Fulton County High School - Pilot Yearbook (Hickman, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1958 volume:

Tk Fctfcu te Fu fott Couwtij The Senior Class of Fulton County High School is soon to begin its journey of life. Traditions have begun, new and lifelong friends have been made in this first year as a consolidated school. This year may soon grow dim in our memories, but it is the hope of the 1958 PILOT staff that this book will serve as a treasured keepsake to recall the wonderful experiences of one of the happiest years of our lives. We, the Senior Class of 1958, proudly dedicate the PILOT to our class sponsors, Mr. Despain, Mr. Lawson, Mrs. White, and Miss Sublette. Without their leadership and efforts to make our last year in high school a happy and successful one, we would have accomplished little. 4 ZO----! 0 — OtnO 5 GLADYS BARNETT English HELEN NAYLOR English Latin MARY JO FIELDS English JULIA WHITE Librarian JAMES DeSPAIN Coach Math VIVIAN CALDWELL Math HAROLD SHAW Agriculture RALPH BUGG Agriculture MYRA B. BORDURANT Commerce HAROLD GARRISON MARGARET SLOAN Physical Education Physical Education J.C. LAWSON Social Science CARLOS LANNOM Social Science AGNES SUBLETTE Home Economics Science MYRTLE DAVIS Home Economics NNUAL CTAPP FIRST ROW: MARY LOU SAMUELS Circulation Manager ERMON WORKMAN Editor LINDA HALE Assistant Editor SECOND ROW; MRS. WHITE Advisor HAROLD BEQUETTE Business Manager CHARLES COUNCIL Assistant Business Manager BILL CROUCH Circulation EDDIE MOSLEY Assistant Business Manager DONALD CURLIN Sports 8 JOYCE HARDISON Features PAULA JONES Circulation NOT PICTURED CHARLES STONE Snapshots CHRISTINE ADAMS Ntckname-Della Saying- Glenda, have you got your lessons for today? Weakness-Cecil Owens Ambition-Airline Hostess Achievements-Pep Club 1,2; Who's Who 3; F.H.A. 3; Library Club 4. JOHN ATWILL Nickname-Johnny Saying- Lets go hunting. We a kne ss - E very thi ng Ambition-To get out of school Achievements-F.F. A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Conservation 1,2,3. HARVEY ATWILL Nickname-Har Saying- John Brown. Weakness-Baseball Ambition-Farmer Achievements-F.F. A. 1,2,3,4. ELAINE BELLEW Nickname-Lane Saying- I was going to tell you something, but I forgot it. Weakness-Talking Ambition-To go to college Achievements-F.H. A. 1,2,3; Class Queen 1; Glee Club 3; Jun- ior Play 3; Commercial Club 4; Editor Newspaper 4; Who's Who 4 9 HAROLD T. BEQUETTE Nickname-Rip Saying- Well? Weakness-Ann Tipton Ambition-To be a good electrical engineer Achievements-Class President 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play 3; President Beta Club 4; I.R.C. 3; Miss H.H.S.; Business Manager 2. DONALD BROWN Nickname-Don Saying-”Aw heck. Weakness-Work Ambition-To be a millionaire Achievements-Basketball 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1.2; N.R.A. 1,2, 3. ROBERT BLINCOE Nickname-Bob Saying- He that don’t liveth, is aead.” Weakness-Clinton Girls Ambition-To be cremated when 1 die, put in a Falstaff can and thrown in the gulf. Achievements-Sportsmans Club 1; Minstrel 1; Basketball 2; Junior Play 3; Chorus 3; F.F.A. 3,4, Manager 4. JOHN HOWARD CHOATE Nickname-Shug Saying-'T'll be Dogged.” Weakness-Custom Cars Ambition-To get out of school Achievements-Sportsman Club 1; Pep Club 1; Junior Play 3; F.F.A. 3,4; Basketball 3. 10 JIMMY COOLEY Nickname-Tex Saying-'Greethings. Weakness-Pat Kaufman Ambition-To become a director of music Achievements-Pep Club 1,2; Library Club 2, 3; Band 3,4; Chorus 4; I.R.C. 4. BILL CROUCH Nickname-Crouch Saying- What am I suppose to do, cry? Weakness-A certain girl Ambition-To get out of High School Achievements-l.R.C. 2,3,4; Band 3,4; Who's Who 3,4; Chorus 4; Annual Staff 4; Favorite 3,4; Assistant Librarian 4. CHARLES MIDDLETON COUNCIL Nickname-Council Saying- Who's she? Weakness-English Ambition-To live to a ripe old age Achievements-Basketball 1,2; Class President 2; Band 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Chorus 4; I.R.C. Officer 4; Annual Staff 4. DONALD CURLIN Nickname-Red Saying- Dad-gum-it. Weakness-Joyce Hardison Ambition-To get Married Achievements-Basketball 1,2,3,4; N.R.A. Club 1,2, 3,4; F.F.A. Club 1,2, 3,4; School Plays 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4. 11 ALMARENE DAVIS Nickname-Touts Saying-'T don’t care. Weakness-Money Ambition-To get married Achievements-Pep Club 1,2; F.H.A. 3; Library Club 3,4. MARY HELEN EVERETT Nickname-Helen Saying-’T don't understand all I know about that. Weakness-Pete Ambition-To be a good secretary Achievements-Pep Club 1; Class Officer 2,4; Chorus 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Who’s Who 1; Commerical Club 4; H.H.S. Quartet 3; Librarian 4. ANNELLE FOWLER Nickname-Annie Saying- Oh! that makes me mad. Weakness-Glynn Ambition-To marry my weakness Achievements-Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 3; Queen Candi- date 3; Cheerleader 2,4; Class Re- porter 4; Junior Play 3; Sophomore Play 2; Commercial Club Officer4. GLENDA JUNE GADDIE Nickname-Junie Saying- Wait, I'LL be there in a minute. Weakness-Clothes Ambition-To have a home in Florida Achievements-Pep Club 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Library Club 1,4; Chorus 3, 4. JOYCE LINDA GIBSON Nickname-Blondie or Jo Saying- You' all guess what. Weakness-Brown eyes and curly hair Ambition-To go to California Achievements-Commercial Club 4; F.H.A. 2,3. LAVONDA ANN GILES Nickname-Vonda Saying-''Oh yeah!! Weakness-Tall, black headed boys Ambition-To be a secretary Achievements-F.H.A. 2; Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 3; Commercial Club 4. BETTY GOODMAN Nickname-Jackie Saying- Oh! Golly Lee Bum. Weakness-Boys Ambition-To be a registered nurse Achievements-Chorus 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Commercial Club 4; Pep Club 1.2. JOYCE HARDISON Nickname-Joey Saying - Dog-gone-it. Weakness-Donald Curlin Ambition-To get married Aehievements-F.H.A. 2,3; Sophomore Class Queen; Junior Cheerleader; Junior Play; Annual Staff 4. 13 LINDA ANNE HALE Nickname-Eyes Saying- Listen, let me tell you!” Weakness-Blue eyes Ambition-To write a book Achievements-Majorette 3,4; Jun- ior Play 3; May Queen 2; Miss H.H.S. Candidate 1; Beta Club 2, 3,4, Officer 4; Co-Editor of Annu- al 4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; News- paper Staff 2, 3,4; Goo McGoo 2, 3; Girl's Sextet 3; l.R.C. 2; Talent Show 1,2; Class Secretary 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Who's Who 4; Favorite 4; Pep Club Officer 2. JUANITA HAMIL Nickname-Nita Saying- I hate this class. Weakness-Henry Ambition-To get married Achievements-Home Economics 1; Pep Club 1,2; F.H.A. 3. SUSAN HALE Nickname-Snu Saying-'Tsn't that hilarious? Weakness-Ice blue Jaguars Ambition-To raise a baseball team and a batboy Achievements-Cheerleader 2, 3,4; May Festival 1; Talent Show 1, 2; Beta Club 2, 3,4; Junior Play 3; Girl's Trio, Sextet 3; Student Council 3,4; Favorite 4; Candi- date for Miss F.C.H.S. 4. GLENDA DALE HAYES Nickname-BB Saying- I don't quite understand, but I guess you're right.” Weakness-Jim Ambition-To marry my weakness Achievements-Pep Club 1,2; Library Club 4. 14 ANGIE MITCHUM HODGE Nickname-Mangie Saying- Holy Cow. Weakness-William Ambition-To be a secretary Achievements-Pep Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 3,4; Historian 3; 2nd Vice-President 4. PAULA DEAN JONES Nickname-Polly Saying- Yeap! Weakness-Speaking before a class Ambition-Go to a Business College Achievements-Officer of F.H.A. 1; Who's Who 1; F.H.A. Queen Attendant 1; Publicity Comm, of Commercial Club 4; Annual Staff 4. MARRION MORRISON JONES Nickname-Weiner Saying- No kidding. Weakness-Money and women Ambition-To be an airplane pilot Achievements-Pep Club 1; F.F.A. 4. MARCELLA KEMP Nickname-Cella Saying- My Lands. Weakness-Jerry Ambition-To be a good housewife and secretary Achievements-Pep Club 1; Secre- tary of Class 2; Attendant to Miss W.H.S. 2; Cheerleader 2; Officers of Junior Class; Officer of F.H.A. 3; Officer of Commercial Club 4. 15 JAMES HOWARD KING Nickname-Jimmy Saying- Now ain't that a dog.” Weakness-Food Ambition-To be an air-plane pilot Achievements-Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Officer of Class 1,2,3, 4; May King 2; Who’s Who 2,3,4; Officer of F.F.A. 2; Junior Play 3; I.R.C. 3; Beta Club 4; Favorite 3,4. DORIS P.McMULLIN Nickname-Punk Saying- Oh Foot. Weakness-James Calvin Ambition-To be a receptionist Achievements-Officer of Class 2, 4; F.H.A. 3; Who's Who 4; Commerical Club 4. JERRY McMULLIN Nickname -Mullins Saying- Let's skip.” Weakness-Melinda Ambition-To be President of U.S. Achievements-Sportsman Club 1; F.F.A. Club 3,4; Junior Play 4. TOMMY EDWIN MAUPIN Nickname-Mole Saying- Get back in your cage, Jr.; it's not your feeding time, yet. Weakness-Turquoise and black Gorillas. Ambition-To join the Foreign Legion. 16 REBECCA JO MINTON Nickname-Jo Saying- Oh my gosh. Weakness-Money and clothes Ambition-To be a private secretary Achievements-F.H. A. 2, 3; Pep Club 1.2; l.R.C. 3; Library Club 4. EDDIE MOSLEY Nickname-Wop Saying- My goodness. Weakness-Girls Ambition-To get an education Achievements-F.F.A. 2,3,4; Conservation Club 2,3,4; Junior Play; Basketball 1,2, 3,4. 17 BETTY JAYNE MURRAY Nickname-Bets Saying- Heavens to Betsy. Weakness-Crew-cuts and flat-tops Ambition-Go to Hawaii Achievements-F.H. A. 1,2,3; Commerical Club 4. BENNIE JEAN NERREN Nickname -Ben Saying-’T don't know Weakness-Joe Ambition-To be a housewife Achievements-Pep Club 1, 2; F. H. A. 2,3; Library Club 4. PEGGY PARKER Nickname-Peg Leg Saying- My goodness. Weakness-Boys Ambition-To be a secretary Achievements-Student Council 2; Officer of Commerical Club 3,4; Pep Club 1. THOMAS MEDWICK ROBERTS Nickname-Joe Saying- To get out of this place Weakness-A certain blond Ambition-To keep my weakness Achievements-Basketball 1; F.F.A. 3,4; Sportsmans Club 1; Baseball 2, 3,4. WILLIAM EDGAR RICE Saying- Aw yeah. Weakness-Custom Cars Ambition-To make good money and to have a custom car Achievements-Pep Club; Sports- man Club 2; F.F.A. 3,4. MARY LOU SAMUELS Nickname-Sam Saying- Come on, lets go. Weakness-A brown eyed and black haired boy Ambition-To be a majorette four years in college Achievements-F.H. A. 2; Miss H.H.S. 2; Attendant to Miss H.H.S. 3; Junior Play; Majorette 3,4; Officer of Library Club 4; 1 8 Annual Staff 4; Chorus 3; May Festival 1. p CHARLES HAMBY STONE Nickname-Bone Saying- Well, That's the way the mop flops. Weakness-Playing the uke Ambition-To be an engineer Achievements-Beta Club 3,4; Band 3,4; I.R.C. 3; Junior Play; Student Council 3; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Gtoorus 3,4; A Cappella Choir 4; Annual Staff 4; May Festival 1. FRANK DWAYNE STRONG Nickname -Strong Saying- Didn't think I'd make it.” Weakness-Staying out late Ambition-Retire at 18 Achievements-Basketball 2; Pep Club 2; F.F.A. Officer 4; F.F.A. 3. MARY ELIZABETH SANGER Nickname-Liz Saying- You don't say. Weakness-Clothes Ambition-To be a secretary Achievements-Library Club 1,4; Pep Club 3; Chorus; Newspaper Staff 4. HOYT STATHAM Nickname-Sug Saying- I ain't got it. Weakness-Girls and money Ambition-To play professional baseball Achievements-Baseball 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Pep Club 1. 19 JOE TERRETT Nickname-Hard Hearing (alias) Flucks Saying- Huh, what did you say? Weakness-Money Ambition-To get out of school Achievements-Basketball 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Vice-President 4; F.F.A. 3. DARRELL WAINSCOTT Nickname-Speedy Saying- Don't look at me. Weakness-Wild women Ambition-To walk around the world Achievements-Junior Play 3; Pep Club 1,2. JIMMY WILLIAMS Nickname-Jim Weakness-Outboard motors and boats Ambition-To be an engineer Achievements-F.F.A. 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; N.R.A. 1,2,3; Jun- ior Play 3; Beta Club 4; Favorite 4. fc — CHARLES WILEY Nickname -Charles Saying- Yeah.” Weakness-Money, women, work Ambition-To be healthy, wealthy and wise Achievements-F.F. A. 1,2, 3,4. LOUETTA WHEELER Nickname-Lutie Saying- Oh heck. Weakness-Brown eyes Ambition-To graduate from college Achievements-Pep Club 1; May Festival 1; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Band 3,4; I.R.C. 3; Chorus 3; Band Reporter 4; F.H.A. 4. cfi. zM. jj ERMAN LEON WORKMAN Nickname-Smile Saying- Aw heck Weakness-Guns Ambition-To be a batchlor Achievements-F.F.A. 2,4; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Officer of Conservation Club 2, 3; 4-H Club 1,2; Junior Play; Co-Editor Annual. LINDA TRUSTY WISEMAN Nickname - Trusty Saying- Ain't it so! We a kness - Ro wl and Ambition-To live in Memphis Achievements-Pep Club 1: May Festival 1; Officer of I.R.C. 3,4; Junior Play; Chorus 3; Class Re- porter 4; Who's Who 3; Majorette 3,4; A Cappella Choir 4. 21 INEZ HALL WRIGHT Nickname-Nez Saying-”Suits me. Weakness-Mareena Ambition-To be a private secretary Achievements-Officer of Class 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2.3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Officer of I.R.C. 4. C tdo Chss Off Um Vice-President, Doris McMullin; President, Jimmy King; Secretary-Treasurer, Mary H. Everett. Qetdtw U ktv’S U Jifp WtdauctH A great many things have happened since we have entered high school, so I will try with as few words as possible to give you a brief history of the Senior class of 1958. We entered our Freshman year in 1954 with 45 students. Our sponsor was Mr. Francis M. Rust. Linda Hale was our candidate for Miss Hickman High, and Joe Roberts was her Business Manager. Rebecca Robertson was our Homecoming Queen attendant. We had four boys on the Kitten team. We entered our Sophomore year with 43 students, and Mrs. Myrtle Bailey was our sponsor. Mary Lou Samuels was elected Miss Hickman High that year, and Harold Be- quette was her Business Manager. Rebecca Robertson was our Basketball Queen attend- ant. We were honored to have one of our classmates, Susan Hale, elected cheerleader. Jimmy King, a newcomer from Western, was on the main basketball team. We also had several boys on the Kitten team that year. Our class officers were: President, Charles Council; Vice President, Jerry McMullin; Secretary-Treasurer, Henry Callison, and Reporter, Mary Helen Everett. Linda Hale and Jimmy King were chosen from our class to reign as May Queen and King. We were especially glad to be joined in our Junior year by the students from Western, due to the consolidation. This increased our class to 49 students. Mary Lou Samuels was again our candidate for Miss Hickman High, and Jimmy King was her Business Manager. Mrs. Helen Naylor and Mrs. Gladys Barnett, our sponsors, helped us with our Junior Plav, Hobgoblin House , which was a huge success. We had several boys on the bas- ketball team, and Susan Hale was again elected cheerleader. Our class officers were: Jimmy King, President; Marcella Kemp, Vice President; Linda Hale, Secretary; and Joe Roberts, treasurer. Linda Trusty was the class reporter. With the money from the play, the class attended the Cotton Carnival in Memphis at the close of school. We were joined this year by the students from Cayce, again due to the consolidation. We are now a class of fifty-two. We had several boys on the ball team, and Susan Hale and Annelle Fowler were our cheerleaders. Susan Hale was our candidate for Miss Fulton County High. Charles Stone, Charles Council, Bill Crouch, and Louetta Wheeler were members of the Band during our Junior and Senior years, and Linda Wiseman, Mary Lou Samuels, and Linda Hale were majorettes. Elaine Bel lew was editor of the school news. Our sponsors were Mrs. Julia White, Miss Agnes Sublette, Mr. J. C. Lawson, and Mr. James DeSpain. Class officers were: President, Jimmy King; Vice President, Doris McMullin; Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Helen Everett; Reporter, Annelle Fowler. . . . Rebecca Minton 24 We entered Cayce High School in 1954. Although it seems like such a short time ago, we now occupy the position of Seniors. Our Green Freshmen days were spent in getting used to high-school ways. The name Green fitted us perfectly. We held the honor of having more in our class than any other class, twenty two. We had two cheer- leaders, Carolyn Harrison and Brenda Harris, and seven ball players, David McKimmons, Jimmie Williams, Joe Johnson, Donald Curlin, Harvey Atwill, and Ermon Workman. Elaine Bel lew represented us as our Queen. We ended our first year with an exciting trip with the Sophomores to the Memphis Ice Follies. Starting our Sophomore year, we had only sixteen. We had lost seven and gained one, Eddie Mosley. David McKimmons, Wanda Smith, Elva Dicus, Martha Jackson, Dorothy Stanfield, and Paula Jones left us to move to different places. Carolyn Harrison decided she would rather wash pots and pans than study so we lost her to the preacher. Annelle Fowler was elected cheerleader and Joyce Hardison represented the class as Queen. We were proud of our ball boys, Jimmie Williams, Eddie Mosley, and Donald Curlin, who stepped up to the first team. Our class displayed their acting talents in a play called Black Magic . It was a short comedy that delighted both the actors and the audience. This year we changed the direction for our trip and we and the Green Freshmen went to Nashville. Most of us saw The Grand Old Opry for the first time. We had sixteen at the beginning of our Junior year. We didn't lose or gain any, and we had a lot of fun. Our boys followed that year with a better basketball record. We had six on the first ten. Cayce won more games than it had in several vears. The girls helped with their part, too. Annelle Fowler marched as our Basketball Queen and Joyce Hardison was elected cheerleader. Near the last of school we started on our Junior play, Take It Easy . After much hard work, we presented a successful play. Finishing that year, we traveled with the Seniors to St. Louis to see the Cardinals lose a double-header. We weren't disappointed since we visited other places of inter- est, too. We all got in early . . . early the next morning. This trip ended oyr third year in high school. . . . Joyce Hardison Wester We entered Western High School as Freshmen in 1954. We had no officers or sponsor, but it was thrilling to be initiated into High School by the Seniors. Our Sophomore year was by far the most exciting. Our officers were: Jimmy King, President; Doris Poynor McMullin, Vice President; and Marcella Kemp, Secretary and Treasurer. We were honored to have Marcella also elected cheerleader and an attendant to Miss Western High School . Mr. T. H. Likens was our sponsor. At midterm we were sorry to lose Jimmy King who transferred to Hickman. Eleven students from Western entered Fulton County High School at Hickman at the beginning of our Junior year due to the consolidation. They were: Doris McMullin, Charles Wiley, Betty Goodman, Peggy Parker, Margie McMullin, Joyce Gibson, Marcella Kemp, Lavonda Giles, Betty Murray, Glenda Tyler, and Angie Mitchum. . . . Marcella Kemp 25 CictSS PtOfaft Cy As I was driving down main street in Hickman in my new jet mobile, I began to think of my old High School days. I wonder what has become of all my classmates, I said to myself. It has been ten years since I have been in Hickman. Then the thought struck me. The most likely place to find out news like that is at the newspaper office. I parked my car in one of the underground parking lots, and walked to the Hickman Cour- ior office. The first thing I noticed was the fact that it wasn't called the Hickman Courior anymore. It was called the Hickman Daily Messenger. I opened the door and the first person I recognized was Elaine Bellew. I found out that Elaine, who used to be editor of the Hickman School News, had become editor of the Hickman Daily Messenger. Af- ter the hello's and handshakes were over I stated why I had come to the newspaper office. Elaine said that she had wondered what had become of our old classmates just as I had. In fact, she said, I have a list of what has happened to all of them that I made out over a month ago. She went to the files, pushed a button, and out came a manila en- velope. Handing me the paper, she said, I'm sure that I've gotten everyone on the list. The list read as follows: Donald Wonderful Brown has achieved fame as being the first man to invent and navigate a rocket to the moon. His reason for doing this was because he was dissatisfied with the earth. Annelle Fowler now owns a chain of grocery stores all over the nation. She is ac- claimed to be one of the best business women in America. She says that she wants to be sure her twelve children have enough to eat. Jimmy Williams has succeeded in becoming a very important engineer. He is con- structing worm holes for the Fisherman's Supply Company. Eddie Moslev and Bobbye have gotten married and boast of being the only family that has a full-fledged basketball team with cheerleaders to match. Donald Curlin has become a very successful pig raiser. His slogan is, I grew up on pig. His success is due to his beautiful wife, Joyce Hardison. Jimmy King, who entered the Air Force Academy several years ago, is acclaimed as the first pilot to fly non-stop around the world forty seven times. Jimmy says that he wasn't even trying to be a national hero, only trying to find Hickman. Tommy Maupin and Charles Council are on their vacation. They've been on it ever since they graduated. The Halestones, Charles Hamby Stone and Linda Hale, are becoming so popular that word is going around that Arthur Godfrey is going to retire. Mary Helen Everett has taken over tne job of managing the REA. She has multiplied it's assets to fifteen million dollars. Her assistant manager is her husband, Pete. Bob Blincoe was such a good manager for the Pilots that he was accepted as manager for the Harlem Globetrotters a few months ago. Susan Hale has just brought in her tenth oil well out in Texas where she lives with her cowboy husband and ten children. Ermon Workman has developed a method of farming where he doesn't lift a hand. He has machines of all kinds that he pays someone else to run. Johnny Atwill has become a professional duck hunter. He has decided to break the world's record for the number of ducks killed by a single person. 26 Joe Terrett, who has become a hog caller, boasts that he can call more hogs than any- one. Hoe says that hogs just naturally like him. Mary Lou Samuels is now living in Memphis and teaches a dancing school for her seven children. Bill Rice has been letting air out of car tires for nine years. He heard that the prices of cars were rising because of inflation. Frank Strong has become a big game hunter in Africa. He has a pet lion that he rides to and from the hunt. Juanita Hamil has become one of the world's best woman stunt flyers. Fearless Juanita, they call her. Doris McMullin now owns the Moonglow. She is ably assisted by her husband in run- ning it. Marcella Kemp is one of the few women school bus drivers. She had to have some way to get her nine children to school. Darrell Wainscott has won the Indianapolis 500 mile speedway seventeen times. Morrison (Weinie) Jones has gone into the frankfurter business. His motto is, If you are on the beanie, buy weinies . Almarene Davis has broken the world record for having quadruplets. She just had her second set. Charles Wiley has become a lion trainer. He is very talented at this despite the fact that both of his hands have been eaten. Paula Jones, bless her bones, has been the cause of several fights. Business concerns are fighting over who is going to get her for their secretary. Louetta Wheeler has taken up ranching. You can ride by her house any day and see her punching cows. This is even more interesting to watch when the cows punch back. Mary Elizabeth Sanger has become a shark fighter. You will never see her without neck- lace, bracelet and earrings of shark's teeth. Harvey Atwill has taken up Calypso singing as his trade. His smash hit Don't Eat Banan- as on Sunday has sold over a million copies. Joe Roberts has taken up prize fighting. We're all looking forward to his Heavy Weight Championship bout with Skinny Flinn next month. Jimmy Cooley is a very capable band leader now. Cooley and his Cooley Cats are slat- ed to play at Madison Square Garden for a Christmas Concert. Bill Crouch has become such a great drummer that he has taken Gene Krup's place. Peggy Parker and Rebecca Minton have become private secretaries to the President of the U. S. Angie Mitchum Hodge has gone to the Olympics this year. She accidently got on a track field when her husband was chasing her and ran the 100 yd. dash. Joyce Gibson has now published her fourth book of poems. Betty Goodman has become a movie star and is giving Jayne Mansfield trouble. Lav'onda Giles has been acclaimed the world's second Einstein. Bennie Nerren is Joe Robert's fight manager for this year's Heavyweight bout. Christine Adams has made rookie of the year in the National League. Linda Wiseman is still happily married and is now owner of Trusty's. Hoyt Statham owns a chinchilla ranch and is making thousands of dollars. Inez Wright has just become an English Teacher with forty-seven pupils. June Gaddie is one of the biggest car dealers in the midsouth. Glenda Hayes has aged ten years, she now wears a rinse on her hair. Jerry McMullin has just purchased his third pair of false teeth. And I, Harold Bequette, have just finished the plans for a second rocket to the moon. ‘Donald Brown just radioed back and said that he was dissatisfied with the moon, too. 27 Last W'M omL Tpjstcu mi CHARLES COUNCIL leaves his Senior English book to some unlucky Junior who has to take English. ALMARENE DAVIS wills her loud mouth to Joann Stowe. ERMON WORKMAN wills his smile to Mr. Williams. CHRISTINE ADAMS wills her height to Anna Faye Abernathy. GLENDA HAYES wills her ability to stay in school to Peggy Hanks. LINDA WISEMAN wills her ability to be Prissiest Sophomore to her niece, Jenny Lou Argo. SUSAN HALE wills her short, two-toned hair to Sara Little. JOYCE HARDISON wills her ability to be with a certain boy to Linda Mangold. ANNELLE FOWLER wills her ability to be cheerleader her Senior year to Bobbye Kelly. TOMMY MAUPIN wills his ability to have no achievements in four years to his brother, Bill. JOHN CHOATE wills his ducks to Ralph Newton. CHARLES WILEY leaves his ability to sleep in English class to Ronnie Williams. BOB BLINCOE leaves his short hair to Bill Maupin. PAULA JONES leaves her work as assistant circulation manager of the annual to some unfortunate Junior. FRANK STRONG wills his long hair and his black boots to Mr. Shaw. WILLIAM RICE wills his ability to have a car anytime he wants it to Jimmy Hewett. HOYT STATHAM wills his hair cut to Thomas Adams. INEZ WRIGHT wills her red dress to Deanna Ballow. JUNE GADDIE leaves all her old books for her cousins, Jane Kenp and Milinda Patterson. MARCELLA KEMP wills her ability to get through high school so easily to Sonja Childers. DARRELL WAINSCOTT wills his ability to have his car in the ga- rage once a week to Ralph Newton. BETTY GOODMAN wills her ability to dance to her brother Billy and her boyfriend Dan. MARY HELEN EVERTT leaves the job of being secretary and treasurer of the Senior Class to some poor unfortunate Junior. JUANITA HAMIL wills her ability to live in Union City to anyone lucky enough to live over there. LAVONDA GILES wills her ability to pass Latin to her sister, Martha. MORRISON JONES wills anything he's got to anyone who wants it. DORIS McMULLIN wills her student-household duties to some Sopho- more and hopes that she is as fortunate as she. DONALD BROWN just leaves. ELAINE BELLEW wills her gift of gab to Joanne Stowe. HARVEY ATWILL wills his straight hair to Herbie Parnell, hoping he will take care of it. JOE ROBERTS is just willing to leave. RIP BEQUETTE leaves Anne Tipton but to no one. MARY ELIZABETH SANGER wills her place on the paper staff to Mary Lee Johnston. JOE TERRETT wills his A's in English to Bobbv Garrison. JOHNNY ATWILL leaves his spot on the basketball bench to Bob Sanger, hoping he will use it wisely. DONALD CURLIN wills his ability to play ball to John Billy Harr- ison. MARY LOU SAMUELS wills her ability to be majorette her Jr. and Sr. years to Judith Ann Everett. LINDA HALE leaves her English themes to Bobbye Kelly and hours of work on the annual to next year's annual staff. BENNIE NERREN wills her ability to get through high school to Robert Nerren. JIMMY KING wills his ability to get along with Mr. Lannom to those who can't. CHARLES HAMBY STONE leaves everything connected with Sr. English to Bob Sanger. JIMMY WILLIAMS leaves everything he ever used in English class to anybody who wants them bad enough to accept them. LOUETTA WHEELER wills her ability to play first clarinet in the band to some other clarinet player. REBECCA MINTON wills her position as secretary of the Library Club to Linda Parker. BILL CROUCH wills his ability to be Jolliest Junior twice to Herbie Parnell. JETTY McMULLIN wills his ability to sleep in Bookkeeping to any- body that can get by with it. JOYCE GIBSON wills her long blond hair to Judy Easley. JIMMY COOLEY wills his ability to play so efficiently in the band to Howard Dotson. PEGGY PARKER wills her ability to substitute in the first grade to Betty Fowler. ANGIE M. HODGE wills her ability to get married in her Sr. year to Joanne Stowe. And I, EDDIE MOSLEY, will my ability to write the will to some other willing person next year. We, the Senior Class of 1958 hereby swear this to be our last will and testament to be read this month of May in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty eight. CAass Poem, Ermon Workman with his happy smile, makes everyone want to laugh awhile. Bob Blincoe, little but loud, is graduating and he really is proud. Darrell Wainscott is a Don Juan with the girls, when he comes in sight their hearts start to whirl. Tommy Maupin, an artist at heart, will surely succeed if he ever gets a start. Elaine Bellew knows all about mythology, I'll bet there are some who wish she was in physchology. Annelle Fowler, the beauty of the bunch, always sneaks off when she goes to lunch. Doris Poynor McMullin combines beauty and brains, she's always the same whether it shines or rains. Lavonda Giles with all her knowledge, could probably stump any Senior in college. Joyce Hardison is sweet and shy, Donald Curlin, the ballplayer, is her special guy. Jimmy King is a good all around guy, his great ambition is to learn to fly. June Gaddie, always dressed so neat, when anyone looks at her they get a real treat. Harold Bequette can write themes that win money, that ability should make his college days sunny. A cheerleader and dancer is Susan Hale, wonder if that will help her land a male? Charles Hamby Stone wants to be an engineer, after going through college, the way will be clear. Inez Wright has lots of good humor, if you hear anything different, it's definitely a rumor. John Choate is smart, but very lazy, he's almost driven all his teachers crazy. Betty Goodman has fellows galore, which one she'll take, she doesn't know for sure. Jimmy Coolev is a musical lad, if he can sing or play the piano, he's never sad. Linda Trusty Wiseman can sing like a bird, everyone says its the sweetest they've ever heard. If you see a lazy guv sprawled on a couch, you can bet your life it will be Bill Crouch. Mary Lou Samuels changes her mind all the time, maybe someday she'll have those boys towing the line. Rebecca Minton is full of surprises, it's true you never know what she may do. There's Eddie Mosley, handsome and tall, when a certain girl saw him, sne really took a fall. Mary Helen Everett has the luck to drive a convertible car, as a secretary, she'll probably go far. Jimmy Williams is a real brain, although when he starts studying he naturally will complain. There's Christine Adams, the athlete of our class, when she plays ball, she really moves fast. Johnny Atwill is worried about his grades, when he gets that diploma, he has it made. Almarene Davis is always wishing for a letter, she says, If he doesn't write, he'd better. Donald Brown and English just don't agree, when May comes, he'll at last be free. Angie M. Hodge spends her free time keeping house and washing, ironing and cooking for her spouse. Bill Rice is a real quiet boy, that fine trait gives the teachers a lot of joy. A secret we think, has Glenda Hayes, she seems to be walking around in a daze. Harvey Atwill is a nice boy indeed, just the kind of Senior we need. 30 Peggy Parker is a sort of lazy type, when she is told to do something, she says, I might. Louetta Wheeler who always takes her own good time, always manages to get to class just in the nick of time. Joe Roberts likes a certain girl, could it be Bennie Nerren that's giving him such a whirl? Marcella Kemp is efficient and smart, whenever she is needed she'll always take a part. Charles Wiley used to be the only boy in a whole bunch of gals but since he has started to Hickman he has lots of pals. There's a certain girl who is in debt to Frank Strong, but if he thinks she will pay, he is certainly wrong. Juanita Hamil has a hobby of flowers, she is so interested she works at it with all her power. Charles Council used to have a secret love, now he says everyone is his turtle dove. Paula Jones really likes the Navy, could be she is expecting a certain sailor to keep her in gravy. Morrison Jones is lucky and doesn't know it, a certain Junior girl has a crush on him but she won't show it. Linda Hale would like to go to U. K., just give her the time and she'll find a way. Joe Terrett is lucky enough to have a car to drive, remember those warnings that say, Slow down and stay alive Mary Elizabeth Sanger is a quiet little thing, but there's one thing about her - she really likes to sing. Jerry McMullins is all time going down West, but Melinda doesn't think he is a pest. Hoyt Statham likes to take trips, when he gets ready, he just skips. I, Joyce Gibson, have written these puns, they were all done in jest and fun. SENIOR CLASS MOTTO: One step at a time . . . and always forward. CLASS COLORS: Blue, White, and Gold. 31 CLASS FLOWER: Red Carnation. Chss Optimist Since I am an optimist, I would like to tell you something about our wonderful Senior Class. We have many beautiful girls and good looking boys. Many times, you hear people say that beautiful people are dumb. Well our Senior Class is an exception. Nobody in our class is dumbl I know that the faculty of the Fulton County High School is proud to have such a good looking and intelligent class as the first graduates of Fulton County High. The members of our Senior Class not only have good looks and intelligence, but they all have wonderful personalities. When you meet your classmates in the hall, they always have a nice smile and a friendly hello to greet you. We feel honored that our class contains so much talent. Just look at our two fine cheer- leaders, our excellent bunch of basketball boys, our many musicians, the creative writers, the immaculate secretaries, and even some cartoonists. Last year, as Juniors, when our play, Hobgoblin House , was presented, it was dis- covered that our class also contains many great actors and actresses. Yes, when you are reading about great people of the future, don't be surprised when you read the names of all the members of the Senior Class of 1958. With the good looks, personality, brains, and talent, all of the members of our class are sure to go far in life. Louetta Wheeler Cfietss Pessimists Well, I never thought that I would ever have the chance to make my gripes and grumbles known to the public. Little do they realize just what we go through with and the crazy things that go on in this building called a school. To begin with, we must get up at an un- earthly hour so as to be on time for our little sessions called lessons. Those (of us) who have to ride the bus know just how sardines feel when (we) (they) get off. The subjects taught here are absolutely impossible! I certainly hope all of you were able to talk before you got to high school. Then what's English for? And just what do you gain from chemistry? I don't care where anything came from or what it's made of. I'm just glad it's here. Then there's some kind of crazy jabbering they call Latin. Of course there are many other foolish subjects being taught, but there aren't words enough to describe them. In this school, recesses and long lunch periods have become extinct. We have to march straight from class to class for six long hours except for lunch. We have just enough time to swallow our miserable food whole before the bell sends us on our miserable way again. And what do we find when we get to class? That, my friends, is a pitiful sight. Some of our friends are sitting there with their teeth almost chattering out of their mouth, while others are so cold that, if you look closely, you will see icicles hanging from their noses. It's so cold up here in winter, we have to keep the radiators warml We are also deprived of our daily exercise, because no gum chewing is allowed, either. The radar system they have keeps us from entering the halls between classes. No matter how bored you get with your class, you have to sit there and look interested or else get a scolding. Then there are those miserable report cards-an insult to our intelligence if I ever saw one. These things I have just mentioned are just a few of our gripes and grumbles. There are many more, but I think by these you can judge what a miserable life the students of F.C.H.S. must lead. Angie M. Hodge Frank Strong Mary Helen Everett June Gaddie 32 JUN tOR £ Bobbye Kelly Helen Faye Smithmier Donald Coffey Claudean Cochrum David Brockwell Carolene Garrison Earl Bradshaw Patricia Jeffress Anna Faye Abernathy Bobby Garrison Eva M. Jones Lottie Myers Robert Earl Major Bobby Brasfield Clarice Dunn Aletha Castleman Rosemary Barnett Joe Dillon Bill Menees Jim Murphy Prather 33 Geraldine Phipps Jimmy Hewett Shirley George Charles H. Jones Sara Little Bubba Wiley Judy Jeffress Bonnie Coffey Deanna Ballow Ella Mae Bedwell Linda Mangold Sandra Bradley Billy Joe Harris George Barnett Ann Powers Shirley McMullin Joan Logan John Wayne Davie Ralph Newton Ann Tipton Jerry Parks Charlotte Elam Melva June Harris Jean Logan Ronnie Williams James Bobbit Bob Sanger Richard Gouger Bobby Joe Hodges Herbie Parnell Jerry Morrow Patricia Everett Wendell Poynor Wayne Laster Peggy Hanks Ralph Summers PuSSteSt CophotnfM Brenda Owens Ronnie Nipp Jo Ann George Ronald Strong Bobby Anderson Joyce Bunton Dean McKelvey Diana Holly David Guthrie Phillip Mayfield David James Jimmy Purcell Linda Parker Barbara Oliver Kenneth Mathis Jane Kemp Brenda Owens Betty Lou Terrett Edward Rudolph Jimmy Hutchinson Rebbecca Bradley 35 Leon Jones Ann Rogers Bobby Reeves Bobby Shuff David Moore Yvetta Garrigus Freddie Sledd Sue Wade Mary K. Griffith Bobby Tibbs Pat Elders Marion Shepherd Dennis Hurt Mary Lee Johnson Barbara Reeves Jimmy Blincoe Joe Kemp Johnson Carolyn Everett Ray Minton Tommy Bennett Jerry Patey Thomas Farmer Joyce Robinson Paul Henderson Peggy Sue Wiley Dalton Darnell Jimmy Roberts Mary Beth Glaser Jimmy Lilacker Joyce Hale Billy Maupin Phyllis Carlton Don Craddock George Gibson Shirley Patey Charles Everett J.C. Neisler Emily Cox Robert Nerren Melinda Patterson Bobby Joe King Thomas Adams Caroline Anderson Kenny Wade Janet Ross Janice Brockwell Richard Williams Mary Darnall Butch Moreland Ronald Bowers Kay Mangold Larry Love Jo Ann Stowe Dolly Weatherly Howard Dotson Patricia Elks Phillip John Jennie Bell Morris 37 PR kCW UkN Ann Rae Joe P. Cole s Flavous Statham Judy Kelly Ada Faye Jones Charles Murphy Lavada Price Harold Barnes Sharon Bradshaw Donald Bobbit Sara Atwill Darrell Rice Kitty Council Doris Gouger Patsy George Joyce Hall Joyce Wright Arlene Jones Bobby Cook Jenny Lou Argo Merry Gray Brenda Ramsey 39 Charles Mikel Kay Fields Rosemary Blincoe Harold Lovelace Kenneth Vowell Mary Louise Everett Bob Pollock Jerry Gray Robert Hurt Ann Rae Ray Caldwell Alice Yates Willie Hagan Brenda Hagan Judith Everett David Stroud Shirley Everett Betty Fowler Alice Jennings George Kemp Gale Newsom Melinda Bizwell Gaylen Andrews Freda Kent Gene Evans Reginald Brooks Gene Brunswick Franklin Green Linda Ams NOT PICTURED Jane Graham Riley Taylor Danny Edgin 40 Charlotte Shepherd Wayne Douglas Joe P. Cole Joyce Boundurant Junior Bequette Carolyn Elam Marcelyne Naylor Sonja Childers Donna Wilkerson Martha Earl Cox Brenda Phipps Velva Dabbs Bobby Harrison Sharon Brown Raymond Griffith Herman Simmons Dale Newsom Mike Stayton Ruth Ann Sanson Lonnie Morgan Helen Dodds Martha Caldwell Butch Workman Martha Damall Marsha Shell Jim Tipton Bobby McMullin Charlene Eddington Larry Hammock Gerald Harris NOT PICTURED Mickey Williams Barbara Mills Nancy Luter 41 BB£T ALL ABOUND Linda Hale, Jimmy King, Seniors Bobbye Kelly, Billy Joe Harris, Jrs. Jane Kemp, Thomas Adams, Sophs. Sonja Childers, Betty Fowler, Bobby Harrison, Freshmen. F.C.N.C. BAND The Fulton County High School Band, under the able direction of Mr. Robert Tuley, has made much progress in the past year. High-lights included appearances at the Murray Homecoming Parade on Nov. 9, the Hickman Christmas Parade on Dec. 21, and all the home basketball games. The annu- al Christmas Concert of the Music Department was held on December 22. At Publication time, the band was greatly anticipating the Humbolt Strawberry Festival and the spring concert. Members of the '58 band are: FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Samuels, Linda Wiseman, Betty Terrett, Janet Ross, Judith Everett, Linda Hale. SECOND ROW: Judy Cole, Nancy Shaw, Harriet Newton, Joan McGinness, Louetta Wheeler, Kitty Council, Joyce Bondurant, Velva Dabbs, Kay Fields, Carolyn Mooney. THIRD ROW: David James, Bobby Newton, Charles Mikel, Don Rice, Billy Joe Harris, Charles Council, George Barnett, Ronald Strong, David Fields, James Murphy Everett, Mr. Tuley. FOURTH ROW: Harold Nerren, Jimmy Jackson, Herbie Parnell, Bill Crouch, Jimmy Hewett, Howard Dotson, Jimmy Cooley, Charles Stone, Mike Stayton, Joe Powell Cole, George Shaw, Bubba Wiley. 43 Bqm L [h BAND MARCHING AT MURRAY HOMECOMING; ON BUS; AND PLAYING AT A BALL GAME. MARY LOU SAMUELS LINDA HALE JANET ROSS LINDA WISEMAN JUDITH ANN EVERETT _______________________ BETTY HEAD TERRETT MAJORETTE OFFICERS: Mary Lou Samuels, June Gaddie, Rebecca Minton. ADVISOR: Mrs. White. MEMBERS, CLOCKWISE: Marcelene Naylor, Dean McKelvey, Susan Hale, Bobby Anderson, Pat Everett, Jimmy Williams, Billy Joe Harris, Carolyn Elam. OZCOO BETA President.........Harold Bequette Vice President................Ann Tipton Advisors............Mrs. Naylor Miss Caldwell CLUB Secretary........Linda Hale Treasurer........Ann Powers Reporter..........Eva M. Jones Beta Club members at convention in Louisville. NkWSPAPkR' CTAPP FIRST ROW: Charles Stone, Mary Elizabeth Sanger, Elaine Bellew, Marcella Kemp. SECOND ROW: Louetta Wheeler, Linda Hale, Deanna Ballow, Joyce Robinson, Ann Powers, Annelle Fowler, Sonja Childers. NEWS from the PILOT HOUSE EDITOR: Elaine Bellew. STAFF MEMBERS: Marcella Kemp, Mary Elizabeth Sanger. Ann Powers, Linda Hale, Charles Hamby Stone. CLASS REPORTERS: Sonja Faye Childers, Joyce Robinson, Deanna Ballow, Annelle Fowler. ADVISORS: Miss Agnes Sublet! and Mrs. Julia White. 49 Sandra Bradley . . Pat Jeffress . . . Charlotte Elam . . Anna Faye Abernathy Jane Kemp . Mary Lee Johnson . . . . President • Vice President 2nd Vice President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . Parliamentarian Mary Beth Glaser . t Bonnie Coffey . . . Joyce Robinson . . . Judy Easley . . . . Miss Agnes Sublette . Mrs. King Davis . . . . Historian . . Song Leader Recreation Leader . . . Reporter . . . Advisors Charles H. Jones Herbie Parnell . Eddie Moseley . Ronnie Williams Harold Shaw. . Ralph Bugg . . Ermon Workman . Frank Strong. . . Joe Terrett . . . Charles Wiley . . Earl Bradshaw . . John Davis . . . . . . President . . . President . Vice President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Reporter Reporter Sentinel Sentinel Advisor Advisor FIRST ROW: Manager Rudolph, Bequette, King, Mosley, Coffey, Terrett, Curlin, Manager Blincoe. SECOND ROW: Coach Despain, Morrow, Atwill, Workman, Brown, Williams, Garrison, Bobbitt. THIRD ROW: James, Harrison, Sanger, Farmer, Meness, Johnson, Anderson, Major, Adams, Darnell. FULTON COUNTY PILOTS ' S 7 - ' S 8 COACH DESPAIN Co-Captains-Jimmy and Donald Donald Curlin Donald Coffey Rip Bequette Eddie Mosely Joe Terre tt Coach James Despain Donald Brown i ams r p h f SUSAN HALE Senior PHYLLIS CARLTON Sophomore ANNELLE FOWLER Senior Captain BOBBYE ANNA FAYE KELLY ABERNATHY Junior Junior It W� ' one Coach DcSpair vin. He was facing , rivals—Bardwell, Arlington—and -.■iingham squad he c vear Now known -- four teams into lots Win In I-ast 0 Seconds • Pilots trailed right up tr, ••ecordinc Jq. S! • 'llh delibera� 'rhe Pilots ged b’ ”«e in tacti d the nd tod Carlislr kon Wi ts had lo, but there ina }ani Saturday heduled The F. ssday i - Jevils 2a v’ °-game losing streak ■' of Clinton. Tht ° lost 7 stand cord squad, who ha out of eight gair, managed to keep over the Pilots two stanzas. The Pilots ir WQ ♦a Ku V‘ V ° fvWo V’ )cteaV OaW r� tV on Bn - ick la _ on h’ . rulton determine other victim1 hllitv goals ai. Win 3 to m mnvpH in' moved in point advantage in the tt on to win by added u. -'shed 5 J. has eight is seas' im.. ’it. e Pilots going intr n Jim - limi' J «V ir A ad Motc C°11lC b(l' Ai P •! Pi . - point % -nd. ..city 3. Williai i 14, McClintock. -'lure 3, Riley 8. C V y .s Score V3 v led the scor and two free thn less in the Scoring Spree . Other scorers w King 14; Mosley Curlin 4: Brown FIRST ROW; Georgia Ann Hurt, Marcelyne Naylor, Betty Fowler, Judy Cagle. SECOND ROW; James P. Mangold, Paul Tipton, Dale Bobbitt, Jimmy Adams, Charlie Terrett, Don Rice, Roger Jennings. THIRD ROW: Coach Harold Garrison, Jimmy Shaw, Bobby Newton, Bo Eddington, Lee Green, George Shaw. CHEERLEADERS: Marcelyne Naylor, Georgia Hurt, Betty Fowler, Judy Cagle. LEFT TO RIGHT: Flavous Siatham, Kenneth Vowell, Bobby Harrison, Charles Murphy, Gerald Harris, Jim Tipton. Riley Taylor, Junior Bequette, Bobby McMullin, Dale Newsom, Coach Harold Garrison. 58 As a result of consolidation, the Pilots started the year off practically as three teams. That was soon overcome, however, and we started off the season with a bang, winning our first four games. The starting line- up usually consisted of four Seniors ond ooe Ami or, so they didn't lock experience. Tne picture above shows the high spot of the secsor at time or pub- lication. The trophy is the result of three hard-earned victories a n-e Lone Oak Christmas Tournament. The Pilots mode a brilliant sro- eg and, consequently, brought home the winners trophy. The Pilots' record on February 5 was wan, 13, iast, 9. 59 Bash tbcM Qu pmj 62 1957-58 SEPTEMBER: 5 11 18 OCTOBER: 2 7 9 10 11 14 22 23 28 NOVEMBER: 8 9 11 12 16 20 21 22 23 27 DECEMBER: 2 3 6 13 18 School begins. Buses roll in from Cayce and Western. Officers elected. Jimmy King chosen Sr. class pres- ident. Seniors select rings, invitations, elect annu- al staff. Majorette tryouts. Betty Terrett chosen head. Cheerleaders elected by student body. F.F.A. boys go to Murray to cattle show. Who's Who and Favorites picked by students. Sen- iors announce plans for Miss FCHS crowning. Annual staff urges everyone to buy an annual. HURRAYI School out all day for F. D. E. A. Mr. Tuley holds first practice of A Cappella. Class pictures made for annual. Part of the Seniors take National Merit Scholarship test. Seniors have pictures made. Everyone has the flul Nobody at school I Ann Powers chosen Miss F.C.H.S. F.C.H.S. Band goes to Murray to play in Homecom- ing parade and to attend the football game. Murray Quad State Choral Festival. First ball gamel The PILOTS trounce Woodland 85-37. Band plays I Cheerleaders attend clinic at Murray. Seniors bust writing Soil Conservation themes. Beta Club has Spaghetti Supper at REA. Carlisle County is downed by the mighty Pilots. We beat Sedalia for a 4-0 record 1 WHEEI Thanksgiving holiday begins. Back to school. Everyone worn out from holiday. Annual staff breathes sigh of relief. 1st annual ship- ment is sent off. Beta Club goes to convention in Louisville and has a ball. We lose 4th straight game to Tilghman. Seniors jubilant and displaying their class rings. Music Dept, presents Christmas program for Chapel. CAuW 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 JANUARY: 2 9 10 12 13 14 21 31 FEBRUARY: 4 7 9 11 14 13 MARCH: 4 APRIL: MAY: FCHS Band marches in the Christmas Parade. Band has sore feet. Christmas Concert given in g m by Music Dept. Hurray, hurray 1 School out for holiday! Christmas Day. Everyone goes to Lone Oak to see Pilots beat Lyon County in Christmas tournament. Pilots advance to finals by edging past Crittinten County 1 pt. Wonderful, wonderful 1 We win tournament by beat- ing Lone Oak. Woe, woe, back to school. Everyone looks dead. Everybody has his head in a book. EXAMS. 2nd annual shipment is sent off. Sputnik haircut appears at school. School in an uproar; pictures made for annual. Parents-Teachers ball game. What a scream 1 Library Club sells concessions. Pilots wallop Clinton 50-37. It snowsl Carlisle County beats the Pilots in a surprise upset. Pilots reach the hundred mark for the first time this year in beating Woodland 102-57. Wowl We beat Ballard Memorial in the most excit- ing game ever. 79-78 is the score. A Cappella Choir and members of the ball team at- tend West Baptist Church. F. H. A. initiation. We play Fulton. Annual finished and sent off. District tournament. Plays are presented. Exams. Band goes to Strawberry Festival. Music Dept. gives Spring Concert. Graduation exercises. Goodbye, F.C.H.S1 We'll miss everyone. L. A. H. r J f •i. IU CQ p. c. t-r. c. On November 8, 1957, Miss Ann Powers, representing the Junior Class, was crowned Miss F. C. H. S. For her talent, Ann modeled clothes that she had made. 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