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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1948 volume:

f7Ae THE SENIORS OF GREENSBURG HIGH SCHOOL GREENSBURG, K Y. PRESENT Green and Gold of H143 3A 90641 GHC! Q t K Furst Row Louuse McKlnney Copy Edator Charles Shuffett Editor Second Row W B Owen Faculty Advisor Hazel McAlIuster Copy Edltor Hardin Durham Advertlsung Manager Ada Mae Wllcoxson Buslness Manager Sonny Puckett Assocnate Editor Gordon Puerce Clrculatnon Manager Wllluam Blalxeman A t cdltor H C Patterson Actlvltles Edltor Standung Jeff Henry Vaughn Sports Editor Helen Moore Class Representatnve Lnnda Durham Freshmen Representatlve Mary Ashbrook Sophomore Representatsve Melvin Sal man Copy Editor Tommy Jones Junior Representatlve Maxldeen Hauk and Coze te Shlrley were absent 2 SUPERINTENDENT W B OWEN 3 MRS L G CURRY MRS CHARLIE DeSPAIN E L TABOR MRS P L HICKS ANN ELIZABETH CANTRELL FLOYD LOPERFIDO MONROE AYERS MRS HAZEL PARKER KATHLEEN DILLON DENNIS GUMM MRS ELMER PATTERSON 5 f 1 g . 4 Q, 1 ' HOWARD JONES March 17 1930 November 21 1947 6 'EP LEORA BASS BILL COFFEY MAE HIGGASON CLELLAN MOORE GWENDOLYN PAXTON CURTIS WARE ELLA ROSE LEWIS JESSEE L MCALLISTER JACQUELINE MCGENNIS 7 GEORGIA DAVIS I-'IUBERT DAVIS MARY JEAN HODGES 'S Q WILLIAM RICHARD BLAKEMAN MARGIE DOBSON GORDON PIERCE nr ZELDA FIELDS THOMAS PERRY ARLENE CHAUDOIN a W 'Ax a an I W ,M Ik I 1 :sim Q ,. It bf S , 'L . I f l If I my I I X AVIS BERRY JEFF HENRY VAUGI-IN HAZEL MCALLISTER Wm ll Wir WILLIAM EUGENE CLARK HELEN MOORE CHARLES SHUFFETT COZETTE SHIRLEY REX BLAKEMAN MARJORIE HODGES 9 ORTHELIA BAGBY MELVIN SALSMAN RUTH WARREN R. 7 LET BALE BARBARA THOMPSON JAMES JONES MAXIDEEN HAUK IVION MILBY LAVERN HENDERSON 10 WILLIAM RAYBURN LOUISE MCKINNEY HOLLAND PICKETT Jr ADA MAE WILCOXSON HARDIN H DURHAM LETTY MCGEE EDWARDS H. C. PATTERSON VILLUS JUDD HAROLD DAVIS II AUDVEE KELTNER BUFORD PIERCE 12 R Bottom Row Mary Eunlce Jones Marcella Mulby Rebecca Tucker Geneva Hams Loulse Pearl Shuffett Kavena Hancock llla Dean Mulby Maxine Lobb Tullle Cantrell Norma Jean Puckett Tlurd Row Sybnl Altman Paulnne Beams Juannta Davus Marllyn H Perkms Emogene Paxton Ann Lewls Fourth Row Lydla Ann Bagby Lanola Nunn Mattie Ruth Davls Sally Dobson Clemenfnne Mntchell Joyce Montgomery Anna Jean Tucker Inex Bnshop Top Row Mrs Elmer Patterson Ann Elizabeth Cantrell I3 Gumm, Suzanne Turner, Second Row-Mildred D, Clark, Leola Milby, Geneva English, Alice unior ogJ Bottom Row Walton Scott Benny H Bale Ceorge Elllot Larumore Austm Puckett John Wesley Ingram Bobby Durham C W Larlrnore J W Rattllff Roger Pruitt Top Row Earl Grlmsley Bobby Cox Bobby Simmons Davud Durham Dulworth Bully Dobson Wallace Neagle Leon Upton Bully Lmgle Tommy Jones Aubrey McGer1nls Jr 14 50 9 001 Ore Ogif Fnrst Row Jack L Adknns James Cavm Dale Hedgespeth Bully Jean Flelds Rollnn Bardxn T J Hodges Wayne Dobson Wallace Lowe Holland Moore James Jones Vernon Rlsen Middle Row Mr E L Tabor Brooks W Puckett Herley Thompson S David Hutcheson Bobby Cook Henry Hall Gene Puckett Jessee Henderson Eugene Bale Eugene Marr Top Row Al Vaughn John Douglas Mnlby Donald Wade Vernard Ratllff Tommy Turner Joe Shuffett Joe Tommy Hodges Buford Grvens Earl Goff Leon Lewis John Molton Perkuns Joseph Thomas Burress 15 OIQAOWIOPQ QI' 5 Bottom Row Mrs Hazel Parker Francus Despaun lnfeluce Posey Helen Sandndge Ann Moss Martha Jane Shuffett Barbara Squires Florence Mllby Ruth Puckett Francas Price Ruby Young Carol Franklln Maxine Nunn Vurganla Shelton Barbara Stearman Launa Skaggs Zelma Wright Mlldred Russell Second Row Maydelle Oaks Perry Beams Barbara Lemons Ellzabeth Nunn Aleta Shnrley Lohmann Rayburn Carolyn Edwards Dorothy Parr Imogene Rogers Haywood Snmpson Jane Allen Marshall Gayle Sudle Anna Lou Lobb Mary Wood Snmpson Vedus Keltner Rachel Wood Davls Fay Judd Enola Hedgespeth Joan Vanarscl-ale Suzanne Hnggason Margle Ree Carter Top Row Ruth Allen Warf Nadnne Hedgespeth Norma Jean Landis Lena Mae Sllnker Mary Jean Smith Vlrglnla Dobson Royallne Simpson Barbara Altman Mary Ashbrook Georgia Ennrs Zona Gale Scroggy Ortella Mnlls Wynema Breedlng Judelle Wrnght Lely Mae McCubblns Sandra Shaukum Mrs P L Hucks 16 '-'- ' I A 'I A I Y r I I -I .I l I l -I I AI I I I I I I I - - -1 I r 1 I I I I I I I I I I I U I I V I I JI I I cl I I l - -1 , l I I I ' VI - I 'I 4, , U, A , ... 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'K Front row left to right Dennis Gumrn Arvll Stearman Charles Lobb Marvon Breedlng Wendell l-louk Jack Perklns Don Russell Ronald Mitchell David Simmons Verlon Judd Kenneth Calhoon James Ashbrook Len Pruitt Back row Sam Mltchell Randall Noe Leonard Humble Claude Humble Mitchell Chaudoln Lundberg Stephens Robert Mulby Wxllard Clark Junuor Sndebottom Cecul Sharpe Doye Davenport R T Henderson Ralph Pepper W Front row left to nght Maydean Atwel Flora Mae Judd Carness Mulby Betty Murr y Shirley Thompson Margle McCubblns Jennre Lee Tucker Margaret Hnnton Wanda Coffey Barbara Durham Marcella Mulby Middle row Kathleen Dlllon Sally Cox Barbara Lobb Arlene Cantrell Margue Vanarsdale Mahalah Davus Margaret Gupton Era Nunn Marne Mllby Nannle E Lobb Back row Betty Lowe Isabel Thompson Loretta Cox Dons Jean Edwards Linda L66 Durham Marilyn Cowherd Hattle Edwards Katherlne Blakeman Patsy Close I7 ' 4 1 , , fd ' I ' 1 1 1 1 0 1 I ' ' I 1 0 , , , , , N60 f , , , - . , - . gs , , ' ' 4, 'X' 1 3 'r 1 1 5' 1 0 ,,,, , gy , . 2 , , , xx , , , , , , 5 1 r , r skiwgg 1 C Ella Mae Bushop Linda Lef Cantrell Rachel Curry Mary C Estes Mary Rose Harms Mary Helen Hazel Margaret Henderson Judlth Howell Wanda Keltner Carol Sue Marshall Sunday Peppers Martha Puckett Connre Puckett Ruth Ann Prultt Betty Joe Shrpp Gretchen Upton Joan Whltlork Mrs Georgla Montgomery Wllllam Bushop Tommy Joe Chaudlon Dwnd Davenport Holland Estes John Henry Ewing Harrison Ferrlll Wendl Gnlbert Joe Frank Howard Mlke Huddleston J D Jeffrres Cllfton Kldd C rald McAfee P Steve Muchell Frank Parr Jerry Pruxtt Vernon Warren Kenneth Wrught Rondal Moss Lonnle Sells Galen Lowman Betty Carol Bardln Anna Mae Brshop Berneda F y Blovd Shirley Estes Barbara Jo Franklnn Collllran Mnlby Mary Ann Moore Edrth Parson Rebecca Scrogham Louuse Smder Emuly Jo Whitlock Beatrlce Wrnght Betty Eulune Moroan Mrs Russell OBanlon Johnny Adkrns Garvrs Bishop Levon Brshop Henry Blakernan James Cantrell Jerry Casada Donald Durrett Henry W Durham Josh Allen Hatcher James D Howard Coakley Lettwrch Mtchael Mitchell Wrllnam Moore J Jlmmy Pruntt Carroll R Smder Thomas Yates Norrn r Peppers Davld Muller 18 , x , , 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 c Q 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 . ,. 1 1 1 , 1 1 rj 1 - 1 - 1 1 a L 1 C 1 1 1 1 'r I .C 1 1 1 - - 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 , . 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John Stearman Jr Wtllard Curry Evon Carter Joyce M Bundy Jtmrny Brown James D Stevens Evelyn McKnnney Freddue Estes Shtrley Cantrell Cltfton Beard Henry Blakernan Barbara Hancock Buddy Beard Bully Bob Faulkner Betty Lou Clark James D Pruutt Ronny Calhoun Geraldnne Dale Mary A Vaughn Bully Gene Prultt James McKrnney Judith Akm Nellte Funn Janel Gowen Madlne Douglas Evelyn Estes Grlbert Blankenshtp Qex Paxton Lllluan W Patterson Wtlrna Jean Harrus Loutse Davls Kelly Blakeman Jack Chastatn Wtlltam Clark Shtrley Wayne Carter J af rrna Jean Berry Wulte Irene Cfx Dnnw Lou urrx P trvcm Mn Darml She ey no ulah Ann Mudd Barbara Jean Pars n Eltz eth Pcrlt Betty Joe Scr Qharn Rebecca tts Betty Sue Sotts Juduth Upt n ernrce Wt t s n Aurne Wt Imms Mrs Exte Jones Tucker Levyts Austtn Bloyd D yle Nclsnn rsh srl rt A Blwkunsn B lly Gene Ban enshtp Jarnc: C Blankenshtp David Ccwhertl Haroll Kenneth C x Duyud Lawererwce entry Joe Davd Jones Shyrel Grahwrn Jffltcs L tts Lotntw Will Taylor Parker RO eff Pruttt Paul Dougla Rogers Thomas H Stcarnmn GQ rjr A Tucker Davtd A Walcoxson I9 I QW' J J J J J M1 J 'J , ' , ' ' , , ' 1 K 1 No , ' J K K C a K K 'Y K .al alfa A Edwards Hazel Marne Gentry Ruth Ann Cowen Bnrlmra Jane Judd Betty Lou Judd , B Q 'J all 1 , 'ws C L , K K E ,. L Sto , ' T , QQ B ' ll rw ct , l K I ' ' O' 1 ' 4 B 52 l I tg l K X K 1 I l lk- , , I k C X K . X 1 JJ K G I K t I K , - C AV N , , D , s 1 ' -K . to rt , K . J Btlly Cook l-lollus Ash Lunda Goran Alene Wnsdom Bully Tunsley Tommy Taylor Ray Judd Melvrn Wells Arnold Shakuum Bethel Jones Annabel Akln Eyyonne Jones Shur ey Thompson Betty Lou Puckett Ann Fitzgerald Margaret Durham Margie Clark Doyel Jones Leo Wrught Davmd Blakernan Larry Gunfwm Wnlluam Earl Henderson Delores Judd Wayne Dobson Wulllam Edward Perkuns were absent Mrs Marne Lowe Taylor Carolyn L McGenn1s Dorlene Parsons Betty Lou Bardnn Shurley Gllbert Mary F Bradshaw Lmzte Alfred Bushop James C Bardm Elwood Jeftnes J M Dxshman P ul Muller Al Altman Athnea Davis Charle Blakeman Martha Ann Funn Dorthy Jones Edlth Allen Whntlock Marlon Davus Davis Allene Cook were absent Mrs Monroe Ayers 20 Henry Lewis Cantrell, Edwin B. Froggett, Colva Leftwich, Judith Henderson, Jean Allen ' f n , 5 , n J V QUQI1 gra Je .lack D Durrett Glenna L Stotts Elsie M Estes Blllyl Bradshaw Edlth C Mnlby Amos Lewis Talbot G Bardun Dorothy F Bundy George W Vancleave Mrs Rlchard Shuffett 21 W. Murray, Sue C. Cox, Larry N. Jones, Beatrice M, Bishop, Clem O, Milby, Ruthie B. 5,44 gmfe Billy McKinney Lynn Taylor dkins Mary Jane klin shall Lee Jean Finn dle Martha Sue A J Janette Fran ds Judy Jarnes Mar Virginia Si o Jones th Edwar Wanda Smith William Lewis Blakeman, Wilbert Slinker Bronston Warf Beard, Barbara Parson, William Jones Corley Gowen Le Joan Judd, Shirley Whitlock, Billy Montgomery. Agnes Ann Cox Elizabe ere absent Mickey Vaughn Mrs. Charles Russell Edwards w i' 22 ol! fury all J!! For seven periods a day an average ot about seventy tnve students spend thenr trme ln the llbrary trynng to convlnce the llbraruan and the study hall attendant that serlous study us the chief concern The library ns equlpped wnth classroom desks and arm chanrs ns well Iuqhted due to a southern ex posure and tluorescent lnghtung On the shelves are approxlmately three thousand volumes ranging from the classvcs to lnght fnctlon together wnth a wealth ot reference maternal whsch seemingly ns seldom used except at the teachers express dnrectuon Some twenty fuve standard pernoducals are avaul able as well as the daily Courier Journal For some Strange reason the more popular of the magazlnes are those featuring nllustratlons thereby ellmunat :ng the necesslty ot extended reading Future plans call for the unstallatuon ot venetian blrnds tables and chairs and redecoratung the room to make Its occupancy more desirable and possnbly more conducuve to study Mnss Ann Cantrell devotes her enture day to the library and doesnt d bout what to do wuth her soare tnme seem to be too much concerne a 23 OFHU CON Ol'YliC.'f 0li7ClI'fI'H CII! Mass Dillon director seems to be wondermg just who wnll eat what ever the glrls are preparing but help In dnsposmg ot home economlcs pro ductlons was always avallable What some boys wall do to gash tavor' it g.,,-M-L Now what? Well the plcture was made shortly before the tnrst of June 24 'sd 0'- ncl 4. Front Row left to nght Charles Lobb Claude Humble Arvnl Stearman Wendell Houk Lenn Prultt Marvnn Breeding Jack Perkins Jackle Adklns Wallace Lowe Second Row Clellon Moore Walton Scott Bully Coffey Curtss Warf Buford Pnerce Melvin Salsman Monroe Ayres Joe Shuffetf Harold Davas Bobby Durham Wayne Dobson Blllue Fields Don Russell Cecnl Sharp Ralph Pepper Jesse Henderson Thnd Row Randall Noe George Elmore Hubert Davus Mutchell Chaudlon Junuor Sudebottom Wnllard Clark Eugene Bale Lundberg Stephens R T Henderson Vernon Risen Doye Davenport Charles Larlmore T J Hodges Fourth Row Banny Bale John D Mvlby Vernard Ratllff Wlllnam Marcum Tommy Turner Buford Glvens John Perkms Thomas Hodges James Cowen Donald Wade Basal Hancock Leon Lewus AI Vaughn J T Burress John Ingram My ,A ' lll ll! U' ,J W, W g 5 - F E V bs 4 ' I WE., , ti, 1, '95 it-l-k'. - -v New Veterans' Building 25 SA Commercia! ibeparfmenf There us no Hunt and Peck system here Mrs Charles DeSpaln durector sees to that The commerclal department IS extremely popular the demand for entrance always exceeding the number that can be accommo dated Only sensors and a llmlted number of junuors are permntted to take typlng sunce these groups occupy the machnnes every avaulable period A semester fee IS charged for use of the typewrnters making It posslble to keep the machines In best state of repair and to replace them whenever necessary lf the number of students Interested In thus type of work con tnnues to Increase It may become umperatlve to add another teacher and to expand the course Including bookkeeping shorthand and other kindred subyects 26 I 3 ,.... A 4 ' ' I l l - 11 ll . . . I 1 ' 1 1 I 1 QV. C! A Front Row Nadnne Atwell Llnda Lee Durham Geneva Harns Jackle McGennus Carolyn Edwards Vsrglnna Dobson Ruby Young Ann Moss Suzanne Hlggason Rachel Wood Davls Gale Sndle Helen Sandndge Barbara Squures Norma Jean Puckett Allce Pearl Shuffett Mnddle Row Mrs Hazel Parker Flora Mae Judd Shlrley Thompson Betty Lowe Arlene Cantrell Betty Murray lnex Blshop Kavena Hancock lnfellce Posle Martha Jane Shuffett Slmpson Lohmann Rayburn Mary Ashbrook Tnllle Cantrell Geargua Ennis Anna Jean Tucker Sally Dobson Marilyn H Perkins Marcella Mllby Sybil Altman QUARTETTE Bobby Powell Clellan Moore ,Q-. Curtls Warf Bllly Coffey 27 ll' U Margaret Squires, Nannie Lobb.Top 'Row-Ruth Allen lWarf, Zona Gale Scroggy, Mary Wood N , V! I Av- , y H w A A Some grlpe some pralse but ALL EAT' The lunchroom was open for less than seven months but over seventeen thousand lunches were served to pupnls Wath further Improvements rn equipment and service the lunch program ns expected to become one of the most popular and valuable actlvu tres of the school LUNCH ROOM EMPLOYEES Left to nght Mrs S E Lowe Mrs Chrlstlne Vaughn Mrs Jessne Clark Mrs Aubrey McGmnus L KJ 3 u gaJLef6a!f .gciuacl Front Row left to rughf Hardun Durham Austun Puckett Bobby Cook Jeff Vaughn Brooks Edwards Benn Burress Back Row left to nght Juruuor McGunnus Sonny Puckett Leon Upton Charles Shuffett Davud Durham Dulworth W B Owen When the Green and Gold took the floor for the furst game only two experuenced cagers were on hand Jeff Vaughn and Bully Lungle Compared to Greensburg teams of the past the I947 48 team members resembles an outfut of mudgets Returnung from the tournament squad un addutuon to Lungle and Vaughn were reserves Howard Jones Austun Puckett Brooks Edwards Sonny Puckett and Hardun Durham the remaunung prospects had luttle or no experuence Despute the dearth of seasoned materual the Wolves were able to set back theur opponent un the furst four games wuth comparatuve ease and seemungly were on the way toward a successful season when tragedy struck them on the evenung of November 21st when Howard Jones was unuured fatally Bully Lungle and Henry Hall sustauned unuurues whuch depruved them of further athletuc partucupatuon Followung the blow that removed two regulars and a dependable substu tute the Green and Gold fought an up hull fught wunnung suxteen games whule losung eught Jeff Vaughn was selected on the all dustruct team at the tournament un Campbellsvulle and a member of the all South Central Con ference squad Vaughn Sonny Puckett Hardun Durham and Charles Shuffett were lost by graduatuon leavrng Cook Edwards Austun Puckett and Ben Burress from the startung fuve together wuth a promusung group of reserves from whom to buuld a Combunatuon for the l948 49 season 29 CHEERLEADERS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Opponent Buffalo Clarkson Bristow Hoclgenvllle Bradfordsvllle Taylor County Carnpbellsvnlle Leufchfleld Columbia Edmonfon Russell Sprmgs Breedmg Horse Cave Taylor Coun Hodgenvllle Lelfcllfleld Campbellsvulle Russell Sprmgs Columbua Buffalo Edmonfon Sl' Charles Horse Cave Sf Charles lTo urnamentl G H S Opponent s Score Left to right: Louise McKinney, Norma Jean Pickett, Gee Edwards, Ann Lewis, Ruth Puckett -------------------------------34 -------------- 24 ------------------------------30 -------------- 21 ' ............................... 38 .............. 28 ' ............................ 42 .............. 34 ' .......................... 38 .............. 37 --------------------------44 -------------- 21 ' .v,....................... 17 .............. 19 ' ' ............................ 33 .............. 30 ' ............................. 37 ............., 32 -----------------------------53 -------------- 31 ' ......................... 35 .............. 46 Bradfordsville .......................... 26 .............. 30 ' .............................. 73 .............. 19 ----------------------------32 -------------- 36 fy .......................... 51 .............. 21 ' ........................... 59 .............. 44 ' ' ............................ 38 .............. 35 ' ................. . ........ 43 .............. 57 ' .,....................... 42 .............. 61 ' ............................. 36 .............. 33 -------------------------------40 -------------- 38 ---------,-------------------37 -------------- 31 . ............................ 41 .............. 45 ----------------------------34 -------------- 36 . .................. 28 .............. 33 THE HAUNTED CHAIR CAST OF CHARACTERS NELLlE KENNEDY who comes ln out of the ram Gee Edwards LIZA LEE a colored maud Maxadeen Hauk LAZY LEE her better Pl half Charles Shuffett LUCILLE PAGE John Baxters ward Leora Bass DOCTOR HENRY STANLEY un love with Lucllle Melvm Salsman BOB STANLEY Henry s cousin Sonny Puckett PEGGY MOORE Bob s flancee Louuse McKmney JEFFERY FALLEN a successful lawyer Harold Davns MRS KI'l'l'Y BURLOVE who accompanles hum to the lonely house Cozette Shnrley INSPECTOR DENNIS GILHOOLEY who IS suspicious of everyone Hardin Durham MRS MABEL MOORE who receives a mysternous message Avus Berry MR JOHN BAXTER 9 ? 9 9 9 Wulluam R Blakeman SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The enture actlon of the play takes place an the Invlng room of John Baxter s lonely home nn the country on a stormy evennng nn late May TIME The present ACT ONE- A stormy evening in late May ACT TWO- A few minutes later ACT THREE- Ten minutes later ' 31 5, . 417 D MRS, CHARLIE DeSPAlN, Senior Sponsor MRS. L, G. CURRY, Senior Sponsor HARDIN DURHAM, President Senior Class HAROLD DAVIS, Valedictorian COZETTE SHIRLEY, Salutatorian BOBBY COOK Basketball 8. Perfect Attendance CHARLES SHUFFETT Editor The Green and Gold ADA MAE WILCOXSON Treasurer Senior Class AUBREY MCGINNIS Basketball 8- Perfect Attendance HAZEL McALLISTER Vice Pres Senior Class JEFF VAUGHN Basketball Captain MRS HAZELLE PARKER Glee Club Director BOBBY DURHAM President Junior Class GENE PUCKETT President Sophomore Class WILLIAM R BLAKEMAN Villain of The Haunted Chair It Pays To Advertise Eddue Knott rs about to shoot the cast of The Drums of Death Lockers, Inc Complrments complete Inne of fresh meats Re., , ...rm and ,,.,.,, ,,,,,, Parent Teachers Assoclatlon meats vegetables and poultry all year round' 33 Green County Frozen Food y of A ' . S.. Sig N NN Sy.,- GREENSBURG BOTTLING CO Him I 34 9.5 5 SPRINGDALE FARMS DAIRY MQ, -..-V-1' 51411 ,443 SlMMON'S PHARMACY 'ffl' at ,,,--nv 35 pl ets MCKINNEY and KELTNER FUNERAL HOME e lOl Gee sbug Ky Ed Shalkum loa ers Club 36 Com im n of Phon r n r , . Compliments Compliments of of I f I H E SHIVELY JEWELER 5 CORNER DRUG STORE i 37 ' THE PHARES PIERCE STORE RAY sl-luFrETT AND soN 38 GOFF CANTRELL CHEVROLET oet doIyCh ItsF T l fx Ee WINN MILLING C0 DAISY FLOUR Pho e 69 Gee sb g Ke t cky 39 GRIMSLEY S CASH MARKET Henry Durham Intercollegiate Press W C COCHRAN R p O I Compliments Compliments . of of I . . , e resent t' WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORES GRIMSLEY AND WILCOXSON RESTAURANT 4 Fw r WM TOISIIES MSU ES URL.. JOHN DURHAM AND SONS Staple 81 Fancy Grocenes Fresh and Cured Meats Phone 27 Greensburg Kentucky 42 T N Complnments of THE FRANKLIN THEATRE Motlon pictures are your fmest and cheapest form of entertamment Attend regularly 43 ,oe-n THE PEOPLES BANK ESTABLISHED 1902 GREENSBURG KY MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 44 Th COWHERD AND CALHOON INSURANCE AGENCY GREENSBURG DEPOSIT BANK 46 Compliments of WOODSON LEWIS STORE in 1897 Comp! ments f WOODSON TURNER 48 5 ! 1? A rl W V , ' , .-. f ' i o , A SERVICE BEFORE SELF The Greensburg Rotary Club 9 MITCHELL HARDWAR: CO The H e of Q Ity Mecha dse 9 etso COWHERD AND PARROTT FUNERAL HOME W L PARROTT OWEN RUCKER 50 Group of students ln Publnc School Art Class LINDSEY WILSON JUNIOR COLLEGE Columbia Kentucky Liberal Arts Courses Teacher Training Agriculture Buble and Chrnstuan Education REASONABLE COSTS For lnformat on Wr te Presldent Victor P Henry Columbia Kentucky 51 I I ICTOIIAL Y IOOKS MYERS C0 TO! K Victcaiztf' 1 P ll. Ali