Ludlow High School - Memories Yearbook (Ludlow, KY)

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OUR FUTURE iff Right now we are going to try to Imagine what the old town will look like ten years from now We are going to roam through our town and see If we see any of the grads of 54 Down on Oak Street we see that theres a new office building Lets look at the office directory and see nf any of them are here Right at the top of the lust we see the name of Russ Anderson who has set up a very profitable medical practice and who is very ably assisted un his chores by Bntha Hanlon DsC his nurse but who unexplamably has been interested an the funeral parlor downstairs Next on the lust we see Albert Fords name under the banner of the Fords Finer Pharmacy Al is reputed to have the best most complete pharmacy in the north of Kentucky Down on the ground fioor again we see a neat dignified sign over a door It says Don Digger Donlnns Little Mortuary Below this as a motto If Anderson cant prescribe for it and Ford cant fill ut call Donlm Ill bet Don makes a million too On the sublect of drug stores we hear that Joy Salmon is giving Al fits now by stealing all of his customers away to Brown s Better Pharmacy In which While we are wandering around we might as well saunter down to the old school house and see if there ns any of the 54s around there Who is this big long lanky figure wandering dawn the halls toward us is it Mr Tipton? Why no nts Gary Lukey who has taken over Mr Tnptons old duties as the head of the math department of L H S and domg quite well too Up In the office we spy none other than our old classmate Marge Denham who has inherited the title of dean of gurls from Miss Reynolds she also teaches English and History Mr Dlcken left L H S a few years ago and placed has duties as Annual sponsor and chemistry and physics teacher upon the capable shoulders of Don Woolley Down In the grades we find Lois Moak teaching the third grade their arithmetic and spelling and history They say shes a swell teacher except that she yells too loud Over at the old Rlgney Stadium we find Coach Joe Daley now mentor of the Ludlow eleven running his boys through a little drill The story as that he has the hottest prospects ln the state this year Ruth Klener has some hot prospects this year too for the first time since she has taken over as womens athletic director at old L H S They say she has finally got a team that can beat the Bellevue G A A lContlnuedD I , . . , I . i . . . . . I E I I . . ' I , . . ' I II I ' I ' I ' ll ' ' .ill I ' ' I ' i ' II I . . , . . I she has a very substantial interest. ' ' I I . . . I I . . . . ., . , , . . , . B I I , . n n 9 I I I ' I , . I , . .

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OUR PAST They re off ff and runnung' Thurty four entrues got set for the four mule race of Hugh School Eclucatuon All of us were a luttle nervous at the startung gate but when the bell rang gettung the first lap under way we fell unto a steady pace We took tume out to have a Freshman Skatung Party whuch was a tremendous money makung attractuon We hated to see that Arlen Ayers Nelson Hamm and Jum Ruddle had been scratched At the begunnung of the second lap we were rudung hugh on the crest of self confldenc Wuth the arruval of Joyce Hollungsworth we were all un the sturrup ready to pound the turf of algebra world hustory and undustrual arts The sophomore year offered the Sweater Swung and we thurty three members worked hard to see that ut was enuoyed by all As hugh spuruted uunuors we began to show more unterest un school actuvutues for we realuzed the flnush lune was now wuthun sught Although Eluzabeth Johans mann had left us Albert Wall Don Donlun Donna Brownurug Mullue Sanford and Earl Roeder brought theur talents to the Held Our play Beauty and the Beef our movue and the Junuor Carnuval were the kund of work we enuoyed doung Wuth the help of the senuors we made the Junuor Senuor Prom a huge success There were even some whose dancung would put Natuve Dancer to shame' Thus was not an easy lap however because our lockeys Muss McDanuel and Mr Kuncaud saw to ut that we dudnt stray from the track of learnung We were now comung down the stretch spurred on by Muss Reynolds and Mr Ducken and wuth Gary Lukey holdung the reuns The magazune and Chrustmas card sales candy sales at football and basketball games the senuor play Mother ls a Freshman electuon of the annual staff votung on rungs orderung unvutatuons and cards and havung puctures taken all thus was enough to wear down any young thoroughbred to a slow trot But the members of the Class of 54 are natuves of the Bluegrass State wuth a strong and proud wull to be the best ln our struggle wuth Macbeeth physucs math and commercual subuects the twenty eught members of the class found that good old horse sense plus some chompung at the but brought the desured results Before we knew ut we had our noses under the wure and ut was decuded that Daytona Beach was the udeal place for us to be turned out to pasture And so the Class of 54 was guven a horseshoe of roses and a duploma makung us proud of our successful completuon of thus most umportant race and hopeful that the future achuevements of the Class of 54 wull brung honor to Lud'ow Hugh School and our natuve Kentucky , . ' 1 , . I . - 1 1 - Q . . . . C. , 1 1 1 - I . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 ' 1 ,, . . . . . 1 1 . , ' - 1 1 1 . . . . , . . , . 1 1 1 1 ,, ,, . . . . 1 1 1 I - , . . . . ,, ,, . . . - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , . . 1 . , . . I .

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OUR FUTURE fContmuedj Whule we are uptown we may as well drop un and see how Ray Vance now manager of Keenes Grant Furniture Mart IS gettmg along Ah yes theres Ray now and from the harrled look on has face we can see that Mrs Vance lMnII:e Sanford! ns stnll threatenmg to leave and go home to Mama Now that we are here we may as well see who s on Smellnvusuon fsuccessor to Televlslonj What do you know theres Jerry Byland wlth has own show The Candy Knd and has Red Rod Looks lake hes a hopped up version of the Lone Ranger with a luttle Barney Oldfield maxed nn On the next channel we find a new womens program whuch corresponds to a femmune verslon of Walter Wnnchell featurlng our old fnend Janet Whitley tltle Whltleys Witty Words of Wlsdom She knew the news she knows the news she IS the news Also on Smellnvnslon we see Jo Ann Hatter who has taken over the lab as a Charles Antell salesman on her own program 45 mmutes of commercnol and 5 mmutes of program And theres Bug Top wath Norma Barker as the first female clown to make ut on Smellnvlslon Speaknng of the entertamment world we have heard that Earl Roeder us presently engaged as stage manager of one of the larger downtown theaters Tnckets dont cost as much that way Right across the street from Ra s place we see that Joyce Wood has hear that she has hlred Jeanme Moore as full time secretary You couldnt flnd a better comblnatlon anywhere either Over on automobnle row we find that Sam Waterfield has mhernted Foltzs old place and has developed It unto one of the bnggest servuce centers and used car lots In Northern Kentucky And who of all people IS hls chuef salesman but Larry McCarthy In the busmess world Shlrley Sears has recently been promoted to general manager of Shlllltos and Donna Browning has taken over operatuon of her fathers auto ture store an Covington and as now hauled as the Tlre Queen of Clncmnatl Beulah Morrow has become head accountant and bottle washer for her husband Don ln Helton's Super Service Smelllvnsuon repanr deluxe Shnrley Hageman as now wrestlmg her patnents at St Elnzabeth Hosputal As for mllltary clrcles we hear that Dlxle O Bannon has moved to Norfolk to llve with her husband Rear Admiral J OBanlon who presently has full command of all rowboats ln the Atlantic theater of operatuons Joyce Aynes IS now drlvlng to work In Newfoundland on her dog sled Rachel Jackman as now the mother of five boys and the propneter of Jackmans grocery store Russell Anderson and Duxue OBanuon , , . . . . , I . , , . . . I ' ' ll , ' ' II ' I - s , . . . . . I . . . - . ,, . , . . ,, , . I I . . , . . ' I opened a new beauty shop. She sure is doing a booming business for we . . . , . . . , . I I I . . , . . , . . . . . ,, . . . .,, I I . . I . . . . 0 o u I ' ' I ' n 1 ' I ' 1 ' I ll I ll . . , .