Greensburg High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (Greensburg, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1941 volume:

The GREEN AND GOLD VOL III Published bv Semors OF GREENSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 1941 V Lf 4 . , , I Lf I 1. I I Mit. 4..',,,-f . V V- A lg v n ,, A ff ,1,- .. ' L U I . K l MDR! VQURD Ilme Clill-'N 111clC1Q lxmlx I 1 Ll ml 1111 mzlnx 11 L ,Ll ll ed 1111 L I 1 J V ll JLIIQIILQN l11ll um lx ul bull 111 x 1 ., Ll I lu 1 4: ,fi 'l'l11s Il111'cl v11lL1mv ul' - i IL' 1 'Dl,D 1 Lt ' l1z1l gs IJI'lL'l'll'Sr lll p1'l 11-s. 11ml -1 1'lt'S ul 'c- ll: 1-5. lllll t'X'K'IllS ll1l'kLl'l m- ul' wuz' mul Imp - ' yvalrf nl l1Iv. If Ill A GHICKN :ml GULIJ of lil-ll. wlll. in la yn-11I's, lxcly 111 la1'1.1g lack ll11- lmppy 1-xy -' 1 and 1'cc11ll wld XUUCKAS 111 11111' Iilf'Il Sulmul lays. ou' 1-l' at L' -' ' 1111. I lk N X 1 Im Ll llli X 1 X H ll X IIANN ' 4 IN Y 1 Y Y , ' l,l4J All I In clll' pzirvrlts vxbm hxnw- sw um! rivgly s1l'i'e'n If' 1111- L ','. .v -. tin- SVHIIVI' Claws ul' lf'-IU!-ll. dlxdll IT1 111 Q Jxxlllllliil, Mg' tim In ,ia bv an Iwkvu vig '-.':'i11L1 Hlll 41 lllllllii tw Ill P51' xxlw ivxw- wzu':'xIic'n-Ll lin-11' plvaf HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Top Row J H SANDERS Supermtendent and Mathemat1cs A B Western Graduate study Umverslty of Kentucky Greensburg s1nce '31 EVA BARTON Geography and Enghsh A B Western M A Peabody College Greensburg smce January 35 B S Murray State Teachers College Greensburg smce 40 MONROE AY ERS B S Western Kentucky State Teachers College Greensburg smce 40 Agnculture Soclal Sclence MARGARET CLAYTON A B and Graduate studv bnlxerslty of Kentucky Greensburg smce 36 Bottom Row MARGARET DUKE Home Fconom1cs B S Western Kentuckv State 'leachers College G1 eensburg smce January 41 CL AYTON HOOD Mathematms and Coach A B Western Graduate study Duke Un1vers1ty Greensburg SINCE 37 DAVID THOMAS SKAGGS Sclence and Geography Greensburg smce January 41 MARY AI ICE THOMPSON Inbrary and Social Sclence A B Western Kentucky State Teachers College Greensburg smce 40 GRACE. HORLOWE WELLER Enghsh A B Marywlle College A M Duke Umxersxty Greensburg smce 38 LUTE FOOSHEE 1 1 ,,,,, .,.....,....... .. .Typing B, S., Western Kentucky State Teachers College. GRADED SCHOOL FACULTY 055' 914' r-'7 lv 2 1 -4,-n Top Rovx MRS WILMA CALHOON Second and Thlrd Grades Westeln Kentucky State Teachers College Greensburg smce '58 ELIZAPETH HODGES Sxxth and Seventh Grad Vkestern Peabody Collede Greensburg 29 33 36 MRS MARY LOIS DESPAIN Thlrd and Flfth Grades Western Kentucky State Teachers College Greensburg smce 39 ELLA PHILLIPS Fourth Grade Western Kentucky State Teachers College Gleensburg 20 29 34 if f--4-v '96-f imp' Bottom Row Western Kentucky State Teachers Coll ge Greensburg smce 26 MRS AVFRY SHUFFETT Seventh and Elghth Grades Lmdsev W1lson Junxor College Greensburg smce January 37 MRS MARY ALTA HOOD IVIUSIC A B Western Kentucky State Teachers College Greensburg smce 37 MRS J H SANDERS Secretary to the Supermtendent - L S ' MLA l 4 'V' , QQ h 1 M I L 'A t , I , H le . B - ,A , . ,,,. ' ' MRS. MAE SIMPSON eaaaeee,..,.....,.........,,.eeeaeaa First Grade ANNUAL STAFF Top Roxx SANDERS PICKETT Athletlc Ed1tor MARGERY NEAGLE Adxertmng NIZIHHQCI MARION STI-JARM AN H1StOF1dH VNILLIE K EDWARDS Prophet LAVERNE PIERCE G1ftor1an CHESTER PICKETT Sales Man 1211 HENRIETTA VAUGHN ACt1X11y Edlllil' EUGENE WHITLOW Izdltol In Chuf J R HENDERSON AQQoC1ate Edltor ADDIE PERL X AUGHAN Adx CI'I1S1l'1g Mdndgel v A Seated ' Y v ' ' X . . ,. QEB IOR CLASS OF 1941 Nlotto Roxxrng 'Vot Drrftlng Colon Prnk and Srlx er Flowers Rose J R HENDERSON Presrdent WILLIE K EDVN ARDS Vrce Presrdent EUGEINE WHITLOW Secretary md Freiiurer of the sch and sfrluti SLNIUR HONORS The conteet for class honore xx ae perhaps the most unusual rn the hrstory 001 Three Qtudentb were keen contenders for the place of vwledrctorran torran The four ye rr erxer age of each ot these three xx as 'VI rrgerx Ne rgle 07 65 Addre Peru V rugh rn 1144, Eugene Whrtloxx 07 -15 e h1,., rest ronolx ior e reh yerr were is folox Fruhrnrn Pugsnr Whrtloxx by 2 IJUlI1tN Ruth Jones second Sophomore Xdrhr Peru X rughrn bx 1 pornt M rrgerx Nerrgle second Junror Eugene VVh1t1ovt bx I prnnt 'Nlerrge-rw Nefrgle seeond benrorx Lugene Whrtloxx bx 54 porntx 'Wrrgerx Ne rgle second e t rr number ot pornts po rble for any one of the xe rs 400 Whrtloxx s totwl pornts for the Senror wear are 'Ella 3-1 Margery INe.rgle S896 Addre Peru Vaugh rn S80 45 141LlI Veils Valechetorw rnri srlutrtory honorb ne determrned by the iwerage for ' T T1 w k K LY , ' t. 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J R HENDERSON Sunmersxllle hy July 14 1922 Glee Club 41 Orchestra 4 Basketball Larnlval 39 -10 41 Mm strel 41 Annual Staff 41 lreasurer 40 Class Presl dent 41 Jun10r Play 40 Baseball 39 40 Tennls 39 41 F F A 41 Sen r Play 41 Honor Club 38 41 All Dlstrlct basketball Team 41 HAROID FUCFNE WHITLOW Magnolla Ky Octob r 5 1921 Class Tr asurel 38 Class s d nt 40 Junror Play 40 F F A 41 C -rss qecretary Treasurer 41 Mlnstrel 41 Presldent f F F A 41 Carnlval 0 Edltor 1n Chlef Annual 41 Senlor Play 41 Honor Club 38 39 40 ZORABELL ALTMAN ensburg Ky November 10 1922 Honor Club 8 Carnlval 3 40 Mlnstrel 41 H Club 39 Home Economlcs LAEOLA AKIN Allendale Ky October 11 1922 Home Economlcs Club 41 4 H Club 39 40 HARWIE EDMOND BURRESS Greensburg Ky Noxember 14 1922 Baseball 39 Honor Club 38 53 40 41 WILLIE KATHRYN EDWARDS Creensburg Ky October 18 1923 Gl e Club 38 39 Carnlval 39 41 Mlnstrel 41 n nual Staff 41 V1cePres1 dent 41 Home Eeonom1cs 4 Co Sales Manager of Jumor Play 40 Honor Cub 38 39 40 RUBY DORLEEN ATWELL L11 town Ky December 31 1924 Glee Club 38 Home Eco romlcs 41 Honor Club 38 9 40 41 Annual Typlst ESTEL KING ALTMAN Greensburg Ky September 18 1922 e Club 8 Carnlval 39 40 41 M1n srel 41 Treasurer of F F A 41 FANNOLA MAE BERRY Greensburg Ky Aprll 12 1922 e Club 8 Honor Club 38 39 40 41 C rnlxal 39 40 4 H Club 38 Secr tarv of Home ECOWOIUICS Club 41 M1n strel 41 ESTELLE BRIDGEWATER Ebenezer Ky February 3 1925 Mlnstrel 41 Home Eco nomles 41 Honor Club 18 ANN LOUISE BUCKNER Haskmsvxlle Ky August 7 1924 Glee Club 38 39 Carmval 40 41 Mmstrel Home Econom1cs 41 Honor Club 38 HARLEY BUDDY CHARINOCK SIOUX Falls South Dakota February 23 1924 Honor Club 38 Carmval 39 40 Jumor Play 40 Baseball 39 Ten ms 39 ERMINE FRANCES COAKLEY Coakley Ky Apr1l29 1922 ee Club 38 9 Honor Club 38 Carn1val 40 41 Mmstrel Home Economcls 41 BUFORD DURRETT Summexsvxlle Ky June 5 1925 Honor Club 38 F F A ANN LARIMORE Greensburg Ky January 20 1921 Honor Club 38 40 Home Fconomlcs 41 MAE LOBB Lobb Ky May 12 1920 Hom Economlcs 41 Honor Club 38 SJ 40 41 ai' I I' hi 25 in Nm -4' 1' ff GARI AND GORDON COFFEY Brooklyn N Y December 2 1923 Glee Club 38 39 40 41 Orchestra 38 39 40 41 Basketball 40 41 Carnlval 40 41 Mmstrel 41 Class Secretary 40 Jumor Play 40 Baseball 39 40 Sen1or Play 41 Honor Club 39 40 All DlStT1C1 Basketball Team 41 JACK COX Haskmsvllle Ky August 17 1923 Mmstrel 41 F F A 41 MARY THELMA DEWITT Bloyd Ky June 30 1923 Honor Club 38 39 40 Home Economlcs 41 RUTH MAGDALENE JONES Crall Hope Ky June 21 1924 Glee Club 38 39 40 41 Honor Club 38 39 Carnl va .39 40 41 Mms rel 41 V1cePres1dent 38 39 40 4H Club 39 Home Economlcs 41 Carmval Queen Representat1ve 38 ELIZABELLE LOBB Donansburg Ky October 18 1922 Paoll Hlgh School Paoll Ind Freshman G A A 38 Paolltlc Reporter 38 Glee Club 40 Carnual 40 Mmstrel 41 Home Eco nomlcs 38 Honor Club 38 4 1 IOTTIE LOBB Lobb Ky August 10 1922 ee Club Er-onomlcs 41 Honor Club 40 LLOYD LEE Greensburg K5 November 7 1923 Basketball 40 41 F F A 41 Carnlval 39 Honor ub 38 39 40 DELIA LANDIS Bramlett Ky January 10 1925 Gee Club 38 39 40 41 Honor Club 38 31 40 41 Carmval 39 40 41 Mm strel 40 Junlor Play 40 4HClub 38 39 40 Home Economlcs 41 Treasurer of Home Economxcs 41 Senlor Play 41 Annual Typlst EDWINA MARCUM Gabe Ky February 25 1924 Glee Club 38 Carn1va1 38 40 Home Economxcs 41 Honor Club 38 40 41 E1 LIS T MQMAHAN Greensburg Ky FA December 1 1921 MARGERY NEAGLE Greensburg Ky May 23 1924 Glee Club 38 3.1 40 4H ub 38 39 40 41 ar mxal 39 40 41 Mmstrel 41 Annual Staff 41 Home Economxcs 41 Honor Club 41 Vae d1ctor1an DOROTHY PERKINS Greensburg Ky August 12 1922 Glee Club 38 39 Honor Club 38 Carnlxal 39 41 Mlnstrel 41 Home Eco nonucs 41 ZOLA LARIMORE Allendale Ky January 5 1924 Honor Club 38 40 Home Economlcs 41 Senlor play HENRIE ANNAS MONEY Pleasant Valley Ky December 21 1922 Gee Club 38 39 40 41 Carnnal 39 40 41 M1n strel 41 Home Economlcs Club 41 Honor Club 38 40 ROBERT B CBOBBY1 MORRISON Sprmgiield Ill1no1s December 14 1922 Glee Club 39 Carn1val 40 4H Club 39 40 41 Pres ldent 4H Club 41 F F 41 Baseball 38 40 Honor Club 38 41 MINNIE LEVON MARCUM Lobb Ky March 16 1922 Glee Club 40 41 Honor ub 38 39 40 41 ar nn al 40 41 Minstrel 41 BERNARD PERKINS Summersvllle Ky January 10 1922 Carnnal 41 Mmstrel 41 4H Club 40 41 Baseball 39 F F A 41 Sen or play 41 OLA MAE PRICE Allendale Ky December 19 1922 Honor Club 38 40 Home Econonncs 41 4 H Club 40 NORMA LAVERNE PIERCE Greensburg Ky March 2 1923 e Club 38 39 40 4H Club 38 39 0 Junlor Play 40 Senlor Play 41 Annual Staff 41 Carnxval 39 Home Eco nomxcs 41 Honor Club 38 40 ROBERT SANDERS PICKETT Greensburg Ky March 9 1923 Class Pres1dent 38 Base ball 38 39 40 Tenms 39 40 Honor Club 38 Annual Staff 41 WILLIAM STEARMAN Summersvrlle Ky May 18 1923 Club 41 F F A Baseball 39 40 Carrnval 39 Tenn1s 39 MILDRED SHUFFETT Greensburg Ky September 21 1094 Clee Club 38 Ho or Club 38 4 H Club 38 Home F Club 41 Honor Club 38 ELAINE SIMPSON Gumsvllle Ky November 25 1921 Home Economlcs 41 4H Club4 38 39 Honor Club O PRUDENCE STEARMAN Coakl v Kv October 5 1923 Gl e Club 39 Home Evo I1Ol'111CS 41 4H Uub 9 Honor Club 38 39 -10 -ll EUGENE CURTIS RONALD Greensburg Ky January 30 1922 Honor Club 38 Carmval 40 41 Mmstrel Second V1ce Pres1dent of F A 41 Glee Club Semor Play 41 CLAYTON CHESTER PICKETT Creensburg Ky March 23 1921 Honor Club 38 Carmval 39 40 41 Tennis 38 39 40 Baseball 38 39 C Sales Manager of Junlor Play 40 Toastmaster Jun1orSen1or Banquet Mmstrel 41 Basketball 41 Annual Staff 41 DOROTHY LOUISE SANDERS Upton Ky Apr1l12 1923 G e Club 38 39 40 1 Orchestra Carmval 38 39 40 Mm strel 41 Home Eoonomlcs 41 Honor Club 41 DUVAL LORENE SIDEBOTTOM Gumsvllle Ky July 26 1923 e lub Mmstrel 41 Carmval 40 I-'ome Fc Club 41 VERNA SCOTT Hudgrns Ky June 17 1918 Honor Club 38 39 Home Economxcs 41 MARION STEARMAN Pleasant Valley Ky March 26 1924 Honor Club 38 39 40 41 Annual Staff 41 4 H Club 39 40 41 Glee Club 38 39 Home Economxcs 41 ILENE SWEENEY Summersvlll K March 6 1922 Honor Club 38 39 40 41 Class Secretary 38 Home Economlcs 41 4 H Club 39 4 41 DOROTHY THOMPSON Greensburg Ky Aprll 6 1924 Honor Club 38 Glee Club 39 Carnxval 40 Mmstrel 41 Cheer Leader 41 Home Econom1cs 41 ADDIE PERU VAUGHAN Greensburg Ky October 31 1923 ee Club 38 9 Carnlval 39 40 41 Mm strel 41 Annual Staff 41 Junzor Play 40 Senlor Play ub 39 4 Home Economlcs 41 Secre taly of Home Economlcs 41 Honor Club 38 39 40 41 Salutatorlan EDWARD WARREN Lou1sv1l1e Ky August 8 1921 Glee Club 41 Carnlval 40 41 Honor Club 38 39 40 41 Mmstrel 41 Secretary 39 F F A 41 Secretary of F F A 41 Senlor Play GENEVA YOUNG Ex1e Kv Apr1124 1923 Glee Club 39 Honor Club 38 Home Economlcs 41 gszwwfff DORIS VERNON SHIELDS Exe Ky May 25 1924 Glee Club 38 Honor Club 40 41 4 H Club 41 F A MARGARET BOOTS VAUGHN Greensburg Ky November 30 1923 Honor Club 38 Glee Club 38 39 Carn1val39 40 41 Mmstrel 41 Jumor Play 41 4H Club 38 Home Economlcs 41 Carmval Queen 41 HENRIETTA VAUGHN Greensburg Ky November 8 Carmval 41 M1nstre1 41 Annual Staff 41 Class Treasurer 39 Home Eco nomxcs Hostess 41 Junlor Play 40 Carn1val Queen Representatxve 39 Semor Play 41 Glee Club 38 Honor Club 38 39 40 41 FAUSTINA WILKINSON Ex1e Ky December2 1922 ee Club 38 9 Honor Club 38 Carn1val 40 41 Mmstrel Home Econom1cs 41 QUEEN OF CARNIVAL MAPGARET VAUGHN Queen 0' Carnlx al 1940 1941 GJ -r PROPHEC1 In Grandmothers day It wa the Iash1on to make qullts and SIDCC we are go1ng back IPIO the past th1S nxght I too w1ll glve you someth1ng of a day gone by M1ldred and Laeola please help me vuth the qu1lt Not1ce the br1ght colors IH lt The blues the p1nks the reds the greens they are all there There are flowers ln some of the P16083 there are str1pes and checks and convent1onal des1gns And all the l1ttle t1ny DICCCS put together rrake a fimshed product But when th1s qunlt lS put 1nto use 1t vnll show the marks of txme Its beauty as a whole w1ll not rema1n so Some of the DIGCCS woven 1n more sturdy mater1al w1ll keep the1r or1g1nal color and des1gn yet others Wlll fade and wear out some of the flowers w1ll always be lovely and br1ght but others w1ll d1sappear The qullt can be patched and mend ed and even d1pped 1nto dye to br1ghten 1t up agam If the qullt were stored away 1n some dark chest Wlth moth balls 1t mlght hold 1ts color and form but It would become a mustv stale old thmg Th1s qu1lt IS to me Just a symbollsm Here we are The class of 1941 We are young and new to the world How br1ght and colorful are our hopes We are together here l1ke the p1eces 1n thlS qu1lt Tomorrow we w1ll set out and the marks of t1me Wlll change us The beauty of our class as a vxhole w1ll not rema1n so Some of the class made of more sturdy materxal w1ll make a place 1n the world and weather all hardsh1ps 1n l1fe A few w1ll patch up the1r 111 es and start anew Some of the class may s1t at home sheltered from the world 1nact1ve takmg care of the1r prec1ous selves But 1f they do they w1ll be musty old thmgs hldlng the1r talents Russell please hand me my sew1ng basket I have been watchmg you for years and I have p1cked up l1ttle p1eces of 1nformat1on about each person I have heard l1ttle scraps of conversat1on and gathered 11ttle b1ts of personal1ty unt1l I thlnk I really know what the future lS for th1s class I have here a PICCE for each member ThlS DISCO of SO1ld blue lS from Estel Altman Estel w1ll get over h1S g1ggl1ng days 1n h1gh school and be a qu1et substant1al cxtxzen Now look at thlS brown pl9C6 That IS Just l1ke Laeola Akln Laeola s plcture W111 be used by the Hello and Dream Shampoo Company to advert1se the1r products These two DIBCBS of gray were glven me by Ruby Atwell and Fannola Berry Look at th1s DISCS of pla1d It looks just l1ke Zora Bell Altman She IS gomg to be systematlc housekeeper for BObb1e MOYFISOD Th1s soft pmk IS from Estell Br1dgewater Th1s Wlll be the predommatmg color 1n her home WhlCh w1ll be beautlful when she and Robert Llvesay get moved 1n Here are three p1eces of dark blue serge They are from HHTVIC Burress Edward Warren and Eugene Wh1t1OW All three of these boys w1ll be 1n the Pres1dents cab1net 1n 1951 Th1s red IS from LOUISE Buckner Lou1se w1ll enter a buslness college But she W111 soon d9Cld9 lt takes too much work and marry the first fellow who proposes Buddy Charnock gave th1s plece of gray Buddy v11ll be head electrlclan at the New York Worlds Falr ln 2001 Look at these two p1eces of mater1al st1ck1ng together That IS Just l1ke Gordon Coffey and Margaret Vaughn They played opposxte each other so much 1n h1gh school plays that they went stra1ght to Hollywood where they are Stlll starrmg Th1s wh1te rem1nds me of Jack Cox and Dorr1s Sh1elds They W111 be famous for the1r Green County farms Wlth wh1te fences Behold th1s lavendar These are from Frances Coakley Mae Lobb and Annas Money who w1ll all three be old ma1ds And here lS another shade of blue Out of th1S class vs1ll come three publ1c health nurses Thelma DeW1tt Ann Larlmore and Edwlna Marcum Here IS more wh1te Th1s tlme lt lS from our two hospltal superlntendents Della Land1s and El1zabeth Lobb Th1s red and gray IS from J R Henderson He w1ll be one of the great orchestra d1rectors of the Un1ted States Can you understand thlS khak1 Yes s1r from Eugene Ronald and Bernard Perk1ns Colonels 1n the Un1ted States Army And here IS another m1l1tary color ThlS tlme IIS blue and wh1te of the Mar1nes They are from Jack1e Le W1ll1am Stearman and Ellls McMahan These tvso p1eces of br1ght red are from Ruth Jones and Dorothy Perkms Theg loxe the br1ght thmgs and Wlll be great successes as wholesale hat merchants Thexr great warehouses w1ll be 1n the suburbs of Neva York C1ty Now look at th1s black would vou Sanders P1Ckett brought me th1s sample lt IS Just l1ke the long IHIIS he w1ll wear when he and MarJor1e Neagle walk down th alsle m The L1ttl church Around the Corner Mlldred Shuffett th1s convent1onal deslgn rem1nds me of you You w1ll glV6 tvpmg demonstrauons all over the world and some day you will be famous 7 , , R . , . . . 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D . . , y I , ' . I Q - V ' . ' ' . I . , - 4' . I . . Y. - - . . I . . . . 1 . . . , 1 h g Z . I . . ' . . - V , , . I Y- . . . V . . , . 3 . . . 1 . . , 1. - , . . V ' They will be two great teachers in the Greensburg High School. . . . . y , y - I . , . . ' I ! 1 . g . V. . Y 7 9 ' , . V , . . ' . . . , V . . . Q . , . . c, , . v ' h r 7 . . . U . Y v . ' I h . . l . . . . D ,, ' . . ' . , . y ' ' . ' 9 - ' This checkered piece is from Chester Pickett. He will be the most famous jockey rider in the whole United States. Ilene Sweeney gave me this neat little dimity pattern. The Ipana Tooth Paste w'ill pay you a handsome sum to advertise their product. Dux'al Sidebottom. this flowered piece is just like your neat self. You will be a great success as a Fome Demonstration agent Green and gold Hoxx like Dorothy Thompson B liexe it or not she 1S proprietor of Green and Gold Restaurant of Coney Isl ind See this pale blue linen IS from l1.la1ne Simpson who will be a prixate secretary to a handsome m1ll1ona11e This piece which the red flo xer suggests that Prudence Stearman will make the most delicious pies to be had in ll the south and what can I see in this scrap of green xx ash silk for you Marlon SIGHIHIHIIQ Well for one thing I see you in the white house but dont get excited you are only a toui st This r d cl ecked taff ta g xen to nfe by Faustina Wilk ison a buyer for Persian n od ls on the Row de la IHIX Bright yellow reminds m of ou1 bright salutatorian Addie Pelu Vaughan full of hope and promise as the 1is1ng sun lb her caieer as a Philadelphia lawyer Brown iust the color of hair Henrietta Vaughn will design world famous coiffures And this odd design v ith a black eat gixen to me by Dirothy Sand rs how exel lt is suggestlve or her career S a ghost story writer This IS an odd sort of mit rial what can it mean L ts see elephants n onkeys and all sorts of animal but ves I see this is sx mbolic 11 of Verna Scotts life as a tight rope Walker in Baindoor Bal hay cireus Ah xery springy looking material with c irots and radishes in It Didnt Ola Mae gixe me this She will be a dietie an and show Buford Durrett how to reach tl11t six foot mark A Mother Goose d sign presented to me by L xan Mfireum who will be a kindergarten teacher What can this mean a material with all of Broadway s rrost importint theatr s Yes it 1 all clear nox Lax C1 e and Zoln will b gr t dr matic coaches Red and white suggests Lottie Lobb head of th R d Cross 1n Europe And this last bit of material 15 my own and as a oropet I will not rex eal mv own future but l ave it to o straightened out in vears to come I shall take these l1ttl scraps and piec them into a cuilt I shall use the quilt all the time and Ill watch and see what the ye is do to the pieces that make up my special pattern Clas mats max eaeh small scrao in this seniors cuilt symrolzing your futui s 1 alntaln its or gnt oh and original design and l st for an eon or two CALENDAR S pten b r Septembei September S pten ber Octob r 8 Octob r 17 November 1 hovembei 8 D cembei 20 30 January .lanuiry 14 Janu 'ry I 1 20 Janu rx 21 Febfu Feoru ry 20 Much 1X1 1ICl1 lVl1lCl1 11 such Apr 1 4 April 11 May May llr11V May M iv 16 XJor11 s B gan Typ xviiters Lame Class Ocficei Ll ct d Sel ted Class Rings Re vdFrtR portfsard Carnixal Ring Came Christmas Hol d iys Worries H lf Gone Xnnual Staff E1 cted New Teachers Came Sen or Cast Chos n Sweater Cane V 1 cnctoiiin and Salutatoimn s l cted School mad 17 1 pax ni it oi the 51230 t t md btednes District Tournament S l cted Inxitilions R gional Tiuinament 'Ir p to Bixvling G1 n F' F A Field Day Bowling G1 en S n1or Play Junior 'ard Senior Banquet Biccilauieat S in on by D1 I YJ Stinger Methodist Church C1 iss N gnt A Southein Rosirv Coma enc mtnt D1 Goldon Wilsoi L X I I . 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Addie Peru Vziughzm. Gordon Coffey. IN zxi'gzi1'e Vaiugim. Numa Doris Akin. Delia Landis. Laverne 'ie1'ce. Buddy Chailvwck. 16. L APR! 'SMH X 9 AX ll 7 APPX LAX P DR II UN J F 0 5 V11 LA ll AN G li A Sfli n .J F. P-4 CLASS WILL We the class of 1941 in the town of Greensburg in the county of Green and the state of Kentucky being in as good mental condition as usual and in much better temper than usual do hereby make this our last will and testament render mg void and of no avail any former will or wills that may have been previously made by us during a period of temporary optimism We feel that our brilliant record and our unusual achievements will live after us but not wishing to take any chances we suggest that a tablet on which shall be inscribed our names and a few or our most astounding deeds be purchased and placed in the front hall of the school in a position where it will strike the eye of all who enter And in this manner we dispose of our possessions To our dear school building itself vie leave the peaceful quiet caused by our absence and any apple cores wads of gum notebooks pencils or unfinished lollypops we may have left about To our principal Mr Sanders we give and bequeath First a sense of relief that we have at last been graduated Second pleasant memories of our four years together Third a feeling of pride in any noteworthy achievements that our future may contain realizing that such glories if anv will owe much to his example and counsel To our teachers the faculty of G H S we hereby gixe free from all inheritance luxury or income tax our entire stock of knowledge From them it came and to them it should be returned that others may be benefited by it as we have been We also wish to give to our teachers our sincere gratitude for their unfailing kindness and aid To dear old Greensburg High itself we leave the vxords and music of The More We Get Together Its sentiments and phrases have been in active use for the last hundred years and as yet shows no signs of fatigue Maybe it s no so beautiful but it IS certainly very durable Also we leave to our beloved school the wrecked remains of our teachers To members of the Junior Class our rightful heirs we bequeath freely and without reservations our most valuable possessions namely our self quantities We hope said gifts will be of use in overcoming their present inertia We also will to the Junior Class our good luck This luck has made us what we are today and it should satisfy them We give to them also our well worn nerves These they will need next year In addition we bequeath all the examination questions which we have been able to slip out during the past year It is our belief and observation that an examination like history often repeats itself The answers never owned in entirely have long since been m1sla1d by us and are not included in this legacy To our dear friends the Sophomores we leave our patience This will be found useful since it 1S the only means by which they can endure the Juniors To the young and unsophisticated Freshmen to be we leave a map of the school building This map is to prevent their getting lost and roaming around in everybody s way whil they are looking for their classrooms We include with said map our littl book entitled How to Impress the Teachers This book is an mvalu abl pamphlet written exclusively by us after four years of arduous study In this booklet you will learn that Tennyson and Browning must be your favorite authors if you wish to gain a point with Miss Eva Also that Miss Clayton is especially fond of the word why Further this book explains how a suggested topic and a few laughs will make Mr Sanders forget his teaching and be interesting as well as entertaining any day This information is invaluable to any student wishing to make high grades under the teachers mentioned above It will be noticed that we have left the Freshmen soon to be Sophomores nothing We nave left them nothmg because by the time they have become Sophomores their self valuation will have attained such heights that nothing in our possession would be regarded by them as worthy of their distinction '1 9 7 I 9 I 5 1 , Y Y - 1 1 h I A 1 V Y Q , 1 5 'Y ' I 1 Z 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 ' - '1 . 71 . 1 1 - 1 . . 7 . A, , , . . . , 4 . . . , ' 9 . I Y Y 1 Q 1 satisfaction, our importance, and our wisdom, which we possess in enormous , . ' . , . Y . . , , . ' . . , . - ' ' 1 . Q . L, -,, . . . - , , . 3 . . L U , nh YY ' . ' ' . 1 V Y - 1 V 2 i' If To next year's Senior president, we leave the scholarship, the dignity, and the handsomeness of J. R. Henderson as a president and leader. We doubt the ability of anyone to possess these qualities as he has done. Gordon Coffey leaves, at a private figure, to his fellow members of the orchestra his ability to watch the director and the audience at the same time. Gordon may have lost a measure of music occasionally. but he has never lost the smile of a pretty girl in the audience Dorothy Thompson leay es to the Freshmen the right to elect her successor as cheer leader To the basketball team of next year we give the prix ilege of gazing admir ingly at the trophies our Seniors helped to win this year Dorothy Lemons we giye Henrietta Vaughn s supply of language which will enable the recipient to talk more and say less than any other human being To Lane Ennis we bequeath Margery Neagles store of information which will enable him to pass any test in any subject at any time Eugene Whitlow leay es to Odell Warren his ability to keep on good terms with the faculty and still do as he pleases To Jean Blakeman we leaxe the perfect mdolence of Ellis McMahan Some people sit and waste time Ellis just sits This mdolence propertly used will insure the recipent against nervous breakdowns resulting from overstudy Sanders tBozoJ Pickett whom we expect some day will be a senator or a repxesentative wills his politics for the next six generations to Hght over William Stearman leaves his extra pair of shoes to any boy who can keep them on while coming down one Flight of stairs Ruth Jones hands down her red corduroy Jacket to Ruth Bale provided the latter can Hnd said Jacket To Wade Rayburn Zorabell Altman leaves her typing technique provided Wade finishes lessons 6 10 and 19 for her Eugene Ronald transmits his English grades to Leo Warren under the condition that if both grades are added they will produce Leo an English credit We leaye Edwin Marcums waitress ability to Marie Shirrell so that next years students mav not go hungry at Coffey s Boots Vaughn imparts to Jean Marshall Hodges her credit at Coffeys Cso that the latter can buy her own candy next year? We will Delia Landis dimples and baby talk to Beth Hood This will enable the recipient to make a great hit with the Senior boys next year We leaxe Marion Stearmans readiness to seek aduce from Mr Ayres to Elxa Doris Gilpin We bequeath to Ausbon Judd Buddy Charnock s rapid but limited yocabularv which enables him to fall in but yery raptdly fall out with his numerous To the lazlest member of the Senior Class to be we bequeath Ruby Atw ell s mbxtlon If this ambition is combined with the la7iness prexiously mentioned the result wlll be a normal actlxity We l axe Bernard Perkins gentlemanly manners to Doyle Akins Faustina Wilkelson leaxes her alarm clock to Julia Rucker We sincerely hope xt may be fixed We leaxe the solemn innocent interest of VV1ll1e K Edwards when in class to anyone w ho beliex es she ey er had such To the Junior Class we giye reluctantly but of necessity our mantle of d gnity We realize the Juniors can nex er H11 this mantle but since it is expected of them our adx ice is Grin and w ear it At last we do hereby name and appoint as executors of this our last will ind testament out eo snonsois Nliss Lute Fooshee and Miss Exa Barton In witness w nereof we the class of 1941 the testator haxe set our hands ind seal on this 15th day of May in the year of 1041 SENIOR CI ASS OF 40 41 v . .Y. . . - Q v4 , 7 . . 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Q ' ' ' - NAME Laeola Akxn Estel Altman Zorabel Altman Ruby Atwell Fannola Berry Estell Brxdgewater LOUISE Buckner Harvle Burress Buddxe Charnock Frances Coakley Gordon Coffey Jack Cox Thelma Dewxtt Buford Durrett VV1ll1e K Edwards J R Henderson Ruth Jones Della Landls Ann Lar1more Zola Larlrnore Jack1e Lee Lottle Lobb El1zabelle Lobb Mae Lobb Edwma Marcum Levon Marcum Ell1s McMahan Annas Money Bobby Morrlson Margery Neagle Dorothy Perkms Bernard Perkms Laverne Pxerce Chester Plckett Sanders Plckett Ola Mae Prlce Eugene Ronald Dorothy Sanders Verna Scott Duval Sldebottom Blame Slmpson Mxldred Shuffett Mar1on Stearman Prudence Stearman W1ll1am Stearman Ilene Sweeney Dor1s Shlelds Dorothy Thompson Addie Peru Vaughan Boots Vaughn Henrletta Vaughn Edward Warren Eugene Whltlovs Faustma Wllkerson lrenexa Young ALWAYS FOUND Smllmg Flirting Trymg to concentrate Studymg In tow n on Saturday Smllmg In Pendleton vu mdow Throwlng thlngs Glvmg mstructmons Stevnng Playlng basketball In hxs seat Wlth Frances Absent Taklng p1ctures Surrounded by glrls Shovslng tonslls Talknng to the boys Typmg Smlllng Drawlng v1lla1ns D1scuss1ng aFfa1rs W1th Elaine Teasmg Studymg I-I1d1ng from teachers Making eyes at J R In Co Agts Office Gabblng At home FIXIYIU ha1r Drawmg demons W1th Henrxetta Peddlmg pop corn W1th Lottxe Imltatmg some one Smgmg In her place Talklng to M1ss Eva W1th Phxllp Late Laughmg Fussmg wlth Bozo At Coffeys In blue V 8 Laughmg At ball games At the show Walkmg streets Fl1rt1ng W1S8CT3Cklng Teasmg girls Fussmg Laughmg NOTED FOR Pretty ha1r Freshm n su eethearts Not catchmg on Quxetness Be1ng good Laugh Good dlsposltlon Foollng teachers Sweetheart problems Harmonlca playmg laziness Waves Patrollmg hall Spontaneous phrases Hat mg fun Blushlng Loudness Grxpmg about tests Polxteness Red ha1r Geographlcal mmd Good d1spos1t1on Wearlng Jewelry Rushmg to Coffeys Preparedness Lazlness Pleasant ways Prompt answers Hxgh grades Pretty eyes Tlmxdness AFIISIIC personallty Dancmg Argulng polltlcs Wearmg red Pretty Eyes IVUSICHI talent Quletness Sweethearts Blue eyes Blonde halr Common sense Curls Blg feet Neatness 4 H Club work Frlendlmess lntelllgeme Good looks Charm Wlt Teachers pet Constant lateness Fllltmg WANTS TO Model Popular A tourlst Stenographer Actress Greta Garbo Stenographer Cute Boss Mrs Bell Doctor Lawyer House Wlfe Tall Resldent of Sv1lle Lawyer Stenographer The best Axrplane stewardess Presldents w1fe U S Senator Prlvate secretary Brlllant Beautlful A sterographer Independent Coakleys oomph g1rl Con fortable Cute Stenographer Wall Street broker Doctors wlfe Jockey Presxdent NUIS6 A C1 rk Gabl Loved loud D butante No 1 Blues smger Movie star Short Anne Sherldan Orchestra leader Somebodys darling County Agent Axlatrlx Glamor gurl Capt Babys vufe Mickey R s sweety Governor Sec of State Model Pxanlst WILL BE Fooled Clrcus clown Old maid A good one School teacher Waxtress Mrs Lowe Merchant Bossed Elevator glrl Vetermarlan M1lk man School teacher Short Journa11st Mayor of Sv1lle Sleepmg beauty 'Vlrs Paxton Miners wlfe Ice mans Wlf6 Cartoomst Floyds Wlfe Stenographer Clerk Inn keeper Tax collector Coakley s old mald Progressmve farmer D1ctator Kn1fley Matron Sheep shearer Dress deslgner Henpecked Ambassador School teacher Truck drlver Mrs Sherrell Teacher House wlfe Phlllps wlfe Cute Home Ec Teacher Beautlclan Glrl shy Daxrv mald Cowboy Nothlng Cafe entertamer Everybody s babv Tomm1es Comedlan New York playboy Sales lady Sulp' ur Wall Matron BE . . , V . 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Z',,1 ': LAST OF SElN IOR PLAY 1941 Standlng Addle Peru Vaughan Laverne P1erce Eugene Whltldw J R Henderson Della Landls Henrletta Vaughn Seated Edwald Warren Bernard Perkms Margaret Vaughn Dorothy Pcrkms Gordon Coffey Eugene Ron ld Zola Iarlmore not Ill DlCtLlIi Tom Arsdale Oke Stlmson Carolme Anthony Ar dale Sylv1a Webster D an Marlow Peaches Carter Asma Blrdle Lax erne GIRL SHY Three Act Comedy Who IS Glrl Shy Who lsnt Tom s Aunt Tom s Father Toms p t averslon D an of the College Okes present weakness A color d wash lady A FPOVIB asplrant B roara Sanford CBabsl Herself Allred Tennyson Murgatoyd the Coll ge poet Chuck Mayo B1rd1es late affinlty Stage Manager Wxlllarn Stearman Llectrlclan Sales Manag r SYNOPSIS Eugene Whltlow Gordon Coffey Laverne P1erce J R Hend rson Zola Larlmore Bernard Perkms Margaret Vaughn D lla Landls Addxe Peru Vaughan Henrletta Vaughn Eugene Ronald Edward Warren Buddy Charnock Chester Plckett Act One Tom and Okes apaltment A day ln sprlng Act Tvxo The same The next afternoon Act Three The same Fx enmg of the same dan CLASS HISTORY What was that sudden lurch which pitched me forward' A clear volce 1S calling Change cars for Higher Knowledge Somewhere m the distance a familiar NOICQ can be heard saylng Drne cn students lets drlye on Another IS shoutmg Taxi lady Yellow Cab right here' Rignt here please' A f llow passenger gn es me a gentle shake as he hurriedly collects ms bags and makes ready to leaxe the tram Volces agaln Thls tlme they are all about me What are they saying Listen Can you believe 1t We are here says one of my fellow passengers Our four Vear tour IS ox er says another Some are simllmg and seem happy Others are l ss 1ub1lant and unless my ey es decelye me there are signs of tears On the platform there IS a large clowd Some of the faces are fam1l1ar Sure enough thele are some ot our reighbois Yes and there lS my own Mother and Dad Of course I know now Thev are all here to meet this G H S Speclal Thev are here to meet the passengers who are returning from this long short trlp w l'l1Ch we are Just fllllShlI'lg Now l am awake and I rrust tell you about our trip We wer fortunat to haxe as eng neel for the entire trip Mr J H Sanders but we were forced to change conductors at yauous tures Thls long anticipated Journey beg n on Monday morning Sept 5 1928 when nmety SIX w1de eyed Fresl men climbed abo 1rd the G H S bound for the Mountam of Higher lsnowl dge Our conductress at that tlme was Mrs LOUISE Ever tt Du to illness Mrs Everett w as forced to abandon the ewpechtxon at Christ mas of that first year Mr G nieva Campbell met all requirements and boarded the tra1n as conductress fo1 the remaindel of the first lap of our Journev The members of our body were pr sided over bv Sandtls Pickett w 1th a cablnct compos ed of Ruth Jones Illene Sweeney and Pug: ne VVh1tlow The brief stops were made for rcfuelxng At the first stop we entertalned ourselves wlth a party Later there was a plcnlc where we ate enough balony and drank enough Double Lola to make ourselxe slck That same year we accepted an 1nv1tat1on to attend the School Carnival There we were the stockholders of a country store Wlllth netted the enormous sum of S1000 TlllS was used to pay off the party debts Somewhere along the first lap a v1ll1an crept into our midst This creature was Studv He has remained with us duung the entue Journey but has rldden 1n secluslon most of the way makmg h1s appearance at unannounced tlmes and regularly at the close of each s1x weeks Final Exams Jolned us as we were nearmg the close of the first year It was rumored that this Vllllan made threats of throw mg the least studlous from the tra1n The death of Welby Land s ea ly in the year added a note of sadne s o the faculty and to F1 shmen classmates Resummg our Journey as Sophornores we found two new conductresses M1ss Grace Weller and Miss Max ne fucker Lnder their dnect'on we gav a party to make the tr1p seem shorter At the Q31 mval we stopp d 'o r fu l and ent rtamed wlth Uncle Estel s Barndance Thls second year w chos as our gournmg body Eug ne Whltlow Ruth Jones Henr1etta Vaughn and Edward Warren The third party of tlce excursion was rror enjoy abl than the two prev1ous had been Wh1tlOXV was el cted for a second telm w 1th tie following officers Ruth Jones Cordon Coffey and J P Hend rson The tram stopped agaln and we were allowed to attend the Carnival At that time we gay the p ople a magnificent new of ranch llfe bv means of our show Cow boy Roundup O1 May 4 we entertamed the Senlor Class with a banquet Mr Wendell Butl r Sup rmtcnd nt of Metcalfe County was guest speaker and Chester Plckett 'ieted 'as Toastmaster The Jumor play Happy Days ended the seasons entertainment Ou1 tlcket sale of S149 00 broke all records This amount w as add d to the amount ln the treasury to finance the last lap of the Journey senior year These actlyltles w re supervised by Mrs Florene Bryant and Miss Eva Barton On Septembe1 4 1941 fifty fiv senlors climbed on board the G H S Special fox the long last run After 100'-slllg around we discox eled one of our old conduct resses M1ss Eta and a new one M1ss Lute Fooshe Ve also found that fortv one of our or glnal number h d chang d trams at xarlous places duling the first three laps Fiye of our memb rs that w wer sul would remam faithful to the end had dlsappo nt d us X7lI'glH13 Skaggs 1 ft far G1 nd l 'X rgln a Scott Grace R ynold and Carl Goff too a s d trip to Mentor l Dmrls Akin pr f rred the shtp of matrlmony to our steam lined train The tram n aoe its u ull stops for r fu ling Dur ng this time w w nt to tht Con munity Fair w hele the class gaye a Negro Nun trel Mr Sand rs was so pl ased wlth the door r c lpts S101 that le suggest d '1 Sllllll r program for the mx ual carmxal The ugg st on was earned out As Seniors we elected 'in executlxe body compos d of J R Hcndelson Wlllli Klfllllyfl Edwards and Eugene Vthltlov - N , . 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Thls hlstorv would not be complete vuth out rrentlonmg the Senlor Play Glrl Shy May 1 and the Junlor Senlor Banquet Another flung that must not be forgotten IS the fall Senlor Play Grandpa s Tyxln Slster Due to clrcumstances beyond our control We were unable to glye thls play Home er the play was cast vuth the follovung Annas Money W1lllE Katheryn Edvx ards Margery 'Nleagle Ruth Jones Henrletta Vaughn Bernard Perklns Gordon Coffey Eugene Whltlovx J R Henderson and Buddy Charnock After pass1ng through the Clty of Commencement the tram stopped yylth are gazmg at us We reallze that vue ha e cl anged much Our tram officxals haxe explalned that thls 1S only a Jtmctlon that our tram IS golng to the summlt of Mount Knowledge The englne IS now ln the roundhouse belng repalred for the next Journey Nelther the englneer the conductors nor the passengers haye been chosen for the extended trlp SENIORS a lurch. And here we are good friends. It is little wonder that you on the platform. P'-1 ODELLE WARREN JUNIOR CLASS STANLEY HICKERSON V106 Presldent CON LEWIS Top Row Rupert P1erce B1lly Bndgewater Oval Carter Raymond MCKIHDQS James Montgomery Herbert Marcum Ausbon Judd Elam Perk1ns Doyle Crenshaw Russell Lowe Second Row Stanley H1CkCfSOn Bobby Blakeman Tommy Adklns Houston Rogers Lew IS Hxggason Lew IS Frank Cantrell Thlrd Row W1ll1am Bud Plckett Spxllman Shlrrell Edmund Lowe W1ll1am Ferrll Glen Bale Garnett Kessler James Perklns W1ll1am Plckett Fourth Row Vernon Berry Wade Rayburn Gordon Kelly Durham Lew Warren Flfth Row Thelma Johnson Leola Keltner Loulse Dans Odelle Warren Joe Vaughn J R Whlt6hOUS6 Hardmg Judd Walter Berry Floyce Tucker SlXIll Row Inez Mllbn Lola Mae Wlse Hazel Judd Allene Henderson Frances Crenshaw Marie Shirrell Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer SUSIE Tucker Peggy Durham Sex enth Row Fay Nell Mxlby Vmrgmla Prlce Hortense Sulllvan Dorothy Penn Shu ely Lols Lowe Joyce Young Con Lewls Juamta Warren Martha Buckner Durham Front Row Mlss Grace Weller Bernxce Fmn Margaret Penlck Elxa Dorrls Gllpm Frances Ingram Mary Exelyn S1mpson Gene Blakeman Bulah Curry Frances O Banxon Delpha Ann Mays Mr. Clayton Hood SMITH PERRY Top Row Ivan Taylor Wl111amS Olson Gumm James Allen Vaughn Henry Walton Mays Sm1th Perry James Lew1s F1n1s Scott Noel Keltner Doyle Akm Ray Graham Lols Morrlson Dora Vaughn Betsy Morrxson Second Row Lane EUNIS Allce Hxggason Frances Buckner V1rg1n1a C0lv1n Presldent JOAN TAYLOR V1ce Presldent PEGGY ROGERS Allene Harmon Thxrd Row Gladys P1erce Mary Tommy Shreve Tony McK1nney Elame Durrett Beatr1ce Chaudom Dorothy Cooke Dorothy Marcum Fourth Row Tenabel Lowe Hortense Hay Peggy Rogers Ava Hedgespeth Ruth Bale F1fth Row Joan Taylor Theresa Marshall Fannie Blakeman Margle Sharpe Estelle Vaughn Dorothy Lemon Evelyn Mllby Ida Lee Paxton Gene Hodges Srxth Row Mr Tommy Skaggs Geneva Shxrley Lou1se Bennett Leona Warren Myrla Larxmore A1leen Judd Lex ert Clark VlO1a Bennett Juha Rucker Mxss Margaret Clayton SOPHOMORE CLASS JAMES LEWISEClffifffffflff'- I l4 elo'o' Secretary Treasurer VERNON SHUFFETT Pres1dent WOODSIE LEWIS Secretary LOUISE HALL Vxce Pres1dent CARINETT DOBSON Treasur r Durward Montgomery Wllllam Loyall Thomas Goff Fdward Reeves Charles P1ckett Vernon Shuffett John Ed Hancock Merrlll Thompson Hobart Judd Second Row Wllham Dean Moss Otto Young Calvln Chaney Baxter Wllkerson Maxme Faulkner Wxlham Floyd Rlchard ShuHett Mlldred Howard Wxlburn Carter Gl nn Fmn Parson Money B111 Edwards Harold Pmerce Imogene Tucker Cec1la Pxckett Charlotte Shuffett Eugenla Chrxsty Lllllan P1erce Fourth Row Gusty Clark Puby St11ts Hortense M1lby Mary Frank Patrum Barbara Ann Keltner Catherme Jones Ellzabeth Hood Bernadme Shlrlev Louella M1tchel1 Flfth Row Fanny Sullivan Cytha Mltchell M1ldred Gumm Allene Shlrley Wllma Slmpson W nme Mudd C' nexa Wllcoxson Halhe Montgomery Slxth Row Dorothy Paxton Mae Adklns Louxse Hall Melhe Hlggason Mary Gumm Ex1e Mae Blshop Seventh Row Mlss Thompson Amta Gupton Altha Berly Aureha Jameson Helen Sanders V1rg1n1a Fxnn Thelma Buchanan Leontxne Moore Margle Judd Odellla W rf lV'r Ayres FRESHMAN CLASS Top Row Third Row Dorothy Wilcoxson ,:.,m-gs! BASKETBALL Cheer Leaders Left to Rlght Dot Thompson Con L vus Bet X Morrxson Suot J H Sanders Sm1th Perry Joe Vaughn Raymo ud McK1nnc5 .I R Henduson Gordon Coffey Coach Clayton Hood Second Row Charles P1Ck9It J8CklE Lee Stanley Hxckerson Lou1s Flank Cantlell W1ll1am Ferrell Gordon Kelley Durham Bud P1ckett Thlrd Rom Herbert Marcum Thomas Petlv Blll Edxnalds J XvVl1lt6l1Ol,1SC Wllburn Carter OPPONENT VVE o 8 Breedlng Nox 12 Glensfork lNox 15 Buffalo 19 Magnoha Nox 26 Edmonton Dec 3 Columbla Dec 6 Memorlal c 20 Summer Shade J nn 7 C impbtllsx lllt THEY an Jan J m an Feb Feb Feb Feb If tb OPPONENTS 1 Fdrrot ton 21 TVIBQIIOIIH 28 Columbla S1 Sprmgfield 4 Lebanon 11 Campbellsx 1ll 14 Summer Shade 10 Memorlal 71 Km ty 25 Centex THEY 1 10 Spungfitld Ftb nn Put Pen 28 Hodgtnullt TOL RINANIFNTS DISTRICT AT COLUMBIA. NIarch 7th and 8th IINVITATIOINAL AT GRFENSBURG. DEC. 13th and 14th The te' ms success this season is due to tht, excellent coaching of Clay on Hood. me fine attitude and spirxt shown by the players. and the unfailing support of te community. Four boys-Henderson. Loflly. Lge. 'ind C Pickett- ll be lost by L,l ldLI'lI.1UI1. ORC HESTRA lop Row Lewis Frank Cantrell Lane Ennis J R Henderson Gordon Coffey Wade Rayburn Second Row Joan Taylor Dorothy Sanders Frances Ingram Martha Buckner Durham Mary Frank Patrum Martha Lee Durham Third Row Dolores Shaikun Peggy Durham Dorothv Penn Shively Con Levsis Marv Tommy Shreve Cecelia Pickett Bottom Rovs Mrs Mary Alta Hood Charles Shuffett Billy Gene Clark Hardin Hoagland Durham Joe Jones Walter Randal M1lby Miss Margaret Clayton DEDICATED TO SUPT. J H SANDERS Thy Wold is a lamp untc my Lixe tor something haxe a purpose And that purpose keep in new 'lnou canst ne er to life be true Half the xx reeks that stlcw life s ocean If some star had been then guide Might haxe long been sa ling safely But thew drifted x ith the tide Full man '1 gem of purest ray serene The dark unfathomed eax es of ocean bear Full many a floxxel is born o blush unseen And vx iste its sweetness on the d sert air feet and a light unto my pathway In the worlds broad Held of battle In the bwouac of life Be a hero in the strife' Let us then be up and doing With a heart for any fate Stxll achiexing still pursuing Lealn to labor and to vuait I How dull it is to pause to make an To lush unburnished not to shine in As tho to breath xx ere life Gray A little learnmx-1 is '1 dangerous thine drink deep or taste not the Pier an pring ongfellow end use Tenng son Pope X1 A ,., . . 1 i 1 - - v v - i 1 '7 7 7 , . h h , , . , , . , . 7' - 1 s h Y t I 7 Y Y ' ' 1 O I I- . ' ' . ' f V 'Y c r , . . . I 7 L - i - ' f X. H V , 1 . 1 ' V' V: A '- ' Y Drifting like a helpless vessel. Be not like dumb, driven cattle! 1 A Q ' . I . g - , , Y 1 Q ' ' ' . , . -D 7 , V ,, V - -- v ' ' y 1 '. 4 1 1 - - '- ' ' Y . , , t , , . VL. x'fvv?, . U 3. f'. . V - ' ll' .y K C ga - f - - - - - 1 Comphments ot Gloria Boautv .Shop Located OX91 Folnel Illllf., 'Stole PHONI 18.1 CHRISTXNI LOXKI Imp Fompllment t F aulkmfr Q Wllfllxbllll c AI 1 COl'l1lJI1I'I1QIltS of Supt Nona Burrvss COIIIDIIITN-3111 of HFNRY DURHA U COl'Y1DllI'I18Ilts of Sarah Gumm Grvvnaburg Gulf SOFUICP 1 O1lT11e RdttQll9S Fomphments of Tlw R01 orll H vralfl Compllments ot Armour Creamery W J IORIJ ml WOODQON LFWIS 11 XI RS FIIPCS Uotor fonzpanv GI' INI RAL RI PAIh XX ORK C ompllmemx 1 Kozw Kornvr HATTII H-XRTIIIIIJ mp 1 OYTIDIIDIC nt 1 Greensburg Flrv Dept I H HAIIL Inn f mei ' J ' ' s 0' l 'Y , , U , . . . 1 v Q V 1 Q ' f K ' , , , v, F - , Y 4. v 4, , , . , , . . , ., . C . . J ' L f 0 f 1 1 1 A 1 LC 1 Y . G2 s. ' , ' ' s, ' A Att6I1Lli1llC8 OHICCI' AX'I.:RY SHLTFFI.:TT' Prop. I . - , C , C . . 'C , 1 r '. 'I V ' ' X' J 1 1. L 4 A, J L 'I I ' C Il ' CA .C .Q W ' - - Y Y- - U, 0 - C ' x s 0 ' l 1 ' f 0 C . C C A . P ' , C. . ', C . C' ' 1 'I ix' - -' Compliments of Given Countv Agricultural Offif 0 Compliments MARGARFT 81 CJR -XCI Wargaret .5 Beauty Shop C l INI RAL XII RCHAWIJISI Ixu Howdy Store lornpltte Lim oi Vlillinrix Compliments Lebanon Laundry c LI ANIINIC 11111 11111 sane Complimentx ot Autla Mllby C ieen Countx J nlei Cornplimentx of Upton .5 Gro: ery urlgv I W Moore blwrzll 5 Office fomphment ot fail Wade fllilllt C luk 0 A fluff: V Fleilx or Gieen Fouiitx Couit C omplimcntx ot Ray Shuifvlt Complimenlx ot I ornvr Drug Store -XLlSUllSlflU'I1OllN Ph C of . 9 1 . I l L C ' C L C . C f ' .' of 'T I W L 1 , I n , ' ' A VCLXLZ . I 1 5, I O X I 9 u N I I . , , ' J 2 ' . C0ml1lim9l1fS Of Compliments of I ll 1 , 9 0 w . , ' ' . . S . I O O J ' V J A. ' x ' ' 'D w- v I - w X I ' . , . V' . w ' 1 ,,4 f K I Y n f I , ' Dr. H. B. Simpson, lJ1'. J. Simmonw , 5 ' Q' .', . 1. Compliments of PICKETT HOTEL NIRS. LFSS PICKFTT Mn-. Compliments of Western Auto Assoriale Store BOB T. BLAKEMAN I HURN BROTHERS e llllllg' gl PI9NS1lIg Shoe Repalllng SGIXICQ Whlle L Xvilt ALL WORK GU -XRANITI I D fompllmc ntx of CUWHERD S J C COVVHIHRIJ Nimlger fOI'1'11Jl1YII9lIIS ot Vernon S11 uffett Countx Attol nu Floyd Patterson fhevrolet Companv 9 XLI S 1nd SI RN If I Comphmentx 01 Dr H M Bolmnnon Compl mcntx of Dr ,I W Mlller The Peoples Banl. 116911 blllg In XILIIIDQI of the Pedal 11 Ilepoxlt In mance CUIIIUI mon C omphmentw of Greensburg Deposlt NILTHIIGI ot the Fedex xl Ikp 11 IIINUIAIICQ CO1 1301 mon Compllmgnl ot Winn 111111115 Co TRS OLR mlm mor H Stoll 011 Se: 1 ll e Station olren I'1 C N Tues I ltliill R L H055 NIL1 A 4 A V r 'v 1 ' . k .2 ' -A.,.' ' .'.' ,- Y , C ,, 1 . - . , I an . ., . ,Ia if , . . 1 , f J ,, v . -N -, v .Q ' ' Aj In 2. z . 4, f ', U . o o 0 ff ' ' ' X . . 1 O 0 , , . . L l ' , , '- B if an A . ' 1, ,U -' A , C 1 n - . 1 ' I '2 los , . S ' 'Z . . ' ' 1 g ' y . w u w 4 .5 I L , 'fx L f f ' H V'--vlol' - r- - If I IJ 1.1. hun 1 , Q , , I' , . at Sh , , V , v -N , A L 4 . 1 .L kvA rn Smlth 62 Conherd INSL RANCF Compllments of White S Sanltary Barber .Shop Compllmenw of Monson s Store Comphments of Mosslanrl Theatre ANID H 011 gps Grovory COYHIJIIIHQIHQ of Tnrnvr QQ Wlntloz COITl1JIlITl6IltS of Woes vllllllg, Company Compllments of Duluorth Q Kulfl C'0mpI1me-nt-. of Springdale Farms COIY1Dl1YYlQIltN ot Nm: F armvrs Tobacco Warvlaowsv N10 1 .9 2 Compllments of Burley Q I nflvpmulent War0hous0.s FOIY11Jl1TDCIlt of E B Altman FFNFR AL QFORI f ompllmentx of Stoll 011 Rvflnlng C0 Creensburg KX HAROLD CORIN Agent I I 9 I v I X' . I 'V 5 1 K ' 9 . Dk .1 . I f f F I FUNERAL HOME I H. A. MITFHELL, Mgr. 7 , J r A S. ' I Fomphments of Sfllllllllfll 011 Clllllllllll T XX SHRIXI Agent V Ctomplmment ot C1 U Burress CIELII bulg. KX Compllment t W T Brm L Locxl HONI Y KRUQT Sllexm in Compllmcnt ot CWIIIIIIIIIPIISPIIII Cwolleffe IJ I VKRIC HT Plunent C omplnments of Llndseby Wllbllll ,Iunwr College C omphmentx of ylllfl um Gro1 ery C11 WHOLISALI1 IJISTRIPLTORS C omphmynt ot T110 C11mpbell.svllle F rlen1ls C UYTIIDIITUC ntx ot Ellll s SIULIIIITY Dmrv C lmpbell Xllle KX Compllmnnt ot T11 vlor Green Gas Co C1m1pl1m1ntN E1 onmny 51 Ji 101' Store C xmpbellsulle K C Chnlllllmbllf oi C111 ll F0111 Blllfllllg Campbell Xllle KX C ompllment t 0 Butternut Bread C0 I I L-XUSNI-VN Agent Y U Y ,. ' K , o o 1 1 V V . '. C'C, 1 VHS 'f, ' s 0' ' ' X S ' O . n Q ' 1 ,1 1 f I f J 4 rn 2 4' C ' 1 . 2 3 2 . - - I , N- 1 . . . . , , , 2 , 2 2 A 0 . 2 2 , . f ' ' 'A 2 J K COLUMBIA. KY. C'ampbellsX'ille, Ky. 1 S , L. Y 'W l C Q i, . 9 ' f 1 k f f . . U , wa 1 v- v , 2 s , s . ' ' 2 .' of A s Y I P U Q L . . ' Q 0 U ' 2' . 2 2 .' , X. ' ' 1 Q ' , . . ' 1 s 0 , 2 , , 2 , . , , ' C , . . . 2 ' S ' , 2 . 2. . Lx A . , , V. Compl1mentS of Coffefs Grocery SCHOOL SUPPLIES SROCFRIFS DRINK DOL BLE COLA Greensburg Bottllng Co R L Durham K Son LUMBFR John Durham QQ Sons Pull Lme of Fme C IOCQIIQS 'lhe Most Fol Your Dollar Plerce QQ Grlmaley ru1tS Ka Vegetables Cholce Meats Fomphments ot POOL and LUNCH EYES TESTED FRAMES FITTED H E SHIVELY REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST Compllments of ED SHAIKUN 'lhe Man Who Keeps The PFICQS Down Compllments ot MILLER SHOE STORE Compl1mentS of Mltehell Hardware Co Howell Drug .Store YOUR FRII' NDSHIP APPRI CIATFD COIHDl1Yl19l1t ot Greensbu rg Beauty Shop ELIZABETH VAUGHN Mgr PHONF 104 J - - O O f K We have it-.It'5 g00d Y Q F ' .-- ' - or DI W . S . Xl l'1HLli,XPllS