Dalton High School - Freeman Yearbook (Dalton, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

i 4 It i8 with true respect and admiration that we dedicate this Volume VII of the Freeman to Mr. Thornton Dever, our principal. He is a true friend, a oonstant helper, and a wise leader who has won the respect of every Dalton stud- ent. ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF--- ASSISTANT EDITOR-- PUBLICITY DIRECTOR BUSINESS MANAGER-- CIA SS EDITORS---- ALUMNI EDITOR------------ ART EDITOR--------------- SPORTS EDITOR------------ ADVERTISING SALES MANAGER TYPIST------------------- •Shirley Jones ■William Kennedy ■Dorcas Buchanan •Norman Johnson ■Don Hubbard Hubert Morgan Jo Ann Ratliff Nancy Babb -Virginia Coffman ■Leonard Rawlins -Morton Buchanan -David Utley -Blanche Young I MitMWj� 1 rtiWM '1 '' � ? r ;?fr � '� Mathematics PRESIDENT Virginia Coffman They say,love makes the world go round. Catch me I'm getting dizzy. Ambition-move to Evansville. Fault-Boys. Nickname- Bubbles. VICE-PRESIDENT William Kennedy After four years of faithful service----, I'm laid off. Ambition-v o to the big city. Fault-Teasing. Nickname- Wild Bill. SECRETARY-TREASURER Blanche Young She shifted her brain in- to neutral and let her tongue rattle on.” Ambition-Be small. Pa ult-Two-Timing Nickname- Poison Tvy. SERGEAM T-AT-ARMS Norman Johnson Never speak sense when non- sense will answer the pur- pose as well. Ambition-Mayor of itunns. Fault-Apple uider. N ickname- Peabody. Don Hubbard One way to get ahead and stay ahead is to use a head. Shirley Jones A young lady with plenty of dashi She chose her Komeo from the senior class. David Utley He who sitteth upon a tack-------Yea'. He shall rise. Ambition-Join the Navy. Fault-Temper. Nickname- Ut.” Ambition-Guard on Harlem Ulobe Trotters. Fault-naziness. NicknameBHubb. Ambition-Move to Munns. Fault-noudness Nickname- Punkin. Dorcas Huchanan Hazy is her mind since he is away. Ambition-To change her name. Fault-Eating. Nickname- Dork. David Cullen, Jr. Work fascinates me; I can sit and look at it for hours. Ambition-Catch that Blonde. Fault-Coon Hunting. Nickname- Junior. Ceasar was short, waploeon was short, and I'm not so tall myself. Ambition-Get a husband, Fault-Quietness. Nickname- Pete1; Hazel Traylor Odis Walker I came, I bluffed, I graduated. Ambition-Settle in webo, Fault-Giggling. Nickname- Toadfrog WHU'S WHO Moat studious boy---------- most studious girl--------- aoy most likely to succeed-- Girl most likely to succeed Friendliest girl----------- Friendliest boy------------ Prettiest girl------------- Most Handsome boy---------- Neatest boy---------------- Neatest girl--------------- Most athletio girl--------- Most athletic boy---------- Best all around boy-------- Best all around girl------- Heavyweights of the class— -ooh nubbard. -Virginia uoffman. -Norman Johnson. -Shirley Jones. Blanche Young. -William Kennedy. -Doroas Buchanan. -William Kennedy. —Don Hubbard. -Blanche Young. —Shirley Jones. —Don Hubbard. --David Utley. --Virginia Goffman. --uoroas Buchanan, Blanche Young. Featherweight of the class Hazel Traylor CLASS HISTORY We began our high school years with twenty-three freshmen, sixteen girls and seven boys. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Lola Prow. We -net and selected the following officers: President - Norman Johnson Vice-President - Don Hubbard Sec. and Treas. - Virginia Coffman Sergt.-at-arms - William Kennedy Motto - A winner never quitSjSnd a quitter never wins. Class Color - Red and Gray William Kennedy, Don Hubbard, and Norman Johnson played on the basketball team. At the end of the year we had a picnic at Pennyrile Park with our sponsor, Mrs. Prow. Our sophomore year found us on another hill in a new block building with twelve students. Betty Barnett entered from Dixon making an en- rollment of thirteen students. Mr. Thornton Dever was our sponsor this year and we selected the following officers: President - Virginia Coffman Vice-President - Don Hubbard Sec. and Treas. - Shirley Jones Sergt.-at-arms - Norman Johnson Motto - Not at the top; but climbing Class Color - Black and White Class Flower - Rose Shirley Jones was selected as a cheerleader and the following boys played on the Tiger team: Norman Johnson, William Kennedy, Don Hubbard, David Utley, and Junior Cullen. In our junior year we had a new principal, John W. Fletcher. There was that unlucky number—thirteen. We chose Mr. Thornton Dever as our sponsor again and selected the following officers: President - Shirley Jones Vice-President - Don Hubbard Sec. and Treas. - Virginia Coffman Motto - Forward, ever; backward, never. Class Color - Red and White Class Flower - Class Flower - Carnation Mr. Fletcher, our principal, took us on a very enjoyable picnic to Fennyrile Park ana we also went on a trip to St. Louis with she Seniors. Virginia Coffman was selected cheerleader and William Kennedy, Don ----- Hubbard, Norman Johnson, David Utley, and Junior Cullen played on the very successful ball team. At last we came to our Senior year with the enrollment of eleven. We selected Mrs. Corine Utterback as our sponsor and elected the follow- ing officers: President - Virginia Coffman Vice-President - William Kennedy Sec. and Treas. - Blanche Young Sergt.-at-arms - Norman Johnson Motto - At the top and still climbing Class Color - Green and White Class Flower - Tulip For our Senior play we have chosen Hillbilly Courtship which we plan to present in March. Our trip, at the moment, is still undecided. Virginia Coffman was reelected cheerleader this year. Norman Johnson, 'William Kennedy, Don Hubbard, Junior Cullen, and David Utley are again playing on the Tiger team. Shirley Jones was chosen by the students and faculty for the D. A. R. Award, for Good Citizenship. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: DALTON HIGH SCHOOL, of the City of Dalton and County of Hopkins, State of Kentucky, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and not acting under fraud, duress, menace, or the influence of any person whatsoever, do make, publish, and de- clare this my last Will and Testament .of the Senior Class of 1953, in the manner following, that is to say; Virginia Coffman wills her big brown eyes to Yvonne Reid. Shirley Jones wills her curly hair to Doris Hendrix. Blanche Young wills her plumoness to Betty Thompson. Junior Cullen wills his ability to get to school early to Jeff Cook. Norman Johnson wills his «peed tickets to Edward Johnston. Odis Walker wills his yawning in class to Maurice Wyatt. Don Hubbard wills his number 12 shoes to Wayne Cartwright. Hazel Traylor willl her quietness to Rena Reid. William Kennedy wills his nickname Wild Bill to Mr. Brown. David Utley wills his temper to Miss Tinsley. Dorcas Buchanan wills her stature to Wanetta Hankins. In WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this SIXTH day of NOVEMBER A. D. 1952. ' Dorcas Buchanan (Seal) JUNIOR ACTIVITIES The Junior class this year enrolled fifteen, but with Marvin Perkins dropping out that leaves us with fourteen and the task of electing a new Sergeant-at-Arms . The following officers were elected: President---Hubert Morgan Vice-Pres.—Leonard Rawlins Sec.-Treas.-Austin Johnston Sergeant-at-Arms---Marvin Perkins Sponsor-----Mrs. Esmer Wyatt Mrs. Wyatt is a very intelligent woman, has a vivid imagination and gets along fine with every- one, including the students. We placed five on the basketball team this year. They are: Edward Johnston, Maurice '.Vyatt, Austin Johnston, kenneth Weir, and Hubert Morgan. The opinion of some was that two senior boys would be the Hot Shots on the hardwood, but Big Ed.” Johnston has fooled a few of us. After he was shiftec to guard and started popping the net a few times from mid-court, He has turned out to be fair. If six feet and two inches of Maurice Wyatt should ever get olicking he should be a rebounding demon for the Tigers . We are pretty sure that he will. The rest of us were placed on the second team. Austin johnston, Weir and 1 sometimes substitute for first team. as yet we have made no trips,but we have been busy making money. After a big Sadie nawkins dance we went home happy and content, for we had made a nice profit, ihis year we hope the sophmores will be better juniors than we were and that we shall be better seniors. Hubert Morgan s s r Sharon Jones SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES President: Hangrum Franklin Vice-President: Richard Cook Secretary: Kenneth Morgan Treasurer: Bobby Peyton Sergeant-at-arms: Dale Neal Editor: Jo Anne Ratliff Motto: Forward, ever; backward, never. Colors: Green and White Flower: Red rosebud. At the beginning of school sixteen students enrolled in the Sophomore class eight boys and eight girls. We have lost only two students: Dora Utley en- tered the holy bonds of matrimony and Mae Baker transported her belongings to Indiana. We are proud to say our class has seven boys playing basketball. Bobby Peyton and Dale Neal are first team substitutes. The following five are on the second team: Kenneth Morgan, Billy Joe Cullen, Mangrum Franklin, Jerry Lovan, and Richard Cook. Marlene Hancock and Sharon Jones were chosen as cheerleaders this year. Our class and the Freshman class are planning to have a square dance in February and use the proceeds for our class trip. Roy Cox is the most studious boy in our class and Noreen Grable is the most studious girl. Virginia Williams has her third finger on her left hand broken by that certain band man who is serving in the U. S. Army. -v FRESHMAN OFFICERS President - Nancy Darlene Babb Vice-President - Francis Lou Sisk Secretary and Treasurer - Jo Ann Wyatt Sergeant-at-arms - James Curtis Crockett Class Color - Orange and Black Class Motto - If you oan't get it given to you, work 'til you get it. Class flower - Yellow Rosebuds Freshmen Names and Nicknames Nancy Babb - Nannie and Birdbrain Janice Brown - Jan Ann Daves - Horsense Nadine Johnston - Lill Thelma Jean Morris - Jin Joyce Parker - Tooter Sue Parker - Shortle Iva Perkins •- Catie Lou Sisk - Louie Iris Summers - Blondie Ellen Utley - Bubbles Jo Ann Wyatt - Jo Baby Henry Bryant - Hen Arnold Blanchard - Little Boy Morton Buchanan - Cow Boy James Curtis Crockett - J. C. Clifford Gill - Peabody Jimmy Kennedy - Jim Johnston William Claud Wilson - W. C. Freshmen boys who play basketball on the second team are: Arnold Blanchard, Henry Bryant, Jimmy Kennedy. Jo Ann Wyatt is one of the cheerleaders. Basketball manager - James Curtis Crockett Freshman Sponsor - Mr. Edwin Martin In September the Freshmen were initiated by the Sophomores. The Freshmen girls had to wear three pigtails, no make-up except rouge, large earrings, a shoe and a sandal, an old house dress, hose, lots of jewelry. The boys had to wear their trouser legs foiled above the knees, large straw hat, old work shirt, work shoes, plenty of make-up, one earring and a big patch on the seat of the pants. The Freshmen and Sophomores are giving a square dance and will use the proceeds to finance a trip. Virginia P 5! ' Ju3f Sutto] SECOND ROW; Jar „ Th0mas He 0S ,Towre Bobby Ur in, Gordon W SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE; First Row, Left to right: Leora Utley, Ruth Coffman, Arette Hankins, Melba Johnston, ?reda Hankins. SECOND ROW; Doris Morse, Shelby Starks, Lomolda Franklin, Jane Kirkwood, Kathleen Rawlins, Archie Alfred, Buddy Ipock, Billy Peyton, Robert Davis, James Jones, Arohie Martin, THIRD ROW: Joyoe Viokery, Judy Lovan, Norma Wilson, Geraldine Grimes, Franois Shelton, June Morse, Sue Maddox, Norma Towe, Gloria Ross, Shelbia Wyatt. FOURTH ROW: Darrel Jackson, Olendon Martin, Maurice Wyatt, lari Ourtwright, Walter Hart, Marlin Curry, Ramone Miller, Walter Grimes, Toy Howtoh, Thomas Cullen, Donald Summers k TEACHER Miss Marizu Tinsley Glenda f BilW Barri� � .io Utvd teaches Ruth Martin and Edith Richards FIRST and SECOND GRADE; First Row, Left to right: Dennis Tapp, Jaokie Parker Lawrenoe Latham, James Gill, Garnett Traylor, Douglas Kirkwood, Thomas Ruby, Mioheal Harris, Alfred Cain, Jimmie Cullen. SECOND ROW: Joan Boyd, Dorthy Steely, Diana Williamson, June Stevens, Mary Starks, Kitty Morgan, Brinda Bryier, Sue Kirdwood, Gloria Dunoan, Sandra Terri1; THIRD SOW: Jo Ann Legate Wilma Suttoh, Joan Larkins, Jane Duncan, Toleatha Alfred, Jessie Jones, Marilyn Sweeny, David Fuller, Sdith Utley, Karen Summers, Judy Wyatt, Ruth Mitchel, Janice Brown, Barbara Jones; FOURTH ROW: Eugene Perkihs, i Connie Woods, Linda Kittenger, Nancy Grimes, Loretta M Shelton, Glenda Summers, Norma Sullivan, Jamie Pend- ergraff, Billy Russell, Philip Filler, Ed- t ward Linooln, Shelby Morse. FIFTH t ROW: Gary Wyatt, Harry Duncan, a Jerry Larkins, Joe Wiles, Kenneth Fuller, Wm. Starks, t Russell Howton, Paul Legate, Johnny Vickrey. 0. C. Duncan. rust lovan MORGAN WILSON BLANCHARD UTLEY MORGAN JOHNSTON CULLEN NEAL FRANKLIN JOHNSON KENNEDY HUBBARD MARTIN, COACH VIRGINIA COFFMAN MARLENE HANCOCK SHARON JONES JO ANN WYATT WYATT JOHNSTON PEYTON . SPORTS PAGE So far this year the Tigers have not done very well, but we have hopes that we shall improve by the last of the season and be ready to win the dis- trict tournament as we lost in the Inagural tour- nament at Slaughters and the Christmas tournament at Nebo. We are suffering from the fact that we don't have a standard gymnasium. We gave to play our home games at other school gymnasiums. The floor we practice on is so small that we can't do our best on it. In bad weather the smaller children have to play in the gymnasium and their hard-soled shoes take off most of the varnish. Our schedule has been as follows: 1. Earlington: away — Nov. 13, 1952 — Lost. 2. Mortons Gap: home — Nov. 14, 1952 —Won. This game was scheduled to be played at Madison- ville, but was played at Mortons Gap. 3. Caldwell County Hi: home —Nov. 18, 1952 -- Won. 4. Nortonville: away — Nov. 21, 1952 — Won. 5. Uniontown : home — Nov. 28, 1952 — Lost. 6. Nebo: away — Deo. 2, 1952 — Lost. 7. Hanson: away — Dec. 5, 1952 — Won. 8. Clay: away — Dec. 12. 1952 — Lost. . Slaughters (cancelled) Jan. 16, 1953. 9. Uniontown: away — Jan. 16, 1953 — Won. 10. Nebo: home — Jan. 23, 1953 — Lost. 11. Charleston: home — Jan. 28, 1953 — Lost. 12. Caldwell County Hi: away -- Jan. 30, 1953 — Won. 13. Hanson: home — Feb. 5, 1953 — Won. The games to be played in the near future are as follows: Charleston --------- February 13, 1953. Mortons Gap----------February 17, 1953. Nortonville -------- February 20, 1953. Earlington --------- February 24, 1953. Clay-----------------February 26, 1953. The Dalton Tigers are as follows: William Kennedy --- Forward Maurice Wyatt-------Forward Edward Johnston ---- Forward Don Hubbard -------- Center Norman Johnson ----- Guard Junior Cullen ------ Guard Bobby Peyton ------- Guard. nsz ALUMNI DIRECTORY Ruth Earle Brown ---- Janette Herron ------ Ann Prow ------------ Mary Dockery -------- Gertrude Gibbons ---- Barbara Ethridge — Joyce Wright -------- Joyce Martin -------- Cleatus Hasley ------ Roud Curtwright ----- Maurice Wilson ------ Franklin LaPradd --- David Grable -------- Kenneth Lacy -------- Rudolph Ratliff ---- Hardy Utley --------- Esta Perkins -------- Daniel Cox --------- 'Works at Kentucky Bank Works at Wool worth's 5 10 Works at Plastic Factory Dental Assistant Married to Emon Martin Works at Enro Shirt Factory At home near Madisonville Married to Bill Ed Hancock Works at Dixie Do-Nut Shop Attending Bethel College Works in Evansville Serving in U. S. Air Force Works in Evansville Works for State Highway Dept. Serving in U. S. Navy Serving in U. S. Navy At home in Silent Run Serving in U. S. Navy GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW; Left to right: Instructor, Miss Marizu Tinsley; Joyce Parker, Ruby Perkins, Janice Brown, Sharon Jones, Jo Ann Wyatt, Virginia Coffman, Marlene Hancock, Jo Ann Ratliff, Nancy Babb, Doris Hendrix, Betty Thompson, Sue Parker. SECOND ROW: Hazel Traylor, Shirley Jones, Blanche Young, Norine Orable, Thelma Morse, Joan Maddox, Ann Daves, Nadine Johnston, Virginia Williams, Ellen Utley, Iris Summers, Iva Perkins. THIRD ROST: Lou Sisk, Mangrum Franklin, Henry Bryant, Bobby Peyton, R. T. Cox, J. 0. Crockett, Billy Cullen, Y.ayne art- wright, Morton Buchanan, Clifford Gill, Wanetta Hankins. FOURTH ROW: Junior Cullen, Jerry Lovan, Arnold Blanchard, William Kennedy, W. C. Wilson, Don Hubbard, Norman Johnson, Ed. 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