Ludlow High School - Memories Yearbook (Ludlow, KY)

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'IHE WILL We the members of the Senuor Class of 52 of Ludlow Hugh School un the Cuty of Ludlow County of Kenton State of Kentucky havung reached an age where we are soon to pass on to hugher realms do hereby publush and ordaun thus to be our Last Wull and Testament Thus valuable document duly executed and sugned us as follows Artucle I To the lunuors our very lucky and worthy successors we bequeath the honor of beung senuors and hope that they wull set an excellent example for the underclassmen un upholdung the udeals and tradutuons of Ludlow Hugh School Artucle ll To our two senuor sponsors Muss Reynolds and Mr Ducken we leave our suncere apprecuatuon for the helpful way un whuch they have guuded us so successfully through our senuor year Artucle Ill To unduvudual members of the student body we bequeath the followmg characterustucs talents and abulutues whuch we possess un abundance Ray Wundhorn leaves hus athletuc abuluty to Don Martun Jum Pleasants wuth regret leaves Mary Lou Holmes to all the boys Jeanette Denham leaves her abuluty to get along wuth Mr Padgett to Paula Kay Schmudt Joyce Bates leaves Now Mr Spratt has to find another gurl to run the movue prolectou Bob Hampton leaves hus musucal talents to Ronnue Van Hoose Jum Salmons bequeaths hus neatness un appearance to Carl Brown Don Ratlui leaves hus curly haur to Mr Spratt Mary Lee Tomlunson bequeaths the glory of beung Homecomung Queen to next years Queen Pat Horton wulls her loud mouth to Gay Salmon Verda Houp wulls her reducung plan to Wanda Boas Charlene Egluan leaves her wad of bubble gum under the study hall seats Jack Heuser leaves hus physuque to Chuck Rouse Dave Whutley wulls hus way of gettung along wuth the teachers to Jum Haggard Sam Swanson leav s hus local opera schedule to Dale Waste Ernue Campbell leaves and the halls are quuet once more Gary Boydston leaves hus abuluty to play the trumpet to Albert Ford Ruth Palmer leaves after a hard struggle Jerry Denham wulls her artustuc abuluty to Delores Anderson Patsy Jenkuns bequeaths her abulufy to get the Quarterback out on tume to Carol Rugney Karen Kordenbrock leaves the boys wuth sad regret to Jo Ann Bubbuns Joan Ruckelman wulls her abuluty to get hugh grades to Nancy Canter Tom Daley bequeaths 25 pounds to Tommy Helson Tom Hulung wulls hus quuet ways to Bobby Combs Evelyn Harden leaves her soft guggle to Mary Lou Asch Rayola Frekung leaves Mr Padgett wuth a sugh of reluef Vurgunua Johansmann wulls her puano talents to her suster Luz Loretta Perrune leaves wuth Ruth Palmer fsagnedl THE CLASS OF 52 Wutnesses Charlene Egluan and Jum Salmons W 1 . , . . I I I . I I I . I ' I , 2 . z . . I I I . z . I . I . I , I I I . I ' Zelma Hicks leaves and is Harry glad! I 9 . . . t , . I . I . . b , . ' I

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HISIORY Ola LHP CIASS O14 52 On September 7 1948 a group of slightly frightened yet proud teen agers are seen wanting to board a huge DC 6 the LHS Constellation first stop the mysterious Land of the Freshmen' The passenger list consisted of thirty seven studen s with Mr Haddix and Mrs Hale as pilot and co pilot Our ponsoring of the Freshman Skating Party was the high point of the flight during which we flew non stop over obstacles in the forms of general science civics English I and math Because of the rough nature of the trip five of our fellow passengers bailed out for parts unknown In the fall of 'I949 the remaining students were more self confident as Mr Padgett and Mrs Roades took over the positions as our pilots for the more difficult trip through the Sophomore Hemisphere The more rugged territory over which we passed was dotted with biology English Il health and first and and world history Some of the male members of our class earned a name for themselves in the field of sports while others were well started on a four year career in the band During football season we established what later became the annual Sophomore Sweater Swing We proudly placed our first large con trnbution of funds toward the Senior Trip in the capable hands of Mrs Carson the school treasurer Exams finished and report cards completed we prepared to embark on one of the biggest laps of our itinerary Our crew for this flight consisted of Mr Kincaid and Miss Thatcher and student pilots Patsy Jenkins President Tom Daley Vice President Virginia Johansmann Secretary and Dave Whitley Treasurer Here we were in the vast regions of the Junior Mountain Range with which almost caused our rapid descent But in spite of these threats we found time for the usual activities of upper classmen These included the Jumor Carnival the Jumor Senior Basketball Game selling at the athletic events the Jumor Movie Snake Pit and the great dramatic performance of The Galloping Ghost under the direction of Mr Kincaid fThe Lion Hearted! At last we took off for what was to prove the most exciting year of our school career During this final flight toward Graduation we earned our wings under the guidance of Miss Reynolds and Mr Dicken and the leadership of Sam Swanson President Patsy Jenkms Vice President Tom Hulmg Secretary and Dave Whitley Treasurer The year was made engoyable by events such as the Semor Movie The Blue Lagoon the Junior Senior Prom the publication of the Annual Memories under the supervision of Mr Dlcken and the successful production of the semor play Here We Go Again ' directed by Miss Reynolds Tom Daley our football hero was selected to play in the East West All Star football game played at Lexington in August 1952 Our basketball idol Ray Windhorn led the team throughout the season as an outstanding center These are not the only VlPs though our very capable Don Ratllff was named the best athlete of L H S Finally with diplomas in hand and a very memorable lourney behind US twenty eight happy seniors set our course for sunny Daytona Beach Florida THREE POINTER HERE WE COME' Patsy Jenkins and Joan Rickelman WI X W ' 1 X N N X 3 7 1 J ,I . I I l A ' ' ' - II ' Ili , S . . . . . I h . . I I ' I . . . . . I . I . . , . I . I I - ' I . , I Q . . . . I . I . I I ' - . I I . . I I I I i . . . . I . giant peaks in the forms of typing, English lll, U. S. History, and chemistry, ' I ' I E . - . I . . I . ' ll ' Il ' Il ' , - , ,, . . . . . , . - . ' I . . t . I I . I . I . I . ' l I I I I . I U . ' ' Il ll ' - ' ' ' I I I 11 ' H - - ' I I 9 I . . ,, . , . . I I ' I I . - - . I I I ' T I , . F . e I l 1 l ' ' I - . . I ' . - I ,

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CLASS CRUMBI F Quate often thangs at school dont go the way we want them to but what can a person do about at' He has to gran and bear at Even for a senaor lafe as no bed of roses but now we have a chance to grumble as loud as we wash Here are the pet grapes of the andavadual senaors Mary Lee Tomlanson grapes because she cant play hookey every day anstead of every other day Don Ratlaff grapes because the garls wont let ham have any peace Karen Kordenbrock grapes because she cant brang Gary Naemeyer to school wath her Dave Whatley grapes because he cant wolf whastle wath has front tooth out Verda Houp grapes because of all the grapers an the Senaor Class Jam Salmons grapes because he cant play chess durang all has classes Charlene Eglaan grapes because everyone calls her Sogs Tom Hulang doesnt grape at anythang Ruth Palmer grapes because she asnt presadent of the Senaor Class Ray Wandhorn grapes because physacs as so easy It doesnt keep ham busy Patsy Jenkans grapes because the Quarterback news as always late .lam Pleasants grapes because Mary Lou asnt a senaor and cant go to Daytona Beach Vargana Johansmann grapes because there arent any more antellectual people an the Senaor Class Sam Swanson grapes because the annual as blue Zelma Hacks grapes because she has such a hard tame passang Mr Padgetts courses Jack Heuser grapes because he doesnt lave on Hazen Street Joan Rackelman grapes because Jack doesnt lave on Hazen Street Bob Hampton grapes because he cant play aazz at band rehearsals Pat Horton grapes because she cant get marraed before June Lorretta Perrane grapes because she hasnt a Cadallac to drave to school Tom Daley grapes because he cant partacapate an sports all day Instead of havang classes Jeanette Denham grapes because Mass Reynolds won t let her slap an tardy every mornang Ernae Campbell grapes because he cant come to school at 9 30 and be dasmassed a 12' I Rayola Frekang grapes because the maaorettes dont get to perform at basket ball games Gary Boyston lust grapesl' Evelyn Harden grapes because she cant brang her pet squarrels to school wath her Joyce Bates gnpes because she couldnt go to Calafornaa wath Gal Jerry Denham grapes because Jack doesnt get more leaves By Karen Kordenbrock and Verda Houp ,I ' .1 4 . . 1 I . . , - n 11 - , . - - 1 ll ll - . . . , . . , . . . . , . . . . . , . . - - 11 11 . , . . . . , . . . . . . , . . . . , . , . . . , . . . . . , . , . . . , . . , . . , . . . , . . . , . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . , . , . . . . , . . . . - 1