Cunningham High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Cunningham, KY)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1957, being of sound mind and body on this day of May, make this our last will and testament. First; to the Juniors, we will our title of Dignified Senior. Second; to the Sophomores, we will our ability to raise money for school activities. Third; we will our positions on the Annual Staff to the present Freshman Class. Fourth; we make these individual bequests: I, Brodie Barriger, will my position in the hall to Dillard Munsell. I, Joe Burnett, will the front seat of my Ford to Melvalene Gourley. I, Donald Cullen, will my sideburns to Peanut Presson so he, too, can serenade the Hound Dog. I, Zanada Dejarnatt, will my ability to be chased by railroad men and never get caught to Mrs. Lester. I, Jerry Grooms, will my love for sugar to Russel Cain. I, Jane Herron, will my ability to be a farmer's wife to Jane Carol Lucy. L Doris Hobbs, will my interest in Boswellville to Dillard Munsell. L Lucy Holman, will my ability to change men without losing a steady date to Joyce Petty. L Don Hook, will my good hand writing to Lee Mabry, and coaching ability to Mr. DeSpain. I, Irene Linn, will my ability to go with a milkman to anyone who likes milk. L Paul McGowan, will my membership in the B. P. A. (Bachelor's Protective Associa- tion) to Buddy Rudd. I, Bob Milner, will my geometry test-passer (Barbara Scott) to anyone who needs her. L Nell Partin Renfro, will my ability to get in the Renfro family to Ben Allen Williams. I, Shelby Partin, will my ability to present unexpected wise-cracks to Bessie Jones. I, Carolyn Petty, will my little feet to Charlie Blackwell. L Patsy Reasons, will my ability to have the best parking place to Eileen Nowlin. I, Gerald Stovall, will my'ability to take a girl on a date and not spend any money to Dalton Puckett. L Charles Sutton, will my manly physique to Earl Nowlin. L Junior Terry, will my hen-pecked ways to Jimmy Flemming. Senior Class Signed and sealed on this day of May, 1957.

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As I read in the Tea Leaves. I see the Seniors of 1957: BRODIE BARRIGER is now a champion farmer with his wife and twelve kids. He said they come cheaper by the dozen. JOE BURNETT, formerly a tobacco grower, now owns the Garrett Snuff Company. DONALD CULLEN has just come out with his latest movie, The Boy Can't Help It. Z ANA DA DEJARNATT has bought a five acre lot and built a restaurant with the name Squeak's Eats. JERRY GROOMS is now chief drinkman at Madison Square Garden Boxing Arena. JANE HERRON is now married and lives in a fancy pup tent with a small lawn. DORIS HOBBS is now an old maid teaching at Carlisle Central where she goes around mumbling, Quiet now. LUCY HOLMAN now owns the Bardwell Milling Company where she has her husband sacking feed. DON HOOK and his red-headed wife are living in Paducah down by the riverside. Just look, sitting on the river bank.. .three little fishing hooks.. .or should I say, three little Hooks fishing. IRENE LINN now has twelve milking machines. This time it's a boy! PAUL McGOWAN is the most valuable basketball player in history. He is playing for the Lovelaceville Girls Team. BOB MILNER now owns a big restaurant in Cunningham with a large sign out front saying, If you can eat more than I can, I'll pay for it. SHELBY PARTIN is now employed as a cha cha instructor at the Arthur Murray Dance Studio. CAROLYN PETTY is in Hollywood where her latest movie, The Life of A Boy Scout Leader, has just come out. PATSY REASONS has just married a French doctor and has a beautiful mansion with two shady lanes on each side of the house with two large neon signs out front reading, PARK HERE. NELL RENFRO now has three sons and all of them are under the Six-Month Plan in the Army. GERALD STOVALL has just been voted the champion pea picker of Pea Ridge. CHARLES SUTTON is the Head of the Scott Air Force Base and has a side line job of carrying hundred pound sacks of sugar through the woods. JUNIOR TERRY is now the owner of the Baby Bottle Factory in Cunningham.

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