Ashland High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Ashland, KY)
- Class of 1953
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J., A 45 k , ix? s 1, 5' ' if , wi, W W I Y 1, ,B QE ' rw'-, nf' ff 'r'f IV! !,, flf ,.-w ' ,,... x and ,P ll A REPORT CN THE YEAR 1953 TO THE CITY OF ASHLAND ly that the cntuzens ol Ashland are wholeheartedly xnterested In the lacnluttes ol thetr town and lcnowung that olten the bad IS circulated good as never fold the students ol Ashland t-hgh School talce thus opportunlty report through ptcture and wrute ups the var ed acttvttles ol the school world We leel that a better acquamtance wtth our scholastnc lute wall Increase the communuty s prude rn nts school Not all aspects rate an A but very lew phases can be morlced wuth an outrnght F 0' '-at X ?f-'l1'UHIIl:!fi:5 E4-?! ffl.ZlET 1 IE' 'I L.-Lx ,.,.., K'1 1 L X- fI,i1QQs l,f -111' lsffl, I I T, ff, l1 s, '... 9.1 ' It ' ii . 1 LT 1 I ., I t fw . 7 0 A ,W-W' . 1 ,HN K ,fb 1, 1 Q x x r . W., gl-k,' Q ffwl- , , x ,. l ' N- ' 2 ' Q-L 9 A gf 4 FX :me ,wpw Q , ' 'fQ? jf'wwf3Q,,, 5-'W A 1, Q 4 wk VM., Y. 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ASHLAND KENTUCKY ASHLAND sruonns ARE: IN T E L L I G E N T ln every bustling city there is a need for varying types at intellects and abilities. Realizing this, wideeawalce administrators have keyed Ashland l-ligh Schools program to take care at every type at pupilf tram those whom their tellow classmates attectionately dub 'ia brain to those whose lreenest satislaction is derived tram tashioning something with manual slcill. Who can iudge which is more valuable since each is dependent on the other. Students at Ashland High are as industrious and intelligent in their studies os they are in vocational work. Page eight INDUSTRIOUS Y. 4 .. 9 A .I of 'A 2 ,K '. x M if ,,, 17 'Q 7 Q , Q? f Q X I N 1 L 1 N I I h 's xi 1. . fix , Q' If 1 Yi ill 31. .align ji, wtwge f4 3 X w Q A , x if Rvpohimgfhouwomdwol+of,omd CoHeCUng moneyfo buy wMkforWm Romey Home indicate thot A.H.S. pupils think of others. CONSIDERATE Pogetem 7 PATnlo,. c Patriotism may mean many things. Service Club boys show patriotism lor their school by cleaning up and painting the backstage walls. Ashland pupils run the gamut ol talent. For example, Billy Ray Jennings, who stars in baseball and in basketball, has o 3.0 scholastic standing and is the originator ol the students prayer group. Jeanette Barbour not only accompanies choral groups but does some singing ol her own. Jennings saves the day as he grabs the ball for the out at Everman, Flowers, Seaton, and Fout do their bit tor A.H.S TALENTED Accompanied by Jeanette Barbour, Gallaher, G. Saunders and K. Saunders prove that practice brings a superior rating .SPX i lf. , , If Q 4 5. -rw my f....,, KS Q, 932 i3.,.-if - K f . , Q.-5,55 D 4 ,Ipkd .? , A. ,xx-, . W - .nv . x, Q .4 Q Q A H S students point wnth pride to o top notch toculty thot devotes nts tame ond tolent tts wnsdom ond understondrng ond nts unlnmuted pottence to rnoldang youthful personoltnes unto persons who will become uselul cntlzens ln the clossroom they help us olotonn the toundotnon lor o good educotton In our extro currtculor octnvutues they develop our leodershnp our sense ol responsubnltty our love ot democrocy Q l Q x Ot . Superintendent Ashlands publuc schools are under the sur veullance ot Dr J B IvIcQuown who us educa tuonally well qualnhed tor the taslc He holds the BS MA and Ph D degrees The last two were earned at Ohuo State He Iormerly served as head ot the laboratory school at Marshall College ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL Assistant Superlntendent Servung as assnstant superuntendent us that gemal tlsherman and hunter Mr Roy G Smnth I-Ie attaclcs all three 'obs wnth equal enthusuasm Kentucky Wesleyan awarded hm hrs BS degree and the Unuversnty ol Kentucky has M A Page fourteen . I l '. r . . . . , 4 . ., . ., . , I 0 , . . I . . Principal Because ol his integrity, his wisdom, his im' partial judgment, Ashland High School is por- ticularly lortunate to be under the direction ol such a capable educator as Mr. l'l. L. Ellis. l-le received his A.B. degree from Eastern State Col- lege and his M.A. lrom Columbia. Dean of Girls Dean of Boys l-larriet Chatlield, English W. C. Shattles, Psychology University al Kentuclcy A.B. and M.A. Western State College AB. Marshall lv1.A. Page fifteen ,H ' 3' . l mr? -Q Adu .. ,- - ,A U 0 gg My , X ,XX Sv., 4 'Sap A 1 WFS: M Y Av- 4 k -X .- . V N ,X is K . Y Vw ? ' M ik W xx , ,B sv Q' I K k .H lk EL 4 .kg , i .9- 0 XJ . 'wg x 6 Y . ,, , . My NN, . 1, . A 2 N new hw 3 , S F 4 , 3' 8' VM +5 ii 2 4' I S s, 5' D' 'M L , 3 . . Q ,gm f' 0- 1 'I 6: 45-5 i MQW Q ' Pa. U HARRIET CHATFIELD ELIZA COOKSEY PAULINE GARDNER ALICE J KALTER Umversrty ol Kentucky AB Eastern Kentucky State Cal Ward Belmont George Pea Unnversrty of Wrsr ns nAB Marshall Colleqe MA lege Western Kentucky State body BS Busrness Enqlush Fnql sh Dean olGrrls Calleqe A B Marsnall Co Ifnq sh lege M A Speech Enqlrsh Although many A H S puprls study Latnn French and Spannsh they have a keen awareness ot the value of a thorough knowledge ot their own Englush No matter what protesslon or trade they choose to tollow they beneht greatly by beang able to express themselves and therr rdeas to other people An understandnng ot one s own language ts vrtally Important today RUTH OSBORN Un versnty of Kentucky Enqlrsh MARGARET PHILLIPS Randolph Macon Woma College AB En :sh Ht Lute Ann al I'1 But Pursue Thelr Own Language LACIE PENNINGTON Eastern Kentucky State Cot leqe Un vers ty ol Kent cky AB Cornell Enql sh Bro aay DOROTHY WOMACK Eastern Kent rky Stats e e AB O o Sao r vers ty M A En sh H Lute Galctc Page eventeen Trigonometry pupils patiently work those mind-taxing problems. Math ls Important To Many Careers ln this complex world ol today many vareerx ana prole Axx, tony demand o tlnorouglw knowledge ol rnalwornotlfol lnnvtlon, lr' order to be basically equipped for tlwe lature AHS, student-r l'1ave been provided Opporlunltla to lea'n rlm lnlr'narlw ol algebra, geometry, and triaonometry. RALPH DINSMOOR Page eighteen ln nvvnory fl Mrs. .le5S:e lhurwtnl, wlmw dvd May YF, WS? t,l1'l,.rrt1l, A, JANICE SMITH Frat ly VV ,lr-,V AB,ll:'T 'y ' nl l ,,,,,. LN r ,. .V . we 5.5 ret , wr at JESSIE DANIEL 7.111 'rr C llrhr-r y w kr ly A84 ll 'R 'WWH lYl'lllWv'l'Mlll S FRANCES RICHARDSON C wr C lr-rp: AB. MYRTLE BROWN :RED RIGSBY Y 'V AfOmIC Sclenhsts or Space Ccclefs7 Soeme phy IC chemmry ond bwo ony open 0 food 0 emue of po wb Ne to be mveefmcfco y pupmls wwfh moufrmq mnd Under H19 proper Mon some pupvl may be Qef cn We path fP1CJfwlN cod fo Fome He mwqht even em umfer O mon from Mm Studenrs of the bxology class study dlssechor' of cmmols vm? -40 eff . 32 . 4. , 8533 Riff 3 .r N ma-, wt , RQ-3? .1 I .r L 5 y., - S , 5 a . ,, ,ygfyyl x iw gl fx r, u ,H ' xr x wwf Y ' x. --1..,,w, f-en 459' 3, 4 1 Q IIAZEI. CHATFIELD ETHEL ELLINGTON MOLLY GATRELL DORIS HARRELL PATRICIA WATHEN III' I, -' lx -I ' -I, AB, B-I.A.1V-q live-wt' 8.5, I' lxstfra tw- ' u, S' C I. .'-if ', ' KI-' IIV- .varsity rl Yr ntl iw 'itz' 1 Ir.:i 1 I.:-I sly 5 Ixf- t III, Ix1,A, 'gli' la .wsty ' Ive' I, ,-my ' w'.- B ' Milli xxvitivwy, I IIIII1 tru! IxI1,IvI 'sf Slvwrtlhlrul Igxw ' 'rg H in it ' 1 I,l I ,-milling Take a L Please. Io many Aslwland Hlglm SQIIQQI graduate tlwcv w rl fy Iam ' IOIXQ G letter! plco ei' will mon IUC vc XXIHIS. npplie the Alwland Gil and Rr-fnfnrq C ,, Armro, and tlwe Imoi lwwinew and prole ' wanal rw-rr iwow 'ff ll WIIII wefaualillcd 'ecrotafes Iuoolw Ile-rlcs, and genera Qllirg Iwclp, IIIQ I.omrnO If1I teaclwers Ieel a wen e cvl achievement wlwcn that pupils prove Iatilaitafy in their new poiti n. Secretarial training for these girls will provide business men ol Ashland with luturc secretaries. HELEN MYERS CARL REEVES f Ashland of Carl order to N1 s highly rcied bond under 'he dlrechon Reeves puts nn many hours of work In produce Dherr fine muslc Musuclons Are Keyed To Perfection If ns offen sold thot music offers on outlet for and vrducd expressron Approxwmotefy 225 pupmls Yoke port IU ine bond ond The Chow es Many ndvduol be Come outstondung sdonsis or members of small qroupQ 2 , , ' Q L-wYsvIHv Srnof ff M eff- Mm--,mend S tr- Crllnegqf-, Bnlshrhr mf Mirah Uvivv-vsiY', bt Kvrt 1. Ky BS., 433115 CFM-ws OHM Sfctfw llrrm-vsif-J Ben-A D'roeV'r' ' S . I ii Q - .X , x K . X . kL'h ' .' N I 'K A xi S-.-bi Y. -WAM.fA,.x., r Large Staff Manages Athletic Program HILDA EVANS Marshall Colleqe A B Physucal Educallon l-lyquene REX MILLER Georqeto n College AB U I e stv ol Kenlo lry M A Boloqy Football Track GEORGE CONLEY Marshall Colleqe A B M A Amerncan Government Econom s Basketball Baseball CHARLES EBLEN a all College Unlversrty ol K n lucky A B World l-llstory Commercial Law Foot ba WILLIAM J CARTER Marshall Colleqe AB Drnvrnq Football BOB SANG Marshall Colleqe A B Economic Geography Football Page twenty three Boys in the machine shop show bolh slzill and accuracy in their worln 5 . ROBERT COBURN fra vein im, n fl Pupils Train For Vocations and Homemaking Poromounl in lhe world lodoy the ability to provide o living lor one'+. Sell ond ones dependentl, Vocolionol troining olten equips. boys For splendid po-Jrions, Equolly imporlonl lor lhe modem' liirl i lhe preporolion lor lolcing fore ol the hfirnn ond lwrnily thol she nolurolly expect in the lulure. Learning lo become good homemalrers is the task of these induslrious girls in home economics class ROBERTA PATRICK PHYLLIS BRADLEY Need a Book, a Transcript, a Locker7 WILMA CARROLL Eastern Kentucky State Co eqe AB U my of Kentuplcy Llbrartan RUTH FISCHER Berea Col eqe Secretary to the pr nn pal LYNA PATRICK Berea College Moten ad State Colhq Bookstore Monaqer Req strar Trease or of .url Achv has They Dlrect the ROT C Corps CLAUDE SMITH Soath Dakota State Colleqe Furs! Lneutenant JAMES METHENY Ft Rntey Kan as Se qoant CHARLES B RUSSELL Fort Jackson South Carol na Master Serqeant BERNHARDT MEIER Ft Benn nq Georqta Captaan Page twenty fave R Af-sb km f-Qrn eww, H -vm A--1 if Q. ig? Q X We vtew wnth olorm 'those seemungly unnecessary tests thot ore put out os snores tor the unwory Sometimes It s only when we moture Q llttle an wlsdom ond tn stoture thot we ftnd out the pesky things were strtctly for our own good call the tame lt s too lote now to worry about thus one but well study nord ond be reody tor the next Q 0 X Q Qtn? . 'Q Page twenty-eight Jenning ,..... , ......,........,. treasurer Beverly .... . president Woods ..,, vice president Barbour . secretory It was Fun while It Lastecl-Wasn' This year's senior class is the best! That's what every senior thinks when he graduates. But '53 is the tops! Remember the minstrel- the biggest audience and the best show in high school history! And what class ever put on a play better than A Case at Springtime? Then there was skip day.. .and class day... '53 is best! t Class of 53 ADKINS EARL Basketball 234 Football 234 Club 2 3 4 rsrty L Tra rn R C ass 234 AllStar qames ar l Stars 4 Arnerreas Mr Basketball 4 ANDERS BOB Football 234 Ro Club 234 ANDERSON CHARLES EDWARD Football 2 3 4 R O T C rqeant F st Class 34 Jtnror Red Cross 2 oervr r- C b 2 3 4 Junror Conservatron Clr b 2 3 4 ANDERSON JANET NADINE Kappa Phr Cl b 34 Masquers Dramatrc C b 4 Natronal Honor Sorrrty 4 Spanrsh Club 4 Grrls Chorus 2 4 State M rc Contest 4 YTeens 2 A Case ol S rung tune ANDRE DAVID Junror Conservatron Club enror rns rer Dr Team Reqronal Moslreet Shoot 3 County Moslreet Shoot 3 ROTC Master Sergeant 4 AYLOR BEVERLY Srgmet Clrb 4 Marorette 23 Band 23 t te Musre Festrval3 Junror Red Cross 2 3 4 BALL LLEWELLYN Bond 234 Smolreless Club 4 J nror Red Cross 234 BARBER VERNON L OOD S rvr 34 Natronal Honor Socrety 34 Treasrrer 4 H Lle Gazette 4 French b BARBOUR JEANETTE Theta Club 234 :ond Vue Presrdent 4 F ench Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Aecompanrst 34 Natronal Honor Socrety e re ary en or ass 4 Str en Counerl 4 State Strdent Councrl Canventron 4 rqronal M rsrt Contest 234 State Musrg n 2 3 4 rm Se Mr Lle Annual 4 Deleqate to Kentuclry Grrls tate 3 Pnllorlr Prrze Wrnner 4 BARKER ROSEMARY Srqmet Clrb 234 Grrls Chor s 4 Reqronal Mtsc Contest 4 State Musrc ontest 4 J r Red Cross 2 3 4 Senror Mrns el BARRICK CYNTHIA JANE French Club 34 rar Red C oss 234 Representatrye 3 Sent r Mnstrel Theta Club 234 Recordrrq Secretary YTeens 3 Reqrorra M src Contet 34 Mrs Contest 34 BEAM ANNA MAE Jun or Red Cross 234 BEATTY RONALD H Hr Y Club 3 Boys Chorus 4 BEVERLY BENNETT HOWARD Senror Class Presrdent Baseball 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 34 ROTC Frrst Sergeant 3 Cadet Mayor 4 Rrfle Team 34 R OTC Drrll Team 34 Key Club 23 4 Secretary 34 Homeroom Presrdent 2 Student ncrl Deleqate at larqe 34 Junror Red Cross 234 BILLICK HOWARD BILLS FREDDIE JlM Football 3 BLAIR M IA Theta Cltb 34 Spanrsh Clrb 34 Grrs orus 4 unror e ross A Case o Sprrnqtrrne BLANKENSHIP ALFREDA JANE GAA 3 Camera Club 2 Junror Red Cross 2 3 4 Senror Mrnstrel BLANTON DONALD Football 234 Servrce t 4 arsrty Ctb 34 Presrdent 4 Jun r Rea Cross 234 Traelc 34 BLEVINS JOY SUE eerleader 2 3 4 ta Clrb Frrst ree Presrdent 4 Sophomore Class Secretary Grrls State Deleqatm and Aud tor 3 Queen ol Company 3 unrar Cass Treasurer Student Cerner Natronal Honor Socrety 4 H Lrle Annual 4 Key Clrb Sweetheart 4 Senror Mrnstrel Homecomrnq Queen 4 Junror Red Cross 234 Battalron Queen 4 Qreen ol Lrle 4 A Case ol Sprrngtrme 4 BOBIER NANCY JEAN Srqmet Club 4 Grrls Chorrs 4 Senror Mrnstrel Jr nror Red Cross 4 Page twenty nrne Page thsrty Class of 53 BOCARD NORMA Jnnsor Red C oss 234 FRA 3 Gsrls Servsce CTsb 4 Bond 2 BOCOOK CHARLES RAYMOND Bond 2 3 4 Chevron CT b 4 Sponssn Clsb 3 Reqsorol Mussc Fr-stsvul 2 Store tvtussc FestvoT 234 Jssnsor Red Cross 2 3 4 Notsonol Honor Soc ety 34 Horneroorn Prsssdent Sensor Msnstrel Student Cossncs' 4 BO MILTON SrnoTceTess CT b Vsce Pre :dent 2 J 'sc Re C oss 23 Jsrssor Corservotsors CT b 23 H LsTe Gozette 4 R OTC Ursll Sqssod 23 BOGGS WREATHEL ROSE FH A 2 Sensor snstrel s se Gazette, 4 Jssnsos Red Cross 234 BOOTH JOHN KENT Chevron CTssb 2 34 Reporter 4 NotsonoT Honor Socsety 34 J sor Red Cross 2 3 4 ReqsonoT Mussc FestvoT 2 3 4 ensor Msnstrel Stole Mssssc Festsvol 3 A csc OT Sprsngtsme 4 BORDERS LILLY IMOGENE A 2 e sor Ms srrel Jsnsos Red Cross 4 Representotsve 2 BOUNK MARY SUE Mosqsters Drorvssts CT b 34 Gsrls GTee C ob 34 Sensor Msnstrel B AN HAM PHYLLIS TT'seto CTub 34 Junsor Red Cross 4 Drorno sc U Y Teens BROWN HELEN LEE Ssgrnet CT sb 4 G rTs Glee u 4 ReqsorscsT Mossn Contest 4 Stote Msss Contest 4 Jsm or Red Cross 2 3 4 Sen or M nstre BUDESHEIM CAROLE Ssqmet Clsb 34 Oss ee Club 3 ssnsor e ross Bon Y Teens 3 Reqsonol tvtssssc Contest 3 Stote tvtsssss Contest 3 French CI b 3 Sensor MsnstreT BURKE GY YTeerss 23 Bond 234 Stoe Msss F svcT 3 ensor MsnstreT Jssnsos Rod Crcss 23 4 BURRISS JAMES L OTC T y or es Wsnner 24 ssnsor ross TC S Cond L e ont Cstszen s Month 4 BYINGTON BARBARA Jnnsor Red Cross 2 3 4 etc CTUb 2 3 4 S rss T1 Cl b 23 seng en or sn rel nrsss Stote ss Contest 4 Reqsonol Mssssc Contest 4 Gsrls Clie CTub 4 CALLAHAN KAY LAYMAN Ssqmet st 2 3 4 nsor ross Bon ATterrote Moyorette 4 CALLAHAN WILLIAM EA L S okeless CT b 4 ROTC DrsTI Teorn 4 MPBELL BILL D Tl Teorn 2 Rsfle Teosn rvsce U R orter 4 Jsmsor md ross 234 ROTC Serqeont Fsrst Coss CANTRELL MILDRED DARLENE YTeens 2 I mor Red Cross 234 CANTRELL WILLIAM GOBLE Jtnsor Red Cross 234 CASSITY DONALD SrnoxeTess CT b 3 T Conservotson CT b 4 CASSITY GENEVIEVE Junsor Red Cross 234 Representotsve 3 Y Teens 3 Sensor MsrsstreT GAA 4 CAUDILL CHAR LO TE ANN Jssnsor Red C oss 234 PT'ss DoTt CTU 23 osssrer 3 Gee sso Class of 53 CHILDERS BETTY LOU Girls Glee Club 3 Camera Cltb 2 Kappa Plti Club 34 Reporter 4 eens 2 St cnt Co r 4 Spanish Clib Se 4 e Mi Pea ova Glee Cu 1 test 3 State Gl e Cl b Contest 34 CHILD PE GY ANN FHA Pla D lta Cub 4 .vcnio nstiql ni ros Case Sprinqtime CLAY ELLA MAE S 'net Cl b 4 rs Geo Cl n or ins re ru r Cross 2 3 4 CLEMONS WILLIAM EDWARD Junior Cons vation Club 234 Rifle Team 34 Smolmeless Clib 2 ROTC Drill Team 23 Junior Red Cross 2 3 4 COLLIVER EDWINA ROSE Junior Red Cross 2 Cars Gee Clib 2 Band 3 Phi Delta u 34 Senior Minstrel CONLEY TED Ro Club 23 erqeantatarms 4 ootball 2 Jinior e Cross 234 COOPER PAUL DAVID National Honor Society 4 CORDLE CLYDE C Football 234 Seivme i 234 reasurer 3 inuor iss 4 Se to Minstrel Dotty and Dolly 3 Jun ar Red ros The plan Club 34 Varsity A Club i President 4 A Case ot Spr nqtlrne 4 CRANC DONALD J mar R d Cross 234 Jinior C n so vatlon Cltb 2 3 4 CRIST JO ANN Band 234 Junior Red C oss 4 L Senior M n tre Y een 3 State Music Festival 3 Homeraorn Sec etary 3 CROTTY BETSEY JANE Siqrnet Club 4 Kappa i Club 23 Vin Rrest ent 3 H Lilo Ga ette Ile Annual 4 Girls Glee Club 4 Emnclw unior e ross YTeens 3 NUTTE IVAN Football 2 3 4 Traclc 2 3 4 Varsity Cli b 34 Kev C i CURNUTTE LOUISE POWELL Siqnut Clib 23 4 Parliamentaruan 4 H Lie Gazette 2 National onor Society 34 inior Cross 4 S anislw Clib 4 H Lite Annual 4 Girs Cha 4 DANIEL GARDNER Band 234 State Band F-estival 234 Boys Cltorus 23 State Music Con t 2 Student Coincil 3 Masquers Dramatic i 3 Tlwespian ociety 4 Servme Cub L orter 3 reasurer 4 s an us fventoentlw Simmer 3 inlor Iss 4 Sono M nstrel Ji mor Red Cross 234 Hi Y Cl b Secre ta 4 Kentmlny YaLtl'1 Assembly 4 A Case o Sprnnqtime 4 DAVIES NELL MARIE Tlveta Cltb 234 Sc-roeartatarrns 4 Senior Minstrel Junior Red Cross 234 DAVIS ANN DELANEY BETTY LOU YTeens3 Band 234 Junior Red Cross 234 DAR Home Ec. Award 4' State Musical Festival 3: Plwi Delta Clib 4: Senior M'ns rel, DEWEES THOMAS HENRY-Junior Conservation Club 3,47 Soo M sir Festival 3,4: Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4. DIXON MARY ELLEN--F.H,A. 2: Plwi Delta Cl b 3,4 Vice-President 47 Junior Red Cross 2,3,4: Rep, resentative 4. DIXON Sl'llRLEY LOlS-Alternate o Girs' te 7 Nationo Honor Society , 3 Secretary 4: Kappa Phi Ciib 4: Junior Red Cross 2,3,4. DIXON VADA RAEiJunior Red Cross 2.3, 1 ppa Phi Ci 1 H'-Lile A nu 47 Senior Minstrel: Allied Youtlw Reporter 4. .bu- bu Page thirtyvone Page thirty-two Class ol 53 DOSS VIRGINIA IRENE Junior Red Cross 2 3 4 A ecretory 3 A r C o s Senior Minstrel DOWDY IMOGENE F tl A L 2 ramatic Clt Sepretory 3 ati 0 a y 3 espian Souety Sscretary 34 rss enior lnstre n Cross 234 DUNCAN DIXIE H Li Car tt enuor Minstrel nior e ross e Anmal 4 ONDS PHYLLIS ANN J Rfd C A terna e Clveerleader 2 3 4 Y ec met Club 34 G l Cos Qt Company I3 4 ELDERMAN ANN SHARON Re tonal Speech Contest 34 Dramat Cl b 23 easlrer 4 N i na ru ur ciety 34 Reporter 4 J r e Ann Ja ern e e af i s t ameroom Chaplain 2 3 E IE J nor rss a eens 23 enior ins rel vel rs in u 3 ie ni O a it apo n 3 asf Spr n t n x nor Sorlety 4 Allied Yo t ICK BOB Baslcetb Il 2 3 4 Cap tain 4 f Ll P I en C 2 lln arsity A L inior Re C css Blueqrass Boys State 3 ERWIN CHARLES HER Clwevran Club 34 eos Conservation Club 2 Junior Red Crass Rfprcsen ive 3 pamsln CI b 1 T am E ANS HELEN JO C rls S rvirn CI b 4 J Ped Crass 234 EVERMAN BRONSON RAY S ivi Cl b 2 r eontat Arms 3 Rcpartrr 4 J nm orsiiv: I Fl I I f National Honor Sariety 4 FAIRCHILD PAT GAA Club 34 Secretary 4 Yileens 2 Spanislw Club 3 J nior Red Cross 2 3 4 FEARING OLIVER FC I fm L O TC Drill earn 34 RO C Serqfant Ma 3 Captain 4 Delegate ta Blueqrass Bays tate tonal onor S iety n a n 4 o R oss 2 ff e C Convention 234 lvlanoqer ol Prnlsrtion uw 234 FERGUSON CHARLES STUART Jmier Conser v ion Cl b 2 Junior Red Cros 234 Natiana Honor Soc ety 4 Clwevron CI b 34 President 4 Spanislw Club 4, President 47 Hornernorn Presdent 7 7 a eball , 7 . . . . ' earn 7 i Platoon 4. FIELDS WILLIAM-J.ninr Red Cross 7 747 u i onserva 'on . 7 i RO. . . DJ Team 4. FISCHER, WILLIAM J.---Band 27 rvice Club 273.47 J i r ross , 7 7 i X Team Manager 3. FLOWERS JAMES WILLIAM, JR.- St dent ' 7 rvi e I 7 . , ecre r 7 ' r ' ciety 3,47 resident 4' otball , , ' - ' rarnat'c Club 3: esaan e 4- 7 fr instrelt otty ard DaF?y 37 nicr ' enclw Cl b 7 7 epionat usic esfva , ' te MLSiC estivol 7 arsit H 7 ' ecretary 47 A Case ' pin! 'n 2' 4. E . CARL. GAGE CHARLES JAMES. GALLAHER JACKIE FRANKLIN f i ' 14 ross 2,3,4' and 7 7 N 'anal ll'ie'p'an 04 4 4 U IL C VG ' VU ' I eve-nteentlw Summer 37 Bobby-Sm 37 n' iss 7 tie Y i 47 Region reef Frstiva I Re 'ana Music Festival 4. GALLA , PH LLIS JEANfTl'ieta Club 3,47 Spanish Club 3 'r ' i 7 iona 'onar cf: 7 3 unio Red Crass 2.3,4, Pres' ent 47 Deli-a e ntuclny G'rls' St te, Lieutenant G wvern 37 I ie nnual 47 Senior Minstrel, GALLI , HE EN-Senior Minstrel7 J inior Red Cross 2,374- anish Cl tb 47 Y-Teen erretary 7 'A A C 150 ol Springtime. Class of 53 GEYER JIMMY Servtce Club 234 Vnce Presudent 3 Treastrer 4 Jumor Red Cross 234 Football 2 3 GORDON JOHN B Junuor Red Cross 234 Camera Cltb 2 Jnmor Conservatton Club 34 Y Cltb 3 Chevron Cltb Reporter 4 Sent r nstrcl ROTC F st Ltettenant 4 GRA JO V Reqtonal Speech Contest 234 ae 5 lt Cont st 234 Masqters Drarnatc C1 rna Thos tan M ety Vce Prestden R q :nal ID :rua Contgst 34 State Drama Con est 1 P d 2 Seventeent 5 te Wa o Boson B uayso Bllequass o le r Lcaqte EN ALFRED B nd 4 R acnal Mr Festtval 1 O st F st wa 4 Jtntor Conscrva lon 2 I nor Red Cro GRONE FREDERICK FIELDS Sensor Mnnstrel rvue Cl 234 Seraean a Arrns Junxor Rod Cross 2 3 4 Horneroom Treasurer 34 GROSS CHARLOTTE LOUISE FHA 2 FRA 3 J n R Cl Cross 234 GUTZWILLER SUE KAREN S qrnet Clt b 2 3 4 L L 34 Sent Mnnstrol Y Tuns 3 HAGGARD EDITH Jqntor D a C t b 4 Ht L te Gaze tns re 1 r s or S 1 3 HALE SHIRLE LEE H LL GRACE ANN lllA 24 C 'ss 234 HAMMOND ROBERT STEWART t :ll Manaqfr 2 ROTC Second Lrettenan e 1 I ROTC Drill Team 34 Lea H Y Cl b 23 Serqeant atArrns 3 Deleqate tatr Yo t Assunby 3 Senuor Mtnstre as Quers Drarnatuc L 4 Jrnuor Red Cross 234 HANNAH JAMES R R CI b 234 prestd t 1 4 Wo: A aus Con ercnce TC D am ROTC COD ann n usa s ent J not Red Cross 2 3 4 Sensor Mlnstre HARRIS GRESHA GAYE Spanush Club 3 Kap t t Pre t n G rls Glee L t nst Ban 3 Jumor Red Cross F stnva 4 State Must: Festuva 4 State Band Festtval 3 HARRIS MARY KATH ER N Sqmrt Cl b 234 Second Vtce Prest ent Band 234 Reqnonal Music Festuval 234 a e nsl s :va 2 3 4 F c L Y Teens Junuor Red Cross 234 HART PHYLLIS ANN an 23 a Cu 4 Sensor Mans re It nuor Red Cross 2 3 4 HAY JANET LEE Stqmct Clt b 2 3 4 Serqeant at Arms 3 Trf us ror 4 J ntor Red Cross Ropresenta r 2 t rt Cotncl 3 Nattonal Hono Soct L nd Q ona Ban Fes lva 23 e n F tuval L Ie Ga Ht Ltle tu 4 Allt d Y tth 4 HEMLEPP WILL MICHAEL Football 2 3 4 Co Captavn 4 Baslret 2 rvt 1 34 Prestden 4 Tra J nter Rcd Cross 234 ROTC Battaton 4 ttant Captan 4 Kappa Ph K I9 4 StL ent ml R uscntattvc 4 Spamsh Club 3 Trea tr 3 Varstt A Cl b 34 HENDERSON M RA t met l tor ro s in sh I G L 4 State Mt 1 al Stn an Mtn trel Ht Lnle Gazette HENRY PATRICIA ANN Ph Delta Club 234 roas rer 4 e Ga ette 4 Gurls Glee u or M n F H A 2 HEREFORD NADINE Sqrmt Clrb 234 Correspondtnq Sec r n 34 Nattonal Honor o mty 4 Masq nts Dramatuc Club 4 Delegate to Kentuclcy Gurls State and Attorney General 3 a orette 2 3 4 Requonal and Festlval State Band Festval 234 Reqnonal Speech Festnval Gnls Glee Cltb 24 Reqtonal Musnc Festtva 4 Stae M t Festival 24 Natuonal Forensuc l aque 4 Sentor Mtnstrel HIGGINS JOYACE URN F H A 2 Pl e a u Jun: r Rtd C S nror Mans Page thnrty three Page thsrty four -qv! Class of 53 HILL JEANNETTE MARY ANN Morehead Speech Contest 234 Masquers Dramatsc Cl b 4 r ssdent 4 appa u 4 H e azette 34 H Lste Annual 4 French Cl b 34 NGYtOUGl Honor Socsety 4 Sensor Msnstrel Junsor Re Cross Reoresentatsve 4 Alternate To K n tuclry Osrls State 3 Natsonol Forenssc Leaqte 4 Debate Team 3 Gsrls Olee Clsb 234 Reqsonal ussc Festsval 3 tate Mussc estsval 34 ot Even a Mouse 4 HOBBS FREDA CAROLYN r Delta Club 2 GAA 34 Pressdent 4 on w tv' nstrel HOLLAN GERALD HOUSTON MONA LEE Theta Cl b 34 Na tsonal Honor Socsety 4 tvtasquers Dramotsc Cl b e ou reasurer nc ' Sensor Msnstrel Charles Weaver Award 4 O ls Olee Club 4 State Musrc Festsval 4 HOWELL DELORIS ANN GAA 34 Serqeantat Arms 4 HUDSON THEODORE L JR Jurssor Red C rss 234 Student Cosncrl 2 HUNT JOHN FRANKLIN ROTC Seronr Lseutenant 4 Hs Y 34 Vsce Pressdent 4 HURTZ FRANCES JEWEL FHA 2 Phs Delta Cl b 3 4 Secretary 4 Sensor Mrnstrel HUSKEY JO ANN P Delta Club 34 Pressdent 4 Sensor M nstr I Junsor Red Cross 34 Crsrls Cvlee Club 4 HUTCHINSON LINDA SUE Ssqmrt Cl b 34 ssderst 4 Junsor R ross 234 .Je rstar r asurer 4 Y Teens 3 s nnua 1 tsonal Honor Sacrety 4 Alternate to Kentssslr Osrls St te 3 JACKSON CAROLYN Samet Clu 4 Sensor Msnstrel Junsor Red Cross 234 Grrls Olee Club 4 YTeens 2 JAMES JOHN CA VIN Junsor Red Cross 234 ROTC Bat talron Commander 4 Servsce C b 34 Rrlle Team Manaqer 4 ROTC Drsll Company Platoon Squad 234 Homeroom Vsre Prrssderst 34 Base ball 34 Honor Socrety 4 JENKINS MARY LEE Cheerleade 2 3 4 Dr lr- gate to Kentuclry Osrls State 3 Sophomore Class Treasurer Junsor Class Secretary Theta Clsb 23 ressdent 4 Ro lu Sweetheart O een o Harvest Festsval Varssty A Club Sweetheart Y Teens 23 Junsor Red C oss 234 H Lfe Ann a 4 State Mussc Festsval 4 Sensor Msnstrel JENKS ALLIE ANNE Ssqmet Club 34 Repor er Dramatsc Club 23 Y Teens 3 Sergeant at Arms 3 Devotsonal Chasrrnan 4 HsLse Gazette 4 anssh Club 4 ensor snstre un or Cross 234 Allsed Youth 4 JENNINGS WIL LIAM RAYMOND Baslretball 234 Baseball 34 Club Secretary Vsce Pr s den Varsrty A Club 34 Treasurer 4 Student Conn 34 Vsce Press en 3 Treasurer 4 Str ont Caurtcsl Conventson 234 Sophomore Class Pres dent Sensor Class Treasurer Homeroom Pressdf nt 3 Chaplasn 4 Natsonal Honor Socsetv 34 Ksnq H e P C Z O T fill 4 Danlorth Award 4 JOHNSON ARTHUR D Hs Y Club 23 Ro Cl b 4 Reporter 4 World Ahlasrs Conference 4 ROTC Drsll Team 23 State Youth Assemble 3 unsor Red Cross 234 ROTC Lseutenant JOHNSON HAZEL MARIE Revelers Dramats u 3 e a 34 Camera Cnr Sensor Msnstrel French Club 3 Gsrls Glee Clsb 4 JOSSELSON JEROME S H Y Cl b 34 Tr asurer 4 Junsor Red Cross 234 Ba eball 4 R OTC Drrll Team 2 Junsor Conservatson Cltb2 J TICE PAUL D Jurssor Rd Cross 23 R OTC Drll Team 234 Rsfle Team 34 Baseball 4 Junsor Conservatson Club 234 Serqeantot Arms 2 Sensor Msnstrel ROTC Second Lsesten ont 4 State Rstle Match 34 KAHNE DAVID Stu ent Councsl 2 Hs Lste Annual 4 Sensor M rs strel French Club 34 Junsor Conservatson Club nsor Re Cross 2 4 Srnolreoss Pressdent 2 ROTC 2nd l..seutenant3 KELLEY RICHARD W ROTC Captasn 4 Football 2 otboll Manager 34 FRA 3 Ro Cub Varssty A ub Junsor Re Cross Class of 53 KEMPER JANET COLLEEN FRA 3 Junuor Red Cross 234 Sensor Minstrel FRA State Conven tton 3 KEMPER MARION Juntor Red Cross 2 34 KENDALL ROBERT TILLMAN Key Club 23 4 Chaplatn 4 Band 234 Realonal Musuc Festu Stae Musxc Feslva 234 Reqlona Speech Contest 4 Junror Red Cross 2 3 4 Spanish Clt b 4 Debate Team 4 Nattonal Forenstf Leaque Presldent 4 KISH MARY LOU Nattonal Honor Socnety 4 Strdent Councnl 24 Secretary 4 Danlorth Award 4 Hx Ltle Gazette 34 Edutor 4 Revelers Dramatuc Club 3 Dotty and Dolly 3 Thesptan Socuety 4 Deleqate to Kentuclny Grls State 3 Theta Club D Cu French Club 4 Soants Club 4 KITCHEN JOHN R JR Chevron Club 234 Secretary 4 Nattonal Honor Socnety 4 HrLule Annual Busrness Manaqer 4 ROTC Drtll Company and Platoon 3 KITCHEN VIR GINIA RUTH Jumor Red Cross 234 KITCHEN SANDRA KAY Kappa Ph Club 23 4 Secretary 4 Frermh Club 34 Natnonal Honor ouety 4 enlor uns rel H Lutz. Gazette Jtntor Red Cross 234 Deleqate to Kentucy Gurls State 3 Ht Ltle Annual Co Edttor 4 KITTLE CHARLOTTE YVONNE KLINE GRETCHEN Theta Clrb 234 Correspondmq Secretary 4 Junror Red Cross 234 Senlor Mmstrel Frencn Club 34 Treasurer 4 Grrls Glee Club 4 State Mrstr Contest 4 Y Teens 3 KOUNS DAVID G Key Club 2 3 4 Boys Chorus J mor Red Cross 234 Representatuve LEADINGHAM EDDIE EARNEST Servtce Club 34 Varsrty A Club 34 Juntor Red Cros Football 234 LOAR CHARLES R Jumor Con Servatton Club 234 Dramatic: Club 23 Junxor Red Cross 234 Representatuve 4 ROTC Sec ond Lrertenant 4 Drull Platoon 23 Drull Company LOWRY BILL Hu Y Club 34 Junuor Red Cross 234 LUTHER SONYA CAROLEE Dramattc Clu 234 Spanrsh Club 3 Jumor Red Cross 2 3 4 Homeroom Chaplaun 3 Not Even a Mouse 4 LYTTLETON BETTY Camera Club 2 Spantsh H Lrle Annum 4 Kappa Pr Clu Natnonal Honor Socrety 4 Junror Red Cross 2 3 4 Sentor Mrnstrel MANLEY REGINA JO Junuor Red Cross 234 Representatuve 4 Gtrls Glee Club 4 MARSHALL LEE Baslcetball 234 Football 234 Track 234 Servuce Club 2 3 4 Jumor Red Cross 2 3 4 Varstty A Club 34 Phi Delta Dorllnq 4 MART NS NANCY LOUISE Kappa Phu Club 34 Jun or Red Cross 234 Homeroom Secretary 4 Sensor Mrnstrel Sttdent Councrl Conventnan Secretar 4 MARTIN DALE Allred Youth President 4 R I 234 Treasurer 4 Band 23 Boys C oru 3 State Band Festtval 23 MARTIN FRANCES MATNEY Suqmet Club 34 Jumor Red Cross 234 MAY PAUL LEONARD Key Club 234 Chaplam 3 Treasurer 4 Baseball 34 Spamsh Cltb 3 Varsrty A Club 4 Junlor Red Cross 23 4 ,- Page thurfy fzve Page tlssrty ssx Class of 53 McCALVlN BILLY JOE Mosquers Dramatc Club 3 Junsor Red Cross 234 Representatsve 3 Mc CLANAHAN WILLIAM IRVIN Junsor Conserva tson Club 234 Treasurer 4 Band 234 ROTC r eant 4 ate Mssss: stsval Re on Mussc Contest 2 MCCORMICK HELEN LOUISE n 2 3 4 nsor e ross n Msnstrel McKENZlE MARSHALL Football 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Vsce Pressdent 4 Var ss A Club 34 SerqeontatArms 4 Stu en Councsl 3 Junsor Red Cross 2 3 4 Sensor Mlnstrel MCPEEK LOIS Junsor Red Cross 234 Represen tatsve 3 McRAE MARGARET ELLEN I-Iomeroom Secretary 3 FRA 3 GAA 4 Osrls Olee Clsb 34 Junsor Red Cross 2 3 4 State Muss Eestsvol4 MOORE HOWARD WILBURN State Muss: Crn Re sona Mssssc Con es Sensor snstrel B nd 234 C evron Club 234 dent Councsl 3 Junsor Red Cross 234 Student Councsl State Conventson 3 Junsor Conservatson Club 34 MORGAN ROBERT STUART HsY u 34 rssdent 4 R Cu 4 Junsor e ross 34 Traclr Team 34 s e arn 4 Team 3 Delegate to Blue Grass Boys State 3 St te Traclc Meet 3 MOSSER DAVID Junsor onservotson Clsb 234 Pressdent 4 RO Second LseLsIer1Orst4 Js nsor Red Cross 2 3 4 MO SER KEN Junsor Red Cross 234 Span sls Club 3 MULLINS ANITA MAE Junsor Red Cross 4 Re resentatsve 34 F I-s A Sensor sn trel Allsed Youth 4 NEWMAN CARR NICHOLS DON NICHOLS PAUL E Band 2 Clsevron Club 34 Clsoplasn 4 A Sensor Msnstrel NICHOLSON CAROL ITIE srs Glee Club 34 Regsonal M sur P t st Y Teens 34 Allsed Yo stlw 4 NOLTE BENJAMIN F Rstle Team 4 I-ls Y Club 34 Pressdent 4 ROTC Drsll Team 3 NORRIS PHYLLIS JEAN Drannatsc Club 234 Secretary 3 Plss Delta Club 4 Spanssls Club 3 Hs Lsle Oo e 4 Gs ee u Regsona Mss sc Contest 34 Homeroom Clsaplasn 4 Sensor Msn strel Junsor Red Cross 234 PACE TOMMY Junsor Red Cross 2 3 4 Representatsve 4 R OTC Master Sergeant 4 PALMETER ANNE BERDINE Kappa Plss Club 2 3 Parlsamentarson 23 Junsor Red Cross 234 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 Ssqrnet Club 4 Sensor Msnstrel State Student Councsl Conventson 3 Alternate Delegate to Grls State 3 Gsrls Olee Club 24 Regsonal Mussc Contest 4 State Mussr ontest 4 Spanssls Club 3 I-lsLsle Annual Student Councsl 3 PAYNE MYRTLE LOUISE Plws Delta Club 2 3 4 Junsor Red Cross Representa tsve 3 Sensor Msrsstrel FHA 2 PAYNE RICH ARD CURTIS Clsevron Club 34 Serqeantot Arms 4 Junsor Red Cross 34 Class of 53 PEEBLES PHIL Football Manaqer 34 Servsce Club 34 Deleqate to Blueqrass Boys State and S e Audstor3 Varssty A Club 34 RO C Captasn 4 Junsor Red Cross 234 PELPHREY GARY RANDOLPH PETROU PETE POINTS ELIZABETH IRENE Ssgmet Club 34 Gsrls Chorus 4 Reqsonal Mussc Festsval 4 State Mussc Festtval 4 Junsor Red Cross 234 Sensor snstrel Hs Lle Annual 4 A Case ol Sprsnq tame POWELL LARRY C R OTC Drll Team 4 Baseball 34 Natsonal Honor Socsety 34 Key Cltb 34 PRESTON GAIL Sensor Msnstrel Stu dent Councsl Representotsve 4 GAA 4 Dl e to s Ole rom A me Yosth 4 PRICE DONNA PRICHARD PAUL EDWARD Chevron Cl b 4 State Mussc Contest 2 3 4 Junsor Red Cross 2 3 4 Spanssh Club 3 Home-room Treasurer 3 Vsce Prestdent 4 Reqsonal Mustc Con test 2 3 4 PRUITT GAIL Junsor Red Cross 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 F R A 3 Sensor Msnstrel QUADE JAMES LESLIE Key Club 234 Vsce Pressdent 4 Serqeant at Arms 4 Junsor Red Cross 234 Bays Chorus 4 RAVENCRAFT DAVID Masqsers Drarnotc CI b 23 Famsy Csrcle 2 Junsor Conservatson Clsb 23 Thespuan Socsety 3 o v ox Seventeent Summer Chevron Clsb 34 Treasurer 4 Homeroom Press d nt 23 HsY Club 4 Junsor Class Press ent Frerch Club 34 Narsonal Student Councsl Con ventson 3 Stldent Councsl 34 Pressdent 4 Press dent State Student Councsl Conventson 4 Natsonal Honor Socsety 34 Junsor Red Cross 2 3 4 Regson al Speech Festsval 34 State Speech Festsval 34 ROTC Captain 4 Natsonal Forenssc League 4 Sensor Munstrcl Dsstrtct Kentucky Youth Assembly 4 Morehead Play Contest 4 Debate Team 4 A Case ol Sprsnqtsme 4 REEVES JAMES LIN COLN Band 234 Reqsonal Mussc Contest 234 Chevron Clsb 4 RELIFORD BARBARA JEAN Band 234 Manor ette 4 Theta Club 23 Ssqmet Club 4 YTeens 23 Company B Queen 2 Junsor Red Cross Rep resentatsve 2 RA Sensor Msnstre oe Band Festsval 3 Company D Queen 4 Chevron Club Sweetheart 4 RENFROE CARL A JR ROTC Serqeant 4 Servsce Club 234 Dramatsc C L 3 St dent Cosncsl 3 Spanssh Club 4 Junsor Conservatson CI b 2 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 RICE RONALD L Chevron Clsb 34 Pressdent 4 Deleqate To Blueqrass Boys State 3 Spanssh u 3 R TC rs Cap asn 23 Junsor ef Cross 234 RICH MARY ANN Gsrss Glee Club 2 Band 234 Ph Delta Club 34 Junsor Red Cross 234 Sensos Msnstrel Reqsonol Mussc Festsval 3 State Mlsssc Fe lval 34 RICHARDSON VIVIAN RIDENOUR DONALD EDWARD Key Cls b 2 3 4 Natsonal Honor Socsety 34 State Mussc Contest 34 St dc t Cosncsl 2 Natsonal Student Councsl Conventson 2 ROARK ROGER NEIL Student Councsl 4 French Club 34 Junsor Red Cross 234 Notsonal Honor Socsety 4 ROBINSON GENE Football 234 Co Captasn 4 Chevron Club 234 Vsce Pressdent Varssty A Club 34 Junsor Red Cross 23 Tract: 234 ROBINSON PHYLLIS JANE Ssqmet Club 34 Recordsnq Secretary 4 Regsonal Band Fessval 3 State Mussc Festsval 4 Junsor e Cross 234 Student Councsl 4 Sensor Msnstrel State Band Festsval 3 Band 23 Page thsrty seven Page thirty-eight Class of 53 ROZENTALS SILVIJA Stqmet Club 34 Student Ccunctl 34 French Club Vtce Presudent 3 RUDD JACKLYN JOY Drarnatuc Club 234 Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer 4 Sensor tvlmstrel G rl ee Club 34 HtL1le Ga ette 4 Jumor e Cross 2 3 4 RUSSELL CAROLYN I-lt Ltle Annt al Ca Edttor 4 Theta Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 French Club 34 Co President 4 Natuonal Honor Soc e y 34 H Lle Gazette 3 Deleqate to Kentucky G rls S te 3 Sensor Mnrstrel Junnor Red Cross 234 Student Council 3 SCOTT JANET SUE Y Teens 2 Phu Delta Cl b 4 Jumor Red Cross 234 Representattve 3 Sentor Mlnstrel SCOTT JOHNNIE FRED SrnoIrelcssCl1b 4 Jumor Red Cross 234 SCYPHERS DONALD E Football 2 Smolceless Cl: b 2 3 4 SENTERS BAXTER G JR Juntor Red Cross 23 4 ROTC Frrst Lteutenant 4 SEXTON BEVERLY JEAN Kappa Phu Club 4 Sensor Mtnstrel Juntor Red Cross 2 3 4 Representatlve 4 HI Lute Annual 4 Allted Youth 4 SEXTON WILLIAM JACKIE Srnolreless Club 3 Band 234 French Cltb 34 Bucs CI tb 4 SHAFER JANIS RUTH J nor Red Cross 23 Delta Club 4 Student Cauwrtl 4 Sentor M strel SHANNON ROBERTA LEE YTeens 2 Spamsh Club 3 Kappa Phu Club 34 Paruamontar tan 4 tate Mustc Festtval 4 Juntor Red Crass 2 3 4 Gtrl Glee Club SHUTT JOHN AD RIAN Smokeless Cl b 4 SLONE ORA DARRELL Football 23 Cho n C u 2 3 4 Vtce Prestdent 4 Secretary 4 A on nate to Blueqrass Bays State 3 Sentar Mtnstrf-I Horneraorn President 234 Junuor Red Crt ss 23 4 SPARKS BETTY LOUISE GAA 34 Juntor Red Cross 234 STAFFORD LENA JEANETTE YTeens 34 Presrdent 4 Honor Soclety 34 H Lle Gazette 34 Theta Club 4 Ht Ltle Annual 4 Spantsh Club Reporter 4 Juntor Red Cross 234 Sen or Mtnstrel Alternate Delegate to Bluegrass G rs State 3 STATEN CAROLL MILTON STEED ALBERTA eta Cltb 4 Horneroorn ecrqtary 3 V Prestdent 2 Junior Red Cross 234 Sentor Mtn strel STEWART AUDREY ANN FHA 2 Juno Red Crass 2 3 4 STEWART BOB STEWART JAMES L n Cl b umor onservatnon Cltb 2 H te nn 4 Juntor Red Cross 234 STEWART MARILYN Phu Delta Club 2 3 Presrdent 3 Gtrls Glee Cl b 34 Sensor Mnnstrel Reqvonal Mustc Festtval 34 State Music Festtval 34 ACase olsprtnqtume 4 Class of 53 STEWART WILMA JEAN Gxrls Service Club 7 urs Glee Cl Dramatuc L 4 Semor Munstrel STRICKLAND JUDITH ALLEN YTeens anlsh Club Ka a r C u 34 I Presldont 4 Natronal Honor Society 34 State M1 src Festtval 4 Deleqate to Kentucky Gurls State H Llc Anma 4 Sensor Mmstre Jumor Cross 2 3 4 l-lomeroom Prestdent 24 Gtrls Glee CI b 4 Camera C b 2 STROTHER TOM SWAN LAVINIA CAROLINA Band 34 Reqlon al Musuc Contest 34 Sensor Mnnstrel TACKETT WANDA LUCILLE Band 23 Smolceless Club 4 TAYLOR BOBBY GENE Band 2 3 4 R O T C Lucutenant 4 Jumor Conservatton Club 2 3 4 Jumor Red Cross 2 3 4 State Band Festtval 34 THOM WILLIAM FORD Band 234 THOMAS ROGER CLAYTON Servuce Club 34 Varsnty A t 34 Football 234 Junuor Red Cross Sensor Mtnstrel THOMPSON MARJORIE LOU Alternate Malorette 2 FRA Club 3 Band 234 Jtmor Red Cross 234 State Band Festtval 34 TICE KEITH HOWARD Thesplan Socnety 34 Pres dr-nt 4 Bond 34 Reqtonal Mustc Contest 3 4 Requonal Drama Festnval 3 State Drama Fest: v l 3 A Case al Sprrngtume 4 TRAUGHBER AM Band 234 Ro Cltb 234 Reqxanal Mustc Contest 24 Seruor Mmstrel Juntor Red Cross Representatuve 2 TRlRLETT BARBARA JEAN Kappa Ph. Club 34 Treasurer 4 Student Councul Representatuve 2 Student Counctl State Conven tron 2 Camera Club Vuce Presndent 2 Glrls Glee Club 34 Requonal Mustc Festrval 34 State Musto Festtval 34 Deleqate to Kentuclcy Grls State 3 Natuonal Honor Sactety 34 Vice President 4 H L e Annual 4 Alled Youth 4 Senior Mlnstrel Y eens 3 nch Cltb Secretary H I Gazette 3 Junuor Red Cross 234 TULKOFF ZELDA SUE Camera Club 2 Kappa 1 CI 34 Ht Ltle Gazete 234 Sentor rn s re tn: r Re Cross 34 Spanush Clu 4 Honor Soctety 4 WALDRON MARY JO Dra matrf Club 34 Phu Delta Cltb 234 Secretary 3 Sergeant at Arms 4 Student Caunctl 2 Hn Lal Gazette 4 Junior Red Cross 234 Reqronal Muvsc Festtval 3 State Mustc Festuval 34 A Case of Sprnnqtnrne 4 WALKER RONALD Junior Can servatmn Cl b 2 3 4 Secretary 4 WARD STEVE Football 234 Servnce Club 34 Chaplaun 4 Junmor Red Cross 234 WATSON SAMUEL SEATON Sophomore Class Vuce Prest d nt Ro Club 234 President 4 Vrce Pest ent arstty Cu 4 Frenc Cu 34 o Pr stdent 4 Baseball 34 Basketball 23 Tralc 2 Allued Youth 4 Juntor Conservatson Clt 4 Scruor Mtnstrel Junuor Red Cass 234 Ht Lute Cazette 34WEBB SUZANNE WHILDEN Srqrnet Cla b 2 3 4 Furst Vrce President 4 French Club 34 Reporter 4 Gnrls Glee Cub 4 Ht Lale Annual 4 H Lute Gazette 4 Jrnuar Red Cross 234 Sentor Mtnstrel YTeens 3 Alternate Deleqate to Ken ttclny Grrls State 3 Student Councul 4 WHEELER LOIS ANN YTeens 24 Gtrls Glee C u 2 3 4 French Club 4 Dramattc Club 4 Sensor Mtnstrel 4 Requonal Musuc Contest 234 State Musto Contest 234 WHITE BURL R Smoleless Club 4 Jumor Red Cross 34 -is Page thurty mne Tv? ...ni Page forty 11-'Q mf' Class of 53 Interest IU the competmve candy sales put on by senvor homerooms to ra e money lor Slap Day ran at an all tame h qh Bronson Everman drsplay a good deal ol exuberance when h learns that Mr Sparlcs and Miss Lulluan Womaclcs home rooms have exceeded all records by all ang 57 worth ol candy These room are represented here by Nell Morne Doyle Jvmmy Stewart Bronson Everman and Bob Taylor TE ELMER R JR nd 2 3 4 usrc Festtval 234 Chevron Cl b 4 ent r s re mor e ross a rona Soc ety 4 WILLIAMS SANDRA SUE F H A 73 or ramentarran 3 rosa en r- P 1 A Stole Convent an 3 Nat f nal Hono WOLFE DAVID J H Y Cl b G Vll J nor Red CrosS234 W ll'1elO Cl lb 3 J cur Rod C 4 rls G rr Onlor rnstre a f Sr nt WOODS JOHN Baslc tb 1'l 2 3 4 ent Co n M n eqrass Boys tate an Attorney Orsrty A c G rr t Par amen arran RC 'tant 4 um r ny nrar oss we rest 1 lGl'lT LARRY J mor Const ryut on Cl Jt n or Red Cross 2 3 4 WR GHT SHIRLEY MAE G rls Glc C l J n or Red Cross 2 3 4 WRIGHT WANDA FA J mor Red Cross 234 ZARNAS MARY 9 rn Club 2 3 4 Spanush lt 23 Senrar lvlrnstr e n ervrre It weeltsavt r ee L G P SI Fe lrxo V S O OCD C CCVTUUG Cheerleader Joy Sue Blevrns seem t be determuned to get the goal post an r ed Thus bl lob that mu oe done before every lootball game and thru talces at least two hours every Frlday alt r noon Wnthout doubt Joy Sue ms recetvunq a good deal ol very helpful aclvtce lrom the onloolcers un the grandstand Obvtously n thus business ol cheerleadmg there more than meets the fans eye on Fnday ntght Slcagqs W ll a Henderson Eleven down and One to Go we hope' Led by excellenl' olzlucers the Junuor Class cornpleled a successful year Thus class sent fhurfeen gurls to the Gurls Slate the largest group ever to represent Ashland Coolcue Holfen and Connue May were nomunoted to stale orfuces and defeated by a slum margun Bull Shaggs receuved the honor ol beung elecfed lueufenant governor of Boys Sfafe Jerry Henderson was the Tomcats only underclassman to be puclced lou the ell reguonol feam For 'rheur money malcung prouecf fhese progressuve uunuors concentrated wholly on the annual magazune druve un whuch Januce Beverly was hugh salesman The theme Ken tuclcy Derby was appropruofely carrued our un the decorafuons for the annual Junuor Senuor Prom held May I6 un the Nafuonal Guard Armory sccrefary eos pre :dont Page lorly one l iirns,.. .... ,tr urer e. , Y Clere . .,.,....,. ,... ..... v i ce president - . , . ' u .u . . . . . Page lorry two Class ol 54 Fred Adkms Carmen Allen Eddie Anson Betty Ashley Jlm Bailey Edna Ball Charles Barber Joan Barber Joe Barber Sally Barber Margie Barker Clara Barney Carolyn Berger Janice Beverly Jamce Bulls Arlene Bloch Emma Blanhenshnp Dorothy Blanton Viola Blanton Delores Bocool Ann Bolton Barbara Bradford Joan Brooker Larry Broughton Lee Brown Rnchard Brown Marllyn Bryan Allie Bunch Nancy Burlre Margo Burruss Eugene Bush Joan Caldwell Leslle Carroll Peggy Castle Barbara Caudlll Aurella Chandler Robert Chandler Nancy Chlldress Marulyn Clay Don Clere Margaret Colm Barsha Conley Jaclue Creech Bull Crlswell Judy Crose Nancy Curhs Mary Frances Damel Mary Dean Arthur Deprez Barbara Dummutt Class of 54 Arlhur Duncan Janice Duncan Gmger Ellus Ann Elswuck Sona Eppensfeun Dorus Falrchuld Elhel Fannin Barbara Ferguson Brllue Ferguson Bonnie Flemung Dons Fosson Januce Fosson Margaret Fox Jam Bob Franlre Jean Franllun Vurguma Fugnrl Barbara Full! Barbara Gallaher Gall Gallaher Jack Gallaher Marnlyn Gardner Belly Jean Gamn O. C Garhn Emllle Gearharl Phyllns George Wrlla Mae Goble Dorolhy Hable Dororhy Hale Phoebe Hammond Floreha Harrmglon Davrd Harris La Vera Harlen Shrrley Hay Tom Hayes Gerald Henderson Culley Hlgglns Mable Hull Barbara Hoffman Freddie Hollan Sandra Horgen Phyllns Howard Mary Howes Shrrley Huff Emma Jane Hunt Dorus Hursl John Hulfon Barbara lrwm Buddy Johnson Erneshne Johnson Joanne Johnson W QnO ...I Sv Page forty three Page lorry four 'QQ C 3 Class of 54 Peggy Johnson Mrlre Jones Wnlma Jones Slanley Josselson Belly Sue Kozee Ann Kelfh Dovld Klalber Ann Kllne Janet Kmner Vnrgnma Klser Darryl Kouns Melvln Lawhorn Barbara Leach Imogene Lemasler Joan Lemasfer Bull Leslle Barbara Lesler Carolyn Lewis Janet Lewus Gene Lmdsoy Bull Loclmwood Shurley Long Thomas Long Jnm Lovun Frances Lycon Dome Lyhns Margaret McClelland Anna McClure RoberIMcCullougl1 Dons McDavld Joe McDowell Phyllns Mansfield Aluce Mafney Ellzobelh Maynard Janne Sue Mellon Lawrence Miranda Joyce Mullins Lorrame Mullms Phyllns Muncy Terry Mussefler Geraldnne Newsome Bob Nupp Davlcl Norris Pluyllls Nunley Rlcbard Odehrk Rullw Oluver Lldo Orr Joyce Owens Wilma Pack Jonlce Lee Palruck Class of 54 Kelth Payne Annette Pemberton Don Perrun Robert Perrmger Davld Pollltt Kelth Powell Jo Anne Powers Ruth Qulllen Mary Jane Ramey Sue Ransdell Jamce Ratclnffe Sue Reltltt Hannah Race Gwen Richardson Donna Rifle Wnlma Bernice Rlffe Carol Rnggle Stuart Rlggsby Barbara Robunson Peggy Robmson Ruth Rolen Barbara Ross John Rozentals Loss Samson Gaul Saunders Wnllnam Scaggs Glendean Scyphers Vernon Seaton Anne Sergent Mary Sexton Jo Lmda Scaggs David Slmmerman Alice Slzeans Jach Smlth Bullue Sparlzs Ben Spradlm Janet Staulard Bob Stambaugh Helen Stewart Iredlth Stewart Mary Stone Nancy Stone Jean Taclrett Betsy Taylor Bull Taylor lda Taylor Patty Taylor Bull Thomas Barbara Toney Blondie Trimble Q' 1 Am ,kg Page forty-five Page forty-six Class ot 54 Mama and papa Graves watch wrth keen Interest as their daughters open therr Chrnstmas packages Jnm Flowers and Jan uce Duncan took the parental roles Junuor Mass a three act play presented by the Thesplans Judy Graves was very capably enacted by Pat Vnncent and Mar gre Barker turned nn a convtncnng perlorm ance as the bored older sister Carolyn Trout Harold Vallance Wullnam Van Blbber Juanita Vanhoose Pat Vlncent Jnmmue Walker Joe Watson Janet Webb Paul Welch Harry Wheeler Jack Wheeler Julla Wheeler Vnna Wheel er Betty Jane Whitt Jane Wnlllams Gerald Womack Joyce Woodue Thelma Wurts Joy Young Ever truthtul George W Black commuts the unspeakable crume of chopping down the cherry tree ID a scene from the Theta Club sassembly program Depnctung scenes tram the lnves ol vartous presndents the Thetas brought us to the tame when Ike and Mamte moved unto the Whtte House Thus program was also presented to the Theta Clubs sponsors the Younger Wom en s Club Leachman treasurer Kqzee v ce president E erman secretary Hiqhley president as a sent l Sophomores Lay Foundation for Next Two Years Roddy Ruby ringmaster ol the circus opened the sophomore assembly program with the crowning ol the queen Sandra Bunch Many different acts were performed and a good deal ol talent was uncovered Among these acts were a Mexican trio Pam Molsberger Flora Ferguson and Cheri Hott Barbara Leadingham and Joyce Johnson were among those pantomimang to Water Cant Quench the Fire ol Love The crazy antics ol the clowns were the delight al the audience Those eager beaver sophomores started early this year to raise funds lor their senior slap day by selling bottles of vanilla and lemon llavorinq L i w b consisting ol Larry l-lighley, Torn Perry, and Larry Welch and a dance line including Page lorty seven Page Iorty-eight MRS. JACK BRADLEY Front Row-Chambers, Weatherton, Fisher, Riddle, Mrs. Bradley, Patton, Gibbs, Britton, Robinson, Black Second Row-Sagraves, Collinsworth, Roberts, Woods, Fearing, Schottland, Covington, Blair, Wilson, Moore Third Row-May, Blanton, Mays, Osborne, Wal- Iace, Stewart, Stephens, Abbott, Knipp MR. WILLIAM CARTER Front Row--Garvin, Robinson, Slone, West, Gelder, Emriclz, Neal, Kitchen, Fugitt Second Row-Highfield, Fosson, Little, Mr. Carter, Martin, Blair, Allen Third Row-Shepherd, Young, Dallas, Rice, Leh- man, Sutphin, Singleton, Selogic MISS HAZEL CHATFIELD Front Row-Bowman, Reeves, Willis, Locliwood, Clause, Heller, Runyan, Catron, McDowell, Gates, Hanis Second Row-Jaclrson, Giles, Darby, Woods, Ware, Highley, Cole, Richardson, Waddell, Bocoolr Third Row-Gambill, Clay, Trout, Osenton, Criss, Phillips, Litteral, Steele, Howell, Blair MR. ROBERT COBU RN Front Row-Kazee, Mobley, S. Daniels, B. Daniels, White, Moore, Hart, McCann, Wellman, Jaclr- son, Wells, Gray Second Row-Walters, Fosson, Gibbs, McPeek, Gifford, Hammond, Hoenig, Bush, Maddox, Raymond Third Row-Cox, Newlirk, lmes, Beatty, Sexton, W. Thompson, Cooper, P. Thompson, Wamsley MR. GEORGE CCNLEY Front Row-Meeks, Thornbury, Sumpter, Rowe, Leachman, Smith, Wells, Bolton, Fannin, Ratliff, Swan, Patrick Second Row-Corbitt, Parlmer, Thompson, Harris, Mr. Conley, Host, Welch, Hobbs, Lambert, Martin Third Row-Kazee, Snodgrass, Blair, Keyser, White, Rigsby, Kersey, Sexton, Hicks MR. CHARLES EBLEN Front Row-Branham, Gardner, Duncan, Mc- Dowell, Mr. Eblen, Dixon, Mitchell, Flowers Koegler Second Row-White, Browning, Gehringer, Burke Myers, Bishop, Mansfield, Meade, Webb, Child- GTS Third Row-Hays, Spears, Miranda, Allen, Stew- art, Franlzlin, Bell, Bays, Aylor MISS MARIE HAMM Front Row-Rice, Faulkner, Armstrong, Abraham Miss Hamm, Jefferson, Kazee, Estep, Carter Second Row-Litzenberger, Cantrell, Hamilton lson, Galliher, Williams, Henderson, Hart Third Row-Keesee, Kouns, Ross, Hills, Melton Gillum, Little, Newsome, Sloan Page Iilty MRS. LOUISE MAY Front Row-Martin, Everman, Ferguson, Stephens, Porter, Lanning, Munn, K. Caudill, Oxley, Abra- ham, Milligan Second Row-Mrs. May B. Coudill, Jayne, Cornett, I. Hall, Boggs, J. Hall, Pyles, Dixon Third Row-Forbes, Bustetter, Angel, Hubbard, McDowell, D, Caudill, Duley, Johnson, Russell, Thompson MR. REX MILLER Front Row-Kirk, Allen, Damron, Johnson, Adkins, Cash, Clark, Abrams, Hoff, Diniaco, Dowdy Second Row-George, Higgins, Steele, Wagner, Osborne, Meade, Busch, Fields, Adler, Mr. Miller Third Row-Sograves, Stewart, Lowe, Sexton, Sparks, Thompson, Light, Smith, Stafford, Simpson MRS. HARRY MEYERS Front Row-Wheeler, Mrs. Meyers, Geyer, Mc- Kenzie, Crews, Higgins, Morton, Bond Second Row-Brockman, Fugitt, Minnehan, Brough- ton, Manning, Homilton, Abbott, Anders MRS. REID PRICHARD Front Row-Barrick, Damron, Zornes, Harvey, Shot tles, Robinson, Arnold, Hood, Sexton, Lucas Second Row-Mrs. Prichard, Budesheim, Scott White, Wilson, McGuire, Long, Hurley, Woods Puqh Third Row-Cantrell, Ray, Jackson, Hallett, Barber Gunter, Wallace, Donald Renlroe, Daniel Ren lroe, Clere MISS FRANCES RICHARDSON Front Row-Miss Richardson, Bunch, Maynard Robinette, Coffman, Nunley, Wheeler, Roberts Murphy, Rigsby Second Row-Cox, Fannin, Arnold, Damitz, Jones Goble, Niclell Third Row-Day, Ward, McConnell, Boggs, Owens Roberts, Newsome, Senters, Withrow MR. FRED RIGSBY Front Row-Reliford, Harris, Molsbergerl Phillips, Johnson, D. Vaughn, D. Stevens, B. Stevens Roberson Second Row-Boyd, Byron, Smith, Hiclzs, Hilbert, Clay, S. Rice, C. Rice, Mr. Rigsby Third Row-Gambill, Conley, Van Horne, Mitchell Jelitress, Carraway, L. Vaughn MISS DOROTHY WOMACK Front Row-Blair, Huff, Montgomery, Stewart, Kazee, Alley, Litteral, Cranlu, Van Horn, Ferrell Second Row-Orndortf, Boggs, Jenlins, Saunders, Sheffield, McKinney, Newman, Fairchild, Miss D. Womack Third Row-Young, Blevins, Clemons, Williams, Cheap, Moore, McComas, Stafford, Triplett, Little Q-- M I ii nr i r .ax N :S fr 0 'VK ? L 1 iywyl if :P . ,f Y J. mil Y. 'J 15, 1,24 A .,. 1- L1 1 .,. 'z SIN if sf. 1 x L. ef 4 in ? ,. I ' 1 wig N , if 5 TES J Agml z if . R ' il' 4945 Q, L3 fii'Nb, ' f x Q 6 Im if ,sf im l if V2 fgmk Qgfii. ': ii. X we 4 2-,, iw? 5 1, K if Q- -'ff . . , -45 fs' ms 5 ,, - - 'fe if If f . ,ff f 'V' --.., ,Q yyiip -' 55' ' 'N ' Lf X . V ,v -A Y J X1 Q, Y . 5 x N1 ff uw A E333 we ,aw ,,e,5? ' f ,,,. wwf: . Q5 Q K Achvnf1es7 The school rs podced with them Every sfudent has on opporfumfy to pclrhclpote In some exfro Currlculor ocfavuty Clubs ronge from the servrce groups +o the honorory ones luke the Thespuons The Forerxsrc Lecxgue ond the Honor Socre+y Musmcucms r'nc1ylom+he bond or The vocol groups Those lured by greose point moy loan the dromofuc clubs The coll of lournolnsm as onswerecl by workmg on the Gazette or 'rhe Hu Lufe Q A 'x Q X QP Qs. Candy and potato chips are much sought-after items at the Blueiean Dance- Billle Ray Jennings registers delegates ot the State Student Council Convention Alter only a lew years all an active organ ization, the Ashland Student Council was honored by being elected president ol the State Student Council and was con-,ef quently host to the state convention. The session was attended by delegates. lrom over the entire state. lallcs, based on the convention therne, Youths Role in Build ing a Better Kentucky, were given by noted educators. Panel diwcuuuionr, under the leadership ol the various school. were held in the alternoon. Blueiean day and a blueiean dance were inaugurated this year and were accepted so enthusiastically that next yeark Student Council hopes to repeat the undertalcina. Plans are being made to send a delegate to the National Student Council Convert tion in Portland, Oregon. Student 'Council Underwrites Many Projects Front Row-Woolery, Flowers, Robinson, Mrs. Anderson, Kish lsecretaryl, Ravencralt lpresidentl, Jennings ltreosurerl, Miss Harrell, Roberts, Rettit, Clay Second Row-Hatten, Fugitt, Rozentals, Muncy, McDavid, Preston, Crews, Sounders, Webb, Diniaco Evermon, Lockwood, Whittalrer, Barbour, Blevins Third Row-Hannah, Beverly, Lambert, Hills, Woods, Henderson, Fearing, Womaclr, Chandler, Leslie, Wallace, Bocook, Roarlc tgi- '5 . Q. l '? 304 9? A i Front Row-Stafford, Dixon lsecretaryl, Triplett lvice-presidentl Gallaher, Elderman lreporterl, Flowers lpresidentl, Ravencralt, Jennings, Beverly, Striclrland, P. Barber ltreasurerl Second Row-Hill, Blevins, Bolton, Ellis, Reftitt, S. Williams, Kish, Clay, Hay, Tullrolt Third Row-J. Barbour, Vincent, Hereford, J. Williams, Hutchinson, Stone, Houston, Palrneter, S. Kitchen, Lyttleton, Hurst, Rolen Fourth Row-Russell, Anderson, Booth, R. Kitchen, White, Renfroe, Riggsby, Rozentals, Perringer, Hutton, Hatten Filth Row-Everman, Roarlr, James, Bocoolr, Fearing, Henderson, Powell, Chandler, Ridenour, Ferguson 5:51325 Spcloggyonrnember Judy Striclrlond pins ribbons on candidate leadership, character, and Scholarship, service, lour ol the most highly valued trait-i al any student, lorrn the basis lor membership in the National Honor Society. Filleen perient ol the senior honor stu- dents and live percent -ol the top ranlcing iuniari, are selected annually on this basis. lapping ol new candidates is held twice a year and is a distinction that is highly inveled, Tliif. year the lormal induction ol new mem- ber-. was a very colorlul ceremony. Well prepared speeches on the lour basic char' ailori-stics were rnade by Phyllis Gallaher, and Billy Ray Jennings, Anne Elclerrnan, David Ravencralt, The inductees were 3,112 xi, ,ii , . ,' hx ' .gliglxfi 5 O F ' i ' 'i'i777 . MBE 0. i I ,till ei dressed in the customary while caps and gowns, but the speakers wore colored robe . ' o l gin!! i A-li Page lilly live Cnce the annual statt had decided that its theme would be a report to the citizens at Ashland, work began in earnest on the production ol the '53 yearboolc. Most students believe that raising tunds to publish an annual is usually more tallc than anything else. Few people lrnow that each copy ol the t-li-Lite actually costs about 58.00 in round numbers and that payment tor the pro duction ol a boolc such as Al-t,S. students costs over 236000 each year. Since the students are charged only 33.50 lor the l-ti Lilo. the balanrc ol the money rnuut hr: '53 Hi-Lite Staff Makes Report To Community Co-editors Carolyn Russell and Sandy Kitchen, along with business manager Randy Kitchen and faculty sponsor Mrs. Rutus Phillips, are busy malzing plans for the '53 annual. raised by other means. For the '52 annual fS2,08l.l5 came tram subscriptions. Sl,8l8.00 tram 'tale ot ads, 5364.35 trom iunior. senior, and sophomore iutu, 5386.40 trom club cuts, and 22,088.55 trom other -.ouri ew. Other sources include Senior Minstrel, Sock l-lop, Girl-I intramural Baslcetball Tournament, sale ol lmtboll pro grams, and sale ot school pictures. Many hours ol plan ning, organizing, staging, and checlcing go into putting on these other sources. How to reach that SIBOO goal is the question that concerns the advertising staff. Seated are Hay. Blevins, Zarnas, Crotty, and Jenlrins. Standing are Sexton, Strickland, Stewart, Wolte, Webb, and Stafford. E V' I B 1 y 3 , 4 --w--1- I L A Q V Q!! gif 'lx ,lp 1 .4-4 7'5- ss?- 6 S754 2532? 2. I- 94+ Ui' ,. 'fHwff .x .-.fm - X , I f Ng.- gh' Q- x .. I ' sl ' :L ' 1 'z ' f fy fig: , . i, .5 . f!-T L . E 1' if Sl' x r -sf 'i Reporters Rudd Hatten Eppensteln Arnold Pollut aldron Everman Williams, Webb, Wheeler, Staff's Slogan ls A Better Gazette Editcv' lvlory Lou Ki h, Jack Wheels'-, Ann Bultnf' Cookie llottcn, and Bil Letlic will' the Crit -ftp faculty oclvimer, Mlm. Dorothy Vfforrmocl, Ottvmlett the twgydgy -,emion nil the State hliqzln S lwO0l PIO, Clint at Lexington. School papers reprcwentingi high Qihoole from the entre -.tote were -iilvmifteti for criticiwm and ratfnqm, Delegate: attended ton lerencew and diwcuwtionf- pertaining tw partifnlmr phosev ol publishing 0 high school new-rmpcw' rinl gleaned ideas, that wi prove U-,elnl 'ri the lntlivry By Oftenminq the Qhku Unfversity prec Clinii rut Atlier Chic, Ann Bolton eeditwv til thr' Cmmtlf lor l953 54, and Shirley Murphy, next yen: t, If-ri lure editor, planned to fioin more lniwloflqiv ffl tlw 'ntficoiiet Ol pnblif-hingi O -school paper. lhl lini WO1 ted June 22 to 27. Inspiration Ono idea silt toineo of thin conlefcnfe will rg'-emily rwonvl't the ltoffcilne7xtyCG Cr1mttw. Typists Norris, Henry, and Griffith carefully scan the copy- A serious conference is held by faculty adviser Miss Dorothy Womaclc and editorial staff Bolton, TUILOH, Vincent, Kish, and Stafford. I3 Year Jrnx Broken' We Beat Frenchburg' e drd rt M nc ey or t e rrst trme rn t rr teen yearb Ashland debate team won the regronol champronxhrp at the Morehead Speech Festrval They competed to t ur round at the state lestrval betore berna elrmrnated Compobrng thus years debate team were Robert Lhandler Davrd Raven cralt R T Kendall and Stuart Rrqsby At Morehead Davrd Pollrtt and R T Kendall were rated excellent rn publrc spealcrng Patrrcra Vrncent wo Iudqed superror rn poe ry rea rna and Lola Slroens recerved good dr cue on e ratrna at the tate testrval were as lo OWS Dayrd Ravencratt and Stuart Rrgsby superror rn d cu ron Joe Craber excellent rn oratorrcol declamatron Mary Frances Wells good rn dro matrc readrna and Jane Byron e ellent ts dns CUN ION Thr year the Speech Department had the drstrnc tron ol becomrna a member ol the Natronal Forsenrc Leaaue The reaurrement lor memberehrp are to havc at lea t trye membe each ol whom has ac qurred twenty pornt These pornts may be darned rn tho lollowrnq way peakrna rn aseembly malcrnq announcement t l t two mrnut 9 rn lenqth readrna the Brble or reodrnq po try rn assembly O addrewrna a aroup ol adult when at lea5t 25 adult are prexent Speech partlcrpants Davud Pollltt Joe Graber and Jane Byron lootr over maternal tor future achvltles Mary Frances Wells holds Put Vrncents rapt cttentron wrth her dramatrc readrng Members of the debate team Chandler Ravencraft Kendall and Rlggsby gave serrous thought to the preparatron ot therr debate .Jade trtty nrne . ,, , ' . W ' ', rs, Cwwle l F h t' ' ' h' - . X , .S . r a ' S - ' . - 4 - T IA: D- 'V ' k d' xl , g ' ln czsi . Th ' ' si, -. . c ' tl .Z ' is as' A v H H ' - ' 5 -, -Q ' , rw r Q . lk . X kv: N . K . R I x . x f -N a ea- ' e ' X , r X X 5 c r fl ' u . it f'YW, i t i L f'JX tx Page sixty Front Row-Relilord, Shattles, Harvey, Lyle. Second Row-Hood, Rettitt, McClure, Garvin, Hart, Allen, L. Swan, Rich, Lohr, Green. Third Row-Montgomery, Cox, Martin, Rice, Clere, Thompson, Jaclrson, Dowdy, l. Thom, McClanahan, Hutton. Fourth Row-Oxley, H. Robinson, S. Robinson, L. Ball, Slreens, Arnold, Flowers, Byron, Lockwood, Everman, D. Busch. Fifth Row-Riggsby, P. Nunley, Daniels, Henderson, Williams. Sixth Row-Horgen, Samson, Quillen, Jaclrie Galluher, Anderson, Stavros, Traughber, Beverly, Fannin, lmes. Seventh Row-Osborne, Hallett, E. Bush, Ragan, Sullivan, Stewart. Eighth Row-Johnson, Gillium, Tice, Booth. Band Rates Second in Nation Une ot the outstanding events this year tor the band members was the invitation to participate in the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington. The band not only had the distinction ol being the one to represent Kentucky and march in the parade but also was chosen the number two high school band in the nation. Two concerts were held by the band, one in the fall and one in the spring, The one held in the spring was to raise money in order to malce it porsible tor the band to attend the Cherry Blossom Festival. The band also participated in many local parades and staged shows between halves ot the lootball games. Among these shows were a tribute to the Halo ol Kentucky, the seasons ot the year, the rainy weather, and a special tribute to the dads ol the Direetercerl Reeves lootball team on Fathers' Night. .4 ,. ff 9- swf M Q if,i, Y 1, yp - ,rj of ,vi ' S pf rs: is-12 gif' la 7351 ri-fi! new G N, 'lb Front Row-Reeves, N. Stone, Toney, Conley, B. Gallaher. Second Raw-Thompson, Bococlr, J. Reeves, McCormick, Giles, Prichard, Hubbard, R. Ball, Third Row-Harrington, Pugh, Ratlitft, Delaney, McGuire, Jaclr Gallaher, Cantrel. Fourth Row-Osborne, Kendall, Harris, Crist, F. Swan, Damron, Zcrnes. Beatty, Bond. Filth Row-Taylor, Bunch, Scott, Bustetter, McDowell, M. Stone. Sixth Row- Adams, Woods, Nichols, White, Ridenour, Angel. Seventh Row-G. Litteral, Sexton, Orr, Scyphers At Cherry Blossom Festival Relilord, Shattles, Harvey, Stone, Toney, Conley, Gallaher Various band members tool: part in the Morehead Regional Festival and the State Music Festival at Lexington. Among those participating were R, T. Kendall, Nadine l-lerelord, Paul Prich- ard, Elmer White, Charles Bocoolc, Rane ald Ball, Don Ridenour, Gardner Dan' iel, Keith lice, Sam lraughber, Mary Katherine l-larris, David Lyle, Barbara loney, Nancy Stone, John Booth, and Barbara Gallaher. The band as a whole did not compete at Morehead but perlormed at Lexing- ton and received a rating ol good. An attempt is made each year to secure scholarships to various state colleges lor those pupils showing exceptional ability. .I 1 A, POQO sixty two Af t Lt t I W K 1 Front Row-Rudd, Pemberton, Owens, Curtis, W. Dowdy, Crotty, Henry, Waldron, Riddle, Kitchen. Second Row-Bunch, Murphy, Brown, l. Stewart, J. Stewart, Arnold, Wheeler, Neal, Robinson, Ander- son. Third Row-Mrs. Myers, G. Gallaher, Huff, Fairchild, McDowell, Shannon, Strickland, Weather- ton, Doss. Fourth Row-Wright, Byington, Chandler, Coudill, Darby, Britton Fifth Row-Blanton, M. Stewart, Hereford, C. Higgins, Childers, Bounlr, K. Saqnders, Haggard, Manley. Sixth Row- Blankenship, M. Barlrer, Mitchell, Ferrell, McRae, Huslrey, Harris, Gearhart, Crew Girls' oncl Boys' Choruses Delight According to rnony observer, the Oirlif Choitit inrreouwl thi, yitiur in both quontitv ond qtiolity, The chortiu pi.-rlorrhect helotv vvwol W1 ol the civic clubs ond presented tw: conicutf'-forte dwr t the win ter, ot which time the ever populo' Ch'-ttrm nm ic wrt ir: ond one in the spring. These concert? were given Sh order to roi 0 inorey Dfw to send the chorus to Lexington. The group os on whole ottended the Stote tvtti lie tfvol in Le-'rttttitrr 1 . but Onl soloisrtg Gnd vorfouu enrehnble wr,-'wt 'it the tvliiti-lic-fit Mit fi Y Festivol. WD Those receiving guperior iotingi ot Linh tvt -if-lwocl unit Lo-Vjitttri N were wtotwtf, Loif, Vtfheolr-r, Morftio Boiler writ Rortilt, Ritlw' unit triofs Jeonette Borbour, Morgtie Borlcer, Norline l'toi-r-twirl, unit Ctmtl Sounders, Coil Golliher, Koy Sounder-, The onew receiving superior ot tvtereheod ther thou tho r- li ted Obove were soloists Goye l-lorris Coil Col ihe' ond Jimmy Dovict son: ond trios Jirnrny Dovidson, BH ioylnr Roady Rulvy, om L ti Wheeler, Cynthio Borriclr, ond tvtorilyn Stewart, Front Row-S. Barriclr, Crose, Armstrong, Hunt, P. Johnson, Rifte, Hill, R. Barker, Diniaco. Second Row-Ellis, Ferguson, Fannin, Fisher, Roberts, Bobier, Kline, Henderson, Hutt, l. Dowdy. Third Row- Waddell, G. Gibbs, Clay, Meade, J. Higgins, Wells, C. Barrick, Edmonds, Lemaster. Fourth Raw- Matney, L. Gallaher, Zarnas, Sergont, Fra1ier, Hart, Bradley, Ramey, Duncan. Fifth Row-Triplett, Wolfe, Points, Nicholson, Elswiclr, lrwin, Bolton, Norris, Barbour. Sixth Row-Palme-ter, Fearing, Hammonds, Curnutte, Barney, Landau, Gelder, G. Saunders, Taylor, Lycan Audiences with Their Renditions Mir., llmry Myers' Boy-I Clwvw. mode up in quality what 't acliea Io quantity, llwe lwoy-. w rri' v -to Jr oadtfunr. to the rrumortr. pw-Ontml ity the Cir!-f Clrorurr. 'Sophomore Roddy Ruby won C1 wuperior rating lor hi. -mls in the state muwia' iorwlvwt at Lexiriritan. Seated are Newman, Beatty Mtv. My' mv, and Wairl. Standing Ofv Dovidwon, Kwun-., and Quorlu. - r .c:. gt, 'XX 1 A, r' is '- .eu-Q ' ai' ,1 Nas.. Paqn uixty lour sw l s 55 l Top Row-Furnishing a good many humorous situations were the iuveniles Mary Ja Waldron and Gardner Daniel. Clyde Cardle's magic is being received with some sltepticism by Joy Sue. Libbie, and Keith. Bottom Row-Clyde tries to explain his plight to a chagrined father and an amazed mother.- Everybody, including the girl friend, the boy in trouble, Patrolman Baath, father, and P.T.A. ladies Anderson, Galliher, and Childers, gets in onthe excitement. sm W '--,N L ly yii It i lj l t ., 3 l l -l x N, Springtime-Love-and Teenage Antics Depicting the headaches ol modern lamilies with teenage sons and daughters, the senior class presented A Case ol Springtime. Mamma and pappa roles were handled especially well by Betty Points, Jimmie Flowers, and Keith Tice. Furnishing the headaches were Libbie Ellis, very much impressed by a college man, and her eager suitor, Clyde Cordle, who tried very hard to live up to college rival, David Ravencralt. Younger son Gardner Daniel, striving to attain an Atlas physique, was the star in juvenile lvlary Jo Waldron'le heaven. Very excellent performances were turned in by glamour girl Joy Sue Blevins: the lady lrom the zoo, Marilyn Stewart: patrolman John Booth: the conlused maid, Pam Blair: and well-meaning P.i.A, ladies, Janet Anderson, Helen Galliher, and Peggy Childers. This well-coached play was directed by Mrs. D, D. Coolcfrey and Joe Graber. THESPIAN SOCIETY Front Row-Hatten, Kish, Pollitt lrecording secretaryl, Vincent ltreasurerl, Tice lpresidentl, Dowdy lsecretaryl, Barlrer, Mrs. Wathen Second Row - Flowers, Cordle, Early, Graber lvice-presidentl, Criswell Third Row-Ravencralt, Riggsby lparliamentarianl, Gallaher MASQUER'S DRAMATIC CLUB Front Row-Dean, Mrs. Prichard, Beverly, Kirin, Wells, Toney llirst semester vice-president, second semester presidentl, Hill ltirst semester presidentl, Elder- man lfirst and second semester treasurerl, Stafford ltirst semes- ter secretaryl, Gallaher, Here- ford, Wheeler, Dowdy Second Row - Rudd, Roberts, lsecond semester secretaryl, Eppenstein, Anderson, Barber, Allen, Higgins, McClellan, Wal- dron Third Row-Patton, Bounlr, Hayes lsecond semester vice-presi- dentl, Blevins, Seaton, Nichols, Frailie, Taylor, Schottland, Stew- art Grease Paint and Footlights The National Thespian Society if a national education society de voted to the advancement ol dramatic arty, in secondary schools. Belore becoming a Thespian, a pupil must earn at least ten point-, by appearing in plays and must serve an apprenticeship in the Mai, auers' Dramatic Club. The Masauersf sponsored by Mrs, Reid Prifh ard, presented Wilbur's Wild Night as an assembly program. At a picnic lor both organizations, Keith Tice was recognized an the honor Ther-pian ol the year, the highest award that a Thewpian fan receive, Keith not only has participated in variouu dramatir club plays but also had a part in the senior play. 'iJunior Miss, a three-act play, was presented by the The-.pianm A one-act play The High Window was talcen to the Morehead Speech Contest and received a superior rating. Sponsoring the Thespians is lvlrs. Joe Wathen. Janice Duncan and Vernon Seaton enact a tender scene in Not Even A Mouse. Stage managers Bob Hammond and Johnny Patterson are busy fixing seats for the end men. Pert Lois Wheeler in her bright bathing suit and revealing raincoat is Singing in the Rains t ? i Down rn Ole Kentucky is Theme With coiartui costumes and iokeis to keep everyone taughinq, the Senior ctasis wet out to make Down in Old Kentucky the mo-,r remembered min-,trei in the hiutory ot the schoot. Hamm ol hard work on specialty actiz and prop. turned out to be good timers with ptenty ot gaiety and ton for the -.tudenfa who participated. From a pantomime ot The Mockingbird to Few dinf Fugainh and Fightin ', the program proved ta be a weitfrounded one. To till in at inter-vate were the endmen. garbed in very towd coatumes and -,eaied on targe dice. Dressed in bright skirts and white peauant blow-tes, that carried out the theme ol the minwtrel, the chow' did a wondertut iob ot backing up the num bers. tnterlouctor Sam Wat..on took time out irom his iob to tiirt with att the Kentucky beauties who came to the stage to sing or dance. One ol the outstanding numbers ol the minstrel was the group ol imported Arabian girls who danced with their tloating veils and dangling ear rings. Amid the dancing girls were the Arabian potentates in gorgeous turbans and pantalo-ons. Anne Palmeter gave an original interpretation ot St Louis Woman as she toe-danced her way across the stage. Five little colored gals, Gail Wolte, Sallie Jenks, Nancy Bobier, Suzie Webb. and Phyllis Edmonds, really put pep into Rockfa by Your Babyi' as they sang and danced in per, lect rhythm. Singin' in the Rain was the appropriate number lor Lois Wheeler in her bathing suit and transparent raincoat. David Ravencralt really brought down the house with his rendition ol lt's in the Book. l-le was ably aided by the endmen. The minstrel, which was played to a packed house, was directed by Miss Dorothy Davis, Mrs. Clarence Sparks, and Mrs. Rulus Phillips. of Colossal Minstrel Show Nichols, Traughber, Gordon, and Stone really outdo the Four Aces with their version of The Mocking Bird. Hot Lips Booth delights the audience with his boogie playing Displaying almost professional ability, Lavina Swan and Peggy Burke entertain a very appreciative minstrel audience , Page sixty evcn French Club ln order to encourage the study ot the French language, people, and customs, Miss Dorothy Davis organized the French Club, which meets once a month at the home ot a member. Two annual social attairs were the Christmas party, at which Pere Noel presented gilts, and a picnic held at the end ot the school year. Proiects this year included buying a screen and tilm strips on lite in French provinces. FRENCH CLUB Front Row-Sexton, Barrick, Bying- ton, Gutzwiller, Triplett, Russell lco-presidentl, Watson lco- presidentl. Kline lsecretary- treasurerl, Miss Davis, Crotty, Hereford, Webb, Jennings Second Row-Hay, Vincent, Barlr- er, Kinner, Eppenstein, Leach, Kitchen, Arnold, Burriss, Dinia- co, McClellan, Hill, Barber Third Row -- Gartin, Wheeler, Clay, Stone, Ravencralt, Kahne, Riggsby, Roark, Flowers, Elder- man, Kish, Williams, Bolton Spanish Club With Senors and Senoritas dressed in gay costumes that created the atmosphere ol Spain, the Christ' mas party at the Spanish Club as the outstanding event ol the year. l-lere the traditional pinata, a paper bird tilled with candy and nuts, was broken by a blind-lolded person. Programs pertaining to Spanish were planned by the members tor their monthly meetings at the houses ol club members. A picnic concluded the activities ol the club. Page Sixty-eight SPANISH CLUB Front Row-Horgen, Saunders, B. Ferguson, Muncy, Curnutte,An- derson, Kish, Stafford, Allen, Tulloft Second Row-C. Ferguson lpresi- dentl, Everman, Powell, Mc- Clure lvice-presidentl, Galli- her, Duncan, Watson, Mrs. An- derson, Renlroe, Adams, Myers ltreasurerl I 5 l V l I . li 'X l f,l. sl Chevron Clubber Randy Kitchen pre- sents new flag, staff, and stand to Principal H. L. Ellis. SERVICE CLUB Front Row-Miss Chattielcl, Lead- ingham, Hemlepp lvice-presi- dentl, Everman lreporterl, Woods lparilamentarianl, Em- rici lpresidentl, Ward lchap- lainl, Daniels ltreasurerl, Cord- lc lsergeant-at-ormsl, Flowers lsecretaryl, Thomas, Mr. Eblen Second Row-Hughes, James, Reniroe, Fout, Geyer, Anderson, Marshall, Peebles, Anson, Klai- ber, Hillard, Campbell, Fischer Third Row--Barber, Knipp, Sing- leton, Newell, Blanton, Norris, Watson, Holland, Harris, Blair, Grone GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB Front Row - B. Kazeo, Bocard, Kiser, Daniels lsergeant - at - armsl, Castle lvice-presidentl, Berger, Patricl lreporterl, Ram- ey, Stewart lpresidentl, Bradley Second Row -- McKenny, Blair lsecretaryl, Gillum, Jayne, Mul- lins, Howard, Lester, Harring- ton, Fugitt, Huff, Mrs. Daniel Third Row-Daniels, Clause, Mar- tin, Snoddy ltreasurerl, Simp- son, Taylor, Evans, Stein, P. Kaxee, Stone Service Clubs Those Service Club boys Certainly improved an unsightly spot when, as their school project, they painted the baclc- stage walls. Mimiflcing the Sigmet Clubs traditional Calendar Girlu, the boys presented their version at Calendar Boys. They carried -out their customary activities ot aiding in the Lionis Club old clothes drive and presenting their tviothorim Day program. 'Let us lead by serving others is the new motto ot the Girls' Service Club. Members lived up to their motto this year by Contributing to needy lamilies, the Ramey home, the Youth Center, and the Girls' Chorus. They also helped the R.O.T.C. in their toy drive at Christ' mas by bringing dolls and making clothes tor them. Page seventy KEY CLUB Front Row-Caudill lsecond se- mester sergeant-at-ormsl, Pet- rou, Stambaugh, McKenzie lfirst semester sergeant-at-arms, second semester vice-president, May ltirst semester treosurerl, Fearing lfirst and second se- mester presidentl, Kendall ltirst and second semester chaplainl, Beverly Hirst and second se- mester secretaryl, Kouns, Wo- maclr, Rogan Second Row--Gallaher, Payne, Host, Chandler, Bailev, Duncan, Powell, Gartin, Quade, Rolen- thals, Mr. Rigsby Third Row-Newman, Williams, McKee, Mussetter, Wallace, Ridenour, Welch lsecond se- mester treosurerl, Snodgrass, Sm'th, Curnutte SIGMET CLUB Front Row-Ellis, Henderson, Gutz- willer, Brown, H. Robinson, Hunt, Relilord, Gallaher Second Row-Zarnas, Jenks lre- porterl, Powell lparliamentar- ianl, Hay ltreasurerl, Webb lfirst vice-presidentl, Adkins, Hutchinson lpresidentl, P. Rob- inson lrecording secretaryl, Hereford lcorresponding secre- taryl, Layman Third Row - Bobier, Budesheim, Aylor, Clay, Martin, Palmeter, Molsberger, Jacllson, Ferguson, Kitchen, Diniaco, Fisher, Cham- bers Fourth Row-Stevens, Reftitt, Rol- entals, Stone, Lemaster, Muncy, Guillen, Lyllins, Points, Turner, Irwin, Nunley, Conley, Roberts, Barker RO CLUB Front Row-Allen, Kelley, Lazear lfirst semester reporter, second semester treasurerl, Mrs. Sparks, Hannah lfirst semester presi- dent, second semester secre- taryl, Jenlrins, Watson ltirst semester vice-president, second semester presidentl, Jennings lfirst semester secretary, second semester vice-presidentl, Martin lfirst semester treasurer, second semester reporterl, T. Conley lfirst and second semester ser- geant-at-armsl, Perry, Kouns Second Row-Kazee, Mr. Simp- son, Kitchen, Brown, Highley, Kirlr, Simmerman, Anders. Jones, Clere, Traughber Third Row-Hurtz, T. Thompson, P. 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They held a slcating party and gave Thanlcsgiving and Christ- mas baskets to needy people. Presenting an amateur show in assembly and announcing their Phi Delta Darling, Lee Marshall, came early in '53, Other activities were their pot-luclc dinner, April dance, and participation in the poppy sale lor the Amer- ican Legion. KAPPA PHI CLUB Front Row-Miss Womacli, Dean, Triplett ltreasurerl, Childers lreporterl, Shannon lparlia- mentarianl, Harris lpresidentl, Kitchen lsecretaryl, Striclrland lvice-presidentl, Barlrer, Robin- son, Barber Second Row-S. Dixon, Kinner, V. Dixon, Martens, Riggle, Eppen- stein, G. Saunders, Anderson, McDavid, Flowers, Heller, Hill Third Row-Clay, Fannin, Van Hoose, Tullcoff, Lyttleton, K. Saunders, Jones, Koegler, Sex- ton, Vincent, Hay, McClelland PHI DELTA CLUB Front Row-Burke, Curtis, Wald- ron lsergeant-at-armsl, Dixon lvice - presidentl, Mrs, May. Huslzey lpresidentl, Ross, John- son, Henry ltreasurerl, Stewart, Ball Second Row-Blanton, Rice, Ly- luins, Rich, Sparlrs, Childers, Shafer, J. Long, Scott, Colliver, S. Long Third Row-Payne, Lewis, Crist, Higgins, Caudill, Hart, Delan- ey, Geyer, Fairchild, Haggard, Whitt THETA CLUB Front Row-Brooker, Steed, Gal- laher, Davies lsergeant-at- armsl. G. Kline lcorresponding secretaryl, C. Barrick lrecord- ing secretaryl, Blevins ltirst vice-presidentl, J. Woods. Mrs. Phillips, Jenlzins lpresidentl, Barbour lsecond vice-presi- dentl, Russell ltreasurerl, C. Branham, K. Phillips, Ellis Second Row-Mansfield, A. Bol- ton, Hatten, Williams, Taylor, Blair, Houston, Wolfe, Ham- mond, Kish, Byington, P. Bran- ham, Pennington, Bradford Third Row-Leachman, A. Kline, Nunley, McClure, Shuttles, B. Woods, Gelder, Emriclr, J. Bol- ton, Burriss, Hoff, Everman, S. Barrick, Allen Stafford CHEVRON CLUB Front Row-Scaggs lsecond se- mester chaplainl, Rcvencratt, lsecond semester treosurert, Prichard, Stone lfirst semester vice-presidentl, Lt. Smith, Rice lfirst semester presidentl, Kit- chen ltirst semester secretaryl, Irwin Hirst semester treasurerl, Ferguson lsecond semester presi- dent Second Row-Orndorff, Moore. Spears, McCullough, White, Stravros lsecond semester ser- geant-at-armsl, Reeves, Steph- ens Third Row-Abbott, Ball, Booth, Bocoolr, Busch, Brown, Gordon lsecond semester reporterl, Long Theta Club Amana the many activities al the Theta Club were the unique Club Theta Danre, a hanauet lar the ba-tlcetball heya, and a banquet tar the graduating: Thetaw. They attended rhurrh twir e durina the year and donated miiney to mend a delegate ta Girls State. Far the liwiirth yeat they were winner: in tltti Buddy Poppy Day drive. Chevron Club DSVOUPQ1 an entire week te ateembty praaram, wa the mt wtandina event al the Chevren Club. Ma t eniayable wa the h!larQhali College Extravaaania Band. Durina the weel. ern tainers were put in every hemeraam ta collect meney ter thr- Ramey l-lame tvtill Fund. To leave a permanent remembrance in the wheel the flute donated an Arneriran flag, a standard, and a 'tard lor tl-Q stage. te ueventy thi F.H.A. Students inTeresTed in home economics are eligible To become members ol The FuTure Homemolcers OT America. Several ol the girls Toolc port in The mock wedding ond The Teo given by the home economics classes. Initiation included o scavenger hunt lollowed by o party. Alter The close ol school, the club had ci swimming porly. Severol members oTTended The disTricT F.H.A. convention. Page sevontyelour Smokeless Club Several parties were held during The yeor by The Smokeless Club, besides Their many other ocTiviTies. During The club meetings ciTizens from The community gave Tcillcs on The harmful efleds ol Tobacco ond liquor on The body. Mr. Ralph Dinsmoor, The loculTy sponsor, olso gove Talks To The club members on subjects pertaining To smoking and drinlcf ing. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row-Mrs. Bradley, Estep, Hill lreporterl, Robinson ltrease urerl, Williams lpresidentl, Troyer, Owens lvice-presidentl, Johnson lhistorianl, Milligan lsecretaryl, Mrs. Patrick Second Row-Fosson, Busch, Hall, Doss, Fannin, Hale, Cornetl, Munn, Pyles, Ratlifl Third Row-Ross, Richardson, Le- master lsong leaderl, Moore, Steele, Gates. Waddell, Mc- Cann lsergeant-at-armsl, Pruitt, Carter SMOKELESS CLUB Front Row-Ball, Clare, Howes lvice-president, Hicks lpresi- dentl, Scyphers ltreasurer, re- porterl, L. May lsecretaryl Duncan, J. McDowell, Clark Browning Second Row - Mrs. Dinsmoor Meyers, P. Moy, Litteral, B Moy, Thompson, White, Cain Third Row - Callihan, Carroll Hubbard, Hutchinson, Sexton Dail, Mccomas, C. McDowell Sexton JUNIOR RED CROSS Front Row-Heller, G. Gollaher, Hays lvice-presidentl, P. Gal- luher lpresidentl, Hutchinson lsecretury-treasurerl, Pace, Mrs. Gardner, Neel Second Row-Sexton, Kline, Mul- lins, Melton, Loar, Gearhart, Hoff, Nunley Y-TEENS Front Row-Lemaster lvice-presi- dentl, Stafford ipresidentl, Mc- Clelland, Conley, Orr, Barber isergeant-ot-armsl, Robinson itreasurerl Second Row-Burriss, Muncy, Mc- David, Golliher fsecretaryl, AI- len, Elswicli, Nicholson, Mrs. Bradley Junior Red Cross For another year the Junior Red Cross enrolled a very high percentage at the student body. As a very active organization, the council directed the tilling ot thirty gilt boxes to be sent to the children ol Europe. Those boxes contained items necesf sary lor the educational and physical needs ol the recipients. Mrs. John Gardner served as faculty sponsor. --r' v .LV .. Y-Teens ln order to give Al-l.S. pupils an opportunity to obtain tirst' hand lcnowledge about our democratic ways ot government, the Y-Teens climaxed the national presidential campaign with a mock election. Sending chocolates overseas to England and Korea was one ol the Y-Teen proiects this year. For the new members the traditional candlelight recognition service was held at the First Methodist Church. Page sevcntyetive Page seventy-six VARSITY A Front Row - Blair, Leadingham, Thomas, Stambaugh lsergeant- at-armsl, Petrou, McKen1ie lsergeant-at-armsl, Jenlrins, Blanton lpresidentl, Cordle lvice-presidentl, Jennings ltreasurerl, Kouns, Klaiber, Hil- lard, James Second Row-Mr. Sang, Curnutte. Hughes, Hemlepp, Robinson, Woods, Simmerman, Hender- son, Clere, Jones, Kirlr, Kelley, McGuire, Kazee Third Row-Flowers, Conley, An- son, Watson, Ward, Highley, Emriclc, Duncan, Marshall, Ware, Peebles, Anderson, Barney, Brown G.A.A. Front Row-Preston, Baldridge, Fields, Gallaher, Fairchild lscc- retaryl, Gearhart lvice-presi- dentl, Woodie lreporterl, Pol- ley lpresidentl, Howell lserge- ant-at-armsl, O'Hara, Chand- ler ltreasurerl, Neal Second Row-Litteral, Johnson, Blanton, Richardson, Keith, C. Trout, McRae, Gallaher, Sparlzs, F. Wells, Mrs. Evans Third Row-Allen, Cassidy, V. Trout, M. Wells, Kirk, Hobbs, Hart, Leadingham, Ross, Crose, Armztrong JUNIOR CONSERVATION Front Row-Andre, Barber, Har- ris, Meyers, Spear, Mosser lpre- sidentl, Mcclanahan ltreasur- erl, Wallner lsecretaryl, Taylor, Justice. Sgt. Russell Second Row-Fields, Franlrlin, Salyers, Sexton, Melton, Lind- say lvice-presidentl, Loar,Van Bibber, Wright, Osborne, Hiclrs, Rigsby Third Row-Cantrell, Moegling, Boggs, Gillum, Childers, Well- man, Adkins, Wilson, Osborn, Rayburn, Clemmons Cub GAA 'P Jr Conservcfuon LA 11 C 1 W 1 l 1- ll ll I ' 1 1 1 1 11'11 1 1' 11 11' 1111- 1 1 1' '1, ' K1 I1 111 ' 1 ': 1-' ' 1111 11 1 '1 .1111 1 1 1 1 ' 1 11111: :'1111' 1 12 1' Lx 1 1 1.1 - 1 P . :ff 2 X lxT'.T'X'l 1- .1111 '1' 111 11 N111 111 1111111011 51.11-1 1'.'11'11 1111- 1 X 1 1 .111 .1 1 1 111 ' 1 'fx KJ11 z11'1111111.1 11111 '1 L 11x 1111.1 W1 1,11 11' A1 .1 1 1 1 1-11 1 1 11 11 1 xx-191. 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The members ol this homeroom hove token port in mony school octivities. ln this group there ore tive club presidents, lootboll ond boslcetboll ployers, o cheerle r, the coptoin ot the ritle teom, ond on otticer ol the senior closs. The picture ot to lelt shows Leno Stottord telling the class obout the senior condy sole. Top right is findo Hutchinson collecting money lor the Junior Red Cro-,-3. Lower lelt shows students listening os lvlory Lee Jenlcins reods the Bible, ond ot lower right John Woods is explaining o problem to his smiling oudience. Poge seventy nine ll Vtflwo is better gualilied to be King and Queen ol l-li-Lile tltan tlte students' Qlwoiqe lor best all around boy and girl. Joy Sue Blevins and Billy Roy Jen- nings are the recipients of botlt the-se ltonors. The title ol King and Queen ol Hi Lile, e-itablislted by tlwe annual in l942, is fonlerred by popular vote on tlte typical htglw scltool boy and girl, A glance ol Joy Sues record will slwow tltat wlne ltas been queen ol almo-,t everything. Billy Ray is tlfte winner ol tlte Pollorlc Prize, among otlter awardv. Choosing Kings cmd Queens Forms Part llte moment ltd. arrived! Breatltt. are ltr-ld ond lweortf. stand still as tlte an' nounuernent in made tl'tat Mr. Baslcetball Brother Adkins and vivafiouft GOW lloiiit. gm lang and queen ol tlwe Junior Prom. ln tlte lypinal Kontuflcy setting nl a bluegrass larrn tlte pair reigns over a boautilul danfe. C-:altty N3 is 66,9 1 1 Q. ,,,+,,,..., - N ,-.df V T13 ww-If If N W.- gx Q, ,. 'A xv. K .Q 5 ' Viv ' S kv -- 'fi pix W.. + X' . W9 Y Q ' 2 W' x'Q J A . ' , .5 ,, , . 5' iw lx --1.31 5 - A A 'A'hun Q9 f WLM ,nl , 1 s fig, w, 1. :A ,- -q- -.Q JJ .... y V s- f , ,. fav 1 5' ef 4. ., i K If A RQ Q. g . I XX 5 . wi 's.,,. 'w. XX! 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I 35145 . a 1' ge fm .ufgum Q m- Q ,Q L . 1 wx A 1 ,, wg, J, K L F. -Y wi 5 64 1 J. Qt. Q .AA :A X Q. , J . .F , i , -1.1.1. . 4,- .fn We -. U . v N A, gr., ,. . 7' . . . . . .' W-3.s4a.Mf,4.. Ax .' ,I 5 , , 4 h A A ., U A 3- , vrefmfl-wl,4 -.,, .,..,fL-,. -. . wx- f' f - ' KJV , X . ' .. . 4 , ' 'PAJK4-w., ,'.-. wa .:. hl..s.-Ci' -J f Q Q X flue Fundamentals of m1lnfary 'rachcs 'llwe R O T C personnel malces wrde use of the sand table rn msfructxon By thus meflwod abstract facts become more easily duscermble R O T C framing IS valuable for preparung boys for fherr ferm of m1l1+ary servnce for msfrllmg mfo them selfdrsclplme and obedience fo the commands of ofhers for malcmg loyal patrnotuc cmzens l Q X lll ll . To enable first year men to grasp more readily some ol R.O.T.C. Prepares Boys for Uncle Sam Une ot the most outstanding R.O.T.C. units in Kentuclcy is the Ashland High School group. These boys go through strict training in order to pass the annual tederal in- spection in April. The cadets in R.O.T.C. are taught the principles ol map reading, tirst aid, and aerial photo reading. The boys experience rigid physical training and military policy and commands. At Christmas the cadets, led by Jim Burriss, Tom Neil, Bill Slcaggs, and Bob Mr Cullough, collected and repaired more than tive thousand toys tor underprivileged children. Demonstrating complicated formations, drill teams under the command ot Bob Ham mond and Gary Pelphrey performed at lootball and baslcetball games. The ritle team became a member ot the lrifState League, composed ot tive teams. At the organization meeting, which was held in Ashland, Kirlc Lindsay was chosen manager. The climax ot the yearis activities came in April when the Military Ball was held. Joy Sue Blevins, who had been elected Battalion Queen, reigned over the dance. Rifle Team Ashland's rifle team brought hon- or to the school by placing third in the National Hearst Trophy Match. Members ot the team are Front Row-James, Lt. Smith. Nolte, Goble. Battalion Staff Preparing to be the future officers these boys lead the R.O.T.C. Front Row -- Pelphrey, Beverly Hemlepp Second Row - James, Fearing Kelly, Fout Second Row-Clemmons, Miran- da, Beverly, Justice. Third Row- Skaggs, Morgan, Conley, Adlrins. Fourth Row - Fearing, Lindsay, AH S Unit Wins Honor Award Ashland High! R.Q.T.C. unit stands in spection tor that much coveted Honor Award, lnspecting the corps were two representatives trom Second Army Head quarters. Major Donald F. Cothran and lvlaior James Smith. Thirtyftive cadet-. received individual awards in recognition ot outstanding achievements. Battalion Queen Being a queen seems to come naturally to Joy Sue Blevins. In addition to serving as Battalion Queen she was chosen Queen ot Hi-Lite, Homecoming Queen, and Com- pany Queen in her iunior year, To top everything she was voted Best Allfaround senior. Lieutenant Colonel Having the ability and leadership which in needed tor such a high position, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel John James command' ed the entire cadet corps this year. At the annual military review he received the award tor being the most outstanding third year cadet. John is also a valuable mem- ber ot the baseball team. 9 un 5 ? i 9' 9 2 ?l? '? ?,?3?933 M ' 'J v A v 5 I D 1 i - . np ll I A ms' T ,N fx Ro'rc f' Pi ,A 4 ,,,.,.A- 'A ' , A 115 - J . 4, l ' gq 1' X 1 0 , EQ I ' ' I e E' 'N ' .. , 5f'L'3 ' 9 0 4 N' 5 Q - f? , 751. . s p A U -1 ,. 1 3 4 5' , , ,fa .. .,. Q 1 . 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Thompson, Owens, Compfon, Gibbs, Brown, McCalvin, Duprez, Cox, Gray McKee, Roberts, Williams, Wessell Filth Row-Newlrirlx, Osborn, Hutchinson, Kemper, Wheeler, Fearing, Skaggs, Rigsby, Seolon, Cox. NFPP Company C popular wiih the entire studenf body. Notionol Honor Sociely. Front Row-Rovencrall, Ferguson Second Row-Woods, Taylor - Y is -Nw 'f' i i r'- '-'U-1-f . . ,, '11, ' , ' 4' ' Y ,1f 5- 'in' K my Q 'icoolcieii Hoilen hos The distinction ol being the only iunior lo be o company queen, Her winning woys ond qoy unnile hove made her Aside from being selected os o delegate fo Girlw' Store, Cookie in co-editor ol The i954 Hilile. o member of The Tliolo Club ond the s si Iifiiiii' S 0 F 4 V' -100 ffl' ,A 4 5 'ff .. -... ,M-5,.., 5 ' Tj W' 'T'IiQ,l. LL. -rw ,ga s H-'Q-,MQ L 5 X ' ,,A.f...4 Q---My f nv f x?-' L E 5 f f L ,, M 1 H -gygw in-A '1' -f A- j 4 if , X Gia W .. A , r . 'HQ I N44 . Q .ln'. 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'f 1' ' www Q Q K Grtet and astonushment on the laces al the cheerleaders reflect per tectly the teelsng at the enttre student body over that unbelievable state tourney lass Compensatxon came however when Coach Conley was named Kentucky s Coach al the Year and Brother Acllcrns receuvtng honor alter honor tapped them all by beung named the natnon s Mr Baslcetbalt All dustrnct All reguonal All State All Amertcan the natzans foremost basketball player Q' , ' X Q 1 X lllltotla . . Page ntnety two Muller Carter Sang Eblen We ve Got the Coaches Coach Charlue Eblen head mentor ot the Tomcats took the team through another successful season wrth the added help ol assrstants Muller Sang and Carter Coach Carter concentrated has ettorts on the sophomores to brrng them up to par and to look out tor probable starters lor the varsrty Coach Sang took the backtreld through theur paces and Coach Muller gave the team rugud caltsthenrcs to keep the boys rn good physrcal condrtron Practrce every day ts Eblens prescrtptnon for a tune ball club and hrs theory has paud att many trmes Cats Claw and Snarl Through Successful Season Ashland opened the football season nn a game agaunst the Catlettsburg Wrldcats Although the Tomcat team was the lavorrte they engrneered the game only to a 7 7 draw A 46 yard pass from quarterback Mackey Hemlepp to hallback Don Blanton gave the Cats therr only score ln the lollowtng game the Tomcats faced a superror Stonewall Jackson team but much to the surprrse ot the tans Ashland held the Generals to a 7 7 draw deadlock for the second tue of the season The Cats goal came on a 29 yard pass play from Hemlepp to lelt end tvtnke Jones who ran over tor the score Hemlepp seesng a knck tor extra pomnt useles ran the ball over lor the tytng pornt Tomcats trrst victory came un a game agalnst the l-lunttngton East Hrghlanders The Ashland ottense chcked wlth two touchdowns rn the tnrst three plays The goals were well shared wrth Curnutte gettung two Adkrns one and Clere one to end the game 27 I8 Drsapponntment came as the Ashland team bowed to Lexungton Lafayette 21 I3 The tlrst touchdown by the Cats was from the 2 yard lane on a prtchout to Adkrns with Davud Snmmerman ktcklng the extra pornt The second was a 79 yard pass play from I-'lemlepp to Jones U ll I II A ri . . I s, . , . . . , . , ' ' . We've Got the Team! Records Prove It Prool ol o dvri-sive vctorv lor the lorncots was shown in a 3712 win over on arch rivol, lronton. Little Ivan Curnutte was hero cl the day with three goals in the first hoil ol 80, 55, and 53 yards. Adlrins came up in the second troll with three touchdowns ol 45, 37, ond l5 yordfr. Ae unexpected score ol I9-O proved O victory lor the 'Colm ogioir'-t the Ft, Thomas Bluebirds. Even though Arhlond wort tho lovorite, the score came to the -rportr. writrtrw Ov ct -rrrprise. Eorl Adkins scored in the Orond qrrurtvr' Blnntwn in the third, ond Clere in the lourtlt, Stnrnvrrnrtr' lQled the Oxtro point. A ll? Z rrpwr-l rrrruwolt o trirrrnph lor Asltlond over Louis ville Mule rrmlrirrti it the third victory ol the season, The lirmt miorri- tunic on Q Sofvord run by Clere, the second on cu llornlvpp to Lvodingqhoni pow, ploy, lvon Curnutte wrvevctrlrmtrtrwt the grnrne with his liinol touchdown to end thi- lrorur I9 X, lornruti tool. it lt? o victorv over the Louisville Eowtern Arrhlond Cotlettwburg Ashland Stonewall Joclvrrn Ashland Huntington East Ashland Lexington Laloyettcz Arhlond lronton A-rhlond Ft, lhonnov Arhlord Loui-ville A-hlond Louiwvi le Eastern Ashland Ludlow A:-hlond Port-mouth teonw, lvon Curnutte scored the lirst cool over on o 26' vcrrd run, Adlcins toolc the K-econd gtool ovc-r from the one, and Clere qoloped lourteerrvord' lor the linol touchdown. A l-lernleop to Jones paws rornbinotion rlirlc ed lor the extra point. Outclossed but lighting hard, Ludlow bowed to the loin Cots 34-O. Coach Elulen Sow cz chance to try out hir, aerial ottoclr and ure more ol hir, revervr '-i. llrr: toufh downs were vhored luv live plover--, Hr-nrlrrpir, Curnuttfr, Clere, Adlcinr, ond Blanton, David Sirnrnrfrmun lirled three e--'tro point and l-lemlepp ron fone over, Sod were the Aihlond lon- O the Twmrrltw liowfid tri Portsmouth 28 25 in the lo-it rtorne ol the wourrrt, lhc: qonne went nip ond tunlc all the woy with tlrcf winner lnoingg switched boclr ond lor-th till the linal rrurr wat, lirrrd, Thr, wos fertoinly the mont exciting gtome ol thi- voor but :ent the Auhlord lone, hontg heortbrolfen, Front Row-Curnutte, Stambaugh, Barney, Clere, Jones, Robinson, Cardle, Brown, Klaiber Second Row-Coach Eblen, Thompson, Phillips, Anderson, McKenzie, Simmerman, Duncan, Highley, Anders, Petrou, Ward, Coach Miller Third Row-Coach Sang, Walters, Henderson, Flowers, Anson, Sparlzs, Leadingham, Gray, Thomas, Hughes, Hillard Porto rrrnr tv thrr r f iff Qs ! ,.a ,,,-Q. . 'T' .iff E jf x 2 Vw 'mg 3 EM Q. .N , ,fr x KX 'Q F 'PX V X 'M xl 'ff A M, ,. A as 'L If ,ax .. .1 fp' 1 'v K :L wg - f A Z ,5- - ' ' X f I .F 3 qu '., f . Kg? A an ,QQ .- 1 . 1. J . I 1 ' Q Q 3, 1 5 0 s 'X 4 I 4 fx' lg A a , Q , Q S'-- if B S' . Q, . . 2 'xx Q ii Q , . 'AX' 3' A ,sk Q I I B .1 ig? YR? On, On, Ashland Hi! Who could lceep lrom cheering when these girl, lead the yells? ln many places and in many lcindi. ol weather the six cheerleaders have given the team and lans the spirit to win. Pep rallies were held in the gym, the parlc, the stadium, and the Paramount Theatre. Games were played in snow. sleet, and rain. Always these smiling girls helped boost the morale ol the Tomcat-, and their lollowei t, Senior cheerleaders are Mary Lee Jenlcins and Joy Sue Blevins. Barbara Bradlord and Pidge Pennington are the capable iuniors. lhe up ana coming sophomores are Susan Barriclc and Jaclrie Allen. Managers Have Tough Job Managers Phil Peebles and Diclc Kelley hand out equipment to player. Bob Anders and liddie lead ingham. Ashland High always supplies her athlete- with the best ol equipment whit li require-. the hi-wt at care. ln the gym and on road tripi. it is up to Peebles an.l Kelle to see that ever thing ii, in -tha e and in if Y Y . P proper place. Since the cost ol equipment lor earh la er amounts to a ,roximalel WOO, it iw avi P Y PP Y dent that oor hand ina or lass ol e ui tment would P c fl l cause tinanciol worrt, Good rnanaf eis are indi Y ,t pensable to the team and really earn their lettc-' . Layden ls Guest Speaker Elmer Layden, tormer loetball coach ol Notre Dame, was guest spealser at the annual lomliali banquet at which sweaters and iafletu were awa' l ed to the players. Qther honors were recefved by Alto. player. lvan Curnutte was placed on the Paducah 'Site Democratsu' All-State team, Clyde Cordle. Eoin Stambaugh, and Miclcey hlemlepp were given li in arable mention. The Louisville Courier Journal' gave honorable mention to lvan Curnutte anti Miclcey lalemlepp. ln the East-West game at lex ington, Ashland was represented by lvan Curnutte and Bob Stambaugh. Most awards were received by lvan the Terrible, who was also awarded the Royal Jewelry Co. trophy as the most outstanding player in Boyd County. Front Row Cox Clere Dallas Light Relllord R Thompson Raymond Gamblll Second Row Wamsley J Sparhs W Thompson Sutphln Trnplett Lrttle Stamper W Newsome Crass Hamulton Thlrd Row Carter F Newsome H Thompson Abbott Kouns Phtlllps Anders Gunter Evans Fourth Row Newell Johnson Duron Spradlm Murcnda Smtth Osenton Duley Mighty Mudgets Have Perfect Season Coma undeleated an theur ttve games the Ashland lootball B team completed a sue cesslul ea on The team showed great year Don Ltqht the spark ol the aclc te-ld Could eastly be a hrst strung starter when the varstty takes to the held next toll Probables lor the lrne are Csenton Crtss Wayne Thompson Dallas Phullups l-hghley and Reltlord In the bocltheld the roles can be hlled by Sutphtn Sparks Lqht and l-lerbert Thomp on Larry l-l qhley o powerlul center was not only trona on the B team but played evefal aame wtth the btg boys A hland Greenup A hland Portsmouth Ashland Portsmouth A hland Huntington asf Ashland 20 l-lunttngton as Subshtutlng lor the regular cheerleaders and emceenng pep rallres are the two lobs vwactous Phyllts Ed monds dtd so well For three years Phyllrs has served capably as alternate cheerleader promise lor a strong varsity squad next . lx , ' b - I 4 K . , Q, t , - ., V A , X I ft 75 I3 K. 2 5 O 7 O s 34 ' E 6 . ' E f , 6 eliminated A hland fron Catlettsburg players are tense as Brother tries lor a difficult iump shot. Page ninetyeeight In Spite of Tournament Loss, Netmen A-thland wet a Sixty-fourth Diritrict record by de- feating Raceland 99-53 in a tournament scrap. The following night fmhland wallced away with the diutrict championship, matting possible the team'-, entry into the regional match. The Tomcatt, moved into the regional contest with a game against Clark County, last year's Champa. For thirteen yearx Awhfand had fought for the championtthip. Finally, they got their chance after defeating Clarlr County 5l-45 in a spine tingling three rrtinutet- overtime. Ashlandf, following games, were victories which opened the door t-o the state tournament. Mov- ing to Lexington, Ashland, the number one team in the state, was defeated in an upset by Paducah Tilghman, bringing to a painful close one of the bent Qeasone in recent yearS. During ninety per ff-'tt if 'fw fa lift bali -eaten A hfatri iii --'ve-1 tio billing' by the l.itie'tr-hit The backbone of the it centered around Earl f'X:l Emriclc, Bill Jenningi., Lee RVN' Vtltt Wil lin BT ivlairhalf, and Jerry f-lender on Pxwhland' eleven game win 'treat Wd- futvlf-rt in a dir-appointing conrt a.ta'ni the Inez Indian- 75 7f fi' tht oi the eacr. Later, wtf rt twfvft f 1'tt'Ut' virtor5e'2 under their fttit' thi- i fat-. accepts-d an irvitativii tt the LOui-,ville lnvitaficin latiittcittitfiwt. Loutuvillfv Flaget riutfattc-it tftrt iCr1t 59 58 ina heartbrealiintt :atnri wfiit ft ment. Managers Kouns and Caudill t tftf- t tiitrtit 1 I f r t t f Mutuol odmirotion societies ore loef ing orgonized by Cooch Conley ond his two coptoins. The boys ogree that under no other coach could they have received better training both in boslc- etboll and in sportsmonship. Ot Bob Emrick Mr. Conley says, The best center I hove hod and should rank with the best ever. The coach ex- pressed his opinion ol Brother Ad- lcins by saying, One ot the best alle oround basketball players we have ever had. Together the three did o marvelous job with the '52-'53 team. Sports writers nomed Cooch Conley Kentuclcy's Coach ot the Yeorf' Hove Best Season in Thirteen Years Front Row-Coach Conley, Kitchen, D. Kouns, Janes, Gray, Jennings, M. Kouns, Manager. Second Row-Henderson, Adkins, Emriclt, Marshall. Woods, Bailey Page ninety nine Page one hundred Front Row--Coach Conley, B. Kozee, Relilorcl, Light, A. Kozee, Host, Manager. Second Row-Thompson, Osenton, Ware, Conley, Sutphin Sophs Prep for Varsity Positions Full ol ambition and the will to light, the B-team turned in a record ol eleven wins and three losses. This group ol boys lought hard to goin a foothold in the varsity spot lor next season. Outstanding among these players were Bill Kazee, who is always in the tight: Sam Ware, a great ball handler in the center position: and Bob Osenton, a lqoy who is a possible starter at lorward. On these b-oys rests the great responsibility ol filling the vacancies lelt by the gradua ting seniors. Sophs Opponents 36 , Key Club ., .. U40 64 .. Ro Club . 4l 56 . . l-'loly Family ... .30 60 . Key Club .. . . 45 54 . . Vanceburg . , 40 59. Putnam-Coles 47 57. . 5teele's .. . 6l 68. . Ceredo-Kenova 64 58 Ro Club . 59 5l Catlettsburg 42 42 . Catlettsburg . .37 55 lronton . . 49 56. . . . . 5teele's . . , 48 71 Coles 69 BAILEY-Une ol the iinost ball HENDERSON--elline prospect lor KOUNS--MLong set shots his best WOODS -The lli1ndvn'a't. plslv handlers in any high srhool, All-State in '54. Hard worlrer. weapon, Ran 'ridde cn lost any pcsitiin. Always willing Asset lor next year, Dependable lor lull game, brealc. play and 'wfiilc hard. SEASON RECORDS A-Nhlond Gpponontr 77 Corr Creek 36 60 Breclcinridoe 84 77 VXfllllOfT1'fOl'l 46 79 Vonceburq 57 88 Polnt-.ville ol 72 Preiton-rburo 35 77 Clorlc County 70 57 Loloyette 49 69 Colleltvburq 55 63 Newport 47 69 Moyaville 66 7l lnez 77 88 Sl. Xower 6? 58 Flooet 59 83 Brefldnrldoe 65 63 hlororfl 46 76 Porlm 53 79 Cotlelt'lw'f1 53 87 Vtfllllornwon 54 74 Polntwvllle 56 Squirt Jennings molres c powerful leap to out-distance others lO0 lronlon 45 lor the ball. 54 Hindrnon 57 74 Corr Creel bl . 88 hlozorfl 65 Cogers Pale Up Honors 70 lnez 55 District Tournornent Glory come to Allg. through honor-N heopecl on 99 ROC9lOVWC'l 575 8rother Adltint.. He fltorted the ovolonche when 94 Boyd COUNTY 49 the Podufho 'Sun Democrat Choke him the nurnber 79 CGll9ll'lWff1 68 one roger ol the yeor. 'llhe Courlerolournolu Im R . H N , mediotely rnotle hlrn Coptoln ol itil All-Stote leom. lnle 69999 mlmqmfm wo-. -,elected o-N 'Stor ol Store in the Kentucly Eomt 5l Clflllf C9U'llY 45 Wetlt oomot The tltmox Come when he woe norned the 74 Qlwe lllll 47 nolionf Mr, Bot.ltetlvoll the top npot on the all ll2 Vomomllfl 49 Amm-llml logm' Stole lotlrnoment lll-. teornrnote Bob Ernrrnlt wow plocerl on the Allbtofe 44 Poflmoh 'lo 'wCC'0f1Cl teorn, ond Billy Roy Jenningx recelvecl honor Ohle rnentlon. JONES Fl od ln eq olly vlell ot JENNINGS- Best little mon lf GRAY- A sturdvrt ol t '-1t qlznu MARSHALL Willt lrnrltl gow- 'frx-l-urvl ur gword, Sh-oily ond Kvntnlty lwosletbol. Honolei Con ploy onywlwfrv-, Wlll hr-lt F ll l two rrl tht- ltr-at rf- tl tl l'Y'l.m'tttt', frxr 1-lf-ntly the tforqh rrtlflillff tr'r'n n llc' S Ill lQ53-54 lf-I . l l 1-ft ln tltf- altllv-. -: 1- 1 spwt ln lost breolc. Porte one hundred one . wb'- if f.-- rc 'T The record for the 880 relay set by Ashland last year was broken and a new one set by this year's Jack Hillard, Don Clere, Ivan Curnutte, and Charles McGuire Out ol sixty-one teams competing in the State Track Meet in Lexington A.H.S. Tomcats placed sixth. Indivi' dual honors went to Henderson, who placed third in the 880-yard run: and Hillard, who tool: third place in the 220. The right to enter the state meet was earned by the 'Cats when they outclassed all competitors in the regional events. Ashland had 663A points in comparison with second place Prestonsburg with 34. Thirteen individual boys qualitied lor the state meet. In the regional Ash' land's 880-yd. relay team set a new record ol l:37.6 and brolce the record set by last yearis team. Competing in other meets, Ashland tied lor tilth place out ot nineteen teams at the Huntington relays and made a good showing at the Spilced Shoe Relays at Hunting- ton. Here they toolc two tirst places, a second, and a lourth. Thinclads Set New Record in 880 Relay Front Row-Brown, Hillard, B. Sexton, Curnutte, Dixon, Rutledge Second Row-Hopkins, Clere, Hills, Sutphin, McGuire, J. Sexton Third Row-Highley, A. J. Sexton, Evans, Sparks, Henderson, Morgan, Coach Miller 4? 11 gi W -it GQ Z if QU. ,y , -sw Y 3 -Y 19 QQ -,. ,pe ii 'yy XA' Page one hundred two nt. C,- 'ihi ...e tb? 0 C1 .La - , Q QPU: Q Front Row-Thompson May Kouns Beverly Justace Curnutte Duley Kitchen Second Row-James K Powell Jones McKenzie Watson Host Jennings Third Row-Ferguson L Powell T Conley Coach Conley P Conley Henderson Stumbcuglr A.H.S. Nine Fmlshes Brilliant Season Aslwlandl ba-relaall season ended witlw lourteen wins and two lowes. Jim l-lost turned in a no-run, no-lwit game against Boyd County to become lwero ol tlwe day. Paul May, Charles Ferguson, and Larry Powell were tlwe boys to watclr wlwere batting wal. concerned. llwie combination led tlwe team to tlneir rreasonf record including district and regional tournaments. Tlwe Tomcat! leading men on tlte mound were Sam Watl.on, Bill Jenninge, Jim Host, and Milce Jonef.. Axlwland tool tlie district tournament in tlwree games Ruxezell lofl, Boyd County 63, and Catlottsburg 5 O. Advancing to the regional contest, Ashland was deleated in tlweir second game loy Wlweelvfriglwt I-O. ff Y X' , f n U 5 ,Z Q' Q J '44 -nf, .K Q 14... I in f fax ' :Q if QW? . A, , W f -veQf.m'i'l:Q35?3f'iWg' .L f 'vm - A ' 2 , 1 my . .f iff,-:w'f'X ' K I ,Z ,AW-1 ,,.+n-fy -' A K.. ,pp K I N QL, W, -K , .Q . 1 , V -ws-. ,Q ff . .. . , TJ., ,,','f., , ,W If!! ' Q-3 ' f. N JGfcAen, will Olflfl any Kelly s Famous Flour Stokely s Flnesr Vegetables Wholesale Grocers PHONE 97 Ashland, Kentucky CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Ht' Thursday first day of school' A bug bonfrre and pep rally are held In the park tonught We go only untul noon today The Tomcats play the furst football game of the season We tue Catlettsburg Davud Ravencraft presided over has furst assembly to day Speaking of ftrsts today s the frst full day of school The Youth Center was almost empty tontght Home worlc must be gettrng heavy Full day wtthout even an assembly to brealc the monot on Last years Ht Lnfe annual cuts are dustrtbuted Sophomore cheerleaders Jaclcve Allen and Su an Bar rnck are Introduced nn assembly Tomcats tue Stone wall Jackson 7 7 Key Club holds the ftrst dance of the year permanent schedule cards today Hu Lnfe annuals come In The Barter Theatre gnves nts frrst play of the season The Strange Savage Pep rally an assembly Tomcats defeat Huntnngton Eos 25 I8 Annual staff holds Soclc Hop for purpose of srgnrng annuals OCTOBER At I2 I5 today the first club persod of the year ss held Mr Jtmenez starts talnng sensor plctures Excurston to Lexington The Lafayette Generals beat the Tomcats 2l I3 Whale LAUNDRY CLEANING STORAGE AIPIOVID Sl RVIC I t at Central 13th at Central Oakland Sales Co w A smrrono Mgr Wholesale Candy Chewing Gum, and Notions PHONE 909 4308 Garfln Avenue DUMMITT BROS Inc Palnt and Glass Co ALL KINDS OF FLAT GLASS HANNA PAINTS AND VARNISHES ALFON THEATRE Vlrgll T Dawson, Manager JUNE CONN School of the Dance 2845 Winchester Ave Phone 871 Page one hundred sux 7-7. ' T . ' ' , I I P . l l , . . Y- ' -All of summer's freedom is talcen away: we filled out f - . I - 1 ' ' ' . I2 h .I . . ' , LOOK C EAN EE C CL The Standard Slag Hope Lqundererg 8: Stone Co UN Ashland Ky Cleaners Fur Storage d C PHONE 330 HONES Mc GUIRE MOTOR SALES INC CHRYSLILR PLYMOUTH Wlllys Internatlonal and CVIC Dealer THE FINEST FOR 953 A d y Pg hdd , d I 0 29th an entral Avenue ---- H - ---vfwwlnma ff: E I I I 1 , I 2 ,H jk x I a I EI venfh and Winchesier Ave. hlqn I K , P 489-490149I a eone un re 945011 MOEAQF5 FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS HOME APPLIANCES l3th and Wsnchester Telephone 3540 ASHLAND KENTUCKY FIVE BROTHERS SERVING OTHERS Miller Funeral Home For People Who Care CADILLAC AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 425 Cal Lambert s Shoe Store 236 TSN! Sf PIIOHB-I02? Ashland Ky Ashland School ot Commerce THE SCHOOL OF SUCCESSFUL GRADUATES A Professional School ol Buslness Traunlng Successlul Placement Service OGDEN S INC HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS HOUSEHOLD NEEDS 230 'lbfh Sf Phone 500 WHITEHURST CO Ashland Russell Motors, Inc DeSOTO PLYMOUTH T Ieph es 819 and 963 1425 GREENUP AVENUE Ashland Kentucky Page one hundred elghl I I 0 u II ' . ' . .i . n . 2Oflq qnd CQ'-fer Aghlqndl Ky, Sheet Metal Works - Warm Air Heating I e on Anderson's Pharmacy 16TH and GREENUP ASHLAND Summer's Dry Cleaning 131 SEVENTEENTH STREET PHONE 265 AshIand's Store for Juniors and Misses Ashland, Ky. ' H. 9 . Hofiwm 235 Sixteenth Street ASHLAND, KENTUCKY Top Row, left to right: Bottom Row, lelt to right: I. There were many tired feet in the coat room at the Club Theta Dance. l. George Sweeting impresses everyone with his sketch ol i'The Road of Life. 2. Joy Sue wears a big smile as she is crowned Homecoming Queen. 2. Mary and Barbara are earnestly worliing on a poster for the minstrel. 3. Suspence reigns as a difficult shot is attempted bythe Tomcats. 3. David Ruvencrott gives everyone o laugh with his rendition ot It's In The Book COMPLIMENTS OF HOBART WALKER Your FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Mayo Arcade FOR QUALITY MONUMENTS MARKERS SEE WHAT YOU PURCHASE AT ASHLAND MONUMENT C0 Sears Roebuck 81 Company 1700 Winchester Avenue ASHLAND KENTUCKY SERVING THE NATION SINCE 1886 CARROLL'S YOUR FRIENDLY STATIONER GIFT DEPT. AND LOUNGE GREETING CARDS T436 W cheste A e Ben E Pratt LIFE INSURANCE 914--2nd Nctonal Bank B :dung ASHLAND KY EVERYONE USES GULF PRIDE MOTOR OIL THE wonuas FINEST Vlrgll L Borders I3th and Cent ol Ashland Ky From A Friend GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES 24 Hour Service Phone 3934 2411 I3th Street C C PRICE and SON Realtors BROOKS WELLS AUCTIONEER 402 Prol Arts Buuld ng PHONE 601 OCTOBER Everyone who went on the excursuon hos o horrnble cold A tre drall todoy Everyone treezes to deoth Sensor ossemblv Two men trorn U K urge ell to goto college Tomcots beot Ironton 37 I2 The tnrst Issue ol the I-In Lute Gozette as on sole todoy Snx weeks tests begun todcly Bug pep rolly storts the doy' New cheerleoder lvllclcey I'Iernlepp Dowd Klolber Bob Stornbough Eorl Adlcuns ond John Woods ore oll very good Oh w ll Ieost they re lunny Gertle lvlcGurlc the hr ol th doy There s on excursion to Fort Thomos tonnght Tom Georhort Senger correspondent guves o very IDIGFGSI Ing tolk ID ossernbly Report Cords ore Issued Enough sold' Pep rolly todoy ond Y Teen Councnl donce tonlght Dromotlc Club holds onnuol I-lorvest Eestuvol Mory Lee Jenlcuns ond Pee Wee I-lonnoh ore crowned long ond queen Tomcots deleot Lounsvnlle I9 7 Bug pep rolly the Tomcots ore dnsnnnssed ot I2 30 lor oeotuno Mole A EA meeting trees everyone else or O I lorry I-lort Irnsh tenor tolces the ossembly oround the world ID song Schedule 3 as run Everyone gets out ot 230 to heor Vuce Presudent Borlcley whose plone couldnt lond b Couse ot the dense srnolce from the torest tures A very peppy pep rolly ns held Cots deteot Lounsvllle Eostern I9 6 Kopp: Pht hos Homecomung Donce Joy Sue Blevins ns crowned queen by Ivluclcey I-Iemlepp ond Gene Robinson Ro Club onnounces Twerp Weelc Poge one hundred ten ' . 216 I u'l ' 4- ' ' . ' rm 1 ' , , 9- A . . . IO-. ' H , - . ' ' 1 IP . - . -I I7- I D I . 23 ' Q ' I ' I I l. I , ' S 1CllI , ' . ' IS 'I e ROADSIDE MARKET Ashland, Ky. QT-COP WP M y y - . y, 22- 5 . ' . 24- A ' ' . I . D . I . 27v-wt . . I I . . T. ' Z 28-2:3 . D y A 1 '- 29- ' - A I . :I . I y eu 7905! I IOI Wlnchester Ave JOHNSON S MARKET I00 SeII Servlce Meats ASHLAND S MOST COMPLETE MARKET A complete Iune of quohty ro cernes quoluty rneots Reese om ous Ioncy Ioods ond go den Iesh produce ot all tnmes Phone 2650 FREE PARKING LOT STECKLERS The place to go for the brands you know Wmchester at Futteenth Dennis Beauty Shops 227 I5th Street 2912 Holt Street HAIR SHAPING A SPECIALTY :sn High Open Evemngs by Appountments Phone MOCK BROTHERS Inc 1435 37 Greenup Avenue Telephones 58 o 9 Ashland Ky Ashland Auto Part , zoos GREENUP AVENUE ASHLAND, KENTUCKY Dr C C leadmgham OD OPTOMETRIC EYE SPECIALIST SpeciaIiz:ng in examining eyes and fitting glasses 240 I5th Street Ashland, Kentucky PHONE 503 Page one hundred eIeven K 1 ffryf 7a I Q . I F' Q- . . Q - f '- I . I . I I u ' . W I' F . . 760 I O ' ' - r 5 I o o o 1 a 0 sCo. Inc. WORK and SPIRIT Work honest labor us one ol the noblest thlngs ln lute One who can feel that he ns domg has four share ot the work has good reason to be Happy No normal man can however be satisfied to sumply work He wants to work to some purpose and to accomplish the largest possnble result both lor himself his associates and his company He wants to work effectively There can be no real effective work without the mspuratuon of that thmg called spmt which ns the mamsprmg ot accomplushment It us for that reason that we have been so greatly Interested un the de velopment of real Armco Spurlt Armco Splrlt can be compared with what at school IS termed school splrlt or class splrlt as applled to those graduatmg m any glven year Splrlt IS that thmg whrch grrps and holds the hearts ot men and gaves them the power of extraordinary accomplishment when workmg tor a worthy purpose ARMCO STEEL CCRPORATION I I ' l I , . . .. . . ,. . . . . . , . ll ' 5 ll ll ' 0 ll ' ' ll . . ,. .. . . ,, . . . . I Page one hundred twelve H-,,,,,. mann mul U ASHLAND SANITARY MILK C0 DAIRY PRODUCTS PROCESSED TO sAnsFY Paramount Mens Shop HS 1 ECONOMY PRINTERS 336 t3rh STREET ASHLAND xsurucxv Dr D I Hen ng CHIROPRACTOR 32 I7tI1 St eet Ne tto Sears Iosselson Insurance Agency 1441 WINCHESTER AVENUE EMORY GILLUM Wholesale Meats, Inc. FRESH AND CURED MEATS 1143 Greenup Ave Phone 1134 Tussey Brothers Company. Inc. 445 TWENTY NINTH STREET r H o N E 9 9 a Page one hundred thrrteen I -v! 's', A . II, , .I o . ,fy ' ' . t, n' M I- .NWA I Men's Fur i hings and Tailoring nmcunf Thea er Bldg. Ashland, Kenfu ky 4 - r x FOR GIFTS IN JEWELRY OF QUALITY H O W E S ROGERS G COMPANY Psunssssse-ssfssssss 'l5TH AND WINCHESTER ASHLAND KY PHONE 2959 806-l3th Street Phone 329 Howes Your Plumber Carman Funeral Home Member of Ky Funeral Dsrectors Bursal Ass n HERB GREENE Manager PHONE ASHLAND KENTUCKY Wheeler and Wsllsams Hardware Co Inc Exclusive Wholesale PHONE 3546 or 2014 Lydsa Ellss Dress Shoppe 318 l5TH STREET Schenker s Market TELEPHONE 2901 we osuvssz CALDWELL-CHAITIN SPORTING GOODS SCHOOL SUPPLIES FURNITURE AND JANITOR SUPPLIES Phone 3024 2284 Carter Avenue Ashland Ky Troy E Fasrchsld Busck Inc Sales gs Servsce l530 CARTER AVENUE Ashland Kentucky NOVEMBER Electson Day We get out at 2 30 so that the teachers can vote Some ol the teachers dont gsve homework so that we can lssten to the returns Gsrls Chorus gsves concert sn assembly A wonderlul pep rally ss held at the Paramount Theatre No school because ol EKEA' Tomcats beat Ludlow 4 0 Ro Club holds Sadse l-lawksns Day dance Out at IO 30 ssnce st s Armsstsce Day' Peo rally Theta Club announces John Woods as the Theta Throb Ro Club announces that Mary Lee Jenk sns ss thesr sweetheart The last football game ol the year ss tonsaht It s Sensor Nsght and Portsmouth beats Sensor Msnstrel What a crowd' What a show' Servsce Club announces that Mary Zarnas ss thesr sweetheart 27 81 28 Thanksgsvsng vacatson DECEMBER Report Carcls agasn worse luck' Masque-rs present Not Even A Mouse sn assembly Msckey l-lemlepp Kappa Phs Kutse ss sntroduced Gsrls Chorus concert ss tonsght The Junsor Class elects olzlscers Sensors elect ottscers Fsrst basketball game ol the sea son ss tonsght Tomcats cleleat Carr Creek 77 36 Thetas hold thesr unusual Club Theta dance Tomcats defeat Brecksnrsdge Gsrls Chorus gsves Chrsstmas concert Page one hundred lourteen I 23 . r 4- ' . : 51 1 I . 1 7 ' 7- ' . 8- . 3 - . 9- ' ' . '21 : . .. . . 1 .. l5- . the Tomcats ZS-25. I5- ' ' . . . 26- . . . . Q F u 4 n ' -3- . ' 3- ' , . 6- . . . . I 8- ' ' . sz- ' ' . ' E l3- ' . I 1 . . Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth, When the evil days come not, nor the years draw nigh when thou shalt say, I have no pleasure in themp Ecclesiastes, I2-I CREMENS CLEANERS 8II 29th Street Phone 3l Ashland Ky Where the class of 53 Ioaled Mokas Restaurant sixreeNrH smear Borrow Buy Sell Insure through the friendliest service offered Gevedon Realty Compan 201 ARCADE REALTORS PHONE 284 Beg Young Lfe s e me to Statyo S gs Ac out A FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ACCOUNT IS AN INSURED ACCOUNT BEGIN NOW' First Federal Savings 81 Loan Association Ne tto the Post Off Houser s Don Richards Clothing A Young Man s Store Featuring Style at Reasonable Prices 7Wh The Hzgh Slgn 0 Re reshment ASHLAND COCA COLA BOTTLING CO P hddllte , . ' in - Early in I i th Ti r ur avin c n. I I u 0 O . O D - - y x ice 7 . . I . . 1 ll O I U II f f e i ree Hats Thom c n Shoes Qfefl I l L. I42 Inc est A age one VanderpooI's Sweet Shop FOUNTAIN SERVICE- LUNCHEONETTE J. M. FROZEN CUSTARD The Jay Loan Office Vanderpool IYandyl Pr p. , O Licensed Pawnbrolcer Phone 776 222 I6th Street Compliments of Lambert Furniture Store ASHLAND' KENTUCKY Congratulations ro the Class of 7953 PUTNAM AGENCY lnc Insurance Bonds Yellow cab co Sldllditrd AUID PENS AUTO PARTS ACCESSORIES 81 TIRES 9 420 13th STREET 1945 G 2300 W D P coLLEoe FAS:-noNs Fon You I I Compliments of Arnolds Shoe Store Page one hand ed teen . I I .-..- . 0 I I . Phone 66 reenup Avenue Ph The oldest cab companies in Ashland, Kenluclxy. e end on H H us. Salety-Promptness-Courtesy. e have installed two- way radio telephones which enable us to com icate with . our drivers wherever he may be. We are giving lrom five to ei ht minute service. rr six fl PATTERSON S THIRTEENTH AND LEXINGTON SUNDRIES AND MEDICINES THE BLUEGRASS GRILL FAST AND COURTEOUS SERVICE CURB SERVICE 3505 WINCHESTER AVENUE PHONE 3542 NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO James A Anderson Ir SPECIAL AGENT Sturglll Electrlc Co Inc I 8: y W lr 35 3558 DARWIN S INC Record Department For the best In Records I7lO WINCHESTER AVENUE Carolina Lumber Company EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING Henry Clay Hotel Ashland Kentucky The Ashland Daily Independent Eastern Kentuclcys Home Newspaper FULL covEnAGE OF SPORTS I C WILLIAMS ELECTRIC COMPANY Lighting Fixtures Electric Supplies Wiring Contractors ASHLAND KY o M n 335 Fft' nth St' Calhhans Wallpaper and Paints 1613 GREENUP PHONE 320 Ashlands Orlgmal Market FANCY GROCERIES FRESH MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES 2100 WINCHESTER PHONE 6T PQ hdd Ie I I u - rr 0 I O C I my o lndustria 8: Commercial Installations La outs 2l58 inc ester Avenue Plnone 60 or Compliments of I I 24th and Carter Avenue-Phone 68-Ashland. Ky. ' Compliments gf Every evening and Sunday morning 1 1 o O C I o o Ph ne ai 710 i ee reet ox e one un re DEMAND ASHLAND OAK The llvely long weartng sole leather tanned by master workmen In Ashland Kentucky Have your shoes resoled wtth Ashland Oak More for your money A C Lawrence ENGLAND WALTON DIVISION Leather Co ASHLAND KENTUCKY SCOTT EQUIPMENT CO Formerly Ashland Hatchery T9th and Wmchester PHONE 449 3 l DECEMBER Chrrstmas assembly rs today the last day of chool b fore Chr stmas Dur ng vacaton rho Tomcat defeat Wrlltamson Vanceburg P ntsvrlle and Pre ton bu by large scores A l-lunt nqton sports columnlst pred ct that the Tomcats wtll be one ol the best basketball teams tn thus part al the country The gurls clubs sponsor the Sno B II a lotrnal Chr mas dance Band Parents sponsor a New Year Dance JANUARY Back to school ugh' Tomcats defeat Clark County for the ftrt trme years Cats defeat Lextngton Lafayette for etghth tratqht wrn Tomcats beat Catlettsbura 69 54 Cats take tenth stro ght game Tomcats defeat Newport and Mays llle lncz throws Cats for frst loss of the sea on The Loulsvnlle lnyttattonal beg n A and I cg en the best chance and defeats St Xay er to qam sem: ftnal Loutsvrlle Flaget beats the Tomcats by one potnt tn the sem: ftnals Second semester begtns today Ashland defeats Brecktnrndge for second ttme thus year Honor Socrety taps new members Cats beat Hazard Parts as next vtcttm' Phu Delta has the assembly pro gram and announces Lee Marshall as thetr Darlrng Page one hundred elghteen I I 0 O O Q lg' D T I T S, a . t x t 1, T N , , al . ' , . s s rjy . I N Q . f i 2 22- ' , K W. C1 , ' ltt 3l- S 's . 5- - . 6- ' s ' in five lO-' f ' ' s 'K 13- N - . ' lo-' I x . l7- v' . 20- ' I s . 23- ' ' ' ' xl S. shl xiv . . I x , s. 24- . . . . 26- ' . 271 . . . . b 28- ' . 30-' . CENTRAL CLEANERS 346 Thlrteenth Street Phone 2324 Wm. H. Cauclill's Sons Your Dependable Realtors 2161718 DAWKINS BLDG ASHLAND SKATE YOUR DATE Blacks Roller Rink Arcade Shoe Store INYISIILE HALF SOLES ZIPPERS REPAIRED SHOES DYED AND CLEANED PHONE H21 Evans 81 Shattles Food Service PHONE T47 Harris Decorative Supply FOY PAINTS Home Federal Savings and loan Association 372 15th STREET REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS Ashland s Popular Theatre THE CAPITOL Duck Martm Manager Pg hddl O H ll AT I I I T338 Winchester Avenue-Phone 2898 Ashland, Kentucky O 0 0 I O, e one Un rc General Ttres and Tubes Dodge Plymouth Automobiles Dodge Trucks WURTS BROTHERS CORPORATION 22 S VENTEE TH STR T THE HOUSE OF QUALITY FRUITS AND YEGET BLES Ashland Frurt and Vegetable Co Inc 1143 G PHONE 2792 MORIARTY S Fanmn Glass 81 Palnt Co Inc ALL KINDS OF FLAT GLASS MIRRORS ASHLAND KY For the Best Education A H S For the Best Quality Foods Moore s 29th and Newman E.G MOORE Owner P g la d dtwenty .. A .. ' 0 of 0 reenup Avenue Ashland, Ky. ' s o I 1616 Greenup Avenue -:- Esfablished 190 Ashlond's Oldest Furniture Store Retail Dealers in Furnlfure, Appl es Household Furnlfures O O of 0 4 E N EE I 1627 Greenu Aven e Ph 2269 O n u O u I u O Eat SNYDERS Potato Chrps Qualrty Controlled From Farm to You' Sold at Your Nerglrborhood Grocers Taste the Drfference CALL 1454 v rp o 9 O O . 5.94 Pllllllll llllllf OHIO VALLEY CANDY CO Youngdale s Men s Shop Nunn Bush Shoes Dobbs Hats B C Sonny Brrslrn SERVICE STATION I W 2201 WINCHESTER AVENUE PHONE I Van Huesen Shrrts Westmrnster Hose McGrego Spo ts ear Eagle Su ts Mayo Arcade Ashland Ky HYMAN KROG YATES PACKARD Inc Home ol the Sensatronal new I953 Paclcards e f P d o e a est mat C II00 LAYNE S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST F H 0 N E 5 4 7 I3Ih and Blaclrburn Ashland, Ky Better Home Applrance 2260 WINCHESTER AVE STROMBERG CARLSON TELEVISION WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Page one hundred twenty one I C ll o ll . I I I :- IIVIDY IIIVIIV a z , . M 'o'o'4 ' I'f'P'2':': 552:22 30.9.1 .0000 ,ggi 'l'llP.':'o' P347 rm on ,301 0 ll ll 0 0 . U I I , Standard Orl Products-Crown and Extra Crown Gas- Moble, Esso, and Essolulae-Atlas Tires, Ballerles-Wash- Ing- axlng-Polishing -:- 7l0 r r w i , . I 0 . Exp r arnf an b dy r p rr, free r ron c :o. l732 arter Phone I Drckenson Prrntrng Company Move Rrfe Transfer C0 DISTINCTIYE PRINTING 28th and Wrnchester Ashland Kentucky ASHLAND KY South Ashland Greenhouse 2121 ZYNI STREET S ASHLAND KENTUCKY 29th smear SUNDRIES PHONE 2095 FEBRUARY Tomcats go to Catlettsburg lor another wrn George Sweetrng grves demonstratron ol artrstrc talent rn assembly Cats go to Wnllramson and vrctory rs therrs agarn The Thespuan Socrety gnves the play Junror Mass Tomcats defeat Parntsvrlle lor erghteenth wrn School as drsmrssed early for P T A Tomcats beat lronton IOO 45 Bully Ray Jennrngs organrzes prayer group to be held at 8 30 every mornrng Senator John Sherman Cooper speaks rn assembly at 8 50 A Lrncoln Day Program rs glven at I2 I5 ln the last home game ol the season Hrndman defeats Ashland 57 54 And a busy day was Senror assembly at 8 50 Plans are started tor slap day The l-lammerettes grrl marrmba players entertarn rn 12 I5 assembly Rev Carroll Hubbard rs the lIFSl spealcer on the Teen Talk schedule whrch begrns today Theta Club has assembly The Tomcats beat Hazard agam Washrngton Day speech rs grven by J T Norms George Verrty grves the Teen Talk The Faculty Flops defeat the Senror Clowns 43 37 Its Blue Jeans Day' Everyone really dresses up rn blue leans that rs Student Counctl guves a Blue Jeans dance at whrch Joy Sue Blevins and Squurt Jennrngs are crowned lang and queen ot Ha Lute A Copper Tube and Arr may save your lrfe or property Not a rrdclle but a method of automatrcally detectrng and notrfyrng you l the outbrealr of fire rn your premrses The Frrewake Corp ZAX Flnzwaxi AUTOMATIC ALARM SYSTEM Afhlrated wrth P HAGER 8: SON C0 ASHLAND KENTUCKY Elr Wrllrams Lumber Co 503 29th STREET Byles Auto Parts Co Inc 2166 Wrnchester Avenue PHONE 2l00 Wright Furnrture Store DrsJAandlD RALPH M wrueur OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS 1620 Green pA e Phone 3898 MAYO ARCADE PHONE was Page one hundred twenty two I To I -. ..-- ' u . n n 1 lo hob u. ' ' r i,D33rt To . I . . l 1 o ol o ' ' . . . . .Brown Ashland's Amusement Center Paramount Theater I I Showing WorId's tmest pictures Fox MGM Warners RKO BILLICK JEWELERS DIAMONDS WATCHES Blue Rlbbon Lmes Corp SMITH MOTOR SALES ASHLAND KENTUCKY W tt t Compliments of Ashlan C. E. Fannin, President Genume Parts H08-H30 WINCHESTER 2595 inc es er Avenue P Q In d d y tw Sewnd THE Boolc National 5' WITH Bun C- - H MMV ASH0,-.d,Ky HAPPY ENDINGS MOST books have lusi one endung buf your savnngs accouni pass bool: aI' our bank can have many II' can end m a new home a car a new household appliance or any of 'Ihe modern marvels being developed for our fufure pleasure and comfori' Bu'I' 'Io end your book Hrs! musf sfarf Open u saungs account now and make your own happy endmg! To Assure Your Future Sale Regularly We pay Zf on savings MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Inland Gas Corp OLIVER M ELAM IR C0 INC EXCAVATING DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 2433 CENTRAL AVENUE PHONE 70 ASHLAND, KENTUCKY O CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS CORSAGES FIELDS FLOWER SHOP W A JAMES. Propraefor 1330 Winchesfer Avenue Phone 'I392 FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE Page one hundred fwenfy lour X . , 1 A I U I ' o 9 s ' 0 . O . 0 I ol nl o I Nehl Bottling Co k ROYAL CROWN NEHI ASHLAND KENTUCKY The Friendly Ventura Hotel REASONABLE RATES Rsoscoursn mnousl-rout AND BEST OF ALL IT COMES FROM POLAN S JEWELERS Inc Helfrachs Shoes and Hosiery ESTABLISHED 1902 PHONE 190 W h t C 8: J Motors Inc 1700 CARTER STUDEBAKER Complnments of C N NALL Dlstrlbutor Gulf Oll Products Seaton Realty Co Realtors 703 s d N r r ASHLAND KY ROSE ANN SHOP MAYO ARCADE HEARNE CONCRETE BLOCK COMPANY MASONRY PRODUCTS rr-:ous 122 Hb P been fyf O O o ' or in your l t fl Q 1 Q l440 inc es er Avenue I I o I 0 The Cor with the European Look I econ a ional Bank Bui ding I l O I O C tl q K t ky ogre one un re Top Row-Lett to Right- Brother adds two points to the score. Endman Raven- Second Row-Cheerleaders score for March of Dimes. Ashla io ces as cratt restrains Interlocutor Watson as Ga e males her escape. Curnutte carries Conle receives district tournament rro h . Pee Wee and Mar Y . Y P v around would-be tacbler. tung and queen of Harvest Festival. Men's Furnishings Miller's Toggery 231 ibth STREET ZWICK'S BALDWIN PIANOS MAGNAVOX TELEVISION Everything Musical YOUR FAVORITE RECORD SHOP . Dr. Robert C. Webb WaIker's Family Shoe Store OPTOMEWST 1516 Winchester Avenue 1306 winehesfer Ave. Ashland. Ky. PHONE 3966 HNONE BUT GOOD SHOES.. The finest in visual service Castle Showcase Co. ASHLAND, KY. Canteen Service Co. of Ashland, Inc 319 - 29m STREET ASHLAND, KENTUCKY Page one hundred twenty-six EMPLOY ELECTRICITY TO LIGHTEN YOUR HOUSEHOLD TASKS IT IS ECONOMICAL CLEAN AND SAFE The Kentucky and West Virginia Power Co Inc cowumems or S. H. Kress and Company Joe s Famous Restaurant 701 THIRTEENTH STREET JEWELER AND WATCH MAKER CONRAD C HOENIG 17436 DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY Eagle Home Insulating Co 712 25th STREET ASHLAND KENTUCKY P H O N E 2 8 4 2 Conley Furniture Company St t e A en Ashland Kentucky 3782 J P CONLEY 0 - 7 U U U it E UE U E UIQ UEU UIEU IQ IE fi IE UE l T il ll I- lfi ll I Y RSX D 1 I , f f From a Friend .,.-- P PARSONS Page one lwund ed I enty seven 1 ll I reenlp Avenue - Ashland. Kentucky e ' I 'L' Q 7i1 --m-- ee- - - . . at 'iw I I an H ' Q ,E E lil L , E . -E ' 25th ree and Winch ster v ue 3 Phone . . , wner W ' 'F' il ll 3 lil an m in 'I nl an k ' I f ff f ' f E ffl il .fuk il ll -. N TX Yi -4-L?f 56 De arlments stocked wilh furnishings for the home and family One of Kenhlc 'x rea ores r w - Randall-Ross, Inc. LINCOLN - MERCURY 3306 Winchester Phone-3800, 3801 Fleming s Shoe Store HENRY CLAY HOTEL Union Roofing BRYANT AUTOMATIC GAS WINTER AIR CONDITIONERS 126 16fh STREET Pepsi Cola Dlstrlbutlng Company MORE BOUNCE PER OUNCE 84 Gr eenu p Avenue Phone 426 Claude N Fannin WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR 1324 GREENUP AVENUE PHONE 424 Dixie Mens Shop Sun Cut Rate Drugs WHERE SPENDING IS SAVING 1600 Greenup Ave Phone 1516 Draperies Sllp Covers Venehan Blmds Carpets TOPPING CHRISTIAN Comphmenfs of GERALD LYONS CIRCUIT COURT CLERK BOYD COUNTY MARCH District BasIcetboII Tournament opens Tomcats deteat I2aceIand 99 53 A Teen TaIIc given by Bull Meecharn Cats beat Boyd County 94 49 Tomcats deteat Catlettsburg in the tnals ot the Di ti Tournament 79 68 Teen Talk was given by Henry Mahan The only pep raIIy ot the basIQetbaII on I held t day The Tomcats pIay Clark County in the reqionat tournament The score is 44 44 at the end ot the oamo The game goes into overtime and Tomcat wn 5I 45 Tomcats defeat Olive I-IIII 74 47 Cots beat Vanceburg in hnals ot the regional tourna I 9 Torncats are praised in pecial a sernbIy Paducah Tilghman upsets the To'ncats 46 44 in th state tournament Lexington LoIayette wins state tournament IvIarshaII College band entertain in a er'npIy The Honor Society strikes again or taps rathev The Chevron Club presents today a ernbty Chevron Week is wound up with a dance APRIL Rev Herschel Rice gives the Iast Teen TaII4 ot the year The band Ieaves Ior Washington and the Cherry o som FestivaI Delegates to GnrIs State give todays assembly The GurIs Chorus gives a wonderIuI night concert The State Speech Festval at Lexington starts today Ashland gets two superior ratings tor Stuart Rigqsby and David Ravencratt I6 81 I7 No SchooI thanks to KEA' Page one hundred twenty eight - I I I ' ' ' I 3+ 'N ' I 4M - . is X' s-' ' - . . 7- ' I 'ict II-A I' ' . . I - l , - I2- ' seas oe ' I ' C 7 'Q s I TI t I3g ' ' - . ' ' 14-' ' ' ' . A PHONE 3968 ment by setting a record score tor the sixteenth region I 2-4 I I6- ' I ' s ' s . I9-- ' , - ' o QI- ' ' ' . ' 23f ' s ' sw I . 24f ' ' ' f 1 1 27- Is ss . 28ee- ' ' . I- . ' ' . 77 ' I, OF D Q BI 8- ' ' ' ' . io- ' ' ' ' . I4- I ' s to Get the thrift habit at the FRIENDLY BANK we pay 2! on savmgs The Thtrd National Bank of Ashland Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I N Pollock Company INCORPORATED FOUNDED 1874 JEWELERS AND STATIONERS DIAMONDS WATCHES d Garhn Realty Company REALTORS 214 D n Rudy Pete and Joe Gute The Sallte E Powers HENRY CLAY HOTEL PETTI JOAN MILLER JUNIORS JUNE BENTLEY BARTEE JUNIORS Ambulance Servtce and Funeral Service MEMBER OF KENTUCKY FUNERAL DIRECTORS BURIAL ASSOCIATION C t PHONE so pq lwddl Iy O . o Ashlan . Ky. ' 213- awkins Idg. ASI1'f 'fI- Ke 'UCIY Lazear Funeral Home Complimenfs of I I I632 en ral Avenue ' . Co. oxeone an I-fx EVERY ONE OF THE MANY 64 6A x I un f ghlaud I' DEALERS IN ASHLAND AND BOYD COUNTY SUGGESTS YOU Hll UP WITH f - f ' and llylli Ilfllfi Zirfabffa' Faiohne im' Weree yo seethsp p Iy ant K. d Hyllf lffllll po e ealfy sky ay p Io ma ce on the I F -',,,,..f , i O O 1 ' gl 3 h v r u I um ,i ou w . i split-second starting, faster pick-up, an added ' w r-in r i , w er r n ... highway R in I E r II 1 f IW ndred II1IrIy Iohn L. Steele lohn W. Steele Greetings W C M I - FROM - STEELE S PHARMACY Prescrtptton Speclaltsts WINCHESTER AT SIXTEENTH STREET Ashland Kentuclcy One of Kentucky s Leadmg Prescrlphon Drug Stores AM FM I34O KC 93 7 MCS CBS for the Trl State Always tops tn radto news and entertatnment APRIL Joy Sue Blevm ts crowned Battalton Queen at the N'IIIlIOIy Ball Because ol ROTC tnspectton school ts dtsmtssed at 2 30 I-lonor Soctetv tnducts new members today The State Band Festtval ts held at Lextngton U K scholarshtp te ts beam More lun another dance' Thus ttme tts a square dance at the Youth Center Lot ol ntce people help us plan our lutures today lt Sentor Career Day Kappa Pht Club puts on a play tn assembly lt talces place tn the Kappa Ph. sorortty house and proves that tt take all land Because ol an AEA meettnq everyone qets out at 2 30 Sentor present class play A Case ol Sprtnqttme Sam Grathwell spealcs tn assembly The Barter Theatre gtves the last play ol the season Future I-lomemalcers ol Amertca present assembly Varstty A has baslcetball game and dance Ashland Tomcat Band second best tn the natton qtves a concert ne ol the bg ntghts tn the Ile ol a untor ent r the prom ts tontcght Class Day Male Chorus qtves concert Baccalaurette tontqht Sentor Slap Day The sensors talce att lor a day ol lun For some sentors tts a glad day lor some tts sod Commencement tontght We made tt' Second semester ends The Student Coun ctl holds a dance Patton lumber Company BUILDING MATERIALS YVIIIICI11 Hearne Manager Phone 219 Klatber and Campbell MEAT MARKET P0lllTT REALTY C0 REALTORS REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE 403 Professional Arts Butldmg Compliments of Ideal Luggage and loan Office Paramount Bldg I3th and Wtnchester Ave Paae one hundred thtrty onc I - zz ' I , . 's - MAY -O I In ' ' I ' o. S 'OI EXPERT OR BEGINNER A001290 Je 4 Jeter cool WITH A rvioonm Ollfvllfaflc RANGE ,..,.--.ig EASY FAST e ECONOMICAL ' w cost See the Gas Range models at your dealer s today UNITED FUEL GAS C0 G C Murphy Co Lykms Service Station TIRES BATTERIES AND AUTO SUPPLIES 815 13+h STREET Mayme Marshall Davidson Thoroughbred Shop P E N N Y S Always First Ouality ASHLAND KY Osborne Pharmacy wr. +I y R Pr-ron: 3155 Asnumo uv Prescriptions Carefully Compounded DRUGS, SICK ROOM SUPPLIES, FOUNTAIN HAVE YOUR DOCTOR CALL US Moc s Market 13TH AND LEXINGTON Paramount Pontiac. Inc. PURE OIL PRODUCTS Ph 2495 T213 Winchester A P g hundred thirty two I O O Wy' ' E l if' ja 'iii as V V ' ' ' Your One Stop Shopping Center ! .:.,.,,,.:.,,I:,:.. - A thousand heats , 0 Even oven baking - Smokeless broiling r - Unequulled cooking spe ll A ll - Lo - modem'fuel-- GAS I E Compliments of r Phone 33 Ashland 7 7'I5 ea e oad. Westwood The Outpost Fine Foods-Curb Service I MILE WEST OF ASHLAND, KENTUCKY A PHONE 9157 ys ,i ,J6 Z D. AVERY SMITH MOTORS 2 Kaiser-Frazer 81 Henry J Cars Diamond T Trucks EJ , ..- 7 1314 Greenup Avenue cj QD TELEPHONE 1619 d 642 ASHLAND KY IIIIIIIIIPOLIS ENGIAVIIIG COMPANY, IHC. Eastern Kentuckys Largest Hardware House Ben Williamson G Company Incorporated Ashland Kentucky P nddth . Q 3 I I N O 12 0 O fl 0 C 3 -. 0 i, N4 5'- INTERTYPE COMPOSITION PROVIDES SPEED AND EFFICIENCY, ALONG WITH A WIDE SELECTION OF TYPE FACES When the creations of many great mlnds go Into pr nt a great product ns produced Style efflclency and craftsman Every day week and year thousands of pages of printed maternal pass through our experienced hands The proof IS nn product .7 o!Iawlzeacl!Q'ef5 , J?,m,,,mfe,l Jdfkena, 0 . . . E I ship are effectively combined here at LAWHEAD PRESS. Ae 4 O L0 For Qualify And Service JIMENEZ STUDIO 1328 Winchester Avenue Where every Sensor has sat for hrs portrait since the tlrst Hu Life was printed In 1921 Y ni . 11 rr ' P 9 11 d dh yr HQX
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