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

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1954 volume:

C£o m iD nitig 9iigA Sxfux t ‘fleduxitia,, {Rachel Sortie dxvillc MamitUm We the class of 54 dedicate this edition of the DEMING DEVIL to Rachel Sams Butler and Orville Hamilton, who have shown not only wisdom and strength as our advisors, but understanding and sympathy as our friends. Sup dntendent’s When I was in high school the atom was such a little thing that it was considered of no importance. We knew that when you divided molecules of matter you got atoms but nothing that small carried much weight. Today we realize how wrong we were when we try to fathom the fearful power that is stored in it. We must look at it with new respect. This is a clue for a new measure of ourselves. Individually, we seem infinitely small when faced with today’s task ofshapinga new world order. But, like the atom, we can start a chain reaction, releasing the energies of other people, which can become a terrific power. Now it does matter what onepersonmay do. Our teachers are cognizant of the fact that the welfare of the individual child is of paramount importance; therefore, to all students I would say, that if possible, stay in school. The training that you receive today is worth far more to you than the monetary value that you place upon it. To the Board of Education, and the citizens who support our institutions of learning, I would like to remind you that good schools are the best gilt-edged security that money can buy. The greatest area of warfare today is considered to be in the minds of men. Our future rests in the intellect of the peoples of the world. Sincerely, JAMES W. COLVIN JAe yxincipat Sjjxaka Fellow citizens, we cannot escape education. The fiery trial through which we pass will light us down in honor or dishonor to the latest generation. We shall nobly save or meanly lose the last best hope of earth -- peace of mind. T. ROSS MOORE -Good luck and best wishes to the Senior Class of ’54. ORVILLE HAMILTON CHRISTINE SIMS Home Economics JAe Jucultty Quidea U JUNE CLEAVER Latin, and Jr. High Eng. SITTING: Christine Sims, Home Ec. Lucille Sandifer, Librarian and Eng. 10 June Cleaver, Latin and Jr. High Eng. Rachel Butler, Senior High Eng. and U. S. History STANDING: G. T. Harding, Agriculture Orville Hamilton, World History and Jr. High Math Herman Hale,Coach and Math c L A S $ 0 f F I C E R $ Editor............... Assistant Editor . . . Circulation Managers Advertising Manager Prophecy............ History.............. , . . Anna Ellis Douglas Wright . Bobby Henson Glenn Cole . Kent Barnett . Helen Cole Joan Linville Douglas Wright Artists......... Snapshot Editor Sports Editors . Will............ Poet............ . . Jean McCord Wayne McConnell . . Bonnie Gough . Leslie McDowell Harold Dryden Marie Henderson Nancy Overbey . Glenda Paynter FIRST ROW President: Douglas Wright Vice-Pres.: Robert Berry Secretary: Anna Ellis SECOND ROW Treasurer: Glenda Paynter Sergeant-at-arms: B. Henson Reporter: Nancy Overbey KENT COLBERT BARNETT Cookie “He may not be a Ford, but he can sure tattle on. F.F.A. Treas. 2,3 Basketball Mgt. 2 Hi-Y Chaplain 3 ROBERT K. BERRY Pooch A young man whose blush is better than one who turns pale. F.F.A. V. Pres. 4 Basketball Mgr. 3,4 S.G.A. Pres. 4 HELEN ANNA COLE Twisty An innocent face--but you never can tell F.H.A. 2,3,4 S.G.A.-V. Pres. 4 State Speech Festival 3. GLENN DAVIS COLE Windy” All thathe’s learned, he has forgotten; All that he k n o w s , he's guessed. Conservation Pres. 4 F.F.A. 1,2,3.4 Varsity Basketball 4 SenioxA ANNA FRANCES ELLIS Annie She is always ready and willing for a good time. F.H.A. 2,3.4 Class Sec. 2,3,4 Basketball Queen 3 ERNEST CLAYTON COLE, JR. Coley The calm before a storm and changeable as its wind. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Conservation 1,2 Basketball 3 HAROLD BLAINE DRYDEN Dryden He doesn't know anything about anything yet, but he'll find out. F.F.A. 1.2.3,4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 2 BONNIE LYNN GOUGH Gough ••She seldom speaks— but watch out when she does...! Y-Teens 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Smioxa BOBBY GENE HENSON Henson A good sport and true; We need more just like him. Basketball 1,2,3,4 S. G • A • 3 F.F.A. Reporter 4 ROBERT FULTON GILL Bear •• When there is mischief brewing-he is doing the stirring. Basketball 1,2,3,4 S.G.A. 3 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 MELVIN HIGHLANDER Melvin He is straightforward and always ready with a wisecrack. Hi-Y 1,2,3 Speech 4 Dramatics 2 BERNICE MARIE HENDERSON Marie Like the wise old bird, often seen but never heard. F.H.A. 2,3.4 Glee Club 1.2,3,4 Dramatics 2 LOGAN TAYLOR LANHAM Zeke What he wants to get out of school most is himself. F.F.A. 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 1.2 PHILIP BYRD INSKO H Felix A mischief man but snores in class. F. F. A. Sec. 4 S. G. A. 2 Conservation 1,2 JOAN MARIE LINVILLE Pony Ree Shehas an answer for everything and is straightforward in expressing her likes and dislikes. Y-TeenTreas. 1,2,3,4 F. H. A. Sec. 2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 SmioHa EMMA JEAN McCORD Jean She knows them all from out of town, she's one Senior who gets around. F.H.A. 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Glee Club Pres. 1,2,3,4 VERNON RAY LINVILLE Alex He'd rather catch a ball than a girl. Varsity Basketball 1.2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 2 WAYNE WELLS McConnell Wayne ‘Hear that health laugh? That's Wayne. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Class King 4 LESLIE JETT McDowell Bump -He'sa favorite around the town; never lets worry get him down. F.F.A. 1,2,3.4 Varsity Basketball 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1,2,3 DARRELL KENTON TUCKER Tucker Give him time and he'll grow up. F.F.A. 1.2,3.4 Cheerleader 4 Hi-Y 1.2.3 GLENDA BELLE PAYNTER Goose She chatters as she goes and she goes on for ever. F.H.A. 2,3, Hist. 4 Class Treas. 4 Y-Teen 1,2,3 RAYMOND DOUGLAS WRIGHT, JR. Oscar No sinner, no saint perhaps, but the very best of chaps. F.F.A. 1,2,3, Pres. 4 Class Pres. 1,2,3,4 Conservation 1,2,3.4 Sept. 17. 1950 - May 24. 1951 -Sept. 23. 1951 -May 19, 1952 - Sept. 15, 1952 - April 10. 1953 - May 22, 1953 -May 27, 1953 -Sept. 8, 1953 - Oct. 6. 1953 -Nov. 12, 1953 - Dec., 1953 -May 23. 1954 -May 25. 1954 -May 27, 1954 -May 28. 1954 - Then Now Chronicler Wright SCHOOL CALENDAR Thirty - three Freshmen enrolled with Kts. Rachael Sams Butler, sponsor. Freshmen trip to Coney Island. Twenty-eight Sophomores enrolled. Sophomore trip to Coney Island and Cros-ley Field. Twenty-five Juniors register with Mrs. Butler again sponsor. Constable Jerry from Fulton’s Ferry was successfully staged. Junior-Senior Banquet. Tour to My Old Kentucky Home . Twenty-three Seniors enrolled with new sponsor, Mr. Orville Hamilton. Rings joyfully received. HILLBILLY WEDDIN’ presented to an appreciative audience. Sale of magazines, greeting cards, etc. Baccalaureate Services. Class Night Exercises Commencement. Alumni Banquet. After a period of ten years, Helen Cole and Joan Linvllle meet accidently at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York City, in the year 1964. The following conversation takes place in a hotel suite. Joan: Isn’t it wonderful our being together after all these years ? Haven't 1 seen your picture in the paper recently? Oh. here it is In the NEW YORK TIMES. Helen: By the way, I see an article about you in the paper also. Let’s put them in a scrapbook that 1 nave con- cerning our classmates at Deming High SchooL” Miss Joan Marie Linvllle who has recently returned horn studying and touring Europe, Is now starring at the Metropolitan Opera. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Vernon linvllle, today declared the Fa 1 mouth Dam Project unconstitutional on the grounds that it would cover Robertson County. Emma Jean McCord will leave in two weeks for the position ofU.S. Ambassador to Russia. She hopes to improve relations between the two countries. Nancy Overbey has been appointed to the post of Superintendent of nurses in the new Mount Olivet hospital. Dr. Robert Berry is the Chief of Staff there. Mr. Orville Hamilton, after recovering from the '54 Seniors, took a position with the University of Kentucky and is now president of University. Bobby Gill is the president of the Farmers and Traders Bank. Helen Cole', young Boston University graduate, testified yesterday at Washington that for several years she had served as an undercover agent for the FBI, spying on the Labor Youth League. Harold Dryden, the Democratic nominee for presidency, has just appointed Wayne McConnell, president of General Motors, to be his campaign manager. Mr. Dryden has stated that if he wins the presidency, he will have Douglas Wright build a new White House and he will appoint Glenda Paynter the Secretary of Treasury. Kent Barnett has just been appointed U. S. delegate to the United Nations. (Written by Melvin Highlander, news correspondent for the NEW YORK TIMES.) The former Anna Ellis has just returned to her family a’fter winning the Mrs. America Title. Mademoiselle Bon-nie (Gough) returned yesterday from France with her new French creations, which will be on display at Sack's of Fifth Avenue. Logan Lenham, well-known poet, author, and lecturer, has been made professor of Journalism, at the University of Kentucky. Leslie McDowell is the coach of the U.K. Wildcats. Danell Tucker has just returned from touring the U.S. with his CheerleadingClinic. He is going to demonstrate in Mount Olivet at the present. Philip. Inske has just been made president of the United Coal Industry. Glenn and Junior Cole have completed a gas station to add to their chain of gas stations. Bobby Henson, the Secretary of A griculture, has raised farm prices. Marie Henderson is the principal of Deming High School. o V E R B E Y j£Atatoxa J U H E N D E R S O N We, the Senior Class of 1954, being of sound mind, do take our pen in hand, this the tenth day of December, 1953. and write this, our last Will and Testament. To Mr. Colvin, Mr. Moore, Mr. Hamilton, our sponsor, and all the other faculty members who have helped us to reach the goal of being Seniors, we leave our deepest appreciation, our sincerest thanks, and assurance that “they can’t all be this bad . We leave our homeroom on the stage to the next class to deserve it. We leave those ancient museum pieces. called typewriters, along with all the worries and gripes that go with them, to the Juniors. Individual bequests are as follows: Bonnnie Gough wills her ability to pitch softball to Marilyn Massey. Joan Linville leaves her ability to reach “high C“ to Ruth Ginn. Helen Cole wills “the Fords in her future (and past) to Mary Lou Insko. Emma Jean McCord wills her good figure to Delrina Linville. Bobby Berry leaves his basketball manager's job to Donald Henson. Anna Ellis wills her chauffeur to Phyllis Orme. To Lewis Linville, Glenda Paynter leaves her treausrer’s job. Nancy Overbey wills her Farm Bureau Queen title to Doris Jean Cooper. Marie Henderson wills “a certain Senior boy to Joyce Fulton. To Ann Burns goes Bobby Henson’s ability to hit “homers”. Leslie McDowell wills his seat on the balcony to Tommy Owens. Vernon Linville leaves his ability to avoid girls to Hiram Clough. To Lacy Rogers goes Bobby Gill's physique. Wayne McConnell's ability to set” tacks goes to Billy Buchanan. Glenn Cole and Douglas Wright leave their duets to Chris Wright and Carole Insko. Harold Dryden wills his good eyesight to Royce French. Philip Insko leaves his ability to drive to Nancy Hale. Darrell Tucker leaves his cheerleader's job to Billy Sims. Logan Lanham wills his perfect attendance record” to Carolyn Massey. Junior Cole leaves his ability to be late for school and get by with it to Ronnie Clark. Melvin Highlander wills his column in the T. D. to a certain Junior girL To this, our last Will and Testament, we the Seniors do hereby affix our signatures. Perry Gifford Warren Massey Carolyn Massey Tommy Owens Hiram Clough Sliirley Burns LinviUe ROW TWO . (Lett To Ri Lucille Sanditer, Sponso Johnny White Perry Gifford Stanley Woods Billy Woods Wendell Ellison Stanley Clark Way man Tilton absent Jane Howard Danny Linville Warren Massey ROW ONE: (Left To Right) F. Fryman B. Carpenter F. Moore C. Jett M. Mastin C. Ingram N. Linville D. Henson B. Sims S. Orme ROW TWO: (Left To Right) P. McConnell M. Wagoner S. Hughes P. Thompson J. Fulton R. Ginn M. Harber P. Wells W. Buchanan June Cleaver, Sponsor ROW THREE: (Left To Right) QJLa a J. Fite G. Brumagem L. Thomas L. Linville L. Jefferson W. Curtis L. Wells M. Mastin ABSENT M. Cracraft R. Donaldson W. Henderson President...................Myron Harber Vice President..................Lloyd Wells Secretary.............................Carol Ingram Treasurer....................Shirley Hughes Reporter................... Leon Thomas FIRST GRADES: Irene Galbraith Gladys Sheperd SECOND GRADE: Eloise Henderson THIRD GRADE: Virginia Overbey FOURTH GRADE: Carrie Brumagem FIFTH GRADE: Geraldine Louderback SIXTH GRADE: Berlin Cliff SxSwet Safety, fraVioto M. r 'S ,o?c S Patt01 W3S f“St or8anized bV Cincinnati Automobile Club in 1926. It has become a national institution and has been and will continue to be an asset to any school, community, or state. SPONSORS; Geraldine Louderback -- Fifth Grade Berlin S. Clift -Sixth Grade Ji ilin S. Clift, Jjeacfu $ I X T H Q ialdine £eud t ack, J acH c liViprKrg ‘utdfimumfg vrkxrQ yrxmrf CO l—i—l -------- Jiuie Qiexwex, Sjum ox ROW ONE Hale Hughes Burns Inske Case Buckner C. Massey ROW THREE D. Orme S. Orme M. Massey Jones McElwee Linville Thompson Jett ROW TWO Craig McConnell Henderson Workman Harber Hughes Rachel Butler, Sponsor Purposes: To encourage development spiritually, educationally, culturally, and socially. fhituxe Memetnakexa of CLnwdca Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils who study homemaking in junior and senior high schools. We work together for better and happier home life for everyone. Chapter S President.....................Glenn Buckner V. Presidents.................Norma Linville Norma F. Linville Nancy Hale Wk Secretary. . ............Ann Burns Treasurer,..........Jeannine Case v Historian............................Glenda Paynter r 8 _________________________ Parliamentarian.......Beverly McElwee ...........Norma Linville ........................ Suns HI QSvtSuva Qientt ffiucfinex MEMBERS E. Humphrey C. Wright I. Case N. Hale A. Burns ]. Linville B. McElwee M. Henderson J. Wood N. Linville R. Ginn P. McConnell G. Brumagem S. Hughes C. Massey P. Thompson D. Cooper G. Buckner M. Mastin N. Linville S. Burns I. Burns L. Workman M. Insko S. Orme A. Ellis G! Paynter F. Moore C. Jett N. Overbey H- Cole , E1HS N. Unvil m- p. WcU „ courtn«y . Kiorri5 Jutwte SxvuneHa c Grn dca The primary aim of the F. F. A. is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Qhapiex President .... Vice President . , Secretary .... Treasurer .... Sentinel..... Reporter..... Advisor..... cj JIM doll Douglas Wright . • Bobby Berry . . Philip Insko Vernon Linville Leslie McDowell . . Bobby Henson G. T. Harding CHAPTER FARMERS GREEN HANDS K. Barnett D. Wright B. Berry D. Cleaver G. Cole H. Clough E. Cole Jr. R. French H.Dryden B. Graves B. Gill L. Linville B. Henson R. Mitchell P. Insko H. Norris V. Linville B. Sims W. McConnell C. Brown L. McDowell D. Tucker W. Ellison W. Buchanan P. Gifford B. Carpenter D. Linville S. Clark G. Linville M. Cracraft W. Massey W. Fite, Jr. T. Owens F. Fryman W. Tilton M. Harber J. White L. Jefferson B. Wood L. Linville S. Woods M. Mastin B. Sims L. Wells A GAME MAN’S PRAYER DEAR GOD: Help a sport in this little game of life. I don’t ask for any place in the lineup; play me where you need me. I only ask for the stuff to give you a hundred per cent of what I’ve got. If all the hard drives come my way 1 thank You for TFe compliment. Help me to remember that You won’t let anything come that You and I together can’t handle. And help me to take the bad breaks as part of the game. Help make me thankful for them. “And, God, help me always to play on the square, no matter what the other players do. Help me to come clean. Help me to see that often the best part of the game is helping the other guys. Help me to be a ‘regular’ fellow with the other players. “Finally, God, if fate seems to uppercut me with both hands and I’m laid up on the shelf in sickness or old age, help me to take that as part of the game also. Help me not to whimper or squeal that the game was a frameup or that I had a raw deal. When in the dusk 1 get the final bell, I ask for no lying, complimentary stones. I’d only like to know that You feel I’ve been a good guy.”— Chaplain’s Digest. Nancy Hale, Mary Lou Insko, Marilyn Massey, Glenn Buckner, Darrell Tucker Schedule deming hi school mt. olivet, ky. HOME Nov. 17 Mayslick Nov. 24 Sharpsburg Dec. 4 Greendale Dec. 11 Orangeburg Dec. 15 Augusta Jan. 5 Butler Jan. 8 Morgan Feb. 2 Jackson Feb. 5 Nicholas Co. Feb. 19 Bracken Co. Feb. 26 Minerva AWAY Nov. 13 Nicholas Co. Nov. 20 Butler Nov. 27 Orangeburg Dec. 8 Williamstown Dec. 18 Sharpsburg Dec. 28-29-30 Pioneer Tournament-Paris Jan. 11 St. Patrick Jan. 15 Morgan Jan. 19 Harrison Co. Jan. 22 Mayslick Jan. 26 Bracken Co. Jan. 29 Minerva Feb; 9 Greendale Feb. 12 May slick (Sardis) Feb. 16 Augusta Feb. 23 Grant Co. f we walked Into the shadowy confines of Seneca, thru the friendly gates of Percy and across the flats of try where we saw the flashes of black nd white, driving hard and determined In the spirit of competition. Oia hetBaLL Devils )pen Season November 13 Ff1 In the second game of the season, ind the first home game for tha )evils, the charges of Coach Hale Jrame through in fine fashion with a $0 to 43 victory over Maysllck. 1 ft« —x eming was off on their field shoot-Eg and was hard pressed to the lead until 1 minute 45 i,A,1‘8 boy v to go in the third quarter they, th -ason away from hoin«mloo u? an i tore ganie nidel Is witi fl The quarter Btop8. 1 and 60-43. this season occordin -eleased this week b n y the games are Iday nights. T Terence Tournri the CbristmW The i ' 26 ga a s h e set iesday oneer � nt diday. Coach en ie first game, on Nor. 13 cholas County. The team will work their own floor four nights late: alnst Maysllck. Other game ! led are Nov. 13 Nicholas County Then Nov. 17 Mayslirk Here Hu tier Ther� ‘ harpsburg Hei Orangeburg The Greendale Here Williamstown T Orangeburg He Augusta Here Sliarpsburg The Butler Here Morgan Here St. Patrick Th Morgan There Harrison County The 'May slick There Bracken County Th Minerva There Jackson Here Nicholas County T Greendale Tlier Maysllck Sard ugusta Ther - fcs-i.ackon Count •rant County Vjjinerva Here At the present time 19 hoys are on e squad. It is still too early tr iow exactly who will form the cleous for the first team. Those -w on the roster are: Bobby Henson bby Gill, Vernon Ivinville. Leslie cDowell, Ross Mitchell, Jr., Glenn ivis Cole. Warren Massey, Logan inham. Tomni i s. Lewis Lin-| He. D anny Hiram Clough, ?nry D. NorrA nald Cleaver. u )eming Vi ! VK st Home Game at the n forged 52-41 at ill. Olhet lions, 05-61, To Williams!own Fh« Th' Black Devils of Mt. Olivetj; billing High dropped a hard-fought basketball game played at? illJainstown Tuesday night, b� s-; to the home team 65 to 61. . t. Olivet led at the start J ding h 16-15 edg� at th irtt r. Then William sin cad and led 32-23 and i the next two stops. Mt. Olivet narrowed the margin to four points In the last quarter. an Koree, with 26, and 1 e' 19. were cajl winners. 60 Powell 15 top scorers for •ill had 24 and for Deming. ms town reserves won the 17-36. JW “«• - uimuvc tv atXl UUO Jr fae third quarter they broka tore the game wide open. er stops: 12-12, 25-25. team game, r� w 5lnt loss to the Nicholas figh Blue Jackets. 55 to teri Is were ahead at 30-29. 46-44, and wen e final minute whei County forward which won ft V ' hi game, D4H Jin overtime period. to A o d Danl Uflvl r V5my Staggs. � bby Slrr ' J ’llson and ►hn T. Wf J | Other stud 66 L work with e team ar£ _.....Wo rs. Bobby ?rry and Krnest Cole, Jr., and the eer leaders. Glenn R Buckner. TE stop lead: f Vice, | two free game. In the w’on 26 to DEMING: Cole —a Gill Linv ftc Dowell — 16 NICHOLAS COUNTY: Taylor — 3 Hubbard — 15 Jennings — Fryman. B. — 5 Fryman. M. — 9 Detoing Substitutes: Mitchell — 2 Defeats Tiger From Greendale, 72-3S |e Demhtg Black Devils romper the Tigers from Greendale, last night on the Ml Olivet ch Herman Hale's lads kept ahead of their guests 1‘ .ghoul the evening, as shown 1 . by the quarter scores, 20 to 10. 30 to 17 and 40 to 30. j Gill, a Deming guard, was high j point man of the evening with 19 9 to bis credit and Parker, a for-► ward, led the visitors with 12. In the preliminary the Deming j f youngsters defeated a team from Sardis, 41 to 18. ™ On Tuesday night the Black. Devils will tour to Williamstown. k T 4 ( Demi iiu (72) HL. Linville, 6 lioVena.12 If Cleaver, 2 A|Gill. 30 Greendale (3h) |NElU|on Subs: Demin Massey Parker, 12 I Wages. 5 daggers, 2 Mix, 6 McDavie, 10 taggs. V. Lln-D. Unvtlle. Henson 5, While, McDowell 10, ,1-anham 9 and Gifford: Greendale) - - D? ch. Mays 2% Sullivan 1, Y Stewart and Browning. The score by quarters: Deming . 20 40 J2 Jte ewe FIRST ROW: Coach Hale, L. Wells. H, Norris, B. Sims. W. Ellison. Manager B. Berry. SECOND ROW: J. Staggs, J. White, D. Cleaver, H. Clough. Vxviaity. LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Massey, B. Henson, T. Owens, D. Linville, R. Mitchell, B. Gill, V. Linville. L. Linville, G. Cole. L. McDowell. Manager B. Berry. 1953 Carnival (Royalty The Deming Halloween Carnival is always a gala affair! As the old clock in the upstairs hall ticks the moments away, we wait anxiously for ten o'clock, the hour of the traditional crowning of the Carnival Royalty. Then her majesty, the King, the Princess, and Prince walk down the center aisle of the auditorium and take their places in the spotlight. This year Doris Jean Cooper, a Junior, looked lovely as she took the throne of the 1953 Queen. Frankie Brierly, an eighth grader, won the title of King. Vicki Gail McDowell, a second grader, was the charming little Princess and Emmitt McConnell, Jr., of Thomas School, was chosen Prince. JkiA 2hiite%a. Walter Curtis Carl Henderson Evan Henderson £ duration vuModicmA Paul Brumagem Paul Hester Carl Henderson Earl Mastin Perry Overbey Bernice Henderson Thurman Norris Grant Paynter, Jr. Marie Henderson Lenore Mullikin N. V. Reed William Sparks __Mme Ciaa memd •Reading maketh a full man; conference a ready man; and writing an exact man.” Mr. Harding and the vocational Agr. classes are involved in shop work, important to the boys in this part of Kentucky. A stitch in time saves nine..nine other tries to get it right. These homemaking girls are learning to fashion and make clothing. Mrs. Sims looks on. A lot of painstaking work goes into cutting and fitting a good pattern and these Home Ec. people are hard at the exacting task. One slip of the scissors and we begin again. Qlenda OUujitte u q W°r ere Demlng is ended, and our books are laid aside, ur teachers have graded our papers, and all cross words have died, e s all rest, for truly we’ve earned it, rest for an hour or two, ill the world outside shall call us and tell us what to do. There are those who have made good in Deming: they shall find a place to abide; They will profit by lessons they have learned here, by leaders they shall sit side by side; They will find new fields of labor: they will answer their country’s call; They will succeed in their chosen profession; and never complain at all. And all the world shall praise them, and none shall try to blame; For they will work for the good of humanity, and not for the joy of fame. And each shall remember when he’s aged, and unable to work anymore, The lessons we learned here at Deming, have repaid him o’ver and o’er. -Glenda Paynter, Class Poet CONGRATULATIONS To CLASS OF ’54 PARIS STOCK YARDS Paris, Kentucky CVNTH1ANA MOTOR COMPANY Harrison County’s Largest New and Used-Car Dealers Cynthiana, Kentucky BLIEGRASS PLANT POODS. INC. THE FINEST IN FERTILIZER FOR ROBERTSON COUNTY FARMS CYNTHIANA KENTUCKY GENE VANDEREN OSMER DEMING “BILL” HUGHES J. HAROLD WOODWARD Hardware-Machine Shop Pittsburgh Mt. Olivet AIMTS Kentucky JUDY'S BEAUTY SHOP Reasonable Prices Open Daily, Except Wednesday Phone:471 Mt. Olivet, Ky. JONES' GROCERY Ice Cream Soft Drinks Mt. Olivet Kentucky Compliments of A-A CLEANERS 113 Walnut St. Cynthiana, Ky. MAYSLICK IMPLEMENT COMPANY Phone 2777 Mayslick Kentucky MASSEY’S DOT STORE Buy The Best And Save The Most Mt. Olivet Kentucky G. C. MURPHY Meet Your Friends At Murphy’s Maysville .Kentucky MARTIN’S ELECTRIC-MOTOR SHOP Cynthiana Kentucky C. L. MAINS SONS Furniture 42 West Second Street Maysville Kentucky A. B. LAKE SERVICE STATION C. D. Adkins, Mgr. Rural Route 1 Mt. Olivet Kentucky CLAUDE LEA’S GENERAL STORE The Friend of Good Schools Stonewall Kentucky BALES’ TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE Dealer for Admiral Philco Phone 4192 Brooksville Kentucky REED’S GROCERY Kentontown, Kentucky BALES’ ROLLER RINK Skating Thursday-Saturday-Sunday Evening Brooksville Kentucky Compliments of CYNTHIANA FOOD MARKET Cynthiana Kentucky CHARLES W. TRAXEJL.V Jewelers Jr l vN Best Wishes Diamonds-Watches-Jewelry DR. W. E. McGINETY y Fine China and Silverware Maysville Kentucky Mt. Olivet, Kentucky RATLIFF BROTHERS’ LUMBER CO . SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE, INC. —ISfipIlf Feed - Seed - Farm Supplies LEONARD APPLIANCES One Board or a Trainload Carlisle Kentucky Maysville Kentucky HARRISON MOTOR COMPANY REES WILLIAMS Complete Automotive Service “The Jeweler” Phone: 403 Hamilton, Bulova, Gorham, Towle Cynthiana, Kentucky 27 Pike St. Phone 600 Cynthiana Kentucky liS LESLIE VANHOOK Compliments “Your Friendly Dealer” of INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER G. L. TUCKER Commonwealth Attorney EQUIPMENT Cynthiana Kentucky Kentontown. Kentucky HARRISON COUNTY Cynthiana Kentucky THE PINE VILLA Chicken, Steaks, Sea Foods Chops and Sandwiches E. H. Withers, Owner One-mile North of Cynthiana, Ky. BARLOW’S TEXACO STATION Main Pearl Phone: 653 Cynthiana, Kentucky THE DUTCH INN Air-Conditioned Home-Cooked Food North City Limits Cynthiana, Ky. Phone 9109 STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS E. M. SMITH. AGENT Compliments Of HARPER'S GARAGE Carlisle Kentucky Phone: 53 in your future Carlisle, Ky. THE FARMER’S MERCHANT’S MILLING CO. Dewey Patent-Sweetheart Phone 4261 Brooksville, Kentucky KENTUCKY FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INSURANCE J. P. Craig, Agent Kentucky Mt. Olivet COMPLIMENTS OF DUKE WAREHOUSES T. A. DUKE, Proprietor A. C. Duke Maysville, Kentucky Clyde McKibben Day Phone: 914 Night Phone: 204 COMPLIMENTS OF OWSLEY LUMBER COMPANY CYNTHIANA KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS OF WELLS PROOUCE BOURBON LUMBER COMPANY COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE PARIS BETTER-BUILT BUILDINGS A HOME PHONES: 125 122 KENTUCKY Compliments of KAIN KABLER FUNERAL HOME Phone 633 or 622 Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Compliments of BLACK HILL HATCHERY Omar C. Burns, Owner U. S. Approved Pullorum Passed Baby Chicks Mt. Olivet Kentucky Compliments of ROBERTSON CO. FARM BUREAU Omar C. Burns, President Compliments of ROYAL THEATRE Mt. Olivet Kentucky NOEL HALL’S GROCERY Groceries - Feeds - Seeds RAB)BQ W F T M 'World’s Finest-Tobacco Market’ •1 2 4 0 On Your Dial” Mt. Olivet Kentucky Maysville Kentucky ARTHUR WELLS Dealer in Poultry - Eggs - Wool - Hides JOHN L. CUMMINS Mt. Olivet Kentucky 1 LIST YOUR PROPERTY-WITH US nave rrte prospcct ynthiana Real Estate Insurance Auctioneer Kentucky T. V. AND P. S. MYERS EXPERT T. V. SERVICE Emerson, Arvin, Admiral, Tele-King Dumont Bottle Gas For Heating Cooking Mt. Olivet Kentucky Compliments of GENE LINVILLE Mt. Olivet Kentucky Compliments of HERVEY L. HINSON Jeweler Mt. Olivet Kentucky MT. OLIVET SERVICE CENTER WILLIAM EDWARD LINVILLE, OWNER Mt. Olivet Kentucky Compliments of TOM INSKO’S COAL CO. Mt. Olivet Kentucky HARRISON COUNTY RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORP. Owned by Those We Serve Cynthiana Kentucky COLE’S SERVICE STATION Andrew S. Cole, Owner Aberdeen Ohio SIMPSON OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. Anna Simpson Mitchell, Optometrist 11 East Third Street Maysville Kentucky BIANCKE’S A Better Place to Eat and Drink Main Street--Opposite Hotel Cynthiana Kentucky PRESSMAN’S MEN’S SHOP Curlee and Hyde Park Clothing Cynthiana Kentucky MASON COUNTY IMPLEMENT CO. Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment Estate, Magic Chef, Enterprise Ranges BLU-FLAME GAS SERVICE J. A. Rees, Owner Mayslick Kentucky A. E. JONES Rural Gas Home Furnishings Pike Street Phone: 405 Cynthiana, Ky. BRAMMERS’ RESTAURANT Helen and Wardlow Brammer We Specialize in Old Country Mt. Olivet Kentucky BURROW’S MEN’S SHOP The Place to Buy” Maysville Kentucky ALBERT J. HATTERICK SONS Home-Killed Meats Cynthiana Kentucky Compliments of THELMA’S LUNCH ROOM Mt. Olivet Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF THE NATIONAL BANK of CYNTHIANA CHARLES B. MARSHALL, CASHIER LESLIE McKEE, ASSISTANT CASHIER AND TRUST OFFICER T. R. TOADVINE, ASSISTANT CASHIER WILLIAM CONWAY, ASSISTANT CASHIER A. S. WAITS, ASSISTANT TRUST OFFICER WIDLESWORTH CYNTHIANA KENTUCKY THOMPSON SHOE REPAIR SHOP Shoes-Tennis Shoes Fishing Boots Telephone 1050 Pike Street Cynthiana Kentucky ROBINSON LAIR Druggists Cynthiana, Kentucky Best of Luck to Class of ’54 REX PARKER’S PHARMACY Phone 15 Maysville. Kentucky____________ Compliments of CLARA SHOPPE KING’S BOOTERY Cynthiana Kentucky TUSSEY FURNITURE COMPANY Home Furnishings - Appliances Telephone 286 107 S. Main Street Cynthiana Kentucky Congratulations to Class of '54 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Cynthiana________________Kentucky GROCE DRY CLEANERS Cleaning Pressing Maysville Kentucky JULIA DESHA Millinery-Hosiery-Lingerie Cynthiana Kentucky CYNTHIANA PUBLISHING CO. INC. Publishers of The Cynthiana Democrat The Log Cabin-Commercial Printers Office Outfitters Cynthiana Kentucky ELLINGTON FARM EQUIPMENT Maysville Kentucky Compliments of ROBERTSON COUNTY LOCKER Mt. Olivet, Kentucky NEAL’S SQUARE DEAL GROCERY Carlisle Kentucky THE HARRISON DEPOSIT BANK TRUST CO. Cynthiana BELL’S SUPER SHELL SERVICE STATION William Bell, Owner Kentucky Cynthiana Ky. C soumt aWa THE DINETTE Home Made Pies Cynthiana Kentucky KEITH KEITH MOTOR COMPANY Buick - Olds Sales Service Phone 33 Maysville Kentucky H. A. ROHS JEWELRY STORE “Your Jeweler Since 1895“ Diamonds -Watches -Gifts for all Occasions 43 East Pike Street Cynthiana Kentucky We Recommend--THE HARRISON HOTEL Cynthiana, Kentucky Phone 114 CARR FURNITURE COMPANY 106-108 East Pike St. Cynthiana Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of 1954 TRUEAX GROCERY Mr. Mrs. Dallas Trueax, Owners Santa Fe Kentucky Compliments of CITY GRILL 40 East Pike St. Cynthiana Kentucky LOUIS GORDON Men’s and Boy’s Wear 120 South Walnut St. Cynthiana, Ky. SKINNER’S TEXACO SERVICE 232 Oddville Avenue Cynthiana Kentucky T. T. HILL SON Complete County Market Germantown Kentucky McKAY’S STUDIO Maysville Kentucky MARTIN’S SERVICE STATION Piqua Kentucky CALVERT BUCKLEY Your Dodge Dealer Since 1924 Maysville Kentucky Compliments of OHIO VALLEY FERTILIZER CORP. Maysville Kentucky WILLIAM F. MURPHY Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Complete watch Jewelry repair service 206 Market Street Maysville, Kentucky Compliments of BREEZE’S BARBER SHOP Maysville Kentucky Compliments of GORE GROCERY STORE Mt. Olivet Kentucky Compliments of JACK KIRK COMPANY Maysville Kentucky Compliments of COE OIL SERVICE ‘Service is Our Business’ Cynthiana Kentucky Compliments to Senior Class of 54 FOLEY TIRE ELECTRIC SERVICE Cynthiana I —|f- ' ' Kentucky AGoo4 n Compliments of PEPPER - PEAK - FLORENCE Tobacco Warehouse Cynthiana Kentucky BLUE LICKS SERVICE STATION True Mackey, Prop. STAUdAHr I i Blue Licks Kentucky BLUE LICKS STORE STAR RESTAURANT Mr. Mrs. Roy Kurtz, Prop. ‘Eat at the Star for Good Food’ STANDARD Nolan Craig, Prop. Blue Licks Kentucky 231 Wood Maysville, Ky. HUNSICKER’S MEN’S STORE “Where Better Apparel Costs Less’’ 22 West 2nd St. HELEN’S HATS APPAREL Helen C. Williams, Owner Phone 92 Cynthiana 17 S. Walnut Kentucky Phone 13 Maysville, Ky. RENAKER'S DRUG STORE 'The Old Reliable' Phone 85 Cynthiana Kentucky HARRISON FROZEN FOOD LOCKER Freezing is our business Custom Slaughtering--Lard Rendering Bacon Curing Locker Rental Cynthiana Kentucky Do Your Shopping At M. T. PATTON’S Opposite Court House Compliments Cynthiana Kentucky Kentucky Compliments of THE GEORGE H. FRANK CO. Compliments of A. H. DILLION Maysville Kentucky Sardis, Kentucky Compliments of THE RELIABLE SHOE STORE AND FACTORY SHOE OUTLET BUNTIN’S GARAGE Maysville Kentucky INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Phone 350 Carlisle Kentucky Compliments of CORNER RATE DRUG STORE Cynthiana Kentucky Compliments of BECKETT TRANSFER 0= Cynthiana Compliments of HOLMES’ PHARMACY “Bob” Holmes -- “Willie” Holmes Mt. Olivet Kentucky Compliments of MAYSVILLE’S OLD RELIABLE HOME WAREHOUSE Compliments of GERMANTOWN MILLING COMPANY Stanley P Hill, Mgr. Germantown V Kentucky Compliments of MODERN LAUNDRY CO. 31 East Second Street Maysville Kentucky C. P. DIETERICH BROS. Seedsmen and Florists Maysville Kentucky SUE'S BEAUTY SHOP 102 East Second Street Maysville Kentucky Compliments of LERMAN BROS. Cynthiana Kentucky Compliments of THE ROHS THEATER Cynthiana Kentucky INSKO’S RESTAURANT Good Food and Drinks Brooksville Kentucky Compliments °f NU-ART STUDIO Cynthiana Kentucky Compliments of JOHN T. WHITE Compliments of Y. B. LINVILLE ELECTRIC SHOP Mt. Olivet Kentucky FULTON’S RECREATION HALL Mt. Olivet, Kentucky ADA’S BEAUTY SHOP Mt. Olivet Kentucky Phone 831 Compliments of MASSEY’S PRODUCE Mt. Olivet Kentucky Compliments of G. A. FAMULARO HERFF-JONES CO. Manufacturing Jewelers Stationers Indianapolis 7. Ind Congratulations from HILDRETH HARBER INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Pollution Cower Monutodorors look Binders FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City