Deming High School - Devil Yearbook (Mount Olivet, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

Dear Miss Leggett and Miss Case, To you we dedicate this book. We hope t'will put a smile upon the face Of each of you at every look. Smiles of wonder, Smiles of praise, At some good deed of ours So rare it did amaze. 'L9 Sponsor As we laugh and ponder O'er cherished days long past; It makes us stop and wonder How you made your patience last. m 50 Sponsor Soon we'll leave the To seek our fortunes With here a tear and We'll meet life with hall of Deming High in the world, there a sigh hope unfurled. But 'er we leave We ask you to receive This one small token Of our gratitude unspoken. Senior Class - 1950 cn iw n r James W. Colvin Superintendent ROW CWE: Harry E. Meacham, Principal Anna Mae Massey, Truant Officer Sara M. Leggett, Mathematics ROW TWO: W. B. Hughes, Agriculture Fairce Woods, Social Science June Kitson, English HOW THREE: Rachel Butler, Social Studies Sue Dodson, Math and English Lucille Sandifer, 6th Grade ROW FOUR: Geraldine Louderback, 5th Grade Carrie Brumagem, 4th Grade Virginia Overbey, 3rd Grade ROW FIVE: Eloise Hitt, 2nd Grade Irene Galbraith, 1st Grade u:- President: Foster Ogden V. President: Jane Linville § Secretary: Ida Katheryn McDowell Treasurer: Martha Dean Mitchell Bditor-in-C hi ef: Rosena Craig Assistant Editor: William Wood AN ASSISTANT, WHO WOULD BE GOOD, WAS NO OTHER THAN SHADRACK WOOO. W . € They needed pictures, sure enough, And ruby’s the girl to proouce the stuff PATSY AND PAUL tell their fortune to you; AND WHO CAN TELL .IT MIGHT COME TRUE. jane and Kathryn Jane will surely fino, A WAY TO BRING THEIR PAST TO MIND. Foster and wilburn aren’t past or prophetic; INSTEAD, THEY RECORD ALL THINGS ATHLETIC. WHEN THE SENIORS LEAVE, WHERE WILL THEIR BELONGINGS GO? JEANETTE AND ALVIN WILL LET YOU KNOW. norma and Harold collect snapshots of those Who’ve attended dear Deming. Who they are no one knows. To edit the news of the eight different classes are Betty, ruby and Charlotte; intelligent lasses. MARGIE AND IDA PROCLAIM SOMETHING WISE; (TO EACH MERCHANT, IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE . CONNIE, THE ACTIVITIES WILL GET IN LINE, She’ll let you know where the stars did shine . This group, working on the annual staff, HAVE HAD A GOOD TIME AND MANY A LAUGH. JOAN KITSOB SOS I C i Most studious Patsy Rowena Linvilie Pat Pep Club 2 Glee Club 1 Speech Club 3,1 T-Teen 2 Ruby Jane Watson Rube Pep Club 2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Speech Club 3f4 I-Teen 2 'SO Connie Insko Constance Cheerleader 1,2 Pres. Class 1 Speech Club U Ky. Girls State 3 Tiniest Janie Jeanette Garrison Jenny Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Y-Teen 1,2 Cheerleader 4 e o Alvin Asbury Hester Sues Basketball 1,2,3,4 Pres, of Class 2 Most Mysterious 0 0 Most Co-operative Kathryn Jane Merrill Kay Jay Pep Club 1,2 Y-Teen 1,2 Glee Club 1,2 C J Nelson Wayne Hester Gabby F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Basketball Mgr. 4 Jr. Conservation Club 3 The Ladies' Man 9 Most Unique Charlette Henson Charlie Y-Teen 2 Speech Club 3,4 Pep Club 2 c ? Billy Carol Ashcraft Pusley Jr. Conservation Club 3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Speech Club 4 Most Mischievous 9 Most Innocent Harold Wayne Barns Sooner Basketball 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Jr. Conservation Club 3 V, Pres, of Class 3 cv Norma Rose Henson Norm Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Y-Teen 1,2 Speech Club 4 Most Romantic The Hill Billy William Robert Wood Shad Basket ball 1,2,3,4 Jr. Conservation Club 3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Darktown Poker Club 3,4 CV3 Sarah Joyce Brierly Shadow Glee Club 1,2 Horae Ec. 1,3 Cinn.,Ohio Girls B.B. 2, Cinn., Ohio Friendliest Paul Allen Wells P.A. Pres. F.F.A. 4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Jr. Conservation Club 2, f- co Ida Katheryn McDowell Kate Sec. of Class 4 Cheerleader 1,3,4 Sec. of Student Council 4 Speech Club 4 Most Henpecked Peppiest C J  Most Fastidious Ellen Jane Linvilie Jane V.Pres. Class 4 Y-Teen 1,2 Student Council 4 Pep Club 2 ro Foster Clinton Ogden Foss Pres. Class 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Pres. Student Council 4 F.F.A. Reporter 4 Longest o 0 Martha Dean Mitchell Marty Class Treasurer 3,4 Pep Club 2 Speech Club 2 Glee Club 2 co Holmes Wilburn Whaley Speedy F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Darktown Poker Club 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Most Loyal Speediest Quietest Betty Belle Wood Betsy 4-H Club 1 Glee Club 1,2,3' Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Y-Teen 1 CKp Ralph Clay Sims Remus F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club Treasurer 4 Jr. Conservation 3,4 CLASS HISTORY ON SEPTEMBER 16, 1946, THIRTY-FIVE FRESHMEN PLANTED THE SEED OF LEARNING THAT WAS TO DEVELOP INTO THE FRUIT OF KNOWLEDGE. MR. HUGHES, CULTIVATOR, HELPED US TO SINK OUR ROOTS DEEP INTO THE FERTILE SOIL OF TEXTBOOKS. IN our Sophmore year our number had decreased to twenty ElGHT,BECAUSE OF THE HARDSHIPS AND DROUGHT IN THE FIELD OF KNOWLEDGE. STILL DECREASING AT THE BEGINNING OF OUR JUNIOR YEAR, TWENTY-SIX OF US HAD SURVIVED BECAUSE OF THE ABLE, ASSISTANCE AND EVERLASTING SUNSHINE OF OUR TEACHERS. HIGHLIGHTING OUR JUNIOR YEAR WAS OUR CLASS PLAY. HAVING MADE THE GRADES AND CREDITS, TWENTY-THREE OF US TOOK THE DISTINGUISHED TITLE SENIOR . AS WE SAY GOOD-BYE TO OEM ING High, WE, AS SENIORS OF 1950, WISH TO LEAVE THIS THOUGHT WITH THE REMAINING MEMBERS: WHEN TESTS ARE MANY AND CREDITS ARE FEW, REMEMBER WE SENIORS WERE ONCE NUTS LIKE YOU. JANE linville KATHRYN J. MERRILL SENIOR CLASS WILL we, the Seniors of Oeming High School, being of sound mind, hereby declare this our last will and testament. To the Faculty, we leave our sincere thanks and deep appreciation for the many hours of toil they have spent on us, with the wish that their hopes and dreams for us will materialize and we will live up to their highest EXPECTATIONS. To THE JUNIORS WE LEAVE OUR BELOVED HOME ROOM ANO ALL THE NOTES THEY FIND WITHIN. Billy Ashcraft wills his dates with Beverly mcElwee to Gene Browning. Jane linville wills her wavy bangs to Joyce Massey. Patsy Linville wills her ability to make good grades to Betty gill. Bessie Robinson wills her brains to Betty mcConnel. Bettye Wood wills her ability of talking fast to Bobby McDowell. Ralph ims wills his curly hair to •Tack linville. WILLIAM WOOD WILLS HIS BIG FEET TO BuD CLARK ANO HIS A-BILITY TO MAKE MONEY ON THE SIOE TO MR. HUGHES. Foster Ogden wills the arch of his famous picot shot to wayne Graves. Wilburn Whaley wills his membership to the 'dark Town Poker club to jake Poe. Harold Burns and norma Rose will their lovers Corner to Marilyn miller and jimmy Poe. $of -j CONNIE INSKE WILLS HER PLEASANT DISPOSITION AND SWEET smile to Pasty Ruth linville. helson Hester wills his job as basketball manager to GRANT PayNTER. Ruby watson wills her height to Betty henoerson. Kathryn Merrill wills her ability to get algebra to RALPH HESTER. Rosena craig wills her ability to make speeches to •Tootie Elwood Linville. Paul wells wills his good looks to Joyce Craig. Alvin Hester wills his 1929 Ford to MR. Meacham in case his Ford breaks down. ida K. McDowell wills her front seat on a certain school bus to lelia Rose Clark. Joyce Brierly wills her romance with ■Shad wood to Barbara Cleaver. Jeanette garrison wills her dimples to Bobby case. Martha Mitchell wills her temper to Ramona myers. Charolette henson wills her chewing gum to R. harber. Jeanette Garrison Alvin Hester The first to arrive was Foster Ogden, basketball coach OF THE FAMOUS KENTUCKY WlLOCATS. Next to arrive was Martha Mitchell. She is spending her TIME TRAVELING OVER THE UNITED STATES—SOMETHING SHE ENJOYS—SHE USED TO SPENO HER TIME TRAVELING IN OEMING. Billy Ashcraft and Ralph Sims told us of their sucdess-ful business in the “hilltop Oiary near the famous city OF KENTENTOWN. MR. AND MRS. HAROLO BURNS, THE FORMER NORMA HENSON, ARE NEW OWNERS OF BLACK HILL HATCHERY. RAISING CHICKENS???? That's not all, 3 babies, too. JEANETTE GARRISON WAS ALL SMILES, SHE HAD FINALLY REACHED HER GOAL----A WOMAN, Ruby Watson, William  Shao wood, and Wilburn ■hammer Whaley arrived one hour late after giving their annual CONCERT OF THE DaRKTOWN POKER CLUB AT CARNEGIE HALL in new York City. Maoamoselle robinson arrived from Paris, France yesterday TO ATTEND THE CONVENTION. MARGIE NOW HAS HER OWN SALONE AND IS AN INTERNATIONAL DRESS DESIGNER. Paul wells came with gooo news of being the prouo papa OF TRIPLETS. KATHERYN MERRILL HAO NOT LEFT OEMING. SHE IS NOW THE COMMERCIAL TEACHER THERE. Ay « V N JANE llNVILLE TOLO US OF HER EXPERIENCES ON THE BLUE LICK AIRLINES. STEWARDESS MRS. BRUCE INSKE (CONNIE MASSEY) NOW LIVING IN FOSTER Chapel neighborhood is busy in her home making. CHARLETTE HENSON,NOW RESIDING IN B|_UE LlCKS,WAS BROUGHT BY HER CHAUFFEUR JAMES, NOT IN A BulCK, BUT A LIMOUSINE. Alvin Hester arrived from Detroit, Michigan, where he is TOP MANAGER OF THE DETROIT PONTIAC ASSOCIATION. ROSENA CRAIG ARRIVED FOR A TWO WEEKS VACATION AFTER RECEIVING HER PH.D. FROM GEORGE PEABODY COLLEGE IN TENNEE-SEE, BEFORE FURTHERING HER EDUCATION IN EUROPE. JOYCE BlRERLY, ART TEACHER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ClNN-CI NATI , AND IDA K. MCDOWELL, DANCE INSTRUCTOR AT ARTHUR MURRAY'S STUDIOS, CAME BY PLANE TO THE MT. OLIVET AIRFIELD TO ATTENO THE EVENT. PATSY LlNVILLE, DIRECTOR OF TELEPHONE OPERATORS, CAME IN HER NEW LINCOLN FROM DAYTON TO BE WITH HER FRIENDS. Several of the seniors, having indigestion after the HUGE DINNER, WERE GIVEN FIRST Aid BY BETTY WOOD, NURSE AT ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL, LEXINGTON. Each of us enjoyed the reunion, bringing back old experiences AND FUN SPENT AT DEM ING--A PLACE THAT WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. Patsy Linville Paul Allen wells NEWSLETTER THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE CONVENED POR ITS EIGHTY-FIRST SESSION LAST WEEK AT MT. OLIVET, THE LOCATION OF THE NEW STATE CAPITOL WHICH STANDS ON THE FORMER SITE OF DEM ING HIGH SCHOOL. LAST YEAR THE LEGISLATURE APPROPRIATED MONEY WHICH WAS USED TO ERECT A NEW SCHOOL BUILDING ON FLEMING ST., FORMERLY THE PROPERTY OF MR. AND MRS. RAY DRYDEN, THE SCHOOL PROPERTY AND SURROUNDING RESIDENCES ARE NOW KNOWN AS EDUCATED ACRES, ONE OF MT. OLIVET'S SUBURBAN SECTIONS. The house was calleo to order by dr. E. G. browning, who IS SERVING THE SECONO YEAR OF HIS TERM(?)..,.AS REPRESENTATIVE. HE HAD vSOME DIFFICULTY IN MAINTAINING ORDER BECAUSE REP. HENDERSON (LOUDMOUTH) INSISTED THAT REP. HEDGES HAD HER DESK. AS RESULT OF THE (AHEM. ) FIGHT REP. HEDGES LOST TWO TEETH AND A HANDFUL OF HAIR. AFTER SOME TIME, ORDER WAS RESTORED AND READING CLERK J. N. Linville called the roll. rep. Burns was marked absent BECAUSE SHE WAS NAPPING. REP. CRAIG (JUICY, THAT IS) ... CHAIRMAN OF THE DOG-CATCHER COMMITTEE, INTRODUCED A BILL PROVIDING THAT ALL WOMEN OVER THIRTY WEAR LOW-HEELED SHOES. THE REASON FOR THIS WAS TO PREVENT WOMEN FROM DECEIVING MEN. JUST BEFORE OR. BROWNING CALLEO FOR A REPORT FROM THE FINANCE COMMITTEE, THE CHAIRMAN, REP. MASSEY HAO TO RUN OVER TO THE SENATE ANO GET HER PENCIL WHICH SOMEONE HAD BORROWED. But in due time, the report was given and itseems THAT THE HOUSE IS IN THE RED . when dr. Browning called for a vote on abill to appropriate MONEY TO BUILD A GLUE FACTORY IN MT. OLIVET, LEGISLATORS M. E. STEWART, K. B. DRYDEN ANO B. A. CLEAVER WERE STILL HAVING A HEATED DISCUSSION ON THE MATTER BECAUSE THE FACTORY WOULD BE TOO CLOSE TO THE APARTMENT THEY SHARED. THEY WERE OVERRULED BY A LARGE MAJORITY. tr S' K I During intermission, rep. r. w. Hester was discovered lobby ing . he was trying to persuade lesiglators v. w. Dryden AND IIL THOMAS TO VOTE FOR THE BILL INTRODUCED BY JUICY . NO SOONER HAD THE SESSION BEEN RESUMED THAN LELI A WHEARY, OFFICIAL BOUNCER (PARDON ME) SARGEANT-AT-ARMS HAD TO EXTRICATE REPRESENTATIVES ORME AND P. R. LlNVILLE FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT. AS THIS REPORTER STROLLED OVER TO THE SENATE, WHO SHOULD SHE MEET BUT GOV. N. E. UNVILLE, WHO WAS ON HIS WAY TO ADDRESS THE SENATE ON EDUCATION'S ENEMIES CHILOREN . AS WE WALKED IN THE DOOR LlEUT. GOV, 0. B. JONES WAS ENDEAVORING TO BRING THE SENATE TO ORDER WITH THE AID OF DALE (MUSCLES) MCCONNELL, WHO WAS RECENTLY ELECTED SARGEANT-AT-ARMS. SEN. WHEELER CALLED THE ROLL AND EVERYONE WAS PRESENT EXCEPT SENATORS E. D. DRYOEN, R. N. COLE AND P. A. STEWART, WHO WERE IN CONFERENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT. Sen. l. R. Clark surprisingly introduced a bill to lower the salaries of senators. senators Myers and Constance Craig also CAUSEO A DISTRUBANCE. SEN. MCCONNELL HAD TO RESCUE SEN. MYERS FROM SEN. CRAIG WHO WAS MENACINGLY WAVING A CHAIR OVER HER HEAD. Sen. Overbey, fed up with the whole situation, made a motion FOR ADJOURNMENT SO SHE COULD FINISH HER NAP. AFTER MY MOST INTERESTING VISIT, I CONCLUDE THAT ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE ARE OUTSTANDING CITIZENS ANO ASSURE US OF GOOD GOVERNMENT. v-O JUNIOR CLASS Pres. Vivian Dryden Sec. Ramona Hyera V. Pres. Owen Jones Treas. Logan Louderback Sponsor: W. B. Hughes CLASS ROSTER Hilda Bums Gene Browing Lelia Rose Clark Barbara Cleaver Rosa Nell Cole Joyce Craig Constance Craig Erma Dryden Kathryn Dryden Vivian Dryden Connie Hedges Betty Henderson Ralph Hester Owen Bums Jones Elwood Linville June Linville Patsy Linville Logan Louderback Joyce Massey Dale McConnell Ramona Myers Roselyn Orme Anna Lee Overbey Mary Evelyn Stewart Peggy Stewart Lillian Thomas Lelia Wheary Margaret Wheeler Sophomores Sophomore Socialites SOME INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT SOPHOMORES WE WILL RELATE, YOU SET THE TEMPO, WE’LL SET THE GAIT. Though they're not sisters, each has their turns, First comes Mary lois, then Lorraine Burns. By one's and two's, that's their numpers, always together, Dolores Collins and maxine Cumbers. Two more Sophomores, together you know, MARY LOU AND EDDIE CHLOE. Linville's three with each a place, JUDY, LAVAUGHN, ANO MONA GRACE. ANY TIME YOU LOOK, WEEKLY OR DAILY, YOU'LL SEE THEM PRACTICING BALL - MCDOWELL AND WHALEY. WHICH IS THE BEST BASEBALL PLAYER, YOU'LL NEVER KNOW, BARBARA ANN CURT IS OR NOEL DEAN POE. Pleasing personality, shining still, IN THE SOPHOMORE'S ROOM YOU'LL SEE BETTY GILL. OVER TO BURIKA, ALWAYS YOU'LL KNOW, TO SEE___________________IS JAMES ALLEN POE. LIGHT OF THE CLASS, UP IN NEON, ARE GRANT PAYNTER AND LEON (HOWARD). A-1 TEACHER AND SPONSOR; COACH WITH THE GOODS, LAST BUT NOT LEAST IS MR. WOODS. OH, WHAT A SPONSOR, OH, WHAT A CLASS, all of the Sophomores are juniors at last 2 0 SOPHOMORE CUSS Pres. Maxine Cumbers V.Pres. Mary Bums Sponsor: Sec.-Treas. Lorraine Bums Reporter Bobby McDowell Fairce Woods CUSS ROSTER Mary Lois Bums Lorraine Bums Dolores Collins Maxine Cumbers Barbara Ann Curtis Betty Lou Gill Leon Howard Mary Lou Jones Judy Ann Linvilie Levaughn Linville Mona Grace Linville Bobby McDowell Eddie Chloe Moran James Allen Poe Noel Dean Poe Grant Paynter, Jr. Henry Whaley IN RECOGNITION OF THE FRESHMEN Thirty-two they are in number, Put judging from the noise they make YOU'LL THINK THERE WERE A HUNDRED. DON'T BE MAD AT US, FOR GOODNESS SAKE ' WE LOVE YOU EVERYONE AND WISH YOU ALL THE LUCK WE'VE HAD Through four years of victories won. NOT MATTER WHAT WE SAY, YOU'RE REALLY NOT SO BAD. This class is varied as you know; TALL AND SHORT; PLUMP AND SLIM. YOU'LL SEE'EM ANY WHERE YOU GO, SOME WITH 'HERS' SOME WITH 'HIMS'. LET'S REVIEW THE VARIOUS OCCUPATION Of these senior imatations. Bud is short and wayne is tall, But both love basketball. There's a certain group of girls Who HAVE A REPUTATION MADE FOR TALKING LOUD AND LONG AND SHRILL. IT'S AMAZING HOW THEY MAKE THF GRADE AND STILL SPEND ALL THEIR TIME TO TALK. AFTER THEIR PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS They can actually walk. For THREE MORE YEARS J WILL THEY LAST? IN DAYS OF LONG AGO ONE FOND STUDY HALL-A PLACE OF SILENCE (BEING BROAD-MINDED, YOU KNOW). But thfn, it became the Freshmen residence. YOU WON'T BELIEVE IT But we’re sorry we have to leave. WHILE YOU'RE HERE, ENJOY IT• Ano a thousand memories weave INTO the COMPLICATED WEB OF LIFE. •MARGIE' FRLSHMEN Sponsor: Mrs. June Kitson V.Pres. Jeanette Linville Pres. Kosalyn Harber Sec.-Treas. Robert Buckler $ '-O CLASS ROSTLR Johnny Berry Robert Brown Robert Buckler Bobby Case Bud Clark Wayne Graves Billy Hughes Billy Jett Joan Dale Linville Peter Myers Johnnie Wagoner Betty Ann Brierly Betsy Ann Clark Phyllis Craig Lucy Fooks Joyce French Mary Lou Gay Joyce Graves Rosalyn Harber Marie Henderson Norma Henderson Kaye Henson Ann Holmes Dorothy Howard Ruby Howard Joy Kitson Jeanette Linville Betty McConnell Margaret Morgan Phyllis Orme Anne Robinson Nancy Taylor ♦ FIRST GRADE Teacher: Mrs. Irene Galbraith SECOND GRADE Teacher: Miss Eloise Hitt Sos THIRD GRADE Teacher: Mrs. Virginia Overbey FOURTH GRADE Teacher: Mrs. Carrie Brumagem FIFTH GRADE Sponaor-Miss Geraldine Louderback Pres.-Shirley Claypoole V.Pres.-Bobby Sims Sec.-Anita Carol Colvin Treas.-Sue Orme Reporter-Lloyd D. Wells SIXTH GRADE .-Stanley Clark Sec.-Perry Gifford V.Pres.-Warren Massey Treas.-Hyerida Merrill Sponsor: Mrs. Hazel Dryden SEVENTH GRADE Sponsor: Miss Sue Dodson V.Pres. Charles Brown Pres. Nancy Hale Sec.-Treas. Glenn Ellyn Buckner Sponsor: Mrs. Rachel Sutler V.Pres. Robert Berry Pre3. Douglas Wright Sec.-Treas. Anna Ellis - ■0 o 9 PEP CLUB Sponsor: Sara M. Leggett Pres. Joy Kitson V. Pres. Joan Kitson Sec.-Treas. Ralph Sims FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Pres. Paul A. Wells Treas. Ralph Sims V. Pres. Wm. Wood Reporter Foster Ogden Sec. Wilburn Whaley Watch-Dog Joan Dale Linville Advisor: W. B. Hughes s 05 Y-TEEN Pres.-Margaret Robinson Treas.-Connie Craig V.Pres.-Lelia R. Clark Reporter-«ioan Kitson o«c.-i oyce Massey Pianist-Anne Robinson Sponsor: Mrs. Rachel Butler GLEi CLUB Sponsor: Miss Sara M. Leggett SCHEDULE OF GAMES Nov. 9th Nicholas Co. High Home Jan. 6th Renaker Away Nov. 11th Vanceburg Away Jan. 10th Tollesboro Away Nov. 15th Orangeburg Home Jan. 13th Vanceburg Home Nov. 18th Minerva Away Jan. 20th Fleming County Away Nov. 22nd Fleming County Home Jan. 26-27-28 Conference Tournam Nov. 29th Tollesboro Home Jan. 31st Oddville Home Dec. 2nd Oddville Away Feb. 3rd Augusta Away Dec. 9th Mayslick Home Feb. 7th Buena Vista Home Dec. ICth Brooksville Away Feb. ICth Mayslick Away Dec. 13th Renaker Home Feb. 15th Berry Home Dec. 20th Berry Away Feb. 18th Buena Vista Away Dec. 22nd Orangeburg Away Feb. 21st Brooksville Home Jan. 3rd Minerva Home Feb. 21th Feb. 28th Nicholas Co. Augusta Away Home BASKET BALL SQUAD TOP ROW: Nelson Hester, Manager Alvin Hester Joan Dale Linville Harold Burns Foster Ogden Vernon Linville Leslie McDowell Grant Paynter, Manager William Robert Wood Fairce Woods, Coach BOTTOM ROW: Wayne Graves Paul Allen Wells Bud Clark Noel Dean Poe Henry Whaley Bobby McDowell Bobby Case Billy Jett Peter %ers Wilburn Whaley Bobby Harber SoS luko's Tk 6f (Ml TkiS — HINKSON - HOLLAND MOTOR COMPANY Kaiser - Frazer Sales and Service Wheel Alignment and Frame Straightening 208 Poplar Street Cynthiana, Ky. BIANCKE’S A better place to eat and drink'' Main Street Opposite Hotel Cynthiana, Ky. MODERN LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. BARLOW TEXACO SERVICE Main and Pearl Phone 653 Maysville. Ky. Over 51 Years of Thoughtful Service Cynthiana, Ky. Tires - Tubes - Batteries - Accessories CHAS. W. TRAXEL COMPANY McKAY S STUDIO FLORIST Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Phones 350 - 948W Maysville, Ky, Maysville, Ky. Compliments of Bring your Ford back home for service THE GEORGE H. FRANK CO. CLARKE MOTOR COMPANY Maysville's Foremost Clothiers Your Ford Dealer for 29 Years' 25 West Second Street Maysville. Ky. Ford Cars and Trucks Maysville. Ky. a | NOEL HALL’S GkOCERY Feeds, Seeds. Grocer and Rolling Store ? X At Your Door Phone 767 Mt. Olivet. Ky. i _ I Compliments or GRAY’S LIBERTY WAREHOUSE : • ® For the Sale of Loose Leaf Tobacco Phone 27 Commerce St. Maysville, Kv. 1 Compliments of STAR, SIMON, KENT WOOD WAREHOUSES X Maysville. Ky. | yj ? I : : CLOVER LEAF DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. :f Maysville Community Dairy Grade A Dairy Products Phone 76 Maysville. Ky. : ffl L«J HARRISON COUNTY RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORP. Cynthiana. Ky. Owned and operated by those it serves HOGG - WALGREEN DRUG STORE Your newest and most complete Drug Store Cynthiana. Ky. ® COE OIL SERVICE Shell Petroleum Products Home owned ond operated :j: V Paris and Cynthiana M rtl | ross McKinley 330 to 336 South Church St. Phone 8 Cynthiana. Ky. £ Coal - Coke - Charcoal - Dynamite K Stokers - Stoves - Lime Compliments of PEPPER - PEAK - FLORENCE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE CO. CYNTHIANA STOCK YARDS Phones 57 - 789 Cynthiana, Ky. HARPER’S GARAGE SEE AND DRIVE THE NEW FORD FOR FIFTY FORD TRACTORS - DEARBORN IMPLEMENTS 1915 Cynthiana. Ky. 1950 OUR LOW PRICES SAVE YOU MONEY ’ We re always glad to see you. CORNER CUT-RATE Corner Main and Pike Phone 195 Cynthiana, Ky. NEAL’S SQUARE DEAL GROCERY Where Ma Saves Pa's Dough Carlisle. Ky. RATLIFF BROS. CO.. INC. Building Material of all Kinds Phone 10 Carlisle. Ky. SSSS f wm i M CUMMINS MOTOR COMPANY DeSoto - Plymouth - Federal Trucks Phone 399 222 Pike St. Cynthiana. Ky. REES WILLIAMS “The Jeweler’’ Hamilton. Bulova, Gruen. Towle Silver Phone 600 Cynthiana. Ky. P. J. MURPHY Quality Jewelers Since 1878 Diamonds. Watches and Jewelry Only one Location, 15 W. 2nd. Street Maysville. Ky. TUSSEY FURNITURE CO. Home Furnishings - Appliances Telephone 286 107 South Main St. Cynthiana, Ky. Compliments of M. GOLDBERG AND SON Cynthiana s Finest Men’s Shop 15-17 East Pike St. Cynthiana, Ky. THOMSON MOTOR SALES Pontiac - International Trucks Phone 55 Cynthiana. Ky. FOLEY TIRE ELECTRIC SERVICE Goodrich Tires and Batteries General Electric Appliances Emerson Television Phone 280 Cynthiana. Ky. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Tires. Tubes and Batteries General Electric Appliances Phone 93 Cynthiana, Ky. A. B. SERVICE STATION Groceries. Gas and Restaurant Phone 491 Kentontown. Ky. HUNSICKER AND McCARTHY MEN S STORE Market Street Maysville. Ky. CALVERT AND BUCKLEY Maysville. Ky. Your Dodge Dealer for 25 Years DRINK DOUBLE COLA SEVEN UP C. L. MAINS AND SON Quality Furniture - Home Furnishings 42 West 2nd. Street Maysville. Ky. LESLIE VANHOOK Your Friendly Dealer International Harvester Equipment Kentontown. Ky. Compliments of REEDS GROCERY Norge Appliances Kentontown. Ky. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Compliments of MT. OLIVET SERVICE CENTER M. P. Hedges, Prop. Phone 421 Mt. Olivet,. Ky. J. HAROLD WOODWARD J. I. Case, Sales and Service Hardware, Paint, Glass Mt. Olivet, Ky. W F T M 1240 On Your Dial FARMING SPORTS MUSIC NEWS World's Finest Tobacco Market Maysville, Ky. Compliments of MARTIN MOTOR SALES Kaiser - Frazer Sales - Service Phone 687 Mt. Olivet, Ky. Compliments of STANDARD OIL CO. E. A. VanBever, Agt. Carlisle. Ky. BOOSTERS REV. G. G. KITSON. MR. Y. B. LINVILLE PITTMAN JEWELRY. Mt. Olivet. Ky. Mt. Olivet, Ky. Carlisle. Ky. Compliments of DUKE WAREHOUSES Maysville. Ky. Day Phone 914 Night Phone 204 T. A. DUKE ANDREW C. DUKE J. S. FORD Be sure to stop on your way to or from Cincinnati for delicious Steaks, Chops Country Ham and Sea Foods Cold Drinks PINE VILLA One Mile North of Cynthiana on U. S. 27 GASOLINE. OIL AND BATTERY SERVICE 24 HOURS DAILY BLUE GRASS DAIRY Parks Brothers PASTEURIZED MILK - CHOCOLATE MILK - CREAM BUTTERMILK COTTAGE CHEESE South Main St. Phone 35 Cynthiana, Ky. C. P. HOUCHENS AND SONS Frigidaire and Maytag Appliances Phone 555 Mt. Olivet, Ky. Compliments of ROBERTSON COUNTY LOCKER Quality Groceries Phone 750 C. H. Chase. Mgr. Mt. Olivet. Ky.