Ashland High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Ashland, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1956 volume:

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This town was founded by the Poage family of Scottish ancestry, and it is from this fact that our theme was chosen. Ashland, a city known for its industrial plants as well as for its suburban communities, has a wonderful high school where lads and lassies gay roam the halls. From within the glen sae bushy and aboon the plain sae rushy our Scottish song is sung to yon hills and valleys 'round onnie Heather that we love f - f Qi 'Q Lookin... tl Don Morris sings ou+ his wee hearf sae blifhely fo fhe bonnie Glee Club bcirns '- 1 6, 5? ' .gy C ., N-., J, l. my yt AA ' Q ,-ft Q 6 l 5 225252 1., ani ,W 1 ? , Wk' if w X ., , ff.. A . ,, 1 , v . , gy 1 i ii 4 A 2 f' ,f swf I 1'3 .Q F ' 1 , Y. x-5. asa: , x 0 fi. K 4 . . In , sq- ,QZQZQEE . ll 'tis 'Q Q 's'o i'. 'I 5 5 Allhli- -4:1 2'e's.e .. 12 ft 'eve 0 .if-se-has ll 0 S mei! eww 9 9521- p 1 ' -,l' Jag ,. 1 , -. 1 . 'i'i 'vs I Q ' ,I ss '-Q .9 XX I4 l 'itil 'nw 0 ul I - illilijxli ji!-l 'S ' e .1 35 . ' 1 'Twas a year! Besides the routine school work, there were pep rallies, shows, dances, and graduation to add highlights to our days. Where'er one gaed, something was goin' on. I Presenting Beclry with her sheepslrin brings smiles tothe lace ot Mr. Ellis. ing events . . . Sigrnet bells slap snow an sleigh. Mrs. Evans malres up blcclc-lace beauties Taylor and Rice. 1 x 'L Gifts are showered upon the lady-in-waiting O wad some Pow r the gittie gre us To see oursels as uthers see us This tamous quotation ot Burns is true of the faculty ot our school These commendable individuals are the pow r which give us the gift of seeing our hidden selves that others view all the time. Through their in- struction our talents are discovered and enriched 235, 'Z ,,,. ,. y 5 Mm we 4 Q 7 4 , Q. E. v if f .2 1. a 1 .1 Q 14 'f ff f 1 M A , :sm ' li' li 1? WX Us N Z 49 25, Ywifmff wr .4 , .f M A STUFF' l '!?? . ..,,f' .59 KJ -1. a Q . as ,NWN Q eh- .. 1 r, ' X 'Q ,, , V j a 5NQ ' jf W L1 f'LL '52 x'Vi'i?ef Seiiayilffififi if fi v ,, 1 4 ' ' 7 - ,Y k 4 Page twelve M1ghty Chteftams of MR L RENCE STEWART Mr kawre wart who has had twenty loyur years t ' M' public school wohrlc many Sl w nc ,iM.H, I- td o system as teac er atten a 'gl 2, l fll'1CIpOl became superunten den gf 9-1 J 1954 ltet aduaftng from Morehead State Teach ers Colle I wlth an A B degree Mr Stewart at tended rshall College where he earned has M A degree At Peabody College he recelved has M Ed degree and IS expected to obtann hrs Ed D degree thus tall lrorn Peabody College of Nashvnlle Tennes see the Clan MR W C SHATTLES Belng assnstant supermtendent Includes the rob ol purchasmg agent lor school supplues treasurer ol the Board ot Educatlon and supervxsor ol malnte nance and caleterras Mr W C Schattles who became assnstant superintendent durnng thus year tnlls thus capacity very well l'le attended Western State Teachers College where he receuved has AB degree and Marshall College where he obtalned hns M A de gree 0 0 0 .-' ,QM .4 , x . ' - --...,a., ' l .,, R ty. -. :xv I ' 1 li' . . . D . x!aa'ill':0l0l4 I - Q , ' 3, .:, ll' '21 C ,. d.1' 4, . 1 t . 2- . . V . - o , . . . , . . ' t - r . . . 1 , . . . V - . . . , t 1 , . . I V, . . ' 3 MM, t L1 fbi ff- A'-1 I . C 9 Paae looffee' ,, 'llwsw f 1 Thai Spanish can be fascinaling is proved by Dan Burlrharl and Barbara Houl+on. Lafin will never die! Arnold Holi discusses an ancienf Roman wag- on in Advanced Lafin class. Say't Weel in Ither Languages-f Le lfafoois, e' espanol ana Lalfha are taught 'r the presev day bv various other meahs as well as bv The Texfbaolcs, In al three languages pahlings, photographs, maps, and color- ful lfavel books are lcwa very valuable. With these rnelhoas Clos lexfbaolcsi the sloaenfs not only leafn The ,angeage bw also something ol The hlslofv ara customs al the various people, But Master Cues Ain Tongue Reolzirg 'he imporronce ol o prolound hV'CWl6OQ9 il CVTEIC own ong.oge the oomrisrrolior- pioces greor ire: or The reoching ol English. The f'V'O5l6'y ol Ergligk i: 6116-Fii3' rot or If N 4 lor those students who Plon ro enter college lout olzo lor efef, KX pupil regordlezz ol he plow: for the lufure. ln odo 'or' 'o 2 gd: W 4 Thorough undersronding ol the longuoge. eoucotors oe'-eve Thor .qliig lil' everyone should be ldrnilior with the literorure ol the Erglflr - V, i zoeolfing people, thot he should be oble ro exoreii hirnzeil ,V - l 5-.' orolly with fluency, thot he should pe Oble to our his ioeoi of Z Lf paper. With these ooiectivez in mind, English course: ore deign ed to meet the needs ol oll pupils. Principles ol grorrmor ore studied ond procricol opplicotion occurs in rninufe tolls. clogs deboles, discussions, recitofions. ond compositions. Srudy ol both American ond English literoture induces o love lor good reoding rnoteriol. Speciol courses ore offered in speech ond in business English. Charles May records as Jonnie Trimble gives u folk on ihe sale of hose in Speech Class. -6 A--v.Q,f X55 Know your birds? Miss Morfin does! D0 Ye Ken the Birdies an' the Beastie? Cmosity often get We ses? of We wowo-me z:4ef ers who sway phyzhz. deemftw Q' eficgv of AHS. An efdorirg 5e'f'T eccg re many OFOE'-TEEOEMQ C'ObNSVT7S 'r phydcs. such OE rf-frg T5 QrzwervPe wI'myz :5'oTV'o1 9owi ara pfecessee Q? morfef one efwefgy. AS FOV Ch6VY7AE'f',' We sme ij ofa foumdi F 6'7U6V'f:v 'aammg :'CV?'1TI'T6 'ob indicate 'Pot '5 ,feng exoefmeety' we 'QT :ook 3 up someriieg Ney Ofe erdiglnc ET, Budcjlwg bio egffz ccriefr Mamie-Nvea WMM QSM 'He plow sec We crime! Vncocrez. 'Fey eorr fo diese-cf eag-ef 'l'6OfUfEE Q5 :hd who? moPe5 New Q'L,f'T or Ching ond WMF We cf Cffldd CCVWC-f',6L,V Vey gower egvea and wuj 55 f COVE CI wer.. 0 Squares Show up Here S Ce VMCTPTEVWOTACC 3 ic eiiewdi Fe' of Deowi ffeekeef e, 2 if Z'?9'U ieege 'Q effef 'Fe eu e. N', J if 'e engage 4' -3 ace We pswefz-fPcf-be of XNHS JE :fries f'e 'ete,1o'gC3w1e1. Plcre :Jvc 23:21 Qeervefy 'j4:i':'fef', cfs ccvcfec cgesfo cfe Cq6'SG ezseid y 'Q 'Wee' Pe 'eqefemenrg if islege-pfepofofery iruoeffi. Reve 'ef ffm' c'C1 QJ ei1 New cfe cjeigfec ffl' fecie wr 3' 'L enfe' vf,ic 3', frrneeabtef offer groseoffon, 'A6fHfJF io 3'UN ' ze'el'i,3 'C cet? grcuoz. Evo e J Q effefer' 'IU-'lOf : 3' We 'V 'ex f Wfqceofe, ofe wel pfepofeo to Horoie cuz fm3 er Q 2 fire M 1: eje 'WJYVQWQVA' , Ve 'eyef N ue M' Ffoeie, R1c 3rd.5m, pioee one idle geomevy cnc: fffjgof Qrfwetff Mn, Roy Srrfrif, dome Qeometry ond odvafec 0 gebro: Mm. Lucy Sparks, busmess moth Migs Hizoberh Joyre 'Ef'G'P'6V mot? Grd Mr, Ralph Dlmmofnr, meihorfiog +fJw'r'f5 Hoof mon! An ellipse in 'fhe conic secfion! Backward Cast M Eye , 5 Wd i XT? RobertBurns t t 4 ' t 1 Orefert aay Cccaems Oy Scawihg haw they have argwh cat We are Viyfrta we are awetha . N X X ' I- , i ' . , 5 jf, . a Q aria. ah awtcr time, XX th or age on ages tetfihg DX' ,FA To ce .iyihg il suatfrref' lx Nw . . . i . ly ali X!! Eye-ry year sorrte historicat eyeht is cethg feccraea. At ' 'yi 5? PM-t.S. hetcry is beihg taught to hetp atuaehts Ltvaersfcra the-'r I t I at the rcots 'W the past. Subiects rawge tram Wcrta History and Americaw t-tstcry to specitc tcpce like Prcotems r Democracy American Gcyerrmerwt, arta Sociology. History seeke ta tarnish Us with ihicrmatfch sa that we may have the necessary tacts on which ta base our iudgrrtert haw ard in the future. This is your life, Princess Margaret, culminates a unit in World History. we M bf IM WW X 3.4. I QM f n ' f 1 f 4 Y adn 4 N , Ax,-,, gf I . i 4 f .. '- f X , f fn I i- full gr A 4 4 1' 1 U-4 , . , ,N rv yr 'ir N ' J g. I , ' , vv Q A ' 6 +M 1 ' 'mei ' ' .- XXL, ,S f ,., ,Jus fin ... ' s F' 'Q , ,.- -43' . M -' ,gg . , , 4, ,QQ 2, Fm ,2 -ff.-1' . . N' .. ,U W'-Q -. . .V X 1 I, fe- D TU M . 4. 55,3 M wh if . 3 ,., ' W .I Ak R, .. - '15 4 . F a' 42, 5 f -Lf? ,r r A 'f v , ? wiffi I xr, ffm, -' ' ,W 'xgviv P- t 5 -'Q tp' M -in f 1-0wIo :.g, ' 5 ,,' 5, W7 .V 2, wx ,,fj f 4+ Lads Learn To Ply A Trade Training in machine 'han aura rnechanfiz. electrcity Carpentry and eheet rreta alzered at the fvhlarz Vacatfar-al Schaal. lhii 'Crea han wellrtrairea iatwctcrz ana iz praperly eaoippea witn necezzary taai and rnachirery which the boyz are taught to uze expertly. To enroll at the yacatiorra' zcleoal, a bay rnuzt meet Certar reaoirernente at the hgh zcfaal. ll he evielz ir' hz V Veta, he T2 prepared lor a gaaa pazitian ard ig alteh placed AP a resparmible iaa af iam an he graauatei. Practical praiect: are farriea cat by vocational pay: The wante Cantainerp plarea at dtrategic paint, 'r the lauzinexx Section ol Afliland were made by warlferr, 7n the 'heet rnetal nhap'-. ln Vocational School new sliding boards are being modc lor grade sclwool playgrounds. YQKIN4' J. Vocational boys strive to understand the complexities ol auto mechanics. Q.. Page twerty 5 F ' Q 1 .f 5. , .. Q ff r f i Q R ti Q Qv? f N .5' ' 5 5. - -.1 5 , ,,, N.. i Lk,, D A' Q Q Z.. X XA 'Y 6 ., F 'f3. ,'. i4ff-ive' ' ull Q, Y ' 'A A' J' if Q VM if V. Sergeant Metheny instructs the boys on how to aim the .45 pistol. R.O.T.C. is established in high schools to inlorm boys about the basic fundamentals ot the Army, its weapons, its organization, and its training program. This course is offered lor two or three years, but all officers must be three-year students. Maior John Dugan, Sergeants Charles Russell and James Metheny are responsible tor the battalions becoming an honor unit again this year. The special project of the R,O.T.C. caaets this year was to collect box tops in order to get dolls which were given to needy children at Christmas. Old and brolcen toys were also collected and mended. These proiects helped to develop a sense ol responsibility. This is one ol the aims ol the R.O.T.C. Page twenty three fu, Page twenty lour BEECHER BOWLING Uf'llV9l'SIly ol Kenluclcy A B Slmrllwond WILMA CARROLL Easlern Kenlacky Slale Colleqe A B Un verslly of Kenluclcy Lzbrarlan HAZEL CHATHELD Umversuly ol Ken luc y A B Secrelarual Tronmnq Typewrulmq Fnlmq ond Maclunes POBERT COBURN Easlern Kenlaclry Slole Colleqe A B World Hvslory Amerzcan l-lnslory ELEA COOKSEY Eoslern Kenluclcy Slale Colleqe We fern Kenluclry Slale Colleqe AB Marshall Col leqe MA Speech Enqlush LAWRENCE CREECH Aslwlond Jumor Colleqe Marshall Colleqe AB Spannslw LOIS CURNUTTE Easlerrm Kenlucw Slole Calleqe BS Home Eco nomnc DOROTHY DAVIS Georqe-lawn Col leqe AB Frencll Lalm MARGUERITE DEL VECCHIO Norllw weslern Unuverslly BS Enqllslw Psyclwoloqy RALPH DINSMOOR Olwno Umversrly Meclwamcal Drawmq JOHN E DUGAN Earl Bennmq Georqua Mayor HILDA EVANS Marshall Calleqe A B Plwysscal Educallon l-lyquene PAULINE GARDNER Ward Belmonl College Georqe Peabody Colleqe En ns MOLLY GATRELL Ea lern Kenmcky Slale College Umversnly of Kem lu ky BS lypewrnlnnq MARIE HAMM Marslwall Colleqe AB World l-llslory DORIS HARRELL Umverslly ol Ken luclcy Umverslly ol Wvsconsln AB Booklceeplnq Typewrrllnq JESSIE LEE HILLMAN Marelwead Slale Co eqe A B Word l-ll lary S C 0 oqy ELIZABETH JAYNE A lwamd lumor College Urvlverslly ol Ken Jcky Clwemlsrry Mallwemallcs RUTH JUSTICE Marslwoll Colleqe A B Amerlcan Hnslory Problems l Demac acy MARILYN LAKE lndlana Umverslly Enqllslw l-l Lle Gazelle To Instill Knowledge, To Impart BOB LAVOY Wesfern Kenluclry Slale Colleqe A B Economuc Amer: can Governrmenf Baslcefball JANE LAVOY Wesfern Kenfuclcy Slale o eg A B Enq IS GEORGA MARTIN Marshall Colleqe Unnversnly ol Kenluclcy A B Morehead Slale Colleqe Bloloqy SOPHIA MARTT Easlern Kenhlclcy Sfale Colleqe A B Comrnercvol Law Refresher Mafh JAMES METHENY Forl Ruley Kan as Serqeanl' REX MILLER Georqefown College A B Unrversufy ol Kenfuclcy MA Buoloqy Foolboll Track HELEN MYERS Louusvnlle School al Musuc Bachelor ol Musuc Grs Chorus RUTH OSBORN Umverslly ol Kenlnclcy A Enqrsh ROBERTA PATRICK Morehead Sfafe Colleqe BS Vocahonal Home Economucs LACIE PENNINGTON Eoslern Ken fuclcy Slafe Colleqe Unuversuly I Kenfuclcy AB Cornell Umversufy Enqlnsh Blolaqy MARGARET PHILLIPS Randolph Macon Womans Colleqe AB Enql: h Lo Inn HI Llle Annual Selecled Teach er ol fhe year GLADYS PRICHARD Morehead Slofe Co eqe AB Unnverszfy ol en fuclry Amerncan Hnsfory World I-lusfory CARL REEVES Morehead Slale Colleqe Umverslly ol Kenfuclcy BS Ohio Sfale Unlversnly Bond Dr rccfor FRANCES RICHARDSON Converse Colleqe AB Malhemalucs CHARLES RUSSELL For? Jacnson Soufh Carolnna Masler Serqeanl' BOB SANG Marshall Colleqe AB Econornvc Geoqraphy Foofball JANICE SMITH Kenluclcy Wesleyan nu er :ly ol Kenluclcy Unuver :fy of Chrcaqo Mafhe ma rcs LUCY SPARKS llarehead Sfafe Col le e BS Marshall Colleqe A 5 n ss Ma MADGE SPARKS Berea Colleqe A B Amerwcan Hnsfory isdom is their Task Page twenty five KX W' X Hail to the MacDonalds, the MacTavishes, the MacNutts! They made our clan strong for they did their jobs well. The sophomore MacNutts got oft to a good start with their We'll show them spirit. A tremendous prom and great scholastic ability made the iunior MacTavishes shine, but the senior MacDonalds lelt many memories in the halls of A.H.S. gi. Q E I 3 B .s - ' 9 I I 57 .1 ' haw r 4. F fl 2 .,, Wa.1..,,Q - 7 ff: 'W w iw fffwfhi ff L- f, ' ,W M, V-, I I ,x W' gf ' V --- :Q -w F-Q-' ' ,sw ' A ,S ! , f I 1 , ' ' ' if V' ' i 1 'fi L , Q, . ,W 5 v : 1 ' an ,,.i,V,,. ? 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All in all it was a distinguished class. The MacDonalds --ff Jenny and Phil keep time with the music while Jalre fMatt Hayesl plays his guitar in the opening ot the senior class play. John Koslcinen, vice-president ot the Student Council, crowns Ruth Greene and Bill Emnett king and queen of Hi- Lite at the Blue-iean dance. Signing annuals, a big event at A. H. S. is enioyed by every- one, especially this group oi seniors. 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'Q I Q-4-wm,lx 0 ISP fr-'vi ,.,-v 351 if X-H i M, F' Q! m- 15' -QP' 113' 'S Q49 Q6 7'7 fur Page thirty BUCKLER EUNICE JEAN Masquers 23 Thespuans Reporl e 4 Nahonal Honor Socrely 4 Senlor Mlnslrel French Cl3b 34 Regronal and Slafe Muslc Feshvals 34 Up She Goes 4 N ne Grrls 4 HI Lrle Annual 4 Sludenl French Teacher 4 Glee Club 34 Junlor Red Cross 2 3 4 Y Teens 4 BUCKLEY JUDITH CAROLYN Ph Della Club 234 Par lwarnenlarlan 4 Requonal and Slale Muslc Feshvals 34 H Lle Gazelle 34 Fealure Ednlor 4 French Club 34 Serror Mlnslrel Bond 234 BUGG VIRGINIA LEE Allred Youlh 23 French Club 34 Nalnonol Honor Socuely 34 Kappa Phr Club 34 Treasurer 4 'Xlahonal Forensic League 2 Reqnonal Speech Feshval 2 Hr Lrle Annual 4 Glee Club 34 Reqronal and Slale Muslc Feshvals 34 Grrls role Deleqale 3 Jun or Red Cross 234 Sensor Mnnslrel BURKHART DAN CHRISTOPHER Key Club 234 Junror Red Cross 234 Baslcefball Manaqer 2 Spamsh Club Vuce Presrdenl 4 BURTON DONNA VEE Masquers 2 Junror Red Cross 234 Y Teens 3 Phu Della Club 4 Glee Club 4 Slale Musrc Feshval 4 Spannsh Club 2 BUSTE TER CHARLES DAVID Jun or Red Crass 234 Masquers 2 Boys Chorus 3 Reqronal Music Fesluval 34 Band 234 CARROLL GEORGE as elball 234 Ro Club 2 Serqeanl al arms 4 Baskelball Co Coplaln 4 Baseball 34 CASSIDY LINDA LOU Masquers 2 YTeens 3 Spanlsh Club 3 Sludenl Councrl 4 Nalnonal Honor Soclely 4 Senaor Mlnslreu CASSIDY WENDELL CHAFIN GAYLE LYNN Slqmel Club 234 Treasurer Sludenl Council 2 YTeens 3 Slale Musoc Fesluval mor Red Cross 234 Gee Club Hr Lrle Annu CHANDLER MARGARET CHARLES PHYLLIS DEAN Fulure Relaulers Assocralxon 4 Fulure Homernalcers Arnernca 4 CHATTIN MARY ANN Kappa Phu Club 34 Reporler 4 French Club 34 Allled Youlh 234 Forensuc Leaque 2 Junuor Red Crass 234 Reqronal Speech Feslrval 2 Senror Mnnslrel Glee Club 34 Slale Musrc Fesllval 34 Annual Represenlalnve 4 Allernale Deleqale lo Kenlucky Grrls Slale 3 Naluonal Honor Sacrely 4 CHILDRESS MARY DOROTHY Y Teens 2 Kappa Phu Club 4 Glee Club 34 Sfale Music Feshval 34 Sensor Mrnslrel Junnor Red Cross 234 Allred Youlh 2 CLARK DIXIE LEE Glee Club 4 Slale Muslc Fesllval 4 Senlor Msnslrel CLARK ROSEMARY .lcnuor Red Crass Represenlahve 4 Fuhre Relallers Assacrahon 2nd Vnce Presldenl 4 Band 2 CLAY THOMAS Masquers Treasurer 2 Our Hearls Were Yocng and Gay 2 Slraws lor Two 2 Thesp ans 34 Ro Cl b 34 Reoorler 4 Nallonal Honor Socre y 34 French 34 Q ll and Scroll 34 Blazer Mernorral Scholars p 3 Hr Lnle Annual Pholoqrapher 34 Annual Repre enlahve 234 CLEMONS NELLIE GRAY CLERE WESLEY RALPH Sludenl Coma Treaswer 4 Dele gale lo Slafe Sluclenl Councll Convenhon 4 Foolball 2 3 4 oCaplarn 4 Traclc 234 Varsrly A u 4 ce Presudenl 4 Homeroom Presrdenl 4 Junror Red Cross 2 3 4 CONLEY, JO ANN S qnnel Clcb 4 Ann ral Re-presenlaf-ve 3 YTeens 2 Homeroorn Vice Presrdenf 4 COONROD, MARGARET ALMYRA Masquers 4 Allred Yollh 4 Y Teen 4 Serror Mmslre Junaor Red Cross 4 CORDLE WILLIAM LOCKWOOD Spamsln Club 34 DANNIBELLE ESTHER RUTH Band 2 3 4 Malorelle 2 3 4 Phu Della Cl b Vnce Presndenl 3 Pr denl 34 I-lomeroom Secrelary 4 Sl dent Councll 4 Req anal and Slale Musuc Fesluval 234 Flu Lle Gazelle 34 DAY CHARLES F DEAL KERMIT WOODWARD J n r Red Cross 3 Fu ure Engnneers Club 34 Frencll Club 3 Nalanal Honor Soc elf 4 DIXON BUZZ Foolball 2 Junlor R d Cross 234 Fool Manager 34 R Cub 34 Prom Klnq 4 DI JOHNNY MARTIN JR Vars ly A Club Treasurer 234 Jumar Red Cross 234 Foofball 2 34 Track 234 Baseba DUNCAN GARRETT EDWARD Key Club 234 Chaplain Treasurer 4 Senlor lvllnslrel ROTC Baflaluon Commander 4 Sludenf Council 3 Hr Lnle Annual 4 Bluegrass Boys Slale 3 Drull Plafoan 24 Commander 4 EADS MARJORIE EDITH Y Teens 2 3 Junuor Red Cross 234 Represenlalnve 2 lvlasquers 23 Pb: Della Club 34 Anrual Represenlaluve 4 Sensor Mnnslrel Glee Club 34 Slale Musnc Fesllval 34 EDWARDS LEWIS K ROTC Exlwlbnllon Drill Plaloon 24 Exlubnluon Rnlle Squad 2 Junior Red Cross 234 ELSWICK FRANCES EARLENE Allred Youlln 34 Secrelary 4 Glee Club 3 YTeens 234 Secrelary 3 Treasurer 4 Deleqale lo Conlerence 4 Junror Red Cros 234 Sensor Mmslrel ELSWICK HAROLD EDWARD Junlor Red Cross 4 EMNETT WILLIAM PROCTOR Key Club 234 Vsce Presudenl 4 Homeroom VlceCl1alrman 3 Clwalrman 4 Ba Ice all 234 Senlor Munslrel Fulure Enqnneers ub Nallonal Honor Sacuely 4 French Cub 3 Deleqale Blueqrass Boys Slafe 3 ERWIN HOWARD Servlce Club 34 Clwaplaxn 4 SPGUISIT Club 4 Jumor Red Cross 2 3 4 FAIRCHILD MARY LOUISE Tlnela Club 2 3 4 2nd Vuce Presldenl 4 Y Teens 2 I-I Llle Gazelle 34 As oclale Edulor 4 Annual Represenlallve 3 Frenclw Club 34 Glee Club 2 3 4 Slale lvlusuc Fesllval 2 3 4 nlor lvlunslrel nlor R d Cro s 234 Frenclw Slu en Teacner 4 Homeroom Reparler 23 FANNIN ELAINE C OL Glee Club 34 ale Mu es wal Junl r Red Cross 2 3 4 Ser' or M nslrel FLEMING DARLENE MARIE Tl-ela C b 4 Glee Cl b 4 anal M s C I al Req r Speecln F a 4 FOWLER PATRICIA M Kappa PI1 al' MJ C es 2 3 4 FRANKLIN CORA LOU G r s S rv C C 3 3 ene 4 e e a ers lon o FRANKLIN SUE Masquer, 2 J Red C su Kerr we 3 ru rv ce o e 3 e V f Assocrallan 4 F-RAZIER JAMES FRAZIER, TOM DERIFIELD l Qu si Six. 'Wd ZW Wf 'WU 1'-is 7 J' if We '15 41 'f ,--v 4 'il .f 'Yi X--.4 M16 1' C I '7 Page tlmrly one A Page fhsrfy two 'CZ' 117' lp 1 if 96 ,AY 4-ls gi' FROST ANNA RUTH Band 2 Fufure Refaslers Assocsahon 4 Gsrs Serysce Club 3 GALLAHER SHARON KAY Ssq mel Cl b 34 Recordsnq Secrelary 4 Nafsonal Honor So y 4 e C b ss sva H s Annual 4 Junsor Red Cross 2 3 4 Vsce Pressdenl 3 Pressdenl J nsor Red Cross Councsl Boyd Counly Chapler 4 Sensor nslrel Iudenf Councsl 2 panssh Cl 2 Y Teens GATES CAROLE GEIST RICHARD ELMER Allsed Youlh 34 Pressdenr 4 Dcleaa e lo I ernalsonal A Y Conference 4 Key Club Fencrs C b 34 Masquers 4 Sensor Msnslrel Nafsana Honor Socsely 4 GLAZIER ALICE JOY Hs Lsle Annual 4 Sensor Msnsfre Glee Club 34 Slafe Mussc Eeslsval 34 Annual R presenlalsye 4 GLAZIER CATHERINE LOUISE Gee Club 34 Slafe Mu IC Eeslsvol 34 Sensor Msnslrel IJ Lie Ann a 4 Na? onol Honor Socsely 4 GRAF GARY French Club 3 Sensor Msnslrel Sensor Play GRAVELY GLORIA ANN Alled Youlh 4 YTeens Ssgrnel C ub 2 3 4 Junsor Red Cross 2 3 4 Represenfafsye 4 Band 234 GREENE CHARLES W Band 234 Chevron C u 34 GREENE RUTH ELLEN Ssqrn I Club 234 Correspondsnq Secrelary 4 Sfudenf Councsl 234 Treasurer 4 Sludenf Councsl Sfale Convenlson 2 Spanssh Club Pressdenf 4 Glee Club 4 Sensor Msnslrel Chevron Sweelhearl' 2 Ro Sweel hearf 4 H Lsl Annual 4 YTe 3 Homeroom Vsce Pressdenl 4 Cfszen ol The year ROTC Ballalson Queen 4 GRIFFITH LARRY GENE GRIMMETT ANDY Sludenl Councsl 2 Chevron Club 234 Vc Pressclenl 4 Band 234 Reqsanal and Sfale Mussc Fe lsvals 34 Sensor Msnsfre Junsor Red Cro s 234 GUSSLER LYNNITA Masqcers 23 Parlsamenlarsan 3 espsars 4 Rn a ub Spanss Cu 2 Fu ure Teachers ol Amersca Vce Presdenl 4 GI e Club 234 Bussness Manager 4 Sfale Mussc Fesfsval 234 Annual Rep re enlalsye 2 Sensor Msnslrel Allernale lo Kenluclcy Gsrls Slafe 3 HABERN BARBARA SUE Thela Club 234 Y ens 2 Glee Club 34 Slale lvlussc Fesfsval 34 Sens r Pla J nsor Red Cro s 234 Band Sponsor 4 Sensor Msn sfrel Spanssh Club 23 Secrefary 3 Homeroorn Treasurer 3 Secrefary 4 Annual Represenialsve 3 Sludenf Spanssh Teacher3 HABLE CHARLES Varssly A Club2 Foofba 2 Tracls3 HALE DAVID LEE HALE ELIZABETH ANN Masquers 2 Junsor Red Cross 234 Sensor Msnsfrel Glee Club a e Musscal Fe isyal 2 3 4 ns h Phs e u 4 Thespans 34 V ce Pr sdenl 4 Our Hear s Were ouna and Gay 2 m e sne rs HALE JAMES HALE JOAN LOY Nafsona I-'oncr Soc ely 34 Masq er e cvs o D a Nsne G s 4 French CI b 34 S udenf French Teacher 4 F ue Teachers Assoc a+son Parlamenlar an 4 H L e Ar 4 e C F 34 J3n or C o s 234 Ann al Represenfalsve 4 HALLER JANICE Shsdenr Co nc 23 ens 234 lk pa Ph sns u a e E v HAMM TOM Key Cl b 234 Horneroorn Secrelary 23 nnss Teofn 34 E T re Refa ers Ass s fs HARPER. LOIS JEAN - Annual Represenlafive 3.4. HARRISON, DONNA SUE-Phi Della Club 3.4, Secrefary 4: Hi-Llle Annual 4? Allied Youfh 2.3: Senior Mingfrel' Glee Club 3.4: Slale Music Fesllval 3.47 Nalional Honor Sociely 3.4. Vice-Presdenl 4' Home-roorn Treasurer 2' Junior Red Cross 2.3.4. HAY, INAfF'la'ional Honor Soclefy 3,4, Secfe. lary 4g Hi-Liie Ann-,al 4' Sfgmel Clsb 3.4' Glee Cl,b AQ- companfsl 3,4' Fulure Nurses Club 4' Junior Class Treasurer' Alfernafe De-leaafe lo Girls' S'a'e 3' Juffor Red Cross 2,3,4' Senior Mlns'fe' S4356 l-14 c l:e ifo 34' Hwverorm S905 Tory 2, Presdenl 3. D.fl:.4JV8 EHQ-VVEGVS 34' HI-Llle Annual Phofographer 3' Jmcr Red Cross Reoresenfafive 4' R.O.T.C. Drill Rloloon 2,3. Dill Squad 2.3, Company Execglive Ofgicer 4. HEMLEPP, MELVA JEANEAN--lnela Club 2.3.4, Vice- Rresldenf 4: Spanizh Cl,b 2.3, Treasurer 3- Horneraafn Rre2lden1'2,4, Vice-President 3' Clneereader 2.3.47 Glee Club 34' Reqianal md Sla'e lvlsc Feslivals 34' Senior Mlnsfrel' Delegale lo Kenluclcy Girls' Sfole 3' Junior Class Vice.. Rresidenl 3: Hi-Life Annfal 4. HENNECKE, RAY-Key Club 2.3.4 Serfmon' ol nrrns 4' lracl 3. HIBSHMAN JOHN Junior Red Crass 234 HILL LINA MARIE Fulure Hornernalrers ol America Reporler 2 Jun or Red Cross 234 Phi Della Club 4 Nahonal Honor Sacvery 4 HOLBROOK CHARLES R Foolboll 2 Boslcelball 2 Siu nl'Cn1ncil 2 K y Cl b HOLBROOK SARAH MARGARET Spanish Club 24 Junior Red C ass 234 Girls Service Club 3 Band 2 4 Junior Red Cross Represenlahve 4 HOLT ARNOLD DOUGLAS Band 2 3 4 Sfale Musrc Feslival 34 HOPKINS ERNIE Chevron Cl b 34 Presidenf 4 Deleqafe To Blu ro fs xr 2 Fo ' HOPKINS KATY Snqmel Club 234 Presidenf 4 Band 4 o le 234 Sophomore Class Secrelary l r-l unc an Vce Pre d n Y Tee Treo urer 2 2nd Vce Rresndenl 3 Nollonal Honor Socrely 4 Alfernole Deleqole la Kenlucliy Girls Slole 3 Chevron Club Sweelhearf 3 Prom queen 4 Senior Minslrel Senior Class Vice Pre idenf Requonal and Sfale Music Feslivals 2 Senior Play 4 HOULTON BARBARA SUE Horneroorn Vice Pres denf 2 Presidenf 3 4 Siqmel Club 34 Isl Vice President F Ure Nurses Cu Assisfan Head Nurse A ie Youlh 3 Ha Life Annual 4 Sen or M nslrel Spanish Club 4 en? Cau cl nio Red Cro 234 Alfernale Kenfuclcy G S Slofe 3 HOWARD CHERYL ANDREA 'i 2 l' H rnernalrer l Am rico 234 e Secrefary 4 Represen'a ve fo S'ale M ef nq 23 Span L b WARD JOYCE G C b S J Red Cr s 2 3 4 A a Reoreservolv 3 HOW A JANE G e C o r- a Red C ss 4 HOWE J Srnolreles HOWELL PATRICIA ANN A al Reo e 4 Red C s 2 3 4 HUTCHIN SON RICHARD S c 9 Red C s 2 3 4 JACK KY Ma a arf e r rn G r Nl + oro r' c P 4 e res a ae l' Stale o nr' 4 Q e a e lo Ke l cry G r a or Memor a Schala n r s D ecr 4 r I d or Pay 4 W nner R l c r I, 3 71 f Q 4 .4-v If .0 5 2 ff ' f ii ff .1 1- fm' Ag-4 1 1' 4- vf I . . WM, 511 , , Vg' ef I :gf gi QP,,3Te f ' 'rJz..fu:i.,.. Rx V 'Qs- 1-of Page Thirty three in ., v 1 1. 1: rf i aff t Z I I Q l -V jwli v7 fl N49 .P-9' me Q02 fa Page Thirty four 5 JACKSON, WILLIAM ARTHUR-Key Club 3,4, Sergeant-ab arms 4: Senior Minsrrel, JAMES, WILLIAM PAULgR.O,T.C. Copfain Company D 43 Junior Red Cross 2,3,4: Hi-Lire An- nual Business Manager 4. JARVIS, DANNY. JOHNSON, KAY-Y-Teens 2,31 Glee Club 2.3: Junior Red Cross 2,3,4: Eulure Refailers Assoclohon 4: Regional and Sfafe Music Eeslivals 2,37 Senior Minslrel, JOHNSON, NORVIN-Service Club 3,4, Parliamenfarian 43 R.O,T.C. Second Lieulenanf 4. JONES, MARY ELLENiGlee Club 3,4, Sfofe Music Eeslival 34 Y Teens 2 3 4 Eirsl Vice Presidenr 3 Presidenf 4 Dislricf Conference Presidenf 3 Junror Red Cross 234 Represenrafive 4 Sen or Minsfrel JONES SUE Y Teens 234 Secrefary 4 French Club 34 Fufure Hornemalrers ol America 34 JONES WALTER V rsify A Club 234 Foofball 234 Baseball 34 Track 34 JUSTICE BEVERLY KING Hi Life Annual 4 Glee Club 23 Kappa Phi Club 34 Secrelary 4 Spanish Club 23 Nafional Honor Sociely 4 Allied Youfh 2 3 4 Vice Presidenr 4 Y Teens 34 Serqeanf of arms 4 Kenfuclry Girls Slale 3 Adlulanl' General Junior Class Secrelory Senior Closs Sec refary Senior Minsfrel Junior Red Cross 234 Homeroorn Secrefary 3 Treasurer 4 JUSTICE MARY ELLEN Girls Service Club 23 Serqeanr a arms 3 YTeens 23 unror e ross Annual Adverhsing Manaqer 4 Glee Club 34 Slafe Mu Eesfival 34 Senior Minslrel Horneroom Vice Presidenr 4 Sfudenf Council 4 KEMPER BONNIE Senior Min Trel KENDALL CARLYN DELOISE Junior Red Cross Represenf ahve 4 YTe ns 2 FHA Secrelary 3 Vice Presidenl ond Presidenf 4 FHA Ashland Disfricr Secrerory 4 Winner ol Charles F Weaver Award KISER KAY Phi Delfo Club 4 Annual Represenlalive 4 Senior Minsfrel KITCHEN NINA LEE Sigrnef Club 234 Parliamenlarian 4 Glee Club 4 Sfafe Music Feshval 4 Senior Mrnsfrel KLINE SARA VIRGINIA Thefa Club 23 4 Sergeani of arms 4 Fufure Nurses Club Recorder 4 Hi Lile Annual 4 Glee Club 4 Sfale Music Feslival 4 Jun or Red Cross 234 KUNKLE MELVIN Chevron Club 3 Band 234 LAYMAN GILBERT RICHARD Foofball 2 3 4 Varsify A Club 2 3 4 Vice Presidenl 4 Track 234 Thefa Throb 4 Jun or ea Cross 234 LAYNE JOHN MARSHALL Foolball 23 Vor sify A Club 23 Fulure Retailers Associafion 4 LEACH DONNA JOLENE Ma oreffe 34 Band 234 Ph Della Club 34 Vice Presidenf 4 Reqronol and Slale M sic FBSIIVCIS 234 Nahonal Honor Sociely 4 Senior Minsrre Junior Red Cross 234 LEE JUDITH EMILY Glee C b 3 4 Sfare Music Feshvol 34 Junior Red Cross 234 LEETE Y The1a Club 234 YTe ns Senior Mrslre French Club 34 Glee Club 34 Sfafe Musc F rival 34 Hi Lule Ann al 4 o' .,: A I ,I - 'W - I ' . . - Y 7 ' i , 1 YY3 . - ' ' ' . . 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'Au ue xi-in gli 6? wb 49 741' Page lhnrfy leve L 'RW -OJ 3 'JZ-7' Page thirty sux lee MCALLISTER PHYLLIS ANN Srqmel Club 34 Serqeanl of orrns 4 Junuor Red Cross 234 Glee Club 34 Sfafe Musuc Feshval 34 Homeroom Chaplann 4 McDOWELL JEAN Junlor Red Cross 234 Sensor Mrnsfrel McGUIRE NEVA LOU Horneroom Chaplam 2 Gurls Service Club 23 Sensor Mlnslrel Jumor Red Cross 234 Slqmel Club 4 Reqeonal a Slale Mu ac Feshvals 234 Glee Club 234 MCGUIRE YVONNE Glee Club 34 Gnrls Servnce Club 3 Kappa Phu Club 4 Mello defies 4 Sensor Mmsfrel Reqnonol and Sfale Music Feshvals 34 MEENACH SHELBY JEAN FH A 2 Phu Della Club 234 MILLER GAYNELLE Thefa Club 234 Presldenl 4 Spanxsh Club 2 3 Presudenl 3 Glee Club 34 Reqnonal and Sfale Music Feshvals 34 Mello defies Presndenf 4 Chevron Club Sweefhearf 4 Deleqafe +0 Kenfuclry Gurls Slale 3 Hu Lnle Annual 4 Sensor Mrnsfrel DA R Cxhzenshlp Award 4 Junior Red Cross 2 3 4 Reqronal Speech Feshval 4 Sfudenl Spanosh Teacher 3 Sensor Play MIRANDA KENNETH RAYMOND Junior Red Cross Rep resenfaluve 2 Band 234 Fufure Teachers ol America 4 MOORE JOHN ROBERT Junuor Red Cross 234 Sponnsh Club 2 Homeroom Chairman 3 Key Club 34 Baslcefball 3 Kappa Ph- Cuhe 4 MORRIS DON Chevron Club 34 Reporler 4 Rrlle Team 34 ROTC DrlllTean12 Drill Squad 2 Cade? Capfann 4 Semor Munslrel French Club 34 Presldenl 3 MORRIS GEORGE DOUGLAS Ro Club 34 Chaplaun 4 Secrelary 4 ROTC Masfer Sergeanl' 3 Cade? Mayor 4 Debahng Team 234 Nallonal Forensic Leaque 234 Vlce Presndenf 3 Presndenf 4 Nahonal Honor Socuely 4 Band 2 3 4 Slale Mu nc Feshvol 3 Fufure Enqnneers Club 34 Sec refary 4 Bluegrass Boys Sfafe Counfy Alforney 3 MOR RISON CORINE Slgmef Club 34 Junior Red Cro s 2 3 4 Glee Club 34 Slale Musnc Feshval 34 MUENZNER BETTY ANN Homeraom Presndenl' 2 Secrelory 4 Jumor Red Cros Represenfahve 2 3 4 Presldenl 4 Fulure Nurses Club 4 Kap pa Phu Club 34 Nahonal Honor Socoefy 34 Reporler 4 Sfudenl French Teacher 4 French Club 34 Secrelary 34 Blazer Mernorral Award 3 Hu Lnle Annual 4 Sensor Mmsfrel Allred Youlh 3 Glee Club 34 Slole Music Feshval 34 Sophomore Class Vice Presvdenl 2 Reqnonal and Sfafe Speech Feshvals 3 Deleqafe +o Kenfuclcy Gnrls Slafe 3 MULLINS BETTY LU Smolceless Club 2 Fulure Homemalc ers of America 4 NEWSOME JOYCE HILL Jumor Red Cross 234 Nahonal Honor Socuely 34 French Club 34 Sfudenl French Teacher 4 Glee Club 23 NIPP JANE ROSE Glee Club 23 Y Teens 23 Jumor Red Cross 234 Slofe Musnc Feshval 23 NIPP JEAN WILHELMINA Glee Club 23 Sfale Mu nc Feshval 23 Junuor Red Cross 234 Yleens 23 NOLTE R D Foolball 2 Varsufy A Club 2 Traclr Team 2 ORR CAROL ANN F H A 2 4 Band 2 4 OTIS JACK SPENCER Foolball 2 Varslfy A Club 2 Ke Club 34 Choplorn 4 Nahonal Honor SOCIBIY 34 OWENS DIXON Baslcelball 3 Baseball 34 Key Club 4 PACK JOANN Phu Della Club 4 Junuor Red Cross 34 Represenfahve 4 Sensor Mrnsfrel Hu Lrle Annual 4 Yleens 34 Glee Club 4 Slale Music Feshval 4 PALMETER DAVID WILLIAM Key Club 4 Nallonal Honor Socvely 4 Delegafe fo Bluegrass Boys Sfafe 3 Spamsh Club 23 Fufure Enguneers 4 Band 2 Jumor Red Cross 234 Sludenl Council 4 Annual Represenfahve 2 PARKER MARY KATHLEEN Y Teens 2 Slgmel' Club 34 Reporler 4 Homeroom Chaplaun 2 French Club 34 Jumor Red Cross 234 Allred Youfh 4 Sfudenl' Councul 4 PARKER NORMA JEAN Thefa Club 4 Nahonal Honor Socnefy 4 Sfudenf Council 3 H1 Lvfe Annual 4 Annual Represenlahve 3 Jumor Red Cross 2 34 Spamsh Club 2 PATRICK WILLIAM ARDEN Foolball 234 Track 234 Baseball 234 Varsrfy A Club 234 Deleqafe fo Blue grass Boys Sfafe 3 PELPHREY MYRNA FAYE YTeens 2 3 Allred Youlh 2 Sfudenl Councol 24 Kappa Phu Club 34 Nahonal Honor Socuely 4 Jumor Red Cross 2 3 4 Glee Club 34 Homeroom Chaplaun 2 Secreiary 3 PENNICK U PENNINGTON MARILYN MILLER Cheerleader 234 Thela Club 234 Treasurer 4 Annual Represenlalrve 3 Sfudenl' Councxl 4 Junior Red Cross 234 Hu Lule Annual 4 Glee Club 4 Slole Musuc Feshval 4 Sennor Mlnslrel Homeroom Presrdenf3 POORE DON Ro Club 34 Secre fary 4 Baslcelball 34 Jumor Red Cross 34 Homeroom Presldenl'4 Vnce Presldenl 3 Ph: Della Darlvnq 4 PORTER WANDA JEAN Thefa Club 3 4 Jumor Red Cross 234 Presudenl ol Gnrls Leaque 4 Reqnonal and Slale Musuc Feshvals 234 Glee Club 234 Servuce Club Sweelhearf 4 Sensor Munslrel Y Teens 23 PRATER DAVID PRATER PATRICIA JOYCE Kappa Ph Club 34 Sfudenf Councul 4 Fufure Refaulers Assocuohon Vuce Presldenl 4 YTeens 4 Homeroom Vlce Presvdenl 4 Jumor Red Cross 234 Glee Club 4 Greenbo Queen 4 Harvesf Fesflval Queen 4 Senior Mlnslrel PRICE JIM EDD Sfudenl' Councul 4 Jumor Red Cross2 3 4 Fulure Enqlneers 4 Band 2 3 4 PRINCE MARY Jumor Red Cross 234 Sensor Munslrel YTeens 4 PUFFENBERGER SUE Masquers 34 Presndenl 4 Thespuans 4 French Club 34 Up She Goes 3 Nrne Grrls 4 Girls Rrfle Team 2 Glee Club 234 Mello defles 3 4 Reqlonal and Sfale Music Feshvals 34 Sensor Mlnsfrel RATLIFF ROBERT E Requonol Speech Conlesl 2 Boys Chorus 3 Masquers 34 Reporfer 4 Hu Lnle Gazefle 23 Co Assocnafe Edllor 3 Spanrsh Club 4 Up She Goes 4 Hu Lule Annual 4 Thespuans 4 Blazer Memorual Scholarshlp 3 Jumor Red Cross 2 3 4 RICE EVERETT ELLIOTT Key Club 4 Nafuonal Honor So CISIY 34 Presldenf 4 H Lnle Annual Co Edrfor 4 French Club 34 Vlce Presndenl 3 Presldenl 4 ROTC Caplaun 4 Thesplans 4 Masquers 3 Allred Youfh 234 Treasurer 34 Delegcle fo lnfernallonal A Y Conference 4 Prayer Group Chaplaun 4 Deleqafe fo Blueqross Boys Sfofe 3 Qulll and Scroll 34 Vrce Presudenf 4 Jumor Red Cross 2 3 4 Represenlahve 3 Sfudenl French Teacher 4 H4 Lele Gazer? rums o eafh Up She Goes 4 Sensor ay RICE PHALIA RAE Kappa Phu Club 4 Mello delfes 34 Glee Club 34 Reqnonal and Sfafe Muszc Feshvals 34 French Club 34 Nahonal Honor Socuely 4 Jumor R d Cross 234 Sensor Mmsfrel Sludenl French Teacher 4 RICE ROBERT C Sophomore Class Presldenl' Jumor Class Presrdenl' 3 Sludenf Councnl 2 3 4 Vlce Presudenl' 3 Presudenl 4 Key Club 34 Presldenl' 4 Prayer Group Presldenf 34 Bluegrass Boys Slafe Secrelary ol Treasury 3 Senlor Mun slrel French Club 34 Slole Sfudenl Councll Convenhon 234 Nahonol Honor Soc1e+y 34 Jumor Red Cro s 234 R OTC Cade? Caplarn 4 Sen or Play C flzen ol lhe Year Wlnner ol Polloclc Pruze RICHARDSON LILLIAN JJnror Red Cross 234 Fulure Homemalrers ol America 2 RIDDLE EDWIN Junor Red Cross 2 3 4 Sfudenl Councl 2 Sparush Club 34 ROBERTS JON R Q T C Drill Plaloon 4 .1 3 'sr 1 in-ri' i .1-,ff 3 J Page thnrfy seven Page Tl'1ir'ry eiglwf ROSS CAROLYN Glee Club 4 ROWE DORIS Fulure Homemolcers ol Americo 23 Srnolr less Club 4 R HOWARD RUSSELL Bond 2 3 4 S oIe M i c Fesl vol 2 3 4 RUPERT GEORGE GUNNELL Boslrelboll 23 Foolboll 3 nnis 234 n S r 4 Siuden Coun I o C u 2 3 4 Presidenf 4 Vice Presidenl 4 Hi Li e Gozefle Sporfs Edulor 4 Deleqofe +o Blueqross Boys Slofe 3 RUT LEDGE JAMES V rsify A Club 234 Presidenl 4 No honol Honor Sociefy 34 Senior Closs Presndenl Track 2 3 4 Senior Min frel Tennis 34 SALMON PAT Mosquers 2 Phi Delfo Club 34 Senior Minslrel Junior Red Cross 234 Glee Club 4 Slole M isic Feslivol 4 Y Teens 23 SAUNDERS JANET LEE Kappa Pln Club 234 Vice Pres: nf 4 YTeens 2 Senior Min lrel Gee Cu 23 Me o defies 23 Sfole ond Reaionol Music Feshvol 23 Bond 3 Junior Red Cross 234 SAVAGE ROBERT Fulure Refoilers ASSOCIGIIOU 4 SCARBERRY GWEN Sfud n1 Council 2 Senior Minlel 4 Sludenf Frenclw Teoclwer 4 Homeroom Vice Presidenl 3 SHOCKEY MARGARET ANN Homeroorn Vice Presiden+2 Clwoploin 4 Bond 23 Girls Service Club 3 Sfudenf Council 4 SKEENS LOLA FAY Reqionol ond Sfoie Speech Fesh vols 234 Nohonal Forensic Leaque 4 Girls Service Club Vicepesidenl 2 Presldenl 3 Gee Cub 34 Jun Red Cros 234 Represenlohve 23 Treasurer 3 YTeens 23 Nohonol Honor Sociely 4 Slole Music Feslivol 34 Siqmel Club 4 Sponislw Cl b 3 SLEDGE CHARLES P Ro Club 24 Vice Pre idenl 4 Junior Red Cross 24 SLONE LARRY GENE Key Club 4 Homeroom Vice Pres: denl 4 Junior Red Cross 234 SMITH JANET R Bond 2 3 Girls Service Club 23 Reporler 3 Junior Red Cross 23 4 Fulure Hornemalrers ol Americo 4 SMITH ROBERT DAVID Band 2 3 4 SMITH ROBERTA JO-Glee Club 2.3: Sfofe Music Eesiivol 2.3. SMITH ROSALIE+Junior Red Cross 2.3: PI1' Delo Club 43 Y-Teens 4: Senior Minslrel. SMITH WILLIAM E.- . .T.C. Firsf ergeonl 47 inior e ross 7 Hi-i Annuol 4: Fufure Teocliers of Arnerico Pre.Iden+ 4: Senior Ploy' Nafionol Honor Sociefy 4. SPARKS LINDA RAE-Junior Red Cross 2.3.43 Bond 2.3: Glee Club 4: Plni Dello Club 3.4: Sponislw Club 2,4' Senior Minsfrel, SPRADLIN. W. D.-Service Club 3,4, Prezideni 4' Delegofe Io Bluegrass Boys' Srole 3' R,O.T.C. Rifle Team 4- Junior Red Cross Represenfolive 4. STATEN, EUGENE B.- R.O.T.C. Corporol 2, Mosfer Sergeorf 3, Second Liedenonf 4. STEWART FRED STROTHER JANICE LANE Nahonol Honor SOCIETY 4 SUBLETT DON Junior Red Cross 34 R pre enlalive 4 THOMAS JUDITH ARDEN Girls Service Club 23 Sec re ary 3 Spanish Club 23 Band 234 Junior Red Cross 2 3 4 THOMPSON HARRY JOE Junior Red Cross 234 THOMPSON PAUL Foolball 2 Varsify A Club 34 r en? Co rc 3 Jmior Red Cross 23 Traclr 34 TRIMBLE JONNIE Homeroorn Vice Presndenf 2 Presidenf 3 Sfudenl Council 2 Sfale Convenhon 3 Siqmef Club 4 Senior Minslrel Junior Red Cross 234 Fulure Refailers Assocualuon Presidenl 4 TUCKER CHARLES R Fulure En guneers Club 234 Presudenf 4 VALLANCE BETTY VAUGHN DICK Foolball 2 3 4 Co Capfoln 4 Varsuly A Club 2 3 4 Boseboll Manaqer 2 3 Track 4 Fulure Enqineers Club 3 Junior Red Cross 2 3 4 Honorable Menhon All Sfale Foofball 4 Thom McAn Trophy Winner 4 WADE KAY FRANCES Thefo Club 234 Recordinq Secrefcry 4 Glee Club 34 Slole Music Feshval 34 French Club 3 4 Treasur er 3 Sfudenl Councul 3 Sfole Convenfuon 3 Junior Red Cross Represenlahve 3 Hi Lnle Annual 4 Senior Mnnsfrel Homeroom Presidenl 2 YTeens 3 Sludenf French Teacher 4 Senior Play WALDRON RONNIE WALLENFELSZ LINDA LOU Requonol and Sfafe Speech Fe rvols 234 Allied Youlh 234 YTeens 34 2nd resadenf 4 Sfcfe Music Feshvol 34 Gee Cub Nahonol Forensic Leoque 4 Sludenf French Teacher 4 Senior Minslrel Junior Red Cross 234 Homeroom Chair man 3 WEBB DONNA RAE Senior Munsirel Fulure Home molcers ol America Vice Presndenf 2 Presidenf 3 V ce Pres: den? 4 WEGENER DOROTHY MAE Fufure Hornernalcers o Arneruco 2 3 4 Perl amenfaruan 2 Junior Red Cross 234 WELLMAN PAULA KAY Homeroom Presudenf 2 Suqmef Cl lb 2 3 4 Second Vice Presidenl 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Mello delle 34 Req ono and Slafe Music Feshvals 2 3 4 Jun or e C oss Pres de l 3 Allied Youlh 4 Senior M ns re YTeer 2 WHALEY WILMA LEE Slqrnel Club 34 Glee Jo 24 Slu enf oJncil 3 Slofe Music Feshvol 24 T 5 2 J nor Red Cros 234 WHEELER HERBERT B Senior Play Service Clc 2 3 4 Vice Pres denl 4 Porliom n + rar' 3 Senor Minslr lnlerlocu or J nor Red Cross 2 3 4 R OTC Boffolion Slall' Coplom 4 Foolboll 3 F + - 7- 5 Associafion . WILDER SUE-Fulqre Teochvrs of America 4. WILLIAMS, CONNYE-Allied Youlh 2,3.4. Reporler 4: Kappa Pl-I C,b ,, Presidenf 47 Delegofe lo Kenluclry Girls' Siafe ' Nahonol Honor Sociely 3,47 Hi-Lile Gazelle Associale Edi- +or 3, Editor 4t Senior Class Treasurer 4: Junior Red Cross 2,3,4: Mosquers 4: Senior Minsfrelt Quill and Scroll 3,4 Presidenl' 43 Regionol Speech Feslival 3,43 Senior Play. WILLIAMS, PHYLLIS JEAN-Smokeless Club 2. We A-ug C' X' ,us wiv Poge thirty nine Page lorry 1 Ur. A V 1 L 1-'I WILLIAMSON, DIANE 'f'-Au CI I, 214 ii' I' V- 23 fumff CI I, 34 TWO, A. Syn, , I1A..,,, Srl, If , Fcflvul 234- Glf-rv C n 734 Mn 1.+ 4 WILLIS, WILLIAM MICHAEL-V-'ff-, C' E 734' S' af- ' C A' J for Rea Cffsp 23.4. WILSON, LOUISE KAY- J ' if Rea Crcfe 2 34' E ' 'Q Refdefl A5145 35 4 YATES, BARBARA CAROLE Alld Y 24 ff 1 'Ir 'fsflflfilivf' 23' I-I'Ir'nf. m Irfrzf- fir 23' Scar C I 3' S':'nf-' CI E 34' Glce C In 3' Swv' WI ff: ' ,I ' 'f Rf-if Cfcs: 234' S'c'Q M Q Ees va 3. YORK, SANDRA -WIC G ers 3,4' Y-Teena 23' AMC Reore2e : ve 3, ZARNAS, TONI-Tbela C ,b 2 3 4 Ccfresccvnifa Sec'-vow 4' Scorc- mcfe Class Vecs 'er' Gee CIE 2 34' Reqrna are Safe M555 Feslivcs 234 Y-leafs 3' Gee' 1' Cimccc. 3 3' Nafiora HTC' Sider, 4' Key C' b Sf-eeveofl 4' Ve' 6- delves 3,4' fl fe' 'wi Cimczcv I3 4. Lefl Io righl-In order fo do Ilveir parl in helping flue R.O.T.C. boys ball programs Io Connye Williams and Mary Ann Challin. Evere++ Rice malre Ilaeir Chrislmas 'roy drive a success, A. H. S. girls dress hundreds and Bob Rallill ol Ihe annual slalil are lreen observers, since 'llwe annual al dolls. -- Barbara Houllon, garbed in carpen+er's apron, peddles fool- benefi+s financially lrom Ihe sale. 25,95 iix WILLIAM HUNT DIED JUNE 1953 In Memoriam Typical grade school French sluclenfs are porlrayed by Virginia Lee Bugg and Bob Rice during 'Ihe French Club assembly program. 4. Los? among fhe magazines In fhelr search for ma+erlal for Hwose Engflsh rerm papers are fhe gunror offlcers Madge Maupun Roger Brown Ronald Fox and Frances Dansby f- The Mad' 'ISIICS Juniors plan acfuvmes or Hobo Day io rouse money for ine Junior Sensor Prom U HO rs. Q Wg Qc. fx v 1: QVQQQWP uderm A 'naw e a War NG V' ,e oy the :Vo Q O P 'erfea OD N M fre +1-en-Q +G WG XJ DO V O Paoe rorry one r i I I I ff Q ' ' HX ' I 4 ' Trl yeef Lnfgr :og :xfea 'nerrwer er 'cr Je ' ' R1 2,2 Cf 'Ne deff on Q fckvviffra sr 1 . g O' :J .Hex -we -gurcv i OD? V 3,-:Wh Oy tk F Cf on V eff:-if: 43w 'knee' 34 A. i'E Je C We reno' 'OW 4- 933' wwff, Hara wcff Wai cf: on d ' If F . 'A U 2'5 iw 9 'nogczre Cie jcncrixd F f ras' g - g-'CE 'S' 'ne of':'-S-ent' pf . T'-ey' r ' :M , S' iff. ' ' NZVSMCE' X9 S, 'ez G Hobs Da 0' ME' 33. c::-' S'25 was mace. Tne cfs , T - r- :E X' 4 . fx. , . 1 , ff' in WSE X,':e'e 3 was fe: Wm' :care 5 P o ' 1 . .. T , .. I ,en f. 'rg :'M:3:nefe, 5 Miner. 'C' 5, for rr-5 1 ffm 25 'cwcfc 3 fn :f 3 n 'ne sorna F 3957. X1 e - A , Page Iorty Two JANE ADAMS GLENN ADKINS PATRICIA AKERS 'Y BURTON ALLEN RONNIE LEE ALLEN PATTY ANDERSON DONALD ANGEL DORIS ARTHUR HARRIET BAER NORMA BAISDEN M KATHRYN BERNIECE BARBER MIKE BARBER VELMA BARKER KATHERINE BATEMAN ITIL L-1 LINDA LOU BATES ANNE BETTERTON BARBARA BIRCH MARGARET BIRCH IYI 41 ag BARBARA BLANKENSHIP DAVID BLANKENSHIP ROGER BOGGS BARBARA BOMHOFF SHIRLEY BOYD PATRICIA BRITTON BARBARA BROUGHTON Ig rpgu I LEONARD BROUGHTON ROGER BROUGHTON T' 'I JULIA BROWN , I VERNON BROWN WILLIAM J BROWN MARILYN BROWNINO U-fI7'W ,, JAMES BURTON -gr 1 KENNETH BUSH .H BECKY LYNN BYINCTON LI tb yr I JON CALLIHAN DANNY CAMERON BONNIE CANTRELL RONALD CARTY -4 CAROLYN CAUDILL M Af 'W-J DON CHURCH LOIS COLLINS ALICE COLM of CAROLYN CONLEY JOE COOKSEY JOHN CURTIS JELEMA DANIEL DELORES DANIELS -2 FRANCES DANSBY w.4..,.,.-UN PHYLLIS DAY 'Q Q QL-T I . 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' B, :A I ll A n I 9 1 1 . :H 1 ' uv ' CHARLOTTE DEAN NORMA DEERFIELD DALE DEPREZ JUDY DIXON RAY DONTA LINDA LEE DOSS FRANK DULEY DALE DUMMITT JAMES EDWARDS PAMELA EDWARDS NONA ELDER VIRGINIA EPPERSON EDWARD ERWIN GARY ESTEP CLAUDE FANNIN ROGER FANNIN THURMONA KAY FELTY SALLY FLEMING MARILYN FISCHER DELORES FITCH PATRICIA FITZPATRICK JAMES FLOOD VIRGINIA FLOYD ROBENA EORCEY ABE EossoN 0 rg 4,112 RONALD Eox BARBARA EuCII'rE CHIQUITA CABBERI SHIRLEY CALLAI-IER NANCY CARVER U RICHARD CARvIN SHARON GEARHART vxvvvg CAIL CEvEDoN ,MPM SHARON GLANCY 'NT GAIL GREEN JOHN GREENE JACK GREENE CAROLYN GRIFFITH DALE GRIFFITH MARY ELLEN GROSSL CLYDE CECIL HALE CHRISTINE HALL GLORIA HAGER JOY HARRIS IRIS HART RALPH HART SUE HATCHER SPIKE HAUGH NANCY HAY PEGGY HAYES 'C' ba 'V th ,A ' Page forty three Page Iorfy Iour I 7 Th 2 up T 4? 11 JOE HEARNE MARTHA HICKS ', EMILY HOENIO NU' W4 V 1'fM ' PAUL HOOSTEN RONALD HOLBROOK PAUL HOWARD HOWARD HUMPHREYS ROM HURST WILLIAM HURTZ ROBERT IRVIN JANICE ISON DOROTHY JAYNE KAREN JENKINS RONALD JENKINS MIKE JENNINGS BARBARA JACKSON HENRIETTA JOHNSON ISHMAEL JOHNSON JACKIE JOHNSON SANDRA JOHNSON SANDRA SUE JOHNSON SYLVIA JONES RUTH JORDAN WILLIE JORDAN J rc OECILIA JUSTICE LINDA JUSTICE SHARON KEMPER CAROLYN KINNER JOSETTA KINNER NANCY KISE IN 0 PHYLLIS KISER JOHN KOSKINEN DONALD KOUNS J IK ANN KROG JAMES KUNKLE A MILLARD LARIN VIRGINIA LANTHORNE GARY LAYNE MARY LEHMAN MARGUERITE LEMASTER VV A --J :fb ROBERT LESLIE CONNIE LEWIS JAMES LEWIS VIRGINIA LEWIS CHARLES LITTERAL CLIFFORD LYONS BILL MARSH J J' BILL MARTIN PHERBIA MATHIS T A 'I I' vi rf I Q I JAMES MAUGANS X lg' . 1 3 31 I . 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I - . 2 I Q I as I 'rl -. , ' I I 1 ' I f A MADOE MAUPIN CA uv ANNA MAY JANIE MAY RICHARD MAY JUDY McGRAW MILDRED MEOUIRE A ROSALIE McKEE 6' T5- '-IHIVJ-jr I MIRIAM McKENZlE JACK McCLELLAND WILLIAM McNEW JAMES MEEKS I I' JOHN MEEKS CECEILIA MILES A BARBARA MILLER 'IU' AJ T' DIANNE MOORE 'f SALLY MORROw BETTY MULLINS ELIZABETH MULLINS 'MI-L-' STANLEY NICKELL NANCY JO OSBORNE CHELLA OSBORNE RICHARD PARMELEE MARY ANN MILLER Mm-J r GARY MURRAY PHYLLIS PARSONS CHARLES PATTERSON RONALD PERRY BOB POINTS 4 BARBARA POLAN JERRY POORE DONNA POLLEY JERRY PORTER DEANNE PODLIOS M' f , OAYNELLE PRESTON M' I JOYCE PRINCE JOYCE PRUITT SHARON PRUITT JANET PRICHARD N A-J If LY -bsI'4J PEGGY PUGH BETTY REDMAN - JL PHILLIP RENFROE CHARLOTTE REYNOLDS SANDRA RICHARDSON THOMAS RIFFE GENEVA RANKIN KAY RIDDLE CHARLES RIGGSBY JEAN ROARK BEVERLY ROBERTS I I Ie C' 1 1 -31 GERALD ROBERTS Q Q X X Page forty IIV9 A ju It Z lfffj i A , .I I - Q , Q ' ...4, ' A J 6 , S . Y- 1 Q- '- H - 5 I 4' I 3 . 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BARBARA STEELE JEAN STEVENS MOVITA STEPHENS JOHN STONE GLORIA STOLLINGS RONALD SuIaI.ETT 'P' coLLINE Jo TACKETT JACKIE TAcKETT QA-FVXJ JANET TAYLOR TIM TAYLOR SHARON TRUE LINDA TUFTS GEORGIA UNDERWOOD DOROTHY VALLANCE JOHN VANDERPOOL RODGER VANNATTER .jp DEANNE VANNATTER ELAINE VAUGHN LVM' ALLEN WALTERS ANNA WAMSLEY MARIE WEATHERHOLT SHARON WEAVER KAY VOGEL 9 SANDRA WELLS SHIRLEY WHEATLEY QI l I , LINDA WHEELER 1 JOE WHITLOCK DIANE WHITT ' I RAMONA WILLIAMS ROBERTA WILLIAMS TOM WILLIAMS DORIS WILSON JACK WILSON JOE WONN GRETCHEN WUERDEMAN PHIL YANCEY DARLA YOUNG DON YOUNG Poulios, Fox, Brown, Boyd, and Ross ore mcrveling QI' II1e prizes 'IHQI may be won by Ihe Iop salesmen during fhe cn- nual mcgczine drive conducfed by 'II'1e Iuniors. In spufe of Ihe Icc+ fhc+ no sensors are allowed Sharon I5 defermuned Io gef her bonme I d Phnll p +o help for e prom Page Iorry seven C Callahan Hollon Moore and Young score a success by leading 'rhe sophomore class - f - - And the MacNutts Mass Hamm sponsor of lhe sophomore class hands ouf Kenfucky Wesl' Vlrganla all sfar boslcelball hclrels I Bea and Larry fo sell Poge lorry e1gl1T aff? Undef The omoo ce ol lvl More l-lornm locully oonsor The sophomore closs oegon eorly To rome funds l word the prom cl 57 They held on Eo fer bone sole o o hoo choroe of the flclcel soles lor The onnuol en mclcy Wef Vlroln o All Sfor bo lfelboll oome wh h wo ocn oreo by the Joycees The Close wof glyen o per e ooe nf o fc ef moe s ol the cos er ooed lr mony ofnyl we om l o n hoo ornofe on nf roi e 'n e cos e co' Tecrn J 24 om Q we e oven T mon the STo1e lvlusmc vo emo e on Ted Robe f on o c oy 'C o C o ' n oo eoo' eom 0 . 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Page lorry nine Page fifty MISS HAZEL CHATFIELD Fronf row leH Io rn hI S+ephens rlnce Lemas+er Forbes Curnuffe Lovln Holbrook Hun+ Gray Vesf Dnllow econd row Mass Chalfleld Frasure Fosson Fugaie Klichen Waddell Caudall McCann Wuihrow Third row Hal Alley McDav:d Smn+h Harbnson Adams Amburgy Johnson wflghl Anderson MR ROBERT COBURN F nf ow leff +0 FI h+ Edwards can Fearing Gllson Bl IC Welsenberger Schradskl W ll1s Smlfh Sieele Crawford Second row Pnnchm R Shorfrldge Mason Conley Mr Coburn Salyers Waliers Third row Penlclr J Shorfrldge Loar Ballard Powers Burns Davxs Dixon Marhn Nlchols MISS DOROTHY DAVIS Fron+ row leH Io rugh+ Ju IG Blalr Gallaher Gray Kemper Lockwood Damel Mason Eas+ham orlr Glancy Joyce Blair Second row Mass Davis Waggoner Nor rss Brown Clark Callahan Mlller Maynard Dawson Barber Thlrcl row Cruce Bellamy Porfer Poffer Gayhearf Clay Meenach Loclrhar+ Hunr Applegare . 'g - . P ' , , , . S - ' ' . , ' - I. . ' , ro I' . 'Q - . Ly , ' , ' , 'II' I, ' . -. I. . . I I I' V Y MISS MARIE HAMM Fronf row Iefl Io rIghI Bryan Hobbs Huni Skaggs WIlIIams Hughes Jor dan Terry Robbms Flowers Taylor Miss Hamm P Davls Second row Johnson Ramey A Davls LewIs Payne Hearne Ever man Cooper Kelley Mulluns Prince Prulff Thnrd row Esfep Coslle Wheeler Wafson Knapp Deal Kosklnen Gal Iaher Thompson Robmson Cassldy MR ROBERT LAVOY Fronf row IeH Io rIgh'r Weaver D Dlxon Duncan Knmbler McDowell Cox Falrchlld Ohs Taylor Conley Mr Lavoy Second row Lyons McCIaIn Lyfflefon Newman Wennmg R Dlxon Rlggle McCreary WIIIIams Blanhenslnp Third row Gallaher LIH'Ie Hammonds PendIe+on Purvls Delaney Slcaggs Carroway Imes TrIpIeH MRS LOUISE MAY Fronl row Ielf Io rnghf Bradshaw McPeeII Reynolds Carpenfer Ken da Cordlal Wllson A Ins Wrlghf Zornes Second row Mrs May Slump O Hara MannIng Hosf Thompson Pelphrey BIrch Layne ThIrd row Casile MGVIIH Barber WIIIIoms Lyons BudesheIm Roarlz RIce Hollan Page hfty one I I I 1 I I , I I I ' I I I I I , . 1 I I - I I I I ' I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I ' I I I I 1 I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I 1 - I I ' I I I I ' ' I I I I I I I I I I Page Iufty Iwo MR REX MILLER Fron+ row Iell Io rlghf Newman George Nupp Pafrnck Rerchharf P Brown Felly Barley Blevins Sump son Smr+h Second row Poller Wilder Conn McCown D Brown Caine Jones Edmonds Gee Moore Mr Muller Thlrd row Conley Bradley Barber Russell Wlreman Brooks Fisher Allemang Jackson MISS RUTH OSBORN Fron+ row Ielf Io rlghi Mass Osborn Pruu+'r Jarvus Hunl' Click Clay Second row Henderson Spears Smnih Crance McDonald C Doves P Davis Kczee Shlnglelon EIInoH Thlrd row Mokas Drsfel Dixon Fecher Burkhar+ T Bunch J Bunch Gravely Cooksey MRS DAVID PATRICK Fronf row IeH Io rlgh'I Finney Parsons McCoy Lamber+ Moore Hughes Smllh Hullmon Elswrck S+amper Second row Mrs Pafrnck Hencye Cassn+y Jones Jackson Hor+ Ross Morris Third row Prlce Chaffleld Hamm Barker Holmes , , W, V 7 Parsley, Long, CraI+, Adkins, Nolan I I' , , . . . I I MRS REID PRICHARD Fronf row Ielf fo rlgh+ Rxce Eppen sfeun Young McNeal Ohs Moore Slmmons Newsome Morris baugh Fleming Mrs Prichard Second row Brown Monfague Haney Evans M Wrlgh+ Canfrell Fergu son Mays Lemon SchoHIand Thurd row Blanfon Wulluams Pop Kazee McCarI'y Rober+s LlI+e aI Johnson Daniels Mullins Dawson MISS FRANCES RICHARDSON Fronf row Ieff +o rnghf Mlss Rlchardson Moore Childress Fearing C Sav age Mulllns Mahan Reynolds Ramey Whealley P Savage Second row Wade Klalber Craycrafi Sergean+ Sandlord Evans Halley Toney Maleer Vance B Davus Thnrd row Hurley Nunley Wllllams .I Davis Back Barker Saunders Lalre Wells Neeley Dixon MRS LUCY SPARKS Fronr row leH fo rlgh+ Mrs Sparlrs Brewer Ra an Marhn Jarvns O Neal Welch Crlsp FYCYIRIID Slone Maynard Second row Thax+on Barlrer D Daniels Corbl++ J Danlels Pope Cllck Sparks Carlon Tulkoll Flfzen berger Thnrd raw Rudd Prur++ Woods Sal yers McKown Mvnnehan E Danuels Caskey Sorg Baer Bean Page hffy three ' . . ', L0- . Q1 I '. 4 fb SW ii' Man to man the world o'er shall brothers be and at our school this is a lesson well learned Clansmen everywhere enioy fellowship and fun to make their lives evenly balanced. Our extra-ourricular activities teach each ot us to share with others, to work together in harmony to use our talents wisely, to become leaders. 9 W, 3, ,JW Ip as ' 2' if H 1 944.5-fa . ' 1, s 5 . , . . 53,5 V 5 WM? ig W ' M x H 1.'Q,:VL I ak ' 5 if EJ pl Student Council Guides the Clans You don't lcnow her phone numberl The Student Courcil hos ogoin solved this problem with the publicotion ot the Buzz Book , The Studert Council olso issues o hondbook contoiring intormotion about the school tor sophomores ond new students. New 'deos tor the betterment ot the school were gothered from other schools ot the Stote Student Courcil Conventior ir Louisville, os tive representotiyes were sent trom Ashlond Senior High. Dingy lightirg wos improved by the Student Courcil, which installed tluorescent lights under the bolcony in the oudif torium. To molce tootboll ond bosketboll gomes more enioyoble the Student Council ossumed the responsibility ot setting up the public oddress system ot each gorne. Other octivities ond services included were sponsoring Blue-leon Doy tolxowed by o donce, tinoncing two delegotes to Bluegross Boys' Stote, ond presenting Citizenship Awords to o boy ond o girl ot groduction. In spite ot the added attractions of Blue-lean Day, sponsored by the Student Council, sophomore Latin stu- dents tear their hair over their test. Front row, lett to right -Pennington, Welch, Mathis, Greene, ey, Polan, Pruitt, Prater, J. Johnson, Vallance, Conley, Crawford, treas.t, Miss Harrell, Jackson, tsec.l, Rice, fpres.l, Koskinen, Prince, Eastham v. pres.l, Smith, H. Johnson, McKee, Queen. Third row - Burton, Meeks, Callihan, Willis, Hutchinson, Palmeter, Second row-D'Annibelle, Poulios, Whitt, Parlrer, Justice, Shock- Price, Cochran, Parmelee, Martin, Dawson, Klaiber Po e titty six K.. 1' if 'W' f' lW ' 1' P' , ?, ,, .AJ Fronf row, lelf 'lo righf - Zarnas, Kearns, Jackson, C. Williams, Buckler, Geisf, Cl1a++in, Hopkins, Vogel, Wheeler, Maslers Muenzner lrep.l, Buckley lassf. +reas.l, E. Rice lpres.l, MaHl'1ews Fourflw row-E. Smiflw, Wilson, McNew, C. Glazier, J. Smilh, Ruf- l+reas.l, Harrison lv. pres.l, Hay lsec.l, May ledge, R. Rice, Maroudis, Koskinen, Roberfa Williams, Gallaher, Parker Second row - Hill, Jusfice, Pormelee, Berksfresser, Olis, Hale, Filfln row - Rober+s, P. Rice, Leach, Ramona Williams, Eslep, Dugg, Polan, Poulios, McKee Morris, Palmefer, Deal, Clay, Emnefl, Skeens Third row - Cassidy, S+ro1l1er, Mafhis, W. Smifh, Newsome, Top Students Tapped For Honors Norma Parker beams as Sue Mafflwews faps her for Hue Honor Sociefy. !1 f3f lv-19 '33Q 'f: 1:,f f: fre jkijl yea' We Diwali H Putnam Crowe' ol 'ke Nathan l-lofi' Siiiew Feld Tr. forma 'fa-: :' so ADV 25. D'j:f'r, was 'scifi 53 We -VWDVEZEIVG ze vice or fre smderls' wezfrjz wkife ics' ooo fzcwr' C'3 DG' igrmrg fee Qn re QTjS1'Cf'Ti igngefjznb, Sloifr 'Gln tg Q1OlOiVi 'ke ouczie :i 'ke :'::o ::r'i' ': ree 'eff mernoefs we'e jgfve' oy Be , lVl-EE'2VlS', Conde VWAGM' Sue lfofrkewz Judy Bone. ooo Everett RES cific? ci We f3:'e+u. I':-:fee5 rose' :JV 3 i:'M T'ee Qi fe3:'e's wif' MSS Lace pe a':' cs :Forman 'ms' e-:si we G,C 'ASS ci eaoefffo siircafsns :l'o'o:'e' ora ESNVACE. Fife-6' Defcerr of fre Serb' ':':f s'o:e s o'c 've cefzenf C5 'ne 'Cc-'o'ic'ng ' Picfs ofa Eels-:'e-d Q' 'ff 52:55. Page lilly seven Speak Your Piece Ashland hlfgh is lortunate in having two speech contestants to auality tor the National Speech Festival, John Koskinen won tirst place in the State lnterscholastic League in public speaking and Richard Pormelee won tirst place in externparaneou' speaking in the Forensic League tournament. Both boys wil also debate ir the national meeting at Muslrogee, Gklahoma June l9e22. io enter the National contest one must be a certi- tied wrher and a member at the National Forensic League. Gther honors were won at the Regional Speech contest by the debate team which took tirst place over litteen other schoos. They iost only twice at state, once to the winners at tirst place and ohce to the winners ol second place. The debat- ers were John Koslcinen and Jim Smith, undefeated at state and Bill Mchlew and Richard Parrnelee. Reading down - ls it horror or ioy Linda Wallenfelsz is expressing as she does her dramatic monologue?-Jim Smith and Betty Muenzner listen attentively as Lola Slreens shows her talent lor discus- sion-Even though it loolcs as if Esther D'Annibelle is singing a modern roclc and roll number, she is really giving the oratorical declamation for which she won superior at the State Speech Festival. One can always count on Mrs. Coolrsey to have a tasty bite before a debate! Fellow debators George Morris and Jim Fisher are being served as Richard Parmelee and Darryl Cochran indulge. Here's a proud toursome and who can blame them alter winning the regional debating contest! -1 gn- ivi . George Ruperf musi have found someflaing in flue Gazelle fo amuse fhe res? of +l1e ediforial s+alf McKee, Buckley, Faircl'1ild,Williams, and Mrs. Lalie, facully sponsor. Hot Uff xw Press! 4Q.6Qs, . QQ . ,- xiols fy Q-: A' S x , . Hove WSJ - . : l. c lou know wlno are Clrzens f Qi. f T' fre Msn rn en reoa llf Gazelle Ailwlond lnigrl bE- reor1lfV, ooze ec ' o .curerf rewa. Stoll rnernbers - , Blu . - ' rf ve re rnoref rsiue :Li npces to pfeez orc lj le-eo ree Cznzefle uprlcfn C- I' life oi well oz 'W rewe. ln eroer To T13 llwf' ,eme 'X loll rrernoeri ollend durfrwg tre zwnmer O 'owne fern wofkzlncs lweld of Cnc University ir Aflnerz Ore. F-T 're iinirefe cl 'fe yea' We sfcll gee-3 ol :uf +3 seal 're 'Liwlile Gznzeneu ci 1: sseefc eof lc' fre ,enizh YV. ,eo 'fe Cczerfe ,'3r'Q'Ag'C1re3 frefuea ci QT: ij. HT .. e 'fe eczrer 3' ree Yeoh my wg 'J' , P,-V, Pr fs A, Tre if feofeer 'Q receive lr' wl'2 'ezine' ,csrinncfe E'jV New msn ..,- . -N Lf --f W-L -.nn f, nn- Aff- A, Q i.o ,,u -,.- - .-'ann ,R A V X, Lf ou. , , -J V, v , A, V Make fhe Gozelfe your own! is +he moffo of +he Gaze++e repoi-+ers M. Maupin, Ross, G. Maupin, Maslers, Webb, Jordan, and Marlin . Co-operafion cmd diligenl worl: musf be combined by Tulliolf, Jones, Fearing, Par- melee, Poulios, Donla, and Lylzins in order fo handle +l1e business end ol The Hi-Life Gazelle. -Z ' Hi ,, ww, ,X n 5 3' f 4' 1, aw M2 M fm n M W W Q' A M Aa ,ff f -E x ww ab' ' fit Assis+an+ business managers and circula- lion managers Parlrer, C. Glazier, Houl- fon, and A. Glazier, worlr hard af filing down-paymenrs and sending our bills. This is a necessary fob for +l'1e financing ol llwe annual. F- 'c,:f se asa V: cf ecefgefc .asf 0316-'li,A'Q Qfzlii. Appraffrrarey a e :nw 're :ae :L aai S2lO0.00 fran' F O ifam :es a'a ifaii aura. llwe calf L 'a Tre cf Zire' rfead. gi' llfz feaiaf fre f Se lsfl- -lf'i. :af efamae lwave a wayi Y e fail al We anwal. F ff if We H'fL'e fl Eazrr al vena L W r c 1 'ala lar 'EXEC yet caclv aiwa' ,f ,r '53 JJ Vee., 'aif ff' 'f efffffgefiia lf 'a ' marnl L y acl? an f,u?1Ta'a a praduil. l C. f- ,L L B9f'f Jaton' acii Eveferr Rfe, 1 f eailw deparlrnvr. Credit lar leeaf ei a f Qcelafgi T: Pac James, beafnegz a awe flee az OCIVSVT-Z Q manager gal a el r er Tall ra mee' the goal zef rlsefe. A, a re at al f iplendid eller' and teamwork the ' are p 'rw prexerfirfz 'rg queen, tlwe l956 Wifln flue combined ellorls ol Duncan, Smifh, Raflill, Bugg, Miller, Wade, Hem- Iepp,Gallal'1er,and Buclxler ol The lifer- ary and 'ryping s+alls,'rl1e wrillen maleri- al for +l1e annual is compiled. is -4 44 W, The Play's The Thing Broadwoys mystery thriller, Nine Girls was present- ed by the Thezpian S 'ety ot A. t-l. S. The ali-girl cast consisted ct R70 Bri , Elizooe'h a . Pherloia Mathis. Shirley Boyd. Loy 0, a Eunice B ler, ue Puttenberger. Beclcy Jaclcsor. ana ret iE'w:'fuerderfa The scene was a mountain lodge ,he dulp 0 5 ority girls was spendirg the Xiveeis- ri7a,.a!5R5g'W, eir vacation was horf A -, JFJLEGV r-- - - ribly disrupted W n .1 s rom the wrong side ot the tracks, atte u -: to her best iriend atter killing two other ' s. i To add a humorous touch, another section at Ash- land highs drama department, Masquers Dramatic Club. presented the comedy-drama Up She Goes. This play about aviation tools place in a boarding house near o Calilornia airport. Among the outstanding school events ot the year was the Dramatic Clubs annual Harvest Festival, held in the high school gym and teaturing as its theme Rock around the Months. Multi-millionaire Randolph Scott fEverett Ricel carries in the iniured stewardess after tragic airplane crash. Rita Binion tries to restrain Glamour Puss from hurling a iavelin at Shot-Put. Murderess Rita Jo Binion slowly induces Pherbia Mathis into a permanent sleep. We Take The Woolly West To Scotland Girl Crazy, the l956 senior play, was adapted from the Broadway musical success ol the same name. The conilict between an Eastern playboy, Danny Church- hill, and a Western postmistress named Molly was the main theme ol this lun-packed play. The plot was lurther complicated by the appearance ol several ot Danny's New York triehds and the unusual acceptance ol these Eastern strangers in the wild and woolly West. Action-packed scenes depicted the attempted lynch! ing at Louie, Danny's cab driver: the bitter quarrel be- tween Sam and Danny over women in general: the hypno' tism ol L,ank, the villain ol the cast: anal the dramatic capture ol several outlaws, including an Indian and a Mexican bandit. A dude ranch, owned and operated by Danny, ser- ved as the setting tor the ploy, and it was at this ranch that an exciting floor show took place. lt included tap dances by Barbara Berkstresser and Esther D'Annibelle, an accordion solo by Betty Muenzner, and a vocal solo by Sue Pulfenberger. Jake A A A Danny Chu Louie Cactus Lucky Pete Lank Molly Tess A Rose Betty Janet AA Laura AA Sally A A A Babs ,A A Sam Mason Eaglerock rchill Lieutenant Corrigan A A, Matt Hayes Herbie Wheeler Con Morris .lm Rutlzdge Bill Smith Philip Maroudis A Dixon Owens Becky Jackson Connye Willams Gaynelle Miller Kay Wade Susie Habern A A Jenny Boll Mary Ann Chattin A Katy Hopkins A Dick Vaughn Gary Graf Gary Duncan Top, left to right-Western gal, Becky Jackson, calls New York play boy, Herbie Wheeler, spoiled rotten and girl crazy !-Everyone but Cowboy Dixon Owens seems to be amazed over the mishap of Dick Vaughn, Bottom-Conversation is limited to How and Ugh as Eagle Rock Graf comes lace to face with Big Chief Morris.-Matt Hayes and his guitar furnish good ol' Western music for dude ranch guests. Man the guns, males! Female pirates Williamson, Zarnas, Hopkins, Muenzner, Miller, Fairchild, Porter, and Habern are about to talre over the ship Capturing the hearts ol all is Mr. Be-Bop accompanied by a quarlel singing Sixteen Tons. Festive Mardi Gras Serves Mardi Gras Minatrel t'rne brauaht the rna t stupene does array al entertairrnent ever ta appear at Azhlancl high, From the rise al the curtain to the cannpletian al the spectacle, the air at merrinnent constantly prevailed. Ye' ft enaea, but the rernernbrarce wilt always lfrger. Mr. lrtterlacut-ar, l-lerbie Wheeler, ana tne endmen. Bill Ernnett Gary Gral, Richard Geift Phl Maroudie George Rupert Stewart laylar, Dan Marris Bob Rice Gary Duncan, and Bill Jaalcsan struck the rate 'hlarityi' all thrauah the Shaw. Pret'y pert Janet Sawaer: pet a her sang, A Man Wifn the 'r tae 'ncaa with lrlarnu. Na are iauld 'et the trend the way Jim Rutieaae did in ht rne :aranrtatf hat act, ana Dan Mcrrii :arab etey Qasxrea 're 'reartf 55 many with his Sixteen lansii. llre Mara' Graz Mfnyrei Shaw waularft have beer carnplete wthaet a Dffe Lara Bard and ta give a taeah al acl-aclflalf al 'he Ca' :an aanaeri Mary Faircha Barbara Berfitreffr. Jaay Leete See Pallenberaer Beciv Jaclian ara Jerhy Bal aalfea ai il tley haa Carve itraaht irgrr Parf. The Mrgtre charm tang iech .ary as ilfr, ara V' ' 'bali ara i'Wa lra My Baa, Bail l-lame, THE: was arly part ai the ihaw. There were carte m'nre5 vacal auartet: ara 'Vai Char., 'rel an aiizf aian ia 5 ana baton featarej. A3 the grrara fra e the er tire Gait iainea Sr zirgra Gaadnif:l't Swee'leart ta brrg ta a 'blaze a never tifrreflrrrrrttfr rr r f- haw J , ,1a,,..t V , , .- 3- s 5, A, . V 'g S . HA-in 'k N As is always customary, the At-l.S. band had the opportunity to talce part in several outstanding events during the year. In December 't played tor the haugur- ation ot Kentuclcys new goverror, A. B. luldappyul Chandler. The members not cry oartcpated in the in- augural parade, they also played tor the dedication ceremonies at Greenba Lalce ana appeared on the Dave Garroway TV show when he and his chimpanzee lriend, J. Fred Muggs, televised their early morning show on the Ohio river tram Armcols boat W. Seboldf' Members ot the band put in many lcng, hot hours during the summer to get themselves rcady lor the toot- ball season. Their performances at the games were very colortul. They played lor the tlagfraising ceremonies and staged elaborate shows at halt-time. Much time ana energy were put into the production ol these slits, which were always enthusiastically received by the taotball tans. Following the tootball season, -a special basketball band, made up ot approximately twentyelive members. tarnished music tor the home games. lett to right-D'Ann field, Weatherholt, If-Ar: ibelle, Prichard, Hopkins, Leach, Kemper, Shel- Berlrstresser, Kise, Stanley Pipes And Drums Play A Snapp Front row, left to right-D'Annibelle, Prichard, Kemper, Leach, k Fourth row-Fisher, Flood, D. Deal, Boyd, Hall, Weaver, Mullins, Jarvis S aggs Second row--Taylor, Bryan, Cochran, Adkins, Epperson, Barber, Lovifdtrnjgrlgjmes' Buckley' Bunch' Cantrell' Weaver' Cumultc' Jenkins' Barker Sixth row-Niclrols, Kunlcle, Yancey, Shepard, Saunders, K. Deal, Third row-Pelphrey, Gravely, Doss, Fitch, Hobbs, McKee, Hal- C. Greene, Leibee, K. Gallaher brook, Newman, Hughs, Orr Seventh row-Baer 'QOL For the benetit at the citizens ot Ashland, the bard gave a Christmas concert and staged an elaborate sprng ooroert at the Paramount Theater. Tney lurrishea the rmiio tor the R.O.l'.C. annual inspection and marohea ir :evera 'ocal paradei. Perhaps tne most zoectacular Q5 thege oaraaes was the briliart one that marked the 9a'e Sl 'iF6'fi tittieth anniverzari. The ingtrumertai mugic f a' Baiza oureote ard Commeroement wap provided by :fe lonnoat band. lnaviauol memoer: ot the bara did .e ve, 'r regional ana :tate Qorteptpt Vtfren 'f the Regional tvtuzic Feitivat hela at Math 31 they returned with twertyftour tp' oo, and ensemblez, Thi: tfre wort iz ce tar: mu.iCal ability and traringt lhoie iuaeror ratings at Morehead were e igb welt io' them- they Competea Morehead on :uperior ratingz a rezult ol ef' Cupflp who won e to attena the State tfugic Festival in Lexington. The honors wan there efieeded thoze wan in any past year. In order to pay tor their various tripz the band holds an annual Tag Day. and activities 'Rockin' Thru the Rye Front row, left to right-Toney, Sheffield, Weatherholt, Berk- stresser, Kise, Stanley Second row-Smith, Boggs, Little, Evans, Lewis, Holt, Donta, Price, Hogsten Third raw-O'Neal, Allemang, Irvine, Taclrett, Flowers, Grim- rtctt, T. Gallagher jf ggi, QA . 2 fr 5,- Vi, . 5, 3 Front row, left to right-Kiser, Lemaster, Howell, Salmon, Bates, Lewis, Weisenberger, Schradslri, Smith, Kearns, Vogel, Polley Second row-N. Osborne, Maupin, Roberts, Rankin, C. Osborn, Byington, Adkins, Young, Jones, Bateman Third row-Miller, Boyd, Mrs. Myers, Akers, Porter, Dixon, Hart, Wellman, Ross, Habern, Leete With her unusual talent and her ability to lead, Mrs. Helen Myers prepared the Girls' Chorus tor a superior rating again this year at the Regional and the State Music Festivals. Several individuals and ensembles received recognition at the two testivals. Pherbia Mathis and Patti Alcers were rated superior at the Regional Festival at Morehead. Also receiving superior were the Bluegrass Belles, a trio composed ol Judy Dixon Madge Maupin. and Pherbia Mathis. Two other trios, one made up ot Doane Moore, Jean Stevens ard Patti Alcers ara the ofrer oi Elane Lemasters Eunice Buclcler, and Carol Stump were giver a number one rating. The iudges also awarded a superior rating to a mixed quartet composed ot Sue Putqerberger, Barbara Steele, Darrell Cochran and Jacf Wilaion. The Melo-dettes and a quartet oi girli Nra K cher Kay Johrsor Yvorre McGuire ora News tfiffrz .for a number one ratinQ' Those who rated suoercr o' More- head attended the State Festival fn Lefrgton. Page ixty eight Fourth row-Deon, Willis, Adlrins, BU99. Pufienberger, Whaley, Fairchild, Berlrstresser, Howard, Glancy, Whitt Filth row-Gussler, E. Hale, Burton, Clark, Jayne, Prater, Rice, Holler, L. Hale, Bomhott Sixth row-Ramona Williams, A. Glazier, C. Glazier, Roberta Williams, Lalrin, Sturgill, McGuire, Betterton, Buckler, Mullins We hae Sangs To Sing ti The girls in the Glee Club realize that Ashland High School has long been lcnown tor its line chorus, and they worlc hard to uphold that tradition. Preparation lor com- petition in the two music lestivals is a long and arduous taslf, but the lun and excitement encountered on the trips completely obliterate the worlc. Durirg the school year the chorus entertained various civic organizations presented o winter concert, sang in the Easter sunrise :ervice at Pctram Stadium, and gave an assern fy pro- gram lor the stuaert body, To close the year ,lr y gona at the Baccaacreate Service and at graauatioc. Tlre Melo-dettes. an ensemble composed ot eighteer girls who are chosen lrom the chorus lor the blendmg qualities ol ther voices, also sang in programs at schooi ard lor loco clubs. Accompanying the chorus were loo Hay o iercr and Barbara Steele and Jact W'l3or Qriorg, Boroora ard Jail won two superor rotirgg a 're S'ot3 Festival-ore ior accompanimert and ore tor a poro auo. A Q Fronr row, lei? fo righf-Sfevens, Chafin, Kirchen, D. Wade. Layne, Branham, Sfump, K. Wade, Williamson, Blankenship, Dans- by, Zarnas, Fischer Second row--Briffon, Sfeele, Fleming, Morris, Barlier, Bradley, Lanihorne, Fannin, B. Birch, Sparlrs, Taylor, True Third row-Davis, Jordan, Redman, Brown, P. Reynolds, Vance S. Fleming, Moore, Wilson, Poulios, E. Childress Young and Auld MELLO-DETTES Fronf row, lel'+ fo righ+-Pufiem berqer, Ma+his, Sfevens, Zarncs, Wil- liamson, Vogel, Maupin Fourrh row-McAllis+er, lson, Haicher, Greene, Penningfon, Eads, Cordial, Adams, D. Birch, S. Fleming Filih row-C Re nolds Mahan Simmons, Gallaher, Wallen- . y . . fels1,Gar+rell, Cassiiy, Fowler, Polon, Hay Sixfh row-Lee, Parsons, Browning, Paclr, Hays, Ross, Harrison, Chalrin, D. Childress, Slreens, N. McGuire ls. qv 9 1 0 . Second row - Reynolds, Wellman, Dixon, Moore, Sfeele, Smilh ' Third row-McGuire, Alrers, Miller ' 3 lpres.l, Polan lv. pres.l, Rice ll ' 1 X ' l l , J Q f l . z i T if 5 Page sixty nine 719' m f-,. V ?fi? ' 3 W M: O H 13 gs 43 ll '- lv! 42,2 'S A Af MA fb Q ! gm w W I P 1- If -.sv :D J Y . Q 1,5 My wi-in G .1 3-, H' qf' 'ff '53 .q Y ' VX., Q v UU. 4 - . bw I ., 15? I by f A f wa ' 1, 25 G4 vt I , v f 159 XJ '11 1 ai W, ,A,W.,....W, ,- 4 1 1 ' N ' wa ws aught 99x13 is p ., 1 4, A, ,,,. , Ld A ,, if ,ll 'if' 1' fifq 7 v 1 AW' xi pw ' ' v ' .5 n vv 'f vi , W' if V f wma K' -4 'Zi' A A A 'Q 'I ' ' 4 - Nz Front row, left to right-Salmon, Birch, Buckley, Harrison lsec.l, D'Annabelle lpres.l, Poore, Leach lv-pres.l, Bocook ltreas.l, Burton, Underwood Clan Phi Delta Who added to the comfort of the hard laboring faculty? The Phi Deltas, of coursel Perhaps the rnost suc- cessful and uselul proiect carried out this year was the redecorating of the teachers' lounge by the Phi Delta Club. Venetian blinds, newly painted walls, and inlaid linoleum certainly mode a big difference. This organization can well be commended for being active throughout the school term. Adding to their main proiect, the Phi Deltos gave a donation to the Retarded Childrens Fund. As a unit the club attended the First Baptift Church. Front row, left to right-Sledge l2nd sem. v-pres.l, Anson f2Y1d sem. sgt-at-armsl, Clay lreporterl, D. Poore llst sem. sec., 2nd sem. sgt.-at-armsl, Rupert llst sem. v-pres., 2nd sem, pres.l, Mrs. Sparks, Ruth Green, Maroudis llst sem. pres., 2nd sem. treas.l, Shepherd, Carroll llst sem. sgt.-at-armsl, Patton Second row-Smith, Mason, Epperson, Hill, Preston, Kiser, Eads, Justice, Mrs. May. Third row-Maupin, Smith, Martin, Masters, Sparks, Meenach, Gross, Anderson, Hatcher, Gussler Clan Ro Ro Club, os usua completed o year lull at worth- whie activities, but they suffered a distinct loss in the resignoton of their sponsor, Mrs, Clarence Sparks. Mrs. Sparks, who has for fourteen years guided Ro Club boys and upheld the splenad standards ol the club, telt it necessarv to hand over the task to some one else. During the year the boys took over radio station WCMI tor a day held Parents' Night, granted o SIOO scholarship to Ashland Junior College, gave their Sadie lalawkrs dance and atterded church in a body. Second row-Fosson, Dixon llst sem. treos., 2nd sem. chap.l Patterson, Estep, Koslrinen, J. Poore, Griffith, Kouns, Roberts Hearne, V. Brown, l'lUl'i1, Mateer Third row-Fisher, Flood, Sanford, McDavid, Smith, R. Brown Marsh, Miller, Niekell, Williams, Mason, J. Greene . , I -1 ,F 0 . :er .5-www-av .fL.M.,...z': ms... ,...g'....i...r -.... .........., ..... , , . .......,.. . V . .., im- -r rf.-4 -. ...... ...H 11 as ... i Jiri' lt, L A fry, -41' Front row, left to right-Kazee, S. Jarvis, O'Neal, L. Jarvis, Justice lparlia.l, Elswiclr ltreas.l, M. Jones fpres.l, Ball fist v-pres.l, Wallentelsz I2nd v-pres.l, S. Jones isec.l, Gallaher, Leete, Gravely, C. Osborne Second row-C. Justice, Elliott, Ragan, Loving, True, lson, YfTeens Membership in the Y-Teens is open to any girl interested in worlcing with others in wholesome tellowship. Round-Up Time was held at the tirst ot the school year to enable the members to become acquainted with the purpose ot the organization. New members are also given a recognition service held at the First Methodist Church. Selling potato chips is an annual project ot the Y- Teens. Proceeds from this go toward sending two dele- gates to the national convention. Qther activities to promote association among the girls included a picnic, a slcating party, and various social activities during weekly meetings. Front row, left to right-Back, McAllister, Jones, J. Vaughn, Castle, Patrick, Roberts, Dixon isec.-treas.l, Clere ilst v-pres.l, Layman l2nd v-pres.l Second row-Pruitt, Salyers, Dixon, McKown, D. Vaughan, Cas- Glancy, LeMasters, Caonlod, May, N. Prince, Stevens, Elder, N. Osborne Third row-Branham, Curnutte, M. Prince, Paclr, M. Franlrlin, Betterton, Fowier, Haller, Pruit't,Weatherholt, Berlzstresser, Holbrook, Roberts, C. Franlrlin Varsity A HA Club bays originated the idea ot crowning a Homecoming Queen and court during one ot the home iootball games. Judy Dixon was crowned her maiesty ol this event and her court consisted ot Louise Ramey, Nancy Kise, and Toni Zarnas. Events also included as proiects were a dance and c candy sale. Joyce Prater was chosen as the Queen ot the A Club, and was presented with tlowers. a gitt, and a club pin during an assembly program. Membership in the Varsity A Club is open to any letterman or potential letterman. sity, Bunch, Rutledge fpres.l, Bowman, Mr. Sang Third row-Halley, Gravely, Wellman, Wright, Thompson, Lynch, Stein, Wilson, Sexton, Dummitt t 1 Front row, left to right-Irwin, Palmeter, Deal, Lucie ltreas.l, Tuclrer lpres.l, Mrs. Smith, Morris lsec.l, Evans Future Engineers Members ol the Future Engineers with their Tesla- coil placed sixth among the lorty group proiects entered in the Science Fair at Marshall College. The teslacoil also toolc top honors at a similar lair held at the Uni- versity ol Kentuclcy. An electric dart game which was entered at U.K. by Jaclc Davis and Ronald Lyons as an individual project placed lirst. A.l l.S. graduates Bennett Beverly and Jim Flowers ol the University ol Cincinnati spolce to the members in November on The Qualilications ol An Engineer. During the course ot the year. visits were made to Armco and the teiephone company. Front row, lelt to right-Webb lv-pres.l, Barber, Wegner, Richardson ltreas.l, Vaughn lpres.l, Kiser lrep.l, C. Kendall ldist. sec.l, Howard lsec.l, Barker, Simpson lparlia.l. Gallaher, Johnson Second row-Mrs. Patriclr, Roberts, Dillow, Loving, Cox, Prince, .ha- Second row-Grimm, Price, Edwards, Kunkle, Davis Third row-Martin, Rice, Niclrell, Lyons, Deal, Dawson Future Homemakers Ashland high this year has one ol its own Fl-LA. girls, Carlyn Kendall, as secretary ol the Ashland district. which is composed ol thirteen hundred girls and nineteen chapters. Their maior money raising activity this year was selling greeting cards and stationery. This money went to- ward the State Fl-l.A. scholarship lunds which conf-,t ol ten S200 scholarships lor girls continuing 'n home eco- nomics. The spring District Meeting was held at Ashland Senior l-ligh School in May. Approximately eight runared girls attended this meeting to elect next year's otiicers. McComis, LeMaster, Gartrell, Mullins, Yorlr, Rogan, Jaclrson, Rice Mrs. Curnutte Third row-Bradshaw, Orr, Day, Eastham, Brown, Wright, Dixon Weatherholt, Osborne, Zornes, l. Kendall, Slone, Vannatter, Hamil- ton L4 Wim Fron+ row, lel+ +o righf-Pack, Halcher, Harrison, Williams lrep.l, Rice llreas.l, Elswiclr lsec.l, Geisl lpres.l, Juslice lv. pres.l, Wollenfelsz, Simmons, Grovely Second row-Befferion, Parlrer, Ross, Liffle, Charfin, Hiclrs, Mrs. Allied Youth lr Nzvemoer R croro Getat ono Everett R :e were sent as oelegares to the lnternotional Atlied Youth Conf terence ot Bock l-till Falls, Pennsylvania. Such lomoug Speakers as Dr. Daniel A. Polirg and Dr. John Var Dylce were oreient, ln world-nop seigions the delegates learned how to more their poitf, more etleetive in vervfno their schoo ora community. Rfhord Ge' t reprerrented Pxehlond in the State Aliea Ycotlr Cerierence held ot Cumberland Fall Kentoify, Morcr l-4. F 'ea Yootr memberr have the slogan: lt'5. rrnorter not to orirffi The good timei they have ot partie, ootno ard ctrer activites orove their point. Froni row, left' lo righi-Mrs. Gardner, Billicln, Sharon Gallaher, Price, Franlrlin lv-pres.l, Muenzner lpres.l, Hafcher l+reas.l, Alrers, lrep.l, Gilson lsec.l, Kiser, Roles t' A -if' Coolrsey, Coonrod, Brown, Boyd Third row-Taylor, Voncleipool, Curly, Wireman, Lucie, Calli- han, Green, Cochran unior Red Cross Near y every home rocm come ir a hundred percent tor the Jonior Rea Cross drive ol ICPS6, Each person who Contrilocteg to this lord is a member ol the Red Crosa. The counel, which is the planmrg body ol the organlzaior, in composed ci repreirentotivei, elected lrom each lrfme room, They with the uupogrt ol the ,todert eoay carry out mony constructive proeiti. Ore ol the mo t 'mportont octivitie-1 promoted by the Junior Qed Cro wot. the pooling of ewes lor overea. children Qea ara white creme paper iovor' were moae ana er' tr, the TB. Sonotorom ot Chri tma time. Second row-Jones, Clarlr, Morris, Cordial, Paclz, Howard Hill, Presron, Simpoor, Smith, Wade, Gravely Third row-Holbrook, McDonald, Purvis, Frazier, Spradlin, How- ard, Lalrin, Anderson, Shirley Gcllaher, Myers VIA w ,ie - 5' . -L Fronf row, leff lo righf-Jaclrson, Hale, Gussler, Mrs, Horne, Second row-Rice, Smi+h, Clay Binion lpres.l, Berlsfresser fsec-+reas.l, Buckler lrep.l Thespians Masquers Th: year the lresplon Soclely preoenleo 0 twofoc? mystery drcmo, 'Nlne Girls, leofurlng on all girl coal. The some two-Oct ploy was presented on The Brooowoy Roll fvomd fhe lvlirlh 'N wo,Tl'etl1eme ol The or' nmol l-lorvesf Fesryo whfeh opened The Oellvlfles ol The Moscuers Dromoffe Cub, lr' oddlrler to the, the mem' efoge. cet were wcrfrg Cc'z'or'y ?: pre en? Up She Gee, A groom cl the lnezodfi repfeperfed fXih':1rd l-lfgh gr Nefemcer 5 orc Hlrfff AM, yf' 2' Febuary ll Szhzgl 'r fhe Rejcrol Drorrcllt lielyal he d fl' More lowird The eri ol The yes' The PSAP? el Beg'rw7nf:H wc Peas Kerfeipyr The Q cy they pfeierred wo, 'Qunfng pfeerfea 'i1eve'o'P,l.fx.g'ouo-,.lhe grand flrole come Toed when G'.'e We lfre l-leorf 0 iombroflar el p oy and ' yfzfy le CCTIVGG '73 the Ngffgrgf The, pogegrf wc, jye' lor the mf ,lorofy Qlralev Ol The Flrr olon Scifely one meer acquire O cerlolr number ol Melhcdl3lClw':h. Dorf' Q, OCSGTJ'-'Q :sy Cl'9Cl'Vfi r3fC'm':?Afg, WCW' lr the iff: 'Q wr: us 0 Life, Fel yeor the flulx 'rg fr :oc'i y 5' :eriymrg mar, hai- 'age eng. membe' had yefnry pin.. Front row, lelf fo rlghl-Nolan, Mrs. Prichard, Roflilf llsf sem. Second row-Dcvls, Bcisden, Brown Tullrolzl, Koslclnen, Geisr rep.l, Pullenberger llsf sem. pres.l, Blankenship llsf sem. v-pres.l Grillifh, Marhn, Fox Wuerdemcn llsf sem. +recs.l, Boyd lsec.l, Juslice l2nd sem. pres.l, Third row-Moore, Jordon. Gill l2nd sem. +reas.l, Beflerlon lyfoflfs, Reynolds l2nd sem. v-pres.l Williams, Yorlc, Coon'od, Hager, Tackeff ...as 66 Q9 - N 170' -sv an t ' 1 Left to right-Mrs. John Ashworth, Osborne, Kline lrecorclerl, Hoy, Bomhoff, Houlton lasst. head nursel, Muenzner, Dansby lhead Nurses Aides Florence Nightingales ol Al-l.S. lorm the newest organization at our school. Sponsored by the Boyd County Medical Auxiliary, they are directed by Mrs. John Ash- worth, registered nurse and wile at a local physician. By receiving actual training in a hospital, the girls decide whether or not they want to pursue nursing as a career. They were given 50 hours ol classroom instruction at the Kings Daughters' l-laspital and were then allowed to work in the wards there. They also served at the blood banlc and helped Dr. Charles Nord with the crippled children. nursel, Mathis, Jenkins, Wilson Annual Representatives Every year a pupil is selected lrom each homeroom to serve as its representative lor the Hi-Lite annual. It is the task ol these boys and girls to collect what is com- monly lcnown as the junior or senior cuts and to push the subscription sales in their homerooms. A great deal depends on their efforts since linances are very important in the publication at the Hi-Lile. Several ol these representatives won payments on their own annuals by competing in a subscription came paign put on in February. The stall: could not lunction etticiently without them. Front row, left to right-Kiser, Nipp, Glazier, Chattin, Prince, Second row-Lewis, Underwood. Clay, Litteral, Harper, Steele, Maupin, Lovin, Long, Jackson Vaughn, Mateer, Hager, Atlrins 1- QV... ZQDZM..- Best-Nctured-Justice and Moore We Dub These Knights ln olden times when m nxrode out and slew dragons tor their ladies ibir, -- - : n ewarded by being lcnighte y ei . t ey, n 5.43: teet ot their soverei h touched? 6m0wf?h4 word and said. l dub t Pefci Q 'f52E2l5 ?titting name. So in I9 , teeh-agef m rk their tavorites. By vote ot the senior class these pupils have been elevated to honors of distinction. To his Fellow classmates each of these honorees best typitied the title for which he was dubbed. Most Learned-Williams and Rutledge Best Looking-Dixon and Prater Page eighty two Best-All-around-Hopkins and Rice And Ladies Only three were not lcnighted by the student body. Winners at the Pollock Prize, the rnost coveted award presented at graduation, are selected by the faculty. They are chosen on the basis ol leadership, service, and scholarship. Winners ol this year's Pollock Prize were Becky Jackson and Bob Rice. Nominations lor the DJXR. Pilgrim originate with the senior class. Three candidates are selected, and the tinal vote is cast by the faculty. Gaynelle Miller was the recipient at this honor. Jackson, Rice, Miller I I Left to right-Before u tong, hord day of ciasses, the girls of Mrs Cootrseys homeroom enloy o gob sessio-i Anyone for doughnuts7 .ozr can be enloyed any morning in Room 313 for only tive cents redo Qur Tams To These ta On ever nfag n o os ergetic member-3 ot Mrs. Etizo Co sey's senior on - room proved them' setves to be t egg g- - -rs, For being the tirft to secure iptiorifito ihe '56 onrtuot they received o tutt- reod in the totitite. For three ,A' .5 X vgbiila' - gf. . Q' ra ,K yeors they ho HMV!! o IOOOXO P.t'.A. membership. This homeroom wos the tirst to turn in o pertect membership in the Junior Red Cross. tn eorty tott this group mode ptons tor o trip to Niogoro Potts. ond through vor'ous protects, they ocquired opproximotey SIIO toword their goot. When they tound they were unobte to gc to Niogoro Potts, they oiverted their ptong to o trip to Frontftort to see the store tegistoture in ,es ion. Tt-W excur for proved to be both detigtnttut ono educotonot. they were introduced in ite tower htue by Boyd County Repref-entotive t-torry Kirg Lowmoh ond in the Senote by Senotor Wevaett Vor' Hose. Probctbty the Ciimox Ct the trp Come wter members ot the group were reieiveo by Goverror A. B. Chono er os they oosseo through tis sufte ot ottices. Eoch student wcs then mo:-e or hororor, ooge. When Stop Doy rofeo orouro Vrs, Coofse. poctced o picnc urch org the ertre homeroom Spent the oov ot Carter Cowes, Members ot Mrs. Cootrsey's homeroom ond guests pose for a picture in the rotundo ot the state copitot on their visit to see the tegislcture in session. Page etgltty tour 5' M-nm One of tlne mann events ot tlte annual Blue lean Day dance was the crowntng ot Bull Emnett and Rutln Greene as the Ktng ond Queen ot Ht Late Nomtnees for this tradtttonol honor are made by tl'te Student Counctl and voted on by the student body The glrl and boy selected must exempluly typxcal A H S students Ruth was correspandtng secretary at the Stgmet Club Battalton Queen Ro Club Sweetlneart treasurer of th Student Council and prestdent ot tlve Spantslw Club Btll was Key Club vtce prestdent member ot the Future Engtneers Club end man ln Sentor Minstrel co captatn of A H S baslcetball team and a Nottonol Honor Soctety member H1 Llfe Kmg And Queen hi , fv tfil' 1 7 f ,a ils ig., 'Wt 'ii - E f 'ai-A4 ' 14 . rt ' s Tl, 4 . . 4 o u . . . . , I t . D . . . V , . - . . . . 4 ' t ' . . . . lei WW Cmderella And Her Prmce Amrd 'rlwe pomp ond pogeonfry ol the lcnlglwt ol old ome me crownlng of Tlne prom krng ond oueen Buzz Oxon ono Kory l-loplor Prnce Buzz found lms Crnder ello ov frylno flne trodrrorol olos sl pper on tlne cond oores for the lwonor Kory wo: presuoenr ol Somef Club Tomcor molor erfe member ol rlwe Noforol l-lonor Socsefy Senmor Closs v ce p e rdenr Clwevror Club sweefneorf ond porncr pored rn oorlw The senror nnrn lrel oncl enuor ploy Buzz oelonged To ine Ro Club ond The Jun or Red Cro wo on the loolbol B Teom ond wos The loofboll monoger durrng lms rumor ond senror yeors Poge erghty frve ' ' - 1713 r -.P V V. , 'l,-gggg A ' ' V? . J 1 w . X :ff 9'- S Q . N , l rS. r - , . . . . . rw r U 3 r l- r ' I - ' I ' . ,V , ' - r 5' r, , ' - 1 : . , . l SS, 5 1 - , QQTC ! A--A ZL f... s4'f' O cam ye here the tight to shun, or do ye the battle see, man? Fighting blood runs strongly through the Scotch, and no one, but no on shuns a battle. ROTC boys carry on their ancestral Scotch impulse to defend their country by learning the latest weapons and newest military tactics. In an emergency these boys could be lilesavers! ff! , mf ' A .wa Lyn-f' . f ,V W fd Q MQVWV Q. 'f ,M . kim rm A 'S' M ' ,.. Mfr' , .L Y? Ashland high's ROTC unit this year won again the coveted honor rating. The annual inspection was held on April 23. The inspecting otticers were Lt. Col. Alon B. Thoyer and Moior Edword A. Krernl ofthe Second Arrny l-leadquorters, Fort Meade, lvlorylond. The otticiol honor roting is bosed on the findings ot these officers. Classes were visited, ond o military review wos held in Central Pork at the close ol the day. The review was occented by the presentation ol awards to seventeen deserving cadets, With music furnished by the well-known Howard Jenf nings orchestro, the battolion ol codets held their onnuol military ball on Februory 2l at the Armory. The highlight ot the boll wos the crowning of the battalion queen, Ruth Greene. Attending Ruth os queen were the tour company queens: Wanda Porter, Co. A: Toni Zornos, Co. Bi Judy Dixon, Co. C: ond Barbara Polon, Co. D. Poge eighty eight BATTALION STAFF Front row--Don Morris Second row, left to right-James Rutledge, Gary Duncan Third row-Herbert Wheeler, Phil- ip Renfroe, Everett Rice RIFLE TEAM Front row, left to right-Morris, Maroudis, Castle, Daniel, Lal:- In Second row-Green, MacDonald, Spradlin, Renfroe, Stewart, Ritte Lieutenant-Colonel Gary Duncan All hail to her majesty Ruth Greene, Battalion Queen ol 1956! Maier John E. Dugan bestows beautiful red roses on her as attendants Judy Dixon, Wanda Porter, Toni Zarnas, and Barbara Polan observe the presentation. Her quiet air and charming smile have won the hearts ol many. Perhaps these are iust a lew of the reasons that the corps ol cadets chose lovely Ruth Greene as its battalion queen. Ruth's other honors were being chosen queen ol Hi-Lile, Ro Club Sweet- heart, and Citizen ol the Year. She was a member ol the annual staff and Sigmet Club. ul Tre zeverteen awafaz were as lollows: The Daughters ol the American Revolution, Cadet Lt, Col. Gary Duncan: Amerf ican Legion. Cadet Maior James Rutledge: Superintendent ol School, Cadet Captain Robert Rice: Mrs, Carl Gt Lyons. Cadet Maior George Morriu: Ashland Daily Independent, Cadet I t Lt. Charlez McDonald: Boyd County Bar Azzociation. Caaet SFC Richard Geist: Director: at the Third National Bank, Cadet M Sgt, Gary Estept Directors al the Second National Banlc, Cadet M,fSgi, Phillip Renlroe: ROTC Stall award, Cadet MfSgt. John Green: Veterans al Foreign Ware, Cadet Sgt. Larry Slane: Patton Lumber Company, Cadet Cpl. Richard Mateef: Azhland National Guard, Cadet Cal. Roy Potter: Rezerve Gttieeri Assocation, Cadet Cpl. Robert Relphry' Ameriian Legion Auxflary, Cadet Cpl. James Dawon' Rroles- sor ol Mmitary Science and Tactics, Cadet Cpl. Robert Nunley: Forty ana Eight, Cadet Pvt, James Holmes: Northeastern Ken, tucky Fish and Game Association, Cadet Cpl. Sam Relphrey. Lt. Col. Alan P. Thayer presents the PMS and T award lor the neatest second year cadet to Cadet Master Sergeant John Greene. -.,A' Front row, lett to right-Cordle, Pope, Daniels, Cameron, Shattles, Leighow, Williams, Slone, Nunley Second row-Deprez, Litzenberger, Riggsby, Minnehan, Whitloc':, Elder, Gravely, Mateer Third row-Lewis, Wonn, Smith, Griffith, Barlrer, Anson, Harrington Company A This year Company A has earned tor itselt the right to be called honor company. This decision was reached on the basis at grades, drills, and inspections. Members ot the company won the greatest number ol weelcly inspections. Shoes must be shined until a rellectian is seen, brass must be gleaming and in place, unitorms must be worn properly. Most improvement in drilling was manitested by the A boys. They also earned the highest R.O.T.C. grades and ranlced high in their academic subjects. They triea at all times tor good conduct in R.O.T.C. classes and else- where around school. Ribbons are usually awarded to members ot the years honor company. L With her sweet disposition and charm, Wan- da Porter completely captured not only the hearts ol the boys in Company A , but the entire student body as well. Wanda, a beauti- ful blue-eyed blonde, was chosen Service Club sweetheart. She was president ot Girls League and an active member of the Theta Club. Front row, lett to right-Maugans, Layne, Geist, Lalre, Meenach, Mar- tin, Garvin Front row-Rice Second row-Blanlzenship, C. May, Fannin, Kazee, Burns, Wright Back row, lett to right-Taylor, Spradlin Third row-Litienberger, Hopkins, Rupert, Hart, Hearne, Porter u v -Q , Q . 1 u 1 . 1 v '- -1 .i , I 1 S I 1 s ' an ..- V ' ax . , '. .N A . m X N q s. 3 x Ls 5' .. 5-t . i 3l1 R Q.. I as X 5 'N -0- ,-a,,,,M.-, . .,'m 'gig 1,-X - EL-' - mg - 1 T ,Q 'W +-'49 .- X s f 1 5' '09 li ff' 1 P. - I 'J 3 ..., A as U 4 if W' In L. 1 , F 5 X , 1: '1f3 4MmIi'Ax.lr-. . 7 ' .., ,321 wx X. 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'YY' qu Q ' ' 1- Z' f 'ff 1 ? as Ea N -Q ' 'W' , J. . . x I .. , wk: Q - 32 4510! 'Q rf! 1, be ....-. Q' ' ...am .. - 2 sw 4 F435 uni Q ,. ,, - X A I s f N l vs RU On the green grasslands ot the highlands ot Scotland the game of golf was originated. This sport as well as tennis, track, baseball, basketball and football is popular at A.H.S. Just as Scotsmen the world o'er are tamed tor their sporting blood, so the Mighty Tomcats are lcnown for their sportsmanship, either in victory or defeat. s E FQ W :yi 'Az ' A ' H22 ffm ' A ffm fam dl: hi ' Q ' i- , W? 1Mw,.w6 , .X 1... .,,' A Q- , xl A! ,M ...-Q' i M' A?fgfw 5: U . Vx 'i I A - ziitkfmk' 1 '5W tvb. X K I Q 1, N, YN X. The lootball season ended on a nate ol sadness wlth the reslgnation ot l-lead Coach Denver Ball, who termea the season unzuccesstul Eh splte ol six vlctorles and ore tfg out ol an elevenfgame schedcle. Others on the coachlrg statt were lwtlor Sang Coburn and l.avoy. Coach Re' Miller was apoofntea to sccceea Coach Bal. Although the Tonocats were octwelghed to mo:t of the games ther sort maae up lor what the boys 'oiled 'r weghr. The Torncats ran tram bath the T and slngie-wrg, Ir 'J the T-tormatlcr the 'Cats had two capable auarterbackz T 27' ln Johnny Diver and Joe l-learne. ll the 'Cats coo dn't move in the they called on the single-wing lea by Gary Mcpeelc. The 'Cats were able to strllce eltectlvely throuah the a'r by havlna Walt Jones Ronnie Perry and Donnre Wellman at end The mrddle ol the lrne w strengthened by such boys as Co Captatn Drclc Vaughn Rannre Back Ace Bowman Don tv1cPeelc Roger Brown and B ll Patr lm Center was held down by Mtlce Fuaema and John Koslcrnen The tullbaclc was Robert Wrught who packed O punch when CCJlleCt UpOVt The l3OCl-1 pot Homecommg Que n Judy Dnxon bubbles wnth excutement as she as escorted by Mayor Davud Aaronberq past the many spec were manned by Co Captaun Ralph Clere and the mall yawn C t boy on the team Buddy Sexton Gully Layman ara Jrm Mcfkllt Ter AHS Tomcats Close Football Again leadmg the Ashland Tomcats through a good year were Coaches Coburn Sang Lavoy Muller and Ball Ball who resigned thus year was head football coach wlth the other tour as has asststants Coburn coached the B football and basketball teams Sang was base ball coach and Mtller coached the track team ' l Va., lr :Q-is -an 243 Q if Q Aghlonois i'ob'li+y To halo The bol ana The Tendergy To jump oTlsiae wefe The nniscuee charged To opening Qgme iiTTerS when l.oTayeTTe deTeoTed The Tomeota as each Te-om opened iT5 season. The games Three Touchdownz come or spedaculor long runz. The Tomcat aohed Ther mozT aeoaye T:oTooli ft- Tory in Three seasons oy ico'i'g in every ouorTe' To Thfoih CoTle sburo 34-O, SM Tom:oTz Tooh oorT fn The 5:o'A ' sore-e of Coach Bo uieo Three Comoefe Teoma, Show on we'ghT out yo on Iighhng ear' The Tom' QaTz aeTeaTeo Srorewar Jochzon oT Cnorlesmr Tor The 5friT v'QTory in rfre years, The 'Cafe Tccring wo3Terooou1 oz The T30 and l4Ofpouraer3 gave The much iofager in- voderz more Than They borgoirea Tor. The 'COTS had no exeuzez SuT were ouTployeo 'r- Their loss To PorTsmouTh, Toe TomCaT3 o'ove 70 ya'a: To puT over Ther lone marker w'Th Qolph Clere soorfno Tor The Ashland Team. Aehland playeo The role of oppofTunfaT To the hfT oy deTeaTing o Tumbling l-lunTingTon Eo5T Team lor The Third win of The season, The TomcoTs Tools advomoge of Two enemy fumbles, a shorT punT, and a surprise pass ploy To record Their second eTraiahT win over T'TunTingTon Ea:T. Season With Good Record Froni row, lelT+ To righT-Ball, Jones, D. Mclaeeh, Bach, Mc- Allis+er, Bowman, SexTon, Perry, Hecrne, Coach Ball Second row-B. Dixon, Wellman, Layman, Vaughn, Wright Layman makes brealr lor goal in Thrilling run Through oppo- nenT's line. Koslcinen, Brown, Fugeman, Robert, Lane Third row-Coach Sang, G. McPeelr, PoTriclr, Callihan, Blan- Ton, Lyons, Shepherd, J. Dixon, Clere, Hursf, Coach Miller ' 1-llqg l'l I hose r very SGVS The Cars haa T oay e r rle 5 baU agarrwst lranrar Ta rack up rrerr far, wm 1 e me runrwma a T e Qr f' wing and Dar M peer extra pa rr mek ra were re differences laerweerw fre rw team M'ke Fugemar are we a fourth auarier urmt and Fei! an if far a TCU raawr a a GW Layman mea ave' rfghr Taye a 7-6 vierary :ve Tre 2020 ' srragr' seasa' 'r aarrxe. Aer ara 3 aaiiea New '44 'ref aewri. Paiiei were f. . 'Lx fre ar 'P 're ra, f' e a a Ta ea e Eg a-awefr, V e r U hea Ar a 'rg zccfea ere e ma ear a ear :gfea r e Mama iimr 'rw The 'fe 'C we Ciewez. ieazae cp' 're T reafme. Paae Pr ew enrr Aelwlorwd Af,l'lomG Aalwlond Ahfomd Aslwlono Aglwlcnd Alislznsc fdliwcsc A.r'3fo ASP one fkflcrd Lel+ fo rngl'1'r Bob Wrnghf plows around rnghl end for a large gain againsl Sfonewall Jaclzson Gully Layman laclrles opponcnl wnlh greal dxllncully Losses Lexlmgton Loloyelfe Corleflsburg S1omewolIJoclcson Portsmouth l-lwrlngtom East lfcmlon Pofm Pleosonf Fcfr llwomos Newpo'lCOfl1OlfC Mcwol Mole as? or or er on MCPEEK - big, rugged laclrle - LAYMAN - small - lull of deferma MCALLISTER qoo delensl e ball qams from lane ol scrnmmaq good delensive boy, nalion - lwardsdriving lwallbaclr player excellenl lme backer veg rf. ' i :lx Ai BOWMAN-hard-worlring lineman - JONES-good otzlensive and deten- BACK-good ottensive bloclser good ottensive and defensive play- sive end - good on long passes excellent utility player er-small but very dependable. tor touchdowns. Layman bloclrs Catlettsburg player to rr.alre the way clear tor Dixon. The lomcats did very well tor themselves both state' wide and nationwide as Diclc Vaughn and Walter Jones were given honorable mention on the Kentuclcy All-State team, Ralph Clere was selected to play on the East team ol Kentuclry's East-West game, and Dick Vaughn won the Thorn McCan award, which is a national award given to boys all over the United States. The thorn McCan win' ncrs are then eligible to enter an essay an Why I Would Litre to Go to College, and the winner receives a tour year scholarship to the school ot his choice. ln a special assembly program Coach Ball pref sented the varsity squad with sweaters il they had played varsity ball one year and iaclcets it they had played two or m-are years. These awards are given as a small tolsen ot the schools appreciation tor the line playing, sports- manship, spirit, and determination shown by the athletes. Ralph Clere was presented a sweater tram Olympic Committee in caniunction with Ashland Daily Independent tor being the most outstanding back and the high scorer tor the V955 lootball season at Ashland. Many ot the players have discussed their tuture edu- catianal and athletic lans with various coaches at cole P lege teams in the local area. Full ot spirit and enthusiasm, top Tomcat rooters Marilyn Pennington, Melva Hemlepp, Madge Maupin, Judy Dixon, Judy Franklin, and Margaret Stephens lead the cheers at ball games and present won- derful pep assemblies to arouse school spirit among the students. Ng--.--.....,.. ...gspuns Waller Jones carries fhe ball wifh Cafleffsburg player ready fa faclxle him. ,egg TRICK - hard worlrer - lofs of DIXON - lasf running quarferbaclr spirif and deferminalion - fine -lull ol speed - loved compefi- defensive player. Hon. Pre E,'CVT Cf6, rf rfcza r,a, narru rrg efiiffnji plav and rJrClen-lield rurning were ,locwrw by fre B-team, Al fhoogh fhe zeazr' record ol nc wri aea eighf game lox' ei' nxir 'C oe aefrea fre fa .ao e jarne expererie garea Dj free rnf, w' ,erfe r: 3 ifrerrg lacfor on whiir fr1rf'ifir,ach Def M' ler irnr iif' rexf year. The . , , , , f . . iifffe Cor thi year were onrier foe a reif in ol Coarflwe' BCG Cook' ard Boo Laviy. lrere were a iew 'mic' 3rf'e,ao3'1 :3,f fhe rnab rify ol fhe boy' were zophorncreh Ccair Coburn aairi fhaf flier acx of experience wa' a ie :o 'andicao buf fhaf fhey improved very much a, fre :ea,cri progressed He leelz iure fhaf many gl flie oayer' wf :for on the varffy gauad, Cadet Branch of the Pigskin Famil Fronf row, lell fo righf-R. Dixon, Cassify, Newman, Riggle, Vaughn, Bunch, Mccown, Thoxfon Second row-Howard, LeMas+er, Klaiber, Cassell, David Dixon, Salyers, Roberson, Gravely Third row Coach Coburn Purvis, Dan Dixon, Sanford, Lyon, Halley, Caines, Everman, Beaffy, Davis, Barber S A X, xx., 5 G -T 1 'X 'TP' Q I 'iv RQCA2, 0'-I 'Nasd- ,,.,...ff . qw Under the able tutoring ot Coach Bob Lavoy and the tine leadership ot the co-Captaine, Bill Emnett and George Carroll, the basketball team tinished the seas-on with a re- cord at 20 wins and 9 loeses. The Tomcats Scored a total at 2038 oointe ir 29 game: againzt l89O Doirtg acorea by tl'e r opoonerts. Everyone wa: a lftt e gkeotfcal ol the team: eitfency wher they lost their tirzf game agarzt Ove t-tif, With great determination to zhow their aouty the team war the next seven aamez. The thra game at the zeazor waz the begrning ot the Gfeerbo lnvftatoral louframent. Atough not zcnsiderea 6fEE'i6'C6C enouor the Tom- Cat: won the toixnamert. For the tirit time 'Pie the lomiaflrez ere: QTOHEU oack in l94O the Tomcat, war oath game' ir ine Zeaxon. they won the tirst game by a score ot 75 to oo ana the ,ezond was won with a zcore oi 69 to 64. fktter the Diztrict tournament haa oeeh won the Tom- cat tans were ootimiitb about the team , Qapablity oi getting to the :tote tourrarrent. ire Tomcat: nearly last the tirst game ot the tournament but came back in the ast tew minutea at play to win over Groyfon by a Score at 79 to 73. ln the game againzt Mt, Sferlfng the lomzate lost by a score ot 78 to 66, Although they afd not go to V V i it the state tournament, the 'lomzats ended the season very Bob Wright' tries to make a basket with Clark County players attempting to block it. 3U5Ce55lUllY, To Qvercome Strong Cpponeuts Front row, lett to right-Sexton, Hart, Griffith, Church, Poore, Emmett Scccnd row-Coach Lavoy, Wellman, Meeks, Humphreys, Frazier, Wright, Carroll, Garvin lmgnl Wi+h no luclr Bill Emne++ a++emp+s +o ou+-iump an lron+on player. ,fwrarzii lcfwfa' ww 54' Qecfh Epi, Law, f eff 1H'iJ Va irrrihe ff hi' fia'l'irf: rrufeex The fr Trl he were lrfm who ffuf errr, lw aliCrCii lei 'ramen' gnu the QQ-'VP url' RCi1i'VKfj lf ixramev. fl 'inrme' l , X -, e Creewez fi 0 :ew cl 'hc Tzmia' Sayer. fre 'wi C'r'Up'C Q fleirfze Carrol ora Bl Emrf'l .wi-'C 6l9',l6C f rw lhe A D'rr'1fleqm.Cetrf':e wg ir qfefl 3, :fe A r-l2e1ziOFOr 'ieflfl .grin QP 'he Ai,-Star' fegrar why 'L made aD cl The be-'f ba ieball r:a,erL if llre 'fa'e. The Cfuef J5w'G Cafea hm co the lr a fearr Q5 fre F- S'q'e team. Gefgrge ala were the irdviaeai 'gcfirwgz rezifa V-free fe :cred 52 oar' fr 're Carr Crew game. The orevdii rCC?r'l wo' 'el my Bill Gray iii W5-4 whero he 'fried 48 Qfirf' addr Vlv!.1'l3'G. Th' reiva al 5? DOWT1 'rw one game brole The Armory record ol mmf ocirrf iiarea ay 0 har 1C5OCi Olayer whde olayrf: trefe. Ceciae hai beam orferea a ,chalarhip fa Gergfrielmwrw Cfplege ana ha' been clad To Try lor 'chelaf hipi to fhe University ol Kemluclcy and To The Uriiverzily ol Miami. Eafh memlier al 'he lzaxielbai 'eam receives a wearer or a iaclcel lor hiz amstarwdirwq playirq aria 1pc'l,marwgh'o. The Dcyi who had played varsity oairel Doll lor two years received The ioclcels, and The arheri 'efefvea the f,WEEOlG'5. Howard Humphreys rnalres a val- Coach Bob Lavoy and co-cclplains Emnell and Carroll ol lhe Vorsily A baslcefball leom ianl eflorf lo lay ball in baslrel while receive fhe Sixfeenfh Disfricf championship lrophy from Mayor Wilburn Caslrey. ieam males and opponenls wail in Y expecfalion -B-1 Tomcats Torncats Tomcats Tomcats Tom-Cats Torncats Tomcots Tomcats Torncats Tomcats 'liorncots lomoats Tomcots Tomcats Tomcats Tomcats Tarncats Tonncats REGULAR SEASON 49 Olive Hill 75 Breclcinridge 75 nez 64 Huntington High 66 Catlettsburg 62 Maysville 55 Covington Catholic 65 Hindrnan 8l Clarlc Co. 89 lronton 86 Hozard 56 Pikeville 78 Catlettsburg 98 Carr Crzel 77 Riley' le 69 lnoz 79 Clive Hill 75 Holy E-arvfly l l l DoN WELLMAN - Junior- 3 vastly improved ball player i with probably the most de- l sire to win JIM FRAZIER - Senior - reached his peak at tourna ment time-with more ex perience could have been one ol AshIand's great play- ers BOB WRIGHT - Junior - can do most anything he sets his mind to doing. a born leader DALE GRIEFITH - Junior-II desire and work make a ball player, Dale will be the greatest. Humpered by in- iury but still wanted to play DON CHURCH - Junior - Fundamental practice lo de- velop coordinalion would develop him into a great scorer and rebounder HOWARD HUMPHREYS - Junior - Dark horse ol the team. Applies himself and works to the best ol his ability Tomcats 90 Russell 45 Tomcate 78 Manual I I2 Iomcats 77 Huntington High SI GREENBO INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Torncats 66 Racelond 47 Tomcots 79 Holy Family 66 Torncats 72 Flat Gap 66 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT iorncati 88 Greenup , 55 Torocaiz 45 Boyd Co. 33 ifo ::1:' 73 Roseland 56 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Torncats 79 Grayson 73 Tomcat: 66 Mt. Sterling 78 Page one hundred tive 1 Q55 .nfs 1 Fron+ row, lel+ +o right-Everman, Barber, Paffcn, Maynard, Hari, Harbison Second Row-Klaiber, Callihan, Williams, Caines, Pelphrey, Fletcher, Mfnnehan, Coach Coburn Uuderstudies For Tomcat Quintet Jim Frazier shools ball wirh opponenfs lrying despera+ely fo l lm' s op um. ff'fAvW this yeor os the troclc teom ond the tennis teom ji is Minor sports were Ggoin in the oscendency r R V were the only A.l-l.S. teoms to mate their woy to the stote tourrcrnents, lr regbnol fsurnonnenf ploy Ashland store Jim Rutledge ond Gecrge Rupert literdly cleoned up the ted. The tw'J psf, odvonced in Qeporote prgctetz te tcie ecih other in the tingle ct the sirg ei chcnrziznrrp matches. Rupert defaulted to Retlecge. Rupert ond Rutledge were pdrec r 're doubles ond toolc the regiorol :hamper ho with eose. Winning thiz meet quotes them fir the stote tournoment where they were hater: ' the Temi-linols. Two outztcnoing girl ployerz, Roberto Wil tennis teom this yeor. Sirce mozt ct the teomq 'n the local oreos hove one or more gi' mem' bers, it become expedient tor At-l,S, to odd some teminine tolent. Roberto ond Diane prov' ed thot they were indeed copoble ot lndndlirg their opponents os they oided the boys In vfne George Rupert and Jim Rutledge excmine with pride the trophies they nlng Over Sf. Joseph! Huntington Pony Expreggx onnexdtth g' It ' th hld'L' t. , e U 9 re 'Ono enms me C es e In elmg on Marshall High School. ond l-lunttngten Ecst. Netmen Gamer Trophies For A.H. . Front row, left to right-Rutledge, Williams, Jones. Second row,-Hamm, Rupert, Tullrott amz ond Dion: Moore were added 'Z fc Front row, lelt to right-Dixon, Clere, Sexton, Layman, Rutledge Second row-Gravely, Lemasters, Sledge, Hearne, Callihan, Fultx. Third row-Newman, McPeek, Thompson, Brown, Roberts, Klaiber, Coach Miller Track Star Breaks Gwn Record Coach Rex Millers track team, holders ol the i955 State Track Championship, easily delended its regional track and lield title this year and established three new records in the process. Gary McPeek soared live leet, seven inches in the high iump to eclipse a record that had stood since l939. Bill Fultz took the l2O high hurdles in lo seconds lor a new record. Reliable Jim Rutledge linished the 440-yard dash in 5l.3' to break his own re' cord. Sophomore Ted Roberts was another important point-maker lor the Tomcats. Fourteen ol the local team were qualified lor the state meet but lailed to return the championship to Al-l.S. Ashland participated in tive meets in addition to the regional and state contests. ln the Huntington Relays, Rutledge ran the 880 in a last l:57. The Kentucky record lor this event is 2:Ol,7, and Rutledge was only live se- conds oll the national record. In this same manner Bill Fultz broke the regional rec high hurdles. Track star Jim Rutledge bettered his own record lor the 440 In Central Park this spring 4 ...viii Hifi Q., use '25-if ,, , 5 4914 . eq! Comparatively new in the realm ol sports at Al-l.S. is the golt team. This sport was introduced two years ago by Coach Bob Coburn. This year's team was composed ot Mike Barber. Marvin Devaney, David Ballard, Drexel Blanton, Dick Maugans, David Anderson, and Teddy Miller. Organization of such a sport provides a good opportunity lor future Ben l-logans and Sam Sneads. The l955-56 team played groups from Ironton and Portsmouth, but the Tomcats seemed to be iinxed by an un- lucky star since they lost both times. Later they competed in the regional match at Paintsville but did not quality. Unfortunately the boys were laced with the ditticult ob- stacle ot not being able to practice regularly since a course was rot always available to them. However, there was in- creased interest, a tact shown by comparing this yearis membership with last year's tour. All ol the boys on the '56 team were new, and the experience they gained in playing other teams and in working together undoubtedly brings an optimistic outlook lor next season. Scottish Game Cf Golf Popular Here Front row left to right Miller Ballard Maugans Second row, Blanton, Devoney, Barber AJ-'I 'ion ii? V ,gigfmq e M F A Q s 4' N I Y' 4, Qt 4' , 4' Q V V C nty fy !'X -x lv f gm. tx Front row, left to right-Carroll, Hurst, Meek, Patton, Ball, Shepherd Second row, Koslcinen lmgr.l, Harbeson, Roberts, Lynch, Wright, Wellman Third row-Brown lmgnl, Griffith. Humphreys, Owens, Jones, Pelphrey, Perry lmgr.l, Coach Sang Take Me Cut to the Ball Game Under the coaching ot Bob Sang the baseball nine played excellent ball this year as they compiled nine wins against two losses. The pitching was capably handled by George Carroll, Don Wellman, Tam Lynch, and Bob Wright. The Torncats met Greenup in their first game ot the District Tournament, and the 'Cats won l7-2 as Bob Wfigtit allowed two runs on two hits. Dixon Owens had two home runs and a double to lead Ashlandis hitting attack. Russell and Ashland clashed in the serniftinals ot the District Tournament, ard Ashland won a close one 7-6 with the wfn going to George Carroll. Ashland tried ti aefmd its dstrfct crown but ran into trouble against t':lfClandlo18 2 to close a very successtul season. A bland 7 Boyd County 3 Ailtland 5 Coal Grove 3 A'l'laPd l5 Catiettsburg 4 fA,l'ia'a t2 Catlettsbura 2 A'l 'ana 9 Qlfve t-till 4 A lr ana O MQKQI' 7 A i ara 6 Olfve t-till 5 f' Q a'a lo South Ports, 6 Apriara l7 Gfeenup 2 fuhiand 7 Russell 6 A bona 2 Mclieli 8 K V' Dixon Owens, outstanding Tomcat catcher, has gotten tryouts ith many professional baseball teams. Boiemo . ex oi ' ', ann ' Hsin, 0 Q 50mg 5',hf5'NE, 'J - 514,51 ' 'Q U fgcic V Cyl ,.', f Ui UN: ,,:,, f' , F , f 1, eff et f ,fl ff- U I , fl! lf' Y -' ff' f yy U, , ' f , f f , ,fs,,,,m r r A if To acquire graceful figures, girls slrefch fheir muscles in a game ol cage-ball. Heres to Thy Health, M Bonnie Lass. Top row, lol? fo righl-Jone+ Saunders, Kappa Phi, aflempls c crip sho? while being bloclred by Janef McGraw.-Kappa Phi's Donna Lewis is wide open O1 she sh:1o+s lo' o lwo-poinler.-Theres a iumble under fhe baslre+ as Varsily A and Kappa Phi clash. Bo++om row-Who'll ge+ +his one? Thefa or Kappa Phi?-Real ocfionl Sue Ma+fhews arfempfs fo blocl: a Shar by Frances Coleman.- Co-ccpfain Judy Leefe of lhe Thefo Club shows her slrlll and accuracy in a Thefa-Sigmef game. 49:4 9 KITCHEN WHITT AND CCMPANY WI: olewle grace:-A Pho e EA 44141 Ashland Kentucky KllyF FI StklyF tVgfbl For the Best Education A H S For the Best Quality Foods 29 DIAL EA 47104 Congratulations to the class of 1956 PUTNAM AGENCY INC Insurance Bonds Phone EAst 45141 I IvIO0RE'S E. G. Moore, Owner th and Newman - P In d d Ir Aluma Kru t nf Kentucky Inc. X X T30 l7fh Street ASHLAND, KENTUCKY The larger the awning the smaller the cost. All Aluminum Awnings Graceful Alumo Kraft all aluminum awnings will beautify your dream home and give you com- plefe wealher profecvion. Dream priced loo, to fit every pockelboolx. FREE ESTIMATE - EASY TERMS - 36 MUNTHS T0 PAY Top row, leff io righf-Ernie is kepl' in suspense while lhe 'rub ol woier grows more shallow each lime he drops in.-Service Club porlrays fragedy ol Ccesar's deofh in a comical way.-Mademoiselle Alrers drills her French siudenls a+ Means elemenlary school. Bofiom row-Fresh from +l'1e counfry? No, iusi 'lhree Girls Slalers gooiing off in Girls Slale assembly.-Leave il lo Donna Polley fo show 'rhe Thefos how io diaper o baby.-Here in ihe background molher helps daughler apply maize-up for 'iUp She Goes. P'f'gThafl Right P' Th IA R bl Everything From Calling Cards To Newspapers ECONOMY PRINTERS Th te th St ASHLAND KENTUCKY John R Grlpm Manager EA 4 8880 Hearne Block and Building Supply Co. Catlettsburg, Kentucky Summers Dry Cleanmg I3I Seventeenth Street Skate Your Dale Black s Roller Rmk Dlxle Men s Shop 2I3 l6th Street ASHLAND KENTUCKY Compliments ol Wheeler and Wllllams Hardware Co Inc Exclusively Wholesale EA 4 4l 31 Rex Caudlll Really Co our H-Iome If DUI' CK file 6625 HOMES BUSINESS PROPERTY FARM., FIRE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS Fon xmcslzeo VALUES vrrrruu YouR auocer EA 4 l480 OFFICE EA 4 4698 HOME Rex REALTY CO 'ISTH 8- WINCHESTER IOVER ROGERSI Laynes Pharmacy Prescrlpllon Drugglsls f P EA 42I04 Thrrty Mmute prclc up and delrvery Prescnptlon Servrce srnce I926 Furniture Draperies Venetran Blrncls Carpets TOPPING CHRISTIAN I' 2 th t ASHLAND KENTUCKY Phone EAst 4 2323 Ashland Russell Motors Inc DeSolo Plymouth Telephones EA 44II6 and EA 44II7 W het A e d Ket Pg has-Hn 336 ir en reet I - u rr . at I . I O of o 0 0 I Phone - ' I 0 Corner Thir eenth and Blackburn Ave. hone - Ashland, Kentucky N I Q X . . . . - I W N L. . . . . ' EE E . 9 X g psi' I ., 55 f.' br. 41 , AW , .442 u . . . . - f H U Winchestera 5 Sreet o o 0 uv . - ' . 2563 inc ser v nue Ashlan , nuclcy a eone on ? I O L PRODUCTS fN fQ Q7 'x as ef X WW Ashland detergent gasolmes are grvmg car owners an excrtmg expernence Why? Because Ashland detergent gasolrnes drrve out harmful engxne deposnts whlle you drlve grvrng your car better performance qulcker starts faster getaway Whether your car requires a premxum or regular there s an Ashland detergent gasol1ne for you because now both are detergent gasolmes It was a proved h1t rn Ashland Ethyl Now you get the same detergent 1n Ashland Flymg Octanes at no addrtlonal cost drive out engine dirt ASHLAND OIL sr REFINING COMPANY Poge one hundred suxfeen 9 Q ff 6 K H Q . H , Q - 3 X y . U I D W C XX f. 'I A A xl V -- ' X l jf ll f 4 ll d ' D l 1 yvlgi F Q 5 ,.:.,...... . I 'W' - :1:- .:,:.::,1,.:.,.:.,. 1 Get the Thrift Habit at the H71-iendlq Kaul: We pay ZZ on savings The Third National Bank of Ashland Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Friendly Ventura Hotel REASONABLE RATES Redecorated Throughout Mark Every Grave Monuments MARKERs MAusoLEuMs SERVING THE TRI STATE FOR OVER 30 YEARS Ashland Monument Co See What You Purchase S+ a. w South Ashland Greenhouse th Sr Phone EAst 4 6000 POTTED PLANTS CORSAGES CUT FLOWERS For Gifts In Jewelry Ol Quality Roger s 5 Company EA 4 6616 WCMI AMFM CBS For the Tri State Always Tops In Radio News and Entertainment P hddr o o u II o 30'l'h reel' inchesfer Ashland. K lt ky 2l2l-29 reet T340 Kc-93.7 mes I 15th and Winchester Ashland, Kentucky ' ' Phone - Oge one un re PENNEY 1724 Winchester Avenue ASHLAND KENTUCKY n Arnolds Shoe tore . -J dm College Fashions For You The Ohio Valley Bus Co Serving the Public Since 1888 ZWICK S Baldwin Pianos Magnavox Television Everything Musical YOUR FAVORITE RECORD SHOP Billings Grocery 708 26th STREET Stadium Drive Inn 81 Market 2408 29th St ASHLAND KENTUCKY Just a Snack or Buy the Sack Phone EA 5 9208 KIT GALLAHER Manager Compliments ot Norman C Mahan M b frh + g PHONE OFF ce Res dence EA 4 0414 EA 4 9702 Myers and Clark Company Inc Ashland s Oldest lndustry Home ol Ideal Feeds Flour and Meal Scott Equipment Co. Formerly Ashland Hatchery 19th and Winchester PHONE EA 4 7770 Specialists ln All Types oi City Property Wheeler Nickell Co. Realtors 1535 Carter Avenue Phone EA 4 5174 GRABER PRINTING COMPANY Blank Forms Catalogues Commercial Printing 110 SEVENTEENTH STREET Ashland, Kentucky Page one hundred eighteen I S 9 . s I O C - reef em er o o o raphers .Association of America ' ' I i 1 v Best Wishes to The Graduating Class Have You Trled Our Newest Sandwich? The Flying Saucer lt s Out ol Thus World STAY SHARP STAY MODERN Meet Your Friends at THE BLUEGRASS Where the food rs good and the service rs lost and lrlendly PHONE EA 43923 Eagle Home lnsulatlon Co 'IZ 'lblll Sf V l W lohn Epperson Garage l723 G Raes Ladles Accessories Mrs Lours Fltch 24 Hour Wrecker Service W Sublett s lewelry We pull em rn ond Hx em too Dmmonds Watches Expert Watch Reporrs ll EA 4 75l5 Compluments of TELEPHONE EA 4 5781 Lambert Furniture Store Q O O . , . ' ll ll 6 reel' Ashland, Kenfuclry Loclr ent A uminum Awnings-Eagle-Picher Alum Storm indows and Doors For free eslimafe call EA 4-7440 1 . . Dresses Jewelry Blouses Gloves Hose I ' l6ll inchester Ave. I 1506 inc ester Avenue ll l 0 I ll Telep one - reenup Avenue Ashland, Kentucky U Po eoneh d d t Move Rrte Transfer Co ASM Kenfuckv Ashland Auto Parts Co Inc G ee p A Ashland Kentucky The Best rn Fresh Fruits and Vegetables s s e I R o a Eat Snyders Potato Chrps Oualrty Controlled from farm to you -'rw Sold at Your Nerghborhood Grocers 5 TASTE THE DIFFERENCE CALL EA 49444 mnrn nun XX,--f OHIO VALLEY CANDY C0 211 29th Street Ashland Kentucky Carman Funeral Home Olrver M Elam Jr Co Inc Cranes excavatrng dump truck servrce Member of Kentucky Funeral Directors Burral Assocratron una Herb Greene Manager U omg Pl1eEt4 0 24 CerlA A dKery ASHLAND KENTUCKY rELErHoNs EA 4 arse U l l ol 0 2605 r nu venue 1 I R u I d I O ll 0 I' - -... V . his 35 0, 09 0. 1 :,:,:.:.Q rm O 0 0. , 4 4 0 5'r'r'O:0zO.4 'o'Q'o'o :o'ah:0.0,0, 'o'o'o'i 5o:o2,0,Q,O, 'o'o'o'J troooof, ' 'ffoff ?a'19o:o.o,4 V3.5 .M .mA I-' . 1 ,P .,, 7 nsvsil-T I I C . 0 I ol ol 0 r on as -444 33 n ra venue -:- shlan , n uclr I . ge one hundred twenty The ChaHenge To Youth It has been said that today we have no new frontiers to conquer no opportumty exists and that young men and young women are facing a world in which ambition is useless We of Armco believe that our young people are facing a future that will present opportunities never before equalled in the history of our nation tion The need for trained personnel has never been so great as It is to day Our schools will have provided you with an opportumty for some training The measure of success you enloy will depend largely upon your ambition and the advantage you take of the training you have been provided through our school systems ARMCO STEEL CORPORATION Ashland works f-xnnlnnd, Kentucky I Every day new frontiers are being opened in science, industry and educa- Page one hund ed t enty one Paramount Pontiac. Inc Pure Orl Products Phone EAst 4 1710 WDC 25 ef Ye GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES 24 Hour Servrce Phone EA 4 6313 2411 13th Street Roadside Market ASHLAND KENTUCKY General Concrete Company Ready Mrxed Concrete Home Owned Home Operated Phone EA 47161 When you th nl: of safety lor your savungs Thrnlr First ot Federal F rst A Frrst Federal Savmgs Account ls An Insured Account BEGIN NOW' Flrst Federal Savings 81 Loan Ass n NEXT T0 THE POST OFFICE ASHLAND MEAT COMPANY TI'l1G E F4 881 lulled and packers meats CALL ASHLAND MEAT COMPANY FOR THE BEST IN MEATS Central Dry Cleaners Xl laundry Where Cleanmg ls an Mann Office Phone 4 7193 346-13th Street Cut Flowers Potted Plants Corsages Fields Flower Shop W A JAMES Proprretor W Tl EA f 4 4990 Flo e s Wred A y here Army 81 Navy Store HUNTING CLOTHES WORK SHOES WORK PANTS 8: UNIFORMS Phone EA 4 0250 1626 Greenup A enue Henry Clay Barber Shop e one hundred twenty two O l 1 . L , 1 - 1213 i lr t A n - 1. 0 0 I I O reenup Avenue Phone as -8 We carry a complete line of home- O . . , T330 inc ester Avenue Phone s - w r I n w u . ll Art - v Eastern Kentucky's Largest Hardware House Ben lMlhamson 8 C ompan y Incorporated ASHLAND KENTUCKY Employ Electricity to Lighten E E PFIEE and Sun Your Household Tasks lt Economrcal Clean and Safe ll lt KENTUCKY POWER COMPANY 0 o I I I . IS 03 0l'S Don s Mens Shop THE YOUNG MENS SHOP Paramount Theater Bldg Ashlan Ke tuclcy Patton Lumber Co BuIldIng MaterIals WILLIAM HEARNE M g Better Homes Appllance Co 0Wh Stromberg Carlson TSIEVISIOD WestInghouse Appllances Klmball Planos Buuclc Cadlllac Sales and SGTVICG 1530 CARTER AVENUE Ashla d Ke tuclcy Barbour s Super Market ztoo zont street Phone EA 4 szzo Large Customer Parlcmg Lot Servmg People In Ashland over 23 years Vanderpool s Sweet Shop FROZEN CUSTARD J M V nderpool Vandy Prop OGDEN S INC Hardware Sportlng Goods Household Needs 230 lbth Street Phone EA 4 8081 Whltehurst Company Plumb ng Heat g Ar Condton g Roof ng and Sheet Metal Wo Ics WARM AIR HEATING THE SMART SHOP Junror FashIons ASHLAND KENTUCKY Iohn Steen Funeral Home WHY NOT BE SURE OF THE BEST FOR LESS JOHN STEEN WILLIAM STEEN Phones EA 4 4129 EA 4 4128 Meet Me At The UUTPOST n e F o o RUSSELL ROAD I M le West of Ashlc d, Ky Pogeoneh d edt e tylo I I O d 226 Inc ester Avenue . , n , CHU ef' I ' ' ' F I' ' S ' -L II H' Troy E. FaIrchIld Bulck. Inc. e , - , , . . a I I . I I Q n , n 1 - 1 U I I , In, I II In, I , I' FI ds I n . un I' W Tl UV O-0 Top row, lett to right-Key Club boys appear interested in the decoration at their booth at the l'la'vest Festival-Competing tor the SIO prize. Thetas strive lor the best booth-Diane Williamson adds to the Senior Minstrel by pantomiming 'Doin What Comes Natcherlyf' Second row-Contestants for Harvest Festival Queen nervously await the final decision -A cole at Vandy's refreshes annual statl members alter a long day-Pert Barbara Berlstresser enlivens the Mardi Gras Minstrel by doing a baton and tap numlicr. Add Beauty and Long Lite to your When ou need concrete to build a drivewa , Y Y a sidewallr, or a home, you want the concrete you use to be the best there is tor that purpose. Middle States Concrete Co. Free Estimates PHONE EA 4-4151 driveway with Middle-States Asphalt Guaranteed to Please Middle States Asphalt Corp. Free Estimates-Phone EA 4-3185 Your LINCOLN-MERCURY Dealer BUS EARNHARDT. Inc. Karl H. Weinlurtner, Mgr. 3306 Winchester Avenue Telephone EAst 4-Sl 7l Page one hunared twenty We IMPERIAL ICE CREAM PHONE EA 4-3191 Ashland Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF GERALD LYONS Clrcult Court Clerk ot Boyd County Jeweler and Watch Maker Conrad C Hoemg DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY 1741 G Ashland Kentucky Arcade Shoe Shop H Shoes Dyed and Cleaned Phone EA 4 5640 DODGE PLYMOUTH Automoblles Dodge Truck Push Button Drlve WURTS MOTOR SALES 224 S Pho e EA 46616 EA 4 6617 The Frlendllest Service Offered Gevedon Realty Co 201 Arcade Phone EA 4 7164 Lykms Service Station Tlres Batterres and Auto Supplles 815 13th Street Phone EA 4 2930 ASHLAND CALDWELL MCKENZIE EA 4 6717 'I' Spo tng Go ds W lso MacG egor 8: Spauld ng School Suppl es Furn ture?Jonltor al Suppl es Henry Clay Hotel Ashland Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF Trail Drive In Theatre U S 60 South Ashland Ky Pge hdedte - I I 4 I reenup Avenue Invisible alf Soles Zippers Repaired ll U 0 I II l Real Estate-Mortgage Loans-Insurance u - ll - l O O eventeenth Street . I 0 I ' n - - - - Ph e - Ashland. Ken ucky ri o - i n, r 1 1 - i ' i i I o one un r w my six Look Clean Feel Clean Be Clean Hope Launderers and I6 FUR STORAGE Compliments ot clC S H KRESS C0 P EA4sis5 58,10 Demand Ashland Oak The lively long wearing sole leather tanned by master workmen in Ashland Kentucky Have your shoes resoled with Ashland Oak More For Your Money The A. C. Lawrence Leather Co. A Division ot Swift gl Co. ASHLAND, KENTUCKY P aaa y I I C 235- tlri S ASHLAND, KENTUCKY Ashlcnd's Store For Juniors and M 29th an entral Avenue hone - I The Ashland Daily Independent Eastern KentucIcy's Home Newspaper Every Evening and Sunday Morning Full coverage of Sports 0 L Weaver Electric Company Inc Fixtures Electrical Work Of All Kinds W h t Teleph EA 4 2166 ASHLAND KENTUCKY Ashland's Popular Theatre The Theatre With Student Prices The Capitol DICK MARTIN Manager Compliments of C N NALL Distributor Gulf Oil Products MACS MARKET 13th and Lexington Harris Decorative Supply w h EA 4 0661 Foy Paints Walkers Shoe Store 1516 WINCHESTER AVENUE Ashland Kentucky MORIARTYS ASHLANDS OLDEST FURNITURE STORE Re I De t e Pg hddt tyght O 0 0 I 0 2850 inc es er Avenue one - ' I , 1338 inc ester Avenue Phone - I O I O I C I I 1616 Greenup -:- Established 1900 tai alers in Furni ur , Appliances, Household Fu nt e un re wen ei Remember Now Thy Creator ln The Days Of Thy Youth. When The Evil Days Come Not, Nor The Years Draw Nrgh When Thou Shalt Say, l Have No Pleasure ln Them, Ecclesiastes, 12 1 all 29th sneer Ckggrjggfgg: Phone mms cl-EA Anderson S Pharmacy Yellow Cab Company Inc 341 mn STREET 1945 G d mon: EA 4 4134 eg f mnteser ce Gartm Realty Company R E A L T O R S T oWay Rodo Se la A Ashland School of Commerce The School ol S cc s f l Grad ates SUCCESSFUL PLACEMENT SERVICE Betsy Ross IS GOOD bread Dr D l Henning Chiropractor 324-17th Sf er Next to Sea lune Conn School of the Dance W h t Ph EA45434 P hcldt ty U I O O O . un , . I I I - reenup Avenue Ashlan , Kentuclcy ' , W ive ive- i u w - i rvice Mem er TA 216-217-218 Dawkins Bldg. -:- Ashland, Kentucky U 9 S U U s A Professional School of Business Training O I U U F9 2845 inc es er Avenue - one - TS oge one un LiHeraI's Beauty Shop 1301 Morningside Avenue Telephone EA 4-4775 We specialize in individual hair styles THE KOFFEE KUP lOpposife King's Daughfer's Hospifall Fast Courteous Service Talce-Outs a specialty Phone EAst 5-9255 Gute's Men's Shop 16-17-18 Mayo Arcade Ashland, Kenfucky Phone EA 5-1541 Top row lef+ lo righl-Joyce Praler, Miss June af 'the Harvesl Feshval reigns as queen Color guard parades +he llag af annual ROTC in spechon held in Cenfral Park-Maiarefies speal: well for AH S af fhe inaugurahon ol Governor Happy Chandler In Franlrfor+ Second row-ln a momenl of suspense, ihe glass slipper is lried on each of +he nominees af +he gala prom George Ruperl man of leisure relaxes wilh a Pepsi al' W.C.M.l. during Ro Club day-ln iremendous senior play Dixon Owens makes mad passionafe love +o Don Morris WORDS WE WORK BY- STRENGTH The test of a great Company or Orgamzatron IS Strength depth Strength of resources S S t r e n g th of character and Strength of ludgment This strength in depth has been a hallmark of the Hager Company smce 1886 Hager Insurance Company Cal Lamberts Shoe Store 236-16th Street Ashland Kentuclcy PHONE EA 4 5331 The Place To Go For The Brands You Know f phone EA 4 7116 GUSSLER HARDWARE MILLER FUNERAL HoML Sun Cullgale Drugs 1600 G Phone EAst 4 1771 For People Who Care Cadillac Ambulance Service Mock Brothers Inc 1435 37 G p A T I h 4 Phone EA 4 2141 20th and Carter ASHLAND xsnrucxr Ashland Kef'fUClKY Page oneh nd ed th ty ne . . . 1 in i Q I I 9 9 econd Na ional Bank 1 Winchester at Fit eentll Building, Electric, and Plumbing Supplies 01 - 9th reet reenup Avenue tl ll - I 0 - - reenu venue eep one EA -5135 u r ir o SANDY MOTORS INC Ashlands New Ford Dealer 2597 Wrnchester Ave Phone EA 4 4l9l COMPLIMENTS OF Flemrngs Shoe Store HENRY CLAY HOTEL Lazear Funeral Home C t Ashland Kentucky Pho EAst 4 5T08 Eddys Jewelry gl Luggage PENN MUTUAL MORTGAGE LOANS INS Vrctor D Caudrll Realty Co REALTORS f Federal Ice Company Ashland Kentucky O eh declthrtyt I 0 I 0 I I 'l6'th and Greenup Avenue T632 en ral A ' I I ' 223-225 Mayo Arcade Phone EA 1' 4-7080 L' t wi ll Vic-Sell if q ' k ne - I ge on un r I W0 Carroll Offrce Equrpment Grft and Art Shop 32 lbth Ste t lyda Ellrs Dress Shoppe 318 15th Steet DELMAR INC tyou tae W Ashl d Ke tucluy The Standard Slag Company Ashland Kentucky Joes Famous Restaurant 7 Th r e th Sr 1 Ashlands Orrgmal Market Sf Ashlo d K ntu lry f Fa c modern, dependable servace and remember GAS COSTS LESS Use gas, and save cow UNITED FUEL COMPANY Carpet House 217 T5tl1St Fannm Glass Xl Paint Co Inc A K ds fFIat Glas M r 16276 6990 HOUSER S Don Richard s Clothmg PEDIGREE HATS THOM M AN SHOES A YOUNG MAN S STORE l427W cheste A e e P Q h drhr I O - r T436 inc ester Avenue I O A shop wor ln r pc ron g 5 T510 inchester Avenue - r e an , n I Ol ir e n ree 1 . a I 2Tsf reef and Winchester Avenue n , e c Home o n y Foods Specializing in watt-to-wall carpeting 0nly GAS gwes you such - reef I F O O V - al e ll in o s, ir ors sh S. 1' ..'. reenup Avenue Phone EA 4- I 1. f u - 1 - n - .sw ' mum i I tPan of Columbia Gas Systeml , F turing Style at Reasonable Rate in r v nu o eone undre ir ln The valley GIBSON BROTHERS fine furniture ASHLAND KENTUCKY HOWES PLUMBING HEATING l3Hl Sf Phone EA 4 30I0 Howes Your Plumber JOHN L STEELE JOHN W STEELE Greetings From Sleele s Pharmacy Prescrlphon Speclallsls HI S e ASHLAND KENTUCKY One of Kentucky s Leadmg Prescruphon Drug Stores Claude N Fanmn WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR T324 G Calllhans Wallpaper 81 Paints T613 Greenup Avenue f 4 D Avery Smllh Molnrs DIAMOND T C f f Telephone EA 4 7107 Dennis Beauty Shop 2 H If Sf OPEN WEEK DAYS 9 00 f 8 0 p CLOSED NOONS ON SATURDAY PHONE EA 5 2240 Schenker s M arker Telephone EA 4 I020 W E D E L I V E R Home Federal Savings and Loan Assoclahon SAVING INVESTMENTS AND HOME MORTGAGE LOANS Page o e huncl ed th ty Io I Winchesfer af Sixfeen fr ef 806- reef I 0 0 I ' o o reenup Avenue phone EA 4,7441 PAcKARo-KAlseR-wlLLYs JEEP ' ' ' 1732 ar er Avenue Ashland, Ken icky rnane en -am ' 291 o reef : a.m. o :O .m. 0 I n r ir ur - TIMES HAVE i. xfY'V l n fr' Ut Ml AMW!! ln thus century ot let propulslon and modern transportation methods the era of the horse drawn carnage ns but a nostalgic memory of the past Equally Important now as then are the plans you design for your future plans that are the foundation of tnnanclal security Sunce the days X Everybody .1 Bank Since 1888 ff' i NAnoNALsANK ot the horse drawn carriage the Second National Bank of Ashland has been a proud part of the plan mng and security ot the people of Boyd County We smcerely welcome the opportunity to be of servlce In helping you In all tinanclal matters that pertain to your future years Page one hundred thnrty tive , p 5 m rf, , ,,,, Q o Q a 1 ,M mf f , if .. 4 X Z . - . . 'L' A - 555- TF I Wh .- s, - - , S f, 7,-,,g. . fl-Lfl4 , . . . l I Iilll I W I ., ' 1 W l. X 1 'l - M... I , ' - ' I '-: - - :Je f 2 e R c ' E '- Iii ' L Of ' ,. XX X ' Xf X . I 5 MEMIEI Federal Depuxvl Insurance Curpolu muse smrm MII-I fo gf WHEE- Ashland Sanitary Mlllc Company Daury Products Processed to Satisfy Guyan Chevrolet Inc G e p A e TELEPHONE EA 4 6104 L ASHLAND KENTUCKY Chevrolet Cars Trucks O K Used Cars courumsnrs OF W h VIRGIL BORDERS HENRY CLAY GULF SERVICE STATION . 19th and Winchester Avenue The Students' Choice phone EA 59249 MOKAS RESTAURANT Fountain Lunches 224 lbth e one hundred T hurry slx F2534 - vv ',,,,.. D X I 'T 1 eff f- w..,s.. 4 -eetffh-wud. . ' .. .V D ---,, 17.4, vial u MMMMH VLA V M, I A , , A C O Q I I 0 T900 re nu v nue f XXX, ' f I T435 inc ester Ave. , Byles Auto Parts Co., Inc. 2166 Winchester Avenue PHONE 4-6127 Wife cgfdll men 'N nu snor SEE OUR TEENAGE SPORTS WEAR AND ACCESSORIES Laundry-Cleaning-Storage 'Mt S'L11'.2 SAC225g.AVenUe . F L i. ,D' P' - B Central Avenue at Thirteenth or 'mc es 'nmol 'Gmc was PHONE EA 4-7135 SHONEY'S Where You Dine Better For Less BERNARD A. EWERS, Manager ASHLAND, KENTUCKY Top row, lett to right-Waitin' tar the girls to come home trom the State Music Festival, that is-Chosen by Miss America, crowned by Mayor Aronberg, Joyce Prater rules as Greenbo Queen-Senior hillbillies hand out gitts to deserving classmates. Bottom raw, lett to right-Could this be Sleeping Beauty in Cinderella's Kingdom at Frances Dansby, dead tired?-Home-Ec girls hope Mrs. Cur- nutte has made a good wish-Bluegrass Belles add another star to the Glee Club Christmas program. G. C. Murphy Co. Your One Stop Shopping Center P537 Winches? A SHOP AT YOUR NEWLY ENLARGED MURPHY STORE FOR VALUES Peebles Restaurant and Drive-In Ior Carry Out Service PHONE EA 4 3197 losselson Insurance Agency I44I Winchester Avenue Osborne Pharmacy Wh rl y R W rw Prescriptions Carefully Compounded DRUGS SICK ROOM SUPPLIES FOUNTAIN C AND BEST OF ALL IT COMES FROM Polan s Jewelers Inc T517 WINCHESTER AVENUE Peck Fossons Service Station 8: C 'I PHONE EA 5 9259 Commonwealth Ioan Company Wh Er42 LOANS S25 S300 Pg hddthty O 7I5 ea e ood, es ooci H Y D f II U ll ll I U 9 ,, ,, l3'I'h en ral Avenue Your Standard Oil Dealer-Road Service r I 0 1508 inc esfer Avenue Phone as -617 re ir eight Nehi Bottling Co. Drrnlc Royal Crown Best by Taste Test ASHLAND KENTUCKY Carolina lumber Company EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING 24th and Carter Avenue EA t 44195 Dickenson Printing Company DISTINCTIVE PRINTING ASHLAND KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS OF Canteen Complete Vendlng Service Carters Men Shop ASHLAND KENTUCKY Wright Furniture Co Rice Produce olsrklsurons Fresh Fruits and Vegetables St PHONE EA 41232 G SEATON REALTY C0 Maytag General Electric WIllIamS Tappan Florence Ranges B Steenbergen Motors. lnc THE JAY Oldsmobile Dealer Diamonds Watches Luggage EAt43144 W bhsf Ashland KCl1l'UCky Mn FRANK p P Pg hd dr I Ashland, Kentuclcy Phone s - Nehi in your favorite flavor 28th and Winchester Avenue O . . ' too-mn reet Ashland. Ke + ky Mayo Arcade C . reenup ' Central-International Living Room Suites Fashion Trend-Bassett ed Rooms I I I I . C s - 2141 inchester Avenue 222-I t feet Ashland, Kentucky I . fo . o eone un re McGuire Motor Sales Inc Chrysler Plymouth and G M C Dealer The Best In 1956 Ashland Kentucky PHONE EA 4 4180 EA 4 4185 EA 4 4184 56 Departments stocked wrth Iurmsh ngs for the home and Iam ly ' ' E335 If IL T ll 'EE t..I ll l1f1T-Il'Til 1 l Yiihli 1 Q , I ,,-'S'- 'f-Q PARSONS One of Kentuckys Greatest Stores Ashland Lumber 81 Burldrng Supplies Malce One Stop Do It All 2413 Pho e EA 44107 RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE TRIPLETT DRUGS THE REXALL STORE Pho e EA 4 3774 W Il d COMPLIMENTS OF Borders Service Station 23rd and Wrnchester Avenue PHONE EAsI' 4 3424 Adams Florists W ht D A4I5I5 Fl ers Teleg aphed Anywhere Elr Wrllrams lumber Co 5 29th SI' PHONE EA 4 5030 C F Flemmg s Grocery Fresh Meats Vegetables Frurts Frozen Foods Ice Cream Phone 5 I8I5 2009 Carter Avenue ASHLAND. KENTUCKY P h drclwt, it 6 you M ' i i V .. , Q in S .Fi my ' ,, Fishy -1.- E E ,m- I V ld E I ll E ' - l!! -' - l.1 l.l 1.4 l-I A-- El xH 1E H HH O x fn.- 1 1 1 lol I s t IL I 0 Q ' . . if Ak' V rue an ruxnsuurgv- - gf- rf - X 1 f ', liilt ff f on rr r 0 ee I X so u X E- - X A f- ,Z EI venfh and Winchester Avenu I I O 0 . . 2248 inc es er Avenue ial E - Ashland. Kentucky ow r BI kburn Avenue Ashland Ky ' ' ' O n - 03- reet' O I O O n - 1316 inc ester-Ashton . 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