Wingo High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wingo, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1953 volume:

. .,,-V-. ..,.,. -U .ff MWA - Tn- -v -' -- - wg 1 ,---if----,J --.Ar-fix- A ,. 'ff Y 1-1. 2-,: ' ig., cf- Y---. . - , Y 1:,j1x.- 1 -H. , 4. . Zh ALMA MA PER In the heart of Jackson s Purchase Neath the sun s warm glow Is the home of Wmgo H1 School Dearest place we know M ay we chensh thy tr1d1t1ons Hold thy banner hlgh Ever guard thy name and glory Ltve to do or d1e Though we leave thy walls forever Many mtles go hence May our love for Wrngo H1 School Only have commenced Publrshed By WINGO HIGH SCHOOL Wmgo Kentucky as-',, is W, ' ' .fi ?oreuf0 d A- Let us introduce ourselves: W we are the Annual Staff of Wingo High. We're going to be your faithful companions throughout your journey through the pages of this book. We will share with you your disappointments, your accomplishments, and your laughter of this past school year. This eventful year has been onewe shall never forget, but when mem- ories become a vague whisper, we shall still turn these pages with a wistful smile and reminisce together. Honfmfs ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ATHLETICS FEATURES ORGANIZATION ,A Dedzca fed C0 U16 sporatrons of the loyal btudemb who have aborod through tho years uturugly for tm astory of lmrrrrug a ew way of lrvrng mellectually To the daurlrless memory of those Alumru tha. doctors UIHIISIEJS lawy ers KLJLIILFS beuuirrob housuvrvos nursgs farmcrb toall of these, who havo labored wrth uradoquata, oqurpmult buthavc 116.141 thcrr SId.Ildd1'LiS hrgh and havg hgmdod down to muh sunnegdmg 11.13 a Uadxtron .is a rrch heritage to vou the Alumm of Wmgo Hrgh we wxsh to DLDICATE Lhrs Annual c ,' , . . 1 m 1 .. r ., V ,h f rf .f' L 0 . m . ', y . 1 u 1 v 1 v u , v ' , , 2 , ,,, , ,.,' ,.- , S , ' ', ,- , A 1' 'L - - MR. JAMES B. DEWEESE Superintendent B, S, MURRAY STATE COLLEGE Murray, Kentucky MR. HOWARD REID Principal B. A. MURRAY STATE COLLEGE Murray, Kentucky To the Stuuents of the Wingo School: Our hope has been to encourage you to think for yourselves. If in some small way we have succeeded iH this task, oecause of it, you will become better citizens of your community. X 'Q 'J7 MRS. ROSCOE WATKINS MR. ORLANDO WYMAN, IR. MISS BEULAH MULLINS MRS. JOHN H. WAGGONER MRS. AJ. LUTHER MRS. CLIFTON WILLIAMS MR. EDWARD OAKLEY MRS. EDWIN SHEMWELL 7... DONALD COLEMAN - - EVELYN GIBSON - - MARY BELLE HOLLAND CHARLES GRISSOM - - DOROTHY KREISLER - - 6' - - - - President - - -Vice President - - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Reporter Q, C2 25, '26 The most expert MOTTO woodsman makes the FLOWER Red Carnation CLASS COLORS Blue and White fewest chips. J' MARY BELLE HOLLAND ball machine OLEEN JOHNSON A friend to all. CHARLES GRISSOM Bright and sparkling, full of wit, with our class he made a hit. HAROLD BARNES All good-looking redheads aren't women. EVELYN GIBSON It doesn't pay to worry, things will happen anyway. Love lighted her up like a pin- Seniors DONALD COLEMAN I'1l eat when I'm hungry, l'1l drink when I'm dry, If shorthand doesn't kill me, I'11 live till I die . DOROTHY KREISLER Come what may, it matters not Seniors PALMER HARRIS The lad is not deadg he merely sleeps. PATSY ADAMS Hold the fort -- I'm coming. VERNON TAYLOR Fu1l of fun and mischief too, likes doing things he should not do. ang. TROY RAMSEY A quiet tongue shows a wise head DOROTHY SNOW Happy, thoughtful, kind and true there is no favor she will not do. DORIS HALL A human phonograph set to the tune of a giggle. R. B. MALUGIN Quiet and shy, a real nice guy. SUE HOLLAND May she always stay the same, PATSY FOLKS A neat appearance is a valuable asset Smiars EDWARD IAMES Greater athletes may have been born, but I doubt it. SHIRLEY TUCKER Her heart is big enough for two. changing nothing but her name. JERRY BLA YLOCK Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. WILLIAM PRESTON BYRN Leave silence to the saints, I am but human. MARGARET ANN RUSSELL A character all her own, Senior Superlatives SUE HOLLAND IERRY BLAYLOCK MARY BELLE HOLLAND PRESTON BYRN OLEEN JOHN SON CHARLES GRISSOM DORIS HALL R, B. MALUGIN PAT SY FOLKS DOROTHY SNOW TROY RAMSEY EVELYN GIBSON HAROLD BARNES SHIRLEY TUCKER PREACHER JAMES MARGARET RUSSELL VERNON TAYLOR DOROTHY KREISLER DONALD COLEMAN Cflass Prvplzecy 9.1 As I sit 111 my drab cell staring at the dark damp walls all my past rolls as a mouon picture before my eyes My thoughts linger on my dear old school days which are gone forever First I think of one of my school pals in the class of 53 Harold Barn s who is in the same predicament as I m in except he gets out in 99 years and Then Dorothy Kreisler who has been widowed IS in the New York Modeling Business Sue Holland owns a taxi company in Cincinnati and supports a husband and 4 kids Donald Coleman I read in the Prison Paper IS Commander at Annapolis Oleenjohnson IS playing professional basketball for one of the leading teams Mary Belle Holland is a cashier at the Kroger Company in New York Troy Ramsey IS 11ow 1 forqnan in a safety prn factory 111 Newark New Jersey Then there 15 Lvelyn Gibson who IS a lady copy in Water Valley And Preacher James IS basketball coach at L S U and turnrng out champion teams Patsy Folks 15 now a piano expert and plays at the DIXIE Drive Inn Doris Hall IS teaching history and shorthand at Wlngo High School, in my home town Margaret Ann Russell 15 married to a general in the United States Army and is stationed Ill Dublin Kentucky Ierrv Blaylock 18 a barber in Lvansville Indiana Patsy Adams Joined the Sea Bees and IS building a bridge across the Yellow River in North Korea Vernon Taylor has spent these 10 years trying to improve the Power Glide Chevrolet Palmer Harris is a very successful tap dancer in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Preston Byrn is a trainer in a flea circus down 1n Arkansas Dorothy Snow owns a skating rink at Stubblefreld and rs making a barrel of money Shirley Tucker writes speeches for the president of Brazil Tl1en there IS the teacherfthere always 151 who was she? Oh yes' Jane Waggoner I think she is retired now taking life easy I heard she was running an 1ce house rn Fulton for awhile but went broke Well here they come and I 11 be taking my last 18 steps the governor has a chair he wants me to ny on for size My train of thoughts linger n1on1entr1rily on big R, B, Malugin who is now boss of the clay pit back home, juuinrs THOMAS MULLINS - - - - - President LINDA TAYLOR - - - - Vice President IONELLE ROSE - - - - Secretary JANE TIBBS - - - - - Treasurer BILLY JOE DUKE - - - - Reporter V .41 if CLA SS OFFIC ERS Thomas Mullins Jane Tibbs Dewey Kearney Gwen Gossum Billy Joe Duke Betty Bennett Billy Reilly Virginia Dew Jerry Boyd Lanell McGuire ff min WILLIE IOE POTTS BARBARA BRITT IIMMY BAKER LORETTA HART GARY ALEXANDER LINDA MCALISTER CECIL CHOATE IONELLE ROSE WILL ED BUSHART RUTH VAUGI-IN CHARLES SHELBY NANCY MYATT -QF5 wil 4-iii . 'v3u ROBERT LEE EMMA DANE TATUM BOBBY STONE MARGARET EARL BOYD VANDA OLIVER GERALD CASH GLYNN TUCKER LINDA TAYLOR BILLY FUQUA SARAH WEA VER CHARLES ROBERT KENNEDY .IA MES MCNEELY oplmma Frank Waggener Kenneth Wray - Ruby Stephenson Edith Vaughan - Finis Cathy - - Charles Nance - 65 - - - President Vice President - - Secretary - - Treasurer - Reporter - - Sergeant-at-arms QU Reading from left to right: Betty Anderson, Patricia Fagan, Danny Griffin, Donald Adams Jenny Taylor Geneva Clark Norma Copeland, Gerald Rogers, Gary Crawford, Patsy Jetton Benita Bennett Royce Allen ,K 3? Saplzvmnres Hoy Potts Ruby Doris Stephenson Edward Burge Frank Waggoner Dolores Byrn Bonnie Guthrie Charles Nance Douglas Jones Shirles Puckett Kenneth Wray Donna Jo Laird Leroy Jackson Edith. Vaughan Marie Harris Barbara Oliver Dan Holland Kay Williams Barbara Gossum Margie Mullins Donald Hall Patsy Sanford Robert Morgan Finis Cathy Sue Duke Sfreslzm I1 Charles Saxon - - Jimmy Tucker - - Donna Mays - - - President - - - Vice President - - Secretary-Treasurer Emlie Grissom - - - - Reporter ' A A 'T 51. I 'N .. s , 35 f -, H -rr fg , 0-gli, ,yu ',,,,d,!g, nw M N ' f'-1 Q , ,,'v'Q'y,',j, , so ,k ,Jigs i, k an I l 6 'H' 349,154.11 f ' my ,,.3,,z - .QI , , es.- 22,5 , , J V M Reading from Darriell Byrn, Robert Lynch, Duke Russell, Wright. CLASS OFFICERS left to right: Don Ann Gossum, Billy Fite, Mildred Harris, Tony Henson, Carl Jones, Jeretta Gossum, Norma Hibbs, Malinda Jones, Ierrel Mullins, Linda Harrison, Billy Owen, Joyce Lanmon. Patsy Jackson, Charles Saxon, Dianna Crass, Jimmy Tucker, Emlie Grissom, Richard if 1 Q -up All Wcshmcu Reading from left to right Hilda Lanmon Vadean Laws Charle Coplen Mickie McNair Dom1a Ioye Mays Jimmy Fuuell Sue Oliver, Carolyn Hicks, Faye Perry, 1 A bert Gordon, Maxine Potts, Carolyn Rohrer, Eddie Green, Hazel Smith, June Holland, Jerry Jones, Barbara Thomas, Elnora Willingham, Bobby Morgan, Hilda Adams, Joyce Austin, Wilford Perry, Sylvia Alexander, Elouise Brooks, Gilbert Myatt, Berry Clark, Anita Charl- ton, Bobby Pickens, Patsy Coleman, Donald Via, Amelia Pate, Edward Yates, Sue Steele. Not pictur- ed: Donald McKenzie, Laverne Snow, Gayle Barnes, Bobby Holmes, Jim Crass, Dalton Gream. B A75 HL. 221: U ar , ., W 'Er' , 4 X. Y , A q -2 .4 7 1 'ig S wr Lv ks iff..-1 N J'- ,e V A C A U N I A W, Q v 4 sf - 1 5 . 5 , . 4 Y W., si i qw 'XQ.'2-MV 1 , X . -'-. L: .A ' Q. 'I I 4 v gf 4 1 ,W Y I ...A if .mx 'G-W in '13 V' P, T. A. Quartette 1+ Kcmembzr When 7 I 4 i 9 Decorating the Christmas Tree The Chorus on Christmas Eve Night We Raiseo the Flag Halloween The Toni Twins Freshman Initiation 9 1, 33 MISS ALICE ROGERS Grade, Fifth MISS ESTHER BLALOCK Grade, Sixth MISS DOROTHA RILEY Grades, Third and Fourth MISS CAREY MAE WINSLOW Grade Third MRS, GOEBAL MAGNESS Grades, First and Second MISS CORINNE WHITNELL Grade, First MISS MARY CATHERINE BYRN Grade, Second MRS, WILLIAM SHELBY Grade, Fourth 'O' 'tw 7- fs. 45 W, l 'ss ff-ff if , fy 52. ' fy, L .2 ' J gg A Q1 V -.'- 2 - w AJ 4 .ff AA' '- rf 'Lt'- Q , , VV, 4 4 I , V 4-1 5. , 6 ff A '+ K, i ,,-M-iw.sx .n 1 0 if ' 'aa 'Q 1' ' J AAEQ fe' ry. 'Nh V z , I, 5 ' 1 V? if ' 7,3 u .fax Y if ,qw Qifrr H' A' . A it f Juv! ' 45255 1 , --' 1 .1 ,59 ff s S :'5'2 vi, 1 U t ,, 5 fx 5 . 9 2131455 ' A Himsa mi 44 fi .Q Nix H me Q: ? '-of if 5 Uzird Grade Peggy Hall, Tommy Shemwell, Robert Vaughn, Jimmy Holmes, Linda Richardson, Joy Holland, Deanna Lee, Terence Beadles, Charlotte Rose, Harvey Linder, Nancy Jean Futrell, Nedra Saxon, Bennie Crawford, Johnny Shelton, Mary Ann Holland, Rodger Fields, Billy Clark, Roger Saxon, Brenda Clark, Joe Feezer, Carol Brooks, Reading from left to right: Brenda Tatum, Rita Potts, Pritchett, Danny Mullins, Jerry Gray, James Gibson, JU' Judy James, Peggy Holden, Dorothy Vaughan, Sandy Jewel, Elouise Jewell, Armetha Faulkner, Janice Hargan, Ronnie Norman, Jerry Pittman, Brenda Hopkins, Mitzy Lumpkin, Norma Green, James Counts, Larry Wooten, Kenneth Pittman. M' .:. ..,..', 4? li Q N M, ,w w :eff m 1 ii A W: 'L fm in 1' 'Vm '- 5 :4 . . WF .. 4. I .f ,, T 1, W ' fwZzf',,4, ijwg . L ns? fin 'gsffsr gg ,Q I-if wfi.gf ,a. 4, , A- F 5 .gf e .5. if Y 4: .sb 'Q' as Afhlefivs 'x V I xo i. ,J I' ,fa Wingo Date November November November November November November November December December December December December December December December o Win Opponent 1 Farmington 7 Melber 11 Sharpe 14 Sedalia 18 A lmo 21 Heath 28 St. Mary's 2 Symsonia 5 Selmer 6 Jackson 9 Hickman 15 Sharpe 19 Cuba 26 New Concord 27 Reidland s-47 'SN wi M50 fy 1 fg W.: ffm. Beats So. Christian Christmas ourn y Score We They 88 65 91 31 53 60 59 61 82 48 65 53 62 68 74 58 67 61 82 64 91 55 62 56 78 56 74 68 58 46 Date December January January January January January January January February February February February February February Opponent South Christian Mayfield Lynn Grove South Christian Cuba Sedalia Symsonia Fancy Farm Almo Farmington Fancy Farm Hickman Tilghman Heath We 49 66 65 67 90 57 76 59 100 98 89 86 57 68 Score They 44 61 57 74 64 63 60 29 50 71 48 58 70 39 Winga Defifzzts Mayfield - Symsaniu - Scdalin .?or District Khampiouship Wiugv Bases in yflldf Gam: C0 Uk: Second Place In I-Hrs! Regional Zfaurmzmcnf Wingo lndlans Slave Oli Sharpe Rally For 62-56 Wln Gunner Yyman's Wingo ln- dians definitely established them- selves as a top candidate for regional basketball honors last night when they defeated the Sharpe Green Devils 62,56 before a large crowd at Mayfield I-lign gym- nasium. Q-' 7, 2. ,,f5: -ff Wingo Indians Beat Jackson, Tenn., By 82 To 64 Score JACKSON, Tenn., Dec. 8--With five players scoring in the double So. Chrlslian To Play Wingo ln Charity Contest South Christian! Dragons will oppose the Wingo Indians in the Maytield Charity game on Monday night. Jan. 19. at the Mayfield High School gymnasium. Bill Cloar, who has taken over promotion of the game in the ab- sence of Acree Austin, announced Wednesday afternoon that the Draglns had accepted un invitation to meet Gunner Wyman's In- ' -.r HN figures, WIHHO overcame Jackson in a basketball game here Saturday night 82-64. Leading the Wingo scoring was Sonny Mullins guard. James and Waggoner were right behind with 17 and 16 points resvectlvely. Wingo Mauls Almo 100,150 diana ln the charity tilt. These same two teams clashed in the finals of the Paducah Christmas tournament, with the Indians win- ning by a five point margin. Game time is 8:30 D. m. Ticket information will be announced at a later date. ' lslhl Selmel 1 lo 1501 Red Birds Edlled By lndrans Here Saturday 6603 ,l... Mayfield! Cardinals threw l scare into the Fksi Regions mb- ranked clge team-the Wlngo In- dians-Saturday nimt before infill!! inalxotly contested lam! played bcfore It nurcupaeity noun at IM ll! lynn. fs w- fi Warm- ' ,Sharpe-South Christian Clash lnSmFinals0lPaducah Christmas loumamenl 7? COACH 'MN Gif ,QM 59 'Q' 7' ...B ORLANDO GUNNER WYMAN Mr. Wyman joined the Wingo Faculty as basketball coach this year. He attendedMayfield High before joining the Marine Corps, during which time he served twenty-six months overseas. Later he spent eight months in North China working in the athletic and recreation program of the Marine Corps. After service Mr. Wyman enrolled in Florida State Uni- versity where he played four years of Basketball. 1571 kefb ll THOMAS MU LLINS BILLY JOE DUKE in G.. FRANK WAGGONER Qiuci EDWARD PREACHER JAMES M V s , sa JERRY BOYD 9' In Qe: if.. U KENNETH WRAY vii-. Miif 901 V24 BILLY FUQ UA fx IMMY TUCKER f Q f ' 41 A -?'I'f.Y' Q1 Eff . nf' ,J - 'I , 6,2 'gig 5 Y,Q .f ,F 5 5, .A 'fi .26 Q Sxggafgif' 8511. 22 6 , G Q1-, A gi 5 tfif g , nu un It FSN'lL .i -' H '- 'J-WQHSI.. lx 1555 519' - 3 as ,.,,. E, 1 5 -' ' B S -, fp M ' 953321 wgv., . - 1 3 ' 1 ...f ,A 75 Team Front row, left to right: Robert Lynch, Darriell Byrn, Tony Henson, Will Ed Bushart, Kenneth Anderson Billy Owen, Elwood Colley, Palmer Harris. Back row, left to right: Donald Adams, James Carter Troy Ramsey, Douglas Jones, Preston Byrn, Billy Fite, Duke Russell, Charles Nance, Coach Gunner Wyman B Team CHEERLEADERS June Holland Patsy Coleman Amelia Pate McNutt Diana Crass This page is sponsored by MAJOR'S GROCERY STORE Wingo, Kentucky W 'Q V fm ' ' , ' Y Q v Mgrihv . !'. an 'Fi 33? 1 ik ,,.' Q W f ,, V 1 :fl ' fL L A ' V, M UW V H? fi Il? 5 8 ,,.- f - if ,J 137 , , A Q , ' h ,Q if .355 it , L . Q ,Y K p ' X, , A f ,Q Q ,Q gf f A4 . :Eff '1 3599 ' f' B ' A. 51 Q Q K l J ,wg Vx, . . V, . 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Harvest 9ssliw1l Hsntsslauts and Escorts LANA BRITT - JIMMY TAYLOR Grade, First SANDRA ALEXANDER - JOE GOSSUM Grade, Second JOY HOLLAND - LARRY WOOTEN Grade, Third SHIRLEY BRITT - JIMMY HARGAN Grade, Fourth MARY ANN ROSE - ROBERT TAYLOR Grade, Fifth 4' 6 ig?- 5 'A Il fp' 4-C' Jun 5 .xg A till 1 iii .U 'Q ,Q 45 I fax? F : ' QQ,- L K 'Q b, wh! i. I I 'faayw -Q 'Q A T ,w Y' . 5--.... F -g-.Ph , e , ? lg, Q ,.,1.-5 A w iv 7 f 'S s 44 s-NX MRS. LUTHER and Student Delores Byrn Mariann Holla nd Brenda Hopkins Almalu Boyd Leslie Spillman Evelyn Gibson Lana Britt Sue Holland FIVE LITTLE INDIANS Ju ' Mrs. Luther attended Murray State College, and also received her B. S. Degree in music from the University of Kentucky. We are glad to have Mrs. Luther as our music teacher this year. We feel that she is doing a splendid job with the Glee Club, Sextet and the little folk, as well as with the piano students. Outstanding events of December were the Recital of the twelfth and the Choral Yuletide Program on the Mayfield court lawn on December 18 and Christmas Eve. We as seniors feel that her work will live on. ,.f.-iff' f TRIO E sr J' : UB LEE CL G Numbgi Reilltax ,Musif 611155 Reading from left to right: fl? Q-0-' J' 0 vi 511 l i5 .fgfgg.,.,, Lf' JUDY JAMES - Soloist r Q 5 qs, QQ. W 0. xiigs x S s Shelia Waggoner, Brenda Hopkins, Sharlotte Saxon, Joy Holland, Nancy Taylor, Annetta Britt, Janet Russell, Marilyn Henderson, Aletha Taylor, Donna Mays, Barbara Britt, Mary Ann Shemwell, Donna Stevens, Shirley Britt, Janice Fuqua, Nedra Saxon, Patsy Coleman, Lana Murphy, Martha Louise Cook, Sandra Alexander, Mariann Holland, and Mrs. Luther. Q .-Q .W , in 1 'g W- I Wx ,IV 3.4 ya A 9 ,' M.: 'Q ' 2 5 F . 41 'f -9 eff 5 s ' 97 'Y I X hr. 6 S ui I .+ E . 8 ,,,,,5g I 4 In . 43 ' 5. ' . P' A1 a gs ,. 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Waggoner Student Librarians: Janice Jackson, Harolyn Hawks, Jennie Taylor, Donna Mays, Carolyn Rohrer, Loretta Hart, Margaret Boyd, Margie Mullins, Sue Mullins and Alethea Taylor ,4 sscmbl 11 GIRLS 4-H BOYS I fiX '74, K 2 t1Ql f Q.--iii: 4 R lv 1 , an l , ,f:'d,,1,..inF ' YOUR woe Awww IS OUR BUHNESS M556 C LGT-I-ll N ca COMPANY Good Luck Sen1ors of 53 Zcmlctq Q EE an Vegetables Rx FAX va azgfzeff FRUIT E VEGETABLE coMPANv Telephone 1031 Mayf1eld Kentucky Save steps Save t1me Buy lVI1ller s F1ner Flavor Hornogeruzed M1lk 1n half gallon cartons at your Local Food Markets E'-A-'SI lil! ess! Health 1S best wealth Let flrst tlungs be f1rst lVI111e D r a1ry Products Mayf1eld Kentucky . , 'A 0 .Q iw L Tixrtivi- 1 ' A Q, 7'e'9.,g , f'Tkm.rQ,'fQ.,f5Q', Fresh Fru1ts d 'xx- 1 x ' X ' 7 Z . X3 A '5' .L, will Is' r ' . .lag N Compliments to Senior Class of 1953 Wingo High School Wea? CLOTHING Mayf1e1d Kentucky AMBULANCE 692747414 FUNEQAL. 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Q Q T 4, H at ,A . 1' 1 W H H of 08. gZ7'440m fi SON General Merchandise Standard Oil Products High Way 45 Phone W1ngo Exchange T4-IE BAN I4 OF WINGO Wingo, Kentucky A Home Bank Owned by Home People Cap1tal Stock S25 O00 Surplus S25 000 Undivided Profits S23 000 Total Resources over S51 OOO O00 00 Your Busmness Apprec1ated VQ7461 DRUGS Telephone 95 or 795 Fulton Kentucky WAHM ST-ANDADD SEQVICE STATION THOMAS KEELING CHESTER JACKSON H1ghway 45 Fulton Road Mayf1eld Kentucky Attleboro Massachusetts Manufacturers of Class Rlngs Commencement Inv1tat1ons and V1s1t1ng Cards BOYCE MCELYA Representat1ve Water Valley Grade School T F Bullock S Barber Shop E E Brown Henry McNa1r C C McAl1ster B111 Prltchard Wllburn .T Clark ' , .00 , .oo , .oo Boosters co. . . . runny Qfiif Compliments f plime ts Qggfwf o d Deale S' ce 1 Ph ne 122 M yf'e1d Kent cky ogmfyumuf If-ED supmv M yf1e1d Ke tucky JZQZ af WM i SON EANN ETTE S SHOP ZZ1 W te St eet Pho e 643 M yf1e1d Kentucky ?etZez Wafaee C p11me ts of ZZQMMM Men s We r S uth S de Squa e Mayf1e1d Kentucky WWW fme foods WWW? CAFE Sa d ches Lunches D mk a d home made p es E t W th ALMA AND BUD Phone 125 W ngo Ky 1 l x 4 !I O X K1 5 Q Com n of . I O O Y ur For r 1n 915 O 0 a 1 y u a , n I g ' 4 General Merchandise Cuba, en u ky a r r n a ' , C om ' n X . I C . ' a 0 i r n wi , , r' s 0 n - i 1 a i - 1 , 0 fgkyfinzgyzf ROY BERRY JERRY BERRY C L WHITFORD Auctlon Sales Every Monday Hogs Bought Da11y L1V9StOCk Dealers 1VIayf1eld Kentucky Fulton Hlghway Phone 1265 C ornphrne nts of fm f GTQOCEPY Phone Z2 Water Valley Kentucky THE ff ZW zzgfe MR and MRS JOHN IQADLES Phone 707 H1ghway 45 Fulton Road Mayfleld Kentucky QQMfkZZQhZZv ssoms Farm Implements Farmall Tractors Commerc1al Truck Serv1ce Cuba and PHTIS H1ghways lVIayf1eld Kentucky Phone 603 .T e Carry The Largest Lme Wallpaper and Pa1nt 1n West Kentucky V1S1t Our Store 6,5546 Q! T3 QOT4-I E TQ S Mayf1e1d Kentucky C ornpllrnents of 54 49 Wmgom Assocmnom Phone 1109 Mayfmeld Kentucky ' a I Q ' I 1 66 . Genuine I. H. C. Parts W ' - of QAMWQQ4 AETNA SERVICE d L b ROBERT HOLLQWAY yf Id K 9174 Q4 Cl6UhlhQ 5 Wig!! C L E A N E I? S JOHNNY HOLLAND LEON HUTCHENS ZXZZ DDIVE INN PtB T kM t K t Mya! DDIVE INN HtPtB B Flt 4ZQm LALJN DEV CLEANEQS Flt Kt ffm? Maid? ESEIQVICE STATION d Tlh yf1dKt Compliments of ' , , Compliments of Tires-Tubes-an - u rication Ma ie entucky Ph O8 I I af'B'Q ' MC aus sandwiches of all Kinds Curb Ser 'ce O i ar- -Q Wa er V 11 y ky C b S . E tSt t L' Compliments of ! 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M J . - V nvhy- A, i gufafwaw 3 , I -'nm ' ',1 -fc J CLAMPETT'S PAINT STORE Wall Paper - Paints - Glass Est1mates Furnished on all jobs Telephone 621 Mayfield, Kentucky C omplime nts of ADAMS CLEANERS Mayfield, Kentucky C ompl1me nts of HALE TRAC TOR AND IMPLEMENT CO Phone 1646 Mayfxeld Kentucky KASNOW S Department Store Fulton Kentucky Compllments of ROBERT HUIE County Court Clerk Mayf1e ld Kentucky Compllments of RHODES BURFORD COMPANY Complete Home Outf1tters Mayf1eld Kentucky Cornpllments of BABY DE WEE SE C ounty Supe rxnte ndent Mayf1e1d Kentucky Compllments of .TOE LOOKOFSKY Men s Wear Shoe Shop lVlayf1eld Kentucky Compl1ments of DAVIS AND YATES INSURANCE AGENCY HAZEL S BEAUTY SHOP Wlngo Kentucky Comp11ments of MAYFIELD COAL 8: ICE COMPANY Mayf1e1d Kentucky Comphments of BEN P BENNETT 8: COMPANY Charles Haskell Mgr Water Valley Kentucky See us for Hardware and GFOCCTICS and GRAVES COUNTY FARM BUREAU Compllments of W Z CASH Laundry and Cleaners Phone 1783 M Fulton Kentucky SHATZ BROTHERS Everythlng You Want and Someth1ngs You Don t Want Mayfleld Kentucky Compllments of JESS MULLINS Gas GTOCCTICS Ice Cream Wlngo Kentucky Cornphrnents of OSCAR NOCHLIN CO Mayf1eld Kentucky Compllments of GOSSUM WELDING 8: REPAIR SHOP Phone 691 Compllments of NEWBERRY S Mayheld Kentucky Compl1ments of HAYDEN SERVICE STATION Hlghway 45 Water Valley Kentucky .T E CHANDLER Dry Goods and Shoes Wlngo Kentucky Compllments of DOUTHITT FEED MILL VN 1ngo Kentucky Comp lments of REECES STYLE MART STORE 7th and Broadway Mayf1eld Kentucky We The Senlors w1sh to take th1s opportunlty to thank everyone who has contrlbuted 1n any way to the 1953 CHIEF 1 ' l Fulton, Kentucky 1. 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