OLDS C0. Highway 61 North Phone Drake 9-5475 PORTAGEVILLE, M0. COMPLIMENTS 0F - DAMSQW WW COMPANY INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS HAYTI - - MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F McDaniel's THRIFT SHOP STEELE. M0. COMPLIMENTS OF Curtis SELF SERVICE GROCERY 81 MARKET Liquors, Beer 8. Wine Gas-Oil Phone 9615 Highway 84 West HAYTI COMPLIMENTS 0F LORANCE DRUG STORE Prescriptions CosmeHcs Phone TU 8-2625 Kennett, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF BANK OF HAYTI COMPLIMENTS 0F Hamra's APPAREL PORTAGEVILLE, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF THE WHITAKER HARDWARE COMPANY HARDWARE FURNITURE Everything for the Form or Home PORTAGEVILLE, MO. COMPLIMENTS 0F ' I Jltney s MARKET BASKET For the Best in Groceries and Meats we owe PROFlT-SHARING UNITED TRADING STAMPS PORTAGEVILLE Phone DR 9-3324 MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F DORRIS MOTOR COMPANY w m3 PONTIAC-GMC-TEMPEST SALES-SERVICE PHONE 115 COMPLIMENTS OF 71 FARMERS BANK PORTAGEVILLE. MO. OVER 50 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS BANKING SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF GARDNER'S GROCERY GROCERIES - MEATS Highway 84 West PHONE 380 HAYTI COMPLIMENTS 0F 7 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Phones 57 and 103 HAYTI. MISSOURI Compliments of JOHN DALE'S TV SERVICE 0 PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE 0 REASONABLE RATS Phone 389 South Sldo of Squar- Hayti, Mo COMPLIMENTS 0F - .. .. C. A.Vivrett Furniture Store DINING ROOM SETS BEDR OOM SIS TS KITCHEN CABINETS SEWING MACHINES We Buy Anything- Sell Everything PIANOS ANTIQUES PHONES 412-339 COMPLIMENTS OF PORTAGE TRADING POST USED FURNITURE Store With 10,000 Items Highway 61 North PORTAGEVILLE COMPLIMENTS OF C-OFI'FN- , 0b$ .0 x0 6 V EJ COMPANY HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F ECONOMY GROCERY STEELE, MISSOURI Compliments of H7.AW; Crysler C0. JOHN DEER TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS Hayti, Missouri Compliments of NETHERLANDS SELF SERVICE FOOD CENTER B. A. CRGSS--OWNER NETHERLANDS, MISSOURI Compliments of F. W. COOKE CLINIC CARUTHERSVILLE, MO. Compliments of VENABLE JEWELRY Keepsake Diamond Rings Longine, Bulova,Eluin Watches Spidel Watch Bands Expert Watch Repair Phone TU. 8-3661 204 First Street KENNETT, MISSOURI Compliments of J. D. STAFFORD FURNITURE 8L APPLIANCE Phone DR. 9-3391 PORTAGEVILLE. M0. Compliments of Portaqeville SEED and SUPPLY c0. Everything the Former needs Feed-Seed Fertilizers - Chemicals DR 9-3420 Portugeville, Mo. Compliments of STEWARDS GROCERY GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone NI 3-2437 Point Pleasant, Mo. Compliments of Hi-Ho DRIVE-IN LIQUOR Where the Price is Right 5 peciul Case Price Phone 777 Highway 61 S. HAYTI, MISSOURI Compliments of WEST GROCERY 706 First 5 heat STEELE, MISSOURI Frankunrs SHOE STORE HOME OF HAPPY FEET Phone 976 214 South Third Street HAYTI. M0. COMPLIMENTS 0F WORKMAN DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY PORTAGEVILLE. MO. mph DRUG Store Phone 95 HAYTI YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT Sam Hamra's and JERRY HAMRA'S Cut-Rate Stores Best In Quality STEELE, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF IN KENNETT THE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS Compliments 0f . . . PEMISCOT PACKING COMPANY Wardell Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF NOFFEL'S SUPER MARKET Your Big Star Store Save Double Low Prices Plus Quality Stamps PORTAGEVILLE. MO. Compliments of - GLOBE Shoe Shop SHOE REPAIRING SHOE SAMPLES SAVE UP TO SEMI! PHONE HAYTI, 276 M0. COMPLIMENTS OF LAFONT SERVICE STATION Goodrich Tires-Willdrd Batteries We Give Trading Stumps PORTAGEVILLE. MO. Compliments of RED'S CLEANER Steele, Missouri Compliments of WEAVER SERVICE STATION STEELE, MISSOURI Compliments of VALLIE LEE'S BARGAIN STORE STEELE, MISSOURI Compliments of DUNEHEW'S GROCERY 6 MARKET PHONE MA. 8-3466 North Wardell, Mo. Compliments of RAGIN GROCERY 0nd SALVAGE YARD PHONE PL. 7-6946 Deering GOBLER, MISSOURI Compliments of KEEN'S SERVICE STATION and LIQUOR DRIVE-IN Highway 84 West Phone 596 Hayti, Mo. Compliments of ROBERT BAILY CITIES SERVICE OIL CO. Phone 50 or 299 HIGHWAY 84 Hayti, Mo. Compliments of WAYNE DELISLE GIN COMPANY PORTAGEVILLE. M0. Compliments of mppage-long Gin and DELINTING C0. Growers of Mo. Certified Cotton and S oybeans Braggadocio, Mo. Compliments of LARRYS 61 S 6 1L S+a+ion Garage PHONE 266 HAYTI COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES COOPERMAN 8t SONS FURNITURE EXCHANGE, INC. Phone 269 108 West Third Street Phone 695-3332 CARUTHERSVILLE, MO. CARUTHERSVILLE, MO. STEELE. MO. LET US SERVE YOUR BANKING NEEDS FIRST STATE BANK 0 f Ca ruthersville WE LIKE FOR YOU TO BANK WITH US CARUTHERSVILLE, MISSOURI Compliments of- Klinkhardt's USED CARS AUTO PARTS WRECKER SERVICE Phone 411 H07 Missouri Compliments of inanfiplh SJPIQPIrg GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Watches - Diamonds Silver CARUTHERSVlLLE, MISSOURI Compliments of Ray Furniture Store HAYTI MISSOURI Compliments of NETHERLANDS GIN Phone 459 Route 1, Huyti, Missouri Compliments of DEERING GAS a APPLIANCE Phone PI. 7-6621 Deering, Missouri Compliments of ALFORD 8 SUN FARMS and MERCANTILE C0. Micola, Missouri Compliments of GILL 321112113; Fine Diamonds Watches ELGIN AND BULOVA Watches Hayti, Missouri Compliments of Steele Gin Missouri Compliments of Barkovitfs VARIETY School Supplies HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF HAYTI ALUMNAE CHAPTER Delta Sigma Theta Sorority - - MISS AUDRA TAYLOR, President COMPLIMENTS 0F W. D. Boon Equipment 00. SEE US FOR A DEMONSTRATION Highway 61 South PORTAGEVILLE, M0. Phone DR 9-5423 COMPLIMENTS 0F Hayti Furniture 8: Appliance -g,.. A - RCA VICTOR -:k-- HAYTI, M0. Compliments of Trainers Rexall Drugs HAYTI, MISSOURI Compliments of DeLISLE 8! PIKEY DELlNTING CO. Conran, Missouri Compliments of BAKER'S , . 5????3h gagz'vk ,3 a? SUPER MARKET PORTAGEVILLE, MO. Compliments of Ronnie F. Greenwell Gin Distributer of Delta-Pine Seeds Fox 4-DP$L Fox East Main St Phone 43 Hayti, M0. Compliments of Sou+hern Tire Company 304 E. HIGHWAY 84 Phone no. 68 HAYTI, MISSOURI Compliments Of SA FE$ Insurance Agency HComplete Insurance FRED CHAFFIN PHONE 98 HAYTI, MISSOURI Compliments 0f Ben Franan S+ore Purlagevillc, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF DICK'S TV FURNITURE APPLIANCES Phone DR 9 3674 Portageville. Mo. COMPLlMZENTS 0F- Share the Joys,Deeds,and Sorrows of your Neighbors and Friends by Reading news in The Por+ageville Re ew Phone DR 9-5355 PORTAGEVILLE Compliments Of M 0 0 R E ' S HARDWARE North Side Square KENNETT, M0. COMPLIMENTS OF HERB WYNN Jr. JEWELER Watch and JeweIry Rep. PORTAGEVILLE, M0. COMPLIMENTS 0F BAIN MOTOR CO. Telephone 32 HAYTI YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER 1963 GALAXIE 500 XL TUDOR HARD TOP THE LIVELIEST. MOST CARE-FREE CARS OF THE YEAR COMPLIMENTS OF Shaw Oil Co. PHONE MA. 8-3436 WARDELL, MISSOURI PATRONS OF THE 1963 CENTORIAN Mr. BILL GOODMAN Mrs. MINNIE PAYTON Mr. 8: Mrs. EDGAR MOORE Mrs. BESSIE WALKER Mrs. 1. C. KEYES Miss NORMA ANDERSON Mrs. SARAH BIZZELL MrS. JODIE DUFFIE Mrs. FREIDA COOPER Mrs. BOBB YE COOPER Mrs. PRICILLA WISE MES. HESS JONES Mrs. ISSIE DONALDSON Mrs. DOROTHY WADE K s: s HARDWARE Mr. CHARLES PICKEY Mrs. OPAL J. TALBERT PONDER'S FUNERAL HOME Mr. 85 Mrs. CHARLES R. SMITH JOCELYN LEDISE SMITH CARMEN BELINDA SMITH Mr- WESLEY SMITH Mrs. R. A. CRAWFORD Mrs. L. W. HARRISON Miss MABLE PETERSON Miss MAXCINE SCYPION Mrs. DORIS SINGLETON Mrs. NETTIE HUNLEY Mrs. LILLIE KINGCADE Mrs. CAROLYN BOOKER Miss DOLORES SMITH Mrs. ALMA NOLAN Mr. FRED DICKENS Mr. E. J. DICKENS Mr. CLAUDE IOHNSON lVr. PAUL BRAKENS GRAVES GROCERY SHIREY INSURANCE AGENCY Mr. WILLIAM GARRETT STANFORD'S GROCERY STORE COMPLIMENTS 0F WARDELL, MISSOURI