Bowling Green High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bowling Green, KY)

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In Memoriam As a mark of affection respect and gratitude we wish to memonalize in this publication a teacher and friend whose stay with us was ended in 1958 by his enrollment in the university whose campus is paved with gold and the dome of which is dotted with SI8l'S He was born and raised in Greensburg Kentucky After graduating from high school he enrolled in college and re ceived his A B Degree from Western and his Masters from the University of Kentucky Before coming to Bowling SIXICCFI ye3l'S The tnxths and the principles of life which through patience and love he recorded in our hearts will remain with us always a torch to 11 t our various paths through life and a beacon whose rays will attract us to the highest goal we can achieve through human effort the unselfish giving of our lives that others may live more abun dantly His helping hands no longer hold the chalk nor turn the pages of books but his guiding spirit still walks the halls and pervades the atmosphere of the classrooms of our high school The Dean of Admissions recorded his name Mr Bronson I. Curry 3 Green he served as principal of schools at Uniontown and Bristow, Kentucky. He taught at Bowling Green High for fs .0 Y f f I 4-:MlffH'-i-FF!-cry. X , 135- ,l rv. l., -- lmlful lil 553 .J 1 Sv -sllff 4- Editor-in-Chief Barbara Rabold Financial Committee Assistant Editors Business Manager, Jerry Hines Marilyn Peck, Bob Bell, Ronica Taylor Assistants: Barbara Steele, Taz Pugh, David Chapman. 1 Y Subscription Committee 51,0115 Commiucg NANCY MCCOV-'11, JUG Pugh, MHTUU -IOC Cklmllbclli Tim Fuller, Carroll Moats, Pat Porter, Chairman, Tom Chinmmllv TCUY JOUCS- Dunn, Eddie Moltenbcrry. -1 Nx 3 X , A-3 5 ' , Photographers Student Council and Organization Jack Jackson, Photographer, Phil Lee, As- June Ramsey, Nancy Harlan, Carroll Hart, Glen gigtant. Cordon, Robert Stamps, Marilyn Wilson. 5 1' Literary and Typing Committees Art Committee Lynda Shaver, Alice McAlpine, Donna Belcher, Arleen Dot Adamson, Dianne Bogle, Glenda Donoho, Lavada Rountree, Ramona Browning, Jimmy Cox, Richard Forkum, Dianne Reaves, Glen Logsdon, Chairman, Cox, Pat Dunn. Richard Smith, Donnie Walker. X.fNJ I O ,yn P .,: 'W 3. 1. I, Q., Class Editors Sponsors Martha Webb, Jerry Cohron, Aline Dalrymple, Bess Nell Miss Georgianna Page, Mr. Coy Parsley. Grissom, Leon Woosley, Randy Odil. 5 ,-4' Supermtendent Prmclpal Bowlmg Green Clty Schools Bowlmg Green I-hgh School Dr W R MCNEILL Mr RAYMOND HERNDON '15-C' Board of Education Dr W R N1cNe111 Supt Mr Houston Klrby, Mr Bas11Gr1ff1n, Secretary Mx Ray Fuller Mr Eugene Thomas, Mr EugL1 Jeannette Mr Charles Cassady . R 5 , E, V ' ' r qj nw f- 4- . . . - L ' ' 4, KH' Q v ..f, .J B X, . -Q I. --., 0 . . . .' , .y , ' . ' ' ' H ', , ' , . . 'I L' ' , . ', Facult Mrs.B1:rT1E w. ANDERSON, B.A., M.A. An Miss ROBYE ANDERSON, B.S., M.A. Physical Education DENVALL BARRIGER, B.S., M.A. History, Driver Training Basketball Coach CLARENCE R. CAPLE, B.S. Physical Education, Science Football Coach . Mrs. EDNA B. CAPLE, A.B. History ELVIS DONALDSON, B.S. Athletic Director Mrs. KATHRYN H. DUNCAN, A.B. Music Mrs. IRENE M. ERSKINE, B.S., M.A. Biology Miss DAWN GILBERT, A.B., M.A. Mathematics WILLIAM A GOAD, B.S., M.A. Science Mrs. MAXINE COME, A.B. Commercial Department Mrs. PAULINE M. GOTT, A.B. M English rf ,. N., X -I' 'L X ' if HID! ri, rf N VINCE HANCOCK, B.S. Social Science, History Jr. Varsity Football Coach Mrs. JAMIE HARDAWAY, A.B., B.S., M.A Music CHARLES E. HARRIS, B.A., M.A. History Miss EDNA I-IASTIE, A.B., M.A. History EDWARD C. HANES, B.S., M.A. Assistant Principal Mrs. CORA A. HOLLAND, A.B. English ,J 3' 'H We ' IH 6, 8 if wi No gg .4 Q ik .AQ if Miss ELIZABETH STAGNER, A.B., M.A. Librarian Mrs. ELLA STEWART, A.B., M.A. Latin, English Mrs. LAURA P TAYLOR A.B. angush ' Mrs. DOROTHY WALKER, B.S. Science JON H. WALZ, B.S. Mathematics RAY WEAVER, B.S. Social Science Assistant Football Coach Mrs. JULIA D. WEBB, A.B., M.A. French, Speech Miss IDA WEIDEMANN, B.S. Assistant Band Director Mrs. ESTELLE L. WHEAT, A.B. English, Govemment, Economics ,ix Mrs. George D. Wallace fi' , f Cafeteria Manager 8 Apr Maintenance Cafeteria Artie I-Ialcomb Harold Halcomb Minnie Britt Callie LaRue U 1 -hi X 'fhus lk Y' L4 'C1 Y' 'saw We made l Who 54. ,rf X e us a sfoff, B:LL -'V wha? 0. bias? Nha ai 'hbtrs a+ Q slumber pad, R' OH WP func,ls+ Sr- themes' Mg+00 Tam- DP- 'WS0Fn F- 45 f ani! vs cheealeada..-5 Mak SW., iii The sn ft-,I ue bo lh Lnygoubis , - Q NYU' TVN- Terra blr.Tk-u mi 4045 can + Gmc, em-me Pussy PVHSSY These are Pfegm-ne,n'? 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Y' I ' ,3' 'Q' ry I ', 1 - f. , ' uf, - K 1 ff Al ,gs ' ,. r K 'ffm , . f , .5,gi,.fj my E Cfaddezi X I vi lv HU .V vii i ' ' ' lHg'H1'ijijgl,i I s ,, M V4 - ohne M , IHIIIUEI lliz Hllllllllllllilllllllllllll w W'pw 4 4' I Senior Class Officers President Bob Bell Vice-President Eddie Moltenberry Secretary Ronica Taylor Treasurer Tim Fuller Program Chairman Tommy Dunn ll DOROTHY ADAMSON Like granulated sugar, sweet and refined. French Club 3, An Club 1,3,4, Tri-1-Ii-Y 2,3,45 C.A.A. 2, 3,45 Girls' Glee Club l,2,3 QPresident 315 Cheerleader lg Pep Club 3,4, QVice-President 415 Volleyball 2,35 Key Club Attendant to Queen 25 Football Queen 45 Prettiest Girl 35 Cutest 45 Annual Staff. JOAN ASPLEY Talk she can, and talk she will, her tongue is seldom still. Pen and Palette Club 1,2,35 F.H.A. 45 Glee Club 1,45 French Club 3. LOU ELLEN BAGWELL She may not say much, but she knows a lot. National Honor Society 1,25 Latin Club 2,35 Band 1,25 Tri- Hi-Y 2. BETTY LOU BANDY Little friend of all the world. Art Club 2,45 French Club 3,45 Speech Club 45 Annual Staff5 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 2. DOUGLAS BECKHAM lt's better to wear out than to rust out. National Honor Society 2,35 Pen and Palette Club 1. ROBERT BELL Very bright, far from dumb, and in every pie, he has his thumb. Annual Staff5 Class Pres. 1,45 Student Council 3,4 QVice- President 31:5 Key Club 2,354 fLieutenant Govemorj5 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3,4 QVice- President 315 Pen and Palette Club 1,2,3,4 QVice- President 315 Three State Championship Art Posters5 H-Club 3,45 Speech Club 1,2,3,4 fVice-President 3, President 415 Regional and State Speech Festivals 1,253 QFive Superiors, Four Excellentsj5 I Speak For Democracy School Winner5 Placed third in Kentucky-Tennessee Speech Contest5 Tennis 1,2,3,45fco-captain 3,415 Baseball 3,45 Mr. Fresh- man5 Most Popular 45 Valedictorian 1. DIANE BOGLE Just the right combination of the gay and the serious. Band l,2,3 QMajorette 3,5 Mixed Chorus 4 fLibrarianj5 Tri- Hi-Y 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Latin Club 25 Art Club 45 F.H.A. 45 National Honor Society 2. DONNA SUE BELCHER Her disposition, her pleasant smile have won her friends for many a mile. Annual Staff5 National Honor Society 2,3,4 QSecretary 415 Speech 1,2,3,45 I Speak For Democracy Contest 45 Regional Speech Festival 25 Latin Club 2,35 Pen and Pal- ette Club 1,25 Pep Club 35 Student Council Alternate 35 C.A.A. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 F.A.A. 4, Friendliest 4. GRACE BESSINGER A quiet tongue shows a wise head. National Honor Society 25 Glee Club 1. RAMONA BROWNING There never was a saint with red hair. National Honor Society 2,45 All-State Chorus 3,45 Regional Music Festival 1,253 QGirls' Trio 2, Superior, Girls' Quartet 3, Superiorj5 State Music Festival 1,2,3, QGirls' Trio 2, Excellent, Girls' Quartet 3, Superiorj5 Speech Club 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff5 Speech Festival 1,3 QRating Excellentj5 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,45 C.A.A. 2,3,45 F.A.A. 45 Most Talented 1,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Girls' Glee Club 15 Geography Club 1. BOBBY BROWN Don't take life too seriously3 you'1l never get out alive. Transfer from College High. MARTIN JOE CAMPBELL Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Annual Staffs National Honor Society 2,3,43 Key Club 2,33 4 Uientucky-Tennessee District Convention 3,413 Latin Club 2,33 H-Club 3,43 Pep Club 33 Basketball l3 Football Manager 2,33 Basketball Manager 23 Track Manager 13 Best looking boy 33 Cutest boy 43 Student Council 4. NANCY BURTON There are some people who can't help being nice. Pen and Palette Club 23 Glee Club 1,23 Band 3,45 Attend- ant to Band Queen 4. DONALD CALLIS To work or not to work, that is the question. RICHARD CARTER Lazy, slow and unconcerned, he went to class and some- times learned. Football 2,3. DAVID N. CHAPMAN It's the friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Annual staffs Student Council 33 Most Talented 13 Mr. Junior3 Most Popular 33 Class President 33 Key Club 2,3, 4 QJr. Director 3, President 413 Kentucky-Tennessee District Convention 3,43 Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 3 QMadrigal, Superiorj3 All District Chorus 33 Speech Club 1, 2,3,4, Regional Speech Festival 2,3,4 fExcellent 2j3 National Honor Society 233,43 Representative to Boys' State 33 Latin Club 3,43 Jr. Conservation Club 23 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,33 Cross-Country 4 QPlaced second in St. Joseph Invitational and Regional MECISJQ Track 3,4 QState Track Meet 333 H- Club 233,43 Best All-round 43 Homecoming Escort 4. CRAIG CLOVER For a bashful boy, he gets into an awful lot of mischief. Track 3,43 H-Club 43 Pen and Palette Club 23 Conservation Club 33 Cross Country 4 fPlaced seventh in Regional Meetj3 Transfer from Fitch High School, Youngstown, Ohio3 Track 13 Basketball 1. NANCY COCHE That dimpled smile will melt the hardest heart. Latin Club 2,3343 Pep Club 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Band 1,23 Best Dressed 3,4. JIMMIE COMPTON I wouldn't run around the corner to see the world blow up. Conservation Club 233. NORMAN CHILDS Studious and quiet is hc, a second Lincoln he might be. Student Council 4 QPresidentj3 President of Student Body 43 Key Club 3,4 fSecretary-Treasurer 413 fKentucky- Tennessee Convention 3,4, District Convention 3,4,j State Student Council Convention3 National Honor Society 3,43 Annual Staff3 H-Club 3,43 Basketball 3,43 Most Likely to Succeed 33 Most Studious 43 Transfer from Coral Gables, Miami, Florida: Student Council Representative 23 Spike Shoe Club 23 100 Mile Club 23 Football 1,23 Basketball 1,23 Track 1. lv JIMMY COX The word 'impossible' is not in rny dictionary. National Honor Society 3,4 fVice -President 4,5 Latin Club 45 Student Council 45 Key Club 45 Friendliest 45 Annual Staff5 Best Personality 35 Transfer from Auburn High School. RICHARD COX There's room at the top, but who wants to climb. Conservation Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus l,3,4 QAll State Chorus 4,5 National Honor Society 2,3545 Golf 3,45 Pep Club 4. GLENDA DONOHO lt's easy girls if you just have the eyes. Annual Staff5 Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 253,45 Band l,2, 3,4 QVice-President 4,5 Majorette 1,2,3,45 French Club 35 Art Club 45 G.A.A. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 F.A.A. 4 QSecretary,5 Pep Club 45 Best Figure 1,3,45 Band Queen 4. BILLY DOWNEY I am a lover and have not found my thing to 1ove. Key Club 2,3,45 French Club 3,4. PATRICIA DUNN A very sweet maid of quiet ways. National Honor Society 2,35 Annual Staff5 French Club 3,45 Glee Club 152,35 Mixed Chorus 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. TOMMY DUNN Take good care of me, men are scarce. Annual Staff5 National Honor Society 2,3,4 fPresident 3,4,5 Speech Club l,2,3,4, QClass Speaker 3,4,5 Regional Speech Festival 1,2,3 QSuperior 2,3,5 State Speech Festival 2,3 QSuperior 2, Excellent 3,5 I Speak For Democracy Contest 3,4 QSchool Winner 3,5 Key Club 2,3,4 QVice-President 4,5 Class Program Chairman 45 French Club 3,4 fVice- President 3,5 Student Council 45 H-Club 45 Homecoming Escort 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 45 Friendliest 4. CHARLES EDWARDS School is all right when there isn't anything else to do. Art Club 15 Penmanship Club 25 Geography Club 1. TIM FULLER I am not perfect--just the next thing to it. Football l,2,3,4 Qhonorable mention All-Area 4,5 H-Club 3,45 Class Treasurer 45 Track 45 French Club 35 Jr. Con- servation Club l,2,35 Glee Club 15 Basketball l QManager,5 Annual Staff. BARBARA FAULKNER For she is the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Library Club 15 French Club 15 F.H.A. 15 Glee Club 35 Transfer from Warren County High. LAVADA FORKUM A smile for every girl, two for every boy. Annual Staff5 Glee Club l,2,3 QSecretary 3,5 Mixed Chorus 45 Tri-Hi-Y Club 2,3,45 French Club 35 Pen and Palette Club 45 G.A.A. 2,3,4 QSecretary 4,5 Pep Club 3,45 F.l-LA. 4 fHistorian,5 Majorette 45 Basketball 1,2,3 fco-captain 1,5 Volleyball 2,35 Best Looking Girl 15 Attendant to Band Queen 4. ll PATSY GENTRY You think she 's shy--you just don't know her, that's why. Football Homecoming Attendant 45 French Club 35 Pep Club 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 45 F.H.A. 4 fVice-President15 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. GLENN GORDON Never think--you might disturb your mind. Annual Staff5 National Honor Society 35 French Club 35 Football 45 Basketball 35 Baseball 3,45 H-Club 45 Vice- President of Student Council 4. Transfer from Morton High, Morton, Miss.5 H -Club 1,25 Basketball 2. BILL GOTT Men are only boys grown tall5 Hearts don't change much after all. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Track 3,45 H -Club 45 Band 1,4, fSolo, Excellent15 Conservation Club 2, fSecretary15 Boy with best personality 15 Most Athletic 35 Class Secretary 25 Mr. Senior5 Homecoming Escort 25 Attendant to Band King 4. GERALD HARDCASTLE Don't worry worry 'till worry worries you. Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 35 All-District Chorus 35 Cutest Couple 3. ROSALIND HAMMOND COLES Grave authors say and witty poets sing that 'happy wed- lock' is a glorious thing. Glee Club 15 Pen and Palette Club 2. CARROLL HART Leave silence to the saints, I am but human. Key Club 2,3,4 fKentucky-Tennessee District Convention 2,3,415 Speech Club 2,3,45 Regional Speech Festival QExcel1ent 315 National Forsenic League Speech Festival QP1aced second15 French Club 3,45 Football 25 Basketball 15 Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 2,3 fAll-District Chorus 315 Jr. Conservation Club 1,2,35 Woodmen of the World Ameri- can History Award 35 Wittiest Boy 45 National Honor So- ciety 2,3,4. NANCY HARLAN Love is a dream--Gosh I'm sleepy. National Honor Society 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3 fPresident 315 G.A.A. 2,35 Volleyball 25 Basketball 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2,354 fVice-President 41 fDe1egate to Youth Assembly 215 Annual Staff5 Wittiest Girl 4. MARION QJACK1 JACKSON, Jr. A willing heart, a helping hand, always ready on demand. Annual Staff5 French Club 35 Band 2,3,4 fpresident 415 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Track 35 Band King 4. GLYNDA HELMONTALLER Always happy, never sad. G.A.A. 2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,35 Mixed Chonrs 45 Pep Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Volleyball 2. JERRY HINES Better men than I may have lived, but I seriously doubt it. Annual Staff QBusiness Manager15 Latin Club 2,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,4 QDistrict Convention 3,415 H -Club 2,3,45 French Club 45 Basketball 1,25 Most likely to succeed 1,45 Tennis 1,2,3,4 foo-captain 3,415 Pen and Palette Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Third Honor Student 15 National Forensic League Debate Tournament 45 Speech Club l,2,3,4 fClass Speaker 1, Program Vice-President 315 Regional Speech Festival 1,3 fExcellent 1, Superior 315 State Speech Festival 3 QSuperior1. 'fzcg X'-'-T' ROY M. JACKSON Ready for anything, work or play, he's a good fellow for any day. French Club 15 Pen and Palette Club 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff5 National Honor Society 15 Speech Club 1. TERRY JONES, Jr. Calmly and peacefully, he treads life's way. Annual Staffg Pep Club 3,4 fVice-President 355 H -Club 1,2,3,4 QSecretary-Treasurer 4l5 Golf l,2,3,4 fRegional Championship Team 1,215 Cross Country 45 Basketball 15 Conservation Club 1,2,3. PHIL LEE His good nature towers above him. Football 35 French Club 3,4 fPresident 415 National Honor Society 2,35 Annual Staffg Student Council Representative 4. JEAN HUNT LOCKHART Marriages are made in Heaven. Latin Club 2,3 fQuaestor 2l5 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,35 National Honor Society l,2,3,4 fSecretary 315 Cheerleader 1,35 Best All-round Girl 35 Clee Club 1,2 fReporter IQ5 Mixed Chorus 35 Basketball 1,25 Volleyball 1,25 Pep Club 35 Student Council 2. GLENN LOGSDON Easy going, never hurrying, but hard to stop. Transfer from Hopkinsville High School 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Basketball 15 Track 2,35 Annual Staff. OTIS LOVEIACE Not too solemn, not too gay, but a good sport in every way. Conservation Club 1,25 H - Club 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 3,45 Track 1,3,4. ALICE MCALPINE She's neat, she's sweet from her head to her feet. National Honor Society 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Basketball 2 Qco-captainj5 Annual Staff. JERRY McCORMACK Sometimes he sits and thinks, and sometimes he just sits. Mixed Chorus 1,3,45 Track 3,45 Conservation Club 3 QRegional Rifle Shoot 3l. VERA McFADDEN Silence accomplishes much that noise cannot. Tri-Hi-Y 35 Transfer from Warren County High. DALE MANNING But I am impatient, I want to laugh now. National Honor Society 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Speech Club 45 Alternate Representative to the Student Council 35 An- nual Staff5 Debate Team 4. ONITA MITCHELL A good natured girl and earnest in all her good effort. NANCY MCGOWN Smile and the world smiles with you, frown and you wrinkle your face. Annual Staff5 Pen and Palette Club 35 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,45 French Club 3,4 QSecretary- Treasurer 3,5 Speech Club 1,25 Basketball 1,253 Qco- captain 2,5 Volleyball 1,2 fco-captain 1,5 Pep Club 3,4 QSecretary 4,5 Tri -Hi-Y 2,3,45 Second Honor Graduate 15 Delegate to Youth Assembly 2,3. EDWARD MOLTENBERRY In school and sports and all that's fun, put him down as number one. Football 1,3,4 fco-captain 4,5 Basketball 15 Art Club 4 fPresident,5 H-Club 3,45 Class Vice-President 3,45 Boy With Best Sense of Humor 15 Best Physique 35 Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 25 Annual Staff. MARILYN PECK Mighty sweet, mighty wise, fun just twinkles in her eyes. Annual Staff5 Cheerleader 1,45 National Honor Society 2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Latin Club 25 French Club 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,4 QPresident 4,5 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 35 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3 fDelegate to Youth Assembly 4,5 Basketball 1,2, 35 Volleyball 1,25 Best All-round 4. DAVID OWENS Beware, I may yet do something sensational. Mixed Chorus 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Baseball 25 All-State Chorus 45 Transfer from Warren County High. CARROLL MOATS A little girl so full of pep, with the world she keeps in step. Latin Club 3,4 QSecretary-Treasurer 3,5 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 QPresident 4,5 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club QVice- President,5 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 QLibrarian 2,5 Cheerleader 1,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 F.H.A. 4 fTreasurer 4,5 Basketball 1, 25 Volleyball 2,35 Best Personality 35 Most Popular 45 An- nual Staff. PAT PORTER 'Why gentlemen prefer blondes. National Honor Society 2,3,45 Vice-President Freshman Class, G.A.A. 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Speech Club 1,2,3 QSecretary l,2,5 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 fLibrarian 3,5 All- District Chorus 2,35 State Youth Assembly 3,4 QSecretary to Governor 4,5 Volleyball 1,25 Basketball 2 5 Key Club Queen Attendant 25 Homecoming Attendant 2,35 Miss Junior5 Most Popular Girl 33 Girls' State Representative 3 fSecretary of State,5 Cheerleader 1,3545 Miss Senior5 An- nual Staff. BARBARA RABOLD Full of laughter, full of pep, never quiet, that's her rep. Annual Staff QI-lditor-in-Chief,5 Football Homecoming Attendant 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Delegate to Youth Assembly 25 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Volleyball 1,25 Na- tional Honor Society 2,35 Glee Club 25 Pep Club 3,4, Sec- retary 35 Pen and Palette Club l,2,3,45 Best Personality 4. TOMMY RAY PALMER :lid 5 - 5 rather run till I m out of breath than amble along and be bored to death. JERRY A POLSTON Athletic, friendly and kind--another like him you'll never find. Football 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Cross-Country 2,35 Baseball 2,3,4, Track 25 H-Club 1,2,3,4 QVice-President 3, President 4,5 Most Athletic 4. 18 JUNE RAMSEY She's quiet, but you always know she's there. Glee Club 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Annual Staff. DIANNE REAVES Let us live gaily, for life is all we have. National Honor Society 2,33 Annual Staff3 Clee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 All-District Chorus 2,3,43 State Music Festival 1,2,3,4 fMadrigal 2,3,4, Superior 2,3,Q All-State Chorus 43 French Club 43 G.A.A. 2,3,4j Basketball 1,2 fco-captain 1,3 Volleyball 23 Pen and Palette Club 2,3,4 fSecretary-Treasurer 4,3 Tri-Hi-Y 2,43 Pep Club 3,43 Most Athletic 4. JOE PUCH Two are better than one. Annual Staff3 Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class3 Treas- urer Junior Class3 National Honor Society 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, fKentucky-Tennessee District Conventions 2,3,4,j Jr. Conservation Club 1,23 H-Club 2,3,43 French Club 3,4 fVice-President 4j3 Pep Club 43 Basketball l,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,4 QFirst Place Freshman relay, Westem Kentucky Conference Q3 Best Dressed Boy 1,3,4. TRAVIS PUGH Letus be brothers--or I'll cut your throat. Annual Staffs Vice-President Sophomore Class3 National Honor Society 2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Key Club 2,3,4 QKentucky-Tennessee District Conventions 2,3,4,, Jr. Conservation Club 1,23 H-Club 2,3,43 French Club 3,43 Track 1,2,3,4 QFirst Place Freshman Relay, Western Ken- tucky Conference U3 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Best Dressed Boy 1,a,4. ARLENE ROUNTREE Her standings are high in friendship and leadership. Third Honor Graduate 13 Speech Club 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 3 QAll-District Chorus 313 National Honor Society 2,3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 2,43 G.A.A. 2,33 Pen and Palette Club 43 Latin Club 2,33 Student Council 33 Most Likely to Succeed 4. JIMMY RCBERTS Men may come, men may go3 I'll get there even though I'm slow. BARBARA ROACH She carries a smile and a word for all, quite remarkable for one so small. Glee Club 1,2,33 Mixed Chorus 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Speech Club 4. LYNDA SHAVER Happy, thoughtful, kind and true, there is no favor she will not do. National Honor Society 2,3,43 French Club 3g Girls' Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2,33 G.A.A. 2,33 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Volleyball 2g Basketball 2 Qco-captain 233 Cutest Couple 3 All District Chorus 23 F.H.A. 43 Annual Staff, Best School Spirit 4. FREDDY SIDDENS Oh! This learning--What a trying thing it is. Glee Club ls French Club 3. RICHARD SHAW A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. French Club 3,43 Speech Club 43 Key Club 43 Student Council Alternate 4. THEODORE EDWARD QTed, SNAZELLE All great men are dying, I don't feel so well myself. National Honor Society 2,3,45 Latin Club 3,4 fReporter 3, President 4,5 Pen and Palette Club 1,25 Conservation Club 1,25 Band 3,45 All-District Band 45 Regional Music Festi- val 3 QSolo, Excellent,5 Student Council 3,4 fParliamen- tarian 3,4,5 Key Club 2,3,4 fSenior Director 4,5 Delegate Intemational Key Club Convention, Chicago 35 Attendant to Band King 4. RICHARD GORDON SMITH One of those all around boys so rarely found. Football 1,3,45 H-Club 45 Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Pen and Palette Club 45 Annual Staff5 Best School Spirit 4. ROBERT STAMPS Athletic, friendly and kind, another like him you'll never find. Football 1,2,3,4 Qco-captain 4 Honorable mention all- area 4,5 Student Council 4 fSecretary-Treasurer,5 Class Officer 3 QTreasurer,5 H-Club 3,45 Annual Staff, Best Physique 4. BARBARA STEELE She may look quiet, but look again. National Honor Society 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Speech Club 1,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 F.H.A. 45 Mixed Chorus 3,4 QAll-District Chorus 3,5 Glee Club 1,25 Annual Staff. RONICA TAYLOR Sugar and spice and everything nice. National Honor Society 253,45 Speech Club 15 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 4 QReporter,5 Latin Club 2,3,45 Tri -Hi-Y 3,45 Annual Staff5 Secretary of the Senior Class5 Most Studious 4. VIVIAN FAYE WEBB Quiet and neat, pleasant to meet. Mixed Chorus 45 Transferred from Williamsburg High5 Pep Club 25 Glee Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Library Club 3. DONNIE WALKER A smoother dresser cannot be found. In fact, he's known as a man-about town. National Honor Society 25 Art Club 4 QVice-President 4,5 Latin Club 25 Jr. Conservation Club 2,35 Football 45 H- Club 45 Most Handsome Boy lg Annual Staff, Best Person- ality 4. MARILYN WILSON Quiet except for otherwise. Annual Staff5 Glee Club 35 Speech Club 3,45 F.H.A. 4 QPresident,5 French Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Transfer from Warren County High5 F.H.A. 1, 25 Glee Club 1,25 Fall Festival Queen 15 Attendant to Queen 2. RICHARD WESTMORELAND 'Pupils should be seen, not heard. Transferred from West End High School, Nashville, Tennessee5 Photography Club 25 Science Club 2. OREN WHEELER Drink not too deeply of the fountain of knowledge, lest you strangle. 20 3 '-g- fi-,Q K -Mm-ua? . ,. Av-. 1 V K A uvv'-vw..- R ' ' ' fv.g,3:.g4' 'fi'f,'LgS,f?, Senior Favorites Best All-Round Marilyn Peck David Chapman 22 Cutest Dorthy Adamson Martin Joe Campbell Friendliest Donna Sue Belcher Jimmy Cox Best School Spirit Lynda Shaver Ri chard Smith Best Dressed Nancy Coche Joe and Travis Pugh Best Figure Glenda Donaho Best Physique Robert Stamps Wittiest Nancy Harlan Carroll Hart umm su :an rw: mm. F' T b 1 wwe' -Q - , . -.... ..., .... 7. -W rv, I K A ,. M Nu. ,,.-r ' Most Likely to Succeed Arlene Rountree Jerry Hines Most Studious Ronica Taylor Norman Childs Best Personality Barbara Rabold Donnie Walker Most Athletic Di anne Reeves Jerry Polston Most Popular Carrol Moana Bobby Bell HERE S TO B G HIGH Soon we the 59 graduates wrll leave your door And go out tnto a world we ve never known before We thank you B G Htgh for makrng us see The tmportance of Englrsh and math and hrstory And not only that you made us realrze That where there rs sp1r1t a school never d1es The games we ve lost the ones we ve won All are precrous memor1es never to be undone Your halls lrned wtth lockers stuffed to the brrm Books scattered about where we threw them The crowded lrbrary where qutet ruled supreme To these we could lrst score after score Of treasures you ve added to our store But the leaves of Trme are swtftly fallrng And L1fe wtth her mysterres ts boldly calltng We ll mrss the norse and fun we ve had The trmes we ve laughed the ttmes that wer d We are leavtng now to set out on the road The road that s not all stlver nor all gold Iwo' It wrll be frlled w1th troubles and strrfe Thts road that wtll carry us tnto l1fe And although we ll not all reach htghth and fame We ll forever honor and uphold your name Now to your teachers and students left too We pay respects whrch are long overdue By sayrng we ll mtss everyone at B G Hrgh Arlene Rountree CLASS PROPHECY Ten years from now When school IS done We prophesy Our class as one Wrll come to greatness Doctors and nurses Some patrents too And that s not all Cause we ve a clue There are Elnstetns rn the makrng We ll store our books And don our sutts Prepartng for lrfe s great Journey And then attempt to plant our roots ln some prosperous communrty Now frfty years have sllpped away And our hatr rs snowy whlte Our skrn 15 brown as parchment And our drgestron s not qurte rrght Old age 15 mevrtable As our grandchrldren gather round us Therr faces all aglow We ptck up an old Beacon And read so very slow Ah' Those youthful mcmorres The Book of Lrfe lS clostng As our ltves draw to an end But we ve had good lrves Now God our souls shall tend Lrfc ts too short' Donna Sue Belcher Barbara Steele ' ' . ' ' , ' e sa The pep meetings, where we let off our steam. To you and to them we say a fond good-bye. 26 Nu... . 4? 2535 Q R23 W Junior Class Officers President, Dennis Jenkinsg Vice President, Jimmy Smithg Secretary-Treasurer, Shirley Lawsong Program Chairman, Bob Farley. Miss Junior Janice Lockhart Mr. Junior Leon Woosley H5. ,H ,'v 1 X 46 Q Aw x 1 K4 A Y 4 IE 1 idf as-' Q, 1.5! Q F nkl spk , B 'B' W il 'J I sl? A 'Z' :E . 3, tl ,I J. , , K .fs 'p lxuxa W1 Y . M' . i' A .Q W ' 1 G 4' J K KJ if J 4 V ,aa , Z Q 'F 1- I M I . r is 'ni 155 N E A 'rf F- 3- 3' ,PIX-1 I: , in 1 5 0 H fp g ,. ,M Q Y .54 .Q l fi ' f 9 H W .3 I I pa gl' .-W-1n...l Sophomore Class Gfficers President Jou Bill Camphcll, Vicu President Dale Lindsey, Secretary Christine DeVires, Treasurer Freddie Higgins Misses Sophomores P4115 Bun Carolyn MCCl.1rd Mr. Sophomore D.1lu Lindsey. 'Iii 1 'X 425 ' 3 V - -QM ,A I .Y 1 :Y -'iv , 4. 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A wiv 'iv ' 1 f f Q A, ..- -... , . 4 gf ,,,.,.,-1- n . ' - 1' ,W V, - A I '- . f 3 ,P sf ' I X fi ,V e ., L44 . 5 Q W -if 1 idgv 1' x 12 9 'U Q1 , 1' W 5v 6 , , 1 ' ,dv-nj 'Uv hafta gawk' 1 r r- K -1 ,M - I - V 'Q f Q 1 WV . ' tr fra- ' ff The Key Club The Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the International Kiwanis Club. lt is composed of boys of grades ten. eleven and twelve. who meet rigid standards of scholastic and social achievement. Its chief aim is the development of initiative. and leadership ability of high school youth. The activities feature service to both school and community The president of this year's Key Cluh is David Chapman. The vice-president is Tommy Dunn. and the secretary-treasurer is Norman Childs, The Kiwanis representa tive is Mr S. B. Stagg and the faculty sponsor is Mr. Coy H. Parsley of the English dcpartmeiit. F A X ' if 2 48 Tri-Hi-Y Club The Tri-Hi-Y Club is an organization for high school girls sponsored by the Y.M.C.A of Kentucky. Its purpose is to create. maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Primarily a service organization, the club this year gave Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to needy families, helped with the Cheerleaders' Clinic at Western State College, sang Christ- mas carols at some of the nursing homes, and presented a special chapel program. President Carrol Jean Moats Secretary Janice Lockhart Vice-President Nancy Harlan Treasurer Brenda Duke Chaplain Vada Morrison Sponsors Mrs. C. A. Porter and Mrs. Bob G, Law Lf S.. V1 0 5' ' .r'-s-- y-,v...,, - -gn --..F . '..A1 I :ata .7 ' il 5 5- 5 3 ' ljuu li- o a ' ' ' n ull ,Q'- . ' -1 . v x ' f'. i Q- - 'Q N! 'I I - ' f s ph '5 ' ,' , 1,7 fy ' Flin- A - X' '-7 L v If .- Q., .L :H 4 W . K 5' .5 V ul D , M ' 9 J , 0 '-7 .1 '35 T!- a U V l ' . 3 1 Ui X, V YJ I A' r 3' 9 VJ ga Q 7 f , X 35 ll U ,, I 4 2 , 'E L w s . i f - gl Y! Q Z it 5 i H yi? 5,9 xv 4 I X ii if H-Club ,E ef Afi- s IHAMF I! SJUIHUW 44' The H-Club this year was organized under the capable leadership of Mr. Ray Weaver. It is composed of boys who have lettered in any sport in Bowling Green High School. Throughout the year the members were loyal in their services to the Club and sponsored various activities to raise money. Some of the Club's projects were holding tournaments among the H-Club members and sponsoring the annual spring picnic. President Jerry Polston Vice-President Frank Jackson Secretary-Treasurer Terry Jones, Jr. WA Q3 vu ,gg AWA Speech Club President Bob Bell Secretary Christine DeVries Vice-President Dennis Jenkins Treasurer Linda Fisher Community and school activities: Dinner dance with music anti art departmentsg story telling in the city's Sundriv School classesg co-s onsor with mixed chorus in music a reciation ro irams broadcast monthlv to , P Es , radc school u ilsg devotionals and other s ecial rovrams for the P.T.A.g S cech Clinic git Westerng s eech S P P P O P P tournamentsg and assembly programs. 32233 Es? Q3 .Q 8. A x '59 4 Le Cercle Francais f'f,Q L4 A 2 7 I T , to J v-?. X. i gl R L 3 1 E The French Club enjoyed a busy and successful year. Their activities included a luncheon the last Tuesday of every month, guest night, a chapel program, and a Christ- m.is party. The members also received club pins, and several corresponded with French boys and girls. President Phil Lee Secretary-Treasurer Patty Moats Vice-President Shirley Lawson Sponsor Mrs. G. C. Webb Joe Pugh ZL.T'r T W' - P-4 JL. '- T'A... 'qL .4 M ng 1 5 1 . CD i l L X? I .- Latin Club President Ted Snazelle Secretary -Treasurer Lyndell Allen Vice -President Nixon Childs Reporter Maria Richardson The Latin Club is a member of the National Junior Classical League. It's purpose is to acquaint the students of Latin with the customs. laws, and institutions of the Roman people in ways that the study of the language does IIOI afford. Membership is limited to those who are studying or have studied Latin in High School. Each month a luncheon meeting is held, at which studenu present a program pertaining to Roman life, Q it ff I gb Srtfr 54 National Honor Society -mom HQ? SOCIETY X 'I N 4 T- ' 9 1 S The National Honor Society came into existence in Bowling Green High School on I 5 February 10, 1950, with a membership of -14. L The requirements for membership are scholarship. character, leadership, and service. The purposes of the society are to stimulate an interest in higher scholarship and to S develop inherent qualities for leadership and service. The projects for this year are to compile a list of former students who have been members of the society and to have a dinner dance. President Tommy Dunn Secretary Donna Sue Belcher Vice-President James Cox Treasurer Shirley Lawson Sponsors Miss Dawn Gilbert and Mrs. Ella B. Stewart ix If. M ' v A mx, . A' I ' 5 . T ga - ' Yi - D5 2' bl . 1 .A , 4 A .1 '- s ,W ,V 'xiao R Gj x n x KP i I H5 is G President Jimmy Smith Treasurer Norman Lewis Vice-President Vada Morrison Librarians Patty Moats Secretary Lyndell Allen Dianne Bogle Reporter Ronica Taylor The Bowling Green High School Mixed Chorus is a branch of the Bowling Green High Vocal Department. This year their activities included singing at the First Baptist Church and a Lions Club luncheon in Decemberg an assembly program for High School in Februaryg the Bowling Green Music Club, Spring Concert and the Music Festival in Aprilg and the Baccalaureate service in May. Their social experiences included pot luck suppers and a Dinner-Dance in January. Mixed Chorus 5, ,H af. fa' r 5 ,JJ gf I ' A4 V Girls' Chorus The Bowling Green High School Girls' Chorus is a part ofthe Bowling Green High Vocal Department. Their activities this year included singing for the P.T.A. in Octoberg High School Assembly and State Street Methodist Church in Novemberg W.l..B.J. radio broad- cast in Decemberg Spring Concert and Music Festival in April. Their social activities were potluck suppers and a Dinner-Dance. President Carolyn McClard Treasurer Martha Webb Vice-President Norma Glass Librarians Deena Anderson Secretary Janet Kirby Mary Alice Gaines Reporter Maria Richardson i 4 ' 4 'C I ia 2, aj if . 7 is, aa fs, -5' , --.,1. X'- W6 ,.,,-.A ----- ',.f -- 5 ., , -Q 'f' 111 IJ - - , . L ag. Q F3 5 H21 fi 5 3753! EJ f' i ' 1 t Pep Club President Joe Wilkins Vice President Dot Adamson Secretary Nancy McGown '1 reasurer Janice Lockhart Sponsor Mrs. Caple The Bowling Green High School Pep Club is one ofthe youngest organizations in the school Qorganized in l95T5. but in this short time it has become one ofthe most ac- tive, The memhers of the Pep Club must maintain a C average in academic suh- jects and must not receive a ll in conduct, The purpose of this eluh is to stimulate and promote school spirit and loyalty, to promote good spoitsnianship and to support? all school activities. 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I 1. mg , ' ' V L ' . l A X x ,.,, 1, M Q 1 --X gmfm '-: ' 4 K L 1 G., l448f6fL,c,cfC'ff-1 School Band 7 wyweiiafz -Lfpf X CORNETS AND TRUMPETS HORNS I U Aj' BARITONES Norman Lewis Andy Mattei Gary Hatcher J ack Jackson Beverly Forshee Mark Cook Billy Stevens Tommy Spillman Gerald Clasby Charles Myers John Bryson Monte Lange Douglas Driver Steve Duncan Larry Hooker TROMBONES Jimmy Phelps Kenny Duncan Ronnie Flynn Richard Peete Danny Dalton Gilbert Grogan Morris Bryson Kenneth Lee Bob Raby 2 lx . I X John Phillips Nelso Graham Dave Phillips Arnie Franklin Gary Jamison Gary Howard BASSES Dave Perkins Arthur Douglas Charles Hunt Bob Valentine L , Carter Hackney Ronnie Hicks E Johnny Cooke Eugene Parker Jerry E1mor544LL' PERC SSION Ju e Kenncd Y l Miller L LU Nancy Burton g I' Bill Franklin Lf! Dona ld Howell y J A buf RO1jaZynOtye11 did U' L fr , 74 J cf X Ly at fix, M201 , V fi, X to Y, '35 ni Ei T' J -J, ' if V E Fl' Qw 'ff' 9 00 A? .O.. .Q rg Ke B 5 ,Q it cs Q: .J it? 'K o.ol ga' ' . 1 zz 4:15 'P , .. V oo S3- os f' 0 ' wr ' U '36 ,- -li fij W., sf' 'Nt A 1- Y r Y- 3,5 s .. if 4.- ,M f5t0'N3fft'f by lf' High Girls' Chorus ff j President Carolyn Cherry Secretary First Vice-President Margaret Siddens Second Vice-President Rianna Gaines Treasurer Third Vice-President Joy Dumas Librarians Susan Peck, Janet DuVall, Marcia Clark, Paulette Morehead Reporters Brenda Asbury, Margaret Willis Q v t we rx ,V - bb! N Kay Bardin Patricia llunt Glenda McClure Beverly Lloyd The Junior High Girls' Glee Club is composed of one hundred and four girls. They made their first appearance on December ll for the Junior lligh Assembly and P.T..X. programs. They also appeared in .Assembly Programs in February and .X annual banquet was held in February. They participated in Community Regional Music Festival and the annual Spring Concert. pril. The Caroling, the m s ii? A ,.v K Pen and Palette Club l? 2 X The Pen .ind Palette Club was divided into two groups--Junior High and Senior High. Each year the club co-sponsors a banquet and a tea every spring when the work is exhibited. The Senior High officers are: President Ed Moitenberry Secretary-Treasurer Dianne Reaves Vice-President Donnie Walker Sponsor Mrs. Betty Anderson 1 F. H. A. Club President Marilyn Wilson Treasurer Carroll Jean Moats lst Vice President Elouise Raines Parliamentarian Jeanette Moore 2nd Vice President Patsy Gentry Historian Lavada Forkum Secretary Glenda Donoho Reporter Anita Cates Sponsor Mrs. Kittye Maggard Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of pupils who study homemaking. F. H. A. members work together for better and happier home life for everyone. Future Homemakers think that helping to make happy homes now and in the future is the most important thing that youth can do for democracy. Christmas Program Se t Oct Nov Dec all 6 Mar A r Ma 2 School Calendar I9 8 I959 Frrst day of school Everythmg seemed strange after summer vacatxon Opemng game of the football season We played Glasgow Htgh Today was a busy day wrth the electron of class offrcers and selectron of caps and gowns by the Senrors Annual Staff selected Barbara Rabold Edrtor Jerry Hmes Busrness Manager Another red letter day the Senrors selected therr rmgs B G vs Franklrn Srmpson WE WON wrth a score of 19 12 to break a wrnless streak of 26 games I Speak For Democracy Contest Thrs was won by Bob Bell Homecomrng w1th a specral chapel program honorrng the football team We played Owensboro Semor l-hgh Dot Adamson was crowned Queen Her attendants were Barbara Rabold Patsy Gentry Patty Moats and Carolyn McClard A dance followed the game As usual the good plannmg and hard work ofJoe Wtlkrns made rt a huge success Plenty of sore arms srnce today was shot day The Grrls Choms entertarned wrth a musrcal program Report cards Hope everyone passed The Annual P T A Barbecue and Varrety Talent Show was held lndrvrdual school prctures and prctures for the annual were made today Sernors had therr prctures made at Ches Johnson s for the Annual Thanksgrvlng Football Game B G vs Russellvrlle WE WON BASKETBALL Faculty vs G A A students and Faculty vs Quarterback Club Mrss Grlbert was e star of the game and kept us all laughrng wrth her antrcs The Annual Football Banquet was held tomght Wrth the boys and therr dates all dressed up rt was qurte an affarr Basketball season opened tomght We played Alvaton Htgh The Annual Band Dance whrch was held rn the Junror I-hgh Gym was hrghlrghted by the crowmng of the Kmg and Queen Glenda Donoho and Jack Jackson Attendants were Lavada Forkum B111 Gott Nancy Burton and Ted Snazelle Chrrstmas holrdays No more school untrl January 5 Plenty of trme to cram for those semester tests comlng up In overtrme play l-hgh Street defeated us rn the Sky Toumament We placed second SEMESTER EXAMS started today The Art Speech and Musrc departments co sponsored a Hawanan Banquet and Dance for members and therr guests Basketball l-lomecommg was a flrst for B G H S A specral chapel program was held honormg the team We played Allen County Hrgh Pat Porter was crowned Queen Her attendants were Carroll Moats Marrlyn Peck Ann Chaffrn and Patty Butts 1 dance followed the game Senrors selected therr rnvrtatrons today Doorbells wrll be rrngrng thrs week The Student Councrl Magazrne Sale started today The Annual rs completed The frnal deadlme met To the Annual Staff we say A Job well done The Semors sponsored a Valentrne Dance Sock Hop sponsored by the Senrors Semors sponsored a dance rn the gym Senror Drnner The Senror Play was presented under the drrectron of Mrs G C Webb It s hard to realrze next year we wrll be part of the alumnr at the Alumnr Banquet Our thanks to the Junrors for makmg the Jumor Senror Prom a successful one The mtdmght orl lS burnrng Frnal exams started today Baccalaureate Servrce was held at the Frrst Bapust Church Class Nrght was such fun Graduatron Nrght The goal we ve worked toward for twelve years has now been reached The last day of school wrth report cards good byes and Semor trrp 65 p. -- ' '. 23... 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B -. 4 5 ldnbg H.. ,AA 223:55 1 if s Q f - 451' -.-.vial ' . '-fi ,QM AH .af,j,-15 21.551 . 9 4 ' u - 5 I , . Ii 'K l9tQ J An - lyk .' I CN 4 ef - fi ' f if mf MV 5 ww Q' .Q pi .PK 1 ' Y 'As',h .1 X1 . 9 ,. ..V. hg . as .25 1 '1lS5,ugf- rp 0- -'5-fu 12-'f-' ' , . h U3 .T ' qw' 'J' K :ml 'F ,im ' , ' '-if ' 336' - ,,X. 4' 44. 6 .1 C? sf l G Ns-5' Football Co-Captains Robert Stamps and Eddie Moltenberry crowning the Queen, Dot Adamson. Football Homecoming Carolyn McClard, Bob Bell, Barbara Rabold, Joe Wilkins, Dot Adamson, Norman Childs, Patsy Gentry, David Chap- man, Patty Moats, Dennis Jenkins. Compliments of Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company l- fisirifi -.9 '- - M S . , l . XXRPLIW -. - ' 1 'Mlpl-r f' ' :Y 2f':.'fE aria QQYLE. 'M , f e S 5 X5 ' X -72 'C fl-vu. X 'fff X -1-f- ',' ri- - his 1 by Q-, ' -4-ef, N, xx: FC I Af H xt' X A fd Coach Managers Norman Childs D . ,. . enval Barriger Joe Wilkins Bob Farley We are expecting big things out of our Bowling Green High Purples this season. The team has been ranked third in the region by a pre-season poll. We are all proud of the early season victory over High Street. The schedule for the 1958-1959 season is as follows: .klvaton--home Franklin--home Park City--home High Street--home Caverna--home Bristow--home Bowling Green Invitational Russellville--away Brownsville--home College High--away Richardsville--home Paducah--home North Warren--home Allen County--home Henderson--home Seottsville--home 75 Lafayette--away Warren County--away Glasgow--away Cumberland- home Butler County--away Hartford --away Glendale --away .Auburn--home I- H-'f 'li' II ' use -- ,sf ' l I LL A4 W f' 414 'fam Hr tw 4 -iii . . I ,mn G In V, FL V . jr l' N gl' Basketball H99 fr. l Homecoming Basketball Que en Pat Porter Leon Woosley, Ann Chaffin, Bob Bell, Marilyn Peck, Athletic Director, El Donaldson, Pat Porter, Donnie Walker, Carroll Moats, Randy Odil, Patty Butts, Norman Lewis. X Z 'A'S -iw 'ii Ten ms Tea m Bob Bell, Jerry Hines, Nixon Childs, Jerry Mounts P' T Q 4- M ,-al Golf Team Kenny Wallace, Louie Hagan, Coach Ray Weaver, Terry Jones, Gary Sledge. 79 D. I958 Varsity Baseball FIRST ROW: Otis Lovelace, Randy Odil, Donald Willis, Joe Wilkins, Glenn Cordon, Ray Hunt, Pete Hackney. SECOND ROW: Coach Rhea Lazarus, Manager David Chapman, Bob Bell, Terry Hodges, John Hayes, Joe Wilhite, Tommy Dunn, Dale Lindsey, Tommy Gentry, Larry Jones, Billy Joe Pawley, Ronnie Doughty, Manager Richard Chapman. The Purples ended their regular season schedule with a 3-2 record. In district tournament play, the Purples beat Warren County on the one-hit pitching performance of Jerry Polston and then edged Franklin-Simpson in the finish on the slugging of Ray Hunt and Larry Jones. Regional play was highlighted by a win over Butler County and an outstanding pitching performance by 8th grader Tommy Gentry in a losing battle against Fort Knox, the eventual tournament winner. Compliments of W ELM GROVE DAIRY L.- ft, HONEY-KRUST BAKERY .-1-.55Q ADAMS snot STORE ,' KK' a PRESCRIPTION CENTER C9 rusox wmnow AND suPPLY co. . . x 'K Q , Nl Q Q X if is ! wr' 4 4 3 Jn I x 1 . ... ix , ,nl ,, ,f f g NS-.J a gg X . v ii X.. Af ,f - --2' 1 ., , V- ,gf 1. . Www r yf'?.w-,,,, uf Q' QM 4 Y 2 ft ' V f' 5'-f ,V , ex. Junior Varsity Basketball 3 --6 sr. 2- E -. C? A B if 4' P-'Q B A - ffm' . ff- A f ' f f A Q r Q i T if 2 f A in ,bi-.1-1-.: 'v4'-.4-m - 7 -i 6 ' -iwl-Y4-j- s Y , D i ,Q 4 Q. - l - .. M Dorothy Adamson Lou Ellen Bagwell Betty Lou Bandy Douglas Beckham Donna Sue Belcher Diane Bogle Ramona Browning Don Callis Martin Joe Campbell Norman Childs Craig Clover Nancy Coche Jimmy Cox Richard Cox Glenda Donaho s Billy Downey Lavada Forkum- Tim Euller Miss Bettie Anderson, Art Mrs. G. C. Webb, Director Mister Co-ed Cast and Committees Patsy Gentry Glenn Gordon Bill Gott. Gerald Hardcastle Nancy Harlan Carroll Hart Jerry Hines Roy Jackson Terry Jones Alice McAlpine Jerry McCormack Nancy McGown Dale Manning Carrol Jean Moats Eddie Moltenberry Tommy Palmer Marilyn Peck Jerry Polston 84 Pat Porter Joe Pugh Travis Pugh Barbara Rabold Barbara Roach Arlene Rountree Lynda Shaver Richard Shaw Richard Smith Ted Snazelle Robert Stamps Barbara Steele Ronica Taylor Freddie Siddens Donnie Walker Marilyn Wilson Senior Sponsors Mrs. Ella Stewart Mrs. Gladys Pearson Miss Georgianna Page HAWAIIAN 1 ' HAWFHAN BANQUE T Q ISTMA-3 BUMS mx Vx D QUEEN Ano Kffve N- 5 .QM 1 f 711 .J ,, .f - Ct-Haxs BUT 5HAxcsP.e-mes wno TE Sofzofzfr CANTERBURY TALES , p r J 3 Oh ,P 1 ' ..,,. ' ' I 7 A I A FACULTY VS. 6.9.9. m ,., A V K 7y,0fc',4f. GL HSS Roc M gA,A. 'g' ..- W 7 f'fC.ELLnfQS CF B G 'ab lg 1 5. 'i BMD Ffa msfes 1 HH YRIDE Pfcfvfc PHRTV if Eff!! .1u..f,4, - ' MH! ' 'I .... i . I I 1 A noun -Q u-s-31 ' 1. 1 - ,u ' ' ,f Nb fi an-A f '. 1. Aw Hitt: f' in-v.. ' X ni NWN, ,I I 4, 1 ,ww-V 'Q 1 ,, L -af.. za., 5,3 f., 3, M -Q. ,ffm And. v I 0 Bowling Green High Last Wrll and Testament We the Serror Class of 1959 resrdents of Bowlrng Green Kentucky and under the age of 21 years berng of sound mrnd fwrth a few exceptronsj do hereby make and publrsh thrs our Last Wrll and Testament revokrng all former wrlls whrch may have been made at any trme here to fore by us We the members of the class of 19:39 do hereby wrll and bequeath the follomng rRTICLE I We wrll and bequeath to the faculty our deepest apprecratron for a Job well done and sympathy for losrng such a frne and drgnrfred class IRTICLE II To the Junrors we bequeath our cherrshed trtle of potent grave and drgnrfred Senrors wrth all the Senror prestrge they can unearth We also leave to thrs deservrng class l he flrppancy to place pleasure before homework' 2 te wrll to graduate 3 he audacrty to complarn about assrgnments 4 re front row of seats rn chapel XRTICLE III To the Sophomores we wrll the rrght to rmpress upon the Freshmen the vast extent of therr superrorrty and rmportance We also grve them the rrght to enter rnto socrety and thereby neglect therr studres XRTICLE IV To the Freshmen we leave our abrlrty to clrmb the seemrngly long ladder of knowledge and strll be ready to go out mto the world wrth a sound and confrdent mrnd ARTICLE V JACK J XCKSON takes hrs photography equrpment wrth hrm but leaves a copy of all hrs prctures DAVID OWENS leaves hrs abrlrty to grve a party on two hours notrce to Janrce Lockhart JERRY POLSTON leaves nothrng for he has nothrng to leave DOT ADAMSON le ves her trtle of Football Queen to some fortunate Junror DONNA BELCHER wrlls her locker rt the head of the starrs to anyone who enjoys stampedes MARILYN PECK wrlls to Allen NANCY MCGOWN leaves her abrlrty to borrow a Top Value Stamp Srgn to Xbbey Taylor MARTIN JOE CAMPBELL rs gorng to just leave NORMAN CHILDS leaves hrs gavel to the new Student Councrl Presrdent and may he use rt rn good taste BOBBY BELL wrlls to Jerry Moulder the rrght to wrrte hrs Senror research paper rn green rnk LYNDA SHAVER and GERALD H XRDCASTLE leave thetr abrlrty to fuss frght and make up to Brenda Clasby and Frankre Jackson TOMMY DUNN wrlls hrs long adored nrckname of Stork t Ronnrc Doughty may he wear rt forex er TIM FULLER leaves a streak of second gear rubber and 4 burned out transmrssrons to Donald Wrllrs and Vada Morrrson CARROL HART wrlls nothrng to nobody because he rs gorng to take rt all wrth hrm GLEN GORDON leaves hrs name Flash to lucky John Srkes EDDIE MOLTENBERRY and ROBERT STAMPS leave the honor of berng co captarns of the football team to and JOE and TAZ PUGH leave tlrcrr .rbrlrty to always frnd a space rn the crrcle to Brll Brown BILLY DOWNEY leaves a bottle of acrd to Howard Davrs ROY J XCKSON leaves hrs parnt brush to Mrs Anderson because she doesn t have any clean ones and he doesn t know any Junror that deserves rt BILL GOTT leaves hrs trtle of Mr Senror to some Junror who wrll be as thrrlled as he was JERRY MCCORMACK wrlls hrs ambrtron for lndustrral Arts to ambrtrous Steve Day PHIL LEE ltaves hrs French beret to any one who s brrllrant enough to wear rt DAVID CH XPMAN 88 . T ' . . Tl ' . . T ' ' ' ' . . Tl ' . Ann Chaffin her techniques of fllrtation . . . NANCY COCHE leaves her dimples to Lyndall ' ' . . . ' ' ' o leaves his collection of cute remarks to Joe Scates GLEN LOGSDON and OTIS LOVELACE leave their lines fthe kind that catch girlsj to Wayne Copas and Terry Hodges B XRBARA FAULKNER leaves Miss Gilbert to Norma Jean Lee RICHARD COX and DONNIIE WALKER leave their seats in chemistry class to Buck Donnelly and Denny Jenkins and hope they don t get as tired sittlng there DIANE REEVES leaves her No Doz to Johnsie Newsome for All State Chorus BARBARA ROACH wills to Patty Moats her inability to grow BETTY BANDY and FAYE WEBB leave their ponytails to some Junior with a strong neck TERRY JONES and RICH IRD SMITH leave the remains of their empty lockers to Judy Holland PATSY GENTRY leaves her quiet knowing ways to Linda Pawley TED SNAZELLE leaves his ability to talk forever about nothing to Sissy Kemp FREDDY SIDDENS and CRAIG CLOVER leave an empty peroxide bottle to Joe Wilkins and Randy Odil OREN WHEELER and TOMMY PALMER leave their place tn line in the office for admission slips to Jimmy Scott and Jimmy Shaw ROSALIND H XMMOND and PAT DUNN leave their typewriters to anyone who likes smudges RICHARD CXRTER BOBBY BROWN JXMES ROBERTS and JIMMY COMPTON leave their chairs at Students to Bil1Coley Jim Hendricks Mike Xshby and Steve Hock JERRY HINES leaves his Casanova traits to Leon Woosley BARBARA STEELE ARLENE ROUNTREE JOAN ASPLEY and RAMONA BROWNING leave their troubles to any dope that wants them DOUG BECKHAM and XLICE MCALPINE leave their ability to get along so well to Lyndall Allan and Bob Farley N XNCY BURTON wills to some Junior girl her ability to capture a football sweater MARILYN WILSON LOU ELLEN BXGWELL JERRY MCCORMACK and RICH XRD COX gladly leave their concessions to any Junior who doesn t like basketball DON CALLIS and CHARLES EDW XRDS leave RICHARD WESTMORELAND and RICHARD SHAW will to Larry Woodcock and Charles Bryson anything they have that they want ONITA MITCHELL GRACE BESSINGER GLYNDA HELMONTALLER and VERA MCFADDEN will their pleasant dispositions to Carolyn White Karen Clover Ann Griffin and Betty Jo King JEAN LOCKHART wills her title of Mrs to some lucky Junior PAT PORTER MARILYN PECK and CARROL MOXTS leave their unique way of congratulating the football boys for v1c tories to any JUNIOR girls who will enjoy it as much as they did and best wishes to the 59 60 cheerleaders L XVADX FORKUM GLENDA DONOHO and the rest of the Senior girls will the Junior girls back their Junior boys and hope they have as much fun as they did BARBARA RABOLD leaves her position as editor to a fortunate Junior and she hopes they have as much co operation as she did JIM COX and DALE MANNING bequeath their job as testators to any Junior who likes to work And now as we leave these doors of learning we wish to impress on you that Anything worth doing at all is worth doing well and to our other fellow students and our dear teachers we bid a fond farewell Jim Cox an Dale Marmtng CTestatorsJ 89 I I Y - - . I JUNE RAMSEY, NANCY HARLAN and RONICA TAYLOR leave Macbeth to some pitiful Juniors d wha 515163 En-:Shah 1 dn, yagf. 5 spawn func rar 3 Noam f NEUBLSAJ. -J-.9 H-Sk. ,KM vt Iwd-S IN 'fo ui '+ 21,319 Ja.2f:f 1 A 699950 DON'T LST I T '-fn zaauo Mus Dmsfcsa 041. IWGHTZ' JURY I-YAVDA .' f row You we HND A FLY HE,-vonezvi- , 1 4 JZ: 04' vs cu.: saws 1 HD PPIEI. 40 . ?' ' ' :Q THE mon mu? 'rut .Sf rg. :.1 HWHTY-' , M., ,. , ,, A fM..sa. f1-+ ai, , ..,,, 55, - -' fi, ax--.f-A' I ', ff! I f- VM . i tht. Q Zz, 2. 1 xt J ,-I',..g?lgf h' ' 'J f fffif 1 .J P' Q Au A Fooru rg TED v 17.1 657' DMA- png SDH, BAR- Gm. Now. 1' WE . 90 'Best Wishes to the l959 Graduates THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 4 P kR E fhSf Build with Brick DAVID W OWENS gh! vi 3 4728 COLLEGE STREET INN Home Cooked Meals Foot Long Hot Dogs 24 Hour Curb Service H bd M P p Main Office 39 or ow Drive In Bank 534 asf I0 reef Bowling Green, K T ky 52 Hi ond Drive - ffon1pIinients of er axine, ro . Best Wishes to the I959 Graduates THE CITIZENS NATICNAL BANK 43 P kR 5 E t'I0thSt Build with Brick DAVID W OWENS Brick Contractor 5 ghl d D VI 34728 COLLEGE STREET INN Home Cooked Meals Foot Long Hot Dogs 24 Hour Curb Service II b 5 xi P p ll ff Main Office 9 U' ow Drive In Bank 34 as reef Bowling Green, Kentucky 2 Hi an rive - Compliments of er y axine, ro . Compliments of MCFARl.AND'S LAUNDRY S CLEANERS Across the street from Bowling Green High Compliments of HULEN PRODUCE C0 816 College Street VI 3 9727 LI, Class and Organnzatlon Leaders of Bowling Green Junlor and Sensor Hugh Schools FRONT ROW Doug Drmver Carolyn Cherry Norman Chllds Bob Bell Barbara Rabald Tommy Dunn Carroll Moats Davld Chapman SECOND ROW EI Donaldson Sondra Drake Joe Wrlknns Marnlyn Peck Eddie Moltenberry Ted Snazelle Joe Bull Campbell BACK ROW Dennus Jenlclns Jlmmle Smith Joy Dumas Phrllrp Lee Margaret Slddens Jack Jackson and Jerry Polston O Q Y .7 .. ' ' J' 5 ww ,,v-:V ., W - - - , . 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Southern Kentucky's Leading Department Store Meet you at SUE S DAIRY DIP HOME or THE WORLD S BEST MILK SHAKE 31 W By Pass HALL S MEN S SHOP Ph e VI 2 64 444 M George Ha el W E Abell Congratulations S ' f v 1 I on -57 D oin Bowlung Green, Kentucky Recognized Nationally :Xdvertisecl Brands. lfxclusivcly n ine . . Congratulations to each of you young men and women upon your efforts to better prepare yourselves for your future by contmulng your courses of study AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK S TRUST C0 Bowling Green Kentucky Member of FDIC Federal Reserve System We Dom t Pay BRoADWAY WASHETERIA B G Serv Ur Self Laundry Bee Gee Sanitary Products Clean Clothes 81 824 Broadway T1 e Savmg Fluff Dry Folded Clothes Phone VI 3-8I2I 824 Broadway Phone VI 3 8l2I Cnmplzm ents of ASPLEY Xt ASPLEY HARDWARE C0 338 Mann Street Phone VI 3 6907 BOB ASPLEY 81 SONS HARDWARE C0 724 College Street Phone VI 2 III2 Q l tl . , ,Y l We Specialize In .m . 1 . . 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Your Ford Dealer S11 1 D IVI3 AI For Your Health s Sake For Goodness Sake INSIST ON PAs1eUP'1f D IRYPRODUCTS BROWN ICE CREAM S MILK CO C I 1 GARRISON TILE COMPANY 1428 L VI 2 5019 SOI 0 e S reef io -90 1 0 331 o Iege St. Beautiful Accessories-Distinctive Gif s oureI - BGWLING GREEN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY INC College of Commerce Wounded 1874-I Summer School Openmg ,Iune 8 1959 Fall Openlng September 7 1959 Courses o college grade and 0 purely commerczal and vocatwnal rank all zn the fzeld o busmess One o the largest busmess schools zn the country Short mtensz courses avazlable or young people Lnterested Ln prepanng or present ex r ry employment opportu ues J up nte or call for partlculars 31 1 I VILVQG GREEN BUSINI' SS UNIVFHSVI Y Bowllng Green Kentucky I Off to a wonderful start... SUM' :jk RCYAL MUSIC CO Q Q I ' 7 f f . . - . f ' . f . , t r ' . ' . Q II. :yu mf! V' yy ' 5 Y Furl. Q, ul . Y r jig . 1 l J ' JJ 'fly , AI . 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