Guthrie High School - Eagle Yearbook (Guthrie, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1954 volume:

A-1 1954 EHGLE A' GUTHRIE HIGH SCHOOL Guthr1e Kentucky FURHUUHD May th1s our volume of THE EAGLE preserve for us a golden treasury of thought to wh1ch we may turn for re freshment long after we are scattered by the w1nds of t1me As they scan 1ts pages may lt also recall pleasant memorles to all THE EAGLE staffs and awaken 1n them a fresh 1nter est 1n then' Alma Mater May these reco1lect1ons of our school days never fa1l to spur us on to nobler and h1gher 1dea1s, and the memory of the words here spoken lnfluence us toward all that 1S good, true and beaut1ful. I UEUICHTIUH RX 1 K ZQQ We dedmate THE EAGLE w1th love and gratltude to Mrs Buhler H G111urn who has 1nsp1red us to be better c1t1zenQ of tomorrow 1,, 1 g. A Ak V In A 4 N I.: 2 T W 21' i WM X C' BUHLER H GILLUM W HENRY CAMP MALONE Home Economrcs Instructor Pr1nc1pa1 Scrence Instructor 4- A F WILLIAM KERR FRANCES COURSEY HISIOYY Instructor Commerlcal Instructor ff f H QA . fox P33 Z' .. 4.11 EDMONA RONE SMITH WILLIAM WAYNE COVINGTON Enghsh Instructor Compllments of Coa ch Mathematlcs Instructor Comphments Of GUTHRIE CLEANERS CompI1ments of W L. KIMBROUGH 81 SON Phone 2950 COOK FURNITURE COMPANY Merchants and Bu1lders We w111 try to gxve sat1sfact1on Phone 2157 Gllthrle, KeHtl1Cky C E. Long Owner H. E Webb Jr , Manager 3 os 5. T I ' lt- . . f . ls H 1 r ' il. K' ' ,?f4f3:! .r if mil 4 S I I , I I. .fx V . I IJ l ,Luv ,Ll V 2 ' A x ,J ' R 4- IU-I i f' - f' J , N , I . ,xv X r . AW, I rfb, 1!. - 1 ,Xt I at ' inrx K f HHHUHL STHFF Ed1tor 1n chnef Margaret Ann Johnson Asslstant Edxtor Georgla Markhn Bus1ness Manager Frank G1ll Asslstant Busmess Manager Sam Harper Class Edltor Mary Frances Warren Sports Ed1tor Owen Banton Act1v1ty Ed1tor Genetta Orr Snapshot Ed1tor Walter Thomas Ad Edltor Em1ly Johnson Grade School Ed1tor Elmer Johnson Ass1stant Grade School Ed1tor Mack Howell Sponsor Mrs Basll Smlth ts W5 Antlques 8: G1ftS ountry ham, hot b1scu1ts 8: Southern Fr1ed Ch1cken Guthr1e Kentucky Compl1ments of BILL LONGHURST GENERAL STORE Complxments of R WHITE APPLIANCE COMPANY Guthrle Kentucky X3 1.3 aw' x L AWG' :NRG v 'Y x OWCA v W xgeill e 9 'Y C QOL oY 'rt' s K Y ,- 9 .X 1 x x c J ,f X 'ff-1. ' 5 1 C A so , Y X 1 V.. Q. ,V 5 . . s vi Q IIC ' ' I . . H , 1 5. 3 Q wig? N vu , 1 Ja Q X55 e399 Y' xjlig . sx K , ACD' X xlxiklx' 1 W Y A S.' ' A cw A wx - we qc 1- I 1 I SCKY 'I I fs- cow I 2 '- n 'f I 3' 4.1 gi 'fit 45' ng, T f F :. . '1i 1,7 22 F Q3 '1 . . fa , r r WM SEIIIUHS I Q - fujlft. ' SAMHARP 'YBONWS . E .B-VA' ' Class PresidER VI BX-'YY-9' puesidem, Sgaiii The G'H. S R emi F B L vxce' h Xe fx- ' ew ' - -A,, mass. Team- Raglan? St- C0 ew Staff? Ea The vatilw Review 5 816 Staff ,B-5' b- ietvadon cw ' , k 4 :,,!' A3 E MARY FRANCES WARREN Class Secretaryg The G.H.S. Re- view Staff: Cheerleaderg F.B.L.A Eagle Staff. MARC . Of' C ARET b. 1 AN GENETYP- dit.. GXGC 02 5. RC' Glets Reporterg OHNSQN Cxass Tfifrncez Theiig. Q .B.L.A. Staff: Siu? The G :Z Assistance 1 ' ' . me Armin wie 5 as. L.A.g E sniff: Q1eel1Re ffw View eadefg 5 3 5- 'We G-YK' Varsity TANT0 wb M S'-'ff esm- XLG B-V' wig' ' Ea 1 ' 771 gjffx - Y - ye, 5 g e S e G Y owb' 6. eat tiff- F 'H.S, as-:new Sw ' ' B' L-A. Review EMI Ly ye Bet -,011 -, Sag . mea C1vb.FNS01v 069508 s.v 'f .,. Sw' C. ' -3. EVA '-Y ' 606 H. Re LA.-E 9y,X'5'd qeawg-5,?'b - ' x . ' Vlew St agle S qaiiw The G X309 CXO aff: fafg. Swi - onsetqa DOROTHY'S BEAUTY SHOP Your Love11ness Is Our Bus1ness Phone 8 Trenton Kentucky CLHSS HISTUHU In attempt1ng to record the h1story of the class of 1954 we frnd we are al most overwhelmed by the greatness of the task In 1950 four years ago th1s fall the present sen1or class entered upon 1ts crulse 1n the vast ocean of knowledge encounter1ng reefs shoals and many un known per1ls but enter1ng safely the w1shed for haven at last Com1ng from the hamlets hedges and by paths of all parts of Kentucky we met here at Guthr1e and took upon ourselves the role of freshman In th1s year we were too tlmld to have much fun W1th an enrollment of twelve we elected our off1cers Pres1 dent Mary Frances Warren V1ce Pres1dent Mack Howell Secretary Treas urer Genetta Orr Reporter Elmer Johnson w1th Mr Nall as sponsor Aga1n 1n 1951 we came back as happy go lucky sophomores Hav1ng lost Mam1e Buck and galned Gayle Clayton we aga1n elected our off1cers Pre sldent Sam Harper V1ce Pres1dent Owen Banton Secretary Frank G1ll Treas urer Gayle Clayton Reporter Margaret Ann Johnson Our sponsor was Mr Rochelle We were very glad to have Mary Frances Warren elected cheer leader Th1s was our good t1me year for we had been 1n school long enough to have shaken off our t1m1d1ty entrrely yet not qu1te long enough to real1ze that we should take our work serlously Commencement was the crown1ng glory to our good t1me year and thus ended our sophomore days When we came back to school as Jumors our class had lost Gayle Clayton and Elmer Johnson but we were proud of four of our boys Owen Frank Mack and Walter as they were on the vars1ty team Mrs Bas1l Sm1th was class spon I , . , . . . . , . , - . , . . - I . , - , . . . , . z .- use I - I uso g - - Q.. , ..- , . . s . . i . . I . us- 1 ' l ... , .-. . , ' ' 1 , . . I n 3 , 1 , I ' 0 0 ' l - sor and officers were: President. . . Margaret Ann Johnson, Vice President. . . Sam , .- - D , ... l , ..- . . . , . . . . . - u - s 3 . , . , ' : ' , ' ' , ... s .-. , ..- , l . . D . , . . . . . . - , . . . . , D . u , 1 . -. - . , I 9 D ' . . , , . . . . . Harper Secretary Roma Sm1th Treasurer Frank G1ll Reporter Genetta Orr As Jun1ors we had begun to practlce sen1or d1gn1ty One of the most en Joyable events of the year was the Jr Sr banquet on May l m the recreat1on room The theme Star Dust was carr1ed out Now comes the h1story of our year 1n Sen1or Heaven We doubt that th1s 1S an appropr1ate name for the farther we sa1l upon the sea of knowledge the more danger there 1S of s1nk1ng For the last t1me 1n h1gh school we have elected our off1cers Pres1dent Sam Harper V1ce Presldent Walter Thomas Secretary Mary Frances Warren Treasurer Genetta Orr Reporter Margaret Ann Johnson and Mrs Bas1lSm1thas sponsor Th1s year we lost two members Roma Sm1th and George Goodw1n and agam galned Elmer Johnson Mary Frances War ren and Margaret Ann Johnson represented our class as cheer leaders hop1ng to help the ball boys to v1ctory Genetta Orr was ed1tor of our school paper THE G H S REVIEW and Margaret Ann Johnson Ed1tor 1n ch1ef of our annual THE EAGLE We have ma1nta1ned w1th d1ff1culty our Sen1or pr1v1leges for our cur1os1ty as to rules and our vague 1dea of the pumshment to be 1nf11cted often led us from the stralght and narrow way Yet here we are on the threshold of the great world What dazzl1ng careers awa1t us 1n the unknown future we leave to our prophet 1n whose 1nsp1red v1s1ons we repose unbounded fa1th and confldence 7 LHST llllll HND TESTHHIEHT UF THE CLHSS UF I954 We, the Senior Class of Guthrie, having reached maturity in wisdom and in years, do hereby make and publish this our last will and testament, bequeathing our worldly possessions as follows: To the Junior Class, we bequeath our most precious possessions, the Faculty, cherish and honor them, and when they have served you, hand them down to your successors with like admonition. To you, oh worthy Juniors, we do also bequeath our dignity, that it may be of service to you, in pos- sessing the privileges of Seniority, those rare but delightful privileges. To the Sophomores, we do give and bequeath our best wishes for a brilliant career, likewise the hope that the remainder of your school days may be peaceful and happy. To the Freshman we leave a certain amount of Senior nerve, which you will need on your long journey to the goal. To the various members of the faculty we make the following bequeaths: To Mr. Malone, we bequeath one science class, with brilliant minds, and with at least one hour to spend on the preparation of each science lesson To Mrs. Smith, we leave our collections of literature, suspicious look- ing books, also a class that has no desire for such reading matter. To Mr. Covington, We leave a school where athletics are not in vogue. To Mrs. Gillum, we leave the trouble of the Junior and Senior banquet. To Mr. Kerr, we leave our sincere gratitude and thanks for his work this year. To Mrs. Coursey, we leave the typewriters, and our sincere apprecia- tions for her patience. Mary Frances Warren leaves her love of boys to Becky Lannom. Iviargaret Ann Johnson leaves her position as Editor-in-Chief of the Eagle to Georgia Marklin. Frank Gill leaves his Beta Club membership to Jimmy White. Owen Banton leaves his worn out books ffrom study, to Charles Johnson. Emily Johnson leaves her love of biology to Mack Howell. Genetta Crr leaves her typing ability to Paul Coppedge. Elmer Johnson leaves his scholarship to Leon Church. Sam Harper leaves his pleasing personality to Kirby Hollingsworth. Walter Thomas leaves his love for cutting stencils to Johnny Payne. 8 IILHSS PRUPHEIIU In the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty-four the Senior class of Guthrie High realize that graduation means a separation, and we shall en- ter the land of tomorrow, which will be the beginning of life anew. As the vision of life's picture is presented, we find: Sam Harper happily married, a very prosperous farmer, and owner of a large truck line. Next Emily Johnson, a missionary to Malaya. We see a modern hospital that has been dedicated to her, as a tribute for the outstanding work she has accomplished. , The scene changes to Frank Gill, a noted engineer, who has completed many excellent jobs, the one most interesting being a four-lane highway through Guthrie. After devoting many years of her life to the profession of nursing, we find Mary Frances Warren, a supervisor at Mayo Clinic. The scene now shifts to the living room of a family in Guthrie. Mom and Dad are anticipating their son's appearance on their new television set. The picture is a little b urred at first. Now I recognize Elmer Johnson, tele- vision's most popular comedian, who recently took over Bob Hope's spot on the Pepsodent Show. The picture begins to clear and out of the mist steps a very beautiful young lady. Looking closer I recognize another classmate. She enters a arge building and goes into the main office. On the door is written: Guthrie Star--Editor-in-Chief--Genetta Orr. Owen Banton, better known in athletic circles as Mouse Banton, ob- tained a position as coach at the University of Kentucky, and after serving in that capacity for nearly ten years, finally became professor of science there. The picutre is growing dimmer, but out of the cloud I see another class- mate, Mar aret Ann Johnson, whom we all admired for her personality and her zeal, cfecided to further her education and took a business course. Having completed the course, she became bookkeeper for a large manufacturing company. The scene shifts to an Agriculture Experiment Station. After many years of work in that field, Walter Hill Thomas has come back to his home town and is county agent of Todd County. May this vision of realized ambitions for our class become a happy reality! l GHHEIS URU6 SHIRE Pnfscmv lousy S' Cornphments of GRAY'S DRUG STORE Walgreen Agency Phone 2159 Guthme Kentucky ffgyjw I E Cf ! my Q CHARLES DHNSON Class Vlce Pres F B L A G H S Revlew staff Beta Club Sec of Lunch Room Report Safety Patrol JUHIUHS MARGIE SMITH Class Reporter F B L A GEORGIA MARKLIN Class Treas F B L A G H S Staff Rev1ew F H A Annual staff Glee Club Beta Club Cheerleader JESSIE OWEN ROBERTSON Vars1ty Team F B L A ROBERTA WILKINS Class Sec F B L A Glee Club Reporter Glee Club F H A DANIEL DOUGLAS F B L A Captaln Safety Patrol JAMES ROY BELCHER Varsrty Team F B L A DOROTHY JEAN BELLAR BECKY LANNOM FBLA GHSRe ew BetaC1ubFBLA staff G H S Review staff ll F.H.A. MACK HOWELL Varslty Team Jr Con servauon Club F B L A G H S Revxew Staff Annual Staff ANN MARGARET WALKER ff IJZ1 2 Auf SHIRLEY WEATHERSDOON F B L A 'ht-I JUHIUHS JOHNNY PAYNE Basketball F B L A PAUL COPPEDGE Basketball F B L A RENA GULLET Club BETTY YOUNG JIMMY WHITE Glee Club F B L A Basketball F B L A 12 Y 4 5 . E -f' A' F.H,A,gF.B,L,A,gG1ee ' ff f -A 1, , f! I . ' N . ff ,Q f' ' ' .... ,:.... ,.... 1 Q1 :JM V-fa WN'7f'N.-3 UNUTN ON C ra ?E afzmeeg , M 14 wif W LQ A , 1 w V A' AA :1::.i,- A :E2 ,.1 2l 4 , x 1222EE 3 114 '9S!23',,, W Q- wig K ffuw N- f 'H ga ,Q ' ' x .Lil Xin- -A -T -f F- lx .' v N mr V529 SUPHUIIIUHES Leon Church Pres1dent W11l1am Longhurst Jr VICE Presldent in Joy Hall 4,- Secretary Treasurer Anne Farmer Reporter -tvf1 Edgar All1son Joseph Carter Dolly Jean Dorr1s Nancy G11l Sandra Jean Gregory Shelby Jean Gr1ff1n Jerry Hughes Mary Ann Owen Marcelle Sales Jeann1ne Srmth Bobby Thomason Martha Young KQPX .,d'f Cornphments of Cornphments of H B SHELTON MOTORS WILLIAM B HUMPHRIES STUDIO Cad111ac Pontxac 103 South Je sup Avenue F1ne Used Cars Hopk1nsv1l1e Kentucky HOpk1nSV111e Kentucky 13 - 9 xr 9 -4 - Kirby Hollingsworth . - K 'iz I 1 ill 1 A - A lllHll'Sl1lHU BEST STUDENTS: Becky Lannom and Charles Johnson. X I 7' f,?1 sit f - 5, . MOST PEP AND WITTIEST: BEST PERSONALITY MOST Margaret Ann Johnson and POPULAR: Mack Howell. Billie Boyer and Sam Harper l' 1 ' .1 - 2' MOST DEPENDABLE: Georgia Mardlin and Sam Harper. Compliments of E, O, NORRIS 8: SON Dry Goods, Shoes, Ladies and Men's Clothing I 4 BEST SPORT: Mary Frances Warren and James Roy Belcher. Phone 2162 Guthrie, Kentucky Compliments of Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE EZEI..I..'S SERVICE STATION Hardware-toys-Auto Accessories Gas-Oil-Lubrication Hunting 8: Fishing Supplies Guthrie, Kentucky Phone 2954 14 Guthrie , Kentucky S S mi J! 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KATHERINE MENEES Second Grade Instructor FLORENCE PARHAM Third Grade Instructor ALMA SADLER Fourth Grade Instructor C Omphment s of Open S1x Days a Week and Sunday afternoons Lacy Matheny owner EDNA JUNE HEAD Frfth Grade Instructor AND SANDWICH SHOPPE Tally and Adale Graves Operators T1ny Town Kentucky ELIZABETH LANNOM Srxth Grade Instructor C omp11ment s of SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 2146 Guthrle Kentucky BREEZE INN GROCERY TINY TOWN SERVICE STATION GUTHRIE HARDWARE. f,.' ,.,.,...,....-n----w-- 1 If -,--- -.-a-.Q A -fN,,...... 35 ,,,,,,,, f ' ' lf.--..... J-1.4-'vt - I ' p f 'M KAW--fo ,--.-.-+ AT, ki -wg, , ,wk ,Q f fr w,, na J y upvn .. - - ,M-QNJ -gf, 'Q TQ jf -Q iff.. QTX X f' M, ,K Ax. '39 x X is lx : v-dffi Jewel Arms Mary Boswell Roy D, Brown Louis Buckley David Coleman Phil Coots ' Jimmy Darke ' Martha Jo Fowler L. C. Glenn Shirley Henson Charlie Lannon y ' : B e tty L e wi S 5 vs iz. N, Q f I ..,. .. 'X a WX is t U as ' ... 'I 'V l Ml. Compliments of JOY'S JEWELERS Second and Franklin 3Z71 '-- ' :':I 4'f:f?i'-i Danny McGregor Mary Minton Douglas Morgan Lana Morgan Helen O'Bryan Ewell Owen James Robert Poor Doris Jean Pulley Bobby Reagan Rufus Reagan Bobby Robertson Carole Sanders Billy Sanford Charles Slack - Ann Strange J Patsy Weatherspoon in Henry Whittaker Mary Whittake r ODORLESS DRY CLEANERS Fourth and Virginia Phone-TU-5-8388 We Cater to those Who Care Hopkinsville, Kentucky Compliments of Phone 4335 ELDER-CONROY HARDWARE CO. 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K3 .w WJ 6 ,, t gf f f A f YH X AN X I SEHIUH PLHEI THE CASE KINGS 8 UUEEHS HHLLUWEEH BHRHIVHL Oth Grad Ilth Grade -Jesse Owen Robertson Dorothy Jean Bellar 12th Grade -Sam Harper Margaret Ann Johnson LEFT TO RIGHT 7th Grade Nan Thomas Gregory Rexd Dorrls 8th Grade-Howard Joyce W11l1s 9th Grade -Bobby Frey Jeannme Smrth B111 Longhurst 4th Grade 5th Grade -Ray Cam Nannxe Jane Greenfreld Bettre Ann Lewrs IS pCoo de -Ph1l11 IH G th 6 bara Kxmbroug BSI' OH BHD! nny S st Grade Sally Coots 2nd Grade -Jack Darke 3rd Grade-W1 lram Coursey Dlanne Carter Brenda Kay Games rllra m Dudley Carter Wendell Braxton Dra nne H1 , I I Qj 6 ... H .. - Q .E .ri - po .. 5 . O i U 'yifymm' 9 e P' c e 'fl Y N X , 4 i ' 1 9 X, , , 1ST GRADE Ang!! 3RD GRADE Tx, my ., v . - , .:.. , 'WE I ZND GRADE is L 4TH GRADE 6TH GRADE Compliments of MURREY, WILSON gl BLUE TRACTOR CO. Ford Tractors-Dearborn Implements Fourth Street Telephone 17 Russellville, Kentucky Bas Q? :l!g' F' 7TH GRADE v W 4 y 5 5 STH GRADE . xt S8 1 ' .P , 6 V1 , f ' Q .. . . V if - 9 -' - Af , 1' AI 5 in L, A is 9TH GRADE its IOTI-I GRADE LYRIC THEATRE Compliments of Try BENTI..EY'S First Guthrie, Kenfl-1CkY FARMERS TOBACCO WHSE. Guthrie, Kentucky Russellville, Ky. 1st 8: Main Sts. J. W. Murrey Mgr. We Sell the Most Pounds at the Highest Average. 11th Grade 1.1 T.. 'V MASTER OF CEREMONIES B111 Jenkxns HIGH SCHOOL KING 8a QUEEN Sam Harper Mar garet Ann Johnson CROWNBEARERS Robert Cy Dorns Judy Coors ELEMENTARY KING 8a Belle Covmgton 1 -,ii wut' F M Alu'- dl5,:s-'- -L--Stu! Comphments of Comphrnents of In HOpk1HSV111e It's E P BARNES 81 BRO CRUTCHER CLARK PIANO CO CAYCE YOST Mam at Tenth Phone Tu 5 3053 Baldwm P1ano D1a1 Tu 6 1877 Phone 2500 HOpk1r1SV111e, Kefltlmky Hopk1nsv111e, Kentucky Hardware Seed Furmture Electrxcal Apphances Hopk1nsv111e , Kentucky , 1 I K V J 1 uf .. J J J 1 x, 2 h 3, 1 A S . ' X 5 , 'xl 2 QUEEN: Ray Cain, Nannie Jane Greenfieldg CROWNBEARERS: Clarence Strange Jr.. Cathrine l 1 K ' I L 1 - .. 1 V S h f 15 S A 4? 4 ,P X 11 h l fly, 4' 1 , ' V.. Q' 0-A li -J' 5 ls ULBC Cornphrnents of Compllments of Compllments of GUTHRIE ECONOMY STORE LESTER P LANNOM MINOR'S GROCERY Star Brand Shoes M1111ng Co Guthrle Kentucky Guthme Kentucky Purma Feeds Ice Coal Phone 3456 Guthrle Kentucky ,rg X f 1 5 L I I A sua , ' 1- . B, 5 gi r If K Q ' Y! s -J A s Q K. 2 uf . . 0 i A x P ' ,ZW - ' ' x ,Q Q fe, w .gh ' A t 3 . , x . . . . , 1 1 ' I . 5Xx XS f' If Q WM ff . if Q , 'M x I ly' .3 Kg' f ' 'W .23 xr V .P ' F9 A ij, n Q-wa is x , f L W Tv. v I'-6' s L - .wi 3 44 4? -'. ' J NA Q N M. QQ!! It . .hmm , ' 4 I W A 'FQ V V if N' ........ L wh' 'irvr-ur-'Ny , 5- ' ' ' -E19-M SITU .sw ' xxx. MIN x 'xx ' f 1 . X I X 'X w?4,1'f 'fflf ly!! 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BHSHETBHLL SCHEDULE HIIIJ SIIUHES Chandlers Chapel 50 Guthrie 73 65 Guthrie 47 64 Guthrie 62 62 Guthrie 75 54 Guthrie 48 42 Guthrie 44 55 Guthrie 87 58 Guthrie 47 64 Guthrie 52 71 Guthrie 55 Invitational Tournament at Trenton Olmstead Woodlawn Dover 62 Guthrie 67 94 Guthrie 59 64 Guthrie 77 Elkton 67 South Christian 58 Woodlawn 108 Clarksville 58 Trenton 39 Hopkinsville 75 Clarksville 51 Mortons Gap 75 Chandlers Chapel 80 Russellville 62 Clifty Lacy Pembroke Crofton Compliments Of, GEORGE L, ATKINS DAIRY 601 East 17th Street, Hopkinsville, Kentucky. Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie Guthrie HCTIUH SHUTS w Compllrnents of HADDENS FARM 8: HOME SERVICE The Southern States Cooperatlve Cornplunents of LITTLE CHEF Dealers for H L WOLFF 8: SONS' Meats Sandw1ches Modern Mach1nery Bu1ld1ng Materlal Rooflng Pa1nts Short Orders Phone 2103 Phone 2351 Elkton Kentucky Elkton Kentucky Elkton Kentucky Thelma Stokes Prop, Minneapolis Moline LUMBER CO, , INC, it 1 Studying LC vvf xmas-1 - T f'f'1gXRlEH1 W 00 Let's eat School Patrol ax ,Mfr , 'Lunch tjzb e at C . H S Compliments of Compliments of BLACK PATCH IMPLEMENTS CO PERKINS 8: MILLER COMPANY John Deere Farm Implements Clarksville, Tennessee 39 Third gg Main Streets, Clarksville, Tennessee JE ' 210, , b, K g' ,F si Qixyg- l- fi 'gif 'wg' 'x-.A M, f Af NS, ,ae ,H cvs , V 2 Q., is A .5-1' -V g r L.,-P 411, gain' Y ?' Q 4 1 rl g if N x. Bicycle for two! 1 2 ' . . 4 M , O Xe ' Q if f We like Cookie. I Farming early. 9 IP I. Guess who? i , .5 Want a ride? tn! Keep smiling. Cute iSn,t She? an 'P bite? awea C ompliment s of KLEINS Dry Good s Ready To Wear Russellville, Kentucky i Popcorn busine ss. . N' -' C00 I 3 1 ' v: Traveling! Ing Off! Gifts that please at Compliments of THE CHENILLE GIFT SHOP TAYLOR'S BAKERY Pies, Cakes, and Bread Hopkinsville, Kentucky 40 53' 1XIYERSAyiYFARBOOKS MYERS AND co INC. TOPEKA KANSAS o'5 v -- 'o o ,.n 0, 0 :f t - Po: .'o 1 f' l.:'o.' ' 'n ,'0 HH FACEN1AkER5OI'QlMIIH 3 .':,.o.. O. n.. 0.'o ..u, ' I .1 4- '- J V 4- qfmwfv 1' .1 1'- '1,:-zg-'lfaxff . +:z,..fffg-.3. .fe +L -4 ,L ng-fi, ,,,14 .ug A an