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

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4.96125 It came to pass in the fullness of time that the Class of 1954 did upon September 7, 1950, with a crew of '74, embark for a trip through the Nicholas County High School. We had collected a great amount of baggage such as bits of geography, sections of arithmetic and history, packages of civics, and a supply of grammar. Each, however, had the required ticket, a certificate of promotion from the last station, the eighth grade. lt came to pass that promptly at nine we did answer the call of all aboard and started on the up- grade in the train of knowledge with Mr. Henry Hale as principal and sponsor. We were given places in the Freshman section and chose as president of our group Drusie Hudnall. At the end of the year, having successfully met the requirements of Freshmen passengers, we were transferred to the Sophomore car with a crew of 41 members. On this trip Shirley Jennings was chosen president and we had as our sponsors Miss Jewell Ellis and Mr. Henry Hale. With the passing of time, we were again shifted, being placed in the Junior coach, with 34 jolly mem- bers of whom passenger LaVonne Taylor was elected president. We had an enjoyable stop at Renfro Valley for our jtuiior trip and another hi-light was our junior play, Meet My Wives . This year we had a new principal, Mr. Howard Moore and had as sponsor Miss Ethel Botts. Then came the happy day when we were transferred to the Senior coach with increased privileges and responsibilities. Cliff Vice, a new member of our group, was elected president and we had as our sponsors Miss Robbie Harney and Mr. Charles Finnell. We added another new member to our crew who was Joan lnsko from Cynthiana. The journey became steeper and rougher, but finally we looked out on Commencement Station looming in the distance. We successfully passed the close inspection of,the examiners who checked up on our baggage of knowledge, and now we stand ready for a final transfer. At Commencement Station, we leave the senior coach to become passengers on various roads leading through the valley of opportunity.

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0 Jfwpfiecy, Ihe year IS M62 Here we see Kenneth ll3l'LlWlClx as ja1lor of 'NlL,llOldS County lxonder wht 'W We see John Jtcobs klIlVlIlfI, down Ninn Street 111 a IJL 5 C 1d1llac w1th Betty Wflllbll all oxer the stdcs What have we here? Bkllllllb Spancer gnome to Bermuda on her second homeytnoon We re 1d 111 tl1e paper that M155 janet M1tchell lS Dem of Morehead College C'onp,ratul1t1on5 what IS Il11S comma down the streetll Why ll 5 Johnny K1110 Wllh one? No two' No three' Llttle lungs he see where M155 Slnrley Bussell lS modelmg the new 1963 Bathtng Su1t What a gtrll We are sorry to hear that M155 Lenore R1cl1ey l1as qu1t nurses tr11n1ng Watch out Anderson' ' ' What 5 Il'11S7 Vrrgrua 5t1ver5 boardmg a plane to Hawa11 to teach Hula Dancmg Look what 5 openrns, on Broadwayfl The Duncan Jacobs Revolutton starrmg V1rg1n1a Re1d and Betty Stephenson We hear that Dott1e Bretz Mary Webb and Barbara Jones have just f1n15l1ed a bl.1SlllCSS course at George town C ollege Wonder why 1I took them so long' ' Y Vv1ll1am Hubbard has just dec1ded to become Martlyn Monroe 5 f1fth husband We hear that Peggy Small has returned from her dut1es as m1551onary worker 1n Afr1ca We now see Colleen Roe workmrg for the F B I Charles Cox has a 11ttle compet1t1on th1s year LaVonne Taylor 1S a new candrdate for County Attorney We read where M159 Shrrley Ienmngs and M155 Dru51e Hudnall are teach1ng BETTER HOME LIVING at the Un1ver51ty of Cynth1ana I5 th1s true'P'P'P M155 Sh1rley Shaw head nurse of the N1chola5 County llospttal Marvrn Fryman has Just 1o1ned the 1963 football squad at the UDIVCYSIIY of C1nc1nnat1 Mrs Albert Hopk1n5 fthe former Della Greenj re51des on the Cane Run Road Wltll Mr Hopk1n5 ar1d flV6 11tt1e HODRIHS Dora Merr1ll lb head ofthe Phystcal Educatlon class at the Un1ver51ty of Kentucky Uramae Horseman IS celebratmg her tenth anlversary as veternar1an of Bourbon County he see Cltff V1ce has become the new coach at N1cholas County lltgh Kenneth Biker 1S S1111 trymg to f1nd a way to bu1ld a budge across the Atlanttc Ocean Charles Rose has taken over Joe Frtday 5 place on DRAGNIET and frnally got the facts Bobby Bowles has become a news commentator on WLW, B. F Howard just became prestdent of the Nat1onal Nylon Stockmg Company 1n Carl15le, Kentucky MZXIDS G1111sp1e has taken over Chnstme Abraham'5 Department Store 1n Carl151e, Kentucky Bonrue Lou Prtce has become head ofthe Frfth Avenue Dress Shoppe of New York C1ty We now see Ioan Insko as l1ead manager of the Bu1ck Garage at Lexrngton, Kentucky. 'I 1 f- 1, ' A a. 5 ., Y . '-. wx I 1 for s 5 5. 2 ' ' v A K ' w 1 ' 5 3: ' ' u r ' 1 yu . ' 1 . . fs ' 5 I y ' M, 5 N . 73 xl ' x 1 4 h - A N H I U 4 1' ' 5 A , , c . ' V ' ' ' 5 l ' ' 'f ' 1 ' 1 . ' ' - rr - 1 - 1 - , Bobby Moore is candidate for President ofthe United States. What l1appened to Ba5hful Bobby ? I - f . ' ' 1 , . . . . . , ' I S ' D - . ,R . A ' l n

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