Dupont Manual Training High School - Crimson Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1958 volume:

K i A-.f,-. M-. Al. 2 s S E 5 i E 3 s ' 'L 'NSN FW 1 I prerenting the 1 958 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF duPONT MANUAL HIGH SCHOOL LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Our mos! Wlbmmzlfle ffl?fl0:qfIfS af Manual v - i i l , . Three years ago we walked ' if into a huge, cold, impersonal ' building and felt very small and a little frightened. Since that day we have become an integral part of Manual. The school no longer seems cold and impersonal. lt is warm and friendly. A place where we spend nearly as much time as we do at home. Ti Talent shows, pep assemblies, games, con- certs, dances, and many other activities have drawn us closer to one another. We have celebrated victories and taken defeats in our stride. Past class days we have viewed as interested spec- tators, but apart from it all. That it would soon happen to us seemed iust a dream for the future. Then - after so much time - the first senior meeting. Other senior meetings followed, and taking the senior seats in assembly became perfectly natural. Now it is almost finished. Soon we leave the routine that has become familiar. There are places in all walks of life waiting to be filled. We have no idea what is to come, but we will always have our memories. They will live forever. Miss Marian M. Walsh I l In appreciation for the knowledge of English you have given many of us and for your fine work with the F. T. A., the senior class of 1958 is very proud and happy to dedicate the Crimson to you, Miss Walsh. Those of us .who have associated with you will always he indebted to you in many ways and will remember you when reviewing our days at Manual. We wish you happiness and continued success in the future. Page Four Wm A iffli y ,H A. ,,,Z, , -K .L li V I I The Senior class of 58,' is proud indeed to dedicate our Crimson to Mr. Ralph Kimmel. We hope in some small way this will serve to express our appreciation for a job well done as our teacher and as well as our coach. Page Five Mr. Ralph Kimmel ADMINISTRA T10 f MR. A. J. RIES Principal MR. VAUCHN STEVENS MISS MABEL O. MARTIN Assistant Principal Assistant Principal MISS HATTIE E. BOYD MR. WILLIS F. COBBS MR, E, O, EIKEN Dean of Girls ASSiSfHDt Principal Dean of Boys Page Six THE PRINCIPAL A. J. RIES, A.B., University of Louisville, M.A., University of Louisville, Graduate Study, Peabody College, Pennsylvania State College. ASSSTANT PRINCIPALS MABEL O. MARTIN, B.A., University of Louisville, M.A., Columbia University, Grad- uate Study, Columbia University. VAUGHN M. STEVENS, A.B., Western Ken- tucky State College, M.S., Indiana Univer- sity, Graduate Study, Indiana University. ASSISTANT PRI NCIPAL, JUNIOR DIVISION LOUIS F. COBBS, B.S., State Teachers' College, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, M. Ed., University of Louisville. DEAN OF GIRLS HATTIE E. BOYD, A.B., University of Ken- tucky, Graduate Study, University of Louis- ville, University of Kentucky. DEAN OF BOYS E. O. EIKEN, B.S., The Stout Institute, University- of Wisconsin, University of Louisville, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky, University of Louisville. OFF-ICE STAFF NELL CART, Owensboro Senior High School. DORIS L. HASSLER, Louisville Normal School, University of Louisville. JULIA MASHBURN, A.B., University of Louisville, Louisville Normal School, St. Helena Commercial School. GLADYS B. YORK, Ashland School of Com- merce, Bowling Green Business University. ENGLISH JULIA OWENS AUBREY, A.B., Oklahoma Baptist University, A.M., George Peabody Co lege for Teachers, Graduate Study, University of Michigan, Vanderbilt Univer- sity, American Academy. C. A. BENNETT, B.A., Berea College, M.A., University of Kentucky. FACULTY CLARENCE A. BEUTEL, LL.B., University of Kentucky, University of Louisville, Post Graduate, Yale University. JOHN A. BIRD, B.A., Indiana University, M.S., in Education, Indiana University, Graduate Study, University of Wyoming, University of Maine. 'LOUISE EAGER, B.A., University of Louis- ville, M.A., University of Washington, Grad- uate Study, University of Chicago, Columbia University, University of Washington, Uni- versity of Louisville. JULIETTE FRANTZ, B.S. in Education, University of Louisville, M.A., Columbia University, Graduate Study, Oxford Uni- versity and Cambridge University CEnglandJ. LYMAN P. HAILEY, A.B., Mississippi College, Summer Term, Georgetown College, Grad- uate Study, University of Louisville. N. C. HAMMACK, A.B., Western Kentucky, Western State College, M.A., University of Louisville. CHRISTINE HOPKINS, A.B., University of Kentucky, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky, University of Louisville, Western State Teachers' College. RALPH C. KIMMEL, A.B., Wabash College, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky, Georgetown College, University of Louisville. MERCEDES ROSEBERY, B.A. and M.A., University of Louisville, Graduate Study, University of Wisconsin, University of Southern Califomia. DONALD G. SMITH, A.B., Franklin College, A.M., Columbia University. JOHN W. TURNER, Union University, B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A., George Peabody College. MARIAN MACFARLANE WALSH, Randolph- Macon Woman's College, Florence fAla- bamal State Teachers' College, B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers, Columbia University Teachers, College, M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. 'On leave of absence 1957-'58 SOCIAL STUDIES EDNA BROWN, Di loma Louisville Normal School, B.S. in Ejducation, University of Louisville, M.A., University of Louisville. JAMES V. CASILLG, B.S. in Education, Duquesne University, M.A., Indiana Uni- versity. JAMES W. ELLISON, B.A., Murra State College, M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. GEORGE D. HAGAN, A.B., University of Kentucky, M.A., University of Kentucky, Graduate Study, University of Virginia. , Page Seven JOE C. HOWARD, A.B., Western Kentucky State College, M.A., University of Kentucky, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky. ALMA OWENS, Teachers' Certificate, Eastern Kentucky State Normal, A.B., University of Kentucky, M.A., University of Wisconsin, Graduate Study, University of Minnesota, University of Louisville. LOUISE SHELLEY POWELL, A.B., Uni- versity of Louisville, M.A., University of ouisville-with Thesis, Graduate Study, University of Louisville, University of Ken- tucky, Indiana University. E. V. PURNELL, B.S., Southem Illinois University, M.S., University of Illinois, Graduate Study, University of Louisville. MATHEMATICS M. D. BERSOT, B.S., Eastern State Collelge, M.A. in Education, University of Kentuc y. JAMES DISTLER, B.S., Murray State College, M.A., University of Kentucky. BEN HORD, JR., B.S., Eastern Kentucky State College, M.A., George Peabody College. PATRICK M. PAYNE, A.B., Westminster College, M.A., University of Kentucky. C. A. STOKES, A.B., Lombard College, A.M., Qhlio State University, University of Louis- V1 e. BRUCE B. VANCE, B.S. and M.S., University of Louisville, Ph.D., University of Chicago. SCIENCE KENNETH RAY CALLAHAN, A.B. in Edu- cation, University of Kentucky. ,IOSIAH M. CHURCH, B.S., Indiana State Teachers, College, M.A., Indiana University, Graduate Study, University of Colorado. GEORGE L. FORTNEY, B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan College, Ph.M. in Physical Chem- istry, University of Wisconsin, University of Colorado. ROBERT P. KERR, B.S., University of Louis- ville, M.S., University of Kentucky, Graduate Study toward doctorate degree, University of Louisville School of Medicine, George Peabody College, University of California, University of Indiana, Member of numerous scientific expeditions in the West Indies and South America for zoos. KEARNEY KLINE, B.S. in Electrical En- gineering, Purdue University, Graduate Study, University of Louisville, University of Kentucky, Georgetown College, Ball State College. T. R. MILAM, B.S. and M.A., Western Ken- tucky State College, Ohio State University. F. B. RICHARDSON, B.S., University of Louisville, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky. MARGARET SHEEGOG, A.B. and B.S., Western State Teachers' College, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky, M.A., Uni- versity of Louisville. Page Eight ,AH PAULINE K. STEIN, B.S., University of Louisville, M.A., University of Louisville, Graduate Study, University of Chicago, Vlqestern State Normal, University of Louis- Vl e. LANGUAGE FRANCES L. DUNAWAY, Randolph-Macon Woman's College, B.A., University of Louis- ville, M.A., Northwestern University. ERNESTINE GIVENS, A.B., University of Louisville, Graduate Study, University of Louisville. EDGAR F. HUDKINS, B.A., University of the South, M.A., University of Louisville, Graduate Study, Georgetown College, Uni- versity of Kentucky. HELEN THOMPSON, B.S., Kentucky Wes- leyan, Graduate Study, University of Pennsylvania. INDUSTRIAL ARTS LAWRENCE F. BISCHOF, B.S. in C.E., University of Kentucky, LL.B., University of Louisville. VAN R. CATLETT, JR., B.S., Western Ken- tucky State College, M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. L. J. CHARMOLI, B.S., LaCrosse State Teachers' College, M.A., University of Kentucky. R. P. DANIEL, B.S., University of Louisville, University of Kentucky, Georgetown College. RAYMOND FULKERSON, B.S., Western State Teachers' College, M.A., University of Louisville. JOE HUGHES, A.B., University of Kentucky, B.S. in C.E., University of Kentucky, Grad- uate Study, Harvard University, M.S., University of Louisville. TULLY B. ROBB, University of Louisville, University of Kentucky. ARTHUR M. ROESSLER, B.S. in Industrial Arts, Indiana State Teachers' College. LOUIS H. ROGGE, B.S., M.S. in Industrial Education, The Stout Institute, Dunwoodie Institute, University of Louisville, University of Kentucky. S. F. THORPE, james Millikin University, B.S., University of Louisville. LAWRENCE I. TRAUTWEIN, B.S., Univer- sity of Louisville, Graduate study, University of Kentucky, The Stout Institute. RAYMOND A. TRAUTWEIN, B.S., Univer- sity of Louisville, LL.B., Jefferson School of Law, M.A., University of Louisville. LESLIE L. WELLS, University of Louisville, University of Kentucky. ART LAURA E. K. GREEN, Louisville Normal School, B.S. in Education, University of Louisville, M.A., Columbia University, Art Center of Louisville, Allen R. Hite Institute, Indiana Herron Art Institute, Nazareth College. HOME ECONOMICS ELIZABETH BAGGERLY, A.B., University of Illinois, M.A., University of Louisville, New York School of Fine and Applied Art-New York and Paris, Graduate Study toward Ph.D., Columbia University, Other Graduate Study, New York University, University of Kentucky, University of Arizona. NELLE W. GHIPMAN, B.S., Kentucky Col- lege for Women, University of Kentucky. STELLA GREATHOUSE, Advanced Certifi- cate, Eastern Kentucky State College, B.S., George Peabody College, M.A., Columbia University. GRETCHEN C. SHIELDS, B.S., Western Kentucky Teachers' College, M.A., Columbia University: BUSINESS EDUCATION MARIE LOUISE FERNOW, A.B., University of Kentucky, M.A., Peabody College. MILDRED P. GILMORE, A.B., Chatham College, M.S., New York University, Grad- uateCStudy, Catholic University, Washington, D. . MILDRED H. LARSON, B.A., Parsons Gol- lege, M.A., New York University, University of Louisville. FLORENCE LUTZ, B.S., University of Louis- ville, M.A., University of Kentucky, Jefferson School of Law, Graduate Study, University of Louisville. ORA A. MATTINGLY, A.B., Louisiana C01- lege, Bowling Green Business College. GLADYS M. MURPHY, A.B., Asbury College, M.A., Ohio State University, Office Training School, Columbus, Ohio. DORIS NEWMAN, A.B., University of Louis- ville, M.E., University of Louisville. RUBY LEE PEDIGO, A.B., University of Kentucky, M.A., New York University, Columbia University, Indiana University. MUSIC - INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL ALBERT J. ASCH, B.M., M.E., University of Kentucky. ROBERT B. GRIFFITH, B.S., M.A., University of Kentuckyq GATHARINE S. HIGGINS, A.B., University of Louisville, M.A., in Music Education, New York University, Graduate Study, Columbia University. VIRGINIA SCHNEIDER, B.A., University of .Texas, M.A., Columbia University, Master in Music, Eastman School of Music. SPECIAL EDUCATION 'MELWYN ABRAMS, B.S. in Commerce, University of Louisville. MIRMA W. BYRD, B.S. in Chemistry, Univer- sity of Kentucky, Graduate Study, Wayne University. MARY M. ROBERTSON, B.S. in Education, University of Louisville, M.A. in Education, University of Cincinnati, Graduate Study in Sight Saving, Graduate Study, Mexico City State College. EMILY HALL SMITH, B.S. in Education, University of Louisville, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky, University of Louisville, Wayne University. HEALTH COUNSELORS GARNET M. DIXON, B.S., Math and Chem- istry, Eastern State College. NOELLA F. TATE, Graduate of Practical Nursing at General Hospital, Graduate of Erie Business College, Erie, Pa. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH WILLIAM JASPER, B.S., University of Tennessee. DORRIS MONTGOMERY, B.S., George Pea- body. College, M.A., University of Kentucky. NELLIE PATTERSON, B.S., University of Louisville, Indiana University. JAMES RIFFEY, B.E. in Arts and Sciences, Tulane University. HEAD LIBRARIAN THELMA SLOAN, A.B., University of Ken- tucky, B.S. in Library Science, Columbia University, Graduate Study, University of North Carolina, University of Cincinnati. LIBRARIANS 'MARY E. DEARING, Stuart Hall, Stanton, Virginia, B.S., Nazareth College, Graduate Study, University of Kentucky, University of Louisville. JEAN FERRIELL, A.B., Western Kentucky State College. MARY C. HAMMACK, Westem Kentucky State College, B.S., Nazareth College, Grad- uate Study, Nazareth College. LIBRARY CLERK BEA PARFITT, Atherton High School, Louis- ville, Kentucky. 'Leave of Absence 1957-'58. Leave of Absence second semester. 'Second semester only. H fl Page Nine The above picture represents those tcichcrs who wmted to hue thcir picture in the yearbook. Their co-operation 1S gre rtly apprecilted The Seniors would like to extend a warm welcome to the nine new teachers added to our faculty this year. Those in the picture are ffront rowl Mrs. Julia S. Owens Aubrey, Mr. Elwyn Abrams, and Mrs. Mary CCromwellJ Harnmack and fback rowj Miss Jane Savely, Miss Doris Newman, and Mr. Cromwell Hammack. Those teachers unable to be present were Mr. Albert Asch, Mr. Raymond Fulkerson, and Mrs. Vir- ginia Schneider. -it CLASS OFFICERS fm wfqw V 9 nb .,, .,, at K BOYD HURST President MARY Lo BAY s U giggrgsident Beret-'irycooli' 1 GAYLE PINKSTON JIM TYLER Co-Treasurer B , I Co-Treasurer v - ,ff K ,xy J X K: 9' N ' .- ' , gf' '35-2- - :jf 7 MPN MARY Jo WHITMARSH 1 Y LPXKHS Co-Editor ERIE? SCH 055 A B Sv- at 0-Edfffff1VE1e EDWARD TRACY ADAMS, Nickname-Tweety, Ambition- To -be successful, Activities-Student Council Alternate, Audio- Visual Service f2D. MARY ANN ADAMS, Ambition-To live a happy and fruitful life, Activities-Marching Band f2D, Concert Band, Secretary of Library Club, Term Honor Roll, Kentucky Future Retailers' Association, Student Council Representative, Publicity Repre- sentative CZD. ANNA MARIE ADKINS, Ambition-To get a Mrs. degree Activities-Orchestra 135, Band Camps CSD. GLENN SAMUEL ADKINS, Nickname-Sam, Ambition-To graduate, Activities-Varsity Cheerleader. CLYDE DAVID ALDRIDCE, Ambition-To be successful, Activities-J. V. Football City Champs I54, J. V. MD, Spring Practices CZD, Varsity Football KZJ, Varsity INV, M Club. ROBERT LEE ALLEN, Nickname-Bobby, Ambition-To have a Mercury like Lamkin's, Activities-I. V. Football, Spring Football QZJ. MARY JULIE ALSOP, Nickname-Sam, Ambition-To he a nurse or work for an Air-lineg Activities-Mixed Chorus, Stu- dent Council Rcprescntative, Orchestra. DOROTHY M. ANDERS, Nickname-Dot, Ambition-To be a good wifeg Activities-junior Achievement, Red Cross Rep- resentative QZJ. TEDRA S. ANSHUTZ, Nickname-Teddy, Ambition-To get my Mrs. degree, Activities-Marching Band 135, Concert Band, Superior', Ratings f3l, Brass Band, Band Camps KZQ, Sym- phonic Band. RUBY ELIZABETH ARMES, Nickname-Betty, Ambition-- To bc Mrs. Moen, Activities-Kentucky Future Retailers' Association, Student Council Publicity Councilor. Page Thirteen Q X - I -JA 'Tig' r 5 Qi: ,ya v. .wk Q 03 t rr., gg W...-1' 1 Z, . ..,., ,,.,V , ,. , . . 5 I 4 M . t I f-w e 1 - s fr - 'a ,mt.r, + vi Ye- 41 OLLIE F. ARMSTRONG, Nickname-Ollg Ambition-To get married or be a secretary, Activities-Year Book Staff, Honor Rolls, Mixed, Advanced, and Elective Choruses, S. C. Rep., Sr. Eng. Rep., Girls' Bowling League, Chorus M , Regional Chorus and Choir Superiors , Spring and Christmas Concerts 122, Out of This Worldv, Ghost Capadesn, Jr. Achievement, Traffic Duty. PAUL W. ARNETT, Ambition-To become the laziest person in the world, Activities-Honor Roll Certificates 122, Student Council Alternate. MARETTA FAY ATCHISON, Ambition-To be Successful, Activities-Library Club, Kentucky Future Retailers' Asso- ciation, Term Honor Roll. CHARLSEY LEE AUSMUS, Nickname-Lea, Ambition-To get my MRS. degree, Activities-Red Cross Representative, Home Room Crimson-Record Agent, Good News Club. ELIZABETH ANN BACHER, Nickname-Liz, Ambition-T0 be successful in whatever I undertake, Activities-English IV Alternate, Student Council Alternate, Traffic Duty, Honor Roll Certificates 122. ROBERT LOUIS BAKER, Nickname- Bullet Bobi' or Bob, Ambition-To be a civil engineer, Activities-Student Council Representative, S. C. Publicity, Mixed Chorus 122, State Chorus, I. V. Football, Varsity Baseball 132. BARBARA ANN BARRICK, Nickname-Barbie, Ambition-To go to the moon, Activities-Publicity Representative, Girls' Bowling League 122. ROBERT EARL BARROW, Nickname-Bobby, Ambition-To be sugciesisfulg Activities-J. V. Football, Varsity Baseball 132, ..M,, u I RONALD BARROW, Nickname-Ronnie, Ambition:To go to zollegeg Activities-J. V. Basketball, Baseball 132, M Club. BETTY R. BAUER, Nickname-Sugar, Ambition-Executive secretary or medical work, Activities-Student Council Execu- tive Board 122, Secretary of Student Council and Executive Board, Student Council Convention, Queens Court,. Ghost Capadesv, jim Dandyettes, Y-Teens, Library Club, Latin Club, Term Honor Rolls, Luncheon Duty, Traffic Duty, Shorthand Certificate, Typing Certificate. Page Fourteen PRESTON HARPER BAUGH, Nickname-Pres, Ambition-To live long and be happy, Activities-President of the All-Student Association, Outstanding Junior Award, National Honor Society, Baseball Team 132, State Champions '57, Varsity M , M Club, National Student Council Convention-Roswell, N. M., 7th Region Sportsmanship Association of Kentucky, CWOFATA 132, Term Honor Rolls, Mixed Chorus 122, J. V. Basketball, J. V. M , Jim Dandys 122, Talent Shows, Spring and Christmas Concerts. BETTY LOIS BAXTER, Nickname-Shorty, Ambition-To become a nurse. WALTER GERALD BEAUCHAMP, Nickname-Jerry, Am- bition-Public relations man of Thunderbird, Inc., Activities -Track Team, Delta Hi-Y 122, Jim Dandys, S. C. Repre- sentative, S. C. Alternate 122, Publicity Counselor. WOODROW WVILSQN BECK, Nickname-Woodyg Ambition -To conquer the world, Activities-Key Club, Marching Band 132, Concert Band 132, Clarinet Choir 132, Atlanta Trip, Lexington Trip for State Contest 122, Band Letters 132, Symphonic Band 122, Band Camps 132, Bristol Marching Competition, Spring Concerts 132, Danville Trip. ROBERT ALLEN BECKER, Ambition-To succeed, Activities -Junior Achievement, Marching Band 132, Concert Band 122, Clarinet Choir 122, Bristol Trip, Band Camps 132, State Contests 122, Symphonic Band 122, Spring Concerts 132, Band Letters 132. MELVYN BERMAN, Nickname-Mel, Ambition-To be an electrical engineer, Activities-Camera Club 132, Radio Club, junior Achievement. EARL BERRY, JR., Ambition-To go to Speed Scientific School via N.R.O.T.C.g Activities-National Honor Society, Term Honor Rolls 122, Swimming Team 122, hiv 122, M Club, Student Council Representative 122, Alternate, junior Achievement. 'EDWARD CHARLES BLACK, IR., Nickname-Eddie, Ambi- tion-To graduate, Activities-Golf Team. JON C. BLAIR, Nickname-Blair, Ambition-Join the Mickey Mouse Club, Activities-Radio Club 122, Hi-Y, I. V. Football. DONALD RAY BLAKELY, Nickname-Dong Ambition-To get out of school. 'Withdrawn jan. 28, 1958 Page Fifteen VW? qi. Ad? NO' fs-,ai 69' 'gf '-7 'YN 'W-'57 ...rv f ' iw J' l' 7 -'O' ba I IJ V1 1'-vu .J 'Ziff f if V-we DONALD BLANTON, Ambition-To be an electronic en- gineer, Activities-Radio Club 12J, Camera Club. DORIS JUNE BLANTON, Nickname-Red, Ambition-To have a happy life and be worthy of it, Activities-Advanced Girls' Chorus, Advanced Mixed Chorus 121, Christmas Con- certs 13J, Spring Concerts 127, Ghost Capadesn, Girls' and Mixed Choruses- Superior Ratings at Regional Festival Choir and Chorus, Chorus Letter, Girls' Bowling League 12J, Swimmin Class, S. C. Alternate, Typing Certificate and Pin, Shorthang Certificate. ALAN N. BLOCH, Ambition-To serve, Activities-National Honor Society 12J, Good News Club 13J, Marching and Concert Bands 13J, Chess Club, Concert Orchestra 131. ANTHONY BOHANNON, Ambition-To go to college. HAROLD BOOKER, Nickname-Tootsie, Ambition-To play professional baseballg Activities-J. V. Football, J. V. M , J. V. Basketball, J. V. M , Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball 121, Varsity M , Alternate Representative of Senior English Class. KATHERINE JUNE BOOZE, Nickname-Shorty, Ambition- To become a successful stenographer, Activities-Homeroom Alternate-Publicity and Representative, Les Aides Francais, Girls' Bowling League 121, Girls' Swimming Class, Term Honor Rolls 12J. DON P. BOW, Ambition-Test pilot for Hazel Bishopg Activ- ities-Hi-Y, Jim Dandys, Varsity Baseball, I Speak for Democracy Contest. BARBARA ANN BOWLES, Nickname-Bobby, Ambition-To be a successful secretary, Activities-Term Honor Roll, Book- keeping Certificate, Shorthand Certificate, Senior Crimson j..Sk1ff. SEORGE BREWER, Ambition-To live a happy, successful 1 e. JAMES BRIGGS, Nickname-Jim, Activities-Swimming Team, J. V. Football, J. V. M . Page Sixteen STANTON I. BRINCER, Nickname-Stan, Ambition-To be a minister of the Gospel, Activities-Radio Club C2351-Presb dent, Student Council Alternate. 'MARILYN ELIZABETH BROCK, Nickname-Liz, Ambition -To always ride in Don Baldwin's hot-rod, Activities-S. C. Alternate, Kentucky Future Retailers' Association, Library Club, Traffic Duty, Modeling in Fashion Show. Withdrawn February 5, 1958. JOYCE ANN BROWN, Nickname-Gene, Ambition-To marry a Rineyville boy, Activities-Transferred from Elizabethtown High School, Future Teachers' Club, Glee Club C4l, Home Economics Club, Library Assistant, Y-Teens, Library Club. NETTA FRANCES BROWNFIELD, Nickname-Net, Ambi- tion-To be a success in life, Activities-Student Council Alternate, N O M A Spelling Contest. , LLOYD WILLIAM BROWNING, Nickname-L. W., Ambi- tion-To be happy and successful, Activities-Band f3l, Orchestra C2l, Superior Rating at State Contest C2l, All- State Band, Publicity Counselor, I Speak For Democracy Contest, Youth Speaks . GLORIA BRUCE, Nickname-Glo, Ambition-To be a business teacher, Activities-Future Teachers' Club, S. C. Representative 121, S. C. Alternate, Traffic Duty fill, Honor Rolls, Advanced Girls' Chorus, Library Club, Kentucky Future Retailers' Asso- ciation, Les Aides Francais, Girls' Bowling League. JAMES C. BURGESS, Nickname-jimg Ambition-To graduate from medical school, Activities-Honor Society, Term Honor Rolls C3l, Track Team, Home Room Representative, Orch- estra- Superior in State Music Contest, All State Orchestra, Key Club, Youth Speaks , President of Orchestra, Orchestra 131, Section Head in Orchestra. NANCY LEE BURNETT, Nickname-Hank, Ambition-To always be happy, Activities-Lunch Room Duty, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Kentucky Future Retailers' Association, Honor Roll. LARRY DALE BURTON, Nickname-Smiley, Ambition-To see jean again, Activities-J. V. Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Football M , M Club. Get Q lu LK ft, A ' ' Y.: lf! N F'-7 K . ,N f - vu rs 'Ev Crt l L Odvvuj? X WILLIAM F. BURTON, Nickname-Bill, Ambition-To attend medical school, Activities-Senior Crimson Staff, K.H.S.P.A. Convention, Asst. Bus. Mngr. of the Yearbook. Page Seventeen -Pit r' 'l ,, . nr ft? K M - S, ' 5 . A at-Q 5 fb wf 1 fp R 'X hr .P 40: V V . ,I , , ' K ,:,, ,..,V I 'I' I 1 ALICE FAYE BYRUM, Nickname-Alfonso, Ambition-To be classified in the M,s, Activities-Student Council Representative 121, Alternate, Shorthand Certificate 1601, Shorthand Certifi- cate 1801, Library Club, Bookkeeping Certificate. LARRY LAVERN CAIRNS, Ambition-To be an engineer, Activities-Band Camps 131, Marching Band 131, Concert Band 121, Clarinet Choir 121, Symphonic Band 131, Danville Trip, Bristol Marching Competition Trip, Spring Concerts 131 Band Letters 131. JAMES WILFORD CAMERON, Nickname-Jim, Ambition- Go to college, Activities-Band Camps 141, Marching Band 141, Concert Band 131, Symphonic Band, Band Trips, Bristol Marching Competition, Spring Concerts 141, Band Letters 141. MARY L ISE CANN ition-To marry, Activities- Booklce g Certifica e M1 'f Us 4 Q W1 1 kpjxpv iff? A ,ff C. ETTY ANNE 1 N , Nick, I! etg Ambition- Bec a ' hemical e 'n rg Activi Transferred from r i Ind., Stu, t Council licity, Good News I b, Chorus, V. ring Concert, Christmas Concert, Cr' riting Club,t WOFATA, Future Medical Club. , nf EMILY ELIZABETH CARR, Nickname-Fi-Fig Ambition-To marry a certain Georgia Tech boy, Activities-Library Club 121, President of Library Club, Publicity Councilor 1351, Red Cross Representative. JUDITH GAIL CARSON, Nickname-Boody, Ambition-To be a secretary. CHEST A TE C SE, Nickname-Ches, Ambition-To be a usici ' Acti itie Symphony, Concert Orchestra. jywwf l I W AS Y, ' lg M.: 5 Ambition-To smile S S c g T. Q, . K ,H e , :- h ore oztzes ID 21 Band Camps 2 5' B L r pho i .3 121 Band Trip to Dan- . L. ,,,. :,, G f-,, . .. ,l y ing Ce ficate Sp 1 , oncert. Q Qin' ,, BARA ANN CATLETT, Nickname-Barb., Ambition-To ' M, . -- .. ways remain a G. C., Activities-First Place Botto Art K-33' L 'ii ,gg xhibit, Scholastic Art Certificate, Honorable Mention Youth , 1, 11 Talent , Ghost Capadesv, jim Dandyettes, Art Club, Term A V '. ,, .g,Q,f1g Honor Roll Certificates. is Sle at 9, rr I .af an i -' 1 f ww.-' we m f-+: .. .3-Q.-1,-a.,.w.L1:fL1 ,fi -aw Q - ff .H 3 f '55f5: fiiEi:5819V z'2'sY!5lI'zi,.f1::7,. A. r I., .1 5' ' ' We f s 5.5915 T illf . T255 Y iiliifsxfwii-1'T f .ir Y wf if,+ . ?sesi:J5sifrzi?3E?3TilS55w1 1 71 .wh .wlisiiei-Hifi , ' H 2.152 ,,,,f,,,..,tr,,,. ,gf -new H V . ,L 2 f -I f '- ,a- Sw use . I 2 w..,qx,,, asa. 91 .- . Hg., ,. ,. . 1 f t avat a rs . .sa is W Q . .: ,gf ssazf' v-4 9 - S 4 Xe in N 1 P51 wee, W H ffl. ' I ff ww 6 5 +5 .LZ S '.A: Page Eighteen JOSEPH HENRY CECIL, Nickname-joe, Ambition-To be president of G.W.S.K.S.I. WILLIAM D. CHERRY, Nickname-Bill, Ambition-To get out of school, Activities-Crimson - Record. FRANCES ANN CHINN Nickname-Frankie Ambition To rr be an airline hostess, Actioities-Girls' Bowling,League. . DAVID PAUL CHYNOWETH, Nickname-Chyng Ambition- To complete Medical School, Activities-Latin Club-President, Marching Band 131, Band Letters 131, Concert Band 131, Brass Band 131, Brass Choir, State Contests 131, Atlanta Trip, Bristol Trip, Term Honor Rolls 131. BRENDA DIANE CLARKSON, Nickname-Little one, Ambi- tion-To teach school, Activities-2nd Vice President of All Student Association, Executive Board Member 121, Student Council Convention-Lexington and Eastern, Student Council Representative, Publicity, Alternate, J. V. Cheerleader, Girls' Chorus, Christmas Concerts 121, Spring Concerts 121, Mixed Chorus, Chorus Letter, Honor Rolls, Fall Follies , Ghost Capadesv, Senior Class Representative, Girls' Bowling League 121, Office work 121, Christmas Play. BETTY ELLEN CLEMONS, Nickname-Betsy, Ambition---To be a nurse, Activities-Student Council Publicity, Red Cross Representative, Future Medical Association 121. CAROL ANN CLOWERS, Nickname-Susie O, Ambition-To have a happy, successful life, Activities-Girls, Bowling League, Shorthand Certificate, S. C. Publicity, Y-Teens. JERRY ALLEN COAD, Ambition-To go to Speed Scientific Schoolg Activities-National Honor Society, Homeroom Repre- sentative, Homeroom Publicity Councilor, Golf Team 131, Captain, MH Club 131, Scholastic Art Awards, Annual Honor Rolls 121, Kentucky State Fair Arts and Crafts, Third Prize. LINDA LEIGH COLLINS, Nickname-Linda Bell, Ambition -To smile forever, Activities-Advanced Girls' Chorus 1361, Advanced Mixed Chorus 121, Christmas Concerts 131, Spring Concerts 131, 'Fall Folliesv, Ghost Capadesv, Choir and Chorus- Superior Rating in Regional Festivals 121, Chorus Lftters 121, Bowling League, S. C. Alternate 121, Christmas P ay. EDWARD GORDON COOK, Nickname-Cookie, Ambition- To graduate, Activities-Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Band Camp, Band Trip to Danville, Out of This Worldv, Ghost Capadesf' Page Nineteen 'F'-37' -...I fa, ,K -ji -v 'V'b ...Q 4 ...ef :CY ffl LLVL T , to tm P ff idea-,QW ak '5- fi' MARY LOU COOK, Nibkname-Lu-Lu, Ambition-To always remember Manual, Activities-Honor Society, jim Dandyettes 121-President, Student Council Executive Board 131, Pub. Chairman 121, S. C. Convention, Crimson-Record Rep., Term Honor Rolls 121, Alternate I. V. Cheerleader, Ghost Ca- padesn, Shorthand and Typing Certificates, Lunchroom Duty, Red Cross Rep., Secretary of Senior Class. CARL KEITH COOKE, Nickname-Cookie or Mudd, Ambi- tion-Go int business with my Dad, Activities+Marching Band 131, Concert Band 131, Clarinet Choir 121, Atlanta Band Trip, State and Regional Band Contests 131, Bristol Band Trip, Mixed Chorus, Key Club 11241, jim Dandys, Spring Concert, Band Letters 131, Symphonic Band 131, Band Camps 131. ANN ELIZABETH COOPER, Ambition-To do secregrial work, Activities-Bookkeeping Certificate, Good News lub 121. SANDRA LOUISE COUCH, Nickname-Sandy, Ambition- To be a hard tough WAC, Activities-Library Club, Future Medical Association, Bookkeeping Certificate, Girls, Bowling League. - MARY JOE COX, Nickname-Butler, Ambition-To be the first lady president, Activities-Student Council Alternate 121, Y-Teens, Term Honor Rolls 121, Christmas Play. LYNNE KATHRYN CRAIG, Ambition-To own a Thunder- bird, Activities-Associate Editor-Crimson-Record, Student Council Representative, Term Honor Roll, President of the Creative Writing Club, Latin Club, Girls' Bowling League, Spanish Club. BOB GALE CROUCH, Ambition-Be a minister, Activities- Term Honor Roll. WILLIAIXI LARRY CROWDUS, Nickname-Larry, Ambition -To go to college and play football, Activities-J. V., Varsity Football 121, Key Club. STEPHEN GLENN CUNNINGHAM, Nickname-Sneaky Steve, Activities-Swimming Team, Term Honor Roll. BARBARA JOYCE CURRIDEN, Nickname-Curly, Ambition -To become a vet., marry, Activities-Term Honor Roll, Publicity Councilor 121, Lunchroom Duty 121, Y-Teens, Senior Play. Page Twenty YVON NE DASHOFF, Nickname - Dutch, Ambition - To conquer the worldg' Activities-Delta Y-Teens 131, Vice President, President, Girls' Bowling League 131, Bowling Letter, Term Honor Rolls 121, Latin Club, Publicity Counselor, Crimson-Record Agent. JAMES WILLIAM DAVIS, Nickname-jimg Ambition-To graduate. IUDITH ANN DAVIS, Nickname-Judy, Ambition-To go to Saturng Activities-Term Honor Roll, Junior Achievement 121. RICHARD NEIL DAVIS, Ambition-Be an engineerg Actio- ities-Key Club, Boys' Bowling Team. ' -.,a.Jf,ea,!...ew.u.7'74-6- 'ij CLIFFORD STANLEY DEETSCH, Nickname-Cool lips Cliff, ,....,-is Ambition-To be first to land on Marsg Activities- M Club, Key Club, J. V. Basketball Manager, Varsity Basketball Manager. FRANCES J. DENTON, Nickname-Fran, Ambition-To make 120 words per minute in Steno: A 'ities-Honor Rolls 121, Jim Dandyettes. MARCIA E. ui M f f -Maggie, Ainbition-To su y n t- 5, - I vities-Future Medical Asso- , , 1 X' fr . K, p,, t d ' t oo 'v ,jk ciatio t- e o il l rnate, Publicity Councilor, Term Ho 0 ol, ' y. , 5' 7 x 1 X x I . 0 I , 0 MARY-ELLEN DOPPLER, Ambition-Live, love, laugh and be happy, Activities-National Honor Society, Senior Crimson Staff 121, S.I.P.A. Convention, K.H.S.P.A., Girls' State, Stu- dent Council Representative 131, Term Honor Rolls 131, National French Contests 131, Marching Band 151, Concert Band, Brass Band, Christmas Play, National Merit Scholarship Test, Kentucky Association of Student Councils Convention. DELORES DORSEY, Nickname-Lori, Ambition-To be a success, Activities-Term Honor Roll, Bookkeeping Certificate. Page T wenty-one Ita M3 ai HRS --if 0.9 1-al sqm IVE WIN' Xl YZ!!! ,far MARY ELIZABETH DORSEY, Nickname-Libi or Liz, Ambi- tion-To do God's will and to teach, Activities-Term Honor Rolls 131, Student Council Alternate, Future Teachers of America Club, Library Club, Crimson-Record Agent. KENNETH B. DOWNARD, Nickname-Rocky, Ambition-T0 graduate from Manual. i ,-. .Mff 1' and be ha , Activities-P ' C elo Qaisdn-Record AKE, Nicknlilne- 'cag Ambition-To live long Represe a' e, Christmas f fo 'EDWARD HOOD DRURY, - mbition-To be judy's boy, always, Actiuimgsrfiiiing all, Varsity Football, S. C. Alternate. LEWELL MAXINE DURR, Nickname-Max, Ambition-To happy and successful, Activities-Term Honor Roll Certifi- cate, Shorthand Certificate, S. C. Publicity Councilor, English Class Representative, Senior Play, Y-Teens. ROBERT STEWART EADS, Nickname-Stu, Ambition-Retire to Florida at 21, Activities-Honor Society CZJ, Varsity Track Team CBJ, Varsity Track MU, Mn Club f2D, Term Honor Rolls 137, 9596 Honor Roll, Senior Crimson Staff, K.H.S.P.A., S. C. Representative, S. C. Publicity Councilor, Audio-Visual Services, Junior Red Cross Rep., U. of L. Summer Scholarship Test, Merit Scholarship Test. VICTOR ROSS EARLE, Nickname-Professor, Ambition-Be a draftsmang Activities-Red Cross Representative. ALAN ECKERLE, Nickname-Ace, Ambition-Air-condition CCensoredD. EDWIN G. EDER, Nickname-Eddie, Ambition-To graduate. X ,MICHAEL R. EDWARDS, Nickname-Rodney, Ambition- W Sf 1, S be sficcessful KI hopelg Activities-Honor Roll, Senior Play, 'W At X1 'Transferred Feb. 11, 1958 Page Twenty-two DONALD E. ECCLESTON, Ambition-To graduate. MARIE K. EHRSAM, Ambition-To be happy and successful in life, Activities-C.VV.O.F.A,T.A., Junior Achievement. Q THOMAS JOSEPH EILERS, Nickname-Tom, Ambition-To be an electrical engineer. JO ANN ELLIOTT, Nickname-Sam, Ambition-To always be happyg Activities-Advanced Mixed Chorus, Spring Con- cert, Christmas Concert, Chorus Letter, Good News Club. JOHN ROBERT EMMERT, Nickname-Bob, Ambition-Be a tool and die maker. ROBERT ENTRICAN, Nickname-Bob, Ambition-To have a bad motorcycle, Activities-Jim Dandys, Term Honor Roll, Student Council Alternate, Asst. Bus, Mngr. of the Yearbook, Sr. Crimson Staff. PATRICIA ANN ERNST, Nickname-Patty, Ambition-To be an elementary school teacher, Activities-Associate Editor of Crimson-Record, Assistant Editor on Crimson-Record, S. C. Representative, S. C. Alternate, Term Honor Roll, Honor Rolls, Spanish Club, Typing Certificate. THOMAS L. EVANS, Nickname-Tommy, Ambition-To be a veterinarian. MICHAEL FALVEY, Nickname-Mike, Ambition-To be a pharmacist, Activities-Key Club KZJ, J. V. Football, Varsity Football, Spring Practice, Crimson-Record, Junior Achieve- ment, Key Club Convention. JOYCE ANN FARRIS, Nickname-Joyce, Ambition-To always be happy, Activities-Library Club, Girls' Bowling League CZJ. Page T wenty-three ,,rm ,.., ,V I wrlfrl, 'r , if L 'V . . ig .ff a1..,,,w.f, IANICE FELTS, Nickname-Jang Ambition-To get my driver's license and to graduate, Activities-Kentucky Future Retailers' Association. ELIZABETH LEE FEY, Nickname-Ish, Ambition-To be a secretary, Activities-Shorthand Certificate, NOMA Certificate. esi. , W6 C A ,J if Q 4 fjmif- . ,, ., if 51 - ,gJff'1g'fTTY JANE FIELDS, J To nge the Honor Roll, l ' Activities-Bookkeeping i ica . ,. -. ,Wh 43 '-23 CAROLE ELAINE FIFE, Nickname-Fe-Fe, Ambition-To wear a Male High class ring, Activities-Kentucky Future Retailers, Association, Les Aides Francais, Library Club, Traffic Duty. CAROL LAVERNE FICGE, Ambition-To graduate from college, Activities-Good News Club, Term Honor Roll. DONALD FILMER, Nickname-Don juan, Ambition-To have some ambition, Activities-Radio Club, Camera Club. ROBERT CHARLES FITZPATRICK, Nickname-Fitzieg Am- bition-To o to U. of L., Activities-1. V. Football, Varsity Football q2g5, Varsity Club. CHARLES FLENER, Nickname-Buxeyg Ambition-To go to Baptist Seminary, Activities-Marching Band, Governor's- Inaugural Parade, Symphonic Band, Ghost Capadesn, Radio Club QQJ, Christmas Play. WAJAM W DAVID AHERGILL, Nickname-Dave, Ambition-To be a ood old engineer, Activities-Term Honor Rolls, Varsity Basgetball 121, Varsity Spring Practice 421, J. V. Basketball, Key Club, NIH Club. KENNETH W. FOWLER, Nickname-Kenny, Ambition-To go to college some day, Activities-Band f3J, Student Council Publicity. Page Twenty-four MARCIA LESLIE FRANKLIN, Nickname-Mousieg Ambition -To be nicknamed Tiger, Activities-Honor Society-Secretary, Student Council 131, Marching Band 151, Concert Band 151, Superior Rating at State Contests 121, Crimson-Record Staff, Carnegie Scholarship, Orchestra 121, Term Honor Roll, 951 Honor Roll, Future Medical Association, Youth Speaksv, National French Test. SHARON ANN FRY, Nickname-Twinkletoes, Ambition-To get rid of my nickname, Activities-President of Girls, Chorus, Librarian of Mixed Chorus, Term Honor Roll, Girls' Bowling League 121, Traffic Duty, Fall Follies , Ghost Capadesp, Christmas, Spring Concerts, Regional, State Festivals, Les Aides Francais, Chorus Letter, Bowling Letter. JO ANN GADDIE, Nickname-Jog Ambition-To join the Clancy Clan, Activities-Student Council Alternate, Good News Club, Kentucky Future Retailers, Association. ALLEN KING GAILOR, Nickname-Allen, Ambition-To ride a satellite, Activities-Spanish Club. FERN GARDNER, Nickname--Turnip Lou, Ambition-To graduate and marry a millionaire, Activities-Good News Club. BETTY JEAN GASH, Nickname-Getty, Ambition-To become a nurse, Activities-Good News Club 131, Future Medical Association. KAREM SHAHEEN GEORGE, Nickname-Junior, Ambition -To stay young, Activities-1. V. Football Manager, 1. V. M , Spring Football Manager, Swimming Team 121, Co- Captain of Swimming Team, Crimson-Record Agent. MARGARET SUSAN GIBB, Nickname-Peggy, Ambition-To teach the blind, Activities-Adv. Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Typing Certificate, U. N. Club Treasurer, Good News Club, Red Cross Representative, I Speak for Democracy Contest, Spring Concert, Christmas Concert, State Chorus and Choir, C.VV.O.F.A.T.A., Chorus Letter, Ghost Capadesf' DEAN XVINSTON GIBSON, Nickname-Joy-Boy, Ambition- Chemical engineer or nuclear physicist, Activities-Sophomore Award, 9591 Honor Roll, National Honor Society 121, Student Council Alternate, Marching and Concert Bands 131, Concert Orchestra 121, U. N. Club, Vice President, C.W.O.F.A.T.A., Radio Club, Ghost Capadesn, All-state Band, Superior Solos, Ensembles-State Contest. BETTY PAULINE GIPSON, Ambition-To be a secretary, Activities-Term Honor Roll, Shorthand Certificate, Shorthand Pin, jim Dandyettes. Page Twenty-five , . . V -Y - w-vw. W ...W .,,.....,., .6- st Htl ,J oz gi g, fm 35' wif- if ,ge gf' 3 QR , ....mg.....,.s......t.,.c. -4-5 'ws vm 'CV' fw- an if Ari? '? 5' CHERRIE LEE GLUR, Ambition-To go to college, Activities -Term Honor Rolls 121, Student Council Publicity, Girls' Bowling League, Junior Achievement 131, Crimson-Record Agent. ROYCE HAROLD GOAD, Ambition-To be a draftsman. JACK GOLDBERG, Ambition-To be a lawyer, Activities- Student Council Alternate, Student Council Publicity. PAULA ANN GONZALES, Nickname-Pedro, Ambition- Graduate from college, Activities-Spanish Club, Christmas Play, Term Honor Roll. 2 'Q ow. in ,emi-me 1L.Jp,,,,-.L,f',,.1 Ji-1-flee, MA,,,,b4.MQN-4 EARLE CARROLL CLARK GOURLEY, Nickname- peecog Ambition-To go to college, Activities-Student Manager- Varsity Baseball Team, Varsity M , MU Club. GARY LEE GRAY, Nickname-Gary, Ambition-To go to college, Activities-Vice President of the Senior Class, I. V. F ootball, Spring Football, Varsity Football, Co-Captain Varsity Football, J. V. Basketball, Spring Basketball, Varsity Basket- ballg Track 135, Varsity Football M , Track M , hiv C u . HELEN SUSAN GREEN, Nickname-Helen Too, Ambition- To marry, Activities-Marching Band 135, Concert Band 125, Brass Band, Symphonic Band, State Contests 121, Trip to Atlanta, Georgia, Band Letters 131, Spring Concerts 121, Girls' Bowling Team, 135, Bowling Letter, junior Red Cross 121, Student Council Rep., Student Council Pub., Student Council Alt., Typing Certificate, Bookkeeping Certificate, Won Mother-Daughter Bowling Tournament, Tennis, Band Camps 12J. MARY LOUISE GREEN, Nickname-Blondie, Ambition-To have and keep a happy marriage, Activities-Advanced Mixed Chorus, Chorus Letter, Ghost Capadesu, Spring and Christmas Concerts, Y-Teens-Treasurer 125, Girls, Bowling League, Library Club, Les Aides Francais, S. C. Alternate, Drama, Good News Club. THOMAS DEWEY GREENUP, Nickname-Tom, Ambition- To own my own satellite, Activities-Radio Club 11353, Term Honor Rolls 131, Merit Scholarship Test. C. KENNETH GREGORY, Nickname-Kenny, Ambition-To go to Georgia Tech., Activities-Senior Crimson Staff, Chapin Hi-Y 121, Swimming Team, Chess Club, Boys' Bowling League, Drama. Page Twenty-six FRANKIE LOU GRIMES, Ambition-To be a successful secretary, Activities-Mixed Chorus, Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, Shorthand Certificate, Typing Certificate. PEGGY JOYCE GRIMSLEY, Nickname-Peg, Ambition-To live a long, successful life, Activities-Honor Roll Certificate, Student Council Alternate, Shorthand Certificate, Bookkeeping Certificate. BONNIE FAY GROOM, Ambition-Live, love, and be happy, Activities-Concert Orchestra 141, Salon Orchestra 141, Con- cert Band 121, All-State Orchestra 121, State Contests 141, Orchestra Letter, Orchestra Trips-St. Louis, Chicago, Indian- apolis, Frankfort, Florida, Out of This World , Ghost Capadesn, Fall Follies , Band Camps 141, Orchestra Librarian 121, Term Honor Roll, F.T.A. CAROL JEAN HAHLEN, Ambition-To become an ac- countant, Activities-Junior Achievement 121, Honor Society 121, Term Honor Rolls 131, Accounting Club President, S. C. Representative, Bookkeeping Certificate. p .,. . L 'PLEASANT ROBERT HALE, Ambition-To graduate and be a success, Activities-J. V. Football. BETTY JEAN HALL, Nickname-Birdie, Ambition-To have a happy successful life, Activities-Honor Society 121, S. C. Rep., Alt., Traffic Duty 121, Cafeteria Duty 121, Term Honor Rolls 131, 95516 Honor Roll, Future Medical Assn. 121-Presi- dent, Crimson Staff 121, K.H.S.P.A. Convention, Audio-Visual Aids, Ky. Future Retailer's Assn., Eng. IV Representative. HAROLD L. HALL, Nickname-Lavish, Ambition-Break the sound barrier on a tricycle, Activities-Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphonic Band, Mixed Chorus. MARGIE LaVERNE HALL, Ambition-To live a long, suc- cessful life, Activities-Accounting Club, Library Club, Tenn Honor Rolls 121, Honor Roll Certificates 121, Bookkeeping Certificate. MATT R. HARGAN, Ambition-To be an aeronautical engineer, Activities-Honor Roll Certificate, Term Honor Roll, Assoc. Bus. Mngr. of the Yearbook, Sr. Crimson Staff. ROBERT EUGENE HARGROVE, Nickname-Gene, Ambition -Be a sanitary engineer, Activities-Honor Rolls 131. Page Twenty-seven vw YQ' .X 'Z' .X fjiff was in .., , ,il 3' J Sa . ,... , 1 .35 'Z jx . , I o ,523 f ' , 1 . 0, Jibril, if 1 ,-f 's JOYCE ANN HARKINS, Ambition-To live happily ever after, Activities-F.T.A. 121, F .T.A.-Vice President, Adv, Girls' Chorus, Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, Music Festival, Chorus Letter, Good News Club 121, Ghost Cafmadesn, Publicity Chaimian 121, Red Cross Re ., First Ai Certificates, Term Honor Roll, Crimson-Recorcfj Agent F.T.A. Workshop at U. of L., Spanish Club, F.T.A. Convention in Richmond, Ky. BEVERLY HARTWEIN, Nickname-Becky, Ambition-To go to college, Activities-State Student Council Meeting, Execu- tive Board-Student Council, Latin Club, Term Honor Roll, Mixed Chorus 121, Advanced Girls' Chorus, Spring and Christmas Concerts 131, Chorus Letter, Shorthand Certificate. DARRYL GENE HARVEY, Nickname-Harvey, Ambition-To graduate, Activities-Term Honor Roll. JOYCE HAWKINS, Nickname-jerce, Ambition-To be a space-ship hostess, Activities-Mixed Adv. Chorus 121, Ghost Capades', State Chorus, Shorthand Certificate, S. C. Rep., Spring Concert, Christmas Concerts, Delta Y-Teens, S. C. Alt., Term Honor Roll, Chorus Letter. EDWARD WILLIS HAY, Nickmlme--Eddie, Ambition-To o to Cincinnati and study architecture, Activities-Spanish Clugb. JOY HAYCRAF T, Nickname-jolly, Ambition-To be an x-ray technician, Activities-Term Honor Rolls 121, Concert Orch- estra 121, Crimson-Record Agent, Symphony Orchestra 121, Band Camps 121, Orchestra Trips: Chicago-Frankfort-- Florida-Lexington, jun'or Achievement 131, Bookkeeping Certificate, State, Regio 'il Music Contests, Orchestra Letter, Sprixlifdcerts 121, mas Concerts 121, U. N. Club. o l'tlflC'ltCS Red Cross Representative es at Elmhurst Actwztzes Term ure Medical Association Advanced C TH 0 HEINA, N' me-Mart, Ambition-To obtain , B 5 . . . - f .E as -U. 1, , , i 1 JOYCE JEANINE HEMDAHL, Nickname-Joycie, Ambitkm -To own a big, beautiful Great Dane, Activities-Vice-Presb dent of All Student Association, Secretary of Executive Board, Term Honor Rolls, Mixed Chorus, Senior Crimson Staff Artist, Girls' Bowling Leagueudlim Dandyettes, junior Achievement, Christmas Play, Les A' es Francais, Art Center Scholarship, State Student Council Conventions, duPont Doll. V S dj? 1593- 1 Yi af . , N 1 'f X' W' J-1 ,f 1 MILDRED HENDRICKSON, Nickname-Mickey, Ambition- To be successful, Activities-Red Cross Representative, Crim- son-Record Agent, Kentucky Future Retailers' Association. PHILLIP REED HENRY, Nickname-Phil, Ambition-To have my slightest dreams come true, Activities-Christmas Play. Page Twenty-eight JEANNETTE LEE HIGDON, Nickname-Gigi, Ambition- To see French Morocco with Derlin, Activities-Christmas Choral Concerts, Spring Choral Concerts, Crimson-Record Agent. DITHA HIGHBAUGH, Ambition-To do my best in whatever I do, Activities-Red Cross Representative, Student Council Alternate, Kentucky Future Retailers' Association. GEORGE ROBERT HIKES, Nickname-Buddy, Ambition- To graduate this year. SONDRA DARLINE HILD, Nickname-Sandy, Ambition-To be a doctor, Activities-Student Council Alternate, Latin Club, Library Club, Future Medical Association. JANICE HINKEBEIN, Nickname-Fritz, Ambition-To enter the Medical Field, Activities-Term Honor Rolls CZJ, Student Council Alt., Publicity, Crimson-Record Agent, Future Medical Association QZJ, Program Chairman of the Medical Club, Volunteer Work, Ghost Capadesu, Represented Manual in Style Show at U. of L. JOYCE HINKEBEIN, Nickname-Susie Q., Ambition-X-ray technician, Activities-National Honor Society, Term Honor Rolls CZJ, S. C. Publicity, S. C. Rep., Ghost Capadesv, Future Medical Association C21-President, Volunteer Work, Style Show at U. of L. DANIEL CURTIS HOBBS, Nickname-Dan, Ambition-To Alternate. Z be president of the G. 81 H., Activities-Student Coundi, GJ V i t. CARNET SYLVESTER HOFFMANN, IR., Ambition-To be an architectural engineer, Activities-Varsity Football Managen, 125, M Club, Varsity M , S. C. Representative, S. C. Publicity CZJ, C. Alternate, Term Honor Roll. GLORIA ANN HOOD, Ambition-To always live on Happi- ncss Street, Activities-Concert Orchestra, Concert Band, Honor Roll, Term Honor Roll, 952 Honor Roll, Annual Honor Roll, Orchestra Trips-Frankfort-Indianapolis-Chicago-Flon icla, All-State Orchestras 135, Orchestra Letter, State Contests Superior , CSD, Band Camps f3J, Orchestra Librarian QZD, Out of This XVorld , 'iGhost Capaclr-s . JANE A. HORN, Ambition-To be a private secretary, Activ- ities-Student Council Representative, S. C. Alternate. Page Twenty-nine fin' j :.?' 4 , if A 1 X . ig K 1 5N if,5 , 5. as. mamm wr .- YQN- x . .I ...F 1 ,I il' an if i 'Q '11 ff-'ffv .fn '7 :7 if fd ,J 4 J -QP' 1 , if i gl l 'fflfliiffitgglezfi' - V g , V- ? Lfi-'f 1.3l'f'ffJrfLZlf ,Q i f gr '- : 41 W2 41 WILMA JEAN HORN, Nickname-Willieg Ambition-To be an airline hostess, Activities-Varsity Cheerleader 121, Home- coming Queen-'57, Captain of Cheerleaders, Cheerleading Conference-University of Kentucky 121, Student Council Rep., S. C. Alternate, Oueen's Court-Junior Year, Jim Dandyettes 121, Red Cross Rep., M Club. RANDALL HUBBARD, Nickname-Randy, Ambition-To be an electronics engineer, Activities-Radio Club 141, Audio- Visual Services 131. LEONARD WILLIAM HUGHES, Nickname-Boolcieg Ambi- tion-To be a good bookie. JUDITH HUNTER, Nickname-Henry, Ambition-To fulfill God,s plan for me, Activities-Future Teachers' Club 131, Latin Club 121-Treasurer, Girls' Bowling League 121, Junior Achievement 131-Treasurer, Annual Honor Roll, I Speak for Democracyv Contest. BOYD EDWARD HURST, Ambition-To live like a king, Activities-President of the Senior Class, Honor Society, Stu- dent Council Rep. 121, Chapin Hi-Y, Track Team 121, 952 Term Honor Roll 121, Business Mgr.-Crimson-Record 121, Bowling Team, English Class Rep., Athletic Board. SHARON C. ISAACS, Nickname-Shorty, Ambition-To help carry out Gods' plan, Activities-Adv. Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus Letter, Spring Concert, Christmas Concert, State Festival, Ghost Capadesn. RICHARD MARTIN JACKSON, Nickname-Dick, Ambition- To jump over the moon, Activities-Marching Band 141, Concert Band 141, Concert Orchestra 131, State Contests 131, Clarinet Choir 121, Symphonic Band 121, Band Camps 141, Spring Concerts 141, Christmas Concerts 131, Band Letters 14111 Atlanta and Bristol Trips, Key Club, Vice Pres. of the Ban . WILLIAM PORTER JACKSON, JR., Nickname-Bill, Ambi- tion-To be a chemical engineer, Activities-Chapin Hi-Y 121. SANDRA JOYCE JACOBS, Nickname-Sandy, Ambition-'I'0 be a reporter, Activities-CrimsomRecord Staff, Spanish Club, Girls, Bowling League, Les Aides Francais, S. C. Publicity Councilor, Spring Concerts 121, Chorus. CARL BENJAMIN JENKINS, Nickname-Bennyg Ambition- Be an educated bum, 'Activities-Spanish Club, Marching Band, Symphonic Band. Page Thirty GLENN JOHNSON, Nickname-Wyatt Earp, Ambition-To be a well-known somebody, Activities-Basketball 12J. BETTY JO JONES, Nickname-Jo, Ambition-To live a happy life, Activities-Honor Society, Shorthand Certificates 12J, Good News Club 121, Student Council Alternate, Crimson- Record Agent, Term Honor Rolls 12J. DERRICK ALBERT JONES, Ambition-Be an engineer, Ac- tivities-Football, Track 122, Christmas Play. MARTHA JANE JONES, Nickname-Janie, Ambition-To lead a happy Christian life, Activities-Accounting Club 1Treas- urerj, Good News Club 122, C.W.O.F.A.T.A. 131, Board Member of C.W.O.F.A.T.A. 121, Shorthand Certificates 1Speed and Theoryl, Bookkeeping Certificate, Annual Honor Roll Certificate, Worked in School Office, Clothing Class Style Show, S. C. Pub. Chairman. W .Lf J1 5, III, Nickrmtnie-Honorable Bill, Amtbi- Kf' . D J 1 'l ine se to b ealer, Actwztles-J. V. Football, Spring Qin l i- , andys. NANCY SUSAN KARCHER, Nickname-Poke, Ambition-To live a busy, useful Christian life, Activities-Honor Society, Editor of the Crimson-Record, Vice President-U. N. Club, President-Creative VVriting Club, Student Council Repre- sentative, Term Honor Rolls 12j, C.W.O.F.A.T.A., Youth Speaks . STUART A. KERR, Nickname-Kirby, Ambition-To be on the first ship to Mars. CORDIS RONALD KERSEY, Nickname-Red, Ambition-To pass English, Activities-Radio Club 11lQJ. MARY LOU KESSLER, Nickname-Lou, Ambition-Be suc- cessful in everything I do, Activities-Library Club, S. C. Alternate, Red Cross Representative. BETTYE SUE KILLOUGH, Ambition-To be the best teacher in the world, Activities-F.T.A. President, Latin Club, F .T.A. Club 13l, F.T.A. Convention in Richmond, Ky., Honor Society 127, 951 Honor Roll, Term Honor Rolls 133, Sophomore Award, P.T.A. Award, Shorthand Certificates, Typing Certifi- cate, S. C. Representative, Junior Scholarship. Page Thirty-one ITF' r saw . Nw, 'rg -jg! 'mt . 4 U Tags' - H 11 we my Q- . of .Lf 4 ,Qi 499' LOIS EILEEN KING, Nickname-Sky King, Ambition-To be Butchis girl, Activities-Kentucky Future Retailers' Association. NVILLIAM C. KING, Nickname-Kingg Ambition-To sleep all day, Activities-Varsity Football f2J, J. V. Football, INV Club f2l, Student Council Rep. 121, Art Certificate, Spring Football CZJ. i V ,Q ' ' . A . A il ' Yip R ' will lx iq, 'L fu.. ,J xl., ,5Q,,.x,1L,c. ?jfX i e Rv .l W K' N , - X ' 1,1 .- cf, 4 'BTV f VA X Y,...,' 5 I ,IS PAUL ANTHONY KNOP, Ambition-To own a '58 Cadillac convertible, Activities-J. V. Basketball, Varsity Football. SHARON LEE KRAEMER, Nickname-Doc, Ambition-Be an x-ray technologist. JON SEABROOK KYLE, Ambition-Live on the moong Ac- tivities-Latin Club, Term Honor Rolls. JOSEPH ERNE LAMKIN, IR., Nickname-Jay, Ambition- To graduate with class of '58. 'Transferred Feb. 12, 1958. Q IOTHY J. LARBERC, Nickname-Tim, Ambition-To go to its Actwztzes Spinlsh Club ,SHN . STR? gg? Q1 JHRISTIAN C. ,LARMEE,' Nickname-Chris, Amhiti0nTBe a. mechanical engineer, Actwztzes J. V. Football, Spring Boot ball Practice, Audio-Visual Services, Latin Club, English IV Representative. JOYCE ANN LAWSON, Nickname-Jody, Ambition-To graduate and marry Buddyg Activities-Transferred from Fern Creek. ROBERT GLEN LAYMAN, Nickname-Bobby, Ambition-To attend collegeg Activities-Varsity Football CSD, I. V. Football, NI Club QZJ, I. V. Basketball, Spring Practice Football CZJ, Spring Practice Basketball, Track CZJ, All-State Football Team. Page Thirty-two HAROLD WAYNE LEWIS, Ambition-To graduate. DAVID LEYERLE, Nickname-Dave, Ambition-To go to college, Activities-Varsity Basketball, Homeroom Representa- tive. BARBARA SUE BOLTON LILE, Nickname-Barb, Ambition -To have 10 children and die young, Activities-Publicity Council Representative, Art Club 422, Creative Writing Club C2j, I Speak for Democracy -2nd Place-Discussion Group, Junior Girls, Club. FLOSSIE P. LOGSDON, Ambition-To be a good secretary, Activities- Shorthand Certificate, Bookkeeping Certificate CNOMAJ Honor Roll Certificates 121. MARY AGNES LOGSDON, Ambition-To become a nurse, Activities-Library Club 421, Future Medical Association, Traffic Duty. FONTELLA LONGWVORTH, Ambition-To live a long, happy life, Activities-Kentucky Future Retailers, Association, Library Club, Student Council Alternate, Honor Roll. JOSEPH DANIEL LOVE, Nickname-Joe, Ambition-Em gineeringg Activities-National Honor Society President, Radio Club 12551, Secretary of Radio Club, Student Council Rep., ,, lr,-M , , W at r if ff 'R 16.9. ,Q vw ' K t .r in 7 I 12 I if-1Pl fi so f Student Council Alternate, Crimson-Record Agent f2J, Term , if do and Annual Honor Rolls. ' M , 7 1, f ' ' ' xf,w'X f' '3 GLORIA M. LOYALL, Ambition-To be a private secretar 5 ' . W QOH Actzmtzes-Honor Society, Charter Member of junior N.O.R ., M Accounting Club-V. P., Term Honor Roll, Senior Eng. C .rss Rep., H. R. Rep., Publicity Councilor, N.O.M.A. Certificate, Youth Speaks , Student Office Worker, Typing Certificate, Shorthand Certificates 123, junior Achievement- Sec., jim D yettes. Ac ities-Lib ary Club f 21, junior Achievement-Treasiircr, a Y-Teens 145-Vice President, Good News Club 122, irlsl Bowling League, Student Council Alternate and Pub- icity Councilor, Honor Roll, Bookkeeping Certificate, Short- hand Certificate, Typing Certificate, Crimson-Record Agent, Red Cross Rep., Bus. Manager of the Yearbook, Sr. Crimson S CAR M a private secretary' St. ristmas Play. V . ' X -Q D S LU UIST, Nickname-Doug, Ambition -To , ss' I h B average, Activities-j. V. Foo , Te or lls fill. 'E ' J we Page Thirty-three ff I 16 I s- M., , ,gf sit is ,Q f 3 as 12 sr 1 5 s. ei: if if A 4 5 L gm iff .,,56e5i'5...,.E 2 ,.,.,, 5 ,.... e........m,.,.. esef.,..,5w. ... ,pp ,.H,.., . 4 wipes? f 1 N. Q X 2 f 111' Nqr 11. 'QU' l ,.Jg, BETTY ANN LYVERS, Nickname-Itsyg Ambition-To have my own home, Activities-Les Aides Francais QZJ, Student Council Alternate, Kentucky Future Retailers' Association, Crimson-Record Agent. MARY EVELYN McBRIDE, Ambition-To become a secre- tary, Activities-Honor Roll Certificate. PAUL DOUGLAS MCCANDLESS 'kname-Mac, Ambi- tion-Takex d ou the wor 1 hty days, Activities- j. V. Elo al . ,gprin ' e. dr jf t . Egf Q9' be M M JA ES WMCZUR , Nickname-jim, Ambition-Be a top ranking draftsman. ROBERT BRUCE MCCONNELL, Nickname-Bruce, Ambition -Co to college, Activities-Honor Society, Band Camps 142, Band Letters 141, Marching Band f4D, Symphonic Band CZJ, Concert Band CSD, Clarinet Choir 12.1, Spring Concerts f3J, Lexington, Danville QZJ, Atlanta, Bristol Trips, Term Honor Roll, Student Council Alternate. MYRA MCCAHA, Ambition-Be a secretary, Activities-junior Achievement, S. C. Representative, S. C. Alternate, S. C. Publicity, Red Cross Representative. WILLIAM K. NICGUIRE, Nickname-McDl1ffg Ambition-T0 get out of school. GLORIA JEAN MCINTYRE, Nickname-Punking Ambition- To kill the Thunderbird, Activities-Ky. Future Retailers, Association, Girls, Bowling Team, Bookkeeping Certificate. 1 . Jw we ff We W 'ef ' E . WW DONNA SUE MCKENZIE, Ambition-To be a success in life. 'WALTER RUSSELL MCLAUCHLIN, Nickname-Pete, Am- bition-Be an auctioneerg Activities-Student Council Alternate. 'Withdrawn january 17, 1958. Page Thirty-four WILLIAM LARRY McNEESE, Ambition-Be an honorary Mouseketeer, Activities-J. V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Red Cross Representative, Spring Football. HARRY JACKSON MADDOX, Nickname-Jack, Ambition- Be an electronics technician, Activities-Radio Club 12321, S. C. Representative, S. C. Publicity, S. C. Alternate, March- ing Band 121, Symphonic Band, Concert Band, Traffic Duty 121, National Merit Board Test. PHILIP GARCIN MALONE, Ambition-Be a chemical en- gineer, Activities-National Honor Society 121, duPont Manual Radio Club, S. C. Publicity Counselor. SANDRA MAE MALONE, Nickname-Sandy, Ambition-To go to college, Activities-Term Honor Roll, Advanced Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Chorus Letter and Stripe, Spring Concerts 121, Christmas Concerts 121, Regional Music Festi- vali1 Superiog' Rating in State Festival for Choir and G st Ca a es . , A D Link , L,dA,,,, ff A-J 1211.61 gf ' Z1 N f mam' mvwf LE-J. '.e,.w:fJ. QVWL Mafia, .ww ' e wwf . ' 'U' A frxdu WILLIAM EUGENE MATHLEY, Nickname-Billy, Ambition. -To grow. MARIS L. MAUL, Nickname-Mary Small, Ambition-To own a Corvette, Activities-Yearbook Staff 121, Student Council Representative 121, Honor Roll, Term Honor Rolls 131, Les Aides Francais, Girls' Bowling League, junior Achievement, jim Dandyettes, National French Tests 121, Kentucky High School Press Association 121. BEVERLY JUNE MAYES, Nickname-Bev, Ambition-Always be happy and travel abroad, Activities-95Z Honor Roll, Term Honor Roll Certificates 131, National Honor Society 121, Yearbook Staff, Crimson-Record Agent 121, S. C. Alternate 121, Girls' Bowling League 121, Bowling Letter MU, Book- keeping Certificate, Shorthand Certificates, Typing Certificates, Les Aides Francais, Fall Folliesv, National Merit Scholarship Test, National French Tests 121, K.H.S.P.A. ROBERT ALLEN MAYS, Nickname-Bobby, Ambition-To be successful, Aciuities-United Nations Club 121. DONIE FAY MEACHAM, Ambition-Be a secretary, Activities -Honor Roll Certificate, Girls' Bowling League, Student Cpuncil Representative, Bookkeeping Certificate, Filing Cer- ti icatc. DANNY NV. MEREDITH, Ambition-Graduate and go to college. Page Thirty-five A U e -3 . lv? no-'Fl' -., ,.-., vt- gg' ,A -40 -if ,ug ff' 'J fr-:qv 49 1 at A' x x --6 '53 .SE 'I 5 l, ,ITY . f as -1- 1-1 2.9 iisy ..-.:.- AH- '59' M21 .it 'Y' fr 'Ya y arn.. . 1 f ' :-Q Mx: .m1fQzi1fA '-wwe frgfwrv J 9 ' fu .1f5f.'Zf-we g.f2tf.r?Ey,g gf, , f , T s5'zfl25EL3Jf'i . ?M.1I'fw7.f' r 1 i 1 1 A' 'w sr f f ' ' . ' rw? 1 3 if at 151551 TW if f. Q P 4 ,. F, ,,..,, ,W s . -. 1- K ' lJ . T?1L5 1, ' ' WA FEE :. FVI '1 ,- .nj - , A aaafms' J f l ,QQ '! 'Y lm-f ww--dl' 5 . 2 1' Wim NINA LEE MERTA, Nickname-Mertg Ambition-To go to college, Activities-National Honor Society 121, Vice President of Honor Society, Term Honor Roll, Student Council Repre- sentative, Latin Club, Future Medical Association 121, Typing Certificate. RUTH ANN METCALF, Nickname-Ann, Ambition-Become a nurse, Activities-Publicity Counselor 121. RONALD E. METRY, Nickname-Ronnie, Ambition-To graduate from college, Activities-J. V. Football 1Outstanding J. V. Trophy1, Spring Football 121, Varsity Football 121, Varsity INV 121, M Club, Term Honor Rolls 121. DALE E. MEYERS, Ambition-Be an architect and graduate, Activities-J. V. Football, Spring Practice. D NA E l -Donnie, Ambition-To be n air ' e st g C' ie rary Club, Delta Y-Teens, ud u -' A r A e, or Roll Certificates 121, Red C s t ' ing ertificate. ruses 21 Chorus Letter Girls Bowling Leigue 71, ling Letter Les Aides Frincus Fall Follies Ghost vadesi, Christmas Concerts 12 , Spring Concerts 12 , ional Festival- Superior', Rating, State Festival, Typing NICY LEE MILLER, Nickname-Nancy, Ambition-To ays be happyg Activities-Secretary of Girls' and Mixed ' - 1' . ' ' H ' , ' f 2 1, I. , . X, i wi., .. .,,,, .. ' 1 ' 1 tificate, Term Honor Roll, Traffic Duty, Queen's Court. JAMES MINKS, Nickname-jim, Ambition-To graduate, Ac- tivities-Marching Band 131, Concert Band 121, Symphonic Band, Band Trips 131, Band Camps 131, Band Letters 131. BETTY CAROL MINYARD, Nickname-Bet, Ambition-Live happily ever after. WILLIAM ROGER MITCHELL, Nickname-Bill, Ambition -To be a civil engineer. ALICE M. MOBLEY, Ambition-To be a bookkeeper, Activ- ities-Bookkeeping Certificate, Term Honor Roll, Honor Roll Certificate, Typing Certificate, Accounting Club 1Sec.1, jim Dandyettes, Girls' Chorus, Chorus Letter, Ghost Capadesn, Chorus Regional Contest, State Festival, Spring Concert, Red Cross Rep., junior Achievement. Page Thirty-six CHRISTA BELLE MONTGOMERY, Nickname-Chris, Ambi- tion-To be a missionary-teacher, Activities-Term Honor Roll Certificates 12-1, Publicity Counselor, Junior Achievement, Good News Club, Girls' Bowling League 121, Symphony Orchestra, Concert Orchestra 121, Chrxmmas Concerts 131, Spring Concerts 131, Orchestra Trips-Frankfort-Lexington-- St. Louis-Chicago, State Contests 131, Band Camps 131, Orchestra Letter, Art Club Trip to Cincinnati. DORIS MONTGOMERY, Nickname-Dottie, Ambition-To attend college and succeed, Activities-Shorthand Speed Cer- tificate 1601, Crimson-Record Agent, Ky. Future Retailers' Association. SYLVIA FRANCES MONTGOMERY, Nickname-Frankie, Ambition-Be a private secretary, Activities-Library Club, Shorthand Certificate. NORMA JEAN MOREHEAD, Nickname-Dagmar, Ambition -To be a success in whatever I do, Activities-C.W.O.F.A.T A. Club, Good News Club 121, Accounting Club, United Nations Club, Bookkeeping Certificate, Typing Certificate, Marching Band 121, Band Camps 131, Band Letters 121, Band Trips 5 . ' BOBBY WILLIAM MORRIS, Nickname-Big Bob, Ambition -Be an architectural engineer, Activities-English IV Repre- sentative. JAMES LeROY MOSELEY, Nickname-Sonny, Mo, Ambition -To buy a new Cadillac each year, Activities-Advanced Mixed Chorus 131-Officer 121-President in Senior Year. JANE ELIZABETH MOSS, Nicknamt-Tater, Ambition-To be an airline hostess. WILLIAM H. MULKINS, Nickname-Bill, Ambition -- To graduate, Activities-Spring Football, Varsity Football. . Zta! 35- C2 41417516 , ,Nff I, 4 G W! Q2figLJ97z4,L114w! TL? fi. Z- -'- f -,Y MICHAEL MULVIHILL, Ni kname-Thunderbird, Ambition -Be an engineer, Activit S-All V. Basketball, Honor Rolls. 1 1 fly 1 D GANNF 1 R , Nitin 0 with nd the c ui .s di So homore B l ertlflme Short d Ce ica '31 Pagg Thirty-seven ini f , N 1 n e- yn au ' Q , t' ' H- ut QN Aw , n r S - ty ort r, A erage ificites S. e . i r 'f' oqv ee . g ,W . , , X . 'X V, F 11' 2 S-1 IN A Rl R and 1N Ep tl th, s 131, ' 071, 'v s-ui -fx 'Nara' 5 '27 , .. .-7 , ff., ff. . ey., :iff -f f' 11 3 0' TTI? ,age- , ks W1 SEJQ s .. rf guts- QI ,M 2 L 1 -:qv - ' at .Algh s ew QL. uls. 'f ...af ', if -fs, 4 Pvc . -, ' J' A? CHESTER THOMAS MUTHLER, JB., Amllition-To CIO bigger and better things, Activities-Band Trip to Danville, Ky. and Frankfort, Band Camps 131. THOMAS E. NIYATT, Nickname-Ed, Ambition-Be an archi- tect, Actiuities-Crimson-Record Agent, -I. V. Sports. FRANKLIN XVOODBOXV MYERS, Nfeknume-XVoodyg Ambi- tion-To be somebody, Aetii:ities-Concert Orchestra 121, Sym- phony Orehestra, Les Aides Francais 123, Ghost Capadesu. REGINA NEFF, Nickname-Gina, Ambition-To become a registered nurse, Aetiuities-Honor Roll, Delta Y-Teens, Folk Dancing Program, Filing Certificate. SONDRA JEAN NEUMANN, Ambition-To do the best I can with what I have, Activities-S. C. Rep., S. C. Alt., Traffic Safety Convention, Girls, Bowling League, Typing Certificate, Shorthand Certificate. REBECCA A. NIMAN, Nickname-Becky, Ambition-To be- come an X-ray technician or attend U. of K., Activities- Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus 121, Chorus Letter, Ghost Capadesn, Publicity Council 12J, Christmas Concert, Spring Concert. XM if M ,J , If 1,7 I 'V' U GENE INTO iekname - Gene, ition - To gra . te. ij J!! fa Mb VIVIAN JUNE O,BRIEN, Nickname-Googee, Ambition-To marry, Activities-Girls' Bowling League. AW f I , . N1 1 A H ' , I AL, c me-Lover, Ambition-To sto . 3, -4' i urg' ' - . 'eeutive Board Senior i eprescntiti e Club 13D Secretlry, 600032, Q ,sd C111 1 . ' I . A 1. , -, ,f ' t,'j -I-a 'fZPr ' ,fy i1 Daniiys Pep C 1 . V. Basketball, I. I SHIRLEY A. ORR, Nickname-Tonsig Ambition-To be a private secretary, Activities-Publicity Councilor, Les Aides Francais 121, Accounting Club, Term Honor Roll, Ghost Capadesn. , Page Thirty-eight HAZEL REGINA PARNELL, Nickname-Reggie, Ambition- To attend college, Activities-Honor Society, Girls' State Alternate, Term Honor Rolls 122, Student Council Alternate, Girls' Bowling League 122, Latin Club, Delta Y-Teens, Hall and Lunchroom Duty. JOHN S. PARROTT, Ambition-Be a commercial artist, Activ- ities-Hi-Y, Student Council Publicity Counselor. MYRON M. PASS, Ambition-Be an engineer, Activities- Marching Band 142, Concert Band 132, State Contests 132, Band Camps 142, Bristol, Virginia Marching Contest, Sym- phonic Band 132, Clarinet Choir 122. SAMUEL T. PATTERSON, Nickmrme-Tommy, Ambition- Sell oranges to Male. DIANA LYNN PERRY, Nickname-Di, Ambition-Live fast, love hard, die young, Activities-Student Council Alternate, Office NVorker, Student Council Representative. CHARLES R. PETERS, Nickname-Charlie, Ambition- graduate from college with a degree, Ac Band 142, Marching Band 142, Regional and State Music - F- I Festivals 142, Band Camps 142, Atlanta-Georgia-Bristol- Lexington Band Trips, Band Letters 142, Symphonic Band 142. BETTY JEAN PHILLIPS, Ambition-Be a success in every- thing I attempt, Activities-Term Honor Roll, Christmas Play. WILLIAM PIERCE, Nickname-Bill, Ambition-To play pro- fessional baseball, Activities-Baseball Team 132, Marching Band 132, Band Letters 132, Concert Band 122, Band Camps 132, Band Trips to Danville and Bristol. SHIRLEY JANE PIGG, Nickname-Janie, Ambition-To be successful in whatever I do, Activities-Advanced Girls, Chorus, Advanced Mixed Chorus, Chorus Letter, Regional Contest, State Contest, State Contest for Choruses and Choirs, Spring and Christmas Concerts, Ghost Capadesn, Future Medical Association, Vice-President-Future Medical Associa- tion, Office NVorker, Sr. Eng. Alt. JANE GAYLE PINKSTON, Nickname-Pinky, Ambition-To live and let live, Activities-Term Honor Roll Certificates 122, Typing Certificate, Orchestra 132, Band Camps 122, Orch- estra Trips-Indianapolis and Chicago, Christmas and Spring Concerts, Co-Treasurer of Senior Class. Page Thirty-nine A 2 -i?KfK,Qi2Qg 'f'l.,1, f. ' A f 'f 1 .1 N 1 . ., ..-Li 4 eeszeaff-D. 1 i ffl -O' 5 1 1 4 S -r i 1 i Qi at :v 1 4 is , 2 5 E 2 J 1 . pppp, -f. ,Ji or 4- if ' LARRY FRANCIS PITCHFORD, Ambition-T0 be a Meth- dist Minister. JANE BRYAN PITCOCK, Nickname-Janie, Ambition-Live, love, laugh, and be happy, Activities-Term Honor Roll Cer- tificates Q3J, Student Council Rep., Red Cross Rep., Girls' Bowling League f3l, Shorthand Certificate, Senior Play, Bowling Letter M , Fall Folliesf' MARTIN JOHN PLAPPERT, Nickname-Marty, Ambition- To get a good job. SHARON LOU POORE, Nickname-Pixie, Ambition-Airline hostess, Activities-President-Girls' Bowling League, Vice Pres., Girls' Chorus, Queen's Court, Term Honor Roll, Christmas and Spring Concerts CZQ, Regional and State Festi- vals KZJ, State Chorus, Fall Folliesv, Ghost Capadesn, Publicity Counselor f3D, Les Aides Francais, Traffic Duty, horus Lett r, Mixed Chorus. WILLIAM ALFRED POTTER, Nickname-Skippy, Ambition -To be a chemical engineer, Activities-Chapin Hi-Y. MILDRED POULTER, Nickname-Mil, Ambition-To be a nurse, Actiifies- ccounting Cl b, Future Medical Asso- ciation 1 Wiwffzfifff? ' .wi gd' iii!-fW,,aE?,f,g,a. Jgim B TT LEE PRATH , Nickname-Red, Ambition-To love and be loved, Activities-Spanish Club, Girls, Bowling League 122, S. C. Representative, Red Cross Representative, Y-Teens, Drama Club, Senior Play. ' LaVIETA PRIDDY, Nickname-Veda, Ambition-To sign R. N. after my name, Activities-Honor Society? 125, Honor Roll Certificates QSJ, 952 Honor Roll, National Merit Scholar- ship Test, Term Honor Rolls, S. C. Rep., S. C. Alt., Crimson- Record Agent, Latin Club, Future Medical Assn., Ghost Capadesn, Drama Activities, junior Achievement, Queenls Court. GEORGE WAYNE QUINN, Nickname-Curly, Ambition-To beaome a chemical engineer, Activities-Audio-Visual Services C2 . BOBBY JOE RALSTON, Ambition-Become a nuclear physicist. Page Forty RONALD EDWARD REED, Ambition-To be a chemical engineer, Activities-National Honor Society. PHYLLIS ANN REID, Nickname-Phil, Ambition-Co to Mexico with Kenny, Activities-Typing Certificate. E R OL , 'c V g bition p'st for a afmxft' l 1 P.. lzkimjlpalc RDSON, Ambition-To graduate. ROGER LEE RICHARDSON, Nickname-Rocket Rogg Ambi- tion-To make a million dollarsg Activities-J. V. Football, Spring Football, Varsity Football, Student Council Rep., Student Council Alternate. VIRCIL PARKER RIDINCS, IR., Ambition-Be an archi- tectural engineerg Activities-1. V. Football, J. V. M , Varsity Football 121, Varsity NIU, Advanced Mixed Chorus 12352 Letter and Pin, Honor Society, U. of L. Summer Scholarship. LOUIS THOMAS RIXMAN, Nickname-Tommy, Ambition -To make good at baseball, Activities-Student Manager, Football, Baseball CQD. KENNETH ROBERTS, Nickname-Little Bug, Ambition-To be first to play basketball on the moon, Activities-J. V. Football, 1. V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball. CHARLES MARSHALL ROBERTS, Nickname - Marshall, Ambition-To get a red and white Corvette. DENNIS MICHAEL ROBINSON, Nickname-Denny, Ambif tion-Graduate from college, Activities- Ml, Club, Delta Hi-Y, Baseball MU CZJ, Baseball District Champs-'56-'57, Co- Captain, State Champs, Captain Baseball Team, '57-'58, Student Council Representative. Page F orty-one 3' ':,.'5' rl Q2 f-of ,SL iff' 'vi' af .fr IW fi? --.f.-.-..-,w.--w,-,----- - -- -- - - -- --- --- lei JAMES EDWARD RODDY, Z9Mame-Jim, Ambition- To be a success, Activities . FQ' tball, j. V. M , Varsity Football 125, Varsity rack, Delta Hi-Y, Key Club, Spring Football , .vu ,0 . TIMOTHY ROSEBERR Nickname - Tim, Ambition - To graduate from Manual. DONALD EDWARD ROSENBAUM, Ambition-Be an elec- trical engineer, Activities-Marching Band 122, National Honor Society. HILDA SUSAN ROUSE, Nickname- Sue, Ambition-To dance like Louie Ladusawg Activities-Student Council Alter- nate, Crimson-Record Agent, Senior Play. - A CY LOU ROWLAND, Nickname-Susie and Cootieg Ambition-To be an I.B.M. operator, Activities-Girls' Bowling League, Letter, Student Council Representative, Office Worker, Show Boatn, Spring Concert, Fashion Show. ROBERT F. RUDOLPH, Nickname-Rudy, Ambition-Bc a professional baseball player, Activities-I. V. Football, J. V. M , Varsity Baseball CSD, Varsity MD CSD, 'TW' Club. MARTHA CARLENE RUSSELL, Ambition-To be a secre- tary or I.B.M. operator, Activities-Red Cross Representative, S. C. Publicity, Chorus. CARL LLOYD SCHAFER, Nickname-Hot Rod, Ambition- To be a draftsman. NORMA SUE SCHAFER, Nickname-Susie, Ambition-To live, love, and be happyg Activities-Student Council Repre- sentative, Term Honor Rolls, Typing Certificate, Shorthand Certificate, Bookkeeping Certificate, Accounting Club, NOMA Spelling Contest. JOYCE JEAN SCHIENEMAN, Nickname-Pinkieg Ambition- To be happy and successful, Activities-Board of Directors- Youth Speaks f3l, junior Achievement 13?-Secretary KID, Jim Dandyettes, Student Council Alternate, Honor Roll Certificate, I. A. Radio Program-WAVE QZD. Page F arty-two IOHN DANIEL SCHMIDT Nickname Big Dan Ambition W To be is big as jerry W1ll1 uns little brother Activities Co Ciptun of Footblll Tenn Varsity Football J V Football Publicity Counselor, l IwI,' Club, Spring Football Practice 1213 fi? ' RONALD PAUL SCHNEIDER, Nickname-Porky, Ambition -To make something out of myself, Activities-J. V. Football, amen. nf' ,,....- Y CQ I I' EW BOC fn? .Nh 1754 J. V. MU, Spring Practice 121, junior Achievement, Boys' H I Bowling League. WALTER J' E sc I , Nickname-Jerry, Ambition -Become ' cl docto tiuities-Co-Editor of the Senior Crin mn, y Cli , and, outh Speaksn 131, Member of the s Staff, Vi si aseball, Jim Dandys, Good News Club, Ita Hi-Y 121 SARAH ANNE SCHULMAN, Nickname-Porkchopsg Ambi- tion-Get a college degree, Activities-Term Honor Roll 121, S. C. Representative 121, Publicity Counselor, Crimson-Record Agent 131, Concert Band 141, Marching Band 141, Secretary of the Band, Band Camps 14, Orchestra 121, Marching Band Contest-Bristol, Virginia, Regional Music Contest, State Con- test, Concert Band Trip to Atlanta, Georgia, Marching Band Trips, Naional French Contests 131. SHARON ANDREA SCHXVERI, Ambition-To go to collegeg Activities-Student Council Alternate 121, Term Honor Roll, English IV Alternate, Pep Club. SHEILA ADRIAN SCHVVERI, Ambition-Co to business college. a CHARLES ARTHUR SCOTT, Nickname-Scotty, Ambition- To be successful, Activities-J. V. Football, 1. V. KM . BARRETT BROOKS SCUDDER, Nickname-Scooter, Ambi- tion-To go to Purdue and graduate, Actiuities-Varsity Football Manager 121, M Club, Varsity M , junior Achievement. X565-Y ui vso.eS 'ha Q.. 24-BGL, my eu.. O1 free. 59 ASQ-o '5 if:-5 SQA: LQ, 5224 Y. ' x 5-S YQ RICHARD PAUL SEADLER, Nickname-Rich, Ambition- 5' ' To join the C-.W.S.O.K.S.I. QQ if V I-CN I -To 5 P J , LOWELL SHARPENSTEIN, Ambition-co to U. of L.,i1 Q- ff 2. become a draftsman. X 523 ei Page F orty-three f ? 'CT ,,. G 4 'A I ROGER LEE SHORT, Nickname-Crunch, Ambition-To go to collegeg Activities-T rack Team, Key Club Treasurer, Sec- retary-Delta Hi-Y, Senior English Representative. Q., f, -, of Iwi' SHIRLEY JEAN SIMPSON, Ambition-Always findfmiafsd, happy in lifcg Activities-Cliristmas Play, S. C. Alternate CZD, Future Medical Association, Publicity, Library Club, Girls, Bowling League CZD, Typing Certificate, Shorthand Certificate. LAWRENCE JOSEPH SINKHORN, Nickname-Larry, Ambi- tion-To go to college. ROY SKARL, IR., Nickname-Squirrel, Ambition-To be an architect, Actiuitics-Crimson-Record Agent. A X L, S IRLEY N SLUDER, Ambition-To be successful, Activ- fii t gl iti -jup r Achievement, Bookkeeping Certificate, S. C. Emvi 1. Altc z qi Crimson-Record Staff. f ,. 1 . 2 f' s f C -.,' IO C. SMART, Nickname-Bosco, Ambition-To go to I ff' 'X 44' X Xcoiwleg Activities-Varsity Football CZJ, Varsity Mn QZI, '1'7'.. Md kv I ' sity asketball-Team Captain QZD, Varsity Mu 125, arsityNB. seball, Varsity M , I. V. Football, j. V. Basketball, , Q' A ey Club, M Club, Executive Board of Student Council. 9-A N J 3. 'ie '.T'f?v sd' if 'Q-oi JAMES HEN SMIT , Nickname-jim Bowie, Ambition- To graduate. ,e4Jz,.,,4,,-4 WGQMZKMZ THELMA MARIE SN cknz1me-Tziiiiiiiyg Ambition- To graduate from Manualg Activities-Future Retailers, of Kentucky Assn., Term Honor Roll Certificate CZJ, Annual Honor Roll, S. C. Alternate, S. C. Publicity, Les Aides Francais, Girls' Bowling League. LINDA DEAN SPICER, Nickname-Tiger, Ambition-To climb the Eiffel Tower in France, Activities-S. C. Publicity Councilor, Latin Club. EDWIN O. SPIES, Nickname-Eddie, Ambition-To attend college and take up engineering, Activities-J. V. Football, S. C. Publicity, S. C. Alternate. Page F arty-four GAYLE L. STEVENSON, Ambition-To go to South Carolina, Activities-J. V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball. MOBEY GLENN STINSON, Ambition-Success, happiness, peace with God, Activities-National Merit Scholarship Test, National Honor Society. CHARLES EDWVARD STIVERS, Ambition-To graduate from Manual. j! , OL STU EO Niekna I Ambition in c a uc Co 1 r Pub 1Ll un lor n e s St lte Contest DW Lai J o a S z 2 ' ' ' ' ' ' - . Ia O -s , 't lf Al e, l' -'ty C Ba p C4 lri ' 1 J , ert che a T . St L s Cali go-Indianapolis, ' ' -' a C ' t i - C ' X H ,f O tr., S g . , . , a 4 L - - -' ' O 1 ll a F il v1r1 Violin Act: :ti ncet Mistress of oars p to IIICI on or Music Summer essio U, o . s '1 n '1 hristnns Concerts hts Gl s lDlLlSS Oucc K ourt, Secretary of GBEBNIECE JUNE STURGILL, Nickname-Blonclieg Amili- if Q tion-Marry a millionaire, Activities-jim Dandyettcs, Ghost Capadesu. JOHN TBENTON SULLIVAN, Niclcname-johnny, Ambition -Be a commercial artist or engineer. 'WVithdrawn january 29, 1958. ROBERT HALL SUMSER, Nickname-Sumps, Big Bob, Am- bition-To own world's fastest carg Activities-J. V. Football, Spring Football, Delta i-Y, Student Council Alternate. . K Kg X . ' J' fi 4 1 1 - ' AD V . . fl!!! ILP' 'D . A I l U siwlii , ivifgillllflllf-Swlfifg Ambition-'l'o b tl e ' l 2 is A' l5itigg'LuGlmst ' Qdtesn, Symphony C ce ' e ra , Se' etar -Spa I Cub ZH, Crim- lf' son- -' l,,B'mlrl 1 s,fifjiD,,gpz . iliiep. o Inter-Club Co , Spqlaif an ristn w C -erts,LSOrclgst 1 Trips to fLexih 1 .A of hi . o, gall, te O chestra, Seventeen ff! . . . A, if ,if Vg if df' 1,1 1 ,Ag ' if BOBBY GENE TAYLOR, Nickname-Booger, Ambition-To be a great mathematician, Activities-Champion Drum Major of the Southeastern Music Festival, Drum Major of Marching Band QZJ, Marching Band CZD, Concert Band CZJ, Executive Board 145, Presidential Candidate for Student Council, Vice-President of Key Club, Key Club, President of the Band, Viee-Chairman of Exec. Board, junior Member of Athletic Board. LEWVIS C, THACKEB, Nickname - Sonnyg Ambition - To graduate. Page Forty-five v--Ww- - - , ... , ,i , wr. . , 4 X . V ,, . mg, A 7. -an , . 'T sf. an-Q ' va, ,N sw. ,M .I nr - ,, , . -.1 A NJ I f- I Sixfff ,,.,. , 3 U I K .Vs sigma? 'IIS' .qghn -an ff Q. ':Y 1' SANDRA CAIL THARP, Nickname-Sandy, Ambition-To accomplish something of value to others, Activities-Student Council Rep., S. C. Publicity, Delegate-Traffic Safety Con- ference, Term Honor Roll, 952 Honor Roll, F.T.A., Secretary -F.T.A., F.T.A. XVorkshop-U. of L., 'KYouth Speaksv, Staff of Youth Speaks Evaluation and Report Booklet, Good News Chvln, Typing and Shorthand Speed Certificates, NOMA Bookkeeping Certificate, NOMA Spelling Contest, National Merit Scholarship Test. MARYDELLA THOMAS, Ambition-To go to college and become a nurse, Activities-Honor Society, U. of L. Summer Scholarship, Term Honor Roll Certificates KSU, U. N. Club- Secretary, Y-Teens, Future Medical Association Treasurer, junior Achievement, Traffic Duty, Crimson-Record Agent, Senior Crimson Staff, Office VVorker, National Merit Scholar- ship Test. WILLIANI MITCHELL THOIXIAS, Nickname-Bill, Amflitirm -To graduate, Activities-I. V. Football. ANN THOMPSON, Nickname-jennyg Amlnition- twins, ACtIDItfL'-S'-QllCCIl,S Court U55-'56J, Student l nate CZJ, Crimson-Record Agent, Asst. Bus. . YGilTb00k. I TINGLE, Nickname - Tinkle, Ambition - Navy Activities-junior Achievement. V157 'WTS' '::5' 'Y 'sau' -.af ,IOYCELENE SUE TOMES, Nickname-jo-jog Ambition-To be a success in lifeg Activities-Christmas Play, Youth Speaksv, Latin Club 121, Les Aides Francais, Future Teachers' Association-Treasurer, Student Council Representative, Stu- dent Council Alternate, Term Honor Roll, Honor Roll Cer- tificate, Soil Conservation Essay. ALICE TROUTMAN, Ambition-To see Alberta graduate, Activities-Kentucky Future Retailers, Association, Teen-age Traffic Safety Conference, Worked in Medical Room 125, junior Achievement, Publicity Councilor, Ghost Capadesn, Traffic Duty, English IV Alt., Library Club. ELBERT LEON TUCKER, JR., Nickname-Buzzy, Amflition -To he an architect or civil engineer, Activitie.s'-Student Council Publicity. KENNETH PAUL TUCKER, Nickname-Kennyg Ambition- To be a chemist. THOMAS G. TUCKER, Nickname-Tommyg Ambition-To graduate. Page F orty-six JAMES McKEE TYLER, Nickname-Big Jim, Ambition-To never grow old, Activities--Executive Boar,d of Student Council 131-Vice Chairman-Chairman, Key Club 121-President, Senior Crimson Staff, jim Dandys, Delegate to Student Council Conventions 121, Delta Hi-Y 121-Vice President, Les Aides Francais, Co-Treasurer of Senior Class. JUDITH ANN UPTON, Nickname-judyg Ambition-To be a happily married secretary, Activities-Term Honor Rolls 121, Student Council Alternate 1:21, Girls' Bowling League, Short- hand Certificate. JOHN C. VALLA, Nickname-jack, Ambition-To graduate. THOMAS RAY VAN DYKE, Nickname-Tommy, Ambition- Be an agricultural engineer, Activities-S. C. Publicity Coun- cilor 121, Term Honor Roll, Out of This Worldv, Ghost Capadesv, Swimming Team, Spring Football 121, Trainer for Football Team 121, Varsity Football MH 121, junior Achieve- ment 121. KENNETH NORRIS VEATCH, Nickname-Kenny, Ambition -Be a dance band-drummer. 1 . , N?kmun Pillg A bition f-Trav- ' 1 d ' -' ' g 'ties- chestra Z7 5 'I 1 C Nef, 1 , .u eriorz zrtirkynd' QW ' mort rant e ' , M22-eo MM 3 fzf 1 Z6 zz, ,- My , 446 3 Z1-C ?' f MICHAEL JOSEPH XVALTRIP, Nickname-WVallyg Ambition -Chemical engineer or pro baseballg Activities-President of Spanish Club 121, Sports Editor of Crimson-Record, Student Council Rep., Varsity Baseball 131, Varsity NIU Club 131, Honor Roll Certificates 131, Term Honor Roll 131, Spanish Representative at Nazareth. MARTHA LOUISE WARREN, Nickname-Marty, Ambition- Secrctary or stewardess, Activities-Red Cross Representative, Shorthand Certificate. MILDRED VVATSON, Nickname-Mil, Ambition-To always be happy, Activities-Advd. Mixed and Girls, Choruses, Officer -Mixed Chorus, State and Regional Festivals, State Festival for Chorus and Choir, Superior Ratings, 'KGhost Capadesv, Fall Folliesn, Christmas and Spring Concerts, Girls' Bowling League, Les Aides Francais, Rep. to Girls' State, Alternate Girls, Nation. RAGAN J. YVATTS, Nickname-Kilowatts, Ray, Ambition- To drive at the Sportsdrome. Page F orty-seven , , Ji, -me iii, BONNIE LOU WAUCH, Ambition-To live a happy, success- ful life, Activities-Honor Roll Certificates, Marching Band 131, Concert Band 121, Symphonic Band, Band Camps 132, Band Letters, Bristol-Danville-Frankfort Band Trips, Les Aides Francais 122, Typing Certificates. PHILLIP S. WEBER, Nickname-Mike, Ambition-To grad- uate. FRANKLIN H. WEIR, Nickname-Frank, Ambition-To own a Cadillac, Activities-Band Camps 133, Marching Band 137, Concert Band 12j, Brass Band 121, Bristol Band Trip, Youth Speaks , Crimson-Record Staff. MELVIN LEE WHITE, Nickname-Mel, Ambition-To be a friendly undertaker. :- NA C EE W TE, Nickname-Lee, Ambition-To always be - Actiuit Latin Club, Student Council Alternate, Wor ic 0 nnual Honor Roll. ROI L C Y E, Ni n rrfe-Nat, Ambition-Invent f 1 angaro , A ivities-S. C. Executive Boar 'u e in ' Publ y, M Club, Delta Hi-Y, o a e , . , ' 1 4 ar s r n J 'mdys Term Honor 0 VDD DENNIS WHITEHEAD, Nickname-Boots, Ambition-To an engineer, Activities-Band Camp 14J, Marching Band 131, oncer Band 13J, Chicago and Atlanta Trips, Band ',', rack rack M , Mu Club, Key Club. Au? 4 ' A. WHITEHEAD, Ambition-To be happy the y life, Activities-Girls' Bowling League 121, Future ' kers of America 121, English IV Alternate, Future Q ' As tion of America 121, Office Helper. w KJ N il Q I ' Q, i A ' I -wi ,O IS , , Nickn er r, Ambition A P ,- cj J 1 firs. s es ' the g Activities- Qy Q N . . or oci ' e on R ertificates 127, Ol 3 5 i-'M C cil lt a 21 ' outh H Representative, 1 Q50 t e - if' , im andyet s, C.W.O.F.A.T.A., ' . ' ie e a pipei in ak for Democracy h W AY K WHITM RSI-I,' Ambition-To complete nurses' training, ctzmtzes Co Editor of the Yearbook, Honor Society 12D, Treasurer of S. C. Executive Board 12J, Yearbook Staff, Annual Honor Roll Certificates, Girls, Bowling League, Girls, Chorus, Student Council Conventions 12l, U. of L. Summer Scholarship, National Merit Scholarship Test. Page F orty-eight FRANKLIN ELMER WHITSON, Nickname-Elmer, Ambi- tion-T0 tear off. Beowulf, Activities-J. V. Football, 'ZM'Z, V. 'Irack 127, Varsity Football, Spring Football, Varsity 'Mi PL Z CZJ, M Club QZD, Crimson-Record Representaiviil' 6-f .I J V, 11 ff AWA' wi be a secretary, Actiuities-Shorthand Certificate, Typing PATRICIA ANN NVHITTEN, Nickname-Pat, Ambitionlqfgb 'for , ,l Certificate, Honor Roll Certificate, Bookkeeping Certificate, 'V , 5 Term Honor Roll CZJ, NOKIA Certificate, Art Club. M' BETTY SUE WHITTINGTON, Nickname-Blondy, Ambition T To achieve my burning desire. RUTH KATHLEEN WHITWORTH, Ambition-Be an ele-'ff mentary school teacherg, Activities-S. C. Publicity, Officeif' I 1-- o . 6X3 gd ., llf A , Worker, Good News Club, Elective C-irls' Chorus. I QL . eww. it HAROLD LEE WILBOUBN, Nickname-Butch, Ambition- I Be good looking, Activities-J. V. Football, I. V. M , Varsity - Football, J. V. Basketball, Spring Football, Varsity Mn KZJ, Student Council, Senior English Class Alt., MD Club CZD. f' Lx? if 1 CLAUDETTE XVILKINS, Nickname-Squeakieg Ambition- To have a ha life' Activities-Les Aides Francais S. C PPY i , - Alternate, Red Cross, Office XVorker, Typing Certificate, Filing Certificate. .. JEROME UERRYD RAY WILLIAMS, Nickname-Jer, Jerry, Ambition-To hit the little green man, Activities-Key Club, ii M Club, I. V. Football, I. V. M , Varsity Football, Varsity M QZJ, Track 423. .uw JUDITH KAY WILLIAMSON, Nickname-Judy, Ambition- E J Be a science teacher, Activities-Future Teachers of America, U N ' 'I Transferred from Clay County High School, Y-Teens 121, Future Honiemakers of America, Berea Players, Tri Hi-Y, Pep Club. BARBARA JEANNE WILSON, Nickname-Bobbie, Ambition ',' ,- -To become a social worker, Activities-Princess, I. V. Cheer- -, . .l X7 leader, jr. High, Cheerleader, Crimson-Record, Representative , li Q 5 QZJ, Library Club, Future Teachers of America, Honor Roll J- if : I Certificates. V ,I Q' 1' 1 fl' ff' '45 K' ' ' t r ve--ay ROBERT L. WILSON, Nft-knume-Bob, Ambition-To be 'A X' .If successful. ffl' I ' ,g .1 ai n 5 ,lf rl A 1 Page F arty-nine ' J ' I at ,mm ., ' V ,fr : SQ ,. J, 1 .H A f 4 A SS' f ...ge ,. , swf? W--wi.-fi:e:f, at .. :.fezgfe:iuge .sei f sv ':,,. 2, st: ft-11:2 wif 121135-,:f.:as::z-' 'I .H 555- 3-is-if' sf. '--, Q: ,.., ,W--.w., ., .. ...E SE K., W,M,,:, 5 ,ik , ,ww wa. H we i 4 3, , . Q ,, .,, i. wxsaff ,-f . , ttf .2114 i-f.Q:5Q2.se,, ,V :.,1vf:X,4.vnA-as H wi 1-ws . 5 S K fe fn-fw f--, ii-f:1f1.,-me-I-',t,::,.. f.iws MARION C. WIMSATT, Ambition-To gracluate. MARIANNE EINARS WITTEN, Nickname-Marianne, Am- bition-To get an M.S. degree in chemistry, Activities- National Honor Society, Carnegie Scholarship, Civil Defense Club, Crimson-Record Agent, French Club, Art Club Publicity Counselor. e cian Activities-Annual Honor Rolls f3l, Honor Roll frtificate' 3 , Typing Certificate, Art Club--Secretary, Hi 'ht' c VVeckly Radio Show-NVAVE f2l, junior Achieve- me Q D-Veep, jr. Executive, Future Medical Association 21, im Danclycttcs, Christmas Play, Sr. Crimson Staff, Folk- ancing Program, Art Trips to Cincinnati C4J. O WOOD, Nickname-joey, Amlzitirm-Become a 'X I 7 ILLIAM JOSEPH WOODSIDE, Nickname-Bosco, Ambi- on-Catch a little green man, Activities-Homeroom Rep. l ZH, J. V. Football, -I. V. INV, Spring Football, Track, Varsity gy Football CZJ, Varsity Football hiv CQJ, Track M , Senior Eng. Rep., Christmas Play, 'cWintcr Show . A V, L LYNJOY WOOSLEY, Nickname-joy, Ambition-To own the Q H W world, Activities-National Honor Society-Treasurer, U. of L. V ' s- ' ff - -, Summer Scholarship, Senior Crimson Staff, Concert Band fill, j :.:'-2: ' ' '- i Honor Roll Certificates CSJ, Marching Band f3J, Orchestra, K' H Band Trips - Atlanta - Bristol - Frankfort - Danville, Future . . -Ba Q ' Medical Assn., Youth Speaksu, Les Aides Francais, Band ' V - Letters CSD, Regional Contests KZJ, Band Camps CSD, State as g Contests QZJ, Clarinet Choir, English IV Rep. A Zl. Z I Iilpy 5, CHARLOTTE TONETTE ZABEL, Ambition-To go around lf, ,,, . ii 555.1 the world, Activities-Concert Orchestra C3D, Concert Band sly .',,,. j K 21 I f3l, Band Camps f3J, Honor Roll Certificates CBD, Regional .,: Contests QZJ, State Contests KQJ, Chicago Trip, Spring ,.i-- ' ' Conce ts 131, Ch mas Concerts f3l, Scholarship to Cin- : ' i':f 1 '1' ' Follies, . -I E 0 N ' is 5: ' Q Q71 N ame-Little Beowulf, Ambition-To out- - l Q Yi d ya ar - A 'tiuities-J. V. Football, J. V. M , Spring oot all A ar.' Football, Varsity MH CZD, S. C. Alt., , 4 tCI'QQl0W,,, 'Mn Club QZD. x ZIRNHELD, Ambition-To be a private '-Term Honor Rolls CZJ, Honor Roll ep., Jim Dandyettes, Shorthand Certificates Bookkeeping Certificates 125, Lunch STEPHAN P. ZIRNHELD, Nickname-Steverino, Steve, Am- bition-T go o college, Activities-Student Council Alt., J. V. Foot e , ,' igii Town Meeting, jim Dandys. P ol INGER, Nickname-Bobbie, Ambition- S1 c 1 ion Instructor, Activities-Spanish Club f2l, K tu y iure Retailers, Association, Student Council e c iti e Q Girls, Bowling League. picti ' the preceding pages are pictures of members o ' lo wish to have them in this publication. These yictu do ri no way insure graduation for any student Page Fifty A-MA My-A 'WV' W ' ' 'f-f +-wfu - vw., ,.....,, , Moderato Jigs Au c , 6 l'O - , ' itll- 1 Q 7 D, 3' Q , fm 7 5 5 D :- rztlill' 2 P s l p , f - . f if .. l .. ee. 5 lg V f 5 ,, V Q F if hd ' 4 Y , . ICTOQY S l ' 0 . we' --age-:::: ' f ei' x 4 .l ' i M vm C9 Buena, F 619 b '9 hu, 5 'mfg 90 0? F tx a of oxa 4 or 'lie oooh ral' fo be ' y - ST ,A '-we RO' G ' e, 4 4 009 fo' ff, r 'fm 4, 5 5- W ,A QP 0 96 'mfs' 9 su W:d 'Wie W' Icy: 'ed ed on l Sw 06 up owl 'als' bfi . 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M '-5' - Ln, l Y , I ldgin' Un poco pill mosso l 4 5 ,gf-3 gf.F.,,,,K CREED or armour MANUAL er :V gag. 5 D- bl M1 55-3 Y 1 .A-.1 z s - ' I believe in duPont Manual as a school of high standards of scholarship, sports- manship, and service, where all work for the common good. - 86672 - ci!! 5 l I, therefore, pledge myself to obey established authority, accept responsibility, A 1, fx, A for my own conduct, and so honor our colors that the Crimson and White will ever ' I1 I If LHEEJ be the symbol of a school of lofty purpose and democratic ideals. ::gi':: niu lZf :xiii A A Allegro , '15 was--W fi '- ,- 1 A A A as A A 9 g 3' f .1 t also t s- - z... 1 -- A --f 2- Y.. A -- - v -- - if 4' .A -.XL', A s v 'Y ', I I I lgslfngilg .z rlghplleaunnn--e :.:- 23-41:3 ef V' ' ' ' I . . ' V l Alle ro assai Wt. , A -xiii?-QA MU- rx ii A I fa-4 Fil 1 ' Ev ' '- A f -e ' - .... , .A -.....,-,, . '. 1 0' ' Y , .J 7 ' .- , . 1 It I lg- 'iff '-2 - . ,-. A a g, .ss-as: x..,-f '5 yqf -, ALMA MATER Wy. J GD Dear Manual, to thee we raise l -- ..-M ,,-fn ,,,,, M Aly, Our hymn of praises due, 5 W 2 L V K ,fri i if A guiding star through all our days, 3 K , W1 i '1 i 7 'Q 1 l 1 ' Friend and mentor true, d lj - f l f U J 1 ef Manuall Manuall k-f' rail, IQOCO Hail, an han, so mee, l 3'-' M---+...,, ..,-,..-..l, .,... . ,.-N. -., ,,,, , All our lives to thee we pledge Tqff' x in WIT'-gg: ln love and loyalty. W l 'V ?W - mf 77,1 X , ' 2 'vim--fr ' x....x. ' . V Y . - z Y, Q ,g....,.,.,,,,,N If Q Page Fifty-one 'A 'u A 'K - bf- '-'--- f-he A--me-M-M -.. ,.,..,g-,H -1, My H , ,l B BEST DP-Nfl Shawn YO fieS Derrick 30 yu- V--...Q OOKXNG BEST ' BER? ffwiiix Shff13Rifi?,, Dave F0 11m Tyler Betty K11 Dean Gfbgggh Q, gg, .Mr-1--: BEST PERSONALITY Pat Whitman joe Woodside X 5 l 1 , , x . 2 , 1 1 E si ll I BEST DIPLOMAT Nancy Karcher Boyd Hurst and 2' Q' llgyi W Ll MOST W11 LAR C331-'cn Erlgxglfn BEST ..:z:aFi.f'f a:-:wx 3:1 ,z 5: .. mf , , sg QQ A Q . 1 ' 5Y s , . af ,.f,m.11wa., . V ,W . , ' W V. 3 Q 'wld r 'J 1 u r-v fw ef f A. f. w g BEST SINGER Millie Watson Charles Flener X n C1663 ggl:?bY Layman MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Joyce Hernd Preston Baugh ltd bw w-V R: .1 THE CRIMSO Editorial Staff Ollie Armstrong Barbara Bowles Bill Burton Mike Butler Mary-Ellen Doppler Stewart Eads Kenneth Gregory Betty Hall Maris Maul Beverly Mayes Guy O,Ncul Jerry Schriver Marydellu Thomas Jim Tyler Mary jo Whitmarsh Io Anne VVood Lynjoy NVoosley Business Manager i,,. Ruby Lucas Business Staff ,..,,..,.... Bill Burton Robert Entrican Matt Hargan Virginia Thompson Artist ............... Joyce Hemdahl Mr. john A. Bird Advisor Photographers : Photo Reflex Studio Mr. Robert Kerr Hinerfeld Studio , sf - .gs 1 Q ,s 4 z V lsi. Q 3, QQ ,, 'K ,Q- Co-Editors Mary Jo WVhitmursh and Jerry SLl1I'lVLI' As a result of the fine cooperation of an excellent staff two wry able co editors and the support of our advisor, Mr. Bird, we are proud to present the Class of 58 one of the finest ycarbooks ever published at Manual. an-q 5 -if Page F ifty-seven ST DENT C UNCIL EXECUTIVE BUARD N--f-new-nan-:main W, wa... . K , ,WM 'M , W .M-.f.,,,, 7 E I I .C ,. . 1-v 2 'si ill fs' p 1 par. -2 N J., ,U V. is 5 on -f . 1 X The success of any organization depends on the planning behind it. The Executive Board is the planning committee of the Student Council. Students are elected by members of their respective English units, and these students serve throughout their years at Manual. Character, leadership, an average of 80 per cent in each subject, and a good attendance record are the requirements for nomination to the Executive Board, and these standards have to be maintained. From the members of the Executive Board are chosen all of the officers of the All-Student Association. As the whole student government plan for our school depends on the Executive Board for guidance and execution of plans, it is important that its Eersonnel be chosen with care. The Board this year has been very efficient, alert, and as done an excellent job. The officers for this year are: Chairman -Jimmie Tyler Vice-Chairman - Bobby Taylor Secretary - Betty Bauer Treasurer - Mary Io Whitmarsh The senior members of the Board are: Preston Baugh, Mary Lou Cook, Beverly Hartwein, Joyce Hemdahl, johnny Smart, and Ronnie White. The junior members are: Frances Bernard, Mike Butler, Sandra Calhoun, Norma Catinna, Tommy Eddleman, Ann Lindsey, Tommy Roberts, and Elizabeth Wong. The sophmore members are: joe Banks, Sharon Cray, Frank Howe, jean Huffman, Mitch McConnell, Terry McCoy, Teresa Madison, julia Robinson, Danny White, and Trina Yanutola. Page F ifty-eight avg ,,,,, It Q if I U Q K ,vm M, ' -ff h B Wai as is 'U H 4? A I e mf v STUDENT COUNCIL We are very fortunate in having an organized and very active student government. Through self-govemment in school life, every student enjoys the opportunity of voicing opinions and electing representatives. Every homeroom elects three people to the Council: A Representative to attend the meetings and connect the homeroom with the Executive Board, an Alternate to assist the Representaive in every way, and a Publicity Chairman to publicize all Student Council activities. Q The primary functions of the Student Council are to help solve any problems which may arise and to promote student activities. Our officers are: Preston Baugh 312-Angeline Bess Connie Birkelbach Steven Belcher Jo Ann Bratcher Janet Boyd Ramona Boone 324-Linda Carr Julia Carter Bonnie Carroll 337-Terri Cotton Betty Crenshaw Helen Cox Nancy Deeg Scott Detrick Betty DeWitt Gail Eckles Betty Joyce Dowell Linda Joan Eagle Peggy Fox Jo Ann Gerald Rachel Flener 330-Betty Greenwell Janet Haag Arlene Greenwell Richard Hall Wayne Hay Connie Hayes Mary Hinkebein Barbara Hodges Linda Holman Suellyn Jackson Sandra Humphrey Marilyn Hudson 152-Charlette Kirkpatrick Ronnie Koch President ................... ....... P reston Baugh lst Vice President ........ ,.,...... J oyce Hemdahl 2nd Vice President ....... ....... F reddie Wilkerson Secretary ................... ...............,.. B etty Bauer Treasurer ................ ,... ....... M ar y Jo Whitmarsh SENIORS P. 5-Jerry Coad 355-Carxlyn Ilgean R 311-E9-Tl Berry Olisfldchel Waltgp Laaiiftihihce Edward Adams 3 Joe Love 213-Carl McDonald 335 Elizabeth Bacher George Anderson Marion McCamish - 301-James Burgess Philip Malone Linda Lay N033 Bwwnfield 328-Bobette Zollinger 140-Mary Jane Mather .J06 Cecil Mary A. Adams Joyce Marrillia 216-Mary E. Doppler Carol Fife Nina McNabb Edward Drtiryff 308-Roy Montgomery vonne Das o Mary Montgomery U I RS 144-Charlie Flener J N O GHTY Ochs Peggy Gibb 323-Ruth Aldridge 234-Barbara OWCHS Bob Entrican Diann Allin jilgm golku 304- 329-Joyce Hawkins 10 Ann A en u Y Owe Janice Hinkebein 229-Harold Blatin 318-Sarah Richardson Joyce Hinkebein Bobby Blain Chluck Rffbmson 131- 319-Boyd Hurst Jackie Bonwell Shlfleb' Rleble - 215-Judy Caple 333-Dianne Sidebottom Richard Jackson Bob Layman Jim Burns Carl Schmitt 9 302 R ld M Jerry Brown Alice Schneider -25- 'Mona Mcgfge 233-Am Cheatham 401-Paul Smith BOZQYMQIYS Jonel Curtis Rita Smith 2 3 G O,N 1 Barbara Davis Judy Smith 0 -Ruy. Pea H P. 3-Toby Donsky 338-Judy Trafton figlnil, arne Pam Dye Mary E. Street 142 is n affix, Carolyn DeLong Kent TeVault 230- ' .enny 0 mson 201-P l' E so 326-Peggy Warner Jimmy Roddy V:el:z:nGaa1iner n Wilhelmina Weidauer Sharon Poore Linda Foster Faye Underwood 212- 336'Saf3h Schulman 351-sue Euan cfm 235-Ann Wilkinson Sharon SCIJWSU Martha Hammons Jewel Wilson Dan Schmidt Pat Gunther Barbara Young 231-iiziidfa 3119-gp 321-Jane Henninger 339- Win . pies G H rper Elbert Tl-1Ck6I' Jo:rinHir?kebein SOPHOMORES 217-Barbara Wilson 316-Ray Howard 107-Beverly Ballard Joe Zickel Peggy Jackson Susan Apperly Mary Ann Whittaker Janice Jordon Janet Aldridge Mary Lindsey 354-Judy McCord 2 19- 307- Mary Lodewick Woody McGraw Charles Menges Harold Maier Julia McLain Bonnie Morris Elizabeth Montgo Nancy Mitchell 322-Delores Ormerod 303- 3 10- 202- 237- 152- 226- P.2 204- Shirley Orange Linda Morris Sue Pierce Geraldine Owens Bill Patton Juanita Prather Mary Sue Reasor Irene Redden Faye Saylors Pam Robinson Beverly Roberts Gloria Sells Janet Skaggs James Smith Gail Stephens Beverly Stinson Judy Strange Paul Suhr Elizabeth Tate Nancy Stucker -Jane Wallace Iris Vittatoe Linda A. Walfart Suzanne Wells Bobby Wiseman Shirley Whitaker 327-Wanda Williams Mary F. Wonder Linda Williams l 1 meryi 11 1' CRIMSUN RECORD Nancy Karcher Lynne As we close the cover on Volume 3 of the Crimson-Record, the staff can feel that it has contributed something lasting to the life of the school, has improved journalisticallv, and has given pleasure to the students of Manual. . d Several new features have been added, including the controversial Letters to the E itorf' The staff has worked hard and there have been rewards. Several new members were inducted into the duPont Manual chapter of Quill and Scroll International Honorary Society for High School journalists. Page Sixty cmd? , ,Q 8 ., ins? wif 5 as Q l 1 SM ' z Q., , f f . - K ' .1 ' ' fs 1' i . gy The Staff Editor-in-Chief ....... ..................... ....v......,........... N 2 lncy Karcher Associate Editors ...... ....... L ynne Craig, Patty Ernst News Editor .,.....,. ................... B arbara Wilson ....,.,Frank Howe ...,..Mike Falvey .......Dianne Bose Feature Editor ...... Sports Editor ,....,..... Exchange Editor ..,,..... Business Manager ........... ..............,... B oyd Hurst Circulation Manager ......... ........,.......,. I oseph Banks Music Editor ............... ........ IN larilyn Hendrickson Artist ..,...,,..,................................v.................. .............,,.................................. I Oan Hinkebein Quill and Scroll ..................................................,.................,.......................,..... Ann Cheatham Reporters: Bill Cherry, Marcia Franklin, Sharon jo Gray, Sandra Jacobs, Ed Myatt, Shirley Sludcr, Marilyn Swift, Frank Weir. Advisor .......,,....,.......,...........,,.................................,..................,..,..........,.. Miss Sophie Meyers Page Sixty-one A. 'Sera' S if' X js? X ,Qi ,:QV,4mkkf,i X Z 5 -. - 31, ,H+ :W . fm wi e ?'-4 LM. lf '22 1- -- - i 4. V f its slfwsz . if 1:10 if WWF of 233 P l l + x I L.a............,s.sc THE BA The marching band, under its new director, Mr. Albert J. Asch, had a very successful year, which began with band camp where ten wonderful days were spent. The band was privileged to put on a combined half-time show with Eastern's band for a nationally televised pro-football game. October 12, 1957, the hand attended the Southeastern United States Band Festival at Bristol, Tennessee, where they received a superior rating. In the spring the marching band made its final appearance of the year by marching in the Kentucky Derby Parade. In December the Concert Band, directed by Colonel Robert B. Griffith, and the Reserve Band, directed by Albert J. Asch, were organized. The Concert Band, after many hours of work, presented concerts in several Louisville schools and gave an outstanding performance in the State Music Festival. The climax of the year was the annual Spring Concert. The band would like to extend sincere appreciation to Mr. Asch and to Mr. Griffith, who both worked so diligently with them. The officers for this year are: President ..................................... ......,. J erry Schriver Vice-President ....... ...... R ichard Jackson Secretary ............ .,..............,...... S arah Schulman Treasurer ..,...... ............l.................. W Villiam Wich Librarians ....... ......... I ean Borders, jerry Schriver OR CHESTRA The Manual Orchestxa was invited again this year to attend the National Music Teachers' Association, which was held in Tallahassee, Florida. This was considered quite an honor, having been the third consecutive year it was invited. The response to the Christmas Concert was tremendous, due to the hard wark of the new conductor, Mr. R. B. Griffith, with whom the orchestra is very happy to be working. The Orchestra has had a very pleasant year, with the Spring Concert, visits to other schools and salon groups. Again thanks to Mr. Griffith. The officers are: President D,.,-,--,..,,,,-.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,...,.,,,.... J ames Burgess Vicwpresidents ,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,., A lvin Polk, L. W. Browning Secretary ,,.,,,v,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,., L inda Cole Sturgeon Librarians ,-,,,',- ,,,,,.,,,,,,. G loria Hood, Bonnie Groom Historians ,.,,-, ,,,,,,, 1 ane Rose, Elizabeth Frederick Page Sixty-two duPONT MANUAL CONCERT BAND FLUTES Gibson, Dean Franklin, Marcia Schulman, Sarah Griffith, Betty Borders, Jean Hinkebein, Mary Rudolf, Mary Eb CLARIN ETS Peters, Charles Leezor, Richard Bb CLARINETS Browning, L. W. Woosley, Lynjoy Watkins, William Hoehle, Chris Beck, Woodrow Dennison, Barbara McConnell, Bruce Delaney, Pat Becker, Robert Lowe, David Lawrence, Walter Christie, Julie Wilt, Joann Hall, Judy 1958 OBOES Bloch, Allan Taylor, Robert BASSOONS Jackson, Richard Lucas, Edward SAXOPHONES Hall, Harold Price, Edward Nevitt, Janice Kreiger, Eric CORN ETS Wich, William Hoog, Thomas Clark, Donald Black, David Wilkerson, Fred Worf, Lynn HARP Sells, Gloria TRUMPETS Montgomery, Roy Weir, Frank HORN S Jones, James Slack, Nancy Matthews, David Cunagin, James Smith, Thomas TROMBONES Stopher, Ronald Satterfield, Paul McCoy, James Kesten, L. J. BARITON ES Chenowyth, David Moore, John CELLOS Groom, Bonnie Hood, Gloria ALTO CLARINETS Whitehead, Dennis Minks, James Waugh, Bonnie Cairns, Larry BASS CLARINETS Cooke, Carl Maddox, James Pierce, William King, Steven CONTRA- BASS CLARINET McHatton, James TUBAS McKenzie, John McDonald, Carl Cameron, James Hoffman, Ronald STRING BASSES Zabel, 'Charlotte Bonwell, Jackie PERCUSSION Polk, Alvin Schmitt, Carl Trovato, Terry Nicholas, Ronald OR CHESTRA FIRST VIOLINS Linda Sturgeon Diane Sidebottom Anna Adkins Geraldine Franz Jane Henninger Julia McLain Paul Buck Lana Whittington Jane Rose Chester Case SECOND VIOLINS Sue Pierce Sarah Morse Marilyn Swift Christa Montgomery Rebecca Hargrave Marl Kells Janet Martin Janice Crist Trina Yanutola Lois Buck Peggy Hargrave Richard Torstrick Sharon Beals Mary Huber VIOLAS James Burgess Elizabeth Frederick Carol Buschmeyer Mercedes Rinehart Sally Wheat Charles Bland Darlene Showalter Pat Childress CELLOS Bonnie Groom Gloria Hood Barbara Hood Sarah Richardson Shirley Collins Robert Sinclair Joy Haycraft Harriett Miller Gwen Roland Linda Browning Mary Byrd BASSES Charlotte Zabel Jacqueline Bonwell Dorothy McCullough Gayle Pinkston James Michel Sharon Higdon Gayle Marsh Janice Dwyer Shirley Stanfield HARP Gloria Sells FLUTES Dean Gibson Marcia Franklin Sarah Schulman OBOES Allan Bloch Robert Taylor CLARINETS L. W. Browning Lynjoy Woosley William Watkins BASSOONS Richard Jackson Edward Lucas TRUMPETS William Wich Thomas Hoog Donald Clark HORNS James Jones Nancy Slack David Matthews James Cunagin Thomas Smith TROMBONES Ronald Stopher Paul Satterfield L. J. Kesten TUBA John McKenzie PERCUSSION Alvin Polk Carl Schmitt Terry Trovato Ronald Nichols Page Sixty-four THE FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA Members of the Alice Freeman Palmer Club of the Future Teachers ot America have had a very successful and active ear. Some substituting and observation at Cochran School were participated in by the senior girls. Representatives were sent to the State Workshop at Richmond, Kentucky and City Workshop at the University of Louisville. This year the club took part in the Halloween project for the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund and received a citation for our efforts. The annual cookie sale, the December program for the Hanging of the Creensf, and the Christmas Party at the Children's Hospital were some of the activities. The meetings were made interesting by guest speakers, including a former president of the club. All sincerely interested in teaching are invited to attend the meetings. Our Officers for 1957-1958 President ......,..v.... ....,....................................................................... B ettye Killough Vice-Presidents ...... ........ I oyce Harkins, Kaye Hatton Secretary ............. ............................. S andra Tharp Treasurer ....... ......,. J oyce Tomes Historian .,...... .....,... I anet Martin 1 by Page Sixty-five 4.......-.h...........,... ADVANCED GIRLS' CHUR S r - - f f ,ij -, ,f ' , W pw g 6, . r'?li5lE'M1lW' s A 1,4 r - vi X p pt , y if ' it lg .M Lf ' it Z if Cc px iv I he in E d, ' i Chorus has successfully sung themselves through another f V Fl if ' sdaso . The orus a ng in many churches, junior high schools, in our own assem- Q' lj lilies, andjf our Ch .istmas and Spring Concerts. They had quartets, trios, ensembles, V Q choruses, choirs, and solo participates in the Regional and State Festivals. gi., - ji The Chorus sincerely thanks Mrs. Higgins for her patience and for making this a EQ very enjoyable and successful year. A .,- The officers for this year are: it fm! President .......,.................,.................. ........ N orma Catinna Vice-President ....,.... ........... Mary Street Secretary ,.....,,.,. . ....... Martha Godby Treasurer .,,,... ....... R uth Aldridge Librarian ,...... ......,. A nn Wilkinson Page Sixty-six MIXED CHOR The Mixed Chorus was kept busy with its many engagements. Programs were given at several conventions, churches, junior high schools and the TV Program Songs of Faith. Twelve of the chorus members had the privilege of singing in the All-State Chorus at Bowling Green, Kentucky which was a wonderful experience. As usual many Superior and Excellent', ratings were received by members for solo work, trios, quartets, and ensembles at the Regional and State Music F estivals. The chorus wishes to thank Mrs. Higgins, the director, for making this another successful year. The officers of the 1957-'58 Mixed Chorus are: President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,..,.........,.,,,,.,,..,..........,,,...,. ....... L eRoy Moseley Vice-President .....................................,.,.... ....... M illie VViltS0l'l Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,., ...... N ancy Miller Treasurer ,.,........ ...... M ike Wilson Librarian ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,., ........... S haron Fry Jacket Custodian ...... ...Y.. D arwyl Atwcll Page Sixty-seven SPA ISH CLUB The Spanish Club, ,,A, of students who have completed one yearl of the school year. The programs club had a party, a trip to the Chili Bowl fbr'QSonie?f7ie'al programs, using games, songs, and talent in theniclulfg, ,.L.,L 'A' i'i'i ,lgl ff: The club wishesffo i' Q Ernestine Givens, who has done a wonderful Vif1,' V L i'A'iii'ii V The officers for I 'i ' I A' President ....,...i................. ...... ...... , ......, Mike Waltrip Vice-President .....,. ----.i ..--' - i ..... , A Marilyn Hendrickson Secretary ...,...-,-.-. 5, ------e ---------- Marilyn Swift Treasurer ..,...... .... P ......... Roy Montgomery Sgt-at-Arms ........ ..,. i 1'fi ...... ....... . ..........D0n Clark ' ' A - -jffza iixgirgigi 3,1 'yi ff, , fir ' f . A QEMQW' , 'F--J 3' Page Sixty-eight ff iff .bf ' X Y. Q E 5 3, Ml. --eww, 32-egzqws ifffrfiifg any View .,.. -1, ia: - a ..,.. W., .gg2ef'ff.ieN:e'5?5sw --,xlsmlw ' V, THE LATIN CLUB The offic ers this year arc: Presldent ...,....,........,.,...,.....,..A,,.... Vice-President ,........ ,. , Secretary ........,.. Treasurer .,..,,.. ,jackie Bonwell ,...,.,,.Frunk Howe ...Ujulia Mclain Tom VVcstbro0k K 1 V If ,... A 5 - .gf 1'lT'N '9Q, , 5 :r,,, 5 gvz, L, : ngalvvl r r - r.,, :' Page Sixty-nine '.1'.-' xr' w 94 xi ! X rw ,. Hx rv wr K , is . ww, ..,,, ,, LES AIDES FRANCAIS A :Q il .gg ,Liga if my x K WEEKS' 'Ny In September, 1954, the French Department organized Les Aides Francais. In English, this is translated as The French Aidesf, The duty of the club is to handle the traffic on the second floor at the beginning of the last lunch. Membership in Les Aides is open to any student who has taken one year of French and is available for traffic duty at the specified time. Meetings are called by the President. The organization is connected with the StudentfC0uncil and is sponsored by Miss Helen Thompson. The badges consist of a blue F on a red and White shield. The club says to its eight seniors, Au revoir and not Adieu.v OFFICERS: President ..,.. 4 ...... ..,... I oyce Marrillia Vice-President ..,,... ......... I immie Tyler Secretary ......,,... ......... Judy Baldwin Treasurer ....., Q.. .......... John Taylor Page Seventy .. GOOD EWS CLUB ggg-- 3' P i eg f 1 , a , cayc C, g www A We have at Manual a chapter of the Good News Club, which is one of the many clubs in ten high schools in jefferson County. It is affiliated with Youth for Christ, International. There are three primary purposes: to promote Christian standards of conduct and aid in the development of Christian character, to provide a positive, attractive, chal- lenging presentation of Christ and his meaningfullness for today's youth, to provide Christian fellowship and recreation - a good time in a Christian way.', This is an inter-denominational organization, and everyone is welcome to the meetings. Members are those who see fit to put something of themselves into the Club, and contribute to its ministry. The officers are: President .,r...........,........... ......... A lan N. Block Vice-President ...... ,,,,. E lizabeth Wong Secretary ,,,,,.,,,,,..,.,..., ...... P eggy Jackson Program Chairman ...... .,...... I anice Dwyer Page Seventy-one LIBRAR Y CL UB Library Club members are given the opportunity to serve the school and to become better acquainted with library service. A V The club wishes to congratulate the seniors and wishes them the best of luck in the future. The officers are: President ............,........... ....... Secretary ....,..........,................... The twenty-four member Barbara Amos Jane Arterburn Gale Aubrey Ellen Teresa Cotton Rita Corder 'Sandra Couch Nancy Deeg 'Mary Dorsey Linda Flaherty Mary Frances Fowler 'La Verne Hall 'Sondra Hild Graduating Seniors s of the Library Club are: .......Barbara Wilson ......Sandra Couch Edna Iungbert 'Mary Logsdon Julia Osbaum Aletha Pommerehn 'Sylvia Montgomery Elizabeth Neuman Nancy Stucker Claudia Todd Carolyn True 'Barbara Wilson Gloria Winbun Lynda Stogner Page Seventy-two UNITED ATIONS CL UB The United Nations Club was organized in the sprmg of 1955. Its purpose is to bring the work of the United Nations close to the students of Manual. Activities: An all-expense tour of United Nations Headquarters by the President-elect, awarded by the United Nations Pilgrimage Committee of Lorraine Lodge 16413, Order of Good Fellows. Club members worked in the UNICEF drive for funds for the worldis needy children. W Ehe club sponsored an assembly speaker and a hall display during United Nations ee . Club officers: President ............. ....... N ancy Karcher Vice President ..... .............. D ean Gibson Secretary .....,. ...,... lt Iarydella Thomas Treasurer ...... .,...,,,,..,., P eggy Gibbs Publicity .... ...,.,.,.,.., G eorge Baird Sponsor ...... ....,,,, M iss Alma Owens Page Seventy-three Other members Connie Hayes Suellyn jackson 'Nancy Karcher 'Barbara Lile Barbara Eaton Nina Dowdell Alice Estes 'Pat Whitten 'Judy Williams 'Marianne Witten Sherry Burton ' Seniors 'i' THE ART CLU 1 The Art Club has completed another succesful year. Various projects were com- p eted, among them were the cow bells which were painted for the Male-Manual game. The club took several trips to art galleries and studied the lives of famous artists. The Art Club had a cookie sale, which was one of the most important projects. It helped to obtain money td bring the year to an enjoyable climax-the annual trip to Cincinnati in May. The club wishes to express our thanks to Miss Laura Green, who has done such a wonderful job in helping to keep the club organized. The Art Club bids the seniors farewell and wishes them the best of luck in the future. Officers: Pr6Sid6nt ................ ...... M arilyn Hendrickson Vice President ......, .,...... I eannette Lee Higdon' Secretary ..,.,.............. ,,.............. I o Anne Wood' Treasurer ................,..... ............... O scar Browner Program Chairman ........ ,..,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,, j 0 Anne Wood' .s.wW'i ff' ff ' an-se. ij. it an .ffl .A 3 P Qtf- i TVT' 'ft Fai r if A is ni- t V J 2 f-M V . , -J 'I isp x , tg, ff K ' 9 'L ' - , f L-Q , , A5331 LIT: '.. ,,.:. ':':' ,,,'4 ' s srra V .L.yt,. N niiul H ,1.:,..,:..g: L 1 C- , , ' N ..,. f ,, .. K, , ',.ff-' -V 3.:,,3VA ,,.,,. .: .:5i'2-Ta.. I V Page Seventy-four RADIO CL UB Xa The duPont Manual Radio Club is an organization licensed by the Federal Com- of the club is to further an interest in amateur munieations Commission. The object radio and help prospective Hams' to obtain their amateur license. Each morning when the club meets in room 353, the club members practice code or learn the principles of operating an amateur station. The transmitter is homemade and runs about 700 watts on radio-telephone or radio telegraph. The station call letters are VV4LjN and it is on the air almost every day, contacting other amateurs throughout the world. The requirements are that you be enrolled in a radio 1 class and that you obtain your amateur license within two semesters or one semester and a summer. Anyone who is interested in amateur radio should Contact Mr. F ulkerson, the trustee of the club, or any club member. There is always room for new membersg so if you are interested, let us hear from you. We are heard throughout the world. The officers for the Radio Club are: President ....................................................... .......... S tanton Bringer - K4KIL Vice President ............ ........ G eorge Anderson - K4LHQ Secretary-Treasurer ....... ...........,..., J oe Love - K4KGO Page Seventy-five ATIONAL H0 OR SUCIETY NITIOURL NOIIOR 50'-lily XV , 'ff 1 K I Volunteer work, a party, a picnic and meetings have served to absorb much of the J s time of the National Honor Society members this year. These students, chosen by the ' gg sf faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and service, were inducted in I, three groups. The first five per cent of the class was inducted in '57 while still juniors. The remaining ten per cent was inducted in the fall of 1957 and the spring of 1958. The members of the Honor Society wish to extend their thanks to Miss Juliette Frantz and Mr. L. P. Hailey for their work as sponsors. The officers this year have been: . President .......,................,...............,......... ..,.....,..... J oe Love Vice President ......... ...... .,............ N i na Merta Secretary ............ . ....... Marcia Franklin Treasurer ........ ....... .... ..,... .........,.. L y n joy Woosley Reporter ......... ...................,............ ...................... . . . .................. Linda Murphy Preston Baugh Marcia Franklin Joe Love Ronald Reed Earl Berry Dean Gibson Gloria Loyall Parker Ridings Alan Bloch Carol Hahlen Robert B. McConnell Donald Rosenbaum L. W. Browning I James Bulllgess Jerry Coa Mary Lou Cook Mary-Ellen Doppler Stewart Eads In addition Betty Cantrell Barbara Catlett Joseph Cecil David Chynoweth Judy Davis Cherrie Glur Bonnie Groom Beverly Hartwein Janice Hinkebein Martha Jones Mary McBride Maris Maul Betty Hall Joyce Hinkebein Boyd Hurst Betty Jo Jones Nancy Karcher Betty Killough Philip Malone Beverly Mayes Mina Merta Linda Murphy Regina Parnell La Vieta Priddy Morey Stinson Marydella Thomas Patricia Whitman Mary Jo Whitmarsh Lynjoy Woosley Marianne Witten the following were inducted on April 16, 1958: Ronald Metry Donna Miller Sandra Calhoun Douglas Conley Christa Montgomery Toby Donsky Bobby Ralston Sarah Schulman Sandra Tharp Anna Fritze Patricia Gill Barbara Hatton Joycelene Tomes Marilyn Hendrickson Jo Anne Wood M ary Henninger Charlotte Zabel Thomas Hoog Cllth gradel Leonard James Jacqueline Bonwell Paul Kabler Michael Butler Louis Kesten Ralph Dennis King Linda McClure Joyce Marrillia Mary Mather Roy Montgomery Carl Schmitt Thomas Smith Virginia Smith Mary Street Raymond TeVault John Trumbull Frances Welch -saw? QC will 45 QC gs R Page Seventy-six it THE ACCOU TING CLUB f v ,Av Mg Z 2 Ni K' The -Accounting club is composed of all girls in the Bookkeeping III class who make a C average or better. This year, girls in the upper 20 per cent of their Bookkeeping II class have been selected for membership in the club. The meetings are held at 3:05 P.M. in room 329 the first Wednesday of each month. The sponsor of the club is Mrs. Ora A. Mattingly. This year the club has taken several field trips and has been favored with talks from outstanding businessmen. The programs were throughly enjoyed. The officers for this year are: President ................,.............,............. .......... C arol Hahlen Vice President ,....... ,,,,,,,,.,., S hirley Orr Secretary .............. ,..,.r.. A lice Mobley Treasurer .............. ,,i,,,, IN Iartha jones Sgt. At ATITIS ...,.... ....,., L a Verne Hall I Page Seventy-seven FUTURE IMEDICAL OCIA T I0 .. . 7? 3 .its-1 L L' Q ,91- 1- 'li' D it rr- In 9502 The Future Medical Association was organized in the fall of 1956 and now has sixty members on roll. This year a Social Service course was given to the club Bureau. Most of the club members are now doing volunteer work in hospitals or other medical establishments. There were many interesting programs, such as speakers, films, demonstrations, and field trips. The year was climaxed by our annual picnic. The cluli is open to any boy or girl in the Senior High at Manual who is interested in the field of medicine. The club wishes to thank Mrs. Mongomery and Mrs. Dixon, the sponsors, for their interest and cooperation. The officers for this year are: ' ....... Joyce Hinkebein President .... . ................,.............,.,..... . Vice President ......... ,,.,,,.,,,,. I effry Antle Secretary ,.r............ ., ..,....,,...... Nancy Horn Treasurer ......,.............. ....... M arydella Thomas Program Chairman ....... .....,. J anice Hinkebein Publicity Chairman ....... ...,.. I oan Hinkebein Page Seventy-eight - - t KENTUCKY FUTURE RETAILERS' CL UB iw Q--M, 2 l i I avi ..,. W,,., V7 ,,,.,. 2 f I l 1,5 -9 'ill' Q- 3 Q! W ac. JL This club was organized in September, 1947, when Distributive Education QRetail Sellingl was added to the school curriculum. The club members have charge of thc daily pencil sales for the Student Loan Pencil Fund. A highlight of the year was the Annual Banquet and the State Convention for Kentucky Future Retailers at the University of Kentucky at Lexington, in April. One of the presiding officers was Betty Hall, state vice-president. Our chapter officers are: President .........,..,...............,.......... .,........,.,..,. B etty Hall Vice President ...,...,. ,,..... lk iary Ann Adams Secretary ..........,.... ,,..,,,,,,,,,, B etty Annes Treasurer ....... ' ....,..Maretta Atchmson Reporter ....... .. .,......... Gloria Bruce Page Seventy-nine My mb., X- -- ff ,,f,..m, ,wfw - -K , Lu.,....f,,.t.... . .ms- ug it .ws-5j5.f,,. gy ,. NJ. ,A '::1-MAY? sf as CC JJ XY Q 9.4 QH ff a 5 i Q f 3 7 One of the best and oldest clubs at Manual is the M Club. It is composed of all the athletes and cheerleaders who have won the Varsity letter M. Membership is automatically ained by receiving the The three purposes of this club are to honor its members, encourage good sportsmanship, and install the Manual spirit in the student body. We believe that this club is an important part of the school and will remain so as long as there are sports activities at Manual. The club wishes the best of luck to the class of 1958. tlfww . lenase ttallsl - 5 wwe if f' ll--lata ftfa we is 5 he it e.tue, to awp All ' Q ' 4, ,H -. r'.' I Q, P ps, A.. 4- .. N M 1' a t F? fr test,mwsi fsfs - if p i' ,-J , ,M A , af' fm : ,i Kby 4 wp?-' X3 xref e' f , . Q ,, by it if ' , T ,,, 'V at I If f . .. X Q Q V at 'x v ig! Q W K5 7 I .l - , , , VZ? Q V Mme R ' .vga V g ,LJ Page Eighty .RUEYTCQLZDB The Key Club, sponsored by Kiwanis International, is a service club for the school and comiuunity. Many services to the school, such as polishing trophies and escorting the homecoming queen Candidates, were rendered. The club had a great feeling of pride in doing these things for the school and also has had great fun and fellowship along with it. The present cluh wishes good luck to next year's club and success to the graduating Seniors. This year's officers are: President .....,..,..............,...,......, ..,.,.....,. I 1111 Tyler Vice President ......,, ....,... B obby Taylor Secretary ',.r. ....... .,....., G u y O,Neal Treasurer ........ .,..,,,. R oger Short ll ll ii T TT TTT 5 1 '45 ..- if T -gg' .2 gpg, , , LQ- -7 '-1: -' , X 7 is .i V .A Q K 1: f Q fe 'ws 55, rw 5 A ,, W 54's-'rfesli 'n' if' -- ' iiii we mel? Q W L K4 1- .rr girl-:il XJ, IZ v, C 0 N., Page Eighty-one :nd ans fx ,W KE f 1 Y- TEE CL UB 35436-li 41' Wt iv 38 '? 'ts 'S if aa at jug E 'MA f .41 4 -, ? -Q 'NY 'P A N Fil. - - . -- Ex 1' X 'Ie ' A 'EV' 3 x x Tri-Delta-U, Manualls Y-Teen Club, has had a very successful year. The club is composed of senior high girls who meet -at the YWCA every Tuesday afternoon. Among the highlights ofbthe year were the birthday dance, slumber party, and the trip to Camp Chelan. Officers President ......,........ ,..,.. S haron Cray Vice President ....,.., .....,... J anet Haag Secretary ..,..........,. .........,. J ulie McLain Treasurer ...,..... ...... E lizabeth Wong Sgt. at Arms ...... Page Eighty-two .........Gloria Sells -- ive' qi. W frees . -K mi.,-3, ,sep -Mem ' ,,r.,.L .4 I ' W' a.,.,f.' Mr... 2 1 IT THE KES 'QS :egg Li, 'rr ei-3 Wg V, ,..k , 3,53 , is GIRLS' BOVVLIZVG LEAGUE , ,Q 'sa ..-Mm.. .. W 2. ' sf ,l ' ., wir, Dia: 'ax ,S K, ,g. fv- l l! r 5, I fx' ' J .. W!- I' 'I 'W 'few ff1Ye'2lLM4f1i? i gag i ' or fe , ..A ka gf, 1. r... e jj, ,j1..glNfg A 3,1-by ., -Q' 'Qx55,.,ri-1-g . . .., ,, ...Y-., ,...Y.,, ,.s..,. ix lregygl l I ef uf The Girls' Bowling League has had a very successful year. There were sixteen teams with five girls on a team who bowled once a week at Parkmoor. At the end of the year they had a party at which pins, trophies, letters, and certificates were awarded to outstanding teams and bowlers. The league paricipated in the Christmas Tournament, the Mother-Daughter Tournament, and the All-City Family Tournament. All girls interested in bowling are welcome to join the league. The officers are: President ................ . .... .....,,, S haron Poore Vice President ..........., ...,....Virginia Booze Secretary-Treasurer .....,. ..,..,.. J oyce Marrillia Page Eighty-three CREATIVE WRITING CL UB JY 1'-ee Q65 c hX ,K L ff The Creating Writing Club's main purpose is to give people who like to write a chance to be heard. A member will write something, bring it to the meeting and read it, then it is praised or criticized constructively. Several members have had their work in the Crimson-Recordf' The clubs chief efforts for this year have been a novel and the senior play. Page Eighty-four 1 CAMERA CLU The Camera Club was reorganized this year and is sponsored by Mr. F ulkerson. The meeting date is every other Wednesday in room 353. The club also has a dark- room located below the stage, where we develop films. Club officers are: President, Melvyn Bermang Vice-President, Roy Williamsg Secretary-Treasurer, Don Filmer Graduating seniors are Melvyn Berman, Don Blanton, Alan Bloch, Don Filmer, Tim Larberg, and Philip Malone. Members absent when the picture was taken are Wayne Riddle and David Sayre. We hope with the help of all the members to continue this club through the summer. l it' 5.2 Q ska 1 2- .ii 'tg funn' Page Eight-five , 1. awry, gf C YY, , ,fav AUDIO VISUAL S RVICES fu! 1 if its at 5 S' gf f 4 , X as , f ,,,G ' E RI CAN I OR RED CR O Development of international understanding and goodwill. Knowledge of better health and safety habits. Cultivation of ideals of service. The junior Red Cross of Manual is composed of all who contribute during the annual roll call in March. Manual students joined almost one hundred per cent. The Senior High School Council meets once a month at the Red Cross Chapter House, 1355 South Third Street. Manual Senior High School Council Repre- sentatives are: Dale Cadill, Marie Sinclair, Betti' Antle, Bar- bara Coben, Joan Hinkebein, lone Curtis. Sponsor: Miss Nelle W. Chipman. gulf JIM DA D YS LQ ' 'ov' -QQ 10 ,. 4 clullont Manuals first organized Pep Club has had a very busy and successful year, attending all sports activities in which Manual's teams took part and presenting skits during Pep assemblies. The club wishes to thank all who helped to have a wonderful year of sports here at Manual this year. '24 1 ,1 54 W ...v 1 1 -sr. fl NX' , fS'?ffI5'fWi' -5 51' AM- V , gi le fh.,, e 4 1 H12-.Q s ll ' it 1 6-2 , ll s , 31 .L l -is -' -'f 3 M A Q- .v -- if W, . - nl -, Ep, 'O 2 We - 'P 'fl 'L N My -Q ..- V, W-as 2 :J 4- N 3. -V - ,, W N X ' : ... fy ,f M - , , ,VS rg .T , QM 'L W. 0, E '93 as no 39' I --' nf- is I , gg ,W Y wil-saw, vt, 1 , 9 Q 5- 4, ii' p r I' K K Q ? pll W so -cf 'l 1 My 5 if H fe , A, + 4.1912 sf fi.-. -- fr. -K 1 ' .' , . . 'sr ,V ,.. ,, -' I ' , M 1 v H' E f Q J , I -4-' 'yi E1 V W5 as si- OJ: ' W . 5' V vt wr' 3' .rm n b 1 T X s-.K ' 1 .:. 4 In 7 Mm, ' ., V Q17 X' , It JIM QA DYETTE5 :W Q' it 232 ld . , PRINCESS Carolyn Woodward COURT Pat Kelly Marilyn Deats Sandra Harder jill Greenwell Io Ann Cave 'Shirley Cauble Darlene Beyer Barbara Kessler Sheila Brumley UNIOR HIGH MR. and MRS. NIANUAL JUNIOR HIGH Ethal Pitcock and Freddy Wilkerson Page Eighty-eight U MA-rom Captain Ri ff, if C1 O E we 'Urn JJ QE D404 mill JI, ----v- - VARSITY TEAM we , 3 X f -wg? V '1 - fs mf? '-1 ' - I - f .f. i 'I- 'ef .- , .' :--C, , ,, fi- 5.33, f V..,'fj-,, .5 .f, '35,-G--. -f wah- '. .yn grasps ' WILLIAM JASPER Head Coach TH CALP-BAN KENNE WYD E W-.W-gm. . at-,MV .1 ' ' ' F 'f WM W - -ww-.gems ----W-: ga M,-,ww-A Lf.:-1 1 -feel-...,.falr.N..-.W -,alLr,.- 'r 'Ms . 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Q y l at n 2 f .. 1 . 1 L - ik ' - Q , 1: ,M ,-3' ' I N - ' v - idx JP' 5 8 N i 5 x ' ny Sghm , ' Dan in 4 . co-CMM ' J' C afycr Co, Hy First row, l. to r.: Harold Wilbourn, Harry Vallandin ham, Joe Woodside, Franklin Whitson, Bob Layman, Joe Zickel, John Smart, Jim Rodcfy, Gary Gray, Ronnie Metry, Second row, l. to r.: George Houchins, Robert Fitzpatrick, Parker-Ridings, Larry Crowdus, Jerry Williams, Danny Schmidt, Larry Burton, Bill King, Derrick jones, Larry Nonnan. Third row, l. to r.: Kenny Burba, Kenny Smith, Dale Clark, Sonn Masterson, jimmy Tumer, Cecil Franklin, Tomm Hurst, Harold Bloue, Larry Keeling, Burney Whalen, Fourth row, l. to r.: Pete Duclgeon, Robert Vettoner, Bill Ferrill, Tom Eddle- man, Plalul Collins, Charles Roth, Gordon Cotterman, Paul McPherson, Dick Hogue, arnes arrxs. I Page Ninety-one C apfgin 'P D' Q Alana I cl tn Lv' tn fff 256' Wbfirfipellif6l9?Qg1'iZj:'0g'OpZtCf1noIe 6 s orln two touchdowns alon W1t!1 6' -S' 8 ' S Yfze Orin, f QQ? 4 ' a 2 ,a r nIf1Yl 10 r e Pan? jl3oPb6is5i05ot off W a goo sta 6 one for Danny Sol11n1E1t and PJ' Cra 1114-'V04L 21 X sofuelfslcr 0 sons ent bonpe a b1'lI1:S'6d and beaten Solnerset W1tf1 QJQ IIS' Coaoly faqgerk lyolne town. 3 , , s r ' X onpersezj by Upe W Vn,nk, . A 1 I I, I n 9 Q3 nj: ,:..,. '900 048605005 1 01 90105 01000 X001 030. 4400 Q-0010 00 XX 010 0004 ,ax 0 X0 06 12 CLE: ADrS41vv0 0 4010, 511151 0,001101, 91160 cg 0911 10 050 04059, 440000 1 ' 904155 0105 3100 000 0000 0 900490 00160 0004, 44120 Q. 60 13,1 ,0 015 X01 0 H1010 00010 0X fjbfb. 00 0 00 0 02,0021 XX 0 Va' '00neiX 000500 0010 05 0 0006, 001 as G 1 0 00- GX +1-'60 46010 0101100 -2,010q,s 0561 0 5100 0010 fe- 9104-I X01 Q00 100500041 . 0601 ew 000 Cb 4000100 0401 911040 0 c001101100'000S 0 fb fQ02Y+OQ2'i XQ9 101 0X0 OQIGOQOOKO Q9166 04009. 44008600 X04400 00440 10 ' C1104 cf,010g X0 '900 X008 0,0 93001900 if 000000. 00090 9909 10400 00100 QS '300X0+1 500165 5 6120 Q5 0 . 91201 000 0 QXS1 03 f X 0 -5 41300 01041 005 '13 1400 10?X0cg01k0 '900 011405 90000089 Qkcnoq x t if P lv- :fb MANUAL 13- ST. X 23 An end came to Manual's winning streak with a hard loss to St. X. Although Manual drew first blood, St. X got the breaks and along with them, the long end of the scoring. MANUAL 51 -ATHERTON 6 Manual rebounded right back to nearly stomp Atherton,s R b next week to Owensboro, 8-0. That one was a h d e els, only to lose Hue ar one to lose. MANUAL 12 - CENTRAL 6 The Big Reds struck for a touchdown in two minutes and 20 seconds of the first uarter. Bob Layman had recovered a Yellow jacket fumble on the 45 yard line, and Eve plays later Cray made it 6 to 0. Whitson's kick went wild. Central tied it up with a pass from Shontee until Derrick Jones intercepted a pass. Crowdus went a total of 80 yards in three plays to make it 12 to 6. MANUAL O-MALE 14 This was a hard defeat for ever 1110368 of mud on th ar yone. It was a l e laying field. M enough just to f llp set goomy, rainy day with about 4 anual was hurt by numerous fumblesg it was o ow the ball with your eyes. Both of Male's touchdowns were up by blocked kicks when we were forced to punt. 'ia rf- ---'YM , X d xl UNIUR VARSITY XS e -as QL j k The I. V. team this year had a very success- Q ,V M d , dj ful season. The team showed its outstanding .D ' Y ff tm enirif and ahilitv bv having an undefeated ' Page N inety-six 'Dba gf? Www Wan VARSITY TEAM Varsity players are: Bobby Rice Tommy Milton Ioe Smith XFFEY Ronnie Siers CIQIIECE-,EAR JOEIN SMART Q XM H Ronald Loy 0- aptain aptain COACH S Gerald Glur ill Dave Fotbergill C'Tlin2'g1XHiCEf5'm Gayle Stevenson A11-regi0n Mike Pfiester All-state 2nd team John Smart Bobby Marr Student Manager: Clifford Deetch 5 I -5 51 K 1135? C ff Q Page N inety-eight FY' fm otmitmt Mutiny om Mn ti he one was to aiei O eani of n this . z. nr od taient ot ii aivses i t oi go Mannai Varsi v iost oi the sp iewvinfg, ns wi 25 and racking staring. and YI t e '57 -'58 tediction oi n . ad mounted, . overport 9'1- inniors in the 'th 22 ccess of h t Basic-hz X 'Y is the Q ' orts an ' 6'5'l sqn g, 'th aio ncing, Ci A three iear wi The sn . 'ociityf' This wa. en from the ,5 - sonndiy tion E wlo seniors an 'or Leianci Me , 52-36 ontcome ctotv. meth top seven m but no experience. We opened. our canipaign hv Vine Grove 58-28. Oni team, consisting, o iinenp, was ied in scoring, hv highiv-touted iuni , points, iespectiveiv. Southern, the next toe on ont iist, gave ns a better game than the . Nieieafs deaohj iump shot and Siefs tugged tehonnding ied ns to vi show en MM , 15 5 1 -Q 1' ri mf' 'S- ,Ns-.N hx-NRM. Gerald Glur : All-Region All Scholastic Squad ' Ronnie Siers ,f-. A11-district S j C. J. All-city Times All-city V All region Our first city contest was against Atherton, whom you will rmember had a poor season. We gave a good team effort in winning 61-41. A lot of interest was placed in our next ga.me against Butler as we were rated on a par with each other. We erased all doubt with a solid 81-65 victory with the scoring, equally divided between the first five. We continued our winning ways by adding a weak team, Ahrens, to our list of victims. We won 77-36. Our next two gameswere played out of town in the Campbellsville Tournament. We ripped Taylor County 73-44 and came from behind in the fourth period to ease past Greensburg 49-41 to win the championship. The following game was probably the most exciting of the year. We played our strong rival from the county, Eastern. We had to win twice because officials were confused between college and high school rules. The final score in three overtirnes was 54-52. The Big Reds played their next three games on the road and lost two. We were the last city team to lose a game as we lost to underrated Caverna 55-61. We beat a good Mayfield team 60-54 and were then beaten by powerful South Hopkins 68-83 efore returning home. We continued our dominance over Shawnee and kept a clean city record in win- ning 63-53. Led in scoring by Melear and Siers, we won our 12th game of the season over Campbellsville, on their floor, by the score of 75-60. Page One Hundred Dive Fothergill Joe Smith 5 M4021 .1-il. E? N....a-f The L. I. T., which brought in four of the top teams in the state, was next on our list. We beat! a good Russell County team 72-67 in going to the semi-finals. We played a great game even though we lost to strong St. Xavier by the score of 62-67. The outcome was decided in the last few seconds. Following our loss to St. Xavier, we came through with three brilliant victories. We trounced Flaget 80-59 and treated Owensboro the same way in winning 72-53. With scoring honors evened out, we tumed back Shelbyville 64-59 on their home court. In perhaps our best effort of the year, we repaid St. X in our regular, scheduled game by the decisive score of 51-43. Led by Melear,s 17 points, the team played a terrific game. We met two more tough opponents on our next outing. We ripped dangerous Breckinridge County 86-60 and tipped Somerset 61-59 to win our 19th game. Melear, Milton, and Siers led the way. Male, greatly improved over last season, gave us a good battle all the way and the game was up for grabs right down to the last minute. We finally pulled it out of the fire by 71-63 to win our 20th game. The Crimsons solved Athertonis slow-down, possession type ball by defeating the Rebels 60-42 in the first game of the district. We then disposed of Male in another hard fought contest 41-34. We took it on the chin in the finals losing to St. X by 74-62 but still made it to their Regional as runners-up. Page One Hundred One In the Regional we were able to handle Eastern, as we whipped our rival 54-45. Siers, 18 points led the victory. St. X caught us on a cold night and beat us 57 to 31. St. X went on to win the State Title. There were only two seniors remaining on the varsity at the end of the season. john Smart, 6'2 forward, and Dave Fothergill, 6'4 center, helped lead the Crimosns to a fine season record of 24 wins against only 5 losses. Rounding out Coach Riffey's first seven were Gerald Glur, 6'5 center, Ronnie Siers, 6'4 forward, joe Smith, 6'4 forward, and guards Leland Melear and Tom Milton, both at 6'0 . Manual was proud to be represented by this team and congratulates them for a job well done, UNIOR VARSITY T AM Manual 45 ......... ........ D e Sales 33 Manual 46 ......... ....,.. E astern 15 Manual 36 ......... ....... C entral 42 Manual 34 ......... .....,.. S hawnee 24 Manual 45 ......... ............. F laget 15 Manual 40 ......... ......... S t. Xavier 37 Manual 51 ......... ........... M ale 41 Manual 60 ......... ......... A therton 48 Manual 33. ........ ......... S t. Xavier 56 Manual 47 ......... .....,.,.... M ale 36 Manual 50 ......... ,..,......................... F laget 31 ........Breckinridge County 35 20 Manual 50 ......... Manual 37 ......... ................,...... W aggoner COACH JIM CASILLO 'w.,it,. t. .. -ff . 7 We im, wi is Pf, ufisixriwi Q ,,. . , ', BAS BALL Manual has always had an outstanding baseball team, last yeafs was no exception. Under the direction of Coach Ral h Kimmel, the Crimsons won their Keighth state championship. With a season recors of 30-6, last yearls Reds were the winningest hi h school team in Kentucky. The team was led by captains George Bisig and Denny Rfbinson. This year's prospects for another ,successful season are bright, with nine of the 1957 champions returning, including four starting pitchers. We are looking forward to the first crack of the bat this spring and hope the team will continue its reign as king of Kentucky baseball. The team will be led this year by Captain Denny Robinson and Co-Captains Ronnie Barrow and Bobby Rudolph. The seniors are Bobby Baker, Bobby Borrow, Ronnie Barrow, Preston Baugh, Harold Booker, Billy Pierce, Tommy Rixman, Denny Robinson, Bob Rudolph, John Smart, Mike Waltrip, and Earl Gourley, student manager. 1957 Record 1958 Schedule MANUAL April 3 Vine Grove MANUAL 13 Vine Grove ....--. ------ 4 Charleston MANUAL 4 Vine Grove .------ ------ 5 Valley MANUAL 12 St. Xavier ...... ------ 8 MANUAL Male 6 Central ......- 10 St. Xavier MANUAL 7 Central .. . 1 1 Central MANUAL 6 Trinity ......... 12 MANUAL UK Freshman 3 Lafayette ..... 15 MANUAL Flaget 7 Lafayette ...,. 16 MANUAL Valley 7 Eastern ....... 17 Shawnee MANUAL 5 Eastern .......... ------ 1 8 Lafayette MANUAL 2 Charleston ...... ...... 1 9 MANUAL Eastern 12 Charleston ...... ...... 2 1 Ieffersonville MANUAL 17 Male ........... 22 MANUAL Atherton 1 Lafayette ..... 23 MANUAL Vine Grove 2 Fafayette ..... 24 Male MANUAL 15 Valley ......... 25 Owensboro MANUAL 4 St. Xavier ...... ...... 2 6 UK Freshman MANUAL 1 1 Central ....... 28 MANUAL Central 1 Flaget ......... 29 MANUAL St. Xavier 5 Valley ............ ......... 3 0 Fern Creek MANUAL 7 Shawnee ........... ......... 1 0 7 jeffersonville 9 MHY 15 Atherton ........ ...... 1 Flaget MANUAL 15 Greensburg .... ...... 2 Shortridge MANUAL 1 Greensburg .... ...... 5 MANUAL Shawnee 1 1 Atherton ..... 7 MANUAL jeffersonville 4 Flaget ..... 8 Atherton MANUAL 3 Shawnee ........ ...... 1 0 MANUAL Lafayette 11 Southern ........... ...... 1 2-17 ' DISTRICT 4 Western Hills 20-21 REGIONAL 5 Western Hills 24 MANUAL Western Hills 1 Shortridge ...... ,.,... 8 1 MANUAL Shortridge 10 Murray ........ 3 Lafayette ,.....,, ,,,,,, 1 Une 8 Owensboro 5-7 STATE TOURNAMENT Page One Hundred Three TRACK TEAM This year's track team appears to be shaping into what should be a winning team. The team will be built around six retuming lettermen, who are Derrick Jones, Gary Gray, Dennis Whitehead, Stewart Eads, Robert Davis, and William Napier. There will also be many other boys returning in each event. Derrick Jones, who ran on last year's state winning 880 relay team, will be running the 220 and running on the 880 and mile relay teams. Cary Cray will also run on the mile relay team. Joe Woodside should bring home points on the mile run along with points by Franklin Whitson on the shot and disc. Garnet Hoffman is showing good form on the low hurdles and should be a top contender in that event. The firstmeet will be the New Albany relays, which will consist of most of the teams from.Louisville and many from Southern Indiana. Under Coach Butch', Charmoli these boys should make a fine showing for Manual and bring home quite a few wins. Page One Hundred Four p GOLF TEAM XR X JW ' u ia .A il .QU A www? This, yearis golf team is making a place for itself in the golf world. Coached by Bill Jasper and captained by jerry Coad, these boys are looking forward to a fine season. We wish these four fellows a lot of success in their progress to make golf history for Manual. Left to right: Jerry Coad, john Doll, Allen Coulder, Steve Brucker. Page One Hundred Five f SWIMMING T AM Ll tv- , 410 We had a fine team this year. The team was led by co-captains Karem George -and Tommy Patterson, who returned from last year's team. Besides the two seniors, Karem George and Earl Berry, the team consisted of thirteen other boys who, we hope, will return next year. This team was coached by Mr. Robert Kerr and represented Manual in New Albany, Trinity, and two Fort Knox meets. Best of luck to next year's team. Beck row left to right: Gregory, Stokes, Everson, Berry, Harris, Crosby, Roberts, Front row left to right: Hillen, Isaacs, George, Wiesman, Eatmon, Suhr, Detrick, Patterson. Page One Hundred Six .1-4' V 1 3' fr 5 ww 'fri Q r ' .1 7711. 775404445 644,564 ?levz0z WKQ., ?W,,,,,,, ,x,,, mdd Wwfme .?cun Dye dfziclmcw 77644 MQ? -?i 2.1Q, ' Q, E v-,, Pi f :iii fed and 704612 Zag WM -ww fs' 4. 4, nf, V, Wm :if 'K yin if X fi? gwf W PATRO 'S PAGE The Accounting Club Bass Clarinet Section Bobby and Betty Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bradley Brenda and Tommy Mr. and Mrs. William F . Burton and David Mr. and Mrs. John Byran and Phil Mr. and Mrs. James W. Cameron Elizabeth Carr and Gerson Arnett Mrs. Mona Cheatham Mrs. M. S. Clifford, Donald, Larry, and Bonnie Carl K. Cook David N. Cook Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Corum Larry Crowdus and Wilma Horn Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Deetsch Dunhill Formal Attire Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Durr Victor Earl Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Eilers Tom Eilers Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eisenmenger Mrs. Helen Entrican Robert Entrican and Donna Scott Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Figge Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Flener Mr. and Mrs. Isador Friedman Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Fry G and H Club Mrs. Selma Hemdahl Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Jackson Richard Martin Jackson Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Janes Janice and Harold Lee and Johnny Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Alton Jones Joyce, Jo Ann, Netta, Betty Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kahn Karl, Myrna, Bobby Kenny and Wanda Mr. and Mrs. C. D. King Sharon Kraemer and Jack Stine Jackie and Barbara Lile Mr. and Mrs. Herman Loyall Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wm. Lucas Martha Jane and Bill Maxine and Charles Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Orr Mrs. Lillian Pass Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Robinson Ronnie and Jeanne Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Rosenbaum Kenneth G. Rosenbaum Bob Rudolph, Bob Barrow, Harold Booker Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Schweri Mrs. Lillian E. Scott Brooks Scudder Sharon and Bill Sharon and Gary Shirley Jean and Tommy Mona and Linda Sturgeon Tau Delta Tau Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson Mr. and Mrs. James M. Tomes Mr. and Mrs. James N. Tomes and Sandra Sue and Eddie Tyree Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wade, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wagers and Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Waugh Mr. and Mrs. Franklin H. Weir O. D. White Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Whitworth Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Wood and Gene Douglas George Nevil Wright Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Zickel Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Cooper and Don Garnet and Maris Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Gardner Miss Frances Jones Mrs. Lucy Jones Mr. O. J. Jones Mr. and Mfs. W. H. Jones, Jr. Mrs. Katie Miller Sharon Randles and Marty Plappert Mr. and Mrs. Sol Schulman and family Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Witten Billy Yates and Betty Phillips Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Bolton Page One Hundred Eleven A X263 Uri' f 'ii Q91 A' J, J Q A,L,L if li- -NR 4 , E AN Y 'f gil H M ffl' ag, ff? I Mg! 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Fourth JU 4-6107 SEITZ SERVICE STATION STANDARD olL PRODUCTS First and St. Catherine JU 4-9532 OAK STREET AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY JU 3-9169 305W E. Oak St., at Floyd Louisville, Ky. FLEMING'S MARKET FRESH MEATS AND PRODUCE Brook and St. Catherine Free Delivery JU 3-9272 GUS GUENTHNER LOUISVILLE LAUNDRY CO. SP 2-3603 3621 W. Jefferson St. DAISY FLORIST 6906 Southside Drive Flower Phone EM 6-1489 HADORN'S BAKERY Now New Location- 1800 Dixie Highway One block north of Algonquin Parkway Congratulations To the Class of '58 BERMAN'S PHARMACY 4th and Bloom SCOBEE HARDWARE Two Locations 1266 Bardstown Road 3029 S. Fourth St. Compliments of DANNY'S GRILL 321 Winkler SP 6-0998 PARKLAND MINNOW POOL ALL KINDS or TACKLES AND FISH sAlTs G. W. BLAIR 1401 So. 28th St. Louisville, Ky. Page One Hundred Fifteen BEECHMONT BARBER SHOP Best in Town Come in and try us -AL STOGNER- 309 W. Woodlawn PETER'S TEXACO SERVICE TIRES, TUBES, AND BATTERIES AAA SERVICE 3810 Soufhside Dr. EM 3-9344 BEECHMONT BEAUTY SALON HAIRCUTS AND PERMANENTS A SPECIALTY Complete Beauty Line -MATTIE WEAVER- 309 W. Woodlawn EM 3-2757 ROWLAND LAWN MOWER SERVICE COMPLETE SERVICE 2207 Bradley Ave. ME 5-7989 Louisville 17, Ky. FIRE INSURANCE AGENT HAYWARD ENTRICAN Counselling at no obligation 3122 Chickadee ME 5-6710 WESSEL'S HARDWARE NO. 2 2717 Scum Fourth Ave. Phone ME 7-1861 Louisville, Ky. Outfit the entire family on one charge account MULLINS CREDIT STORE 216 w. Marker sf. Compliments of the KLASSY GRILL HAMBUROERS - SHORT ORDERS - BEVERAGES 414 W. Oak ME 7-9522 STANDARD OIL SERVICE STATION Owner-LONNIE HOLLIS WASHING, LUBRICATION, ROAD SERVICE 2nd and Jefferson JU 4-9193 READ-A-LOT CARD SHOP Gifts for WEDDINGS AND PARTIES GREETING CARDS 18th and Hill Compliments of ENTRlCAN'S BARBER SHOP 1710 Bardstown Road Go to PHIL'S BARBER SHOP 2702 So. 4th St. The best in service and MODERN HAIR-STYLING OLD FOLK'S SAUSAGE Simpsonville, Ky. Ph. 8861 CARSON'S AMUSEMENT CO. We specialize in pin games and luke boxes 5206 Alpine Way EM 6-2156 ANNA GEORGE We specialize in the finest of FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 129 W. Jefferson PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Page One Hundred Sixteen Compliments of Mr. Kimmel's Period I English IV Class Edward Adams Robert Barrow Ronnie Barrow Doris Blanton Harold Booker Alice Byrum Brenda Clarkson Clifford Deetsch Kenneth Downard John Emmert Robert Fitzpatrick Willis Hay Paul Knop Robert Layman William McNeese Jack Maddox Dale Meyers James Moseley Regina Neff William Potter Thomas Pound Ethel Reynolds Marshall Roberts Robert Rudolph John Schmidt Gayle Stevenson Ray Watts Phillip Weber C ompliments of Mr. Kimmel's Period 2 English IV Donald Blakely Barbara Bowles Elizabeth Carr Judy Carson Edward Cook Marcia Dering La Viciea Drake Edward Drury Maxine Durr Elizabeth Fey Betty Gash Sondra Hild Cordis Kersey Sharon Kraemer Jon Kyle Joseph Lamkin Mary Logsdon Donna McKenzie Donie Meacham Ruth Metcalf Jane Moss Regina Parnell Carlene Russell Shirley Simpson Shirley Sluder Linda Sturgeon Kenneth Tucker Phyllis Wagoner Melvin White Ruth Whitworth Barbara Wilson Jo Anne Wood Miss Hopkin's Period 5 English IV All things are ready if our minds be so -Shakespeare Preston Baugh Robert Becker Earl Berry, Jr. L. W. Browning Larry Burton Linda Collins Delores Dorsey Mary Dorsey Stewart Eads Patty Ernst Bonnie Groom Robert Hargrove Joy Haycraft Gloria Hood William Jackson Martha Jones Gloria Loyall Bruce McConnell Maris Maul Beverly Mayes Alice Mobley Larry Pitchford Janie Pitcock Bobby Ralston Ronald Reed Morey Stinson Joyce Tomes Jimmy Tyler Charlotte Zabel Compliments of Miss Wclsh's Period 3 English IV Bob Baker Betty Bauer June Booze Yvonne Dashoff Cherrie Lee Glur Jack Goldberg Earl Gourley La Verne Hall Joyce Hawkins Garnet Hoffmann Page One Hundred Seventeen Judy Hunter Nancy Karcher Betty Killough Flossie Logsdon Phillip Malone Linda Murphy Sharon Poore Marydella Thomas Pat Whitman Mary Jo Whitmarsh Compliments of B 8g B UPHOLSTERERS Compliments H16 Ashland EM 8-5884 of a HO0K'S BAKERY HOME MADE BREAD BIRTHDAY CAKES MADE TO ORDER ORDER BY PHONE JU 3-9285 lst and Oak Sts. Complfmenls of KAPLIN DRUG CO. Q For the Best in Prescriptions! 6918 Southside Dr. EM 8-9475 l8th and St. Catherine We Deliver SIMON'S PHARMACY STRATHMOOR PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AS ORDERED 2743 Bardstown Road GL 8-2671 2nd 81 Burnett ME 4-3636 Louisville 5, Ky. 1 GARDEN ACRES PHARMACY Blu. KINGS CCIQIERING SERVICE FREE DELIVERY PARTIES--CHURCHES-BANQUETS PICNICS--FACTORIES 3458 Taylor Blvd. EM 3-2677 3460 Taylor Blvd' EM 7-H18 .IETT-A-WAY Compliments of One Hour Martinizing GERRY WARNER, Manager All Work Done At Our Location 3lO3 Taylor Blvd. EM 6-347l School -4 4 B X- Shiixiililgiggbi- -'l'l -1'1 -fx -Gi' 4 . A 5 5 Y ,'355,fllzlllSi l 5 ' lfavawavav ll ll: ll-X - 1' ' '!T 1' . I ll ' J , M UA, 4 ll, ,l 1-- Page One Hundred Eighteen Most Teen-agers Shop . . : ..-2,-,f,-:I -1- . .:2,i11- -gz- ' iii- : 4,-531' -ff ,el-:L E a .,f.-,f- -A Dickie and Pricldy Realty Co. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE We can sell or trade . ? your property x i E We specialize in trades S -I Own your own home DICKIE and PRIDDY REALTY CO . . for easy-to-fix foods 4526 Park Blvd. Plus s s. H GREEN s1AMPs EM 8-6324 Shdtklefbh PiGl10 Cbmpdhy CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of '58 Where you buy with From 62l So. Confidence at Kentucky's Largest and most Complete music store. Fourth St. Phone Smar1 s Service Center Sixth 81 Ashland JU 3-8811 J. C. SMART, Mgr. Page One Hundred Nineteen M 81 R Wrecking 81 Lumber Co. 725 E. Jefferson JU 3-7691 Louisville, Kentucky Boland-Maloney Lumber Company Phone Main St. JU 4-6121 at Campbell Louisville 6, Kentucky Compliments of a FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS '58 Official Manual Rings, Three Week Delivery All Club Pins 8. Awards, lmmediote Delivery ,. -- ,fi Ay - QQ Q. : 'fl S it . - '5 Manufactured Locally By GEO. C. RICHARDS 81 CO., INC. 124 West Main Near 2nd JU 4-5764 JU 3-3529 Page One Hundred Twenty ,X l ll ff' class of J M jfdfdfdfm' , Q C58 W l Southern Bell Telephone o d Teleg ph Comp y PgO and now . YOUR NEWER AND FINER duPONT MANUAL RING by BALFOUR has EVERYTHING 0 New Permanent Baked Black Lacquer Finish Iwon't wear offl 0 New, More Deeply Modeled Die Detail 0 New, Brighter-Luster Jewel 0 Heavier-Wider-Thicker Bands 0 Boys' Ring-7V1 pennyweight, IOK Gold 0 Girls' Ring-5 pennyweight, IOK Gold 0 Genuine Prismatite Back 0 Means No Loose Crest, No Loose Jewel, No Finger Irritation, No Broken Jewel Including , . Prismatite CLOSED-BACK JEWEL The Genuine is mode only by BALFOUR 0 The Finest, Most Beautiful, M anua I Ring is available to you at L. G. Balfour Company Office Hours: Weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 615 SOUTH FIRST STREET LOUISVILLE, KY. Phone JUniper 4-4034 Page One Hundred Twenty-two BE AN OPTIMIST THE OPTIMIST CREED Promise Yourself- To be strong so that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. To talk health, happiness and prosperity to every person you meet. To make all your friends feel that there is something in them. To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true. To think only of the best, to work only for the best, and to expect only the best. To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own. To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future. To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living creature you meet a smile. To give so much time to the improvement of yourself that you have no time to criticize others. To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to permit the presence of trouble. -CHRISTIAN D. LARSON ZIPPER Gas Heating Service, Inc. 1546 Berry Blvd. EMerson 6-6164 EMerson 3-2658 . tails 5.-32 . -A151 mE' S .E if 0 'ui 1 ' iii Q l 1. nlliill e - A1 ' saw.. in 1 .sv it Page One Hundred Twenty-three Compliments of Mr. Bird's English IV Period 4 Class Sam Adkins Tedra Anshutz Woody Beck George Brewer jim Briggs Betty' Lou Casey Bill Cottrell Sandra Couch Frances Denton Carol Figge Kenny Gregory Sharon Isaacs Guy O'Nea1 Dave Leyerle Barbara Lile Myra McGaha Bill Mathley Bob Mays Eddie Myarr Charles Peters John Smart John Sullivan john Valla Steve Zirnheld Mr. James Goebel fcadet teacher D Compliments of Miss Frontz's English IV Period 4 Alan N. Block Stan Bringer jimmy Burgess Bettye Cantrell joe Cecil Mary Lou Cook Lynne Craig Mary Ellen Doppler Mike Edwards Robert Entrican Marcia Franklin Allen Gailor Dean Gibson Betty Gipson Gary Gray Matt R. Hargan Martha Jo Heina Janice Hinkebein Joyce Hinkebein Boyd E. Hurst Derrick Jones Joe Love Douglas Lundquist Mary Evelyn McBride Nina Merta Gayle Pinkston LaVieta Priddy Sarah Anne Schulman Sandra Tharp Michael Waltrip Page One Hundred Twenty-four Compliments of Mr. Bird's English IV, Period 2 Class Anna Marie Adkins W. G. Uerryj Beauchamp Don Bow Netta Frances Brownfield Betty Ellen Clemons Carol Ann Clowers Sharon Davis Neil Davis Mary joe Cox Eddie Eder Joyce Farris Betty Fields Helen Green Danny Hobbs Chester Perdue Diane Perry Vivian O'Brien Larry Sinkhorn Mike Mulvihill Ronnie White Chris Larmee Randy Hubbard Jim Roddy Sharon Schweri Linda Spicer Sheila Schweri Virginia Thompson Johnny Smart A farewell wish from us to youp Good luck and happiness all the years through. Dean Smith's English IV, Period 6 Class Mary Cannon Frankie Chinn David Chynoweth Thomas Eilers Jo Ann Elliott Don Filmer Charlie Flener Mary Louise Green Phil Henry Sandy Jacobs Carl jenkins Stuart Kerr Mary Lou Kessler Norma Morehead Rebecca Niman Mildred Poulter Phyllis Reid Nancy Rowland Carl Schafer Ronald Schneider Lowell Sharpenstein Charles Stivers Marilyn Swift Tommy Tucker Page One Hundred Twenty-five Complimenfs of HANNAH MOTORS, INC 4th ai BRECKINRIDGE OLDSMOBILE RAMBLER METROPOLITAN lEnglish Importl LLOYD-WAGEN lGermon Importl Compliments of GENERAL DRIVERS LOCAL UNION 89 3813 Toylor Blvd. Louisville, Kentucky Page One Hu d d T ty x THE NELSON CO. Monufcctureres of Combinafion Aluminum Storm Windows - Doors - Awnings 149 Eos? Woodlawn ' Louisville 14, Kentucky EMerson 6-1478 TWinbrook 3-3606-3-3607 Robert E. Barry Electric Co. 1508 Mellwood Avenue CCMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, 81 RESIDENTIAL WIRING Louisville 6, Kentucky Page One Hundred Twenty-seven THE X-LETHEAN SOCIETY Cong rotulctes the CLASS OF T958 Seniors Betty Armes Wilma Horn Marilyn Swift Sandro Thorp Alice Troutmcm Alberto Witt BLUEGRASS MARKET for FRESH MEATS SMOKED MEATS and POULTRY Roy Entriccin - Proprietor T33 W. Jefferson JU 5-3467 Page One Hundred Twenty-eight COMPLIMENTS OF MISS ROSEBERY'S ENGLISH IV PERIOD I CLASS Mr. Turner's English IV Period 4 Closs Elizabeth Bacher joe Woodside Tom Muthler Edwin Spies Jane Horn Bill Thomas john Parrott Dorothy Gipson James Smith Paul Arnett Victor Earle Wayne Quinn Wendell Ragland Donna Miller Barbara Barrick James Cameron Richard Jackson jon Blair Sandra Malone James Minks Don Blakely Denny Robinson Wilma Horn Royce Goad Page One Hundred Twenty-nine nosncclou CARRY OUT ORDERS' -nmnou SPAGHETTI 6' ' W . 0 LA SAGNA OPEN TO l A.M. 4 Self-Service Dining Room Italian Foods lCarry-Outl GL 2-9511 Let the unique Mirror Camera of your official Yearbook photographer be your recorder of all memorable occasions Photo Reflex Studio 2nd Floor STEWART'S Fourth at Walnut P ge One Hundred Thirty Miss Hopkins Period 6 English IV . , , To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield . Betty Baxter Joyce Brown Chester Case Bill Cherry Ann Cooper Jimmy Davis Alan Eckerle Marie Ehrsam Fern Gardner Peggy Gibb Leonard Hughes Bill Jones, III Tennyson Sylvia Montgomery F. Woodrow Myers Betty Phillips Marty Plappert Sue Rouse Martha Warren Claudette Wilkins Judith Williamson Robert Wilson Marianne Witten Nancy Zirnheld BLUE The George Marr Company 652 So. Second Street lFree Parkingl RINTS 0 PHOTOCOPIES ' REPRODUCTIONS BRUNING WHITEPRINTS Complete line of drafting room supplies JU 3-0657 C ompliments of Dean Smith's Period 3 English IV Class Pat Whitten Bonnie Waugh Judy Upton John Sullivan Danny Meredith Paul McCandless Sharon Fry Nancy Miller Roger Richardson Joe Zickel Shirley Orr Sondra Neumann Julie Alsop Charlsey Ausmus Charles Scott Bill Burton Ollie Armstrong Anthony Bohannon Shirley Pigg Tommy Rixman Standard Oil dealers are never too busy to extend every courtesy and service that will make motoring more pleasant. Kenny Fowler STANDARD OIL COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OE 1958 lKENTUCKYI Page One Hundred Thirty-one CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 f,-Ax lgg f XX I X 1 1 I 4 if S mo-we wsu. , , s X If I Xx XX I I I , 1 N x X ll X .f S 5 ,,,, Complimerzfs of BURTON'S D-X SERVICE STATION 3 d AT HILL ME 7-9493 LOUISVILLE O cldh COMPLIMENTS OF MISS ROSEBERY'S ENGLISH IV PERIOD 5 CLASS , LW -'-T: 'X fs ff Reddy Kilowatt, the alert and swift courrier of electricity at home, at school or at work, extends congraulaions to today's graduates with this valedictoryz In this electronic age, get all the knowledge you can so that you will live better in the world of tomorrow. LOUISVILLE GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Page One Hundred Thirty-three REDUCE HIPS TUMMY THIGHS 5 We take inches from hips, tummy, thighs, S beautify your posture! Breqkenridge Telephone fOl' visit. 1 i I fsgfziva TW 3-5412 SARA D. GIDDEN 118 St. Matthews Ave. lift Sqn 1 Page One Hundred Thirty-four S Fr l 54 KI KAPPA SORORITY Congratulates the Class of 1958 Seniors Barbara Curriden Betty Prather Marcia Dering Mary .lo Whitmarsh La, Viciea Drake Bobette Zollinger Bettye Cantrell f l 4 ' ,sy 1 4 1 1 N 1. 7' xl llxl flxl Yi X 4 Qi X X f Nl X Nl X4 xl J Nl 4 54 w Zi X W X O N 14 w X X A X X 9 X Nl X xl -1 'K Kg ii '7' '7' VX 7 ' X X I 154 A wld'-i 4, ' 1 .Nix . f X ' 4 w 1 , 4 f ,tx , 7' 7' X f 74-r t 1 1 4 if 4 4 ' Xa , ,L ' llilil f,+5',+ ' .f ff ,'f f N ffl, 4 Y., x X -r 7 - X f 7' f if ,N Please patronize our wonderful advertisers. , , f f ' . . . . . ' if V Let s show we appreciate their advertising 74-:Ll with us. it X A N1 if 7 X jltf Q29 v rs? Qxlliflr Fd' ffm . ri. 7 ' 4'lV'Q35 'llfl?lQl:f,gll:t'lE25 755 ft - 0 'fff frlf r 19- , X vm HMnzm.,Q42z:e: L.Hs5 7' :+ A +22 'Q . 'gif 'iw A t ' ww ma y gm if rf' ' i X A , ' X - '- 'y. . G++ ik ' Pl' Y . .4 . 'Vx N-K 1 . .- 9' . 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