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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1960 volume:

PRESENTING - I960 - 7 THE DEMING DEVIL w - m Ki Our aspirations are as trees--tall and stately--reachingever upward and onward — AS THE SWIFT SEASONS ROLL. SEATED Berry Sandifer Moore Reeves Anderson CLASS FLOWER Violets ANNUAL STAFF CO-EDITORS Ann Sandifer - Charles Reeves Sponsor T. Ross Moore jm 1 STANDING French Brumagem Orme Garrison Famularo Dotson Marsh White Compliments of WELLS PRODUCE Mt. Olivet - Carlisle ADMINISTRATION HAZEL DRYDEN, Superintendent H. O. HALE, Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Hester. Brumagem, Henson. Payntcr, Sparks Compliments of FARMERS MERCHANTS MILLING CO. Brooksville Anna May Massey Director of S tudent Personnel HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY CLEAVER T yping CLINE Science CRAIG Speech Dramatics HALE Geometry HAMILTON Math HARDING Agriculture KISER Music MOORE Social Studies SANDIFER English Librarian SHEPHERD English Soc. Studies SIMS Home Economics CLASS OF I960 DORIS ANDERSON Parents--John and Bessie Birthday--April 1 Annual Staff 4; Class Treasurer 2; Class Play 3. 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2f Secretary 2. KATIE SUE BRUMAGEM Parents--Russell and Carrie Birthday--March 27 Annual Staff 4; Class Secretary 2, Reporter 3, President 4; Class Play 3. 4; F.H.A. 1. 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 2, President 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Speech Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi- Y 1. 2. 3. JOYCE LA VON BURNS Parents--Lawerence and Velsia Birthday--March 3 ClassPlay 3. 4; F. H. A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. REBECCA BERRY Parents--Foster and Theda Birthday--May 14 Annual Staff 4; Class Vice-President 2; Secretary 4; ClassPlay 3, 4; F.H.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Festival 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. LARRY E. CURTIS Parents--Ray and Isabel Birthday--July 6 Class Play 3; Conservation 1; F. F. A. 1. 3. 4. THE ROBERTSON COUNTY NEWS Dedicated to the Betterment of Robertson County” Tom Purdon. Publisher Betty Anderson. Office Manager CAROLYN DOTSON Parents--James and Winona Birthday--December 16 Class Play 3. 4; F. H. A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. EMMA FRENCH Parents--William and Junita Birthday--February 4 Annual Staff 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Photographer I, 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. JOSEPH L. FAMULARO Parents--Jerry and Alvena Birthday--November 6 Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1, 2, 3; Vice-President 4; Class Play 3; Speech Festival 3; Dramatics 3; F.F.A. 1, 2; Conservation I, 2. WAYNE M. ELLISON Parents--John and Gladys Birthday--February 1 Class Play 3; Class Secretary 2, Dramatics 4; F. F. A. 1, 2. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. WILLIAM C. GARRISON Parents--Alton and Myrtle Birthday--August 5 Annual Staff 4; Basketball manager 4; Class Play 3, 4; Conservation I; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. Compliments of G. A. FAMULARO County Attorney MARY GRAVES Parents--Clifton and Emalene Birthday--August 30 Class Play 3, 4; Class Vice-President 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Vice-President 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. MARY MARGARET MARSH Parents--Ray and Mary Kate Birthday--November 3 Annual Staff 4; F. H. A. 1. 2, 3. 4. PHILIP S. MANN Parents--William and Mable Birthday--June 24 Basketball 3; Class Play 3, 4; Dramatics 3; F.F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 1. Compliments of MT. OLIVET SERVICE CENTER Melburne Hedges. Prop. Mt. Olivet, Kentucky DONALD W. HEDGES Parents--Melbourne aid Imogene Birthday--February 13 Basketball 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Class Reporter 4; Dramatics 3, Best Actor Award; Conservation I; Glee Club 1. RONNIE MONTGOMERY Parents--Stanley and Alberta Birthday--July 4 Class Play 4; Conservation 1; Dramatics 3; F.F. A. I, 3,4. THOMAS C. ORME Parents--Pearl and Aleta Birthday--December 4 Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Class Play 4, Dramatics 4; F. F. A. 1, 3; Glee Club 2. JERRY D. STEWART Parents--Elmo and Ruby Birthday--November 1 Basketball 3t 4; F.F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3. 3 . CHARLES F. REEVES Parents--Edward and Helen Birthday--July 2 Annual Staff 4, Co-Editor; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Song Leader 3; Class Play 3, 4; Conservation 1, 2; Dramatics 4; F. F. A. 1. ANNA LAVAUGHN SANDIFER Parents--Herbert and Lucille Birthday--May 19 Annual Staff 4, Co-Editor; Class Secretary 2, Treasurer 4; Class Play 3, 4; Speech and Dramatics 3; F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Song leader 2, Historian 3, Secretary 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Speech Festival 1, 2, 3; Music Festival 2, 3; County and District Farm Bureau Queen, County 3, County and District 4. Compliments of CLAY ORME AND SON Construction Mt. Olivet ROBERT F. TAYLOR Parents--Frank and Suzanne Birthday--September 18 Class Play 4; F.F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Reporter 4. TERRY L. TAYLOR Parents--Hilary and Mildred Birthday-August 14 Class Treasurer 1; Class Play 3; Conservation 1; Dramatics 3; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4. LARRY D. LINVILLE Parents--Elza and Elizabeth Birthday--July 30 Class Play 4;Conservation 1, 2; Dramatics 3; F. F. A. 3, 4. WILLIAM R. WHITE Parents--Robert and Emma Birthday--March 25 Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3; Conservation 1; F. F. A. 1, 2. 3. 4. EDWARD N. REED Parents--Earl and Joyce Birthday--December 23 Class Play 3; Dramatics 3; F. F. A. 1. 2. 3; Glee Club 1. ALLEN C. CLARKE Parents--John and Vada Birthday--September 12 Class Play 4. Compliments of LERMAN BROTHERS, INC. Carlisle ANN SANDIFER H O N O R S KATIE SUE BRUMACEM REBECCA BERRY JOSEPH L. FAMULARO Compliments of Compliments of WILLIAM FIELDS BROOKSVILLE LUMBER MILL CARNATION MILK CO. Brooksville Mt. Olivet, Ky. Compliments of HIGHVIEW HEREFORD Compliments of FARMS HARRISON TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Paris, Kentucky Cynthiana, Ky. FOR EVERY WHY Barry Barnett Marvin Bradley J Robert Burden O L L Y Barbara Caldwell Billy Carpenter LeVaughn Cole Diana Craig Ray Bruce Craig Carolyn Curtis Franklin Duncan Harold Henson Philip Hester THERE IS A BECAUSE Suzanne Jett Everett Linville Daryl Mastin Lillie Mitchell Joburn Montgomery Albert Murray j u N I O R S Donna Nichols Brenda Orme Leola Poe SOPHOMORES Mike Buckner Jane Cooper Diana Dixson William Eals Carl England Billy Fooks Jonnie Hale Susie Harber Milton Hedges Roger Henson Wayne Henson Gordon Hitt Joan Hoover Marvin Houchens James Ingram Martha Insko Nancy Jones Norma Marsh Janet Massey Caryl Mastin David Mastin Glen Montgomery Marsha Montgomery Clifton Poe. Jr. Toby Rogers Steve Roy Gary Staggs Jan Taylor Judi Taylor Perry Tucker Compliments of A. E. JONES, CARR FURNITURE CO. , BI.UEGRASS TRACTOR CO. , HATTERICKS MEAT MK. Cynthiana, Kentucky FRESHMEN Frank Collins Billy Cooper Jane Cracraft Joy Craig Sara Culp Marilyn Curtis Daisy Early wine Rosetta Ellis Brenda Fuller Danny Hedges Brenda Hoover Gary Houchens Mariane Insko William Jett Elnore Lail James Mann William A. Martin Dora Martin Nancy Mitchell Janet Moore Jeannie Moran Ronnie Murray Terry Norris Jackie Reeves Marjorie Reeves Barbara Shepherd Eva Stoker Mary Belle Tatman Kenney Watson Berniece Wood Compliments of Compliments of REED'S GROCERY FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICES Kentontown J. P. Craig. Agent EIGHTH Lucy Hoskins Dwight Houchens Kenny Hughes Ina Ison Paul Jett Phronsie Jett Bobby Jones Frankie Mann Larry Marsh Ray Marsh Diana Martin Kaye Massey Joyce McCord Vicki McDowell Maude Mullikin Linda Odgen Ralph Reed Harold Roy Sammy Sato Patricia Sims Lill ye Shepherd Bob Taylor John Taylor Larry White Bonnie Workman Compliments of CYNTHIANA MOTOR CO., HENSON’S GROCERY, HOLMES PHARMACY. THOMAS’S GROCERY GRADE Philip Adamson Dennis Askins Mandy Ballingal Carolyn Brockley James Brumagem Tilda Burns Larry Caldwell Julia Claypoole Vesta Clough Shirley Collins Larry Colmire Norris Courtney Jimmy Dixson Jean me Dotson Larry England Michael Famularo Terry Fitzpatrick Genie French Gloria French Dale Galbraith Norman Garrison Peggy Hale Verna Henderson Judy Hester Helen Hoover Compliments of REES WILLIAMS JEWELER, Cynthiana, HARRISON FROZEN FOOD LOCKER HARRISON MOTOR CO., GORDON'S MEN AND BOY’S SHOP SECTION A SEVENTH Janie Jett Phillip Stoker Kirby Paynter Fannie Wagoner • Gary Massey Billy Robinson Mickey Wheary ft [ a Elaine Miller Beverly Williams Judy Moore Brenda Shields David Woodruff Compliments of RILEY M. SEE, POST 143. THE RELIABLE SHOE STORE. Maysville LAFAYETTE STUDIO, Lexington. J. THAXTER SIMS, Mt. Olivet-Cynthiana GRADE Bonnie Burden Ronnie Burden Ronnie Florer David Bradley Gifford Beverly Humble Wilma Jean Jett Mary Lou Duncan Stevie Jones David Nickerson Linda Pratt Eddie Reeves Brenda Shepherd Brent Sims Compliments of FULLINGTON'S STORE. Paris, WASHINGTON GARAGE. Virgil Gifford FARMERS AND TRADERS BANK of Mt. Olivet. C. L. MAINS AND SON. Maysville OVERBEY--Grade Three M1TCHELL--Grades 2 and 3 SHEPHERD--Grade One Compliments of HARRISON DEPOSIT BANK Cynthiana, Kentucky GRADE SIX Dennis Burns Ronald Caldwell Cheryl Chandler Phillip Covert Patricia Cracraft Jerry Dixon Gary Dotson James Dotson David Early wine Lana Ellison Betty Fitzpatrick Danny Fletcher Warren French Mary Gifford Billy Hart Shirley Hart Bobby A. Henson Dei Von Hoover Jane Hoskins Mary Lou Hughes Jeryl Ingram Joshua Ison Ann B. Jett Charolotte McBride Diana Mastin Gary Shepherd Farris Zoller Stewart, Jr. Larry Stoker Jerry Ward Sally Ann Wilson Compliments of TRAXELS JEWELRY, Maysville. SOUTHERN STATES CO-OP, Carlisle TRUE MACKY, Blue Licks, WENDELL BOXLEY, JOSTEN'S, Beattyville Arvin Hart Eddie Hendricks Gary Hitt Louise King Linda Linville Brenda Ogden Compliments of WOODWARD SUPPLY Brooksville GRADE FIVE Barbara Cracraft Bertie Fite Rosie Fite Harold McBride Larry Jones Randy Insko Brenda Hitt John Hendricks Bonnie Frakes Pat Martin GRADE SIX Vickie Armbruster Warren Buckler Elmer Burton Stevie Cracraft Joyce Fryman Bobby Price Ginger Reed James Reeves Mary Stewart Evan Tilton GRADE FIVE Linda Donaldson Barbara Duncan Donald Eals Tcmpie Fitzpatrick Garry French Judy Fryman Laura Fryman Julia Gifford Ellen Henderson Nelson Henson David Jett Ladenna Ann Jett Phillip Jett Deloris Lawson Mary McBride Bobby Massey Kathy Meacham Timothy Montgomery Anthony Moore Linda Murray Cathy Nickerson Judy Ann Ogden Vickie Slade Farley Staggs Marie Stanton Aggie Turner Leonard Walker Sharon Kay Wells Stephen White Mollie Wood Compliments of HARPER’S GARAGE, Carlisle, RATLIFF BROS. LUMBER CO., Carlisle ADA’S LUNCH ROOM, Mt. Olivet, C. P. DIETERICH BRO., Maysville GRADE FOUR Tarasa Craig Ray N. Dryden, Jr. Evelyn Early wine Melvin French Danny Fryman Oney Gifford, Jr. Allan Houchens Arnold Houchens Joel Howe Ricki L. Jett Roger Dale Jett William T. Jett James W. Jones Phillip L. Jones Kathy Ann Mann Mary Massey Sandra C. Murray Patsy Nichols Susan Nichols Guendolyn Poe Charles Sparks Phillip Price Terry Price Sharon Robertson David Sharp Joyce Sharp Brenda Shepherd Marcella Stanton Johnny Stewart Gary Wagoner Charles Walker Diana White Melvin Whittaker Kathy Williams Judy Woodruff Juanita Workman GRADE THREE Terry Collins David Curtis Diana Dotson John Dotson Sandra Dryden Peggy Earlywine Jerry Fooks Joan Garrison David Gifford Sandra Graves Patti Harber Bobby Henderson Vickie Jett Lannis McConnell Donna Martin Alton Mitchell Mike Mitchell Stevie Morgan Roger Poe Larry Price Debby Sharp Jimmy Shields Larry Sims Gerald Stanton Kathy Wilson Compliments of MASSEY HESTER’S POOL ROOM, MAYSVILLE OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY CLARKE MOTOR CO. . Maysville. KING BROTHERS POOL ROOM GRADE TWO Phillip May Karen Massey Fannie Massey John L. Henson Darrell Henderson Jerry Gifford Brenda Fryman Della Earlywine Delma Case Wayne Burns GRADE THREE Robert Buckler Donald Burden Diana French Linda Fryman Eddie Highlander Deborah Houchens Johnny King Richard McConnell Linda Massey Randy Wood Compliments of QUEEN CHEVROLET, Maysville, MODERN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. CHARLES STROTHER ELLIS BULLDOZING, W. B. PARKER, AGENT, STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS GRADE TWO Ruth Burton i Donna Cooper Larry Cooper Ronnie Cooper Jerry Cracraft Bobby Dixon David England Donna Harding Bonnie Hart Sandra Henson Barbara Ison Earl Jett Tommy Jett Lillian Lail Linda McBride Tony McConnell Kathy Marsh Larry Massey Vicki May Princess Mullikin Donna Price Frankie Reed Barbara Shepherd Bobby Shepherd Roger Shepherd Lawson Stewart Teena Taylor Millie Turner Brenda Walker Roger White Shirley Williams % Ronald Adamson Ricky Caldwell Roy Craycraft David Dryden Tony Garrison Susan Harding James Highfield Elizabeth Lawson Steve Robertson Donald Shepherd Harold Edwards Judy Henderson Shauna Henson Bobby Frakes Garry Jett John Stanton Fred Wilson Compliments of THELMA’S LUNCHROOM, Mt. Olivet. BROOKSVILLE FURNITURE STORE HUNSICKER'S MEN STORE. Maysville. GILKEY’S LIQUOR STORE, Maysville GRADE ONE Dale Beagle Shirley Brockley Guendolyn Brown Stephen Campbell Larry Collins v Patricia French I� Mavis Mullikin Sereta Crawford Michael Graves Deborah Jones Gary Ogden Bradley Dotson Patti Jo Hester Marjorie Jones Rickey Price Compliments of Ronnie Early wine Jeffrey Houchens Veronica Merrill Michael Sims J effrey Jett Johnny Moore Kay Stoker GEORGE H. FRANK CO, Maysville, CHEAP CHEVROLET COMPANY, Flemingburg P. J. MURPHY, JEWELERS. Maysville. CLOVER LEAF DAIRY, Maysville SCHOOL PATROL ROW ONE; Jett, Staggs, Montgomery, Henson, Jett, Fletcher, Insko, Barnett. ROW TWO: Dotson, Massey, Dotson, Hendricks, Moore, Ison, Shepherd, Reeves, Ingram. ROW THREE: Mrs. Bentley (Sponsor), Linville, Fryman, Woods, Wells, Frakes, Meacham, Courtney, Martin, Berry, Jett, Miss Louderback (Sponsor). ROW FOUR: King, Brown, Shandler, Stanton, Duncan. Ogden, Arm-bruster, McBride, Hughes. The Patrol in Action! The School Safety Patrol is under the general supervision of the American Automobile Association. It was first organized by the Cincinnati Automobile Club in 1926 for Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana and has now become a national institution. The School Safety Patrols have been and will continue to be an asset to any school, community, or state. Deming is proud to be a part of this institution. Compliments of BLACK HILL POULTRY FARM HATCHERY Compliments of KY. CARDINAL DAIRIES Cynthiana Compliments of WHALEN'S JEWELER Cynthiana Compliments of RENAKER'S DRUG STORE Cynthiana CARNIVAL ROYALTY -----Larry Marsh QUEEN-----------Doris Anderson Mary Lou Hughes PRINCE------------Dwain Miller Compliments of MT. OLIVET CHRISTIAN CHURCH Norman Kiser, Minister Phone: Church Ti 4-1041 Residence Ti 4-1731 CONSERVATION CLUB--ROW ONE: Price, French, Sparks, Taylor, Collins, Dryden, Dotson, Shepherd. Henson, Ward, lnsko. ROW TWO: Burden, Colbert, Bradley, Jones. White, Caldwell. French, Craig, Florer, Stewart, ROW THREE: Duncan. Berry, Martin, Butler. Hughes, Barnett, Reeves, Montgomery. Famularo, Hendricks, Bradley, Mr. Hale, Sponsor. The forest and water problems are perhaps the most vital internal problems of the United States. —Theodore Roosevelt Compliments of MATHERS--SHEARER, MORTICIANS, Carlisle, COCA COLA BOTTLING CO., Maysville D E M GLEE CLUB--ROW ONE: Watson, Moran, Martin, Dixson. Graves, Lail, Ballingal, Taylor, I ROW TWO: Mrs. Kiser, Director, Craig, Shepherd, Mitchell, Curtis. Cole, Anderson. Jett. | Ellis. ROW THREE: Brumagem, Sandifer, Hale, Beagle. Cracraft, Insko. Culp, Berry, Poe. N G S I N G S JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS--BACK TO FRONT, Left to Right; Claypool, Carpenter. Hester, Martin. Ison. Dye, Hopkins, Collins, Moore, Dotson. Hale. Ogden, Sims, Mrs. Kiser, Director; Hoover. Bums, Pinkie Sparks. Brockley, McDowell, Jett, Henderson. Wagner, Wells, Woodruff, Clough. Ballingal, Shepherd. Mulligan. Massey, Burns, McCord, Workman, Meacham. Jett, Shepherd, Neal, Humble, Miller, Lail, Duncan, Williams, Shields, Jett, Burden. Hart, England. THE ATOMIC AGE i I 'y Joe Emma Doris Allen Terry Charles ROW ONE: Poe, Jones, Taylor, Craig, Jett, Brumagem, Graves, Sandifer, French, Hale, Watson, Harber. ROW TWO: Curtis, Dixson. Ballingal, Moran, Taylor, Fuller, Wood, Sato.Montgomery, Shepherd, Craig, Nichols, Caldwell, Burns, Lail. ROW THREE: Berry, Mitchell, In-sko, Martin, Beagle, Tatman, Dotson, Orme, Cole, Marsh, Stoker, Ellis. Anderson, Mrs. Sims, Chapter Advisot. ROW FOUR: Hoover, Buck, Rogers, Cracraft. Insko, Curtis, Earlywine, Mitchell, Marsh, Culp, Massey, Reeves, Hoover. OFFICERS President..................Katie Brumagem First Vice-President..............Susie Jett Second Vice-President . . . Mary Graves Secretary ................Ann Sandifer Treasurer......................Emma French Reporter..........................Leola Poe Parliamentarian.............Diana Craig Recreation Leader..........Nancy Jones Song Leader....................Jan Jaylor Historians.................Jonnie Hale Mary Ann Watson Photographer...............Susie Harber Compliments of FRANK LINVILLE, Television Appliances. Mt. Olivet. Kentucky. INSKO COAL COMPANY, Ml. Olivet A. H. DILLON, Sardis. MILLARD CHANDLER, Used Cars c A N BACK TO FRONT, Left to Right; Mann. Linville, Ellison. Curtis, White, Montgomery. Reeves, Linville, Pollitt, Bradley, Hunt, Hedges, Hester, Stewart, Houchens. Staggs, Watson. Henson. Butler. Hedges, Henson, Roy, Jett, Martin, Cooper, Fooks. Mastin. Montgomery. Henson. Bentley, Ingram, Berry, Mastin. Murray, England. Murray, Norris. Buckner, Hughes. Eals, Tucker, Mann. Mr. Harding. Advisor; Carpenter, Taylor, Garrison, Hedges. Montgomery, Taylor. OFFICERS President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . .Reporter . . Sentinel . . Advisor. . . Joburn Montgomery . William Garrison . . Donnie Hedges . . Billy Carpenter . . . Robin Taylor . . . Terry Taylor . . G. T. Harding Compliments of MAYSVILLE’S BIG HOME WAREHOUSE Floor Managers: White Tatman, Ivan Cracraft Famularo England Hester Manager Garrison Compliments of JOE E. MC NUTT Plumbing and Heating Maysville Montgomery Hedges Reserve Stars” Hunt, Hester, C. Mastin, Reeves, England, Bradley, D, Mastin, Manager; David Mastin, Butler, Hedges, Buckner, Henson, Barnett. STARS C. Reeves Coach H. O. Hale A 1 f ! J. Reeves CHEERLEADERS Hfc. 4. A Sandra Ballingal Dora Martin Linda Harber Jonnie Hale Jane Cracraft I L. Reeves Compliments of THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Cynthiana i HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE THE MASTINS Mary and Clayton Caryl and Daryl Diana Compliments of HARRISON RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, C. P, HOUCHENS SONS, Mt. Olivet FOLEY'S FURNITURE, Cynthiana, BIANCHE'S RESTAURANT, Cynthiana OVER 500 TO SERVE? BUS DRIVERS--Curtis. Staggs. Mastin. Reed, Mastin, Brown. COOKS--White. Wood. Burns, Clark. Compliments of HARRISON LUMBER COMPANY Cynthiana Iiiilall Teachers' Christmas Parry LIFE Tommy Sparks Moore's Sociology Class Learns Good Table Manners by Practice. First Graders Reading About Jesus Cheerleaders of 1958-59 Her Majesty the Queen Henderson's Thanksgiving Party 'History of American Firearms Fourth Grade Story Hour THE LONG JOURNEY by Rebecca Berry and Doris Anderson September, 1947 On May 22, 1960, the history of the Class of this year will be closed and sealed. It has taken years of labor, disillusionments, and happiness for us to achieve the rank of Seniors, the long chain of events beginning in thepostwarperiodofSeptember. 1947. Like the bombshells that we were, we came bursting into Mrs. Irene’s first grade room on that first day of school. We sometimes wonder if any of us experienced that timidity that is so characteristic of Beginners. The years passed swiftly--Miss Eloise, Mrs. Overbey, Mrs. Brumagem, Miss Louderback. and Mr. Clift, each teaching us from the second through the sixth grade. In the Seventh Grade, we were joined by some newcomers from the then well-known Kentontown and Piqua Schools (since passed into oblivion). Junior High School marked a time of excitement and learning for us. With Mrs. Sims as Sponsor, we started our Freshman year at Deming. Illness caused the resignation of Mrs. Sims and Mrs. Norma Craig took over her duties. Our float, captioned Hit Parade”, was entered in the Agricultural Farm Bureau parade. Our main money projects were serving the Lions Club and the Halloween Carnival. At the close of the school year, we took a trip to Butler State Park. With Mr. Hamilton and Mrs. Hixon as co-sponsors, we entered into a second year of high school with much zeal and enthusiasm. The school parade marked the first date on our agenda. We represented the twelve months of the year on our float. Again we served the Lions and sold homemade candy at the hallgames. In May we went on a tour to the State Capital at Frankfort. ( The Junior chapter of our history was a busy, exciting, and eventful one. Mrs. Katherine Hixson worked side by side with us to make this a successful year, both scholastically and economically. Our float depicted Miss Robertson County, on the order of the Miss America pageant, complete with pretty attendants and escorts. We proved to be ‘‘super” salesmen and women! We sold more than our quota of magazines and our three act comedy was a howling success, appropriately called “Stop the Wedding . The Mammoth Cave excursion and the Junior-Senior Prom climaxed the season. Seniors at last! We were honored with Mr. T. Ross Moore being our Sponsor. Other honors came to us as we worked for the Halloween Carnival, at which our own candidate, Doris Anderson, reigned as Queen. Five of our boys were selected among the top ten on the school basketball squad. Ann Sandifer won the Ninth District Farm Bureau Queen title and several of the boys and girls had lead roles in our play, ‘‘Marrying Margaret.” Mr. Moore directed the play as well as our projects of selling concessions at each ballgame and master minded” the planning of our Home-coming ball game--the Varsity Devils versus the Alumni Devils--which the Varsity won. Our annual has been one of our outstanding out of school projects. All too soon now. we'll wear the traditional caps and gowns which will be a farewell” of sorts to high school days. We have planned and worked and anticipated this year, especially our trip to Washington, D.C. and our graduation exercises. The road from September. 1947 to May, 1960 has been long but the journey will soon be ended and we will commence” a new one and from then on it will be “every senior to himself.” September, 1959 SENIOR CLASS WILL As the time for our departure from the realm of Deming High School, Mt. Olivet, draws nearer, we, the members of the Class of 1960, wholly sound in mind and philosophy, hereby take our pen in hand, on this the twentieth day of December, to make our last will and testament. First and foremost, the Class, as a whole, leaves to our homeroom teacher, T, Ross Moore, a thousand thanks for the happy year we have spent with him, coupled with our sincere tribute of respect for his guidance and untiring consideration. To our superintendent, Mrs. Hazel Dryden; our Principal, H. O. Hale; and the other members of the Deming Faculty, we bequest our very best wishes for the continued growth of our school, as well as a silent avowal of thanks for all past educational opportunities. To the Juniors, we will our homeroom, our best wishes and fondest hopes for a successful Senior year. All individual personal property is to be disposed of in the following manner; To Sharon Sandifer, Ann Sandifer bequeaths her District Nine Farm Bureau Queen Title in the hope that she will receive the State crown in 1968. To Mary Belle Tatman goes Joyce Burns' quiet disposition and lady-like qualities. Carolyn Dotson leaves her joys as a Devils' fan to Carolyn Curtis. Some leave this, some leave that, but Ronnie Montgomery just leaves. Wayne Ellison wills his ability to not find fault to Ray Bruce Craig and Marvin Bradley. Mary Marsh and Billy Bob White will their “standing room for two on the balcony to Diana Craig and John Reeves, providing Mr. Hale approves. Charles Franklin Reeves reluctantly leaves his special art of playing basketball to Philip Hester. On Larry Hughes, Robin Taylor bestows his bashfulness. Mary Graves wills her ability to get a boy on the basketball squad to Susie Jett. To Lillie Mitchell goes Emma French's sparkling personality. Terry Taylor leaves his love for Eighth Graders to Howard Bentley. Katie Sue Brumagem wills her scholarship tendencies to Jim Bruamgem, hoping that he will be valedictorian of the Class of 1964. Joe Famularo leaves the hope that Rebecca Berry and Tommy Clay Orme may in the near future be elected to the State Legislature where their arguing will be of benefit to the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Upon Marvin Bradley. Tommy Clay Orme bestows his “cue stick at the Eight Ball. Allen Clarke leaves his ability to work geometry to Bobo Hunt. William Garrison leaves his driving skills to La Vaughn Cole. To Sarah Lou Culp. Donnie Hedges wills his letter a day” habit. Eddie Reed leaves his height to Bob Pollitt. To Roger Henson, Jerry Stewart wills his speed and agilness. Larry Curtis leaves to William Martin. Sr. all cars that have ancienf motors. Larry Linville reluctantly leaves his pleasant association withBracken County to anyone who needs it. Philip Mann sadly wills his good times in high school to his brother, James. Doris Anderson leaves her crown as Halloween Queen to next year’s hardest worker. To Leola Poe, Rebecca Berry bestows her spelling ability. To this document we affix our signatures. Witnesses: .tinned- PROPHECY A LEAF FROM THE DIARY OF CAROLYN DOTSON--July 7, 1975 Dear Diary: Tonight I attended a party at the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Orme. It was a party given for the Doming Class of 1960, of which both Tommy and his wife Mary were members. It was very pleasing to see how my fellow schoolmates have held to their fondest dreams and to observe how many of them have come true. When I arrived at the Ormes’, the party was well under way and there, in one corner, were the girls discussing old times. I soon learned that Doris Anderson is now married. The clear, strong voice of Rebecca Berry, wife of Scotty Graves, next attracted my attention. Mary whispered that Rebecca is one of the most capable debaters in Congress. Arriving even after I did was Katie Brumagem, now Mrs. John David Sims. One of the Sims’ fine Angus cows had strayed and thus made Katie late. In answer to a question about her hair, Mary stated that it had been set by Joyce Burns, who operates a shop in both Mt. Olivet and Flemingburg. I learned she is still trying to hook the “Goat”. Somehow I hope she gets him. Emma French, the former baking contest queen, now the wife of Wendell Pratt, happily told me all about her four fine children. Mary Margaret Marsh and her husband, Billy Bob White, showed all the signs of being quite prosperous. Mary transferred from Harrison County during our Senior year. On the program for the party was the charming star of hillbilly music. Miss Ann Sandifer. Her latest hit--I WALK WITH BILLY-- was a smashing success. 1 next ran into the de bona ire Charles Franklin Reeves. He had flown in from the ‘‘bright lights” region of Las Vegas. He is an outstanding writer, but unfortunately he devotes time to those pursuits only when ‘‘Lady Luck” deserts him. He gave me a run-down on all the male members of the Class. Eddie Reed is now owner of the largest chicken farm in Robertson County. I think his father-in-law is in the same business. Jerry Stewart is the outstanding star on the Harlan Globetrotters. He said he didn’t mind the least being the only white player among the “Sunburnt Yankees”. William Garrison, Hollywood’s most celebrated actor since Yuhl Brynner, is still the same old William. Stardom hasn’t effected him in the least. Philip Mann was at the party with his arm in a sling--he tests outer space vehicles. Wayne Ellison’s dream of becoming an author was fully realized when he was awarded last year’s Pulitzer prize for his book, CHIPMUNKS AND ACORNS. Joseph Famularo, the famous criminal lawyer from Kentontown, was absent. Charles said he had gone to Cincinnati where his wife, the former Karen Cline, is a model. Donnie “Goat” Hedges, the lover of the Class of 60, is still unattached. Mike Hammer has retired leaving his place in the detecting business to Larry Linville. The adventurer and explorer. Ronnie Montgomery, postponed an African Hunt to attend. Allen Clarke is now working for General Motors. With Allen cars always did come first. Larry Curtis is operating a night spot in Southern Ohio. Who would have thought this would follow a brilliant college performance? Robin Taylor is a retired New York Yankee pitcher. Too bad more of us can’t get rich so quickly. I wonder if he likes hillbilly music ? Terry Taylor is now assistant manager of the speedway at Minneapolis. 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