Bardstown High School - Memories Yearbook (Bardstown, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1948 volume:

MEMORIES PUBLISHED BY CLASS OF I948 BARDSTDWN HIGH SCHOCL C QQ hQv Q : l QQMQX QWAX BARDSTCWN KY 'Q J 74 X3 - ' -fx 'f Tf - HQ X! 'G' 2,3 M .-F-., :ZA Q 1 ,I EJ 5 4 'E S F - 'F A A EA? 1 :Su ,, , 4' if ,AQ 1 f5..' 'Im XQAQGWY I 24 P' A , O I zetzaqeeot xx HMT I0 N com xu I1 Inu om M TW mm L5 LU Q 1 Q vm, rmfc N Q Thou I1 11 oo L Ca The fufum to US L v not f wr lv t AS wg Suk THQ Sllvu Immg worms wall Irght our ww And THC sun will keep on hmmg beaming thrfmqh Hu dulkbt dm Teadwcrs cluismwfcs wxll mmmd Of our I'1 zrdshlps and our QSQ As we slowly Tum the pm lf'11+1VS book of MEMORIES 2 NO f 1 gr'.ulLaJY', my mmirwgg. S . f' sCHO'vH'd1ir f BLM My rv ' ur' ' .J 1.:w'n1 AV ' 'I ' wi 'rw HJC? rtmm! Some arc pfuasgmfi Soma' Lxppnlfng Ani gl l 'gh Sch I iqww Maw Hui H f 'I . fall ng DO .c. , L1 rendu Jimuuiw 3 S I 1 N K- 7 H Aj' R' ' 'ff 1 f. . A K D H - K', N - l in I Lk CS W 'Q 1 4.19- , ff, p 55' .ff f fd 1 'l'V'f ry iz'-4 '4' I ' IAEHW 9:9-x ' F ' 4, I 4. .A A -. 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Q r fl . , E , 4 'A . 1 -.M , , - ' -I-I' 1 - .J 2 'Nr . 4? 4 SJ' 4 1 N -if ' ,A J. E L ' 'f:,-,f,, A L.L , ' ' J,: 1 ,:.1,.:f . r ' ' bi ff: ,gm -I f, as-AM... 5 Q , . L: -M44-. ,-. 1 , , E , , ,. , , , 5 , . H , ... . ,.4 fy ., l k : J ' , . , 1 - I ' - ' , ' ' ' wwf 1 ' QM ..4,' - , I I We deducate thus the 1948 edntuoh of MEMORIES to Mrs Catherme C Nuchols who has so fauthtully guuded us through the past two years as our sponsor and advisor and to whom we owe that vvhuch can be pasd only nn thoughts and deeds As we realuze thus more fully whsle time rolls by may we en deavor to prove our gratutude 4 r , . . v 1514 S ,J SIC? GE 0 X XX f4 du0W Mr Henry Muir Chairman gddftddfg when ff 1 FL Mr Frank Wilson Vice-Chairman Mr T W Samuels Mr W J McGill Mr Ernest Fulton Y l l l ' U Mr. W. D. Chilton Superintendent lOn Leave of Absence? a Mr HenryT Cooper Actnng Superuntendenf Mrs CafhcrmeG Nlchols Pruncrpal 7 Mrss Leora Muller Librarian Mr James Graham Socual Scmermce Mrs Esfher Runyan Mr Donvan Darnell Mr Earl Houchrn COmrY12rC2 Industrial Arts Scuence Mr A B Foster Mathematucs 'IP pu.--AQ Mrs Lucrlle Jouett Home Economncs B Mrss Emlly Hall Muss Eluzabeth Nuchols Mrs James Broaddus 6th Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade Mrs Nrxon Clarkson Mrs S R Marshall Mrs Lucy Wells Sth Grade Grade Prmcupal lst Grade Kmdergarten Mrs W R Gentry Mrs Elrzabeth Vaugn Mlss Hazel Moseley lst Grade 2nd Grade 2nd Grade 9 1 aa Q 4 ff 1 M g e ff ,.f7 Mrs Pearl Tuttle f J ez Menah Mrs Marne Hubbard Mass In 10 I Af' A gl - -'Sri 4','1-f 1 D -,. -:V -If Af '-41-' ,,-f ' , . ,W ,Y,f , -ul' . 'f 1 X 1 . . . We ' ZZ Mr M L Major Mlss Jean Muller Secretary Mr Frank Watts Custoduan of School and Grounds H Att-endiance Officer aftqf 556 Q 22' . O, T N , l C . , A - E I 'mx A T E X -. V' ' 5 Q A. 'Y - l 'W'-Q. X SENIORS ON FRONT STEP OF MORRISON HALL TRANSYLVANIA COLLEGE LEXINGTON KENTUCKY NOVEMBER 21 1947 12 A NW af ITQX .Q- A x :N .N .X- x x y H M. -- kk 1.41 , 7. 1' 9 'Bu ,ns - A W sz, 'J sh ' n ' 1. Kutty Edltor Dotty Assocuate Edutor Jenny Feature Editor Cecnl Assistant Feature Editor 14 Hamm! Alves Busmess Manager 'XX Sammle Assistant Advertlslng Manager James Assnstant Busmess Manager Ina Fay Adverhsnng Manager Nick Sports Edutor Bemud Subscrlphon Manager Wren Art Editor 15 BERNARD RITCHIE President Basketball Team 46 47 Class Presudent 47 48 Annual Staff 47 48 Ufbkcma ta: kj, E' JAMES PARROTT Secretary Wlldllte Club 45 48 Annual Staff 47 48 INA FAY SUTHERLAND Vace Presldent FHA 44 46 Vnce President 46 48 Annual Staff 47 48 Tnger Tnmes Staff 47 48 BETTY DOBBS Treasurer F H A 44 46 Class Treasurer 47 48 Tlger Tsmes Staff 47 48 CECIL MAJOR Chaplain Entered from Boston 46 47 Class Secretary 46 47 Class Chaplaun 47 48 Annual Staff 47 48 Basketball Team 43 48 Baseball Team 44 48 l6 l - . 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I Bula, In x Wildlife Club. 44-45 Class Secretary, 44-45-47-48 il , g SAMMIE BARNES Wlldllfe Club 46 48 Basketball Team 46 4 Annual Staff 47 48 KATHRYN BLANCHETT Member F H A 44 47 President F H A 47 48 Annual lfdutor 47 48 Feature Fdlfor Tlger Txrnes 47 48 Parllamenfarlan F H A 46 47 Chaplann Junxor Class 46 47 JAMES COOMES Basketball 46 47 Vice Pres Wnldlnfe Club 47 48 DOROTHY DUCAN F H A Member 44 48 Class Vice Presndent 45 46 Presldent F H A 46 47 Busuness Manager Tuger Trmes 47 48 Co Edltor Annual 47 48 DA R Representahve 47 48 ' F - 7 Wildlife Cflub,-45-48 ALICE CENTRY Member F H A 44 D amber F H A l Claes Treasurer 49 Treasurer F H A 46 47 Asmstwnt Eclllor Tiger Tlme 46 47 u Cen Q Attcmlmt 46 -l7 E :tor Tlgcr Txmes l JB Busunexs M1 Cbrerlt Nlcr l7 48 Trcasurar F H A l7 48 SARA Member F H A 44 47 Hlstorlwrw F H A 46 47 H CREER PAUL HAYES Entered from Wllllsburg 47 48 Basketball Team 47 48 Baseball Team 47 48 Presvdent Wlldllfe Club 47 HUG Entered from Bloomfield 47 48 Bloomfield Football, 46 47 V Pres Soph Class lBloomfueldl, 45 46 V Pres Freshman Class lBloomfu I e dl, 44 45 Baseball, 47 48 M1 , 7 A f-54-16 ., ', F-46 Q ' K v . cl 'f' ' , - 7-w ' .Hager Annual, 47-48 ' ' , -48 H KIRSCH Q FRANCIS MORGAN l-lodg nvulle Enters d from 4 8 ln Club at ber of Cpwm 4 Mem l-lo gQf'lVlllC l PARROTT KATHLEEN F l-l A 14 47 48 Member Tiger Tnmes Stuff 46 OBY LEON R Basketball Team 44 48 Baseball Team 45 48 Wlldlufe Club 47 48 Sports Edutor Tlger Tames 47 48 NORMA ROBY A 44 48 Member F H Cosslp Edntor Tnger Tnmes 47 48 7-4 K ' fl f -if 7 WREN WALTERS Annual Staff, 47-48 Tiger T' :mes Staff, 47-48 Wlldlife Club, 45'-38 HUBERT WHITAKER Entered from Male, 44-46 Basketball Team, 46-47 Baseball Team, 46-47 Wildlife Club 46 48 NIXON WILSON Entered from Male 46 47 Class Presldent 46 47 Basketball Team 46 48 Baseball Team 46 48 Annual Staff 47 48 Wildlife Club 46 48 VIRGINIA WOOD Cheerleader 44 47 Class Reporter 44 47 Member F H A 44 47 Queen s A ttendant 45 47 Songleader F H A A 47 48 ssnstant Edutor Tnger Times 47 48 Feature Edutor Annual Staff 47 48 , - , - , - I - ' - ' - , - , .. A . . ., - , ' - . . ., - v Q JOHN E ADAMS 1Veferan Graduating wuth Class? RITCHIE JR ELMER BROOKS IVeteran Craduatmg with Class? MRS KATHLEEN SNIDER Qi' 7 From left to nght Fnrst Row Sarah Catherme Greer Kathleen Snrder Aluce Centry Betty Dobbs Frances Morgan Vxrgunua Wood Ina Fay Sutherland Dorothy Dugan Thrrd Row Nuxon Wxlson Paul Hayes James Coomes Leon Roby Hubert Whxtaker Bernard Rttchle Kathleen Parrott Samuel Barnes 22 Second Row: James Parrott, Cecil Major, Hugh Kirsch, Norma Roby, Kathryn Blanchett, Q 3. 4 K ff! J rf K l Q 51 4 W -3 I From left to right: Front Row: Priscilla Brown, Pat Neblett, Tyler Whitehouse, James Graham lteacherl, Bill Sympson, Mary Ann Beam, William Parrott. Second Row: Polly Pendergrass, Peggy Lewis, Mary Gutherie, Mary Yewell, Evart Duvall, Keith Hatfield. Third Row: Bobby Brown, Johnny Adams. l A 24 8 ,.Jln1W' F41 SIRI ill Xl 3'-N1 nw-xg w hn4 From left to rnght Fnrst Row Volunda McDowell Norman Smuth lsaac Greer A B Foster lteacherl Henry Sutherland Ben Stilwell Bully Ray Sparrow Second Row Valla Hatfleld Naomu Summutt Maruanne Wilson Duana Hatfield Mary Bull Coomes Nancy Bush Third Row Betty Yewell Ruth Hayes Betty Coffey Yvonne Calluen Rudolph Hayden Ken neth Keuth Fourth Row Joe Oakley Frankae Searcy Billy Sprngg Charles Meyer Bully Chulton Wxllnam Seay f Fnfth Row Edgar Callaen Bully Brown John Creenwell 25 ' From left to nght Flrst Row Joann Sparrow Betty Parrott George Clayton Donovan Darnell lteacherl Carol Muller Francis Bush Second Row Eumce Hagan Betty Lane Roby Dorotny Stewart Clara Pyle Barbara Vlrgun Mack Rlchardson James Case Third Row C T Crume Reguna Marshall Roberta Ballard Mnnme Lewis Barbara Royalty Joe Smith Kenneth Rvley Fourth Row Joyce Lewus Owen Talbott Mary Alma MCCIII Bxlly Peed From left to nght First Row Shurley Roby Mlldred Cuthrne Ernest Turner Earl l-louchm lteacherl Thelma Riley Bully Nalley Kitty Sprugg Second Row Edward Case Bully McCar1less Embry Abel Charles Elston Bully Davenport Mildred Moss 27 U , X A - ll jf, I E From left to rlght Flrst Row Lloyd Meyer Ann Penn Hardy Donald Dobbs Barbara Muller Esther Runyan lteacherl Charles Monroe Kenneth Falls Bobby Janes Second Row Floyd Summutt Robert Walters Betty Srsco Morgan Yewell Betty Enlow lone Baker Marcell Ehlers Carolyn Barnes Third Row C J Surnmntt Hugh Mattungly 28 lg 5 .I Q 7' V' Cr r- x. - A Q F' ,W ,sf W vows N mid From left to nght Fursr Row Letha Durban Mary Nalley Nancy Smuth Eva Roark Second Row Paul Ramsey Norman Pash Jerry Hutchuns Thlrd Row Moody Vuttntoe Patsy Karp Donald Greer Marvln Hardy Fourth Row Helen Blvens Sue DeSpaan Sam McCanless Flffh Row Eluzabeth Case Wrllanna Barnes Betty Avus James Pyles James Hlcks Slxth Row Stafford Morgan Patrncna Adams Shurley Rnley Ernest l-lardnn Seventh Row Margaret Fowler Beulah Taylor At Board Bull Beam Wllllam Burba Joanna Pettit Sarah Broaddus Phyllrs York Oletta Par rush Juanita Creenwell lTeacher Mnss Emily Halll 29 J A I I . , X rt , L, ' Qi, . , . , . . , , . ' u v u - . . . , - . , . . . . , , , . . , . - , - - , , , . From left to right: First Row: Sandra Dempsey, Leo Hall, Sam Coomes, Thomas Coulter, Martha Self. Second Row: Donald Pyle, Mickey Miller, Billy Snider, Thomas Burdette, Francis Auberry, Charles Jordan, John Hammond. Third Row: Randell Burba, Andrew Nichols, Billy Janes, Linda Weber, Shirley Ice, Paul Moss. Fourth Row: John Hardin, James Nalley, Betty Stewart, Mina Yewell, Sally Riley, Mary Allen Craven. lTcacher-Mrs. Nixon Clarksonl. 30 11. .3 - ,af .aff .uf -'Q' ml? ,,--av' 415:-71, Afl- From left to right First Row Carolyn Gibson John Pyle Paul Holt Glenn Caudill Second Row Barbara Hahn Mabel Nally Carolyn Allender Third Row: Billy Guthrie Louise Durbin, Susan Karp, Karen Abell. Fourth Row: Jo-Ann Dobbs Billy Farnsworth Barbara Enlow Charles Hart. Fifth Row: Shirley Farnsworth Ronny Bohn Jerry Coomes. Sixth Row: Beverly Goff Charles Davenport Gerald Avis. Around Wall: W. J. Case Keith Nally Deanna Runyan Joyce Ramsey Mrs. Mary Broaddus lteacherl Fern Coulter Janie Summitt. George Nally--omitted at extreme left. 31 I i g 51557. Q ,L me Teacher Miss Elizabeth Nichols Billy Ballard Shirley Morrow Paul Bennett John Nally Betty Burba Carolyn Pash Carlos Case Delores Case Philip Crurne Joe Curtsinger William Curtsinger Bessie Durrett Charmaine Hahn Mary Haydon Susan Hughes Doris Johnson Doris Kidwell Arthur Monroe Donald Ramsey Michael Rhodes Claranda Riley Margaret Riley J. L. Ritchie Ann Searcy Bobby Simpson Darlene Snider Alice Sparrow Cherry Weakley Ada White Gordon Williamson 0 dw? :wie , . .,. I. aa'-.rf J , 1'-'Q 5, Qflf ff First Row--Alfred Seay, Kenny Smith, Judy Searcy, Fay Farnsworth, Owen Brown. Second Row-Kent Reed, David Karp, Charles Molyneaux, Scottie Colvin, Belle Fowler, Betty Ramsey, Betsy Scobie. Around Wall-Rose McClain, Shearer Hart, Sally DeSpain, Glenn Wilson,Douglas Hubbard, Ernest Coulter. lTeacher-Mrs. W. R. Gentry? llllllll llll I First Row-Kenny Simpson, Lily Kidwell, Junior Haydon, Eddie Ballard. Second Row-Donnie Nolley, Freddie Duvall, Charles Clemens, Elizabeth Coulter, and Walter Case, Third Row-Sarah Major, Joyce Burba, Alice O'Brien, Jerry Herr, Gerald Caudell. Fourth Row-Betty Curtsinger, Betty Craven, Fred Nally, and Priscilla Pash. . lSubstitute Teacher--Mrs. M. L. Majorl 34 E' L 'N Left TabIo+Mory Durbm Chorles Bnven Kenny Crody Benme Smuth Bully Johnson Noncy Samuels Sora Molyneoux Center Table--Glorlo Wullaomson Grant Fulkerson Anne Posh Buddy Posh Jummy Kork Jockfe Doyie Avo Langley Back Table-Joe Bohn Jean Ronchoert Phylhs Posh Potsy Hohn Phulup Posh Puerce Smnth Right Table--June Rout Ted Wclls Anne Greer CTeocher Mrs Lucy Walls? 35 O . 3 '-jr' 11,11 ' K' v ' if -L i. , - ,k V V i Q' -, H-' 1 ' ' , , , , -f. , S ' A . A , ' 5' I ,.- ,Mk H ' I at H ., lf, . - , , , ,, X ' 4 . -f f X .I ,. . ,, . I X- ,I I I Y . 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Bardstown Bumps St. Joelirlawa ' FiI1iSh 37 30 Keeps Clear Title augh in Overtime Bardstowns rampag1ngIIIT1ge ,L hlhonse Saves Game ff 1'lg0l'S Overcome Early the record stralght that t ey v Ea le Lead to Wm pume favorxtes to cop the 24' C g mer 11119 when they knotked B 0 S dv Basketball Tussle Joes Eagles 37 20 here S nlght It was the second v1 t agam W the season for H T Cooper T1 W nxng the bugh over the Eagles They wont gefg Pla l gers handed encounter 39 31 'th -Y Next I n he season 39 The bame was a1rt1ght tl Campbel S e Kentucky Ho the f1rst quarter whlch e At Fort ISV! 4' t Joe Su e count at 12 2111 and If sm KHOXP Tn 1.917883 to tar was B111 Pa that way unt11 m1dway of At F REGI1- D B31-dsto h a head short er1od when W1lly Parrot Wil 48 1 1 p thy, 01' ayers on the f oo Begi0n 0 Joe beate Joes defense W1 shCLQJ-IQ K C t e In from all pos1t1o 6th S S C Y Bard three t 15 4 st0 1m9S th wn bas ett?a55 fo Wiz Z-:1'Dr1sed ti Siva ltll the fourth qua al-I0 Dye 9 Bot S title ere 9 24th dl 1 test between the Cl B E mg ,LII SII-foe and thjafltlr ay nigiftded Johnny A a r ld ndenl- Sth egmnal me lgers mm nt High Schoo 0 C gg-esP0 9 flfrh e 9 couple of qUlCk goa ul-tex' Journal 0 County last' les have ygar U1 a row 1 the score at 8 all Ju ANHOPE C0 ln Nelson own 1 h 'ld 3 we1 aptufed dl thatt quarter and Dohe By IVAN ST of 3057 heard O t e aids nared 'Che Wlmg In :une Vlctohystncl ot from under the ba Q yowls the lan' Cogpef S C011 'ith th IS flfst for, Ea 34 3 9 deep g ated- from ch Harry l Ken uc 111 ga e Eagles yea' Of e gleb a 10 8 lead man 0a tra lu!!! me C 058 week end lie Bengals oteam South Cfdbrxa mnas rowd :xmas L by ers T me 10 fett 9 fma1 gym th E town Hands mEiimp10nS xney at 5 R stef m the othefrsrgg as m wah miatu T S d tolli' town b l SV ne fl 1 DTS CCOII 3:3 ferencen by Bafds wmpve Campsliels W 1:3 mu Um fer g no 1 op o e ds Ted Bards Lebaam thgggg gmlthiffgfaa anguggn w lax Robffsf Loss of Season m 19 beat rs 48 the 3 te and town panthe ln mmll Bardstowns V1 xt to the Glenda Sttimpt Eggtggnsee Eagdsibtxn ogicrgii pgiii 5 S End et the Ehzabethtown Par J' C ed d 3 seconds seml fmals wn foe St thfluer MCKUM R ov ls 2 .1 S home SOEIOWB totals 23 on e in tl Il S Bardsto 53 43 arlrwpbeuswue nther Pomts l-as f W of H 1, In 011 dams 3. S reng in we East Aeadwcked was 1 H' g tml' T1 V Il 6' E row C b .V 1, s E c d ot 'I'1gers Ed e amp C SYLeIIIf1.0us1gg3 here 53,1 6 lg A ll V msecutzvznanceg San 0 sta, Be llllllfl tlse thx d the Bards 55 .Year for wc-tory and was the 1ctte1s racked 1n a qulck 6 polnts 1 Ir Q0 atlon the wmm the 26th take o me of the games blggest lead Homecommg Observed By Tlgers Wlth 59 43 Wm Over Sprmgfleld Alded greatly by the Splrlt of the Homecommg crowd the wm struck basketeers of Bardstown H1 added the Sprmgfxeld Panthers to the1r 11st for the second tlme thxs vear Frxday mght by the comfortable scope of 59 43 The Homecommg feStlXltl9S emoyed a maJor boost through the presence of E A Dxddle basketball mentor for the Western State Teach ers College Bowlmg Green who e a few words to the crowd and then presented gold basketballs to and B dr members of the Tlger varsnty Vluexe Isea ese b sketballs were obtamed 'mgi through the efforts of the Bardstown .Ba 5 umm as a token of the1r esteem for ,al Uiisn 3 row the Purple and Gold squad and as an Pfimtslg to beat ard to the team for wmmng the and bf towering ra: 0 E'0als e Bar Schrei- edge Mbter 0115 Hr t QU pgym I0 e dsien 3 at W 'EJ D13 Paul H C 'ery 1m VINO1- ce D0 t :tm HQJOU Dick un i JO5ep t F and D1C, 91' Les C a d t the mt the Panthers clawed back st1 cunt a scorl d A went out ahea B no Pace Wllts Hrdstown VlSlt0rS ras a thrllle Show and dos. n me no IH a despera tel' Being' Eve t futlle effort to break the dear For rrh n k ne ther outflt could outscox ree Qll3l't9l'S other the game endlng offxcxall or thre a deadlock 33 33 Cagers 54. 401:29 9 Quarters B II Maj y School cagers mugm jtlldstown I-hgh In that fourth quarter Bards van Meteg lel Rob ffered a MaJo1 loss due to Cec gn 9 Majoxs second ankle 1nJury 4 Bardstown Rlpsaut wig? e year The loss seemed to brea Knox ae Tlgers grxp and the Panthe1 gfarnpbellsvllle sace :gs in away wuth them m the overtrm I e ttm for 8 kxlhng talhes agam 0 ad Conferencele e Purple and Golds smgle tall Bardstowns hard drivmg Tlger 1nal horn caught Bardstown 1 Cats contlnued thexr second victory ed by 7 P0ll'1tS 41 34 3914 Of the Year by UDPIHS P8111 e agam VanMeter proved tl 0 . .-. 9 u..1.u,uI:--shui B YY I A . , ' . 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Crume, Jr. Second Row: Frankie Searcy, John Adams, Evart Duvall, Leon Roby, Paul Hayes, Owen Talbott Third Row: Ben Stilwell, William Parrott, Hugh Kirsch, Earl Houchin lCoachJ, Cecil Major Nick Wilson, Bill Chilton. 40 Opponent 51 Charles Sf Augustlne Sbepberdsvllle Lebanon Sf Augustine Fort Knox Sf Joe Kavanaugb Hodgenvllle Spnngfueld Campbellsvmlle MT Washington Sf Joe Elnzabetbfown Glasgow Horse Cave Lebanon Campbellsvalle Bloomfield Kavanaugh Hodgenvnlle Glasgow Sprungfuelcl Bloomlleld Eluzabethtown Glasgow ST Joe El lZOlDCll'1l'OWIW Lebanon Jcf MI Wasblngfon Sprungfleld Sf Joe Sf Joe Campbellsvnlle Fort Knox S C K C TOURNEY DISTRICT TOURNAMENT REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 41 Our Score Thenr Score . .AY..eEe.YA..V..I.A...........,..I.I,,,,,.,..sI,.,........,..,.Is,,s,s 42 24 . ' ..II....V.,..II.II ,II.........I.,.....,. ...I,.,,...........V,,. 6 1 IO 1 ' A...AVII,, ............I....I.,.,,,.,,..s.,,,.........V,,I,ssss. 5 O 37 . 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Willie, who stands 5 feet 7 inches, maintained a guard position on the Bardstown squad for the entire season. He was by popular vote, king of the free-throw line, because of his uncanny accuracy at popping in the gratis shots. Willie boasts of 308 points for the year, the highest scorer among the Tigers, averaging ll points per game. One of BilI's greatest games was the first St. Joe Battle, when he racked in 2l points against the Eagles, and gave the Tigers their win edge. Truly a perfectionist in the making! J. Paul Hayes, Tiger man in the pivot slot, is a Senior this year, much to the regrets of Bards- town's basketball fans, J. Paul has been at Bardstown only one year, and merited a varsity po- sition from the very start. He scored l8O of the Tigers' points. His precision was unmatched al- together, for he out-rebounded and out-jumped nearly every man on every opposing net squad. J. Paul, 5 feet, llV2 inches tall, was a first-rate ball player in the 5. C. K. C. tournament, and easily earned a position on the all-tourney team. C-ood going, fellowl 42 'kit At the helm of the Bardstown battleship stood Cecil Paul Major, a senior and for the sec- ond time a varsity member. Wimpy, as Cecil is widely known, was the speed-demon of the Tiger quintet, for out-run- ning, out-maneuvering, and out- scoring every man he played against, seemed to be a habit with the boy. ln fact the 5 foot, 8 inch varsity guard found very few that could keep up with him? Major's drive and determined will and fight made him a favor- ite of many hardwood fans. His greatest honor was his well-de- served berth on the all-confer- ence teams in the S. C. K. C., District and Regional Tourneys. Do as well in college, Wimpyl Another toll mon nn foct-ot 6 feet V2 unch the second toll est on the teom wos John Adoms Tuger forword ond o regulor ploy er nn ony woy lmoglnoble John s by word wos consistency for he could olwoys be counted on nn ony gome the Tigers ployed A storter the flrst semester John olternoted wlth Duvoll an the second for the forword posltlon ute well o o stor er throughout the seoson He rocked IH l59 polnts for o good slice of the Tigers yeorly totol Most of Johns sconng wos of the one honded type for ne could push In the boll wuth hrs ever fonthful left hond from every corner Hrs spirited fught ond sportsmonshup were plolnly evident n ll h gomes ond os o Tnger forword Gnd o Tuger winner Johnny de serves oll hondshokes for o job well done Tollest mon on the Bordstown qunntet wos Leon Roby stond In 6 feet l snch Pockets Leon ls populorly known wos o forword os smooth ond os sure os the rest of has motes l-le hut l89 polnts for the yeor gnvung hum on overoge of 6 8 per gome Hrs outstondnng gome wos wrth out o doubt the fnnol gome of the seoson when the Tngers bottled rocked ln l8 of those 56 points to outscore every mon on the floor Has cool heod ond never tlrnng method of ploy couses hum to be remembered os one of the forwords of the wunnnng Tuger combrnotuon of T948 43 Though lnelngfble the fu st semester ond fnrst holf of the net seoson Evort Duvoll proved un thot second holf thot he wos deserving of o first rote posltuon on the Tnger fnve Becoming regulor mon dunng the seosonol rood trap to Glosgow ond Horse Cove he ployed oll oround clossy boll ond proved good has deod eye for the bosket Stondnng 6 posutaon ot the stort ond con tunued there to the end Slew foot us crednted wuth ll5 pounts for on 8 8 ove oge proof enough of hls constont ruppung of the net Duvoll Trger vorslty mon wos certounly o true bosketboll ortust In every woy Congrotulo tuons boy' . , . , .V , , ' Q , ' . GS , - . I . U . . . U . O ond proved o very relioble sub- E'toWn TO O 56-48 finish. l-600 feet toll, he received o forword stit os s t ' ' ' ' - . , ' . . I . - r I ' ' i o is - WHITEHOUSE WILSON ln reviewing the list of reserves in the Tiger line- up, the first man to catch our eye should be Tyler White- house. Always ready to play to win and always the same competent guard that he had been for the last two years, as a varsity man and as a J. V. member, he is a positive Tiger varsity player. His smooth work and accuracy at set-shots aided the regulars time and time again, and his long-to-be-remembered game-saving pivot from the quarter-line in the second Kavanaugh scrap confirmed the fact. His tally was scored with only two seconds re- maining in the regular time, and the Tigers grabbed the game in the overtime for a near miss of defeat. Also to be noted was his excellent floor game in the second Campbellsville match, indeed the best! Tyler is 5 feet 7 inches tall and scored 73 of the Tigers points this year Nice going boy keep it up next year' Without reserves a team has nothing, but Bards- town had plenty, in both regulars and reserves, as can be plainly seen in Nixon Wilson, smooth-working Tiger forward, dependable in every situation. Nixon held his own with the Tiger regulars at all times, and played many times with them during the regular season, scor- ing 27 points of the Tiger total. Playing a stellar class of ball for the Jay Vees he proved himself capable of handling the big stuff with a good showing in the regular Bardstown scheduled games. Nick is 5 feet ll inches tall, about the average height ofthe Tiger regu- lars, and in good standing on his own for his yearly record, The J, V. five certainly couldn't do without him, and neither could the varsity, thus making Wilson a handy man all the way around. A mark of the Bards- town squad was a good eye and a cool head and without these a man iust wasn t a true Tiger but Nick had all of these Congratulations Nick you did a good ob' BENNETT When fight was needed points to be scored and rebounds to be taken all the coach had to do was send in Bennett For Glenn s fight in hawking rebounds and slipping in a few tallies of his own were his personal tall man for a team so short Glenn stands 6 feet and used every inch of it on both offensive and defensive boards His sum total of the year was 27 points and his record on the J V squad is something to be admired Using weight where weight was needed also aided the 185 pound Tiger man and if the occasion demanded he used every ounce of it' Good playing Glenn' How about some more of the same next year? CHILTON A big part of the strength in the Tiger reserve line up was inserted by William Chilton playing almost any position required of him Bill showed class and style the whole year playing every game he played regulars Standing 5 feet ll inches he played heads up ball throughout the season and proved himself one of the best with his record with the Junior Varsity mem bers in their games Billy scored 31 points while serv ing with the first five and played as good a floor game as anyone on the Tiger roster For such a good year and so fine a record we soy to Chilton with good hopes for next year Congratula tions Bill' . , . . . . . . I - , , h . I , , - l 1 l I l I . 3 'S I I . . - . . . . I . . , . . ,, . ,, . . . . . marks throughout the entire net season. Another rather with the varsity as smooth and as safely as any of the I I ' I I . I - I i . I - . . . . . - . I . . , . ' ' ' ll I ' I - ' ' ll 44 Wuth the excellent hardwood maternal that exusted un the ranks of the Bardstown school goers the ternfrc record that theur Tuger squad attained dunng the 47 48 hardwood term was mostly a down hull coast and wath the flrst class coachlng they recelved ut rs no wonder that they topped In rhythmic fashion 31 out of 35 contesting squads durlng the course of the season Well versed In the fundamentals of basketball the Tnger varsity mem bers literally ate up the flner points that their mentor Henry T Cooper trained them rn Theur splendid record rs due evldence of their hard drlvlng and overwhelmnng power throughout the year The Blue and Whnte squad of St Charles became the fnrst vuctums of the wlnnlng Trger quintet by 18 pornts 42 24 Followlng an quick succession were St Augustnne Shepherdsvnlle and Lebanon by 51 13 and 39 pannts respectively The Bardstown fuve downed the St Augustnne team 61 10 Shepherdsvulle 50 37 and the Lebanon qunnt 55 16 St Augustune followed bowong to the Bardstown squad for the second tame 39 15 brnnglng thenr record to 5 wnns and 0 losses Herschel Roberts Fort Knox basketeers caught the Bardstown cagers off guard and wsth a wnltung fourth quarter pace cut the wan record of the Purple and Cold wlth a 54 40 defeat lt was the furst of only four losses for the rampant Tugers Returnung with a vengeance the home team rocked the Eagles of St town fnve 39 31 lt was one of the most talked of games of the year and one of the hardest contests the Tugers had to frght The Cats bullt their record to 11 and 1 before thelr battle wxth Eluzabethtown Kavanaugh Hodgenvrlle Sprnngfueld Campbellsvllle Mt Washington and agaln St Joe fell before the Tuger onslaught The Campbellsvulle tnlt was one of the roughest home games of the year but the Purple and Cold squad set ut straught that they were the supenor team and knocked off the Campbells vllle quintet 48 40 St Joe proved staff competition but no match to the rampagung Tngers and bowed to them once more 37 30 Doug Smlth and hrs E town Panthers proved to be the second and last net squad to overcome the Tlger cats In the regular sesaon downing them un the Glendale gym In Elizabethtown for a home game 41 34 wan an an overtime The game was azr tught throughout the entire four pervods wuth tled scores at every offncnal tume out A deadlock occurred when the time ran out and In the over tlme the Purple and Gold defense fell apart before the terrufsc Panther offense for the second Bardstown loss of the year Humbled by the Elazabethtown defeat the Tngers became more care ful and more deadly players downung flve straight opponents before enter mg the South Central Kentucky Conference tournament Glasgow and Horse Cave bowed to the superior Bardstown squad on a Trger road trap and whipped a vnsrtung Yellow Jacket fuve from Lebanon 49 27 The tult with Campbellsvulle was postponed due to inclement weather and having downed the Bloomfueld lnduans 50 38 the Bardstown quintet journeyed to Lebanon for the S C K C tourney The tournament only added three more feathers to an already much 45 Joe, the Purple and White losing their first game of the year to the Bards- feathered Tiger hat and brought them added glory and a beautiful trophy besides ln defeating Cilasgow 54 l9 and tripping St Joe for the third timc 53 43 the Tigers went to the finals and edged the E town Panthers in a photo finish 48 47 placing two men on the all conference team An even closer finish occurred immediately following the tourney when the Bardstown basketeers played host to Kavanaugh and downed them 48 45 in an overtime for the 2Oth Bardstown victory of the year The Tigers drc pped in 6 points in the final 45 seconds of the game to force the near winning Kavanaugh squad into an overtime and there blasted their hopes in short order to escape defeat narrowly The Eagles of Hodgenville fell after a hard battle to the raging liger Cats the Purple and Cold taking their 9th consecutive win and 2lst of the season from the l-lodgenville five 52 46 Clasgow also bowed to the Bards town squad 60 4O The much delayed Campbellsville battle almost proved disastrous to the Purple and Cold with Bardstown narrowly missing a skinning by the Taylor County Eagles in an air tight ball game The Tigers edged the Eagles bv the hair raising score of 55 53 after trailing Paul Coop s squad the whole game Springfield only supplemented the 24th Tiger win in a home coming game 59 43 Bloomfield also fell before the Tiger mechanism 70 27 of Bardstown High ended a glorious and well fought season with the splendid record of 26 wins and two losses In 28 games they scored l 366 points against their opponents 984 totaling an average of 48 8 points per game against their opponents 35 l average The Elizabethtown victory confirmed the Tigers as conference champions having won l5 games and suffering but l defeat within the conference circle the highest record of all teams and therefore receiyed the S C K C trophy immediately following the E town win The Panthers placed runner up with l4 wins and 2 defeats lt was a vear of sensational games and one of star studded perform ances lt was not any one man being a consistent star but rather the work of the entire varsity that afforded the Tigers their wonderful season record Many games were close in fact two of them were too close but 26 times the Tigers showed their true spirit of fight to win and 26 times they left the floor in the shining light of victory Only twice did they bow to superior play and one of these they returned with two defeats Without a doubt the Bardstown basketball quintet of the 47 48 season was one of the greatest in the annals of the High School s history and long will resound the en C uraging yells of the Purple and Cold backers and fans in their never ending yrctorv Cry TIGERS' TIGERS' TIGERS' 46 ln defeating a visiting Elizabethtown Panther squad 56-47, the Tigers Drstrlct Summary Cllmaxnng a years of outstandlng ball playnng the Tugers ca we up with the runner up crown of the 24th Dlstnct bowung to St Joe an the flnals 48 45 The Tngers were furst seaters ln the Dlstrnct chase but as happens to the best of everythzng they lost wlth good grace to the Eagles of St Joe ln their fnrst real bld for Dustrlct honors over St Joe ln the last flve years Reachung the funals wasn t entnrely an easy matter for the Tigers came very near to loslng out In the semn finals to a raglng Mt Washrngton qulnt 44 4l after a skun tsght ball game The Tngers knocked off the Generals an the semu flnals after trnppung Sprlngfveld 57 36 after ellmlnatlng Lebanon Junctlon by the almost ndentncal score of 58 36 Champuon St Joe defeated Bloomfueld Old Kentucky Home and Mackvulle nn thesr march to the fnnals Outstandlng for the Bardstown fave was Cecul Mayor an all Dlstrlct choice for has l8 tallles against St Joe He hut 42 pounts durung the tourna ment averaglng l0 5 per game J Paul Hayes also ranked on the all tourney squad slnkung 25 tallxes and the thlrd cholce from Bardstown came ln Wsllue Parrott who sank 46 pomnts for an ll 5 average Polnts on the record ac credit Roby wlth 28 Duvall wlth 20 Adams wuth l6 Whntehouse wnth ll Wilson wlth l3 and Bennett wlth 3 The total comes to 204 In 4 games for a 51 polnt average whale opponents were scorlng l6l pomts to average 40 3 per game Thus havlng placed three men on the all tourney squad and thelr theur thlrd trophy of the year the Bardstown Tngers moved on to the Ky Suxth Reglon tournament wlth a record of 29 wsns agaanst 3 losses wuth the hugh spurnts and hopes of betterlng thelr splendld record Region Summary Teachung the hughly antuclpated Suxth Reguon tourney In top condutlon the Tlgers drew St Joe ln the fnrst round of elumunatnon and closed out the Eagles 40 32 to draw a safety posltlon In the tourney play offs The drawnngs pitted the Purple and Cold agalnst Eagles all the way around for they were pucked to battle wlth the St Joe Eagles In the prlmary game drew the Eagles of Campbellsvulle nn the semu flnals and were putted agaunst the Ft Knox Eagles ln the flnals Major tournament star In every game led the Tigers with ll ponnts to a 38 34 vuctory agaunst Campbellsvnlle and ln doung so won for the Tlgers a second chance at the Ft Knox Solduers ln the funals ln that funal game the Tngers played theur last beung subdued by a terrlflc fast worklng Fort Knox fave 52 38 Wumpy Major proved the bug gun ln has last hugh school game hlttlng with unerrlng accuracy 7 tumes from the floor and connectung wnth two free throws wuthout lessenmg has defensive play whatsoever The total of l6 accreduted to Wumpy was the hughest of any man on the floor The battle for the crown remanned on even terms untul late nn the thurd perlod when the Soldiers land down a barrage of l0 pomts to move out nn front by l8 points at the close of the 3rd The Tugers couldn t overcome the bug edge and bowed for the 4th tume an 35 starts to grant the Regzon trophy to the colorful Green and Whnte of the Fort Knox cagers Bardstown s set scored ll6 ponnts In three games for a 38 7 average agaunst thelr opponents ll8 tallles for a 39 3 average Placung two men on the all tourney ten was some compensatuon for the loss ln placung Mayor and Hayes on the honor team the Tlgers ended a season of one of the great est cage squads the Bardstown fans have ever beheld 47 c o . . . . . , - I I . 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' Complum nt of of ' Norman Smith Shoe Shop COmD mC'1'S of . . , r., g im n m , n OI of ' lm Of of 72 90 WILSON BROTHERS SPALDINC 8. SONS Dry Goods Clothmg Hats Etc Ladues Ready To Wear Bardstown Kentucky For any event It s judo!! 4 23 f0l e Everything a Good Drug Store Should Have :1: aj: Fountain Service Rubenstein Whitman Chocolates Tabu Perfumes PHONE IZS WE DELIVER CIHSIM MHlIAHll CIRIIIIII IHEAHIIS Bardstown, Kentucky SALT RIVER RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORPORATION HAHNS RESTAURANT AND TOURIST COURT S fOd COTTONS LUNCH BAR l-lo S C C pl BARDSTOWN DRY CLEANERS YRMY T a d T REPAIR SHOP C pl Appl THE BLUE TAVERN TH: SNACK SHOP 1 Plworwc 6551 1 Good Place to Eeal' Bardstown, Kentucky hor r ers and Meals Eat 3' om imcnfs of Y 24- ur ervicc Owned and Operated By Vet rang Llo cl . C cr Harvey Barn Complimenw Of n Pl 538 J Jimmy T k om :ments of H . 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