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

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1ln memory of flbargaret louise Glabish When Margaret Louise slipped quietly away, It left an emptiness in our day. We've missed her eyes and warm, kind smile That won our hearts anew the while She was our classmate here. And now in our grief for one so dear We have this comforting thought to cheer: We loved her sincerely, but now in her rest She's happy with God, who loves her the best- But we cannot forget. - Dorothy Stein ..,., , ,, , Y, ml ,eh

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I I il - if wa' fi yt, Qu ' ff J' .' 5?-1' ' ,gf 'fir xl ' Jo ' 'f f is ' , SOPHOMORE A CLASS Rolw 1 2- Dorothy Kaempfe, Mary lillen Botter, Virginia Templeton, Alberta Tilley, Janice Criddle, Ben Frank W'iscman, Billy Shivelbfne, junior Broekmire, Carrold Clubb, Arthur Mehrle. RoW 2 - Dorothea Hunze, Helen Smude, Rosemary Rhodes, Genevieve Daugherty, Wiindeeila Skaggs, Dean Pipkin, Doris jenkins, Betty Bauer, Imogene Askew. Row 3 -- Ruth Pulack, Margaret Bender, lirlene Schrader, Lillian King, Verna Mills, Mary Virginia Long, Norma Abernathy, Alverta Statler, lfrances Vaneil. Row 4 - Glen Limbaugh, Arthur Vogelsang, Irene Amos, Sammy jean Rudolph, Charlotte Sims, Richard johnson, Edna Stein, Paul lidwards, Billie -Ieanne Terry, Helen Hosea, johnny Schrader. - . wx N JBC. SQPHONIORE Als NOT HAVING l,lC,liURliS Robert Anderson, Gladys Baylor, Tom Beardslee, jack Behrens, Lester Birk, Diamond X Blakeney, Don Butler, Lloyd Clippard, Henry Cole, Earl Cox, Louis Dubs, Dorothy Ann Gross, Ivan Lee Hente, Ed Hopkins, H, Howard, lfunice Johnson, Kathleen Keesee, Vernon Kipping,Q Harold Koeppel, Fred Kraft, Aloe Krueger, liranees LaMar, Leon Linebarger, Allen McClard, S Granville Melntosh, Allen Marshall, Charles Mills, Vfeldon Nebel, Dorothy Niswonger, Virginia x , l Patrick, Cecil Pleteher, Dixie Reed, Lorna Richardson, XVild.i Roberts, Kenneth Rudert, Earl N5 , Sams, Raymond Smith, llmra Snider, Virginia Swan, junior Townsend, Kenneth Verhines, Reva X Wotid. if D Row 1 - jane Reissaus, Sally Dearmont, Viola lfoeste, Helen Harrelson, Martha Ann Anderson, ,v lrma Dell Owens, Mary Helen Steimle, john Summers, Lawrence Davis, Billy Comer. 4 Row 2 - Azalea Cobb, Viola Cole, Ruth Gerhardt, jewel Holshouser, Helen Moyers, Catherine- Schrader, juliene Brinkopf, Larna Glisson, Lillian Peterson. Row 3 - David Blnkeney, Wilda Mae Smith, Helen Harris, La W'anda Kimmieh, Melva Rose Schrader, Esther Joyce, Rosemary Garner, Ruby Kates, Anna Ruth Uelsmann, bl. B. Cargle. Y N Row 4 - Bob Unnerstall, Melvin Kuehle, Bob Brady, Buddy Burns, Bill Doherty, Paul Kaempfer, v Billy XValsh, Jack Lail, Bob Beard, Kenneth -Iohnston. 1. 1 A 1, X 3 -it K K! A -19- I 1' I? an

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l f .J I, W L Dowlz vu ep! the chill wind from the 1ll0LH1flliIl peugxi A Fmm the snow five thousand summers oldg O11 open wola' and hill-top bleak V 1 Iv i ' 1 ' M ' It had gathered all the cold, i 17 H And wbzrled it like sleet on the wanderefs ebeekg L V If It carried ll shiver everywhere Xf i f From the unleafed bougbs and pastures baref 7' x, , L ' , f HEN a student passes into the Junior class, he has com- pleted the first half of his high school journey. He has formed a pattern for his character and has learned to brave the Winter storms. He is starting up the pathway toward the attain- ment of his ideals. To him we say, Keep fighting against the storms of life and you will move steadily upward to your goal. ,X- Q i , 9 i iw IIIIIIIE