Danville High School - Log Yearbook (Danville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

ws may-W W 1 5 9 k i i K w n ah- Y N THE ANCHUR WMS 1956 F Published by KEY CLUB Danville High School Danville, Kentucky 31:- ,', V N MR . EDE RUTLEDGE Dedication Ede Rutledge gave us more than fine athletic teams. He gave us a push along the road to maturity. He gave unselfishly and willingly of himself and all he possessed. To him we humbly dedicate this annual. On the pages of this book is written the story of one of the happiest years of our lives. The Annual Staff of 1956rinvites you to join us in reliving these experiences. As you turn through the pages, may your enjoyment equal ours. Foreword Fagultg Features CONTENTS Seniors Athletics Classes Advertisements JOHN E. ROBINSON A. B. , M, S. Eastern State College, University of Kentucky, PRINCIPAL Facultg SUPERINTENDENT DON R . RA WLINGS B, S. , M. A. Sue Bennett Junior College, Eastern State C o11e ge , University of Kentucky. IVHSS MARY LILLARD ADAMS Home EC0l'1Ol'1'1iCS A.B. , M.A. , Centre College University of Kentucky University of Louisville Columbia University MR. JOE BISHOP World History Problems of Democracy A.B. , Centre College MR. M. W. CHAPMAN Algebra General Math Geometry B. S . , Western MR. MARTIN DEIM English Athletics A.B. , Centre College MR. HARRY FITLPATRICK Algebra A.B. , Centre College MR. DON HACKER Band Director A. B. , Eastern MRS. S. C. GILLIAM TYDUIS Shorthand A. B. , University of Kentucky MRS. MARGARET HOPPE Secretary University of Louisville MRS. HAZEL JACKSON Q Business English X Q -shissii General Business Business Arithmetic ie-.. , A.B., University of Kentucky MRS. LORRAINE LOLLIS Spanish English A.B. Milligan College M.A. University of Kentucky MRS. JOYCE MELSON English Journalism B.S., Western MISS ,IOSEPHINE MOORE Librarian A.B., B.S. in L.S. Centre College Northwestern, University of Kentucky MRS. EDNA MOSS Trigonometry Solid Geometry Latin A.B. Centre College M.A. Peabody College MRS. CYCLE ROBINSON English Dramatics A.B. , Georgetown ED RUTLEDGE Athletics B.S. , M.A. , Western MRS . SCHOOLER English B. A . , Transalvania KENNETH SNOWDEN Psychology American History Athletics A. B. , M. A. Kentucky Wesleyan University of Kentucky RIC HARD TAYLOR Biology General Science B.S. , M. A. Sue Bennett Eastern LAWRENCE TRAVIS Industrial Arts B.S. , University of We Murry State College Ohio University MRS . WILLIAMS Music B.A. , Centre College ERNEST WOFORD General Science Physics Chemistry A. B. Centre College University of Kentucky st Virginia enior Flag JANUARY THAW Frieda ...... . . Herbert Gage , . . . Sarah Gage . . . Paula Gage . . . . Marge Gage. . . . Barbara Gage . . . . . George Husred . . . . . Jonathan Rockwood . . . Mathilda Rockwood . . . . Mr. Loomes ..... . . Uncle Walter . . . . . Matt Rockwood . . . Carson ..... . , Judy Woodrow Douglas Hatfield . Emily Terhune . Patsy Reynolds Peggy Weissinger . Shirley Cooper Tommy Samuels . . . Noel White . . . Jean Gibson Robert Southerlan George Holeman . Norris Harmon . Billy Williams Senior Officers MARVIN SAYLOR: President of Junior Class5 President Senior Class5 Key Club 3,45 Beta Club 2,3,45 Science Club 35 Log Staff 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Teen Talk 1,2,3,45 D Club 2,3,45 Junior Varsity Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3,45 Track l,2, 3,45 Student Council Honor Award 35 Beta Club Convention 35 Jtmior Play- Spring Prom Magic 35 State Mile Relay Team 25 CKC Mile Relay 2, 35 Cross Country Race 3. MARK DAY: Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 All Regional Basketball Team5 Track 3,45 Golf 25 Reserve Football 15 Reserve Basketball 1,25 D-Club 45 Science Club 45 Beta Club 45 Key Club 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Spring Prom Magic 35 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Junior Fish and Game Club 15 Vice-President Freshman Class, Vice-President of Senior Class5 Secretary of Sophomore Class5 Vice-President Key Club 45 Student Council 2, 35 All State Chorus 1. CAROLYN COOPER: President class 1,25 Presi- dent Student Council 35 Secretary Class 45 Secre- tary-Treasurer Student Council 45 Student Coun- cil Representative 1,25 Student Council Con- vention 2,3,45 World's Affairs Convention 45 Pep Club 25 Dramatics Club 15 Senior Y-Teen's 2, 3,45 Home Economics Club 3,45 Science Club 3,45Annua1Staff45 Log Staff 45 Junior Play5 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Choralettes 1, 2,3,45 All State Chorus 15 Regional Contest l,2, 3,45 State Contest 1,2,3,45 Attendant to May Queen 35 Christmas Program 1,2,3,45 Spring Programs 1, 2,3,4. EMILY FOSTER: Treasurer Class 45 Glee Club 15 Christmas Music Pro- grams 15 Spring Music Program 15 Regional and State Music Contest l,2,3,45 Home Economics Club 45 Senior Y-Teens l,2,45 Science Club 45 Beta Club 3,45 State Beta Club Convention 3,45 Exchange Edi- tor Log Staff 45 Latin Club 1,2,3. :swswss:1ws JOHN CAMENISCH Football l,2,3,4: J.V. Basketball 1: Baseball 3: Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3: Annual Staff 2,3,4: Co-Editor 4: Beta Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3: Key Club Convention 2,3,4: President of District Beta Club 4: Student Council Representative l,4: Junior Play 3: Science Club 4: Student Council Convention 4: Student Body Presi- dent 4: Class Historian: Hall of Fame 4: Football Sportsmanship Award 4. BRIAN EPPERSON CURTIS LITTON Reserve Football l: Varsity Football 2,3,4: Junior Fish and Game Club 4: Junior Play: Baseball Team 2,3,4. MARILYN HOUCHINS Glee Club 1: Pep Club l: Latin Club l,2,3: Senior Y-Teens l,2,4: Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1, MARGARET HANSON May Queen Attendant 3: Glee Club 1,2,3: Regional Music Contest 1,2: State Music Contest l,2: Pep Club 2: Home Economic Club l,2,3,4: Science Club 4: Junior Play: Spring and Christmas Music Programs l,2,3: Senior Play. LYNNE CLARK Choralettes l,2: Regional Music Contest l,2,3: Home Economic Club 3,4: Science Club 3,4: Senior Y-Teens 2,3: Log Staff 4: Spring and Christmas Music Programs l,2,3: Pep Club 2.3: Student Council Representative 3. MARGARET JEANNE SHEEGOG State Music Contest 1,2,3: Regional Music Contest 2: Spring and Christmas Music Programs l,2,3: Debate Club l: Latin Club l,2: Pep Club 2: F. H. A. l,2,3,4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Log Staff 4: Cheerleader 4: May Queen Attendant 3. TOMMY SAMUELS Beta Club 2,3,4: Beta Club Convention 3,4: Industrial Arts Awards 1.2: Christmas and Spring Music Programs 1: Mixed Chorus 1: Senior Play. NORRIS HARMON Key Club 3.4, Treasurer 4: Annual Staff 3.4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4: Beta Club 3,4: Science Club 3,4: Key Club Convention 3,4: Junior Play: Senior Play. MARGIE BANDY Glee Club 1,2: F. H. A. 4: Student Council Representative 4: Student Council Convention 4: Y-Teens 4. SALLY ROBINSON Latin Club 15 Y-Teens 15 Student Council Representative 25 Beta Club 2,3,4, Secretary 35 Beta Club Convention 25 Science Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Pep Club 25 A11 State Chorus 2,45 Regional Chorus 35 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Regional and State Contest l,2,3,45 Choreletts l,2,3,45 Spring and Christmas Programs 1,2,3,4. FRIEDA SUE ANDERSON PETE VAN ALLEN Transfer from Chattanooga, Tennessee5 Key Club 45 Football 45 Science Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Key Club Convention 45 Track 4. JOYCE LEECE Glee Club l,2,35 Music Contest 1,25 Home Economic 45 Spring and Christmas Programs 1,25 Band 15 State Music Contest l,2, EMILY TERHUNE Science Club 3,45 Senior Y-Teens 15 Dramatics Club 15 Debate Club 15 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Choraletts 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Regional Contest 1,2,35 State Contest 1,2,35Log Staff 45 Senior P1ay5 Pep Club 25 Spring and Christmas Programs l,2,3,45 State Music Festival 4. BEVERLY GANDER Glee Club 1,25 Beta Club 2,3,45 Latin Club 3.4, Secretary 35 Y-Teens 3,4, Secretary 45 Student Council 3,45Log Staff 3. PATSY REYNOLDS Y-Teens 15 Pep Club 25 Cheerleader 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play5 Spring and Christmas Music Programs l,2,3,45 Choralettes 2,3,45 Regional Contest 2,3, 45 State Contest 2,3,45 Regional Chorus 35 All State Chorus 4, TOMMY HALL Key Club 3,45 Science Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Student Council Representative 2,35 Annual Staff 3,45 Log staff 4, Co- Editor 45 District Key Club Convention 35 Junior Play 35 Golf Team l,2,45 Reserve Basketball 15 Junior Fish and Game Club 3. DORIS MACE Glee Club 25 Spring and Christmas Programs 25 Pep Club 35 Home Economic Club 2,3,45 Majorette 3, LOUISE MASSEY Glee Club 1,25 Regional and State Contest5 F. H. A. 1,25 Band l,2,3, 45 State Contest l,2, RONNIE GALLOWAY Key Club 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Treasurer of Class 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 3,45 Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 All Star Game 45 All State 3,45 Science Club 35 Baseball 25 Junior P1ay5 Key Club Conventions 3,4, PEGGY WEISSINGER Transfered from Villa Madonnap Beta Club 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Home Economics 3,45 Latin Club 25 Senior Y-Teens 45 Band Sponsor 35 Pep Club 25 Senior Play. MARSHALL BOONE J,V, Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,45 Swimming 3,45 Log Staff 45 Science Club 4. DOUGLAS HATFIELD Band l,2,3,4, President of Band 1,25 Music Festival 1,2,35 Beta Club 2,3,45 Harvard Book Award 35 B Team Basketball 1,25 Junior and Senior Playsg Student Council Representative 1, ANNE SPEARS Science Club 3,45 Home Economics Club 3,45 Log Staff 45 Student Council Alt. 45 Christmas and Spring Music Programs 1,25G1ee Club 1,25 Regional Contest 15 State Contest l,2. CAROL LINNEY Senior Y-Teens 45 Science Club 3,45 Beta Club 2,3,4g Home Economics Club 45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Glee Club l,2,35 Chorelettes 2,35 Spring and Christmas Music Programs l,2,35 Regional Music Contest 1,2,35 State Music Festival 1,2,35 Feature Editor of Log 45 Band 1,25 Senior Play. BILLY WILLIAMS Science Club 3,45 Fish and Game Club 3,45Senior Play5 Band 1,2,3, 45 Music Festival 2,3,4, PATTY LOU DAVIS Glee Club 1,2,35 Christmas and Spring Programs 1,2,35 State Contest 1,25 Regional Contest 1,25 F. H, A. 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Senior Play 45 Senior Y-Teens 3,45 Scienoe Club 45 Junior Playg Pep Club 45 State F, H, A, Degree 4. ANNA GOODE Glee Club 1,25 Y-Teens 45 F. H. A. 45 Student Council Alt. 3. JEAN GIBSON Booster Club lg Glee Club 1,2,3g Latin Club 2,3,45 Science Club 45 F. I-l. A. 3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Senior Y-Teens 2,3,4. PEGI GABBARD Dramatics Club 1, Secretaryg .Tunior Y-Teens 15 Pep Club 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Captain 45 Science Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Regional Music Contest l,2,35 State Music Festival 1,2,35 Regional Chorus 35 Spring Music Program5 Choralettes l,2,35 .Tunior Play5 Senior Play5 F. H. A. 2,45 Debate Club 15 Annual Staff 45Log Staff 35 Valentine Sweetheart 45 Babe Ruth Award 4. ALVIN GORDON RALPH PHILLIPS Band 45 Transferred from Grundy, Virginia. J. L. LESTER Transferred from Perryville, Kentucky5 Science Club 45 Log Staff 45 Basketball 25 Baseball 2,3,4, PEGGY BEST Majorette 2,3,45 Science Club 1,2,3,45 F, H, A, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Spring and Christmas Programs l,2,3,45 All State Chorus 1,45 Regional Music Contest 1,2,3,45 State Contest l,2,3,45 Student Council 1,25 Chorelettes 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Dramatics Club 15 Y-Teens 15 Glee Club l,2. DOROTHY THOMAS Transfer from Eastern High School, Middletown, Kentucky5 Log Staff 45 Beta Club 45 F. H. A. 45 Y-Teens 4, NOEL WHITE President, Student Council 45 Student Council Representative 1,35 Key Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Log Staff 45 Track 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Treasurer of Freshman Class5 Vice-President of Junior Class5 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 All State Chorus lg Regional Chorus 35 State Contest 1,2,3,45 Regional Contest l,2, 3,45 Spring and Christmas Programs l,2,3,4, CHARLES SEAY Track 2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Reserve Basketball 1,25 Co-Captain of Football Team 4. SUE SWAIN Band Sponsor 2,45 F. H. A. l,2,35 Science Club 45 Y-Teens 15 Log Staff 45 Glee Club 1,25 Spring and Christmas Music Programs 1,25 Accompanist 45 Regional Music Contest 1,25 State Contest 2. PEGGY MCKNIGHT . Y-Teens 1,45 Latin Club 2,3,4, Secretary 25 Band Contest 2,3,45 F, H. A. Band Librarian 3,45 Science Club 45 Glee Club 1, se 55 -asf fab h . MARY EDMISTON Science Club 45 Latin Club l,2,35 Beta Club 2,3,4, President 45 Glee Club 1,25 Junior P1ay5 Literary Award 35 Annual Staff45 Pep Club 25 F. H. A. 3,45 Y-Teens 15 Dramatics Club 15 District Beta Vice-President 35 Beta Club Convention 2,45 DAR Award 4. HARRY MILLER .T.V. Football 15 Junior Fish and Game Club l,2. JOAN HUTCHINSON Home Economics Club l,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Choralettes 2,3,45 Log Staff 35 Spring and Christmas Music Pro- grams 1,2,3,4, LINDA COTTRELL Regional and State Music Festivals 1,25 Spring and Christmas Music Programs 1,25 Projection Club 25 Beta Club 2,3,45 Vice- President of District Club 45 Inter-Nos Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 35 Dramatic Club 25 Prompter for Junior Play5 Student Council Representative 1,25 Senior Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, President 45 Science Club 45 Hall of Fame 4. EMILY DAVIS Glee Club lg Regional and State Music Contest 1. JACKIE VAAUGHT Band lg Drum Major 2,3,45 Band Contest 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,45 Pep Club 1, Treasurer lg Spring and Christmas Music Programs 1,2545 Music Contest 2. KATHLEEN SI-IOUSE Senior Y-Teens l,2,45 Booster Club 1,25 F. H. A. 45 Glee Club 1,25 Science Club 45 Log Staff 45 Regional and State Music Contest 1,25 Christmas and Spring Music Program 1,2. BETTY COFFEY Glee Club 15 Regional and State Music Contest 15 Home Economics Club l,2,3,45 Booster Club 25 Senior Y-Teens 2,45 Science Club 3,45 Student Council 45 Log Staff 45 Spring and Christmas Music Programs 1. JACK WALLACE Football 2,3,45 J ,V. Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 35 Baseball 35 Key Club45 Key Club Convention45 Student Cotmcil Representative 45 Junior Play Science Club 3,45 Junior Fish and Game Club 2,35 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Log Staff 4, VIRGIL CHAMBERS Transferred from Perryvi11e5 Football 45 Basketball 45 Track 45 Science Club 4, E. G. PLUMMER Varsity Football l,3,4g B Team Basketball l,2g Varsity Basketball 3,4, Track 1,2,3,4g State Champ, Mile 1,2,3,4g State Champ. Half- mile l,3,4g Track Captain l,2,3,4g Science Club 3,4g Key Club 3,4g Annual Staff 3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g All StateChorus 3,45 Regional Chorus 2,3,4g Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award 4, Class Giftorian. JIMMY BUREN Junior Fish and Game Club l,2,3,4g Science Club 3.4. ROBERT SOUTHERLAN Log Staff 4g Junior Fish and Game 2,3,4, President 4, Secretary 3g Science Club 3,4, Vice-President 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Spring and Christmas Programs 2g Regional and State Contest 25 Senior Play, J,V. Football 1, ASTRIDE BISCHOFS Latin Club 3,45 Y-Teens 4, Vice-President4g Beta Club 3,43 French Award 1, GEORGE HOLEMAN Key Club 2,3,4, President4gBeta Club 2,3,4, Co-Editor 4, Secretary Key Club 3: Key Club Conventions 2,3,4, Lieutenant Goverorg Science Club 3,4g Pep Club 2g Secretary of Sophomore Classg Foot- ball lg Basketball l,2,3,4, Captain 3, Track 3, Senior Play. MARGARET ANNE HARRIS Band 2,3,4, Glee Club lg Latin Club 2,4g Pep Club 2g Science Club 3,4g Beta Club 4, Junior and Senior Y-Teens l,4g Projection Club 1,2g Junior Play Stage Manager, ANNA MARGARET RUSSELL Band 2,3,4g Glee Club lg Latin Club 3.4, Vice-President 4: Pep Club 2, Science Club 4, Senior Y-Teens 4, Beta Club 4g Home Economics Club 3: Projection Club 2. WANDA STEVENS Science Club 3,43 F. H. A. 4, Senior Y-Teens 45 Log Staff4g Regional Music Contest lg State Music Contest, Christmas Music Program 2, JUDY WOODROW Student Council lg Y-Teens 1,23 F, H. A. l,2,3,4, Treasurer 4g Glee Club 1,2g Mixed Chorus 2,4g Regional Music Contest 1,25 Chorelettes 2,4g State Contestg Christmas and Spring Music Pro- grams 1,2,4g Pep Club 2g Science Club 4, Cheerleader 4, Log Staff 45 Junior Playg Senior Play, Drarnatics Club lg Debate Club 1. J OE CALDWELL is SHIRLEY DALE KELSAY Junior Cheerleader, Captain lg Home Economics Club l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Science Club 3,4g All Regional Chorus l,2,3,4g Spring and Christmas Music Programs l,2,3,4, DICK WEISSINGER Junior Fish and Game Club 4g Track lg Science Club 4g Senior Play. BILLY BOB BARKER Key Club 3,4g Science Club 4g Annual Staff 3,4g Mixed Chorus 2g Reserve Football lg Varsity Football 2,3,4g Reserve Basketball lg Varsity Basketball 2,3,4g Junior Playg Golf Team 3,4g Spring and Christmas Music Program 2. SHELBY GREGORY Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Science Club 3,4g All State Chorus l,2,3,4g J unior Playg Pep Club 2,3g Annual Staff 4g Regional Music Contest l,2,3,4g State Music Contest l,2,3,4g Christmas and Spring Music Programs l,'2,3,4g Log Staff 4, Co-Editorg Dramatics Club lg Choralettes l,2,3,4. BETTY BUTLER Y-Teens l,2g Pep Club lg Dramatics Club 1,2g Glee Club l,2,3g Science Club 3,4g F. H. A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 3g Music Contest l,2,3g Debate Club 1. BENARD LISTER Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President l,2,3, President 4g Track 2g Senior Playg Junior Playg State Music Festival 2,3,4. NORMA LEATHERS F. H. A. l,2,3,4g GleeClub 1,2,3gMixed Chorus 2,3g Senior Y-Teens 1,21 Log Staff 4g Choralettes 2,3g State Music Festival 2,3g Band 1,2,3, TOMMY SHEENE .T.V. Football 1: J.V. Basketball lg Golf 1,2,3,4g Varsity Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4g Varsity Basketball 2,3. SHIRLEY COOPER Dramatics Club lg Debate Team lg Regional Music Festival l,2g Pep Club 2,3g Spring Prom Magic 3g F. H. A. Club 3,4g Mixed Chorus 4g State Music Contest 4g Science Club 4g January Thaw 4g Homecoming Queen Attendant 4g Varsity Cheerleader 3.4. JEAN HOGUE Glee Club l,2g F, H. A. Club 4g Y-Teens 3,4g State and Regional Music Contest. MARY FRANCIS LEIGH Transferred from Parksvilleg Y-Teens 4g Log Staff 4, TOMMY CASE Junior Fish and Game Club 4, MARTHA BELL ADAMS Glee Club 1,2g F, H, A. 3,4gY-Teens 3,4g Student Council 4g Student Council Convention 4, BOBBY WOOLDRIDGE DORIS HORN Booster lg F, H. A. 1,2,3,4g GleeC1ub1g Regional and State Contest lg Science Club 4g Y-Teens 4gLog Staff 4g Spring Music Program 1, MICHAEL GIDEON HAROLD CRAIN BETTY NICHOLSON TOMMY HOOVER ' x last Will and Testament of the Senior Class of 1956 We the senior class of Danville High School being of sound mind and possessing all of our faculties do hereby declare this list of bequests our legal will. Article I. We leave to the freshman class our ability to run school politics. Article ll. We leave to the sophomore class our ability to make money, seeing as how their treasury is mounting. Article III. We leave to the junior class our fond memories of the J unlor-Senior Prom and hope that they receive the same. Article IV. we leave to the faculty anything of value that the class did not destroy. I, Martha Adams, leave a watch to anyone who can't get in on time. We, Frelda Sue Anderson and Emily Davis, leave our everlasting friendship to Pat Yocum and Pat Rice. I, Margie Bandy, leave my shiny black hair to Billy McAnly. I, Billy Bob Barker, leave a keg of salt to Roddy Smith in hopes that he will know what to do with it. I, Peggy Best, leave my ability to catch a man to Chi Chl Jeffries. I, Astride Bisofs, leave my ability to sleep intrig class to Shirley Perry. I, Marshall Boone, leave my position on the Danville Yankees to Perry Moore. I, Jim Buren, leave my height to Larry Allen. I, Betty Butler, leave my intelligence to Joyce Robin- son. l, Joe Caldwell, leave trying to catch my original class. I, John Carnenisch, step down from my throne to let the faculty run the school. 1, Tommy Case, leave my handsome face toMr. Deim. I, Virgil Chambers, leave my petite size to Jack westerfleld. l, Lynn Clark, leave my crown to next year's home- coming queen. I, Linda Cottrell, leave my speed to the footballteam. I, Betty Coffey, leave my pickup truck to Bee Betts and Sara Gover. I. Carolyn Cooper, leave my summer tan to Ann Horky. I, Shirley Cooper, leave my dancing shoes to Scottie Rowbottom. I, Harold Crain, leave my fair complexion to next year's shop class. I, Patty Lou Davis, leave my ability to get out of class to anyone who can get away with it. I, Mark Day, leave my basketball ability to J ack League. I, Mary Edmiston, leave my superior intelligence to Danny Hall. I, Brian Epperson, leave my ambition to Bobby Huff. I, Emily Foster, leave my manyboyfriends toBeverly Lawhorn. l, Pegi Gabbard, leave for Eastern, myheart's desire. I, Ronnie Galloway, leave my football number to Oliver Williams. I, Beverly Gander, leave my winning way to Chad wfldll. I, Jean Gibson, leave my interest in Perryville to Don Chambers. I, Mike Gideon, leave after giving the best years of my life to D.H.S. I, Anna Goode, leave my quiet ways to Sue Moore. I, Alvin Gordon, leave my southern accent to Jerry Grant. I, Shelby Gregory, leave still hoping to catch a man. I, Tommy Hall, leave all my girl friends to Tommy Murphy. I, Margaret Sydney Hanson, leave my office girl's position to June Gammon. I, Norris A. Harmon, leave my Lancaster road map to Bobby Smock. I, Margaret Ann Harris Hatfield, leave my ability to hold a man to Pat Cosby. I, Douglas Hatfield, leave my l.Q. to Bobby Newby. I, Melvin Hatter, leave after an uphill battle, I, Jean Hogue, leave for no reason at all. I, George Holeman, alias Tarzan leave Jane and Boy. I, Tom Hoover, leave my sideburns to Eddie Rowzee. I, Doris Horn, leave breaking Billy Ed's heart. I, Marilyn Houchins, leave to be with John. 1. Joan Hutchinson, leave my short hair to Jean Poynter. Shirley Kelsay, leave my track shoes to PatBchon. Norma Leathers, leave my piano playing ability to Penny Carr. Joyce Leece, leave my punctuality to Norma Sheene, Mary Frances Leigz, leave the motion picture industry to Myrna Yeakle. J. L. Lester, leave my friendly smile to Patsy Johnson. Bernard Lister, leave my sportsmen outfits to Ross Phillips. Carol Linney, leave my figure to KayBrandenburg. Curtis Rue Litton, leave to the sorrow of the teachers. Peggy McKnight, leave for Perryville at long last. Doris Mace, leave hoping to be a June bride. Louise Massey, leave something of no value to anyone who wants it. Harry Miller, leave my athletic ability to Jim Poynter. Betty Nicholson, leave my hair to Roger Foster. Ralph Phillips, leave my way with the women to Glenn Alcorn. E. G. Plummer, leave my speed to John Rice Coorner. Patsy Reynolds, leave my physique and looks to Susan Snead. Sally Robinson, leave my ability to sing to Mr. Snowden. Anna Margaret Russell, leave my quiet voice to Mary Bina Daly. Tom Samuels, leave my manual training ability to Mr. Travis. Marvin Saylor, leave my rake to anyone who likes to rake leaves. Charles Seay, leave my tight ways toSandy Woford. Margaret Jean Sheegog, leave my band-aids to Susan Stigall. Tommy Sheene, leave my low golf scores to David Enos. Kathleen Shouse, leave Mr, Bishop to do his own dirty work. Norma Sloan, leave having survived an all boy English class, Robert Southerlan, leave my keen eyesight to the basketball team. Freddie Anne Spears, leave my knowledge of chemistry to Elmer Sebastian. Wanda Stevens, leave my broomstick to Darlene Pornicter. Marisue Swain, leave my band sponsor position to anyone with pretty legs. Emily Terhune, leave my way withthernento Donna Jones. Dot Thomas, leave my figure to Betty Marlowe. Pete Van Allen, leave my woman-hating ways to Dovuchie Brant. J ack Vaught, leave my baton to Charles Buster and John Spath. Jack Wallace, leave finally as time marches on. Dick Weissinger, leave my curly hair to Dick Hailey. Peggy Weissinger, leave my interest in Centre to Nancilynn Humphrey. Noel White, leave my long stride to Ken Cottrell. Billy Williams, leave my tremendous strength to Don Souleyrette. Judy Woodrow, leave with the Blue Merc to l'Bllll'l'l D0 l'l'l0l'e, Bobby Wooldridge, leave to see that Billy the Kid gets a fair draw. witnessed by the Senior Class of 1956 Testators: Mark Day Ronnie Galloway 1 1 3 l .1 K ...l 'ff f 354751 . - Q 255- 659591 4 H 4-J f Q ffm Jaw? ii 'R 1 ,cf- ii 5 :- K e Q , Wm , X f , Q ' sf 2, wi if Q Q A Q V 1 'ix N Q W gf V zgu , 2 V Lx K m 5'eifV2?,,i Q Q . . . . Xa ' is is W? ?s V, ga S 'P if gi? 5-5g 5gw5 it 'S i N 5, I I ., Q, M K -,S 52 15 P if ja V Hx ii Q hw ' ' fm, ik My V W im L MLW? My W as ,ff A I I Eff Q47 qw ,, ,X K Q V W' in ,,f:1 Q if A ' 35, 'gl ' I Jiri . XYZ. 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SQ 3 -Q1 fl Qi my is ,,.L A , 1 I 5 5 fgf f i, ng' Annual Staff FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Noel White, Elmer Sabastian, Norris Harmon, John Camenisch, Mr Deim George Holeman, Ken Cottrell, Mark Day, Bobby Orndorff, Donnie Galloway, SECOND ROW: Tommy Williams, Paul Camenisch, Steele Gregory, Mary Edrniston, Ronnie Galloway, Pegi Gabbard Carolyn Cooper Judy Woodrow, Shelby Gregory, Pete VanAllen, Tommy Hall, Billy Bob Barker, J' ack Wallace Bobby Newby. Editors . ..... . Assistant Editors . Business Managers Feature Editors . . Class Editors . . . . . . Sports Editors . . Senior Poll Editors Art Editor ..... Calendar Editors . Faculty Editors . . Snapshot Editors . Faculty Sponsor . . Tpyists . . . . STAFF George Holeman and John Camenisch . . Ken Cottrell and Elmer Sebastian . Norris Harmon and Bobby Orndorff . . . . Marvin Saylor and Noell White . , , Tommy Hall and E. G. Plummer . Billy Bob Barker and Pete Van Allen . . . Bobby Newby and Tom Williams ..............PegiGabbard , , , , J ack Wallace, Paul Camenisch and Donnie Galloway . . . Mark Day and Ronnie Galloway . . . Milton Minor and Steel Gregory . , , , . . . Martin Frederick Deim , , , Mary Edmiston, Judy Woodrow, Carolyn Cooper, Shelby Gregory log Staff CO-EDITORS - Shelby Gregory Tommy Hall FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Anne Spears, Larry McGhee, Dot Thomas, Wanda Stevens, Mary Frances Leigh, Lynne Clark, Margaret JeanSheegog, Tommy Hall, Shelby Gregory, Shirley Cooper, Marshall Boone Emily Foster, Carol Linney, Marilyn Houchins, J. L. Lester. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Melson, Emily Davis, Mary Bina Daly, Linda Edwards, Norma Leathers, Agnes Taylor, Michael Gideon, Sue Swain, Noel White, Emily Terhune, Mary Edmiston, Judy Woodrow, Doris Horn, Kathleen Shouse, Betty Coffey, Betty Butler, Carolyn Cooper, J ack Wallace, Martha Bell Adams. We of the Log Staff hope that you have enjoyed this year's editions. We have had our serious moments and our moments of fun but it all goes toward a more enjoyable and profitable paper, Keg Club FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Marvin Saylor, ElmerSebastian, RonnieGalloway, Norris Harmon, Mr. Marty Deim, Sponsorg George Holeman, Mark Day, E. G. Plummer, Bobby Orndorff, Donnie Galloway. SECOND ROW: Tommy Williams, Milton Minor, Noel White, Paul Camenisch, Steele Gregory, John Camenisch, Pete VanAllen, Tommy Hall, Billy Bob Barker, Jack Wallace, Bobby Newby, Ken Cottrell. OFFICERS President .... . . . . George Holeman Vice-President . ...... Mark Day Secretary .... . . . Bobby Newby Treasurer ..... . . . . Norris Harmon Sergeant-at-Arms . . . . . . Ronnie Galloway The Key Club is a service club whose main purposes are to work for the betterment of the school and the commtmity and to build character and leadership. The Club put on many projects during the year, the main one being the publication of the 1956 Annual, The Anchor. A great percentage of the club plan to attend the International Convention in Dallas Texas in July. Beta Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Peggy Weissinger, SuzanneStigal1, Ruth AnneCase, Linda Edwards, Nancilyrm Humphery, Linda Cottrell, SECOND ROW: Marvin Saylor, Nancy Chapman, Mr. Bishop, Tommy Williams, Mary Edmiston, Pat Mullins, Bobby Orndorff, Miss Moore, Darlene Pomictor, Kitty DeNise. THIRD ROW: Dee Sanders, Margaret Ann Harris, Astride Bisofs, Judy Bills, Norris Harmon, Martha Neikirk, Dianne Sandefer, Ann Lee Sullivan, Dorothy Thomas, Carol Linney, Patricia Yocum, Wanda Daugherty, Glenda Evans,J une Gammon, Gertrude Griffin. FOURTH ROW: John Camenisch, Tommy Samuels, Sally Robinson, Mark Day, Anna Margaret Russell, Douglas Hatfield, Paul Camenisch, Eddie Rousey, Charles Sharp, Betty Russell, Joyce Robinson, Marjorie Fowler, Milton Minor, George Holeman. OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . Mary Edmistcm Vice-President . . . . . . TOHHHY Williams Secretary . . . . ...... Pat Mullins Treasurer . . . . . . Bobby 0l'l1d0l'ff The Beta Club is the honor society of the school. It was organized to promote the ideals of honesty, service and leadership among high school students. The club sponsored the rebuilding of the trophy cases this year as its service project to the school. mms 1m:s:wnitfe l FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Cooper, Edwards, Davis, Cosby, Steere, Pomicter, Sanders, Bills, Bisofs, Cottrell, Miller, Cross, Bailey, Robinson, Young, Edwards, Bolin, SECOND ROW: Crook, Coffey, Carter, Chapman, Burgess, Goode, Gammon, Betts, Geele, Gover, Bohon, Daugherty, Gammon, Griffin, Caldwell, Acton. THIRD ROW: Carr, Mrs. Moss, Bandy, Gander, Chambers, Boone, Goggin, Furr, Cook, Buren, Griffin, Adams, DeNise, Evans, Fowler, Cress, Guerrant. Y-Teens FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Horton, Hazelwood, Lawhorn, Van Allen, Rowbottorn, Neikirk, Upton, Mowery, Land, Hartwell, Jeffries, Whitehouse. SECOND ROW: Preston, Saylor, Swain, Robertson, Shouse, Horn, Russell, Weissinger, Harris, McKnight, Linney, Weissinger, Tucker, Wilson, Robinson, Harmon. Jones, Poynter, Russell, McMi1lian. THIRD ROW: McCowan, Mullins, Houchins, Nicholson, Statom, I-Iignight, Kries, Sandefur, Thomas, Smith, Roberts, Yocum, Moore, Rice, Harmon, Holtzclaw, Richardson, Wallace, Hinkle, Lockhart, FOURTH ROW: Yeakle, Horky, Robinson, Robinson, Sullivan, Preston, Lockhart, Rapier, Herndon, Osborne, Sallee, Moore, Leigh, Payne, Humphrey, Martin, QW. We ,663 EQ I Q ' 5 ' S K A , 39 wr-fi iff FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Patsy Lockhart, Dee Sanders, Tammy VanA11en, Beverly Lawhorn, Virginia Hazelwood, Edwina Jeffries, Donna Jones, Francis Ann Bailey, Ann Kennedy, Ann Caldwell, Marie Gander, Diane Sandefer, Francis Rapier, Rebecca Kries, SECOND ROW: Pat Mullins, Anna Margaret Russell, Pat Cosby, THIRD ROW: Joyce Robinson, Betty Cress, Sandy Woford, Larry Boyd, George Davis, Kelly Owens, Tommy Foster, Sue Wilson, Sammy Comodari, Mrs. Moss, Oliver Williams, Leland Owens, Judy Taylor, Gale Holtzclaw, Patty Harmon, Jacqueline Goggin, Rose Griffin, Steve Swain, Diane Miller, Judy Buren. latin Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Astride Bisofs, Gertrude Griffin, Linda Cottrell, Mary Wallace, Peggy Mc- Knight, Carolyn Steere, Marsha Whitehouse, Sara Gover, Pat Bohon, Josephine Guerrant, Betty Russell, Jean Poynter. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Hartwill, Esther Gelle, Tommy Pittman, Ken Cottrell, Ann Horky, Pat Yocum, Patsy Young, Lena Belle Robinson, Martha Ann Acton, Ann Lee Sullivan, THIRD ROW: Scottie Rowbottom, Margaret Ann Harris, Sally Sallee, Marie Robinson, Linda Jo Carter, Jerry Grant, Phylis Upton, Marjorie Herndon, Virginia Hazelwood, Beverly Gander, Lucy Owens, Julia Lennox, Dorothy Brew- saugh, Darlene Pomicter. t a, , , Q .. - R ' - S sf x - I Q , ff Xb: ' fa ,Q gait, x 5 X N laid Q .,,,...aaWr.. rain' HEL... ,ma 4, -1 . 'seseefiffg ., if l 2259? i,1..fyq .. . f' cs?.l2.!ie'JE 1?:..st:sS5t:ie!' C be . ggi., .Q - ggi - gh .. t S xt Home-Ec Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Betty Marlowe, Mary Bina Daly, Anne Spears, Dot Thomas, Wanda Stevens. Sue Swain, Mary Edmiston, Donna Bolin, Secretary, Gertrude Griffin, Second Vice-President, Darlene Pornicter, President, Patty Lou Davis, First Vice-PresidentgJudy Woodrow, Treasurer, Margaret Sheegog, Kitty De-Nise, Shirley Cooper, Betty Coffee, Emily Foster, Carol Linney, Doris Horn, Phyllis Edwards, Betty Harmon. SECOND ROW: Nancy Payne, Sue Coleman, Shirley Robertson, Walinda Cook, Ova Ann Martin, Margaret Hanson, Pegi Gabbard, Jean Gibson, Norma Sheene, Ruth Hinkle, Carolyn Cooper, Linda Jo Edwards, Miss Adams, Shirley Kelsay, Sandra Napper, Norma Statom, Betty Nicholson, Lois Tucker, Margaret Richardson, Joyce Leece, Joan Hutchinson, Peggy Weissinger, Martha Adams. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Preston, Louise Boone, Linda Moore, Patsy Lockhart, Jenoma Griffin, Norma Leathers, Peggy McKnight, Joyce Saylor, Lynne Clark, Peggy Best, Betty Butler, Suzanne Stigall, Ruth Ann Case, Jean Anderson, Pat Yocum, Eva Tucker, Kathleen Shouse, Margie Bandy, Anna Goode, Wilma Burgess, Alice Jo Crain. The Junior Fish and Game Club has been organized for six years. The Chief pur- pose of the club is to teach young boys the conservation of our natural resources and to become better sportsmen. The Club has Team by Doing as its motto. F6137 9 xv 0 Q 544456441 ' - 'Conservation Pledges ' FIS h a n d ' I Give My Pledge As An American ' To Save And Faithfully To 1 ' Defend From Waste The Natural Resources Of . An Minerals. its .' - Forests, Waters . ' . And Wildlife - Junior QUHH 'I Game Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ken Cottrell, Stanley Saylor, Gerald Kelsey, Jimmy Tanner, Perry Moore, Elmer Sabastian, Robert Southerlan, Bllly Massey, Tommy Pittman, Bobby Gaines, Larry Allen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Woford, Roland Cordell, Jimmy Walls, Jim Million, Charles Hoskins, Richard Eberts, Sandy Woford, Kelly Owens, Bobby Griffin, Jerry Rankin, Billy Vang, Benny Lester. THIRD ROW: Steele Gregory,JimmyHouchins, Wayne Lollis, Charles Sharp, James Harmon, Chad Wright, Brian Epperson, Roger Col- lins, Sammy McNamara, James Spoonamore, Glenn Davis, Chaunalt Cockrell, Benny Selby, Jack League,Donnie Galloway, Jerry Moddrell, Mr. Fitzpatrick. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Chapman, Curtis Litton, Billy Williams, Eddie Rowzee, Dan Krugar, Glenn Alcorn, Ray Colclough, Jimmy Buren, David Enor, Bobby Goode, Milton Minor, Don Soulerette , Juddy Knight, Harold Harmon, Don Allen Hill, Roger Foster, David l-lansdord. OFFICERS President .... . . Robert Southerlan Vice-President . . . . Billy Massey Secretary ............. Elmer Sabastian FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Williams, Sue Hill, Carolyn Cooper, Judy Woodrow, Peggy Best, Emily T erhune, Shirley Cooper, Joanne Hutchenson, Carolyn Steere, Pauletta Gilwick, Nancilynne Humphrey, Sally Robinson, Shirley Kelsey, Scotty Rowbottom, Glenda Evens, Shelby Gregory. SECOND ROW: Ray Colcough, Moel White, Larry Boyd, Tommy Taylor, Warren Griffith, Kenneth Pierce, Charles Bandy, Jackie Vaught, Bobbie Preston, Jimmy Walls, Marian Minor, Gerald Kelsey, Milton Minor, Dickie Brock, Jimmy Tanner, E. G. Plummer, Billy Galbreath. Nhxed Chorus FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Jim Hurt, Frances Bailey, Wanda Sheer, Linda Roberts, Jayne Harmon, Brenda Swain, Sarah Gover, Lois Tucker, Bonnie Preston, Shirley Robertson, Ester Geele, Gale Furr. SECOND ROW: Pat Bohon, Donna Haggard, Marjie Hurnden, Judy Scott, Joyce Gammon, Edwina Jef- feries, Donna Jones, Kathren Hartwell, Linda Roberson, Joyce Saylor, Doe Neikkirk, Marie Gander. THIRD ROW: Nancy Chambers, Sue Coleman, Jackie Qoggin, Linda Moore, Sue Wilson, Judy Taylor, Sue Welch, Rose Briffin, Sally Sallee, Joanna Griffin. FOURTH ROW: Anne Martin, Beverly Lawhorn Valinda Cook, Linda Jo Carter, Phyllis Edward. Glee Club Student Council OFFICERS President . . . ........ Noel White Vice-President . . . . . Nancilynn Humphery Secretary , .... ,,,,. C arolyn Cooper Treasurer .... . . . Carolyn Cooper Parliamentarian . . . . Beverly Gander FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Kathryn Hartwell, Nancy Chapman, Suzanne Stigall, Joyce Robinson, Carolyn Cooper, Nancilynn Humphery, Noel White, Mrs. Lollis, Bobby Orndoff, Tommy Williams, Larry Allen. SECOND ROW: Margaret Harris, Stanley Saylor, Tommy Pittman, Betty Coffey, Dee Sanders, Ann Kennedy, Warren Griffith, .Tuddy Knight, Betty Weissinger, Jane Harmon, Marie Robinson, Patricia Bohon, Jackie Goggin, Freddie Ann Spears, John Camenisch, THIRD ROW: Ray Colclough, John Rice Coomer, Steele Gregory, Eddie Rowzee, Jack Wallace. The Student Council is the representative governing body of the school, Each year one representative and one alternative are elected from each home room, At the end of each school year, the officers for the coming year are elected from the present student council. The president of the student body also meets with the council, Its purpose is to promote better understanding and cooperation between the students and the faculty, Science Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Anne Spears, Peggy McKnight, Jean Gibson, Wanda Stevens, Sue Swain, Mary Edmiston, Carolyn Cooper, Sally Robinson, Bobby Coffman, Tommy Hall, Pegi Gabbard, Judy Woodrow, Betty Coffey, Emily Foster, Carol Linney, Doris I-lorn,Kathleen Shouse, Linda Cottrell, Anna Margaret Russell. SECOND ROW: Margaret Harris, Wayne Lollis. J. L. Lester, Jackie Gritton, Bobby Miller, Dan Kruegar, Billy Galbreath, Jack Wallace, Roddy Smith, Norris Harmon, Mr. Taylor, Linda Edwards, Mark Day, Margaret Hanson, Patty Lou Davis, Peggy Weissinger, Shirley Kelsay, Susan Snead, Nancy Chapman, Robert Southerlan, E. G. Plummer, THIRD ROW: George Holeman, John Camenisch, Billy Williams, Roland Cordell, George Teater, Shirley Cooper, Shelby Gregory, Emily Terhune, Lynne Clark, Billy Bob Barker, Peggy Best, Betty Butler, Suzanne Stigall, Ruth Ann Case, Nancilyn Humphery, Pete VanAllen, Virgil Chambers, Elmer Sebastian, Marshall Boone, Brian Epperson. OFFICERS President . , , , . . , , , . , , Tommy Hall Vice-President , . . . , Bobby Coffman Secretary , , . , , , Pegi Gabbard Treasurer . . . . . Sally Robinson Q X 5 X ge.1-i-Q. . :Mb t ' i 'Er M ,ygq A 5 Q ,ij I 1 g' ax It x .P Ib, Pt yr xx -' 1' PE J 'ff .1 . if - 'iv' if 115iJ'Jfk1V - ' 73 N.. Xffkf ge ' 'fc4'w..E,g.EW fix 'E J 1?5'1ifZ5 R 4, f fix if f fn ffm x ' , - H L If . I I x I PX' 1 1 .- it 1.3, PRETTIEST HAIR BEST LOOKING peggy Best BEST FIGURE Lynne Clark jack Wallace Sally Robinson Norris Harmon Mark Day Patsy Reynolds MOST PEP Billy Barker WITTIEST CUTEST BEST DANCER BEST ALL -AROUND Patsy Reynolds Shirley Cooper LYHHC Clark Tommy Sheene Jack Wallace Noel White A X S Q -Y X M s QNX L iw xr wx 1' 1 1 ua -Q E LIL. 'Q 2, is .i . .1 X Q fa , ,. ,, x x QS xl ff YE is y , , N ' Wa Pfsfw fx u Q4 Mx N S W ' x Aw 1 w-'SSW - Q . Xa Q S 3 ,. 11 M-,Q gg ...,, . W , - W vw' I X The Lineup 6 The Old Lamplighter 7 Shady! 8 Junk-yard 9 Something for you? 10 Uh -huh-Behind Leon 's back Ma, Pa, and the youngun's The Honeymooners Having trouble? What is it? l i g. -,.-.I- ff' iff -1 Q I. Y5avNxXXe XMQXN M5 H Hass Nxghr N l 'n Xuesdaxg. Wag 'FL 'H N v FLOWER - Bed Bose I I CLASS COLORS - Pink and Rose Ill SONG - Yon'n Never W aw. Mone WELCONSY- - Marvin Savior H v Arnrnrcrormrn - naw eamrsron SALUT ATORXAN - Salhj Robinson CLASS PORTS - 'LYHD Clark and Linda Cottrell CLASS WST ORY - Beverlv Gander , Parry Davis, George kXoXernan and Bonn Carneniscn GB-UMBLEBS - Brnv Bob Barker and S . L. Lesrer W l CLASS PB-OPHETS - Shelby Gregory , Noex Wnrre and Marv N! Frances Leigh. W CLASS WXLL - Mark Dav and Ronnie Ganow av STS - Pegr Gabbard and Sndv Woodrow Xvn Cooper and B. G. Phxrnmer M Arm Grrronrfrns - Caro v Rf Organ FORTY-fl?lFTH COMMENCEMLH . icn Scnoor DANVHJLE H vening, May 25, 1956 Friday E Eight O' clock Avenue Baptist Church Lexington Prelude ' i Walter K. Price Processiona The Rev. I vocation udience s tandingj n QClass and a ' Berlin Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor' Music ' ed chorusj Unix Mr. john E. Robinson oduction of Speaker Dr Robert L. Mills, Intr ' ' f Kentucky Cornmencemen Registrar, t Address University o Medley Down T hro' The Years Music ixed chorusj ' h im Mr. David Highbaug Education enbation of Diplomas 'dent Danville Board of Pres Presi , lter K- Price The Rev. Wa Benediction d udience standingj QClasS an a Recessional QAudience seatedj Accompanist Miss Marisue Swain Mrs. Ben S. Williams Music Supervisor Mrs. Harold Reynierson, Sr Organist HALL OF FAME HARVARD BOOK PRIZE SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD E ' o O' oF HM MU' 5 c John Camenisch Linda Cottrell HARVARD BOOK PRIZE HALL OF SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Bobby Omdorff E. G. Plummer Pegi Gabbard :W V Where did it go? Sports Actions e el 5!iP?'I?f': ' J J: , ref, W 'f' -5 e ix A 'QW' gl N W Igii K 1 Zi , Lx , That is far enough. 5 Q.. X fr 'ff . ,, , r A Qursng .iv T, V 53- S' 2 A 'E we 'Wi--,L Q I A - - i .nk S Q' X 'M fr, , M 15 25 f, - M1-1 , 5-XM .- HT ' Q. E N L Ll, QW i i ge l, A -, 1?- X W: fjj' V. r ' les: Y f ? 1 ew f .., ' ee W 'if 'win f-.- e M P ,Q wx x f -Q . 1 'K W' k '3 W5!32'?W'7,Ek,-e- ff, ,fwjiee tween mg , , -1' .. , -. .:,E. M R W- -- we 3 XA W 'xv ,5e,Vi:V , new f 7 -ft 3 .H,.Q,,'1. -'gi ' I-Q Vg mf .Q -ya 1 A, .5 5 f in 'S M A A-e+'.1,. ? ,,H'-,3 fx,,, N' f ' ,N-I we, ' X ' W X. ' A' ev ww W - 1'm gettin' outa here! What'cha gonna do now? D.H.S.FootbaH'Tean1 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Billy Barker, Wayne Lo1lis,JimCooper,Bil1y Abbott, Jim Tanner, Bob Miller, Tom Sheene, Ronnie Galloway, Charlie Seay, Roger Col1ins,Bernard Brant, Ken Cottrell, Stan Saylor, Tom Williams, Jack Gritton. SECOND ROW: Manager, Roland Cordell, E. G. Plummer, Billy McAnly, James Spoonamore, Perry Moore, Roger Foster, Jud Knight, John Camenisch, Marvin Saylor, Sam McNamara, Bob Wooldridge, Ernie Mace, James Million, Jack League, Donnie Galloway, Tr. Larry Dykes, THIRD ROW: Coach, Ed Rutledge, Bobby Johnson, Bob Newby, Don Chambers, Ray Colclough, Glenn Alcorn, Pete VanAllen, Jack Wallace, Curtis Litton, Bob Goode, Ed Rowzee, Marshall Boone, Virgil Chambers, Mark Day, Jim Poynter, Assistant Coaches, Marty Deim, Ken Snowden, FootbaH Scores WE THEY Elkhorn 19 0 Har rods burg 19 7 Lafayette 13 0 Henry Clay 14 6 Madison 14 0 Boone County 18 13 Corbin 20 34 Shelbyville 12 12 Bellevue 26 0 Manual 6 27 LEFT TO RIGHT: HEAD COACH- Ed Rutledge ASSISTANT COACH- Ken Snowden ASSISTANT COACH- Marty Deim Compliments of DANVILLE LINE M21 rSh21l BOOFIS Mark Day Billy Barker Senior Center Senior Fullback Senior Quarterback John Camenisch Senior Center Football Lettermen Jack Wallace Senior Tackle Char lie Seay Senior End The Football team would like to express their g appreciation to a great coach who made possible Ronnie Gauowa-Y twenty -three straight victories. Senior Tackle The school will greatly feel the loss of this fine Tommy Sheene Person l Senior Halfback Pete VanAllen Virgil Chambers Marvin Saylor E. G. plummet SGIUOI End Senior Guard Senior Guard Senior End Curtis Litton Senior Tackle Bob Wooldridge Emie Mace Stan Saylor Senior Guard Sophomore Guard Sophomore End Football Lettermen Roger Foster Sophomore Halfback Jud Knight rm Poynter Freshman Quarterback Jumor Halfback Bob Newby Junior End AKA. Basketball KNEELING, Left to Right: Charles Hoskins, Coach Ken Snowden, Bobby Miller, Tommy Pittman. STAND- ING: E. G. Plummer, Mark Day, George Holeman, Bobby Newby, Elmer Sebastian, Don Chambers, Noel White, Jimmy Poynter, Roddy Smith, Billy Bob Barker. TEAM Perryville Lafayette Lancaster Anderson Junction City Harrodsburg Anderson Hazel Green Mt. Vernon Adair County Russell County Henry Clay WE THEY 62 51 39 48 53 49 49 58 58 68 41 47 61 71 72 50 64 57 49 38 45 43 42 61 TEAM Madison Central Lafayette Campbellsville Garth Shelbyville Harrodsburg Russell County TOURNAMENT Lancaster Perryville Junction City Memorial Monticello PLAY WE THEY 51 61 68 75 66 52 70 45 57 63 56 52 70 84 56 49 65 41 49 56 57 50 67 76 NOEL WHITE M-ARK DAY Senior-Guard Senior -Forward HM POYNTER Junior Guard BILLY BARKER Senior -Guard E. G. PLUMMER i Senior-Forward RODDY SMITH ELMER SEBASTION Junior-Forward Junior-Center DON CHAMBERS Junior -Center COACH KEN SNOWDEN BOB NE WBY Junior -Guard GEORGE HOLEMAN Senior -Forward lr. Varsrtg Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: Marion Minor, Warren Griffin, Walter Lee Miller, David Hansford, Juddy Knight Curtiss Lynn, Harold Chambers, Bobby Huff, Bobby King, Orville Mace, Tom Taylor, and Claude Hoff- meyer, Coach Marty Diem. lr. Varsitg Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Moore, Edwina Jeffries, Donna Jones, Jane Harmon, Ester Geele, and Beverly Lawhorn. his f K E Y' rel ,,,,, a a , a a 1 A ,L .. a ws S A Xi X Q X Q Q N S x Q N S 'fl 'r N 5-:Q 5 , Xi A - A 321 X N Q X X X 'A in X 5 Q ., ,xg XX X X 3 Q ww K 5' i K mfg Q is 5, i i ff Q' , Cf fr' V, :iii :- -if- :.QX 7 a Y if-x gk, wk x L X. , S is ., . . ' 'v-:g.f - Hs... 1f .K QS? S':,g..,:,. zf A V H. fm- -- - AVI4 Vkyki M ww Q 'i 9. S S 9 9 -F r 335 3, Q5 1 M 4 '2 I gf 4, J gawk 3 AVL ,, ,gl , T? 7. K ,, ? H M ff: . M 4 L W ' A-,U 'J WFT f W we sea 5' ' Ns if -Q-uxwwwxs X L A 'A A .. , , ., 5 ,. .35 X br- SWS Y Ha Homecoming 19006 Cfark lava-- f , fu.. Prophecg Shelby: Noel White, How in this worldhave you been? Noel: Still horsing arotmdl Mary: Noel, you know I hear that after twenty years you are still a bachelor. I suppose you had too much Women Trouble in your Senior year at D. H. S. Noel: Yeah! But what about you Mary Frances, how have you been getting along ? Shelby: Oh, haven't you heard Noel, Mary Frances is operating a Gulf Filling Station and part time escort bureau in Daytona Beach, Florida. Her motto is: Go Gulf and Get a Date, Mary: Shelby, I thought you were goingto be a school teacher, how come you gave all this up for that Alabama Plantation. Shelby: I decided that l'd rather have money than be say! Noel: Speaking of the Southland,Ihear it has attracted several more of our former classmates, Mary: You mustbespeaklng of myBusiness Parmers, Linda Cottrell, Margie Bandy and Beverly Gan- der. Shelby: Good night! Who inthe world is that? Mary: Oh, that's Douglas and Margaret Hatfield taking a 'night out after twenty years. They have fifteen kids now you knowl Noel: Yeah, but they gotahead start on the rest of us. Shelby: Speaking of marriages, Sally Robinson and Burns are still going steady after twenty years. Mary: Burns, oh you mean Burns Brady, her high school boy friend who was going to be a doctor. Noel: Yeah, he decided he'd rather have a nurse than a wife. Shelby: Some of the others that took that fatal step were: Dot Thomas, Doris Mace, NormaLeathers and Peggy Best. Mary: We must not forget Shirley Cooper who is still hustling and trying to get married after twenty years. Noel: I hear Brian Epperson got sent up for life, Mr. Bishop caught him cheating again in miniature golf. Shelby: Jady Lester is also up the river for his fast card playing. Mary: What ever happened to Jady's favorite buddy, Tommy Hall ? Noel: Oh, haven't you heard, he is now the famous hill-billy heart-throb, Tommy F aron Young Hall. Shelby: Another one of our classmates that attained fame is E. G. Plummer, He now holds the world's record for the mile and is still unde- feated. Mary: He ought to be, he sure ran fast enough chasing Shirley Kelsey through the halls of D. H. S. Noel: Old Curtis Litton would have had a brilliant future ahead of him at the State Hospital, but he failed the entrance exam. Shelby: Speaking of mental cases, what happened to Betty Butler ? Noel: She got lost chasing Centre boys and they never did find her. Mary: The 1:20 kid, Martha Adams is now super- visor of nurses at Ephriam McDowell and her staff includes Emily Davis and Frieda Sue Anderson. Shelby: Other R. N's areJeanGibson and Anne Spears who are nursing at St.Joe's inLexington. Mary: Ronnie Flame Galloway, is playing pro football for the Los Angeles Rams. Noel: Virgil Sims Chambers and Billy Bob Fireball Barker are waterboys for the same team. Shelby: You know they really could have amounted to something but Virgil had too many Bettys around the country and BillyBob got to seeing too many red and white Buicks, Mary: Marvin Saylor is now weidit lifting champ of the U. S. Noel: Ralph Phillips, Jackie Vaught, Billy Williams and Bernard Lester now havea jazz band of their own called the Peppy Poppers. ' Shelby: Richard Weissinger, Harry T. Miller and .Tames P. Buren are still trying to get their diplomas signed at D, H. S. Mary: Anna M. Russell and Peggy McKnight are the most famous duo-pianists in Perryville. But of course they are the only ones. Noel: John Sweet Marshall Brown is now short- stop for the New York Yankees, Shelby: Emily Terhune and Lynne Clark are now co-owners of Heartbreak Hotel, Melvin Hatter is now leading the fight against Labor Unions at Krogers. Noel: Alvin Gordon and Harold Crain are now brother- in-laws and have produced a batch of double cousins. Shelby: Tommy Samuels whois now an army chaplain, is constantly administering his guiding words to Charlie Seay and Tommy Hoover,the A. W. O. L. kids. Mary: Emily Foster and Carol Linney are house mothers at Annapolis Naval Academy so they can be around boys all the time. Shelby: Jack Creston Wallace and Carolyn Cooper have finally gotten their divorce for the third time. Their four 'I foot kids are to be divided equally among them, Noel: John Carnenisch took over his father's milk business. His motto is Peggy drinks milk, so why shouldn't you ? Mary: Of course by Peggy, he means Peggy Gabbard, his chief taster. Noel: Norris Harmon, the big lawyer, in his spare time has combined the Dodge-Plymouth dealer- ship in Lancaster with the Buick garagehere and has working for him Tommy Greasy Face Case as his chief mechanic. Shelby: Margaret Jeanne Sheegog is still chasing Herbie and Norma Slone is doing some fast moving from town to town. Mary: Pete Van Allen, Mark Day and George Hole- man are living on Planet Venus, and according to last report, are still making out. Shelby: Robert Southerlan has taken over Mr. wofords' position as Chemistry teacher at D. H. S. Noel: Tommy Sheene is now golf pro at the local golf links and Bobby Wooldridge is his full time caddy. Mike Gideon is a well known gambler and as yet hasn't been caught by the law. Shelby: Judy Woodrow and Mary Little Hoppe Edmiston are still trying to rub the brown off their noses that they had while at D. H. S. Mary: Betty Coffey is now manufacturing Postum, that famous drink so good for the morning after. Some of her most frequent users are Joyce Leeoe, Patsy Reynolds, Joan Hutchenson and her husband Crit Grave Digger Barnes. Noel: Astrlde Bischofs, Anna Goode and Patty Lou Davis are now running an old Maids Home and two of their best customers are Louise Massey and Betty Nicholson. Shelby: Doris Horn and Kathleen are running a taxi service to the A 8: W Root Beer Stand. Noel: Marilyn Houchins is teaching classes in Ten Easy Steps to Getting Married. Mary: Wanda Stevens has joined the W. A. F.'s so she can be with Tommy. Shelby: I guess you know Margaret Hanson now ownes Gwinns Island, so she can be aroimd Bobby Lover Boy Gabbard at all times. Mary: Sue Swain is now married and has a half dozen little Hills. Noel: Well, last but not least we have Peggy Weis- singer, who is still trying to make up her mind between Ronnie and Enosl Yes, we've prophesized everyone And believe us its all in fun We have said what we've thought What we've heard and seen And after a1l's said and done We're really not too mean! 3. 2. 1. n 1 f , .A vn0'v-4-1-9, 5. nl! 9. nassng arexaixew euuv '5 sauof euuoq '9 aunqxal Aumg 'g smo se poo? se sg ss:anB mog 'Q 1qSpM peqg 'g :mpeg qog Augg 'g 191591 Apef 'L HUBDS auuezng '17 uoumm auef wg suxoyq 'I LEST WE FORGET The end of our school days is now in sight Friday, the 25th, is the big night We 've had our joys-our work is done And now we 're remembering all our fun. In 1950, most of our class came To D.H.S. to achieve our fame Few good qualities others could see But we had plenty of pep and vitality. A new door opened to us that year Which gave us memories we now hold dear We kept our hope, despite upper-classmen Who Qto our sorrowj thought us only green freshmen. To them we were pests, and they couldn 't see Why we were even allowed to be Around the halls and on the campus But all those feelings didn't stop us. We 've risen to great heights, as you can see But good fortune doesn't come easily Hard work and thinking is what it took. Don 't you think it's given us a prosperous look? To our sponsors we owe quite a lot They remembered -when others forgot To these three-Mr. Taylor, Bishop, and Fitz We say, Thanks, for never calling it quits. We had help from our parents, advice from our friends Our teachers have guided us around all the bends To our fellow students, we leave you this thought You 've helped us accomplish each goal we have sought. There 'll be no more games to see or classes to attend No more plays to present or themes to turn in Though we go away and leave empty chairs There 'll be others to climb D.H.S. stairs. lt's time to go, as they say in the song But we 'd like to thank those who 've helped us along Though we 've had our good times and pulled our many pranks To those who've endured them we give our sincere thanks. We 're leaving now with a tear in our eye Our hearts are heavy as we breathe a sigh As we walk along the paths of life May God's hand lead us from worldly strife. The End Lynne Clark and Linda Cottrell Q K .x ggfy up- msmsk - N sc., ' Qs s is .::.., L is K. 'mi 3. NW rf Www 3 4 ...V f , .A an. 1 .. , 6. , Jiggs 6 Miss Universe '7 What Next? 8 Two Lovers 9 Do I Know You? 10 i 1 9. Florida Beauties Shall We Dance? Teacher's Pet Waiting For Someone? Just Friends! I BA GH and GAR ER Home Furnishers lf It Isn't Right, We Make It Right Danville, Kentucky -1' BOYLE L MBER and SUPPLY C0. f m ff- - -14 I ll ll - - VI 5--TEE-2 I U F Build A Home First -W x, OV Viv I 1 fe? X 1 . ,YL in y ff N N . ' i-+2 West Walnut Street Phone No. 4 1 it x ,Q N Charles Ray Hudson Downing STAGG LUMBER CO. DANVILLE Home of Good Lumber Phone 243 and 244 FRUIT SUPPLY West Walnut St. Phone 412 Danville, Kentucky FREEMAN'S You furnish the girl We furnish the home Established 1 900 Danville, Kentucky Phone 10 5 Compliments of THE FAMILY SHOE STORES Headquarters for Future Shoes Phone 1749 ..J DA YILLE P L UNDRY and DRY CLEANING COMPA Y l C. Launderers - Cleaners - Dyers Established 1895 Congratulations and Best Wishes From CLARKE PL MBING COMPA Y Fourth St Walnut Streets Phone 121 LARRY CANDY St TOBACCO CO. Congratulations Wholesale Candies - Tobaccos Corning Double Tough from Dinnerware THE CINDERELLA East Main St. mls nl' Danville, Kentucky Vending Machines Candy - Gum and Cigarette Danville, Kentucky - 1 1 Your Friendly- ? -Dealer do M4023 In Danville DA YILLE M0'l'0R . I . Compliments of MATTINGLY and RAPIER CHEVROLE'l' COMPANY. INC uth Third Street Danville, Kentuc Congratulations And Best Wishes For Your Success From FARMER A'l'l0 AL BA K M. C. Minor Julian Gentry - Logan Caldwell J.H. Robinson President Vice-Presidents Cashier Member F.D,I.C. THE CITIZENS NATIO AL BA K Danville Kentucky Member F. D. I. C. ROBINSON'S PAINT STORE Devoe St Porter Paints Wallpaper Glass 512 S. Fourth St. Phone 37 Danville Kentucky DANVILLE REALTY COMPANY Insurance gl Real Estate W. H. Doc Owens P. O. Box 514 Phone 2342 Danville, Kentucky l Third at Main Sts. Phone 204 MORTON'S Teen-age fashions for every occasion H. COOMER 81 SONS Wallpaper - Paints Painters' Supplies 122 W. Main Street Phone 81 Danville, Kentucky SIMS FLORAL COMPANY Flowers of Distinction - H and Quallty -Interior Decorator- Danville, Kentucky 413 West Main Street 132 N. 4th St. Danville, Kentucky 370 Maple EDMISTON BROTHERS Lumber And Building Materials College and Russell Sts. Danville, Kentucky Kg:-9 pPAN onavn Lll Phone 293 'HHUCK' PALM BEACH Mine C Sanford, Maine Ompany Springvale, Maine - - t- 2 Oh- Executive Offices Cmcmna 1 ' lo Cincinnati 2, Ohio Danville, KGUIZUCKY - ' f i M 'v-' H 1i f' 'nf purview I Panama ' -'nqzmluau-' A SUBSIDIARY OF GOODALL - SANFORD, INC. Compliments THE DA VILLE GREENHMISES FLORlS'I'S Flowers for Every Occasion 576 Maple Ave. Phone 359 OLDHAM SL EBERTS, INC. CORNlNG GLASS WURKS ON YOUR L! 5fG'1EfSr19NUAT 1 0 N J WW 5 Q W Www MAL .WWW r W M ' W f M '4 T-'Qi 571 X X Q MW 'GLM rw f HMM? ,W V155 N'f3,L TELEPHONE AND TELEG A Mig h High School Students K fu Ss, Are Always Welcome At F pg H',,i'pff' I 4' 2 5,4153 NA 13 6 PN: fa' do o 1'1 3 A 1 X Q BEGLEY t if if of up use , D' Mum . l Drug StOI'e 'v . ' Headquarters FQI' c.,. Am... ...1I.L..,.in., was Smaclung Good School Supplies - Gifts 1'au.-1'asgy LUNCHES Expert Food St Fountain Service Danville, Kentucky Jumbo Sodas BURKES BAKERY Compliments and of Delicatessen THE WOMWELL Donuts Party Cakes COMPANY Homemade Ice Cream Danville, Kentucky Main Street Phone 173 WHITEHUUSE-H MPHREY Phone 146 Danville, Kentucky Louis Humphrey Marshall Whitehouse Compliments of FARMERS' SUPPLY SPOONAMORE COMPANY, INC. PT1iEGReig1YISi11:I31 Coal, Feed, Seed, Fence, Paint Roofing, Tractors, Machinery and Repairs, Garage Hardware, Building Materials 448-454 West Walnut Street Phone 1501 - Danville, Kentucky Prescriptions - Cosmetics Surgical Appliances Diabetic Foods Danville, Kentucky - Phone 153 ...Ll 1 I l S 1 Congratulations M0 TGOMERY WARD Main At 3 rd Phone 1 800 HUNTWOOD MOTEL 30 Rooms With' Baths Phone 260 or 9108 Chester Evans, Manager Danville, Kentucky MAIN ST. GARAGE Your Chrysle r- Plymouth Deale r 212 W. Main Street ,L Telephone 102 EB Or 320 for 24 hr ., Wrecker N' I service H fe! 5 I WW Danville, Kentucky GREEK and ALLE MOTOR Oldsmobile Sales and Service Danville, Kentucky Phone 1246 Compliments Compliments of of CHESNUT-SALTER-BEST Hardware Company WILLIAMS Incorporated MOTOR COMPANY East Main Danville, Kentucky Wholesale and Retail Furniture and Roofing Frigidaire- Maytag Appliances RCA Victor and Crosley TV GE ERAL HOE CORPORA'I'l0 A Company you can count on. 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