Dalton High School - Freeman Yearbook (Dalton, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1954 volume:

% . . - DcUtOh H igh School Presents the. ny- Edit i ok The Freemdny y® Voluwelzrii G) Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief ......... Assistant Editor . . • . . Publicity Director. .. . Business Manager . . . . , Class Editor............. Alumni Editor ........... Art Editor ............... Literary Editor ......... Social Editor ........... Sports Editor ........... Yearbook Sales Manager . . Advertising Sales Manager Typists ................. Sponsor.................. • . • -Leonard Rawlins ........... Bobby Riley . . . Wayne Cartright ........... Yvonne Reid . Doris Hendrix--Senior Kenneth Morgan—Junior JoAnn Wyatt—Sophmore Shelby Wyatt--Freshman .... Betty Thompson ......... Hubert Morgan ............ Jeff Cook . . . Austin Johnston ......... Kenneth Weir ........ Maurice Wyatt Edward Johnston ......... Ruby Parkins Wanetta Hankins . . . .Betty Thompson Rena Reid . . . Mrs. Earner «yatt ------ ► We, the Seniors of ’54, dedicate our annual to our j parents, whose patienoe, f, loyalty, and guidance have been an inspiration through- ? out our sohool oareer. Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson —Y Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Hendrix E Mr. and Mrs. Rex Reid P Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Hankins fc Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perkins % C lAr. and Mrs. Charlie Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Johnston J Mr. and Mrs. Ceoil Morgan e ” Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cook Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riley Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rawlins Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. Basil Weir We also wish to express our thanks and appreciation for our sponsor, Mrs. Earner Wyatt, who has been a great asset to us during our last three years at Dalton. . mm THORNTON DEVER Principal Western, B. S. Math • Freshman Snonsor EDWIN MARTIN Western Biology- Sophomore Sponsor OLEORA GIVENS BONNIE KIRKWOOD Western Western Fifth Sixth Grade Third Grade EDITH RICHARDS Western, B. S. Second Grade RUTH I ARTIN Western First Grade LEONARD RAWLINS Elsie President Reporter Most great men are dead or dying and I'm not feeling so well iwysol f. + % •+: + HUBERT MORGAN Herb” Architect Vi ce-President Generally speaking a woman is . . . generally speaking.” t 1 st- . AUSTIN JOHNSTON Nuts” Engineer Sergeant-at-Arms His slowness of speech does not indicate slowness of action. YVONNE REID Bonnie Sec. Treas. Airline Stwardess Why speak of love when there is so much work to be done. RUBY PERRINS Nubby Go back to Arizona An utterably undescribable girl. Seniors DORIS HENDRIX Ris Typist I wonder what will happen next. BETTY THOMPSON Butz Private Secretary I'm not quite, just ask me. Seniors WAYNE CARTWRIGHT Cartwrong Be a machinist When all else fails, I. . do likewise. MAURICE , YATT Tom Get a wife Minds are like horses; one must exercise them if you wish to keep them in working order. EDWARD JOHNSTON Ed Change Bearden to Johnston. Enjoy yourself; life is short. RENA REID Shorty Go to Evansville Hidden in the chambers of her personality are trea- sure chests of friendship. Seniors KENNETH VfflIR Kenny Be manager of R. C. Eottling Co. Busy, but never too busy. JEFF COOK General cook Go to Chicago He’s a hustler, never idle, and always thoughtful of others. ROBERT RILEY Bob Apprentice Oh, they're making a wild man out of me. WANETTA HANKINS Netta B.ab Move to Dawson Springs Her eyes speak, when her lips do not. Moat Likely To Succeed WHO'S WHO Betty Thompson Wayne Cartwright Best All-Around............................Rena Reid Austin Johnston Wittist. .................................. Ruby Perkins Kenneth Weir Most Athletic..............................Yvonne Reid Edward Johnston Most Talented..............................Doris Hendrix Hubert Morgan Most Popular. . ....................... Doris Hendrix Bobby Riley Most Studious..............................Yvonne Reid Jefr Cook Most friendly. ............................Wanetta Hankins Kenneth Weir Best Looking...............................Doris Hendrix Maurice Wyatt BETA CLUB MEMBERS (Seniors) Rena Reid Yvonne Reid I 'NOjtg'f- WOieRV !! Junior Class Shelby Pentecost Joan Maddox Mangrum Franklin Jerry Lovan Sharon Jones Kenneth Morgan Roy Cox Virginia Williams Bobby Peyton Sophomore Class Pauline Bearden Henry Bryant Nancy Babb Joyce Parker J. C. Crockett Lou Sisk Shirley Crockett Morton Buchanan Jo Ann Wyatt Kathrine Perkins Arnold Blanchard Nadine Johnston Freshmen Class William Pentecost Norma Jean Wilson Roy Berry Frances Shelton Billy Peyton Judy Lovan Clifton Crockett Shelby Wyatt Donald Summers Joy Fowton (Not pictured) Glendon Martin Geraldine Grimos Marlin Curry kAti (r 'aJe lit % (rfctde. 7££ Qsacie FIRST GRADE Mrs. Ruth Martin James Elliot Felker Wendill Franklin J. C. Hankins Jerry Wayne Hart Larry Earl Holmes Lawrence Latham Michael Duane Poe Ronnie Mitchell Poe James Andrew Reynolds Thomas Otha Reynolds Darrell Ruby Thomas Ruby Beverly Brinkley Brenda Carrol Linda Sue Caraway Joyce Lee Casey Gloria June Duncan Carolyn Sue Grimes Brenda Jackson Dinah Faye Jones Linda Bayle Perkins Alice Dean Lowery Martha Pearl Peyton Sue Poe Judith Gayle Richards Mary Frances Starks Linda Sutton Mary Helen Ipock SECOND GRADE Edith Richards Teletha Alford Joan Boyd Janice Brown Alfred Cain James Gill Linda Hart Douglas Kirkwood Joan Larkins Marvin. Latham Sue Ann Kirkwood Ruth Ann Mitchell Kitty Morgan Jackie Parker Linda Sullivan Olin Summers Dorothy Steeley Wilma Sutton Sandra Terrell Garfiett Traylor Judy Wyatt THIRD GRADE Mrs. Bonnie Kirkwood Lamon Ray Crockett Phillip Fuller J erry Wayne Larkins Shelby Morse Eugene Perkins William Ellis tarks Jonnie Vickery Gary Wyatt Nancy Grimes Loretta Shelton Norma Jean Sullivan Karen Summers Connie Wood Jimmie Cullen Russell Wayne Howton Edward Lincoln Jamie Pendergraff Billy Russell Dennis Tapp Joe Edd Wiles Carllyn Dockery Jessie Norene Jones Patricia Stone Glenda Gail Summers Edith Joyce FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Bonnie Kirkwood Douglas Blanchard Auston Franklin Darrel Grimes Jimmie Parker Billy Riley Lonnie Terrell Jerry Wayne Wyatt Wendell Brinkley Moris Franklin James Jones Jr. Earl Ruby Prow James Edward Sherrill James Traylor Glenda Faye Adkins FOURTH GRADE (Continued) Sandra Bone Diana Cline «loan Nell Edmiston Jeanette Hankins Carloyn Sue Jackson Sue Sutton Velma Jean Casey Camella Conley Linda Edmiston Barbara ipock Dorthy Perkins Judy Tapp FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Cleora Givens Bobby Dale Boyd William Ronnie Coffman Marlin Grimes James Orville Kennedy William Grady marker William Joseph Ferrell Diana Sue Hart Anna Ruth Prow Linda Kaye Summers Mary Ruth Walker Lewis Cligton Cain Dana Dale Cullen James Ray Howton Owen Clay Morse Bobby Warren Stone James Own Utley Wanda Lee Jones Dorthy Lee Starks Glenda Faye Wagner Jo ninda Wyatt SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Cleora Givens Larry Dwain Bone Julion Kenton Grace Robert Edgar Bone James William KLeisz Gordon Arnold Wood Mary Susan Bryant Glenda Gail Montgomery Linda Dale Richards Jidith Ray Stone Bobby Gene Fox James Dixon Hankins Frank Mitchell narkin James William Towe Joe Robert Utley Imogene Jones Luey Eillen Ruby Eva Sue Sisk Priscilla nane Morse SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Adaell Peyton Wanda Adkins George Dever Thomas Hart Janet Lawery Allice Morison Francis Perkins Betty Stone Ben Utley Wanda Wagner Norman Wyatt Eva Daves James Grable Rodger Larkins Billy Morse Virginia Parker Carrol Sisk Judy Sutton Neal Vickery David Wood EIGHT GRADE Sylvia Curtright Earl Curtwright Lomelda Franklin Freda Hankins Malbe Johnston Sue Meddoy Doris Morse Kathleen Rowlins Shelby Stacks Leora Utley Catheryn Johnson Carmen fcessamore Morris Wyatt Mrs. Adaell Peyton Ruth Ann Coffman Wanda Dockery Waldron Grimes Darrel Jackson Jane Kirkwood Archie Martin Douglas Pentecost Gloria Jean Ross Norma Jean Towe Joyce Vickery Wayne Russell Thomas Cullen Buddy Ipock m 4-Hc ub e$3 FRESHMAN NEWS The Dalton Freshman selected the following officers: President. . . .Billy Peyton Vice President... Roy Berry Secretary. .Glendon Martin Sergeant-at-Arms. . Marlin Curry Editor. .Shelby Wyatt ye selected the carnation as the class flower and red and grey as the class color. Our Motto is— At the bottom But beginning to climb. our sponsor is Mr. Thornton Dever. We Freshman have been initiated, the girls wore; mother's dress, wrong side out; silk hose; no make up; and no less than three belts. The boy.s wore; lots of make up 5 mother's hat; jewelry, painted their toe nails and fingernails; and come bare footed. Their pants were wrong side out and rolled up above their knees. One of our Freshman, Marlin Curry, made the basketball team. Judy Lovan, represented us in the Basketball queen Contest. The Freshman Class embark upon its high school career with fifteen Freshman, a number we hope to maintain for the following four years. SOPHO’ 'ORE NEWS There were twenty two students enrolled in the Sophomore Class this year, seven boys and fifteen girls. The class officers are as follows: President. . Henry Bryant Vice-President. . Pauline Bearden Sec. and Treasure. . Nancy Babb Sergeant-at-Arms. . J. o. Crockett Class Motto: The way to get ahead and stay ahead is to use a head. Class flower. . Orchid Class colors. . Lavender and white Seems Mr. Edwin Martin is quite popular with our class, as this is his third year to be our class sponsor. We are proud to say we have six boys from our class in school activities this year. The following five are basket- ball players. W. C. Wilson, J. c. Crockett, Arnold Blanchard, and Hanry Bryant and Jimmie Kennedy. Morton Buchanan was selected manager of the team. Jo Ann Wyatt and Pauline Bearden were chosen as Cheerleaders. We are happy to say that Nancy Babb was crowned Basket- ball queen on November 17. She won this honor over five other contestants, one representing each grade. She was crowned by Hubert Morgan, captain of the team. Pauline Bearden and Shirley Crockett are back with the class again this year. JUNIOR NEWS The Junior Class this .year enrolled with eleven. We elected Mrs. Josephine Maxwell as sponsor. The class officers are as follows. President. . Marlene Hancock Vice-President. . Virginia Williams Sec. Treats. . . Sharon Jones Editor. . henneth Morgan Flower. . Red Rose Motto. . Near the top and Still climbing Color. . White and Aqua We placed 6 on the Basketball Team with 3 on the first teaun. They are jwangrum Franklin, Dale Neal, and Kenneth Morgan, on the second team are Billy Joe Cullem, Jerry Lovan, and Shelby Pentecost. This year a Beta Club is being formed with A Juniors eligible. They are Jo Anne Ratliff, Marlene Hancock, Sharon Jones, and Kenneth Morgan. This year we sponsored the 1953-5A Basketball tiueen Contest, which netted us $125. Although tne Junior candidate, Jo Anne Ratliff, did not win she was close behind Nancy Babb(a Sophomore). SENIOR NEWS The Seniors are fifteen in number this year. We have selected the following officers. President. . Leonard Rawlins Vice-President. . Hubert Morgan Sec. Treas. . . Yvonne Reid Motto. . Twelve years of Knowledge-Beginning of a life time. Flower. . Rose Color. . Purple and White Our Sneak Day was taken October the 6th. We went to the Pennyrile State Park, first then we went to the skating rink at Slaughters. We had a very nice time, but of course it was nice-just to get away from the teachers and school. This year the school has organized a Beta Club which is very nice. There are four girls out of the senior class who joined, they are: Betty Thompson, Doris Hendrix, Rena Reid, and Yvonne Reid. Betty was chosen Secretary and Doris was chosen Treasurer. Five boys out of the senior Class, of whom we are very proud, are on the Basketball Team this year, they are: Hubert morgan, Maurice yatt, Edward Johnston, Austin Johnston, and Kenneth Weir. We haven't as yet decided on our class trip, but our class play is, Bolts and Nuts. SENIORS Basketball Queen What Again d ?• A? Teacher's Pets Little Boy Blue Doggie In The ’Vindow Alma Kater Just taking it easy Wide open spaces. Me and My old Guitar. 'Studying---No Stay behind--Pard Watch that posture Masculine crew The Darlings Sunning ALUMNI NEWS Virginia Coffman Thomas is now married and making her home at Madisonville. William Kennedy is attending school at Murray State College. ' •Blanche Young Townsend is now married and making her home at Madisonville. Norman Johnson is attending school at Draughon's Business College. Don Hubbard is attending school at Murray State College. Shirley Jones is at home but has plans to enter college in the spring. David Utley is serving in the U. S. Army and is stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Dorcas Buchanan is working at the Shirt Factory in Madisonville. David Cullen Jr. is married and working at Cleveland, Ohio Hazel Traylor is at home with her parents. Odis Walker is attending school and is employed at th« Plastic Factory. P. T. A. NEWS The P. T. A. met on Monday night, September 28, 1953 and elected the following ofricers: President. . . Mrs. A. 0. Richards Vice-President. . . Mrs. Harold McNeely Sec. and Treas. . . Mrs. Cleora Givens On this same night we discussed ways of making money. On Wednesday night, October 21, 1953 they sponsored a Donkey Ball Game which was enjoyed by all. Each year the P. T. A. sponsors the Holloween Carnival. This year it was held on Friday night October 30, 1953. A large crowd attended and an enjoyable time was had by all. Each room sponsored a stand of some kind. Diana Cline, Edward Johnston, Elvis Buchanan and Bessie Hardwick won prices for being the best dressed. They met on Monday night before election to discuss the School Ammenament. A meeting was held on December 1. A ball game was played between the ball boys and outside boys. During the regular meeting routine business was discussed. We are proud of our P. T. A., it is doing many things for our school this year. Tigers Hubert Morgan—Forward Edwin Martin—Coach Dale Neal — Guard Kenneth Morgan--Guard Edward Johnston—Forward Morton Buchanan—Manager F rsr Team Cnee t eadets FIGHT Second Team SFORTS PAGE So far this year the Tigers have not done very well, we lost our first two fall games. We lost to Hanson and Charleston by the score of 76 to 63 to Hanson and 51 to 4-8 to Charleston. The next three games we won. We beat Slaughters 56 to 50, Mortons Gap by 63 to 57 and Clay 53 to 51. We hope to improve more by the time the Christ- mas tournment rolls around. Our schedule for 1953-54 is as follows; November 10. November 13. November 17. November 20. November 24. DecemDer 3 . December 4 . December 8 . December 11. December 17. January 7 . . January 12. . January 15. . January 19. . January 21. . January 26. . February 5. . February 9. . February 12. February 18. February 26. Hanson-away. . lost Charleston. . . .lost Slaughters-home. . won Mortons Gap-away. . won Clay-away. . won Earlington-home. . lost Poole-home. . won Sebree-away Nebo-away Caldwell County-home .Hanson-home .Mortons Gap-home .Nortonville-home .Poole-away .Sebree-home .Nort onv ille-away .Slaughters .Earlington-away Charieston-away Nebo-home Clay-home The Dalton Tigers ten are as the following: Name Height Age Grade Arnold Blanchard. . .6' 35 . . 14. . . Sophomore Edward Johnston. . .6’ 2 . . . 19. . . Senior Maurice Wyatt. . . .6' 3i . . .18. . . Senior Kenneth Weir. . . Austin Johnston. . .5’ 11 . . .17 . . Senior W. C. ’Wilson. . . . 6' 5i . . .16. . . Sophomore Hubert Morgan. . . .6 2 . . . 17. • . Senior Dale Neal . . . . . .18 . . .Junior Kenneth Morgan. . . 5’ 9 . • . 15. . . Junior Mangrum Franklin. . 5’ 9 . • . 16. • . Junior The cheerleaders are Marlene Hancock, Jones, Junior; Jo Ann Wyatt, Sophomore and Sophomore. 0 0 SP 3 s St 9 fZi Z;.iy-'n A iO.JBI ydt y ZJzrJ fy 7 -1 'jQtn OJl kv y yr- i± Q ZjT - rr . y 'V-' ■ ■ • I §f§§ sa£iahK Or PEPPER BOTTLING CO Phone 102 c W. Center St. Madisonville, Ky. b o DISTRICT 23 provides - hospitalization MEDICAL SERVICES PENSIONS REHABILITATION BENEFITS AND DEATH BENEFITS FOR ITS MEMBERS AND WIDOWS AND DEPENDENTS OF ITS MEMBERS THROUGH THE WELFARE AND RETIREMENT FUND. ED. J. MORGAN JKSS LOVELACE President Secretary-Treasurer doMphwe i ts SOF omcsm ft hib ere f rierxEs Tire 'Troubles d SANP1V CUCC C ig a reliefC SofT Prinh Coffee. STew QiC i Ice Cream Tj$f)wdy co°) f. SouT of J?eu db TroiswdJr (5 so PT o T t 7 j f t-cf?' m 'of' 6 OCCESS Power Performance Boonamy Safety Your CHEVROLET Dealer Durability See The Advanoe Designs In Cars and Trnoks Phone 23 MADISONVTLLE, KENTUCKY 52 N. Franklin St F. H. Kerriok J. F. Kerri ok MADISONVTLLE, KENTUCKY CCCA CCIA BOTTUNC COMPANY east center street MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY THE FOLLY SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS MLK SHAKES, COLD DRINKS M. R. Brown Manager Mrs. Roy Brown Assistant Manager MADISONYILLE,KY. ROY IL CROWN COLA BOTTLING COMPANY I CDLA | Blackie Night, Prop. MADISONVILLE, KY. COMPLIMENTS OF.. PROVIDENCE VMMErY DIPL. vilLu jr®o?c rn OUR FINE LINE OF MERCHANDISE I PROVIDENCE, KY. A C,0 TERRYBROTHERS' LUMBER CO. uCLLLWORK AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE Telephone 2183 DAWSON SPRINGS, KENTUCKY 0 mpi i efrTs or anil) U c. Phone 3661 Phone 3671 DAWSON SPRINGS, KENTUCKY HAYWOOD STANDARD SERVICE 648 South Main Street MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Phone 306 Major Haywood, Prop. Madisonville's Leading Department Store Everything To Wear Home Of Nationally Advertised Brands MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY IWISO VVILIE MOTORS , Sales Service (Registered Meohanios Employed) Highway 4i South Phone 2055 MADISONVILLE, KY. McCOY BROTHERS OIL CO■ Distributors Phillips 66 Petroleum Produots U. S. Hwy. 41 South MADISOWVILLE, KY. 0 A' I (- ( JyeasL a, MADISONVTLLE, KY. F!1©HT CANCER WOTH SCM0WLE BfflGLE PARK Grocery Service Station Robert (Doc) Jones MADISONVILLE, KY. C D CAFE If Your Wife Can’t Cook- Keep Her For A Pet And Eat Here Phone 1157-R MADISONVILLE, KY. ©IP 5 1 DU ELSIES1 School Record Photo Servioe 18 Court Street MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY NCCDPiff JCiPHT CD. Industrial Supplies MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY e.E.MOOPE g-SON Paints and Hardware Phone 120 46 S. Main St. MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY Compliments of Sinoe 1908 Phone 62 MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY -- A. B. Jones Davis Tires Wizard Batteries Auto Accessories D L Buddy Killough Truetone Radios Sporting Goods Wizard Appliances Phone 2761 PROVIDENCE Philo0 Zenith Maytag N. 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Compliments of Compliments of VAUGHAN BARBER SHOP ESKIND'S STORE PROVIDENCE, KY. PROVIDENCE, KY. Compliments of Compliments of GRADY GENTRY CHEVROLET CO. UNION NATIONAL BANK PROVIDENCE, KY. PROVIDENCE, KY. Compliments of J. E. HAYES DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 5251 DAWSON SPRINGS, KENTUCKY Compliments of ORANGE GIFT SHOP DAWSON SPRINGS, KENTUCKY Compliments of B AND N SHOE STORE DAWSON SPRINGS KENTUCKY PARISH FRiEnDLY SHOES Shoes For The Entire Family 29 E. Center St. Phone 2456 Jarman Valentine Friendly MADISONV1LLE, KENTUCKY QUALITY CAFE Plate lunches Sandwiohes Courtious Service West Center Street MADISONV1LLE, KENTUCKY PARISH DRUG STORE MAD1SONVTLLE, KENTUCKY FuX HARDWARE Where Your Dollar Does Its Duty’. MADISONV1DLE, KENTUCKY FRITZ SERVICE STATION D-X Products Compliments of Phone 2769 BRIGHT SPOT CAFE PROVIDENCE, KY. PROVIDENCE, KY. BENJAMIN’S COOPERS HARDWARE Reedy To Wear Shoes PROVIDENCE, KY. PROVIDENCE, KY. TRAYLOR FURNITURE CO. Compliments of Phone 2732 THCMPSON SHOE SHOP Frigidare PROVIDENCE, KY. PROVIDENCE, KY. HUDSON'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of Good Gulf Produots - Phone 2474 Maple and Church LESLIE B. SISK, STORE Phone 2474 General Merchandise See Hoolie For New and Used Cars DALTON, KY. H?OVIDENCE, KY. DR. 0. E. HUDSON Fruits and Vegetables Palmer Graduate Chiropractor ADAMS FRUIT COMPANY Maxine Tucker North main St. Receptionist Phone 397 Rhone 488 Madisonville, K.y. Madisonville, ky. Compliments of Compliments of mrs. Ada R. Wade MADISON INSURENCE AGENCY We write most all ANTIQUES kinds of insurance Phone 1976 123 union St. Office Madisonville, ky. Baker and Rickman Bldg. Phone 146W Res. 679 Madisonville, ky. Compliments of DR. KENNETH K. MARTIN CITY BARBER SHOP Chiropraotor 39 North Main Elk Bldg. Street Floor Madisonville, ky. Phone 1308 Madisonville, ky. Compliments of QUALITY CAFE P.iTE DRUG SPORE Plate Luncnes Sandwiches J. B. Griffin W. S. Porter Courtious Service Prescriptions west Center Street Madisonville, Ky. Madisonville, ky. HUB BARBER SHOP Compliments of Corner Main And Center J. C. Yates W. B. Poole Feed Store MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY Compliments of Compliments of KENTUCKY CLEANERS Oakley and Young 66 East Center BARBER SHOP Quality Cleaning 16 Dempsey Street MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY Compliments of Compliments of LITTLE GEM BARBER SHOP 10 Court St. S. C. Clardy A Friend MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY Compliments of Compliments of HALE BROTHERS Bowmer and Bowner FURNITURE DRUG STORE MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY 'TAYLOR’S Trucking General Merchandise Dalton, Kentucky The PHOTOGRAPHS in this ANNUAL were made by TGPMILLER STUDIOS MADISONVTLLE, KY. We wish to thank Mr. Topmiller for contributing the picture which appears on the back cover of this Annual. Wewjs i to thank our Advert sers For helping make this hook possible We, the SENIORS of DALTON HIGH SCHOOL hope you have enjoyed this book. In CHORUS we would like to say, May the good Lord bless and keep you till we meet again. INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers ■ Cover Manufacturers Book Binders FACTORY • HOME OFFICE Kansas City