Harrodsburg High School - Harrodian Yearbook (Harrodsburg, KY)

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NAMES NICKNAME APPEARANCE HOBBY AMBITION TEN YEARS HENCE B. L. Britton “Ape” Smart Sports Mayor of Dayton. Ohio Governor of Ohio C. Carr “Jarbo” Sheik Car Riding Treasurer Royalty Carr Food Store B. Cloyd “Doll” 6 ft. 2 in. Collecting Mgr. Athletic Trainer With Louisville Colonels C. Crews “Slick” Sly Swimming Farmer Fairview’s Leading Citizen H. Dean “Lovey” Country Boy Farming To Be President Tobacco Buyer S. B. Durr “Fuzzy” Handsome Chicken Raising Grow A Mustache Beaumont Inn Gardener W. Foster “Tycobb” Wise Writing Rhymes Coast Guard Writer for Sat. Evening Post B. Hanna “Boat” Tall Basketball Pro-Basketball A. P. Clerk S. Johnson “Porcupine” Meek Tennis Preacher Missionary to Africa A. Kurtz “Sport” Bright-Eyed Sleigh Riding Mechanic Movie Star T. Lamkin “Chick” Freckles Basketball Join Navy Desk Clerk in Hotel D. Mitchell “Big Dick” Heavy Football Find a Girl With Car French-Bauer Ice Cream Co. L. Peavler “Midnight” Mild Paper Carrier Paper Editor Peavler’s Wrecker Service B. Peavler “Brush” Tall Going To Salvisa Engineer C. J. Times Staff C. Perkins “Perky” Quiet Checkers Become a Mechanic Farmer At Shakertown S. Potter “Pottsie” Loud Basketball Civil Engineer Sutcliffe’s Salesman E. Purdom “Angel” Short Paper Carrier Manager of Lex. Lead. VanDiver Purdom Inc. H. Royalty “Hon” Sweet Baseball Be A Farmer Dixiana Farm Worker E. Sharpe “Dog” Quiet Football Football Coach Landscape Gardener C. M. Shewmaker“Tue” Short Shorthand Get Married Shewmaker’s Cheviot Sheep H. Sutherland “Mayor” Neat Fishing Commissioner of Bur. Model for Arrow Collars R. Watts “Teakettle” Pleasant Farming Farming Edwards Watts Ins. Co. D. Wilson “Don” Rough Arguing Civil Engineer Worker on Bridge D. Royce “Sleepy” Blonde Singing Doctor Salesman J. Sutton “Sut” Cute Driving All-around Man Counterman at Blue Ribbon O. C. Young “Cedar” Cunning Skating Truck Driver Phillips Young Clothing

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NAMES NICKNAME AI’PEARANCE HOBBY AMBITION TEN YEARS HEN E A. Case “Dee” Tall Ten Cent Store Work In A Bank Bookkeeper G. Coleman “Snakes” Sunshine Talking Be Little Lecturer E. Durr “Eunie” Innocent Blushing Get A Man Still Trying B. Edwards “Edderds” Well Dressed “Woger” Have A Family F'armer’s Wife E. Edwards “Floradae” Sweet Being Nice Going To Lexington Housekeeping M. Farmer “Talbot” Pretty Going To Duke Be A Toe Dancer Broadway E. Glass “Traveling Bag” Glamorous Gossip Live In Danville Living in Danville J. Grigsby “Joy” Little To Write Shorthand To Grow Tall Grown Up F. Gritton “Sutton” Brunette Arguing Stenographer Star R. Horn “Rufes” Giddy Walking Sell Ice Cream Talking P. Ingram “Queenie” Cute Cheering Live In A City Doctor’s Wife M. Isham “Mag” Intelligent Learning Clerk In Candy Store Huntley’s Helper B. Masters “Bumpkins” Gay Laughing Civilizing Chick Chick’s Trainer B. McNamer “Bee” Witty Make Jelly Rolls Go To Somerset Old Ladies Companion L. Moore “Scotchmen” Blonde Purdom Get Married Movie Star E. Peavler “Jody” Pleasant Joke Go To Bardstown Married C. Penny “Cricket” Flippant Courting Co-ed At Transy A. P. Manager’s Wife S. V. Rankin “Sally” Popular Get High Grades Talk Fast Henpecked C. Reed “Annie” Petite Shows Concert Pianist Playing in Ten Cent Store A. Rue “Leenia” Friendly Teasing Have Curly Hair Dietitian M. E. Sexton “Setting Hon” Talkative Flirting Be A Nurse Flipping Pancakes S. Sexton West Fitch” Shy Writing Poetry Be Successful Poet A. Smith “Peck” Coquettish Dancing Doctor Doctor Smith M. Terhune “Mimi” Nice Going To Burgin Get Married Housewife B. Trimble “Billy T” Carefree Going To Walnut Hill Be Loved You’d Be Surprised B. VanDiver “Mopey” Frivolous Bossing E. P. Editor’s Wife Running Old Maid Home F. Wade “Fay” Quiet 1 )ating Go To Missouri Living In Missouri E. Wheeler “Cousin Emmy” Happy Playing a Guitar Be Loved By A Lake Loved L. Woods “Archie” Neat Studying A Teacher Teaching English

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REMINISCING T’was a little narrow pathway Overgrown with vines and briars Leading upward, high and higher, Which seemed then to reach the stars, But led to the destination Which somehow we’ve reached, at last, Spite of many trials and troubles And we’re glad that they are past. We will miss our fellow trav’lers With whom we must part today And our ever faithful teachers Who have pointed out the way. They have seen us grow in wisdom, Watched us gain a few more years. Now it’s time that we must leave them. We go forth with sighs and tears. Gone are all our childish troubles But with them are, too, the joys And the pleasures which are ever Shared by high school girls and boys. We at last have reached life’s crossroads And with banners all unfurled We, with youth and hope and courage Boldly go to meet the world! SARA SEXTON. -26-