Beech Grove High School - Dial Yearbook (Beech Grove, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1949 volume:

4-1 1 I ff A... ..- - 1 1 AW 0,1-lg' 7979 I , 1 Main l3uflJfn-9 publashed , bcf Senior Class of 368011 Cjrovc shop Cyqmnasfum O'LlYY'l6 I 4 ,. I . b-ir V --1-w---Y . . ,.--If 'I w, S. 0.VxlXAfC4ffaQe1 HINISTRATION A. oclge, lvl. H1 f W Aqrltu-1lfurC DCP I arlmenf Q L1 9 k Oonornfvf Denf 5 F r Fi Osborne, Annua, Sponsor Hnrffvvood - ,014-Jr-lr l DEDICATION TO Whose interest and sympathy as our ideal board member, on the board for twenty five years, have obtained and held the respect of each student and patron of this school, we affectionately dedicate this DIAL OF 1 9159 1-'A I' I7 fa i 7, E E. Q 5' F 3 I i E, E V F ' 1. .wr-.-v-,rv . f FACULTY Mr. Kirkwood Ninth Grade HIGH SCHOOL A.O. Dodge Principal Miss Hayden Tenth Grade Mr. Jack Hicks Junior Sponsor Athletic Dept. Mr. H111 Agri culture Dept . Mr. Norbert Ward Senior Sponsor Social Studies K ' 1 - W F - --V -gr-nw -- -wr d, . . 4 .. w . -, I' W -Q-, FACULTY GRADES AND JUNIOR HIGH Mrs Hardwick First Grade Mrs. Boyle ' d Second an Third Grade Mrs. Mlckovsky Third and Fourth Mrs. Riney Eighth Grade Mrs. Sandefur Fifth and Sixth Mrs. Osborne ' Seventh Grade My fm? I , rf 'N IM 'A 2' i f f f 1- ' ' S we ., Q h fl,-' 5775 115- I ' 'gm E 'ff' 1 N. ',.1.,Q ' Vfw-' -J , 1.4, .4 A 7 - 4.-- fy.. N 3.3 .M W fl,' ' 'rf ,, gr K -K Ak f V Lim V I N if if ,D 'V dial rgnkfgf .. 319 - I .. -wiki 'Thgb .- f W . A kx '1Q,Q:!f x 'KA 7 , - Z V Q , :airy ., , 1, WWW -' .1 -W Qsi . . JT T- ' - 'W 'W . BONNPSOFI Haryej lnfegd W 5+ L '5 H Bus Drlver OUl5V'j!C Bus Dvfver Cl7jXA!Igf31nS JZzna'for vereff Lucas O CYYDQVT BCCCB Grove Bu: Drfver Geecn Grove fav? Drgvgr U Hibh FQCDCJYW rwq O'FY'0f1S -... '11QPll '- SPUIISUR V W CLASS COLORS White R Red SENIOR CLASS CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER Red Rose With in ourselves our future lies SENIOR OFFICERS President.... . . . . .. Ji . . . . . . mmie -Stringer Vice-President. . . . . . . . Coleen McDaniel Secretaryocoooooo ooosA1ice Johnson TreaSuPeoooooo0oo0oo one .Bobby ' lieporterwaviessl . . . . . .Marjorie Har-1 1 epor-terCMcLeanJ . . . . . . .Glenola Young fi Q lgjg CLASS OF 'LQ Do not hasten away my friends, Oh, Class of 'h9! Let's enjoy our friendship wnile we may Before the parting time. We shall soon bid a fair adieu To teachers and friends so dear, Their friendship and help will missed In the coming years. Into the world we soon shall go To seek our fortunes fair, For men and women we shall be 50 let the world be ware. A name for ourselves we shall make, Qur occupation to pursue, For the old world we shall leave To enter into a new. Our hearts are young and full of faith, Though we know not what the future holds, With heads held high and shoulders erect We shall safely reach our goal. -Alice C.Johnson R- f-..- Alfred Ray Lloyd HBuckN F.F.A. Club -2 years Basketball -4 years S f ports Lditor :Scarecrow Creepsn-48 No Bride for the Groomw-49 nwhatever is worth d oing at all is worth doing welln V Mary'EHna Clark Payne NTedW Glee Club 3 Years F.H.A. Club 3 Years Business Manager Wwho Wouldn't be Crazy' - h8 Stage Decoration Committ98 WExperience is the best Teachern Alice Christene Johnson nSnortyn Validictorian Editor of Annual nwho lbu1dn't Be Crazyu xNo Bride For The Groomn Ask no one to do what you can do yourselfn WEST LOUISVILLE SENIOR CLASS OF IQHQ Our class history began in September l9hS when we, twenty- seven graduates of elementary school, enrolled for ourflrst year at West Louisville High School. Our sponsor in our Freshmen year was mrs. N. E. Lloyd. We, the green freshmen, soon came to the conclusion that we needed officers to represent us, the following officers were elected: Ulenard Leet, president, Phyllis fulkerson, 'ice-lresidentg Janet Thompson, Treasurer, Louise Payne, Secretary, Lila Ballard, Reporter. The following fall, l9h6, we enrolled for our Sophomore year, with four members falling our. Feeling a little more important, we readily elected the following officers: Glenard Leet, President Uorthy Barlett, Vice-President, Edyth Galloway, Secretary, Alice Johnson, Treasurer, Marjorie Harl, Reporter. One of the social activities this year was our class party, we were advised by our class sponsor, Mr. Charles Loyal. Our basket ball team won the indiviual sportmanship trophy in the tournament. In l9h7 we intered as upperclassmen under the leadership of Mr. Charles Loyal. We chose our class officers as the following, Jimmie Stringer, President, Glenard Leet, Vice-President, Phyllis Fulkerson, Secretary, Bobby Young, Treasurer, Janet hompson, Rep- orter. We entered whole hearthly into the activities of our bas- ketball team, with two of our junior girls, Phyllis bulkerson and Janet Thompson as cheerleaders. Also with two of our boys, Bill Cooper and Glenard playing on the first team. We ended the year happily by taking the Senior class to the Mammoth Cave, on our way home we went through the Reptile Garden,-some of the students had their pictures made with the snakes. To our sorrow, on August 29, l9h8, our dearly beloved school was struck by lightning and destroged by fire. Do to begin our -enior year we were sent to Beech rove High School. h The year of 'LB k 'LQ was the year for us. We were Seniors at last. ur goal for the future had been reached. WE had twenty- seven at the beginning of our Freshmen year, but due to marriages, engagements, moving our of the district and other reasons, there remained only nine on the final date. Mr. Norbert Ward, as sponsor helped us to elect our Senior officers. Glenard Leet as President but due to his leaving at mid-term Jimmie Stringer was elected in his place, Vice-President, Colene McDaniel, Secretary, Alice Johnson, Bobby Ball Treasure, Reporters, Marjorie Karl and Glenola Young. We sponsored the sale of candy all during the year for of our annual funds. mary Clark Payne, was elected by the Seniors and the teachers to be D. A. R. of our class. The Senior boy, who deserves honorable mention is Herbert Moss, who served in the Navy. Our High School history ends as we, Seniors, have completed our fourth year of school. We want to express our deepest appre- ciation to the faculty for their patience and untiring efforts to teach us the worth while knowledge which we will need in the future our High School days are pleasant memories and so we leave with the hope that, if God is willing, our future and the future og all the world will be happy, prosperous, and peaceful. Louise Payne Yi.,, 'YW-A-V---M , O -- 1 THE HISTORY OF CLASS l9h9 BEECH GROVE To some people, history means a series of wars, histori- cal discoveries and similar things. his is not true with the Glass of l9L9, Beech Grove. It gives us pleasure to think of our history as a series of happenings, including both work'- and play. How else could it have been successful? We do not pretend to be unusual, although we are thankful for the abun- dance of talent displayed by our class members. Inesperienced as we are, we realize the importance of working towards a goal, for we know those who do are most likely to succeed. The four years in dear old Beech Grove Aigh are happy days to remember. So let us wander back and consider for a moment the outstanding activities of the Class of IQLQ. Although we were excited on beginning our new career, there was nothing note-worthy or particularly grand about our entraice in 5eptember, 19h5. For a good beginning we chose Mrs. Leach- man as our sponsor and Glenola Young for president. . After a plesant vacation, we returned to school as sopho - mores, well recognized. We dreamed of the day we would really be seniors. Miss Hayden was our efficient sponsor for this ye- ar and Vernon Hudson was president. Now time was passing fast and we were truly njolly juniorsn. Under the leadership of Mrs. Hicks, we accomplished many things. The proceeds from the junior three-act play nThe Scarecrow Creeps and a Thanksgiving supper enabled us to take the Senior class on a trip tc the Ozark Mountains. ' Finally, after going to school for eleven years, we reached the climax. At last we were SENIORS. We presented, along with our fellow students from west Louisville, a senior play nNo Brde For The Groomn. The juniors honored us with a trip. It is now with feelings of joy and pride we say our last fa- rewell to dear old Beech Grove High. Needless to say, we hope the following classes will derive as much happiness in being a of this great school, as has been our privilege to enjoy. Coleen McDaniel -.-.Y-, ?4i',,f, , 5' A Frances Coleen McDaniel HGraceU dditor of annual Glee Club ---- 2 years F.H.A. ------- 5 years HScarecrow Creepsn--48 UNO Bride for the Groomn--49 nForward ever, Backward never Robert Lee Ball NCroakyn F.F.A. Club-2 years Basketba11- 3 years Business Manager UNO Bride for The Groomn nwhere There's A Will There's A Wayn Clyde Albert Sanderfur nCedriCn F.F.A. - ' 2 Sport Editor WScarecrow Creeps' - L8 UNO Bride for the Groomu - h9 'Tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for itn 'Marjorie June Ha.rl WFunnie Facen Editor of Annual Who Wou1dn't be Crazy - 148 No Bride for the Groom - 349 nLove Labor and Laughn Louise Payne 'LucyU Circulating Manager WIho Wou1den't be Crazy' -bb No Bride for the Groom' -L9 ' 'With the rope of the Pass, we will ring the bells of the future' Edyth Galloway 'roibbsn ' Advertising Manager WWho Wouldn't Be Crazyn Stage Decoration Co mittee 'Smile And The World Will Smile With Youu r ' '1 CLASS PROPHESY OF l9L9 I have been chosen to prophesy the future of the Senior Class of l9u9. Sa as a fortune teller, looking into crystal globe, I turn my eyes to the future to see what this group of Seniors now will be doing in l9SMg just five short years from this date. It is now IQSH, and as I peer into my crystal globe, I can see one group standing out above the others. This group is none other than the Senior Class of l9h9. I can see a streamer sailing up the Pacific Ocean commande by none other than our dear classmate, Clyde Sandefur. As I take a closer look I see he is commanding 'The Slow Boat to China,n and for once we cannot see his mother waiting up for him. As I look Eastward, I see the Island of Okinawa and some- thing else familiarg could it be Alice Johnson? Yes, with things clearer, I see that it is she. Alice's duties seem to be two fold, one serious and the other frivilious. I can see her teaching the natives, and happy thought, Charles is her help mate. As I look back toward home I see our dear old friend Alford Ray Lloyd going from door to door campaning for the office of Governor. Now as things are growing brighter we see Alford entering his home where he finds his dear wife by the name of nNancyu very busy taking care of their family. The next morning I see byself hopping a train to Hollywood arriving at the depot I take the next taxi out to the residence of Mrs. Johnson. The maid answered the door and escorted me into the living room. Much to my amazement I found Mrs. Johnson to be the former Louise Payne. As we continued our conversation Louise tells me about our dear class mate Edyth Galloway, who is very busy as secretary of the Taylor Insurance Co. in New York. Edyth is also occupied spending nTeters' millions and also his time. As I turn my eyes toward Panther way, there is Mary Edna Clark Payne managing the old NHome Townu. Who is the fellow nearby? That is Boots-who by this time as expert ducking the rolling pin. As I go down to Madison Square Garden I see a momument erected in honor of Jimmie Stringer who has made his fortune as a comedian in ministeral shows. He is now staring with the ziegfield follies, in Panther, Ky. Ohl I can see a dignified young fellow with a mustache. He happens to be none other than Herbert Moss. Herbert tells me he is the owner of NCen1s1no Pool Hall.n Wonder if he can take time out from playing to run it satisfactory? d i , , ....-.--.2-....-F.--.. ..- -.--1' - I 1 CLASS PROPHESY-CONTINUED Now as I turn back to California I see Marjorie June Harl waiting anxiously for Jake, who is coming home from Hollywood where he is now staring in the famous picture, nCrazy Over Shortieu. I see Janet Sue Moss sailing the seven seas with Gene to see if the saying is true, HA Girl in Every Portn. Wonder if this will be the beginning or the end? Now I see Bobby Ball sitting at the head of a big executiv meeting. This time he is using his own judgment instead of going to mother for advice. And by the way booby is still looking for a wife. I can now see a common scene, a lady pushing a baby buggy with two children following her. Something looks gamiliar as I take a second glance I see that this is the former Glenola Young. She tells me that she is now Mrs. Robert Cummings and too,she is having a very happy life. With a tiny twist of the crystal I catch a glimpse of Mary Helen Miller, pardon, Nurse Miller, who is still undecided about Lee. Finally, my globe grows dim, dimmer, until I can no longer find any shadows and it is with weary eyes but happy spirits that I draw the curtain. As I peer deeper into my crystal ball, a landscape scene with a country church comes within focus. Adjusting my globe I see this church beautifully decorated for some special occasion. A happy group of people are gathered around a couple in wedding dress. Yes, you have guessed, it is our dear class mate Coleen McDaniel-now the bride of Moye Algood. So I have turned my eyes to the future and I am left with a feeling of pleasure in knowing of the success and happiness of the class of l9h9. Phyllis Jean Fulkerson , we r '-nj-r -- LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF IQLQ We, the Seniors of Beech Grove High School, County of McLean State of Kentucky, in the year of our ord nineteen hundred and forty neine, after acquiring all the knowledge possible from this worthy institution, feel it our humble duty to make a last will and testament ot bequeat all our assests as a shining example and guiding light to those seniors yet to come. We the Senior Class leave our brains to the green freshemen, our dignified ways to the silly sophmores, and our places as Sen- iors to the Junior Class, with our best wishes to each class for many happy years to come. We leave to the faculty our thanks for the endless hours they have spent trying to pound a little knowledge into our empty heads. To our principal, Mr. Dodge, and our faithful sponsor, Nr. Ward, we bequeath our sincere appreciation for their patience and advice. To the janitor we leave all our empty coke bottles, our candy pap- ers and ice cream boxes. lo thecooks we leave all our unwashed dishes and uneaten food. We bequeath singly as follows: I, Phyllis Fulkerson, leave all my old book reports to Bobby Head, it is hoped they will keep him eligible. I, Alfred Ray Lloyd, leave my ability to say anything, any- time, anywher to anybody who can get away with it. I, Jimmie Stringer, have no intention of leaving anything be- hind. The mere memory of me will warm the hearts of all the stud- ents 1ong.after I am gone. I, Louise rayne, leave'my natural curly hair to mr. Ward, who was so sorry to lose his. I, lyde Albert Sandefur, leave my big feet to anyone who ne- eds a firm foundation. I, Edyth Galloway, leave my sophisticated swing to Joan Boyle as I think she will take care of it. I, Bobby Ball, leave my alluring voice to anyone who likes to fascinate women. I, derbert Moss, leave my girls in every port to the unmarried men of the navy. I, Mary Clark Payne, am forced to take all my assests with me for no one else would have them. I, Janet Thompson Moss, leave my ability to fasicinate the na- vy to Tida Crabrtee. I, Coleen McDaniel leave my friendly ways to all the girls of Peach Grove Uchool. I, Glenola Young, leave all my funny stories to Mr. uodge, who needs some new ones. I, Marjorie Harl, leave my special brand of laughter to any- one who has the lungs to stand it. I, Alice Johnson, leave my poetic ability to Patty Moss. I, Helen Miller, leave my sarcasm to all the future will writers. Helen Miller, testatrix James Louis Stringer nJimmien F.F.A. Club -4 years Advertising Manager Nwho Wou1den't be Crazyn-48 NNo Bride for the Groomn-49 uDo it right are not at all' Glenola Raye Young HG 1 ll Cheerleader -2 years F.H.A. Club -3 years Glee Club -2 years nScarecrow Creepsn-48 UNO Bride for the Groomn-49 nThe Elevator to Suceess is not running, Take the Stairsn Mary Helen Miller n Debby.. F.H.A. 3 years Circulating Manager Glee Club -2 years Cheerleader -5 years 'Scarecrow'Creepsn-48 UNO Bride for the Groomn-49 'Sailing, Not drifingn C , 1- GRUMBLER Before this Senior Class of 1914.9 become graduates, may we take this opportunity to inform the patrons and friends just how we have been treated, Kor shall we say mistreated! during the school year? The senior year, or at least we have been led to believe, is the happiest year of all. The seniors have privileges heretofore unthought ofg they are permitted to do pretty much as they please. This year, however there certainly were changes in the rules. The teachers treated us with little or no respect. One would think the faculty might have treated us with the respect we deserved but no, they assigned all kinds of difficult lessons AND expected us to prepare them. Mr. Kirkwood gave us algebra,unknowns to conquer with- out giving us an answer book to copy from. The exams we suffered through, not even freshmen could get the answers! Then there was the business of hookey playing. Just let a dignified senior turn his footsteps in another direction other than school on the school days and there was a fifteen page theme awaiting him upon his return. Now wasn't that disgusting? Can't the members of the faculty realize that traveling about the country side is educational? The freshmen! how many horrible things they have done. For example, freshmen walked in the halls along side of us instead of standing back at attention as we passed by. The sophomores were always cooking up something delicious in Home Ec. Class, but did they offer to share thier tid bits with us? No---we were forced to be content with just the smell. Our dear friends, the juniors, however, treated us half way, as befitted our station. They were educated enough to understand the meaning of the word Nsenlorn. Finally, the water in this institution would choke a horse, much less us. You have no doubt heard of uOld Faithfuln, our drinking founts are the exact replicas of NOld Facefu1.n Since we have passed through these years of misery we believe that school wasn't so bad after all, and that we could have been treated worse. So with a sigh, we leave this school to its teachers and students, for the future seniors to grumble at and to love. Marjorie June Harl H Q Herbert Earl Noss nHerbn F.F.A. Club-3 years Navy-1 year Advertising Manager Wwho wou1dn't be orazyn-48 nEat, Drink, and be merry for tomorrow you may die.n v N Phyllis Jean Fulkeraon 'Dynmdien Glee Club-3 Years Cheerleader-h8 F.H.A. Club U6-D7 WWho Wou1dn't Be Crazy' -L8 WNQ Bride for the Groom' -b9 WHe who does his best does lelln Janet Thompson Moss ll Sue N Cheerleader 'MB F.H.A. Club 3 yrs. Circulation Manager of Annual 3 who uou1dn't Be Crazyn NO Bride For The Greomn Smiles Dirves Away The tearen x.. F WA rd CIJTU5 M 5 S94 Z I . X4 FAX ol. f Dau.. FAC. E Lgfj ,MATQQA Lo VE Gigs? 0 '.,v-.V ,Y -1,-Y , E a PMA .swf -:M Prs 'LS Li DE R-gl' Dflsa vr Ifurw C. 55 IVY ATE6 C- 8 if me HBR Ni,-QL. 'ln as .Tohm soh- P7'Rmib NQj,3EM2I'DQ5N6, 73,85- lm.RA. D W 0 RKERS, 1 l fb of unlz, ,A,, t , 41:9 Q' Q S ,ty- 11- ' in Q! unaor Cglasa ffsoers ,Ig q n Bo L7 b 3 l3owfnn3 H603 BI HH Ba ll Os b orne P1r.:Tacl4 FJ1clf5 :S P o n s o r B111 Coy President Billy 0Sb0I'1'10 Vice-President Bobby Head Treasurer Jean Bowling Secretary Colors Red and White Flower Red Roses Motto He who looks forward Never falls backward Ability? I nreckonn we do have ability in the Junior Class. Just listen to our harmonious tones in the corridor if you don't believe we strike the right keynote. we have artists, musicions, historions, and poets in our class that are unexcelledz We are few in number but great in - accomplishments. '41 Q: 3' Y v Paihi ons ..,.. JOGON Bogfe ohn Coffman 'mf Mm JW Ola Bene Edds A ,a eg,., W, SAS rg 'W' Evchln power: Elnzabd-S1 Pafine. RNS . O 'P ' Q ol H. Moss B.BorH0'-7 M' Oar? Thin Lee. Crabfree. A..L. Banc Regma Jlwgll Y. 'u A F 10 'Tayne boylo Tilma Hodskins David Johnson Elizabeth Hayden Billy Dickens Barbara Fenwick N5TT0.T1United Are We. COLORS...Purple and Gold, Flowers... violets, SOPHOMORES. Kenneth Miller June Lloyd Milton Daughtery Norma M'Reynolds Douglas Harralson Marvin Pedley Petty Jo Qualls. Tilly Speaks...V. Eleneda Gossett Argyle Ray Faith Ella P, Head Fransis Simon Prem Prem .SOPHOMORE CLASS. Marguerite H ayden Sponsor. Barbara Kniwht..Sec.kTTes Peggy QayloP,.keporber. Hilma Ballard Billy O'Bannon Jeanette Haffcr2J Juniov Jullay LN pw--'-Ii' Bobby Corum ------ Pres. HILLS GRADE Evelyn Sutton ----- SGC. Hover BaPt1ett-V,Pres. Roy Hininbotham-Treas. Everett Kirkwood--Sponsor Mae Gray ------ Reporter Sonny Rivgs--Sgt. of Arms Emogene Elandford Betty Rearden Roy Benningfield Richard Crabtree Ii, QFQ -wg Harvey Galloway Billy Cum ings Henry Ward Marjore Vanover Norma Robertson Joyce Hinton Joan Bennet . ..-....., .rw g if Ein Augusta Howell Gerald Vaught Cevella Brown John Pike Charles Wahl Betty Ambs Arthur Coy Betty Powers Annie Askins Evalene Jennings I ! I 1 E 2 1 Flower- Tulip 3 Tr Joyce Hunt Nelda Faye Sosh ' Fay Harl Charlie 0'Bryan Shirley Payne Lucille Crabtree Mary Crabree Ann Maxwell Leo Payne ------ absent Betty Crabtree-absent Motto- Wmarohing On Topethef' Class Colors- Blue and White A -... F, F l Valehcfo a ufaforaan AVWARDS Alloc O H 5. 1949 Colfeen QICHQVJ Leaf' Marg Edna po4.1ne Im4,wJ.,.l SP umanshfp 7-QQPA7 D. I SPor+smansh1p Trqfhy Shlrfe LQ! Thlrdj Qrade. Dawd Allen Rcynofds I:.v-sf Cfrqdg Jnrnrn Hod an V Fojyrfh 2 C1 rule. Ioan 191:03 CQl10,lJaf6 Second grade FALL FESHVAL Knvc, AND .zufzfv qthe Lloadel Bevevhifl. FHFH-. and Sum Grains An:-fa Sun l'lowurJ Donald N Brown canJ.o'arg Ganchdafo Fzrgf Grade 5.21001 Quia Jannett Winstead Jimmie H. Brown Wilma L. Tharp W. Thirrel Deno Uirginia K. kubarts David A. Reynolds ShirleyMJ. Young Jerold R. Alvey Carolyn S. Howard Gary W. Gossett FIRST GRADE MRS MARY HARSWICK Jackie W. Jones Bobby J.'Edwards Louise U. Keown William H. Kurtz Mary L. Ward Anita S. Howard Janet L. Powell Ruth A. Howell P. sue Tucker Elmina J. Littlepage 1 W. ., ,W - K x M f . I MRS. MARY HARDWICK FIRST GRADE-ABOVE Bobbie B. Spa4n Mary A. Vanover Cary D. Saller Edith M. Lloyd Jimmie W. Ford Vera M. Bartley Charles E. Vanover MRS. CH ISTVNE BOYLE SECOND GRADE-BELGW Nelda Fae Deno Clell Rubarts Geneva Durham Jerry Love . Brinda Pate Jimm Wilson Mary Ellen Hayden Albert Nichols Betty Jean Brown Jimmy Dant ,,v..uQ F Ki 1 o 'I SECOND GRADE Benita Brown Johnny Phillips Jo Ann Alpood cT.D. Luck Barbara Reynolds Lester R. Jones Judy Fae Riffs Maurice Ray Scott Carole Robertson Robert Coffman Otis P9Vt01'1 F. - THIRD GRADE Larry D. Osborne Ruby L. Brown E. J. Rearden Mack H. Bartley William E. Mauzy Franklin Jewell Harvey Austill Qlemm Miller Harold L. Varble Uharles E. 5tewart Thomas E, Young Thomas E. Wilson ' Jimmy C. Wahl Ancle J. Wilson Horold Howard Thomas D. Gallaway - Billy Thomas Edward A Paul A. Kaiser Warren Sandefur Mrs. Boyle MPS. Idlckovsky f, .J 1 ee 6 1ax Z' - E3 GQ barbara S. Young Billy B. Howell Donna W. Tucker Wayland B. Robertson Dhirley Ann Lee Lee F. Tharp Alice Ann wright Joe Wright Jones Betty Lou Jones Archie Pat Keown Joyce M. Ward Patty Log wilson John D. Austin Anna C. Heltsley Nina Lee Brown James R. Ward Claudette bandefur James Luttrell Alice Daine McDaniel Charles R. Cheatham Mrs. Mlck ovsky -..,,,-.- ,Y -- ---V d I I . r My ew - - ,.: I- f '2 . - V V ,N . Y X .. -- - A d an is Shirley Hardin Billy Dent Dorothy Alvey Fred Riddle Avah Hayden Jimmie Hodgen Fqye Harrison Mary Eubank Eliz. Durham Barbara Deno . we llrs. Illckovsky Doris Walfrip Willis Wilson Judith Ball Gene Howell June Stewart ww, , ,: ',f V . ,, V yt t ,M wel - X of James Keown Wayne Spain Londa Tanner Carolyn Edds Willena Jones - --. - ...M-.-.........., 'Bw , A. 4- '---M .aiu - Y E. .N-9 -Q -W-... 4 -.' 'R- in 1 'v 210 :!-'- -gee.. ee--H W n QQ-Hfhlnn gd ' l 4 f . if 'Q A eff! 9. F Beverly Lmndsey Wade Sandefur Bobbie Young Robert Brown Linda Sut on Johnny Whhl Charlotte Osborn Donald Edwards Lou Mackey Dav1d Glover Betty BOYI-9 Mr-5, Sandeftlr Anna Galloway Jessie Eubank Vivian Uarble Carl Coffman Mary Glover Curtis Deno Jonell Wahl Rovert Broadley Ann Tucker George McCas1in ' Margie Hayden Mrs . S andefur Fifth a Sixth l James C. Nall Gene Lloyd d row lst. row 2nd. row guraflkj-in Spain charlegliingoaiitign Shirley H0 a1'd Birbarba Smith Norma 5 Thurman Bennett James R. Bartley Billie M. Miller V Gracie Maddox Janette Hayden Sandra S. Robertson Herman B. ward lst. k 2nd. rows Mary Kathryn Hudson Billie Gene Ford James Lewis Jennings Mary Jane Edds Raymond Stratton Max Wayne Daugherty Helen Howell Larry Joe Griffin Dovie Lee Judd James Ellis Coffman Mrs. Sandefur Fifuh R Sixth 1 ii is , V 3rd. a nth. Rows Marvin Jennings -Paul Ray Rearden Nathel Jennings Bobby Clay scott Edward Earl Stewart Virginia Bartley Roy Lee Wilson Nancy Kinney Jimmy Lee Winstead Mary Ruth May M T' if if 3 P 'if Joe Allen Hayden Dolly Gray Bo by Payne Anna Lee Mackey Ronald Alvey Friedia Ford Freddie Hunt Hazel Hudson Ray Scott Wilma Jo I'1son SEVENTH GRADE KRS. E. M. OSBORNE - I -4 - . W llv May Eliza e+h Sandefur Herbert Rorer Angelia Cra 'ree Charles Thorpe Barbara Anne Sutton Elmo Sandefur Jr. Kathyrn Dant H A. Powers Janet Wagner .I E i s v Mary Lou Brown Harold Hayden Margaret Bartley Boyce Smith Anna Frances Bartley Bobby Whitaker Peggy Peters Ivo Hoskins Patsy Daughtery H. C. Crabtree '93 Ja! SEWDWH GMDE lRS.E.lL OS HNE a qpfwf 4 Y xy as Vs -YV+-gg-w---- Ida Mae Ayer Lawindle Oost Fay Boatman Neal Riddle Anna Simon Barbara Jo Hatfield Dorothy Crawford Charles Yates v at 1 S Q H 9 iudr 3:2 4 Y' .T .iriif 4 A2 3 s ' 1 lst row-across Myrle Frashure Richard Lindsey Margaret Harralson Freddie Cheatem Joyce Bunch 2nd row-across Jimmie Fogle Jo Frances Scott Bobby Simon Patsy Glenn Ray Heginbotham S., .,,. . Mrs. Lamar Riney-8th grade 3rd row-across Edith Hulsey Ewing Ray Sandefur Patsy Sue Taylor Wilford Baird Dora Jewell 4th row-across Shirley Sharp Betty Glover Larry Adkisson Catherine Wilson Bobby Booker lllggllk IU,6A'W. ,Q J! 7 'S 'iv eq My F was -rf-,T .,.,,. a lst row across Jerry Powers Mary Agnes Bartley Lowell Jewell Mary Winstend Sammie Aus'i11 -- --+,-vue nu-r J 2nd raw across Lena Jennings Frye Holden Joyce Gray Bobby Willime Louise Lloyd Hrs. Le ar Riney-Sth grade 3 6 row across Richard Osborne Barbara Stinson Randall Stewart lartha Sparks Wendell Mackey ' Nh.: 1 , N , ak- ! , 1 Betty Jean Pate Ward Pedleyt qrqu-W Ir Qu --,pw-.., ?,,i,..,,l- - President Class Colors Red and White Eighth Grade Class Officers Secretary Ji 5? wiG....... Treasurer Motto Forward ever Backward never dl Pala The Gone But Not Forgotten Better Half 1+ H- Sf-P13 Of The Midgets V - -1-v-- Q fav YU, !7+f ... :.,.. Mas 2' 6 HX is K -3412 7'Z f F.H.A. CLUB-MISS HAYDEN, DIRECTOR F.P.A. CLUB-mn. HILL. 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OSBORNE BEECH GROVE, KENTUCKY 'A' 'k 'k CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '48 -.-.-,w..--.. .-,nv -, Compliments of Calhoun Ice Company Ice Cream Freezers - Coolerators - Deep Freeze Units The Complete Refrigeration for the Home Phone 2071 Calhoun, Kentucky Compliments of PIKE SIGLERS BARBER SHOP I Want Your Head for My Business Beech Grove, Kentucky COLEMAN'S GARAGE Gas - Oil - Grease Jobs General Repairing Superb Service at Low Rat Beech Grove, Ky. GS J. W. GIPE SHOE REPAIR CO. 109 West 3rd St. Owensboro, Ky Now Operated by the Second and Third Generation Serving Owensboro Since 1873 1 BOOSTERS I Compliments of Buck Edwards l Compliments I of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Osborne V ' ' Compliments Cgmpliments of of Harvey Austill Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Osborne Compliments Compliments of of and Mrs. Alfred Wiggins ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Compliments Compliments of of pastry Shop Norlain Qualls, P. M. Compliments Compliments of of Bill Weddington Sellers Cafe Compliments Compliments of of D . C 1 Crackin' Good Products r O e CSaltines, Fig Bars, Cookiesl il W. L. AMBROSE GENERAL MERCHANDISE - SEED - HARDWARE THOR WASHING MACHINES - SENTINEL AND ' CHEROKEE RADIOS BEECH GROVE, KENTUCKY 1 I u 1 BOOSTERS Compliments I Compliments . of of I Elmo Smith Excell Doughnut Shop Compliments Compliments of I of City Transfer Co. Owensboro 81 Miller House J ...C - Compliments I Compliments of of Mr. and Mrs. Moss Hill DT- A- B- Colley Compliments Compliments of of Shirley Ball A. R. Pollock - ' ii 1 1 -1 Compliments ' of Best Wishes Rollin-Pin Gus' Playhouse fpastyy Shop, Qwest Louisvillel Compliments Compliments of Morton's Salt MeLean County Health Office ' 'TW' af 'L - 55. s 1 1 Jw Nunn-Better -- The All Purpose Flour Nunn-Better Feeds -- For Every Need CHAS. NUNN 81 SONS MILLING GO. Evansville, Indiana Fifty-two pay checks each year, vacations with pay, uniform work week, pleasant surroundings, excellent opportunity for advancement -- that is what business offers to the ambitious young man or woman. For fifty-four years Lockyear's has prepared young men and women for the better office jobs. Let us tell you, without obli- gation, what the business world has to offer and what training is necessary for the better places. Lockyec1r's Business College Evansville, Indiana - HA Professional School of Accountancy, Business and Secretarial Science. Mount St. Joseph Junior College Maple Mount, Kentucky Standard Courses are offered in Liberal Arts and Sciences, Fine Arts and Vocational Subjects, giving basic training in Home- Making, Social Service Work, Teaching, Nursing, Medical Tech- nology, Music and Art to General Business - Secretarial and Ac- counting and to the various pursuits. In each case, the courses are arranged for two to four years. 1For Further Information Address the Deanj Hayden Transfer Co. GENERAL HAULIN G PHONE 2721 CALHOUN, KENTUCKY MAXIMUM SERVICE AT MINIMUM COST Congratulations to Class of 1948 For the very finest in Movie Entertainment attend the VICTORY THEATRE at Calhoun, Kentucky We Offer: The Finest of Pictures - Perfect Sound - Brilliant Pictures - Comfortable Seats - Good Order - Air Conditioning Friendly Service Meet Your Friends at the Victory Compliments of RONES BARBER SHOP JONES HARDWARE CO. Calhoun, Ky. Houses of Quality General Hardware - Sporting Goods Congratulations Seniors Flshmg Supplies O. W. WALLACE 221-223 W. Main St. Phone 166 McLean County Supt. of Education Owensboro, Ky. 1934 1952 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1948 TO THE SPONSOR, TO THE PARENTS Sz TEACHERS Holder Motor Co. Incorporated YOUR FORD DEALER SINCE 1915 THERE'S A F O R D IN YOUR FUTURE CALHOUN, KENTUCKY Safety First Our Motto Congratulatlons Semors Clhzens Deposit Bonk Calhoun, Ky. COII1p1iIT1eI1tS of R. L. REYNOLDS D' C' ROSS General Hauling McLean County Attorney Beech Grove, Ky. .v.v.v.v.v.,v.v.J ,.v. - 1.--P 4: I P 1 jr STOP 'N' SHOP FERRELL SNAPPY SERVICE 1: jg SUPER MARKET, INC. HAMBURGERS I Ig 1731 PARRISH AVE. BUY 'EM BY THE SAC 1' 'I PECIA B EAKFAST ' ' OWENSBORO, KENTUCKY S L R 5 :I 4' 'P II EE I COMPLIMENTS OF I, 4' ,I 1 I 1 I I PURDV FURNITURE CCDMPANV IE It Incorporated ii 'I 4, 4: I' OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. . . VVE'I...L TREAT YOU RIGHT II 4 IZ 4' SECOND ef DAVISS STS. PHONE 182 gg U OWENSEORO KENTUCKY If I I I' 'A'w'A'A'w'W'v'vii?vw'w'w'w'A'A' I I 'I 4' ' 4, 4 U 'I ' R TAU RANT . , 2, H AY D E N S ES Q, OWENSBORUS MOST POPULAR STORES if 4 ,I ., SANDWICHES - DRINKS EI if . INTERSTATE STORES CO. It 1 4' 5 ELBA, KY. it II I I . I 1 In I 4, Q 1 AvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv'vAv P I I 4' 4' I 1 'P , I I :I 1 I . . er 84 Ons I I I 1 It DODGE PLYMOUTH OLIVER gi J NEW IDEA NEW HOLLAND P 1 ,E CUSTOM GRINDING SEED CLEANING I I I 4 In DIAL 2443 CALHOUN 1, if 4 1 P 4, I Congratulations TOM'S PEANUTS Congratulations FROM TRUMAN NALL BEECH GROVE, KY. Compliments of THE HAZEL IMPLEMENT COMPANY OWEN SBORO, KENTUCKY Compliments of M. C. MOO DY MCLEAN COUNTY JUDGE F E E C L EA N E RS CLEANING - PRESSING - DYEING HAT BLOCKING - LAUNDRY SERVICE PHONE 4461 CALHOUN, KY. Congratulations NICK T. ARNOLD JEWELER Congratulations DONOHOO BROS. CALHOUN, KENTUCKY Compliments of MR. 8: MRS. BASIL. YOUNG Congratulations Seniors ,...-...'.--niainnn--- .... ------ -,--vv.'.kl.---.--- GENERAL MERCHANDISE Wm. A. Robinson, Jr. GROCERY. FRESH MEAT, FEED AND HARDWARE PHONE: WEST LOUISVILLE 2431 DEALERS IN FRIGIDARE AND R. C. A. RADIOS ',','v',' 'v'i'-A-A-'Iv'- Complimcnts of J. P. CALHOUN AND SON GENERAL MERCHANDISE CURDSVILLE, KENTUCKY 4 E FRED AND BOB PHONE 1791 RIGGS ELECTRICAL CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 2436 FREDERICA STREET OWENSBORO, KENTUCKY CALL US WE ARE SHOCK PROOF v'.plG'v'vAv'-A. ...,,,1 Compliments of ALEXANDER- -- PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. 204 EAST MAIN ST. PHONE 862 OWENSBORO, KENTUCKY 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 1 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 3 'I I I .,.. Compliments of :-- .3 ff? 3 C3 RUDD COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE '2 I7 f' I- l JACK ALVEY I Compliments of 4 4 4 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 P P P I 'I 1 I 1 'I I ,Y .SMITH FLORIST 801 FREDERICA STREET 'I P P P CORNELL'S SHORT ORDER U . :I IOINENSBOROQKENTUCKY :I 'I PHON 216 WEST ard. ST. E 2324 P 3E 'I 'E E v'vAv'-2fYv'v'v'v'v'- 'I 3 l' ' . Comp ,ments of Congratulations P MESSENGER JOB PRINTING CO. ' Incorporated it Seniors P PRINTERS - ENGRAVERS -- BINDERS 1 C I I I 11 CURTIS RIGGS OWENSBORO, KENTUCKY 3 1: -7 I I I f .'. 4 LLLLL I 1: 'E 'P :I . , . :' Q I 0 5: 'v - ' ' g . I Longmlulatzons ' 3 Congratulatzons 'I gl :I i-1 . ,, J lg Ig Ig 4, 'I BAPTIST BOOK STORE E, WOOLWORTH 5 8: 'IO STORE 1, 1, 3, OWENSBORO, KENTUCKY OWENSBORO, KENTUCKY 1: 1I 1 EI ii 1: 'I 1, 1, it I M-.'.,,v. 6AlV:vA.'-'rv' 1, tb tr r 'P 'r r 'r 4 4 COMPLIMENTS OF Everett Lucas BREEDER OF PUREBRED ABERDEEN ANGUS CATTLE F. F. A. AND 4-H BOYS SHOW CALVES BUS SERVICE FOR CHURCH OUTING PICNICS ETC. BEECH GROVE, KENTUCKY 'r 4 r 'r 'r :r tr jf tn tr D 4 4 UPTOWN CAFE OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY THE HOME OF FINE FOODS 211 WEST MAIN STREET OWENSBORO, KENTUCKY Compliments of BOYD JACKSON ELECTRICAL WORK AND HOUSE PAINTING b P P P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 gl S r 4 r 4a 'r 4 ,r r 'i v 'r 'r 4 v P P P 4 P 'W COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. Rudd, Som 84 CQ. INSURANCE SINCE 12354 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 4 I l me caan mfing 0 MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY McLEAN COUNTY HARDWARE CO., Inc. Hardware - Paints - Stoves and Ranges - Farm Implements - Seeds Fencing - J. I. Case Implements Dial 2351 Calhoun, Ky. McLEAN COUNTY NEWS The Only Newspaper in the World Dedicated to the Welfare of McLean County. Landon Wills, Editor LESLIE BOYLE Farm Machinery 8: Implements Repaired Electric Welding and Woodwork a Specialty Beech Grove, Ky. BACHMAN IMPLEMENT CO. McCormick-Deering Farm Implements Farmall Tractors International Motor Trucks Refrigeration Sherwin-Williams Paints Weed-Noo-More Sales and Service Phone 43-R-3 Calhoun, Ky. COMPLIMENTS OF Muster Funeral Home CALHOUN, KENTUCKY MRS. J. W. MUSTER, JR. JOHN W. MUSTER, III EARL NV. SANDEFUR A CENTURY OF SERVICE Compliments of The Farmers' Co-op. Store Purchasing and Marketing Service for Farmers 1203 West Ninth 'Street Phone 253 Roofing - Fencing - Home Appliances -- Feed - Seed - Fertilizer Owensboro, Kentucky SENIORS!! Buy Your Graduation Watch at Hil1man's HILLMAN 'S Quality Jewelers 115 W. 2nd Street Owensboro, Kentucky --t-ir ----- - ' Cnnlplinzurts of Compliments of MATTlNGl.Y'S STORE MR. 8: MRS. C. T. WIGGINS ' v v Av-v----v-.-.-v-:v-.-.fvvv-. ----rv--v -,-,-v-.-v-. -v-v'- '-'-'-'v'v'- 4 4 4 4 COIVIPLIMENTS OF Gene and Jimmie PRODUCTS OF FIRESTONE DEALERS YOUR KAISER-FRAZER DEALER Evans faxutc Sales v4.4.-.+.-.-v-.fvv-va-v-v-.-Av-v-. 'v'-A-'v--Y-fvvxAAA,, CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS E. M. PHILLIPS -.-v-.-.-v-.A.4 -vvv-v-.-fvv-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- COMPLIIIENTS OF RADIO CENTER W V J S FIRST IN SPORTS All FH HARRALSON SEED CCIIPANI Fencing, Roofing Hardware and Fertilizer Operators ' Jinmw Harrelson, Rudy White Phone 31539 Owensboro, Ky. BETTER YOUR HOME-BETTER YOUR LIVING ST. ANN FURNITURE CO. INCORPCRATED GILBERT HARRLS ON-PRESIDENT 319-321 ST. ANN ST. PHONE 36214 Owensboro , Ky. SllI'1'H'S DRUG STCRE f I' E.s. fmsHm,,,fHIi5. 1 4 ,f P . H ,,... O I, N E 2161 LIVERMORE, KENTUCKY 1 5 x 1 , Q 'Q l W