Ballard Memorial High School - Bomb Yearbook (Barlow, KY)

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ARTHUR EARL ADAMS He believes contentment is better than wisdom. JAMES GREGORY ARTERBURN I may not be handsome, but I declare I have a distinguished look. MICHAEL KENT ADAMS Whenever I feel the urge to exercise coming on, I lie down until it passes over. JANICE CAROL ARIVETT She is gentle; she is shy; but there's mischief in her eye. JO ANN AUSENBAUGH Hers is a big heart always wishing to do right and be a friend to everyone. DAVID SPENCER AYCOCK He is an easy-going, good-natured fellow who can if he will. 16

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 by Dotty Jones CLASS OF 1960 The following eighteen pages picture Ballard Memorial's largest graduating class. Four years ago when we entered as freshmen, we numbered one hundred eighty-six. Now as seniors, there are one hundred ten hopeful, aspiring candidates for those much-coveted diplomas with all the honors, rights, and privileges they signify. We like to think our record for accomplishments equals our record for size. The title Most Popular Girl has been won by a member of our class three successive years, and one of our cheerleaders was recently elected for the fourth time. Leadership ability is also much in evidence among us. Currently, we can boast of fifteen presidents of various organizations; our class president, who is serving his fourth year in that office, deserves much credit for his diligent and competent guidance. Musically talented, a number of our group have made significant contributions to the school's program. At present one of our able senior girls helps direct the A Cappella Choir. Never lacking in scholarship or salesmanship ability our class has had one member to pass the Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test and others to make very high scores; we can also feel proud of our recent record for magazine sales, which totaled eighteen hundred dollars. We shall always cherish our memories of Ballard Memorial and look back on these days of study and fun as the happiest of our lives. Hoping the Class of 1960 has contributed something of permanence and worth that will make us stand out in the annals of Ballard Memorial High School, we bid our alma mater farewell. IS

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DONNIE BATTS He started to sing as he tackled the thing that couldn't be done — and he did it. JIM BROOKING Whatever he does is done with much ease. BETTY JO BLANKENSHIP She has a pleasant smile for everyone. WILLIAM FRANK BERRY If having fun were a crime. Bill would be serving a life sentence. ROBERT EARL BRUNSON From the crown of his head to the sole of his feet he is all mirth. TOM BROOKING He who invented work should have finished it. 17