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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

cUted 6 f Senior Finding it impossible to express in sketches and phrases Our true impression of Deming School, We invite you to look behind the pictures--to read between the lines. Only there is it possible to catch a glimpse of the personalities and activities We know and love. Gxlminidixatian JAMES W. COLVIN Superintendent The High School Office A beehive of activity (STANDING) 7 Rat Tft yic 'Pwtciftftl Goodbye and the best of every good thing in life. Sincerely, James W. Colvin, Superintendent Robertson County Schools Gwille ‘itycufulto fyice-'PxiKCifial fytada. GLENN ELLYN BUCKNER Blondie” Quotation: “Pretty to walk with, fun to talk with, nice to think about too.” Likes: Cheerleading and sewing. Ambition: To be a Home Economic Teacher. NOR IT A ANNE BURNS “Rooney Quotation: “A good girl is always quiet.” Likes: Ice Cream and “Henson Ridge”. Ambition: To become a housewife. JEANNINE CASE “Casey” Quotation: She hath a tongue with a tang.” Likes: Jaguar and ermines. Ambition: To be healthy, happy, and contented. DONALD CAMPBELL CLEAVER (flotation: “145 pounds of athletic dynamite.” Likes: Basketball and skipping school. Ambition: To be an excellent farmer. “Shorty” 4 '55 LOIS LAVON ELLIS “Locust Quotation: “Let the world go by as it may. I’ll take it any old way. Likes: Driving and horses. Ambition: Private secretary. NANCY MARIE HALE Nanc” Quotation: “Personality plus, an intellectual mind, a nicer girl you could not find.” Likes: Oldsmobiles and Julius La Rosa. Ambition: To get married and be an old jnaid. EDNA CONWAY HUMPHREY “Mertie Quotation: “If silence is gold, then I’m broke. Likes: Hamburgers and a 46 Chevrolet. Ambition: To work at Russell Theatre. MARY LOU INSKO Lou Quotation: “She has a face like a blessing. Likes: Square dancing and football. Ambition: Be someone’s private secretary. BOBBY DALE GRAVES “Lefty” Quotation: He could be made to smile at anything.” Likes: Basketball and playing hookey. Ambition: To graduate from high school. LEWIS THOMAS LINVTLLE Qiadd •Louie” Quotation: “If there isn’t anything todo, let me do it.” Likes: Basketball and strawberry milkshakes. Ambition: A career in the Navy. NERMA DEAN LINVILLE “Nerma Deaner” Quotation: “Mirror of all courtesy.” Likes: Ford and singing. Ambition: Undecided. NORMA JEAN LINVILLE Pigeon” Quotation: Happy as a lark, enjoys herself both daytime and dark.” Likes: Fords and boys. Ambition: To grow another inch or two. MARILYN JOANN MASSEY Massey Qjotation: “Would that my love were near.” Likes: Mercury and candy. Ambition: Major in Home Economics. BEVERLY J. McELWEE Bev Qtotation: Romeo, O Romeol Wherefore art thou.” Likes: Little Billy and Liberace. Ambition: To go back to California. 55 WILLIAM HILDRETH SIMS “Billy” Quotation: “One of the best workers you will ever find; he gets work done in record time.” Likes: Stamps and science fiction. Ambition: A vocation that will leave most of my time time free for avocations. JOYCE DEAN WOOD “Juicy” Quotation: Speech is silver, but silence is gold. Likes: A Chevrolet and singing. Ambition: To be a nurse. LORETTA ANN WORKMAN Retty” Quotation: A sweeter Miss you will never find.” Likes: Chevrolets and pimento cheese. Ambition: To be a nurse. MARY CHRISTINE WRIGHT Chris” Quotation: “Chattering always and giggling, too; when you are around Chris, you can't be blue.” Likes: To sing and laugh. Ambition: To get the most out of life. (Lad JAeaz J Shall uTT, Scientist BILLY SIMS 'ityomemabend HUMPHREY and BURNS OUUt Wright Insko Linville Case Hale Linville McElwee Ellis t'fUtut SucAtux ‘Silty SufU Senior Class History Written Editor’s Note: The follownig history of the Senior Class at Deming was written by Miss Glenn Ellyn Buckner and Billy Sims. It was edited by their English teacher Mrs. Herbert Sandifer, for inclusion in the Yearbook next spring. In the early autumn of the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-one, about thirty-two happy boys and girls made their way to the study hall when the nine o’clock bell rang. The first person we saw coming through the door was Mr. Edward Hickey, our new sponsor. Bewildering days followed — filled with buying new books. joining clubs, collecting class dues, becoming used to the w-ays of new teachers and adjusting to the new rules and regulations; then we settled down and were exposed to nine months of classwork which was to make our later years seem like clear sailing. Then we left the name of Green Freshmen and became known as the Silly Sophmores. In our sophmor© year twenty-eight boys and girls arched up to study hall when the familiar bell rang, only this time to see a new' face, Mrs. Gladys Nors-w’orthy, as our sponsor. At midterm of this fast moving year we were tranferred from the study hall to the Home Economics Department where w e spent the rest of the year in comparative isolation. At the close of our sophomore year we took, a trip to Mammoth Cave which was both educational and entertaining. In the year of nineteen hundred and fifty- three, twenty-two boys and girls became known ns Jolly Juniors and again we were rewarded with the big study hall as our home. Early in the year, with Mrs. Rachel Ilutler as our sponsor, we began to plan for our two big events of the year: the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Junior play. This year went very fast, taken up with new studies, although we had some time for fun. However, the year ended with tragic news for we learned that Mrs. Butler would leave us to teach elsewhere. A trip to Blue Licks a the close of school proved that pleasure can be found close at home. Our Senior year — it has finally arrived! As we look around and count noses we discover that only nineteen of us are here for the last test. It is then that we realize that this is not a world of make believe but a cold, hard world of realities. We discover tfiat if we are to make the -’nub we must work; however, orr Senior year is not all toil and sweat, and there are yet to be many days of joy before that solemn night wh'n were ceive our diplomas and say good-bye to Deming. On our way up the ladder we have had many falls, but now that we are here, they seem very far avray, and we realize that our school trips to B’ue Licks, Coney Island and Mafn-moth Cave were but stepping stones in the years that lead us to Graduation Day and Washington, D. C. S tioK Mewa, £ette% Seniors Practising For Annual Play The Senior Class of Deming High School will present Felicia Metcalf’s three act farce entitled “Take Your Medicine’’ Thursday evening, November 18. Promptly at 8 o’clock the curtains will rise on the first act of the royalty play produced through the courtesy of Heur Publishing Company, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The scene of the play takes place in a hospital. There Is much excit-ment with the antics of the two hospital roommat s, Dodson and Puckett. Then there Is Jack, the witty orderly, and funny Dovie Finkledink. as well as pretty, young nurses, personable Bill, and attractive Angela. You’ll agree this is an entirely differcnt play as the fun really begins when the regular hospital doctor has to leave town and Bill, a colhge professor with a doctor’s dgree in mathmatlcs, and with $r� 0.000 at stake, is called upon to help in several emergencies. First, it is a chicken bone a patient swallows... then appendicitis! But to tell more w'ould bf to give away Ihe rib-splitting fun Come and see the play and enjoy the dramatic monolog and antics of th? following cast: Henry K. Dodson . Billy Sims Angela ................ Ann Burns Dr. Wm. Jackson ..... Lewis Linville Miss Holt ........ Loretta Workman Patricia Pryor ...... Glenn Buckner Dorothy Carlrston .... Norma LinviPe Charlotte Nelson .... Chris Wright Jack Benson .......... Bobby Graves Jonathan Puckett .... Don Cleaver Cordelia Puckett ....... Nancy Hale Miss Dovie Finkledink Jeannine Case Dodie Blake ....... Marilyn Massey Two Old Maids ..... Joyce Wood and Nerma Linville Mother ............ Edna Humpnrey Little Girl .......... Doris Cooper Hoofendyke ............ Lois Ellis Special Nurse ...... Mary Lou Insko Patient .......... Beverley McElwee —Reporters Often we’ll think of Deming School Where together we studied the Golden Rule; Often in memory we’ll go back again To the pleasant school rooms in our homeland. We’ll remember the ''gleams and glooms” which darted Across our faces when we slowly started. At the sound of the bell to the crowded study halls, To study and work within its sacred walls. Our high school days are going fast Our senior year will soon be past; For you, dear friends, have helped us attain our goal. Our appreciation to you, o’er and o’er, be told. n.mm O r C o .4 CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1955, being of sound mind, do on this, the 13th day of December, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred fifty-five,hereby declare this to be our legally documented last will and testament. As a group we wish to bestow our dignified manners and poise upon the eighth grade and hope that they will make some progress toward that goal each year. To our teachers we will our sincere thanks for die encouragement and the inspiration that enabled us to get by”. Individual members of the Class wish to make the following bequests: Beverly McElwee, wills her LIBERACE autograph to Suzanne Hale. Anne Burns, leaves her ability to get guys who drive Chevrolets to Carole Craig. Lois Ellis, leaves that long” Southern drawl to Juanita Harber. jeannine Case, leaves Main Street” to Warren Massey and Tony Overbey. Norma Linville, wills her friendship with the Mayslick Cardinals to F ranees Moore. Chris Wright, wills her golden voice” to Mrs. Sandifer. Glenn Buckner, wills her grand personality to Shirley Burns. Edna Humphrey, wills her driving skill to Jane Howard. Nancy Hale, wills her ability to get geometry to Lloyd Wells and Bobby Sims. Doris Cooper, wills her cheerleading uniform to the next shortest girl to wear it. Loretta Workman, leaves her tiny waist line to Norma F. Linville. Marilyn Massey, leaves all personal property, including notebooks, toher sister Carolyn, but reserves her “Mercury”. Bobby Graves, leaves his height to Big Bill Wood. To Joan Norris, goes Nerma Linville’s typing speed. Joyce Wood, leaves her sparkling “diamond to Jane Howard. Lewis Linville, leaves his position as Captain of the Deming Devils to Gayle Harber. Mary Lou Insko, leaves her correspondence to a foreign country to Sue C. Orme. To T. Ross Moore goes Billy Sims stamp collection. Don Cleaver, leaves his ability to stay within the speed limit to Myron Harber. To this document we affix our signatures. Witnesses: Signed: 70c 7 y laAt Oux 'Place a @Ioa 56 TOP ROW Joanna Burns Shirley Burns Stanley Clark SECOND ROW Dixie Courtney Norma Lee Gore Jane Howard THIRD ROW Carolyn Massey Warren Massey Joan Norris ABSENT Hiram Clough Wendell Ellison Royce French Perry Gifford Henry Norris Tommy Owens Stanley Woods SxxpAom tea. William Buchanan Bobby Carpenter Wendell Curtis Junior Fite Myron Harber Donald Henson L. T. Jefferson Larry Linville Melvin Mastin Bobby Sims Leon Thomas SPONSOR Lloyd Wells Gene Linville Geneva Brumagem Connie Jett Delrena Linville Norma Linville Mary Alice Mastin Frances Moore Sue Carole Orme Phyllis Thompson Peggy Wells Christine Sims PRESIDENT........ VICE-PRESIDENT . . SECRETARY ....... TREASURER........ REPORTER......... SERGEANT-AT-ARMS . Donald Henson . . . Lloyd Wells Phyllis Thompson .... Sue Orme . . Leon Thomas . Larry Linville 7 'ftcvututy, Sfum yi Scfuwl iDxityd 3tt dutumn Of ’54 7th Qxade CLASS MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Doris Anderson, Rebecca Berry, Tommy Buck, Joyce Burns, Guy Courtney, Lloyd Cumbers, Kenneth Earlywine, Joe Famularo, Buster Fite, Emma French, Chris Gill, Verdena Gill, Joyce Hartley, Harold Henson, Eddie Jacobs, Clinton Jen, Jr., Raymond Jett, Nolan Unville, Paul Mc-Glothin, Helen Massey, John Massey, Jr., Ronald Montgomery, Jerry Stewart, Terry Taylor. 1 PICTURED Left to Right Carlos Adamson Katie Brumagem Allen Clark Larry Curtis Ronald Curtis Wayne Ellison Wayne French William Garrison Billy Gough William Gill Donnie Hedges Tommy Orme William Massey Philip Mann Larry Linville Charles Reeves Ann Sandifer Robert Taylor Billy Bob White Sandra White Janice Woods Mary Lou Graves Charles Hendricks We Sedute the Siementwu JeachexA “Qa Jeach” Go teach, said He of Gallilee, Enlighten every man. And thus you see as teachers, we But follow out His Plan. We go not forth for fame to seek, For honor, power, nor pelf; We, like our Model, must be meek, And each deny himself. Then in the fields of fertile soil-The tender hearts of youth-As faithful teachers we would toil To sow the seeds of truth. When harvest brings, or soon, or late, For us a well-earned rest. The boys and girls we educate Will rise to call us blest. SEATED: (Left to Right) Geraldine Louderback Virginia Overbey Eloise Henderson STANDING: Gladys Shepherd Carrie Brumagerp Irene Galbraith Berlin S. Clift u '™ W(Dw, 5 7 2, r � y?t yvrpm ‘p' ivrpf vyf} - twWj Sixth (fuuU c I I F T “dutaide View” tyiacte B R U M A G E M “Jn ide Second Q uidc s on SUuiade and Second Qtade Jiu t Q uid rr r activities Y-TEENS Cxui e iuatwn (lluft - SpAM ox fhitwte 5xvinwi (Jm aca CHAPTER FARMERS William Buchanan Bobby Carpenter Wilson Jr. Fite Myron Harber L. T. Jefferson Larry Linville Melvin Mastin Bobby Sims Lloyd Wells Donald Cleaver Hiram Clough Bobby Graves Henry Norris Wm. H. Sims Royce French Stanley Clark Wendell Ellison Perry Gifford Warren Massey Tommy Owens John T. White, Jr. Wm. B. Woods Stanley C. Woods President . . . Vice-President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Reporter . . . Sentinel . . . Advisor.... . . Wm. H. Sims . Donald Cleaver . . Perry Gifford John T. White, Jr. . . Warren Massey . . Myron Harber . G. T. Harding STATE FARMER GREENHANDS Archie Brown Harold Buckler Wayne Buckler Gerald Craig Jerry French Ronald Fulton A. D. Henson, Jr. Donald Jett Gayle King Gayle Harber Charles Linville Evan Mastin Harold Orme Wendell Pratt Lacy Rogers Jimmy Staggs Clay Tilton Donald Henson Robert K. Berry tJutaxe 9tomemak£H 0 (Lm uca, Ncrma Dean Linville Beverly McElwee Geneva Brumagem Mary Alice Mastin Glenn Buckner Jeannine Case Carolyn Massey Anne Burns Peggy Wells Connie Jett Sue Carol Ormes Carol Craig Joanna Burns Norma Gore Louise Shepherd Suzanne Hale Bonnie Ashcraft F.H.A. OFFICERS President........................Glenn Ellyn Buckner First Vice-President..................Carolyn Massey Second Vice-President...............Nerma Linville Secretary...........................Sue Carol Orme Treasurer............................Jeannine Case Parliamentarian................... • • • Anne Burns Recreation Leader.................Beverly McElwee Song Leader.........................Christine Wright Historians............Geneva Brumagem; Carol Craig Shirley Burns Jane Howard Ruth Ann Howard Phyllis Thompson Norma Frances Linville Christine Wright Marilyn Massey Carol Jean Insko Phyllis Orme Angie Duncan Doris Fooks Frances Moore Mary Fite Connie Poe Arbra Norris Mary Lou Insko Norma Jean Linville 1954 Jialiauicen Jtoyalty, . . . . 3Ae Student) BUS DRIVERS Curtis, Mullikin, and Norris. ABSENT: Staggs, Henderson, Reed, and Mastin. :J ’detuL and Melp ca, Stuvie 7 c 7mI CUSTODIANS Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Norris MRS. MASSEY ROBERTSON BOARD OF EDUCATION Director Pupil Personnel Overbey, Hester, Paynter, Brumagem, Sparks Clwc Senuvca Stage ‘Dramatic Wanning S. G. A. FARM BUREAU SENIOR BOOTH AT CARNIVAL Cleaver, Sponsor It SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS •usher 24, hen the band smirk up‘ Clift's sixth grad n wns n pony an _ cart driven l y an Uncle Remus tyj Bund. Carlisle, leading the . . . . .....J coachman, with the cunning little bride and groom m pvmsssn� rol-i ty School children staged their . , . ,u_ lowed ! n mii outer friends, relatives i! '' i« ill ill � 1 V ‘ r parade , , , land participants of the make-believe igh Mt. Olivet Friday afternoon| weddi,r, . f The seventy grade gypsies, tramps and cowhands Juggled along in hiug tune at a little past one lheir wafona to tune of ..Th k. the Kentootown school, with Son(. (ho Qpen Road« whl|e Uu IVlla Berry as teaclu r ws eighth grade stressed Woodrow Wll h department, was in shaip on , — home church and school. The ninth grade struck the key-itioii Of painted Indians and lhe purpoM an 1 background vart backwoodsmen of the two- j U|e W|1|lial c itural Fair . Piqua school taught by Miss throUKh their c, Vttl portrayal of e Lundrigan and Mrs. Mildred ..youi|g Farmers and Farmerettes . Grade ten gave a meaningful ss Gladys Shepherd and Mrs. aiyr|e to the extra curricular acti Galbraith '‘combined forces' vRies at Deming as Glee Club. Y-ikiiig their first grades pienteing. Tcen basketball, FHA, FFA aiul safety reasons a few mothers hool Parade Adds fJolor Tenth Annual Fair Opens Mrs. Lucille Sandifer Heading .Mr. ... . wedding proce: .th the Nicholas County High squeezed onto the trailer the excited beginners whose were chucked fall of make-goodies to fUl their little unles”. the courtesy of the Mt. Olivet Department, the bright new other clubs. � The eleventh grade combined health and physical education to give a pleasing presentation of the age-old warnings Visit your dentist twice a year. Have a check up y the courtesy of the Mt. Olivet from your doctor”. r CItanax!ng the p: rade wis tbo. engine headed the second grade twemh grade-g warning: Sport j manlike driving could have prevented this.” This same theme is the key idea In the Driver's Education Claes which I emlng Seniors are Just be- lined not only during Fire Pre-� i6n Week. the first of October, throughout the year. • salon. Here, as in the first . . Mrs. Galbraith and Mrs. Eloise ierson pooled” then c hargee to ly out their fire prevention pro-TUey esp tally emph:i «d the wlth T Rosg Moore as in- that due caution should he atruclor To empbasize the tragedy and pain resulting from the rash antics of careless road hogs”, who fail to practice the Golden Rule while ____Virginia Overbey's third grade driving, the float was presented In t. a colorful display depicting ree main scenes. The wrecker ian life and custom®, wm an in- pulRng the demolished car was fur luctlon. to a future unit on the tjier p|ayed up by the gruesome I iy et tttBfcna. I tight of ft® hokMi ftutf bodies ext in i' •• • • v‘ I'- r.'.,.. | sprawled h the roadside. S-. i.« ! • • •• ' '' • w .� ... ho-pit. .! i - i'ln; • ngs of All Through the Year gcene waa at the graveside where an calling to memory the holidays aif of unamy and sadness prevailed, events from. the joyous v ew ut noi leaat in the line came r to Chris Russ time. Driver's Education Car driven Geradlinc Louc erback's fifth accordlng code of spirtsman de. through the medium of Patrol nk| driving. igcs and bells as well as posters) Toom received three dollar | in hla ;k and white, carried aut part|cipation in the parade. with Safety' program. ol,t the spirit of competition, co opera Ion and the Good Neighbor' policy prevailed while preparation the parade were being made _ AUGUSTA MOTOR CO. CARS TRUCKS Augusta, Kentucky RICHEY SALES CO. LIMESTONE FARM CENTER Augusta, Kentucky Washington, Kentucky ALWAYS A FAIR DEAL ALL WAYS COMPLIMENTS OF THE NATIONAL RANK of CVNTHIANA 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 I CYNTHLANA KENTUCKY THE FARMERS CINTUIANA MOTOR and COMPANY TRADERS RANK OF MT. OLIVET Harrison County's Largest JMi ! New and Used - Car Dealers Mt. Olivet Kentucky Cynthiana Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF DUKE WAREHOUSES T. A. DUKE, Proprietor A. C. Duke Maysville, Kentucky Clyde McKibben Day Phone: 914 CARLISLE Night Phone: 204 COMPLIMENTS OF WELLE PRODUCE DAN WELLS, OWNER KENTUCKY Compliments of FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Accommodating Bank W. E. BOSWELL, Cashier Cynthiana, Kentucky Phone 102 CONGRATULATIONS To CLASS OF '55 PARIS STOCK YARDS Paris Kentucky Compliments of OHIO VALLEY FERTILIZER COMPANY Douglas McLeney Herbert Moore G. R. Nooe Ohio Valley Corporation ARTHUR WELLS Dealer In Poultry - Eggs -Wool - Hides Mt. Olivet, Kentucky Compliments of NOEL HALL'S GROCERY Mt. Olivet Kentucky AND Good Luck To The Class Of 55 REX PARKER'S PHARMACY Corner Second Market Phone LO 4-3792 Maysville Kentucky BOURBON LUMBER COMPANV COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE PARIS BETTER - BUILT BUILDINGS A -7t0r HOME Phones: 125 122 KENTUCKY Compliments THE DUTCH INN of Air - Conditioned Home-Cooked Food THE GEORGE H. FRANK CO. North City Limits Cynthiana, Kentucky Maysville Kentucky Phone 9109 Best Wishes DR. W. E. McGINETY THE PINE VILLA Dentist Chicken, Steaks, Sea Foods Mt. Olivet, Kentucky y Chops and Sandwiches E. H. Withers, Owner One - mile North of Cynthiana, Ky. 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