Central High School - Girardot Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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Senior Poem Oh! we're the class of '20g Yes, we're the Seniors bold, And many's the tale you've heard of 0 AS the gallant knights of old. The fourth floor is a haven Whence in trouble we did flyg But take care, ye lads and lasses, For we've had trouble getting by. When of studying we grew weary Up to Clifton's we would race, And as champion ice-cream eaters We have surely won first place. Ours, the front row 'n assembly, The row for the learned and wiseg We've listened to many a speaker Predict how in life we shall rise. The matinees were a temptation To which we NEVER did yield, Tho played the gay vamp Theda Or the dainty Eleanor Field. Farewell to you. Your memory Your walls shall When ours no old Centralg we hold dearg echo others' joy more you hear. ur deeds V. B. 4' -D A 4

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Senior Hlstoru Epoch I. 'The class of '20 is the first class to have gone the four years of High School in dear old C. H. S. As Freshmen we elected Miss Tanner class guardian angel, and Morrell Tallent was chosen by the class as the presi- dent to guide the Freshman Ship of State through the troublesome waters of the first strange year of high-school life. Through the good influence of the Civic League, organized under Miss Elizabeth Davis, the members of which were composed entirely of Freshmen, we entered high-school activities. Epoch Il. When we were Sophomores we won more honors than any other class in declamatory contest, track-meet preliminaries, and on stunt day. As reward for our earnest and untiring edorts we were allowed to float our flag twenty-four hours in triumphant display. Epoch III. In our Sophomore year we were famous as students, and in our Junior year we made our debut in the social life of the school. Just ask any Senior Class of '19! Epoch IV. We will always look back upon our Senior year with the most feel- ing because in it the efforts of all the others have been merely stepping stones to our last and best year. After three years We are able to appre- ciate the value of the school and observe its traditions. We, the class of '20, hope that we may leave behind us something which has contrib- uted to keeping up the unblemished standards of Central High School. E.w. 4 1 f A F vi P fl

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CODA A. LAWVLER She is called very dignified, but we know better, For she's always thrilled when she gets a letter. President Senior Class Basketball '17, '18, '19, '20 fcaptain '19J Vigilantes '18, '19, '20 Red Dagger '19, '20 Girardot Staff Girls' Glee Club '19, '20 Student Council '20 Committee Accredited Dancing CHARLES N. STEI-IR He has brains to give away Vice-president Senior Class Red Dagger '19, '20 Cvice-president '20J Orchestra Girardot Staff Class Basketball '20 Student Ctuncil '20 Committee Accredited Dancing Senior Play ELOISE M1-LAIN XVhen Irish eyes are smiling. Secretary Senior Class Basketball '18, '19, '20 fcaptain '20J X igilantes '18, '19, '20 Cvice-pre-siclent '18, '20J Red ll2iQ',?,'f'1' '19, '20 fpresident '20J Girardot Staff Girls' Glee Club '17, '19, '20 Student Council Committee Accredited Dancing BERNICE ALLISON A blondish girl with a pretty face, XVho, of all good bluffers, is the ace. Class Scribe Basketball '20 Debate Team '20 Vigilantes '18, '19 fpresident '20b Red Dagger '19, '20 Girls' Glee Club '17, '19, '20 Girardot Staff Senior Play JOHN A. P0'I I' He never troubles trouble until trouble troubles him. Treasurer Senior Class Basketball '19, '20 fcaptain '20J Red Dagger '20 Girardot Staff Student Council Senior Play HALLIE BIXIIMBACK A maid so quiet and studious. Red Daggxer