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

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S m lb... CAM W We the Senior Class of 1953, being of a sound mind and body do hereby make and declare this our last will and test- ament hereby revoking all former wills made by or for us. To the nosey faculty, we leave the right to be that way and our deepest thanks and appreciation for the four glorious years we have spent at Nicholas County High To Mr Moore the ability to keep up with the seniors at all times and places To the rest of the teachers just anything they see and would like to have is theirs To the Juniors we leave our seinor privileges and our love for Chaucer and Shakespeare in English Literature To the Sophomores we will a touch of sophistication so that they will no longer be known as Silly Sophomores To the Freshmen we will the right to call next years class of Freshmen Green To the Eighth Grade our sympathy and the hope that your years to come at Nicholas High will be as happy as ours have been We the Seniors each will the following Frances Alexander w111s her pep and energy to Betty Stephenson Marylene Watkins wills her favorite seat at Williams Resturant to Bonnie Price and Ralph Taylor Phil Hillock wills his positionon the basketball team to Sammy Ritche Betty Tincher wills her ability to be capatm of the Cheer leaders squad to Anna Lee Hollar Gerald Hughes wills his love seat in study hall to Byron Fryman Marjorie Bradly wills her ability to be the only sophist icated senior to Lenore Richey Harold Hamm wills his masculine physique to Kenneth Baker Evalyn McDonald wills her ability to turn handsprings to Janet Mitchell Wilburn Grirnes wills his heighth to Ned Jennings Norma Mynear wills her naturally curly hair and her ability to do without a boyfiend to LaVonne Taylor Gerald Watkins wills his ability to be the biggest flirt in the class and almost get by with it to Ronnie Ratliff Sue Shrum wills her Job at Lermans to Shirley Shaw James Woodard wills his reckless driving to Garnett Gray Ruby Manley wills her love for Moorehead College to Maxine Gillispie Q mi L , Q 5. SN 1 1 I Vs . . . ' I Q' . l . . . . I . . I I ' ll UI . ll ll 1 . . . ' . I I ' . , ... . . . . . u . . I . . . . , - . I . . . . . . , - . . . I . . I . . , . . I I I 0 -- . . . I . . . , . , . . . I . I . . . S M 1 V :ll Y W V 3 ,

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arid cyidfory ln 1949 a group of 50 Green freshmen entered what is now known as Headquarters School. Before the end of the school year we had lost eight. As we entered our Silly Sophomore year we had 42 but had gained four. Wilrna Jo Gaunce, Evalyn McDonald, Opal McCarty, and Sue Shrum, all from Bourbon County Vocational High School. Coming to the New Nicholas County High School as Jolly Juniors we were all anticipating the tirne when we would have what we have been working for so many years, the title of Dignified Seniors . We also found two new teachers, Mr. John Scanlon, teaching English Miss Jane Sturnp, music, and Mr. Charles Finnell, Coach. As the group of 38 Juniors finally became Seniors and entered school, we found a new Principal, Mr. Howard Moore from Tolles- boro High School. Also Miss Esabella Knight replacing Mr. John Scanlon in English. We lost 4 of our members. Ray Dixon, Sterling Hollar, Layne Hollar, and Ward Shannon who was called to the Air Force. As we measured for our caps and gowns, ordered invitations and planned our trip, we realized that our goal was alrnost won. So with 12 years of knowledge in our head and a diploma under our arm we leave all our lower classmate friends and teachers behind to begin an new life all our own. 1 D

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WM 60lltll1lle Luther Anderson wllls hls fore1gn speech and voxce to Gene R1tch1e Mary McCarty and Mzldred Flora wxlls the1r abzhty to work for Mr Moore to Peggy Small Donald Hamm wllls his favorlte seat on the bus to Johnrue Kmg W1lIl'1a Gaunce w1lls her flxrty ways to Della Greene Bobby Shrout wllls hls abllity to be a teachers pet to Marvm Fryrnan Patsy Crawford wllls her ablllty to get one boy and rerna1n true to hlm to Betty V1ce Tommy McCarty wills h1s ab1l1ty to sklp class and get by wlth It to Jewell Vice Jane V166 w1lls her love for a certam semor boy to Josephine McKee Delano Smoot w11ls his bashful smlle and grades to Turner Shannon Jewell Morrls w1lls her nice manners and good behavlor to Vxrguua Stmvers Davld Baker wxlls h1s consclence and love for drivlng to school to John Jacobs to reach 5 7 to Sh1r1ey Jenmngs Edgar Boyd wills h1s ab1l1ty to be captain of the Basket ball team to Bzlly Anderson Opal McCarty wills her love for bookkeeping and Home Ec to D1'11S1e Hudnall Johnny Lowe wills h1s ab1l1ty to be a true fr1end to Bobby Moore Juanzta Caswell wxlls her ability to wrzte love letters ln study hall to Colleen Roe B1l1y Scott wxlls hzs many nicknames to Charles Rose Polly Wagoner wills her ab1l1ty to slng and her love for one boy to Betty Jacobs Mar1on Brady w1lls hrs good manners and sweet disposltlon to W1ll1am Hubbard Irnee Smoot wills her giggles Ln Class to V1rg1nia Rled Garner R1tch1e wllls h1s love for English to Kenneth Hardwick Havmg bequeathed all we posses and ever expect to possess we hereby appomt Miss Robble Harney and Mr Charles Finnell as executor of thls our last will and testament whlch we seal tlus ZZ day of May 1953 4,-,m-m ff'- f ,Z I ,f , . I . . . . 9 . , . . . 5 I l . . . . I 1 i Jean George, wills her ninety-one pounds and her ambition D OI ' ' , - I , . . . . I . , . . . I C I , . . . . u I . 9 . , , . . .-' 1 tv Y' 1 .,:'-