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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

Realizing how their noble inspiration and unself- ish love have influenced our individual lives, we, the Senior Class of 1959, proudly dedicate this annual to our parents in loving appreciation for their count- less sacrifices. — RONNIE NASH Industrial Arts AGNES SUBLETTE Home Economics MYRA B. BONDURANT Commerce MARY J. FIELDS English VORIS W. CLARK Math 5 JULIA WHITE Librarian BARBARA AMBERG English MARGARATE SLOAN Physical Education CURTIS PIERCE Social Science HAROLD GARRISON Physical Education and Coach RALPH BUGG Agriculture MYRTLE DAVIS Home Economics HAROLD SHAW Agriculture Features--Ann Assistant--Bonnie Snaps Editor--June Assistant--Linda Circulation--Anna Assistant--Claudean PUMPKIN HC READ f PUMPKIN HCAO Cla a OfjfjicenA PRESIDENT . . . .Jim Hewett VICE-PRESIDENT .Herbert Parnell SECRETARY . . Patricia Everett TREASURER . . .Martha Prather CLASS COLORS: Old Rose and Silver CLASS FLOWER: American Beauty Rose CLASS MOTTO: To Be Rather Than To Seem (Esse Quam Videri) w NAME: JUDITH HUBBARD AMBERG NICKNAME: Hub SAYING: Hello Dara! Z s on you ACHIEVEMENTS: Pep Club 1,2,4; F. H. A. 1,2; l.R.C. Club 2,4; Chorus 2; Senior Play. NAME: DEANNA BALLOW NICKNAME: Dee SAYING: I don’t know a thing about it ACHIEVEMENTS: Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; l.R.C. Club 2,3; Candidate May Queen 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; Chorus 3; Editor of Annual 4; F.T. A. Club 4; Class Reporter 1, 2,3; F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart 4. NAME: GEORGE BARNETT NICKNAME: Shorty SAYING: Do I ever? ACHIEVEMENTS: F.F.A. 1,2,3.4; Band 2,3.4; Junior Play; Senior Play. Senione NAME: JAMES BOBBITT NICKNAME: Diamond SAYING: Aw! Heck ACHIEVEMENTS: Basketball 2.3,4; F.F.A. 2 Years NAME: SANDRA BRADLEY NICKNAME: Red SAYING: Oh Dear ACHIEVEMENTS: F.H.A. 1,2,3; Junior Play; Who's Who 1,2; Class Officer 1, Glee Club 2; Chorus 3; Beta Club 4; I. R.C. Club 4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 4; Senior Play. NAME: CLAUDEAN COCHRUM NICKNAME: Dino SAYING: It s people like that that makes the world interesting. ACHIEVEMENTS: Pep Club 1,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Chorus 2.3; Annual Staff 4; Candidate for Miss F.C.H.S. 4. NAME: BONNIE COFFEY NICKNAME: Bon Bon SAYING: Hello Dara! Z’s on you. ACHIEVEMENTS: May Festival 1; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; F.H.A 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3; A Cappella 3; Trio 2,3; Sextet 2,4; Quartet 3; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Library Club 4. Annual Staff 4; I.R.C. Club 4,2; Favorite 4; Cheerleader 4; 1st Alternate to Miss F.C.H.S. 4. NAME: JOSEPH DONALD COFFEY NICKNAME: Acey SAYING: I ain’t got it ACHIEVEMENTS: Basketball 1.2.3,4, Captain 4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Favorite 4; Who s Who 4. Pep Club 4. NAME: JOHN N. BRASFIELD NICKNAME: Johnny SAYING: Let s go on a field trip today. ” ACHIEVEMENTS: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club; Conservation Club 1.2. NAME: DAVID THOMAS BROCKWELL NICKNAME: Hoot ACHIEVEMENTS: F.F.A. 2,3.4. NAME: ANNA ABERNATHY CHOATE NICKNAME: Nanner SAYING: Oh Pooh ACHIEVEMENTS: Cheerleader 1.2.3; F.H.A. 2,3; Class Sec- retary Treasurer 1; Junior Play; Beta Club 4; Senior Play; Editor-in-Chief Newspaper Staff; 2nd Alternate Basketball Queen; Circulation Manager Annual Staff. NAME: JAMES MURPHY PRATHER NICKNAME: John SAYING: How do you find the antilog? ACHIEVEMENTS: Basketball 1.2; I.R.C. 1.2; Beta Club 4. NAME: MARTHA ELLEN PRATHER NICKNAME: Droopy SAYING: Hello Dara! ACHIEVEMENTS: Cheerleader 4; Favorite 4; Who s Who 4; Beta Club 4; F.T.A. 4; I.R.C. 4; Class Treasurer 4; Pep Club 4. Transfer from Woodland Mills High: Cheerleader 2,3; Basket- ball 1; F.H.A. 1.2,3, F.H.A. Vice-President 2, F.H.A. Treasurer 3; F. F.A. Sweetheart 2; Basketball Queen 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Who’s Who 1,2,3; Class Secretary 1; Class Vice- President 2. NAME: BOB SANGER NICKNAME: Stink SAYING: It sho' is a rough night out ACHIEVEMENTS: Basketball 1,2,3; Pep Club 1.2,3; F.F.A. 2. 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Beta Club 4; Business Manager for Miss H.H.S. 2; Favorite 4. Sen NAME: JOE DILLION NICKNAME: Matt SAYING: No, I don't know how. ACHIEVEMENTS: F.F.A. 1; Conservation Club 1.2; Who s Who 1,2; Class Vice-President 2; Beta Club 4. NAME: CHARLOTTE ANN ELAM NICKNAME: Creepy SAYING: Well, bully for you. ACHIEVEMENTS: Vice-President of Class 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 1st Vice-President F.H.A. 2, 2nd Vice-President F. H A. 3; Pep Club 3; F.T. A. President 4; Assistant Editor Newspaper 4. NAME: JOHN WAYNE DAVIE SAYING: I'm sleepy ACHIEVEMENTS: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2; Pep Club 4; Conservation Club 1. NAME: PATRICIA ANN EVERETT NICKNAME: Pat or Tricia SAYING: Oh! Shoot ACHIEVEMENTS: Beta Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; I.R.C. 1; Chorus 2; Secretary of Student Council 3; Secretary of Senior Class; Candidate Miss F.C.H.S. 4; Class Historian 4; Who's Who 4; Beta Reporter 4; Pep Reporter 4; F.T.A. Song Leader 4. NAME: BOBBY LEE GARRISON NICKNAME: Scours” ACHIEVEMENTS: Basketball 1.2,3.4; Pep Club 1.2,3.4; Li- brary Club 1; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Favorite 4; Who's Who 4; Annual Staff 4. NAME: CARROLENE GARRISON NICKNAME: Carol” SAYING: Ya'll guess what. ACHIEVEMENTS: Fulton High School: Nursing Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1.2; Pep Club 1,2; Library 2. Fulton County High: F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 4. NAME: SHIRLEY GEORGE NICKNAME: Maid SAYING: 1 don't care ACHIEVEMENTS: Class Treasurer 1; F.H.A. 1.2.3; F.T.A. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; I.R.C. Club 4. NAME: RICHARD GOUGER NICKNAME: Hook SAYING: Keep your blades sharp ACHIEVEMENTS: F.F.A. 2 Years. NAME: JUNE HARRIS NICKNAME: June SAYING: Linda, come on ACHIEVEMENTS: Pep Club 1.2.3,4. President of Pep Club 4; Candidate Miss Hickman High 1; F.H.A. 2.3. Treasurer 2; Favorite 4; Basketball Queen 3,4; Snapshot Editor 4. Sen NAME: PATRICIA ANN JEFFRESS NICKNAME: Pat SAYING: Well. Johndunk! ACHIEVEMENTS: Who’s Who 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3.4. F.H.A. Officer 3,4; Class Officer 2; Glee Club 2; Chorus 4; Library Club 3,4, Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. Beta Club 4. loni NAME: JAMES F. HEWETT NICKNAME: Jim SAYING: Yea-uh-huh ACHIEVEMENTS: Beta Club 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1; May Festival 1; Chorus 2; Band 2,3.4, Band President 4; Class President 3,4; F.F.A. 3,4; A Cappella 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4. NAME: LINDA MANGOLD HOOKER NICKNAME: Lynn SAYING: June, wait for me. ACHIEVEMENTS: Pep Club 1,2.4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, F.H.A. President 1; Miss Hickman High 2; Chorus 2; Junior Play 3. NAME: EVA MARGARET JONES NICKNAME: Little Eva SAYING: I have a date with Larry. ACHIEVEMENTS: Beta Club 1.2.3,4; Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 2; Beta Reporter 3, Beta Treasurer 4; Senior Play. NAME: CHARLES HENRY JONES NICKNAME: Cat Man Cool SAYING: Who? Me! ACHIEVEMENTS: F.F.A. 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Conserva- tion Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2; Class President 1; Who’s Who 2. NAME: BARBARA JEAN KELLY NICKNAME: Bobbye SAYING: Joe, Can you get this Trig? ACHIEVEMENTS: Cheerleader 1.2,3,4; Who’s Who 1.2.3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; I.R.C. Club 1,2,3,4; M y Festival 1; Chorus 2, 3; A Cappella 3; Best All-Around 3; Junior Play; F.T.A. 4. Sen NAME: WAYNE LASTER NICKNAME: Lassie SAYING: Let’s go to shop, Evans ACHIEVEMENTS: F.F.A. 2.4. NAME: SARA LOU LITTLE NICKNAME: Dimples SAYING: How bout that? ACHIEVEMENTS: Cheerleader 1.2; Who s Who 1.2; F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4; Candidate Miss F.C.H.S. 3; Chorus 3; Pep Club 3. NAME: BILLYE JEAN LOGAN NICKNAME: Jeanie SAYING: You Know ACHIEVEMENTS: F.H.A. 3. ionn NAME: RALPH NEWTON NICKNAME: George SAYING: You don't see me Crying” ACHIEVEMENTS: Class Secretary Treasurer 1; Pep Club I; Senior Play. NAME: LARRY PARKS NICKNAME: Junior SAYING: A sleeping fox catches no chickens ACHIEVEMENTS: F.F.A. 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2. NAME: HERBERT PARNELL NICKNAME: Herbie SAYING: 1 11 betcha! ACHIEVEMENTS: F.F.A. 1.2.3,4; Band 2.3.4; Chorus 2,3.4; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 3,4; Who’s Who 3; Favorite 4; Basketball 1,2. Sen NAME: GERALDINE PHIPPS NICKNAME: Jerri SAYING: How ’bout that? ACHIEVEMENTS: Beta Club 1,2.3.4; Pep Club 1,2.3; Senior Play; Who’s Who; Dramatic Club. NAME: MARTHA ANN POWERS NICKNAME: Herm SAYING: Hello Dara! Zs on you. ACHIEVEMENTS: Cheerleader 1,2.4; Reporter 2.3.4; Favorite 2.3.4; Beta Club 1.2,3,4; Who’s Who 1; May Festival 1,2; Annual Staff 4; I.R.C. 1,2,3,4; Miss F.C.H.S. 3; F.H.A. 1, 2; Junior Play 3; Beta Club Treasurer 3; Cheerleader Captain 4; F.T. A. Club 4; Mixed Chorus 3. NAME: BOBBYE JOAN LOGAN NICKNAME: Joannie SAYING: Ooh! That sends me!” ACHIEVEMENTS: Pep Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 2.3; Dramatic Club 4. Sen NAME: WILLIAM DOUGLAS MENEES NICKNAME: Bill or Moron SAYING: Huh? What did you say? ACHIEVEMENTS: F.F.A. 1.2,4; Basketball 1,2.3; Junior Play; Pep Club 3,4. NAME: JERRY WAYNE MORROW NICKNAME: Red SAYING: Way to go Nadine ACHIEVEMENTS: F.F.A. 1.2.3,4; Basketball 2.3 NAME: LOTTIE MYERS NICKNAME: Lolly SAYING: Hey! Listen ACHIEVEMENTS: Class Secretary Treasurer 1; Play 1; Who's Who 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Candidate MissC.H.S. 1; Beta Club 4; Pep Club 4; Class Pessimist. NAME: ANN TIPTON NICKNAME: Tip SAYING: Has anyone seen my books? ACHIEVEMENTS: Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1; Pep Club 1,3,4; May Festival 1; Basketball Queen Attendant 2,3,4; I.R.C. 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2; Student Council 2; Beta Vice- President 3; Miss F.C.H.S. Attendant 3; Junior Play; Beta President 4; Favorite 4; Annual Staff; F.T.A. Secretary 4; Sen- ior Play. NAME: AGNES YVONNE WEAVER NICKNAME: Tonye SAYING: Now Really? ACHIEVEMENTS: F.H. A. 2. NAME: ALETHA CASTLEMAN WILEY NICKNAME: Lessia SAYING: That s tuff. ACHIEVEMENTS: Pep Club 1,2.3; Chorus 2.3; F.H.A. 2.3; I.R.C. 2. NAME: EDWARD B. WILEY NICKNAME: Bubba SAYING: Gotta have patience maaan. ACHIEVEMENTS: Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1; Class Officer 1; Band 1,2; Men's Chorus 2; Beta Club Vice-President 2; Chorus 2.3.4; I.R.C. Club 3,4; Boy's Quartet 3; Junior Play President; I.R.C. 4; Favorite 4; Senior Play. NAME: RONNIE WILLIAMS NICKNAME: Poochie SAYING: That is the way the dog barks. ACHIEVEMENTS: F.F.A. 1.2.3,4; Basketball 1,2. ion Clan -Hi tony It was the year of 1955 when three ships started their voyages to the Land of Great Wisdom. On the ship anchored at Western, nine beautiful and charming young ladies and thirteen bold and dashing young gentlemen stepped aboard. At Hickman, where another ship was anchored, twenty-three ladies and seventeen gentlemen of the same lovely description also boarded their ship. The third ship was privileged to have eight beautiful and charming young ladies and eleven bold and dashing young men. The Captains informed everyone that the Voyage of High School Life was in reality to be over four seas, though the four bodies of water were so closely joined together that they seemed but one immense sea. The three ships' passengers were in- formed that they would first enter the smallest of these, which was called the Freshman Sea. It was really an experience to travel on this great sea. Being the first sea every- one had been across, they all were what you might call green . There were natu- rallyafew cases of seasickness, and various ones were tempted to throw up Algebra, Geometry, and other disagreeble dishes and toss some of their best belongings over- board in times of rough sea, but the Stewardess assured them calmly, but firmly, that they would only have to consume these indigestibles over and over until they were perfectly assimilated, and so they bravely managed to hold them down. As everyone started over the Sophomore Sea, the people who had boarded at Western joined the ship which had been docked at Hickman. So now there were only two ships. Everyone was more accustomed to ship life now and were more silly than before. For the Junior Sea, it was decided that all three ships would be combined. The ship which had docked at Cayce joined with the ones who had docked at Hickman and Western. Oh! What a jolly time everyone had crossing this sea. But, can you imagine what a wreck this ship was after crossing this last sea?! Before entering the Senior Sea, everyone moved into a brand new modern ship. Everyone acted pretty dignified in this new ship, but what a time they had. Now we look at the larger, more majestic ocean ahead and feel that our ex- perience has fitted us to withstand every storm, and weather any opposing force with no fear of disaster. We will go on writing new logs of greater adventure, and yet more wonderful discovery, for while the Voyage of High School Life is at an end, the Voyage of Rea1 Life is just now and here at its triumphant Commencement! 28 Ciam Poem As I sit here in fancy And look through the years. I see all our class. With their joys and their tears. There is Herbie Parnell Leading his band Jerry, Larry and Bob Are all tilling the land. Charles Henry Jones Is a rich car dealer While Donald Coffey Is a famous cow - healer. Earl Wayne runs a fine Food Store Bobby Lee offers Bargains galore. James Bobbitt now Pilots a boat He says it's the best one Ever to float. Joe Dill ion now owns A nice new lab While David Brockwell Drives a fine red cab. Bubba and George are Teaching in college We are sure their pupils Get much knowledge. Wayne and Wendell are Married men now. Who earn their bread By sweat of the brow. Hewett, Davie, and Brasfield Make lots of Money; While Williams, Newton, and Major Try to be funny. 29 The girls in the class Seem to be everywhere From New York to California Settled here and there. There's Deanna, Who teaches Latin so well, Patricia, who's music class Stays after the bell. Ann Powers teaches girls To cook, clean and sew. Bobbye Kelly's math class Continues to grow. While Sandra and Anne Impart arts and history, Pat Jeffress explores For chemical mystery. Anna Faye, Linda, and Bonnie Now are wives. That means they'll be busy. For the rest of their lives. Claudean and Rosemary Have two children you know While Carrolene and Aletha Stay on the go. Yvonne, Judy, and Sara Now are nurses you see They take Patient's temperatures To the degree. Eva, Lottie, and Shirley Secretaries all; They type out letters. With no trouble at all. Charlotte and Geraldine Are in the business world Jean, Joan, and Shirley long To give life a whirl. This is all the class As you can well see. But only time can tell What everyone will be. Ctaaa Optimist Since I have been closen Class Optimist for 1958-1959, I should like to tell you a few fine points of our class. First of all, our class has been an industrious hard working group-striving to reach our lofty goals and just wait until you hear the way we have accomplished this difficult task. We have been well represented on the basketball team, with several members of the Senior Class really shinning as stars. Think what the cheering squad would have been without Senior Cheerleaders, especially our four seniors, whose grace and beauty made their performances nothing less than per- fection . The Seniors again played a most important part in the queen contests through their four high school years, especially the last two. The Miss America Contestants had nothing on our Senior candidates when beauty and talent was considered. A glance is all that is necessary to see that Seniors took the lion's share in Who's Who and Favorites of the school. We would not for a moment leave out the superb actors and actresses in our class. One has only to review the Junior and Senior plays to be reminded of their excellent perfor- mances which will never be forgotten by the community. Our achievements scholastically can be verified by seeing the large numbers of Seniors who have risen to great heights so that their grades enable them to belong to the Beta Club as well as other clubs sponsored by our school. Surely by this time all are convinced that the Senior Class of 1959 is most unusual in every desirable trait that the young, red-blooded American should possess. No doubt you have concluded that I am proud to have been chosen class optimist this year, in order that I might bring out some of the achievements and talents our Senior Class of 1958-1959. ANNA ABERNATHY CHOATE Clai4 Pe aimi t Some people may think that going to school is a bed of roses, but I'd like to give you a few facts about what it's really like. The most aggravating thing of all is the unearthly hour in which I have to arise from my slumber. I don't guess they realize that to be a good student, you have to get the right amount of sleep. After arriving at The Hall of Fame — Fulton County High School, we grab for the things that are supposed to hold our interest for the day. OUR BOOKS. While trying to beat the tardy bell, we have a first class jam session with the Freshman. Finally with the fear of having indigestion, I rush to my twenty minute lunch period. If you've never eaten your lunch in twenty minutes, take my advice, don't try it! The agonzing day finally comes to an end, as I walk out the doors of The Hall of Fame, I think of the few short hours in which I have to recouperate myself for the next day with the same ole routine. 31 LOTTIE MYERS Clam Will We, the Class of 1959, being about to pass out of this sphere of education, in full possession of a crammed mind, well-trained memory, and almost super-human understanding, do make and publish this, our last will and testament. To our teachers, we hereby give free from all inheritance, luxury, or income tax our entire store of knowledge. From them it came and to them it should be returned. To our dear school building, we leave the peaceful quiet caused by our absence and any apple cores, wads of gum or crumpled notes we may have left there. Geraldine Phipps wills her ability to be elected the most dignified senior to Brenda Phipps. Ronnie Williams leaves his agriculture workbook and problems to Bobby Anderson and some of his height to Freddie Sledd because he surely does need it. George Barnett wills his ability to be in both the Junior and Senior play to any lucky Junior. Bob Sanger leaves his driver's licenses to Linda Parker. Yvonne Weaver wills her ability to have three study halls in her Junior year to whoever needs them. Wayne Laster leaves his key to Mr. Shaw's '55 Chevy to Joe Cole. Anna Faye Choate wills her ability to be cheerleader three years to Georgia Ann Hurt. Jean Logan leaves her ambition not to be bashful to Gale Newsom. Joan Logan just happily leaves. Larry Parks wills his black hair to Thomas Farmer. Jim Prather leaves his A in Chemistry to all those foolish enough to take the subject in future years. Carrolene Garrison wills her long red hair to Rosemary Blincoe, also her height to Gale Newsom. Shirley George wills her ability to go to the office willingly to Patsy Ann. Ralph Newton leaves his ability to sleep in bookkeeping class to the first sleepy headed boy that takes it. Judy Amberg leaves her giggles to Martha Earl Cox. Eva Margaret Jones leaves her Italian accent to her sister, Arlene. Bobbye Kelly wills her ability to be cheerleader four years to Phyllis Carlton, and to her sister, Judy, she leaves her absent- mindedness. Jim Hewett wills his sleepiness every morning to Dead Brenda Owens. Herbie Parnell leaves his hair to Mr. Shaw. Earl Bradshaw wills his ability to get caught smoking to Charles Everett. Sara Little wills her short hair tc her sister, Sue Little. Deanna Ballow leaves her everlasting gift-of-gab to Barbara Oliver. Linda Hooker leaves her ability to work in the office the first period to her sister, Kay. Clam Will Martha Prather wills her fat feet to Kaye Fields. Ann Powers leaves the pick-up in her little red wagon to her Little Brother, John Billy for his convertible. Shirley McMullin leaves her ability to take two years of Algebra to her brother, Jacky McMullin. Bill Mennes leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Lannom to Jerry Gray because he will need it. Jerry Morrow is just willing to leave. Charlotte Elam wills her height to Domma Garner and her long hair to her sister, Carolyn. Joe Dillion wills his English themes to anyone who has to write them next year. Charles Jones wills his ability to own two cars to John Billy Harrison. Wendell Poynor wills his ability to make mistakes in typing and hold his temper to whoever needs it. Sandra Bradley leaves her red hair to Thomas Farmer because he likes colored hair, and she hopes the effect will be so startling that he will return his to its natural state. Bonnie Coffey wills her alto notes to Kitty Council, and her craziness to anyone crazy enough to want it. Patricia Everett wills her ability to be Senior accompanist at the piano to Brenda Owens. Rosemary Webb wills her ability to marry a Billy in her Senior year to Brenaa Phipps. David Brockwell wills his ability to make Mr. Shaw look for footprints on the ceiling to anyone in his class next year. James Bobbitt wills his back table in agriculture to anyone who can get it. Robert Major leaves Betty Glenn, but not to anyone. Johnny Brasfield wills his ability to not take home any books to Phillip Jones. Donald Coffey wills some of his height to Flavious Statham. Bobby Garrison wills his ability to get Mr. Harold to go on a field trip to Gerald Harris. Bubba Wiley wills his ability to drive his father's car without dropping the transmission to Robert Nerrin. Aletha Wiley wills her ability to get married her senior year to Melinda Patterson. Anne Tipton wills her ability to lose things to Ann Rogers. _ Patricia Jeffress leaves her ability to be in both Junior and Senior Plays to some Junior. Lottie Myers wills her grumbling ability to Janice Brockwell. Claudean Cochrum wills her ability to be tardy to anyone who likes to— sleep late. And I, John Davie, will not write any more wills. In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1959, have to this our Will, our hands and seal this month of May.in the vear of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-nine. C(aai Pnofihecij, One day while on one of my numerous coast to coast trips, I stopped in a thriving little city on the banks of the muddy Mississippi River. On close examination, I realized that this little New York was none other than Hickman, Kentucky, the place where I had spent the earliest years of my life. Having graduated here from Fulton County High School some twenty- five years ago, I was eager to return to the school in hopes of encountering some of my former teachers. Upon arriving at the school, I was surprised to find it was now located in the main section of the city. Suddenly, while walking along in front of the school, I was compelled to leap to one side in order to avoid being crushed under the wheels of a jet-propelled volkswagon. The driver, a wild looking old man with a long white beard, brought the vehicle to a screeching halt and hurried out to see if he had caused me any bodily injury. With a start, I recognized the hunched little figure as Mr. Carlos Lannom, my old homeroom teacher. He appeared very glad to see me and insisted that I accompany him to his estate, where he could offer some sort of recompense for almost exterminating me. We arrived at his rambling three-story mansion just in time to enjoy a delicious meal. Afterwards, we retired, to hisden, where I at once questioned him for information concerning the fortunes or failures of my former classmates. Although he was old and somewhat deaf, I realized his mind was still keen and alert as he furnished me the following information. Bobbye Kelly, his stepdaughter, has become a steady on the Keeping Talking television program. Bobbye recently set a new world's record by talking without pausing for two con- secutive weeks. James Bobbitt is manufacturing mud which he sells to umpires to rub on baseballs. David Brockwell h-as become a professional wild duck caller. Because of an embarassing incident during his high school days Jim P. Hewett has developed a material for pants that will hold its seams. Patricia Everett h-as become a famous fashion designer. Her latest design the beer keg look, is the rage of the nation. George Barnett is employed as a math teacher in the high school. He is striving desperately to teach a certain James Curlin how to subtract and multiply. Patricia Jeffress is in charge of the high school cafeteria. Pat has devoted her life to making sure that the children don't receive the same kind of food she did when she went to school. Bill Meness is now residing in a rest home. He is being attended by Sara Little, one of the nurses, who sees that patients are kept comfortable. Herbert Parnell was one of the drummers in Hickman's New Year's Day Parade. Shirley George has become the mother quadruplets: Hurley, Burley, Murley, and Curley. Their father Jerry Red Morrow immediately joined the Foreign Legion for Lifetime service. After studying art in Paris for eight years, Eva Margaret Jones gave up her career in favor of the bonds of matrimony. The St. Louis Hawks have given Donald Coffey a herd of cattle, a flock of chickens, and seven hogs to play another season of basketball for them. Ralph Newton has become the first man to travel around the world underwater. Yvonne Weaver, the big game hunter, recently captured an eight hundred pound gorilla for Hickman's new zoo. One night, Johnny Brasfield stumbled over an ant hill in his back yard and discovered oil. He now owns a six million dollar estate, Larry Parks is Johnny's chief butler and Gerald- ine Phipps is his head maid. 34 Claa Pnophecy Carrolene Garrison hit .348 in her first full season in the American League. Charles Henry Jones is her private batboy. Linda Hooker, Aletha Wiley, Anna Faye Choate, and Rosemary Webb, who were all married at a very tender age, have large families of not less than three children each. Linda Hooker is even a grandmother. Ronnie Williams was accidently locked in a satillite while working in a missle plant in Colorado. Ronnie is now in orbit around the sun. Sandra Bradley has become a yodeling opera star. Ann Powers has become the new Zorro on television. At the same time, Richard Gouger has received world-wide acclaim for his great performances in the role of her horse Tornado. Jean and Joan Logan have won the World's Tag Team Wrestling Championship. Robert Major is doing a fine job as head of the Fulton County Health Center. He is known as the Man Against Slime. Bonnie Poyner, formerly Bonnie Coffey, is working as a dancer in a night club in New Orleans. Men still get weak in the knees when they recall her exciting expose in the Miss F.C.H.S. contest years ago. Wendell Poyner is his wife's publicity director. The money is rolling in for Bobby Garrison who has replaced his father in the grocery business. June Harris is doing equally well with a beauty shop adjoining his store. Hickman has produced a famous tattoo artist in the person of Wayne Laster. Judy Amberg has risen to new heights. She is now six feet tall. The great architect Joe Dillion recently constructed a gigantic bridge connecting Hickman with the Missouri shore. Bob Sanger travels throughout the South selling a new type of fertilizer which he developed. His Slogan is You'll have stinking rich soil with Stink's high grade manure. Claudean Cochrum is the owner of the largest restaurant in Hickman. She calls her place Claudena's Soup N' Beans. Earl Bradshaw sells coffins to human vampires to sleep in by day. Edward B. Bubba Wiley is his chief cutomer. Martha Prather has become a famous novelist. Her latest works include Julius! Seizer Herl Lottie Myers was recently a bug exterminator. But, she gave up after trying to rid the county jail of its bedbugs. Ann Tipton now writes an advice to the lovelorn column in the New York Times. Strangely enough most of her letters come from a certain party named Rip . Madam Shirley McMullin is a famous medium. Her supernatural exploits have astonished the world. John Wayne Davie is the new sheriff of Fulton County. Charlotte Elam is his most trust- worthy deputy. Deanna Ballow has become a famous teacher of foreign languages. She specializes in teaching parakeets how to speak French. I left Hickman, late that night, with a feeling that all was well with my former class- mates. Although some had not risen to any outstanding goal, I felt that each would leave some distinguished mark to be remembered for. And I, Jim M. Prather, am a traveling salesman. I deal in ladies underwear for the Bib N' Bra Clothing Company of Boston. 35 lutoqnafihi Clam of} '60 Adams, Thomas Anderson, Bobby Anderson, Caroline Blincoe, Jimmy Bowers, Ronald Brockwell, Joyce Bunton, Joyce Carlton, Phyllis Cox, Emily Darnell, Dalton Elders, Pat Everett, Charles Farmer, Thomas George, Jo Ann Gibson, George Glaser, Mary Griffith, Mary Guthrie, David Hale, Joyce Harrison, John Henderson, Paul Holly, Dianna Hutchison, Jim James David Johnson, Joe Jones, Leon Jones, Riillip Kemp, Jane Liliker, Jimmy Love, Larry Mangold, Kay Mayfield, Phillip McKelvy, Dean Minton, Ray Morris, Jenny Neisler, J.C. Clam oft '60 Nerren, Robert Nipp, Ronnie Oliver, Barbara Owens, Brenda Parker, Linda Parnell, Lewis Patterson, Melinda Prather, Phillip Pursell, Jimmy Reeves, Barbara Roberts, Jimmy Robinson, Joyce 39 Ross, Janet Sherperd, Marion Shuff, Bobby Sledd, Freddie Strong, Ronald Terrett, Betty Tibbs, Bobby Wade, Kenny Wade, Sue Watson, Richard Weatherly, Thelma Wiley, Peggy Rogers, Ann Stowe, Jo Ann Moore, David Williams, Richard Claw Of t)icena Pres............. Vice Pres. . . Sec. Treas. . Reporter . . . . Ronnie Nipp Bobby Anderson . . Jane Kemp Joyce Robinson 40 TOP ROW: Linda Ams, Galen Anderson, Virginia Argo, Sara Atwill, Harold Barnes, Jr. Bequette. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Bennett, Rosemary Blincoe, Donald Bobbitt, Joyce Bondurant, Melinda Bizwell, Patricia Bradley. THIRD ROW: Sharon Bradshaw, Sharon Brown, Gene Brunswick, Martha Caldwell, Ray Caldwell, Sonja Childers. SECOND ROW: Joe Cole, Bobby Cook, Kitty Couccil, Martha Cox, Martha Darnall, Carolyn Elam. FIRST ROW: Charlene Eddington, Gene Evans, Mary Louise Everett, Judith Everett, Shirley Everett, Kay Fields. 42 TOP ROW: Betty Fowler, Patsy George, Doris Gouger, Jerry Gray, Merry Gray, Franklin Green. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Griffith, Brenda Hagan, Willie Hagan, Joyce Hall, Gerald Harris. Bobby Harrison. THIRD ROW: Royce Holly, Arlene Jones, Alice Jennings. Judy Kelly, Freda Kent, Joye Lattus. SECOND ROW: Margaret McClure, Bettye McIntyre, Bobby McMullin, Charles Mikel, Claud Morgan, Charles Murphy. FIRST ROW: Dale Newsom, Gale Newsom Brenda Phipps, B. Pollack, Lavada Price, Brenda Ramsey. 43 Rice Darrell Russell, Earl Scearse, Jimmy Sheperd, Charlotte Simpson, Freida Sons, Majorie Statham, Flavous Stayton, Michael Taylor, Riley Tipton, Jim Vowell, Kenneth Ward, Ronnie Wilkerson, Donna Workman, Butch Wright, Joyce Yates, Alice Claaa Ofjfjicend Pres..................Jim Tipton V. Pres............Gerald Harris Sec. Treas. . . . Sonja Childers Reporter .... Bobby McMullin 44 Amberg, B Adams, J. Ayers, J. Bing, B. Bobbitt, G. Boyd, P. Bradley, D. Brawner, C. Bradshaw, D. Bradley, T. Brooks, R. Brooks, R. Bunton, D. Cagle, J. Caldwill, B. Callison, F. Campbell, P. Choate, P. Clement, B. Cobb, B. Collins, C. Elks. F. Everett, K. Fields, D. Gardner, D. Gibson, H. Giles, M. Glover, S. Goodman, J. Cook, G. Cox, T. Curlin, J. Darnell, J. Doughty, N. Dunn, D. Green, L. Grierson, J. Guthrie, J. Hamblin, E. Henderson, J. Henderson, M Hendrick, J Hodges, S. Howell, G. Hun, G. Jackson, J. Jeffress, R. Mayo, G. McBride, R. McCollum, M. McMullin, J. Morrow, P. McGaugh, S. McGinness, J. McIntyre, J. Murray, P. Myers,’ L. Johnson, S. Keene, J. King, C. Lawrence, T. Ligons, M. Little, S. Long, N. Mabry, D. Mangold, J. Newsom, M Newton, R. Newton, H. Parker, J. Parnell, D. Patey, J. Patey, R. Perry, T. Phillips, J. Porter, S. Reevs, N. Rice, D. Roberts, B. Sharp, T. Shaw, J. Shaw, N. Stowe, L. Stowe, L. Summers, O. Terrett, C, Thomas, M. Tumbow, C. Watts, C. Williams, B. Williams, F. Yates, N. Cla a Ofjfjicenz Pres...............Jim Adams Vice Pres............Don Rice Sec. Treas. . . , Freda Williams Reporter.............Gus Cook 48 51 Second Alternate YYlantha £anl Cox Martha Earl, a sophomore at Fulton County High, is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cox. She represented the Beta Club in the MissF.C.H.S. contest. Jinat Altennate Bonnie Co(£e f Bonnie, a senior at Fulton County High, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stowe Coffey. She represented the I.R.C. Club in the Miss F.C.H.S. contest min 3CHS Shinleif M fi N D CLOCKWISE: Queen Shirley McGaugh, Martha Earl Cox, Betty Terret, Clau- dean Cockrum, Bettye Clement, Bonnie Coffey, Kitty Council, Son- ja Childers, Pa- tricia Everett. A 3HA Sweetheanta V' ' •: ,rr f V • Deanna Philip 3.C.H.S. Pilot! Senion Stana Ann Powers, Bonnie Coffey, Bobbye Kelly, Marther Prather, Donald Coffey, James Bobbit, Bobby Garrison, Robert Major. Captainn Captain Coffey Co-Capta in Garrison 65 Co-Captain Parnell Dianna Holly 'Junio'i Phyllis Canlton 1Junion v - Bonnie Senion Ann Powens - Section - Captain (Judith Ann £i enett Sophomone 1 Betty Jennett (Junion FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Rice, Jim Hewett, David Moss, Joe Cole, George Shaw. THIRli ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Shaw, Joan McGuinness, George Barnett, Phyllis Campbell, Kay Fields, Dottie Parnell, Joyce Bondurant, Herbie Parnell, David James. Charles Mikel. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Mabry, Deanna Nipp, Kitty Council, David Fields, Martha Barnett, Lois Kemp, Joy Kemp, Ruth Sanger, Alice Goalder, Harry Watts, Cooper Watts, Harold Nerren, Carolyn Mooney. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Everett, Anna Greer, Judy Cole, Brenda Griffin, Harriett Newton, Rosalind Amberg, Maurice Bondurant, Lynn Major, Jim Powers, Billy'Amberg, Mike White. BAND OFFICERS Jim Hewett.......................President George Barnett . . Secretary Treasurer Joyce Bondurant..................Librarian Betty Terrett .... Vice-President MR. ROBERT TULEY Director 3.CM.S. fflanchinq Band THIRD ROW: Jim Hewett, Herbie Parnell, Donald Coffey, Bubba Wiley. Joe Cole, Jerry Morrow, David Fields. SECOND ROW: Betty Terrett, Phyllis Carlton, Janet Ross, Dottie Parnell, Shirley McGaugh. Carol Mabry, Harriette Newton, Phyllis Cambell, Nancy Shaw. FIRST ROW: Joan McGunniess. Patricia Jeffress, Joyce Bondurant, Judith Everett, Judy Kelly, Kitty Council, Kay Fields, Mr. Robert Tuley (Director). f The F.C.H.S. chorus has many outstanding members. They had an excellent skit in the Christmas Program. Eleven members went to Quad-State Music Festival at Murray, Kentuc- ky. They were Herbie Parnell, Joyce Bondurant, Phyllis Carlton, Dottie Parnell, Shirley Mc- Gaugh, Donald Coffey, Bubba Wiley, Janet Ross, Jim Hewett, Kitty Council and Joan Mc- Gunniess, pianist. Four of these, Herbie, Phyllis, Joyce, and Donald, attended All- State Music Festival at Lexington. 72 BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Fowler, Joyce Hall, Kay Feilds, Lottie Myers, Geraldine Phipps, Ray Minton, Jim Hewett. THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Sanger. Phil Mayfield, Pat Jeffress, Sue Wade, Ann Rogers, Kenny Wade, Bobby Shuff, Joe Dillion, Martha Cox. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Prather, Jane Kemp, Anna Abernathy, Sandra Bradley, Flavous Statham, Ann Powers, Rosemary Webb, Bobbye Kelly. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Kelly, Brenda Owens (Sec.), Patricia Everett (Reporter), Eva Jones (Treas.), Deanna Ballow (Vice Pres), Ann Tipton (Pres.), Martha Prather, Mrs. Fields (Sponsor). The Beta Club of Fulton County is a scholastic club. It stands for loyalty, truth, fellowship, a guide, a help to youth, courage, and leadership. Every member should be a beacon in the night. Pne ident ANNE TIPTON 73 STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Glaser, Sue Wade, Ann Rogers, Ann Tipton, Linda Parker, Ann Powers, Bobbye Kelly, Charlotte Elam, Martha Prather, Shirley George, Bonnie Coffey, Sandra Bradley. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Kemp (President), Mr. Lannom (Sponsor), Jim Prather (Vice Pres.). The purpose of the International Relations Club (I.R.C.) is to offer students enrolled at Fulton County High School an opportunity for a better understanding of the world's people. It is believed that through an increased knowledge of the circumstances under which these individuals outside our national borders live, that the chance for a common understanding may become better. As a result of this understanding, the peace man has always sought may become increasingly manifest within the human process. Pne ident BUBBA WILEY 74 BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Owens, Elnora Hamblin, Ann Powers, Patricia Everett. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Sonja Childers, Bonnie Coffey, Brenda Roberts, Anna Abernathy (Editor-in-Chief), Charlotte Elam (Ass’t Editor), Linda Parder, Joyce Robinson. The newspaper staff is selected for the purpose of the school and putting it in the local paper. It is our duty to collect and prepare the news. We write articles concerning school activities and the students making the necessary changes before it is printed. It gives students with talent for writting a chance to use it. Sditon ANNA CHOATE 75 BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Wiley, J. Davie, J. Brashfield, H. Parnell, J. Mangold, R. Jeffress, D. Bradley, D. Coffey, J. Morrow, D. Moore, L. Love, R. Strong. SIXTH ROW: G. Hurt, C. Collins, T. Bradley, H. Newton, S. Little. S. George, L. Myers, V. Argo, P. Elders, A. Abernathy, J. Amberg, C. Cockrum, L. Hooker, C. Mabry. FIFTH ROW: P. Choate, J. Cagle, B. Roberts, F. Williams, J. Phillips, S. Little, P. George, M. Gray, S. Brad- shaw, S. Brown, J. Everett, D. Parnell. FOURTH ROW: G. Blinco, C. Garrison, D. Ballow, M. Bizwell, S. McGaugh, B. Phipps, M. Everett, D. Wilkerson, S. Everett, J. Hall, B. Terrett. THIRD ROW: J. Lattus, L. Parker, A. Tipton, S. Bradley, J. Bunton, J. Ross, E. Cox, K. Council, S. Childers, J. Boundurant, K. Fields, J. Kelly. SECOND ROW: B. Owens, K. Everett, S. Glover, P. Everett (Treas.), A. Rogers (Sec.), J. Kemp (Vice-Pres.), J. Harris (Pres.), F. Simson, M. McKelvy. J. Brockwell, S. Wade, P. Campell. FIRST ROW: Powers, Prather, Coffey, B. Fowler (substitute cheerleader), Carlton, Holly, Kelly. Pne ident JUNE HARRIS The name of the Pep Club of F. C. H. S. is The Pilot Wheels. The purpose of the Pep Club is to create a love of sports, to foster the ideals of sportmanship, and to promote the school spirit among ourselves and the whole student body. The Pep Club consists of 82 members. 76 STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mis. Bondurant (Sponsor), Anne Tipton, Shirley George, Ann Powers, Patricia Everett, Martha Prather. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Terrett (Librarian), Deanna Ballow (Treas.), Aletha Castleman (Sec.), Charlotte Elam (Pres.), Brenda Owens (Vice Pres.), Rosemary Webb, Bobbye Kelly. Teaching and teaching alone insures the survival of civili- zation. It is the most important task in the world. It is most urgent that the finest and ablest men and women of each generation dedicate themselves to the teaching service. The F.T.A. Club seeks: 1 . To encourage young people to cultivate in themselves the qualities of personality and character which are the foundations of successful teaching; 2. To provide young people with specific information about opportunities in the various fields of education; 3. To train young people through practice for profession- al and civic leadership. 77 CHARLOTTE ELAM STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Rogers, Sandra Bradley, Mrs. White (Sponsor), Bonnie Coffey, Georgia Hurt, Bettye McIntyre, Patricia Jeffress, Riyllis Choate, Carolyn Collins. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Marjorie Sons, Shirley McGaugh, Linda Parker (Vice Pres.), Betty Terrett (Pres.), Melinda Balzwell (Sec. Treas.), Judith Everett (Rep.), Melinda Patterson, Joyce Wright, Joyce Hale. Pfieaident The purpose of the Library Club is to sponsor a greater interest among the students in the use of books and library service. We strive to stimulate reading interests and to improve library service to the school. 78 BETTY TERRET BACK ROW: P. Wiley, P. George, S. George, P. Morrow, J. George, M. Glaser. B. Clemet, G. Hurt. SIXTH ROW: L. Ams, M. Caldwell, A. Jones, N. Shaw, J. McGuinness, H. Newton. N. Long, J. Phillips. FIFTH ROW: J. Morris, L. Myers, N. Yates, M. Thomas, Miss A. Sublett FOURTH ROW: B. Roberts, Mrs. J Davis, C. Collins, E. Hamblin, J. Hale, J. Robinson, C. Anderson, C. Collins. THIRD ROW: K. Everett, S. Glover, S. Atwill, M. Darnall, C. Eddington, J. Darnall, B. McIntyre, J. Keene, R. Blincoe, C. Garrison, J. Cagle, P. Choate. SECOND ROW: E. Cox, J. Brockwell, L. Parker. S. Little, J. Wright. C. Elam, B. Terrett, J. Kelly, S. McGaugh, M. Bizwell, K. Fields. FIRST ROW: J. Bunton, M. McKelvey, D. Holly, F. Kent, P. Jeffress, S. Bradshaw, P. Elders, S. Childers, M. Gray, V. Argo, D. Parnell, S. Everett, M. Cox. Purposes of the F. H. A. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. To encourage democracy in home and community life. To work for good home and family life for all. To promote international good will. To foster the development of creative life. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation; To further interest in home economics. Pnezident 79 MARTHA McKELVEY BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: David Brockwell, Charles Jones, Bill Menness, Donald Coffey, Leon Jones, Jimmy Pursell, Jimmy Liliker, Joe Cole, Phil Mayfield, Mickel Staton, Billy Williams. FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Shaw (Sponsor), Lewis Parnell, Jerry Gray, Wendell Poynor, John Harrison, Larry Parks, Franklin Green, J.B. Parker, Tony Slaton, Jerry Jones, Harold Barnes, Robert Cook, Mr. Bugg (Sponsor), THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Butch Workman, Earl Russell, Jimmy Roberts, Richard Gouger, Ronald Strong, Larry Love, Thomas Farmer, Donald Bobbitt, Riley Taylor, Kenny Wade, Jr. Bequette. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerald Harris, Wayne Laster, Bobby McMullin, Cooper Watts, Jimmy Jackson, Ralph Summers, Bobby Reeves, George Gibson, Johnny Brasfield, Bobby Shuff, Tommy Bennett, Cientis Turnbow. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Harrison, Darrill Rice, George Barnett (Sec.), Charles Everett, Bob Sanger (Vice Pres.), Ronnie Williams, John Davie (Pres.), Earl Bradshaw (Treas.), Jerry Morrow. The F.F.A. is a very helpful organization. This year we have concreted two walks, put out shrubs and put up spot lights at the school. The F.F.A. does many helpful things for our school and community. Pneaident JOHN DAVIE 80 We wish to express our appreciation to Bill Powers, who has given us invaluable assistance in preparing our yearbook. His timely sketches throughout the book and his design which was used for the cover will make our book more attractive. Thanks, Bill, you have helped a lot. The book wouldn't be the same without your aid. 81 HICKMAN HARDWARE AND CO. Hickman, Kentucky Implements Hardware 2060 2985 SALES AND SERVICE Compl iments of NEWTON’S JEWELRY and BEAUTY SHOP Hickman Kentucky CLAUDE'S CAFE YARBRO T.V. Sandwiches and Cold Drinks Sales and Service Hickman Phone 3132 Hickman |Q Compliments of y. Autoj HICKMAN SPORTS CENTER Sporting Goods LOYD CALL - Owner Hickman Hickman Compliments of KENTUCKY UTILITIES Harold Moore - Manager Hickman STOKES CHEVROLET Your friendly Chevrolet dealer Compliments of BLACK INSURANCE AGENCY Call 2920 Hickman Call 2831 Hickman E. W. 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