Wingo High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wingo, KY)

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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

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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

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