Crittenden County High School - Rockette Yearbook (Marion, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

VOLUME Piiblishnl by the STlMATS „f CO i A 7} HIGH SCHOOL Marion, Kentucky SHAMROCK STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSOCIATE EDITORS ART EDITORS BUSINESS MANACEUS FEATURE EDITORS PHOTOURAI'IIIC EDITORS ADVISORS Kenneth Winters Marilyn Shaffer. Mella Dean Kirk, .land Cook I’atrieia l.owerv. Kenneth Kirk Orelu Easley. Iloliliy Manley. Killy l.vnn Margaret Shaffer. Ann Ru-hie.p Melxin Kainate. Renlali IVrk Miss Marie Taylor. Mr. .1. Coleman ITrinklex WE DEDICATE W ith the turn of a new century. 1050 marks pin sieally the beginning of Crittenden County High School. The consolidation of the first county high school. Frances, with Shady Grove. Mattoon. and Tolu made possible the new school. The early founders and teachers taught principles of truth, and thoroughness of preparation for life s work are still the guiding standards of the consolidated school. The Shamrock pictures illustrate the surface changes which time has brought. Tin- fixed things that remain are written in the minds and hearts of all the students who have attended schools in Crittenden County. From these strong foundations Crittenden County High School has reached to embrace new projects and achieve a better basis for education. The future years will not be easy, each new milestone of progress will include new difficulties. The 1055 graduating Senior Class moves on. each to complete the individual milestone of his existence, each urged by the inspiration given to him by those who were continually striving to obtain higher education for him. The 1055 Shamrock edition is dedicated to those early Founders of education. School Trustees. Teachers. Parents and Citizens of Crittenden County who have given unselfishly of their time and energy to the building of a greater Crittenden County High School completes tin- picture of a well organized school for the hoys and girls of Crittenden County. EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGERS ADMINISTRATION Mr. Brinkley, Connie Tucker and Ann Hushing looking at desk where Stephen Collins Foster penciled My Old Kentucky lloinc. Students of Crittenden are offered rare and inspiring friendships with the faculty. The whole atmosphere is one of congenially and trust. Vi ith the largest number of boys and girls enrolled in vocational courses of any school in Kentucky . . . the aim is to find each student's talent and abilities. The school believes in friendliness, under- standing and peace: it achieves it by cooperation and loy alty . One of the highest aims is to guide each of its students into this belief: to endow them with that security which will be a real and living thing wherever life may lead after they leave its halls. bhaxton McDonald Superintendent of Crittenden County High School Superintendent McDonald is nearly always found behind his smoothly polished desk or steel cabinets which hold the records of Milestone progress in Crittenden schools. He lives and works with credits, balance sheets, records, bottles of ink, pens and pencils. He likes this like—old books, and black coffee. Versatility, scholarship, and service typify Mr. McDonald who represents Crittenden High at its loftiest milestone. Serving longer than any other member of the school, he has achieved the consolidation of the County High Schools and an accredited faculty selected to guide students to adapt themselves readily to the ever-changing situations they must face after graduation. With tact and judgment he administers the many problems that confront him. LOUIS LITCIIFIKI) Principal and Athletic Director Crittenden County High School The students have gained great benefit from their talks with Mr. Litchfield. I nder his guidance they are able to make their own decisions in doubtful matters. 1 hex appreciate having Mr. Litchfield as principal during their academic life in high school. The team has found him a basketball director whose judgment and ideals they respect. Fair in his methods, he is respected and admired for his straight-forwardness. Each student meets Mr. Litchfield at the beginning of his first milestone at Crittenden High and requirements for graduation bring many conferences with him during bis four academic years. Mr. Litchfield is the last person the students meet as he presents them as candidates for graduation to Mr. McDonald, who. in turn, awards the coveted diplomas. The entire school is proud of their mentor. COLEMAN BRINKLEY Commerce B.S.. Murray State College HAZEL BRINKLEY Mu-ic. Health BALE.. M.A.. Murray State College MILDRED PERRY CHIPPS Mathematics. Science A.B.. University of Kentucky ANN SMITH COLLINS Biology. English A.B.. Western State College CLEG CROFT English B.S.. Murray State College ROBERT FRANKLIN CRUTCHER History. Citizenship A.B.. Murray State College M.A.. Western State College JOHN E. FLOYD Agriculture B.S.. Murray State College Graduate Study. University of Kentucky INOLA CRAVES Home Economics B.S., Oakland City College JUANITA THRELKELD GUESS Mathematics. Speech A.B.. University of Kentucky WILBUR HORNING Assistant Principal Librarian. History B.S.. Murray State College Graduate Study, Murray State College LOUIS LITCHFIELD Principal Athletic Director. Social Science B.S.. Murray State College Graduate Study. Eastern State College MARIE TAYLOR English Graduate Ward Belmont School A. B.. M.A.. University of Kentucky Further Graduate Study. Syracuse University WILLIAM M. TODD Agriculture B. S.. Murray State College Graduate Study. University of Kentucky CLASSES . I V 1 •'� Mf VW yv. ' ■ • JT ?a, t , Nifc Vv, t .21 '•� } £ %. ijL, • ■ ■ - jP rV b! '•'% v Vi vOSaai - • ■ V '■ • % The Senior Class, standing at the beginning of a new era. looks to the future which is theirs in a manner known only to youth. Edward Pullen and Janet Cook typify the 1953 graduate, eager to take their places in the changing world, as they leave friendly classmates and understanding instructors. Graduation Day is theirs as they walk on top of the world. May the know the best that it offers! Joann Asbridge Class I’lays 3: Broadcast Reporter. Billy Binkley FFA 2. 3. Nellie Binkley I'll A 2; Journalism Clul 4; Glee Club 4. Donald Brasher FFA 3. 4; FFA Secretary 4. Donnie Brasher Haseklball 1. 2. 3. 4. Janet Brasher I’lay 3. 4; Class Treasurer 4. Jo Ann Coleman Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4; FHA 1, 2. 3. 4; Min- strel 3; Broadcast Staff 4; Journalism Club 3. Janet Ann Cook Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2; -(.lee Club 2, 3. 4; Triple Trio 3; Shamrock Staff 3. 4; Broadcast Staff 4; Debate Team 2, 3. 4; Cheerleader 4; 1953 Senior Class Vale- dictorian. Joanna Croft FH 3. 4: Journalism (llul� 4. Shirley Joyce Croft English Club 3: FHA 4: Journalism Club 4. Greta Easley Clee (Ilul 1. 2. 3. I: Girls Trio 2. 3.-4: Clee Club Accompanist 2. 3. 4; Class President 3; KH 3: Triple Trio 3; Broadcast Staff 3; Shamrock Staff 3. 4: FFA Sweetheart 3; Senior Play 4. David Flanery 411 Club 1; FFA 2. 3. 4. Jean Fox 411 Club I. 2. 3: Clee Club 2. 3. 4: FHA 2. 3. 4; Minstrel 3; Journalism Club 4; Broadcast Staff 4; (iheerleader. Betty Joyce Eritts (dee Club I. 2: I II Club I. 2. 3. 4; FH 2. 3. L Shirley Gill Clee Club 2: FHA 2. 3. C English Club 2: Journalism C.lub 3. I. Patsy Crekni.kk Ml Club I: III Officer ?: Clee (lob 2. 3. I: I’riple I'rio 3: (iirU Irio I: Ihoade.i'i Stall I; ( bee? leader I. Bobby Harden Class President 1; FFA 2. 3,: Play 3: Broadcast Staff 4: Journalism Club 4. Billy Joe Heady Basketball 1. 2: FFA 3. Charles Henley FFA 2; Broadcast Reporter 4. Evelyn Henley English Club 2: Glee Club 2. 3: FH 2: FH Historian I: Journalism Club 4. Ramona Henry -H Club 1: FH 2; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Triple Trio 3: l Junior 3: Basketball One 4: Trio 4. Eddie Dew Hill Plass i l im Rith Hi i he iviMtaal sm. Climb t FH V ddk 4. Harold James Kfc � s. is 4; FT A 3. I Mella Dean Kirk Hays 3. 4; Broadcast Staff 4; Shamrock Staff 4; Journalism Club 4. Billy Lindsey Band 2: Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Plays 3. 4. Jimmy Lockhart 411 Club 1: Basoktball 1. 2. 3. 4. Patricia Gail Lowery Gloo (dub 3, 4: Shamrock Staff 4; Broadcast Staff 4; Play 4. FHA Billy Bay Lynn Shamrock Staff 4. Bobby Dean Manley Basokthall 1; FFA 2: Play 3; Shamrock Staff 4. Dottie Sue McClure Kngli-b Club 2; Journalism Club 4. Lenora McEuen Journalism Club 4. James Moore FFA 2: Play 3. Nora Morrow Norman Morrow Kenneth Ray Myers FFA 1. 2. 3. I: Play 3: FFA Judging Team 4: FFA Treasurer 4; Journalism Club 4: Broadcast Staff 4. James Lee Norman FFA Secretary 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2; Min- strel 3; Play 3; FFA Dairy Judging Team 2: FFA President 4. Marvin Ordway Basketball 1; FFA 2. 3. 4. Jack Owen FFA 3. 4. Bei i.ah Peek F.nglish lub 2; FIIA 2, 3. 4; Shamrock Staff 1: Journalism Club 4; Cleo Club I. Jewel Penn FF 2. 3. 4. Carol Perryman English Club 2: Journalism Club 4. Shelby Rhea Porter 4-H Club 1, 2; Deliatt- 2; FHA 2; English Club 2: Glee Club 2. 3: Journalism Club 3. Edward Pullen Basektball Manager 1; Plays 3. 4; Conserva- tion Club 1: 4-H Club 2: FFA ami 4-H Beef Show 2; Minstrel 3: FFA 3. 4; FFA Officer 4; FFA Judging Team: Journalism Club: Assistant Editor Broadcast. Melvin Joe Ramage Vice President 1. 3: Hilltop Junior Rifle Club 1; Journalism Club 3. 4: ('.lass Presi- dent 4; FFA Vice President 4: Broadcast Editor 4: FFA 3, 4. Charles Robinson FFA 2. Aw Rushing Shamrock Queen 2: Vice President 2; Class President 3; Secretary 4; Class Play 4: 1933 Senior Class Salutatorian. Margaret Shaffer 4-H club 1. 2. 3. I: Fll 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Minstrel 3; Journalism Club 4: Broadcast Staff 4: Shamrock Staff 4: Basketball Queen Attendant 4. Marilyn Shaffer Glee Club 2; Broadcast Staff 4; Shamrock Staff 4: Journalism Club 4. Clifford Shewcraft Basektball 2. 3. 4: FFA 2; Flay 3. Elizabeth Stewart English Club 2; FHA 4; Journalism Club 4. Carman Ann Tinsley 4-H Club 1; English Club 1. Clafdina Towery EH 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Journalism Club 4. Connie Tucker English Club 2: Journalism Club 4; Broad- cast Staff 4. Marvin Winders Basektball 1: FFA 2. Kenneth Winters ( la-v Vice President 2. 4: Cla� Secretary and Treasurer 3; Flay 3. 4; Shamrock Editor. THE SENIORS LAST COFFEE Ann Rushing, Beulah Peek. Kenneth Winters. Ann Tinsley. Billy Binkles. Jewell Penn. Billy Lindsey. A. Holcomb, Donnie Brasher. Evelyn Henley. Shirley Croft. The Seniors are proud of the poise, charm and accumulated knowledge which will mark them the rest of their lives as high school graduates. Encouraging the students in all tasks has been the unfailing interest of the class sponsors. Miss Marie Taylor and Mr. Coleman Brinkley. Class 1954 I ami's Keeling Jean Travis Sliirlev Henry Mona Hill Tommy Carter Junior officers. Mona Hill. President: Jerry Hannah. Vice President and Jean Travis. Treasurer. Mrs. Guess and Mr. Floyd led the class to another milestone. Each student has vowed to return next year to work hard for the diploma and to wear the Mortar Board. Tommy Carter Effit Mat Chandler Winfred Chandler Jane Conyer Aretta Crisp F. A. Daughter - Gerr - Davenport Thelma Driver Shirley Ford Charlette Fowler Charles Lanium Linda Faye Love David Lynn Jimmie Martin James McKinney Sarah McMican Jewell Myers Patsy Owen William CL Patmore Sharon Joy Peek Doris Porter Howard Rowland Hetty Shaffer Betty Shewcraft Alma Lois Sherer Eugene Sutton Jackie Tosh Donald Travis Jean Travis Noble Travis - Norma Jean Walker Bobby White Valoree Winders Alma Doris W right Margaret Ann W ring Billy Dixon. Kenneth Arflack. Bruce Easley. The happy Sophomores have fun together because they like the same things. They were happy to have versatile Mrs. Brinkley and jovial Mr. Crutcher, class sponsors, who guided them in those first lonely Freshman days last year. Mrs. Graves has the same ideas of class friendliness as the other sponsors. Class president. Kenneth Arflack: Vice President. Billy Dixon and Bruce Easley, do their bit. This class proving that Crittenden High students can achieve glamour from scholarship, sports, and loyalty, is an asset to the school. Kenneth Arflax Bruce Belt Jessie Bennett David Binkley Jimmie Booker Sherry Bracey Dorothy Brasher Mary Ruth Brasher Peggy Brasher Keith Brown Jimmie Byarley Garland Cash Sue Casncr Gwendolyn Clement Pauline Coleman Royce Collins Jimmie Conger Carlin Cook Thomas Guess Bonnie Hardesty Frank Hardesty Shirley Hendrix Leon Hodge Neil Hodge Ann Hughes Shirley Hughes Rehia Hunter Norma James Betty Jenkins Billy Jennings Barbara Kinnis Betty Sue Kirk Shirley l inham Wayne l.anham Linda Lowery Freddie Lynn ■ Jackie Marlin Andy Maynard Dorcus McClure Michael McClure Herman McMain Douglas Millican Wayne Margan Carolyn Morrow Harry Nation Marion Nelson Jimmie Nipper Patsy Nunn Clara Sue Stone Marlin Stinnett Donald Tabor ll erta Threlkeld Dorotha Thomas incel Towm Shirley Faye Travis Chester Truitt. Jr. Maixne Truitt Betty I White I Porter Bennett Wright Jam ork Donald Champion, Naomi Hodge, Billy Beavers. Under llic direction of Mrs. Collins. Mrs. Croft, and Mrs. Chipps, the Freshman class struck a new high this year. This is the largest class ever to enter Crittenden High, with handsome Donald Champion as Class President, with Vice President Billy Beaver s originality, and enthusiastic Naomi Hodge as Secretarv. The beautiful girls like Joan Hurst, Doloras Beard, Marilyn Wheeler, and Phillis Perryman truly show the upperclassmen that there is nothing to the “green freshman” talk that you hear. May the years to graduation day be happy milestones for this wonderful class. Sarah Sue Alexander Wendell B. ArfJax Barbara F. Ball Dolores C. Beard Mary Carolyn Beavers William E. Beavers Harold D. Belt Paul Belt William A. Belt Nora Belle Binkley Samuel L. Brandon Scot tie L. Brown I Elizabeth Browning Donald Champion Nancy Chandler Martha I), (look Anna Jean Cooper Patsy Ann Crawford Franklin Croft Paul Fdward Crowell Dona Daughter} Monroe L. Daugherty Shelby J. Davenport Betty C. Davidson Glenn Davidson Roberta Drury Brendyth Easley Roberta Engler Gale Ford Neil Ottis Ford Bobby Fox Barbara . Fraley Harold W. Fraley James Green Norvel Greenlee. Jr. Cennell Hodge F.bba Janpie Hodge John Oliver Hodge Naomi Hodge Sam Morris Hodge Wanda Hodge Nancy llopkin Jk Jackie Howard Carol Wayne Howerton Anna Lee Hughes Lucille Humphrey Martha E. Hunt C. V. Hurst Jo Ann Hurst Elvis James Harold W avne Jennings Charles Johnson Nancy Carol Johnson Bobby Joe Jones Kenneth Ray Kimsey Mary Louise King Kenneth Kirk Linda Lee Kirk Jerry Lanham Betty Littlepage Charles Keith Lockhart El wood Lott Loretta Mansfield Connie Majors Richard Dean Martin Donald Martin William Martland Anna June Mayhugh Mary Nell McClure Charles McDowell Billy Wayne McKinley Patricia Ann McMaster C. H. MeMican Helen Louise Mills Leo Moody Jo Anne Moore Mary Warren Moore Eddie Glenn Newcom Janey Rhea Newcom Mary Nell Nipper Gladys Parmley Bonnie Jean Patton Donald Perkins Phillis Perryman Shirley Ray Paul Redd Shirley Faye Riley Anna Ruth Robertson Donald Wayne Shaffer Keith Shewcraft Wayne Sigler C. W. Stevens Leon Sutton Denver Tabor Doris Tabor Mabel Louise Thurmai Shirley Alice Travis Shirley Dean Travis Marilyn W heeler Tony Wilson Wheeler Doris Ann W hite Ercel Williams Jr. Joyce Dean Winters Hobert Woodall Doris Ann Wright ACTIVITIES Melvin Ramage. Connie Tucker. Patricia Lowery, Patsy Greenlee. Edward Pullen, Betty Shewcraft. Bobby Harden, M. Shaffer. Kenneth Myers, Joan Ashridge. Niel Hodge, Margaret Shaffer. Shirley Gill. J. Cook. Jean Fox, Joan Coleman. Norman Morrow and M. Dean Kirk. THE BROADCAST STAFF ENJOY THE KENTUCKY SUNSHINE Crittenden High has a variety of activities. Every student can find an interest in which he may contribute his part to the life of the school. They work and play in harmony with a spirit of cooperation. CRITTENDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Boys and girls with books and laughter are always found on these steps. One thousand boys and girls travel one thousand miles in these buses each day. Public address system often provides soft music which is conducive to good study halls. 'ii Ili.. .11111.1 GIRLS GLEE CLl B Eligibility in the glee club and mixed chorus is by a vocal test to be passed by each student. In this way the best voices are found to sing the many beautiful and difficult musical selections which has made the musical department outstanding. GIRLS TRIO Greta Easley, Patricia Green- lee and Romona Henry. Janet Cook at the piano. Bookkeeping class visits Mr. Hollis Franklin at the Far- mers Bank and Trust Com- pany and learn newest meth- ods in banking. Speed tests increase the skill of typewriting students which qualifies them for the business world. SHAMROCK STAFF The Senior year book is pub- lished by students who gain experience in photography, design and layouts. The stu- dents make contacts with representatives in the field of business, and advertising. Broadcast, the high school newspaper, is published by Journalism group. Nothing But the Truth, Senior Class presented this three act comedy with arrangements of Samuel French. Play cast Eddie Hill. Greta Easley, Edward Pullen, Ann Rushing, Harold James, Mella Kirk. Patty Lowery, Billy Lindsey, Joyce Woodall, Janet Brasher, and Kenneth Winters. FACULTY JUNIOR SENIOR CIRCUS Seniors visited Kentucky church a few days before thieves stole nine Old Mas- ter paintings which are said to be a gift from King Louis Phillipe in 1832. ATHLETICS Cheerleaders—Janet Cook, Patricia Greenlee, Betty Porter. When the basketball season opens at Crittenden every other activity is forgotten. Basketball brings friendships and enjoyment which is physically, mentally and socially stimulating. It is the high-light of the winter sport season. FIRST and SECOND BASKETBALL TEAMS Director Litchfield, Hannah, Lockhart, Brasher. D. Beavers, Campbell, Manager C. Beavers, L. Hodge. A. Lamb, Davidson, Hearell, B. Beavers, Tabor, C. Shewcraft, N. Hodge, J. Conger, D. Hunt, B. Belt. BASKETBALL SQUAD 1952-53 CLUBS Joyce Woodall. Kenneth Winters and Charles Robinson looking at portrait of Stephen Collins Foster’s Inspiration, painted by Howard Chandler Christy. The purpose of the Future Farmers of America Club is to promote scholarship, leadership and character. The Future Homemakers of America Club strive to en- courage democracy in home, community life and international good will. Both clubs maintain an active part in the educational program in Crittenden High School. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Edward Pullen with his blue rib- bon F. F. A. winner. Sound movies arc adjuncts to lec tures in agriculture. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FEATURES Janet Cook, Ann Rushing, Patricia Lowery and Joan Asbridge with their escorts Edward Pullen, James Norman, Billy Lynn and Eddie Hill going to the Faculty Junior Senior Annual Dinner. A school cannot count its work finished unless it has given the boys and girls something which cannot be measured in terms of grades and credits. School life at Crittenden is the result of thoughtful and alert consideration of the needs of the students. Those who plan and conserve it are aware of the traditions they are upholding which they seek to establish in the student body. SHAMROCK KING Glenn Davidson BASKETBALL QUEEN Romona Henry FUTURE FARMERS SWEETHEART Patsy Nunn SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Shirley Lanham FRESHMAN FAVORITES Elizabeth Browning Denver Tabor Bruce Belt C. EASLEY Ensemble n e COHtCSt B. S. WHITE A—Athletic M. R. BRASHER B—Beautiful R. HENRY C—Cutest ANN HUGHES D—Dependable S. LAN HAM E—Entertaining P. LOWERY F—Fashionable S. PORTER G—Generous J. ASBRIDGE J—Jolly M. KIRK K—Kind f J. COLEMAN H—Humorous J. COOK —Intellectual J. CROFT L—Lofal J. WOODALL M—Magnetic S. CRO T N—Natural P. GREENLEE O—Original S. GILL R—Reliable M.SHAFFER P—Popular M. COOK S—Sincere N. HUGHES 0—Quiet P. NUNN T—Talented B. FRITTS ANN SHAFFER E. HENLEY JEAN FOX N. HOPKINS L. McEUEN V—Understanding V— Versatile W—Wittiest X—Executive Y— Youthful Z—Zealous o A M. RAMAGE Ensemble S. BRASHER I—Athletic J. HANNAH C—Cutest J. TOSH D—Dependable n e D. CHAMPION ?—Best looking Contest C. BEAVERS E—Entertaining B. R. LYNN F—Fashionable E. PULLEN G—Generous Y f K. WINTERS H—Humorous JIM MARTIN —Intellectual ' JIM LOCKHART J—Jolly ED HILL K-Kind L. HODGE 0—Original J. CONGER P—Popular C. ROBINSON Q—Quiet r.? OQ( i ‘ i 'ik :■% J. OWEN L—Loyal B. EASLEY M—Magnetic P. REDD N—Natural J. PENN R—Reliable D. FLANARY S—Sincere B. DIXON T—Talented C. HENLEY D. BEAVERS H. JAMES B. BEAVERS N. MORROW J. NORM W U—Understanding V—Versatile V—Wittiest X—Executive Y—Youthful Z—Zealous Miss Taylor and Mr. Brinkley’s farewell to Eddie Hill, Bobby Harden. M. Shaffer, M. Kirk. Connie Tucker, C. Shewcraft, Shelby Porter and M. Ramage. COMMENCEMENT AT CRITTENDEN HIGH—GALA EVENT The camera covers the last milestone for the 1953 graduates. When Mr. McDonald presented the diplomas with a smile of approval for each one, and the Seniors walked from the dais, their thoughts were of two classmates John Pickens and Bobby Williamson who are in the service of their country. And their memories were of first days in high school, class picnics, skating parties, drive-in movies, basketball games, banquets, clubs, and special celebrations that were so much a part of their lives in the past four years. Compliments of UNITED STATES STEEL COMPANY MEXICO, KENTUCKY ANOTHER YEAR ANOTHER GRADUATION TIME and CONGRATULATIONS Success in any worth-while undertaking is a thing which merits congratulations on the part of those who have an interest in that undertaking. High school graduation is a worth-while ob- jective and this bank is always interested in the young people of the county and community and rejoices with them in their success. We again offer congratulations and extend best wishes, in behalf of every one connected with this bank, to another Crittenaen County High School Graduating Class—the Class of '53. Farmers Bank Trust Co. MARION KENTUCKY MEMBER F.D.I.C. THE PEOPLES BANK The Bank of Friendly Service Member OF F.D.I.C. MARION KENTUCKY G. W. 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TUCKER Marion, Kentucky Tucker Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE Telephone 175-J MARION, KENTUCKY Member of K.F.D.B.A., Inc. and N.F.D.A. THOMAS N. TUCKER ETHEL S. TUCKER Embalmer Funeral Director Funeral Director BOYD FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Services PHONE 44 SALEM, KENTUCKY CITY DRUG COMPANY Two Registered Pharmacists TED FRAZER G. N. RANKIN Phone 4 MARION KENTUCKY The Crittenden Press HOME of QUALITY PRINTING Marion Kentucky J. C. Penney Company, Inc. PRINCETON, KENTUCKY GOOD LUCK u Tradewater Oil Company, Inc. SHELL OIL FOLKS SINCE 1928 Bulk Plant MARION, KENTUCKY 109 KEVIL STREET MiNiORS OF 1953 JAMES MOTOR COMPANY PHONE 65 SALEM, KENTUCKY Roy Hillyard Hunter's SERVICE STATION D-X SERVICE STATION TIRES-TUBES-AUTO PARTS Mexico Kentucky Marion Kentucky CHEVROLET RUNYAN CHEVROLET COMPANY BUICK and CHEVROLET Sales and Service FERGUSON TRACTORS and IMPLEMENTS 24 hr. Wrecker Service DAY PHONE 97 NIGHT PHONE 122-W J. N. 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