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Contents
I. Foreword
' II. Dedication
III. Staff
IV. Faculty
V. Seniors
VI. Juniors
VII. Sophomores and Freshmen
VIII. Grades
IX. Athletics
X. Features
XI. Advertisements
Foreword
The Senior Class of 1952 publishes this yearbook with
hopes of bringing back memories of sorrows, thrills, joys,
and laughter that we have shared at dear old Almo High.
May you ever remember your high school years, and we
sincerely hope that the Seniors who succeed us will have as
many happy school days as we have had. We wish to ex-
press our appreciation to everyone who has assisted us in
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Dedication
To our English teacher of two years, to one who is
never too busy to aid us in any Way possible, to our friend,
Mrs. Ruby Miller, we proudly dedicate this yearbook as an
expression of our admiration for her.
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THE WARRIGR STAFF
Edltor 1n Chlef Fanme Mae McC1ard
Assoclate Echtor James Neale
Busmess Manager J D Grogan
Sports Edltor Sonny Lockhart
Snapshot Edltor Modene Duncan
Snapshot Ed1tor Mary Frances Lovett
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Advlser
Luc1lle Turner
Leland Peeler
Rosetta WIISOH
Peggy Jackson
Jo Ann Oldham
Mary Wltty
Harry Lovett
Sh1rley Alexander
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We hope you do agreeg
We re glad that you have come to school
For knowledge here is free.
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WILLIAM B. MILLER - Principal and History. Graduate of Trigg
County High School and Murray State College. Has B. S. degree
with area in Social Science. Six years teaching experience. Basket-
ball coach, advisor to Warrior Staff and sponsor of Senior Class.
MILTON WALSTON - Vocational Agriculture. Graduate of Almo High
School, B. S. degree from Western Kentucky Teachers College with
minors in Biology and Chemistry. Seventeen years teaching ex-
perience in Calloway County. Sponsor of Junior Class, Supervisor
for On-Farm Training for Veterans, and F. F. A. Advisor.
MARY BETT HOWELL CMrs. Donj - Grades 7 and 8. Attended Murray
State College, State Teachers College, Murphyslooro, Tennessee,
Mississippi State College for Women, Columbus, Mississippi. Four
years teaching experience. Sponsor of Sophomore Class.
D. J. MILLER -- Mathematics. Graduate of Western Kentucky State Col-
lege, with graduate work at the University of Kentucky, University
of Maryland, and George Washington University. Teacher and
school administrator for several years. Sponsor of Freshman Class.
RUBY C. MILLER CMrs. D. JJ - English. Graduate of Hickman High
School, Hickman, Kentucky. Holds A. B. degree from Western State
College, Bowling Green, Kentucky, with major in Education and
minors in English and Social Science. Sixteen years teaching ex-
perience. Sponsor of the Seventh Grade.
BERTIE VAUGHN HOWTON CMrs. E. BJ - Home Economics. Graduate
of Henderson High School, Henderson, Kentuckyg Bethel Woman's
College, Hopkinsville, Kentucky, Western State College, Bowling
Green, Kentucky, with graduate work from University of Kentucky.
Twelve years teaching experience. The past four years a psychome-
'Erisg with the Veterans Administration in Murray. Sponsor of Eighth
ra e.
PAULIN E McRAE JOHNSTON CMrs. R. AJ - Grades 5 and 6. Graduate
of Mayfield High School, Mayfield., Kentucky. A. B. and M. A. de-
grees from Murray State College. Fourteen years teaching exper-
ience in elementary school, high school and college.
CLEO'REDDEN CMrs. Huronj - Grades 4 and 5. Graduate of Wingo
High School and attended Murray State College. Holds a Standard
Life Certificate. Sixteen years teaching experience.
CARDELLE WALDROP CMrs. Burrj - Grades 3 and 4. Attended Mur-
ray State College. Holds a Standard Life Certificate. Sixteen years
teaching experience.
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ESTELLE McDOUGAL CMrs. Tellusj - Grade 2. Graduate of Murray
High School. Attended Murray State College and holds a Standard
Life Certificate. Eighteen years teaching experience.
BEURDEAN WRATHER CMrs. Raymondb - Grade 1. Graduate of Mur-
ray High School. Attended Murray State College and holds a Stan-
dard Life Certificate. Nineteen years teaching experience.
LORENE FALWELL CMissJ - Office Secretary. Graduate of Almo
High School in 1947. Attended Murray State College where she
-studied Elementary Education. Taught school one year. Third year
at Almo as office secretary.
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Who's Who ln The Senior Class
ROSETTA JANE WILSON
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lonzo
Lovett. Almo High School 48-52.
Class Reporter during Freshman
and Senior years. Play: '50 "Pig-
tails"g '51 "Zeke and Daisy".
JAMES NEALE
Son of Mrs. Ruby Neale. Almo
High School 48-52. Plays: leading
roles in "Funny .Brats" '49 and
"Zeke and Daisy" '51g "Pigtails"
'50, Played basketball 48-49 and
51-52. Class President 48-49 and
Vice-President '52. Member of
F.F.A.
SONNY LOCKHART
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Euel Lock-
hart. Basketball three years. Mem-
ber of F.F.A. Plays: a leading role
in "Good Glory" '50g "Zeke and
Daisy" '51, Class President in
Junior and Senior years.
PEGGY JUNE JACKSON
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oman
Jackson. Almo High School 48-52.
Plays: leading role in "Funny
Brats" '49g "Pigtails" '50g "Zeke
and Daisy" '51. Secretary-Treas-
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Senior years.
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MARY LOU WITTY MARY FRANCES LOVETT
Daughter of Mrs Rupert Phil- Twin daughter of Mr and Mrs
lips Almo High School 48-52 Pearson Lovett Almo High School
48-52. Play Zeke and Daisy 51
LELAND PEELER
Older son of Mr and Mrs Kelzie
Peeler Almo H1gh School 48 52
Member of the FFA Plays
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Zeke and Da1sy 51
MALA MODENE DUNCAN MARY LUCILLE TURNER
Daughter of Mr and Mrs Trea Daughter of Mr and Mrs Sllas
mon Duncan Almo Hlgh School Turner Almo High School 48 52
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SHIRLEY ALEXANDER
Daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo
Alexander Murray H1gh School
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JO ANN OLDHAM
Daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe S
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Zeke and Dalsy The Basketball
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J D GROGAN
Son of Mr and Mrs Newman
Gxogan Almo Hxgh School 48 52
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FANNIE MAE MCCLARD
Daughter of Mr and Mrs Boyce
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On August 23, 1948, our present Senior Class started with twenty-
seven Freshmen enrolled. This was a day we had long looked forward to.
We elected the following class officers: President, James Neale, Vice
President, J. D. Grogan, Secretary, Sue Thompson, Reporter, Rosetta
Wilson. We chose Mrs. Trucille Kemp for our sponsor.
We were represented on the basketball team by James Neale, Harry
Lovett and J. D. Grogan. Our classmate, Betty Ahart, was attendant to
the Basketball Queen. We were honored to have another of our classmates,
Sue Thompson, elected as cheerleader. As our Freshman play, we present-
ed "Funny Bratsf' We enjoyed our class picnic at the Kentucky Dam.
At the beginning of our Sophomore year we had twenty-six enrolled
in class. The following students did not return: Norma Jean Bennett,
Barbara Burkeen, Frankie Lee Hurt and Wanda Collins. We were glad
to have Bobbie Jean Darnell, Shirley Alexander, Sue Bonds, James Max
Puckett, Sonny Lockhart and Billy Coursey join our class during the year.
We were represented on the basketball team by Heyward Roberts,
and James Neale. Sue Thompson was again elected cheerleader. Our
candidate for Basketball Queen was Betty Ahart. We presented a three-
act comedy, "Pigtails." Our class picnic was an enjoyable event at the
Noble Park.
I We started our Jolly Junior year in 1950 with Mr. Milton Walston
as our sponsor. The following classmates did not return: Bobbie Darnell,
Carlene Moody and James Max Puckett. These students quit school during
the first semester: Sue Thompson, Sue Nelson, Mary Edith Miller, Loreda
Lawrence, Glenda Sue Ellis, Evelyn Willoughby, Betty Ahart and Heyward
Roberts. We chose the following class officers: President, Sonny Lock-
hart, Vice President, Fannie Mae McClard, Secretary, Peggy Jackson,
Reporter, Billy Coursey.
We were represented on the basketball team by Sonny Lockhart
and Billy Coursey. We were very proud to have one of our classmates,
Jo Ann Oldham, chosen as Basketball Queen. Our Junior Play was en-
titled "Zeke and Daisy." We enjoyed our J unior-Senior trip to St. Louis.
Now that we are "Dignified Seniors" we have fourteen Seniors en-
rolled. The following students did not return: Wilma Dean Jones and
Rosemary Butler, Billy Coursey quit during the first six weeks of school.
Our class officers for the year are Sonny Lockhart, President, James
Neale, Vice-President, Peggy Jackson, Secretary, Rosetta Wilson, Re-
porter. We are proud to have a classmate, Shirley Ann Alexander, elected
as cheerleader. Our Senior basketball players are Sonny Lockhart and
James Neale. Now that we are ending our high school years, we would like
to thank each teacher for his help during the years. Especially are we
grateful to Mr. W. B. Miller for his guidance during this, our Senior year.
Class Prophecy
It is twenty years after graduation and I am alone in my room at
the White House, as my husband, the President, is touring Europe. I-am
thinking of my schoolmates and wondering what they are now doing,
when suddenly visions appear.
First, I see Jo Ann Oldham, wife of a United States Air Force
Chaplain and mother of two lovely children, living in Princeton, Kentucky.
J. D. Grogan is going about his daily tasks as Professor of Campus-
ology at Northwestern University.
Mary Frances Lovett is touring the United States, searching for
a male who is willing to become her blushing groom.
Leland Peeler is employed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation
and is investigating the murder of a great magician, husband of the for-
mer Lucille Turner, who claims it was merely an accident.
Modene Duncan, secretary to the Lieutenant Governorbf Kentucky,
has just announced her engagement and approaching marriage to the
State's Governor.
Sonny Lockhart, one time great in the N. C. A. A., has purchased
the restaurant formerly known as Finleyfs Drive-In, where he and his wife
are operating a successful business.
Mary Lou Witty, a modern Kentucky novelist, has just written a
book of poems which she calls "Poetry For The Love-Sick."
Peggy Jackson, 'glamour girl of the.1952 Senior Class, has finally
settled down with her husband and twin sons near Dexter, Kentucky.
. Rosetta Wilson is a lovely Calloway County homemaker and house-
Eifetwhlp has recently become a news commentator of W. N. B. S. in Murray,
en uc y.
l i Harry Lovett, husband of the world's greatest ballet dancer, is
driving one of the fastest race cars on the Indianapolis Speedway.
Fannie McClard is now teaching Home Economics at Murray State
College. She had intended to always be an old maid until she met a former
classmate, Dr. James Ne-ale, a San Francisco physician, who stole her
heart and hand.
Shirley Alexander.
Last Will and Testament
of the Senior Class
We, the Senior Class of Almo High School, being of sound mind
do ordain and establish this Class Will of 1951-52.
To the Junior Class, as our successors of eminent worth, we leave
our autographed seats, Senior dignity and class -spirit. Be of better be-
havior than we have been and always respect the faculty members to whom
we are deeply grateful for the many patient hours they have spent with us.
To the Sophomores, we leave our good reputation, ability to learn
rapidly and our way of getting along with the teachers.
To the Freshmen, we leave our grit, will, and grace to continue on
through school. "Where there's a will, there's a way."
We leave to individual members of the student body the following
personal possessions, hoping they will be of use to you in the future:
1 - I, Leland Peeler, bequeath my talent as an artist to Jimmy Connor.
2 - I, Peggy Jackson, will my loud mouth to Pearlene Nanneyjso she
won't have to use a loud speaker.
3 - I, Modene Duncan, leave my red hair to Katie Compton. I-Iere's
hoping she doesn't have to dye hers.
4 - I, Harry Lovett, will my handsome features to Jimmy Rutland.
Maybe he will see the time when he's as good looking as I.
5 - I, Rosetta Wilson, bequeath my ability to write Dale's compositions
to Zora Mae Turner.
6 - I, Mary Lou Witty, will my small waistline to Datha Cleaver, so
she will reduce without dieting.
7 - I, J. D. Grogan, will my good natured ways to Max Lovett.
8 - I, Lucille Turner, will my height to Allie Mae Vance so she will be
as tall as her beau.
9 - I, Fannie Mae McClard, bequeath my dignified ways to Patsy
Kingins. Maybe they will be of use to her soon.
10 - I, James Neale, will my ability to make A's to Dale Burkeen.
11 - I, Shirley Alexander, leave my position as cheerleader to Doris
Graham.
12 - I, Jo Ann Oldham, will my flirty ways to Mattie Ann Lassiter, pro-
vided she will use them as wisely as I have.
13 - I, Sonny Lockhart, will my ability to shoot a basketball with my
left hand to Gary Wicker.
14 - I, Mary Frances Lovett, will my ability to giggle in government
class to Betty Lou Cope.
In witness hereof is attached the signatures of:
' Senior Class Poem of 51-52 B
As you turn the pages of this book so dear,
You'll find that our names are written here.
We, the Almo class of '52,
Treasure the years we've shared with you.
And as the school year comes to an end,
We say "so long" to every friend.
Fannie McClard, the "A" student of the class,
Always works hard and stays to the last.
A Home Economic teacher she plans to be,
I'm glad she'll teach my children instead of me.
Harry Lovett is everyonefs boy,
He says "he winks at the girls just for joy."
He's a swell guy as everyone knows,
Let someone mention skipping school and he's ready to go
Shirley Alexander is hunting a man,
She always looks the best she can.
If she doesn't get one she is going to be hurt,
But that doesn't keep her from being a flirt.
Modene Duncan is very meek and shy,
But everyone is saying "I wonder why ?'
Because if you'll notice those big blue eyes,
You'll see that in them glamour lies.
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J. D. Grogan's the master mind of our class,
If you stay withfhim you'll never be last.
Of course J. D. is a very fine kid,
Of all his manners the girls try to rid.
Rosetta Wilson is having the time of her life,
Her ambition is to be a housewife.
There's an old saying: "Temper goes with red hair,"'
But with this gal would that be fair?
Mary Frances Lovett is packed with fun,
When the boys see her they get ready to run.
Altho of her we all are fond,
Of all her gang she's the jolliest one.
Sonny Lockhart's our basketball star,
When there's work to be done he's always far.
But if you will notice his choice of a dame,
Herefs where Sonny comes in for fame.
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Senior Class ,Poem ol Sl-52
Lucille Turner is hard to describe, I
Altho over Almo she is known wide.
I've been told her I. Q. is very high,
That's why dumb people pass her by.
James Neale, a physician is planning to be,
And of his success we all want to see.
I'm sure "high" will be his rate,
Unless horror should turn his fate.
Peggy Jackson is known to be loud,
Altho of her we all are proud.
With all her mischief and jokes,
She gets along with the Almo folks.
Leland Peeler with his artistic mind,
I'm sure many paintings of his you'1l find.
I know his career will be a success,
And he will do his very best.
Mary Witty's a very nice kid,
Tell her a joke and her face will get red.
A novelist she plans to be,
And of her career we all agree.
I, Jo Ann Oldham, a true friend have tried to be
With everyone I meet and everyone I see.
All these years I've shared with you,
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President .,................. ......... M attie Ann Lassiter
Vice President .......... .............e J ackie Burkeen
Secretary .................... ........... L auraella Andrus
Treasurer .....................................................................................,............. Dee Farris
The present Junior Class entered high school as Freshmen in 1949
They had a class enrollment of twenty-one and chose Mrs. Trucille Kemp
as their sponsor. The class presented a three-act comedy: "Dictator Dad."
Twenty were enrolled in class for the Sophomore year. The fol-
lowing members dropped out of the class during the year: Ruth Falwell,
Glenna Deweese, Bobby Kelly, Velvaleen Scott. Mrs. Ruby Miller was
chosen as sponsor of the class. Bobby Lockhart, Max Lovett, Jackie
Burkeen, Dale Burkeen and Dee Farris represented the 1951 Sophomores
in basketball. Peggy Rutland was their attendant to the Basketball Queen.
As the Junior year began, they were glad to have Mattie Ann Las-
siter join the class. One member of the class, Lauraella Andrus, is mar-
ried. The class was honored to have Peggy Rutland, one of their class-
mates, elected as cheerleader. They are represented on the basketball team
by Jackie Burkeen, Bobby Lockhart, Dee Farris, Max Lovett and Jimmy
Connor. Mr. Milton 4Walston is the class sponsor.
They are looking forward to their Senior year.
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Second Row Nancy Lee Gus Grogan Anna Lou McK1nney James
Barnett MarJor1e MCCUISLOH Leroy Todd Dorls Graham
Thlrd Row Jack1e Geur1n W1lda Moody Graves Morrls Estherlee
Ha1kleroad J un1or Colson Frankle M1ller Ray J umor Hende1son
Fourth Row All1e Mae Vance J lmmy Haley Dee Bogard Joel Jackson
Norma Boswell Dan Cam Katle Compton
Flfth Row Marvln McDan1el Norma Thorn Deward Bennett June
Hale Rudy Lovett Faye Oldham.
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President .S........... ....................................................................,....... D Wain Herndon
Vice President .......... ................................. S ue Russell
Secretary ....................................................,.................... ,.............,............. J une Hale
Ray Junior Henderson
Treasurer ...........,.........................................................
At the beginning of a new school year we became Sophomores. Last
year we had thirty-two in our Freshman class.
We were glad to have Estherlee Harkleroad from Texas join our
class during the first semester. Sue Russell dropped out of school during
the last six weeks of the first semester. Mrs. Don Howell is our sponsor.
We were honored to have June Hale, one of our classmates, elected
cheerleader. Graves Morris, Marvin McDaniel, Jackie Geurin, Leroy
Todd and Dan Cain represent us in basketball.
We are looking forward to our Junior year.
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Vice President ........................................................................ Margaret Washer
Secretary .................... ...... D Wain McC1ard
Treasurer ............................ ........ ............................... .... ......... D a p h ene Herndon
Reporter .......................................................................................... Eulane Burkeen
On August 24, 1951, We entered school as the "Green" Freshmen of
Almo High. There were forty enrolled in our class. The class chose Mr.
D. J. Miller as their sponsor. We were pleased to have one of our class-
mates, Margaret Washer, elected cheerleader. At the beginning of school
We presented a "B1ackface Minstrel."
We were represented in basketball by Jerry Edwards, Marvin Scott,
Bobby Schroader, Derrall Lockhart, Eulane Burkeen, Dwain McC1ard,
George Clark, Kelsie Hooks, Willie Jackson, Martin Wells and Jackie Thorn.
We are looking forward to our Sophomore year.
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In the spring of 1951 graduation and old age claimed a total of four
basketball players of the Almo Warrior's starting five. Prospects for the
fall of 1951-52 were gloomy indeed. Sonny Lockhart was the only Warrior
to be back in school who really had varsity experience. Little Dee Farris
had played some first string ball, but very little. Coach Miller has worked
with three more boys that have the ability and determination and has
come up with a winning five. James Neale, running at forward With
Sonny Lockhart has played good ball as has Jackie Burkeen, a very fine
rebounder who is filling the other guard spot opposite little Debo. The
center position has been left up to Sonny's little brother, Bobby Lockhart,
who has filled it very efficiently. Bob stands an even 6' 2". The Warriors
have been given some fine substituting by Max Lovett and Red Connor.
There are three Sophomores on our squad which should play some good
ball in the future. They are Dan Cain and Graves Morris, forwardsg and
Marvin McDaniel, guard. Our record now stands at 14 won-8 lost.
OUR SCHEDULE
Almo ....... ......... 3 3 vs. Sharpe .......,.4., .......... ........
Almo ....... ......... 5 1 Vs. New Concord .....................
Almo ........ ......... 6 5 vs. Hazel ........................ ........
Almo ....... ......... 4 7 vs. Brewers ................ ........
Almo ........ ......... 6 2 vs. Farmington ........................
Almo ....... ......... 3 4 vs. Hardin . .....,.,................ .
Almo ....... ......... 5 3 vs. Murray Training ............
Almo ........ ......... 7 6 vs. Lynn Grove ..........................
Almo ....... ......... 6 8 vs. Kirksey ...................... ........
Almo ........ ......... 6 1 vs. Farmington ........... ........
BLIND TOURNEY
Almo .... 61 vs. Kirksey ..... 56 Almo .... 53 vs. Concord
Almo ....... ......... 6 8 vs. Hazel ...,........................ .........
Almo ........ ......... 7 0 vs. Wingo .......................................
Almo ....... ......... 5 8 vs. Kirksey ,,.................................
Almo .......................................... 51 vs. Murray Training ............
CALLOWAY COUNTY TOURNAMENT
Almo 44 - Lynn Grove 38 Almo 51 - Kirksey ..........
Almo .... 59 - New Concord .... 53 Cfinalsj
Almo ....................... .............. 5 2 vs. Lynn Grove ......,.... ........
Almo ........ ......... 4 1 vs. New Concord ........ ........
Almo ........ ......... 6 5 vs. Hardin .................... ........
Almo ....... .... - vs. Sharpe ...............
Almo ....... .... - vs. Wingo ...............
Almo ........ - Vs. Brewers ..........
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Sonny Lockhart and Bobby
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Alrnrfs 65-49 victory over Haze
Frldav nifzht on the Hazel floor
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itheir third IOS5 Of the season
when they took the 16 paint mar-'
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The Warriors led at the end of
the first period by an 18-13 mar-
'gfin. At the end of the half thov
had jumped into a 35-23 lead.
Both Loc'khart's along with zhe
other Almocrs put the ball thru
the hoop and as the third quarter
came to an und they had racked
up a 48-34 lead. Snnnv lmckhart
fouled nut in the final period and
was replaced by Max Lovett who
got around to Score two noizxli
Sonny with lfitpfvizats lcd thoAlrno, Over . A
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ALMO 51. MURRAY N
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-quarter to drub the Mun-ny 'IH-ein-4
ing school Colts by n score of 51-391
here Friday night. 3
Murray Training led at the end!
of every period, but the lead wasl
always slight. The Colts held a 34-
32 advantage going into the final
camo. - I n
Sonny lockhart. Alma forward,1
tumed in 14 points, and Farris. ag
guard, tallied 13 for the wlnnersf
Jones. Smith and Hendon each
scored nine for Murray Training.
Almo .................. 8 22 32 51
Murray Tm ......,.... 14 23 34 39
Alma 1513 .
Forwards: Nell 5. Lovett. 4, B.
Lockhart 14.
Center: B. Lockhart 9.
Guards: Burkeen 6. Farris 13.
Murray Training 139
Forwards: Byerly. Bunktt 3,
Jones 9.
Centers: Hale 5, Gardner.
Guards: Smith 9. Hendon 9. J.
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Bobby to-sed in 15 pmnts, Gerald l
"Um" "'m0"'f'd for 19 Points Almo High School won over
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ALMO, Ky.-Klrksey defeated
Almo 01-Bl ln nh overtime baht-
bdl guna here Friday night
The moore vu knotted it 51-dl
at the end of the nlulu playing
time After the lead had du-und'
hands several tlmu.
Ah-no lad 13-I nv. the quartz: md
I5-20 at the hal! but Klrkuy pulled
Ahead 44-41 at the and of the third
period.
Mccallen, with ll Pnlnll Dutd
the Attack lor Klrkley. Bonny
Lockhart mlm scored ll for Almo.
Klrkney ......... I N M I1 Cl
Alma .........., 13 Z' Ol I1 ll
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Iorvu-ds:,Treu I, Pukt 8.
Center: llcfkllen ll.
Guards: Johnson 10. lulur 11
Qlhhlhlhlm 8. Edward.: l.
Alma ll!!
Forward!! Nell ll, U. lbckhlrl V
ll, D. Burkeen 6.
Center: B. lpckhut I.
Guards: J. Burksen I. hrrh 10,
Imett 2, Conner. .
Alma W Etriors
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ALM0, Ky.-The Almo Warriors
defeated the Murray Training school
Colts 53-50 here tonight ln gplte
of, 32 points tossed in by the Cows
center, Russell Outlandl
Almo led at the end ot the first
quarter arid at halftime but the
Colts rallied to forge 0110 P01115
ahead at the third quarter tum. The
Warriors scrapped, their way into
the' winners circle with a late rally,
however. ' - - .
Alma i533
Forwards: B. Lockhart 12, Neal 9,
Lovett.
Center: B. I-OCUIRYB 91 1
Guards: Farris 15, Bllfkeln 3-
Murmy Training 1505
Iorwsrds: Byerley 2, Hale 8-.
Odnter: Outland 32.
Guards: Smith 6, Hend0n, Bill-
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'Farmington last night In a close-
6l-59 game. Almo held a 15-I8 lead
at the end of the first canto, but
Farmington came back to lead ab
the hal! N-25. Almo came back' in
the third period however and
ended the third quarter with a 46-
43 advantage. '
Almo went on in the lu! stanza
to ice the game 01-59 in I close
fiinish.
, Dee Farris was top honor man
'with 20 points with Breedlove high
for Farmington with 15 points.
Almo ............. 15 25 46 61
Farmington ........ 13 29 43 59
Almo KID
Forwards: S. Lockhart 15, Nell
Center: B. Lockhart 7.
' Guards: Farris 20, Bur-keen 9.
Farmington USD
Forwards D 13 Jo
Center: Cochrum 4.
Breedlove 15. Wilford 2.
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ALMO 51. NEW CONCORD ll
'lend just before th first. hal! end- '
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the finals by taking a 51-40 decision
lrom Kirksey's Eagles in the second
game of the semi-finals last night.
The Warriors got off to u quick
start and held a 8-4 lead midway
wthrough the first quarter. But the
Eagles, sparked :ay James Suiter,
roared back to tie the score, then
imove out in front ll-10 at. the end
o! the period.
Sonny Lockhart put the Warriors
,buck into the lend' 19-18 with four
minutes left in the half and from
, the-re on Almo' was never headed.
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1
4 minutes remaining., Almo controlled'
:the ball most of the remaining timei
'ond simply waited for the clock'
to run out. ' ' .
Sonny Lockhart leg the Almo
scoring with 22, points. This 'wus
also the highest total scored so
far in the tournament. Dee Farris
Jyggx Almds second high scorer
with 13- point.s.' , ,
Bobbi' Johnsixri 1134 the losers with
13 markers. He was followed by
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Guards' Man 8' Dlmeu 9' James Suiter with 9 and Howard
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'Five players .lert the game nn I
ALMO, Ky.-Alma Cook I IMHO' lgrrsonal fdqls. Kirksey lost Tr0S,'
ed hers tonight All clung to it
to edge Ihw Concord 51-48. It wu
the first victory lor Almo. which i
has lost one, und the first lou tor!!
New Concord. which had wma N9 K1
before tonight. Q
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New Concord ..... . lg 25 31 48
Alma CSD
Forwards: Neal 9, Sonnyflock- ,
hart 18.
Center: Bobby Inckhut 12.
Guards: Burkeen 3. Furla 9. 9
New Concord MSD . l
Forwards: Adams 13, Hurt 15.
i genters: Dick 11. Warren.
uuds: Klnglns 3.' Steel 8. ' -
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'the coaches in the tournament in-
'cluded Farrell Miller, Lynn Grove: ,
- Sonny Lockhart, Alma: ,Kenneth '
Hurt. New Concord: Lash, Murray
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Score by quarters:
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Almo ............. 10 23 4 37 51
Kirksey f ......... 11 21 30 ,40
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Forwards: Nfeale 9, S. Lockhart'
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'Concord 59-53 in the finals oi the
Calloway County Tournament las:
nights to win the '1951-52 count!
chirriplohship. '
'Most of the credit for the victory
IjWEhf to Dee Farris, a 5,' 5" ball
"ol fire, whose outstanding play
enabled the Warriors to pull away
Tjin the last two quarters. Time and
,time again the hard charging Hurd
.broke through the Redbirds de-I
tense to score on driving lay-ups.
The tiny southpgw scored 25
,points durin gthe contest. 11 of than
comin: in the last quarter. He WB
only Warrior to score in thi
lrqgne. ' .
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'beiore the edbirgls caunem all I
,Win mot bl Willie Dick. Burl
knotted the l00l'0.Cf 4-all uuljhh
Qteelehitatree thtuvqftoput Cm-
:coxd out in front. '
Q Concord held onto the lead untill
XIIHOIQY before the half. when Far-
ris hit a,-long get shot that 'pl
3Ah'no ahead 29-21 with a mimng
and a hal! left. The hill dnb!
.with Alm0,0I1 for by 88-81. '
' Concord regained the lead garb
lin the third period 'on goal: U
Hurt md Adams. 'nm was ihen- li
lead of the niiht. After' Sonny
'Logkhart put the Warriors quad
38136, an a set shqt, the Alma gum
48155124 ov! in front the ,rest Aol
the wax. n
' In the last perioq Almo, stretched
Itheiflead to nine -points, 54-45, th!
,widest margin of the game, ll
'Farris went on a scoring spree. Thg
Warriors froze the ball 'successfully
during the lagt two minutes to
ice the Slime. '
Farris was A1mb's leading point-
marker with '25, Bqbby Steele led
the Redbird 'scoringfwithlw mark-
, - ' ers, Dick ,was close hghind with IO.
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Forwards: McCa1lon 8.- Brea: 1, 'jcmwd Q - ' 14432 43 53
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Forwards: ,Hurt ,'14, Kingins ,
Centerg: 'Dick 16, 'Mathis " ' '
Guqgku: , Steele la, Adams, 3,
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Girl Most Likely to Succeed ......... ............ M odene Duncan
Boy Most Likely to Succeed ............................................. J. D. Grogan
Most Lovesick Couple
Max Lovett and June Hale
Loudest Mouth ................. ...................................... D ee Bogard
Teachers' Pet .................
The Absentee ...........
"Slow-Poke" ........
Master Mind ......................
Most Dignified Senior
Leland Peeler
Harry Lovett
Karen Sheppard
Dee Farris
Jo Ann Oldham
Jolliest Junior .......................... ........ J immy Rutland
Silliest Sophomore ........ .................. L eroy Todd
Greenest Freshman .......... ......... J erry Edwards
Gum Chewer ..................
Flirtiest Girl ........
Flirtiest Boy ........
The Swooner ........
Quietest -Girl .............
Goofiest Guy ............
Goofiest Girl ........
Two-Timer ........
Norma Thorn
Datha Cleaver
Bobby Lockhart
Graves Morris
Betty Lou Cope
Derrall Lockhart
Allie Mae Vance
Shirley Alexander
The Baby .......................... .................... P atsy Kmgins
Loneliest Person ............. ........... L auraella Andrus
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Gigglingest Giggler ......................................................... Mary Lou Witty
Rest Room Gang .................................
Maretta Morris, Joyce Jones
Bobbie Clark, Geraldine Hopkins
Laura Nell Hopkins and Norma Thorn
Most Solemn ............................................................,....................... Rudy Lovett
Most Cooperative ............ ..............................................
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Joe Pat Thweatt
Joyce Jones
Faye Oldham and Norma Boswell
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We advertise our business here,
Be it big or smallg
Doctor, lawyer, merchant, chief,
We thank you one and all.
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person or firm which has seen fit to advertise in this
yearbook. We certainly appreciate their assistance, and
ask YOU to cooperate with us in patronizing these
advertisers.
The 1952 Senior Class
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W ard's Auto Supply Store
Murray, Kentucky
Ask Your Grocer For
Randolph 'speclal C01IZAf7H71L0llfS of
Yukon Best MURRAY MOTORS, INC.
and
Lynn Grove Best Flour Your Friendly Ford Dealer
MURRAY Murray, Kentucky
WHOLESALE GROCERY
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SCHOOL DAYS ARE HAPPY DAYS
Remember Them With
PHOTOGRAPHS
and this
PHOTO-ANNUAL
made by
SPIETH sTUD1o
Centralia, Illinois
John D. Grogan
General Merchandise
and
Trucking Contractor For
Agri-Lime, Crushed Stone, Gravel
Phone 736-R-4 Shiloh, Ky
Kirchhoffs Fresh Sandwich Bread
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Complillzclzts of
JACKSON RADIO SHOP
Phone 35
Murray, Kentucky
Complirzzclzfs of
LUCAS SHOE SHOP
Murray, Kentucky
Max H. Churchill Funeral Home
"The Friendly Funeral Home"
311 North 4th
Phone 98
Murray, Kentucky
Complimezzts of
VARSITY GRILL
Murray, Kentucky
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MORRIS GARAGE
Hardin, Kentucky
Colizjnlimenzts of
WALLIS DRUG STORE
We have it - We will get it
or it can't be had.
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RADIO CAB
When you go, go radio
Phone 808
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BANK OF MURRAY
Deposits Guaranteed Up To 310,000
By F. D. I. C.
Murray, Kentucky
PARKER SEED CG.
Buyers and Processors of Hybrid Popcorn
South Second Street
Phone 665
Murray, Kentucky
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STOKES TRACTOR
8: IMPLEMENT CO.
Murray, Kentucky
A. B. BEALE 8: SON
Hardware, Plumbing Goods
Electrical Goods, Radios
Refrigerators
Make Our Place
Headquarters
When In Town
Phone 36
Murray, Kentucky
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BELK-SETTLE CO.
Newest, Largest and Best
Department Store
Murray, Kentucky
Compliments of
BOATWRIGHT 8: CO.
Wholesale Groceries
Murray, Kentucky
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ECONOMY SELF-SERVICE
Still The Busiest Place
In Town
Rudolph Thurman,
Owner
Phone 130
LEDGER Sz TIMES
Calloway County's
Daily Paper I
Job Printing Office Supplies
Murray, Kentucky
LITTLETON'S
Connie and Jacqueline Shoes
Vanity Fair Underwear
Claussner Hose
Betty Rose Coats
and Suits
Murray, Kentucky
PEOPLE'S BANK
OF
MURRAY, KENTUCKY
Each Deposit Insured
Up To 310,000
Member F. D. I. C.
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Bank of Marshall County
A ood bank 1n a good town 1n a good country
Member of F D I C
Benton Kentucky
Excavatmg Landscaplng G1 ade Work
Contl acto1
Phone 136 R 2 Murray
Complznzents 0
Calloway County Lumber Co
Phone 72
Murray Kentucky
Natlonal Stores Corporatlon
Gualanteed Lower PIICGS
Mur1ay Kentucky
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Chicken Steak
Country Ham
Highway U. S. 68
Near Ky. Lake State Park
Phone 623-J Murray, Ky.
TAYLOR MOTOR
8z IMPLEMENT CO.
Dodge - Plymouth
Sales and Service
Phone 1000
Murray, Kentucky
JONES-DAV IS TRUCK
Sz TRACTOR CO.
Your International
Harvester Dealer
Phone 1200 - 1210
Murray, Kentucky
WHEATLEY LUMBER CO
Building' Material
Hazel Highway
P. O. Box 574
Phone 895
Murray, Kentucky
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SHROAT BROTHERS
MEAT MARKET
FIN LEY'S DRIVE-IN
Ice Cream
Sandwiches
Pit Bar-B-Q
Banana Splits
Murray, Kentucky
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L. W. IMES STORE
Phone 952-J-1
Almo, Kentucky
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OUTLAND SEED
8: POPCORN CO.
Murray, Kentucky
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RICKlVIAN'S GROCERY
Murray - Benton Road
Souvenirs - Live Bait
Groceries -- Fishing Tackle
TAYLOR'S -
FISHING LODGE
Modern Housekeeping
Cottages
Route 1 Hardin, Ky
SAM CALHOUN
Plumbing - Electric
Sales and Service
Universal Appliances
Myers and F Sc W
Water System
Phone 1054 Murray, Ky.
C011zpli11ze11ts of
DAY AND NIGHT LUNCH
Murray, Kentucky
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Drink
Sunburst Milk
RYAN MILK CO.
Telephone 1911
Murray, Kentucky
Complizfzeazts of
GARRISON,S GROCERY
B. W. Garrison, Owner
Almo, Kentucky
"The Home of Fine Foods"
THOROUGHBRED GRILL
504 West Main St.
Murray, Kentucky
HARDIN D X SERI ICE
D X Products
F1restone Txres
and Accesso11es
Hal d1n Kentucky
Conzplmzefzts of
ELLIS POPCORN CO
12th and Chestnut St
Mur1ay Kentucky
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REXALL DRUG STORE
F B McCI ARD
Dealer 1n Poultry and Eggs
Phone 947 W 1
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MURRAY AUTO PARTS
Phone 16
Mul ray Kentucky
MILLER AUTO PARTS
Phone 2891
Benton Kentucky
Complzmeufs of
TRIANGLE INN
Warden Gllbert
Owne1
Mum ay Kentucky
PUCKETTS MARKET
Staple and Fancy Grocerles
Fresh Meats Fru1ts
Vegetables
Hazel Kentucky
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POPCORN CO
Murray Kentucky
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RADIATOR SERVICE
312 Walnut Street
Murray, Kentucky
TOLLEY FOOD MARKET
Phone 37
Murray, Kentucky
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LESTER NANNEY
MURRAY
PAINT AND WALLPAPER
COMPANY
Paints, Varnishes, Shellac
Oils and Wall Paper
Murray, Kentucky
THURMAN FURNITURE
COMPANY
New and Used Furniture
Phone 316
Murray, Kentucky
JOE MORRIS USED CARS
All Cars Sold M, Down
CALLOWAY COUNTY
SOIL IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION, INC.
Farmer Owned
Farmer Controlled
Feed - Seeds - Fertilizers
Farm Supplies
Serving 3000 Farmers
Phone 207 Murray, Ky.
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VARSITY AND CAPITAL
Joe Morris E. L. Beale THEATERS
Phone 4633 "" Day Of Night Frank Lancaster, Mgr.
308 N. Main St. Benton, Ky.
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MOTOR SALES
Guaranteed New and Used
Cars
Murray, Kentucky
C011zpli11Le1zts of
JONES CLEANERS
Murray, Kentucky
HOLLAND DRUG CO.
"Where Quality Counts"
East Side Court Square
Murray, Kentucky
AIRLENE GAS CO.
504 Main Street
Murray, Kentucky
ARQILEY FURNITURE SWANNVS GROCERY
' AND '.
APPLIANCE co. Semservlce
Radios Washers Phone 24 and 25
Kelvinator Refrigerators
Murray, Kentucky
208 South 4th Street
Murray, Kentucky
DIXIE CLEANERS
We Will Clean Your Clothes
and Dye For You
Thomas H. Crider, Owner
307 E. Main
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CORN-AUSTIN CO.
"Where Men Trade"
Hyde Park Suits
Freeman Shoes Hats
Murray, Kentucky
FITTS BLOCK CO.
Telephone 1068
Murray, Kentucky
WARD-OUTLAND
BAKERY
Pies, Cakes, Rolls
Take Special Orders For
Birthday Cakes
Weddings, Etc.
Phone 850
MURRAY HATCHERY
R. E. Kelly, Owner
Quality Chicks
Murray, Kentucky
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JOHNSON APPLIANCE CO.
Your Frigidaire Dealer
Murray, Kentucky
Conzplinzcnts of
LINN FUNERAL HOME
Benton, Kentucky
DR. W. H. ABERNATHY
Chiropractic Health Center
U. S. Highway 68 at Aurora
Route 5 Benton, Ky
THWEATTS GROCERY
Shell Gas and Oil
Miller Tires and Tubes
Alrno, Kentucky
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HUTCHENS BARBECUE
Benton, Kentucky
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Flowers For All Occasions
Phone 188
Murray, Kentucky
BRAY'S CAFE
Best Cheeseburgers
and
Plate Lunches In Town
Hazel, Kentucky
Complizlzents of
MURRAY LUMBER CO.
Depot Street
Murray, Kentucky
HENDON S
SERVICE STATION
Phone 82
Murray, Kentucky
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J EFFREY'S
Two Stores
Murray, Kentucky
PARKER'S
JEWELRY STORE
Joe T. Parker, Mgr.
Glasses Fitted
Murray, Kentucky
FLEMING FURNITURE CO.
Willet and Krochler
Furnitures
General Electric Appliances
We Sell For Less
Benton, Kentucky
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Curlee Clothes
Stetson Hats
Jarman Shoes
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