Nicholas County High School - Nicholas Countian Yearbook (Carlisle, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

I1IllflCl K xg? We the sernors of 1949 wxth keen ant1c1pat1ons are about to begm a long and eventful journey toward the desxrous goals of success Some may fall by the way yet others str1v1ng and look1ng ever onward w1ll reach thls ultlrnate end There are many roads ap proach1ng our varlous des1res some longer more w1nd1ng and conta1n1ng more obstacles than others but 1n the end may we all have chosen the perfect one to lead us ever forward and upward to the peak of success ln the 1949 Nxcholas Counta1n we have undertaken to show the many and var1ous phrases of school l1fe wh1ch have encouraged us and have po1nted out the path we shall take as th1s Journey commences - 1 -.-- , um. Nicholas County High School Carlisle, Kentucky 13.2 lCClflOI2 W1th heartfelt grat1tude and apprec1at1on for h1s unt1r1ng efforts we ded1cate thls 6d1t1O NICHOLAS COUNTIAN t Raymo 1ntendent Mr Y Dur1ng h1s three years of serv1ce he has labored dxhgently for better educat1onal opportun1t1es 1n our county He has 1nstalled 1n us a des1re for knowledge From the ent1re graduatlng class of 1949 fond farewell and a w1sh of goes a much success Q J O Af ' ' , ' ' n of the o our super' , . nd J. Wesle . 2 l'YllI'llJll CLfllfQ BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs Howard Irv1n Eugene Letcher Dan Wells Cha1rman B S Stephenson Reynolds Gaunce Raymond J Wesley Supt of Schools Brooks Henderson Pr1nc1pal .TAMES WALL Coach TRUMAN RICHEY ELLA ROSE CRUME Home Econorrucs .TCI-IN ADAMS Agnculture GLADYS KENNEY Hlstory ETHEL BOTTS Mathernatuzs HAZEL SWARTZ 7th Sz 8th ROBBIE HARNEY 5th 81 6th RACHEL I-IAMM 3rd Sr 4th FLEET ALLISON Znd Sz 3rd JANE GAFFIN lst ALPHA BRIERLY Commerce Librarian E enior CALM O icerfi DOLOR ES CONRAD Reporter BILLY HILLOCK VICE Presldent ..a-4 1 'QCP' GEORGE VAUGHN Pre s1dent -9? f 6 06 ANNA LEE GATES 5 6 'T REBA NIILLER Secretary CALVIN WILLS Sgt -at-Arms 7373 JANE ALEXANDER FRANK GUTHRIE WAUNITA BRADLEY HOWARD LIVENGOOD WILMA COLLINS WILMA JEAN ROE 9 011 l Ol PY' 'QF 6 E' 'fl 6 CIAA 46 PHYLLIS COOK MORGAN RIGGS DOROTHY LEET BILLY ROSE WILMA JEAN BRODERICK JEAN BOOTH Y' we -ef t7 QIIIOI' BILLY HILLOCK On basketball team he sure IS fast But ln Enghsh he s always late for class He s pol1te good lookmg and on the beam He s the answer to every maxden s dream GEORGE VAUGHN Most 1nfluent1al of us all H1s favor1te sport 1S basketball He s also a whmz as a softball prtcher The way he gets around keeps us 1n a d1ther CALVIN WILLS Handsome and sm1l1ng IS th1s lad A perfect model for a colgate a Eyes of brown and h1s halr xs dark But one g1rl wxll always have h1s heart FRANK GUTHR IE A brxlhant student we don t deny Is thxs boy who s bashful and shy He s neat pol1te and plays an honest game We pred1ct that he w1ll r1se to fame MORGAN RIGGS He s versatxle and frxendly though we must say Here xs the reason why teachers get gray Late for h1s classes no lessons prepared Do you wonder why teachers have mghtmares HOWARD LIVINGOOD For h1s cheerfulface th1s boy 1S noted And to all the gxrls he IS devoted Dear to our hearts he ll always be But how he gets Enghsh 15 a mystery to me BILLY ROSE Wxth the name of a flower thxs boy IS blessed Though at t1mes he s a very annoymg pest But really he IS a very lxkeable lad And the thought of h1s leav1ng makes us sad PHYLLIS COOK She s tall and slender and full of pep As basketball cheerleader she s really hep The boys thmk she s the glrl of then' dreams But to one she 1S devoted or so It seems JANE ALEXANDER To thxs versat1le g1rl let s take a bow Wxth boys she 15 really a wow But she doesn t care for them you see Cause her heart belongs to a referee WAUNITA BRADLEY Full of m1sch1ef 15 th1s blue eyed glrl Whose dev1ltry keeps us 1n a whxrl And when lt comes to boys she 1sn t dumb Cause she gave her heart to a hundred an ANNA LEE GATES She s cute and sweet wlth a heart of gold And charmmg ways so I ve been told Sne led the boys a merry chase But R L f1nally won the race REBA MILLER Th1S blue eyed glrl 15 beaut1ful and bold And Calv1n s heart she ll always hold She 5 not afra1d to speak her mmd Anywhere or anyt1me WILMA ROE She s short and sweet and full of fun To catch her man she needs no gun So to one guy she really rates I ll bet h1s name 15 Charles Gates DOLOR ES CONRAD Here s a typ1cal h1gh school gal To one and all she xs a pal She has no romance 1n her lmfe But her d1spos1t1on 15 sunny and brxght DOROTHY LEET Th1s blonde haxred gal who s on the beam Is the object of every young man s dream But to one and all she hands thxs l1ne My heart runs on C1nc1nnat1 t1me WILMA COLLINS Serxous m1nded but full of pranks Th1s g1rl gets my vote of thanks W1thout her we d get bored wlth school And teachers and books and golden rules WILMA JEAN BRODERICK We predlct that dur1ng her l1fe span Th1s g1rl w1ll always have a man But we may somet1me see her name Wr1tten 1n the Hall of Fame JEAN BOOTH She s blonde and peppy and full of zest It seems as though she ll never rest But w1th all her boy fnends I fmd It hard To pred1ct wh1ch one w1ll w1n her heart d one 7 4 an eff d -- v , 1 . 8 . CAM cfs-Aaforg Th1S h1story of our class may seem qulte dull to most people but to us It 1S a re m1nder of some of the happ1est days of our l1fe Throughout these four years of hlgh school we have had many problems and l1fe seemed very worthless at tlmes but w1th the help and understand1ng of our fr1ends and teachers we have managed to reach our goal In the autumn of 1945 we came to Headquarters H1gh School a happy and thr1lled l1ttle group of Freshmen DoloresConrad Frank Guthr1e and George Vaughn who had come through e1ght years of school together Jolned us from Ell1sc1lle along w1th Eva Howard Anna Lee Gates Dorothy Leet and Wanda Purcell who had jo1ned these three dur1ng the1r e1ght years Calv1n W1lls Jo1ned us from Center I-l1ll Under the leadershxp of M1ss Alpha Br1erly we managed to tra1l through the year Although our class was very large at the beg1nn1ng of school many dropped out dur1ng the year The followxng autumn found us once aga1n at Headquarters H1gh Happy to see our classmates once more As Sophomores we cons1dered ourselves very grown up and exper1enced but found ourselves turn1ng from t1me to t1me to our home room teacher M1ss EthelBotts for a1d Wlth our sophomore year camea great decrease 1n our class Eva Varner Nelma Dotson Eva Howard Wanda Purcell Joan Maf fett and Oral Hollar left the class Our Junlor Year found us under Mrs Gladys Kenney s gu1de and very exc1ted over the new name of our school Instead of Headquarters H1gh It was known as N1Ch01aS County H1gh Four new members jo1ned our class fromCarl1sle H1gh School They were Jean Booth Waun1ta Bradley Jane Alexander and Wxlma Jean Roe The h1gh l1ghts of the year were the Junlor Semor Banquet and the Junlor tr1p to I..ou1s v1lle Kentucky We entered school 1n the fall of 48 w1th great plans for our last year at N1cholas County H1gh Coach Wall our homeroom teacher was a great help to us durlng the year We lost one member of our class Shelly Gaunce who w1thdrew dur1ng the f1rst semester and welcomed one new member B1lly Rose who came from Carhsle H1gh In our class of e1ghteen members only f1ve or1g1na1 members are left B1lly H1llock and Wllma C0ll1DS who started together 1n the f1rst grade at Headquarters H1gh and Dolores Conrad Frank Guthr1e and George Vaughn who started together at El11sv1l1e We elected George Vaughn Pres1dent B1llyH1ll0ck V1ce Pres1dnet Reba M11ler Secretary and Anna Lee Gates Treasurer Dolores Conrad Reporter and Calv1n w1llS Sargeant at arms Now as we leave N1cholas County H1gh and our beloved teachers and classmates we w1sh to express our smcerest grat1tude to them for the1r pat1ent understand1ng throughout the years 9 I 1 I 1 . 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Slgned, sealed, pubhshed, and declared by the above Sen1or Class of 1948 49, the last w1ll and testament, 1n the presence, and at the1r request hate here unto subscr1bed our names as w1tnesses. Sen1or Class 49' 11 X . fj W ', lllf' 51 rs 01 V191 v' gg 111' sou z d 'i111z1nt 111111dw1t1 1141115' 11-1111-ts of l-aving 'lil' 11d N11-1 14 s C011 1ty High Scltc 01, do 1 1' -1 y 1111111 511,11 th- 10 Aving to 011 c1'211' C 1 J- 1:1i.1's. To 1.1 if J 1' . - 1111- 1' 3 1 ' ' -' A - , TO 1.11 '-s -1111 11111 to .gru 1111-4 t it. T ' 'H -1 - ' 1 : 1 , 1 1 if 3' f 14 'Sli 7. wil as 11:1p1 y as ours 11: e fen. George Vaughn to Charles Cmtf-S - 1115 dynamic personality and his beautiful ' A T , ' J' H- 1,1 'z ' ff ' 2 72 15, ' 2 1: 1' 'A '- 1 Q ' 52 Q., . ' 1 ' I : f' ' . I .gli ' f J , 'z -t1z Q 'p 12 1 't'l1 ' 15 2 I 1 1 .' - 1 2 ' ', 1 2 1 1 ' J ' - 2 ' 1 - 1 , ' . ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ', ' 2 ' z ' 1 - e' 2 - , 1' ' z ' 1 1 ' , , ' . - . .L . V if 4 C 4 I . . L 2 n 4 I . . . 1 . . . . A u 1 n 3 l I .. .. - . . . y . 1 u H ' 05.6 I0 8 As the end of school draws near we f1nd that we are regretful 1nstead of happy at leav1ng N1cholas County I-hgh School and our beloved classmates and teachers But let us look ahead 1nstead of backward and see what the 49 class w1ll be dolng 1n the future We read 1n the paper that the celebrated art1st Anna Lee Gates and her husband R L Duncan are return1ng home for a v1s1t We walk past the theatre and see W1lma Jean Broder1ck s name 1D l1ghts co starred w1th her 1S Tyrone Power Waun1ta Bradley who always d1d rem1nd us ofa South Amer1can Rhumba Dancer 1S the owner of a large dancxng school 1n New York We draw up a cha1r to our telev1s1on set and see a d1st1ngu1shed Pol1t1c1an mak1ng a campa1gn speech Just 1mag1ne' Frank Guthr1e Pres1dent Can th1S be real? The famous New York Playboy Howard L1V1HgOOd1S g1v1ng h1s attent1on to only one g1rl' B1lly I-hllock world famous stunt p1lot 15 appear1ng 1n Mad1son Square Garden for a performance before the Pres1dent We always knew B1lly would obta1n a h1gh pos1t1on someday Four years 1n home econom1cs were not wasted as far as Reba M1ller was concerned Those years of agr1culture seemed to have the1r effect on Calv1n W1lls too We f1nd Reba and Calv1n happ1ly marr1ed and l1v1ng on a l1ttle farm 1n Barterv1lle B1lly Rose famous sc1ent1st who always had a secret desxre to be a short hand expert has Just Wrltten a book wh1ch w1ll TCVISC the shorthand world What would Mr Gregg th1nk of th1S Radlo Stage and Screen are 1ndeed proud of the1r latest and most popular s1nger George Vaughn Good luck George you deserve the best' Dolores Conrad fxnally fulf1lled her l1fe long amb1t1on to be an a1r l1ne hostess Don t get a1r s1ck Dolores' Kentucky has lost another c1t1zen to Oh1o Dorothy Leet has moved to C1nc1nnat1 to be w1th that certa1n party Jane Alexander and her famous referee husband James Brady are travehng to Europe to see the Olymp1c Games It IS rumored that the famous N1cholas County Bluejackets are to be the featured event Heaven help the poor cr1m1nals Morgan R1ggS 15 a pr1vate detect1ve just l1ke Sam Spade I ll bet Sherlock Holmes never dreamed th1s would happen Phyll1s Cook has always wanted to be a model and now we see her as a model h0US6W1f6 on Whetstone Road tak1ng care of all the l1ttle Darrells What IS th1s'7 Our old Pardner Jean Booth the owner of a large Dude Ranch 1n Texas Another amb1t1on 15 fulf1lled W1lma Coll1ns 1S a reporter for a Cal1forn1a Newspaper Just recently she rece1ved appra1sal for her 1ntefV1eW w1th Peter Lawford W1lma Jean Roe 15 Amer1can A1r11ne s latest a1r hostess Do YOU SUPPOSG her heart 15 1n her work or IS lt stxll at N1cholas County I-hgh 'P 'P '7 'P 12 U P0 cy u . , . Q 1 , Q o , 1 . . . , . . l 1 ' . 1 , n 1 e . , . . - 1 1 4 Q 0 Q 1 9 1 , U a a 1 3 ' 1 ' , . . a ' . - ' ' ' ' 44 ' n 1 . . H . e - 01 Q . . , . 1 1 Q 1 ' - ' u 11 0 ' ' u n - u ll ' 1 1 Q n a o - . . . . 1 . n C . lfLl'll0I fI OFFICERS Presxdent Charles Gates V1ce Pres1dent Louxse V1ce Secretary Helen K1rnes Treasurer fhmmy Gaunce Reporter Clara Fryman Song Leader Lo1s Booth Read1ngfrom Leftto Rlght FIRST ROW Cleoda Nhller Beulah Bussell Helen Klmes Mary Cra1g MarJor1e Toy LOIS Booth Lou1se V1ce Gola Caud1ll Dorothy Lemons SECOND ROW Clara Fryman Ann Wagoner Sue Fryman Tr1enz1e Hollar Mlldred Burden Dolly Garrett Sarah Davxs EUHICC George Betty Wagoner Jane Duncan THIRD ROW J'1rnmy Gaunce Charles Gates JIITIITXY Roe B1lly Jo Duncan Mar1on Burden hmmy Shrout Charles Watkms John Ecton Edward Small Paul Brady Those Not Shown In P1cture I..1ll1an Wagoner 13 . ICI Ill!!! Ol L ill Ol . Oi I. I Ol. . .3 : I! ! 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' : . . 14 I g 4 , ,'Ql QJllI1'lQI1 Read1ng from Left to R1ght FIRST ROW Sue Flora Bonn1e R1CtCh1E June Anderson Alma Dean Hudnall Patsy Fryman Margaret Crouch Ann Fryman Frances L1vengood Fanme Bulter Jewell Wagoner Charles Shaw SECOND ROW J1mm1e Judge Jean1e Booth Frances R1ensm1th Jean Earlyw1ne Josephxne Fryman Dott1e Shaw Nancy Reld Dolly McCarty Thelma George Ruby Srrnth Faye Letcher Wayne Snegal Lynwood Roe THIRD ROW Clay Bxlly Mattox Harvey W1lson Bobby G1llesp1e Roy Sapp Clarence Walton B1lly Doyle FOURTH ROW RussellScott .Tr Johnn1e Fryman Byron Duncan Marolyn Scott Donn1e Snapp .Tenmngs Mattox Jerry K1mes J1mmy Denton Bully Dav1s Those Not Shown In P1cture Luther T1ncher Betty Ann Jones Esther Neff Glor1a Neff Grace Smxth Mary Ann S1bert Betty Jo R1tCh16 Ray Cutr1s Ott1s Kearns 15 . . , 1 , . . . I , , , , , . , . , y I Z . . , . , . . , . y . , . , . , Y y ' , , A , . : Livingood, Tommy Grimes, Paul McNees, Donald Gaunce, Donnie Gaunce, . Y . , . . , y , ' . : ., ' , , 1 . , . u y . , . , . . . . Z . , i y . y . , . , . . I . , . . 7fl, am! Slfl mlm FIRST ROW Della Mae Green LaVonne Taylor Donald Caldwell Marie Tincher Sterhng I-Iollar Betty JoFrakes Layne Hollar Eva Puckett SECOND ROW W1ll1am Earl Hubbard Maxine Brady Colleen Roe .Toyce R1tch1e Swartz Elizabeth Scott Francis Alexander Norma Mynear Peggy Small Betty Ruth Damp1er Blossome Morris FOURTH ROW Hazel Gulley Shirley Jennings Ronme Broderick Ward Shannon Ralph Hollar Marvin Fryman 16 Minnie Ritchie, Lenore Richey, Sue Shrue, Phillip Hillock. THIRD ROW: Hazel 5fA and 6lA mlm rady FIRST ROW. Betty Mattox Wayne McKenzie Carolyn Delaney Bobby B Shirley Eubanks, Phyllis Gaunce, Dovalee Ritchie Dorothy Bulter Vera Puckett. SECOND ROW: Robbie Harney, Bobby G. Kenney, Juanita Skaggs Frank Conyers, Anna Lee Hollar, Innes Feeback, Helen Frakes, Byron Fryman, Dena Develly, Ruth Wagoner, Earl Jones. THIRD ROW: Carl Wills, Norman Broderick, J. B. Ritchie, Ralph Taylor, Eddie Wagoner, Sammie Ritchie, Turner Shannon, Joseph Nichols, Donnie Caswell, James Snapp. FOURTH ROW: Joe Allen Green, William Bulter, Donson Ritchie. Those Not Shown In Picture: Constance Barber, Rose Zella Smith, Patsy Asbury, Ruby Bartlett, Carolyn Prather, Janice Feeback, Ronald Jones. 17 O 3rc! a,w!4fA glade., Read 1ght FIRST ROW Ida Bell Broder1ck J1mmy Earlyw1ne Gertrude Mynear Peggy Hubbard Barbara Jean Snapp Patsy Morr1s Kay Duncan L1ll1an R1ggs Mary Prmtt Gerald1ne Eubanks Jan1ce Morr1s SECOND ROW Mrs Hamm Helen Caroll Hamllton Johnny Mattox Melv1n Florence Patsy Mattox Charles Green Dav1d Small Larry Gray Wlnnle Mae Florence Glen R1tch1e Jr Larry Green Bobby Frank Green Robert Earl Taylor THIRD ROW John Paul Jones Ph1ll1p Morr1s, Harold Ray R1tch1e Woody Blake Jr Ned Jenmngs S1dney Hollar, Rowena Ph1ll1ps , Dott1e I-Iopkms, Allen Caldwell, Charl1e Damp1er, Willlam Jones. Those Not Shown In Pmcturez C. B. R1tch1e, Edd1e Ray Parther. Y I Lal V l X . . 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'! l 3 . : , . . . . . , U . , . . . . . 18 2114! ana! 3 cl Qu eff Readxng from Left to R1ght FIRST ROW Jerry Wayne McKenz1e Elcon Gaunce Brenda Ann Hollar Joyce Butler Alma Darnp1er Elmzabeth Txncher Herbert Bennett Bubby Mattox J Susan Wells Rebecca Gaunce Freeda Green Ann Varner Jerry Ph1ll1ps SECOND ROW S1dney Wells Brenda Sue Hollar Anna Gaunce Don Harrulton James Gates Edd1e Mattox Barbara Skaggs Willa Faye Selvage Reta Hash Harold Sldle Ramona Hollar Lenone Scott THIRD ROW Ivhss Alllson Betty Jean Hollar Ruth Ann Frakes W C Gaunce Bobby Green James Nhtcheltree Em1ly Ph1ll1ps Tommy Whxrls Betty Shrum Lonn1e Morrxs Llnda Caswell MarJor1e Ph1ll1ps Betty Lou Gulley Leon Eubanks Those Not Shown In Plcture Herbert Bennett Allen Lee Gaunce LeoryFryman Iva Butler Ronald Whaley Edna Sm1th Betty Lou Smlth 19 j bf racle FIRST ROW Thornton Lee Caswell W1ll1am RaySnapp J C Jones .TudyAnn Snapp Phyll1s Ann Morr1s Betty Blake Eva K Tlncher Dottle Lou Hollar Elnore Harney SECOND ROW MISS Jane Gr1ff1n Bradly Eubanks Donald Ray R1tch1e Harold Lee Pruxtt W1ll1am Clark B1lly Pat Brothers Jessy Curt1s Srruth Velma Develly Ann FTHDCIS Damp1er Byron Lee Harrnlton Dolores Mar1e Gaunce Those Not Shown In P1cture Bertxe Blake L1da Mae Sm1th James Ronald Duncan Fraz1er Fryman 20 ! D .1 I 'I D ' 7 0 II QI' Why all the armor glrls call Frank Cave Man 'P What wouldhlmppc n 1f W1lm1 Jean Roe was slx feettall Guess that Jumor boy would hc too short wouldn t he'P Why M1ss Crume teaches such embarrasmng th1ngs n Home Ec Why Mr Henderson Q ills all the g1rls Honey Why Howard L1v1ngood doesn t settle down to one g1rl Why George Vaughn 15 so t1ckl1sh ln the 11bs What would happen lf Calv1n and Reba stopped golng together What the Joke on Waumta was the nlght of the Latln Game Why W1lma Coll1ns argues so much Wlth .T1mm1e Shrout 1n Typ1ng Class Why Coach thlnks the Senlor g1rls act l1ke Freshmen Where Phyllls Cook pot her bobby p1n COll9Ct1OI'l7 When Jean Booth 15 golng to make up her mlnd about her boy fr1ends Why Anna Lee caught the measles on the day we were supposed to have p1ctures taken Why Dorothy Leet l1kes to go to C1nc1nnat1 so well What l1fe would be l1ke 1f Morgan had a glrl Why B1lly H1llock always has such an 1nnocent express1on on h1s face If Dolores really has a secret love Yes Who was the boy on the W1ll1amstown team who thought W1lma Jean Roe was so cute' I-Immmmmmm'P 'P 'P If the teachers w1llm1Ss us when we re gone Why the Jumors get so mad when the Semors crowd 1nto l1ne 1n the Lunch Room Sen1or pr1v1leges k1ds ' Who pulled Phyll1s Cook s shoe off on the bus one mght If Mr Wall w1ll ever have a daughter Why everybody turns green when Enghsh Class 1S ment1oned How Morgan sk1ps so many classes and gets by w1th lt If Anna Lee w1ll st1ck to one boy Who the Poet 1S 1n the sen1or class Who was the oddv1lle boy who told W1lma Jean Roe that she had such beaut1ful brown eyes 'P Why W1lma Colllns wants to go to Cal1forn1a'P If Waumta wrlll ever have a steady Who th1nks Dolores 1S so sweet Why Mr Henderson has so many secretar1es How does W1lma Broder1ck get home lately What does Mr Henderson tease W1lma Collms and W11ma Jean Roe about? W1ll Phyllls ever grow up'P If W1lrna Jean Broder1ck w1l1 ever fall 1n love What would happen 1f all the sen1ors dropped Enghsh Poor lV'rs Kenney Grrr Why M1ss Br1erly thlnks George IS f1ckle. Where Frank got h1s bad reputat1on. Can Coach Wall really tap dance? 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P Why Mlss Br1erly 1S so 1ndependent 21 e IM! . . Why everybody runs when Jane starts talking about a referee. . . C J C I C lfltlfll Q CLI l'l'lQI .5 of .X4W'lQI iLCl OFFICERS Pres1dent Calv1n W1lls V1ce Pres1dent Howard L1Veng0Od Secretary Buddy Buckler Treasurer Frank Guthrxes Sent1nel Edward Small Adv1ser John Adams J Members Read1ng from Left to R1ght FIRST ROW John Adams Jr Howard Lxvengood Charles Watklns Mar1on Burden Calv1n W1lls Morgan R1ggs Frank Guthne Buddy Buckler SECOND ROW Harold Honaker B1lly Mattox J1mmy Judge Bobby G1ll1sp1e Harvey W1lson B1lly Jo Duncan Edward Small Jlmmy Roe Jmmmy Shrout Paul Brady THIRD ROW W1ll1am L1tcher B1lly Dav1s J1mm1e Denton Herbert Duncan Dorsey Watkms Alfred Dotson Jlmmme Conrad Frances Gnmes Clarence Walton Donme Gaunce Jenmngs Mattox FOURTH ROW JerryK1mes JohnnyFryman Russell Scott Donn1e Snapp BTYOII Duncan Donald Gaunce Roy Sapp Clay Lwengood Tommy Gr1mes FIFTH ROW Paul McNees Marylon Scott Jumus Jolly Charles Shaw Summary Z0 Green Hands Z2 Chapter Farmers 6 State Farmers Total 48 Z2 X . . K eb -W S , l , 'V I A . , C . . Reporter . . . 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D 5 : H I D I ' i Ll flfU Q 0711814161 QIT5 of ..!4Wl Ql l.CCl OFFICERS President Dolores Conrad V1ce President Reba Miller Secretary Sue Fryman Treasurer Phyllis Cook Reporter Louise V1ce Historian Patsy Wills FIRST ROW Lillie Bell Alexander Patsy Wills Jane Anderson Phyllis Cook Dolores Conrad Reba Nhller Sue Fryman Louise V1ce W11ma Dean Hamm Mary Cra1g Ann Wagoner Frances Riensmith Jean Earlywme June Anderson Alma Dean Hudnall Patsy Fryman Joseph1ne Fryman THIRD ROW Miss Ella Rose Crume Dorothy Leet Jean Booth Cleoda M1ller Beulah Bussell Ann Fryman Frances Livengood Thelma George Ruby Sm1th Faye Letcher Sue Flora Bonnie Ritchie FOURTH ROW Ann Wagoner Louis Booth Eun1ce George Nhldred Burden 'I'r1enz1 Hollar Anna Lee Ockerman Betty Jo Scott Dottie Whirls Dolly Lemons Betsy Brady BettyAnn Wagoner Jewell Wagoner Those Not In Picture Anna Lee Gates Ester Neff Grace Smith SECOND ROW: Loretta Morris, June Harney, Marietta Storey, Marjorie Toy, Z3 Zia. Cf A OFFICERS President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer Reporter . Leader . . ident Reading from Left to Ri ht W . Wauruta Bradley Howard Livengood Dolores Conrad . . Frank Guthrie . Jane Alexander . . . Miss Botts g , FIRST ROW: Frank Guthrie, aunita Bradley, Nliss Botts, Howard Livengood, Dolores Conrad. SECOND ROW: Helen Kimes, Louise V' Alexander, Lois Booth. ice, Jane 24 f CH VICE Readmg from Left to R1ght FIRST ROW Lou1se Lo1s Booth Patsy W1lls Loretta Morr1s Phyll1S Cook Dorothy Leet Jean Booth Reba Mlller Alma Dean Hudnall SECOND ROW Mary Cra1g MarJor1e Toy Cleoda Nhller Beulah Bussell Sue Fryman Calv1n W1lls Jane Anderson Betty K1mes .Tune Anderson W1lma Dean Hamm THIRD ROW Dorsey Watkms Charles Watk1ns Sarah Dav1s B11ly Dav1s B1lly Doyle Dottle McCarty Betty .To Scott .T1mm1e Judge Anna Lee Ackerman FOURTH ROW Paul Brady Edward Small, Billy Hillock, Hargus Fryman Z5 Cleldgg? IST ROW Leftt .T1mmy Shrout Waun1ta Bradley Loulse Vlce ZND ROW Buddy Buckler Clara Fryman Dolores Conrad Lols Booth Helen K1mes Jane Alexander o R1ght Sports Reporter Asslstant Ed1tor Product1on Manager Reporter Reporter Reporter Bus1ness Manager Ass1stant Product1on Manager Edltor 26 og Pdf? 3 Members are Le Helen K1mes Wayne Spegal Patsy Fryznan Lynwood Roe ft to nght Alma Dean Hudnall M1ss Rlchey Sue Fryman .Tummy Shrout Eumce George Sarah Dav1s Advlsor Z pcm Orgamzed 1n the fall of 1948 for th sp1r1t good wmll a e purpose of promotmg school nd cooperatlon at all school funct1ons the Pep Club of N1cholas County I-hgh School has accompl1shed many worthwh11e goals On of the most outstanchng of these goals was the purchase and erectlon of the new autornauc scoreboard and tuner 1n the gymnas1um Membersh1p of the Pep Club represents s1xty f1ve percent of the er t1re hlgh school enrollment The Senlor Class w1shes to salute the member for a Job well done. s of th1s orgaruzatlon nur' 8 ll ' 1 A ' i V wk 1 1 C . , p J l C e as A 3 A ,gg-M up . 1, x, 45. . f X e . . . . 28 9 cc 77 MDCIJLQIAII C Qfllll FIRST ROW Paul Brady J'1mmy Gaunce Charles Gates B1l1y H1llock John Ecton Ward Shannon SECOND ROW Calv1n Wxlls Tra1ner Donn1e Gaunce Charles Watk1ns Frank Guthne .Tohnny The Bluejackets faced one of the toughest schedules 1n the h1story of the school th1s year and were v1ctor1ous 1n four of twenty four games The team showed plenty of courage and deterrrnnatlon although three of the boys who were be1ng depended upon had to w1thdraw from school Good sportsmanshxp and clean play were the hzghhghts of the current season The Bluejackets lost several close ball games but the team and the supporters alxke showed good sportsmansh1p at all t1mes Afull yearsexpenence for the rernammg players and the summer months to add that needed he1ghth rnay be the comb1nat1on necessary to make the 1949 50 vers1on of the Bluejackets one to wh1ch we are loolung forward 30 Fryman, Hargis Fryman, Morgan Riggs - Manager. . A g g gajlvelgczffj Wy, jam FIRST ROW Charles Watluns Ward Shannon EdwardSmall Hargls Fryman Frank Guthr1e Donn1e Gaunce .Tohn Edton and Johnny Fryman SECOND ROW Calv1nW1lls Tramer Jenmngs Mattox F1-anc1s Gr1mes B1lly .To Duncan Ph1ll1p H111OCk Dallas Gaunce Paul McNees and Manager Morgan Rlggs THIRD ROW Harvey W1lson Jlmmy Roe B1lly Mattox and Dorsey Watkxns Composed of a large number of underclassmen and two members of the e1ghth grade the B team fm1shed the season w1th eleven v1ctor1es and twelve defeats agamst unusually strong oppos1t1on As a result of thexr d1splay of basketball ab1l1ty the team won the hearts of many sat1sf1ed followers Cons1der1ng the fact that the future vars1ty teams w1ll be made up of these youthful but talented players one rrught predlct progress 1n Basketball for N1cholas County I-hgh School 31 . . . ' 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 D . . . . ' - ' 1 1 . . . .. . 1 1 1 1 g u I 1 1 1 1 un .. . . . 1 . .. . . .. ' 1 1 . . . . 1 . . 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General Electmc Dealer Carhsle Phone 177 36 ' 'L 1, Q A . . , . ' 1. 3 i - if . , . . L 6 v,.. ,. Q I 'p 1 L . . , . Cl H I J , . CARLISLE D1-POSIF BANK Suvauos and Best Wlshes to The Cenlors of 1949 Congratulahons Semors of 1949 BUNTIN'S GARAGE Dodge gl Plymouth Case Farm Machmery Carhsle Kentm-cky C omphments of WALTER SHEPHERD County Judge Carhsle, Kentucky 37 A 4 -J. , . 1 E 5 Ln: X IV111nSt Cxrllsle Ky KIRKI ANDS Dry Goods Ready to weax G T C f Dresses 81 Coats Dentrst Shoes and furn1sh1ngs C omp11ments CAMPBELLS BARBER SHOP Cornpllments SOUTHERN STATES CARLISL E Carhsle COOPERATIVE CO The Farmers own store Carhsle, Kentucky Phone 87 Comphments Your Western Auto Assocnate Store Tommy Johnson, Owner of Car11s1e, Kentucky 38 111 rvwplrrxmvrliw U In W I L L l A lvl S ' R E S T' px U R ,fx N l I C If C H l ' C. A IW Ps A K f A f I ' 2 DR. . 1. 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Ro e Flour lrl sle Kentucky E DUNCAN 8 SON Electr1c W1r1ng W6St1DghOUS6 Home Radlos Serv1cc On All Makes Deposxt Bank Bldg Carhsle Phone Z7 DIXIE RESTAURANT Ma1n Street Pans Kentucky Watch For Ford 1n 49 HAPER 'S GARAGE Bonus Bu1lt Trucks Ford Tractors Dearborn Implements Complete Car Se rv1ce l915 1949 43 - . . ,. J 4: , ' ' e ' Iiistrilmtwrs of Tvuxedo FPCCIS Cz if , I G. . ' ' Q . ' , Ky. - amou.4rfs I KENTUCKY UTILITIES CarI1s1e Ky DR SH HUTCHINGS GeneraIPract1ce BRADLEY gi FITCH Dentxstry D9P0S1t Bank Bldg Grayson 81 Black Coal Morefxeld Ky Phone 7202 Phone 47 or 48 Offxce 8 2 Hours THE. NICHOLAS COUNTY STAR The Largest County Cxrculatmon Geo. W. Rayse Maysv111e, Ky ERMINE RITCHIE Palommo Horses Carhsle, Route ff 3 Phone 2812 44 4PiMmTPnQTPTI wr- P-M-T-TPTPPTMPMPW 1 A -.. .11 e , Compliments of l L1 , , - - ' 4? . , u H - -A I ' R ' of ' - 1 1 - 5 I' CTORIAL VE BOOHS custom MYERS P . A ,, -1 X: ' uv A nuunouvn nun. an n.