Wingo High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wingo, KY)

 - Class of 1949

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I X !?xx 6' -Q- It is a pleasure to work with the faculty and people of the community of . this school. What progressthat is made willbe by the total efforts of allcon- cerned. Thisis your school. It serves you. May we all work together for the continued success of our school. fgwl-u. 21447 1474 , Gmvss Comfy BORHDy Of Eoucmmw 5-!J'J 5 1: QSO ...- .., . f. M' Mrs. Mrs e Mrs. Mrs MTI e Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss urge Mr. U? QE avg Name John Waggener Eugene Spillman Dennis Vaughan F. G. Holland F. G. Holland Beulah Mullins Esther Blalock Alice Rogers A. C. Griffey Dathol Bailey Carey Mae Winslow Mary C. Byrn Corinne Whitnell Gobel Magnesa Edward Oakley Jimmy Boyd N? Sponsors Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Eighth Seventh Sixth Fifth Fourth Third Second First Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Agriculture Music FACULL td W S. E L' ' ' xxx -.2 Ng' , President Vic e Presid ent Guthrie Jackson RGPOPTPSI' Secretary Hopkins Engch CLASS MOTTO bum ATM Succzss OuR HOPETZWYN CLASS COLO RS gg RED AN.,WH3rf YK 1 YWilHllnHI'U C fi 0 Fl ' ik Rin R055 D film a I 8 4 VA1. 5, af xx M E. 'x XJ N 'X J mp N, Qi 4 44 .L -1 f, Q uv M .,.. . 4 , 4 .. in fn,,,n 4 ...J qx C' as P' M x! H, Editor Asst. Editor Bus ine s s Manager Typists Nad Snap-shot Editor Art Editor Asst. Ad. Manager Sports Editors Raymond Mullins Class Editor Billy Ridgway Alma Morgan Club Editor Sarah Hawkins Richard Griffey ton' Feature Edi f THE CLASS OF M9 In this dear class of forty-nine There's one of each and every kind Of boys and girls who do their best To try and pass their greatest test. And are content with each long day. A10 Our Senior sponsor is Mrs. Waggoner, dear, who brings us sorrow as well as cheer. 'fhe tries to do the things which we want done bo our last year will be so much fun. She greets us each morning with a smile, She makes the day seem somewhat worthwhile. Among our group we have one clown He can make you laugh as well as frown He is always singing some silly song And when you see Sonny, he's always along. H0 is tall and skinny, and I call him Dinny Now can you guess the one? Yes, 1t's Gene Jackson. Ho class has a better president than we his we all will have to agree. Jeretta works in Doug's drugstore Now who could ask for anything more. Barbara, the queen of the class, In my eye, this girl will pass. Now Marian she is kinda love-sick But with all that she will still click. A Take Nada, I think she'll do 'I V45 3. I believe she's cute, what about you? it Alma, who will work or Uncle Les next summer l if Is another cute little Senior number. n arrest lnyj A Old Ridgway is our fair man A ?igjl ew l acyl If he can't win, none can. V A gi. I-elm J te You'll find old Griff always with a book ' iff? - It isn't Richard unless he has that studious look. ugvn Now that Raymond Mullins, the preacher of our play the QA Grows fonder of bookkeeping with each passing day. f In I M Q v -' ' A' N Betty and Peggy, who try to make the noise K yf jLike to see the ballgames and also the boys. ,I f,45',f ,gf 'X Now as you know there is Sadie Hawkins Day f p 1' IQ ' Better watch out boys for Sarah's coming your way., A H ' . N: Ambra, with her red hair ',.-S , p 'I , Look in the typing room, she'll be there. Q -f ,.,fr Q-,L .I , 1 3 v 1 One who is always quiet as a possom .lb Yes, it is none other than Daphine Gossom. Though Charlene just came here this year -f g We all like her as she is so dear. , A Now Joyce and Karen are always in class J 1 And I'll bet a nickel that these girls will pass. W X f f. T Why not tell the Mullins girls to pass around the gum If Betty doesn't have it, Glenda will have some. Now, Joe Stone, better known as pappy, It takes Basketball to make this boy happy. Now for these boys and girls the Junior Class must pine For theye re all included in the Class of Forty-Nine. M? Q , y' 4,4 Q 'W .N Pl '4 X I, Sarah SENIOR WILL Hawkins, will my school girl conduct to Mayme Clapp. We, Glenda and Betty Mullins, will our ability to keep Mrs. Holland baffled to the Ballew Twins. I, Marion Enoch, will my seat in the Senior Homeroom to my sister, Maragret. I, Alma Morgan, will my Burgess as she seems to I, Daphine Gossom, will boys to none other than smiling face to Maureen be so sad most of the time. my flirty ways with all the Jean Hale Edwards. I, Charlene Long, will my experience of basketball playing to uThe Wingo Indians . We, Joyce and Karen Kennedy, will our ability to graduate to our brother, Robert. I, Joe Stone, Jr., will my tobacco patch of which I am so proud, to Mrs. Holland. I, Gene CDinny Dinwitj Jackson, will my funny book brains to Mr. Johnny Stone. I, Harold Guthrie, will my art of basketball play- ing to Larry Hopkins. , I. to I. J. I, Richard Griffey, will my short frame to Sonny Clapp help him through high school. Raymond Mullins, will all of my girlfriends to T. Johnson as they worry me so. Billy Ridgway, will my ability of judging all cattle to Mill Beulah Mullins. I, bo I, Jerry Peggy Hopkins, will my knack of getting and keeping yfriends to Cona Mae Fite. Tucker, will my drug store position to my good friend and co-worker, Miss Rebecca Gray. I, Nada Gray, will most of my boyfriends to Devota Gray in case of a riot. I , Amb ra they try I, Betty to Wanda McAlister, will my red hair to Peggy and Betty so hard toward getting some results. Legate, will my loud voice and crazy ways Holland and Rose Carolyn Burgess. I, Barbara Magness, will my Basketball Crown to Norma Pearl Jones. 8. Ama McNeill... ......President Carl Linder.... ......V1oe-President Linda Sanderfer....Secretary-Treasurer' Q A f .... A ' fin W NMOS who I XXX PRETTIEST GIRL..... MOST BEST BEST MOST MOST MOST HANDSOME BOY... ALL ROUND GIRL. ALL ROUND BOY.. TALENTED PERSON.... STUDIOUS PERSON WITTIEST PERSON.... ..Betty Thorpe -J. T. Johnson .. Jean Austin Stanley Rohrer ...Carl Linder Margaret Enoch .Wanda Holland CLHSS 1 ,qs Q3 wk, tn- ' ' K vow X X. x v ll sv ,,,.,. ' xv 2 , :still S 'Z1af,' :L .1 'N as ,, x 5 3. X, ,Q5 , Ev wig, E gg Q gy g EE X . Sign 'Q 'BQ sys :ir gg lg? -in elif 3 :. , , f tk d 3 v U 'vu .. X ,,' b Qfs si Q H, ini fists, Qniqliiewfif dr' G f N xmy kzax 'fe Q fur rggfb Xwf si 5 gig X IR i:ChJ f X X of X., . Nigga f. 0-0 lyhpxx ig hr f F . 'G H. ff P, S i it Q A -In a C , gg a t Q .rm gg N lg K s 5 X L. :yr Q C.-as . Q g 'C J , . f J ' J A SYS 3- Q! v , First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: 1A'r,2' fx:- Catherine Disque, Margaret Enoch, Vera Fields, Cena Fit Joyce Franklin, Billy Gardiner, Florence Gibson Devota Gray, Rebecca Gray, Billy Harrison, Peggy Hixon, Jimmy Hopkins, Wanda Holland, Donald Jackson J. T. Johnson, Carl Linder, Amarilla fAmaJ McNeill, Sue Ann Nunley, Kenneth Ramsey, Stanley Rohrer Linda Mae Sanderfer, Carl Scoggins, Carolyn Jane Smith, Joe Stewart, Marie Taylor, Martha Via, Delta Wilson Mary Lueise Rabey, Handel Cook, Jean Austin, Jerry Barn Rose Carolyn Burgess, Martha Brown, Charles Adams Ballew. Marian BI idQ'SS- 'MD'llT'f1'1A R1'l'nrraaa TxTgnn-vnnvs TJ' en Mullins, es, nun-A.. PRRTTIEST GIRL... MUST BEST BEST MOST MOST MUST 14, '18 'ws' 'S James Ifilton Clapp. . . ...... President Ngatha Bennett .... ...... Vice-President Betty Jo France ...... Secretary-Treasurer Jean Smith.. .... ............Reporter Nw o '5 WK ----Norma Jones Q? HANDSOME BOY ........ Robert wiman bf f ALL ARWUND GIRL ..... Betty France ALL AROUND BOY ------ Arlie Fields TALENTED PERSON...Agatha Bennett' A l v STUDIOUS PEBSUN ....... Jean Smith al r ,guna WITTIEST PERSON---' --'-John Via 01414 F- JK g il xg S QS XS . on , C B l 6 G 1 N: -.1Q C N , if Qi fl A 1',2- ' S in ld'- . w . Q 4. p 'N Q sv as - nl - . ...W 'N is gl. X 3,2 I . K ' Q3 is i 'G' an X is S lx' Q 5' if T also S 'I T X Q mf ' .fs 1' ... 'Q xo' .ffl a, gig mi wifi. .. bo? First Row: Ballew, Benneth, H. Boulton, M. Boulton, Britt, Butram, J. O. Clapp. Second Row: J. M. Clapn, Jones, R. Taylor, Neale, Hendrix, J. Smith, Hargan. Third Row: J. Clark, A. Clark, M. Clark, D. Smith, Morgan, Crawford, Latta. Fourth Row: Harris, B. Gossoum, Puckett, Edwards, W. Taylor, France, Wiman. Fifth Row: Ridgway, Yates, Crlttendon, Fields, P. Russell, Lawrence, Stephenson. Sixth Row: Douthitt, Grissom, Johnson, P. Taylor, Gibson, R. Russell Via. Seventh Row' J. Russell, Neely, Duke, P. Gossoum. Joe Mu111ns.... ..........President Bobby Holland... ....Secretary-Treaurer Mary Louise.... ...........Reporter 7v M Y QQEESQSREQW LAAR HOB ho PRETTIEST GIRL. .... .... Sue Pickens MosT HANDSWME BOY---- ---Johnny stone t BEST ALL AROUND GIRL --- ---Sara Magness fii2,fQ? BEST ALT, AROUND Boy... Larry Hopkins Mos'r TALENTED -.-... .. -Charles Lee QR-A 'ff' ,A MOST STUDIQUS .... .. .Bobby Holland 'M !un'ITTIESTo o s Q a o o ons u 81 5 l rl ' 4 f'? 3- Gr., K is 9 1 QNX iq ,Niggas if Q A? gg 6-L K of I i 3 QL A '5 A 'gdgfi igl M js. bf gi' IBIS Gag, , sv if , MF 1 Q ,I x., I Q xx A H - 'HL,AN .Mi 'gawk 'sl ow X 8 5 s L' fi L L , L L ,, r . .. Q - ,QA S-X' fr- L GT' A QQ' ,Air . Q d IE wdXp'3!E?' 335 A, ,Q -3.. 'f- X Q gg, 1 V fl W -.l First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Witho f-Diff! X ' Row: Row Row: Row Row: ,Row I li.-3, vli, x 0 ' 5 'l..GLX I '-c Qgsbi X vfu1ln4u, F Franklin, Alexander, Potts, Hopkins, Keen, Cannon, Cathey. Stone, Gossoum, Clapp, Magness, B. Suthard, Snow, McNutt. Stephenson, Linder, Pickens, Sellers, J. Harris, Bruce, D. Laurence. Frsnce,Blaylock, B. J. Ballew, B. L. Ballew, J. Lawrence, Angel, Keeling. McNeilly, Sanderson, Mullins, Lee, Adams, Barnes, McGuire Tibbs, Peoples, Russell, Holland. ut Pictures: Carter, L. Harris, Reilly, G. Suthard. J, X Q . 'll' Q qv ,v . of A 5 L5 mei w 0' of A V X ,Q I1 .L 'yffsr lst 9nd ?rd 4th Sth Row Row Row Row: Row Dublin, Clark, nussell, Hall, Holland, Odom, Blaylock, Jackson Harris, Clerk, McNeely, Snow, Byrn, Russell, Covington, Crittendon, Clapp, Sanderson, Lassiter, Folks, Stone, Champion, Tucker, Blair Jsckson, Stephens, Ramsey, Brooks, James, Adams, Malugin, Hargan Stewart, Grissom, Gravitt if lst Row: Bushart, Cash, Wilson, Fite, Stone, Choate, Lee, Potts, 2nd Row: Herndon, McGuire, Oliver, Payne, Hayden, Tucker, Duke, Gream, Ridgway Erd Row: Wooten, Taylor, Shelby, Coleman, Mullins, West, Fuqua, Garrigus hth Row: Tatum, Gossum, Alexander, Tucker, Boker, Boyd, Myatt, McKinney Sth Row: Potts, Parchman, Dew, Britt, Ashlock, Vaughn, Hart, McAlister, McKin- ney 6th Row! Shelton, Kinnemore, Gray, Garrigus, Cunningham, Mullins, McNeely Kennedy, Stephenson I8 I I I I I s lst Row: Morgan, Adams, Lynch, Pickens, Ashlock, Jackson, McAlister, Perry, Anderson 2nd Row: Clark, Jones, Mullins, Keen, Byrn, Puckett, Gossum 3rd Row! Oliver, Brooks, Hall, Burge, Gossum, Copeland, Stephenson, Vaughn, Holmes, Owen hth Row: Angel, Allen, Brooks Anderson, Mullins, Hutson, Mullins, Hester, Rodgers, Taylor, Keen Sth Row: Mays, Jones, Stephens, Wray, Gibson, Britt, Wsfgoner, Gray, Crawford If lst Row: Blair, Coplen, Thomas, Adams, Snow, Holland, Payne, Pnrchman, Ridg way, Champion, Pot's, James End Row: Futrell, Hibbs, Garrigus, Johnson, Brooks, Lanmon, Cliver, W'llingham, Rhorer, Mays 3rd Row: Green, Cook, Myatt, Jackson, Lanmon, Alexander, Herndon, Rogers, Cream, Yates hth Row: Vunningham, Colley, Saxon, Tucker, Vest, Crawford, Angel, McNeely, Henson, Owens, Sth Row: Byrn, Newton, Faulkner, Reed, Via, Callis, Harris, Dew, Hewitt lst Row! Taylor, Oliver, Jackson, Norman, Mullins, Henderson, Gray, Janes, Gray End Row: Watts, James, Lewis, Summerville, Potts, Copeland, Vaughn, Holloway, Gibson 3rd Row: Enoch, Bynum, Mullins, Perry, Fuqua, Waggener, Mays, Choate, Britt, Garrigus, McGuire, Taylor Mtn Row: Young, Oakley, Anderson, Gossum, Shelby, Clark, Darnell, Vaughn, Fortner, Matheny, Sand- erfer, Sth Row: Taylor, Wilson, Sanderson, Jackson, Gray, McKinney, Ma- theny, Conner lst Row: Hayden, Gravitt, Neville, Dublin, Russell, Britt, Odom, Boyd, Wat- kins, Sum erville, 2nd Row: Hibos, Green, Saxon, Stevens, Parchman, Hall, Crittenden, Brooks, Angel, 3rd Row: Keen, Crittenden, Lyles, Lynch, Adams, Jewell, McAllister, Rodgers, Adams, Folks nth Row: Mays, Kennedy, Clark, snow, hndrey, Gibson, Nanney, Murphy, Adams, Vest, Crawford Sth Row: Fort- ner, Wray, Lancaster, Neale, Newton, Watkins, Taylor, Clark, Faulkner Q ! ! Q I M lst Row: Wilson, Gossom, Jones, Neale, Dyrd, Myatt, Herndon, Colly 2nd Row: Norman, Lancaster, Potts, Bynum, Tarver, Vaughn, Tatum, Clark, Snow, NcAlister, 3rd Row: Jewell, Clark, Clapp, Tucker, Kimbel, Saxon, Taylor, Taylor, Brooks, Gray nth Row: Byrd, Dew, Gossom, Sanderson, Russell, Crittenden, Turnbow, Stephens, Boyd, Bostic Sth Row: Dew, Jewell, Alexander, Hargan, Stephens, Young, Dew, ackson, Wadkins, Weatherford 6th Row: Oliver, Payne, Adams, Stephens, Crawford, Gravitt, Mullins, Derrington, Choate lst Row: Robertson, Duke, Hargan, Fields, Adams, Bynum, Vaughn, Wells, Fu- trell, Hibbs 2nd Row: Gossum, Rushing, Janes, Langham, Crittenden, Rose, Myatt, Beadles, Byrn 3rd Row: Blair, Pearce, Bugg, Young, Saxon, Jackson, Holden, Legate, Gibson, M., Gibson, F. hth Row: Frazier, Watkins, Keen, Harris, Oliver, McAllister, Nunley, Burge, Johnson, Weatherford, Odom 21 . aging om! lm,-3, A , A-fi! he . lx I 1 kr sv A: QI 1 I 1 Ai W. P U G+! M Y, 'T-'ZIQLL 1 ,. ., W AL , 'W 1- imzl? 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Pu: zeams Her ,':a'r- 7 zz -hir Wi We Pr OIQSFIV 0' 0 Ngo rg t, E U61-per g8jned19d and h S H eh' 379570 COACH' HOLLAND 090 get X . 4 , X and his boys under- Jglffifioljv took one of W1ngo's most 'R qhibkgaixxxxx 1 difficult schedules. Closed Q-Q?w'QvLQq the season with 15 wins and 8 loses Q,b6'7qQk Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan Jan Jan Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb The INDIANS were led in scoring by Jos s'roN1:. 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OBO Wmu3'Pb 0 -I' Win90 Defeats Mayfield IN' sDis1rier TOURNAMENT INDIVIDUAL SCORES Joe Stone Harold Guthrie John Stone Joe Stewart Robert Wiman Gene Jackson Billy Ridgway Randal Cook Arlie Fields Carl Scoggins Billy Harrison 1 120 102 lOl 31 322 27 96 16 12 12 9 THE SECOND TEAM finished their schedule with 18 wins and 6 losses WIMAN was high point man with 135 points. 0 jw 'AU-OJ , Front row: Fields, Wiman, Scogvins, Cook, Harrison Second row: Johnson, manager, Hoskins, Gardner, 4- 9, .1 4- 7 Clark, L. Hopkins, Taylor and Russell, manager. 0 J, 51 X Of , uk' QQQQ 'flees H555 PEP CLUB 'Rani .RMU JOHNNY STONE son of Mr. R Mrs. Joe Stone Wingo, Kentucky F A N ' S F A V O R I T E Picked as a Favorite of the fans is Wingo's Johnny Stone. He holds a most promising future in the sports world, 17 years old, S'9H, and 1b2 pounds of dynamite in any basketball game. It's HLets go Johnnyu from the grand- stand as the natural born athlete plays steadlyOn Eggs are his main diet, does not smoke, and dates very little. Principal, James Pickard, recommends him as a good student. Coach Holland says he is easily coached and the word from his classmates is 'He's a swell sport.q CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT CDRCEMBER 27, 28, 291 AT SEDAVIA Melber, Lowes, Wingo, Cuba Winners In First ound Games'Of Tourney TOURNAMENT CLOSES WITH CUBA AS THE WINNER WINGO INDIANS ON THE W-A-R-P-A-T-H 3, 1 Y ' . In l. colorful ceremony staged at Wingo High School on December lh, Miss Barbara Magness, daughter of Mr. 8: Mrs. Goebel Magness, was crowned Basketball Queen by Captain Harold Sonny Guthrie. 'lhe Queen was escorted by Raymond Mullins Jr. Miss Sue Mml1ins,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mullins, was crowned 'Little Miss Hugo by co-captain Joe Stone. Sue was escorted by John Anderson. Miss Norma Jones, Sophomore, was next to Barbara in votes for Queen. Dolores Byrn, 6th gradg was second as WLittle Miss Wingon. The attendants and escorts were: Joyce Legate and Steve Holden, Donna Stephenson and Larry Wilson, Janet Russell and Jimmy Folks, June Holland and Charles Saxon, Dolores Byrn and Jimmy Holmes Virginia Der and Thomas Mullins, Mary Bell Dublin and Bob Jackson, Sara Magness and Larry Hopkins, Norma Jones and John Douthitt, Ama McNie1l and Billy Baller. fmfsw 1. - l.s LITTLE Mass Www OF 1741? Sus Mamma GRRDE FouR WINQO INDIHN'S BHSKETBHLL QuEEN OF X749 BHRBHRH Mnc. NESS S1:Nz'oR 0108 Most Handsome Bill Babs WH O'5 WHO Iolllest Cutest IH SENIOR CLASS GLAMOR GIRL--- by Dana Thomas Hpeol-la was presented as the IES annual senior play April 29 lf' if 'I Q: vi af? Q? Q be , 3 ll Tlwbxbxxvxxxea he W D7 m 71 6070! 4 Mussc Insmucfoa AGATHA BENNETT F SOPH noun -rap DANGER 4 Jimmie 4'-9H1s pvpnla of pmno -5mne!!! in nv . X rf' fi O 'READING ? ? RNC QV x KNEW' LILDRRRQ Staff pp QW Q 090 690 50 'A 0 VX bf Mr. Oakley Sponsor And F. F. A. Officers I yi-I-QQNJRS .5EfV1a,f The Most Important Calf Senior of Wingo wins State and National honors inbl-I Billy Ridgeway of Wingo, Kentucky, won First Prize with his senior jersey calf in th e 1948 All-American junior jersey Exposition. X HOTUGRHFHS Lwi Fofifvffi ELL5 STULDIO 'PHONE ' IBB mnyfnew, KX Charley Haskell Water Valley, Ky. The Leader Store Fulton, Ky. Irby's Dress Shop Fulton, Ky. K. Homra's Fulton, Ky. National Store Fulton, Ky. Harry Joe Madden Dublin, Ky. K. k T. Beauty Salon Fulton, Ky. Houston P. Hollis M fi ld K B O O S T E R S Vinoents Store Mayfield, Ky. Woolwroth Dime Store Mayfield, Ky. Ohio Valley Gas Co. Mayfield, Ky. Steak House Fulton, Ky. U. D. Jones Grocery Fulton, Ky. - Milton Tucker Cream Station Fulton, Ky. Hoggs Fish Market Fulton, Ky. Scott Lemon James B Deweese Mayfield, Ky. ay e y. . ' Mayfield, Ky. Best Wishes of Biggs Roberts HDAM5 SERVICE STATION TEXACO GHS ANU OIL Gkocmes in-:L FEED Wes,-r Sid e. Hwq lla. USS' Wirma, KW. 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