Greenup High School - Tigers Den Yearbook (Greenup, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

Hi’ You are just in time. We are ready to leave. Where are we going? We are going on a tour through Greenup High School. We will travel along together and reminisce about the events of 1957-1958. In appreciation for his never ending cheerfulness, his helpfulness, and his devotion to Greenup High School and its students, we, the Tigers Den Staff of 1958} dedicate this annual to Mr. H. R. Bowling. ' 5 EDITOR - PHYLLIS MILLER We hope you get as much enjoyment from your tour of Greenup High School as we did in its preparation. Sincerely, Phyllis, Jerry and the annual staff. ALL ABOARD! For a tour of Greenup High School Annual Staff FRONT ROW: (Left to right) Bill Logan, Geneva Fraley, Phyllis Miller, Donnie Bonzo, David Herald, Gary Cales. SECOND ROW: Sharon McBrayer, Linda Craft, Judy McBrayer, Beverly Riffe, Kay Braden, Nancy Hicks. THIRD ROW: Anna Williams, Jancie Hern, Linda Rice, Mary Bailey. FOURTH ROW: Janet Shelton, Jimmy Garthee, P. A. Williams, Jerry Riggs, Glen Rawlins. 5 HOWARD RIGGS BOWLING, A. B. Morehead State College FLORIS W. LILES, A. B University of Kentucky ronal: Iowa State ' Faculty THELMA HICKS, A. B. , M. A. University of Kentucky GARY MONROE CALES Basketball Manager............................. ... 3,4 Junior Class Play........................................3 Runner-up Annual King....................................4 Runner-up Most Handsome Senior...........................4 May Day King.............................................3 Teachers Pet.............................................4 Junior Conservation......................................1 4-H Club.................................................2 Baseball...............................................1,2 Annual Staff...........................................3,4 Newspaper Staff........................................3,4 PHYLLIS ANN MILLER Beta Club.............................................2,3,4 Beta Club Secretary and Treasurer.........................4 Glee Club........................................ 1,2,3,4 Band....................................................1,2 Junior Class Play.........................................3 Class Vice-President......................................3 Class Treasurer...........................................1 Newspaper Staff.........................................3,4 Annual Staff............................................3,4 Annual Staff Editor . ....................................4 4-H Club.........................................1,2,3,4 4-H Club President......................................3,4 4-H Junior Council and Officer..........................3,4 4-H Food and Judging Champion.........................1,2,3 4-H District Food Champion................................4 ERNEST PORTER DAVIS Basketball Manager..................... Baseball............................... 4-H Club............................... Annual Staff........................... School Paper Staff..................... Junior Class Play...................... Junior Conservation.................... Rifle Club............................. Neatest Senior Boy....................... Best All-Around Senior Boy............. Cast in “Seven Goes Up .................. Christmas Pageant...................... 2,3,4 . 1,2 .1,3 . 3,4 . 3,4 . . 3 . 1,2 . 1,2 . . 4 . . . 4 . . .1 . . 1 DONALD EDWARD BONZO 4-H Club................................. 4-H Junior Week Lexington................ 4-H District Contest..................... Newspaper Staff.......................... Basketball.............................. Class Reporter........................... Annual Staff............................ Band.................................... Junior Class Play........................ Junior Conservation Club................ Glee Club............................... Most Courteous.......................... Student of the Month..................... 1.2.3.4 . . 1,2 . . .1,2 . . 3,4 1.2.3.4 , . . . 4 . . 3,4 . . 3,4 . . . .3 . . 1,2 ... .3 ... 4 . . . . 4 JANICE EMALENE HERN Glee Club............................. Amateur Contest Winner................ Band................................. Newspaper Staff...................... Annual Staff.......................... 4-H Club.............................. 4-H Junior Council.................... Neatest Senior Girl................... Tumbling Team......................... County Fair Winner.................... Junior Class Play..................... Christmas Pageant.................... District State Band Day............ 1,2,3,4 . . .3 . . 3,4 . . 3,4 1.2.3.4 . . 3,4 . . . .4 . . . . 2 . . . .2 . . . .3 1.2.3.4 ... 4 WILLIAM HALDEN LOGAN Basketball............................... Baseball................................. Beta Club................................. Junior Class Play......................... President of Class....................... Vice-President of Class.................. Voted Friendliest In Class............... All N. E. K. C........................... Basketball Co-Captain.................... Business Manager of Annual............... Newspaper Staff.......................... Runner-up for Most Handsome.............. 4-H Club................................. Jr. Conservation......................... Christmas Pageant........................ Crowned Basketball Queen.................. Annual Staff............................. 1,2,3,4 .2,3,4 . . . .4 . . . .3 ... 3 . . 2,4 ... 4 ... 4 ... 4 ... 4 . . 3,4 . . . . 3 . . .1,4 . . . . 1 ... 1 . . .3,4 . . 3,4 11 £ to GENEVA LYON Annual Staff....................... Newspaper Staff................... Tumbling Team . ................... Girls' Basketball Team............. Girls' Softball Team . . . •...... May Day Program.................... 4-H Club........................... Most Courteous Senior Girl........ SHARON SUE McBRAYER Beta Club.............................. Beta Vice President.................... Treasurer of Senior Class.............. Class Reporter........................ Class Secretary........................ Glee Club.............................. Band.................................... 4-H Club...............................’ Voted Best All Around.................. Greenup Co. Fair Winner................. A Team Cheerleader................... Junior Class Play...................... Christmas Pageant....................... Annual Staff Typist..................... Newspaper Staff........................ 4-H Junior Council...................... ANNA MARGARET WILLIAMS Newspaper Staff.......................... Annual Staff............................. Christmas Pageant........................ Glee Club ............................... Chorus Group............................ Rifle Club.............................. County Fair Winner....................... Junior Class Play....................... Tumbling Team........................... Hardest Worker of Sr. Class............. 4-H Club................................. . 4 . 4 . 2 . 4 1.2 .2 1.2 . 4 2 3,4 . 3,4 . . 4 . . . 3 . . 2 1.2.3 1.2.3 , .2,4 . . .4 1.2.3 . . 4 . . .3 1.2.3 . . 4 . 3,4 . . 4 . 3,4 . 3,4 . . 4 . 3,4 . . .4 . . 2 2,3,4 3, •U £ ts CO UNDA LOU RICE Band.............................................1,2,3,4 Annual Staff...........................................3,4 Newspaper Staff........................................3,4 Junior Class Play........................................3 Basketball Queen.........................................3 Rifle Club...............................................2 4-H Club...............................................2,4 Scorekeeper............................................3,4 Most Beautiful Senior....................................4 Runner-Up for Most Beautiful.............................3 Glee Club..............................................2,3 Christmas Pageant................................1,2,3,4 Girls' Tumbling Team.....................................2 JERRY LEE RIGGS Basketball..........................................2,3,4 Assistant Annual Editor.................................4 School Newspaper Staff................................3,4 Annual Staff............................................4 Beta Club.........................................«... 4 Most Handsome Senior....................................4 4-H Club..............................................1,4 Halloween King......................................... 1 Rifle Club..............................................2 Glee Club...............................................1 CO fO M CM BEVERLY SPURLOCK RIFFE Cheerleader.............................. Beta Club................................ Band..................................... 4-H Club................................. Junior Class Play......................... President of Class....................... Glee Club................................ Treasurer................................ Newspaper Staff......................... Annual Staff............................ Christmas Pageant........................ 4-H Song Leader ......................... Girls' Trio and Quartet.................. Tumbling Team......................... . Senior of the Month..................... Voted Wittiest Senior Girl............... . 1,2,3 . . 2,3 .1,2,3 . . .1,2 . . . 3 . . 1,2 1,2,3,4 . . . . 3 . . 3,4 ... 4 . . .1,4 ... 3 1,2,3,4 2 4 4 GENEVA LEE FRALEY Class Reporter................. Girls' Tumbling Team................. Christmas Pageant................... Glee Club................. 4-H Club.............. Annual Staff................ Treasurer of Newspaper............. Glee Club Spring Concert........... Junior Class Play.............. . . . . 2 . . . .2 .2,3,4 1,2,3,4 . . .2,3 . . 3,4 . . . .4 . . 3,4 . . . .3 DONALD EMERY PEMERTON Glee Club............................... 4-H Club................................ Junior Class Play....................... Annual Staff............................ Newspaper Staff......................... Christmas Pageant..................... . , Baseball Team............................ Junior Conservation Club................ 3.4 , .4 , .3 . 4 . 4 1.4 . 1 . 1 PATTERSON ANDERSON WILLIAMS III Basketball.............. All N. E. K. C......... Baseball................ Beta Club.............. Beta Club President . . . RO Club................. R. O. T. C.............. Glee Club............... Prayer Group, President President of Senior Class Junior Class Play .... Annual Staff............ Editor of Paper......... Most Handsome........... Most Versatile.......... 1,2,3,4 . . . .4 . . 1,4 . . 3,4 ... 4 ... 2 ... 2 ... 3 . . . . 4 ... .4 ... .3 . . 3,4 . . . . 4 . . . . 4 . . . . 4 JUDITH ANN Me BRAYER D. A. R. Award.............................................4 Majorette................................................1 , 2 A Team Cheerleader........................................3,4 Annual Staff..............................................3,4 Band...............................................1,2,3,4 Glee Club...........................................1,2,3,4 Beta Club..............................................2,3,4 Most Beautiful..............................................3 4-H Secretary...........................................1,2,3 Runner-up Basketball Queen.................................1 Class Officer...........................................1,2,3 Newspaper Staff........................................2,3,4 District State Band Day...............................1,2,3 Rifle Club Secretary...................................1,2 Junior Class Play...........................................3 Christmas Pageant.....................................1,2,3,4 Voted Best Disposition......................................4 Girls' Trio Quartet...................................2,3,4 JANET HELEN SHELTON Beta Club................................ Beta Club Reporter...................... 4-H Club................................ 4-H Club Sec. and Treas.................. 4-H Junior Council...................... Rifle Club............................... Secretary Senior Class.................. Junior Class Play........................ Glee Club................................ Tigers Gazette Staff..................... Annual Staff............................. County Fair Winner....................... Tumbling Team........................... Voted Friendliest Sr. Girl............... Senior of the Month...................... . 2,3,4 ... 4 1.2.3.4 ... 4 . . .3,4 ... 2 . . . .4 . . . .3 1.2.3.4 ... 4 . . 3,4 ... .3 ... 2 . . . 4 . . . 4 15 Who's Who MOST POLITE LAZIEST HARDEST WORKER WITTIEST TEACHERS PETS MOST VERSATILE JANET FRIENDLIEST BILL ERNIE BEST ALL-ARCL ND SHARON Who s Who LINDA MOST BEAUTIFUL JERRY MOST HANDSOME Senior Class GARY PHYLLIS JANICE JUDY JANET LINDA BILL DON P SHARON BEVERLY DONNIE ERNIE JERRY MARY BAILEY BONNIE REHAK UNDA CRAFT KAY BRADEN DONNA ELD RIDGE GLENN RAWLINS BOBBIE CALLI HAN UNDA RILEY RUSSELL CALES WAYNE STEPHENSON BONNIE NELSON JERLEAN YOUNG NANCY HICKS BARBARA LEWIS JEANNETTE TURNER WENDALL SWANSON V fl Sophomore Class Officers President...................................................Hughie Everman Vice President........................................Pam Mauk Secretary.......................................... Reba Murray Treasurer.........................................Barbara Burchett Reporter.............................................Jane Stuart LUCRETA STONE BARBARA BURCHETT REBA MURRAY JENNY JACKSON BETTY DYER LINDA BROOKER PAMELA MAUK HUGH EVER MAN DENNIS BOWLING DOROTHY CRUMP HAZEL BOWLING LAURA ETTA McCONNELL JACKIE RICE RONALD WILLIAMS EMMETT ADKINS KENNETH BAKER JANE STUART ROGER HILTON . . . Richard Jackson , . . Ricky McBrayer Oohn Bill McCracken ......... Bobby Hale . . . Mike Richards President . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter. . . SHIRLEY MILLER MARTHA CALU HAN ANNA VEACH CA7HERN DARNELL JIMMY BROWN PAUL STAPF BOBBY FRITZ JENNY SPENCER GAIL RIGGS MARSHALL BAKER JOYCE TURNER BRUCE ABRAMS RICHARD JACKSON KELLY SCAGGS DAVID MOORE RICKEY McBRAYER JOHN BILL McCRACKEN JUDY SHELTON WILLIAM CAUDILL PATTY KATLIFF NANCY MILLER PAULA BUGG No Picture SALLY TAYLOR 29 FRONT ROW: (Left to right) Darrell Tackett, Paul Johnson, Gary Craft, Louis Darby, Philip Spencer, Ray Moore, Harold Woods, Mac Zachem. SECOND ROW: Douglas Williams, Walter Troxler, Charles Farson, A1 Riley, Roger Vanover, Douglas Sammons, Virgil Caudill, Clyde McConnell Tommy Jackson . 4 Hfc chen, Lois’ Darb , Donna Burchetf, Becky Biggs. SECOND ROW: !e Fritz, Treva Crump. FRONT ROW: (Left to right) Judy Rehak, Sharon Mauk, Ida Johnson, Jui Conis, Majorie Hicks, Ann Kinner, Linda;Eaatham, Helena Mc onhell, BECKY BIGGS RITA CONIS PATTY WALKER UN DA EAST HAM TREVA CRUMP WALTER TROXLER DOUGLAS WILLIAMS Helena McConnell JUNE KITCHEN MARJORIE HICKS LOIS DARBY DELORSE HILTON ANN KINNER SHARON MAUK DARRELL TACKETT Seventh President Vice President . . . . Treasurer Reporter Grade Class 'OfFice? ' WANDA BEANE DANNY WARD KENNETH SAMMONS LARRY WILSON CURTIS ARNETT DON RAWLINS AMOS ARNETT GLENN PORTER JOHN CALLI HAN JAMES GREENSLATE RONALD BOWLING GARY SCAGGS JAMES ELLIOTT JOAN REHAK DON EDWARDS EARL RILEY MARY BOYLES DANNY POTTER CONNIE CRUMP GARY CONIS JOY RICE BRENDA REED REBECCA GREEN PATTY PORTER SHIRLEY ADKINS ROSEMARY ALLEN JOYCE SHELTON if MARSHA FRALEY Douglas Sammons Becky Biggs Kitchen Kenneth Sammons Sharon Mauk, Majorle Hicks, Darrell Tachet, Entries Walter Farley Writing Cont t Annual Queen-Jane Stuart ANNA VEACH Runner-Up For Annual Queen Princess LINDA CRAFT Prince ENNIS GRIFFITH A Princess PAULA BUGG Junior Conservation Officers President............................Willard Watson Vice President.......................John McCracken Secretary Treasurer.......................Bob Hale ..CNT ROW: . -- 1: to mat) GomMjjf ‘ Geneva Freley-i -Janet Sheltony'Bever 1 y Riffc, Becky Biggs, Donna Burchett, Jure Kitchen, ftr. • . . shargn Mauk, Ida Johnson, udy Renak, Barbara Burchett, Pomalo Mauk, Betty Dyer. SECOND HOW: Reba Murray, Nfury Bailey, Linda Brooker, Judy Shelton, Bomue Retek, Anna V. lUiama,-Irwlnl 1 Klhrif lfiflce Hern, PaU a'Bugg, Cglllhan, Phyl j Mxller. Patty fidtlili, Joyce Turner, nmr; jao.son, Laru t. lyyyBSll, i ubara Burci.o:-, Judy McBrayer. .'.he L e;:em . .Lurry v-’� i-Hfi '! iirnr Creenslate, 'Linda Craft, Joy R� ce,|M irv Boylrr., Kathy Baker, Linda Eostham, Btpnda P.eed, Lucreta Stone, Sallio Taylor, Ethel Dam ell, Paul Johnson, Philip rwmrfDon Penfbertor . TM OW: Albert Riley, We: . . Timmy llern, -Hugh -Everman, Bruce Abrarr.s. r -- — ——— The Tiger's Gaz e c , Student Publication Of Greenup Hiqn School Editor: P. A. Williams December, 1 95 — 4-H Club Officers President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Song Leader . . Phyllis Miller Bobbie Callihan . Janet Shelton . . Kay Braden -i ft J21S3 ■ rROX'T ROW: (Loft to right) Donnie Bonzo, Don Edwards, Paul Beach, fames Elliot, Jimmy Grecnslate, Don Rawlins, Da :;y Potte$, Kenneth Baker, Tommy Bor.zo, Roger Hilton, Gary Conis, Mac Zachem. Philip Spencer, Clyde McConnell, A1 RJley, Danny Waid, Done la Sammons. SECOND ROW: Rebo Murry, Judy Shelton, Paula Buyg, Barbara Burchett, Martha Cailihan, Winnie Klnner, Brenda Reed, Lau.etta McConnell, Jenny Jackson, Patty Ratliff, Joyce Shelton, Kay Braden, Bobble Cailihan, PnyUis Miller. THIRD ROW: Lolo Cartel, Nancy Hicks, Ellen Brown, Barbara Bowling, Janet Shelton, Janice Hern. Judy Rehak, Ida Tohnson, Barabar Peinbeuou. Donna Burchett, June Kitchen, Becky Biggs, Sharon Mauk, Ann Kinner, Pamela Mauk, Betty Dyer, Bill:a Burchett, Patty Walker, Dorothy Hager, Linda Swanson. FOURTH RC.'.; Potty Porter, ]oan Rehak, Shirley Miller, Catherine Darnell, Linda Brookcr, Nancy Miller, Anna Veac... .-u, Aendell Swanson, Jimmy Hern, Hugh Everman, Bruce Abrams, Don Pemberton, Louie Darby, Darrell Tackett, Gary Craft, Lois Darby, Paul Johnson. 7 -w ,Sk. iehl Potty Porter, Joan Rehak, Shirley Miller, Catherine anson, Jiajft' rn, Hugh Everman, Bruce Abrams, Majorettes FRONT ROW: Darrell Tackett, JSPBBPPT Jimmy Garthe Bailey, Louis Darby, Joy Rice, Mary Boyles, Larry Wilson, Bonzo, Judy McBrayer, Linda Rice, Janice Hern, P. A. Willie Tate, Bobble Callihan. SECOND ROW; Mary Bowling, Glenn Rawlins. THIRD ROW: Donnie , Lucreta Stone, Mac Zachem. Paul StaJJT, W.«ncy Hicks, ifipiny Gree Tudy Shelton, Irwima Kinner wWWa ms, Douglas Sammons, Majorio Hicks 0 SMOKING Michael Champion Speller 1957 HONOR ROLL Our first six weeks are finally over and we now know who has made the Honor Roll: The seniors are Jerry Riggs, P. A. Williams, Bill Logan, Janice Hern, Judy McBrayer, Phyllis Miller, Beverly Rlffe, Anna Williams. Juniors are Bobble Sue Callihan, Alice Bailey, Georgetta Beach, Donna Joyce Eldridge, Linda Craft, Nancy Hicks, Wayne Stephenson. Sophomores are Jane Stuart, Pam Mauk, Tommy Bonzo, Linda Brooker, Betty Dyer, Kenneth Baker. Freshmen are Richard Jackson, Paula Bugg, Ennis Griffith, Stephen Wright, Martha Callihan, Nancy Miller. 8th Grade Honor Roll: Roger Vanover, Douglas Sammons, Sharon Mauk, June Kitchen, Darrell Tackett, Becky Biggs, Linda Eastam, Marjorie Hicks. Seventh Grade are Kathryn Baker, Barbara Bowling, Mary Boyles, Sharon Collins, Marsha Fraley, Rebecca Green, Patricia Porter, Brenda Reed, Donald Edwards, James Greenslate, Donald Rawlins, Larry Wilson. Larry Wilson is studying spelling every day, hoping to go to Washington in June. DARRELL TACKETT AND DOUG SAMMONS WINNERS Eighth Grade News Darrel Tackett's essay, Conserving Our Soil and Water Resources , has been selected by three of the Greenup High School teachers as first place winner. Douglas Sammons was selected as runner-up. Doug and Darrel are both in the Eighth Grade. GREENUP BARD'S DAUGHTER HAS FAMILY TALENT Jane Stuart, 14-year-old daughter of famed author Jesse Stuart of W-Hollow, near Riverton, has shown signs of following in her father's footsteps. The talented youngster has written a volume of poetry which has Just been published in pamphlet form by Landmark House at Bel Air, Maryland. The booklet is handsomely il- lustrated by Kate Lord. As publisher Russell Lord explains in a foreword, Jane gave the poems to her mother and father as a present last Christ- mas (1956), having written them while her father was recuperating from a serious heart attack. They are wonderful songs, born of the mountain stillness in a year of trial, the publisher writes. The 24 lyric verses deal with the people and places of her home, and show that she shares her father's intense feeling for the world of nature. FRONT ROW: (Left to right) Gary Cales, Phyllis Miller, Linda Craft, Mary Bailey, Judy McBrayer, Sharon McBrayer, Barbara Burchett. SECOND ROW: Anna Williams, Geneva Fraley, Betty Dyer, Janet Shelton, Linda Rice, Martha Callihan, Bobby Hale. THIRD ROW: Nancy Hicks, Nancy Miller, Kenneth Sammons, LeRoy Jackson, Stevie Wright, Don Pemberton, Ernie Davis, Tommy Bonzo, Jane Stuart, P. A. Williams, Kenneth Baker, Bill Logan. Prayer Group We are happy to announce that a Prayer Group had been started for the first time in Greenup High School. Meetings are being held each morning from 8:30 till 8:55. Officers have been elected for this group for the rest of the school term. P. A. Williams . . . President Bobby Hale . . Vice-President Betty Lee Dyer. . . Secretary Tommy Bonzo.... Secretary Kenneth Sammons . . Reporter Mr. H. R. Bowling is the faculty advisor of the group. Each week the group has Sing-Spiration, a guest speaker, and panel and group discus- sions. Every one is invited. 53 rs KWh s' Quartet A Carnation For Glen Mrs. Doran Merry Christmas I Scatterbrain Caster Bunnies Yvonne Plummer Gary Cales May Day Our May Queen And Her Court. E DECORATE FOR Cathy Where Are You? Surprise! 1 Basketball Queen JANE STUART UNDA EASTHAM I JANE STUART NANCY K1NNER («CEMtfA Leory Jackson (forward) P. A. Williams (center) Bill Logan (forward) Richard Jackson (forward) John McCracken (center) Tommy Bonzo (guard) Jimmy Garthee (guard) Hugh Everman (guard) Donnie Bonzo (guard) Kenneth Baker (guard) Ennis Griffith (guard) Glen Rawlins (forward) Hreenup Tigers Deteat Russell Five, 58 To 55 Holy family Beaten By GHS Rail y Greenup came from behind in the second half last night to edge Ashland Holy Family 68-62 at Greenup The Tigers surged ahead and were in full command through- out the first period for a 20-14 ad- vantage as the second canto started. Holy Family, paced by the jump shooting of J. D. Browne, soared back to outpoint Greenup 19-8 in the second and take a 33-28 lead at intermission. Greenup outplayed the Irish in the third as they took the lead early in the period by out shoot- ing the Ashland quintet nine to two in the opening minutes. The Tigers were in front 46-45 going into the deciding final period. I ed by Jim Garthee. Greenup had the advantage in scoring in the fourth, 22-17, to wrap up the contest. Holy Family was able to score only three points in the first six minutes of the fourth and found the range for 14 in the last two minutes. Garthee sparked the last half effort of the Tigers, scoring 16 points in the final two stanzas and took top honors for the winners with 20 for the night. Bill Logan added 19 for Greenup as the usually high-scoring P. A. Williams was limited to 10. mainly through the defensive work of the Irish's Mike Barber. J. D. Browne took scoring hon- ors for the evening with 23 and Bob Gilmore, who turned in a fine job in the boards, added 21 for Holy Family. The Irish were without the serv- ices of Dan Stephenson, who was out with a case of influenza. GREENUP 68 Forwards: Logan 19, Garthee 20. Jackson 5, Ever man Center: Williams 10 Guards: Baker 7, Rawlins 7, R. Jackson Personal Fouls: 17 Free Throws: 14 of 29 HOLY FAMILY 62 Forwards: Gilmore 21, Tipton 7, Smith Center: Barber 5 Guards: Browne, 23. Brylin 6. Fox Kenny Perkins. Fairview Bob Gilmore, Holy Family Dan Stephenson, Holy Family . Jim Smith, McKell Jimmy Gumbert. Wurtland P Larry Foster, Wurtland Gall Willis. Russell Jim Gallion, Russell Tom Howes, Russell I� Bill Logan, Greenup P. A. Williams, Greenup Don Counts, Raceland By WOODVALL MOORE I ship. This time they met in a con- RUSSELL-—The Greenup Tigers ference gamfc. defeated the Russell Red Devils by The score by quarters was Rus- I the score of 58 to 55 on the Rus- sell 11, 29, 47 and 55; Greenup 17, sell home floor Tuesday night. 34, 46, 58. Greenup led strong in the first Greenup had 24 field goals and Greenup copped consolation quarter, outscoring the Devils 17 10 free throws. Russell had 25 field “honors by coming from behind to 11. Russell failed while the well goals and 5 free throws. fter trailing for most of the con-. Balanced Greenup Tigers cut their --____________ test against Fairview. Kenny Perk- defense extensively. f C “ns of Fairview was high scorer in'I Both teams played pretty wellllVX 1 6611110 U6I6atS rthe preliminary, dropping through- even in the second period. Eachj 1 25 points. . hit or 17 points leaving Greenup||1 1 3VSOI1 uZ � )7 j in command with a 34 to 28 lead J at the halftime. ( GREENUP—The Greenup High Russell rallied in the third quar- School basketball season was Fairview, moving the ball well, •jumped into the lead early in the first period and led going into the second stanza. 21-11. Perkins ter to score 19 to 12. The Russell opened Friday night with Greenup scored 9 of his 25 points in the fast break, sharp shooting and re- defeating Grayson, «2-57 first period. Greenup started on the road iback in the second period, and after trailing at one point 27-14,- they rallied to only a four point deficit at intermission, 34-30. P. A. Williams, Greenup center,- was high scorer for the Tigers, 1 netting 21. Joe McNeal of Fair- view had 20. Greenup continued the barrage , in the third canto and after Fair- ' view guard T. N. Marshall fouled : out midway in the period, the Tigers pulled to a 49-all tie going i into the final period. RUSSELL 60 Forwards—Gallion 18, Bratton 4, Conley Center—Howes 13 Guards—Willis 14, McKenzie 11,, Fossen Free Throws—18 of 23 Personal Fouls—20 HOLY FAMILY 65 Forwards—Gilmore 20, Tipton 91 Center—Stephenson 9 j- Guards—Browne 18. Brislin 9 i Free Throws—15 of 31 Personal Fouls—14 Score by quarters: RUSSELI. ..... 25 13 10 12—60 HOLY FAMILY 14 19 16 16—65 bounding gave the Red Devils aj 47 to 46 lead at the end of the third_ 2g.i$ period. The score by o« . rs was 13-7, In the last period the strong,! well balanced Tigers couldn’t bej The were Wii 42-34 an Greenup nd Logan denied. They showed excellent WIU1 '“V } reenuP form in shooting and rebounding- £’ere Gar} CJ rman, although they were a little wild),Baker and vj. with their passing. The last quar-J High for G nond ter was extremely slow with the;i with 22. folio Tigers outlasting the Devils 12-8. J19. Other startei ere The Greenup attack was led by Davis, Dyer. Sat n. Bill Logan and P. A. Williams with' Greenup fouls 19. Glenn Rawlins with 11, w mes-and Grayson fouls . Gallion led the Red Devils with 25 26 andEiU Jim Bratton with 12. ' officials fo- to. This is the tenth time these two-JohnIon ,nH r;.,.tec. Q. O cams have tangled in the past _ ,, , _ ” . . wo seasons, this being the firsf ''' ? ' ’.ger victory. Both teams have ar-at Cannon.hmg Xnh.v outstanding record for sportsman Greenup Routs Fairview 70-43 For Eighth V. in % % A o % f FAIRVIEW 62 Forwards—Perkins 25, Salyer 3, Shelton 2 Centers—J. McNeal 20, Bayless Guards— T. N. Marshall 2, C. Marshall 4, G. McNeaf 6, Le- master. Damron Free Throws—12 of 25 Personal Fouls—25 GREENUP 66 Forwards—Logan 13, L. Jackson; 5, Rawling 7, Baker Center—Williams 21 Guards—Garthee 9, T. Bonzo 1,; GREEENUP —The Greenup Ti- gers turned on their scoring power here last night as they lambasted the Fairview Eagles 70-43 for their third straight victory. The Tigers, paced mainly by the | work of center P. A. Williams, dominated play throughout and had little difficulty after the open- ing minutes of the third quarter. Coach Jake Bowling’s quintet Jumped in front early and held a 21-14 advantage at the end of the initial quarter as Williams netted 11 points in the stanza. The two teams played on even terms in the second period and the home team was in front 32-25 at intermission. Greenup began to pull away in the third as they outscored the Eagles 16-9 and wrapped up the - Williams dropped in 21 points lead Greenup and was follower closely by v Everman whose -fine play m T r UP Wi fourt Foi reet , 8th s,,r. n,,« FAIK uUk K.r Aiitnninfino Faih� — - Irish, Red Devils In Championship Game By MALCOLM CONLEY Independent Sports Writer RUSSELL — It will be Boyd bounty against Greenup County in he finals of the Northeastern Ken- ucky Conference tournament to- light as Ashland Holy Family angles with Russell at 8 o’clock or the championship.____________ Greenup 74-58 in last night’s semi- final action. Fairview and Green- j up clash at 7 o’clock for third place honors. Russell and Greenup gave a dazzling display of racehorse” basketball as the two teams bolted up and down the floor at break- |to see Greenup pull to within four points with 1:30 left. Russell led 18-12 at the end of the initial period as the rebounding of Jim Gallion and Tam Howes proved i to be the difference. Gail Willis, who sparked Rus- sell’s attack, pumped in four it 28-21 on a goal and free throw with 5:15 left in the half. Led by. sharpshooting Bill Lo- gan. Greenup outpointed Russell 12-5 in the next four minutes to tie it .up and go ahead 34-33 on Williams charity toss. Two quick bucket and a pair of frees, how- EIGHTH GRADE PROM cz fuboqxafjfi'. 82 McDonald Pharmacy Drugs And Sundries Phone FL 2-1555 South Shore Kentucky The Youth Center Of The Tri-State The C. 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As graduation nears, let's take a serious look at the past. We see that education has been largely responsible for the progress of our nation. Why? Education is PROGRESS. Today — more than ever before — industry, business and labor, all, know the true values of a good educational system. EDUCATION continues to stand as a true symbol of PROGRESS. Kentucky Power Company Compliments Of Compliments Of McBrayers Grocery Phone Oak 195 Worthington Kentucky Picklesimer’s Market Argillite Avenue Phone 471 Flatwoods Kentucky Compliments Of Stephenson’s Beauty Salon West Collins Street Phone Russell Oak 234 Flatwoods, Kentucky Fo r Custom Built Cabinets See Hulls Bldg, and Cabinet Supply Arthur R. Danny J. Hull Phone Russell Park 1068 Worthington, Kentucky IRONTON, OHIO Box 419 Phone 1362-1363 COLUMBUS. OHIO 1114 DubUn Rd. Hudson 8-1947 Ford Bros., Inc. Petroleum Transportation Horn. 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