Erie School - Hilltop Yearbook (Olive Hill, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1951 volume:

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If C sy W4 Sig Foreword W1th1n th1s book the edxtors have trled to capture somethlng of the people and the place whxch make Er1e School Ours has been an endless task xn the sense that our school can never be com pressed between the pages of a book ups w1l1 qmucken yo.1r memor1es of many happy experlences and the joyous sp1r1t of thxs year on the h11ltop Z We hope that, in the years ahead, the pictuz es and the write- ffl Dedlcatzon In apprec1at1on of the1r effort and encouragement durmg the memorable years we have attended Er1e School we the Semor Class of 1951 ded1cate thls eleventh volurne of Hxlltop to the teachers and staff of Erle School It was through thexr lnterest 1n our achxevements and ac portant moment m our hves Commencement Day And to our Alma Mater E1-ue School standing staunch and f1rm on the hxll servmg as a beacon of falth as we go forth xnto lxfe we also dedlcate thls our PHb11C3.t1Ol'l of Hxlltop 5 O O complishments that we, the Senior Class, have come to this im- Annual Staff Edmtor Jenny Io Tac kett ASS1Stant Edltor Mary Lou Greene BUSINESS Manager Charles Lewxs ASS1Stant BUSIDCSS Manager Ines Shelton As s1stant Art Edltor Dorothy Lee Photographer John J Ferles Acknowledgments The 1951 Edxtors of I-hlltop gratefully acknow ledge the aenerous support of th xr advert1sers the constant encouragement and assxstance of mem bers of the Erxe School faculty and the patlence and good w1ll of the1r pubhshers Wlthout these thxs H1lltop could not have appeared 6 Art Editor. . . . . .... . . . . . . Janet Henderson J O 9. . Q . I . EDNA V JONES Mathematics Friends University A B AUDREY E FUGITT Primary Grades National College A B DORIS HARPOLE Social Studies Bible Peabody College B A GRACE M REUTER English Social Studies Central Missouri State College B S MRS. DORIS H. STEINBERGER Superintendent 1 Berea College, A.B. CLARENCE H. STEINBERGER Principal Director of Boys' Activities Berea College, A.B. Syracuse University, M.A. ' HELEN MEREDITH Librarian, English Antioch College, B.A. T C Columbia University M A MAXINE C BIRCKHEAD Bible Health Physical Education West Virginia Wesleyan College B S FRANCES M ASHBY Music Maryville College B A Sta 9 LUITIE ORA HOOPER Science Athens College B S Scarrxtt College M A ESTHER M EDWARDS Home Economics, Dxetltxan Southwestern College, A B ELINOR J ZIPF Englxsh Socxa1Stud1es Berea College A B ISABELLE M FULLER Remedxal Elementary Grades Geneseo State College B Ed MRS HAZEL R MARTIN Busxness Morehead State College DOYLE R RCXIERS Maintenance Shop Berea College A B JAMES M STALLARD I-'xreman Gardener MRS RUBYE STAMPER Laundry Boys Matron ERCEL L PHELPS, R N School Nurse Houghton College Buffalo Deaconess Hospital EMMA A WIDGER Assistant to Superintendent Elementary Supervxsor Cornell Unxversxty A B Syracuse University M A MRS ADA KEGLEY Kxtchen Matron MRS WIN!!-'RED KESSLER Housemother Latin Central Business College Sta Agriculture I 10 ff7 I Q Class of 1951 ELIZABETH CLINE Lxbby By Word Huh Yeah Ambxtxon Superintendent of Nurses President of Semor Class Presxdent of Tuesda Music Club lst Semester Y Lxbranan Future Teachers of America 13 INA MAE GLOVER Sxs By Word Oh Boy Ambition Nlce old maxd Secretary Treasurer of Semor Class Edxtor of Senxor Breeze Vxce President, Wrxter s Club JENNY .TO TAC KETT Little Gxr By Word Ooh Lah Ambxtxon Pharmacxst Reporter for Student Councxl Art Editor of Breeze CHARLES LEWIS Charlxe By Word Oh Heck Ambxtxon Bxg txme polxtncxan Preszdent Booster s Club Busxness Manager Hilltop MARY LOU GREENE Burse By Word Omygoodness Ambition Lawyer s wife President of Student Councxl Vxce President I-hgh School Chorus Secretary Future Teachers of Amerxca Business Manager Semor Breeze Student Representative to the Faculty AlsxltantEd1tor, Hxlltop .. - - 1.. Editor of Hilltop : , 32 Class of 1951 11 INES SHELTON Lee By Word George? Ambxtxon l-lousewxfe Assnstant Business Manager of Hxlltop Secretary Erxe Sub dxstnct M Y F Buslness Manager of Fall Breeze DOROTHY LEE Dot By Word Yeah Ambition Architect Assxstant Busxness Manager Semor Breeze Art Edltor of Hxlltop JOHN JEROME FERLES Ill Jeronxmo By Word Knock xt off Ambxtxon Mxmster Photographer for Hilltop Co manager of basketball team GAYLE TAC KETT Gay Ambxtxon Fashion Designer Presxdent Dramatxcs Club Secretary Student Councxl Secretary Jumor Class lst Semester WARREN PATTON Warme By Word What s up? Arnbxtxon Mechanic Cb manager of basketball team JANET HENDERSON Jan By Word My Goodness President Student Council Vxee Presxdent dorm Student Councxl Art Edxtor of Hxlltop Assxstant Edxtor of Semor Breeze 'cw .. .. By Word: George!! , 954- K- M lv Y 14 Class Wlll We the Senlor Class of 1951 bemg xn our rlght mlnds do declare th1s wrlt mg to be our last w1ll and testament and do make the followlng d1spos1t1on of our valuable possess1ons To the Semors of 1952 we hereby w1ll and bequeath our use of the school propertles and the opportumty of becomlng our successors next year To Alva Jo Greene Ehzabeth Clxne w1lls her long danghng earrmgs We are sure they w1ll add much to her appearance John Jerome Ferles lll gracxously leaves h1s long black wavy halr to Gary James Ina Mae Glover w1l1s her abzllty to wr1te and read romantxc stones to Romeo fBobbyl Holbrook Mary Lou Greene leaves all of her knowledge of farms and farm anlrnals to Bob Perry Janet Henderson w1lls her love for all the teachers to Mzldred Thomas Dorothy Lee w1lls her mus1cal ab1l1ty to sing and to play the plano to Carl McGlone Charles Lew1s leaves all h1s love for cheerleaders to Jerry Nolte Warren Patton wllls h1s ablhty to get bookkeepmg to Betty Jean Osborne Keep the records strazght Betty Ines Shelton leaves to Gene Waggoner her favorxte song My Heart Cries For You ln hope that xt w1ll brxng lnm many pleasant memorxes as It has for her She also leaves her love for bookkeeplng to the next bookkeepmg class Gayle Tackett begrudgmgly wzlls her soph1st1cat1on to Betty .To Henderson Jenny Jo Tackett gracmusly leaves all her love for folly to Pat Oppenhezrner To all other students we w1ll our hzgh zdeals and ambltlons for the future wk 4: lk fr CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER Gold and Whxte It ls A Rocky Road That Red Carnatxon Leads To The Hexght Of Greatness lklklklk SENIOR HONOR ROLL Ina Mae Glover Mary Lou Greene Janet Henderson Gayle Tackett and Jenny Jo Tackett 15 0 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 tl VI ' . . 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H . 1 ,, . . . . . . . 1 . 1 . . . 1 . . . . . 1 . , . , 1 1 , 4 Class Prophecy Let us take a look at the graduatmg Class of 51 an our Tell Your Future QFor those who aren t up on latest mventlons we must explaxn that thxs xs a m1r aculous new mach1ne which will tell you just what you w1ll be doing ten years from now As we tune m each Semor we f1nd Janet Henderson IS now workxng wlth our natlon s presxdent as h1s prlvate secretary At present they are at Lake Success meeting wlth the leaders of all the natlons, constructmg plans for a Umted World Government This IS a big undertakxng and we re certainly behmd you Janet Mary Lou Greene IS an assistant to the mllllonalre movie producer Max Gordon They have been seen dmmg and dancmg qulte steadlly lately Of the many who have trxed, none has succeeded 1n gettxng Max to walk down a church a1sle w1th her We wxsh you better luck Mary To Ines Shelton we must extend deepest sympathy One of her twzns recently caught measles and started an ep1dem1c all over the city of Atlanta Georgla Beheve It or not, Warren Patton ns a typical example of the hen pecked hus band I-hs t1ny Wlfe has wrapped lum around her finger They have a ranch wlth Z 000 head of cattle ln North Dakota Rlde em cowboy Jenny Jo Tackett pharmacxst IS natxonally known now Today she was awarded S6 000 for her sensational rejuvmnatlon face powder She w1ll not glve the cosmetlcs mdustry an msxde track however for wise Jenny Jo already has xt patented and plans to use the proflts soon for an extended stay m Pans Shelly Dawa Gayle Tackettl the well known xnterxor decorator and fashlon deslgner creator of the fabulous Gayle wardrobe des1gned for Mayo South IS planmng to take an exght weeks vacatlon At the Shearer Excluswe Fashxons Inc , located nn McAllen Texas we fmd Charles Lewxs wxth h1s feet propped up on h1s desk It s rumored that he just obtamed h1s fzrst shlpment of loafers to replace cowboy boots ln Texas Dorothy Lee has gone back to Hong Kong, Chlna where she IS a very suc cessful archltect She also IS very happxly marrled we mlght add Reverend John J Ferles and h1s bride are happily resxdlng 1n the Oak Park suburb of Ch1cago, ll11no1s A two weeks revmval IS scheduled to begm at h1s church thls Sunday All are cordially lnvlted to attend Ehzabeth Ann Clxne the superlntendent of nurses at St Mary s Hospital at Phoemx Arlzona IS on an extended vacatlon She has been lmked w1th an oxygen research project ln connection wlth a rocket trxp to the moon Bon voyage Lxbby Professor 1 M Glover Doctor of Psychxatry has just completed a new ser1e of books entxtled Why We Act as We Do To get the latest and most up to date lnformatzon we refer you to these books 6 S ' I ' ll VD 1 , . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . 1. , . . . . . , . . . I 1 . . , . . 1 1 1 . . . . . . ' 1 0 , 1 . . . , 0 , 1 . . . . . , . . . . . - - . . . . . . Q . 1 - 1 1 p . , . 1 1 - 1 . . . . . . , 1 . . . . . 1 1 1 1 v . . . l 1 ' - u 11 ' ' 1 1 1 . . . . 1 - 1 1 . . . . , . . . . . . ,A M . . . . - . . . . . 4 , - 0 , .. , Q 1 . . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 s n u 1 4 - . , . . . , , - me II , , - - , . Catherxne Estep Alva Io Greene Betty Henderson Flo Lyons Pat Oppenheimer Presxdent Betty Osborne Genevene Wxlhams Class of 1952 Dorothy Lee Mxldred Thomas Gene Waggener Callie Hall Lois Anderson 19 Class of 1953 Bob Perry Phyllis Ednon Gary James Marlene Holbrook Carl McGlone Betty Gean McCorm1ck Harold Baker Clara Rae Callahan Jxmmy Duncan Sue Ann Duval Sybxl Kmg Charloite Bond Omer McGlone Janis Fugate Joe Ann Stamper Bill C olhns Presxdent m 11' vi G? Z0 V77 Class of 1954 'wx if 'QYQQ -7 'YK .,-w., Barbara Estep President wx ,asa in 'rf S. .di 1:7 sf w-Y 3 x 'X -5? 1, 35 os. in ,,,?, '? -v-.7 iz 'Q-0 ...ag Linda Lou Rose Patty Stafford Patty Ruth Cartee Romamta Reyes James Wlthrow Louxse Glover Dorothy Musselman Betty Rxchards Ralph Duncan Sandra Armstrong Daryl Brown Fred Perry Joanna Fraley Henry Tackett Dorothy lson Frank Jarvxs Van Gearhart Mary Louxse Boggs Jack Bocook Bxlly Henderson Carol Raybourn Betty Crawford .Terry Nolte Ronald Stafford Z1 4I+'bn 4'9v -my 'TV gn -sqm iv' -Jilin GQ ! ' . My 'ful . ' g .J -'Q A' MM ' 4, 1, ' . '. I X 'A f , 44f x My 5 3 --.1 '- . -s K ' A K -- Q- 1. , g 7 x ' Z we I if N ' 4 - ' W 1 4' r 1 l y , X it H b 1 b A . fy? X ' , Q. ' .I .:,, A N Q i, ,. M... ' 'iz' H V 'W - K , ' . E -V , 5 f y l N A X tn 4 Av ' 1 4 vwyvymvib ' y ' Q . . w - Y , -T2 D A R U D L g Class of 1955 Margaret Erwxn Barbara Henderson Joyce Erwm Tommy Crawford Mary Short Martha Sue Ernst Jane Muncy Rxchard Curtis Betty Stevens Margaret Crawford Glenn Rucker Ohve Oihll Marne Everman Vxrgxma Richards Jamce Edxson Z1 4' it 9 Q r-my d W Class of 1956 Beverly Nolte Elizabeth Jarvis Jackxe Wilson Thelma Glover Mary Katheryn Crawford Charles Ward Crawford B111 Leonard Frxeda C levenger Mary Ellen Thomas Anna Ruth Oney Elaxne Turner Z3 Mary Lucille Skirvin CLASS OF 1956 Thls year we have accomphshed many thmgs and hope to succeed further xn the years to come Our b1g event of the year was our Chnstmas party on Decem ber 18 1950 We gave a Chnstmas basket 1n co operatlon wxth the Class of 55 just before Chrxstmas vacatlon Among other thxngs we sold popcorn and ln tlus we thought we made quite a b1t of success sellmg It at 59 a bag we made S5 83 March 3 was the date for a skat1ng party also gxven wxth the Class of 55 wxth guests of both classes attend1ng Our annual Mother s Day program was glven for the apprecxatlon of our mothers CLASS OF 1955 Our projects brought success to us thxs year We sponsored Amateur Hour on January 26 1951 It was d1ff1cult for M1ss Reuter to teach us how to be human bemgs aga1n after be1ng tramed as plrates Our prof1t'for thas was S24 Z5 and wxth half of our proceeds we bought records for the Mus1c Department We sent a CARE package to a famxly ln Austr1a and gave a Christmas basket to a comrnumty famxly needmg clothxng food and toys Our trad1t1onal Mother s Day Tea was a success due to the careful planmng and co operatlon of Mlss Reuter w1th our class And the skatlng party was so much fun for everyone who went together to have a wonderful tlme Class Motto Steady Growth Brmgs Success Class Flower Red Rose Class Colors Blue and Wh1te Our class has thoroughly enjoyed the respons1b1l1t1es and pr1v1leges of be1ng 1n h1gh school One of the most lmportant soclal events of the year was he Chrlstmas party whlch was held 1n the students parlor of Alken Hall Games refreshments and glfts were enjoyed by all Another soc1al functwn was the skatmg party Fr1ends were mvxted by many and altogether we had a wonderful tlme Also, the g1rls of our class were proud to be the wlnners ln the volleyball tournament The struggle was tough but wlth good cheermg and good sportsmanshlp we came through wlth flymg colors We enjoyed attendlng and partlclpatlng in the All I-hgh School parties throughout the year C LASS OF 1953 We were happy at last to begm this year at Erle feehng hke full fledged hxgh school students Mzss Hooper began the task of bemg our sponsor wlth twenty members 1n the class Officers were elected and Bxll Colllns was Pres1 dent Bob Perry Vxce Presldent Phyllms Ed1son and Gary James were our Secretary and Treasurer respectlvely Desplte brulses and upset our December 16 skatmg party was lots of fun, wasn t xt class? And the Faculty Parent Tea g1venFebruary 17 was a bxg success Z4 ' CLASS or 1954 my 1 a . 1 I t Our class took second place in the girls basketball tournament We end the year with deep regret but you will be seeing us next year when you look under .Tumor Class News CLASS OF 1952 As all classes do we began this glorious year by electing officers President Pat Oppenheimer Vice President Ellen Lee Secretary Catherine Estep and Treasurer Gene Waggoner We were under the sponsorship of Miss Helen Meredith One of the most memorable days of the year was our Field Day a class project started last year Plenty of fun was available and everyone seemed eager to participate So successful were we selling refreshments at Field Day that we undertook the role of serving at basketball games Selling wieners candy bars cases of pop made plenty of hard work but it brought money for our class pro jects Our Christmas party was held December 18 and refreshments games and gifts were nurnerous Another big event of the year was our Slurnber Party January 26 1951 Everyone consumed quantities of hamburgers potato chips cokes coffee and doughnuts and we had a wonderful time although we didn t get much sleep The presentation of Little Women and our entertainment for the CLASS OF 1951 This being our last high school year together perhaps no other class has enjoyed it as much as we Through our activities we have grown in unity The majority of our class has spent all of our high school days together Mary Lou Greene, Janet Henderson Charles Lewis Ines Shelton and Jenny Jo Tackett has been at Erie since grade school During these years we have worked success fully and have countless fond memories of our days together Due to the fact that our class is quite small, we elected only a President and a Secretary Treasurer at the beginning of this year Elizabeth Cline was elected President and Ina Mae Glover the Secretary Treasurer Last spring after much time and work, we took the Semors on a trip through the Smokies visiting Allen High School, Norris Dam, and the T V A We want to express to all Erie students and to the faculty our sincerest gratitude for the help and guidance we have received at dear old Erie School Although the members of our class will soon depart to their own ways we will still be one in memory So to you we say Friendships are made and sometimes broken But yours shall last forever as our hearts fairest token Z5 . I I I Class of 1951, on May 19, climaxed our year's activities. Elementar VON '- L., .. rirf frm -n-. ' .'.,,, .1 'CS 'uri nan. in HMM!- Myra Mae Tackett, Helen Erwm, Jay Henthorne, Sharon Kelley, Mary Jo Proctor Joanne Henderson Mxchael Osborne, Faye Lynn Clay, Shxrlxe Wxlson Slnr1eyAnnShor!, I R Raybourn, Phxlxp Thomas FlorxsAnnaCrawford, John Ollxe Crawford, Car1ScaIf, Fred AllenDuvall, LoxsSalyers, Judy Armstrong J C Raybourn, Gary Joe Mundy, Earlene McGlone, Gary Lee Muller, Thomas Erwxn, Jenmfer Clay Jefferson Swango, Alma Nett Morgan, Clara Sue Henderson, Janet Stevens, James Wlllzam Tackett, John Perry 26 4.-f Primary avg. W l wr 1 M-T, if -dv-pr dll! tv' --r ,.. Xe .A Sammy Perry, Phyllls Mundy Sam Stewart Franklin Phxlhps Sharon Ann Newman Sharron Marhn Lxnda Kelley Phxlxp DeHart Patty Crawford Martha Lou Wxthrow, Gary Kxser Carolyn Hensley Martha Sue Gabbard Sue Ann Tackett Mxke Tackett Bxlly Oney Mary Louliennard. Rebecca Rucker John Short Katxe Henthorne Sara Lou Qualls Connie Patton Carolyn Rose Wxlla Waugh Junior Erwxn Sandra Stevens Richard Short Danny Kuhner Vxrgxma Mundy Z7 an 4 x , 4 l -T 1 in S i 'A' w L h ae: Q iq 5 C 2 xi- S. 'lf' , S is 'IB' 44 -'P V ' V, ,Qld 'A I , 3 'QTXA y X E3 y Y, r School Calendar Hlghllghts 1950 1951 September October November 3 4 22 26 December January February March Aprxl May Reglstratlon Day at Er1e School Student Councll Electmon All Hlgh School Party Jumor Class Fleld Day Mlss Dorothy Nyland Chapel Speaker P T A Fam11y Nlght Halloween Party Student Council State Conference Lexxngton E K E A Weekend Thanksglvlng Hollday The True Chr1stmas Grades 4 7 Play of St Francls Sophomore Skatxng Party Class Chr1stmas Partxes Amken Hall Chr1stmas Tree and Candle L1ght1ng Serv1ce Begmnmg of Chr1stmas Vacat1on Er1e M Y F Sub D1str1ct Bobby Jones Speaker Movze Mzracle on 34th Street Second Semester Reg1strat1on Amateur N1ght Sponsored by 8th Grade Mur1el Day F T A Charter Presentatlon Lmcoln s B1rthday I-1ol1day Sophomore Tea Party Freshman Skatxng Party D1StI1Ct Basketball Tournament Vanceburg Movle Young Mr Lmcoln A1ken Hall Blrthday Party Sacr1f1c1al Supper and CARE Offermg Sunrxse Communxon Serv1ce Easter Vacat1on Reglonal Speech Festival Morehead Folk Fest1va1 bmverslty of Kentucky Movle Swlss Famlly Robinson County Spelhng Bee U51C Festwal Morehead Sophomore Pmcmc Carter Caves Er1e M Y F Sub Dxstrxct Reverend Scotty Cowan Speaker Mov1e Green Grass of Wyommg Muslc Club Productxon Sourwood Mountaln F T A Tea Jumor Class Play Lmttle Women May Day wlth Ploneer Club Reunlon 7th Grade Party for Mothers 8th Grade Tea for Mothers Class P1cmcs Semor Trxp Starts Movie Kentucky .Tumor Semor Banquet Class Nzght Baccalaureate Sunday Commencement Z8 I 5 . . . 15 . . Z - . - 13 ' ' ZG ' ' , 3 . . . ' ' Z7 9-11 .... 15 ' , - . ' 16 -F L- --S-an l8 ' ' Z0 . . . . . Z1 . . . . 13 ' . . . - ' ' , ' 19 . 2 . . zz 1-'-F? 26 ' , 5 ' . . . ' 9-11 ' ' ' ' 16 17 ' 1-Z ' ' , 3 Skating Party, Grades 4-6 9 ' : . ' 17 ' +i-Q Z1 .. . . ZZ . . . : . 24 . . , 30-31 ' , ' ' ' . 6 . z . . . 7 -7 : ' ' . 10 ' ' , 16 ' . . . - ' ' , , 18 ' : ' 20 ' ' : ' Z1 . . . 27 ' 2 ' 5 . . . 7 10 11 . . I . . S . : 19 ' - ' -l' Z5 ' Z7 Z8 Boys Basketball Th1s year our f1rst f1ve have been new players with the exception of Charles Lewxs who has played three years of assoclatzon ball The other four players on the fzrst strxng are Bob Perry Carl McGlone Jerry Nolte and B111 Collms Henry Tackett was on the f1rst f1ve during the fxrst semester Hrs average was Z 7 then We hope the doctor w1ll let hxm play agaln next year Fxrst strlng averages were as follows Charles Lewxs Guard 16 games 15 3 Bob Perry Guard 17 games B1l1Co1l1ns Center 17 games 13 Z Jerry Nolte Forward 17 games Carl McGlone Forward 17 games Tlns year our team had f1ve wms and twelve losses Puttmg the team through 1ts tralmng paces were Mr Rogers coach wlth the asslstance of Squat Stephenson and Shadow Canafax ex Wlldcat Erle was champlon over Laurel H1gh ln the d1str1ct tournament They were a hard team to beat that nlght The flnal score was 47 46 wlth Nolte nudgmg 1n the fmal score Later ln the tournament our boys were defeated by Vanceburg Thanks fellows for an excmtmg year on dear old Erle s hardwood Glrls Athletlcs The gxrls physxcal education classes under the cnrectxon of Mmss Maxlne Buckhead had thexr volleyball tournament as last year Thls tournament was held 1n November and December Each class from the seventh through h1gh school had a team In the f1nals the Freshman I team w1th Barbara Estep as captam d feated the Jumors and became the champlons These games were very excltxng For the basketball lntramurals ln February each class had a team All the teams played very good ball The Iumors were tournament champlons, thls team conslsted of Gayle Tackett Pat Oppenhelmer Flo Lyons Ellen Lee, Alva Jo Greene Catherme Estep and Betty Henderson The Sophomore runners up were as follows Phylhs Ed1son Sybll K1ng Betty Gean McCorm1ck Sue Duval Clalre Stepheonson Jams Fugate and Clara Callahan The schedule and scores were h h Score 3 h 11th h h 10th h llth h l0th 10th l lth 10th h llth 22 4 After basketball the g1r1s have had lessons In tumbllng and are learmng kxck P111 ball and softball as sprang sports And of course the May Day program IS a day devoted to G1r1s Ath1et1cs ln co operat1on wzth the Muslc Department We won t forget that event w11l we gmrls? 31 7 4.9 3.3 2.0 O , v ' . I : . l I e' but basketball, which came later, was the favorite sport. 7t vs. 8t : -18 91: 8-16 7t 9th Z-ZZ St 10-10 8th 9th 10-18 8t 1 l -18 7t Z-16 4-23 91: 7-6 7th - Doyl Rog C h Wa en Patto M nag Gl Rucke Tommy Cr wt' d F d Pe ry Ca l McGl Bob P ry Cha les L x B ll Coll J y Nolte .T s Rob t W th ow Da yl B o J hn F le Manage CLUB SCHEDULE Erxe Versus Fxrst Game Second Game Royalton Olxve H111 Sandy Hook Haldeman Salt Lick Prxchard Hltchms Boyd County Charles Lewzs a Semor thzs year has played ball all through hzgh school Thxs year 1n the Dlstrlct Tourna ment he won a trophy for outstanding playmg We are proud of Charhe and hope he goes on to college ball playmg the same good game he xs famous for here at Erxe 32 45-46 ' ' 30-51 39-69 Laurel 55-36 27-ZZ 43-48 47-62 34-26 61-47 ' 41-29 42-55 ' 31-53 40-58 h. ' 31-68 32-56 44-91 42-84 E Semor Issue Volume 9 No Z Edltor Ina Mae Glover Assmstant Janet Henderson Art Ed1tor Jenny Jo Tackett December 1950 Busxness Manager Mary Lou Greene Asslstant Dorothy Lee AdV1SOT M1ss Ellnor Z1pf CHRISTMAS 1950 We are at war agam Many parents are worrxed about sons 1n Korea The whole world IS mn an uncertam uneasy and perplexed attltude at this Chrlst mas of 1950 Many belleve thxs Chrlstmas w111 not be spent m as fnvolous and gay a sp1r1t as prev1ous ones Too many people are unhappy because they are downcast We all have to work hard to upllft their sp1r1ts How can we help to make Chrxst mas enjoyable? Flrst 1f we want to 1nst1ll a fee11ng of Joy peace and con turn to the source of Chnstnan Falth We must turn to Chrlst When Jesus Chrxst was born on the fxrst Christmas Day centuries ago came as a Savlor a Prmce of Peace and the Hope of Mank1nd We must lxft our hearts to H1m an pra1se and adoratlon By so do1ng we w1ll help hit the hearts of others We absolutely must look for Hlm for help m the makmg of world peace The happzness of other people hes ln our hands We must not fall them nor Hxm Mary Lou Greene C OMMUNITY PROBLEMS CLASS The commumty problems class consxstmg of eleven Sen1ors wlth M1ss Harpole the teacher declded at the begmnmg of the term that the fol lowmg problems confronted the Ohve H111 commumty and envlronrnent flood control problems of alcohol, madequate recreatlonal fac1l1t1es and the relatlonshmp between church and communxty The problem of housxng was another of major xmportance Durmg the study of alcohol the flood came We were all aware that somethmg needed do1ng So letters were wrxtten to Mr Harry Schacter and to the U S Engmeers A letter to the edltors of the Carter County Herald was sent as a means for gettmg people mterested 1n workmg to get flood con trol ln Ollve H111 We also attended two clty councll rneetmgs to d1scuss the problems of flood control and went to the open hear Gymnaslum at Grayson and conducted by the U S Engzneers We found we were better satlsfxed when we learned that other people were mterested m gettmg the flood control for the communltles needmg lt The Englneers seemed to leave the lm pressxon that they would do all they could to solve the problem C HRIST MAS Waken Chrxstlan chxldren Up and let us s1ng W1th glad vo1ce of pralses Of our new born kmg Come nor fear to seek hlm Chlldren though we be Once he sa1d of ch11dren Let them come to me In a manger lowly Sleeps the heavenly child O er him fondly bendeth Mary mother mnld Beverly Nolte S O 5 2 fidence in others, we ourselves must ing on this subject held in the Prichard . . . he 35 'H 'sc A ll -305 air? A- '47 H' lr Rellglous Actwmes The Methodlst Youth Fellowshlps have had a very co operative and enthusx astxc year begmmng w1th the Retreat at Cascade Caverns when the Intermedlate and Sen1or Counclls made plans for the year Names were drawn for secret fellowshrp pals a plan culmmatmg 1n announce ment partres The Commumty Servlce and Worshlp Comm1ss1ons of both groups dehvered Thanksgxvlng baskets to needy people The Interrnedlates mvxted the Semors to see a play they had written based on scrxptural passages The Chrzstxan L1fe of Paul CARE packages were sent to Korea from money collected by sell1ng lapel plns made by the members of the Intermediate M Y F and from CARE Jars placed on the d1n1ng room tables and the Sacr1f1c1al Supper offermg M1ss Murlel Day was guest speaker on the Sunday mght durlng her V1S1t We also were hostesses to the Ene Sub D1str1ct M Y F 1n January when Bobby Jones was the guest speaker We attended all the other Sub Dxstrmct meetxngs and we are plann1ng to send a representatlve to two sunfxrner camps Our ofimcers this year were as follows Senlor M Y F Pres1dent Janet Henderson V1ce Pres1dent Betty Jean Osborne Secretary Callle Hall and Treasurer Robert Perry Intermedlate M Y F Flrst Semester Pres1dent Treasurer Romamta Reyes Second Semester Pres1dent Jane Muncy VICE Pres1dent Ohve Offlll Secretary Elame Turner Treasurer Loulse Glover Thxs year we have a student and staff comrnlttee ln Axken Hall to plan rellglous act1v1t1es M1ss Reuter and Mass Meredlth are the faculty members and the Student Counc1l elected the other three members Ina Mae Glover Betty McCorm1ck and Ellen Lee They have planned the mld week prayer serv1ces dmmg room devot1ons and speclal Easter servlces 1nclud1ng our sunrmse commumon servlce M1n1sters from the town churches have spoken to us from tune to t1me wlth Reverend Tanner com1ng to us regularly on Wednesdays from the Ohve H111 Methodist Church whlch we attend on Sundays In addltxon to M1ss Day we had another v1s1tor from New York M1ss Dorothy Nyland who IS the Youth Secretary of the W D C S and who made a most 1nsp1r1ng chapel address We hope that she w1ll come to see us more frequently Er1e as a church sponsored school g1ves speclal attentlon to Chr1st1an education In addxtlon to rellgxous educatxon ln the prlmary and elementary classes taught by M1ss Fugxtt and M1ss Bmrckhead Blble IS taught twice a week m grades seven e1ght and ten Thxs year a specmally constructed course for all Semors Communrty Problems has taken the study of the Church as one of 1ts prmcmpal topxcs taught by M1ss Harpole 38 O O O O O , . 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Q ' J ' , Barbara Estep: Vice-President, Richard Curtis: Secretary, Thelma Glover: I l ' c , . 0 I . 7 Actwztles The Murlel Day F T A was orgamzed at Erle School ln September 1950 The club was named for M1ss Murlel Day Executlve Secretary of Educatlonal Inst1tut1ons 1n the Home Department of the Woman s D1v1s1on of Chrlstzan Servxce because of her xnterest 1n our school and for the wonderful work she has accomplxshed 1n superv1smg thxrty one other schools and colleges under the Woman s D1v1s1on The F T A IS one of the most actlve organxzatlons on the campus It con sxsts of twenty one members and the sponsor Mass Grace Reuter The mem bers help teachers who are on noon duty They also help supervxse chlldren durmg recess Durxng Mxss Day s v1s1t the club had lts charter presentation servlce Th1s was a very beautlful program and we hope the members will contlnue their good work and try to become the best teachers posslble Iklklklk Another club that has the whole hearted approval and enthuslasm of all IS e Dramatlcs Club whxch has forty fxve members They presented an effectlve Thanksgxvxng tableau and thelr annual play thls year IS A Glft from Uncle Henry The ofilcers are Gayle Tackett President Gene Waggoner Vmce Presxdent Beverly Nolte Treasurer and Jams Fugate Secretary Mr Stexnberger Sponsor Hkikikik The News Analysxs Club was organ1zed thas year wlth eight members They meet each Wednesday to dxscuss the happenmgs of the week, to hear reports to learn ways to better understand news reports and to test themselves World News of the Week and the New York Tlmes monthly fllmstrlps serve as the bas1c matenal A News Question of the Week was posted to stxr Interest among fellow students Durmg the fzrst semester James Robert Wzthrow was Presldent and Callxe Hall was Secretary Durmg the second semester Jack Allen Bocook and Yvonne Wxlson were the offxcers M1ss Dorzs Harpole was the faculty advisor Iklkvklk The mus1c group mcreased 1n sxze and dzvlded 1nto two groups The Monday group sang on the Thanksgxvlng and Chrlstmas programs and gave the message ln splrltuals for the Brotherhood Week Servxce Thelr sprlng presentatlon was an Amer1can frohc Sourwood Mountaln by Lawrence Perry They prepared Gounod s Sanctus zor our Baccalaureate Servzce and Bach s Jesu .Toy of Man s Desxrmg for Commencement The second group met on Tuesdays to sxng and do folk games they partxc zpated ln the May Day Program 39 .OO , . 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We have orgaruzed a Wrlters Club thls year for the flrst tlme, wlth Mlss Helen Mered1th as sponsor The purpose of th1s club IS to develop creative wntmg talent Already the Wr1ters Club has contrxbuted a large amount of poetry stories and news artmcles to the Erxe Breeze and to the Carter County Herald One of the members Sableen Tabor had an essay publ1shed by the Nat1onal Poetry Assoc1at1on 1n Young Amerlca Speaks Offlcers are Sableen Tabor PT6S1d6ht Ellen Lee Vxce Presldent and Jane Muncy Secretary Hklkfkrk The Art Craft and Axrplane Clubs have all g1ven students opportun1t1es to work wlth the1r hands th1s year The Art Club made statlonery w1th cloth deslgns and potato block prmtmg They also have been workmg on lettermg and S1ghS for the school The Craft Club specxahzed 1n leather work fxrst semester and 1n the second semester added to th1s medlurn bead work and model bu1ld1ng The Azrplane Club has been makmg s1mple flymg models Some of the more advanced students made some rather large models requ1r1ng forty or f1fty feet of rubber cord to launch them A great deal of enthuslasm has been shown by the boys These clubs were sponsored by Mzss Z1pf M1ss Buckhead Mr Stemberger for 4: lk 4: Th1s year has been our second w1th a Student Counc1l As last year each class elected two representatxves to the Counc1l The commlttees functlomng on the COUDCII are Assembly Courtesy Bullet1n Board Grounds and Equlpment Lost and Found and Student Court The Student Counc1l has sponsored Chapel programs started an outdoor f1re place has gxven h1gh school partles sponsored clean up day and movles Representatwes from our Counc1l attended the Kentucky Assoclatxon of Student Counclls held 1n Lex1ngton last fall The members are as follows Pres1dent Mary Lou Greene Vlce Presldent Calhe Hall Secretary and Treasurer Janet Henderson Representatwes are Senxor Jenny Jo Tackett Jumor Mlldred Thomas and Floretta Lyons Sophomore Omer McGlone and Joe Ann Stamper Freshman Marlene Holbrook and Jerry Nolte E1ghth Grade Martha Sue Ernst and Barbara Henderson Seventh Grade Jackre W1lson and Elame Turner 40 - .t . , ', ' . . . . 1 . . ' . ' - - 1 1 1 . -..-.....-1 .i...m.m. 1 1 ll ' ll p . . . . . . - . . 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 D I , . , . 1 1 . 1 ' 1 - . . . .... . 1 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 . . . . - 1 1 1 1 , . ' - 1 1 ' 1 ' , 1 . . I . - . ' i I l . I p . 1 1 ' . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' I D I I I . r Say gal what s up? Looks l1ke you re golng places And lt looks as lf Ines had plenty of company on that JJIIIOI' Sen1or trxp North Carol na and Home by way of Uncle Sam s I' V A dam at Norms Tennessee These th1ngs sure do show up ln funny places Mr S does th1s one Slng Don t Fence Me ln 'P Well klnda looks l1ke basketball 1sn t easlly forgotten Ah memor1es Our turn next We can dream can t we'7 What school out? O1 hasn t lt Started yet9 page and look And what S got you gals and guys sooo 1nterested'P Charles Do 1 re ally look l1ke that? Yea well almost fella John S propped up eyelxds help Locked out at lunch txme Noth1ng so rare as a sunny day mn January Round and round she goes and we all enjoy It lxttle uns and b1g uns Hmm Mxghty smart and th1s year some other .Tumors w1ll be taklng us down the axsle for that d1ploma Gabblng C H or was M155 Ashby caught laughlng at her own Joke? What s th1s A del6gat1OD to the U N That world IS sure golng places Lf Mlss Harpole has anythxng to do w1th lt 43 v ' 1 ' l I ' ' A , 1 f ' - . . . , . y . . . H . . , lt W 11 , , . , . . , , . , . . . , . , . , . , . Brrr....this built-in refrigeration is to keep us cool all summer. Just open , , , au ' 11 V . ' ' ' 1 1 r ' . , . , . , , . ' Y . ., . , . , . . . . no NYU'- 'll l' 577' I M 'ev hund- 1! N.- ,Qf ' v A, gf Zi Q A 1 L P 1 ' v N 5 -1 F W, r ya rv :IL 4 . b , I V. at ' WV ., M -3 4 L, K V xi ' 7745- Am! x f f' , 5, - xx ' f :A . , ' v-3.1, ,V f -M 57 in -vb MY 1 . Tig:-fc-Y-2-J . . f 3 , A Q ,gy-Lf' 'f F MT ll 3 . ,,gg Y I ar.?7? My .Aw 5 ,. - f H wifi- .x,x IA. N VV A . F MQ 1 4- M43 s V . ' W 4 3, , 4 .b V Q ,l V V A J I - it I - , i '7 A Y, .. 4 4 ll J Q , 2 4 ' i . ' , .Y ,Y at - ,,, ' -4, ' ,?. . i W V , 44 N0th1hg so rare as a preacher and the pr1nc1pal Sffllllng over a car 1n front of A1ken Hall No road too H1St0r1Ca1 event F T A Charter presentatwn Catch lt boys you don t thmk lt s a flymg saucer do you? M1ss Day snowbound but we loved havmg her here for a long weekend W1th those shlrts you rrught know they re brothers ever stopped long enough for a p1cture New th1s semester Ruth Ella Bob Eddle and Patsy Glad you Jo1ned us k1dS even 1f you m1ssed a lot that happened earher Sorry Pau11ne d1d not get mto the p1cture too Hmm 8 l0 bell must ve rung Plrates and talent huntlng made a real evemng of fun Boy these fleld days sure are gett1ng rugged 45 Gathering of the clan. How come you're-so still, guys? 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