Calhoun High School - Spectator Yearbook (Calhoun, KY)

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Puophecq GazIng Into the future of the I957 class of Calhoun Hlgh School, Its members are seen as they wIII be In the future They are scattered over the face of the earth and many have accompllshed unusual feats Look wIth me Into the future NANCY ENGLISH IS a stewardess on a new Hatler let arrplane trynng to Invade the MIlky Way L C SWEENEY IS chlef cook and bottle washer on the Rumsey Marme ship now docked on Green Rlver MARGARET HILL IS teachlng mambo lessons at Arthur Murray s new dancIng school In Calhoun FAYE WEBSTER IS now travelnng wlth Wrlngley Bros clrcus as the Fat Lady BEVERLY DAVIS IS medical technologIst at the D 8. G Laboratory thx Sacramento JERRY MIZE whose name IS known throughout the world recently swam the Englush Channel BILLY DENT IS proprletor of the largest baby s safety pun factory In Kentucky MARY ELLA DENT IS uslng the safety pIns as fast as her husband s factory can manufacture them ALICE MCDANIEL famous scIentIst resldes In Bermuda after havIng dlscovered the world s smallest germ LEROY PINKSTON IS owner and drlver of the fastest raclng car ever entered In Calhoun s Speed wa Race JERRYYABNEY proprIetor of Abney s dry goods store IS a Ieadlng merchant on VIne Street, Holl ood SANDRIAWERWIN now restIng at home has lust recorded her latest hut tune for RCA Hug Me Tender GARNETTA SANDEFUR has lust flnlshed maklng a movIe wlth Jerry LewIs entltled Just Too Funny NORMAN TROUTMAN IS manager of the Flrst National Trust Bank located on Plum Street In Buel GUY LROUTMAN has been awarded the Kentucky Farmer s Trophy because of hIs contrIbutIon to see corn BARBARA JENNINGS IS resIdIng In a IIttle punk cottage In Mlchlgan where her husband IS employed SHAEON LROUTMAN IS secretary of Troutman Inc Chalr Factory located on MaIn Street In G env: e BETTY RICHARDSON after returmng from a crulse around the world has declded to go to Afrlca JIMMY CESSNA IS the owner of a large chaln of garages extendmg from Rumsey to Owensboro CLARELSA SETTLE after Wlnnlng the VOICE of Democracy Contest IS wrltmg speeches for the Pres: ent NELL HINES has lust patented her new surglcal aId the plastlc lung whlch IS a result of her work at the Guffey Research Hospltal MARLENE WETZEL has been chosen to compete In a spelllng bee agalnst contestants from the other states SHIRLEY HARDIN IS cheerleader for the gIrls football team at the UnIversIty of Beech Grove JEAN GALLOWAY IS a hostess on the world s largest aIrlIne the Calhoun Grove Alrlmes KENNETH TAYLOR IS the mechanlc and bodyman In Glenvllle s largest garage DONNIE LAYTON IS owner of Layton s Bluegrass Farm located between Buel and Calhoun MARY ALICE SIMON IS appearlng as the leadIng lady ID a new movle co starrmg Marlon Brando and Introduclng a new star Thomas Baker THOMAS BAKER has lust taken a trlp to Alaska to star In MGM s new motlon plcture wIth Marllyn Monroe NORMA PORTER IS the only woman englneer among fnve hundred men In the East IndIes WILLENA JONES IS secretary for Peter Sands and playlng the role of Susle In Prlvate Secretary WILLODEAN MATTINGLY IS teachIng shorthand at the Unlverslty of Calhoun MARY ALICE EUBANK IS travellng to varIous alr bases In her new hellcopter JERRY BATES IS studymg Sherlock Holmes FBI manual whlle flyIng a U S Arr Force get EUGENE COBB engmeer for the B 8. O boat route through Calhoun and Rumsey, has has hardest lab durlng backwater season RAYMOND HOWELL a drlller In the oll flelds has lust struck black gold In the mlddle of Beech Grove s MaIn Street HUGH HUNT has lust completed four years In Veterlnarlan School, and IS opening hIs own hosprtal BILLY DAVIS whose ambutlon was to become a government worker IS now Ike s bodyguard ARVIN VANDIVER IS a successful radar technlclan now stationed In Chrna RONNIE THOMAS IS tending hrs mllllOn acre farm In Slbefld CHARLES CHEATHAM has gIven up the Idea of becomlng a farmer, and IS now teaching gIrl s physlcal educatIon at Beech Grove Unlversrty SALLY GALLOWAY IS nursmg supervIsor at the Buel Communnty Hospntal, after 25 years at Norton s JAKE ASHTON IS playIng center on the Calhoun Globetrotters Basketball Team AVAH HAYDEN IS secretary to the presldent of Smlth Busllnes Sally Galloway, Class Prophet . . . ' I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ll 1 . . . . , . . . . . . . . I, I, . . . . . . . . . I I ' . . , . . . . . . , . . . . . . . , I I . 1 . . o g . . , . . . I I . . . H 1 I I ll . . .. . . . . . ,, ,, . . . . . . , . . . . . .. . . . . . . . I . . . . I - I . . . . . I I - . . . . I I . . . . . . . . I I . . . . . . ., . . . . , .. .. , . . . . .I . - I , . . . . . . . . . , . E u 0 0 0 I . . . ..,,. H . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . .. . . . I . . . . . . . . . 1 1 , . . . .. . , I I ' . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . ,. . . . . . ., . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . .

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Claaa Hiatonq We, the seniors of 1957, started on our way through high school in the year one thousand, nine hundred and fifty three. We have progressed most rapidly in these few ears in which we have attended high school, yet it seems only a trifle when we stop and gaze backwarjover the four years that have lapsed. Although we have progressed rapidly, we have encountered, along with a great deal of fun, many hazards and hardships. lt seems only yesterday that seventy of us, sponsored by Mrs. P. H. Smith and Mr. Richard Hopkins, enrolled as Green Freshmen. For class officers we elected Keith Bachman, President, Kenneth Taylor, Vice-President, Mary Alice Eubank, Secretary, Mary Alice Simon, Treasurer, and Clarells Settle, Reporter. Later that year we took a very educational trip to Bardstown, Frankfort and Lexington. The next fall fifty-eight of us came back to school to be the Silly Sophomores of l954. Our Sponsors were Mrs. L. D. Knight and Mrs. A.T. Nall. We elected Jerry Abney, President, Jake Ashton, Vice-President, Beverly Davis, Secretary, and Betty Richardson. Treasurer. The year closed with a trip to the Mammoth Cave. As Jolly Juniors our Sponsor was Mrs. Robert Hicks. There were forty-seven of us that year and Kenneth Taylor served as President, Jerry Mize, Vice-President, Nell Hines, Secretary, Betty Richardson, Treasurer, and Norma Porter, Reporter. We presented a play entitled Men Are Like Street Cars. Shirley Hardin and Billy Dent won the dramatic awards for their outstanding performances in the play. We closed the year by taking the seniors to Nashville to visit the Tennessee state capitol, the War Memorial Museum, the Parthenon, the Hermitage, and the Grande Ole Opry Now we have come to the time when we must depart from our dreaded yet dearly loved Calhoun Hugh We leave an order to progress toward higher education and In order to reach higher goals Forty three of the seventy of us that started as Green Freshmen have made the grade and are now conssdered Sophisticated Seniors Eugene Cobb was elected President Bully Dent Vice President Nell Hines, Secretary Shirley Hardin Treasurer and Betty Richardson, Reporter Mrs L W Northungton and Reverend James L Garrett are our Sponsor Many honors have been received by the members of our class However, we feel and know that whatever we have accomplished could not have been possible without the help and co operation of our parents and teachers National Honor Society Members Eugene Cobb Clarella Settle Norma Porter Marlene Wetzel Sandra EIQWIH, Shirley Hardin Betty Richardson, Mary Ella Dent Beverly Davis Nell Hines and Alice McDanle Basketball C Awards Bully Dent Jerry Bates, Norman Troutman Donnie Layton, Eugene Cobb Kenneth Taylor, Thomas Baker L C Sweeney, and Jake Ashton Speech C Awards Sandra Erwin Shirley Hardin Mary Ella Dent and Marlene Wetzel Muslc C Awards Clarella Settle Senior Cheerleader Shirley Hardin D A R History Award Winner Norma Porter Annual Editor Beverly Davls Nursing Scholarship Award Nell Hanes Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Norma Porter Dlstrlct Voice of Democracy Contest Winner Clarella Settle D A R Good Citizenship Award Beverly Davls Marlene Wetzel, Class Historian ie , Q, 380 diffs? Y ,fi H X . . . . . . - n n . ,, . . . ,, . I . . . n 0 0 . I I I I I . . , , , . . . . . . . . . Q . . . : I I I I I I I E . . n ll , ' ' ' I I I , . . . II ll 0 ' ' ' ' I I I ' ' II ll , . : . . . . . : : . : . . . : . . st 8 o Al V-. . u l gqg'l!?l' 1' ,f ' 'ff-im, ----i :Li gifs- ' rf- SQ 1 I Ee .1 -4 1 e-sg 1 J

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Claaa Wall I Wallena Jones wall my abalaty to drave a car to my brother I Thomas Baker, wall my abalaty to become a loyal Kentuckaan to the next Tennessean who comes to Calhoun I Bally Dent, wall my abalaty to fanash school to Charles Morgan I Jerry Maze, wall to Kenneth Haggs and Donald Freels my abalaty to steal watermelons wathout gettang caught I Leroy Pankston, wall to Donald Freels my abalaty to get along wath Mr Crume I Sally Galloway wall my heaght and loud ways to Nelda Maller I Faye Webster wall my 8 by I0 portraat of Elvas Presley to Mr Garrett I Mary Alace Samon wall my place an Calhoun School to my saster Joyce I Alace McDanael, wall to Alace Wraght my seat on the bus sance she has to stand most of the tame Walodean Mattangly wall my quaet ways to Jackae Galloway Bally Davas, wall my abalaty to be Dreamboat to Donald Freels Nancy Englash, wall my abalaty to graduate from hagh school to my two brothers Jerry Bates, wall to Bally Howell my abalaty to stand up for my raghts Avah Hayden, wall my books to anyone who needs them Eugene Cobb wall my bachelor ways to my brother, Roy Cobb Hugh Hunt wall to Wayland Robertson and my saster, Ruth my abalaty to fanash twelve years of school I Margaret Hall wall my place an shorthand to anyone who as brave enough to take at I L C Sweeney wall my abalaty to stay on my feet whale playang basketball to Charles Morgan I Sharon Troutman wall my abalaty to date one boy sax years before marryang ham my saster, Glenda Taylor I Jake Ashton, wall to Donald Freels my abalaty to keep quaet an a movae I Marlene Wetzel, wall to my brother James Bennett Wetzel my four years reserved seat an Mrs Knaght s math class I Sandra Erwan wall to my brother, Steve, my quaet and shy ways I Donnae Layton wall my abalaty to play hooky and go rabbat huntang to Gene Revlett and Randall Duke Jerry Abney wall to my saster my skall an skappang classes, but hope she doesn t use at I Norma Porter wall my place an the Lattle Offace to anyone who lakes to work Garnetta Sandefur wall my great mand to the Calhoun Scaence Department an hopes that they wall fand ca use for at I Beverly Davas wall my love for Iattle Chevrolets to Ann Edwards who as a bag Mercury fan I Ronnae Thomas, wall my abalaty to get along wath the teachers to my Iattle brother I Nell Hanes wall my toll frame to the baology class for skeletotrophac study upon my exparataon I Barbara Jennangs wall to Shlrley Lee my shy and bashful ways I Betty Rachardson wall to Pat Jones and Eppae Raghtmyer my enormous appetate I Jammy Cessna wall my abalaty to fanash hagh school to Kenneth Vandaver I Arvan Vandaver wall my curly haar to my nephew Kenneth Vandaver who needed at at a certaan tame I Jean Galloway wall my abalaty to stand up to Charles Morgan I Clarella Settle wall my place at the paano to Ruth Hunt, and hope she fands at as rewardang as I have Mary Alace Eubank, wall my keen sense ofsmell to anyone who plans to take chemastry Raymond Howell wall my place an Englash to Bally Edwards Guy Troutman wall my good looks and curly haar to Davad Ratlaff Kenneth Taylor wall my dravang abalaty to Marshall Troutman Sharley Hardan, wall my love for basketball and cheerleadang to Pat Maralyn and Quada Charles Cheatham wall my place an the boaler room to Tommy Young Norman Troutman, wall my sharpshootang basketball skall to Charles Morgan Bopey Dent wall to all garls who may fand at useful my abalaty to push a Model A Ford Hugh Hunt 'I8 O . . .. . 1 1 ' . .. . 1 . . . .. .. I . . . . -- 1 . . l It it 9 I . . . . . 1 1 ' . . . 1 1 ' ' . . . . . 1 1 1 - 1 . . 1 1 ' . . . .. I, . , . I, . . I, . I1 1 ' . . .. .. I1 1 1 . I I J 5 I 0 1 1 ' . .. . . 1 -- 1 . . .. . . . 1 1 to . . . .. . . . , . 1 1 1 . . , . . 1 1 - . . .. . . 1 1 . I . . . . . . I 1 1 . . . . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 . . . l 0 . 0 Q . 1 1 . . . .. . . , . 1 1 . . . 1 1 - . . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 - . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 - 1 1 . . , . I . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 - I . .. .. 1 1 - I . . . . . . I 1 1 I . . . 1 1 - , . I . . . . .. 1 1 1 -