Campbellsville High School - Eagle Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)
- Class of 1949
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BIG EVENTS OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1949 On September 4, 1945, as a group of fifty-three green Freshmen, our class stormed into the Campbellsville High School building with dreams of sailing through High School on pink clouds. But, we soon learned that the sailing wasn't going to be so smooth after all because the Senior class had other ideas. Our class sponsors for the year were Mrs. Evelyn Rice and Hr. Paul Coop. The class officers for the year were President--Eugene Miller, Vlce-President--Jim y Wooldridge, Secretary-- Tom y Dowell, Treasurer--June ldlson and Historian--Marguerite Watson. Our class colors were blue and gold, our motto being nExcelsiorH. One new member was added to our class this year, the student being Evelyn Rlgsby, while we had two to leave us this year, those being Jimmy Wooldridge and Nannie Monroe, At the C. H. 5. Carnival there were five girls from our class chosen to be in the high school sideshow. We were very proud of this fact because since we were in high school we felt that we Freshmen were the most important class in school. Charlotte Eads was chosen as the queen's attendant for the carnival. At the end of our Fresh- men year, we combined our finances and Vent to Blue Hole on a picnic. One of our sponsors, Mr. Coop proved to be a great help to us for that afternoon he spent most of his time catching the girls who fell off the cliff at Blue Hole. We just Couldn't have fun if we d1dn't do something dangerous. The following year we returned to school with an attitude of proving that we could live up to our name nsilly sophomoresn. CConfldent1ally this was the year when we acquired the name of being the meanest class in school.J The class sponsors were Mrs. Robert Deener and Mr. J. R. Hayes. How they lived through that year without going crazy will never be known. Our class officers were elected as follows, President--Margaret J. Trotter, Vice-President--Tom Peterson, Secretary--June Wilson, Treas- urer-- Geneva Wheat, Historian--Marguerite Watson. Our d.ass colors were aqua and black. Our class was represented in the carnival side show by five of our brilliant student: and Betty Jane Durham was our candidate continued for carnival queen. This same year the old love bug bit four of our students and then we were short four students in the class. They were: Beatrice Curry, Ann Carter, Mary Lois Perkins, and Hazel Marples. Jimmy Wooldridge returned to our class and entered school during the second six weeks. Charles dtiles made the class proud by making first team and Betty Raye Crabtree was chosen as cheerleader. As Jolly Juniors we started off with a song in our hearts because we had the feeling we were almost through school. Needing officers to control the class we elected President--Eugene Miller, V1ce-Pres1dent-- Stanley Baldwin, Secretary--June Lilson, Treasurer--Jean Shipp and Historian--Barbara Newcomb. There were thirty-eight Juniors enrolled under the leadership of Mrs. Margaret Ashley and Miss Virginia Buchanan.. Lie had three new members added to our class, Stanley Baldwin, Bob Bi shoff and Marie Montgomery. We also lost three of our Juniors, for we had three more to get married, Beverly Burress, Geneva Wheat, and Margaret Trotter. Then the time came for us to show our talent which we certainly did in our play Don't Take My Penny . To further show our talent we again or- ganized the Junior Chorus which proved to be a great help for chapel prom grams. To represent our class in basketball we had Betty Raye Crabtree as cheerleader, Charles Stiles and Stanley Baldwin, as'flrst team men. During the carnival Betty Raye also represented our class by running as carnival queen candidates. During our Christmas vacation Marguerite Watson and Joanne McCubbin were married. It was here we acquired the name of Those Marrying Juniors . At the end of the year our class spon- sored a banquet for the Senior class. The theme of the banquet was Hitch Your Wagon To A Star . Thus ended our career as Jolly Juniors. We Jolly Juniors could hardly wait for our Senior year to start. This year proved to be the happiest and also the saddest school year of all We were very happy to become students under the leadership of Mrs. R. Lee Campbell. The class officers were elected with President--Eugene Miller Vice-President--Dick Parrish, Secretary--June Warren, Treasurer--Lois Anne Faulkner, Historian-- Barbara Newcomb. Our class colors were Yale blue and white, class flower the purple orchid and our class motto is wouasn . -1 S continued Hwatch Us Climbn. Stanley H3uckH Raldwln and Betty Raye Crabtree repre- sented our class in the school carnival. Stanley was elected King and Betty Raye was quite some competition to the Zoohomore queen because of the Seniors' l's upport. To really start the year off with a bang we pre- sented the senior Play, HEverybody' Crazyu. Five students came to enroll in the xenior Class from Taylor County High. They are, Tommy Dowell, Jimmy Hooldridge, Paul Larrimore, Bob Chandler, and Delora Blevins. Bob Bishoff and Kenneth Jpratt joined the navy to see the world, they probably thought they couldn't see enough in Campbellsville High School. Marie Montgomery and Joan Caffee did not return to be with us dignified Seniors for they were ready to settle down into new homes. Norma Jean Dudgeon , June Iilson and Delorc Blevins were married our Senior Year but Delora did not return to school. In order that we might publish an annual worthy of our suoport, we sold Christmas cards, purple and gold hats and emblems and city directories. Mary Margaret Stubbs proved to be the best salesman in our class for she sold the most Christmas cards. Hononary members of our class whose names and biographies were chosen to go in the High School Register were: Barbara Newcomb, Betty Raye Crabtree, Jean Shipp, and Stanley Baldwin. Une of the greatest embarras- ments to our class came on the day the Southern Association visited our school. Only twfnty three students wlre at school out of the thirty-six enrolled. ieems like everyone get sick at the same time. Charles itiles and itwnley Baldwin brought glory to our class when they made all district at the District Tournament. The Seniors also won the class tournament due to the help of our great coach of the year, William Newcomb. So to this date we finish the history of the great Seniors of Campbellsville High School. CIN YOU IV GINE ??? Opal Qaumgwrdner veing 6 feet tall? Mary Frances with straight hair? Zero Chandler weighing 250 pounds? Hazel Knudiles not having a lesson? Lois Anne without her chewing gum? Buck weing at sdaool by 8:00 o'clock? Albert Mard1S??????????????????????? 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Sleeping Feauty ...... . ..... Who , Charms the Boys.. .... .. Soonsor's Pet.. ..... . .. Pestlill Around ..... . Yost Depndable... .. . . Ncatest Girl ....... ... HCrE1T,4,EST, IFOY ....... . Best Athletic Hoy... .. .. Class Crooner .... ... ... Biggest Gossiper. .... . . Smartest.. .................. Who Charms the Girls. . . . Most Talented ....... . .. best Horse Doetor.... .... .. . Ll IQ!! 000001 Q I U to 0 I 00009 Q0 o 1 c o our 0 o 0 o 1 so no 0 on no so on coco ooo on 0 0 c as ol aqua e Q u 0 9 s s so c 5 o an on s Q n U no noon Ov to Q 0 OC Q0 0 I .Mrs. Campbell .Stanley Baldwin .Opal Eumgardner ,Barbara Burress .Bob Chandler .Getty Crabtree .Tommy Dowell .Betty J. Durham .Charlotte Dads .Lois A. 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Compliments of CORNER DRUG STORE Fountain Service and Drugs Compliments of Hedgespelh A Mardis POULTRY. EGGS. CREAM PHONE S9 Fompliments of lurner Food Markel FRESH MEATS FHFITS and VEGETABLES Home Owned and Operated Compliments of laylor Counly Supply THORNTON NEWCOMB, Prop. Compliments of laylor Counly Bank CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 8150000.00 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of CHANDlER NOVELTY COMPANY Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Compan COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF CAMPIZELLSVILLE. KY. fomplrmentx i Parroll 8. Ramsey Funeral Home 115 lebanon he lhone 700 F I l'ARRO'I'l 'Nldnlger fomphmcnt ut Herman V Shrvely ILVS ILI If R and Ol'I'0WIIuTRlS'l Fomphments mf Eads Sanrlary Darry MII K ILL LRB XM Pl IFLR If ll IOS bl dpetlc Grapeile Bolllrng Co CO1 I 'NIBIA hX 1 .1- ' ' .' 0 ' , . I S . I I Y K . , 5 '. .. . ' '. . ' 2 R0liI'IR'l' PARRUTT. Assistant . ' .' 4 1 o y 1 ' ll x 1 of s n I 1 TY 'Y 1 IJON'T BE MISLED . . . l Buy the Genuine ' Compliments of Frigirluire , , Edrrnglon Servrce I I IQEST OF Ll'CK SENIORS COLUMBIA AYENFE PHONE ISNSX Compliments of I Monson s GEO. MONSON. Pmp. Compliments of Hubbard Service Slalion SHELL Petroleum Products SICIBERLING Tires, Tubes and Batteries 1. 1 IU I in C' 1 1 Omp lmems 0 I OTIIIJIIITIQIYLS Jf George R Newcomb Taylor Counly Rural W' X 'ffflffffifflf 8 M' Us Eledrrc Assocralron LOOPI' R X I H P LORPOR XTION C0YY1D11l lt!1f of Fomplrmentx of ay or Manufaclurrng Co SW and Smlfh i l L. A' l , 1 I' 1 I ' WVR l. r'I:.' I I I ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS I I I I 1,,i of C CarrolI's Young's Beauly Salon Jewelry Slore Compliments of Compliments of CHIHPUBIISVIIIG Campbellsville Ice Cream Company Cleaners l Y, 1.4 li-I.. - I I I ..l R W Walker Co Kerr Insurance Dudgeon and Robmson Edelen 8. lyon Funeral Home f 1- I. - I' 1' J ' n n I Cu 1' .' ' , , C. l A 1 Y l N I i Y P 1 1 Compliments of I Compliments of D , DURHAM OIL Co. I 8 a r e ll S Ph0l'le 187 I GAS YVITH GOVVDYN Compliments of C pl, nt of om irne s ' W 71 T PURLELL SUPERTOBE FURNITURE Co. bTUDI0 Furniture of Distinction I BURRESS and RATLIFF Compliments of Compliments of BALDWIN CAMPBELLSVILLE BOWLING CENTER Compliments of CRABTREE F IREST ON E STORE HOME and AUTO SUPPLIES DEPT. STORE SHOES and DRY GOODS Phone 46 Compliments of SHIPP 8: BUCKNER John Deere Tractors and Implements N Id F' m Equipment Q H IIOBBS IO PP 2 HOB BILRTRAWIS sl RVII If SI'ArI ION I Xl I lx HARDW ARI I O I HII CO HOTPOIN'l I AMPBILLLSVILLI1, BARBER SHOP I OI ONIAI FLOW ER SHOP It WN th XL 'I O SUPPLY Hd URBIN NIO I ORS UAW IS BILLIARDS AND LUNI H - - - Com liment: of , . . p S Comphments 01 I A 1 1 in Q L, A 0 1 , X 9 N , 1 L, Where Sho in Is A v 'qw ' 1 1 wr 1 ' v I'lc'usure' - R-'A 1 1 I I Compliments ot' I Compllments of 1 y Y Al Q J ' R ' H T T i 1 x I J A 0 V' L I l A' ' BIAYTAG Good Luck Seniors Fomplimcnts of I, , I , I 1 J Fomphments of ' 'N I f I I I V, , T Y Say 1 Flowers' f I R Phone 287 Fompliments of Compliments of 7 S K T W 1 Y v ll V X W , I A 1 l ' I .L 4 .L .L K Oysters and Hamburgers Our Specialty , - - - Q l. J Compliments of Compliments of GROOMS GROCERY MORRIS GHOCERY Court Street Court Street Compliments of Compliments of HATCHERY R. B. HUN T BABE' CHICKS GENERAL STORE I PURINA FEED Poultry Equipment Lebanon Road I Compliments of Compliments of I CAMPBELLSVILLE ECONOMY STORES I DEPT. STORE Compliments of I olzffussulzo mono - HERALD 5 I ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING I Phone 14 Prompt Service Greensburg. Ky. I 1i11li'-11'-'iii' GROCERIES 8: EATS I X 4 1 HW xxx, Compllment Your Letter WITH cgfafionafzff Your Deoler Hos It! ---fl'Z:.i: AS :fin ' X -Q , 1, 5,5 TWA - . . 5 :ggi 1 fg f YWTEQE- 4 'f K -v'-, 1 fx Q A N, , I . I HL' 1 5 X t . t nf ' f A ya, , L up ,,... ,. N x o .-. 4 I DAV-SON CORK BACK BULLETIN BOARDS Q. . Y,p9 g9 D- 1 S 49 V'vV5 DAV-SON cork back and changeable letter bulletin boards are constructed with light walnut finish frames. The cork posting surface consists of W1 inch cork mounted on 'At inch 3-ply veneer. The changeable letter insert is of grooved wood felt covered. These bulletins are made to endure as only the finest of materials are used in their construction. . . FOR USE IN B ll 1' b d 'th 1 f B H b d h , u e in oar wi wo se U elm our WII Iwo Se SCHOOLS in glass doors. One side cork in glass doors' Bofh sides CHURCHES the other changeable letter k. ' C0r Insert. STYLE:TWO SETIN GLASS Il-ellefs are U07 InClUCledl 3O x48 ,,,,, saoco H I 4 30 L C STORES 333,223 c cccc gg gg A CLUBS 32-T128 S 2335 ALL PRICES F, on B. C,-HCAGO PUBLIC SPECIAL ASSORTMENT or Soo Jw AND1 INCH LETTERS 512.00 THESE BULLETIN BOARDS ARE FITTED WITH A LOCK AND KEY TO INSURE NO UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OR ANNOUNCEMENTS. . SCHOOL GIFT SERVICE I 1 DISTRIBUTORS. UHU.50n 4925 GLENDALE Q. KANSAS crrv 4. MISSOURI WI HIVI A EHANGIABII IIIIIR IIII CIIIIII IIUIIIIIN IUR IVIRY NIIII-EIINSIIII SN ...L ,, W :Q -hi? f fo , X N 5'
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