Ashland High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Ashland, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1947 volume:

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A ' '- 6-'Q 1 I ll 5 . ,.'l 1.2 iii iii SH and High School is tFeFcca1 pow: of ie whlr cool of kearrirg a' soda? activifies into WHQH We sfuoents are sweet e-ad' school yea SUPERINTENDENT L C CALDWELL Although Mr L C Caldwell has only been Superuntendent ot the Ashland Publuc S hools sunce August I5 I946 he has already won many truends among the students and taculty Mu Caldwell has a specual unterest un Ashland Senuor Hugh School because he was a member ot the Faculty tor eught years and has become well acquaunted wuth the prob lems ot young men and women ot hugh school age ln spute of hrs great responsubulutues he always tunds tume to duscuss any phase ot school lute wuth the students and parents Thus spurut ot untcrest and co operatuon has earned tor h rn much es eem trorn everyone school system ot Ashland by beung pruncupal ot bath Charles Russell Grade School and Putnam Junuor Hugh Thus us hrs second posutuon ot thus sort as he has also served as Superuntendent ot Boyd County Schools tor thurteen years Mr Calowell us an alumnus ot Marshall College un Huntungton W V where he receuved hrs A B degree He attended George Peabody College ot Nashvulle Tenn also where he receuved has M A degree ln addutuon he dud post graduate at the Student Unuversuty ot Mussouru at Columbua, Mo He us a veteran of World War l where he served un Naval Avuatuon Besides teaching at Senior High School, he has been turther connected with the THEY PILOT OUR SHIP OF LEARNING PRINCIPAL H L ELLIS Mr H L Ellis has just successfully completed two years of directing the faculty ot Ashland Senior High School as Principal Mr Ellis states that he enjoys his worlc with us delnnquents but he admits that it requires patience and hard worlq at time Before coming to Ashland Mr Ellis was superintendent at Louisa Ky tor seven years He lett his ottice as superintendent ot schools at Louisa to become attiliated with the Air Service Command at Dayton Ohio He was connected with the vocational schools ot Ashland before coming to the high school ln I943 he came to the high school and since that time has served in the following capacities Head ot the Mathematics Department Faculty Manager ot Athletics Assistant Principal and Principal He became Principal after the re igna tion ot Mr J A Anderson in I945 His undergraduate work was completed at Eastern State Teachers College a Richmond Ky He served overseas in World War I for a year and a halt then he entered Columbia University, where he received his Master ot Arts degree Mr Ellis is to be commended tor his splendid worlc at Ashland Hugh School He has been associated with the Ashland Public Schools tor the past seven years. . 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I , - I I lv S. - MRS RUTH FISCHER For th past two years all the tunctrons ot the e tA H S have been under the capa e recton Ms Ruth Fscher the Secretary o e Prrncrpal r tas rs qurte an undertar snce the lrte ot the school revolves around the ottrce Mrs Frscher graduated trom West Lrberty Hrgh School attended Holy Famrly Busrness School and the Ashland School ot Commerce MR FRED E RIGSBY on o a s rnc w rn o rr c Assoca ron an D an ot Boys Mr R QS r an M A d g from the Unrversrty ot' Kcntu as don gradua wor at Ptabod C e t e Unrv rsrty ot Wyomrng ce I93O M R gsby has been atlrlrated wrth the Ashland schcc Syst nn wrth the exceptron ot tour years wrth th Am rrcan Red Cross MRS FRANK DAVISSON Mr Frank Davrsson Dean ot Grls has ed thrs posrtron at Ashland Senror Hrgh School tor the past tourteen years Mrs Davrsson has also taught Home Economrcs Englrsh and Physrcal Educatron She recerved her BS degree from Peabody College Nashvrlle Tennessee Her great rnterest rn school actrvrtres has been proved by her co operatron and help rn producrng many success tul plays and operas MR ROY G SMITH the present Assrstant Superrntendent has been rn the Ashland publc school system srnce I93O as teacher and superrntendent He recerved hrs AB degree trorn Kentucky Wesleyan College and hrs M A from the Unrversrty of Kentucky At the present he rs treasurer of the Board of Educatron and purchaser of supplres and equrpment tor the Ashland publrc In add tr t servrng s Assr tant P r pal, Mr. Frmd E. Rrgsby as busrness aragcr t the Atl lftrs 9 t' d e . , rg by rt:-'lv-gd hs AB. degree from Un cn College d hs . . e ree , ' ' , clcy, He h te lc ' y ollegr and h, 4 e ' 'r . Sin , r. l f ' l bl i , t lr . . M18 M r ' . 'Y j . r L . 5, ' , l , h l AND THE CENTER OF ACTIVITY AT AHS IS fm lg Qx s -0535 CII Umm x. 1' 51? T T f fff jf' X ' X 1 Q '.. I W 3 X XI ,, -f ' 1 Af V I O Y CAPTU I MISS EDITH QUEEN MRS H R BROWN MRS JUSTICE STORY CQURSES INCLUDE CURRENT EJEN MRS WILLIAM CLARENCE EDISON SPARKS if H I I . MR. . R. M. i K .If 4--,1,.gp yyfmm,-if-VA-5,7 - Y ,,,,, .,.4 M- I' i ' , 1 . I ,I,1 ' Y, 1- f if X A V ' ii? M . 2. I 5:- -3 A ,rw 533, A L I IF ' ' CLA X gif ,Q lg 1 'Q it ing inf' E7 It l L MISS DOROTHY WOMACK MISS JESSIE SCHAEFFER MISS RUTH OSBORN MRS JOHN GARDNER MISS MABEL WILLIAMS MRS HAROLD TOWLER MISS HARRIET CHATFIELD 11 IS THERE A SHAKESPEAREIN THE SS? if Q . I r-A h Vu: I I, A , I ,I lk f 4 ' vb I ,I I . 9 i I al , 'F if -r E. -V V X if . 1 -DY.: 'X xgslx 'fn , . 'kim ..-'ww wfk RSA' K S' 5 Kar 'Y fk'Nv REIGN LANGUAGES CAN BE FUN, TOO x'x MRS JAMES ANDERSON MISS DOROTHY DAVID MRS ZELMA BRANHAN 12 W r 4 y f W '93 w94,?f :Mr Y, , VV., WV, I f TURE OMEMAKERS SEW A SE f J' 6- 43 ff' 6 ff THESE STUDENTS LEARN TCD DO BY TDGIN Il az. MR RALPH DINSMOOR One of the mosi popular classes at A H S us MCCl'lGI'1ICdlDIdWII'lg cyl ,,-...-gg -1 MR CARROLL CAUDILL Vocaironal siudenis gel praciscal zxpernence ln buylng and selling If WE HAVE MUSIC MAKERS AND RESEARCI-IERS The Girls Chorus 6f1t2YtdIf1Sth6 siudenl body wukh many programs during the year 13? ISS ALTA MAE LUMBARD mb shi! Sulence ls Golden IS the maxim observed In our lnbrary 17 MRS DIKE PISEGNA M ' , 5 muvxnnqgn., A E' E, I Q an A , , E V y W , MMF.. PHYSICAL FITNESS AND GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP '7 'hr MR CHARLES RAMEY MR PAUL THOMPSON MR JOE RUPERT if S L 1:7 VS VA ,v , QT ' 17 f-' 4-sf 3' 6, Z 7 3441, 1 k+ fa g N ,- 17!1r r-AEE: I x IF X 'R' Q 'M 0'-1,, 4. 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V Xl 1,1 .Q iii 5 Q- y 1 v - -4 'U X X 3 , y , ' ' Z QM v 1 i .244 '51 sw H WMA' , 1:,fx f YQ wi 'aw . , vw 45 ,Wa 'Eb wif- ii '..nY,F..-ef' T 'Ulf 1? iq., 'nv X +G, X a fy Alf! 7 THESE SENIOR SKIPPERS HAVE CRUISED SAFELY Sensor Offsce s left to rsght Frssby Ison Campbell Ea es The Sensor Class ot 47 got together the tsrst semester and elected thesr class ottscers and thesr sponsor They selected Msss Dorothy Davss as thesr sponsor and the tollowsng people to serve as thesr class ottscers Charles Campbell pressdent Marvsn lson vsce pressdent John Frssby secretary and Jenny Lou Eaves treasurer Charles Campbell ss Ro Club secretary and R O T C Lseutenant Colonel Marvsn lson ss secre tary ot the Servsce Club and was voted the most valuable man on the Tomcat tootball team John Frssby served as vsce pressdent ot the Key Club and Advertsssng Chasrman ot the l'ls Lute Annual statt Jenny Lou Eaves ss a member ot the Theta Club and Y Teens ln way ot entertasnment the Sensor Class presented the sensor msnstrel Darlctown Follses the sensor play What A Lute' and the Hs Lste Annsal statl play l-lere Comes Charlse ln the Sensor Msnstrel a novelty act whsch stole the show was T d Swstts marvelous smpersonatson ot AI Jolson For Sensor Slcsp Day the class jourreyed to Coney Island Thss ss the tsrst tsme sn many years such a trsp has been attempted by the graduatsng class Sensors were well represented sn the many clubs and sports Two members dsstsngusshed them selves by passsng the Unsted States Navy test tor college selectson Also John Jayne won a scholar shsp to Vanderbslt Unsverssty Charles Campbell was chosen Junsor Cstszen by the Jaycees The D A R Good Cstszen Pslgrsm was Mary Jo Full rton 22 r, : , I I V M ,M , V, . . . . . . 3 . 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I 23 SENIORS- I947 ROBERT EDMOND BUSH Jumor R d Cross JLIrIIor Corsc VGLIOU CIub RTI CILIb Sen or Mmstml IVRY VIRGINIA BUSSEY I-Iom cnom Lb L Juv o R d Cross ANNA LOIS CALLIHAN F H A C ub Y T I-Iono Jw or Red Cross Rcpr scntatv WILLA GAIL CALLIHAN 5 SIT I rcss C S F M TISTI I CHARLES WILLIAM CAMPBELL L ut FG Cc cm R T C ub T a LI com F baI IJ Jur oss R ta I-I c Sc y ELLA MAE CAMPBELL L F ETHEL ROSE RY CANTRELL D .arms C b C1 ROBERT LOUIS CARTWRIGI-IT R Cub E1 Y IS A IS Lf JL L NN CASTLE C PG A, I6 Y L Q F C G EMILY JANE CATRON I4 LT Gaz L5 , Y T PHYLLIS ANN CHANDLER S 5 S A LTE GL RIA Io CI-IINN A LI CLE, YT ns Junor Red Cros JAMES CLICK H0 of CICIY Ch cn CIub Jun or Rc Coss Foot aII rcasur T Q CIub DOROTHY ANNE COONROD Theta Cfub Con gpmd wg I co Cross AIISta+e Chorus 45 T Iw ad Cc ,S Omg ac cm RdMI FI rf S ar E MAE CORDIAL PP D t CI B CI YT I- R 0 Cross PAT CORNETTE I-I V IJ UU LUCY CO sso La OI Id a c a a U C I- e oss YT r G T C Iva ROY P S C Lb Rza Cc en err b aa 5 C Lb PAUL CRABTREE J c V TLD JOYCE ARDILL CRAWFORD Y T U , ' c , I I F. 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I r I 25 SENIORS-l947 PAULINE GREENE Home Ee Club Srgrnet Club Junror Red Cross PATRICIA GROSSL Junror Red Cross BILLIE JOYCE HAGER Presrdent ot Spanrsh Club Secretary YTeens YTeen lnterclub Councrl Junror Red Cross Senror Mrnstrel The Red M II Grrls Chorus Madrrgals EVELYN HAGGARD Grrls Seryrce Club Spanrsh Club Junrcr Red Cross Sensor Mrnstrel CARROLL GENE HALL Honor Soerety Band Boys Chorus Madngal Srngers Dra rnatres Club Mr ado T e R d Mll Me and Shakespeare All State Chorus State Musre Contest EDITH JACQUELIN HAM ILTON Grrl Reserves Secretary ot Junior Class Glee Club Srgmet Club Junror Red Cross GENEVA HAMILTON Phr Delta Club Junror Red Cross Sen or Mrnstrel EDITH JACQUELINE HANSON Second Vice Presrd n ol Srgrnet Club Secretary ot Drannatrc Club Horn room Rep esenta trye Junror Red Cross Repr eser tatrve Oueen ot' Fall Festryal Senror M r-str l Treasur r ct Student Ccunerl Y Tee s CURTIS EDWARD dent M a o zette Annual R C r eant S nror M nstel ee res dent Stud nt ounerl e er M rr a Sngers Treasurer Bo s St e Repres ntatve o H Y Legrslature Gt Kentucky Boys Chorus Inter Cub Cour l JOAN MARGUERITE HEWLETT Y Teens Phr Delta Secretary ct Home rccrn Honcr S e y en or ns e e c ross Inter Club C unerl adr gal rs o us e a L, n a e My Penny Annual Staff Here Comes Char e MARY VIRGINIA HISSAM YTeens Treasurer of Phu Delta Sensor Man strel Junror Red Cross Grrls Chorus RUTH GENEVIERE HOLLAN Theta Presrdent Se retary Sophomore Class H M S Prnatore ado T e Red Mr Knut Wrts Vree Presrdent Junror ass Madrrgals Glee Club Senror Mrnstrel Gazette YTeens Junror Red Cross Annual Statt Secretary Student Council Morehead State Musrc Contest PAULA CLAIRE HUNT Srgmet Club Secretary ot unror R d Cross Secretary ot F R A Annual Statt Gazette Grr Reserves Senror Mrnstrel What A Lrte WILMA JEAN HUR LEY Gyrn Club Junrer Red Cross MARVIN ISON R O T C Football Vree Presrdent Senror Class Jun er Red Cross Color Gua d Baseball Serv ee Club Basket b ll Secretary ot A Club DORIS VIOLA JACKSON YTeens P Delta Club Ser or Mrnstrel ur or Red Cross JOHN WILLIAM JAYNE Ro Club Se ond Vlce Pres n Junror R d Cross Presd n I-loner Soerety R r or an n Gaz: E riser GEORGE CARLJERVIS Eaarbslr Bsskerbarr s Wee Cu U U Red ross Representatye ALYCE GREY Nsou H CUE F Mr ner rumor Red ess E R A JESSIEJEAN JoHNsoN mera Jun R a Q THOMAS CARLYSLE JONES aware Club chevron U ny ub .surges ne S C Msnnae e Red Mrr Um Mrraaa Trac All stare chorus . 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C., ' k, T k , l' . - L. . 26 NIORS I HOMER C KAZEE R O T C Statt Sergeant Rifle Tearn MAXINE KELLEY Girls Service Club Secretary Treasurr Spanish Cl b Senior Minstrel Junior Red Cross ESTHER MARCELLA KIMBLER Knrtting Club Jun or Red Cross JONQUIL KIRK Dra matic Club Me and Shakespeare Senior Minstrel YTeens Junior Red Cross MARY ELIZABETH KLEITCHES Sigmet Club Junior Red Cross YTeens GEORGE R KRAMER JR Ro Club R O T C First Lieutenant ROBERTA LAKIN Girls Service Club President of College Relations Club Secretary ot lnterClub Counel YTeens Jun or Red Cross Senior Minstrel Girls Chorus Horneroorn Treasurer MAXINE AVANELL LEWIS National Honor Soc ty Hr Ltc Annual Statf Hi Lite Gazette Statl First Vice President of College Minstrel What A Lite RUTH MARGUERITE LITTERAL Sigmet Club Treasurer Senior YTeens Treasurer Junior Red Cross Glee u Madrigal Singers Milrado The Red M Senior Mins re Spanish Club HELEN LOUISE LOWE Treasurer of F H A Club Junior Red Cross Honor Society LILLIAN FRANCES MANNING A Club Junior Red Cross BEN FORGEY MCCULLOUGH Drum Major of Band Chevron Club Chaplain Junior Red Cross Junor Conservation Club Sen or Minstrel MARY DEE McCUL LOUGH Theta Club Sigmet Club I-li Lite Annual Staff Madrigal n ers Girls Chorus Senior Minstrel T e Red Mi Junior e Cross Representative YTeens State Contest 45 47 DELORES JO McGUIRE Sigmet Club Spanish Club College Relations Club Junior Red Cross YTeens Girls Chorus Senior Minstrel Hi Life Gazette The Fortune Teller LUCY ANNETTE MCGUIRE G ls Service Club F H A Club C Ilege Relations Club Junior Red Cross The Red MII YTeens Senior Minstrel Girls Chorus ROBERT McGUlRE Rifle Club Staff S rgeant in R O T C Junior Red Cro JOSEPH T McKEE Serv ce Club Treasurer Junior Red Cross JOYCE ANN MEADE F H A Club Junior Red Cross DAVID LAWRENCE MILLIKAN Annual Business Manager Senior Minstrel Junior Red Cross I IrY Club Junior Conservation Club R O T C Color Guard Here Comes Charlie GEORGE MILLS Ro Club Secretary and Treasurer HrY Club Treasurer Hi Lite Annual Staff Hi Life Gazette Statt R O T C Capt Brother Goose Junior Red Cross JOHN WILLIAM MOON Ro Club Secretary Junior Red Cross Captain ot Football Team A Club President lnterClub Council Horneroom Representative Senior Minstrel 3 1 -6 vt' 'J 'ra' 'C' , ' ' ' - e, ' Si g , ' ' , ' ' , h ill, A R d A ' ' ' ' ' , ir ' ' . . . . , e ' . . . .. ' ss. . , , ' ie , '- I i , A , , Relations Club, Y-Teens, Girls' Service Club, Junior Red Cross, Senior President of Chevron Club, R. O. T. C. Second Lieutenant, Hi-Lite Cl b, ' ' , ' ill, ' ' t l, ' , , ' , i . , . . . . ain, 'I ,H ' . F. H. . , A . , . , ' , ' . 'S A if 4' Q sr fs, A dl A 3 C 3 4' 2 ti ' ' ' 0 or A ' f ' 27 SENIORS-I947 CHARLOTTA VIRGINIA MUNRO Theta Club Recordrng Secre tary YTeens Junror Red Cross H Lrte Annual Stat? Grls Chorus Senror Mrnstrel NELLIE FRANCES MURRAY Junror Red Cross Senror Mrnstrel The R d Mll Glec Club THOMAS SHERRILL NEWMAN Rtle Club Sergcantat Arms Jun or Red Cross Captarn C Rrlle Team Senror Member Na rona fl Asso 1 aton WILLIAM K NUNLEY Rrlle Club Ro Club Junror cd Cross Home Room Representatrve MARTHA L OLIVER Srgmet Club Spanrsh Club Grl Reserves Madrrgal Srngers Morehead Con test Junror Red Cross Grls Chorus Hr Lute Annual F R A Assoer JARRELL OSBORNE Hr Y Club Junror Red Cross Mr ado e Red M Il Fortune Teller Superror Male Quartet All State Chorus GEORGE GLENN PELFREY Drarnatrc Club Presrdent and Treasurer Junror Red Crcss Jun or Conservatron Club Junror Home oom Presr ent Rtle C ub Vree Pes dent nterClub Counerl The R d Ml Dont Talce My Penny Sen or M nstrel R O T C Cadet Captan ENNIS PENNINGTON JR Jun or Red Cross Rfle Club EARL TER JR K y Club Rrl T am R O T C Frrst Sergean u d nt Councgrl Junror Red Cross Junror Conservatron Club A C Football JAMES PORTER Honor Socrety DAPHENE POWELL F l-l A Club Inter Club Counerl Junror Red Cross GIL QUADE R u H Y Club Junror Red Cross Boys Chorus Ma rrgal Sn rs a ann enror rnsrc e Re M l run T JAMES R QUALLS Rlle Club Junror Red Cross BETTY REYNOLDS Srgmet Club Junror Red Cross CAROLE RIDENOUR Junror Red Cross Spamsh Club College Relatrons Club l-lonor Soerety Band GLADYS ROBINETTE Junror Red Cross ROBERT ALTON ROBINSON Chevron Club Junror Red Coss R O T C BILL SCARBERRY Frrst Lreutenant R O T C Junror Red Cross Smokeless Club RUTH JEANNE SCHMAUCH College Relatrons Club Junror Red Cross Grrl Reserves JEANETTE SCHRITTER Secretary Smolceless Club College Re atrons Jun or Red ross YTeens F A Club Senr Mrnst el THELMA MONA SC TT YTeens Band Grls Chorus e F tune T Jun cr ross e e M Co e e a s Cub T a r I . I C I . I . . I ,, , IIIbI I ' ' I ' . . . , - , ' . , o ' ' . c r . I Cl b, r- , , ' . d' r ge . 1 I ' ' r I a I I R, O. T. C. C pt ' . S M t l, Th d rl 'Pot e el- rn R. O. T. .. . t l Rr Q :- I I I I I I , R ler.l . , r , , I , I I , I .I . I I I I .- , I , J I ation, Mrlcado, Senior Minstrel, What A Ute, Fortune Teller. I ' 4 ' ' ' A , '- . ' . l' 'lc Th - + r I I Ill ' IH ' I - I I , , . . . , I I , , , ,I d , I l - Y r , l - I, ll 6 ll' ' ' l A r l ' I' , 3 IIIII I C , - , . R. . , 'or ' r . O , - , , r l , Th C' eller , ., r . r , Red C , Th R d rll.' ll 3 Rel tron l' , het Club, POR , ., e te e ,....' t, St - Senrc M fstrel. 28 NIORS I947 OLA MARIE SERGENT Ju Red Cross JAMES BERNARD SHAW Chevron Club Treasurer Rrtle Team H Lrte Annual Stat' nror M nstrel R O T C Frrst Sergeant Color Guard Junror e oss epresentatve Junror onservaton Club H re C es Charl e What A Lte RUTH EVELYN SLONE Horor So ty met Club e e r nor e oss Y e n asure Annua Assoea us ness Mana er H Lrfe a r- e C u a nager Y T n Con erence st r-gr ent rr' om 5 ar e nro rns re W at A PHYLLIS JEAN SLUSHER College Relatons Club Junro Red Cross LOIS MARIE SMITH Spanrsh Club Band Y Teens Junror Red Cross Senror Mnstrel ROBERT EDWARD SMITH Servrce Club Jun e Cross Football Baseball Rrtle Team A u Staff Sergeant JACK MONROE SPARKS S rgeant rn R O T C Junror R d Cross Junror Conservatron Club VIRGINIA SPARKS Grls Serv u Snnolceress Club Reporter YTeens Span sh Club unror R Cross RANDOLPH DeWAYNE SPRADLIN Juror Red Cross Key R C Lreutenant Junror Conserva ron u I lr Y Vee Pr sdent RONALD MORRIS STAFFORD Chevron Club Juno Red Cross Sen or Mrnstrel WANDA MAE STALLARD Y Teens Joy u u o Red Cross Honor So rety Teasure College Rela Ions Club Reporter Senor M nstrel What A Lrte KASH STATON e Club C Technc Serg u ro Red Cro e Team GEORGE H STEELE Jun or Red Coss K y Club Basebal as etbal A JACK DARBY STEWART R O T C Frrst Sergeant R fle Club Junror Red Cross Dramatcs Club RUBY STOLLINGS Junror Red oss HENRY C STRAIT JR Honor Sorrefy an nor R Cross KENNETH PORTER SWIFT Ro Club Pres dent H Y b Junror Red Cross Representatrve InterClub Counerl Sophornoe Cheerleader Student Councrl Here Comes Charlre Senror Mrn st el H Lte Annual Statt Junro Conservatron Club JAMES TAL Servrce Club R O C Capt Rrtle Team Junror e Cross Homeroom Vrce Presrdent Snnolreless Club Presrdent SHIRLEY TIPTON Joy Club Smolreless Club Dramatre Club Boys Chorus a rrgal Srngers nror ed ross O T C Statl Sergea Mlcado M S Prra r D nt Take My Penny DON PINGRClubHYClbJr RdCossROTCrt r utenant oys orus adrrgal n er M a o All a e C orus S nror M nstrel Junror Conservaton Clu R O T C oo Quard S E - , nor I . Cl b, J nI r I . :I ' r tI Se ' Z ,,,.,' L. . I R d Rrtl ' . R. O. T. . 5 al ear-t, J nI ' ss. Rrtl Cr R , I C I II e om . . , I r , e , ', I , I ,I . are , B R I II I Club. S3 r S.cr ta y, Ju I R d Cr Pfesrdent, 'T e June' Tre r H--Lrtc l r te B r , r g , rv G - z.tt rre l tron Ma ., - ee State t Frr V ce- Wllh I A I I I H I Rr. Id IIHC . C e Ch Ire Sc I r MI t l, II h Lrtr:.I C' V N . I M X B dx JU X ad WADE SLONE, Jurlor Red Cross F. R. A. Club, Unrted States Army. I I V 1 A- GU 1 I I ' I ' O . I ,. , H ' , ' I . R d , , . . I Cl b, R, O, T. C. BERT' E I . A T. ' am! V V H R d , . , r I ree M d I . Ju I R C . R. . . . nt, CI b, I , - H , I . J I ed 'I I IIH. . . r to e.II I o I . , I , : TOP , o , I- u , unIor e r , . . . . Ers Club, . O. T, . I . t' Cl b, I- Club Le , B I Ch . M I Sr g s, II rl: d ,I -St t' r - er . , I , r r Ch . e I I , I I b, . . , . C I r 29 SENIORS-I947 VIRGINIA LEE TOWNSEND JUFICT Red Cross Repres rItatIye GII5 AIIICIIQ ASSOCIGLIGD TICISIII Home Room RCPI Lsff Iaryc BERNARD TRAVIS Key Club I-lI Y Band Jun or Red Cross oys orus MadII3aI Smgcrs The Red MI e VT u CcuI'CIl Ju'IIor Conserva en Club WILLIAM DUKE TURPIN Dra VYI IC Club Madmgal Srgers oys orus Gle u e e M Fortune Teller Hansel ard Gretel Dont Talre My Penny Sen Cr Mmstrel Al State Cl'Ic us Jumor Red Cross EMMA CHARLOTTE VALENTINE SI3'I'Iet Club J mor R d Cross S C: Y cms H A S rtry l944 S r M trl MILTON ER RIII u a t alcr Tlwe Red u Jur or Red C C s MARCELENE VAUGHAN JufI cr Red C oss V Ce P sdent cl F H A S M nstr PEGGY ANN VAUGHAN I' cr d css rcasur o a C s JOANNE WALTERS S plscfrwcre Red C ss Repr s mtatw C llcge at ers C Cb Stud t C R d Cross JOYCE ELENE WATSON Rres GC OI S gre C ub r e Re ee s Cade 947 DELORES JUNE WEBB S nd V Pres d2'IL ITlIeta Clu Cross S p mer ass Ieasure YT eers H Lfe Amma u t cum at e c e Cass S c M Iwstrel ALD D WHEELER Bard Serv Ce CI.b House I Represervat yes r cr Red C css Swede ss Club Se jeant at A ms JUYTICV Ccnser vatcn Club BETTY VIRGINIA WHEELER Theta Club H LII6 ArIrIuaI S oIIomore Class VICC R sd nt Ho s of Repres VI t ty s YT cms J R d Coss SerIIcr Mmstrel GRACE M Y LAND EELER F R A b a Icrs u 'II M FSLI Cause C C 'I a IVCS L4'IlOV C Cross Y T C15 Hom EC Club Swolceless Club ROSEZEKA WHITE KrIIttIng Club I eserves un or ed G T WILL S Ro I Jun cr Red Cross RIIle Team JEANNINE WILLIAMS F H A Club Honor SCCICTY Jun or Red Cross Ser' or Mmsfrel MYRTLE EVELYN WIREMAN G A A Treasur r Jumor R C DIANA MARILYN WISHARD S 'II t C b s sdert Y ec s I I asurer Red Ccss Cal aI? r ac a JAMES RUDOLPH ODS J P cr Red Cr JuIIIr:I Ccmserya IC-I Club J W LIE WOMACK Key C Cb pVCSld H Y tary and at a I. oum a rrvan u R d ur rIscrya'cr Club R O T st H I a I e r I J CHAPMAN Cla yren TC e rRe WatALIe IAN EARLE KOUNS Ro C Cb u oa C I: C WILBUR SLONE Ju'I cr R ess I, as Co se C ub Bcys I- me E C ub CHARLES STEWART F 'vest ecr 'a y CYVIC u Serves+er V e y u P esI I Frescx II' ur cr ed ross ad Mawager of F Da e a Ser er Play I ' I C ' I I Staff, o ' IC C I u C e - II I Cy III. 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JUNIOR MIDSHIPMEN ARE PREPARI xxx Jun or Offucers left to rught Don Farmer us leadung thus year s Juruuor Class as presudent Mrs Roy Smuth us theur faculty sponsor Thus class has not only proved themselves capable ot enterung unto the spurut of the school by partucupatung enthusuastucally un sports clubs and assembly programs but they also ranlced hugh un scholarshup The class has ranked very hugh un both uts sopuorno e and run or years The Junuor Class sponsored the JunuorSenuor Prom whuch was held at the Gym They certaunly proved to be ungenuous hosts to the senuors The Gym was beaututully decorated wuth crepe paper hangungs and stars descendung from the root ot the Gym P nch as eved to all the uunuors a d senuors A good tume was had by all Congratulatuons to the uunuors tor guvung us a wonderful Prom to remember always The ottucers are Don Farmer presudent who us a member ot the Servuce Club A Club Junuor Red Cross Joe Slone vuce presudent who us un the Key Club A Club Junuor Red Cross Chuck Duclcuson treasurer who us un the Servuce Club A Club Junuor Red Cross Chuclc also held a class otfuce un hrs sophomore year Claude Blanton secretary us un the Servuce Club A Club Junuor Red Cross 32 lr r 5 is I . Q., ' T .mi A ff , '-s,,g N 1-3. .. ' , ' sf K ' TTTTNW-, L ' N MV, E A ,Ay - 3 ' . ' : T T, ,V A My XIX! Twig, Blanton, Farmer, Slone, Duckrson. . I u A C . ' ' . u w s u t ' A n u . . . I 1 - I l 1 n . r . u . MSE Addis Elizabeth Alderson Betty Allen Charles Allen ane Anderson Carolyn Barber Betty Barber Wrlma Barker Jackre Barker Juanrta Barrick Fred Berry Margaret Berry Wanda Bess Lyle Betting Peggy Blankenshup Betty Blankenshnp Brllue Blankenship Rhoda Blanton Mary Bluebaum Pete Bradford Gloria Bnggs Suzanne Broadbent Marrlyn Brown Barbara Brown Delores Browmng Betty Bulger Gerld Burke Dorothy Caldwell Bull Callowa o Callahan M C Carter Nancy Cartraght Jerry Castle Jean Chnlders Tom Crrcle Sara Cark Vrrgrma Cleveland Betty Colley Ruth Compton Ramona Conn June Corde am Cornette Jack Cox Mary Crust John Daniels Paul Danrel Rrchard DeBord Detty THE LVES EOR Tl-IE VOYAGE OF 48 J UNIOR CLAS 3 QW D. W pf- if -4- ar 3 9' i Vin. X6 34 DeHannaut Raymond Dncluson Charles Dixon Jenny DIXON BONNIE Dixon Pat Dotson Betty Dobyns Kenley Dunn Lew Dupree Charles Erwrn Wrllram Farmer Don Faulconer Carol Faulkner Ethel Frelds Bull Fraley Lowell Foster Amta Fran lun B II Frrsby Mary Froderman Stanley Gallaher Rrchard Garnett Paul Garred Matthew Garvrn Bob Gates Phyllrs Gearheart Jo Ann Gehrrnger Wrllram George Betty Glancy Rodney Goff Erleen Goodun Amta Graber Delores Grace James Grenrm Bull Grrlzfrth Carl Hamrlton George Harris Nancy Harper Johnnah Hart Jean Hart Patsy Houclr Donald Hemlepp Jeanette Hodges Harrret Hoenlg Margaret Holbrook Bob Holmes Lors Holbroolr Jo Ann Hood Carmrne Hood Jackre Horne Bill Hudgrns Brll Hunter Coleman Jackson Thurman Johnson Harold Kahne Bobbe Johnson Jo Ann Kegley Opal Kerth Patty Kellough Joyce Keslmg Jack Krtchen Betty Kung Malcolm Krtchen Brllue Kouns Wanda LaFollette Helen Lambert Hester Lambert Lrnda Langley Lyndon Lavendar Jenny Lewrs Tom Leonard Nels Long Alberta Martrn Mary Martrn Ed Martrn Norman Martrn T McGlone Eddie McGuire Wrlma Mclntyre Pat Mcllvarn Marrlyn Meadows Charlotte Mrlls Kerth Meel: Maudre Moore Beverly Musser Charles Nolte Doretha Nrchols Garnet Nelson Joyce Newlurlr Bertls Orr Emmett Perluns Mary Alrce Perry Kathleen Perry Mary Lou Phrllrps Mary K Prclrlesrmer John Prgtord Jrm UNICDR CLA R l ' , .Y. I Perry, Susie - ff J I ,J X x Q. ' x f 4 J 1. I 1- .v ' , f , ,-N J HY J' 'J rk J , A Pond Jerry Potter Doris Price Ina aye Pruitt Lois Putnam Lours Ranlun Rosemary Retfett Raymond Reynolds Bull Reynolds Marry Jo Rnchardson Jaclue Rnddle Jo Sudney RlFfe Gene Rnggle Delores Ross Geneva Sammons Alberta Scott Don See Juanita Shepherd Halma Schockey Kitty Srmmons Paul Slone Joe Smuth Dwnght Smnth Naomi Sparlrs Carl Sparlrs Dan Stafford J C Stattord Verna Staley Gllbert Steal Brllye Stephens Juanita Sullivan Marry Thomas Paullne Thompson Pat Tucker Carolyn Urban Marianne Valentine Martha VanAntwerp Malnn Vanhorn Barbara Warnock Adelnne Welch Don Wellman r Wells Gayle Wells Marretta Wheeler ac Wrlluams Helen Wrlllams Phyllls I ' , F lsparlrs, Fred I ,B'll .J k ' ' , Lou JUNIOR CLASS At the Irish Jig March I4 which was sponsored by the Sigmet Club Charles Campbell and Jaclcie Hanson seniors of A S were crowned as Mr and Miss A H S This was the first time such an honor had been bestowed on a couple and it is hoped that this will become a tradition with the Sigmet Club an nual dance The candidates for Mr and Miss H S were chosen from Senior Class by the senior homeroom tudents Other nominees were Joyce Watson Betty Wheeler June Webb Betty Jo Barney Dottie Coonrod Jo Ann Fosson Mary Jo Fullerton Marvin Ison Bob Smith C1 orge Steele J B Shaw d Anson Bill Brown Gil Quade and Eugene Arnett Another part of the program in- cluded the March of the Calendar Cnirls Anna Margaret Kazee, Joyce Watson Diana Wishard Bonnie Dixon, Jaclcie Hanson, Carolyn luclc- er, Pat Kieth, Lois Hall, Jo Sydney Riddle. Coleman Hunter, Phyllis Chandler, and Tudy Harper, a vocal solo by Ruth Litteral, and a dance routine by June Conn. AND MISS A H W II a s Walter WII rnson Don Wallace Ha old Woods Ma y O Waugh Ada W ight Lo e a Wu ts Boone Yok H len fl 6 37 Sophomore Off cers left to Krog The Sophomore Class chose as its president tor this year, Ralph Chinn. Ralph has enthusiastically led the class in all ot its activities. He is an outstanding and valuable member ot the Tomcat tootball team, playing the position ot lett halt. He is in the Service Club, NA Club, and a member ot the Junior Red Cross. Vice-president is Bob Stambaugh. Bob also played tootball and basketball and is a member ot the Service Club and AU Club. John Krog is the secretary and treasurer. John has been outstanding in the tield ot athletics, being a member ot the tootball team and the basketball team. He is president ot the Junior Conser- vation Club, member ot the Ro Club and a Junior Red Cross member. The Sophomore Class entered into the activities at the beginning ot the school year and really had that ole school spirit' all the way through. They are proud ot their unusually large number ot students who place themselves on the honor roll each term. Many times the sophomores led the juniors and seniors in honor roll members. Claire Church, a member ot this class, served as Editor ot the 'lGazette the second semester. Eddie Holmes, Rives Jones, Leonard Blanton and Willard Bayes played on the football team. This class also boasted ot a regular torward on the basketball team, Jeep Clark. Other basketball participants were Kenneth McClanahan, Jack Wilburn, Jim Highley, and Bob Smith. Clark, McClana- han, Bayes, and Smith were representatives on the baseball diamond. Some indication ot the social activities engaged in by the tenth graders is shown by the large number ot sophomores participating in clubs. 38 SOPHOMORE CREW LAUNCHES BRAVELY AT T T l right: Stambaugh, Chinn, and THE BEC-EI f V :1 v, He.-1 21' 2, NNING OF THEIR ADVENTU HMM A .Q 'A A J lf ,. , A lst 9:11 C ':h M F P 'W,:TS',r' V753 K. ' 'fries M Jgu ENV ZW: Pd.-.2 Fu: .. B N Miyrf Maw' M 3 3'd Qcff: QAM B71 S 'J X! r U-VL, Bmw A ,, P Q. , pa sf A -X f -Lb N4 if 'fi-iq. u 1 A:- SOPHOMORE CLASS M153 EIJNTP' ODEEN Ist Row left tc rwghtz Rcgvs Grccrc Moc' Hayes, MSS Queen, Spvadh, Hand C1215 M:Cl'1eswey. 2rd RCW: r'4C'V7bUClK!C Martm, Meow F gram RcDavts,Wc1fS,Johmscn, Kfk, EPIC? 3'a Rf.-.1 Strscw Gusslw M 'Fc' Ka-31 We ZH HL.5r'e Paley Gu,-uw Gwmds. M55 'l-1' '5',L.f4' lst Pm. ef: t: f3':: Fwy Hai, Litwel. FWS. Fzffarc S' If E'sv.,:n, Cassty. 2rd Rza: Leif-3 Cara cn Da' cis. Dfze D:.5fas Jcrkfs Prcstcn. 3'd Ref.: Fcwfw, Kaqbrv, Smyth WFafe', Ha'- '5 Cuff. 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ROYALTY OF HI-LIFE ANNUAL 'wmv Qar'-cr 3 hr h among chool events each year rs the weetheart Bar soo oy tne s atr N m na ron tor h honor are made by members ot the Hou e ot Repre enta ves t the Student C J l tom he enror runror and sophomore classes June l-lolb oot and Joe Slone were cho en oy the stuoent oody to rergn at the dance Saturday F oruary They were both members ot the Junror Cla 5 Carolyn Tuclcer and Fred Anson received econd place honors Attendants to the Kung and Queen were Jacrcre Hanson and Charles Campoell Joyce Watson and Chuclc Drclcrson Dottre Coonrod and Eugene Carle Betty Wheel r and Marvrn lon Elrzabeth Addrs and Don Farmer Mary Jo Fuller ton and Ra ph Chrnn Mary Alrce l-lurt and Bob Smrth Lors Hall and Joe McKee The dance was held rn he cate erro whrch looked very testrve rn rts decoratrons ot whrte wrth red hearts The thror' wa al o decorated rn the Valentrne colors ot red and whrte The Queens owe were red roses rn an arm bouquet wrth long streamers of red rrbbon Each attendant recerved a corsage ot sweet peas 43 My ft . 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' ' MK, T ' Q- , 4 J ' I' .i K C L I 5-'kN Ax 141 4 N iff Kr ' ' g J 'H ' ' X r 4. In X '., f ff! -A X - m.f+ - P ff Qui , fwf , . ffl ff w S X 1 'W 1 fi' QQ if rn sg' 1 cfm Q, z 1.',,, , 4 o- 1 1 . 'X fx ff 1 MILL. Pelphrey as the sheritt: Tom Jones as Willem, the innkeeperi Gil Ouade as Captain Hendrik: John Picklesimer as Governor ot Zeeland? Carroll Hall as Joshua Pennyteather, English lawyer: Ruth Litteral as Gretchen: Thelma Scott as Julianna: June Conn as Tina: and Joan Hewlett as Madame La Fleure. Understudies were Jarrell Osborne, Ted McCullough, Bill Turpin, Norman Martin, Bernard Travis, Tom Damron, Jenny Lavendar, Ada Hossikas, and Mary Jo Fullerton. Members ot the quartet ot guards with the governor were Nels Leonard, Norma Martin, Bernard Travis, and Jarrell Osborne. The Dutch Chorus was composed of Mary McCullough, Ruth Walters, Mary K. Phillips, Annette McGuire, Mary Jo Fullerton, Dottie Coonrod, Suzanne Briggs, Marianne Urban, and Sara Circle. The Dutch Chorus ot boys included Jarrell Osborne, Bernard Travis. Nels Leonard, Ted McCullough, Raymond DeHainaut, Tom Damron, J. C. Stattord, James Porter, Bill Turpin, Ward Tackett, and Norman Martin. Among the familiar songs were ln Old New York, Because Youre Youfi Moonbeams,'i and When Youre Prettyfi Other operas presented by A. H. S. students in the past are The Mikado, H.M.S. Pinatoref' and Hansel and Gretelf' T H E '9 FV fi , ..1...Q Tre Darktcwm Fcriieg was :ivceerw as the wma ierrior miriref ard Wai orefevted February N3 in tife A. H. S. Auditorium wider tire direction C5 Mri, Haroid Towier and Mis? Dcrotiwy Davis. After a great dee' of O6iiOGVdfiOV' the Foriow- mg boys were dvceerw az eridfmem: George Pe phrey, Jack Womack, Curtis Hemiepp, George Kramer, Gil Quade, Jack Moon Tom Jcree, ard J. B. Shaw. Dom Topping wee tire ziage atooge. Roger Gaifiber preaided as interiocdfer am did a eplercid rob. Si ver rcfei Qi mimi 'irmtle taopwg ice: and Hot waiiirg mimi ei3 iweiced to were tiers Ove of ire meat efferta wire, miratrez ever oreiertec at A, H. S. 're aceeetf mfwsex are TWLENC iVCruG6G treie: A efarderg Qegt fre BHC Efeemc e' Mercri Q5 tee Mifitre Mer' Swvrvert me Tee me Scart' S':'te'if Bread Tore Je'e er: Defce Crareiia MINSTREL. Munro: April Showers, Bill Turping Night and Day, Mary McCullough: Little Nell, Fred Dorr: To Each His Own, Ettie Cordiali Mamrny, Kenneth Swittf Suds and Duds, Jonquil Kirlc and Bill Turpin: St. Louis Blues. Joan Hewlett: The Girl That l Marry, Bernard Travis? On the Banks ot the Wabash, Ruth Slone and Dottie Coonrod: Boogie Routine, Lucy Coving- ton, Betty Wheeler and Joyce Watson: Annivers- ary Song, Ruth Litterali Merry Widow Waltz, June Webb. John Frisby, Jenny Eaves and Ben Mc- Cullough: Solo, Dottie Coonrod: Group Dance, Mary Jo Fullerton, Martha Oliver, Helen Barber. Ruth Hollan, Paula Hunt, Jackie Hanson, and Diana Wishard: School House Blues Curtis Hennlepp Don Topping and Fred Dorr. The Ladies ot the Chorusii composed o' thirtyssix senior girls and the Gentlemen ot ite Circle composed ot ttteen serior boys heloeo in a great rnany ot the specialty numbers ard songs f I947 ANNUAL STAFF SLAV 666, S td FrIsby, Mum Iepp, Adkins ES TO MAKE EDITORIAL STAFF C:v'5tc' I-f s. 'cf' -3' .aw ADVERTISING STAFF Ieft fc rwgI'1t: WIshard, WheeIef, Webb, O Oliver Standing' MiIIs Shaw Hem- . LZWIS. N, 'U-Zh , . 'wr OUR YEARBOOKABIG SUCCESS Ll TERARY AND SPORTS EDITORS eft as Seated VVo'ne k allh S 5 G g E B -ng., TYPISTS AND BUSINESS STAFF Swat S Q UV' i'V' I 'WM' C O' i 'i . 'T- PHOTOGRAPHERS PHOTOGRAPHERS The Hi-Life Ani-ual sta? has not only worlred diiigentiy on :ne l946-47 yearbook publication but they have fake' per? in al the fesiivkies ol the school. John Jayne editor-ir-chief, ar-d Lucy Covington associate eoitcr with the guidarce of Mrs. Harold Towler Faculty adviser and the suooort of the entire stair planneo af the sections and layouts lor this pear s ooor. This group oresented Here Comes Charlie a three-act :onnedy in April wifh Lucy Covingtor in the tite role. The iraoitional Sweeihearf Bo was hed Eebruery l4 with Joe Slone ano June Holbrook reignlng as King and Queen of the l-li-Life. Each member of the stall is to be highly commended on his ine worlr EVERYD EDITORIAL STAFF TYPISTS AND BUSINESS MANAGER 1,1 T-TAPPENINGS. .BOTH LARGE AND SMA 1 X 'Vi Jaw' REPORTERS Maa Dunng the second serne ter oT T945 46 there wa ro zet e a A T-T o a e e znnrn o I oo ar there a eat deaT of re wr r T' wa ound a' 'here woud be suhhcuenh fund T r :Te Gaze 'e aro ow er wa a advrser ano 'he paper aqarn were o Q rc a e A T-T S weekTy I one oT he very T w paper ' he a r y e up or TF T e o rcr ng or ads GHG Two are oerr ed OPTy hour, h ale of the paper a W QI e work e ra curncuTar and no academxc credt rs grven to the stL,oen's who work on the paper They are To be commended on therr good wok ard Gazette and Shah rnernoer work every day durrrc t fhh penoo T e paper go S to pre S on Tu Q ay ano IS dr rrbmed o 'he varuou homeroom or Fnday e en' po y rw rd o that hrheroom rod w en 'he azel e C m FTRST SEMESTER STAFF SECOND SEMESTER STAEE Suzar-he Bngg Co emah T-Tm e M ylo FeTTe O Carre Church Ro h STor1e Jo Ann Fo o Ro erGa rher Mr Har Ta ow Eo or rn Chref ocuaTe Edr or LT erary Edrtor hange Edu or Crr U a Ton Mar'a5er 63 U r e 5 Manager r Ed Fa uTTy fxovu er e Chu CoTemah T-Ten e T-Trlma Shepherd Car Tyn Ahoe hSo Pa y T-Ta Wa er WIT ran' M T-Tar C1 TowTer :TE I 'L , Q f, 1 gs, T , TTT 3 ' V 1 T 4 T' v-, R JS.. x W4 1., W- 4. 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'Q t' r n , Ru: re ss n B Sn 5' r 15 rf 3 f Spo is 'itor t 5 5. o TT er C 45 o T r LL HI LIFE Here Comes Charlie, a threefact comedy was preserved by he Hr Lrfe Arrrwua taht rm ApriT, The proceeds were used to help defray the cosi of thr yearbook The ait Torrowa: -iy f'v'5t:' Ga' V, F'r:r.s f '-ft' S151 Tam E' ff' 3' Paw 4:1 Amt Eerfy an Wzwezr Urn Arr-'P any J: E.. rgrto' Mrs. Smythc Kfrsry ANNUAL STA PRESENTS COM SOCIAL WHIRL INCLUDES NUMEROUS DANCES 315 1 ii' lst o o a c n Fosson a away s ao t 2 o JUNIOR RED CROSS SPONSORS WORTHY PROJECTS R ft t right: S rgert And rsor Townsr:-mo V. Clarlci'Slo.ie, Hcncyc, , C rr , Wi h r', Hun , Slo ot ss Womack, Shaw, Brown Jayne, Boggs Hcuclr, Stewart. 3rd Row: E. Clarlx, Hanson Lambert, Thompson Ea be d Dixon, Vale tina. mp n. Q RrSOLi' PuhS S y Raul hi F s V ' so E 5 T s D a ' S c V R o , Pvlfs I' f y f at n Tho so One hundred per cent membership is the goal set by the Junior Red Cross at the beginning of its drive the first part of the school year The organization did not quite reach its goal but A H S boasted of more than 700 members The members of this club enlisted the aid of the other clubs in preparing boxes of needed articles for convalescents in veteran hospitals. Many of the clubs actively supported this worthwhile project and many gift boxes were prepared in this manner. The Girls Service Club helped by lcnitting 35 pairs of bed socks and the Home Economics Club made 25 pairs of slippers. Virginia Clarke and Hester Lambert were in charge of arranging these boxes. Miss Dorothy Hamilton exchange teacher from Kings Lynn England was guest spealcer on this club s first meeting of the year. She talked on Girls Clubs in England' and it was greatly enjoyed particularly by the girls. An outstanding meeting of the year was the Christmas program given in assembly. Frank Gillum was very jolly in the role of Santa Claus and gifts were presented to many of the students at that time. Christmas carols led by Mrs. Ruth Justice, were sung by the student body. At Thanksgiving and Christmas baslcets were filled for the poor and distributed by the Junior Red Cross members. This organization has the largest membership of any in the Ashland High School. Its projects are all worthwhile and helpful ones. Under the capable direction of Miss Dorothy Womack who succeeded Miss Margaret Roser this ciub has enjoyed a successful year. The members paid dues when they became members of the Junior Red Cross and from this the club contributed 534.40 to the Boyd County Chapter of the Red Cross. This years officers were: 'Tf CTf ix'i.' znf fi-'-C 'Y-113-DT-,' . fi SLVSVJ 66 INTER-CLUB COUNCIL ORG-ANIZED IN I947 sf Wshao C a G a sW oeM d s Va a For the Irst trme an the hr tory ot A hland Sensor I-hgh an Inter Club Councrl was organrzed It was organized and dsrected by Mrs Franlc Davrsson Ihrs organrzatron had regu ar club actrvutles and meetrngs Its arm was to promote co operatnon among the clubs and to further general ervrce to the school The Inter Club Councrl held nts hrst regular meetrng Wednesday December 4 I wa oe :ded that the mee Ing would be held on the hrst Wednesday ot every month At the hrst meetrng the councrl was organrzed and ottrcers were elected Jack Iollowlng meetrngs club rnrtuatrons and membershrps were discus ed Each club rs to be repre ented by the club sponsor and one club member The club sponsors who are members ot the faculty acted only rn an advr ory capacr y club members carryrrdg on all the actrvutres The Itterent cub rn school t tunctrcn rndrvrdua ly The club por or ar-d repre entatrves were as tollows Ro Club Mrs Sparlrs are laclrre Moon College Relatroh Club Mrs Justrce and Roberta Lalcrn Theta Club M lower and Lucy Covrnj or Lbrary Club Mrs Prsegna and Joan I-lewle t Sgme Club M Queen and Drana Wrshard Chevron CI b Mrs Smith and Al I ram rama rc Club Mr Rrchar an Mar Phrlllps I-lome Ec Cub r Row and and I-lelen Sca oery Key Cub Mr Rug by and Iaclc Womaclc Spam n Club Mr Ancer n a d Bn re I-lager Smokeless Club Mr Drnsmoor and Brllre Meer Grr Servrce Cuo Mlss Schaetter ard Dons Bolt Cirrs Athletrc Assocratron M v rs ara Charo e ead rvrce b rnet Cha ted and u I-Iemleoc 67 I Row att t: r ght: Pow-gr ' I cv ngttn L In Wchailr Bef P-5'3 -rn Mvqan. 2' Pow: Ad M lIowIcrI Justrcc Sm th Sihafu--' Spams lib- y. 3' Pin: D 'smdz Strattzn P Q by, 'B bb- r W ' 'ns Cf C' I d I-l. r'U: 'EC' l'avs D- Sh'-','. E . . .5 S . I I i . F . s I . i . . . . L I . t s cI tI s I I, . . .... I Womack was elected as president and Roberta Lalcin was chosen as secretary. ln the . . . .. k. X . . S I I s . . I I L I Is It 4 the I . I II . dI I s I stIll I s Is s s L I : , . I ' I It I Is I I L I 7 I I rs. I I ct It I , , ' t.: I t I iss I I I I u I . I I I s' D tI I Iss I ds d y K, I I 7 I I M s. I I I I r' rr? I I . I s 7 IIs' I s. so n I 7 I . I I I I: I s I I I I 7 If I . I I .I I rs. E a I it M awe: Se I CluI, Mlss I-la I if I C rtIs HA Club Ev: ' fe re' t. U-- :,, 5, L, f.. rr.. C fr Came:-3. 31 P142 fn P I. I ,.,, ref' Anson Sine. Chevron F 6 S Chao G U Wlarn ad ta a C The A Club us a newly establushed organzatuon composed ot the athletes ot A H S Thus uncludes football basketball track and baseball The club has as uts sponsor Coach Charles Ramey who gave up hus post un 42 to uoun the Marune Corps Thus year Coach Ramey came back to resume hus coachung posutuon The A Club had concessuons at the basketball games durung whuch they sold candy and retresh ments The members also cleaned all the trophues and helped to umprove the appearance ot the Gym The ottucers tor the turst semester were Presudent Jackie Moon Vuce Presudent Duck Falk Secretary Joe Slone The ottucers tor the second semester were Presudent Charles Stewart Vuce Presudent Fred Anson Treasurer Jum Cluck Secretary Joe Slone Thus club though newly organized has done many worthwhule things and we know ut wull continue to do so lt has had abe leadershup thus year Next year the leaders wull be just as able and we teel that ut us really something ot whuch to be proud Lets keep up the good work Tomcats' CHEVRON CLUB T e Chevron Club was establu hed an I934 lt us sponsored oy the Amerucan Legion The ta Vl E l Po E STYTI hevr rn C r'e everal out tandung u he mem e ordered a plaoue vvh h ea rn rnra vueothos men ow mA ur u lwo oro War C o by P fron Ceo M46 e cub a :J t orma a e e on De em w a very e a .u e greaty to he Chrus rea True m moer rede orate Qmu um oea ah e umnnen ey 'uor PO L V un e t emes er w re President Al Vfulluam V e re u en avu Mu iran cre ouu P tr m r a urer B Shaw chap aun Jum u r e o er r e e on semes er we reu vu u iran Vuce resu ent Y Ma 'ay Louu Pu nam treasurer J B Shaw chaplaun Ben M Culough Sergeant at Arms Al Wiliam 68 -F QW-F -M uf, pam Sf- . 'va , .J ,kson Barr: V' fs af Siam Vi: '-icaoax' C if Kas 'j Ne, Jcrvu Waae 5 a W W :1 C Hon lst Pfw lujii to rghtf ll C taa Pavers A. Will- ms Sh v. Mr. Smth, Mu ka' M rt n M1C.. ough mar Cl ck 2' Pc.-.3 Satt-?':7-35 . ' warts, Scott, Fel ls La ley Nick- cul Whcrzcr Damror Rob rfson Garnett, 3ro Row: Comet: l-ianners We ght, 7 son, Jcr s r e W r 'nary S. Perl Gusslih HAH LUB X 4 hy A- is ' . ' ' ' ' ' . culty ao5rsMrs. y.,th. The C c. lub has do s .s A thrgs this year. T., ., b rs A' mic r d: To co mere te the ser 'c s t e an cncen trc shland Seno l-lgh Schoo h :ewed their ccustry ln the Second V! f . Ere tel lu the Che . l l, P AD. Th l leo hel ' the Ch'is.mas P , l ith l'l cry Cay hlctel 3 .ber 23. This as ejoyaole oanc ra ccntrlbt d tl ' t s spirit. I e ' s A c t d Mrs. s 'ths room. lt fproveo the ao r .c A u. s l . The annual party for :ne se.l s a. their dates will be hetd at ake ezufius A May. Th etticers Tor the tfrs, s t e 2 A L, ' A A .37 ic fP aa t, D 'd All 7 se - tary, L 'Q u..a 7 te s , J. . 7 l ' , Cl'c'.. Th ttic' 5 to th so id t re: P fdertt, Dafd M'lTA', 7 A -P 'd ., T. . rtirit iecret ru, As t 'L , . . 7 A , c 5 I ' - T Q, B V s k College Relations lst B311 'art to rgctz L75 lr-law' Qjac' ' Fjr'c Mfrs Just L-ins Vaugn 'lffatvs Stattcrd, Sargent. 2nd Pow: Swan Sta Nefffft Stf' Stalao S-s .' Eaww 'fe Gu rc, Scott. f 3rd Pow: J. B':i'a't Gcscc S h a L s S c 'c uc' -'fa ein - Mccrff Boss C. B-'c'a5t. Dramatrc s ry Barbour c a a Dcht Lylf r's n Ro ha CU y W a Maha vn Broao r Ro sby a o s a TC K 4t Pc Ma s o Tu c sh Spa hs COLLEGE RELATIONS CLUB Several outstanding projects were taken up by the College Relatrons Club thus year under the guudance ot Mrs R M Justice the faculty advrser She succeeded Mass Lucrlle Chapman now Instructor at Marshall College Club members were rn complete charge ot ordering and delrverrng callrng cards and rnvrtatrons tor sensors Durrng May a drnner was held tor members at the Chrmney Corner The College Relatrons Club also partrcrpated rn the Grrls Basketball Tournament They were defeated by the sophomore YTeens by one pornt At one ot the regular meetings the gurls had as their guest therr former sponsor Mass Lucrlle Chapman She told them the advantages ot a college educatron Une ot he most Important prolects ot the club was the otterrng ot a cho arshrp to a member who had rn he mrhds o t e sensor members tu rled he oblectrves ot the c ub o he Q ea e ex en To oe e rg o or hrs cholar hrp the gurl must be a sensor and ID the hrgh honor group e ottr er ot t rs cub are Presrden Ro erta Lalnn Vrce Pe GF M h Lewrs Second c re rdent Be ty Adnan Trea urer o V al e DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatrc Club ot Ashland l-hgh School oegan hrs season oy grvrng he l-larvest Festrva a gala a arr crm :ng ot concessrons by he va ou cluos ard the crownrng o he K g ard Queen w o 'hr ear wee Cauoe Ban on and Jaclne hla comedy rn wh: ma o the rn m e s o r r roa The onrcers for thr ear w e rc Geor e l-J h Lou Wm r m Se e tay Nancy Carter Treasurer Alberta Samm h LO a o s on o e a m ro r emoly a ed aofnr e e ds rrom weeue to purcaeacyc anna s c D6 wasalo rese edr C e adQur evera oartres wee guven du V6 year rn e a d rs Ma ey Tobey sponso eo o c em er ard r e r rams orc ove e rel s t r the second semes e 69 l t Row, left to rght: Sec Pere , Ho d Conway Carr - w y, ' ., , 2 d wi R c 'dsc' Reynolds, Nels, , Bl-:v 's Sa 'c's Carter, Pclfrc , l' ms, Lccta' rr h, ' Bla T s, baht, 3d w: E Nc te ':cr' g, Cr wt rrd, Parson W tscv Cav- wport Ccmctcc Santo' Nc- Gur , rrlc, M's,Tcbfgy. h .wz Mic'-' Carte' Cant- rell, r h, T tc' Sa' -5 S ' P, Mar , J ' A L' Sn' t'. J J . . r l ' - X t . . , . Q y . X X X If ur, ' lrfl t A ' l it ' fst tt. l Lslle f AQ , S S . . . . . . V Th 'c s h' l : 4 t, b ' 3 ' - r sid rt, afl ,e ': r V7 e- P S' f lfsf S J Ann lf ,Z rs. , , . , L . , . , g h, . 1 tr' c sst' t ri 's l r ' tt Eh , h . 'sy ' ' l t 4 neon. The annual la this ear was Even on Januar 3l and was entrted Don: Tate M Pennx. li was a X ,Y 4 Y B X Y! , . . , Y Y th'ee-act ch ny t r r e o r' tthe cluo pa tc! ted. , 's y er : Pres' eht ge P trey: Vice-President ,ee r 'la sz u cr - rr, r L 3 ' , . .o The clr lg p s r d ot' n pcture ln ass T no charg ' , salon. Th proc e l' ' thfs prclect ' ls d h s lor , tor the jage. A one-a t tl y s p ' nt ' 'h asserncly. This oay was ectrdeo. The ity Sick rs n r Nel. S- E X ' r ' ring t' I' tor mer ,o rs ot the cub c ther' guests. M s. nl - , r 'the cg -wig the ret sc. Mlzs Mac 3 - to ' r th 'rw o u ' at r. F. H. - .,. J . f V Str. tg T- s.A:1a s. rs, Gr 2 fr wr H: f A A C The F H A Club has as its taculty advisers Mrs Clayton Rowland and Mr Chester Adams The activities ot the club this year Included The Turnabout Tussle an November a Halloween Party participation in the basketball tournament redecorating the Home Ec Department malring and selling candy during lunch hours helping wath Red Cross serving They also honored the taculty in the Home Ec Department on May 2 They served as hostess to the Eastern Kentuclcy F H A on Decennber 5 This meeting was held at Ashland Senior Hrgh The otticers tor the year were President Helen Scarberry Vice President Marcelene Vaughan Sec re ary Eileen Gott Treasurer Helen Lowe Helen Scarberry succeeded Helen Barlrer as president e club has been responsible tor mary helpful activities Last year they improved the appearance ot h gi lounge e Euture Homemakers ot America Cub was tormerly lrnown as the Home Ec Cub The new chapter a ed with the state and nationai organization ln oroer to obtain membership in the E H A canoi oate must meet certain requirements AC GF u uture Re aier i ar imoo arf cco ir a err r he pur c s ahiza ich are to oevec c m e e e ea n ma le crea e aro oeveic n e w c o ew re ai a ee er her e co t en cor a o i em ca e r y unoer an moroveme re a o o er o s rroui uoa re c ra e moi P haha ao e ot e 'Y e e ee eo cy a ma-crity vote he re er otti s f t Ed e Mar in iff fare c r ry t a urer v a cu Cub Reporter Ga r Caudili the rc ent on of mfmrcr o e c u ui a iuo ha ha beer approve om a ra rc rt C mfmr-er fan acouire raf ica cfoerenfc o f' c fte ram wa n 7 A. t: ' L 1 . N f , L C 4 f Hs'-' E':1Cy ,,, ,A W' A, P . -Lg, L f', y, L. C ' -' T' LS AvA51 51 w., Us rfffvaco, rtw.r Env tvts Dwi-'r, Lng Hal Lavr- rrfsgfcct Rode H-:st t-'a S Sim' Barb r Bing Vic'-.stray oantls P ttt Da C V Cam Cf lrcrcoiry E t-'aycs R311 'ta' C' cc Sfvac Caslcay, KL gn ls- ss., Ca 'ac Stw,a't TW. Hayes. Zarfa 1 T s frr ns M aud an Eur: If 31' 51 tt rghf: D stfte T. ,:,'- P. f1'I'.-.5 l'tL1't R-y T ji- SF .-' SI '1 S Bflni' C -521. QW: E ,. Evwii ttlt tb lf Crwrr- E 1 --'ash rt l. Johns' E Stn nrt Cc'1al,M5't Qrflc1'tlf':',. In B-ss utt, Srvz, N-.www Slcn- C it Bl' fc Salt Psa' Jrrvluns, ,itt E. H. . L U B . , C Th F . P X . .. . L te 'rls . Th ' i E L L is ttiliat ' A . i V .' ' .. ' A ' . . ,L i L . , E. R. . L U B The K t cly E Lic t ' s Association E L ' nrt L Q ' ' Ashl nd S ,fo High. T, pose. or this org f tp, : L lop o c t nt aggr ssive 1 oershio i ft ting to L t clap tce oesires ot that hot ll, t 'irg az a c r or to st' gtf ith , rw td ce ct lr yi r ' girts 'P th - 3-eyes and their wow to create rno'e irterezt ir the intelligent choice ot cccupatior' ir' retai irg, ano to cartcl Lt in wo th t 'ings for the i, o.. ct ot t iing ar' zh i't' ive occ' n tiori. TY :uc a to encou gel a 'tio and honor. ln ttlz Asn- Ch t r ' Retailer ite officers are -oct ' Ji l 'L L . T', p 5, t fhcer. are: Preteen, di VL,-Rretioeft lj. TUE Schritter' Sat eta , Paula Hun: Tre S' , lfy Eutiey' n' , 1, L , rcet Nictoii. Mr. Ca rot' i l A2 p Ai ,Lip S . Each LJ bs tth I b it reo 'rcd to have t t 3 ,cr -d. ln the claxro i' p cticetto fi vhchth, J Q ic t W' p ct, i ,cr-. Cnc ct the main activitiet tthc wa' a Qcner ir the catetcria and a specia' prog, 1 ei.- cveo by a . C Qff- 5 L'-,533-,E ff'i, Saw , ffiwif' Bi :' fi f -'f N A Zvi 5 F ,. - f!'3 ,r'. ff V. -H rr J VT ull s b be. Af A. Club L , ,- , ,,,..,,, ..., , , etc'-3 SW t'. ,f4. .- .,.,:-- C Grrls Servrce A Ax C The Currls Atlwletrc Assocratron represents tlre gurl s por s ol the sclwool It stresses good port ma lrrp and rnsprres lnterest rn sports urrng club perrod alter the busrne s nas been completed llwe gurl play ba lretball oltball vollel e c r ear e rno rm or ant undertalcrng ol tne fue a n orrn o e lnrernnua Basketball lournamen llwey bouglwt and pre ented mfdal to ea lr rnemoer ol tlne wrnnrng team tlwe Thf 3 Clue and a roplwf wa awarded lor out tandrng port nun lwrp o We oolwomore Y lfen Tlw rrne lea' u lr a ore enta non lna been rna e el ero ecuo M l-lroa va e fl ca n A S Loo a fi 1 a L GIRLS SERVICE CLUB A3 M rg w 1 FT A lst Ron lj: 1: rqft: Et.-.' Bmw, Papo cs EC' ff' 2 S 'adlrn, Hof., F 3 si'. 2 d Pcfrz Wasp' Jus? l C1 fdln, N SE Simi 5: ' 'f ' dr , 3rd Row: Paar'-' f :: ' lolnn on, Nasir C Qu' arf. G. . . LUB . . F . . . Q LF Q Q mx, 1 D ' , A , ' S 1 , . 'S r 5 , 3 , -f- bail, t. llnsy in sl'pf ' 7el'w3tlwe3pos'gltl1Glrl5 L rl L r . 1 r ' ' .G . L. 1 C r , , , on , , V Y . r V . L V A .Y L. 5 , t X f, , , fs . L , rntlwe r, L' Er L 5 Q , -2 i' s l d . Tlm aculty advlz fill l ra r. l E ni. Slne is tlne girls all ilc lnetrumor lor al, Sl., 'l l Sie? l glfano High Q- l nfAnar1ollm'erCClege. Vey Ha a ergrw: at Farnoen Parl for tLc- rni-'ore' fa tx? 3 ,-,t' ans everyone entyei: ini- enteftamfent. 'ne C5 2:fl'i'1L.F arf en-itia rg, 1 Crt. .:': fr: tn' ,ear free: Pfercfnt Diffs ,QM Lf' V135-p'e':e't ina' ittf- Mi-aiiw' S-1-irikw, Pit Vim: i an: ea ye' Virgin a 'iw' ini. E.e'.:nc- r tis: 15 in-7 'st tanirn: .,:ge.- ini- C' f-if eii P,,tiat':n fa aiii-Mr eff: s ' V, A: Win .M f A V. ,L A: fs g,... two, Q-- CMM 4'ttn5 ' 'nszriani ir ever, S-if. 15- Cs: vemoer. 'self -'Qttec :ity ieecrg az-1'2 ie as Ciii. Ea? Nessie' ,5 -n tie: Qi ,fa we'-eta fo Fe se 5. Fnitne' :fait C'1FC Sewrte Cao fag ine ,e sg ii :a':, at a 5::t' 3415 zztn fi? si' I2 'frenz 3: afs Wag a EQ ocnaieo t: fe casa tonic iff :,':'a2e 35 a 'xi za nstfxnent. fqng ine Cn'1f'vif is-ag? 5 r-.5 ne: 'n Te :a5eie'a. vne. e-ranges 57: iam 343: af: nr-'A :N fglfsgfn-L'--: n Zecmax a faentne Cari, was :wen sy fe :Vg Fo :,.t5ta':ng efogfam Qi ine yea' featsreo Mfs flcrotn, fam ti' e-range fiijbf' ffm Ks: Lfn Eng a': ag gaef freak-'. Sne al jaws: Engfo :,5t: 5 53 55:33. 'ne : :f- 3' ine :so are: p'Qfl1IC'f 'vlzfette Wife i' L-I?'V'iflCC f Qffiinx Bqlf' gif'-1'T', China Lass' ' V: Trfraarer Large l-lows-L. Ve faiet, fr ' ,le einai-55' wet in ine :Vi Eijla was-f an, ni Q, tain. in soy Wa Key Club o Sp ad VT'l Y C Our Hr Y Club rs sponsored by the Y M C A and Jack Wrlson athletrc drrector and manual arts teacher at Coles Junior Hugh School rs our senmor sponsor This organlzatron IS open to any hugh school boy who malntauns the hrgh standards ot character and conduct that the club vs known tor Ottrcers tor the past year were Presrdent Curtis Hemlepp Vice President Fred Dorr Secretary Jack Womack Treasurer Pat Fields Chaplarn Floyd Allen The outstanding project ot the HIY Club tor l946 47 was collecting and distributing food tor Thanksgrvung baskets to some needy tamrlres nn the communrty Thus was accomplrshed with the full co operatron ot the students ot all the public schools In the Ashland school system Hr Y boys were quite proud ot the success ot thus project They also enter d a team IU the unter club basketball tournament sponsored by the l-t1L1te Gazette Their last meetrng ot the year was well attended and was highlighted by a talk by Mr Ernest Chatton physrcal director ot Y M C A KEY CLUB One ot the outstanding actlvltles ot the Key Club was their wrnnung of the Gazette basketball trophy tor the second consecutrve year A donatron ot money to the band tor the purchase ot a musr al Instrument and buyrng three chairs tor the audltorlum stage were among therr many worthwhile prolects They also sponsored the youth center during the trst semester Therr sports actnvrtues were many and varied A basketball game was played wrth the Chevron Club the Key wrnnlng I5 to 4 and a spectacular game with the ta u y wa partlcuarly rntere trng and the old men won 24 I6 The Krwanrs Club sponsors ot the Key Club sent two boy o the Kentu ky Tennes ee du trlct rneetung the lrternatronal Convention ID Macon Georgia Many oclal gatherings topped the club s actlvltres thus year some ot the e we e a party rn the cate terra t r the members and their dates a dance tollowrng the Ashland Port mouth tootbal game and a drrner par y tor the members In the l-lenry Clay Hotel At the latter gathenng awards were presented to the ou tandrrg boys ot the club Mr Fr d Rrgsby assistant prlncrpal rs the sponsor The ottrcers tor the trrst semester were Presrdent Brl Ma se Vce Pre :deft John Fnsby Secretary Jack Womack and Treasurer Don Welch The othcers tor the ecor'd sem ser were President Jack Woma k Vrce Pre ldent John Frrsby Secretary Bull Brown ard Trea urer Vfrlbur Slone 72 Y Club G Gsm dA WJW dg Mass Duke s o So n R F sby rso e u Wa a C Holmcs An tt Womac l u gs n M an Hr- r. 1 .. ., yy, Ti.: S i' 'W ans Bu S.-,5' T'r,:L': Ga h-'. 2'fl Diwi Mmin, Dfw FJ 'fri Vffweafk A l-'r Sp' F. is Qfvl- 31 Rn.: K'g Lwws Patou Sa af' Vacbbb-' Da as :vw F' ' fain. 41' QT,-.1 mc, Fel S. ct? ffassr: Jonas ra' an J: lccgh Bar-gy. lst Rev. 3,-tt t right: Bro n Hut rs Luster, rc, M2 R g by, C lc, Welch, l .r lr, 2 d ow: Smith, rr , Rob rr ry Travrs, Skrles, Stcclc, Pot Q een, Griggs, Slonc, ll c 3rd Row: Plc ing, Clark, Hgh lcy, -, r +3 , Wrrb rn, Bog Dun , rlllk A ' L .... , . . ' . F , . I . rx . 11 L , c . J 1 3 ' ' , , . mst c - s 's ' ' and two boys to , ,. Q . ' ' , ' . S . . , . . , . T S I I . - . O . 1 .l - S I I lr L A . - tsc H . . 6 , 1 . . . 1. . ' ' 1 ' , gi 3 i - 3' r , ' 7 , 3 . . ' . s e t : ' , Phi-Delta Club Igf 'Bmw :fi iz 'I'l'El 'fusu' Dunavwt, Morrsc' C2'da' Shczke, Mrs. Pseg'a D. Ba', Y t-tssun' C. Ba , l-'af' ted 2nd Ro : lfsuns, :ans H- - 3t. y It- . Z- - - OU Ci a e a es Bngha RIe a sor' o m 3 5 Co o G s C ph Ste at Stephens a on t a as uts n o ss Camp ast rn S o a man Co dle Pqtord Spa ks PHI DELTA CLUB To sponsor a greater Interest among the students In the use of the books and librar service to stImu late readIng Interest and to Improve the lIbrary SGVVICE ot the school IS the purpose oft e newly organized library club PhI Delta To maIntaIn membership the member should attend the meetIngs and PGYLICIPGLG In the club actIvItIes The club consists ot thirty one girls check was presented to the school band to be used tor the purchase ot a musical Instrument Other actIyItIe Included the sponsoring ot the Turkey Trot and a hay rIde ln February an Impresswe candlelight servlce was held tor six new members The club pIn IS gold wIth a lamp representIng the lamp of knowledge book representIng the book of learnIng and the name Phi Delta Othcers tor the year were PresIdent Ruth Ball Vice PresIdent Grace Ball Secretary Helen Jo ZulIanI and Treasurer Mary l'lIssam Standing commIttees ar program poox magazine crapoook pt,bI Ity ard social comm s I hbrara erved as ta uty spon r RIFLE CLUB The Rne Cub compo :J ot tortytve mennpers was under the dIrectIon of Sgt Anthonyl Colorio R Q T C persornel Reouwefnent tor memoe his In the Ritle Cluo IS that a boy must be a member or a former memb r ot R CD T C u The club contemplated buying trash cans tor the school aea Although the cluo dId no tni 'I proiec his year It wIll be compie ed next year O her actIvItIes Included a Chnstmas party and a pIcnIc an annual attarr which was held at Lax VesuvIu on May 30 The club also attended the wresthng match a R5dIO CIty Arera In l-lun IPQLOD on April 8 Membes ot the club aso p6fLlCIpBLed ID the aIlclub tourhament Tho e who played cn the team were Roy Cox Ka h Sta on Elwood Gibbs Paul Eastham Sam Cordle BII Horre and Don l-lu O Icers tor the hrst seme ter were PresIdent Roy Cox VTCG PresIdent Jim Long Secretary B I WII Iam and Treasurer Willard WI liamson Second seme ter ohicers were Pre Ident Elwood GIDb V e President Roy Cox Secretary DwIght Smith and Treasurer T S Newman 73 NJ V1 F J -991 Ie , Batt K fha' Cl ay KPN gh Johnson, Catr3'. 3r Row: Ncko:s Brie' B 2 Kitchen Gr b r, Ez Q Dftdn Pr ton, 5 . rn, lst Pow, ifgtt to rght: Musscr. J ck I, Y rk, S Itln, Ser Q nt l rc, Ibb, Ox, Sha ard, W T, . I 2nd Row: Childers. Staley, l Gr CC, C dl , D , GT Wheeler, W r. , Ja lr-ns. 3rd R w: Be , ball, E - ha , ncll, L ng, St ton, New- , r , In , r . The project for the year was the cleaning of library books and furnishing covers for each book. Also a , C .i ' l A Ie: ,l l V' ,s 'V , llc. l ' .. ttees. Mr: Vcki Pisegna, A. l-l. S. ' ' I n, s c l so. , T, 1 , se t -i I' , . ' ' , , ' . . . F. K. xi ' I VS .l , ,N y . S the . . . . nit. . ' ' r . ' ' . t I 'sf its ' a + ' ' ' l L L L I C . tl . . . . . . . y , , . 5 ye ' A S . , I t I i I i ti I I i l ' ' ' l- . . S .. 2 , s t , ' , , , 'l Inf, tt' . ' , st 2 i , X 7 ' - ' A 3 L , iQ 3 , ' 'E' . I s. If : s' , 4' s: ic A RO lst Vw. Wt tc rgrtz 'aw-r B. CET-'-'Q f Amer Sufi Nas Sze'-fs Vcc' Camcb- Cc Lerrort Clcadri. Zca 35:4 Kcws, Sargcrt. Q' as Wa: Eanif P.'a ' Lyme VJ-,cc rfrcg T'c:cQ, Qcnfs we ,L as ff B1-5-,1 Q,- .. u, .c S, Grew-s, Pframrf O W ams Jaya. Q. Cartwqnr V ls Gcd Jckcscc. Scrence M Stratton Gar r w a ow Dup Scxtcra Row al T rrble RO CLUB As one ot their projects for the tlrst semester the Ro Club members secured advertisements tor the tootball programs and distributed them at all home games Also an Ashland Junior College scholarshrp was awarded to Lewrs Lyle a tormer Ro member The boys cleaned up and paanted the club room Other actrvrtres Included the trrst Polro Dance tor hugh school students a party tor the club members and dates ard the annual Sprung Formal A basketball game was played between the Ro members and alumnr The proceeds were grven to the band tor the purchasung ot new rnstruments Under the drrectron ot Mr Rex Arnold Rotarran sponsor the club vrsrted the trghts In Fluntrngton e members took over Station WCMI tor trve hours wrth members ot he club servrng as anrouncers Mary Jo Fullerton was chosen as the Club s sweetneart The Ju ror Crtrzen Award given by the Jaycees was awarded to Charles Campbell a Ro member eme er ohrcers were Presrdent Tad Swrtt Vrce Presrden Fred Anson Secretary George Mrlls o Tea ue Chares Campbell Ottrcers tor second seme er were Presrdent Fred Dorr Vrce Presrdent Aaron Lambert Secre ary Charles Campbell and Trea urer Georg M Mrs Madge Sparks served a y ooh or SCIENCE CLUB A ra a r' or h choor u en o rs rr' e e eo ren e r e rgroe tor mem ersh n t r a rewr or anrze cu un Garand S ra to ar' 'lf' l uw eoge c r e to e ve e vr e P roer an c rm ar e o ary ou the prcgram ar e arm rn the con tructrcn ot a noe r r f ard em e ad an rhdrvroua' rc rc 1 ear A r wa r r e seme ter were Pre woe e rdent Jack Wa do rre o GW a e o w d o eme er o cer e gpm a wf r e Pre roen cr' rewe cwaro Baller ea urer Chare Dupree ard Co re pondrng Secretary Cha e L V lst Row, lrgtt to rrght: Strctlwr T. --, 'Cd. 2.d Rc : C l' ell, rec 3rd 2 B r-ty, Brewer, rl , Th ' ' ' ' t A . . Frrst 2 r ste F' s : ' , ' 7 ' - A t, 7 , ' I anlrgrr, ,T . ' c s st. 1 s' . ZA- , ' . L l. l , r cr . , r S r , 9 WS. . - 5 tacutr s s . Avy 5' ro Se R Fllg S st d twh 4' ft r ste' ln sc' c 's Q' l b ' ip i. .he Sclecce Cao. lt 'i . 'y- g 'ed 1 b der the drrectrcc ct Mr. l t 2. n. physics d maine, aica rrffuctor. To rfcreae their fro l ' ticlenc , . l arn is cerfect our ,kr li lr icience to gl for 'c in ccm- mx f and atc' to L Q it d th-' port c ct QC ccce rn ther' 'vei ard t c r t . c r ot ., - S c Sczecce C uc: ot Amerrca .e rt 2 ot the Science C uc me r cers. The ciao crcfect was ' Q sl' rue tc ce ,ceo oy M. St attons classes ' the club. Each 'ner cc' a ic ln' ' H ' r p ject o vtrch tcey wcrreo curlng the ye , pcture show glver cetcre the Qiuoect cody s spo so ed oy the c uo. Ofglfilf to' the Frst s. 3 3' 'ft Ruiie Begg? lftffiapl 5' c X ' Co. 5 crccl- rrg Sec'eta'y BW Calf ell' no R cor lag Secretary Hz a' Baker. Seccn 3 este tt? 5 wer 1 Freel- cs, t, BW C ld ell' Vc - s t, Ds B A cr' Reccrolcg Seceetarf Fl ' 'cf' Tre 5' r' es , . , es' 5 ' 3 u -rri owen. S2rvlC2 :sr f-rs U LM' .. ., ..r.. , Srrnrth, Tarbfxrt Stewart l-lcnfrc: M355 Chattcld Falk Ca han Stat- to'd, Pr st 2nd Bluabaum Chrnh, C. Broun Farnn- P Row: Crews Wv'gls Po nts sr Gr'lurn Bayes, Dzk san M. lson. L. Blanton 3rd R vis. Stambaugh Sm th Ba'bar. Wheeler, Daniels Kae rm Garfn Row: ayhfg. C, Banton Jar- Rrtte, Kesllng. Srgmet CJ hw t7 rud ats rn Mss Wrs ard l-lzhs UT l-lLlV' V' U V' v r l-lap Hur- V rnlt r no S a az au Rrdd SERVICE CLUB The Servrce Clubs thus drrve by numerous untrdrness ln addltron check to the band tor The club which rs trcrpated rn mornrng d basketball games Boys outstandrng project tor the year was a Clean up campargn The club promoted talks and wxth the help ot the student body curtailed a portron ot the schools the boys prepared a Chrustmas basket tor an underprrvmleged tamrly presented new rnstruments and sponsored a very enjoyable Mardu Gras composed ot thrrty hve members was active rn many school actrvrtres They par evotronal programs took part IU an all club radio program and played several whO played tor the Servrce IU allclub tournament games were Jeryrs Stewar Kaern Rrtte and Callahan O :cers tor the trrst semester were Rresrdent Curt: l-lemlepp Vrce Presrdent Duck Falk Secretay Charles Stewart Treasurer Joe McKee Reporter Gayle Wells and Sergeant at Arms Don Farme Ot' cers chosen tor the secon eme 'er were Presrdeht Curtrs l-lemlepp Vrce Pre ldent Charle S wa t e e tar Marvrrn lson Trea urer Joe McKee Reporter Gaye Well an ergeantatfarm l tacu ty spoh or ot c uo l-larrre Cha t SIGMET CLUB ar' za o hr uo a rn o l-l sam T he a a y e e e Srgme Cuo a rrcatron ot he oa 4 a rs Dorothy W ma A hland Serrror Wcnnan C e o a h e r A il 5 O c Srgme and The a c e emo r a e h ra Power Conno n ll 4 ey CVTT y e Y! e er e a eprer e aue u crre h Se rea e ar e a m 1 e The Srgm t Cup wa n ee! e nnemoe r emce o o ,ra che mo t no u r g a 7R Ist Rolf lett to rgnt: Carngd lnloru 3 , MCG 'J' Ccnr, Rank- rn W c. Qu-rn Sony' h , f oh, Lttwra, Mc- G rg, t. za Rang Pffsyw. Ch 'fr Slay,-r. U'bf,n Prrtfh-' Bnccfv Kfrrh, Tuflrr Cin'-'n Kftnnrs Valr rtlnf, Ch nr'. 3d Ron: fr Olr wr, Elsfrlqlf Dm' Q35 55,3 lnla r on Ba nry Fisscn. Rvy- ld, l-l l', K 'ge F 'liinrf' le. . . D .. I . . . . 1 x a l' r ' , ' . H. .H 4 I K. X .Q T . A.N, I Y T I r ' . 1 - - 1 r. 'rs . ' rds st : r. l Z'- s' . ste r.'Sc y. r ' .7 s . n 1' . l s' d S f - s Br Baroen The lt . rf the lr is Miss lt ffeld. Th ' t 1- h s reacneo its secono year as a school org ,E :E n. Tffs c' ' h s soonsoreo ine publ' Q r t. ' s'eto c'og'ar,s tor the A. . S. Tomcat v es or t p st two ye M' s .r o. cn rs 'acc ty ao rser ot the Sigm t Cuo, She succeeo o Miss Eorth Queen. T e s. , .' . . s so 's the sponsor. Q M h 4 th V h l h V Tn Cy y W y n arc ,fe clue :ave tle rls., llc. le -rfrn was ver apofo rrater' decorate: to' ins St. Rat 'c erit. This was one o' the nnost nl y oe oa c s ot the yea. Mr. aho Mrss . H. S. were chosen tr the student cody. iacfle l-lanson an Ch res Cam! oe' recelyco these honors. The 'V t tr Cups he: a joint party and oance ln D c r. e t tho Ke tacky ano Wlegi Virgin' .. aw. The otticers ot the Srgrnet Cup are: Presroent Jo c N atson: First Vic -Prcsocnt Dran Wrsnao' Second Vrc e sonrt Jackle hlanson' Tre s 'cr R th Lrtteral' Co spo orng c c t Q, Jo Ann Caste' Recordrng Secr t y Ruth Sone' Serg arte t-A' s Rsth L'tte'al and Bonn' Dixon. 'V et V s organrzeo cy ,ren chart r. c n rs 'n Sept l r l945 has advances race, an has cur conf tulatlons to' oecofning ot the . s. .o o 'a school crjanrz tlons. Snwokeless 6 6 3 C Spanwh s a s m l'l b ook Ha er Cha d Ca l han Shan Kee w yd Wu tz Laholl anc n o a c Y Pcu cus an a se acga d a NMOKELESS CLUB The Smokeless Club was organuzed November I6 l944 tor the purpose ot helpung young people of hugh school age to see tor themselves the bad ettects smokung has upon the health ot an unduvudual Thus us done by varuous educatuonal programs based on facts Thus club under the sponsorshup ot Mr Ralph E Dunsmoor has had many actuvutues thus year The turst semester they enuoyed a hay rude and pucnuc at Wuldwood Park They also sponsored a skatung party at Blacks Roller Runk Thus skatung party was open to the whole school Durung the second semester the boys ot the club tormed a basketball team and played un the boys basketball tournament They were very successful be ng defeated only un the tunal game by the Key Club A team was also formed by the gurls and they partucupated un the G A A basketball tournament The club also held another pucnuc at Wuudwood Park at the end ot the year Presudung ottucers tor thus year were Presudent Kenneth Cotton Vuce Presudent Robert Berry Secre ary Geneva Duncan Treasurer Duck Storm The Smoke ess Club us open to any hugh school st dent who has retrauned from the use ot tobacco and alcoho uc beverages SPANISH CLUB Any student who us takung Spanush at the present or who has taken ut at sometume us eluguble to be come a member ot the Spanush Club Thus group ot students was quute actuve un the socual lute ot A l-l S thus past year One ot theur most umportant undertakungs was the Spanush Fuesta whuch was a great succe s and proved very entertaunung to all attenoung Under the durectuon ot Mrs James A Anderson the taculty advuser the club presented a Chru tmas program over WCMI Group ungung un the Spanush language was teatured on the program The gurls partucupated un the unterclub basketball tournament whuch was sponsored by the G A A Enjoyed by he gurls ot the c ub too was a lumber party at the home ot Anuta Goodun Clu member partucularly e ucyed an account ot Mrs Anoer on t y n Pue to Ruco whucn h a eo o them a cluo meeturg e Spa u C cc he a d tund tor he purpo e ot purchasrng needed ur rument ucer tor l94o 47 were Pre uoent lure Holbro lr V e Re fan a rry t-lemlepp Treasurer Lous lean Ho me 76 ,t ':.r. Fi if r:r:: tfviz Lx-3' irvfra' fo T' B-rr, Mart ' Ur, 2 'smiir Bri-rf' Hriir Fcyo Ktcvi' PZ . Zoo Ref.: Brought? M rf' Str:ra'o 5-grgru' Carrz, Ra' um Kcttcrcr Ca'trv Murray Marzurn, Storm Eerry. 3rd Rory: B-:very Roberts M lls SmmrsDx'F,rq wwfw C tic' Borders, ff' 'Na' R-gtftt lst Row let: to ight: Blanken- hup, Sp rks, Blarker hup, Hu - l-:Gp Holmes, cl r , g n ler, Brew: lu , - non, ll y. 2nd Ro : Mrs. Anderson, Cluck Gubbs, Wccds, Gcarhart, Cantrell Lla , r ucttc, D lrls Su glqt n, Gr ber, 3rd R wg ark, l' , Llttcr- al, L g. Dah rt, Srnuth, K r ld M r, Foster Crtt, Circle Berry. -S T - . sl l T A . 1 ' t , , S t n n. lb s .' n' . lsssal r ', llsere- Th nsh lub rtriouteo to tu o n t s ' ' fs: ,.s. OH' s V : 5' ul, u 3' lc 7 r zioent V o Be :Secretary leaf-ette - ' l C StaCo lgtp ,,,,:,.f,f'f rv f. w-.Dr ld,s..L L',,ad. 221 9.0. A J,r1.V'l. F,,,A, V Dim, .JN -V Murr Eavts Theta c 5 an av n ad V! ob kph d rd d at s Hurt STACO CLUB The StaCo Club was formed more than a year ago by a group ot A l-l S sophomores tor the pur pose of rncreasrng students and especrally club members knowledge ot stamps and corns The otrrcers hr year were Presrdent Alan l-lorowr z Vrce Presrdent Nels Leonard Secretary Paul Dutendach and Treas urer Malrn VanAntwerp Mrss Dorothy Womacn was the clubs sponsor the trrst semester and Mrss Edrth Queen the second semester The club s major proreet tor the year was the presentatror ot Stamp and Corn Weelc February 3 7 StaCo members displayed their s amp and corn collections an the halls and prrzes were given rn e es Corte s tor old stamps and corn The teature of the weelc was a tallc o the student body by M W eaver no ed Ashland stamp core a o members h ,ea re erved new prns rn . ese co or srlver GPG deep our e A car er wa or 911+ rorar o efuo and ro ee aC apro am GG May were doae a h ear s amp and corn a a jue were urf a e o mem e e l THETA CLUB Q v rn nn e e e 5 PD M m wa pee te Cf o w rr a re na urn n h e erfe M e eam Q e Juan H wet wa compo eo of a node anne T a Badterd w r' a ne s eoe x was :yen on e em rr C e a r om e dame was re c up to a nts m y olowrrg memne we e orr er and were responsroe tor leadrn-4 r r n e Pe rdert Mary Jo uler dn Se ond Vice resrdent u e e e orrespondrnq Seere ary D y oonrod Treasurer ucy r 5 a dw r wa adyr er 77 ls: Ras. ef: tc rqht: MQW yan Whrzc'-:r, Czimid Y,-' l-lilar, Nr.. Tir. Fd -'iii r rd Crzvngffn lf'iC.'l5uqh, 2nd Pfw: 7-rw t ssv's, rJ.rg.y C rr Hurt Kinds Ur- bf, Brrggs, Lf .3'da'. Bvttnq, Val-r trn-', Br :','Cl. 3rd Pew: Hddgfs l'Aafth..f.5 , Shr .ur , Pc A 'ls Lrsrrb- i, W f--,sf r.'f,-- rw' I - V I . . . y rl. A' . t s y. , 4 - ' I , X . r. I y I ' I . . ' - - 7 . ' A t ' 4 ' . K ' . ' A a s ri ' ot V. st ' t . . l r. . L. S s, i L all etor. SEC tlsrrr 2' 'r,4th' ls: l X! pl. dsorts di press.: to the y y th s' Hp Q d- T gr . h lr r n foC1fCfl 3C5 3. Edry in Le y- 't X A C t io'r s p eh s dt r V ro rs use ln Casstyrrg their ioleetlcns. Tne year l,-46-V47 arled ,any mrsstor s in th Theta Cldo hlsterrl. The ,Los aifvltles were mmereui nd the fn estsne were great. .a EC ln Qespendng is ine ca for donatlofs to 3- ti'3 ine : do gafe 2'-e hundred d: ars :ward ire purchase C' new rfstrurnents. A :eauitu new rug was presented to r. Ells for hEs etfze. T'T Cs.: reserved rf' greateft 'Soir V-feb fs tea s r sented a tresny oy t. -lrs At? ef: Association tor Lnning tfe Girs Bus il, l. To rame t. Each ot :le payers r 3 ed a sr al Fd' 'dda F 'ECil. Th to aotalred by lo e l .t. s s r Mary fd Fu eric' Luo, Coflngton Patsy l-l rt BsLL? Kl SVG o dle r ln . A basl ard oa,.:e Q led t' Ml-E' t Ml, 9' D Q :er 6 in I' e at :erl . Tne mcse, CCTS-'63 'rd th d r ' LEGO by t' f ' b ck ' s any acti lties. Tnet ' ' .e rr, rs sr 'fi s s ' A 3 the elubi Pesdent, Rui' l-ldiw FQ-t Vr: - r s' .L, F rhf 7 C r A -P l t, J as XV co: Reoordlrg Secretary Chafette Munro' C s ' W f T , oti C I -' , Ltr Coynnton, Mrs. Cp l To ls- s the . Q A . I' ! Xl X, .JV -, is I 0 .. s ' SWL ? if fJ v. 4:15-If' lv ,, 0 new . ' fw, ' , df' qua of 1 5' ,. I , 'hx ' 1 ' ,. ,,....f,5f if .. 1 .. fy,-1, I Y ff, a-9 'Z-Q7 ' I NOR STUDENTS ARE RECOGNIZ HONOR SOCIETY G f VT S K G71 a Ca At a specroT a emoly Wedne day November T3 twenty mx new member were topped for member Pup an the Putnam Chap er of the Natrona! Honor Some y Of former member Mr Relob Dan moor pon or of be Honor Socrefy gave a b e on be urpo e or Tc r r wbrcb were oo member are re e nf n L e n 0 rdereo I y m moer bmp P mf rn mor mf ar ro reourremer E eo J r e To aoo mr ee we bnm Ze 'na ren on N Ra M Mane V! ram Q 3 w eo rroe 3 o 3 H r'or e N m c romeo e e nnor o rnem e rem a e fee ETRST F ES Q eON S E vi .fu V' 3 A 3 If 79 S-g 2:3 att ti 'gntt Cad-' SQ V' Brgg, Lcffs, W a s Ba'n-gy Eissi' Eu wtf' Fw.-'tt Cvnfttu, Covngtin Aofns, Baxf. Stand'q: Urba' Sta ard, Lows Rdcrwouf, Pcrtv' ,aye-' Ga'n , C Cx, C bb-t Amvtt ba Bbzzok ' Fad- W Y S , X, W t W . W v. t ,X W -5 ..,' 2 ,S 3 t , A ' , rr ftolr t p . of We ganzaton and the ooaT'tre, z gEt rr- no-f Ch cter eaoer bro and fervrce are :Ee bang -om' Ame ., r r a etxdent 1 oe 5 3 F S Tor?-1:no'So:ret e 'T ' . A 'rt of tbe a eeoftEe1e ro' A T aro t-ef B3 ,Moet ng 'CVC gn 1, ' ter t 'r, or e to th :Mty for weve. Tri r,ea'2 fax t',' iom tto, zur rpoteo Q5 Mu J B P rr11E3!tr'Qoeef Mr. ob Drnjmzor ani ree ' T H' 1. Secoro femezter ttoorn as rr 3 E7 oy Mari r r at tHe trne ffteen juror As we-'e tafe' its tl'e C. Soiioty. TPS T as also an esse. C, Crcgem 1 Q ' en: orosmteo by H, S :lety r rr oers. After tr- taco nj :fog forma rnoozton rg neo at wklon irne t e 'ew' rnouztees to-'e :ne T-:nor Soo ty deoj-. Tl' :lfters to' tne :asv rwerez to. SEA ,TER SE D SEMESTER ICM Jayne Ere cent , 'tt CEC' Eugene Arnett .reepre rent Mgr, ,Q Ee erton 'o An E316 Sera-tar, Ret' Sone Betty Jo Ea-ne 're N4'f3, Sta are Mr. R. lon Dfftf' Page tk, Sri Q Mx Ra n Drnsm::' STRIKE UP THE BAND AND WA ist Rev., igtt to rghti Covirigtor arse' M. Urban D, Urban Turn n. Mofuieugn fe D:'d Mosscr Perry. 2rd Qow: Graber, Garred, Fratcy, rfftagur, M: 't,r'f, Ltorard Puck, Cette' Soaris 'Haste' Aa' Dorf Hood I ft 3,0 5' '. 3rd Qfw: Mc,Gurv, Tussty Dar' Marsh, Cfrvrtf' Barofr Srr th Rrdiffur, t'iC,urT'6 frag Br:-f-' Cotton Ghbs. 4rn Rev.: Hudgrns, Green-5 D-Ha raut Fugftt futher if-I-rr Marsh lotrsen Eva's faire ferry Sth Rev.: J. Caud tt, Fitrrr ng S. Caud i' Quss-r 9 gsoy Cfrdi Drbzrwd, Vrfttt Barbie' v avs, orh Pow: Barber, Rrtitt, Lester Crown Taiirtt frrta Cfinshvth tlaih n Pew: Advrscrn Frarrtg. Cfzhrart Ntrhr Niffr' Strat V! our C' QCA: fharzrtaf Mr, Rrfvvs, Ash and High Students are rea ly proud ot tteir sand ard its aocornoistnoents oarirg the year, Much credit due hoci ary s Th f-G erw So 65 CT Le Mr. Cari Reeves, the newiy chosef o.re:tor who took Mr. Johr Lew.s rt ate shortly atter the ooerwg ot the term. With pienty ot hard work GPC the suooort ot the band members te 'EEO a group that was the envy of choois. e oano Darticuiarly erioyed their worf at a the tootoat games. They were or tahd tor every home game ay-tromfhome game during the roast season. methihg Pew this year was the exchange ot Cdnierts vr-th schoois ot neighiaorihg cities. This added a great interest among the various sohoos GFC 'Q'CJiC6C a arose' ot QCCG GTG irteresting programs. C3975 the band this year were Be' Mcfu iOL.S2D ahd Bit Turn n as dram majors and June Conf as H963 mayorette. Utter maiorettes were Luiy Covirgton, Marianne Uroan Suzy Perry ,erry Pord Qi-LJCiG Harper Derores Jrrar' a'd Vfiima Moiier. 'he traditiona tag day was agaih soomored oy the sand n'ernroers Moe' t'e CNV6CfCV7 ot Mr. Reeves. Ve trzeeg ot Pxshiand, on this day show their ioyaty to te oano oy coftriootzong that are ui6C tor the oereft The orsaerzatiort. F fjrnzer ot sand students Oartioiroated P the irstrarherttai music tooteit re d at fv'iC'E 6EG State feathers o ege ir the sprihg, SLJCEUCT ratrhg: were awarded the toifowrg: Nez Leonard ooze 3'G arto saw Can Soarf: armet' Biuye Anne Steii orare' Carre me tromoore' Clayton Fug it trxheei' the crass sertet aoo the t :rf ore ouartet, Efee tent ratings were reeezved ov the toiiowing: NWard 'aifetf tromoone' Covad Marsh aito 'af e-ter Marsh Cornet' Amr Melntyre Q arrfet' fa' Soarrs rt afo' 7iar,m:'d Qezltt oartofe' oarifel duartet. P' toe state contest eid at Lexifgto' the to owihg 'uperor ratfgi were reieivedz Dah Soarrs oano' Nei 'eofard ato sary These :tuderti retewed efte eft rat'g: ir the itate Co'teit: :fan Smarts darihet' Qaytor git trurhoets Eiiiye Awe Steii oano' Carrof i-at timoore' Defter Hari' Cornet' orass sextet' tromoone ad',E: HO E MAJGRETTES STRUT THEIR STUFF ' - ea: M' Conn, D. Urban. M. Urban. Pond, Harper, Covington, Mosscr. Last year's majorettes ot Ashland Senior l-ligh School were one ot the most outstanding groups we have ever had. After much practice they entertained the many spectators who attended the Tomcat tootball games and they really surpassed most ot the visiting majorettes. The girls performed many original teats such as the Indian Dance given on Thanksgiving Day. They termed a circle which represented a tepee and they danced out giving the traditional Indian cry while they encircled a bontire The majorettes also took part in many ot the parades down town, marching in tront ot the A. H. S. Band and twirling their batons. During last year these eight girls received new white unitorms trimmed in gold. This added very much to their appearance and also to our band's On Band Day they helped sell band tags in the downtown district. They worked hard to help the band reach their goal. The maiorettes were: Seniors: Lucy Covington: Juniors: Tudy Harper. Suzie Perry, June Conn, Jerry Pond. and Marianne Urban: Sophomores: Delores Urban and Wilma Mosser. These girls were chosen atter they had tried out and had been approved by a group ot band students and the band director. Now, more than ever. competition in bands, drum majors and majorettes is exhibited on the ball tield as well as on the athletic teams. The Ashland Senior High students and patrons were proud ot their representatives in the past and are assured ot recognition in the future. 81 , H pm ., ' . if 6 TALENT AND FUN FDR OUR ENJOYME Y Cuffs Chews 5.1, -it 'Z 'g't: Z, 5' Sv,-, ALL-- a Pzssvas Muay Page' Lit-fe Va- ci If ss L, ce': D, Ee Vixs Es- f. ff G. Be P112 QU! pan: r'l3S'1 ' NZCL Q' UCB' Lv' NfQ.'1 .Uatve Cm, Qaf: Cicw- 'tu Faux'-J H:f.a : Stu-rs f: :s'.', B'Qqs, Buff. To Www: Hcwfg Can' W' as Cavs!-', Pxfwwjscfw SdV A'S Mfh Qvwos-y, Stl HW!-tt Adds N Hari' Siztt A'o'g'sc'w, Bwaoourf. Boys' Chorus Ist Pcf. -it if '3 T: Nei' L-K1 a'd H- Uri F P Snf' Tm: '. 2'-f1Pff f C ' S'f:::i J J ' 'ff'- 'vtt Q, 1 ff-S Q2 7 ' V112 Sze'-2 V1 f Madrwgal Smgcrs x ' , Ac: fs- D-.nl X4 Ava is Lf: 1' SENICR The most outstandung electuon of the year was as always the selectuon of those to represent the senuor class as the best all around the best lookung the best natured and the most learned boy and gurl A nomunatung commuttee composed of fuve delegates from each senuor homeroom who were selected by the students of that home room met to nomunate several persons who they felt were qualufued for the honor The names of these people were then submutted to the members of the Senuor Class to be voted upon 'U Ewa' Headung our lust of favorutes as the best all around gurl and boy un the class of 47 were Lucy Covungton and Charles Campbell A sparklung personaluty good looks plus a luttle somethung extra are characterustucs whuch descrube Lucy who has been outstandung un many senuor actuvutues Charles wuth hus wunnung personaluty good looks and tutles of Mr A H S Junuor Cutuzen and presudent of the Senuor Class makes ut easy to understand the student bodys funal decusuon Venus and Apollo are ruvaled un looks by our own Jackue Hanson and Marvun lson who have won the coveted tutles of best lookung gurl and boy Jackues blonde haur merry eyes and heart warmung smule have won her many fruends un both the female and male populace of A H S Her beauty has won her not only fruends but the tutles of Harvest Queen Muss A H S and Prom Queen Marvun s tall dark and handsome good looks have caused many a gurl s heart to leap when he passes through the halls of A H S Hus flashung smule and tanned face have long been admured by the gurls and envued by the boys HONCRS A contagaous smlle an ablllty to malre trrends and lceep them an abrllty to see the humorous slde ot lute and a cheery word tor everyone all these lllceable qU6lItl6S are possessed by our best natured gurl and boy Diana Wushard and Curtus l-lemlepp Diana always had something good to say about everybody A sunny dnsposntnon made her the students chorce Curtrs wrth has humorous antics broad gran and sense of humor has won a permanent place an our hearts On questions ot readrn wrrtun and rrthmetrc In ta t almost any question about school work one can expect a ready answer from our most learned gurl and boy Mary Jo Fullerton and John Jayne Mary Jo has proved that one can have a hugh cholastxc standing and also be actrve In many extracurrncular actrvrtxes Mary Jo was also chosen as the D A R Good Cltrzen Pr grrm Each year the taculty and student body select an outstandrng sensor gurl who possesses the qualntres of dependabnllty leadership servuce and patrrotrsm to represent the local chapter ot the Daugh ers ot tne Pnlgrum Solomon was a wrse man but he d1dn have a hng on John Jayne John not only won a Vanderbrlt scholarshlo or a om petutuve basis but was also valedrctorran ot the Class ot 47 John was edu or ot thus years l-lr Lute Annual and served as oresuoen ot the Honor Society tor on emester a a n rrp sha o F 'X X ir . . . . . . , . . . F . , S , . . .! . . . L , American Revolution at its state convention as its Good Citizen ' ' ' ' 'L L I . L L l . ' ' r c - . . . . . y .L . , .- . , . L t r . r, . ' e s . . Rc d'ng Cloclrwlsci J y'c, l-lernlepp, lso . Ca 3 bell Ccv 'gif' blansc , W ' l, ullgrton. A H S IS RIDING HE CREST OF THE WAVE IN xxx l'Nr-X -x S-X Ixlxmi Qxx i CIIISIQWE 2?-NE N- ! I-'Q'-'RQQ . Y ,41- X 1 gif-1 '- -- E, r VN .,V1's. . N I 'l , , My 'It' Isl , Ak'-' ' JY' -'X1x' .E ' ! ' fn: '. 1 I f Ng . Q1 , U Vx I I 'xv N X t , X . 'X-A -: - '-' I I ' ' ' , f. ltlw - .wt ' . xx, K N Y i ' I-...N K E' ' XI - C .' X X I X Ex' - 'W ' '- S Q M I xlczya ' ' 1 . -' . , 'iq '- X I , - ' - X , I , - B I 'I It I xx I ' -E X XX ,, , v - ,x IX .x in if-f ' - s. X-N - if-rf' - 9 -X x' ff- T ' ' -x -'-': -v Y ' X v' I' N-. ,, . N Y' 5- 1 '- v' 'v 1 .ff ' ' . ,I-1.11,-IE.:-Qx - I A x :- fi X, 3 5 s x fc!! f rw xr! Iliff' L W I 1 7 ,gif ,f , i1Jf!'ff,' Uv M? BIG AND LITTLE CATS MADE GRE ow t r c nahan sn r r son one ar rcrson 2nd Row McCurg Smrth Wrlburn Martrn o Inlghley Barrrclr Dam Is St wr The Tomcats trnrshed the season wrth a record better than a lot of people expected The Cats ended the season wrth thrrteen wrns and erght losses Slow rn start before the season ended The combrnatron of Anson Clarlc Barber Slone and Drclcrson turned rn a lot of trne performances and no one seerng them rn actron rn the best games was left wrth any doubt about the trghtrng spurt of A H S Anson was the top scorer for the Cats wrth 328 pornts Barber Clark and Slone collected I54 I48 and I35 respectrvely for runners up THE I946 I947 SCHEDULE OPPONENTS THEY DATE Portsmouth December I3 Ceredo Kerova December I7 P lrcvrll Stonewall C redo Ken t-luntrngton Cnarleston Catlettsburg Russell Ironton Hazard Cureenup nez lronton Russell Portsmouth I-Iuntrngton Olrve Hrll Stonewall Catlettsburg St Xavrer ast December January January January January January Ja uary January January January January February February E bruary February Feb ua y February Februa y February 24 2 2 3 4 7 I 2 I 22 28 Ist R , let to lght: M Cla , Kel g, Steele, Ba be, An ,Sl , CI lc, D' lc' . 2 l , ' , ' , ' Kr g, I , , I e e a t. ' ' ' 40 C 36 20 ' 4l 52 3 - 4 - -1 - 5l e - ova 37 7 , , ' ' 40 ' ss IO rng the season, the Cats beat some darn good teams 29 I 49 ,I . ' ' . as 36 I4 , , y ' ' ' ' sr ze - rr . . . . 44 ' . . . ao so I s , , 47 29 8 ' ' ' 47 I 52 I. ' ' 66 47 ' 42 32 l . ' ' ' ' 48 64 Q rr ' ' ' ' 50 ' E 45 4 ' 52 ' ' 40 r r I8 WE 49 45 30 46 5I SO r 62 - I 36 39 . ' 54 ae QGRE5S A SEAS M ora rw F' omx ro ,np 9 Q jffqr P ,mouth Wen coming bafk our boys defea ed ff-Q K rova to I4 the-n stu! Feem-g good we a J N e oown +o We fum of 44 +o 4l oe e o Kerova woe to Ashhand o f wer defeateo FLW' overwwelmed us 72 o i3 ou' we YW' f o f o oefeat o'e+' a andy o d won lfrtor w r we cerea fo P am '90 , J, J J 3 'DOGS 'YW P' qarfe we woo wo ww W Wo L. J J ff cs 3 5 ovoa fu seal! abou A fh 0 N 1 89 M1 , r ' f X , I, , - - L I 1 Q., ,V ,N FY Ng,-if if -V1 I . W A 171.45 F -M is 4 TOUGH TOMCATS TANGLE BACKFIELD lfxbovel lst Row, left to nglmtz L. Blanton, Kouns, Turpln, Welch, Slone, Storm TACKLES N ind Row: Horne, Warnlck, C. Blanton, Jones, Anson, Cartnght, CBZIOW, Knedmgl ICH to 'ight GDM' Payne' Webster! Shep- ap ' I Y nerd, Gillum, Sfallord. 3rd Row: Garvln, Clwrnn, Walters, Eastham, Moon, Sn'wtl1.Camp- bell, Wells, Farmer. Standing: Bayes, Kaelln, Crews, Snell, Del-lamauf. larry, WITH FIGHTING FOES lv Ba 1 ww V IBIS T wa M. CENTERS COACHES Wk Pattmscn SWT! -Ki9OfQA Ist Row, Teft to right: Sparks, Rarfey, WRTSOH. 2rd ROW MCCMNQ, Rupert, Thompson. . Ca 2. K Q RGL1 Y 1 -'1'fXf':'.x .gg 4 . ku . Q. 5 I -I. ,, 54:111-1- 'Ii : fI'0 T vw -sifting 4 4-.-.its-w4-? L GUARDS Psi Qgv. Mft to 'QT-wt: Hay-:s Wad Jews F'afwkNrw B'cf.f C :-. Zna RCW: Nzrivfrc, Bwvrbaw' V-if mfs Stem- baunh N 'wg Pvt- ENDS v- '-:gt tj ':'I1 WT1amscf Baia' F'a'1H M-:'c?c-3. ZPL: Raw: Ca :way Bcvy S'at:' K':5. 3':7 Rcv.: 1Wan Baby Nei' DQR sci P ,Mme Ca . ,'.,-- BLOW BY BLOW ACCOUNT OF GRIDIRON SEASON TOMCATS 6 HIGHLAND 7 Playrng on a treld soaked wrth rarn durrng most ot the game the Tomcats prevrously rated the better team were defeated due to this bad weather condrtron Anson scored our single touchdown on a pass 'From Curnette TOMCATS 7 LOUISVILLE 25 The Tomcats playrng one ot the strongest teams rn Kentuclcy were deteated rn Louusvrlle rn a rough and tumble game Durrng thus game several ot our lrnemen were seriously hurt among these was Gene Rrtte TOMCATS I2 COVINGTON 33 Due to several beautrtul forward passes between Anson and Slone Ashland was able to stay rn the ball game agarnst the much stronger and taster movrng Cov rngton team TOMCATS 6 CHARLESTON 7 durrng the whole game garned thrrteen trrst downs to the Lnons sux Jack Moon scored the touchdown Charleston won on a beautrtul pass TOMCATS 7 PORTSMOUTH I3 The Tomcats playrng a powertul ottensnve team went down rn a glorrous detensrve battle Thanlasgrvrng atternoon to close the tootball season Blanton malcrng our touchdown wrth M C Callahan lcrclung the extra pornt TOMCATS 20 CATLETTSBURG 0 The Tomcats opened the season wrth a three touch down vrctory over the Wrldcats trom Catlettsburg The trrst score by Anson was made rn the openung mrnutes but the Cats met strtt opposrtron durrng the rest ot the game TOMCATS O HUNTINGTON EAST 6 The hardest loss ot the season occured when Cats tell 60 when Easts 'Fourth drrve ot the game scored rn the trnal seconds ot the trrst halt Outplayed but trght Ing the last halt went scoreless TOMCATS 7 STONEWALL JACKSON I3 Ahead 7 O at the halt atter a touchdown run ot 74 yards by Anson on the trrst Cat play the Cats ganned only 6 trrst downs and I32 yards against Stonewalls IO trrst downs and I75 yards and lost the game TOMCATS I3 HUNTINGTON 0 The Little Red Wagon came home to A I-I S when the Cats wrth Anson Blanton Curnutte Chrnn Ison and Campbell starrrng hrt the Pony Express trom every srde and sent the Express lads home wrth headaches TOMCATS 0 IRONTON 6 A wet and soggy treld and a determrned Tiger team lcept the Cats scoreless thrs year The Trgers collected IO trrst downs and IB5 yeards agarnst the Cats srx trst downs and 68 yards TOMCATS 36 PAINTSVILLE I2 Plowrng into pay drrt rn each quarter the Tomcats overwhelmed a rough but uncoordrnate Parntsvrlle eleven Banton scored the trrst touchdown wuth Callahan lqrclcrng the extra Slone garned one on a darrng run and Blanton agarn scored The 'Cats outplayed the Charleston Mountain Lions ' 94 -vo-....,., .. 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Sqgamf B':'s 3'-' fC'Edwtc's, a'd if 'ily H-:ld D ass-,Why i' ' NC E' H Mgt ' fats UC. TCLET' 'mf ' a ' ' V' ,cy Pas E fd! TV: :Vat . S. . . -. 'wt sau, ,' . 1. E, ,,, +, .7 ,-l rm FIS 5. , . ,ght at UCS ' -IS TLV! 5':'t 'D .. b ugP' yfu ft'3'f 'f' 1-55. ... CF ':va'3-3 sl 5-65 S ' F'Sff ! 2 a S L. asf guest :' rcgraf. accaars. BW was essfwb f. 1 Db pg'-ca. that NUS, yet? ,. T ,... ..,f. r'c:a3:'an:1 3-L24 E: 'award tc Evcays g-r'2. A bg pap ra'fy ard a y C D ss aw E ak.. zany- ,fc F C cuba Perl: ',' wr: TCM, t- C'- .. Q 3 Q. Congra'rula+ions. Class of '47 Compllmenfs of BLU R BUN IINES Carparatlon C E FANNIN Owner ASHLAND KENTUCKY PHONE 9I 92 Compliments of Home Federal Savmgs and Loan Assn MAYME MARSHALL DAVIDSQN 332 ISTH STREET THE THOROUGHBRED SHOP TO THE CLASS OF 47 Compmfs of ROGERS 8: COMPANY ER S SH O If S SQUARE DEAL CREDIT JEWELERS Winchester Avenue 15th Si 81 Wunchesier A e Ashla d Ky QQ I WALK 'S TORE I443 Winchester Avenue Ashland, Kentucky glzarine nc. Pattern for Style sun f tary M i,k Telephene 339: Charlene Kieferle Company DR J M FINE Optometrist Specuallzmg In eye examlnmg and correct fittmg of glasses l607 WINCHESTER AVE PHONE MAIN IIS ASHLAND KENTUCKY Oct Wagon Oct Oc rnrtratuon Oc CAL E N DAR 4-Torncats defeat Huntlngton Central 60 Th httle Red s baclc tc stay at A H S Coach Ram y gry s a pep talk g prct r t r rl.t Annua 1 mct u rnbers go rough w ar a nnu a mem rs v or th Irs 4- dance of the year Touchdown Tro Oc IO Grrls Chorus Boys Chorus and Madrrgal Sngers pesent a radmo program with AHS Band BETSY l Jun or Red Cross representatves are elect d Ashand ROSS rs topped by lronton Tlgers Oc Oct Oct Oc rlt grv Oc La n cla Oc Oct SSCS H Lute Annual sponsors Touchdown Trot Theta Club practrces for the Drarnatrc Club Fall F stay l Sen or Y Teens have a coolc out Torncats deteat Parntsvrlle 36 I2 Jael: Mo n and ad tor Ro Club baby show at Fall Festrval A party 4 held at the sc rt ard day Horrors' Pctur ve by e, Boys Chorus sngs before ass rnbly Cvfgton lats Aslad 76 IOO BREAD O O O O i . , . c ' e . . 5--Seniors et ' u es alcen to HP le l. t. 8-S'g ' Cl b me th e nd tear of t. 9-Hu-Llle A al St Ft be gl e a slcit T e t' t lf. -- ' ' . I l l ' Oct. l- ,E 9 e . I the . 6-0. t. 12- l- ' e D .V . I4- A ' ' e ' a. . ISA- r Y - . t. IB-f . ' - , C T Sw 2 slot . t. I9-PH. . 's hcol. Oct. 23-Repo c l . T c show is g' rw th ti . t. r 6 1 . . 25-A Tire in the cafeteria. 6 rr dc c h r- - , CAL E N DAR Compliments of Oct 26 Danna u spo s td S 5 Baa to 'Z H QU 5 VALLEY MACHINE TOOL ay CLD m GENERAL MACHINE worm rooL AND DYE MAKING r rm assernby F c a s alce cr rr r CATTLETSBURG KENTUCKY 57 y u t rn Nov 6 Madrgal Sng rs pra trce at Frrst M E Church tor EK A Nov 7 Jerry Pond rs select d as drum majo ett for band Mad ga Sn s present program rn assembly Nov 8 E K EA meets In Ashland School s dnsmrssed' Covrngton vercornes Ashland eleven h 33 wc y e and s e d c swe ' The rnayorettes got therr ne un forms at ast v 9 H Lt Gazette Statt presents annual Dog Patch rag N Dance Tcade Bradtcd and Do Wel h a e hosen typ al Dog Patch A D haracters v 'n a s my sts h 332 THIRTEENTH STREET PHONE 802 5 V Owl 6 D GSS m Ashland Kentucky 'YT Of Tfnaq S v l4 u n Loc p ty Now ln our 27fh year wlfh fwenfy nlne cleporf menfs and o Complefe Furnrfure Sfore fo supply all your home and fomrly needs convenrenfly economically ONE OF KENTUCKY'S GREAT STORES IO1 - f tc C5 b r :rs Fall Festra. Jaclre r an on nd Cla ' n' 'w 33 as een cd lfng. . - ie 'nernbers wc' ' rd to get ie' 'Q l . Oct. 30-l ter- l' foun.: 's tc' ed and holds 5 st rneetng acd . Oct. 31-GE ls' Chews enterta' students H r l , o tb rl bcy t cttt Lou svlle th's or rg. Nov. l-Ashland Torncats sutfer d-:teat ct 2 - b the Lo lsflle l ea . . - l l e c' ' .. . .E. . . - ' e ' r. e . - r l iger ' . . - .,.. I . l A ' . ' o wit -l2 'tcr. Th b ur di lclc ' ll. ' ' w i l . No . - R- fe ' A D . r ' P c 1 c 3: C . No . ll-Ar, lstice D y Parade 5 held. Ar vl t 1: school. No . I3-H Scciety t p reg is held at !2:l Q bly. Mr, Drns. c s faculty :har tht year. ' No . -Cl b pctures were tal-1 today. ,lr ret F . I I O O . T I U . Is 9 F 7 o THE ASHLAND DAILY INDEPENDENT EASTERN KENTUCKYS HOME NEWSPAPER EVERY EVENING AND SUNDAY MORNING FuII Coverage of Sports pI SEATON REALTY CO Complrments of CARP FLORAL COMPANY 3447W heste Ae Po A adKet y Cut Flowers-Potted Plants-Corsages FIELD'S FLOWER SHOP W. A. JAMES, Proprietor Phone I392 FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE I 330 Wi nchesier Avenue DUMFORD SPORTING GOODS MacGREGOR GOLDSMITH SPORTS EQUIPMENT MONUMENTS MARKERS ASHLAND MONUMENT COMPANY Mark Every Grave 30TH AND WINCHESTER AVENUE PHONE 216 102 Compliments of DR. C. C. IEADINGHAM D. D. OPTOMETRIC EYE SPECIALIST SPECIALIZING IN EXAMINING EYES AND FITTING GLASSES F R A N C E S S H O P ASHLAND'S STORE FOR JUNIORS 235-IbTH STREET COMPLIMENTS OF mm A,h..,nd,Kw.m, 5- H- KRE55 31 CCMPANY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 47 Complnments of JOHNSON S MARKET A Complefe Line of Groceries FRESH MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AT ALL TIMES IIOI Wnnchester Avenue Park 2650 CAL E N DAR T + IO3 LNS I f . . 25-f '..1 Stal: S,:3i':t1' fm, stif- Nia. :-'W vtwfts is- f':'fZCf .'iJt.' L :, '-:. Nw M7 En' --N -K Y-Hn M M: - F n :-,ig tif N31-, t'- t': i' Q'e :sti', .1 . 25--'Cn 2,3 2 1-Qiv'i SE- 'Q Ia--ic C wi.. 5---51 f1ss-- is Sava CVVLEV ,' 523:-ft. W L-4-V' :i'te 'i-i'1': Wigs, T'-, swf' ET -, it N .. 3-f Fw'-'1-It-1U'v21 t'5t .. 'f:13 A I F' T Y5' 1: nj if f'E'i 5E F :: , ' ' wet. ,:'f,:': '11 'e : 1 11 , , - ,' ':, ' '--' ' .53- Wt, 'f 'IIE HUSSMANN STORE SANITARY SCALES REFRIGERATION sooo sroke EQUIPMENT FOOD SLICERS ALL TYPES 81 CHOPPERS 2 I 57 Wunchester Ashland Kentucky UNIVERSAL HOME APPLIANCES FREEZERS OLYMPIC RADIO HUNTER FANS REFRIGERATORS STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE Trres Batterres Seat Covers COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE NEW CARS-USED CARS TRUCKS CITY MOTORS INC EASTERN KENTUCKY'S LARGEST HARDWARE HOUSE BEN WILLIAMSIJN 81 Cumpay Incorporated ASHLAND KENTUCKY THE UNDER SELLING STORE I5I6 GREENUP AVENUE Work, Save, Make Democracy Lrve LYDA ELLIS DRESS SHOPPE 3l8 FIFTEENTH STREET SMART DRESSES AND MILLINERY UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY SWEATERS AND SKIRTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47 'IO4 I PHONE 880 Genuine Siudebaker Paris and Accessories CONGRATULATIONS. CLASS OF '47 ERATER AL ORDER EAGLES F Oy E E Nlff , E 1- U A M MEZ- Ow I-I. Mrs. Fschygr, secretary to Prircipak 2. Students of AHS. take five. 3. Study H771 Hall awahcv . w .5 r 1 ' ' w cwwnt. 4. Mwss Qu ow Il-I. Hcrsc X1 Wagon! Hors-: 81 Wagon! Rah! 2,14-re of Al-4.5, Ba'd draws attcnton. 3. ln band Hall-' long ham is ti-: mic. 'w v fr dp ton rp 3 Elsab th a d Mavvw caugrwt m a tPwNng m Row Ill-5. Makes-Our md-:z ws, 2. B-: c -3 p'c ': Dv pms Mary Kaflwyn in Honor Society tapping. TOM TURNER SIGNS NEON AND COMMERCIAL SIGNS WALLPAPER PAINT COMPLIMENTS OF R R RIGGS ANDERSON S PHARMACY I6TH AND GREENUP AVENUE ASHLAND KENTUCKY GENERAL AGENT 27 Years Servlc R Ira ce Lfe Insuranc C mp y of Pittsburgh II22 S o d Nat onaI Ba k B Id ng AshIa d K tucty CONGRATULATIONS Hudson Hosrery Shop of Ashland Inc I439 Winchester A enu AshIand K nt cky B E N P R A T T TELEPHONES OIT ce 356 R sd e Pa I: 2684 ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE S P HAGER XI SON COMPANY NCORPORAT Compliments to Class of 47 HAMBURGER 24 HOUR SERVICE BUY EM BY THE SACK DINNERS STEAKS ETC I'-725 Wnch st A A d K ntu y DICK ENSON PRINTING CO D STINCTIVE PRINTING 28TH AND WINCHESTER LEARN TO FLY Youre Never Too Old or Too Young RUTLEDQELFLDYIH9 SERVICE RAE S HAT SHOP I6II WINCHESTER AVENUE SMART MILLINERY HAND BAGS COSTUME JEWELRY BLOUSES GLOVES AND HOSE MsL Fth IO6 I I E II 1 ell e' n I e o an ' ec n I n ui I - n , en I u ' v e , e u I E D Dist. Mgt., Jefferson Standard Life Ins. Co. of Greensboro, N. C. JOHN C- C- MAyO E. G' LEACHMAN : I - ei enc r Established I886 . , I .. . .. I I e er . shIan , e ct r. ouis ic ELI WILLIAMS LUMBER COMPANY 503 29TH STREET SPECIALTY SHOP OF THE SALLIE E POWERS CO 237 Sixteenth St Ashland Ky COMPLIMENTS TRIPLETT DRUG THE REXALL STORE I3I6 Winchester MOCK BROTHERS INC l435 47 Greenup Avenue C pI s o HARRIS DECORATIVE SUPPLY BPS PAINTS WALLPAPER W I1 ent SCOTTS FOOD CENTER E H SCOTT 8 SON y M a o 4500 WINCHESTER AVE PHONE 2024 D AXIIDB E OPTOMETRISTS 81 OPTRICIANS MAYO ARCADE PHONE ross ecard, KOQAMCL E5 C Shop of Sears and Save JUST SELECT WHAT YOU WANT FROM YOUR CATALOG THEN PHONE US THE MERCHANDISE WANTED Shop By Phone 3I50 IO7 CAL E N DAR d R L J catet Q om iments to the Clas I '47 I338 inc ester Ayenue 1 Ashland, K uclry I RS. I. . . . ROWN East AsI'IIanEI's Largest Food Market Fanc eats nd Pr duce a Specialty Dec. I3-Tyncats pIay':d Portsrnouth. Wor'd spec typIst C t 0, ta-had us n assf:'hbIy. Dec. I4-Out of sch II Joe Schhmk I Ifgcp ft tor us tIfI get back. Doa. I6-F'ash! Schedule I. Cawdo-Kanova ga ' th' . Daz. 20-SchooI I5 0 t I ' t o w rrr' Irs! Why! Dx. 27-Theta-Sgrhet p 'ty t Pc -:r Company. J P. 3ATQmfaf-S:fw,f,II J QI A gm.. We fast 52 .C 41, ' . 7-Ca cd -Kew, gg '. -I J '. 9-M 'y J F TI t S cIc:t-:CI Sv..gE:hQa': of tha Ro.' ' 1. I -F 'jrgt C'ta1g fc. ', II-Chafcstof game. . .I .. I5-Honor Sacicty Ir-ductbrv. Ja.. I6-Producton of The ad MII. J . I7-Roger GaIIahcf chosen Ir-terIo:ut:' tc' Sonor ME s . I8-Ro CIub had March of DImcs' dame in eria. In o c SCHOEMANS MENS SHOP I3l7 Wrnchester Avenue VANDERPOOL SWEET SHOP FOUNTAIN SERVICE LUNCHONETTE J M vANDERPooL Iv. ayy P p I NUNN BUSH SHOES STYLE PARK HATS VAN HUESEN SHIRTS WESTMINISTER HOSE McGREGOR SPORTSWEAR MAYO ARCADE ASHLAND KENTUCKY FOR THE FUTURE BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS AND SAVE AT THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF ASHLAND The Fnendly Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ASH LAND YOUTH OUR PROMISE IN THE WORLD OF TOMORROW HARRY LEE EDWARDS UNIT 3l67 LADIES AUXIL ARY Io The Veterans of Foreign Wars COMPLIMENTS OF Z W I C K' S RECORDS AND EVERYTHING MUSICAL DEDICATED TO THOSE WHO SERVED AMERICAN IEGION AUXILIARY CLARENCE FIELD UNIT No 76 MORIARTY'S ESTABLISHED I900 AsI1Iand's Oldest Furniture Store RETAIL DEALERS IN FURNITURE, APPLIANCES AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS 108 ,' ' YouNGoALE's MEN's snor . . . 1 I 'rhe Class of I947 SANDY VALLEY GRUCERY COMPANY INC. 1309 Greenup Avenue W J PATRICK Manager Congra'rula+ions 'ro AMBULANCE SERVICE AND FUNERAL SERVICE LAZ EA R FUNERAL HOME I632 Ceniral Avenue Phone 50 ERNIE DANIELS SERVICE STATION OD GU AND OX G I8th Sireet and Winchester Avenue P ar' 4 stay aI y FI Jn O 'nc CAL E N DAR Hurtngton Central game ccI u v x scmes cr I ay rg cvs o ca s cvt s' ur E 0 a I um gem s tcm ac 5 'r a S 'nat u 'I nz In v r 4 Th Dewar u z: ts DontTaIr My Pen L CG IAHS 1 W ev s on I3 aks S ud nt bcoy n uss tcr ght u H pm W U3 u aus E s Is oy uc nes y prcgraww ID whIh 'd War fn n 5 d 110 HELFRICPIS SHOESAND Hosmnv I440 Wnnchester Ave Ashland Ky PHONE 90 ESTABLISHED l902 COM PLIMENTS OF HENRY CLAY HOTEL Ashland Kentucky G O L F N O - N A S I Ja I. Zl- I 5 I . J .. 2 -Sch 's out ntQI Ict t . I-Iuvah. The teachers Ida S7 'I rwcrt 'dl Ja1.25-Rep :evo . Ughl Claire Ch ch -5 new dwtcf 1' H-LI-3 Gazette. I Ja . 28-Irv: f-G cu' I Q I Ight. aI. 3 -Ra pre 'a I prgscntcd by the Ro, Ihgta. Suvii SI Ice css PhI-Data. rd 5 ' CI bs. Ja-. 3l-Ic :ats am: opkatcd by the I C Ilyg y II c cc ts 521s 7. e D' ': CI In rcsen C ny. E-gb. 3-Jed C a:I: owserts a check to Mr. Re Q bahahf :I thc ba d hc the Key Cub. E-QD, 5-Mn W. L. S-Qavvs s II: to the t Q C s.a cs 5 C-2 ths 5 S2552 WI,.gk. FEE, W-Tyvzat-P -,I ga -g I . R th chan, 'sdar' if Thxa C o. r:'-,sais ih-z bafo th SIOO chunk. EIQD. IC-Theta Cub gyas 5 ' IQ' Mu EIISS 53162. I3-gb. II-Mx Vfdtc' J. H35 al spa ' tc thf tud-rt 3 ' J tI1 :-.'a':f:, I I:-ib. I2-Chgwz' C ' an ESSQVWLJI II ' I: Ihcy s'I.s'3't a 'GEL ' fC'i' if IXf:'I II suvvwzc I: n mc -1 Middle tutes Concrete Company lncorparated READY MIXED CONCRETE AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES TELEPHONE 3450 P O BOX I07l ASHLAND KENTUCKY SUN CUT RATE DRUGS WHERE SPENDING IS SAVING 20 I6tI'1S'c P 2 LITTERALS BEAUTY SHOP W H DICK LAUNDRY IOSSELSON INSURANCE AGENCY GEVEDON REALTY COMPANY HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE S E SCOTTY ROBERTS COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF I I3tI'1 Street Ph Compliments to '47 0 reef I1 804 Greenup Ave. Ph Frank I. JosseIson-Insurance of Ever Kind E -BORROW, BUY, SELL, INSURE- TI'1rougI'1 the Friendliest Service Offered 832 WINCHESTER AVE. PHO 20I Arcade-R E A L T O R S-Phone 284 BEST WISHES TO 47 GRADS STAR MEN S AND BOYS SHOP I C Y MODERNISTIC BEAUTY SALON Room 2I6 ZIB Mayo Arcade Phone 3I I2 DELPHA KEETON ETHEL R BROWN C Mar Mar assuvbIy BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF I947 ASHLAND FURNITURE COMPAPNY Mar Mar Mar Mar pbcII C BIG CAL E N DAR ss D rc r' Fc s y pay Huw rw est snows cy rua unc Ho Cs rw ar- c dy IS ass rn cv arrIucI sp akcr mb s Stu an Ccunc take cvcr e C y QIICGIS sp aIc tc tIw asscm cg s Bblc study speak r Tor to a AsIIIaPd Tomcats pIay St Xavmr A moton pcturc s shown at I2 I5 asscmbIy s cSuy cacrspcas Hcvor Soc Cty taps new m mbcrs Sophomore Hcrpcrcovm p tu cs a c taken BbIc Study speaker s Dr Arwlle Whc Ic Kem Club wms Club tournament m t ponsor I sI'1 Jaclm Hanson and CI1arcs cn and A pan st pays before the asscmbIy THE PLACE TO GO FOR THE BRANDS YOU KNOW STECKLER'S ongrafu Clfl0I'l5 fo CAQ CKHL55 0 STEELE S PHARMACY redcnlafzon eciagzi fri Wnnchesier at Fifteenth P CORNER OF 16TH STREET AT WINCHESTER AVENUE 112 Pb. I3-TF-' Sw or CIa rcsrts THQ Da It w. IIIcs. I I4wS:. V53-rw.: Da . Tcnwcats I I tI gzcn E .fwgm ' Pub. I5-s,.If.IwaII BaI cred I HUC An I W had ' zafvtwa. J:-' SICP-3 and J IIOIOOR wcvq dw .3 Kmg Id I Q ff . Fab. I7-Mr. NQIscrI SabInI presents a concert In ass-:mbIy. Feb. 20-B-bl stu ' IIQId at 1215 Q buy. R . 5 ur' s tb Q . Fab, 22-Mc er of the d t II th It jcycrfrwcft. CITY I' Q e bIy. Feb. 26hKaII V QI Q d y. F b. 28- I . V . . - .4- I I I I . . . 5-Rey. C. E. I-IawIcIrI, BIbI t CI sp' It , Ii to Mar. 7- I i C . I IO- I. I lc r r . . I2-' I 5 . ' C r. . I3- ' . . I4-S 3 C s S rl Mg. 'Q I I I que lung. Maf. I9- I I I . f . fy - I a a 6000 ILEAN Rl fRf.4 lION 0 lla gnfcre jam, y BILLIARDS Trl States flnest recreatronal pocket and carom brlllards center for Dad and Mother Srster and Brother Meet your famrly and your friends Enyoy relaxatron and frrendly competrtron BOWLING boys and to ladres and gentlemen Our Brunswick alleys are consrdered among the best ln the Trl State Bowl and stay young lnstructlons for begmners KAELIN S RATHSKELLER The frnest foods and fountam speclaltres where qualrty lowest prrces and excellent servlce prevarl For fwenfy years we have conhnued fo enyoy fhe good will of flue people of Ashland and the Trl Sfafe ll,llE'l'35,c!lff'lElll9llul'lEY 3 r ' America's fastest growing sport is availableato girls and , n To the Graduate of 47 Our Hearty Congratulations And Best Wrshes For Success VOGEL BIRCH INC Ashland Kentucky SPECIALISTS IN SERVING PROGRESSIVE DEALERS INDUSTRIES INSTITUTIONS AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS CAL E N DAR SI fly ROTC p I3 Y CITY PROPERTY AND FARMS Compliments of Busmess Property and Rentals CAROLINA LUMBER f.,fPfFfE ECN COMPANY 0 d Sucessors to CrystaI Lumber Company Compliments of the CHIMNEY CORNER BUILD ANYTHING 24TH AND CARTER AVENUE 333 lbth Street ASHLAND, KENTUCKY ASHLAND, KENTUCKY PHQNE 68 I14 ' YI ur'II Itutztzwd s Bbw III sr'fI-. ' ,. 7 ---Sw Efrsv--tba Tfuwafrft Lu-rg rg. I If s,-. 251-In' . E. :.E--if-.af we Bbw sway, Ny. PT- Ttwta CIIILJ ard ,Q Y-T-ivg A n Swm'-:If I in Inc b I t In Il t f I , Asn 5- Evsrmg '-4 E., f fr I E. H.-my may BaII Roco. I A , II---IJ' Lf- Anrua' Staff pry' I nt 'tk C','f.,g5 CIwarI ADL I2f . . , , rrxscwts the annuaI mrlrtary baII at thc H y CIay Bai' Room. Apr, 23-Mus: cIasscs pc Q t TM F t 2 T:I.3'.' I I A ', 25--Swrvf-, CIE prvscnts Ma dr n PCI-LS. gym. Apr. 30--CIubs 'ncct tcday. May 2----Svnrcrrs pvvsvnt Sumcr PIa , Whqat A L-IQI 401 I r e ionaI Arts uiIcIing PI-I ne 6OI AsI1Ian , Kentucky I XX 4-T7 WVR R I-I. Managers seem downcast, dorft they? 2. Brr-CoId weather. 3. SQIICQI s cut. R Il-I. Legs Wrshard. 2. WHat's so irwtercstrg? 3. Up he goes. 4. Dont Icck so sad, Thfgtas. R III-I. 'Jo and Barn.' 2. OI? we go tc CIvarIeston. 3, Stcpprng Imgh, 4. HoIdrrrg Irards?? 5. Afraid sIwII get away, BII7 6 H Socrety Tapp ng. ASHLAND HATCHERY The Farmer's Sfore FOR GOOD CHICKS AND A COMPLETE LINE OF FARM SUPPLIES I20-24 IbTH STREET PHONE 449 ISTH AND WINCHESTER ASHLAND, KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '47 ASHLAND SCHDOL OF COMMERCE Business Courses of College Grade Successful Placement Service 115 w S 4, 331,11 19 QMZZQO D ii. lf - fl-I' X! pcxths of pleasure when your car is pow- ered with ASHLAND Flying Octanes. AYS ARE HAPPY WAYS with rid W l'I'IlYl '- Hrlli k j ti fzrwzf' affnfrff I 1 1 Q Refined in Kentucky, in one of Americcfs most modern refineries. Kentuclcy's picturesque roads are truly ,f-Q N X X GT 5 ASHLAND OIL 8: REFINING COMPANY- INCORPORATED .Ilona Ollicez Ashland, Kentucky 116 i THE BARNEY WILLIAMS CO. Distributors of GENUINE MCQUAY-NORRIS REPLACEMENT PARTS Largesf and Besf EquIpped AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP ln The Trl Sfafe Region CRANKSHAFT REGRINDING PISTON GRINDING CYLINDER RE-BORING PIN FITTING CONNECTING ROD AND MAIN BEARING SERVICE FOR CARS-TRUCKS TRACTORS Phone 3392 2I3 I4th Street Ashland Kentucky MASTER AMUSEMENT C0 NEW RECORDS-USED RECORDS JUKE BOXES FOR RENT Used Records Flve for One Dollar IOES FAMOUS RESTAURANT h St ASHLAND KENTUCKY CompIIments of B R O O K S W E L L S COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER RATLIFF FURNITURE COMPANY MEYERS DRUGS L O H R S THE BIKE SHOP L CHILDREN s WHEEL Gooos SKATES CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER L E HOBBY SUPPLIES AIRPLANES BOATS RAILROADS Phone 880 2 I57 WInchester Ave II7 I I . 70I I3t rect Route 60 205 ISth Snug Ashland, Kzntuchy I B I C Y C E S S A S - S E R V I C E E C ERNEST MONTAGUE EALTOR CAL LAMBERT SHOE STORE ARTIS MAYTAG COMPANY POLL TT REALTY REALTORS-LOANS BROKERAGE INSURANCE THE ASHLAND OME TELEPHONE COMPANY I6 St d HOPE LAUNDERERS AND CLEANERS F U R R I E R S CERTIFIED COLD STORAGE FUR REPAIRING AND CLEANING ASK F IMPERIAL ICE CREAM PHONE 265 ASHLAND. KENTUCKY I N S U R R S Compliments of R S - 330 Fifteenth Street Ashland, Kc T H E I C O. H Ph 935 3I7- th I: A hl K O R KELLYS STOKELYS FAMOUS FINEST FLOUR VEGETABLES KITCHEN WHITT 81 COMPANY WHOLESALE GRUCERS PHONE 97 + ASHLAND KENTUCKY + 1 lncorporafed + + jreedom 0!Ol0l00rfunifg . . . . . .the finest educational system in the world is offered to American Youth. Giving freedom of opportunity, it asks only that you further the American Way of Life in your generation. America has proven that freedom of opportunity and private initiative are an unbeatable combination in obtaining the best results. As a privately owned, business managed electric company, we are proud of our small contribution in maintaining the American freedoms for your future. Kentucky uml West Wrginia Power C ampan y INCQRPORATED VJ K .. nf ef Y. -f I GX f STOP AT THE PRICHARD RESTAURANT TRI STATES MOST POPULAR EATING PLACE R H PRICHARD O a d M g WURTS BROS INC GENERAL TIRES AND TUBES PEPPER GASOLINES DODGE PLYMOUTH AUTOS DODGE TRUCKS 224 SEVENTEENTH STREET TUSSEY BROTHERS ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK Ashland Kenfuclry W H I T E S W A N LAUNDERERS DRY CLEANERS Drnve In Service Save I5 Cash and Carry PHONE 27I G C MURPHY COMPANY ASHLANDS LEADING STORE Headquarters for all School Apparel and Classroom Supplnes ASHLAND S AMUSEMENT CENTER PARAMOUNT THEATRE Showmg World s Fmest Puctures FOX MGM WARNER RKO I2 sl s UT , wner n ana 455 29TH STREET PHONE 998 of? 0 I . , . . I MOKAS'S RESTAURANT Where the '47 Class Loafecl SANDWICHES AND SOFT DRINKS 224 SIXTEENTH STREET Complrments of MOORE S EVERYTHING THATS GOOD TO EAT PHONES 752 153 29TH AND NEWMAN Fannrn Glass and Parnt Company ASHLANDS ORIGINAL MARKET Everythrng Good to Eat PHONE bl 2I00 WINCHESTER AVENUE PHONE 2462 23 MAYO ARCADE The way io a lovely complexron and natural beauiy rn your make up COURTESY DEMONSTRATIONS I22 H O U S E R'S QUALITY CLOTHES Pedigree Hats-Thom . McAn Shoes A YOUNG MAN'S STORE FEATURING STYLE AT REASONABLE PRICES l532 Greenup Avenue TH POLANS HOUSE OF LUCKY WEDDIN RINGS ASHLAND KENTUCKY May May May May May May May May May May 3I CAL E N DAR o lbtalcsoeRadoStatonWCMlfofeo C ese n A H S aud to ee cm or e E 92 E' TC a nual 5 ec o held at Cen a a Tomcats pl y Catlettsbu 9 at C ntal Pal: Tomcats g to Hunt ngto to play Ce t I ca Q AHS t I O CI a muse I I E I o s 6-R Cu evr i I ....rivhurs 8-AJ. . pr nts Harr'no y Hall in . .. I rium I 9-Jrs. glve a lr Pr 'I th Seniors. ' IO-Te n a ienic was held at the Y. I2-R.O.. . n In p tl n is tr I P rlr. I3- a 1 Q r r I6- o I n n ra . May Zle-Senlcr Class Day program Is presented in assembly. 25-Ba c lauvate Serv?ce Is held In , . .Gym H I I H May 27-Semcrs tale slrlp day at Coney Island. 29-Senfcrs gradua e a C mmeneement. WRc ub D nee, Don Burns Band will Furnish the I GOLDEN DREAM COFFEE A FAVORITE BLEND FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS GOLDEN DREAM FOOD CORPORATION N C O R P O R A T ASHLAND KENTUCKY Compliments of HOWARD J. BILLICK IEWELER DIAMONDS WATCHES I506 WINCHESTER AVENUE ASHLAND KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS MILLER FUNERAL HOME When You Need an Ambulance QuIcIc P H O N E 4 2 5 C A R R O L L OFFICE EQUIPMENT EVERY OFFICE REQUIREMENT Sfahonery Greeilng Cards Guft Ifems ASHLANDS OWN STATIONERY STORE W I1 I Ashl d ku Ly SAY IT WITH FLOWERS REX BINGHAM FLORIST COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF PLAYHOUSE SPORTS-NEWS-BILLIARDS aouz WINCHESTER AVENUE PHONE 345 QL'-'E OLWAN JOE QUEEN ASHLAND KENTUCKY 123 I E D 47 I436 inc es er Avenue K 2I9 an en c WHITEHURST PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY BEGIN YOUNG Early in Iife is the time to start your Savings Account. A First Federal Savings Account is an Insured Account. 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