Central High School - Centorian Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

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----: 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

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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

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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.