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

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ASS WILL We the 1952 graduating class of Nicholas County High School being of sound rnrnd and body do hereby make md declare this to be our last will and testament hereby revoking all former wrlls made by or for us To the frculty we leave our deepest thanks ind apprecr rtron for all th rt they have done or tried to do for us during our four years of high school To the Juniors we leave all the Senior privileges which we have enjoyed so much To the Sophomores we leave our hope that they will have as much fun rn the next two ye rrs as we have a To the Freshmen we crn leave only our sympathy for the three years rhead of them rlong wrth the assurance that never again will they be called Green Freshmen Having made these bequests we proceed wrth the rndrvrdual bequests Caswell RUBY SMITH wrlls her wrllowy figure and her discarded boy friends to Lucille Crouch FAYE LETCHERw11ls her ambition to reach 5 1 and her positron on the girl s basketbal team to Bonrrre Lou Price JEWELL WAGONER wrlls her red harr and brown eyes to Marylene Watkins GRACE SMITH wrlls her lack of abrlrty to lure the boys to Jewell Morris BILLY DAVIS wrlls hrs Gregory Peck profile to Television Scott PATSY FRYMAN wrlls her leadership qualrtres pep and energy to Virginia Reid LYNWOOD ROE wrlls hrs courae rn contradicting hrs teachers to Delano Smoot DOUGLAS CLAY wrlls hrs unrque abrlrty to drrve a car without brakes to Brlly Marshall ' TOMMY GRIMES wrlls hrs abrlrty to skip class and get by with rt to Phil Hrllock DOTTIE SHAW wrlls her pleasant personality and extensive wardrobe to Jane Vrce BONNIE RITCHIE wrlls her life long ambition to be a concert pranrst to Betty Lynn Jacobs ANN FRYMAN wrlls her giggles to Mildred Flora WAYNE SPEAGLE wrlls hrs5TUDIES to Tommy McCarty JERRY KIMES wrlls hrs abrlrty to Parlez vous like a native to Buck Watkins BILLY MATTOX wrlls hrs abrlrty to drrve an Offenshouser No 1 at the Cincinnati Race Bowl to Layne Hollar s Z 1. L 1 ' 1 ' . , , 1 s y L - . ' K s k . L 1 4 I I 1 , A x 1 I rr ' h el. ' s s 1 ' ' ' ' 1 s JOSEPHINE FRYMAN wills her artistic ability and her abrlrty to remain true to one boy to Juanita Y. 1 1 4 4 A I - I O

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Wrestling fans were very much surprised last month when newcomer Bonnie Ritchie took the title away from former women's champ Mildred Burke. Bonnie was one of the most brilliant students in the class of 1952. What is this? A speck on the crystal ball? No, it's Joe Blount, the new singing sensation. In case any old friends want to drop him a fan letter, his stage name is Joe Notsohotra. Donnie Gaunce is coming through the mist of the crystal ball. He is driving a huckster cart pulled by a one- eared mule. It seems that he secured a regular run from Barterville to Saltwell after his graduation from Okla- homa A St M. Well, well, look at Ann Fryman's alligator farm in Florida. She has been retailing the creatures to mer- chants for shoes and handbags. We feel that her business would be a bigger success if she would kill the animals before she ships them. We see that the Jackstown Chamber of Commerce has elected Wayne Speagle official Welcome to Visitors Chairman in that metropolitan area. We understand that there is only one girl in our class slated to be an old maid ---- Anne Collins. We see her as the feature editor of True Confessions . We look in on a run-down shack in Coyote Trail, Wyoming and we are surprised to learn that it is the home of Jimmy Denton, his wife, and the seven little Dents . Jean Earlywine, who got her start at Lerman Brother's, has attained wide fame as a fashion model. Atpre- sent she is employed at the Power's Modeling Agency in New York City. Johnny Fryman, still very much the Lady's Man, is preparing to wed a wealthy French countess fwe can't re- her namej. This is Johnny's 6th try at marital bliss. The ball seems to be focusing on a lovely new night club. It's The Silver Slipper and it's run by Grace Smith. Newsboys are yelling the headlines of the extra that has just hit the streets. Daredevi1 Wilson Crosses Niagara on a Bicycle. Good old Harvey. Lots of astonishing things are happening, but this beats them all ...... Douglas Clay, the famous Disc-Jockey, is signing off after his Doug1as for Dimple Doughnuts program which is broadcast every evening over Station WBMR in St. Louis, Missouri. We see in the Star that Captain and Mrs. Mert Jackson fthe former Josie Frymanj are spending a 30 day furlough with their parents. They have just returned from a 2 year assignment in Toocold, Siberia. 1 fs - . '11 , . in ,JL 1 'N

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JLAN EARLYWINF wills her pleasant ptrsonalrty and jet black hlrr to Evelyn McDonald ANNE COLLINS wills her engaging grin to Shrrltv Jennings he r dimples to Marjorie Bradlf v and her flirty attitude to Della Mae Greene JENNINGS MATTOX wills his curly locks to Edgar Boyd DONNIE GAUNCE wrlls h1s glorious basketball career to Ward Shannon HARVEY WILSON wrlls his ability to be the all round guy to Cene Ritchie ALMA DEAN HUDNALL wills her love for sailors to Sue Shrum JIMMY DENTON wills his promptness and attentrveness IH class to Sterling Hollar JOE BLOUNT wills his abrlrty to bc a true friend to Marlon Brady JIMMY JUDGE wills his ambltron to reach 6 feet to Kenneth Baker ROY SAPP wills his expert driving ability to Franklin Clay JUNE ANDERSON w1lls her blushes and cute grin to Polly Wagoner BILLY DOYLE wllls his polite atutude and courtesy to the teachers to Bobby Shrout MARGARET CROUCH wills her Job in Lexmgton to Wilma Jo Gaunce MARION STIVERS wills his studrous att1tude and love for his books to Johnny Lowe Slgned Graduates of 52 Nicholas County Hlgh School iv '33 Xls, 7 JOHNNY FRYMAN wills his ability to woo the women to David Baker. R ,, l- - l- S. 1