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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1960 volume:

Every morning a gracious God gives to each of us twenty-four hours; fresh, untouched, they are ours to do with as we will. These divine gifts are not merely privileges — they carry with them responsibilities. As we journey through life, we can’t afford to waste our precious moments idling along the way. True success belongs to the man who sets his goal high, travels always toward it, and refuses to be sidetracked, regardless of the cost. If we will assume our responsibilities and walk in a% path directed by the Creator, our lives, too, will be happy and blessed. Published By SENIOR CLASS GREENUP HIGH SCHOOL Greenup, Kentucky JOE WILLIS MAUK August 25, 1959 Joe Mauk was dedicated to public welfare an active participant in all worth-while projects His many duties included service as a member of the Greenup Independent school board, Chairman of the Greenup County Republician party, a member of 1 Masonic Lodge Number 89, Greenup, Kentucky, and a faithful member of the Greenup Methodist Church where he served as Chairrpan of the official church board. He was also Chairman of the Greenup County Fair. He will long be remembered for his way of meeting problems with vision, courage and understanding. 4 These past four years at Greenup High School have been filled with activities, joys and disappoint- ments, excitement and discouragement; through all. however, has run a continuous strain of happiness that has made an impression upon our lives. Now, as you turn the pages of this our annual, it is our wish that it will bring you as much happiness as it rms brought us. PAMELA SUE MAUK, Editor JENNIE ANNE JACKSON, Assistant Editor MR. J. w. HARRELL, Superintendent Greenup Independent High School To the members of the graduating class, I extend my very best wishes for your futun you will find that happiness and success do not come to you by satisfying your material ne Leave room for the pleasant word, the helping hand, the doing of good in your famil B community. Service to others will bring life’s rewards to you. BECKY BATES VINSON, A.B College of William and Mary RONALD KEITH BALL Iowa State Teachers College BERTHA ROSS, A.B. Cortner College GEORGE ARRINGTON, B.S. Eastern State College PRINCIPAL ANN M. SAMMONS, A.B., M.S. University of Kentucky LOUISE NELSON Ashland Center University of Kentucky PHYLLIS M. SMITH Lincoln Memorial University JENNY BALL, B.S. Morehead State College MRS. LUTI E D. NICKEL We Thank Her: For making the year 1959-1960 one of our best school years. For giving her day to us, at times not a very rewarding occupation. For her appreciation of our limitations and failings. For her patient endurance of our foolish whims and her ready praise for worthier endeavors. For helping us to appreciate our English and Literature. For her priceless experience which has been used to make our assembly and radio programs successful. All of these things have endeared Mrs. Nickel to the parents, the students and the faculty of Greenup High School. 9 For the most effective development of students there must be close cooperation between home and school. Parents must understand what the schools are endeavoring to do, while teachers must try to understand the problems of parents. To bring about this understanding and cooperation is one of the chief aims of the Greenup High School Parent-Teachers Association. To further the cause for education is the chief purpose of our P.T.A., an organization where our parents and teachers are working together for us. SEATED: Left to Right, Parliamentarian..............................Mrs. Joe O’Bryan President...............................................Mrs. TedReidinger Secretary....................................Mrs. Wm. Lanning STANDING: Treasurer .....................Mrs. Scott Collins Vice President ..............................Mrs. Fred Stultz Miss Addle is the title by which she is affectionately known and admired, not only by this year's graduating seniors as their first teacher, but also with all other classes from 1903 to 1949 in the Greenup Elementary School. The patrons of Greenup respect her for her strength of character, thoroughness in her work, vivacious personality and intellectual ability. Retiring from her life's work in 1949, she spends her time enjoying life and warming the hearts of the students whom she has taught by her friendly greetings and cheerful smiles. w FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Irwinia Kinner, Barbara Pemberton, Dorthy Crump, Reba Murray, Ellen Brown, Dennis Bowling, Jenny Jackson, Pamela Mauk, Kenneth Baker, Jenny Evans, Tommy Lawrence Sizemore, Jack Rice, Mike Fraley, Hobert Marshall, Bonzo. SECOND ROW: Lauraetta McConnell, Barbara Burchett, Roger Hilton. Barbara Pemberton Barbara Burchett . . Reba Murray • Baker resident BARBARA ANN BURCHETT A Team Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Candidate for May Queen 1; Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Staff Typist 4; Candidate for Snowball Queen 2; May Day Program 1,2,3,4; Snowball Queen 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Teacher's Pet (Who's Who) 4; Candidate for Prom Queen 3; 4-H Junior Council 1,2,3; May Day Winner 1; Prayer Group 2; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Friendliest (Who's Who) 4. IRWINIA LOU KINNER Band 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Trl-Hi-Y Secretary 4; Class Officer 3; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Feature Editor of .Annual 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; May Day Program l,2,3,4;Wittiest (Who's Who 4; Ground Observer Corps 1; Prayer Group 2; Valentine Queen 1. MARJORIE ELLEN BROWN 4-H Club 1,2; Dramatic Club 3; F.H.A. Club 4; F.H.A. Parliamentarian 4; Best Citizen (Who's Who) 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Prayer Group 2. 1 5 PAMELA SUE MAUK D.A.R. Award 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Beta Club Secretary 4; F.H.A. Club 4; F.H.A. President 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3; 4-H President 3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y Presi- dent 3; Annual Staff 3,4: Annual Editor 4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; Newspaper Editor 3; Class Officer 1,2,4; .Annual Queen 4; Class Favorite 3; Candidate for Basketball Queen 4; Candidate for Snowball Queen 2; Band 3,4; Band Reporter 4; Majorette 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; May Day 1,2,3; Most Likely to Succeed (Who’s Who) 4; Scorekeeper 2,3,4. ROGER DELUXE HILTON 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; District 4-H Camp 1,2,3,4; County Fair Winner 1,2,3; May Day Program 1,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2; Junior Conservation 1; Band 1; Annual Staff 4; Annual Staff Typist 4; Best Citizen (Who's Who) 4. HAROLD RAYMOND VEACH DENNIS RAY BOWLING F.H.A. Club 4; F.H.A. Song Leader 4; Basketball 1, 3,4; May Day Program 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; News- paper Staff 1; Junior Conservation 1; Rifle Club 1; Friendliest (WTio's W'ho) 4. JENNIE ANNE JACKSON F.H.A. Club 4; F.H.A. Secretary 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Annual Staff 4; .Annual Staff Assistant Editor 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; So Fine Quartet 4; May Day Program 1,2,3,4; Most Versatile (Who’s Whp) 4; Most Polite (Who's Who) 4; Candidate for Prom Queen 3; Perfect Attendance Record 1,2; 4-H Club 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Prayer Group 2; Dance Contest Winner 1. DOROTHY LORETTA CRUMP Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; .Annual Staff 4; May Day Program 1,2,3,4; May Day Winner 1,2; County Fair Winner 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3; Laziest (Who's Who) 4; Prayer Group 2. LAURAETA McCONNELL Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; So Fine Quartet 4; Glee Club 2,3; Best All Around (Who's Who) 4; Prayer Group 2; 4-H Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; May Day Program 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Club 4. HOBERT EUGENE MARSHALL 4-H Club 1; May Day 2,3; Biggest Baby (Who's Who) 4; Junior Conservation 1; F.H.A. Club 4; F.H.A. Officer 4; Annual Staff 4. WILLIAM LAWRENCE SIZEMORE Basketball Manager 3,4; Hardest Worker (Who's Who) 4; May Day Program 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Tape Recorder Operator 4; Valentine King 1; F.H.A.Club4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Candidate for Snow-ball King 2. DOYLE THOMAS BONZO Basketball Team 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4; Prayer Group 2; May Day Program 1,2,3,4; Most Versatile (Who's Who) 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Beta Club President 3; County Demonstration Winner 1,2,3; County Tractor Driving Winner 3; District Tractor Driving Winner 3; Valentine Candidate 3; 4-H Club Recreation Leader 4; Best All Around (Who's Who). BARBARA ANN PEMBERTON May Day Program 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Staff Typi9t 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Candidate for Valentine Queen 3; Prayer Group 2; Biggest Baby (Who's Who) 4; F.H.A. Club 4; Class Reporter 4; Candidate for May Queen 3. REBA ANN MURRAY Class Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 2,3; Best Liked (Who's Who) 4; May Queen Candidate 2; May Day Program 1,2,4; Annual Typist 4; Newspaper Staff 3; County Fair Winner 2; B Team Cheerleader 1; Junior Prom Queen 4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3,4; F.H.A.Club 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3. VIRGINIA JUANITA EVANS Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; Pep Club 1,2; F.H.A. Club 4 Annual Staff 4; Advertising Manager for Annual 4 Candidate for Valentine Sweetheart 3; 4-H Club 4 4-H Club Recreational Leader 4. HOWARD MICHAEL FRALEY Most Polite (Who's Who) 4; Snowball King 4; Boys' Tumbling Team 1; May Day Program 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Basketball Team 1; Junior Conservation 1. KENNETH PAUL BAKER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; President of Class 1,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Beta Club President 4; Annual Prince 2; Annual King 4; Most Likely to Succeed (Who's WTio) 4; -H Club 1,2,3; .Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Business Editor 4; May Day Program 1,2,3,4; Junior Conservation 1; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; Candi- date for May King 1; Candidate for Snowball King 2. Basketball 3; Junior Conservation 1,2; Rifle Club 1; Laziest (Who's Who) 4; Annual Staff 4; F.H.A. Club 4; Boys' Tumbling Team 2; Newspaper Staff 2,3; May Day Program 1,2. BIGGEST BABIES Barbara Pemberton and Hobert Marshall TEACHERS' PET Barbara Burchett HARDEST WORKER Lawrence Sizemore MOST POLITE Mike Fraley LAZIEST Jack Rice BEST CITIZENS Ellen Brown and Roger Hilton 22 FRIENDLIEST Barbara Burchett BEST LIKED AND FRIENDLIEST Dennis Bowling BEST LIKED Reba Murray LAZIEST Dorthy Crump BEST ALL AROUND Lauraetta McConnell MOST POLITE AND MOST VERSATILE Jenny Jackson wl: wl Senior Calais HARDEST WORKER Jenny Evans BEST ALL AROUND AND MOST VERSATILE Tommy Bonzo WITTIEST Irwinia Klnner Secretary . . . Reporter . . . Treasurer . . President . . . Vice President . . Anita Bryan . Joyce Turner . Paula Dotson Martha Callihan . Anna Veach 26 Ricky McBrayer Paula Dotson John McCracken Kelly Scaggs J vmior Charles Blevins Gail Riggs Steve Wright Martha Callihan Emmett Adkins Anna Veach Richard Jackson Ennis Griffith 27 Proctor Lyons Jimmy Brown Bill Bryan Bobby Logan Mike Richads Nancy Miller otnore Philip Spencer Becky Biggs Ann Kinner Paul Johnson Ronald Hackworth Virgil Caudill Clyde McConnell 30 Darrel Tackett Gary Craft Douglas Sammons Doris Hilton Rita Conis Janice Fritz Tommy Jackson Ray Moore Harold Woods omore Louis Darby Lois Darby Donna Burchett June Kitchen Linda Eastham . Barbara . Rebecca Greenl . . Don Rawlins .... Joy Rice . . . Sharon Collins . Jimmy Greenslate President . . Chaplain . . . Vice President Treasurer . . i LHAMPimm, Carolyn Hackworth Pearl Kendrick Danny Potter Jerry Bice man Marsha Fraley Lowlo Carter Bille Burchett Rebrecca Green Mary Boyles man Larry Wilson Roger Brown Loretta Justice Earl Riley Sharon Holbrook Gary Scaggs Wanda Beane Lundy Meadows Thelma Jo Stone Secretary . . President . . Vice President Treasurer . , Reporter . . . Chaplain . . . Jear.yCnmeH . . DalM George Swjiger . Danny SipSe Anne B.Mgkoy Alida J. Bates Sheila Johnson Ann Richards Gary Conis David Stapf Malcolm Bowling Roger Brown Larry Lastftam : . Robert Riley Patsy Collins Jean Kinner Kenneth Johnson William Law Judy Griffith Annie B. McCoy e Beverly Darnell James Stuart Freddie Adams Larry McConnell James Jackson Robert Johnson Brenda Portor George Swiger Vicky Phillips Gloria Cremeans Danny Sipple Wade Anderson Jean Stephenson Lloyd Bonzo Roy Barker iuth Williams Shelia Hay Paul Beach Ida Beach GregMcBrayer , . . Ann Vinson . Sandra Hunter Charles Conley . . Kathy Bugg Claudia Belford Treasurer . . Vice President President . . Secretary . . Reporter . . . I i Kathy Bugg Jane Hum Jimmy May Wilma Sizemore Billie Murray Glenda Pierce Norma Holbrook Bruce Leslie Gregory McBrayer Anna Hope Bowling Ronald Howard Linda Price Carol Gaskin Rosa Lee Caudill Scott Pierce Cheri Burchett Charles Conley Ann Vinson Donald Scaggs Sandra Hunter Debra vVard Bonnie Willis Bruce Carter Evelyn Gumbert Joan Barker Paul Barker James Hay Claudia Belford Darrell Kazee Jimmy Caudill LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Bonzo, iPaul Stapf, Sponsor, Mrs. Nickell; Kefineth Baker. Superintendent, Mr. Harrell; Panjela Mauk, Steve Wright. Darrell Tackett, Martha Calllhan, Philip Darby, Douglas Sammons, Sharon Mauk, Becky astham, Nancy Miller, Gary Craft, June Kitchen. The Greenup High Chapter of the National Beta Club was founded to stimulate high scholarship constructive leadership, purposeful service, and worthy character among the students ||onww who attain a scholastic average of B are candidateW eiHwwpMMBMBMpB BBB rmjne on the basis of character, leadershh iiuy ii rre WlWMBBBfiaSSBhool. CHAR ACT •Ii FIRST ROW: Left ifi RfgWpune Kitchen. SE( Pemberton, Lois Da by THIRD ROW: Linda T' Reba Murray. FOURTH RUXX: SfiTTWh Deloris Hiltdh, jgncy Miller. Fli i. RO ft: Barbara lecky Biggs. er, Treva IT Frv-in. iett. An It n c ly l’VOT« Borf5fby,C-rump,'Rita Oonis.Sue Swlger, a me! a Mauk. SEtW ITf ROWr Jenny Jackson, :en Brown, j p -Turnerg| Judy, Shelton. wma Kann mn ach-.Pauta Dotson, Martha FIRST ROW: Left to Pemberton, June K: Ronnie Hackwo: Paula Dotson, Lowlo Carter, rchett FlfflBr ROW: LeftHO Right: V Eastham; President, Boy: Recreatio� Leade ■president”, Nancy Miller Secretary, ■y «Hams: Song Leader, Anne B. C rolA Harney. SECOND ROW I v- :o: Song Leader, R easurer, Jean Kinn President . . . Vice President Secretary . . Game Leaders Song Leaders Conley ■i Humer H Belford Ph Vinson ruce Leslie . Glenda Pierce William Ailster . . Kathy Bugg Dale Fraley FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Gary Woods, Darrell Kazee, Harlen Bowling, Van James Adkins, Ersel Gumbert. SECOND ROW: Joan Barker, Glenda Pierce, Ann Vinson, Claudia Belford, Tuenica Brown, Sandra Hunter, Bonnie Willis, Carol Gaskin. THIRD ROW: Kathy Bugg, Elda Beane, Debra Ward, Oliver Williams, Billy Murray, William Ailster, Bruce Leslie, Dale Fraley, Mike Parsons, Charles Conley. Darnell, Patricia Wells. THIRD ROW: David Stapf, Mary Nicholls, Allda Jane Bates, Vicky Phillips, Elda Beane, Ida Beach, Mary Chloe Darby, Ann Richards, Verla Irwin, Janice Potter, Mary Trammel, Suzan Cales, Sue Baker, Martha Bailey, Ruth Williams, Aleda McConnell, Judy Griffith, James Stuart. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Roger Spencer, Lloyd Bonzo, Kenneth Johnson, Darrell McDaniel, Danny Sipple, George Swiger, James Jackson, Donald Caudill. SECOND ROW: Jean Stephenson, Carolyn Harney, Anne B. McCoy, Patsy Collins, Glennie Fritz, Shelia Johnson, Lois Stephenson, Shelia Hay, Carol Parsons, Beverly JresL a man 3 auontes JOY RICE DON RAWLINS opnomore a ass favorites SHARON MAUK DOUGLAS SAMMONS ‘3 8 Umor C (a65 3 a won 'ted PAMELA MAUK KENNETH BAKER MARTHA CALLIHAN STEVE WRIGHT 5: enior C laSS iJauoritel Snowlxi ItQ ueen inner uee Barbara Burchett, Joy Rice, Mascot, Cindy Arrington; Martha Callihan, Sharon Mauk. FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Gary Scaggs, Kenneth Sammons, Kenneth Richard Jackson, John McCracken, Douglas Williams, Managers, Baker, Steve Wright, Tommy Bonzo, Douglas Sammons. SECOND Larwence Sizemore, Louis Darby. ROW: Coach, George Arrington; Ennis Griffith, Dennis Bowling, Greenup Evens Mark With Win GREENUP. Ky. — With five players scoring in double figures Greenup rolled to an easy 77-41 victory over Louisa Tuesday night after holding a whopping 31-S halftime edge. Ken Baker led the game’s scorers for the victors with 23 points. The win evened Greenup's record at 7-7 and the loss left Louisa 2-7. Vanceburg Stumble� Greenup Lpse By Controlling Boards Greenup Win String Cut By Olive Hill of- Ky.—Greenup's Ti-,to P™% p alet GREENUP. ---------------- . gers upset Vanceburg’s U' 72- tense. backed 56 Friday night in a game decided I with 11. on the home team's determined re-| and defensive advantage on ollutgme boards against aj boards throughout thecontest The POS. GREENUP 7 f Jackson 1 F Baker 23 S C McCrackan • G Wriqhf 10 IS G Bonzo 14 SUp': — Lou ne — Whooler 4, Rica 7. Greenup — William� 10. Sammons 4, Scaoas 1 , , ,, LOUISA 7 I 12 It—41 GREENUP U Wjn 1S-77 official — Fholps. Chattla. LOUISA vanHooso Robert� L« Master Wellman Cyrus cold Vanccburg club. Greenup led Tigers withstood a «urge by all the way-19-11. 33-29 and 49-43 Lions in the second quarter ano at the breaks. then turned on, their own m The victory gave Greenup a 15-8 23-point finale BURO (5€) season mark and set Vanccburg Thom.sV 3.i7, Bverman 4-0-8. Pra- at 1M. tJ� Pu. lanier 40«.Hoop« Steve Wright led the Tigers’ at- Boner ’w-cg£g,rUp (!itf' tack with 19 points, supported by Jarkso„ j.ril. B.ker 2 2-6( Wn«h: Tom Bonzo with IB. John Me- « � ToThL- Cracken with 12 and Richard Jack- worth 1-0-2 son with 11. Vnnceburjc jj Larry Thomas hit for 17 points GomcSl«-John«m. Cartce 18 14 14 1« 13—54 23—72 Greenup Cagers Molded Into Fine, Fighting Club GREENUP. Ky. — Olive Hill got there fustest with the mostest Fri- day night and handed Greenup a 73-59 setback The loss snapped ? six-game Greenup winning streak The Comets piled up an 18-0 lead in the first quarter. Greenup nev- er recovered. Olive Hill was a substitute fo In a schedule switch. Greenup had iHcn scheduled to play Louisa, hut the game is to he played at a later da.e. Richard Jackson was the scoring star with 31 for Greenup. OLIVE HILL (73) Spark 4 • ft • 8 Tackett 4-0-8 Roe T-2-16 Short 5-2-12. Dicklsofl 2-4-8. Wil turns 7-1-15. Wells 1-0-2. Conn 1-0-2. GrtentuU 10-2 GREENUP (59) Jackaon 11-9-31. Baker 1-2-4. Me Craven 1-0-2. Griffith 1-2-4. Bonzo 4M-9. Williams 3-3-9 Olive Hill Greenup 18 22 16 17—73 0 13 ID 27—59 Greenup Wins, 58 To 45 Congratulations are in order for Coach George Arrington and his Greenup High School basketball team, which reached its season’s peak last week in winning the Northeastern Kentucky Conference tournament. Although accorded an outside chance of taking the title, it was pretty generally con- ceded that the championship which Greenup took last season would repose with some other school when the firing was over. • But the Tigers, showing excellent form, tremendous fighting spirit and an unexcelled desire to win, swept through the opposition in handy fashion, bringing the championship back to the smallest school, enrollment-wise, in the conference. It can hardly be overlooked that Airing- ton’s timing in bringing his team to a peak in mid-season might, in the long run, turn to a disadvantage when district tournament time rolls around. However, that remains to be seen. Arrington took over the club at the last moment and prospects were anything but bright. The boy who had been counted on to spark this season’s club had transferred to an- other school and although considerable experi- ence could be found among the remainder of the squad, there was no ‘super-star’. Through the dint of hard work and atten- tion to details, Arrington has molded a well- balanced squad, on which no one player is ex- pected to carry most of the load. And he has fashioned a team that can be calculated to give a good account of itself against practical- ly any opposition. One of the most important factors in Greenup’s success, has been the top-flight physical condition of the squad. In win after win, the Tigers have shown themselves cap- able of staying with the opposition, and out- running most of it, right up to the. final buzzer. Conditioning was a very considerable factor in their overtime win over Fairview in the NEKC finals. There are basketball teams around with more ability than Greenup, but there are with more ability to go a full 32 minutes the local team. GRE NUP. Ky. — Greenup? Tigers got double-figure scoring from four starters Monday night and scored their second basket- ball victory of the season, beat- ing winless Carter City 58-45. Greenup racked up 21 points to the losers 10 in the second period to come from behind and then coasted home for the easy victory. The win was Greenup's second in seven games. Carter City has lost all five of its starts. Carter City’s Wads Hall was the game's top scorer, netting 22 points. But Keft Baker bad 14. John McCraken 12, Richard Jack- son 11 and Steve Wright 10 tc overcome Hall’s individual effort Greenup gets right back intc action Tuesday night, traveling to South Portsmouth. CARTER CV. FOS. OREENUP Mall 22 F Jackson 11 Kisof S F Baker 1' Manay 9 C McCracktn 1! ftichartftOR S G Wrlfht 1C Mtstar 2 G Griffit J SUBS — Carter City, Jamas 2. Gratnua Bonzo 7, William� 2. Sammons 2. CARTER CITY 11 1� I 1 -4.’ IREENUP 7 21 11 OFFICIALS - Boy Its- Hobbs Careen up Ji( er6 Greenup Rally Pins Loss On S P.n Umnulll Greenup Sets Greenup W ins Record At 5-6 Fifth Straight, TT • _ 1 ¥7� v With PL-fairy JJ______ Fairview Hand Greenup GREENUP HIGH coach George Arrington proudly displays the NEKC Trophy the Tigers won last week. Arrington is married and has a son, Andy, Vk years old. This is his first year as head basketball coach. GIIS Tools “Experts , Takes Second NEKG Tourney Title Greenup High School fooled most of the so-called “experts” last week by wading through the Northeastern Kentucky Confer- ence tournament and bringing the championship back to Greenup for the second consecutive year. But the struggle wasn’t easy for Coach George Arrington’s team, which had to survive regulation play on a last-second shot and then battle through a three- minute overtime to down Fair- view for the championship, 67 59. Richard Jackson dropped in a lay-up shot with regulation time almost gone to tie the score at 57 and give Greenup a chance to completely outplay the Boyd County team in the overtime period. The Tigers had advanced to the finals by clipping Wurtland, 57-48 in Friday’s semi-finals, while Fairview was outlasting Holy Family, 78-69 in the other semi- final contest. Earlier, Greenup had downed Louisa, 61-39, in a game which aw Greenup’s bench emptied late in the third period.. Wurtland 59, Russell 58. Holy Family 80, Raceland 45. Quarter Finals Wurtland 62, Catlettsburg 61. Fairview 79, McKell 61. Semi-Finals Greenup 57, Wurtland 48. Fairview 78, Holy Family 69. Final Greenup 67, Fairview 59 (ot). Consolation Holy Family 70, Wurtland 48. The Tigers continued their win- ning ways Tuesday night, downing Raceland, 84-74, behind the 22- point scoring effort by Johnny Bill McCracken. Greenup led through- out the contest, and held a 16- point lead at the end of three periods. A mild Raceland rally in the fourth quarter narrowed the margin to 10 points. The win ran Greenup’s record to 15-8, including tournament wins, and set the stage for Friday night’s battle with Vanceburg here, a game with strong Russell at Russell next Tuesday and a tilt with rugged Boyd County at Cannonsburg next Friday night. Two Greenup cagers, jaexson and Steve Wrigh: were named on the all-NEKC tournament team. NEKC scores First Round GREENUP HIGH’S TIGERS, winner of the NEKC Tournament, are a young team and will continue to improve. Coach George Arrington sa s. The Tigers lose only two starters to graduation and should show the rest of the conference that they will have to be dealt with for top MMH. Front row Ken Baker. Ken Sammons, Rick McBrayer. Tommy Bonio. Doug Sammons and Bill Bryan. Back row: George Arrington, coach, Ennis Griffith, John McCrackin, R’chard Jackson, ZL dvi Wduvi (mr r= I) m nvqp ueen Billy Gullett, John Diedrick, Mike West, Chris Griffith, Queen Ann Kinner. King Louis Darby, Kathy Conley, Alice Thomas, Carolyn Collins, Marsha Griffith. u Mayor J. R. Leslie, Leslie Moore, Rev. Sipple, Rev. Lykins, Pamela Mauk, Darrell Tackett. Darrell Tackett Pamela Mauk President . . Vice President Secretary . . . Reporter . . Librarian . . Steve Wright Mike Richards Martha Callihan Pamela Mauk . . . Paul Stapf FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Jimmy Greenslate, Paul Stapf, May, Gary Craft, Larry Eastham, Darryl Tackett, and Charles Conley, Mike Richards, .Ann Richards. SECOND Steve Wright. ROW: George Swiger, Philip Spencer, Jimmy Stuart, Jimmy 78 I� Ready! 1-2-3 Martha Callihan, Paula Dotson, Doug Sammons, Alida Bates Linda Spencer, Carolyn Harney Set your sights high Miki; - vife f j 7 The world . . . yes, even the moon . . . can be yours . . . if you set your sights high. 7 f J America is entering on era of explosive expansion. New fields are opening up with startling rapidity. Start planning now to make the most of your God-given abilities. Rich rewords . . . both material and spiritual . . . await the trained man or woman . . . Education is available in many places . . . public schools, night schools, work-study programs . . . and thorough training in industry and the armed forces. Yes, the future is yours ... If you set your sights high and study hard. The world . . . even the moon . . . can be yours. ARMCO STEEL CORPORATION ASHLAND WORKS ASHLAND, KENTUCKY 85 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Moca bee's CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY PHONE 3-3001 GREENUP, KENTUCKY Phone JE 2-0933 For Better Built Concrete Blocks C M Builders Supply, Inc. For Better Built Concrete Septic Tanks TRI-STATE VAULT CO. Ironton, Ohio Phone JE 2-5913 Ironton, Ohio Whitehurst Co. Plumbing Heating Contractors Since 1929 Complete Facilities And Experienced Workmen Dial EAst 4-6520 1733 Greenup Ashland, Kentucky AshlancJ.Oil Refining Company shape your own future... No other person is exactly like you. That's why you need an educational plan to fit your particular needs. If possible your plans should include college training. Plan now for the future . . . with an eye on Ashland Oil. Our trained personnel will be happy to counsel with you. ASHLAND KENTUCKY J. D. Kinner and Son Lumber Co. Lumber And Builders' Supplies Sash, Doors And Mill Work Phone Grover 3-3511 Greenup Kentucky J. G. Price Insurance Agency Tom Smith, Manager Member Ky. Assn. Of Insurance Agents Phone 477 Russell Kentucky Koppers Company, Inc. Russell, Kentucky Nita’s Flower Gift Shop Proprietors Betty John Sampson Greenup Kentucky Phone Grover 3-2121 Russell Kentucky Phone 60 Greenup Milling Co. International Harvester Farm Machinery Tuxedo Feeds Kendall Electric ffig derite Sales And Service Electrical Contracting T. J. 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