Danville High School - Log Yearbook (Danville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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Mr. Fitz has student in school and he is always glad to lend a helping the most respected teachers in this School and he has happiness of every student in Danville High School. wish to dedicate this edition patience tried by almost every He also has become one of much to the success Foreword As you leaf through the pages of this 58 Anchor, we hope you will be reminded of the place whose scarred desks and well worn corridors have become so much a part of our lives. The thought of leaving our Alma Mater, fills us with nostalgia and remem- brances. To remember our classmates -- pictures have been included in our Annual. Clubs enriched our lives with hobbies, and we became acquainted with our faculty who willingly shared our hobby hours. The story of these people is told in pictures. One of the many pleasures we experienced in Danville High School came with the participation in the pep rallies that encouraged our fine Admiral teams to victory. The Features Section will help us remember the fun we had and our friends in the setting in which we knew them best. Danville merchants and businessmen are also an important part of our thinking, for they contributed moral and financial support. Our Patron Section will help us remem- ber them. ln this book we have tried to present the highlights of the 1957-58 school year, and we sincerely hope that you enjoy reading this publication of the 1958 Anchor as much as we have enjoyed making it possible for you. 3 GMX 99,6 ADMINSTRATION . . , 'wwf -- 2 is 'QE Z4-iff - 1 'Q SENIORS . . . nu 53,,g:'if ss' nv' 0 5 S A 'ef-2:5 ,S A deg: A I ..3. UNDERCLASSMEN . . -'Lal ACTIVITIES . . . ATHLETICS . . , FEATURES . . . 1 OUR PATRONS . 2, 10.1 , K vw- ww v....... M J W 'wuwnw ri A gli K i v .M -- ' I' .F T-. fgQ.f L . -,. QB, Rfk 'f ,ma , 1 i 1 - -- , K . bgtlgif f . ,' 33.5 ' WX 5' 'f fff' -5' ':..A. 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Eastern State College University of Kentucky J. H. BILES B. S. and M. S. Grove City College Other work at U. of Michigan and U. of Chicago 9th grade Science 12th grade Math fn. . A-,4' i 'Ll LEON KINGSOLVER JOANNE MATEER COCANOUGHER B.S' Memphis state A- B- CSHU9 College Graduate work U. of Kentucky EHQLUSH 1. H World History Journalism Psychology MRS. MARGARET HOPPE Secretary University of Louisville HM PICKENS MRS. ELIZABETH C. FITZPATRICK ERNEST WOFORD B, S, Western Ky. State College A-B- Centre Couefle A-PM Centre College Health and physical Education Bookkeeping, General Business Graduate work U- Of KCUFUCRY Business English Case Institute of Technology ' iz.. Q xx 'Q-if B1 MORRIS W. CHAPMAN JANE HASTIE B. S. Western Kentucky State B. M. E. Georgetown College Geometry Music Algebra General Math MRS. DISHMAN Dietician FLEECE K. ROBINSON LORRAINE LOLLIS A.B. U. of W. Virginia A.B. Milligan College Mathematics-Sth M.A. University of Kentucky Science-8th Spanish, English -,Z DON W. HACKER A. B. Eastern Kentucky State Graduate Work U. of Kentucky Band Director IOSEPHINE MOORE A. B. University of Kentucky B. S. and L. S. , U. of Kentucky MRS. EDNA MOSS A. B. Centre College M. A. Peabody College Latin MARY A. ADAMS B. S. University of Kentucky M, A. Columbia University Home Economics HERSHEL CASSADA B. S. Eastem Kentucky State Industrial Arts ISABEL E. GILLIAM A. B. , U. of Kentucky Shorthand Typing HARRY FITZPATRICK A .B. Centre College Algebra I and Il MAYBELLE PHILLIPS RR A. B. Centre College CECYL ROBINSON M. A. Eastern Kentucky State A. B. Georgetown College English History EVANGELINE GRITTON PALMER A. B. University of Kentucky English I Speech and Dramatics ,,,......--ll' v M JOE D. BISHOP A. B. Centre World History Problems of Democracy MRS. GEORGE SILLIMAN RICHARD TAYLOR RUTH TUCKER Distributive Education B. S., M. A. Eastern A B and M S U of Kentucky Sue Bennet Junior College M A Peabody College Biology English W .Lk- S, iw, , ,A ,V .Mk A 4:54 4 'a 1 Q 5h Seniors ':4 I - Q Q enior Officers ROGER FOSTER, The world knows little of the great men. Varsity Track l,2,3,4, Reserve Football 1, Reserve Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 3,4, D- Club 1,2,3,4, Fish and Game Club l,2,3,4, Projection Club 3, Treasurer of Hi-Y 3, Sergeant - at - Arms of Hi-Y 4, Mixed Chorus 1,4, Science Club 4, President of Class 1,3,4, Junior Play, Regional Speech Festival 3,4, Student Council 3, Co-Captain Football 4. PENNY CARR, Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, Science Club 4, J .V.Cheerleader 1, Student Council 1,4, Teen Talks 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Regional and State Music Festival 3,4, Band Sponsor 'M' 4, All State Chorus 3, Choralettes 3,4, Y- Q' Teens l,2,3,4, Vice-President of Class 4, Junior Play, State and Regional Contest. SUE MOORE, A little gal whogets around, Junior Varsity Cheerleader l,2, Captain 2, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Regional and State Music Contest l,3,4, Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4, Captain 4, Teen Talks l,2,3,4, Home Ec. Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Y-Teens 1,4, Secretary of Class 4, Science 4, Log Staff 4, Spanish Club 4, Choralettes 3,4, Cheerleading Clinic 3,4, Pep Club 1, Junior Y-Teen, Office Help I, LunchRoom2, Home- coming Queen. ? EZ JULIA LENOX, IH1'l0CCI1C2 is blue, Y-Teens 1,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Beta Club 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Teen-Talks 1,2,3,4, Class Treasurer 4, Regional Band 1,2,3,4, Log Staff 4, State Band Contest 1,2,3,4, Regional Contest, Clarinet Quartet 3,4. WANDA SUE SHEENE, Her virtues are many, her faults are few. CHARLES RICHARDSON, Vitamins could take a lesson, Band l,2,3,4, Regional Music Festival 1,2,3,4, State Music Festival 1,2,3,4, All Central Ky. Band 3, Vice-President, Band 3,4, Teen Talks 1,2,3,4, Hi-Y Club 3,4, Chaplain 3, President 4, Youth Assembly 3,4, Key Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Snapshot Editor 4, Spanish Club 4, Student Council 4, Pep Band l,2,3,4, All State Band 4. SAMMY MC NAMARA, His interests lie far from school, .T.V, Football 1, Varsity Football 2,3,4: J.V. Basketball 1, B-Team Basketball 2,3, Varsity Basketball 4, Track 1,2, Golf 1,2,3,4, Regional High School Golf Champion 3, Jr. Fish and Game Club l,2,3, Student Council 3, Hi-Y Club 4, Key Club 3,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Business Manager 4, D Club 2, 3,4, Teen Talks l,2,3,4, Science Club 4, Honorable Mention All State Football 4, Senior Play, Cast, 4. SANDRA SPANGLER, Twinkle, twinkle little star, Transfer from Stanford 3, Y-Teens 3,4, F.H.A. 3,4. VIVIAN M. THOMAS, Teacher's torment, student's jester, Y-Teens l,4, Teen Talks 1,2,3,4, Glee Club l,3, Christmas Program 1,3, Spring Program 1,3, Regional Music Contest 1,3, Regional Band Contest 3, State Band Contest 3, Junior Play, Home Ec. Club 3, Accompanist, Mixed Chorus 2, Ac- companist, Glee Club 2, Spanish Club 4, Perfect Attendance 3. PAUL CAMENISCH, Sorry, better luck next time, BetaClub 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Key Club 2,3,4, Annual Staff 2,3,4, Hi-Y Club 3,4, Student Council 3,4, President 4, Band 1,2,3, 4, President 3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, All State Band 4, Regional Music Festival 2,3,4, State Music Festival 3, Senior Play, Cast, 4, Vice-President of Class 3, Class Poet 4, Harvard Book Award 3, Eugenia Young History Award 3,Student Council Honor Pin 3,4, Honorary National Merit Scholarship 4, Youth Assembly 3,4, Munat 3,4, Senior Poll, Most Ambitious, Most Intelligent, Most Likely to Succeed, Hall of Fame 4. KELLEY OWENS, Get thee behind me, Satan, Ir. Fish and Game Club l,2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1 Science Club 4, Hi-Y Club 4. MADELINE SUE WELCH, They make them no better. 13 CAROLYN STEERE, She thinks the world is made for fun and frolic, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 3,4: Science Club 4, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Glee Club Regional Contest 1, Mixed Chorus, Regional Contest 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus, State Contest 3,4, Regional Contest, Chorolettes 2,3,4, Regional Contest, Speech 2, All State Chorus 3. OLIVER WILLIAMS, On to higher things, Latin Club 2,4, Hi-Y Club 4, Science Club 4, Ir. Fish and Game 1, Secretary of Latin Club 2, Treasurer ofScience Club 4, Band 1,2, Beta Club 4. SANDY WOFORD, Why slave? We can't all be President, LV, 1, Fish and Game 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4,Treasurer 4, Projection Club 1,2,3,4, Hi-Y 3,4, Teen Talks 1,2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, All Regional Band 3, State Contest 2,3,4, Science 3,4, Student Council Representative 4, Perfect Attendance 2. REBECCA SUE KRIES, Silence is one great art of conver- sation, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, State Contest 1, Teen Talks 1,2,3,4, Science Club 4. JE AN VERTERMARK, ' 'Came into the world on a happy cloud, Transferred from Pensacola, Florida, Dramatic Play 3, Y- Teens 4, Regional Speech Contest 4, Spanish Club 4. ROBERT GRIFFIN, Ting, tough, and terrific, J'.V. l,2, Varsity 3,4, Track 3,4, Fish and Game 1,2,3, Hi-Y 3,4, Pro- jection Club 1, Science Club 4, Teen Talks 1,2,3,4,Senior Play 4, Regional Dramatics Contest 4, D Club 4. RICHARD EBERTS, Easy to get along with, Baseball 1, Latin Club 1,2,3, Ir. Fish and Game Club 1,2,3,4, State Swim- ming Meet 3, Science Club 4, Projection 1. ANN KENNEDY, Can't make up my mind, Glee Club 1,2, State Music Contest, Christmas and Spring Program 1,2,Latin Club 1,2,4, Student Council 2,4, Teen Talks 1,2,3,4, Science Club 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Cheerleading Clinic 3,4, Junior Play 3. 14 JUDY TAYLOR, This is the life, Latin Club 1,23 Y-Teens 3,43 F.H.A. Club 3.43 Science Club 43 Glee Club 1,21 Teen Talks 1,2,3,43 Junior Play, Cast, 33 Senior Play, Cast 43 Drama Play, Cast 43 Home Ec. Club 3,43 Attendant to Home- coming Queen 4. JACK LEAGUE, Not a care in the world except. getting to lunch on time, Varsity Football 1,2,3,43 Manager, Basket- ball 33 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Fish and Game Club 1,2,3,43 D Club 2,3,43 Honorable Mention All State 3. DONNIE GALLOWAY, I have many miles to go beforel sleep, besides, who sleeps? Varsity Football 1,2,3.43 Track 2,3,43 Student Council 3,41 Parliamentarian 43 Key Club 2.3. 43 Sergeant-at-Arms 43 D Club 3,43 Fish and Game 2,31 Science Club 2,31 Annual Staff 2,3,4. MARTHA ANN ACTON, Life is but a dream, Y-Teens 1, 2,3.43 Latin Club 1,2,3,4: Latin Convention 2.3.43 Latin Play 1,2,33 Youth Assembly 1.43 Science Club 3,43 Science Con- vention 33 Spanish Club 43 Junior Play, Cast, 33 Senior Play, Props. 43 Drama Play, Cast, 43 Glee Club 13 Christmas and Spring Program 13 State Contest 13TeenTalks 1,2,3,43 Feature Editor of Log 43 Perfect Attendance 3.4. EDITH SANDERS, '-smiling through, Y-Teens 1,2,3,43Com- mittee Chairman 2,3,43 Youth Assembly 3,4Q Beta Club 2,3,43 Beta Convention 2.3.43 Program Chairman 33 Secretary 43 District President 43 Spanish Club 43 Vice-President 43 Latin Club 1.2.33 Latin Play 2,33 Latin Convention 2,33Student Coun- cil 2.3.43 Supply Store 2,3.43 Convention 33 Glee Club 13 Contest 13 Secretary, Junior Class 33 Senior. Costume, 43 Annual Staff 43 Drama Play, Cast, 43 Senior Poll. Most Ambit- ious, Best Dressed: Perfect Attendance 1.2.42 Teen Talks 1,2,3,43 National Merit Scholarship Contestant 43 Hall of Fame 4. SAM COMODARI. Don't fence me in, Latin Club 2,3,43 Treasurer 33 Beta Club 3,41 President 43 Key Club 43 Annual Staff 43 Student Council 43 Junior Play, Cast, 33 Manager, Football 33 Teen Talks 2,3.4. RAY COLCLOUGH, A pleasant fellow, liked by all, Student Council 2,3,41 Vice-President 43 Fish and Game Club l,2,3,4Q Vice-President 33 Hi-Y 3,43 Youth Assembly 3,43 Teen Talks 1,2,3.43 D Club 43 Drama Play, Cast, 43 Varsity Football 23 Basketball 2,33 Track 2.3,43 Swimming Team 1,2,3: .T.V. Basketball 23 Perfect Attendance 33 Mixed Chorus 3,43 State and Regional Contest 3.4. .TOSEPHINE PENDYGRAFT, An all around good kid. 15 ! ' A2 'Uv' 'sg-snr Tie, 1 . ' was T37 Pl-IYLLIS JOY NEW, Little things mean a lot, Y-Teens 1,2,3g Glee Club 1,2,3g Science Club 3,4g F.H.A. Club 4, Teen Talks l,2,3,4g Log Staff, Assistant to Feature Editor. WAYNE LOLLIS, Happy go Lucky. .T.V. Football 1gVarsity 2,3,4g Baseball 2g Track 3g Junior Fish and Game Club 1,21 Science Club 23 Hi-Y Club 3,45 Secretary 4g Teen Talks l,2, 3,43 Log Staff 4. JAMES F. COOPER, Make eyes at the lasses inhis classes, Football 2,3,4g Baseball lg Track 2g Junior Fish and Game Club 1,25 Hi-Y Club 4. FAYOLA COX GALLOWAY, Bless you for being an angel, Y-Teens 1,33 Home Ec. 3, Glee Club lg Teen Talk 1,2,3,4g Spring Program lg Christmas Program 1g Log Staff, Make-Up Editor: Play, Props 4. GALE M. HOLTZCLAW, Tiny, but thoughtful, Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 4g Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4g Area Con- ference 3g Inter-State Camp 3: Latin Club l,2,3,4g Glee Club 1, State Festival lg Play, Stage Manager 4. ERNIE D. MACE, Between a devil and a saint, .T.V. Foot- ball l,2g Varsity 3,45 Baseball 1,2g Co-Captain Football 4. JACK GRITTON, The answer to every girl's dream, D Club 3,4g J.V. Football lg Varsity 2,3,4g Hi-Y 4g Track 4: Science Club 2,43 Vice-President 4, Junior Fish and Game Club 1,4g Teen Talks 1,2,3,4. DEANNE COOPER, Where there's life, there is Deanne, Transferred from Griffith High, Griffith, Indianag Y-Teens 4, Log Staff, Feature Editor. 16 PATSY YOUNG, There's a bluebird singing in my heart, Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Glee Club lg Latin Club 2,3g Science Club 4g Teen Talks l,2,3,4g Student Council lg Log staff, Business Manager. STANLEY SAYLOR, The cat who caught the mouse, ,T.V. Football lg Varsity Football 2,3,4g Honorable Mention All- State 3, B-Team Basketball 2, Track 1,2,3,4g Jr. Fish and Game Club l,2g Student Council 2,3,4g Parliamentarian 3, Hi-Y Club 3,4, President 3, Key Club 3.4, Annual Staff 3,4g Assistant Co-Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, Projection Club 2, D Club 2,3,4, President Sophomore Class, PresidentStudent Body 4, Student Council Honor Award 2,3,4g Teen Talks l,2,3,4g Spanish Club 4, Youth Assembly 2. BILLY LEWIS ABBOTT, How are you gonna' get a day's work done? Football U.V.J 2 yrs.: Football fVarsityJ2 yearsg Track 1 yr.g Junior Fish and Game Club 1,2,3,4. RUTH ANN RANSDELL, Rather shy, but always a friend, Y-Teens 1,2,3g Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Science Club 4, Glee Club lg State Music Contest 1, Spring Music Program lg Christmas Music Program 1, Teen Talks l,2,3,4g F.H,A. 4g Perfect At- tendance Award 1. INA VALDENA HATTER, Studying never hurt anyone, Y- Teens l,2g Junior Play, Glee Club 1. JIM MILLOIN, Every man for himself, Football .T.V. 2: Varsity 4, Basketball C.T.V.J 2, Baseball lg Fish and Game 2, 3,4g D Club. HAROLD HARMON, I's wicked, l's wicked, but I has fun, Fish and Game 1, Basketball lg Golf 1,2,3,4. CONNIE DOOLIN, May your dreams come true, Y-Teens lg Science 1. I7 L.. ANN LEE SULLIVAN, Stands in her own light and reflects as well, Y-Teens l,2,3,43 Committee Chairman 43 Youth Assembly 1,43 Beta Club 2,3,43 Beta Convention 2,3,43 Latin Club l,2,3,43 Lictor 3,43 Latin Club Play 2,33 LatinCon- vention 2,33 Science Club 33 Science Convention 33 Regional Speech Contest l,2,3: Glee Club 13 State Contest lg Christmas and Spring Program 13 Spanish Club 43 Junior Play, Cast 33 Cafeteria Assistant 33 Teen Talks 1,2,3,43 Senior Play, Cast 43 DAR Good Citizenship Award 43 Annual Staff 43 Drama Play, Cast 43 Co-Valedictorian 43 Senior Po1l3 Most Likely to Succeed, Most lntelligent3 Perfect Attendance 3,43 National Merit Scholarship Contestant 4. LARRY DYKES, Always looking for mischief and seems to find it, Football Trainer 2,3,43 Basketball 2,3,43 Swimming Team 1,23 Track 13 Baseball 1,23 Track Trainer 3,43J.V. Basketball 13 Spanish Club 4g Fish and Game 1,2,3,43 Pres- ident 43 Projection Club 1,23 Hi-Y Club 3,41 Teen Talks 1,2,3,43 D Club 2,3,43 Drama Play 4. GLENN DAVIS, Quiet and Obligingf' Latin Club 1,23 Hi-Y Club 43 Science Club 3,43 Junior Fish and Game Club l,2. PARRY HARMON, A lover of Life in general, and boys in particular, Latin Club l,2,3,43 Senior Y-Teens l,2,3,43 Science Club 43 Log Staff 43 Junior Play 33 Teen Talks 1,2, 3,4Q Mixed Chorus 43 Spring and Christmas Programs l,2,43 Regional Music Contest 1,2,4j State Music Contest l,2,43 Y- Teen Conference 3. JACQUELINE ANN GOGGIN, Stay as sweet as you are, Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 President 43 Committee Chairman 33 Y-Teen Conference 33 Latin Club 1,2,3,43 Vice-President 33 Lictor 23 Student Council 2,33 Conference 33 Teen Talks l,2,3,43 Treas- urer Junior Class 33 Junior Play 33 Glee Club 1,23 Mixed Cho- rus 3,43 Quartette 33 Christmas and Spring Program l,2,3,43 All State Chorus 43 Regional Contest 1,2,3,4: State Contest 1,2,3,43 Senior Play 43 Drama Play 43 Youth Assembly 4. JAMES LOGAN HARMON, A gentleman at heart - he thinks of others first, Latin Club 2,33 Band 2,3,43 Fish and Game 23 Beta Club 3,4. GLENN ALCORN, We say you're super fine, Hi-Y 43 Football l,2,33 Track 2,3,43 Basketball 13 Fish and Game 2,33 Baseball 1. CHARLOTTE HARMON, Cute and little. Transferred from Junction City 3. 18 VIVIAN HAGGARD, Down to Earth, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g F. H.A. 33 Glee Club 8th Grade. ROLAND CORDELL, Put off today what you can do till tomorrow. Varsity Football Manager 2,3,4g Basketball Man- ager lg Varsity Basketball Trainer 4g Varsity Track Manager and Trainer lg Fish and Game Club 1,2,3,4g D Club 2,3,4g Hi-Y 3,4g Science 3,45 Log Staff Assistant Sports Editor: Teen Talks l,2,3. CHARLES HOSKINS, I get a kick out of life, Football Manager 2g Basketball Manager 2,33 Hi-Y Club 3,43 Teen Talks l,2,3,4g Fish and Game Club l,2,3,4g D Club 2g Projection Club l,2. PAULETTA GELWICKS, Crazy but nice, we knowyou'llmiss Stan, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 4g Mixed Chorus 25 Choralettes 2, Regional and State Contest 2g Spring Program 2, Science Club 4. PAT CAROL OSBORNE, And the music goes 'round and 'round, Y-Teens 4, Band 3,4. DON E. SOULEYRETTE, Look ma, I'm dancing, Junior Fish and Game Club 1.2.3. ,TIM HOUCHIN, Mischief, art thou afoot, Football 1,25 Junior Fish and Game Club 1,2,4g Hi-Y 4, Science Club 4. LENA HORTON, Quiet and shy, Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Spanish Club 4g Glee Club 4. 19 'EZ' 'Qs Qs? ,gg DOE NEIKIRK, Quiet, but charming, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus l,2g Beta Club 2,3,4g Spanish Club 4g President 4. STEELE GREGORY, Gamefor anything, FishandGameClub 1,2,3,4g Key Club 2,3,4, Key Club Vice-President 3, Key Club President 4, Convention 2,3,4g Annual Staff 2,3, Annual Editor 4, Student Council 2,3, Convention 2,3g Hi-Y 3,4g Teen Talks l,2,3,4g Class Treasurer 2, Science Club 45 Honor Point Pin 4, Babe Ruth Award 4, Annual Award 4. DAVID ENOS, Lives only for weekends, Transferred in '56 to Bradford, Pa., returned in '57, Hi-Y 3,4g Hi-Y Treas- urer 4g Fish and Game Club 1,2,3,4g Key Club 4, Annual Staff Editor 4g Student Council 4, Science Club 3,4g Teen Talks 1,2,4g Basketball 2: Track 2, Golf 1.2.4, ,T.V. Basketball lg Annual Award 4. NANCY HIGNIGHT, Politeness costs little and yields much, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 4: Teen Talks 1,2,3,4gGlee Club 1,2g Regional Music Contest 1, Spring Program l,2gChristmas Program 1,2. BETTY ANN ROBERTSON, Our perfect little lady, who always keeps smiling. Band 1,23 Y-Teens l,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3. ROBERT BAER MILLER, Einstein's protege. Football 2, 3,41 .T.V. Football 1, Track 2.3: Manager of Basketball 2, .T.V. Basketball lg D Club 45 Science Club 2,4g Annual Staff 4, Hi-Y 3,43 Key Club 4, Vice-President Hi-Y 43 Projection Club 1. JAMES SPOONAMORE, When lessons interfere with pleas- ure, give up lessons. J'.V. Football 1, Varsity Football 2,3,4g Teen Talks 1,2,3,4g Science Club 43 Hi-Y Club 3.4, D Club 4g Junior Fish and Game Club 1,2,3g Regional Dramatics Contest, Spanish Club 3,4g Track 2. DOROTHY BREWSAUGH, Brunette with a friendly nature. Y-Teen 1,3,4g Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Teen Talks 1,2,3g Regional Band Contest 1,2,3,4p Student Council 1. 20 TOMMY FOSTER, A car always helps. Latin Club l,2,3,4g Hi-Y 4, Teen Talks 1,2,3. JOSE PHINE GUERRANT, There's devilment in those eyes, Glee Club 1,2g Christmas and Spring Programs: State Music Contest 2: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Latin Club l,2,3,4g Y-Teens Com- mittee Chairman 1,4, Youth Assembly 1,4g Latin Play 1,2,3g Latin Convention 2,3,4g Y-Teens District Meeting 3, Teen Talks 1,2,3,4, Science Club 43 Drama Play 4. MARY WALLACE, Quiet and obliging, Mixed Chorus 3,4g Glee Club 1,23 State Contest l,4g Regional Contest 4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g F.H.A. 4, Junior Play 3. BERYL DAVIS, Life gets tedious, don't it? Teen Talks l,2,3,4. DON HAMPTON, An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Fish and Game Club l,2,3. CHARLENE MASON, A miss with a quiet grace. Glee Club lg Band lg Y-Teens 1g F.l-I.A. 1: Log Staff 4. NORMA STATOM, Better late than never. Y-Teens l,2,3g F.H.A. 2,3,4g Junior Play: Latin Club 1. JAMES PYLES, Something is better than nothing. 21 ..-I R59 CM fi g 'Q NNN H X- 4, . S -qv g 4' gf: iii' ., , j. Q Q33 , -.zz 'iff .t W4 J I in . P34465 X MARIE GANDER, Pert and small, liked by all, Y-Teens 1,2,4g Latin Club l,2,3,4g F.H.A. 4, President 4g Glee Club 1,2g State Contest lg Christmas and Spring Programs l,2g Log Staff 4g Teen Talks 1,2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 3. TOMMY PITTMAN, Rudolph Valentino in disguise???? Fish and Game Club 1,2,4g Latin Club 1,2,3g Student Council Alternate 2g Hi-Y 4g Teen Talk 1,2,3,4g Manager of Basket- ball 2g Manager of Baseball 1. BOBBY CAREY, They do most who never boast. Junior Fish and Game Club lg Science Club 3,4g Hi-Y 3,4g Key Club 4g Band 1,2,3,4g Regional Band Contest 3,4g Teen Talks l,2,3, 4g Senior Play, Crewg Dramatic Play, Cast. DIANE SANDEFUR, Best Foot Forward, Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Beta Club 2,3,4g Glee Club lg State Con- test lg Student Council 3,4g Teen Talks l,2,3,4g Junior Play, Cast 3g Senior Play, Cast 4g Dramatic Cast 4. BETTY MARLOWE, It's a wonderful life, Teen Talks 1, 2,3,4g Office lg Home Ec. 1,2,3,4g SocialService Chairman lg Recreation Leader 2g District Recreation Leader 3g State Recreation Leader 4g Spring District Conference 1,2,3,4g Fall District Conference 1,2,3,4g State Meeting 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 3,4g Spring Program 1,2,3,4g Christmas Program l,2,3,4g Regional Contest 1,2,3,4g State Contest 1, 2,3,4g All-State Chorus 4g Science Club 4g Co-Editor, Log 4. JOHN SPATH, His ambition is endless, Hi-Y Club 3,4g Publicity Chairman 4g Junior Play, Crew 3g Senior Play, Crew 4g Teen Talks 1,2,3,4g Editor of Log 4g Journalism Award 4. BENNLE JOE SELBY, Always up to something, Football lg Fish and Game Club 3. JOYCE GAMMON, I have so many things to do, Teen Talks 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 4g F.H,A. 4g Science Club 4g Y-Teens 1,2,3g Glee Club 1,2g State and RegionalContest l,2g Spring and Christmas Programs 1,25 Junior Play Cast 3. 22 Huh, -U, , 6 . . ESTHER GEELE, Penny's from heaven, Beta Club 2,35 State Convention 25 Science Club 3: Latin Club 1,2,3g Y-Teens 1,25 Glee Club lg Regional and State Music Contests lg Teen Talks 1,2,3g J.V. Cheerleader 1.2. .TERRY MIDDLETON, Pool - shark. LINDA ROBINSON, Under her quietness there's thoughtful- ness. Transferred from Louisville, Ky. 2, Y-Teens 2,33 Beta Club 3,4g Glee Club 2g Mixed Chorus 33 Christmas Pro- gram 2,3g Spring Program 2,31 Regional Music Contest 3,4g State Music Contest 3,4g Runner-Up Central Ky. NOMA Con- test 4g National Merit Scholarship Contestant 4, Perfect At- tendance 4g Commerce Award 4. 23 .:4s.e.msm.'.i ,t ,..-fs: 2.1 ,a ,,Q,..... gxx A no B?-Tx rl 'liacvf -sh J' Ti f Z- ff 'A 0 az- nv as W- - :- DIANE SANDEFUR is now the owner of Standard Oil Corpora tion Now she has enough gas to keep up with Carey and Donna Kidwell SAM McNAMARA has just made his first million from his autobi ography Gods Gift to Women BOBBY MILLER is the worlds champion bragger after 20 years of practice SUE SHEENE now stays at home Shes raising seven little ROGER FOSTER finally grad usted since he settled all his fueds with the D H S faculty LARRY DYKES is now supenm tendent of schools Help from his father in law we understand JULIA LENOX just stays at home now listening to her record EDDIE MY LOVE since she couldn t hook the real McCoy TOMMY FOSTER now owns the car lot and sells nothing but 56 orange Ford convertibles MARIE GANDER is still keep- ing tab on Glenn Alcorn while her sister Beverly is away being a nurse STEELE GREGORY fulfilled his life long ambition by getting mar ned tw Ann Horky no doubtl JACK LEAGUE has taken over coaching at D H S after Mr Pickens retirement and Judy Taylor nurses all his injured play er JOYE NEW has invented a new mm of street light that wan: bother people in parked cars CHARLENE MASON has settled down and is quite content being a minister s wife CAROLYN STEERE had a won- derful future with the metropoli tan Opera company until she broke out laughing in the middle of an aria. She now sings for Spike Jones. DEE SANDERS and ANN LEE SULLIVAN now write the ques- tions for the 64 Thousand Dollar Question. NORMA STATOM is now a Truant Officer for the Danville City School. Skipping school is on the decline due to her vast ex- perience. Statom knows where to find them. JACK GRl'I'l'ON is now a big time Bookie Gangster. He may be reached at his office in the back room of the Brumswick Pool Hall. MARTHA ANN ACTON is now a nationally known TV comeddi- ane. She malnes Martha Raye look sick. HAROLD HARMON and KELLY OWENS are now partners in he automobile Rocking Establish- ment. They gained most of their experience at old D. H. S. ERNIE MACE is now a profes- sional wrestler. With his exquisite head of hair, be had made all female wrestling fans forget Georgous George. JOHNNY SPATH and JAMES PYLES are partners in a restau- rant. They can't make money be- cause tixey eat up all the profit they make. RAY COLCLOUGH and his beau from the junior class, Frannle Bailey, are happily married and are proud parents of 5 seven-foot younguns. TOMMY PI'I'I'MAN is now the cover boy for the Charles Atlas muscle man magazine. BILLY ABBOTI' and JAMIE MILLION are now millionaires. 'Huey made their fortune selling pop bottle opmers. Prophecy OLIVER WILLIAMS and CHAR- LES HOSKINS are still cutting lawns on Saturdays trying to make enough money to pay Hank Pen nington back for the car they wrecked PAUL CAMENISCH is Still Chas ing Carolyn Steere trouble is he cant get away from Linda Moore and Jean Vestermark long enough to pop the question DORUFHY BREWSAUGH is now the head bouncer for Harolds ROLAND OORDELL can still be seen walking the streets of Dan ville with his blue D sweater DONNIE GALIJOWAY BOBBY GRIFFIN and WAYNE IJOLLIS are now residents of Algena as members of the Foreign legion STANLEY SAYIJOR has just finished the story of his life 'Die Trials And Trxbulations of Don Juan. SANDY WOFORD is now a sul tan and has his own Harem 'I'he startling fact is that they re all red heads VIVIAN THOMAS is now em ployed with the FBI strange thing is she never mvestigates anyone unless they are from Parksville LINDA ROBINSON and Don are happily marned raising their own Male High School football team SUE MOORE s enchanting figure has enabled her to lose the Miss America Contest of 1968 PATSY YOUNG is head samp- ler in a cigar factory She gained her experience at D H S we understand SAM COMODARI can now be seat mimicking the number 1 ape in the Cincinnati Zoo He may be seen in many Tarzen movies. JIMMY COOPER is now United States Secretary of Agriculture. His experience in the 4-H Club really payed off. GLENN DAVIS is now profes- sional pool shank. He gained his experience while in high school. RICHARD EBERTS now has his own swimming pool on the lake. He can read and run his business at the same time. DAVID ENOS is still scrubbing test tubes in a frantic effort to pay Mr. Woford for all the lab equipment he broke. JIMMY HOUCHINS due to his quietness is the head librarian in the Library of Congress. FAYOLA GALIJOWAY is now sole owner of the Encylopedia Britannica lnc. maybe she final- ly learned to spell. JOYCE GAMMON is now her own, but can hardly get along without Jean Poynter. PAULE'I'I'A GELWICKS due to her experience with children, now writes nursery rhymes. J OSEPHINE GUERRANT is a guide on the First Cup and Saucer, Disney Land, California. VIVIAN HAGGARD is still chas- ing Haroldi Crain, but we believe that he got wise to her other ac- tivities. PA'I'I'Y I-IARMON is still trying to get even with Nina Bruce War- ren, ever since the junior play at Perryville High School. VELDINA HATFER is now judge on the Supreme Court since she was so prime and proper in high school. NANCY HIGHIGHT is now prai- dent. of a dye factory, we hope shegetsheroolors ' Ill. ANN KENNEDY is now mar napa- ooumelor due to her ability to go steady with four boys at once JAMES SPOONAMORE and Eleanor Cotton are happily mar ned and residing in Florida PENNY CARR and Willy are happily married and are busy raising their own RCYPC unit DEANNE COOPER is KDW lady wrestler Her chief opponent is you know who from Junction REBECCA KRIJB is sun trying to get up the steps to receive her diploma BEl'I'Y MARDOWE has three redheaded 'children She mamed Billy Jones you know DOE NEIKIRK is now married to a Spanish matador He shoots the bull every day but cant speak a word of English PATSY OSBORNE was found to be allergic to Harold and spends her time as a hermit JACKIE GOGGIN and Jackie got mamed and have two kids And about their names' Jackie and Jackie JERRY MIDDLETYJN is still looking for the books he hid this year in shop class BENNIE SELBY is still trying to catch his last lover who jumped the gun and graduated last year DON HAMPTON is still trying to get up enough courage to give an oral book report in English class SANDRA SPANGLER is now a resident of Stanford and is enjoy mg her certain unalienable rights life liberty and the happiness of persult Since G A Y L E HOLTLCLAW would probably blush at anything we would say about her we will leave her prophecy for her to write. CONNIE DOOLIN after gracing us with her presence during our senior year has once again rar turned to Hustonville. MARY WALLACE now owns the Bun Boy. She has invented a new bun for elephant ear sand- wiches. SUE WELCH works for Max Factor now. Wonder if she ever learned how to put on makeup? Lf you ever go to Coney Island take a look at the laughing wo man, JEAN VEZSTERMARK. BOBBY CAREY is still traveling the country trying to find some- one that agrees with him that 2 and 2 isn't four. CHARLE RICHARDSON is now the Parliarnentarian for the House of Representatives. By the way, he's a bachelor. LENA HORION took an over- dose of vitamins and is now t.he fauest woman in the world. JOSEPHINE PENDYGRAF1' is a world famous engineer. She started at ole D. H. S. by engrav- ing the names of her old flames on her desk. RUTH RANSDELL is now the Home Ec. teacher at D. H. S. Charlotte and PETE HARMON are now raising their own little orchestra. EMH..Y KELLY CHAMBERS is now ccrowner in a chain of Kroger Stores along with her husband. Don. PIOPHETS JACKIE GOGGIN CIIARI-I8 Bl ' I cf-.-. - r 1 Ik B . f - , Q I I, -. I ' ..f'1 1 V g ' ' ' H' ig-ZW I tl :g ' ,,-4 .. 7 ,.. x ' - -:a A , an 8.41 ,R R Y . , . --- 4- - ...E .h - 1 I , Q' ' -- -: ' I I1 - 'ig .:. Q .. ly ' . ' . ' I a Car,-kos, Club in Reno, Nevado. ' City. V . s. ' ' ' . , f on N X f SRX Itself 9, 'Owl' Ke- We the Class of 1958 of Dalnvllle H1gh School County of Boyle Clty of Danville and State of Kentucky being of sound mlnd lyou can check wlth the Psychology teach er! do solemnly swear we weren t out when tlus was wrxtten Therefore we present the last w1ll and testament of the Semor class In the year 1958 for the ap- proval of students and faculty alxke SECTION I Article 1 To the elghth grade we will the top floor of the gym bulldmg where but for the glft of good strong legs we would long slnce have been trampled Arucle 2 To the Freshman class an memorles of D H S By way we have none Artxcle 3 T0 the Sophomore class w leave our abllx-ty to run e school because we know they wlll anyway Artlcle 4 To the Junmr class we leave our SENIOR prlvxh ges SENIOR TRIP and all our money also of whlch we have none Artlcle 5 To Mr Rawllngs we wxllalawbooksohecanen force a whole brand new set of laws SECTION II Look Out' I Bllly Abbott wlll my way mth Mr Blshop to Juddy Kmght I Glenn Alcorn wlll my curly haxr to Sammy Hayes I Patsy Young leave maybe to stay a Young forever I Sue Welch leave my glasses to Bettle Bateman I Paul Camenlsch leave my hugh posltlon In the band to Har vey FIYZDBIFICK I Bobby Carey wlll Diane to WINKY DINK I Mary Wallace leave all the boys l Jean Vestcrmark leave hop- mg to be seen with Donme In stead of Carolyn I Sam Comodarl wxll my in telllgence to Johnny Enlow I Jxmmy Cooper will my ab- sence from school on Mondays to anybody who has a bxg weekend' I V1v1an Thomas leave D I-I S to enroll In Parksvxlle High School Last Will and Testament ol the enior Class of 58 I Larry Dykes w1ll my beautx :ul legs to Suue Gearhart I Norma Statom leave M Rawltngs Im takmg my car too' I Sandra Spangler leave my red halr to Phylhs Edwards so she won t have to spend so much money on perolude I Rlchard Eberts leave Nlch olnsvllle to Chad Wrlght I Davld Enos wlll my helght to Donme Durham I Sue Sheene leave a marned woman I Dee Sanders leave Stanley Saylor and 1ts kxllxng me I Roger Foster leave Mr G11 ham to next years typu-lg class I Tommy Foster leave to everyones surprxse I Dlane Sandefur leave my front row seat In Current World Aflalrs to a young admlrer of the TEACH I Lmda Robxnson leave my hckle bean to Lee Selby I Donme Galloway leave my mtestxnal fortxtude to all health students I Steele Gregory leave Knox vllle Tennessee to the Key Club I Betty Robertson leave my Bookkeepmg book to anyone crazy enough to take lt I Ruth Ransdell leave Bell Telephone Company to the dxal system I Bobby Grlffln leave my ablll ty to sleep ID class to Chrls Ves termark I Jaclue Grltton leave my re port card1down here' I Josephlne Pendygralt leave my t1ny constructxon to Harold Chambers I Patsy Osborne leave to mar ry Harold I hope' I Don Hampton leave and boy am I glad' Charlotte and many happy memo nes I Joye New leave with a cex tam red head I Martha Nelklrk leave mv brams to Sara Gayle Gover I Harold Harmon leave the Na tlonal Guard to patrol the school I Charles Hoskms leave mx ablllty to drlve to Mrs Moss I Sue Moore leave my body to the Bxology department for com pllcated experxmentatlon I Charlene Mason leave my promotlng abxllty to Mrs Palmer I Jimmy Houchm leave my drawmg ablhty to Kathy Cross I Jack League leave my long curly eyelashes to all the glrls I Betty Marlowe leave my love for candy to any off sprlng of a dentxst I Julla Lenox leave my ablllty to mln fast pertammg to a cer tam band trlp to Louisville to the track team I Wayne Ilollls leave my herlt age as a preachers kxd to Jean Poynter I Erme Mace leave Brenda to go to IAJUISVLLIB You know why I Rebecca Krles leave for a long rest I Ann Kennedy leave my abllxty to galn wexght to Erannxe I Sam McNamara leave my concentedness to Leonard Shearer I Jerry Mlddleton leave my silent tongue to all teachers I Lena Horton leave for parts LLIIKIXJWD I Gale I-Ioltzclaw leave lb' honesty to Danny Hall I Bob Mlller leave school and am off to the Cinderella' I James Mzlhon leave Gwlnn Island to Bruce Jones I Nancy Hxgmght leave my blushing red face to Mr Chapman even though he doesnt need It I Veldena Hatter leave nu knee-length stockxngs to anyone who IS bow legged I Kelly Owens leave my long Southem drawl to Nadeen I Tommy Pittman leave my good looks to Elmer Jackson I Patty Harmon leave on a dead run for Flonda I Vlvlan Haggard leave un Harolds motor scooter I James Pyles leave my clga to Mr Fhtz so he wlll have some extras alter wummg football games I Charles Rlchardson leave m parliamentary procedure t elghth grade I Josephme Guerrant leave m ICESKHUHZ ablllty to Doc Blles I Jaclue Goggm leave wlth that other Jaclue I Stanley Saylor leave m mck name to Brenda Watson I Bennie Selby leave In a ur ry for the flrst tune U1 my I Pauletta Gelwlcks leave the record Cradle Baby to the exghth and mntl-I grades I Joyce Gammon leave hop- mg never to return I John Spath leave my abllxty to bake a cake to Mlss Adam Home Ec class I James Spoonamore leave w1th Florida memories I Marte Gander leave my hobo blouse to any bum who wants It I Fayola Galloway leave and the teachers YEJOICB I Ohver Wllllams leave my cal to Hank Pennxngton I Don Souleyrette wlsh I could leave' I Conme Doolln leave my mno cent look to Patsy Johnson I Deanne Cooper leave my chauffertng abllxty to Mlss Adams I Sandy Woford leave my Job callmg classes to come to lunch to Gary Ross and I hope he can escape the stampede' I Judy Taylor leave my blg fat E m Chenustry to Mr Woford I Roland Cordell w1l.l my Elvrs Presley hair do to Mr Klngsolver I Beryl Davxs leave and all the gurls cry I Ann Lee Sullxvan wlll my many awards to Arthur Ragona I Carolyn Steere leave my to anybody who wane 1t I Glenn Davis leave my qulet manner to Katy Webster I Dorothy Brewsaugh leaxe the band to Joln the Marchlng 100 I wxsh I wlsh' I Martha Ann Acton leave my moon struck look to the Rus slans I Ray Colclough leave and I don t know how they ll get along wnthout me I Penny Carr leave and ,tom the Pershtng Rlfles Tlus wlll was witnessed by everybody LII the whole darn school because we couldnt fmd any place to hxde' Also wltuessed by Lee and Rlchard f I ' ' x . , .4 r. . ' . l - Q . I , . r h . 1 i n I ' - Q . ' ' , . . I ' rs ' . ' o thc . ' , ' I . . ' .' ' , , A I ' nh . ' ' . . , I V ' life. we will all our fond and pleasl I. James Harmon, leave with . - - . t ' . . . - ' - ' the . . ' . ' . e I I l I A I ' V r . . . ,IEAN VESTERMARK ANN LEE SULLIVAN JEAN VESTERMARK RAY COLCLOUGII PAUL CAMENISCII STANLEY SAYLOR Best Personality Most Intelligent Most Pep Most Likely to Succeed enior JEAN VESTERMARK ANN KENNEDY CAROLYN STEERE SAM COMODARI ERNIE MACE BOBBY GRIFFIN Wittiest Prettiest Hair Cutest DEE SANDERS PAUL CAMENISCH Most Ambitious SUE MOORE ROGER FOSTER Most Popular Best Athlete Best Sport K7 JEAN VESTERMARK ROGER FOS TER Best A11 Around Poll SUE MOORE STANLEY SAYLOR Best Dancer f? SUE MOORE ERNIE MACE Best Looking Best Figure DEE SANDERS BOBBY MILLER Best Dressed -ff! sz Y- f- -r Class Night Roger Foster, President of the Sen- ior Class, presents the Ladder of Success to the Junior Class Presi- dent, Chenault Cockrell. Our Dreams PROPHETS: Charles Richardson and Jackie Goggin WELCOME: Roger Foster POETS: Carolyn Steere and Paul Camenisch CO-VALEDICTORIAN: Paul Camenisch GRUMBIE RS: Jack League and Don Galloway HISTORIANS: Vivian Thomas and Larry Dykes ARTISTS: Sue Moore, Lena Horton, Charlene Mason CO-VALEDICTORIAN: Ann Lee Sullivan GIFTORIANS: Jack Gritton and Jean Vestermark CLASS WILL: Penny Carr and Ray Colclough PRESENTATION OF LADDER: Roger Foster PRESENTATION OF FLOWERS: Linda Robinson and Martha Ann Acton CLASS SONG: Graduation Day CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS COLORS: Green and White CLASS MOTTO Our Future's lie Within Ourselves 28 4.-1 The Grumblers were sure rough on the school. 0 H Time Out For Ginger Th Lizzie . . . Agnes Carol, Howard Carol Joan ..... Jeannie . . Ginger . . . Eddie Davis . Tommy Green. . . Mr. Wilson . Ed Hoffman . Presented By e Senior Class of '58 . . Diana Sandifer . . . . Ann Lee Sullivan . . . Paul Camenisch . Jackie Goggin . Jean Vestermark . . Judy Taylor . . . 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Az' Q? -zr Skis? in 5594x636 so Q ,529 Q5 Class Poem MEMORIES Four Years hard labor at D ll S Has lt ft pleasant l'IlLI'IlOl'1Lb Wll1Cll we now possess Memorres that rn future ytars May brrng us mlrth but very few tears Wt ll not forget the thrrll of an A on a test When wt crammed all nrght and went wrthout rest Nor me utter dejectron of no answers rught Because we couldu t study on that date last nrght The tones we heard told rn three drfferent classes Wrll strck rn our mrnds lrke black strap molasses Whrle the actual facts that compose the course Wrll long have been lost wrth lrttle remorse Nlo more rehearsal for band chorus or play No more chalk talks for asprrmg athletes And no more frghtrng for assembly seats To the green freshmen we only can say Keep frghtrng It ktds you ll get out someday Wh1le to the sophomores thrs advrce goes If you can t make. the grade for goodness sake nose' To the junrors who soon wrll step 1nto our boots Don t make the teachers tear thetr ha1r out by the roots You ll just have to humor them for another year or two And hope that someday they ll be as br1ll1ant as you To our parents and teachers goes a vote of thanks For tolerattng us and our lrttle pranks For therr frowns and smlles seen durlng thrs twelve year melee llave helped put us here where we longed to be Yes all these thrngs wrll soon be behrnd us But our memoues wlll lrnger just to remrnd us That the thrngs we learned rn thrs school s crannres and nooks Far exceed what you ll ever flnd lnsrde the books Carolyn Steere Paul Camenrsch 31 . I . . Y C . s ' ' 3 S . . . N V . 4 . - ' Soon we will have no more book fines to pay, L S I I I .. ..-. . .. 5 ' ' 3 H : , . , . . , 1 A D I I I . . . , . ,- 6 5f l27 5 XQ 4 24,0 'Lid-W Vivian That sure was a good movie. Larry lt sure was Say how about looking at those pictures you were talktng about Vivian Just a second Ill go get them. Larry There's a plcture when we were in the 8th grade. all 123 of us Vivian Doyou remember how scared we were and yethow import ant we felt to be in hlgh school? Look here are our sponsors Mrs Moss and Mtss Fleece Robinson at one end. Larry yeah here'sMr Sow ders and Mrs Cecyl Robinson on the other end. Do you remember VIVIBH9 Vivian Well Larry there they are right in the middle of the picture. PaulCamen1sch President Qhe was always gettmg himself Into trouble like thatj Diane Coldlron, Vlce President Sue Moore Sec retary and Ken Cottrell Treas urer Larry Here s aplctureofthe Fish and Game Club. We were really active ln extra currlculars that year We joined all the clubs that we were eligible for Band Glee Club and Junior Y Teens Vivian - We were also re- presented in the Student Council Larry - Look at this picture ofthej V Football Team. Vivian - Gosh those unlfomts look ancient! Larry - Here s a picture of he Jr Varsity Cheerleaders. lsn t that Sue Moore and Judy Purdy standiru there? Vlvlan - What is this pic- ture Larry? Larry -Don't you remember our float that year a huge banana on top of Mr Sowders car with the slogan we're going to skin Corbin ? Vivian - Lets get another picture out of the box. This is our class when we were lowly green freshmen. There were a lot of new faces that year from East End and SL Peter 8m Paul and some are missing from the year before. Larry - Mrs. Moss was the only returning sponsor mat year. We acquired three new ones. Mrs. Britton, Mrs. Gilliam, and Mr. Dlem. Here are our honorable of- ass History ftcers in the middle of the picture 383111. Vivian Roger Foster Pre sldent Diane Coldlron, Vice Pre sident Judy Purdy Secretary and Ken Cottrell with his hands on the money bag agatn. Larry This picture shows our added importance. This shows some of us as members of theLatln Club The girls belorged to the F H A and the boys to the golf and swimming teams Vivian Here s where we dld a repeat performance of our bas ketball game to ra1se money By the way who werethej V Cheer leaders that year? Larry we have two from the added Diane Coldlron and Penny Carr Vlvlan This IS the startug of our sophomore year Only one sponsor changed that year Mrs Schooler took Mrs Britton s place. Larry Stanley Saylor was President Ken Cottrell Vice Pre sldent EddleRousey Secretary and Steele Gregory Treasurer Vivian We girls really had our chance dtat year Our Leap Year Turn About Dance gave us a chance to ask the boy of our dreams Larry A lot of good boys got hooked too Vivian - I guess you liked it though. When we became jolly jun- iors things really started hopping. I see that we had all of our spon- sors back except Mr. Delm. Mrs. Phillips replaced him. Larry - Roger Foster after a year s interval was elected Presi- dent again, Paul Camenlsch Vice- President- DeeSanders Secretary- and Jackie Goggin was Treasurer. Vivian - We had a lot of of- fices in these clubs Turn to sev- eral club pictures. Larry - The dramatic talent in our class came to the fore- ground ln our three OIB-BCI plays: THE HILL BILLY HOUSE THE GHOST WORE WHITE and THE STORM Vivian - We were swamped with telephone calls from Holly- wood the next day. Larry - The cheerleaders from our class that year were Sue Moore and Ann Kennedy. Larry - Here's a Picture of some of us sporting, our newly acquired class rings. We sure felt important as this was a step to ward our graduation. Vlvian Larry why you don t even have your rug on nowi I wonder where it ls? Larry You stick to the script. Vivian This box holds spe cial memories of our semor year Mrs Moss was the only sponsor who could put up with us for five years straight. Larry We had so many fel low classmen dtrotghout the years that we had only two other spon sors besides Mrs Moss they were Mr Bishop and Mr Woford. Vivian Roger Foster retained his title as President that year Sue Moore Secretary and Julia Lenox Treasurer Larry This is a plcnlre of our football team that year We played in the first annual Rotary Bowl with fourteen seniors on the squad including Roger Foster and Ernle Mace as co captains Vivian Why Larry don't be so modest! You were the only sen lor on the basketball team that year Our class was also repre SCIIIOCI ill thegolf team track team and baseball team thecheerleaders that year were Ann Kennedy andSue Moore as captain of the squad. Larry - What s this piece of paper doing in your box of pic- tures? Vivian - Oh thats the list of all the offices that were held by seniors that year. Read off the list of officers Larry - This is a picture taken durirg the senlor play Time Out For Gltger ' This performance brought in a full house. Vivian - The seniors also took part In the three one-act plays presented by the drama class. Larry - Paul Camenlsch re- celved the MeritScholarship Award and Ann Lee Sullivan received the D A.R Award. Vivian - Here's a picture of us two giving our history on class night. Larry - Its eleven o clock, I'd better go. Vlvlan - l'll walk you to the cbor. Vlvlan Thomas and Larry Dykes Q , I Q 'Q QC '11- Q I 8 if I in E W' C I . who our officers were fha' Year. vw before. Sue and Judy. and we Penny Carr was Vlce-President! H Jr Underclassmen '51 Kenneth Pierce Q Edwina Jefferies W' Louise Boone Newland Fowler Patsy Johnson Chad Wrlght Jayne Harmon Scottre Rowbottom Gary G1bson Francls Ann Barley Warren Gr1ff1th Jean McGuffey Marsha Whrtehouse Ivan Roubal Nadeane Shannamon Bobby DIDCHD Norma Furr Mitch Ferrell Jerry Rankm V1rg1n1a Hazelwood Marlon MIHOF Nancy Phlllrps Roy Compton Betty Harmon Larry Allen xi th XY 'SS' Hi ,. Xxgxxff vt N, Y Charles Bandy Joyce Saylor Steve Swa1n Shrrley Robertson Beverly Lawhorn Wally M1l1er Brenda Swa1n L1nda Jo Carter Jackre Brock President Vrce Presldent Secretary Bonme Preston Kenneth Nelson Treasurer Benny Lester Harvey Fltzpatrrck Ph1111S Edwards ua' Glenault Cockrell v Betty Werssmger 34 .VL 111 x. Quit Jumor ' ' r QA . . . ' :iv Li J X imiu Q ' . at it fl tq S ' i ii xl X if r,,,,,,s Y ,X ., 45 , 'rx 36 'F 1 A, g l ' 1 -.V . . Y h . 1.. 11 -3 . . IZ, . . A we QSS Chenault Cockrell Harold Chambers Tommy Taylor L 3 3 . 5, Nb.. Q Tommy Murphy Billy Vang Barbara Gearhart Jerry Joyner Curtis Lynn Alice Phillips Leonard Shearer Iuddy Knight Sally Sallee Joyce Poynter Harold Chambers Marie Robinson Lois Tucker Leland Ownes 'G' -,fm Bobby Preston - Alice Jo Crain -- Judy Buren Russell Estepp Tommy Isaac Linda Moore Charles Cox Larry Boyd Nancy Chambers Pat Bohon George Davis Marjorie Herndon Dian Cross Coy Compton Ruth Hinkle Sue Wilson Harold Goods Delores Grant Sara Gayle Gover MHYIOH M11101' Ova Ann Martin Jean Poynter Ann Horky Carol Todd Joe Gerlach Jack Davis 35 vi 'I as ui I J -. J: Katy Hartwell 'G 1 M , l' sv ,wi 3' X 1 gm K ,Q :E is I gl ,Z ,I A 3 'S QS ix 8 4 .7' H W N' 431-fa. ' Q' 3 an 7 i, -P K5 ' wwe wr is Q Xxx av' se QQ vi-v fplxgk NE xii H+:- FRONT ROW: Cecelia Webber, Mary Lou Andreason, Virginia Carpenter, Charlotte Lay, Lillian Hammon- tree, Martha Ann Wood, Lee Selby, Geraldine Spoonamore, Brilda Cox, Elizabeth Ann Abbott, Sara Jo Dadisman, Eleanor Cotton, Carolyn Walls, Bonnie Grubbs. SECOND ROW: Mary Carolyn Gilliam, Pat Cress, Kay Holtzclaw, Beverly Montgomery, Carol McAlister, MaryJean Holtzclaw, Janet Denam, Carolyn Upton, Pat Neikirk, Patsy Tapp, Jo Ann Potter, Teresa Davis, Sallie Buster, Margaret Ann Denney. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Hill, Mickie McG1one, Bettie Bateman, Aloma Sanders, Charlotte Williams, Gayle Gregory, Florence Newby, Kitty Srnock, Linda Pritchett, Betty Lou Hines, Carol Sims, Margaret Woodrum, Stella Curd, Janice Gritton. FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth Ann Potter, Barbara Litton, Linda Spural, Connie Gullet, Geraldine Lamb, Roberta Toombs, Barbara Hooper, Carolyn Smith, Marilyn Smith, Sally Sarter, Sara Ann Stines, Diane Lovelace. ophomore Class FIRST ROW: Richard Holmes, Earl Van Hook, Donald Hill, John Gosney, Ernest Kikland, Ray Watson Ronnie Lewallen, Bobby Galbrcath, Bobby Stigall, Warren King, Elmer Jackson, Billy Rankin, J. M. Warren SECOND ROW: Ellard Lawson, Tommy Russell, Lynn Hundley, JohnYoung, Jack Goldston, Larry Argenio Johnny Durham, Cecil Hutchinson, Fred Wilder, Ronald Cole, Ronald Cox, Robby Sanders, Gary Ross Larry Gordon, Lionel Rice, Bobby Leigh, Raymond Kauffman. THIRD ROW: Johnny Owens, Harold Young Billy Jones, George Lester, Tommy Preston, Arthur Ragona, Clive Enos, Clyde Wise, Claude Hoffmeyer Roland Whitley, John Enlow. 1 I A - J-, - FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Kreamer, Page, Mason, Jackson, Sheene, Daugherty, Dunn, Caswell, Coffman. SECOND ROW: Halcomb, Issac, Shearin, Perros, Johnson, Oakes, Tate, Crews, Cummings, Watson, Gearhart, Gibson. THIRD ROW: Reeves, Chester, Leathers, Robertson, Akin, Strong, Tate, Bisofs, Mont- gomery, Holland, Hensley. Freshman Class FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Lynix, Gullet, Spoonamore, Webber, Terril, Mason, Grant, Boyd, Marlowe, Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Reed, Orndorf, Vestermark, Edward, Jester, Zachman, Towles, Bohon, Webster Robinson, Gideon, Hyde. THIRD ROW: Norvell, Baugher, Robinson, Smith, Bibb, Hogue, Howard, Crank Hays, Weisinger, Hoskins. FOURTH ROW: Oldham, Bowling, Mann, Denton, McCubbins, Freeman, Clark Sallee, Mace, Jones, Gibson. I 'A Ala, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Caldwell, Jenkins, Brinkley, Enlow, Gammon, Perry, Allen, Cross, Davis, Preston, Whitaker. SECOND ROW: White, Fowler, Brown, Lay, Tapp, Grahmn, Edwards, Overley, Owens, Godby, Davis. THIRD ROW: Lester, Chumley, Brown, Halcomb,Smith,Moore, Followell, Neikirk. FOURTH ROW: Robinson, Chester, White, McBee, Carter, Graham, Greer, Reed, Hendren. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Graves, Williams, Griggin, Chisim, Philipps, Ferrel, Spalding, Cody, Morgan Stigall, Acton, Moore. SECOND ROW: Gadberry, Hudson, Edminston, Wheeler, Kidwell, Terry, Davis, Whitaker, Kurtz, Critchfield, Cooper. THIRD ROW: Davis, Horn, Lollis, Terhune,Gander, Turner, Reardon McAlpyne, Whitehouse. FOURTH ROW: Keller, Coffee, Tully, Kries, Miller, Brock. K - id-Img I FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Larry Caldwell, Micheal Swain, Roger Ross, Harold Robertson, David Evans, Charles Carpenter, Jimmy Stringfield, Billy Russell, Billy Wooldrige, Rodney McAfee, Cecil McElroy, Jimmy Sparrow. SECOND ROW: Carol Ann Montgomery, Ruth Green, Sandra Preston, Ruth Ann Phillips, Phyllis Anderson, AnnGossett, NancyMi1ls, Sherry Bell Philpot, Linda Spears, Patty Cain, Melinda Argenio Alice Mantooth. THIRD ROW: Gayden Gideon, Tommy Lothridge, Billy Hainsworth, Ronnie Bourne, John Price, Mack Ransdell, Billy Wilson, Sandra Brown, Kathleen Rogers, Bonnie Keller, Pat Mullikin, Joyce Hooper. FOURTH ROW: Sammy Bohannan, Tommy Jasper, Chrles Denny, Beverly Sue Johnson, Sharon Kay Spangler, Pat Montgomery, Tommy Jean Saunders, Gracie Horton. FIFTH ROW: Miss Robinson, Tommy Caldwell, J erry Leathers, David May, Jerome Brown, Jack Davis, Danny Spangler, Bob Holtzclaw, Edward Lawson, Jimmy Preston, Miss Stanfill. Eighth Grade OFFICERS President . . . . . . Phyllis Anderson Vice-President . . . . . . . David May Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . Danny Spangler Sponsored by - Miss Fleece Robinson Miss Barbara Stanfill 40 0 is Qi, ll n Q 'Q-aa it-, v A xi rv - , Y' X . t Activities FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Donnie Galloway, Marjorie Herndon, Paul Camenisch, Ray Colclough, Mrs. Lollis. SECOND ROW: Denzel Upton, Lionel Rice, Bettie Bateman, Jimmy Sparrow, Nancy Mills, Joyce Saylor, Susie Gearhart, Dee Sanders, StanleySay1or, Penny Carr, Diane Sandefur, Pat Bohon, Linda Graves Ruthie Phillips, lnese Bischofs, Beverly Montgomery, Juddy Knight. THIRD ROW: Walter Gander, Marion Minor, Sam Comodari, Gayle Gregory, Sandy Wolford, Larry Boyd, Tommy Jasper, Roger Ross, Clive Enos, Clyde Wise, Claude Hoffomeyer, Buddy Sallee, Cecil Terhune, Franie Bailey, Spud Halcomb, Jo Ann Hill, Joe Gibson, David Enos. tudent Council The Student Council of Danville High School is an organization consisting of one representative from each home room, four elected officers and a faculty adviser. The purpose of the Student Council is to promote a better spirit of loyalty and co-operation among the students and more unity between the faculty and the student body. The ful- filling of this purpose consists of some major projects, such as Charity Chest and the sale of football programs and the performing of many small tasks throughout the year and can be achieved only with the excellent co-operation which the faculty and student body have given us in the past. OFFICERS President . . . . . . . Paul Camenisch Vice-President . . . . . . . . . Ray Colclough Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Marjorie Herndon Parliamentarian . . . . . Donnie Galloway 42 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Kenneth Pierce, Marion Minor, Harold Chambers, Steele Gregory, Larry Boyd, Donnie Galloway, Elmer Jackson. BACK ROW: Steve Swain, .Tuddy Knight, Sam Comodari, Paul Camenisch, Claude Hoffmeyer, David Enos, Ivan Roubal, Clive Enos, Bobby Carey, Stanley Saylor, Charles Richardson, Bobby Miller, Sammy McNamara, Bobby Stigall, Mr. Bishop. Key Club The Key Club is a service club whose main purposes are to work for the betterment of the school and the community and to build character and leadership. The Club is one of the most active clubs in the school. Some of its main projects are the publication of this 1958 Annual, raising the school flag, and cleaning up the Youth Center. We also sponsor several social functions during the year. OFFICERS President ....... Steele Gregory Vice-President . . . Marion Minor Secretary ..... . Harold Chambers Treasurer ....... . . Larry Boyd Sergeant-at-Arms ..... . . . Donnie Galloway Sponsor . . . . . . Mr. Bishop so 959 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Elmer Jackson, Claude Hoffmeyer, Bobby Stigall, Oliver Williams, Gayle Gregory, Linda Carter, Donnie Durham, Jean Paynter, Beverly Montgomery, Pat Bohon, Norma Furr, Marsha Whitehouse, Billy Vang, Betty Bateman, Katy Hartwell, Nancy Chambers, Charles Bandy, Lionel Rice. BACK ROW: Marion Minor, Warren Griffith, Jayne Harmon, Margorie Herndon, Franie Bailey, Marie Robinson, Larry Boyd, Charlotte Harmon, Doe Neikirk, Sam Comodari, Paul Camenisch, Linda Robinson, Dee Sanders, Julia Lenox, Diane Sandefur, Ann Lee Sullivan, Sue Wilson, Gale Holtzclaw, Joyce Poynter, James Harmon. Beta Club The Beta Club is a service club composed of those students who haveahigh scholastic standing. It was organized to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among high school students. One of our projects this year is the Kentucky Candy sale. It is our major project. In addition to this project the members check coats at the home basketball games. If the club is needed in any activities, the members are always glad to offer their services. OFFICERS President . . . . Sam Comodari Vice-President . . M8I'l0I'ie Hel'1'1d0f1 Secretary . . . .... Dee Sanders Treasurer , . . . Gale Holtzclaw Sponsgfg , . .. Mrs. Fitzpatrick 44 Mrs. Gilliam Xu. Xml, . 1 KN.:- D W.. E 'Vow WOPLD f 1 VM Log iaff 5- ? ,XL x ihdi Lggildf S TOP FRONT ROW SEATFD left to ...,, L, img? iq Rrblrt Enuly Kelly Jul1a Lenox Mrs Coeanonlrar Penny Carr Marrha Ann Acton SECOND ROW Patty Harmon Chenault Coclxrell Sue Welch Pzmy Young Pat Osborne Sue Slreene Charlene Mason Judy Taylor JoeG1bson Norma Statom ABSENT Mary Ann Teater pl .E Q-. U .A WA' H' EN ,.....a T ,Xl ,Ny BOTTOM FRONT ROW SEATED Left to R1ght Deanne Cooper Roland Cordell John Spath Mrs Cocanoubher Betty Marlowe Joseplune Guerrant Marle Gander STANDING SECOND ROW Wayne Lollls Sue Moore Joy New Fayola Galloway Roger Foster 1 l 'H ll ,rf PQ 5,41 sg-nur Shar Crmrv ---....,.r 1 'Hlg...,,h QQ qwsxnnwn- v--1 ia A A K5 . ' A - 1 or L O' Q 1 A . , . ,, . ' - .P 'if' , 4 li! ru. .1 u g Q9 if ,J . . ' i 'wifi ' iilfif . fy' A . ' 91,lf -1 - ' ' PM - ' ..., T ' f g Q - -' , bf: I L g I . 41 Wx f . v - . I E ufl , Q, . . ' I 1 Q - e , il 's f . 3:3 , i 4 M: Le , M T, .E Q T , 'M H X 1 ' f , T W I , ' , 5 ' I T 1 gory? be lk I .L 5 N 7 . , QYTFTV , I 1' X Y .6 X ' 1 , . f 4 UNIX K X wg v, ' 'H-I . . , 'y . ' y ' u w x U , 1 a ' 2 1 - 1 1 -. O ' I . . 3 . ' . ' . . : X , 1 4 X 5 YQ . ' Q I N ' . 4 A A X I I 4 l I : I 3 I U k ' , . A . , '1 - , : .A ' I 1 l D I I' 1,1 L v ' ..- ' K u M X ,. ,W - ,. f7S ' R W ,K .y ' V f.,-A Q , 0' .V 1 V 'r 'V V 4 'W C hp 3 .W K., ' 5 4, V '24 K I , . p H.. --4-fa-..,, f . , N X ..,. ..- 3 Or ,T . -- 3 - A 1 'S' , , . s ' ' ' C , nsnlumnnunrauuamv H' I , :, g mlykv .', f , 1:.dQl-LIVWU' MM- ' ' .1 V K l Qual A , - . 'l w- FIRST ROW: Sarter, Griffin, Ferrell, Vestermark, Cotton, Gearheart, Wood, Shanaman, Gideon, Moore, Furr, Johnson, Edwards. SECOND ROW: Neikirk, Horton, Wallace, Cross, Davis, Gum, Hudson, Williams, Statom, Gelwicks, Martin, Gammon, Young, Webber. THIRD ROW: Robinson, Swain, Hinkle, Gammon, Critchfield, Leigh, Edminston, Watson, Buster, Cox, Toombs,Cooper,Grubbs, Smock, Mrs. Moss. FOURTH ROW: Williams, Smith, Hammontree, Holtzclaw, Williams, Newby, Richardson, Cooper, Phillips, Arnall, Johnson, Stroud, Sandefur, Kries, Lenox, Hignight. FIFTH ROW: Saylor, Edwards, McG1one, Robertson, Terry, Wheeler, Smith, Tate, Akin, Caldwell, Owens, Halcomb, Brewsaugh, Perros. Y-Teens FIRST ROW: Bohon, Jefferies, Harmon, Hazelwood, Gover, Whitehouse, Weissinger, Webster, Cummins, Orndorff, Vestermark, Gearheart, Marlowe, Acton. SECOND ROW: Towles, Carr, Hartwell, Herndon, Horky, Gregory, Sally Sallee, Treasurer: Franie Bailey, Vice-President: Jacqueline Goggin, President: Bettie Bateman, Program Chairman: Gale Holtzclaw, Secretary: Guerrant, Sanders, Poynter, Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Norvell, Wilson, Bisofs, Montgomery, Oakes, Montgomery, Cress, Gadberry, Hill, Hogue, Robinson, Robinson, Gander, Litton, Harmon, Kelley, Boone, Robertson, Moore, Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Gilliam, Buren, Carter, Spoonamore, Crews, Sanders, Strong, Tate, Selby, Jester, Pritchett, Griffin, Poynter, Chambers, Cross, Spangler, Robertson. FIFTH ROW: Dadisman, Denney, Acton, Reed, Graves, Cooper, Young, McAllister, Potter, Curd, Lawhorn, Bohon, Z.achman,Sims, Hyde, Reeves, Steere, Holtzclaw, Lewis, Haggard. 4 ,A .A we A- A., t L ' ' ' FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Griffin, Williams, Dykes, lloskins, Vang,,Lester, Duncan, Gerlack, Foster Issac, Owens, Galloway. SECOND ROW: Carey, Richardson, Davis, Camcnish, Cockrell, Spoonamorc Swain, Wolford, Boyd, Saylor. THIRD ROW: Bandy, Alcorn, Spatli, Cordell, Colclough, Chambers, Miller Cooper, Gritton, Pittman, Enos. H'-Y Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sponsor, Mr. Bishop, Ferrell, Fitzpatrick, Davis, Stigall, Argenio, Rankin Gosney, Hays, Watson, Rankin, Gregory. SECOND ROW: Leigh, Griffith, Durham, Minor, Wright, Jackson Wise, Ross, Weissinger. THIRD ROW: Miller, Gibson, Shearer, Lollis, Pierce, Knight, Hoffmeder Gibson, Enos, Cox, McNamara. - ,I - ln' FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joy New, Lena Horton, Carol Williams, Sara Gale Gover, Sue Moore, Betty Marlowe, Marie Gander, Jean Poynter, Betty Weissinger, Charlene Mason, Jean McGuffey, Janice Gritton, Miss Mary Adams. SECOND ROW: Ruth Hinkle, Pat Johnson, Janet Owens, Ann Ferrell, Brilda Cox, Ruth Ransdell, Myrna Cooper, Morma Statom, Louise Boone, SandraSpangler, Betty Robertson, Vivian Haggard, Lyndall Akin. THIRD ROW: Barbara Hooper, Sara Steins, Teresa Davis, Lillian Hammontree, Cecelia Webber, Patsy Johnson, Joyce Gammon, Bonnie Preston, Joyce Poynter, Linda Carter, Jean Preston, Pat Perros. FOURTH ROW: Mary Wallace, Diane Cross, Phyllis Edwards, Carolyn Steere, Judy Taylor, Sue Welch, Lois Tucker, Nancy Chambers, Ann Abbott. F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization for girls who have taken Home Economics or are taking it now. F.H.A. gives girls a chance to become friends with girls of other chapters. Miss Mary L. Adams is the sponsor of the Home Economics Department this year. The classes have been on field trips and they have had different speakers this year. F.H.A. OFFICERS President ...... . . . Marie Gander First Vice-President . . . . . Jean Poynter Second Vice-President . . . . Carolyn Steere Secretary ....... .... S ue Moore Treasurer . . . Jean McGuffy Reporter ..... ..... J oy New Parliamentarian . . ........ Lena Horton Photographer . . . . . Betty Dean Weissinger Song Leader .... ..... S ara Gail Gover Recreation Leader . . . . . Janice Gritton Historian .... . . . Charlene Mason 48 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Moss, Towles, Jeffries, Harmon, Bailey, Cross, Guerrant, Kennedy, Sanders, Acton, Geele. SECOND ROW: Inlow, Bishof, Montgomery, Oakes, Montgomery, Cress, Gadbury, Hill, Hogue, Robinson, Robinson, Gander, Litton, Harmon, Goggin. THIRD ROW: Buren, Carter, Spoonamore, Mc- Allister, Potter, Curd, Strong, Tate, Selby, Wallace, Sallee, Curtz, Chambers. FOURTH ROW: Gibson, Boyd, Warren, Sanders, Gosney, Caswell, Lawhorn, Rubal,Rowbottom, Vang, Davis, Swain, Bohon, Ferrell, Foster, Ragona. Latin Club 6 FIRST ROW: Lollis, Minor, Gregory, Wlford, Hartwell, Wilson, Bateman, Sullivan, McGlone, Jackson. SECOND ROW: Cross, Gearhart, Horky, Bohon, Webster, Lewis, Cummins, Gearhart, Orndorff, Crews, Gilliam, Wheeler, Kelly, Ransdell, Brewsaugh. THIRD ROW: Reed, Young, Gover, Dadisman, Denny, Hyde, Hazelwood, Edmiston, Whitehouse, Graves, Halcomb, Sandefur, Kries. FOURTH ROW: Kreamer, Steere, Poynter, Sanders, Watson, Zachman, Acton, Poynter, Cooper, Holtzclaw, Reeves, Lenox, Holland, Shearan, Hensley, McCubbins, Hoskins, Owens, Cox, Baugher, Williams, Rice, Lister, Bandy. 49 FIRST ROW: Gerlach, Vang, Davis, Wright, Handsford, Owens, Lester, Hawn, Hoskins, Rankin, Woford, Ferrell. SECOND ROW: Stigall, Rankin, Gibson, Miller, Houchin, League, Cordell, Fow- ler, Cockrell, Gregory, Isacc. THIRD ROW: Enos, Eberts, Gritton, Cooper, Joyner, McNamara, Lollis, Pierce, Brock, Leathers. Jr. Fish And Game Club FIRST ROW Kirkland Strffall Morgan Warren Chumbly SE COND ROW Goldsun Coffman Bibb Hayes Argenro Watson Reardem THIRD ROW Leigh Gordon Sanders Cox Durham Baugher Kries OFFICERS Larry Dykes Larry Allen Ray Colclough Elmer Jackson SPONSORS Mr. Fitzpatrick Mr. Chapman Mr. Woford FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Hoskins, Williams, Harmon, Gritton. SECOND ROW: Swain, Jefferies,Cross, Thomas, Young, Gammon, New, Taylor, Gelwicks, THLRD ROW: Spoonamore, Cotton, Doolin, Kries, Hazel- wood, Horky, Action, Guerrant, Gregory. FOURTH ROW: Lollis, Ebberts, Carey, Miller, Griffin, Joyner, Owens, Pittman, Cordell, Enos, Woford. cience Club FIRST ROW: Boone, Kelley, Goggin, Harmon, Marlow, Gover, Kennedy, Webber, Geele, Herndon, Gearhart Robinson, Chambers. SECOND ROW: Lawhorn, Chambers, Bandy, Miller, Warren, Vang, Hansford, Brock Wright. THIRD ROW: Sanders, C. Enos, Cole, Davis, Pyles, Dykes, Mr. Taylor. 51 'if QA Xfiigf ' l , . , 1 C' P -PLM' ww. ww M up V 1-dip, . 4 fgifibg ' A 4f ' +vQ Sp 4. ' ' .4415 Q . H A ., ,.,,., W 1 4, A .1 ' 'ml' r 2 Q Q ' W4 ' 'E j if 4 . I I ' 1 y44 f ,4!i+,4 KNEELING, Left to Right: Doe Neikirk, Shirley Robertson, Carolyn Steere, SECOND ROW: Betty Marlowe, Myrna Coiper, Cecelia Webber, Norma Furr, Sally Sallee, Jackie Goggin, Virginia Hazel- wood, Brenda Swain, Patty Harmon, Mary Wallace, BACK ROW: Kenneth Pierce, Joe Gibson, Paul Camenisch, Charles Richardson, Marion Minor, Charles Bandy, Tommy Taylor, Mixed Chorus and lee Club KNEELING, Left to Right: Mary Hogue, Carroll Robinson, Londa Gideon. BACK ROW: Florence Newby, Thelma Robinson, Laurabell Strong, Brilda Cox, Pat Inlow, Carolyn Chisolm, Kathy Cross, ,ff ' .wr 4 A r 3 . ' we 'x , ff,,,. 'M on ta? my - U W., Y WT... ,W- 1 Y,--N il l GW ff f......-Y.,.... .,.. 'X V57 -Q.. 1 . D.H.S. Band BAND SPONSOR - Penny Carr H DRUM MAJOR - Lionel Rice BANJO DHMCTOR - Don Hacker 'fgwulfifl Wynn. K :L Fmvx 3 Y far , . . N ga Q N-K f E 1, f, ,W Wy W, Y l .f- fn I Afhleh s 'V , -,. .. ,.-,QQ - - -1z,f-'lilly'-:'4-' 'A ' N 63-'aa see'g::wH'L f- s.'4fj t A 3 '+ 2, L- X K f 'sw , x 4' f 'E Ii if K. A V . K , JJ X. 9' 'xv I w 'wh-rf 'Qt'-K .T lil ,..--- ' .. ,V 9 1 g w,,,.1, ggffvry .V ' ,z ,f He I Salk' . ' n 1 fs' r ff s v ,Q R , ik ,, fl. rw Il' .- faqs' ...f 1...- ...-1 ,fi I 2 Z , f , X J ., K' , 5 . S95 XJR 1 . ' ifgfa-1535 , E' r if 'A T J 1 if A 'J X M I Q X ,Q 1 rn 1 ff 4 J Li ROGER FOSTER JACKIE SeI1i0l' Fullback STANEY SAYLOR Senior Halfback JERRY RANKIN JIMMY COOPER Honorable Mention Senior Halfback Junior Halfback Senior Guard All State of f f ,I ,.. J! J .1 A ,' i ff ,Z I 5 ni- V ' Y WAYNE LOU-IS BOBBY MILLER DONNIE GALLOWA Y . Senior Halfback 5 ' T kl BENNY I JAMES MILLION Semomuafd emo' ac C Junior Halfback Senior I ? I I KENNETH PIERCE BENNY GARR WARREN GRIFFITH CLYDE WISE TOMMY TAYLOR Junior End Senior End Junior Center Sophomore Halfback Junior Halfoack Ji 7 J ff ERNIE MACE Senior Tackle Honorable Mention A11 State MARION MINOR ELMER JACKSON Junior -Hal fback Sophomore Quarterback Letfermen ,X EW .fl A u X , ILLY RANKIN Sophomore Guard -. HAROLD CHAMBERS WALLY MILLER Junior End Junior Halfback JACK LEAGUE Honorable Mention Senior Guard A11 State ,T K . LARRY BOYD Junior End I JUDDY KNIGHT Junior Quarterback Honorable Mention All State fxi I .K 3' JERRY JOYNER Junior Tackle f ,I ' X 1 ' 7' 1 w I iw W SAM MC NAMARA Senior Center Honorable Mention All State 1 x ff s A 1 BOBBY Senior Guard JAMES SPOONAMORE Senior Tackle FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Coach Jim Pickens, Dykes, Trainer, Boyd, Rimstidt, O. Mace, Hoffmeyer Wilder,Joyner, B. Rankin, Stigall, Lay, J'.Rankin,Sa1lee, Ross, Durham, Manager. SECOND ROW: Wright Managerg Gritton, Jackson, Wise, Lester, Pierce, Miller, Taylor, Grifffith, Cooper, Lollis, W. Miller Spoonamore, Assistant Coach, Leon Kingsolver. THIRD ROW: Griffin, Minor, McNamara, Knight, E. Mace Foster, Saylor, Chambers, League, Galloway, Million. D.H.S. Football Team COACHES W 'iii' Z 'X ,J-ef' .Tim Pickens . . . .... Head Coach I-3011 KUISSOIVGI' . . . . . Assistant Coach SCORES Danville 25 Thompkinsville 7 Danville 26 Harrodsburg 0 Danville 32 Elkhorn O Danville 25 Henry Clay 14 Danville 14 Madison Model 20 Danville 26 Knox Central O Danville 13 Corbin 14 Danville 6 Shelbyville 13 Danville 12 Ashland O Danville 0 Manual 23 Danville 6 Highlands 20 VARSITY CWhiteJ, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Juddy Knight, Claude Hoffmeyer, Warren King, Warren Griffith, Curtis Lynn. SECOND ROW: Larry Dykes, Harold Chambers, Clyde Wise, Walter Miller, Marion Minor. B TEAM, THIRD ROW: Roland Whitley, Buddy Salee, David Hansford, Roger Tully, Paul Bowman. FOURTH ROW: Cecil Terhune, Mickie Howard, Jimmy Goode, Elmer J acksoh, Orville Mace. D.H.S. Basketball Team BASKETBALL COACH Mr. Leon Kingsolver vc: 5 TEAM Lancaster Anderson County Junction City Adair County Parksville Harrodsburg Madison Model Hazel Green Nicholasville Anderson County Russell County Henry Clay Madison Central Versailles Lafayette Mercer County Bardstown Shelbyville Harrodsburg Elkhorn Monticello Per ryville Parksville SCORES WE 73 41 40 56 44 73 56 64 59 42 58 45 76 61 58 71 68 74 73 55 60 45TH DISTRICT 67 55 THEY 26 29 43 81 63 55 64 57 32 46 66 59 69 40 76 47 53 72 66 61 66 28 57 WARREN KING Sophomore Guard HAROLD CHAMBERS Juruor Center CLYDE WISE Sophomore Guard Iuruor Forward Jumor Guard Iuruor Forward Lett er m e n CLAUDE HOFFMEYER Sophomore Forward WALLY MILLER IUDDY KNIGHT Juruor Guard Iuruor Forward LARRY DYKES Senior Guard CURTIS LYNN MARION MINOR WARREN GRIFFITH FRONT ROW, Left to Right: fTeam Whitey Billy Hainsworth, Earl Vanlflook, Bobby Leigh, Larry Boyd, Benny Lester, Jerry Rankin, Roger Foster, Sandy Woford, Orville Mace, Marion Minor, Billy Rankin, Cecil Terhune, John Stigall. BACK ROW: Larry Gorden, Ray Lester, James Goode, Jeff Baugher, Jerry Jorner, Juddy Knight, Clive Enos, Ray Colclough, Joe Gibson, Jimmy Miller, Gary Ross, Rodger Ross. D.H.S. Track Team LEON KINGSOLVER Track Coach Lebanon 4 Crab Orchard 3 Bate 2 Parksville 2 66 SCORES REGIONAL C. K. C. Saint Joe 68 112 Danville 2 Danville 50 112 M. M. I. Bardstown 16 Henry Clay Old Kentucky Home 9 Somerset 12 1f2 Springfield 9 Paris Junction City 9 Harrodsburg Rosenwald 6 Georgetown s - :A Q 'VS . I Ray Colclough 41, 9 V, ,. ,flnfm HN. .N . K 4 x Juddy Knight 4 Orville Mace VH L FRONT ROW, Left to Right Kenneth Nelson Ronald Cole Bobby Preston Donnie Durham Johnny Durham Fred Wilder BACK ROW Assistant Coach Perry Moore Johnny Freeman, Harold Chambers Clyde Wise Warn1eK1ng Jack League Claude Hoffmeyer, Kenneth Pierce Elmer Jackson Coach Jim Pickens D.H.S Baseball Team Henry Clay Versailles I-Iarrodsburg Springfield Springfield Mercer Co. Madison Model Anderson Co. Mercer Co. Junction City Lancaster Harrodsburg Camp Dick Shelbyville STANDING: Harold Hoskins, David Enos, Juddy Knight, Sam McNamara, Harold Harmon, John Rimstidt, Mitch Ferrell, Chenault Cockrell. KNEELING: Ross Kreamer, Joe Davis, John Hill Bailey. D.H.S. Golf Team MATCHES THAT WE WON: Lebanon Somerset Springfield Paris Elkorn MATCHES THAT WE LOST: U. K. Freshmen Paintsville Regional Champs For 3rd Straight Year Coach John E. Robinson Professional Golfer, Robert Phillips FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Farris Mason, Micky Howard, Logan Spoonamore, Dick Smith, Jeff Baugher, David Weissinger, Tommy Webber, Luther Mason. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Miller, Joe Gibson, Cecil Terhune, Jimmy Lollis, John Stigall, Allen McBee, Jack Gibson, Ronnie McOibbins. BACK ROW: Murel Clark, Ken Whitehouse, Billy Coffey, Gene Smith, Ray Lester, Rodger Tully. J.V. Football J.V. Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Captain Martha Ann Wood, Betty Bohon, Sandra Norvell. 11313313 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Rodger Tully, Paul Kreamer, Merle Clark, Cecil Terhune Harry Terrill, Micky Howard, Jack Cody, Gene Smith, Tommy Webber, BACK ROW Buddy Sallee, Gayle Bibb, John Denton, Ballard Robinson, Jeff Baugher, Jimmy Miller Billy Coffey, Tom Hensley. J.V. Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: Lee Selby, Susie Gearhart, Brenda Watson. -1g -Q 5 mf Bathing Beauty Just Plain The Country Club Set How about you? napshots Tough! Slumbering? When we were younger Relaxed? 72 VX X .4 wk? Features SARAH LEE YOUNG LITERARY AWARD Esther Geele HONORARY MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Paul Camenisch ff' YW' IOURNALISM AWARD John Spath, Penny Carr COMMERCIAL AWARD Linda Robinson Awards YEARBOOK AWARD Steele Gregory, David Enos EUGENLA YOUNG HISTORY AWARD Steve Swain BAUSCH Sc LOMB SCIENCE AWARD Paul Camenisch OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORES HARVARD BOOK AWARD BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP Claude Hoffmeyer Harold Chambers AWARD Gayle Gregory Gail Holtzclaw, Steele Gregory Day HALL OF FAME Paul Camenisch ANCHOR DEDICATION Dee Sanders Mr, Harry Fitzpatrick STUDENT COUNCIL HONOR PIN RECIPIENTS Charles Richardson Sam Comodari Steele Gregory Stanley Saylor Dee Sanders Paul Camenisch Harold Chambers Larry Boyd Francis Ann Bailey Marion Minor Marjorie Herndon Jayne Harmon Jcan Poynter Bobby Stigall Claude Hoffmeyer Clive Enos Elmer Jackson 75 jr -L r ,E . grim bs i 14' I w-... 'w-., The All-Sports Banquet BQ SAMMY MC NAMARA Best Sportsmanship ffootballj DONNIE GALLOWAY Best Off6HS1V6 Blocker STANLEY SAYLOR Best Defenslve Player ROGER FOSTER Most Valuable Player ffootbally HAROLD CHAMBERS Most Valuable Player fbasketballj V91 in 'x f 5:1 3 FRESHMAN FLOAT SOPHOMORE FLOAT JUNIOR FLOAT Homecoming Parade SENIOR FLOAT WINNING FLOAT CANDIDATES FOR QUEEN: BELOW M.-0212. .fHi'aQ!Y. v0f LC'iML'l'5 ww VESTERMAQK on Q If m'?f L 1 K , ' Ln ' ,,,,,: ,L 4, 'Z Q WF 4? V fs- fr ,Y 1,5 wap ,sw A f, 5'W'P8-we .1 ,X qw ,ig ifffxz ex 'ff if 'Mx 'fx 2 sif! fu 4 :5'f sw YQ, ' fs fx .. K,--H , fv g wzf, .,fg',.' '-' ,. - 'f:..:' ' '. 1 5 K W .2 '- ai 1 ff .M - f , 3, ' .f H, 1,,,.Se -.:,,1,,'if3 -' ff' f Q'-Mzixx-'Fm N 4 2- E, A li , F 'Q.:f,,,, 5 V, I., Y 5 ' f- 5 -.f-334,22 , Q'-3 I . 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IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 1958 Q' The adie Hawki ns Dance THE D,H,S, KEY CLUB lust for the HECK of it' ,fi s,,,, M 100 6 ? 2 8 We c hu, gs o ' n 4 Q Sv s I Sq, 21 1 U I 32 6 I7 I I I 1 6 28 2 2? I3 I3 9 30 2, J IJ J 10 '6 s SVG is XX e5 'L X0 vb 'W' X 9 Xi' .39 90' 'fi Xb ix SM' fl X11 ,tb ,xx I 6 B XX ,XL ,ig 9 Q. QX yy fl .29 .tb X9 :ft 0 -5 4 wg' as 'w '21 n 5 . s 5 ' s 1 a We n lm, 'S 'I ui is-., 3 I -xg Q . .I .lp S ' gr -' 1 . M00 7 ' ' X S 15- 1 2 3 'd T A ' 9 .1 FU 16 I I S If If I I J 6 I 21 2 I 19 ' f , I' ff 1 gr 20 I, 1 2? 22 2 8 29 so The SEPTEMBER 5 School opened with students walking into the auditorium to find out their slave masters for the coming year. 6 Football season opens with Danville beating Tomkinsville 25-7. Jackson scores two touchdowns and admits that he is a sure bet for all-state. .Tack The Toe League socres one out of four attempts for an extra point. 7 I ack practices on extra points. 13 Danville bests Hogtown 26-0. League succeeds in making one of three conversions. 14 League works harder. 20 Danville - 32 Eldhorn - 0, as Wise joins the All-State team with the superior Jackson by running two touchdowns. League again hits one out of three and complains about no blocking. 27 Big Blues down Henry Clay 25-14. League hits one for four and complains about bad passes from center. 28 Six beauties of the freshman and sophomore classes are voted J. V. Cheerleaders. OCTOBER 2 Lollis enrolls. 4 Madison 20, Danville 14, Danville's first loss as the coaches decide to work the pass second- aryl! Wonder why??? First big dance is held by Mrs. Lollis 's horne- room. 11 Danville Bounces back into the victory column by beating Know Central 26-O. League's toe is retired. 14 Beta Club members are inducted. Oliver Williams finally makes it. 18 D.l-l.S. halls are gloomy as the Big Blue loses to Corbin 14-13. Program is given by the F.l-l.A. on U.N. Day. 25 Shelbyville 13, Danville 6. Chambers is first to score on Shelbyville in -57. Harold promptly called the coach at Oklahoma and reported that he is ready. Homecoming parade with Seniors winning top honors. Sue Moore is the Homecoming Queen. 24 NOVEMBER 1 Big Blue downs Ashland 12-O. 2 Lollis comes to school. 8 Manual 23, Danville 0. CBad reffsj 15 Danville in Rotary Bowl and places second to Highlands 20-6. 16 Len Carl Soc Hop in D.H.S. SYTII. 20 Student body contributes way over the goal in the Charity Chest drive. Lollis's homeroom wins again. 24 Galloway pops the question. 30 Galloway sobers up. Calendar DECEMBER 1 J. M. blows up another chicken. 6 We beat Lancaster to open the basketball season. 10 Anderson 49 Danville 41 14 Junction City 4-3 Danville 40 17 Adair County 81 Danville 56 Christmas program by the Mixed Chorus and Glee Club. 5 20 Ads prove to be consistent as they drop their fourth in a row by losing to Parksville 63-45. QR ff' 6 -tv 3 K e Ned X Q2 Sr u . A 5 x 29 ol' ' -3 YA 'Z X A xg, 3 X O X0 XS. .26 21 +11 N ' . fy ' Q ' A 6 2- f, 'I X3 X is ZX xi Z 'A LZ s' .So n . X - JANUARY L 29 2 School opensg Bootleggers business ruined. 3 Ads bread losing streak by thumping Hogtown 73-55. 5 Hoskins released from DarnellafterChrist- mas holidays. He complained of seeing a man in a red suit on Christmas eve. 7 Madison gameg we lose 65-56. 9 Lollis returns to school. 10 Danville beats Hazel Green Bu1Jfrogs 64- 57. D.H.S. students noticed sympathy toward the visiting team by Mr. Rawlings. 14 Danville 59 Nicholasville 32. Mace thought the game was away and went to Nicholasville. An odd error don't you think'??? 17 Ads lose to Anderson. 21 Ads lose to Russel County 24 Ads lose to Henry Clay. 28 Minor scores TWO as Danville downs Mad- ison Central 76-69. Minor got the Big Un. 31 Danville 61 Versailles 40. Wise was confused with their signals. Do you remem- ber Tarzan, C1yde?? FEBRUARY 4 Lafayette game. 6 Lollis staggers to schooL Danville beats Mercer County 71-47. 7 Delys seemed to notice a certain boy from Mercer County, didn't you Delys? 11 Danville 68 Bardstown 53. Warren G. breaks ankle. Now Barbara has him all the time. A nasty break, eh, Barbara!!! F.H.A. Civil Defense Program. 14 Danville 74 Shelbyville 72. Chambers gets four-star ., 70 fe rr w ,Q 1.9 ? I ,401- -36 '90 ,I YY 2 ' -?y 9, 1.3 9 8 W -yb 99 3.2 I? I 3, 2? t-fi uf X player of the week, and promptly tells the Hawks he is ,Ma W Ay ready to sign. Ma, 1 ' P1 8 9 A 15 Valentine Dance. Sv' , 5 X5 16 Chambers is refused: he reports to Celtics. A ai. 3 xg, X t 22 18 Ads thump Hogtown again 13-66. 2 5 X X V2 20 gt Key Club Anchor kickoff. Faculty seems to be all 9 30 W a 28 1: shook. X -I X8 0 6 2 5 K 22 Elkhorn game. if' 23 25 Monticello game. 87 23 24' N 1, x .0 Mon Tue W . ed 2 Thur 1 3 , FU :ip my 'Elf I J. an I. l -26 gs 21 92, ' 21: 29 11' A 1 v X6 :LX C1 X9 7:5 9 'il o - 'b X50 'ZX 29 Z qfb u 9,1 UI sv' Q0 1. -00 N h we .5 0 xl 'L 9 X9 wi' x 9 X 1 vb, me 91 5 X -za Su n Mon ru e we 4 5 d rn., Fr, I 1 6 1 , 1- . 7 2 Sq' I 1 . an 3 1 Lf 8 5 , 4 0 1 525 26 20 2' I5 I ' 23 29 2f 21 30 3lL MARCH 2 Spring has sprung: fall has fell and Lollis comes to school. 5-7 District tourney. We lost to Parksville. 12 A. Rogona plans skulduggery with a loaded locker. 13 School is dismissed temporarily because LM. ran down the hall yelling, I did it, I did it, I did it. 15 Tom Spragan, A. Ragona, Mr. Wofford meet????? 19 Thornburg opens Teen Talks. 21 League buys new ash tray for car. Will rest of car next year. 26 Martin gives second Teen Talk. 31 Chambers and Wise break engagement. APRIL 2 Lollis comes to school in order to hear his Dad give the Third Teen Talk. 3 Student body hears Princeton, Ind. Band. 3 Regional Music at Richmond. 3 Danville '59 football squad 20, Rams 0, Baaal Baaal 4 HEIPPY Birthday, Clyde! 9 Whitaker gives Teen Talk. 16 Compton gives Teen Talk. 18 Student Council President Election Hoffmeyer wins. 21 Varsity Cheerleader Election. TheStudent body makes better choice after the election on the 18th. 30 Teen Talk by Lamb. MAY 2 Lollis returns to school. 4 Wise receives drivers permit. Streets cleared. 9 Track team 2nd in Regional. 10 Baseball team lst in District. ll Gregory parks convertible under tree full of birds. 12 Gregory buys new convertible. 14 Lollis has lorg talk with Mr. Rawlings. Tries to find out what classes he has. 14 Camenisch and Sullivan announced as Co-V aledictorians. 23 Track team wins CKC. 24 Seniors go to Cumberland Falls on a picnic? 25 Baccaleaurate and Senior week begin. 27 Class night, everybody gets blasted. 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