Burgin High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burgin, KY)

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Pill We, the Senior Class of 1962, of Burgin High School, Burgin, Kentucky, do hereby present our last will and testament, thus revolking all other wills which we may have made previously. IRA HAYSLETT leaves his straight A average in chemistry to Wayne Stine. HERBERT DENNY wills his ability to drive a car to Dickie Davis. GERALD DE NISE wills his chin whiskers to Billy Prewitt. JERRY MULLINS wills his ability to get a C in conduct, with his mouth wired, to Steve Mullins. RONNIE DENNY wills his pleasant smile to Billy Lyons. MIKE BOWMAN wills his flat top to Billy Dunn. LARRY WAYNE MATHERLY wills his scholastic ability to David Cheak. FRED MULLINS wills his ability to get along with Mrs. Lewis to Billy Cheak. JOY SMITH wills her ability to blow up test tubes to Judy Patterson. JANE WHITE wills her slim figure to Pat Dunn. JOYCE CADDELL wills her ability to get the boy she wants to Barbara Crouch. JERRY CASWELL wills his ability to tell big tales to Bobby Cheak. WAYNE WALLS wills his ability to play in sports to Cecil Van Diver. SUE HOCKENSMITH wills her ability to graduate to her brother, Ronnie. LARRY YOCUM wills his ability to stay in history class for two years to Brent Peavler. JERRY GILVIN wills his ability to drink Pepsi and to smoke to James Helm. Jerry Mullins Ronnie Denny

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 Historg Four years seemed like such a long time when we ventured into our first high school class. Think- ing back it seems impossible that we have covered so much territory in such a short time. There have been pleasures and regrets, hopes and let-downs, joys and sorrows. Already we are beginning to realize that our happiest days are quickly running out. Sitting for a few moments to think, we may recall such things as-. The happy autumn in 1958 when we all came to school with pencils and paper, ready to start on this wonderful experience. We elected as President, Fred Mullins; Vice President, Bob Hager; Secre- tary, Jane White; Treasurer, Ronald Denny; Reporters, Pat Gwinn and Joy Hulette, and Student Council members, Fred Mullins, Bob Hager and Joy Hulette. Our Sponsor was Mr. Goebel Ferrell. As sophomores we had begun to settle down......a little. As class officers we chose; President, Mike Bowman, Vice President, Gerald De Nise; Secretary, Pat Gwinn; Treasurer, Joy Hulette, and Student Council member, Larry Yocum. Mrs. Cora Ann Lewis was our sponsor. Our junior year was a full and prosperous one. We sold candy and cokes at ball games, sold maga- zines, had a class play Papa Says No , and ordered our class rings, which seemed a turning point in our lives. This year officers were: President, Pat Gwinn; Vice President, Sue Hockensmith; Secretary, Joyce Caddell; Treasurer, Joy Hulette, and Student Council Members, Larry Yocum and Joy Hulette. Miss Margaret Gibson was our sponsor. We entered our senior year with seventeen members. We had both gained and lost some. Our senior year was full of such things as: selling Christmas cards, soliciting ads, Donkey Ball game. Jitney suppers, our senior trip and numerous others. Class officers were: President, Sue Hockensmith; Vice- President, Larry Yocum; Secretary, and Treasurer, Ira Hayslett, and Student Council Members - Fred Mullins and Joy Smith. Mrs. J. W. Langford was our sponsor. Five of our boys played football and nine played basketball. Our class had five girls who had been cheerleaders at least one of the four years. Graduation is not far away and the thought of leaving makes us sad; but we must make way for on-coming seniors. To our teachers and our School we offer our deepest gratitude for their great under- standing and inspiration. Joy Smith We, the Class of 1962, bid you farewell.

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flroptjeco This is the year 1972, and as our class reunion goes into full swing we find our classmates en- gaged in the following activities: MIKE BOWMAN now owns his own marina on Herrington Lake. JERRY CASWELL is in command of the ninth fleet and is just off the coast of Greenland. JOYCE CADDELL is happily married to Butch and is kept busy with her teaching job, and raising a family. GERALD DE NISE is a recruiting officer at the Navy Reserve Station in Danville. HERBERT DENNY and his wife, Emily, are supplying minnows from their prospering minnow farm to all of the fisherman. RONNIE DENNY is kept busy dusting his trophies which he has won in drag races. SUE HOCKENSMITH has followed in the footsteps of her mother, and is a nurse in Kentucky State Hospital. IRA HAYSLETT has followed Fuzzy's footsteps and is laying pipe line across the Sahara Desert, that is. JERRY GILVIN no longer has to sneak trips to Lancaster for he now lives there. JERRY MULLINS has just returned from his third trip around the world. FRED MULLINS, head scientist at Cape Canaveral , is making plans for his first trip to the moon. LARRY WAYNE MATHERLY is the head coach at the University of Kentucky. JOY HULETTE SMITH is living in Mississippi, and has a full time job being the wife of a minister. JANE WHITE is teacher of physical education at Bates High School. LARRY YOCUM is test driver for General Motors, and has just returned from a 10, 000 mile drive in the Colorado Mountains. Larry Yocum Wayne Walls