Central High School - Centorian Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1965 volume:

-- The Centariana 1964-1965 -:PRESENTED BY:- THE SENIOR CLASS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Hoyti, Missouri MOTTO: Our work is not finished; it has just begun. FLOWER: White Carnation. COLORS: Blue and white. ication CARL E. JASON ELMORE W. NELSON, Sr. WILLIAM GARRETT BERNICE SMITH For their loyalty, devotion, encouragement and untiring efforts to help us achieve our goal; We the Senior Class of 1965 dedicate our yearbook, The Centorian, to Mr. Carl E. Jason, Mr. Elmore W. Nelson, Sr., Mr. William Garrett and Mrs. Bernice Smith. RONNIE MILLER, Class President. CONGRATULATION AND A CHARGE TO THE GRADUATES, Dear Seniors: I charge you to live up to the best that is within; to harbor well the precious proceeds of education you have thus far received; to hold always to basic virtues and to keep your minds open ever to new learning. I charge you to join firmly and hold truly to that ever-increas- ing group of truly educated persons who 3 k to push backward the barriers of man's ignorance; to heal theLy'wounds of manhs preju- dices, and to add to the sum of human goodness. Life is full of challenges and the manner in which you meet them determines your chatacter- Don't Cry-Qualify , .I charge you to ever-be an open minded participant in our very complex and fast changing society and not a side-line spectator. This is not the time for complacency. You must project your think- ing and energy far into the future in order that you may realize a I I - , brighter tomorrow. As principal of the Central High School for the h 7 Z past eleven OD years, I have tried with the support of the Hayti J 7. J V A Board of Education and my teaching staff to give you some direc- 37 yocID 794- 712,; tions and encouragements, with the basic tools necessary for you x , J to visualize into the future for greater rewards. ELMORE W. NELSON, Sn, Principal. Mrs. HULA B. ADAMS English 8: Social Studies Student Council Sponsor B. A.-Kentucky State College Mr. IVERSON CHEATHIAM Chemistry 8: Physics B. S.-A. M. 84 N. College Mrs. R. A. CRAWFORD Elementary Principal 8th Grade Sponsor B. S. and M. S. Tennesse A. and I. State Un. Mr. EDDIE J. DICKENS 8-12 Social Studies 11th Grade Sponsor B. A.-A. M. Si N. College Mr. FRED DICKENS 9-12 Social Studies B. A.-A. M. 8z N. College Mr. CARL E. JASON Math and Science 12th Grade Sponsor Yearbook Advisor B. S.-Lincoln University M. S.-Fisk University Mr. EDWARD C. JORDAN 9-12 Business Education B. S.-Southern University Mrs. IONA L. KEYS Math 8g Science B. S.-Lane College Mrs. ALMA NOLAN Counselor 10th Grade Sponsor B. S.-Lincoln University Mr. CHARLES R. SMITH Athletics B. S.-Lincoln University Mr. JOSEPH M. SMITH Band and Choir B. S.-Lincoln University Miss DOLORES SMITH Librarian B. S.-Southem University Mr. S. J. VINCENT Vocational Agriculture B. S.-Tuskegee Institute Mrs. BESSIE WALKER Eighth Grade English B. A.-A. M. 8: N. College Miss NORMA R. ANDERSON 6th Grade B. A.-Southem University Mrs. MAXINE S. BAILEY 4th Grade B. S.-Southem University Miss RITA BETTS 5th Grade B. S.-Lincoln University Mrs. SARAH BIZZELL Sixth Grade B. A.-Philander Smith College Mrs. CAROLYN A. BOOKER 7th Grade 7th Grade Sponsor B. A.-Philander Smith College Mrs. FREIDA COOPER Fifth Grade B. S.-Tenn. State University Mrs. ISSIE L. DONALDSON Special Education-Chairman B. S.-Langston University M. A.-Oklahoma University Mr. WILLIAM GARRETT 7th Grade B. S.-A. M. 8: N. College Mrs. NETTIE HUNLEY Fourth Grade B. S.-Lincoln University 714;. f I Miss MYRTLE E. HUBBARD Sixth Grade B. A.-Souchern University Mrs. LILLE B. KINCADE Fifth Grade B. S.-Lincoln University Mrs. HESS STELLA JONES First Grade B. S.-Tenn. A. 811. State Un. Mrs. JESSIE M. LEVERETT 13: Grade B. S.-Philander Smith College M. A.-University of Arkansas Mrs. BESSIE PALMER 3rd Grade B. S.-Grambling College Mrs. DORIS SINGLETON Special Education B. S.-Linc'oln University Mrs. DOROTHY WADE 3rd Grade B. S.-Lincoln University Miss EVELYN WILLIAMS lst Grade B. S.-A. M. 8d N. College Mrs. ELLA M. WYSINGER 2nd Grade B. S.-Grambling College BOARD OF EDUCATION-Seated, left to right: Leroy Whitener, president; C. W. Reed, III, vice-president; Ray Campbell, secretary; W. D. Rhodes, director. Standing: C. A. Vivrett, Dr. J. D. Caldwell and R. O. Kneibert, directors; John Taylor, Superintendent, and Max Sturm, Treasurer. TEACHERS NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE Mrs. GEORGIA BELL Home Economics B. S.-Lincoln University Mr. JOHN R., COOPE ,fMat e Social '7 Unfersity 's . Mrs. ROSIE HUNT English B. A.-Lane College Miss BETTY MOUTON Speech 8: English B. S.-Southern University Miss DESSIE L. BOOSE, Second Grade B. S.-A. M. 81 N. College Mrs. ANNA E. GRANT Special Education B. S.-Lincoln University Miss YVONNE M. HARRIS Fourth Grade B. S.-A. M. 8: N. College Mrs. LUCIILE W. HARRISON First. Grade B. S.-Lemoyne College Miss VELMA HICKS Second Grade B. S.-Rust College Miss MABLE PETERSON Third Grade B. A.-Southem University Mrs. BERNICE SMITH Home Economics 9th Grade Sponsor B. S.-Lincoln University Mrs. A. B. WRIGHT, Jr. Business Education B. S.-Rust College Mr. WESLEY L. SMITH Seventh Grade B. S.-Southem University Mrs. LAURA POWELL X Second Grade B. S.--A. M. 8: N. College THE CENTORIAN YEARBOOK ORGANIZATION FACULTY ADVISORS Mr. C. Jason and Mr. E. Dickens ASSISTANT EDITOR Thomas Cooper SPORTS EDITOR Amos Kuykendoll PICTURE EDITOR Linda Vinc ent TYPISTS William Walker Robert F ultz Mazell Trotter Ceola Johnson Gloria Greer Ernestine Glasper SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Ronnie Miller ADVERTISING MANAGER James West SALES MANAGER Mazell Trotter Mr. Carl Jason, Miss Bettye Mouton, Mr. Joseph Smith, Mr. Elmore Nelson. BUSINESS MANAGER Howard Harvey LITERARY EDITOR Carolyn Weir CLASS EDITOR Constance Flowers FINANCE COMMITTEE Mazell Trotter Ernestine Glasper Irma Brewster Amos Kuykendoll Alice Jones William Walker Rosie Bates Vivian Thompson Carolyn Weir James West Annie Taylor Eddie Brown Tim Ivory James Hill Alfred Bogan Joyce Flowers Ethyl Clay PARENT ma SENIOR mam All plans discussed for the year, the Seniars hoping to present a well planned progzam. . . FUN N BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL BELoDE-LA BALL-u Sponsoreci by the Stadent Council.e-Mrs. Adams. ' - ; ms: :35 Jumew TALENTSRBW SCENES FRQM A SDCSAL PT A Exmsm v es;uwmh MMMWMWMWW me w WM MM N SH CLASS-Mrs. Bessie Waiker. m U g 3 Wu 1 In Twinging tt x Schcol P layground-w Graciti 4 qx$n$w$gkoxw wmsw M$$mmwww aav x: kagwwng , g A$ w to Ci :2, re shmen on W' E7 DE FLOAT FOR 1964 WHIRLWIND OF TALENT BY THE SENIORS-Left to right: Constance Flowers, Carolyn Weir, Allice Jones, Ima Brew- ester, Mable Maxie, Mazell Trotter, Amos Kuykendoll. Cen- ter: Fred Jefferson, Ronnie Miller. g , M$ .w . CORONATION 0F MISS HOMECOMINGmLeft to Right: Emcy Price, Thelma 80111185,. Reada ney Adams, Regina Robiason, First Alternate; Joseph Fletcher, Miss Homecomiug; Eliza ' Jones; Jessie Huffman, Ronnie Miller, Imogene West, Harvey Pressberty, Shirley Seafordv Enoch Jones, Rufus Smith. ' Kuxwu , T. DEWEY BULOLCK, JR, ' Aggigggams ROBERT GROUP OF SENIORS Dix? SENIOR DAY. WW; mg, CHARLES SANFORD LONNIE 5PANN SENIOR HONOR STUDENTSFRonnie Millet, , Amos Kuykendoll, Gloria Greer,Thomas Cooper. m; .JKMES WEST FORWARD, LITTLE SENIORS By Gloria Jf Greet Go forward little seniors, the day has come and the crowd is all around, With your head up high and neatly arranged in your cap and gown. Go forward little seniors, your goal has just begun; You're fighting for success, don't give up now until your work is well done. Go forward mighty Seniors, the world is waiting for you, Opportunity is there, open the door, go in, there,s nothing else to do. Go forward powerful Seniors, and in this big world you Will find, The best career you can ever wish for, in 'his modern age of time. ' ANNIE IR, WILLIAMS Hisfory of C lass; ' The senior class enrolled as freshmen in 1961, with 221 students. At our first class meet- ing we elected the following officers: Bunny Johnson, President; Amos Kuykendoll, Vice- President; Katie Worthon, Secretary; Eamestine Glasper, Assistant Secretary; Willie Mason, Treasurer; Howard Harvey, Reporter; Mazell Trotter, Historian; Charles Sandford, Sergeant-at- Arms; and Odell Lawton, Parliamentarian. Our activities of the year were as follows: Two chapel programs, one based on the Import- ance of Courtesy and the second on Character. The Freshmen and Sophomore Ball; the theme was Dancing in the Twilight. In 1962 of our freshmen year, Roma Faye White was the attendant for Homeconring Queen. During that year Lester Jennings won the F.F.A. Star Farmers Award. He also attended the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. There were several freshmen on the 11B basketball squad. They were: Howard Harvey, Thomas Cooper, Amos Kuykendoll, Ronnie Miller, Bunny Johnson and Eugene Thomas. Our class representativies were Thomas Cooper, Shirley West and Amos Kuykendoll. We were sponsored by Mr. W. Garrett and Mr. Fred A. Dickens. In 1962 we had 121 students to enroll as sophomores. Our elected officers were Ronnie Meller, President; Harvey Burden, Vice-President; Shirley West, Secretary; Lester Jennings, Treasurer; Fred Jefferson, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mazell Trotter, Historian; and Earnestine Glas- per, Reporter. That year our activities were: A chapel program and the Freshmen and Sophomore Ball. The chapel program was based on Negro History Week. In 1963 there were three boys to attend the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. They were: Lester Jennings, Ronnie Miller and Charles Williams. Ronnie Miller, Lester Jennings and Peter Lewis were in the State Dairy Judging contest in Columbia, Mo. That year we had an undefeated B basketball team that consisted mostly of sophomores. The players were: Ronnie Miller, Captain, Amos Kuykendoll, Thomas Cooper, Howard Harvey, Fred Jefferson, Robert Fultz, Bunny Johnson and Eugene Thomas. Ronnie Miller won the Sportsmanship award. The sophomore cheerleaders were Shirley West, Grace Mason and Rose Mary Eggleston. Our class representatives that year were Shirley West, Thomas Cooper and Amos Kuyken- doll. We were sponsored by Mr. Edgar Moore and Mr. W. Garrett. Our class had decreased to 56 students when we enrolled as juniors in 1963. Our elected officers were Ronnie Miller, President; Howard Harvey, Vice-President; Gloria Greer, Secre- tary; Robert Harston, Treasurer; and Jonny Barringer, Sergeant-at-Arms. Our activities that year were: A talent show, the theme was Talents from the Outerlimits, a dance and the Junior and Senior Prom, the theme was Blue Hawaii. In 1964 Amos Kuykendoll and Ronnie Miller were delegates to the State Convention in Columbia, Missouri. That year there was a new club organized which was the F.B.L.A., tFuture Business Leaders of America. There were several members of the class in this club, they were: Ron- nie Miller, President; Bunny Johnson, Vice-President; Gloria Greer, Assistant Secretary; Ro- bert Fultz, Mable Maxie, Anna Cobbins, Amos Kuykendoll, Annie Williams, Bobbie Ford, Ruth- ie Taylor, William Walker and Howard Harvey. Robert Fultz was Mr. F.B.L.A. for that year. That year the Homecoming Queen was elected from our class, she was Carolyn Weir and her attendants were Gloria Greer and Annie Grays. We also had several juniors 6n the A basketball team that year. Ronnie Miller, Co- HISTORY OF CLASS 1Cont.1 Captain; Amos Kuykendoll, Thomas Cooper, Robert Brown and Howard Harvey. Ronnie Miller was chosen outstanding player of the year. The cheerleaders from the Junior class were Gloria Greer and Shirley West. Our class representatives were Thomas Cooper, President of the Student Council; Shirley West, Secretary; Amos Kuykendoll, Carloyn Weir and Dorothy Allen. Our class sponsors were Mr. W. Garrett and Mr. C. Jason. In 1964, 54 students enrolled as Seniors. In our first class meeting the following officers were elected: Ronnie Miller, President; Eddie Brown, Vice-Pfesident; Linda Vincent, Secre- tary; Lonnie Spann, Treasurer; Mazell Trotter, Historian. Our activities for this year were: A dance and talent show, the theme was Hallubalu. We also had a Parent and Senior night that was sponsored by the seniors. Our attendant for Homecoming Queen was Mazell Trotter. This year Ronnie Miller and Ima Brewster were chosen as the Best All Around Boy and Girl of the Senior class. Gloria Greer was chosen Miss Popularity of the school. There were several senior boys on the A basketball team, they were: Amos Kuykendoll, Robert Fultz, Thomas Cooper and Howard Harvey. The cheerleader from the senior class was Gloria Greer. Our class representatives were: Glasper, Gloria Greer and Ronnie Miller. Ronnie Miller, Ima Brewster, Alice Jones, Carolyn Weir, Earnestine Our sponsors were: Mr. C. Jason, Mr. J. Smith, Miss B. Mouton and Mr. E. Nelson. BATES, Rosie Mixed Chorus Yearbook Staff Route 2, Kennett, Mo. Phone TU8-9245 BOGAN, Alfred Glee Club Pythagotan Club Baseball Route 1, Box 357 Hayti, Mo. BROWN, Eddie Class Vice-President Glee Club Track Baseball P. O. Box 244 Braggadocia, Mo. BREWSTER, Ima Je Glee Club ' Student Council Class Assistant Secretary Morning Star M.B. Church Route 3, Box 84 Steele, Mo. BULLOCK, Dewey Glee Club SENIOR CLASS INDEX - 65 Booster Club 4-H Club 220 Green Way St. Steele, Mo. BRANCH, Thelma Booster Club Band 4-H Club Route 2, Box 235 Hayti, Mo. Phone FL9-1151 COBBINS, Anna F.B.L.A. F.B.A. 4-H Club Route 2, Box 312 Hayti, Mo. COOPER, Thomas Basketball President of F.F.A. Track Band Ass1t. Yearbook Ed. Pythagoran Club Route 1, Box 231 B Hayti, Mo. Phone FL9-0339 EDWARDS, Callie Marcia Booster Club F.H.A. Route 1, Box 291 Hayti, Mo. FLOWERS, Constance Yearbook Staff F.H.A. Booster Club P.O. Box 464 Hayti, Mo. Phone FL9-1927 FLOWERS, Joyce F.H.A. Booster Club P.O. Box 464 Hayti, Mo. FORD, BObbye Glee Club F.H.A. Booster Club P.O. Box 5 Hayti, Mo. FULTZ, Robert Basketball Pythagoran Club Yearbook Staff 607 North Stone Hayti, Mo. GLASPER, Ernestine Mixed Chorus Majorette F .H.A. Student Council Yearbook Staff Route 2, Box 191 Hayti, Mo. GREER, Gloria Cheerleader Majorette Glee Club Yearbook Staff 4-H Club Route 2, Box 82B Hayti, Mo. HARRIS, Ira Glee Club 4-H Club Route 1, Box 235 Hayti, Mo. HARRIS, Jerry Lee Glee Club Route 3, Box 162 Steele, Mo. HARSTON, Robert F.F.A. Pythagoran Club Hayti, Mo. HARVEY, Frank Howard Band Basketball Pythagoran Club 106 North Maple St. Hayti, Mo. HILL, James Glee Club P.O. Box 86 Hayti, Mo. IVORY, Tim Glee Club Route 2, Box 735 Hayti, Mo. JEFFERSON, Fried Band Pythagoran Club Track Route 2, Box 460 Hayti, Mo. N M1,. X . JOHNSON, Ceola Delores - Mixed Chorus Booster Club ,; 4-H Club F.B.L.A. Dramatic Club Route 2, Box 464 LVnHayti, Mo. JOHNSCSN, Cora . 4-H Club Route 2, Box 480 Hayti, Mo. PITTMAN, Green Glee Club Friendship Baptist Church Route 2, Box 98 Steele, Mo. SANDERS, Beverlly Booster Club 502 N. Chestnut Street Hayti, Mo. Phone FL9-1577 SANFORD, Charles Band Track Glee Club 302 North Walnut Hayti, Mo. SEALS, Rosetfa Glee Club Route 2, Box 175 Baptist Church 1: Chmch Steele, Mo. SPANN, Lonnie Class Treasurer 4-H Club Glee Club Route 2, Box 44 Hayti, Mo. TAYLOR, Annie Mixed Chorus Hemphell Baptist Church Route 3 Kennett, Mo. TAYLOR, Ruthie Mae Glee Club Booster Club F.B.L.A. F.H.A. Route 2, Box 470 Hayti, Mo. Phone FL9- 1924 THOMAS, Eugene F.F.A. Glee Club Track 4-H Club Route 2, Box 541 Hayti, Mo. THOMAS, Vivian Mixed Chorus N. Side Baptist Church Route 3, Box 32 Kennett, Mo. TROTTER, Maze1l Class Historian F.H.A. 4-H Club Mixed Chorus Yearbook Staff Route 2, Box 828 Hayti, Mo. VINCENT, Lindax Class Secretary F.B.L.A. Student Council Band Secretary of Cedar St. Baptist Church P.O. Box 134 Hayti, Mo. Phone FL9-1368 JONES. Alice Gaye ?- Glee Club Student Council Friendship M.B. Church Route 2, Box 190 Steele, Mo. KUYKENDOLL, Amos RB.L.A. Basketball Pythagoran Club F.F.A. P.O. Box 84 Hayti, Mo. LAWRENCE, Elvestet Student Mgr. Basketball 4-H Club F.F.A. Route 2, Box 516 Hayti, Mo. Phone FL9-OS62 LEWIS, Michael 4-H Club Route 1, Box 412 Hayti, Mo. Phone FL9-1178 LEWIS, Peter 4-H Club F.F.A. Treasurer Route 2, Box 24 Hayti, Mo. MAXIE, Mable Booster Club F.B.L.A. F.H.A. 4-H Club Route 2, Box 193 Hayti, Mo. Phone FL9-1415 MAXWELL, Vefnon Glee Club Route 2, Box 350 Hayti, Mo. MILLER, Ronnie 4-H Club Basketball F.F.A. Yearbook Staff Pythagoran Club Class President Student Council Route 2, Box 82 Hayti, Mo. FL9- 1894 PATTERSON, AlleneS Glee Club Booster Club 109 North Cedar Hayti, Mo. ROBINSON, Gloria Booster Club 4-H Club F.H.A. P.O. Box 464 Hayti, Mo. RUFFIN, Joe 1 Glee Club Route 1, Box 15 Caruthersville, Mo. RUSSELL, Marshall Mixed Chorus P.O. Box 573 Hayti, Mo. Phone FL9-1498 WEIR, Carolyn Student Council Secretary Glee Club 4-H Club Kingdom Hall Route 1, Box 14 Hayti, Mo. WEST, James Glee Club 4-H Club Track Route 1, Box 262 Hayti, Mo. Phone FL9-0478 WEST, Jewelene Glee Club 4-H Club Mt. Olive M. B. Church Route 1, Box 783B Hayti, Mo. WEST, Jimmye Glee Club Route 1, Box 783B Hayti, Mo. WEST, Shirlee Scorekeeper F.B.L.A. Dramatics Club Girls' State Representive Central's Homemaker of Tomorrow F.H.A. Route 2, Box 503 Hayti, Mo. Phone FL9-1145 WILLIAMS, Annie Booster Club Glee Club 4-H Club F.H.A. Route 2, Box 258 Hayti, Mo. Phone FL9-0519 WALKER, William Glee Club Band Fisher Motor Club Pythagoran Club F.B.L.A. Hayti, Mo. Phone FL9-0726 :Senior Class Will; 1, Annie William, will my size to Anna Faye Reed. 1, Elvestet Lawerence, will my size to Emcie Pride. I, Rosie Bates, will Ethel Robinson my extra ten pounds. I, Tim Ivory, will my quietness to Charles Johnson. I, Thelma Branch, will my height to Jessie Huffman. 1, Vernon Maxwell, will my height to Enoch Jones. I, Ima Brewster, will my ability to think and my dimples to Thelma Wood. . I, Alfred Began, will my ability to think to Allean Sullivan. We, Carolyn Weir, Callie Edwards, Gloria Robinson and Constance Flowers, will our sense of humor to Allean Sullivan and Billy Dean. I, Charles Sanford, will my music ability to Vernon Eskridge. I, Dewey Bullock, will my friendship to the Junior Class. I, Mable Maxie, will to Lettie Jennings my size. 1, Michael Lewis, will Lloyd Saridford my walk. I, Brinell Flowers, will my size to Velzora Jennings. 1, Thomas Cooper, Will my Domaine to anyone who can master it. I, Peter Lewis, will my farming skill to Charles Yancey. I, Allene Paterson, will my ability to get admits to Gloria Fultz. 1, Ronnie Miller, will my ability to play ball to Harvey Pressberry. I, Joyce Flowers, will my everlasting friendship to Margret McGaughy: 1, Green Pittman, will my loudness to Tommy Johnson. I, Bobbye Ford, will my everlasting friendship to Quincella Robinson and Eddie Earl. I, Eddie Brown, will my multi-million dollar appearance to Phillip Taylor. 1, Joe Ruffin, Will my bangs to Nizer Newman. I, Earnestine Glasper, will my fast walk to Jewelene Bennett. I, Marshall Russell, will my muscular build to Jessie Huffman. 1, Gloria Greer, will my petite size to Allene Sullivan. 1, Robert Harston, will my large nose to Margaret McGaughy. I, Beverly Sanders, will my everlasting friendship to Gloria Fultz. I, Ira Harris, will my senseability to Melroy Fisher. I, Rosetta Seals, will my everlasting friendship to Theola Culler. 1, Jerry Harris, will my quietness to Melroy Fisher. 1, Annie Taylor, will my everlasting friendship to Regina Robinson. I, Lonnie Span, Will my ability to study to Charles Johnson. I, Ruthie Taylor, will my quietness to Ruben Ruff. 1, James Hill, will my knowledge to Moorehead. I, Vivian Thompson, will my size to Alberta Stanley. 1, Eugene Thomas, will my height to Harold Mance. I, Ceolar Johnson, will my driving ability to Emma Irby. 1, Fred Jefferson, will my ring to Ethel Robinson. 1, Mazell Trotter will my height to Billy Dean. I, William Walker, will my driving ability to Percy Thomas. I, Linda Vincent will my sense of humor to any who can use it. I, Amos Kuykendoll, will my liveliness to Tommy Johnson. I, Jewelene West, will my small size to Shirley Smith. I, Jimmye West, will my eyes to James Former. I, Alice Jones, will my wrap-around to Alberta Stanley. I, Shirlee West, will my great, extraordinary singing ability to Rufus Smith. I, James West, will my capacity to think to Nizer Newman. I, Howard Harvey, will my ability to dance to Harold Mance and my ability to pass English III to Moorehead. I, Robert Fultz, will my nerves to talk to Monroe Montgomery and my ability to get along with people to Willie Moorehead. , I, Anna Cobbins, will my dimples to Regina Robinson. Senior Class Prophecy As I twirl the crystal ball, I see the future. First I see Vivian Thomas operating a nursery for Rosie Bates and Annie Taylor in Paducah, Kentucky. Two years from now I see Ceola Johnson operating a Fashion Shop in Paris, France, her assistant is Carolyn Weir. Five years from now .I see Thomas Cooper, Amos Kuykendoll, Ronnie Miller and Howard Harvey playing ball with the Harlem Globe Trotters with Robert Fultz, Assistant Manager. Ruthie Taylor, with ambition, has attained her goal; she has finally found the man of her dream and five little ones. Their home is now in Germany. As I look closer I see Robert Harston, a heavy-weight champion, defending his title against Cassius Clay. As I continue looking I see Earnestine Glasper, Gloria Greer and Dewey Bullock making recordings for MGM. Their director is James Hill who is also the new owner of MGM. Six years from now, I see James West teaching agriculture in Hong Kong, China. Looking closer, I see Charles Sandford, a Defense Attorney, with Mazell Trotter as his Private Secretary; he is defending Shirley West who is accused of Bigimy. Eight years from now I see Eddie Brown as a Senator from Montgomery, Alabama. Cora Johnson and Annie William now own a Beauty Salon in Moscow, Russia, their helpers are Ima Brewster and Alice Jones. I now see Joyce Flowers working as a Missionary in the Congo, in Africa. She has finally reached her goal. Elvester Lawrence is working with her. Marshall Russell and Tim Ivory are now in the Army and are stationed in South Viet Nam under the command of Lt. Joe Ruffin. Looking further, I see Linda Vincent and Thelma Branch playing in the New York Philhar- monics Band under the direction of William Walker. Two years from now, I see Peter Lewis and Lonnie Spann attending the American Institute of Biological Science in Washington, D. C. Looking even further into the crystal ball I see Mable Maxie operating a McDonald Hambur- ger Stand in San Francisco, California. Mike Lewis is now a lawyer in Battle Creek, Michigan, and has a family. Looking closer, I see that Alfred Bogan and Ira Harris are the new owners of the Globe De- partment store in Caruthersville, Missouri. Jewelene and Jimmy West are still getting along fine and are now partners in their own Insurance Company. Six years from now, I see Rosetta Seals and Allene Patterson owning a Shopping Center in Downtown Chicago. Bobbie Ford and Gloria Robinson have attained their goal and are now Nurses for Dr. Fred Jefferson; their first patients are Callie Edwards and Beverly Sanders who are being treated for injuries from the results of an accident. They are living in Denver, Colorada. Constance Flowers is now an Interior Decorator and is decorating the home of the famous Shindig Star, Green Pittman. Taking the crystal ball for the last spin I see Vernon Maxwell, owner of a Green House in Roychester, New York; his helpers ate Eugene Thomas and Jerry Harris. Jerry Harris is now married to Anna Cobbins. NAME Howard Harvey James West Annie Williams Elvester Lawerance Rosie Bates Tim Ivory Thelma Branch Vernon Maxwell Ima Brewster Alfred Bogan Carolyn Weir Charles Sandford Eddie Brown Callie Edwards Dewey Bullock Mable Maxie Mike Lewis Peter Lewis Brinell Flowers Thomas Cooper Constance Flowers Allene Patterson Ronnie Millet Joyce Flowers Green Pittman Bobbye Ford Robert Fultz Gloria Robinson Joe Ruffin Earnestine Glasper Marshall Russell Gloria Greer Robert Harston Beverly Sanders Ira Harris Rosetta Seals Jerry Harris Ruthie Taylor Annie Taylor Lonnie Span James Hill Vivian Thompson Eugene Thomas Ceolar Johnson Fred Jefferson Mazell Trotter William Walker Cora Johnson Linda Vincent Amos Kuykendoll Jewelene West Jimmye Wes: Alice Jones Shirlee West Anna Cobbins I Who 93 Who :----- KNOWN AS Howard Big West Tit Vannie Rosie Tousha Thelma Max Jean The Kid F rancies Pimp The Playboy Kelly Bullock Mable Bally Goody Shorty Killer Lamb Boosie Buddy Ball Beany Pitt Jean Wrigley F at Soul Joe Stine Russell Gail Rough Rider Gina Peg Rose Big Harris Tot Ann Lonnie Ben Viv Timothy Cee Jeffro Cille Dub Preacher Vince Kirk Jewel Jimmye F aye Tint Ruth FAMOUS FOR Using Slang Smartness Stary Eyes G. 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I. $ ??: uH mRngggwaoL EATING BREAKFAST- Dawn Vincent. STUDENTS LEAVING SCHOOL 'EEAT9 ;BREAKFAsTf Tamera Wade. , STUDENTS mmsm CLMZSS 2 f $ gm g ; .fohz 933mm; Carmy? ch$6 geogxaphy Clays a 35 This is the Corn Ii3eit.'n Americas: Histoxy Clasa Mr. Fred Dickens, Instructor Wander What Wiil in: next ? Genetal Science Ciass Mn Carl Jason, Instructor ,W B5 A7 d2: Bad Physic, Mr Cheatham m , , ..... . .. f iAlggbra I:Rizin'gdo ' A2; me? ' Ain'c mo bad. Eaglish II Class Mrs: Rosie Hunt, Inscxucmr ' Not 80 badf General Mathametics Class Mm. Ione Keys, Instructor Futuxe Farmers L Ms. S. J. Vincent, Agriculture Class Physical Ed. Class in Action C. Smith, Ins'tructot 9$$$$$$3 We 3mg; $ . Mixeii Cbemsg Mir. :1. 'Smith' Can You: 13m??? Mrs. Crawferzi, Ar; Ciass 'Quch, it hurtsi Class jason, hi cad: -$ew.. '1 , , Mz$ Bail; Jriome Eceaamics Ciass ?reparing A Meal C351 33:? F 1111. Senior Class Home Economicstrs. Bernice Smith The War 0f 1812 Social Stadies, Mrs. 33.! Smith 4.9139 read Yams 1 f . f . Business Law, Mrs. M. Wright: 2 g $4 131mg: Gut Ta Fewer Economics C1335 Mr, Fwd Bickgagy instructor Thcmas Casper, EgzMem ?aztidpant Eyes on the Chart Typing I Class Mr. Edward Ionian Camsrms MUSICAL sponsored by the Music Department.. ' joseph Smith, Director. Student Government Student Council, Mrs. Adams, Sponsor Student Cauncil Members at work Chaoging a vocatmm Mrs, Alma Naien, Cuanaelon The Pythagoreans. $ Boosters 4 Pythagoreans vs. Springfield. QQQQQQQ, Q. QQQQ , ,QWQQ WQ 3 q Q , x s 3 A $Q mQQQWWQ Q VIEWS AT THE PASSION SHQW CENTRAL TIGERS B SQUAD-Left to right, kneeling: Plessie Eggleston, Jessie Jones, John Mack, Thomas Scurggs, Student Manager. Standing: Mr. Wesley Smith, assistant Coach; Harvey Lumpkin, Raymon Worthon, Henry Kuykendoll, Robert Miller, Mr. Charles Smith, Coach. Not present for picture-Sport Joy, William Starks, Percy Pride, Bobby Smith. HAYTI CENTRAL 1964-1965 Basketball Schedule Nov. 6 Osceola, Ark. There Nov. 13 Osceola, Ark. Here ' v Nov. 19-21 East High Tourn. Lilbourn HGMECOMING GAME DISCUSSION Nov. 24 Washington, C1ville There Dec. 4 Charleston There Dec. 11 New Madrid There Dec. 18 Washington, C1villexk Here Jan. 9 Neelyville Here Jan. 15 Charleston Here Jan. 19 Cairo, Illinois There Jan. 22 New Madrid Here Feb. 12 Cairo, Illinois Here Feb. 16 East High, Lilbourn There Feb. 19 East High, Lilboum Here Feb. 13 Jefferson City Here 1k Homecoming Game Howard Harvey, Robert Fultz, CENTRAL TIGERS A SQUAD-Left to right, kneeling: Standing: Mr. Amos Kuykendoll, Billy Wayne Newman, Thomas Scruggs, Student Manager. Wesley Smith, assistant coach; Harvey Presberry, Lemorn Franks, Thomas Cooper, Ronnie Miller, Mr. Charles Smith, Coach. Not present for picture-Rodney Adams, Eddie Earl, Enoch Jones. CAPTAINS OF HOMECCMING GAME ' s??ekswxgng? $$$$ vwmmmw iller Throwing Discus. Henry M . C O h S g n .1 W O r h T r e p 0 0 C S a m 0 h T HAYTI CENTRAL 1964-1965 Basketball Schedule Nov. 6 Osceola, Ark. There Nov. 13 Osceola, Ark. Here Nov. 19-21 East High Tourn. Lilbourn Nov. 24 Washington, C'Ville There Dec. 4 Charleston There Dec. 11 New Madrid There Dec. 18 Washington, C'villv Here Jan. 9 Neelyville Here Jan. 15 Charleston Here Jan. 19 Cairo, Illinois There Jan. 22 New Madrid Here , . , Feb. 12 Cairo, Illinois Here Ball goes 1!: goal '6' ' Feb. 16 East High, Lilbourn There 6 ' Feb. 19 East High, Lilbourn Here Feb. 13 Jefferson City Here 6': Homecoming Game BalLleaves hand . . y, Missouri Pythagorean Allv-Star Teanw 2nd Place Winner. ?7 . ' ,9: WW6 SENIOR STARS 3w . Robert Fultz, Row 1: Rodney Adams, Odis Allen, Alonzo Barkins, Juanita Bates, Shirley Benford, Gerlene Bennett, Historian; Odie Cooper. Row 2: Robert Cross, Theola Culler, Billie Dean, Matilda Dillard, Eddie Earl, Vernon Eskridgo, J9me: Farmer. Row 3: Joseph Fletcher, Gloria Fultz, Edward Harvey, Thelma Holmes, $ec.; Jessie Huffman, Emmqlrv , Leffie Jenning. Row 4: Velzora Jennings, Bobby Johnson, Charles Harold Mnnce, Margaret? McGaughy. Row 5: Shirley McVay, Floyd Eddie Nabors, James Presberry, V-Pres.; Harvey Presberry. Row 6: Robinson, Regina Robinson, Ruben Ruff, Lloyd Sanford. Johnson, Tommie Johnson, Enoch Jones, res.; Mltchum, Emma Montgomery, 9 oorehead, Emcy Pride, Annie F. Reed, James Reed, Ethel Row 1: Lowerence Smith, Rufus Smith, Albena Stanley, Allene Sullivan, Percy Thomas, Mary Thompson, Imogene West. Row 2: Barbara Whitfield, LucilIe Woods, Charles Yancy, Shirley Brown, LQuiQ-gella Robinson. Not present for picture: Nathaniel Branch, Mary Eggleston, Melroy Fisher, Lawerence Johnson, Eliza Jones, 'Sylksfor Mays, Monroe Montgomery, Albert Spann, John Wilson. Class Sponsors: Mrs. Martha Wright, Mr. E. J. Dickens, Mrs. lone Keys. SOPHOMORES VA; Row 1: Maxine Baker, Alvin Benford, Rufus Boyd, Earlene Bracken, Betty Cannon, Doro'hy Cannon, Alfredo Cob- bins, Asst. Sec. Row 2: Wealfhea Cowley, Robert Culler, Treus.; Arnatto Davis, Naomia Duncan, Chester Edmonson, Learia Eskridge, Doris Flowers. Row 3: Edward Gamble, Osby Greer, Jimmy Hale, Eugene Hourd, Abrey Johnson, Elmore Johnson, Annie Mae Jones. Row 4: Henry Kuykendoll, Bobbie Loggins, Curtis Louden, John W. Mack, Ethel Mallet, Ezell Munce, Andrew Maxwell. Row 1: Martha McGee, Michael McGaughy, Robert Miller, Willie Miller, Billy Wayne Newman, Nizer Newmm, Essie Mae Oliver. Row 2: Sonny Owens, Nathan Payne, Pres.; Belinda Phillips, $ec.; Annie Pratt, Jessie Reed, George Rice, Martha Ross. Row 3: Carolyn Rughell, Walter Smders, Sar. at Arms; Blanche Sanford, Thomas Scruggs, Carmen rancies Spann, Jo Ann Stanley, Mattie Tate, John Taylor, Jon- Smith, John Smith, Mary Smith. Row 4: BefJLSpq ownes, V-Pres.; Velma Trotter, Junita Wahars, Diana Weir, Parli'n.; ny Taylor, Claudine Thomas. Row 5: Mary L. West, Evelyn White, Mattie Whitehom. Row 6: Cora Whitfield, Evelyn Whitfield, Joe Williams, Raymond Worthan. Not present for picture: Lester Atwatey, Freddie Boyd, Betty Carter, Martha Clay, Thomas Cockrell, Wil- lcd Dean, Allen Dunn, Ollie Edwards, Dorothy Hockon, Lena Hamilton, Eddie Hill, Eugene Hoard, Ella Johnson, Jewel Dean Jones, Barbara Martin, Charles McGaughy, Robert Pressberry, Carolyn Sanders, James Smith, Edward Taylor, Nadine Thomas, Willie Underwood. Class Sponsors: Mrs. A. Nolan, Mrs. H. Adams, Mr. E. Jordon. Row 1: Rosana Baker, John D. Blackman, Joyce Bogan, Eva Bolton, Shirley Bradey, Richard Brewster, Jane Ella Brown. Row 2: Judy Brown, Nora Jean Buchanan, Beverly Cheatham, Estella Cooper, Azzie Cowley, Bernice Cul- lar, Sec.; Durnethers Cunningham. Row 3: Gladys Earl, Pearlie Edwards, Raymond Edwards, Plesey Eggleston, Verna Mae Ferguson, Ruby Flowers, Sharon Flowers. Row 4: Lumorn Franks, Pres.; Ruben Garner, Bessie Hacks , Clement: Hooper, Dorothy Jennings, Bobbie Johnson, Edward Johnson. Row 5: James Johnson, Joanh Johnson, John E. Johnson, Jemila Joiner, Charlie Jones, Earline Jones, Ronnie Jones. Row 6: Homer King, Gloria Kyles, Jerome Loggins, Jessie Mullet, Catherine Mays, Lovel Mays, Jurllean Martin. FEW DMMWK Row 1: Cliff on uxwell, Regent: McBridge, Sherley M Bridge, Babbq McFerron, lsah Miles, Lois Jean Ml'chum, Lucille Mitchum. Row 2: Leventis Moore, Linda Moore, Freddie Nabors, Gloria Norris, Gloria Palmer, Moe Willie Payne, Mary Ann Payton. Row 3: Jessie PiHmun, Alonzo Pride, Percy Pride, Alonzo Reed, Taylor Rice, Emma Ricks, Bobbie Robinson. Row 4: Gloria Robinson, Milton Rogers, Alice Faye Ross, Edward C. Ruff, Dorthy Russo , Sharon Sanford, James Scruggs. Row 5: Bobby Smith, Mary J. Smith, John Sparks, James Starks, Roychester Sullivan, Steve Sutton, Ethel Mae Sykes. Row 6: Dolois Taylor, Bennie Thomas, Minnie Thomas, Song Leader; Obie Thomas, Rosevelt Thomas, Willie Thomas, Robert Thompson. Row 7: James Tilliman, Dawn Vincent, Treas.; Tamera Wade, R. D. Walker, Phyllis Walker, Viola Walker, Historim; John Walker. - Monroe Anis, Caiherine Bonford, Calvin Blevins, Ore Cambell, essie Clerks, Richard Clark, W Ilia Lee Clay, Dun- iol Cuchinberry, Bobby Dean, Peggy Dfean, Cussell Digby, Isaac Digby, Larry Flecther, Calvin Fuliz, Rosie Gamble,U quurl Groen,Warbora Gram, V-Pres.; Alvin Griffin, Robert Harper, Willie Hawkins, Ira Holmes, Elizabeth Jackson, Dorothy Jean Jones, James Jones, Jessie Jones, Sport Joy, Axel Killybrew, Herman King, Mae Pearl Lee, Emanuel Lewis, Cum; London, Harvey Lumpkin, George Lyons, JMCI Middleton, Geradine Montgomery, Eddie Norris, Laura Norris, DordiikRoss, James Simmons, WilliamLStorks, Aberf Thomas, Eliza Thomas, James Thomas, Elmarie Ward, James Welch, Sammie Wells, Leroy Wheeler, Benny Williams, John R. Williams. Class Sponsors: Mrs. B. Smith, Miss D. 5mi1h,Mrs. R. Hunt, Mr. S. J. Vincent. Calvin West, HorieNa Whitehorn, Oniofa Whitehorn, Wonena Whitehom. Not present for picture: Robert Abraham, . I m3 SANITATIQFIOFFICIA s Wargm it-QEety's eatiiim To Members of the Graduating Class of 1965: As you complete your high school work, start planting the actual seeds from Which you will reap a harvest later in life. There are two pillars for a successful later life, first, The most important fact about me is, that I seek through my work to leave my part of the world better than I found it. The second is, I . -can preach a better sermon with my life, than I can with my lips. Remember these words from the Sermon On The Mount - Ask and it shall be given, seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you. Don't cry, qualify. In the spirit of love, I hope this message will help smooth the path of your lives and bring you nearer to your chosen goal. -Mrs. R. A. CRAWFORD Elementary Principal entary Queen and Attendants. Elem . Children in Assembly- y o$ x V, . ,.; A A ade--Mrs. B. Partner, Mrs. M. Peterson, Mrs. D. Wad CUB SCOUTSme. Einotie Boath, Mrs. Christine Grishan and Mgs. McKinney; Den Mothers. . . m y mm ' y jg 33. Kincade, Mrs. Freda Cooper, Mra B. M. Walker $9 bbazd, Migs Nit Amigmsu' 7th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS, HONOR STUDENTS, and QUEEN. Left to Right, Front Row: Lucille Payne, Tyrone Clin- ton, Patricia Jackson, Quida Key, Floyd Bailey, Larry Jerkins, Loretta Suttons. Second Row: Miss Williams, C. McGaughy, Kelsey Harrison, Helen Bennett, Vernice Humes, Dorothy West, Mrs. Booker, Class Sponsor. Little RodericH SCIENCE By Charles E. Wilson Science is everywhere near and far Even in Space on a distant star. Even in the earth, it is there also On every part of your body, from your head to toe. Science can help you sail a ship It can even help you take a trip. Science can help you fly a plane Then it will bring you home again. Even in your food, it is there too It can help prepare it for you. Science is in every drop of water you drink Science has invented machines to help men think. Science developed glass to see through It invented the telephone for you. With science you are never alone Science can even help you sing a song. 1'3 . 1 Mrs. L Donalson, b0 om row; Mrs. A. E. Grant, mi dle row; Mrs. 'D. Sing econ, top row. COMPLIMENTS 0F COMPLIMENTS 0F JACKSON'S LUNCHEONE E STERLING STORE TT FL9-I698 Use our Iay-u-way plan Exclusive but not Expensive HAYTI, M0. HAYTI, M0. COMPLIMENTS 0F For Fast Efficient Service Call QUINN'S CAB FL9-HO9 HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F W. M . Crysler JOHN DEER TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS IiaytL Missouri COMPLIMENTS 0F7 COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO SHIREY'S ASSOCIATE STORE DRUG STORE Why Pay More Babe Wilbanks, Prop. And Get Less HAYTLMO. HAYTLMO. 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COMPLIMENTS 0F Hayti FLOWER SHOP FL9-0527 HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS 0F STEWART FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of Ray Furniture Co. FRIGIDAIRE MAGTAG MOTOROLA TV HAYTI MISSOURI FL9-1716 HAYTI, M0. Compliments of- GLOBE SHOE STORE SHOES AND SHOE REPAIRING HAYTI, MISSOURI Compliments of LITTLE BIG DOLLAR STORE HAYTI, MO. Compliments of SOUTHERNsS TRACTOR 2; AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Tels. FL9-0465 - P190466 304 Highway 84 Hayti, Missouri Compliments of NORTH PARK GROCERY S. C. Stephan, Owner Quality Groceries, Meats, Fresh Vegetables, Gas and Oil -- WE DELIVER 711 North 3rd. HayH, Mo. COMPLIMENTS 0F SLATER'S SNO TREAT STAND Next to Caldwell 8! Bryant Clinic on 3rd Street -. We Appreciate Your Business Hayti, Mo. COMPLIMENTS 0F TRAINOR'S DEPARTMENT STORE Featuring Nationally Advertised Ready to wear for the Family 312 East Main Street Hayti, Mo. FL9-'IZ49 COMPLIMENTS 0F . Haytl lFURNITURE 8s APPLIANCE 315 East Broadway FL9-0373 Everything for the Home New and Used Hayti, Mo. Compliments of F. 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CARUTHERSVILLE COMPLIMENTS 0F ROYAL CROWN $ NEHI BOTTLING C0. .-- ED3-2277 201 Ward Ave. CARUTHERSVILLE COMPLIMENTS 0F GARDNER'S GROCERY GROCERIES - MEATS Highway 84 West HAYTI, MISSOURI Compliments of- Klinkhardt's USED CARS WRECKER SERVICE George Klinkhardt James Klinkhardt HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF C. A. Vivrett FURNITURE STORE We Buy Anything Sell Everything FL9-1'412 HAYTI, M0. COMPLIMENTS OF Curtis SELF SERVHCE GROCERY 8. MARKET FL9-0517 Highway 84 West HAYTI Compliments of JOHN DALE'S TV SERVICE Headquarters In Pemiscot County Somh Skin of Squar- FL9-1389 HAYTI, M0. Compliments of Your Hometown Newspaper THE MISSOURI HERALD Office Supplies, Printing 8t Advertising FL9-H94 HAYTI Compliments 0f . . . PEMISCOT PACKING COMPANY Missouri COMPLIMENTS 0F Acom Servisoff SOFT WATER SERVICE C0. WARDELL, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF KENNETT FARM EQUIPMENT co. MASSEY-FERGUSON 703 First St. P. 0. Box 64 KENNETT, MISSOURI compliments 01- FOR COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE THAT'S . .. 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COMPLIMENTS 0F JIMMY NICHOLS WATERMELON FARM Kennett, Mo. Compliments of WALL'S GROCER Y 8. MARKET The Friendly Country Grocery Highway 84 East Kennett, Mo. Compliments of DALTON 206 W. Washington Blvd. Phone FL9-Ol30 HAYTI, Mot Compliments of DR. F. W. COOKE, M.D. CARUTHERSVILLE, M0. COMPLIMENTS 0F KATTIE'S GRILL Carufhersville, Mo. PATRONIZE CENTORIAN ADVERTISERS COMPLIMENTS 0F Semo Alumni CHAPTER of LINCOLN UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Mrs. A. Grant, Local President National Alumni Association in Jefferson City, Mo. PATRONS 0F THE1965 CENTORIAN Mr. Cecil Brown Steele, Mo. CITY AUTO SALVAGE North Highway 25 Kennett, Mo. T. J. Davis Route 2 Steele, Mo. Mrs. Sarah Ford Steele, Mo. Mr. Jack Fortener 33S Sheeley Street Steele, Mo. GARRETT INS. AGENCY 114 S. Walnut Street Steele, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Gammeter 918 N. Walnut Steele, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Harrell Route 1 Kennett, MO. MS. Francis Jenking Steele, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Johnson Connie Johnson P. O. Box 275 Braggadocio, Mo. Mt. Matthew Johnson Steele, Mo. Mr. Jack L. Manning DRUG STORE Steele, Mo. Mr. James McClinton Cathy McClinton Donald McClinton Janice McClinton 305 Liberty Street Kennett, Mo. Mr. John Nutts Highway 25 North Kennett, Mo. Mr. Curtis Pearce Steele, Mo. Mr. James T. Streets Catuthersville, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Swindle 200 Gifford Steele, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Climon Woods Lucille Woods Rosco Woods Tom Woods Route 2, Box 190 Steele, Mo. Mr. Charlie D. Vance Route 3 Kennett, Mo. PENDER JEWLERY STORE Steele, Mo. Miss N. R. Anderson Mr. Sam Bailey Mr. Will Baker Mrs. Elizabeth Bates Mrs. Sarah Bizzell Mr. Joe Bonds Mrs. Carolyn A. Booker Mrs. Bookers Mrs. Charles Border Mrs. E. N. Brackens Mrs. Genny Bugs Mrs. Ftedia Cooper Mr. Paul Coleman Mrs. Hazel Crump Mrs. I. L. Donaldson Mrs. Pearlie Mae Edward Mrs. A. E. Grant Mr. Grayeye Robert Hamma Mr. Hasting Mrs. L. W. Harrison Mrs. Genvea Harvey Mr. Holmes Mr. Will Holt Mr. Hudgens Mrs. H. B. Hunley and Louis 111 Miss Y. M. Hurris Miss Catherine Ivory Miss Alice Jones Miss H. Jones Mrs. Lillie B. Kingcade Mrs. Canary Lawrence Mrs. Lillie E. Loggins PATRONSOF THEI965CENTORIAN Mr. Floyd London Miss Uneader Robinson MIS- Ethel Lovelace Mrs. Maxine Seypion Bailey Mt. Moore Mr. W. Smith Mr- Robert Moore Mr. and Mrs. Singleton MIS- Rosie Moore Mr. Robert Lee Thompson Mrs. Lucy Mores Mr. Twigs Miss Dorothy Norris Mr. Alex Washington Miss Laura Norris Miss Williams Miss N. Peterson Mr. Row Wilson Miss Ethel Robinson Mrs. Alma Nolan Mrs. Bessie Walker MESSAGE From: The Yearbook Advisor To: Our Advertisers and Patrons The Centotian Staff of 6S 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. Publishing a yearbook was made easier by all the local business and pro- fessional people and patrons Who purchased advertising space. It was possible to sell the 1965 CENTORIAN at approximately one half the cost of publishing, due to the wonderful cooperation of our advertisers. With- out their support many students would have been unable to purchase a yearbook. The reception that was given to the ad solicitors has been greatly appreciated. We Wish to extend our sincere thanks to all these patrons of Central High School. We are sure the students will show their appreciation by patronizing the advertisers. CENTORIAN STAFF Mr. C. Jason, tAdvisorl X t ' CMHN ;525 ;41