Calhoun High School - Spectator Yearbook (Calhoun, KY)

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ffl STATISTICS J Best Looking Boy- ---- - Prettiest Girl -------- Biggest Feet ---------- Friendliest Boy ------- Friendliest Girl ------ Most Talented --------- Most Loyal Boy -------- Most Loyal Girl ---- --- Best All Around Girl-- Best All Around Boy--- Neatest Girl ---------- Neatest Boy ----------- Most Cheerful --------- Most Likely to Succeed Most Humorous --------- Laziest --------------- Class Grumbler ----- --- Most Dependable ------- Most Popular Girl ----- Most Popular Boy ------ Most Courteous -------- Most Athletic --------- Loudest Boy ------ ----- Loudest Girl ---------- Biggest Flirt --------- Most Studious --------- Quietest Girl --------- Quietest Boy ---------- A. B. Sandefur Jeanette Howard Walter Scott Hubert Crawford Mary Eula Woodfork Mary Colley Franklin Pryor Mary Bula Woodfork Mary Eula Woodfork Hugh Rightmyer Janice Young A. B. Sandefur Mary Eula Woodfork Walter Scott Wilford Baird Hubert Crawford Wilford Baird Mary Eula Woodfork Mary Eula Woodfork Gene Heisler Mary Eula Woodfork Hugh Rightmyer Hubert Crawford Kathryn Tomes Mary Colley Elizabeth Caulley Elizabeth Caulley Donald Erwin I 2: Q

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IPRCPHEC i , This Prophecy is the product of much and very extensive research. After looking at all statistics and facts about the members of the Senior Class, this is the result. This is not hearsay, but the accumulation of many details which go to prove that the following prophecy is almost a positive thing. Wilbur Carter, ninety day wonder of West Point. Jean Hayden, teaching her little Haydens to spell. Barbara Thomas, still trying to learn how to boil water. Carl Mackey, president of the Burlington Liars Club. Hubert Crawford, catcher for the nOutcast of Little Leaguen baseball team. Jeanette Howard, landlady of York's Apartment Building, New York, New York Stella Vanover, assisting Bill run a ferry from Settles' Cafe to Pau1's Cafe during high water. A. B. Sandefur, nation's No. l bachelor. Kathryn Tomes, dispatch runner for the Women's Air Force. Frank Pryor, still visiting Betty Erwin. Gene Heisler, better known as No. 017655 at Sing Sing. Mary Eula Woodfork, raising their famous Blue Mold tobacco while Heisler is in Sing Sing. James Bailey, chief knee bouncer at Ann's Day Nursery. Eugene King, a famous hair stylist in Paris--Paris, Kentucky. Betty Glover, a missionary to Africa. She now is in quite a stew-- cannibal stew. Donald Erwin, owner of world's largest Blue Front Baloney Store. Jo Scott, first lady train engineer between Beech Grove and Sebree. Wilford Baird, on his way to the Bowery where he will take the place of Horace Debussey Jones. Elizabeth Caulley, music selector for Randy Blake at station WJJD, Chicago l, Illinois. Jonell Fulkerson, main attraction in the USO Building at Fort Knox. Mary Colley, great singer in Carnegie Hall, She should have been thrown out long ago. Judy Nall, teaching red-headed kids basketball yells. Dorman Mize, last seen when his hunting safari left for darkest Africa. Mabel Hancock, sergeant in the women's division of the Fox Hole Diggers. Janice Young, helping Bucklew teach their little papooses the war dance. Walter Scott, union leader of the National Pickpocketors Association. Hugh Rightmyer, famous pharmacist who discovered nKill 'Em Quickn pills. Frances Taylor, cashier at the famous Tadpole Restaruant on Green River. Freddie Cheatham, speed demon at the Indianapolis Speedway. Joyce Wahl, three year winner in the Kentucky State Corn Derby. 15

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