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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

Because of her interest in each of us, her sense of humor, her understanding, her patience, and her willingness to help ifs solve our problems, we, the senior class of 1959, wish to dedicate the 1959 edition of “The Tiger's Den to Mrs. Shannon Vinson. the 1959 edition of Jiaer j 2)en We are proud to present to you our 1959 annual. This book has caught glimpses here and there, so that in years to come the activ- ities of this school year at Greenup High will not be dimmed and will not fade from memory. In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of '59, we shall be content, know- ing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do. We want to express thanks to all the people who have contributed to the publication of this annual and we thank you, the student body of Greenup High School for the support and cooper- ation you have so willingly given us. Bobbie Sue Callihan, EDITOR Linda Craft, ASSISTANT EDITOR EDITOR - BOBBIE SUE CALLIHAN V ASSISTANT EDITOR - LINDA CRAFT IL F ■ Superintendent Of (freen independent Sdtooii  TT I feel closer to t you in seventh grade s «IS 1 f V other, because with my keeping rs ago, I leafned the best and worst in each of you. You had so much more good than bad in you that you really won me. and it has been my fondest hope ever since that year that I be permitted to re™J k i you until you graduated. fcteynard, A. B. M. A., University of Kentucky FLORIS W. LILES, A. B. University of Kentucky. MOLLY ANNA NICHOLLS, B. S. University of Kentucky RONALD KEITH BALL, Iowa State Teachers College. THELMA HICKS, A. B., M. A. University of Kentucky. KATHRYN REED, B. S. University of Cincinnati. HOWARD RIGGS BOWLING, A. B. Morehead State College. ETHEL McBRAYER, A. B. Marshall College BECKY BATES VINSON, A. B. College of William and Mary. m K f • j N IT 9 JJflSr C(a55 icers Present . . ... Glenn Rawlins Vice-PrcSident.. A................................... Leroy Jackson Secretary ....... ................................... Bobbie Callihan Treasurer................................................ Linda Craft Reporter .............................................. Nancy Hicks LAVONNE NELSON Glee Club ....................................................... 1 4-H Club......................................................... 1 Tri-Hi-Y Club ................................................... 4 May Day Program........................................... 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff..................................................... 4 Newspaper Staff.................................................. 4 Annual Staff Typist.............................................. 4 Candidate for Basketball Queen................................... 4 BARBARA ANN LEWIS Annual Staff .................................................... 4 Newspaper Staff.................................................. 4 Candidate for Basketball Queen................................... 3 Candidate for Fall Festival Queen................................ 2 Glee Club.........................................................1 May Day Program...................................................1 Tri-Hi-Y Club.....................................................4 LARRY GAIL WOMACK F. F. A.......................................................... 1 Junior Conservation............................................. 1 Hi-Y Club....................................................... 2, Track Team...................................................... Annual Staff.................................................... Newspaper Staff.................................................. 4 Annual King...................................................... 4 Most Likely To Succeed........................................... 4 Honor Student.................................................... 4 11 U W N DONALD PENNINGTON Shop Manager....................................................... 2 Sweetheart King .................................................. 4 Safety Committee Member ........................................... 2 Library Attendant ................................................. 2 Movie Projector Operator .......................................... 2 MARY ALICE BAILEY Band ...................................................... 1,2,3,4 Majorette ........................................................ 4 Beta Club ...................................................... 3,4 Beta Club Secretary............................................... 4 Glee Club ...................................................... 1,3 May Queen ........................................................ 3 Class Officer .................................................... 1 4-H Club ......................................................... 1 Best Like (Who's Who) ............................................ 4 Newspaper Staff................................................. 3,4 Annual Staff.................................................... 3,4 Tumbling Team .................................................... 1 May Day Program................................................. 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y ......................................................... 4 Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer................................................ 4 Pep Club ......................................................... 2 Band Club ........................................................ 2 Spring Concert ..................................................3,4 NANCY ELIZABETH HICKS National Merit Scholarship Finalist .............................. 4 Beta Club ...................................................... 2,3,4 Annual Staff ..................................................... 3,4 Annual Proofreader...................................................4 Newspaper Staff ................................................ 2,3,4 Co-editor School Paper.............................................. 4 Band ....................................................... 1,2,3, 4 Solo Winner at District Band Day................................ 1,2,3 4-H Club........................................................ 1,3.4 4-H Junior Week At Lexington...................................... 3 4-H District Contest................................................ 3 County Fair Winner...............................................1,2,4 Future Homemakers of America.................................... 1,2 Teen Fashion Board.................................................. 4 Best Citizen........................................................ 4 Most Polite......................................................... 4 Conservation Essay Winner............................................4 Highest Magazine Salesman .......................................... 4 Library Club........................................................ 2 Student Council..................................................... 2 JAMES RICHARD GARTHEE, JR. Basketball .................................................. 1,2,3,4 Rifle Club ...........................,........................... 1,2 May Day Program................................................... 1,2 Tumbling Team....................................................1 2,3 Junior Conservation .............................................. 1,2 Class President......................................................1 Band.............................................................2,3,4 Dance Band'.....;................................................... 4 Baseball..................................................... 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff .................................................... 3,4 Newspaper Staff .................................................... 3 Most Polite......................................................... 4 Most Versatile...................................................... 4 Best Liked.......................................................... 4 LINDA LEE CRAFT Beta Club....................................................... 2,3,4 Beta Club Treasurer.............................. . ................ 4 Class Officer....................................................2,3,4 Annual Queen.........................................................4 Annual Staff...................................................... 3,4 Annual Staff Assistant Editor....................................... 4 4-H Club.......................................................... 1,2 4-H Club Officer.................................................... 2 4-H Junior Council.................................................. 2 Talent Contest Winner............................................... 4 Glee Club........................................................1,2,3 May Day Program .............................................1,2,3,4 Christmas Pageant................................................1,2,3 Annual Princess..................................................... 3 Candidate Basketball Queen.......................................... 2 Candidate Snowball Queen............................................ 3 Spring Concert.................................................... 1,2 Newspaper Staff....................................................3,4 Most Polite......................................................... 4 Wittiest............................................................ 4 ERNEST GLENN RAWLINS Basketball .................................................1,2,3,4 Baseball...................................................... 2,3,4 Band.........................................................1,2,3,4 Dance Band........................................................ 4 May Day King...................................................... 1 Snowball King............ ........................................ 3 Annual Staff.................................................... 3,4 Newspaper Staff................................................. 2,3 Glee Club..........................................................2 Runner-up Most Handsome............................................2 Class President..................................................2,4 Class Treasurer................................................... 1 Boys’ Tumbling Team............................................. 1,2 County Fair Winner.............................................. 2.3 Christmas Pageant...........................................1,2,3,4 Spring Concert.............................................. 1,2,3,4 13 JERLEAN YOUNG May Day Program 4-H Club........ Tri-H-Y Club ... Newspaper Staff . Annual Staff .... Glee Club ..... JEANNETTE TURNER Beta Club................. Tri-Hi-Y Club............. Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President ... May Day Program........... Newspaper Staff........... Greenup County Fair Winner Annual Staff............... Annual Staff Typist........ DONNA JOYCE ELDR1DGE Beta Club.................. Tri-Hi-Y Club.............. Annual Staff............... Newspaper Staff........... Greenup County Fair Winner Voted Most Polite.......... May Day Program........... Honor Student............. 2 3,4 1 4 4 4 1 3.4 . 4 ,. 4 .. 1 3.4 1,2 . 4 . 4 3,4 . 4 . 4 3 4 2,3 . 4 • 1 . 4 CLARENCE CHAFFENS ETHEL MAE DARNELL 4-H Club..........................................................1 Tri-Hi-Y Club ....................................................4 Class Reporter.................................................. 3 May Day Program.............................................1,2. 3,4 Valentine's Candidate...........................................3,4 Annual Staff..................................................... 4 Glee Club.......................................................1,3 Prayer Group..................................................... 3 Newspaper Staff.................................................3,4 Newspaper Typist................................................. 4 LINDA RILEY Annual Staff...................................................... 4 Newspaper Staff................................................... 4 Tri-Hi-Y........................................................ 4 May Day Program................................................. 3 Hardest Worker.................................................. 4 ANN ELIZABETH McCONNELL Annual Staff....................................................... 4 May Day Program ............................................... 2,3 Newspaper Staff.................................................. 3,4 Basketball Team.....................................................1 Softball Team.......................................................1 LEROY JACKSON Annual Staff..................................................... 4 Vice-President of Class.......................................... 4 Basketball................................................ 1,2,3, 4 Baseball..................................................... 2,3,4 Fire Warden...................................................... 4 Best Citizen......................................................4 Newspaper Staff.................................................. 3 Boys' Quartet...................................................3,4 GEORGETTA BEACH Newspaper Staff................................................3,4 Beta Club......................................................3,4 Basketball Team................................................ Third Prize Winner in Fair..................................... Honor Roll......................................................3, May Day Program................................................. 1 w PAUL LEE QUILLEN Baseball........................................................... 1 Glee Club.......................................................... 1 Class President.................................................... 3 Newspaper Staff.................................................... 4 Annual King ....................................................... 3 May Day King....................................................... 3 Runner-up May Day King............................................. 2 Junior Conservation................................................ 1 Wittiest........................................................... 4 March Wind Candidate............................................... 3 RUSSELL EARL CALES Voted Friendliest Senior Boy......................................... 4 Candidate for Valentine King......................................... 3 Highest Magazine Salesman............................................ 4 Senior Variety Show.................................................. 4 DORSIE YATES R. O. T. C............................................................. 2 Science Club......................................................... 1,2 Fireman...............................................................1,2 Junior Play............................................................ 3 Senior Play............................................................ 4 Annual Staff........................................................... 4 Talent Show.......................................................... 3,4 Class Reporter..........................................................3 Class Treasurer.........................................................1 17 REBECCA SUE CALUHAN Beta Club...................................................... 2,3,4 Beta Club Vice-President........................................... 4 Band......................................................... 1,2,3,4 Dance Band........................................................ 4 Annual Staff..................................................... 3,4 Annual Staff Editor................................................ 4 Newspaper Staff.................................................. 3,4 4-H Club..........................-..........................1,2,3, 4 4-H Club Vice-President.......................................... 2,3 4-H Junior Council and Officer................................... 2,3 4-H Clothing and Judging Champion.............................. 1,2.3 4-H Junior Week, Lexington..................................... 1,2,3 Rifle Club and Vice-President...................................... 1 Class Officer.................................................. 2,4 Snowball Queen..................................................... 3 County Fair Winner...........................................1,2,3,4 A Team Cheerleader............................................... 4 Ground Observer Corps.......................................... 1,2,3 Most Versatile..................................................... 4 Most Likely to Succeed............................................. 4 KAY BRADEN 4-H Club.........................................................1,2,3 4-H Junior Council.................................................. 2 4-H Junior Week Lexington........................................... 2 4-H Offical....................................................... 1,3 Band.........................................................1,2,3,4 District and State Band Day....................................... 3,4 Christmas Pageant............................................1,2,3,4 Voted Friendliest Senior Girl........................................4 Annual Staff.................................................... 2,3,4 Newspaper Staff..............................................1,2,3,4 Newspaper Editor.................................................... 4 Tumbling Team..................................................... 1,2 May Day...................................................... 1,2,3,4 Talent Contest Winner............................................. 1,2 Majorette.......................................................... 1 Senior of the Month................................................. 4 Rifle Club.......................................................... 1 Ground Observer Corps........................................... 1 2,3 County Fair Winner................................................ 1,2 D. A. R. Award...................................................... 4 l' ijS|£ Nancy Hicks, who has demonstrated a high potential for college achievement, was a finalist in this year's National Merit Scholarship competi- tion. Nancy has received the Certificate of Merit which attests to the high academic promise of the student. High scores on two college aptitude tests led to the nationally recognized honors for her. Less than one-half of one percent of the seniors in each state received the awards. We are very proud of Nancy's scholastic achieve- ment. $ed diti izen NANCY HICKS 20 Presenting Phe oCihely to Succeed LARRY WOMACK BOBBIE CALLI HAN NANCY IS MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALIST 'od Jer sat ile BOBBIE CALLI HAN - JIMMY GARTHEE WJittiest UNDA CRAFT - PAUL QUILLEN grads UNDE 1 EMMETT ADKINS HOBERT MARSHALL ROGER HILTON MIKE FRALEY KENNETH BAKER UN DA SWANSON LAWRENCE SIZEMORE ANITA GREENE PAUL LEE IRW1NIA KINNER REBA MURRAY PAMELA MAUK DENNIS BOWLING HAZEL BOWLING BARBARA PEMBERTON CHARLES BOND DOROTHY CRUMP JENNY JACKSON LAURETTA McCONNELL RAYMOND VEACH 27 omore SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ........ David Moore ............ Bob Hale ..... Rebecca Coffee . John Bill McCracken Martha Deane Callihan Treasurer .... President .... Secretary .... Vice-President Reporter ..... NANCY MILLER I ROBERT LEE HALE ENNIS GRIFFITH STEVE WRIGHT MIKE RICHARDS MARTHA C ALU HAN PAULA BUGG BOBBY LOGAN PROCTOR LYONS RICHARD JACKSON KELLY SCAGGS BOBBY FRITZ REBECCA COFFEE PAUL STAPF JOYCE TUKNtK WILLIAM CAUDILL BILL SPARKS KATHYRN DARNELL JOHN BILL McCRACKEN 30 ANNA VEACH SHIRLEY MILLER SHARON MAUK TOMMY JACKSON VIRGIL CAUDILL IDA JOHNSON DOUGLAS SAMMONS GARY CRAFT DARRYLL TACKETT PHILIP SPENCER HAROLD WOODS Helena McConnell LOIS DARBY TREVA CRUMP LOUIE DARBY Clyde McConnell DOUGLAS WILLIAMS WALTER TROXLER JUNE KITCHEN DELORES HILTON MARJORIE HICKS BECKY BIGGS ANN KINNER DONNA BURCHETT PAUL JOHNSON JUNIOR LEWIS GARY WRIGHT LARRY WILSON JERRY WILLIAMS ROSEMARY ALLEN KATHY BAKER LOLO CATTER DANNY GARTHEE BILLIE BURCHETT JIMMY GREENSLATE BRENDA REED GARY SCAGGS SHARON COLLINS KENNETH SAMMONS JERRY RICE CAROL BANFIELD MARY BOYLES MARSHA FRALEY JOYCE SHELTON i PATTY PORTER REBECCA GREEN DANNY POTTER JOHN CALUHAN LUNDIE MEADOWS EARL RILEY RONALD BOWLING WANDA BEANE BILL BRADLEY DANNY WARD GARY SCAGGS SHIRLEY ADKINS CONNIE CRUMP 36 even NTUCKY  SEVENTH GRADE President ... Vice-President Reporter .... Aiida Jane Bates .. Frank Hicks . Ann chards ELDA BEANE JOE O'BRYAN VICKY PHILLIPS FREDDIE ADAMS LOIS STEPHENSON JAN IS POTTER JUDY GRIFFITH DANNY SIPPLE JAMES JACKSON DONALD CAUDILL GLORIA CREMEANS JUNIOR ANDERSON DIANE HARP GARY CONIS 4 ANN RICHARDS JEANNE KINNER ANNE B. McCOY SHELIA HAY ALIDA JANE BATES SUE BAKER SHELIA JOHNSON BEVERLY DARNELL BRENDA PORTER PATRICIA WELLS DANNY LEWIS WILLIAM LAW PHYLLIS WOODS GLENNIS FRITZ ALEDA McCONNELL DAVE STAPF LLOYD BONZO DARRELL Me DAN I ELS larry McConnell FRANK HICKS RUTH WILLIAMS JIMMY STEWART PAUL BEACH IDA BEACH TEDDY ROYSTER ROBERT RILEY BETA CLUB OFFICERS .. Tommy Bon: Bobbie Callihj Linda Craft FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: SIXTH ROW: 4-H CLUB OFFICERS Anne Bee McCoy Carolyn Harney r. • Ki nner Kenneth Sammons .. Vicki Phillips ... Kathy Baker Secretary ....... Program ChcBnan Song leader!.... President ... .1. ICWBlEIsfB ,irin|hiEi?:|3j - - | 4rH CLUB 4 • (Lett to right) Joyce Shelton, Diane Harp, Juciy Griffith; Patty WilUs, J nne-Kinner, Sue Baker, Mary Darby, Janis Pott Baker, Jimmy Groenslate, Gary Conis. W % s MM jag: . . V.{ Roger Spencer, Donald Caudill, Suzan Cales, Anna B. McCoy, Carolyn Harney, Frank Hicks, Darrell McDaniels, Patsy C Lloyd Bonzo, Edna Callihan, Shelia Johnson. Larry Easthan, Lolo Carter, Barbara Bowling, Patty Porter, Ronald Bowling, Bill Bradley, John Callihan, Kenneth Sammons Jane Bates, Vicky Phillips. . f % SECOND ROW; THIRD ROW; aenee ENTRIES MARSHALL COLLEGE REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR Huntington, West Virginia April 3-4, 1959 reSenun Left-to right; Irwuua Kinner, Patty Willis, Shelia Johnson,Paul Stapf, Nancy Hicks, Jimmy Grcenslate, Bobbie Callihan Glenn Rawlins, Jerry Williams, Ann Richards, Susan Cales, Carolyn Harney. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bowling, Kenneth Johnson, Joy Rice, Larry Eastham, Darrell Tackett, Jimmy Gartnee, Patty Porter, Mary Darby, Mary Boyles, Kay Braden, Gary Craft, Brenda Reed. Judy Griffith, Louie Darby, Don Rawlins, Philip Spencer, Steve Wright, Doug Sammons, Tommy Bonzo, Jimmy Stewart, Roger Spencer. THIRD ROW: FIRST ROW: Left to right; Aleda McConnelJ, Carolyn Harney, Elea Bean H Wepncr.oon, Erma Performs, Sue Bakor, Jeanne Kinner, Joyce Shelton. Edna Callihe.., Suzan Cales, Ann Richards, Anne B. McCoy, Lois Stephenson, Shelia Hayes, Janls Potter, Patsy Collins Brenda Porte . Aiida Jane Bates, Vicky Phillips, Mary Darby, Diane Harp, Ida Beach, Phyllis Woods, Lolo Carter, Carol Sanfield, Rebecca Green. SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: Left to right; Donald Cau Junior Anderson, Danny War' onser vat ion CU Lloyd Bonzo, Paul Beach, Jimniy Greenslate, Gary Conis, Darrell McDaniels, Frank Hicks. Danny Potter', John Callihan, Kenneth Sammons, Gary Skaggs, Leroy Adams. K 0 fA denting (Jhe (Conservation (Courier journal Cssatj NANCY HICKS - DOUG SAMMONS - MIKE RICHARDS - DARRELL TACKETT Alternate Aclitori jPre3entin £ Jhe Seventh Cjrade ddavoritei ALIDA BATES - ROGER SPENCER C' icjltli trade ddavorlteS KATHY BAKER - LARRY WILSON Dii-J4i-yj Vjfficers President .........................................Pam Mauk Vice-President...............................Jeanette Turner Secretary ..................................... Nancy Hicks Treasurer.............................................. Mary Bailey Chaplin ....................................... Nancy Miller JPreSentma favorites rumor PAM MAUK - HUGHIE EVERMAN ueen May Queen--------Mary Bailey Escort-----------Paul Quillen Helen Of Troy Dancers Ballerinas 63 '-------- tv v 14 ao r flCENkfi IS ( V. 7 k i iRS . ROW: Left to right; Coach, H. R. Bowling; Larry Wilson, Douglas Williams, Bobby Hale, John Cal 11 hon. Walter Troxler. Do Rawllhg, Manager. ' ' SECOND ROW: Paul Staph. Konn th Sanunoas, Gary Skaggs, Jimmy Grecnslato, Douglas Sammons, Hobert Marshall. V A' Left to right; Manager, David Moore; Rickey McBrayer, Ennis Griffith, Tommy Bonzo, Jimmy Garthee, Steve Wright; Mana- ger, Marshall Baker. Coach, H. R. Bowling; Leroy Jackson, Hughie Everman, Dennis Bowling, Richard Jackson, John McCracken, Glenn Rawlins Kenneth Baker. FIRST ROW; SECOND ROW: BP umor ILj seam neeneadeM LEFT TO'RIGHT: Kathy Baker, Sue Baker, Anne B. McCoy7 Jennrie Kinner, Joy Rice Greenup, Russell Win Tourney Games; Ashland, Raceland Out Greenup Tigers downed Ashland Holy Family, 58-45, Thursday night in the North Eastern Ken- tucky Conference basketball tour- nament at Raceland high school gymnasium. Russell defeated Raceland, 71-46, in the second game. The losses dropped Raceland1 and Ashland Holy Family from re- maining play in the tournament. Everman was high point man for Greenup with 26 points. Brown paced the Holy Family team with 19 points. Trent led Russell with 29 points as Cotton and Counts led Raceland with 14 points each. Tonight's tournament play matches Greenup and McKell in the first game starting at 7 p.m. Russell and Wurtland clash at 8 p.m. Lineup and score by quarters in first game: GREENUP—58 L. Jackson, 9: Rawlins, 2; R. Jackson, 13; Garthee, 8; Everman, 26. HOLY FAMILY—45 Greenup Upsets Wurtland Five WURTLAND — The Greenup Tigers defeated the Wurtland War- riors 72-71 on the Wurtland floor Friday night. The Tigers led all the way and the Warriors came through with 30 points in the final quarter to pull the edge down to one point. Curt Hutchinson scored 20 points and Joe Mullins 13 to pace the winners. Jim Garthee had 30 points and Larry Foster 15 for Greenup. This was the second upset for Wurtland who had a 7-1 record. They lost to Raceland in their last game. The lineup: Wurtland Greenup Hutchinson 20 L. Jackson 11 Virgin 4 Rowlings 5 Maddox 10 R. Jackson 6 Roe 5 Garthee 30 Mullins 13 Baker 12 Subs: Subs: Foster 15 Bonzo 5 Gumbert 4 McCracken 2 Griffith 1 Officials: Phelps and Meade. Smith, 1; Tipton, 8; Barber, 1; Lockhart, 6; Stephenson, 2; Brown, 19; Gilmore, 8. GREENUP 14 14 15 15—58 HOLY FAMILY 6 15 16 8-45 Lineup and score by quarters in second game: RUSSELL—71 Bratton, 6; Ledford, 12; Me- Comas, 7; Trent, 29; Miller, 13; Barnett, 4. RACELAND—46 Davidson, 4; Howell, 2; Cotton, 14; Counts, 14; Rose, 6; Hall, 4; Mills. 2. RUSSELL 11 21 24 15—71 RACELAND 9 13 12 12—46 Greenup Tops Russell, Wins NEKC Tournament Greenup downed Russell, 50-44, Saturday night at Raceland high schocl gymnasium to win the North-eastern Kentucky confer- ence basketball tournament champ- ionship. McKell topped Wurtland, 56-51, in the consolation game. Everman was high point man for Greenup with 20 points. Trent paced the losing «Red Devils with 18 points. Hamilton and Callihan were high point scorers for McKell with 12 points each. Mullins and Foster led Wurtland with 16 points each. Lineup and score by quarters in championship game: GREENUP-----50 L. Jackson, 5; Rawlins, 11; R. Jackson, 4; Garthee, 10; Ever- man, 20. RUSSELL — 44 B. Bratton, 2; Ledford, 5; Mc-| Comas. 7; Trent, 18; Miller, 12. GREENUP 14 13 11 12-50 RUSSELL 10 10 16 8-44 Lineup and scores by quarters in consolation game: MCKELL------56 Hamilton, 12; Sammons, 9; Johnson, 11; Horton, 7; Callahan, 12; Henderson, 2; Bergman, 3. WURTLAND -----51 Virgin, 2; Maddox, 2; Gum- bert, 14; Mullins, 16; Foster, 16; Rowe, 1. MCKELL 12 10 14 20—56 WURTLAND 13 15 15 8—51 Lineup and score by quarters in first game: GREENUP—54 Baker, 4; R. Jackson, 13; L. Jackson, 6; Everman, 16; Raw- lins, 2; Garthee, 13. McKELL—52 Sammons, 6; Horton, 18; Hamil- tQP. 13; Callahan, 8- Johnson, 7. GREENUP 9 14 18 13-54 McKELL 8 13 16 15—52 Lineup and score by quarters in second game: RUSSELL—66 Trent, 13; Ledford, 15; Mc- Comas, 9; Bratton, 11; Miller, 18. WURTLAND—54 Maddux, 6; Hutchinson, 3; Fos- ter, 21; Mullins, 15; Rowe, 2; Gumbert, 6. RUSSELL 13 15 20 18—66 WURTLAND 9 14 8 23—54 ____________i Russell. McKell and Greenup led the All-Tournament team with two players each. Named to the select team vere Bill Ledford and Bill T;en Rus 'di; JfMsh Everman andji w- Gar- hec. Greenup: Ro e: and 'Ike Hamilton. IVJcKeli: Larry Louisa. T N. Marshall - if view; -Tip Lee. Catletts burg: Larry Rosier. Wurtland: J. D Browne. Ashland H ly Family, and Dan H veil. Bar eland. Greenup defeated McKell, 54- 52, Friday night in the semi- finals of the North Eastern Ken- tucky Conference basketball tour- nament at the Raceland high school gymnasium. Russell downed Wurtland, 66-54, in the second game. Everman was high point man for the Greenup Tigers with 16 points. Horton paced the losing McKell Bulldogs with 18 points. , 'Miller was high point scorer for • Russell with 18 points as Foster I led Wurtland with 21 points. Greenup Tigers Defeat McKell GREENUP—The Groenup Tigers defeated the McKell Bulldogs on the. Greenup floor Friday night. Th- score was 87-51. The Tigers jumped to an early lead and maintained it through- out the game. The first quarter ended with Greenup leading by 6 points, 18-12. They scored 24 points in the second quarter giving them a lead of 17 points at the half. The score was 42-25. Greenup continued to play a fast game and scored 20 points in the ! third quarter. They scored 25 to McKell's 14 in the final stanza and ! the game ended 87-51. GREENUP 87 McKELL 51 iL. Jackson 2 Callihan __10 Rollins ... 29 Johnson ___15 R. Jaekson 6 Horton ____10 Garthee ______15 Sammons ________________6 Everman ______16 Wolfe __________________4 i Subs: Subs: Wright ________4 Henderson ... 2 Baker _________3 Bergman ----------------4 Bonzo _________6 McCracken ... 3 Griffith ......2 fowling ..... 1 Officials: Carr and Ball. Greenup defeated McKell, 54- 52, Friday night in the semi- j finals of the North Eastern Ken- I tucky Conference basketball tour- ! nament at the Raceland high school gymnasium. Russell downed Wurtland, 66-54, in the second game. Everman was high point man for the Greenup Tigers with 16 points. — i . i..:.., irMvnll Lineup and score by quartets in first game: GREENUP-54 Baker, 4; R. Jackson, 13; L. Jackson, 6; Everman, 16; Raw- lins, 2; Garthee. 13. McKELL—52 Sammons, 6- Horton, 18; Hamil- ton. 13; Callahan, 8 Johnson, 7. GREENUP 9 14 18 13—54 .McL-lLL___________a is ut is w Greenup Victor In |NEKC Tourney; To Play McKell I RACELAND, Ky. — Groenup Higlt School made its initial start : in the Northeastern Kentucky Con- ference Tournament a successful 1 cne Thursday night, belting Ash- ! land Holy Family for a 58-45 basket - ! ball decision. Greenup goes against McKell In • tonight’s action. j Following a six-point first quar- ter for Holy Family, the game was ijever actually in doubt. The Tigers wbre consistent all night in piling up 14-point periods in the first half and 15-pointers af'.. : intermis- ! sion. High point man lor the winners was Everman with 26 points whil j R. Jackson chipped in with 13. Brown paced the losers with 19 ASHLAND H. F. (45) N Smith 0-1-1. Tipton 3-2-8. Barber 0-1-1. Lockhart 1-4-6, Stephenson 1-0-2, Brown 8-3-19. Gilmore 3-2-8 GREENUP (58) L. Jackson 3-3-9, Rawlins 1-0-2. R Jackson 4-5-13, Garthee 4-0-8, Ever- man 10-6-26 Ashland H. F. 6 15 1« 8—45 Greenup 14 14 15 15—58 Officials—Adkins. Pcrgrem Greenup Tigers Given Award GREENUP—The Greenup Tigers winners of the NEKC Tournamen: Saturday night, also won the Good Sportsmanship Award. The award was based on the excellent sportsmanship displayed by players, fans, cheerleaders and coaches of Greenup High School. The presentation was made by Clifford Loudenback, president of the NEKC at the close of the tournament. H. R. Bowling, Green- up coach, accepted the award on behalf of the school. The Tigers were selected for the honor by a majority vote of representatives from the following participating schools, Ashland Holy Family, Catlettsburg, Louisa, McKell, Rus- sell, Raceland, Wurtland and Fair- view. GREENUP—MISS KAY BRAD- EN. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Braden of Greenup has been selected by the faculty of Green- up High School to receive the Good Citizenship Award present- ed each year by the Poage Chap- ter of the Daughters of The American Revolution. Miss Braden is a senior at Greenup High School, a member of the band, editor of the school paper and a member of the an- nual staff. PLEASURE HORSE WINNER at the Greenuo County Horse Show was Jupiter, owned by Douglas Sammons of Greenup and ridden by Ann Richards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs James W. Richards of Greenup. The pleasure horse class was sponsored by the Town and Country Drive In. Presenting the first place ribbon is Alida Jane Bates of Greenup. Miss Hicks Named Semifinalist In National Merit Scholarship NANCY HICKS GREENUP — Mrs. Oscar Sam- nons,' principal of Greenup Inde- pendent High School, today an- nounced a Greenup student has been named a semi-finalist in the 1958-50 National Merit Scholar- ship Foundation. Miss Nancy Hicks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hicks of Greenup is among the 10.000 top ►scorers in the National Merit Qualifying test. The semi-finalists now faces an- other rigorous three-hour exami- nation. the Scholastic Aptitude Test of the College Entrance Ex- amination Board, which will fur- ther substantiate their high scores on the NMSQT. This second test will be given in testing centers throughout the U. S. on December 6, 1958. Those who repeat their high fcores on this second test will become finalists in the competi- tion. John M. Stalnaker, is president of National Merit Scholarship Cor- poration, which conducts the an- nual program. As finalists, the students will be eligible for an estimated $5 mil- lion in scholarship awards spon- sored by over 80 business and in- dustrial organizations, professional societies, foundations, individuals, and the National Merit Scholarship Corporation itself, the conductor of the annual nationwide competition. All finalists will receive Certifi- cates of Merit attesting to their high ability; and all colleges and universities will be notified, thus enabling these students to be con- sidered for a wide range of other scholarship awards. Each Merit Scholarship is a four- year award covering the four un- dergraduate college years, and each award carries a stipend tailored to the need of the individual winner. The stipends have been averaging about S650 a year. Minimum awards, for students who have been determined to have no financial need, are $100 a year; and maxi- mum awards, for students who have been determined to have maximum need, are $1,500 a year. More than 700 students will be named as Merit Scholars about May 1. 1959. Greenup Honor Students Named GREENUP — Mrs. Ann Sam- mons. principal at Greenup High School, has released the following list of students for the honor roll: SEVENTH GRADE — Frank Hicks. David Stapf, Kathryn Sue Baker, Alida Jane Bates. Suzan Cales. Edna Callihan, Patsy Col- lins. Mary Chloe Darby. Jud. Grif- fith. Carolyn Harney, Diane Harp, Jean Kinner, Thelma Lewis, Anne B. McCoy. Ann Richards, Patty Willis. EIGHTH GRADE — Don Raw- lins. Larry Wilson, Kathryn Baker, Barbara Bowling. Sharon Collins, Brenda Fraley. Rebecca Green, Patty Porter, Brenda Reed, Joy Rice. Kenneth Sammons. FRESHMEN — Linda Eastman, Gary Craft. Marjorie Hicks. Dar- rell Tackett. Sharon Mauk. Becky Biggs, June Kitchen, Douglas Sam- jmons. Philip Spencer. Louis Darby. I SOPHOMORE—Paula Sue Bugg. Martha Callihan, Rebecca Coffee, Ennis Ray Griffith, Richard Jack- son, Nancy Miller, Paul Stapf. JUNIORS — Barbara Pember- ton, Tommy Bonzo, Kenneth Baker, Barbara Burchett, Hugh Everman, Jennie Jackson, Pamela Mauk Linda Swanson. SENIORS — Linda Riley. Don- na Joyce Eldridge, Mary Alice Bailey, Leroy Jackson. Geo-getta Beach. Glen Rawlins. Nancy Hicks Jeanette Turner. Kay Braden. Rus- sell Cales. Bobbie Sue Callihan. Linda Craft. James R. Garthee, Larry Womack, Ann E. McConnell. Bonnie Nelson, Jerlean Young. 73 I Ml in irr I SCORDCE :plrs Ann Kinner Pam Mauk This Is The Eyeball Hard At Work NANCY MARY ALICE LARRY JIMMY DONNA JERLEAN JEANNETTE ETHEL MAE PAUL GLENN DONALD RUSSELL BONNIE her year at Greenup High sSbol throughout the year B :o our annua lerely yours THE ANNUAL STAFF Established 1901 LAUNDRY • CLEANING • STORAGE Russell Phone 271 Ashland Phone 4-2158 ftrircm Our trained per- sonnel will be happy to coun- sel with you. No other person is exactly like you. That's why you need an educational plan to fit your par- ticular needs. 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