Harrodsburg High School - Harrodian Yearbook (Harrodsburg, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1947 volume:

% Harrodian PukliA-hed by THE SENIOR CLASS HARRODSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 19 4 7 FOREWORD To the class of ’47 we present this Annual. May it always be a foncl memory and reflect the happiness and warmth of heart for our school and classmates. DEDICATION For their guidance and loyal support, ice the graduating class of 1947, dedicate this Annual to Mrs. Ona Gritton and Mr. J. K. Powell, with deep appreciation and everlasting remembrance. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. C. B. VanArsdall, Chairman Mr. Grave Vivion, Vice-Chairman Mr. Ralph Davenport Mr. Joe Sandusky Mr. Arch Woods Mr. William W. Ensminger, Superintendent Mr. J. K. Powell, Principal FACULTY Mrs. Aimee Alexander English Miss Bessie Baker Commerce Mr. Marshall Black History, Physics, Government Mrs. Lucille Brown Trigonometry and Geometry Miss Martha Field French and English Mrs. Ona Gritton Mathematics Mr. Evan Harlow Social Studies Mrs. Elizabeth Harris Secretary FACULTY Mrs. Alice Ransdell Chemistry and Biology Mrs. Elizabeth Sale English and Latin Miss Sally VanWinkle Home Economics Mr. D. K. Whitehead History Mr. J. K. Powell Sociology and Psychology Mr. Forrest Sale Physical Education History Mrs. Lewis Broaddus Mathematics Miss Sarah Tribble English and Literature Mrs. Luther Fields Librarian rHE HARRODIAN STAFF aiaiaK a a a Louis Daugherty Bessie Tewmey Ola Frances Balden Harold Wiley Jessica Ann Walter Gene Royalty Jack Woods Kathleen Lanham Charles Hardin June Cornelius Dan Tuttle Vernice Ross Glenn Graves Gertrude Lowe Wilbert Bugg Betty Lyen Lela Peavler Beatric e Shepperson Margie Huffman Irene Duncan Gertrude James Frances Davis Dolly Flowers Christine Phillips Frances McGinnis Jimmie Fraser Nancy Shewmaker Martha Gortney Co-Editor Co-Editor Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor Photo Editor Asst. Photo Editor Advertising Editor Advertising Editor Advertising Editor Advertising Editor Business Manager Distributing Editor Distributing Editor Distributing Editor Distributing Editor Typist Typist Typist Typist Typist Typist Typist Typist Cartoon Editor Historian Joke Editor Feature Editor Poet Proctor Ricci ns ... President Bobby Best ... Vice-President Lela Peavler ... Secretary Basil Gaither Treasurer Wll.ltEHT Bl'GG Glee Club 44. Hi-Y 44. ’45, ’46. •47. Bible Study 44. ’45. ’46, ’47. H.A.A. ‘44, 45. 46. 47. H Club ’46, 47. Conservation Club 46, ’47. See. 4G. 47. Intramural Basketball '4 4. Second Team B-Ball ’45. Varsity B-ball ’46, ‘47. F-ball ’47. Track 46. ’47. Baseball ‘4f.. ‘47. ••Chatterbox Staff 16. Ann. Staff ’47. Jr. Play 46. Sr. Play ’47. BETTY AILEEN IAEN Girl Kes. ’44. ’45. ’46. Home Ec. Club ’44. Batin Club 44. ‘45. Beta Cl. ’47. Sec. ’47. Sc. Cl. ’4 6. Jr. Acad. Sc. 46. Rep. Sc. Con. 46. Fr. Cl. '46. ‘47. Pres. ’47 Dram. Cl. ’44. 45, 47. Pres. ’47. V-Pres. Jr. Cl. ’46. .lr. Play 46. Sr. Play 47. State Sp. Con. ’44. Dis. Discussion •45. ’47. School Disc. ’45. ’47. Bn . Medal ’46. Jr. Scholar. Medal 'It?. Awnrd-Hitch Avr. ’46. 'Chatterbox’ Staff ’46. Ann. Staff 47. Bible St. ’44. ’45. ’46. 47. B-ball Bulletin '45. Del. G. K. Con. 4 4. Pep Cl. 46. State Speech Con. 47. Red Cross Play ’4 4. Court of Football Queen •47.' CHRISTINE PHILLIPS Girl Res. 44, 45. ’46. Y-Teens ’47. Bible Study ’44. ’45. ’46. ’47. H. A.A. ’45. 46. Jr. Play 46. Sr. Play ’47. Beta Cl. 47. Annual Staff 47. FRED DENNY Central High. Owensboro. Basketball Football ’40. 41. 4 2. Sec. Freshman Class, ’42. Hi-Y ’42. ’4 3, I . S. Navy 44- 46. Jr. Paper Staff 47. Bible Study ’47. Passed G. E. D. Test. H.A.A. 43. 47. GLENN GRAVES Rose Hill High ’44. Basketball and Softball. Bible St. 45. 46. 47. Hl-Y ’45. ’46. 47. V- Pres. 47. Football 47. Intramural Basketball •45. 47. Sr. Play 47. Annual Staff •47. Baseball and Track 4 7. EVELYN HARLOW Girl Res. 44, 45. ’46. Y-Teens 47. Class Sec. 44. Bible Study ’44. 45. •46. ’47. Home Ec. Cl. ’44. H.A.A. •44, 45. ’46. ’47. Latin Cl. 45. 46. Jr. Play 46. ‘•Chatterbox’’ Stafl 46. Pep Cl. 46. Sr. Play ’47. MABEL MARTIN Girl Kes. 44. 45, ’46. Y-Teens 47. Bible Study 44. 45. ’46. 47. Home Ec. Cl. 44. Pep Club 45. Latin Cl. 45. 46. H.A.A. 45. 46. •47. Jr. Play 46. Sr. Play 47. GENE ROYALTY Glee Club 44. Hi-Y. 44. 45, 46, 47. Bible Study 44. 45. 46, 47. H-Club ’46. ’47. V-Pres 47. I atln I Club ’44. ’45. H.A.A. 44. 45. 46. ’47. Conservation Club 46. 47. Pres. 46. 47. Intramural Basketball ’44. Sec. Team Basketball 45. Varsity Basketball 46, ’47. Foot- ball 47. Track ’46. 47. Baseball ’46. '47. Chatterbox staff 46. Soph Class V-Pres 45. Annual Staff ’47. Jr. Class Pres. ’46. Jr. Play 46. Sr. Play ’47. Basketball Bulletin •45. Court of Football Queen and King 47. Athletic Award 46. « LKLA PEAVI.EK Girl Reserves 44. 45. '46. Y-Teens 47. Bible Study ’44. ’45. ’46. ‘47. Pop Club ’45, 46. Home Be. Club ’44. 45. F.H.A. ’46. ’47. Vice I’re F.H.A. ’4«. Pres. F.H.A. ’46. ’47. Delegate to F.H.A. Convention ‘46. Parliamentarian of Lexington I is-trlct ’46. H.A.A. 45. ’46. Jr. Play ’46. Sr. Play ’47. Court of Football Queen ’47 Annual Staff ’47. Secretary Sr. Class ’47. TAKZAN WATTS Glee Club ’44. Hl-Y ’44. ’45. 46. ’47. Bible Study ’44. ’45. ’46. ’47. H.A.A. ’44. 45. ’46. ’47. H-Club ‘46. 4 7. Pres. Freshman Boys ’4 4. Sooty. Conservation Club ’46. ’47. Intramural Basketball. ’44. Second Team Basketball ’45. Varsity Team Basketball 46. ’47. Captain Football ’47. Track ’46. ’47. Baseball ’45. ’46. ’47. Annual Staff 47. Jr. Play ’46. Sr. P!ay ’47. Football Kina 47. LOI’IK l)A l'G II KKTY Editor Annual ’47. Pres. HI-Y Club ’47. Hi-Y ’42. 43. '44. ’47. Bible Study ’42. ’43. 44. ’47. Intramural Basketball ’42. ’47. Jr. Play ’4 4. Sr. Play ’47. Football ’47. H-Club ’47. ir.A.A. ’42. ’43. ’44. ’47. l S. Navy 6-9-44 -5-21-46. MAKbIK III FFMAX Girl Reserves ’44. ’45. ’46. Y-Teena ’47. Song Leader of Girl Reserve 44. Home Ec Club ’44. ’45. F.H.A. 46. ’47. Secretary of F.H.A. ’46. Parliamentarian of F.H.A. ’47. Jr. Play ’46. Sr Play ’47. Bible Study ’44. ’4’46. ’47. Pep Club ’45. 46. H.A.A. ’45. ’46. Annual Staff ’47. BESSIE TEWMEY I.atin Club ’44. '45. Girl Reserve '44. ’45. '46. Y-Teens ’47. Madame Curie Science club 46. Jr. Play ’46. Sr. Play ’47. H.A.A. ’44. ’45. ’46. ’47. H-Club ’44. ’45. ’46. ’47. Cheerleader ’44. ’45. 46. ’47; Bible Study ’44, ’45. 46. ’47. Annual Staff 47. Pep Club ’46. Basketball Bulletin '45. GROSTO WELLS Hl-Y ’44. ’45. 46. ’47. Bible Study ’44. ’45. ’46. ’47. Jr. Play ’46. Sr. Play ’47. Football ’47. Busketbull ’44. ’45. ’46. ’47. H-Club ’46. ’47. H.A.A. ’44. ’45. ’46. 47. Latin Club ’44. Baseball ’46. 47. Coach of Intramural ’47. Captain Basketball Team ’47. Pres, of H-Club ’47. JACK WOODS Hl-Y ’41. ’42. ’43. Bible Study ’41. 42. ’43. ’47. U.S.N. Dec. ’44. June ’46. H.A.A. ’4 J, ’42. '43. Pres, of H.A.A. 47. Sr. Play ’47. Coronation Football King Queen ’47. Annual Staff 47. BEATRICE SHEPEKSON Cornishville ’44, Girl Reserves ’4 4. ’45. ’46. Pianist of Glee Club 44. 4-H Club ’44. Jr. Play ’46. Sr. Play ’47, Bible Study ’4 4. ’45. ’46. ’47. Annual Staff ’47. Y-Teens ’47. H.A.A. ’45. 46. WILMAM IHIH.KV JENKINS Wllmore. Ky. 45. Hl-Y 44. 45, 46. 17. Bible Study 4«, 45, 46. 47. Jr. Play 46. Sr. Play 47. Conservation Club 46. 47. YKRMCK KOSS Rose Hill High School 4 4. Glee Club '44. Class Treat . ’44. Har- rodsbui'K High 45, '46. 47. Bible Study 45. 46. 47. Girl Reserves 45. 46. Y-Teens 47. Jr. Play 46. Sr. Play 47. Annual Staff 47. GKRTKlDi: .JAM ES Girl Reserves 44. 45. 46. Home Be Club 44. 45. H.A.A. 45. 46. Jr. Play 46. Y-Teens 47. Dramatic Club 47. Sr. Play 47. Annual Staff 47 Discussion Contest Regional Speech Contest 47. HAROLD C. WILLY Sr. Hl-Y 45. 46. 47. Bible Study '45. 46. '17. B Team Basketball 45. Intra. Basketball 44. 45. 46, 4 7. Jr. Play 46. Sr. Play 47. Sports Editor Harrodian. 47. H.A. A. 4 4. 45. 46. 47. Sec. H.A.A. 45. Baseball 46. 47. Track 46, 47. Jr. Conservation Club 46. 47. JIMMY FRASER Hl-Y '4 4. ‘45, ‘46, '4 7. Jr. Paper Staff ’ 6. Annual Staff Football '47. Intramural Basketball 44. 45 46. '47. Bible Study 44. 45. 46. '47. Jr. Play 46. Sr. Play 4 7. Sr. Rep. Athletic Association 47. Conservation Club '47. II-Club '4 7. Baseball 46. 47. Vice-Pres. Fresh. Boys 4 4. ANN KIRKLAND Girl Reserves 4 4. 43. 4 6. Y- Teens 47. Home Ec Cl. 44. 4 5. 46. Bible Study 4 4. 45. 46. 47. Science Club 46. 47. Jr. Play 46. Sr. Play 47. laitin Club 46. 47. GERTKI l)E LOWE Girl Reserves 44. 45. 46. Y-Teens '47. Home Ec Cl. 44. 45. F.H.A. '46. 47. Historian 47. Delegate F.H.A. Convention 46. Dramatics 45. Bible Study 4 4. 45. 46. 47. Jr. Play 46. Sr. Play 4 7. Pep Club 46. Annual Staff 47. GEORGE WILLIAM NEAL Wllmore High School 4 4, '46. 46. Hi-Y '44, 45. '46. 47. Wllmore F.F.A. '46. Conservation Club 47. Sr. Play 47. Bible Study 44. 45, 46. 47. IftKNK lUXCAN Girl Reserves '44. '45, 46. Y-Teens ’47. Latin Club 44. '45. Home K : Club '44. Jr. Play '46. Sr. Play '47. HA.A. '44. '45. '46. '47. Pep Club '4 6. '47. Bible Study '4 4. '4 5. '46. '47. KATHLKKX LAMIAM Girl Reserves '44. '45. '46. Y-Teen '47. Pep Club '45. '46. H.A.A. '44. '45. '46. '47. Latin Club '44. '45. Jr. Piny '46. Sr. Piny '47. “Chatterbox'' Stuff 46. Glee club '44. Annual Staff ’47. Dramatic Club '46. Bible Study '44. '45. 46. '47. KOB ERT MeFATKIBGK McAfee '44. F.P.A. '44. Hl-Y '45. '46. '47. Vice l es. '46. Bible Study '46. '47. H.A.A. '46. '47. Conservation Club ’46. Science Club '47. XKLSOX 4.KIBKK Hi-Y 44. '45. '46. '47. Bible Study '44. 45. '46. '47. Jr. Play '46. Sr. Play '47. OLA FRANCKS KALDKX Girl Reserve '44. '45. ’46. Sec. '44 Treaa. '46. Y-Teens ’47. Treas. '47. H.A.A. '44. '45. ’46. '47. Pep Club ’46. Jr. Adv. '46. Bible Study '44, '45. '46. '47. I«atin Club '44. '45. French Club '46. '47. Home Bo. Club '44. '45. Dramatic Club 44, '45. Jr. Play '46. Sr. Play '47. ''Chatterbox” Staff '46. Class Treaa. '44. Beta Club '47. Pres. '47. Football Queen ’47. Annual Staff '47. WAKKKN L. LOWK Latin Cl. '44. Science (’I. '47. First Lt. Safety Patrol '47. Safe tv Patrol '45. '46. '47. Hl-Y '44. '45 '46. '47. Bible Study '44. '45. '46. '47. Manager of Jr. Paper '46. Jr. Play '46. Sr. Play '47. (IIAHI.LS HARBIN Bible Study '44. 45. '46. Hl-Y '44. 45. '46. Intramurnl Basketball ’45, '46. '47. Sr. Play 47. Baseball '46. ’47. Annual Staff ‘47. NANCY SHKWMAKKK Girl Reserves '44. 45. '46. H.A.A. '45. '46. '47. Pep Club '46. Bible Study '44. '45. '46. '47. Latin Club '44. '45. Jr. Play '46. Y-Teens '47. Sr. Play '47. Annual Staff '47. W 11.1,1. M KKiKNK KOACIi !'. S. Army 6-10-41 -5-31-46. H. A. A. 42. ’43. 47. Hi-Y 42. 43. '44. '47. Science Cl. ’47. Bible Study ’42. 43. '44. ’47. Jr. Play 4 4. Sr. Play ’4 7. FRANCKS l)AVIS Parksville Girl Rea. 44. 4-H Club •44. Home Bo. Club ’44. Rose Hill Girl Rea. '44. 45. Dramatic Club '41. Y-pre . Dramatic Club 45. Harrodsburg Girl Rea. 45. 46. French Club '46. H.A.A. ’46. '47, Bible Study 44. 45. ’46. ’47. Y-Teens '47. French Club ’47. Girl’s Softball Team '44. '45. Jr. Play. •46 Jr. Paper Staff '46. Sr. Play ’47 •UN K CORN KI.ICS Glee Club 44. Bible Study ’ll. 45. •46. 47. Girl Rea. 44. ’45. 46. Y-Teens 4 7. Home Be. Club 4 4. F.H.A. ’46. 4 7. Annual Staff 47. Jr. Play 46. Sr. Play 47. HOBBY bust Hi-Y ’42, ’ 13. Bible Study ’42. 43. Second Team Basketball 43. Sr. V. Pres. 17. Sr. Play ‘47. Student Body V-Pres. ’17. Intramural Basketball ’42. 43. ’47. HOWARD NICHOLS Rose Hill 43. 44. Hi-Y 45. 46. 47. H.A.A. -45. '46. Science Cl. 46. ’47. Dramatics Cl. '47. Jr. play •46. Sr. Play ’47. NORA HAWKINS V-Pre«. Girl Res. 44. Girl Res. 14. Girl Res. '44. 46. ’46. Y-Teens IT. 4-H Club-Rose Hill ’44. •45. Glee Club 44. 45. Girl Softball Team 44. ’45, Jr. Play 46. Sr. Play 47. Beta Club 47, French Club 46. -47. Bible Study 44. '45. •46. ’47. H.A.A. 46. 47. Pep Club. ’4 6. Dramatic Club 44. 45. '4 7. Jr. Paper Staff 46, Annual Staff 47. NANCY 1,01 .JENKINS Wilmore High School.- ’44.- ’45. Girl Res. ’4 4. ’4 5. ’46. Home Ec. Club '44. ’45. Bible Study. ’44. 45. '46. 47. Glee Club ’44. ’45. Pep Club 46. Jr. Play 46. Sr. Play '47. DAN TITTLE Hi-Y '44. '45. '46. 47. Jr. Paper Staff. 46. Annual Staff 47. Business Manager of Class '47. Football ’47. H” Club 47. Baseball '46. 47. Cheerleader ’47. 2nd team Basketball 45. 46. Jr. Play '46. Sr. Play '47. Bible Study 'll, '45. ‘46. '47. Conservation Club '46. Y-Pres. Science Cl. '47. Latin Club ’46 Projectionist '46, '47. JESSICA WAI.TKK Pres. Y-Teens '47, Girl Res. '44, '46, '46. Bible Study '44. 45. '46. 47. .Ir. Play '46. Sr. Play '47. Social Editor on Chatterbox Staff ’46. Photo Editor Annual Staff 47, Latin Club 44. 45. Home Ec Club. '44. French Club '46. '47. V-Prea. French Club ’46, Beta Club 4 7. Sec. of Soph. Claaa 45. Glee Club '44. Pep Club 44. '45. 46. '47. H.A.A. '44. '45. '46. '47. Basketball Bulletin ’46. Court of Football Queen 4 7. HAKOl.D SLAM A Safety Patrol ’44. '45. '46. 47. Capt. '17. Hl-Y '44. '45. '46. '47. Ky. Jr. Academy of Science '46. '47. 4-H Club '44. 45, '46. '47. Jr. Play '46. Sr. Play '47 Annual Staff '47. BASIL GAITHER Treas. Fresh. Boys'4 4. Class Treas. '46. '47. lnt. Basketball ’44. 2nd team Basketball '45. Varsity B-ball '46. '47. Varsity Football '47. Hl-Y '44. 15. '46. '47. H.A.A. '44. '45, '46, '4 7. Jr. Play '46. Sr. Play '47. Jr. Paper Staff 46. Conservation Cl. '46. ”H” Club '46. '47. Science Cl. '47. FRANCES McGINMS Girl lies. 44. 45. '46. Pres. '44. Y-Teens 47. Latin Cl. '44. '45. H.A.A. '44. '45. '46. '47. French Cl. '46. '47. Bible Study '44. '45. 46. '47. Chatterbox” Staff 46. Sec. Fresh. Class 4 4. Treas. Fr. Cl. 46. Pep Cl. '46. Sec. Jr. Cl. '46. Jr. P.ay '46. Sr. Play '47. Annual Staff '47. D.A.R. Rep. '47. Home Ec. Cl. '4 4. MARTHA JANE GORTNEY Girl Res. '44. '45. '46. Del. G. R. Conf. '4 4. Y-Teens '47. Home Ec Club '44. 45. V-Pres. '44. Camp Sec. 14. Del. Conv. 44. 45. F.H.A. '46. Parliamentarian '46. Is� t. Cl. 'll. '45. Madam Curie Sc. Cl. '46. '47. Sec. '47. K.v. Jr. Acad. Sc. '46. '47. Rep. St. Conv. '46. '47. H.A.A. '44. '45. ‘46. '47. Pep Club '46. Student Council '47. Sec. '47. Dr. Cl. '45. '47. V-Pres. 47. Beta Club '47 Treas. '47. Actlv. Medal '46. Biolo-K.V Medal 46. Sch. Discuss. Cont. '45. '47. Reg. Sp. Festival '47. St. Sp. Festival '47. Jr. Play '46. Sr. Play '4 . Court of Football Kina and Queen 47. Bible Study '44. '45 '46. '47. Soph. Basketball Bulletin '45. Chatterbox” Staff '46. Annual Staff '47. PROCTOR RIGGINS Hl-Y '44. '45. '46. '47. Sec. 43. Bible Study '44. '45. '46. '47. Safety Patrol '45. First Lt. '46. H.A.A. '44. '45. '46. '47. Jr Paper Staff '46 Jr. Play '46. Sr. Play '47. Pres. Sr. Class '47. Pres. Ky. Jr. Academy of Science ‘45, '46. '47. V-Pres.— State Officer of Ky. Jr. Academy of Science. Honorary Member of Ky. Acad, of Science '47. EVERETT CORN ELI I S PHILLIPS Hi-Y '39. '40. '41. Glee Club. '39. '40. Intra. Basketball '39. '40. '41. '46; Football '47. U. S. Navy. '42. 43. '44. '45. Bible Study. '47. DOLLY FLOWERS Girl Res. '44. '45. '46. Y-Teens '47. Bible Study '4 4. '45. 46. 47. Jr. Play 46. Sr. Play. '47. H. A. A. '45. '46. '47. Latin Club '44. Annual Staff '47. HILLY 1)1'SCAN Hi-Y ’43. 44; H.A.A. 43. 44; Infra. liuMkctbnll. ’43. '44. '45. (iKNK 1 01{ I LK JOHNSON HI-Y 43. ’44. ’45. ’46. Inira. Basketball. '4 4. ’45; Kiltie Study. 44. ’45. ’46. '47. Jr. Play '46; Sr. Play ’47. U. 8. Navy ’42. ’43. V E T E R A N S We, the Senior Class of 1947, wish to honor the boys who gave up high school to enter the service, and have come back to graduate with us this year. We are very glad to welcome them back by dedicating this page to them. f listory of the Class of 47 Twas a green, scared, but eager class that entered the portals of Harrodshurg High School as Seventh Graders in September, 1941. With the typical spirit of all seventh graders, we were afraid of the big upperclassmen, and we rushed to classes like we were going to a fire, hut this lasted only for a little while. We soon learned that if we did not want to he ridiculed we should go through the halls leisurely, and that the upper-classmen were just a group of big brothers and sisters, eager and anxious to help us as well as poke fun at us. The seventh grade girls had Miss Elizabeth Cole, while the hoys were sponsored by Miss Loulie Ruth Vivion, both of whom have since left us, the rumor being that we drove them Itoth crazy. We organized our class with much ado, both this year and our eighth grade year, for weren’t we on the road to be the Seniors of ‘47, the most outstanding class to ever lte in H. H. S. ? One of our boys, Amos Black even rated the first team in basketball, and Bessie Tewmey and Roselyn Robertson were chosen Junior High Cheerleaders. Were we proud! In the eighth grade the boys and girls were reconciled under the sponsorship of our present sponsor, Mrs. Gritton. Graduation from the eighth grade was a memorable affair, when we were given blue diplomas signifying that we were eligible to enter HIGH SCHOOL the next fall. We were through with Junior High, and we rested from our active participation in clubs, and backing all events, until we entered school in September as the Freshman Class of ’43-’44. This year the girls and the boys were again separated, and sponsored respectively by Mrs. Gritton and Mr. Harlow. Many new members joined our class, and we were proud to at last be in High School. Our class was organized with the following officers: President—Joe Walker; Vice President—Simon Divine; Secretary—Frances McGinnis; and Tresurer—Ola Frances Balden. We were justly proud of the accomplishments we made that memorable year in athletics and club, several members of the class were officers of clubs and many of the boys came out for basketball. We--i.Av,.guished ourselves by being intramural liasketball champions. Amos Black, Pioneer Captain, was a most valuable man on the first five. Bessie Tewmey was chosen as cheerleader, wearing the precious blue and white. Betty I-yen further distinguished us by winning the State Speech Festival with a Comedy reading entitled, “China Blue Eyes.” We went even further to have the largest attendance at Bible Study in Girl Reserve and Hi-Y. We had the most outstanding class program of the year in assembly, the script for which we, ourselves, wrote in English Class under the guidance of Mrs. Alexander. We felt that we had a good start in High School, and that we were indeed on the road to success. Seniors of '47. As the Sophomore year dawned, we were honored to have as sponsors, Mrs. Gritton and Mr. Harlow. Our officers for the year were: President—Pat Long; Vice President—Eugenia Sallee: Secretary—Jessica Walter: and Treasurer—Porter Johnson. Later on in the year, however, Pat left us: Eugenia moved up into his place .and Gene Royalty was elected Vice-President. As Sophomores, we attempted a money-making scheme never before tried by a previous class. We gathered ads for, and published a basketball bulletin, and made enough money from this project to purchase $175 worth of war bonds. Again members of this class showed a great interest in sports and clubs. It took a grert deal of interest and patience on the part of M rs. Gritton and Mr. Harlow to see us through this year, but patience receives reward, and we believe that they feel justified for our having been so much trouble. Hetty Lyen again distinguished the class by winning second place in the District Contest, with a discussion on “Kentucky's State Parks.” As we came back from our vacation that following summer, with glorious tans and a habit of being lazy, we found that we were no longer “underclassmen but that we now enjoyed the rank and title of dignified Juniors. Mrs. Gritton came on with us as sponsor, but much to our sorrow, Mr. Harlow was deemed too necessary as sponsor of the up and coming Sophomore I toys. Again the whole class was re-united, and plans for a successful year started under way with the election of the following officers: President-—Gene Royalty; Vice President— Hetty Lyen; Secretary— Frances McGinnis; and Treasurer—Basil Gaither. During this year, we worked more and received the title of MOST OUTSTANDING CLASS IN SCHOOL! Our Junior play. Rosalie Rims Riot, was an outstanding success, breaking all previous box-office receipts. We were more proud than ever of our representatives on the Pioneer Team. These boys made a record of which any class would boast, and included Grosto Wells, Gene Royalty, Wilbert Bugg, Tarzan Watts, and Basil Gaither. Our Junior Paper was soon under way under the leadership of a very capable staff, and was given the title of “The Chatterbox.” Probably our most noteworthy incident during the year was the Junior and Senior Reception at Beaumont, when we entertained the Senior class with the money we had made on our paper and on selling drinks at the basketball games. We adopted a new precedent at this banquet. by having a Junior giftorian present the Seniors with timely gifts. (10c ones.) Four medals were given to Juniors at the reception. They were awarded to Betty Lyen for English and Scholarship, to Martha Jane Gortney for Activities, and for Athletics to Gene Royalty. We were proud of the record which we had built up, and at the end of the year, we had a class of 50 students who were to carry on as the Seniors of '47. And so, we come to the last chapter in our noteworthy history. We were exceedingly sorry to lose two of our classmates, one of whom was Joe Yates, who went into the service of our country. Our sponsors this year were Mrs. Gritton and Mr. Powell. They have proved true friends and advisors throughout the year and we are most grateful to them. We welcomed into our class, six boys who had felt the call of their country and had entered service before they had finished their education. They have indeed helped our Senior year to be more successful by their participation in all that we have undertaken. Six of our girls have honored their class by being members of the National Beta Club, a scholastic organization. hive of these girls were charter members of this local chapter. All of the class have participated in at least one club and many have belonged to as many as four or five. They have been leaders and good followers in every organization in which they have participated. Football was reinstated in H.H.S., and many of our boys played, while the rest of the class backed them up in the cheering section. Again we were well represented on the basketball floor, during a successful season. Dan Tuttle joined the ranks of the Cheerleaders, and has been a great help in this field. Again Betty Lyen went to the District Discussion Contest and won third place. The class was very proud to have Tarzan Watts and Ola Frances Balden selected as Football King and Queen, for the year ‘46-'47. Frances McGinnis was voted D. A. R. Representative, and other honors have gone to various other members of the class. It is with regret that we are now ready to graduate, for though we've often complained about our school, it is our Alma Mater, and we wouldn't exchange it for any other. We should like to take this time to say to all our teachers and other schoolmates that we are sincerely gratefid for all the help and support that you have given us. Always we shall remember you and all you have done for us. So now we just want to say, “Thanks a Million! TWENTY CREDIT PUPILS Jessica Ann Walter Martha Jane Gortney John Proctor Riggins Kathleen Lanham Frances McGinnis Ola Frances Balden Betty Aileen Lyen CLASS WILL STATF. OF NOWHERE CITY OF SOMEWHERE COUNTY OF ANYWHERE We, tlie Seniors of nineteen-hundred and forty-seven are leaving now. yes, for four years the teachers have put up with us (and vice versa) and now we re ready to start on our journey through life and take with us all the knowledge we have learned. We realize someone will lie taking our place in the future, thus, we declare this to lie our last will and testament. The estate which we have gained by our wit and Mrs. Gritton, will he disposed of as follows: ITEM : The Senior class of nineteen-hundred and forty-seven bequeaths to the Senior class of nineteen hundred and forty-eight their ability to keep up with their books. ITEM: To the up and coining Sophomore class we leave Miss Field, to teach them English and to keep up the French Club parties. ITEM : To the Freshman class we leave Dan Tuttle's and Billy Duncan’s dancing ability to he divided equally among them. We are sure they will put it to good use. ITEM : To the eighth grade we leave the dread of Mr. Whitehead’s history class next year. ITEM: To the seventh grade we leave Jimmy McGinnis to make an all star man in basketball. ITEM: To Miss Field, we leave at least two veterans. ITEM: To Miss Baker we leave the future Seniors to work on their manuals. The next bequests may seem unimportant but the Seniors through the kindness of their hearts wish to leave the following things to the people who they believe might he in need of them. Frances McGinnis leaves her sweet ways to Sarah Ross. Judge Hardin’s ability to get along with the girls to Kenneth Poulter. Margie Huffman's ability to sing to Rebecca Steele. Warren Lowe leaves his ability to play the piano to any up and coming musicians. Evelyn Harlow leaves her quiet dignity to Betty Coleman. George William Neal leaves his innocence to Irmal Teater. Kathleen Lanhant leaves her calmness to Doris Merriman. Fred Denny leaves his ability to say cute things to Armond Bottoms. Bob McFatridge leaves his ability to get any kind of Math to Carlysle Garrison. Betty Lyen’s ability to flutter her long eyelashes to Franees Barnett. Mabel Martin wills her ability to have and keep a cute figure to Esther Sallee. Jessie's ability to hold her man to Barbara Daugherty. Chick's ability to get along with Mrs. Gritton to anyone who may need it in the future. Basil Gaither's height to Gene Lawson. Dudley Jenkins leaves his absent-mindedness to Jimmy Wallace. Nora Hawkins leaves her ambition to JoAnne Asher. The rumors of Martha Jane’s marriage which are not true to Shirley Shuck and Herman. Christine Phillips’ artistic ability to Mary Anne Peavler. Nelson Grider leaves his “slimness’ to Jack Cornelius. Bobby Best leaves his curls to “Little Juic Phillips. Bea Sheperson leaves her interest in Gene Yates to Carolyn Linville. Harold Wiley leaves his steady date. Jean Sanders to the basketball team of ‘48. to keep up the spirit on their Inis to games. Gertrude James and Dolly Flowers leave their everlasting friendship to Rosa Mae Jelf and Dorothy Tatum. Glenn Graves leaves his “technique to Bobby Smith. June Cornelius leaves her ability to get the answer hook in Accounting Class to whoever will need it next year. Lela Heavier wills her job as president of the Home Ec. Club to the unlucky person that may have it next year. Frances Davis leaves her ability to get to school early to Frank DeVylder. Nancy Shewmaker leaves her ability to talk all the time to any bashful person. Grosto leaves his ability to tell a lie with a straight face to Billy Lively. Porter Johnson leaves his markmanship in throwing erasers to Sammy Edwards. Amos Black leaves his ability to play Rook to Howard “Rabbit Sallee. Jimmy Fraser leaves his joke book to “Coochy Roach. Tarzan leaves Kathryn Sanders (as bad as he hates to) to all the hoys who may try to date her next year. Ola Frances leaves her title “Miss H. H. S.” t the up and coming Junior girls. Irene Duncan's ability to walk fast to Bitty Menaugh. Proctor Riggins vocabulary to Bobby Kirk Jones. Louis Daugherty's line to T. C. Coleman. Howard Nichols’ oratory ability to Eulyn Dean. Nancy Lou Jenkins interest in George William Neal to Patsy Trimble. Ann Kirkland leaves her abliity to get married i.i the Senior year to Christine Gabhart. Gertrude Lowe’s love for Harrodsburg High t the rest of the Dam kids. Vernice Ross' mild temperament to Emma Ka'herine Davenport. Gene Roach’s ability to put up with girl’s fussing to Donald Dean. Bessie's pep to Mary Louise Patterson. Wilbert Bugg and Gene Royalty leave their ability to get along with Miss Baker to the Junior girls. Harold Slama's interest in farming to Monnie Price. At last we do hereby appoint as the sole executor of this our last will and testament, our principal. Mr. Powell. In witness whereof, we the class of Nineteen-hundred and forty-seven, the testator have set our hand and seal on this 31st day of May in the year Nineteen hundred and 47. Mary Anne Peavler - - President Sammy Edwards - - Vice President Eulyn Dean ... Secretary Sitty Russell Treasurer J U N -I O R S In 1944, “We came, “We saw,” but in 1948 “We will be the conquerors.” Mrs. Alexander and Mr. Whitehead were our able supporters for our Freshman year. For our class officers: Doris Merriman. Bobby Jones, “Sitty Russell and Carlysle Garrison were chosen. We contributed Carlysle to the “Big Blue team; along with him, “Sitty Russell was chosen to represent our class as one of the four Senior High Cheerleaders. We also joined several of the organizations of the school such as: Senior Girl Reserve. Senior Hi-Y, Latin and Home Economic Clubs. In our Sophomore year the going was much easier as we were accustomed to the “Big Time Operators” (upper classmen and teachers). The sponsors for our Sophomore year were: Miss Van Winkle and Mr. Harlow. To fill the vacancy left by last year's officers were: Sammy Edwards. Pauline Robinson, Doris Merriman. “Sitty Russell. Betty Dennis was chosen as sponsor of the Safety Patrol, along with four new members: Joe Moore, Bacon Moore, Bobby Jones and Jimmy Wallace. T. C. Coleman was selected as one of the first five on the basketball team. The “Basketball Bulletin which the Sophomore Class edited, proved to be a great success, and at the same time very profitable. The Hi-Light for the school year 1946-1947 was when we moved to Room 8. as Jolly Juniors. Mrs. Alexander and Mr. Harlow were with us again, to our delight. This year's officers are: President—Mary Ann Peavler, Vice-President—Bacon Moore, Secretary — Eulyn Dean and Treasurer-—“Sitty Russell. We are also represented in various organizations by: Beta Club Vice-President—Frances Barnett; Y-Teens Vice-President—Colleen James, H. A. A. Vice President—Kathryn Sanders. Secretary—“Sitty Russell. Treasurer—Doris Merriman: Conservation Vice-President—Billy Lively: French Club Vice-President—Kathryn Sanders; Student Council President—Bacon Moore, Representative—Patty Mertes. Our Football Team was well represented by the Juniors with such members as: Carlysle Garrison, Irmal Teater, Jimmy Wallace, Billy Lively, T. C. Coleman and Donald Dean. This year we added a veteran to the basketball team. Irmal Teater. The Junior Paper, under the name of “Blue and White Hi-I.ite , is being published by the capable members of the Junior Class. Other means of securing money have been by: selling soft drinks at the games and taking busses to the out of town ball games. We introduced to the school, which now is to be carried on as a tradition, the selection and the crowning of the F'ootball King and Queen. The first attendants were two members of the Junior Class: “Sitty Russell and Carlysle Garrison. We are now looking forward to preparing for our Junior Play and the Junior-Senior Reception. Following this busy year, we all hope to become Seniors and continue to be the most outstanding class of the school, “We think.” Joyce McFatrjdge Historian JUNIOR C L A S S Barnett, Frances Bottoms, Armond Cinnamon, Garnett Clovd, Anna Sue Coleman, T. C. Cornelius, Jackson Dean, Donald Dean, Eulvn Lee Dennis, Betty Edwards, Sammy Farney, Virginia Gabhart, Christine Garrison, Carlysle Harmon, Alberta Ann Harris, William James, Colleen Jelf, Rosa Mae Jenkins, Josephine Jones, Robert Kirk Lively, William McFatridge, Joyce Merriman, Doris Mertes, Patricia Mobley, Kathleen Mobley, Roxie Moore, Bacon R. Moore, Joseph Patterson, Betty Jean Peavler, Marv Anne Phillips, Thomas Lee Pulliman, Garnett Roach, David Roach, Susan Robinson, Pauline Ross, Sarah Russell, Harriett Sallee, Esther Sanders, Kathrvn Sinkhorn, Wilma Tatum, Dorothy Teater, Irmal Wallace, James Walters, Lowell Warner, Deloras Wiley, William Young, Herman Secretary T reasurer Gordon Smith - - - President Amos Young - - - Vice President Patsy Trimble ... Norma Moore istory lomores The saill)oat of the Sophomore class docks at the station H.H.S. e see that the skippers in charge are Gordon Smith. Amos Young, Patsy Trimble, and Norma Moore. They show us the ship’s log. As we thumb through the pages of the Freshman voyage we notice that their skippers were: Claude Perkins, B. F. Edwards, Violet Wilham, and Andy Young. We also see the activities that happened on this voyage were: The girls joined the Girl Reserve and Future Homemakers of America; the boys joined the Hi-Y Club and some played basketball. These were: John D. McClellan. F'rank DeVylder, Monty Price, Bobby Smith, Bobby Sadler and Warren Bugg. Few of the voyagers joined the I -at in Club. Barbara Daugherty was chosen as the cheer-leader to wear the school colors. The next chapter on the ship log is the recording of the Sophomore voyage. Some of their activities are: The girls joined the Y-Teens and F'.H.A. The boys joined the Hi-Y Club. Some played basketball, while others played football when it started in the fall. Like most sailboats this one is filled with people for the joy ride, others were more serious. Most of us have learned the title of “Silly Sophomores. However, to me, it seems we pause for too short a time at the harbor H.H.S. to learn enough about sailing and any other vocation we may wish to do in later life. We hope that when we are assigned to a larger ship that we are able to sail the sea with less difficulty and may end our voyage with success. Barbara Daugherty H istorian S0 PHOMORE CLASS Adkinson, Melwood Anness, Charles Anness, McKinley Beckum, Helen Jean Brewer, Ruth Evelyn Bruner, Barbara Ann Bugg, Warren Campbell, James Carey, Margaret Carolyn Christerson, Kenneth Curtsinger, William Darland, Mary Margaret Daugherty, Barbara Ann DeVylder, Frank Farney, Leona Mae Grigsby, Nancy Lou Isham, James Isham, Mildred Blanche Kelly, Barbara Sue Kurtz, Charles Martin, Melvin McCellan, John McGinnis, Dorothy Marie Moore, Nancy Carroll Moore, Norma Jean Patterson, Billie Jean Patterson, Laura Beatrice Perkins, Claude Prewitt, Harvest Mae Price, Carroll “Monty” Quinn, Katherine Rogers, Kathleen Saddler, Bobbie Sallee, Lucille Sampson, Sarah Walden Shuck, Shirley Thomas Smith, Gordon N. Steele, Rebecca Mae Thacker, Donald Trimble, Patricia Ann Tyler, Oma Frances Wade, Charles Wilham, Violet Louise Woods, Minnie Rea Young, Amos Young, Andy Barbara King - President Donald Rice _ Vice President Charles Curd ... Secretary Morris McClure Treasurer reshman ass The log of the Freshman Class on the good ship H. H. S. began in September, 1946. We found that the cruise was not to be a pleasure trip and that we had a rough trip ahead of us. The captain and the Co-Captain were Miss Field and Mr. Whitehead. Then our officers wee relected. First officer—Barbara L. King, President; Second officer — Donald Rice, Vice-President; Third officer—Charles A. Curd, Secretary, and Fourth officer—Morris McClure, Treasurer. On the first deck of our ship you would find sports. We were well represented on this deck. Jack Clark, Robert J. Black, and Donald Rice were representatives on the basketball team, and the football team was helped by the Freshman, too. Robert J. Black and Clark were flying the flag of the Freshmen for football. Jean Sanders and Kenneth Poulter wore our colors for the cheering section from the class. If you walked on the Second deck you would find clubs. We were well represented on the club deck as well as in sports. The Jr. Y-Teens had three officers from our class: Martha Menaugh, President; Barbara L. King, Secretary, and Mary Louise Patterson, Treasurer. Nearly all the girls Itelonged to the F.H.A. Club. On the third deck were the extra activities for the class. We started on the ship with $50.00 which we won during a magazine contest. We felt proud, as we were only Freshmen. Our ship captains and crew decided on a skating party so that the class could learn co-opera- tion and have fun as well. Co-operation resulted in a talent program, presented by our class to the whole company on board the H.H.S. We hope that program charted our course to success for our plays later on. The Seniors of 1950 have started on their trip to success. Mary Breck Bonta, Historian FRESHMAN CLASS Asher, Margaret Jo Ann Balden, Dorothy Ann Black, Robert Bonta, Mary Breckenridge Bottom, Thelma Lncille Bourne, Jane Allen Burns, Norvie Rue Butler, Joane Mildred Carey, Russell Campbell, Harry Douglas Catlett, Donald Clark, Jack Click, Pauline Cocanougher, Harold Gene Curd, Charles Albert Darland, Ima Jean Darter, Etta Jean Davenport, Emma Katherine Deane, Mary Jane Devary, John Devine, Betty Jewell Devine, Lillian Mae Farney, Helen Ruth Farney, Reeda Rosalene Freeman, Nellie Loraine Gabbart, Cammie Lucile Goodlett, Josephine Glass, William Holbrook Grider, Ruel Grigsby, William Jackson, Kenneth Eugene King, Barbara Lucille Lawson, Gene D. Linville, Carolyn Lyons, Carolla McClure, Morris Edgar McMichael, Gracie Mae Menaugh, “Bitty” Baxter Newton, Nelson Riker Patterson, Mary Louise Phillips, Peggy Elizabeth Poulter, Kenneth Eugene Pulliam, Joyce Aileen Randolph, Georgia Annette Ransdell, Earl Franklin Rice, Donald Roberts, Bruce Robinson, Elizabeth Mae Ross, Ralph Edward Sallee, Billv Sallee, Eloise Sallee, Howard Sallee, Thelma Frances Sallee, Zelma Louise Sanders, Mary Jean Sewell, Jovce Marie Sims, C. W. Smith, Carolyn Celeste Thacker, Ed Whitehead, Dorothy Louise Yates, Franklin Eugene Light h G ratle Class Betty Coleman Joe Harlow John Alexander Jimmy Dean President Vice President Secretary Seventh Grade Class Billy Cloyd ... President Daisy Tewmey - - Vice President Margaret Gortney - Secretary Treasurer John Reed T reasurer E 1GHTH GRADE HIS T O R Y On the opening day of school in 1945, a proud, but shy group of hoys and girls entered |nnior High School. We elected as our class officers: Betty Coleman, June Burns, and Jakie Claunch. Peggy Dean and Betty Phillips were our seventh grade cheerleaders. Our teachers were: Mrs. Worth, Mrs. Taber, Mr. Harlow, and Miss Powell, now Mrs. Coleman. The end of the year came soon, and we were promoted to the eighth grade. Vacation passed quickly, and we entered school again in the fall. We elected as our class officers for 1946-47: Betty Coleman, Joe Harlow. John Alexander. and lames Dean. Our class also came on top with two new cheerleaders, Mike Low-rev and Lawrence Willis. The Student Council representatives were June Burns and John Alexander. Our teachers were: Mrs. Sale. Mr. Sale. Mrs. Broaddus, Mr. Harlow. Mrs. Coleman, and Miss 'fribble, who took Mrs. Coleman's place at the beginning of the second semester. This year is over now and the Class of 1951 is well on its way to happy high school days. John Alexander Historian SEVENTH G R A D E HISTORY We came to the seventh grade with ideas to be right on top with all the rest, but we were soon taken down a notch or two. We were pretty bad at first, but our teachers—Mrs. Sale. Miss Powell. Mrs. Broaddus,. Mr. Harlow, and Mr. Sale—soon fixed that. All of us took part in the clubs, such as, Y-Teens, Hi-Y, and the Conservation Club. ()f course we went to all the basketball and football games. Our cheerleaders were Daisy I ewmey and Phyllis Stevenson. We hope that when we go back to school in September of 1947, we will enjoy the eighth grade as much as we have the seventh, and that we will grow better and better as we climb the ladder of education. F. Douglas Curry 11 istorian E I G HTH GRADE CLASS Alexander, John S. Ashton, Dessie Bradshaw, James Bruner, Delores Bruner, Virgil C. Burns, June Campbell, Bobby G. Carter, Arlene Chilton, Holly Clark, Anne Claunch, Jakie Cocanougher, Jane Coleman, Betts Compton, Jane Cooley, Marie Cornelius, James Darland, Marvin Darland, Wade Davenport, Edward Davis, James Ralph Dean, J. D. Dean, James Frank Dean, Peggv Demaree, Hilton Demaree, Patsy Gaines, Margaret Mae Grubbs, Evelyn Louise Hardin, Patsy Jean Hardin, Robert B. Harlow, Joseph Hurst, Juanita James, Homer Keeling, Betty Jane Kurtz, Jerry Lanham, Billy Lowery, Michael McGee, John McGinnis, Ola Frances Million, Onita Morgan, Donald Moore, Robert Phillips, Betty Preston, Betty Jane Proctor, Clvde Quinn, Cecil Sanders, Marlene Sherrow, Curtis Shewmaker, Marcella Shewmaker, Rosella Sims, Ophelia Sinkhorn, Billy Steele, Annetta Steele, Loretta Trower, Beatrice Watts, Orville Webb, Orville William, Loraine Willis, Lawrence 3) SEVENTH GRADE CLASS Begley, Joan Gibson, Donald H. Morris, Thomas Lee Bond, William J. Goodlet, Harold T. Noel, Hunter Chantey Brown, Patsy Goodlet, Hollis E. Peavler, Jewell Bruner, Juanita Goodlet, William T. Price, Nancy Lou Bruner, Leroy Gortney, Margaret Prewitt, John Henrv Bruner, Reva Grigsby, Buddy George Quinn, James Meredith Bugg, William Charles Grigsby, Donald Carter Reed, John Skeeters Burton, James C. Grubbs, Barbara Riggins, Flovd H. Burton, Rose Grubbs, Marjorie Riley, Lillie Mae Carey, Robert Leon Hannah, Ann N. Robertson, William Edward Cloyd, William H. Harlow, Marilyn Robinson, Don William Cooley, Eskell Hillard, Betsy Sexton, Evelyn Collier. Lillian Houchins, Joyce Ann Sims, Adeline Combs, Bernice Huffman, John Burton Stephenson, Phyllis Cummins, Carl Hurst, James Thomas Terhune, Loren Thomas Currv, Frank D. James, George Franklin Tewmey, Daisy Frances Daugherty, Mildred Keeling, Juanita Thomas, Patty Davis, Nancy A. Landers, Lucian Jewell Tvler, William Leonidas Dennis, Barbara A. Leonard, Evelyn Votaw, Mildred Duncan, Jackie Lester, Evelyn Watts, Jeanetta Drury, Condit B. Martin, Mary Ann Weldon, Betty Gaines, Louise McGinnis, James Oliver William, Robert Hollis Gay, Loraine Moore, Paul Williams, Betty Most Popular Girl Ola Frances Balden CROWNING KING AND QUEEN In the fall of nineteen hundred and forty-six, the Junior Class, advised hy Mrs. Aimee Alexander, sponsored a campaign to elect a football king and queen. As a result, the Senior Class of 1947, was proud to present Ola Frances Balden as Queen, and Tarzan Watts as King. On December tenth, nineteen hundred and forty-six, they were crowned Miss Harrodsburg High School and Mr. Pioneer. Ola Frances Balden, as Miss H. H. S., is the most popular and best-dressed Senior gfrl. She has attended Harrodsburg High School for the last four years and during this time she has been an honor student, besides taking an active part in all the clubs in which she has been a member. Ola Frances may easily be considered an average American girl. Mr. Pioneer, better known as Tarzan Watts, is good-looking with personality plus. Yes, our Tarzan was the little fellow on the football field with all that energy. Tarzan is an all around fellow, who will go places if he keeps climbing toward the top. The King and Queen were crowned by their First Attendants, Harriet Russell and Car-lysle Garrison, from the Junior Class. The Second and Third Attendants to the royalty were Shirley Shuck and Robert Smith, from the Sophomore Class: Mary Jane Deane and Jack Clark, from the Freshman Class. C A L E N D A R SEPTEM HER Sept. 6—Beginning of the football season—Played Anchorage at Danville and lost. Sept. 9—School started with a hang! Sept. 1-4—Played Lafayette High at Lexington—another loss. Sept. 20—Football game at Springfield, the score was tied. Sept. 27—Football game at Lawrenceburg, in their favor. OCTOBER Oct. 2—First night of Senior Play practice. Oct. -1—Harrodsburg's first football game at home—won this time! )ct. 11—Football game at Nicholasville—won again! Oct. 16—Skipped out of play practice early to go to Gert's party—more fun!!! Oct. 18—Shelbyville football game, another loss. Oct. 24—Senior Play, “Days Without Daddy —Big Success! NOVEMBER 'ov. 1—Last football game of the season with Cvnthiana. Sub-Deb Prom afterwards, more fun!!! Nov. 11—No School! Xov. 25—The Ross Sisters had a party to which quite a few Seniors went. Oh. such fun! Nov. 27—School's out for Thanksgiving holidays. Nov. 29—First basketball game at Wilniore and we won! DECEMBER Dec. 3—Second basketball game at Richmond, but we lost. Dec. 4—Played Kavanaugh here and won. Pec 5—Appointed ! ! Several girls to get out of school and collect toliacco for T. B. Fund. Dec. 6—Played Lawrenceburg here and WON!! Dec. 10—The crowning of our two Seniors. Ola Frances Balden and Iarzan Watts who received the title of Miss H. H. S. and Mr. Pioneer. The other Seniors who were their attendants were as follows: Proctor Riggins, Jessica Walter. Louis Daugherty. Lela Peavler, Gene Royalty, Betty Lyen, Jack Woods, Bessie fewmey, Dan 1 tittle. Harold Slama. and Warren Lowe. Dec. 10—After the ceremonies Harrodsburg beat Burgin in basketball. Dec. 18—Woman's Council gave Y-Teens a Christmas breakfast in the cafeteria. Dec. 19—Played Stanford here and won again. Dec. 20-—School's out for the Christmas holidays. Dec. 20-—Harrodsburg heat Lebanon in basketball. Pec. 30—Ten Senior girls had a slumber party at the Dix Dam Clubhouse. More fun!!! Dec. 31—V.F.W. Dance at the Armory, attended by some Seniors. JANUARY Jan. 6—Back to school. fan. 7—Lawrenceburg won over us in basketball. Ian. 14—Got heat by Frankfort in liaskethall. [an. 15—Many Seniors and the French club went to Stanford to the Skating Rink. More fun!! Ian. 17—Played Danville and beat them. [an. 20—Senior liaskethall team played McAfee Independents and lost. Porter Johnson discovered his talent for cheerleading. Jan. 21—Played Nicholasville there and won. Jan. 22—Exemptions read in assembly. Jan. 23-24—Mid-term tests. Jan. 24—Anne Kurtz liecame Mrs. Kirkland. Tan. 24—Played Shelbyville at home and lost. Tan. 27-29—Seniors and Juniors took standardized tests, hard on the brain. Jan. 28—Played Madison at home and lost. Tan. 31—The Junior and Freshman Classes took school busses to the Skating Rink. More fun!! FEBRUARY Feb. 5—Speech contest at high school. Betty Even won. [•'eh. 6—Played University High at Lexington and lost. Feb. 11—Played Henry Clay and lost. F'eh. 13—Wilbert discovered new type of ink eradicator for Bookkeeping Class. Fell. 14—Freshman girls had assembly program. We lieat Winchester there, with Gene as high-point man with 12 points. F'eh. 18—Played Lancaster tonight and won. Fell. 21—Played M. M. I. here and won again. Fell. 25—Played Manual tonight and won. W ilbert was high-point man with 17 points. Feb. 28—Played M. M. I. there and won. MARCH Mar. 5—Lost to Burgin in the district tournament at I .awrencehurg. Four Seniors (Wilbert. Gene, Grosto. and Basil) played their last game. Mar. 10—Seniors overcame Freshmen intramural tournament. Mar. 11—Junior Play practice started. Mar. 12—Fred Denny enters the Senior Class. Mar. 15—The Dramatic Club goes to Richmond to the Speech Tournament. All came out with high standing. Mar. 17—Martha Jane made a B on her report card!!!!! Mar. IS—School is out. Flu Epidemic. Mar. 19—Harrodian Staff meets the printer. Mar. 20—-Eight Senior girls go to Richmond (Eastern). More Fun! Bessie had “card party good time! Mar. 24—Back to school. Mar. 25—School is out again. Alar. 26—Faculty pictures taken for the annual. Mar. 31—Back to school again. APRIL Apr. 1—Senior Kid Day. Apr. 2—Pictures were taken for annual. Apr. 2—The Ross Sisters have “Rook party. Apr. 2—Party for Harold Wiley’s birthday. Apr. 7—Group of kids went to Danville' for ads for annual. Apr. 8—W ent back to Danville for more ads. Apr. 9—Yep, we went back to Danville again. (We got them this time). Apr. 11—Mrs. Gritton and the editors went to Lexington. Apr. 15—School is out for spring vacation. Apr. 21—Senior privileges start. Apr. 24—Junior play. Apr. 25—Junior play. MAY May 2—Georgetown May 9—Frankfort May 23—Reception JUNE June 1—Baccalaureate June 3—Class Night June 6—Commencement OUR BAB Y P ICTURES Reading from left to right: First Row: Gertrude Lowe, George Neal, Nancy Shew-maker, Harold Wiley, Margie Huffman. Second Row: Wilbert Bugg, Ola Frances Balden, Bobby Best, Bessie Tewmey. Irene Duncan. Third Row: Nora Hawkins, Vernice Boss, Howard Nichols, Martha Jane Gortney. Everett Phillips. Fourth Row: Jack Woods, Evelyn Harlow, Anne Kirkland. Tarzan Watts, Frances McGinnis. Fifth Rote: Warren Lowe, Jessica Walter, Dolly Ann Flowers, Betty Lyen, Gertrude James. Sixth Row: Gene Royalty, Beatrice Sheperson. Fred Denny, June Cornelius, Lela Peavler. Cht f hoM «H rrvwfHi': � £ ■ no c r SENIOR CHARACTERISTICS CHRISTENED COMMONLY CALLED APPEARS BRIGHT LIGHT JUST IMAGINE TEN YEARS HENCE Ola Frances Balden Oleo” popular Gene not beautiful Miss Kentucky Robert Best “Bobby” muscular beer without red hair Traveling Wilbert Burk “Cutie Pie” athletic Lebanon not cute Running Fishing camp June Cornelius June able Kansas without ans. book In Indiana Louis Daugherty “Darty” willful women not flirting Editor Frances Davis Frances accurate Teater acting catty Married Woman Irene Duncan Irene late movies walking slow all by herself Dolly Ann Flowers Dolly giggling Gertrude being sophisticated missionary to Africa Janies Andrew Fraser Jimmy teasing show-girls no jokes grown up Basil Gaither “Ba-aasil” good-natured basketball with wavy hair handsome Martha Jane Gortney Martha loud Gene Roach being quiet Home Ec. Teacher Glenn Graves “Jack” unconcerned Christine without freckles owner of pool room Nelson Lee Grider Nelson sawed-off farming having dates cowboy Charles Hardin “Judge” friendly baseball being serious county judge Evelyn Harlow “Ev” slow Indiana in a hurry in Indiana Nora Hawkins Nora vivacious flirting not likeable divorced Margie Huffman Margie smiling Danville not singing torch singer Gertrude Janies Gertrude griping Short hand without Dolly in burlesque Nancy Lou Jenkins Nancy Lou dreaming cooking being reckless still cooking Dudley Jenkins Dudley sleepy the famliy Making A’s street cleaner Porter Johnson Callie active beer with Bobby no beer running Old Maid’s Home Anne Kurtz Kirkland Ann devoted her husband not married mother Kathleen Lanham “Kack” appealing “Hip” no sweaters Mrs. Wilder Gertrude Lowe “Gert” young Stanford grown up Teaching Commerce Warren Lowe Warren efficient Pauline no piano 2nd Frankie Carle CHRISTENED COMMONLY APPEARS BRIGHT LIGHT JUST IMAGINE TEN YEARS HENCE CALLED Betty Aileen Lyen Betty delightful herself without long eyelashes still trying Frances McGinnis “Frankie sincere Earl not sweet Mrs. Balden Robert McFatridge “Bob” arguing Math not arguing breaking hearts Mabel Martin Mabel brisk skipping typing practice tall undecided George William Xeal George William innocent Burgin without his boots big time gambler Everett Phillips “Runt” fatherly his family without wisecracks more children Christine Phillips Cricket” artistic art not talking to Bea dress designer Lela Peavler Lela Happy Mr. Overstreet unhappy still happy Proctor Riggins “Proc” distinguished C. Y. F. being serious dentist Gene Conley Royalty “Hollie popular “Oleo” not being fun owner of store Vernice Ross “Turkey” astonishing most anything being mean model Beatrice Sheperson “Bea” witty Gene Y. talking low Opera Star Nancy Shewmaker “Nanc” carefree undecided not talking bookkeeper Eugene Roach “Gene” bashful Martha without a car henpecked Husband Harold Lee Slama Harold quiet farming talking all the time bachelor Bessie Rhea Tewmey Bessie attractive everything without enthusiasm still cheering Jessica Walter “Jessie” beautiful Byron being serious Mrs. Compton Daniel Tuttle Tuttle” dancing the lake not showing off movie director Howard Nichols “Kilroy” grinning The Dam getting around baker Tarzan Watts Tarzan energetic Katli ryn no personality millionaire Grosto Wells “Tank” lazy foolishness being on time still late Harold C. Wiley Harold nice Jean being called Clarence Mayor of Stringtown Jack Woods “Chick handsome clothes not looking neat movie star Fred Denny Fred sly beer with Bobby Porter being bashful bachelor Amos Black Amos card shark Versailles being like Bob professional baseball Edwin Parker iirnii.. “Ace” solid a light? not jolly 2nd Santa Claus William Duncan • Billy” cunning dancing not liking to dance engineer IHbO SeTfv ty as Us Lye 7 U V _4 e______ rvi-TtY JU� n � i Oh! The SLJ,nl 'n; lC (Jo rS St fay 6 u. t Z Some j)ASS I h j n ) OTW V + SS !• FIRST TEAM b farrodsburg Basketball Schedule Wilmore Nov. 29 30-14 Richmond Dec. 3 47-20 Kavanaugh Dec. 4 31-24 Lawrenceburg Dec. 6 25-21 Burgin Dec. 10 33-24 Danville Dec. 12 31-29 Stanford Dec. 17 35-18 Lebanon Dec. 20 31-25 Lawrenceburg Jan. 7 27-31 Frankfort Jan. 14 25-27 Danville Jan. 17 28-22 Nicholasville Jan. 21 24-20 Shelbyville Jan. 24 24-32 Madison Jan. 28 31-38 U-High Feb. 4 35-36 Henry Clay Feb. 11 27-32 Winchester Feb. 14 46-27 Lancaster Feb. 18 44-38 M. M. I. Feb. 21 40-13 Dupont Manual Feb. 25 38-27 M. M. I. Feb. 28 26-24 CHEERLEADERS SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL WRITE UPS i ROSTO WELLS Center •Welle wan the spark plug of the team. He was the best offensive, because of his ability to shoot with either hand. His scoring was very high for the season. We sure hate to lose such a valuable player. WILBERT Bt'GG Guard Hugg Is right In there when It comes to those long Hhnts. Watch those points go up!! He is another one who hates to leave as bad as we hate to see him go. T. C. COLEMAN Forward and Center Mule” is our rebound specialist. He held top scoring honors for the year. T. C.. you’ve been on the all-tournament team for the past two years; we’re looking for It again next year. How about It ? ? GENE ROYALTY Guard Hollle was one of the best of defensive guards. He was not a high scorer, but he could really handle that ball. Also, he was the best when it came to setting up plays. He’s worked hard and liked it. BOB BLACK Gua rd Hob was used as the handy man of the team. He was a good reserve this season. We’re going to be watching for you next year. Bob. Get In there and fight!!! BASIL GAITHER Forward Basil was on the sidelines ready to fight for the team any time he could this year. When he was on the hardwood, he did his best. We wish you could be back next year. Basil. IRMAL TEATKK Forward and Center “Rod” is a returned veteran who joined the team this year. He has the height but maybe sometimes his mind was on that Senior girl. JACK CLARK Jack was the baby of the squad. He hasn’t had much prnctice. but just wait! ! These coming years he’ll prove to you what he can do. FOREST SALE Coach Aggie” was out there practicing and helping the boys every day. He wanted them to come through on top. The boys learned to like him and understand him. Most of the boys on Aggie’s” team were fourth year men and he looked ahead to those who would be back. EVAN HARLOW Coach Ev worked hard for the boys and in return, the boys worked for him too. When times became tough, he was always in there to give a good word. We nil appreciate it, Ev. N BASKETBALL 46 - 47 Early in the fall, the main question in the minds of all basketball lovers was, “What kind of team will Coach 'Aggie' .Sale have this year? As soon as the season opened these anxious spectators packed the gym every game night to see our team on the floor. Harrodsburg played the toughest teams in the state, including Madison, Lawrenceburg, Danville, Frankfort. Shelbyville, University High, Henry Clay, and Manual. Although our team was small compared with some of the others, they pulled through with 14 wins and 8 losses. These boys made up the team for H. H. S.: Wilbert Bugg, T. C. Coleman, Gene Royalty, Grosto Wells, Bob Black, Irmal Teater, Basil Gaither, Carlysle Garrison, Jack Clark, and Tarzan Watts. We lost Garrison and Watts at midseason. Two of the younger boys of the second team replaced them which were Donald Rice and Joe Harlow. They received excellent practice by this which will be of value to them in the future. In the District Tournament Harrodsburg was defeated by their rival, Burgin. This was a great surprise to many. Harrodsburg still had the honor of having T. C. Coleman placed on the all tournament team. The loss of Bugg. Wells, Royalty, Teater and Gaither will dim the prospects of next year s team but we know that with the excellent coaching of Sale and Harlow, the team will hold their place in the upper brackets. So here’s luck to each and everyone of you!!! WITH THE FOOTBALL TEAM This being the first team since 1942, the Pioneers were greatly handicapped by the lack of experience. There was a full schedule of nine games. Among those, Anchorage, Lawrenceburg, Shelbyville, Cvnthiana, and Lafayette were ranked as outstanding teams in the state. Coach Sale did a good job in his first year. With several experienced players back next year the number of wins should be greater although the team will be hit hard by the loss of 14 men. WE THEY WE THEY Anchorage 0 25 Nicholasville 12 7 Lafayette 0 19 Lancaster 39 0 Springfield 7 7 Shelbyville 7 12 Lawrenceburg 6 38 Cvnthiana 0 6 Stanford 39 0 Harrodsburg — 110 Opponents — 114 GKOKTO WKJiLS Left End Grosto was the man who was there when anyone threw a pass. He couldn’t miss with his glue-llke fingers. Heing u senior he will he missed next year. GENE ROYALTY Center Gone was the man over the ball. He was a dependable center and played splendid ball in every game. He will not be back next year. LOUIS DAUGHERTY Itight End Louis was always playing hard In every game. He played swell ball on offense and defense. He also is a senior. TARZAN WATTS Quarter Hack Tarzan played in every game last season. He was fast and could get around on a football field. He was one of the regulars and one of the boys who will be missed next season. HILLY LIVELY Left Tackle Hilly was always in there driving. He worked hard all year. He looks like a top player for next year. CARLYSLK GARRISON Eight Tackle ••Hugh. was one of the larger boys on the squad this year. He played hard all the time and never let up. He will be back next season. HOB HLACK Eight Half Hob was there to carry the ball or make way for it and he usually had his way. He is only a freshman and should make an outstanding player. EVKEETT PHILLIPS Left Half Everett was the fastest man on the squad this season. He wan always driving hard for victory. Sorry we can’t have him back next year. T. C. COLEMAN Left Guard Mule , as he was called was one of the outstanding players for this year. He played hard all year and will he back next year to drive the boys to victory. IEMAL TEATEE Fullback Red was the big hoy who usually carried the ball anti be did a good job of It the whole season. He was always working hard for victory. Watch him next year. DAN TITTLE Bight Guard Dan played hard In every game. He could really help the boys when they needed help, lie will be a loan to the team next year. GLENN GRAVES Left Guard Glenn was always in there fighting when he was needed. Ho always did hi best at every opportunity. HASH. GAITHER Right End Basil, a sub on this year's team helped the boys atlong a lot. He was always willing when the team nee :ed him. JIMMY WALLACE Left Tackle Jimmy is the heaviest man on the team. He 1 id a good Job this year and we will be looking for him next year. WILBERT BIGG Fullback Wilbert, a senior on the squad, was ready and willing to go in and fight. He was always pushing hard for victory. BOBBY SMITH Left End Hobby is only a sophomore this year and he sure fought hard. We sure hope ho is back next year to carry out his good work. john DAviB McClellan Higlit Guard John David is only a Sophomore this year an I from the way he played last season he will be a great help to the team for a good while. DONALD DEAN Bight Tackle Donald is a Junior this year. He is built heavy ami will be back next year to do as good of a job as he did last season. JIMMY FBASER Center You could always count on Jimmy to go in and center that ball. He was faithful in practice and worked hard. He is one who will be missed next yea r. JACK ( LA B K Left Half Jack is only a freshman this year and he shows great ability for next year's team. With three years ahead of him he should make a good player. SENIOR Y-TEENS Jessica Walter - - - President Colleex James - - Vice President Shirley Shuck ... Secretary Ola Frances Balden - - Treasurer JUNIOR Y-TEENS Bitty Menaugh ... President Betty Phillips - - - Vice President Barbara King ... Secretary Mary L. Patterson T reasurer SENIOR H I - Y Louis Daugherty ... President Glenn Graves - - Vice President T. C. Coleman ... Secretary Amos Young - - - Treasurer JUNIOR HI-Y Joe Harlow - - - President Wade Darland - - Vice President Billy Lanham John Skeeter Reed Secretary Treasurer H CLUB Grosto Lloyd Wells - - President Gene Conley Royalty - Vice President Bessie Rhea Tewmey - - Secretry HARRODSBURG ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Jack Woods .... President Kathryn Sanders - - Vice President JR. KY. ACADEMY OF SCIENCE Proctor Riggins ... President Dan Tuttle ... Vice President Martha Gortney ... Secretary Bacon Moore ... Treasurer LATIN CLUB Claude Perkins Jack Clark President Vice President Barbara King ... Secretary Evelyn Brewer T reasurer Betty Lyen ... President Kathryn Sanders - - Vice President Sitty Russell - - - Doris Merriman Secretary T reasurer DRAMATIC CLUB Betty Lyen .... President Martha Gortney - - Vice President Kathryn Sanders ... Secretary Sitty Russell ... Treasurer CONSERVATION CLUB Gene Royalty - - - President Billy Lively - - Vice President Wilbert Bugg - Tarzan Watts Secretary T reasurer BETA CLUB Ola Frances Balden - - President Frances Barnett - - Vice President Betty Lyen - - - Secretary Martha Gortney ... Treasurer FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Lela Peavler - - - President Violet Wilham - - Vice President Alberta Harmon ... Secretary Laura B. Patterson - - Treasurer Minnie Rea Woods ... Reporter STUDENT COUNCIL Bacon Moore ... President Bobby Best - - - Vice President Martha Gortney ... Secretary John Alexander ... Treasurer SAFETY PATROL Harold Slama ... Captain Warren Lowe - - -1st Lieutenant Joe Moore ... Betty Dennis 2nd Lieutenant Sponsor Blue-White Hi-Lite Staff Editor ----- Bacon Moore, Colleen James Business Manager - Jimmy Wallace, “Sitty” Russell, Joyce McFatridge ----- Betty Dennis Fred Dennv Club Editor Sports News Editor Class Reporter Exchange Editor Literary Editor Society Editor Column Editor Reporters Jokes Specialties Feature Editor Scoops Patty Mertes Frances Barnett Armond Bottoms Betty Patterson Rosa Mae Jelf, Billy Wiley Dorothy Tatum - - - Junior Class Irmal Teater, Alberta Harmon Mary Anne Peavler Doris Merriman T. C. Coleman, Sarah Ross, Wilma Sinkhorn Typists - Virginia Farney, Kathleen Mobley, Roxie Mobley, Billy Lively Proof Readers Christine Gabhart, Eulvn Dean, Anna Sue Cloyd, Joe Moore THE CLASS OF When our last memoirs are written And the ink is faded and blurred. When the fame of our class is come and gone And our echoes are no longer heard. We will still remember our classmates And our time spent at Harrodslnirg High. W e 11 think with a smile of our happv times And sad mem Vies cause us to sigh. W e II think of the times that we disobeyed rules. By cutting our classes and such. And we II think of advice our teachers gave us 1 he things that did help us so much. But uppermost of the thoughts in our minds Is the spirit of dear H. H. S.. The spirit that taught us to fight for the right. For the right would always be best. Yes, years may come and years may go In following the pattern of time. But we’ll not forget our dear old school And our class, and each happy time That we were together through smiles and tears. Through peace, and war and suspense Of not knowing if our class would finish school For some were called to our country's defense. So, we cried when they had to leave us. And rejoiced when they returned. And somehow in that time we seemed to grow up. And many a lesson was learned. • But now we've nearly finished our course. And commencement time comes soon. We’ll graduate, and leave our school. In the beautiful month of June. Sure, we may leave, but will we forget? You can bet your life that we shan't! For twelve years together means a lot And forget it. you just can’t! We’re the Class of '47 We're united through thick and thin. And we're determined that whatever results, We'll stick together, and win! Martha Jane Gortney Poet fya iewell Farewell! ! As we close the cloor behind us and walk into the distant future, toe the graduating class of 1947, bid our classmates and teachers a fond goodbye. And from the bottom of our hearts we say “thanks” in a special way. For their untiring devotion and interest in us, we say, wherever we go and whatever we do, “These are the best days of our lives.” Compliments of i! i i'. � [ i! i'. « i . MARTIN MOTORS FORD---MERCURY Cars Trucks Tractors HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY ® We overheard this conversation in an automobile: i ij Ola Frances: “For goodness sake, use both hands.” ji . Gene: “I can’t. I have to steer with one.” ALEXANDER ROYALTY FUNERAL HOME Best Wishes To The Class Of ’47 Mary Ann: “I baked this cherry pie because its Washington’s birthday.” T. C.: “Well, get me a hatchet so I can cut it.” (? xmfili He+itL of I ransylvania Printing c ompany 108 N. Upper Street Lexin-eton, Kentucky fi72 - - 947 Severtty-tf-iue rLfea iA- J befieuxials-ie SesuUce Two boys were indulging in a game of chance: Grosto: “I got three aces and a pair of Queens. What have you got?” Glenn: “I won! I got two nines and a razor. Grosto: “You sure do—how come you are so lucky? To The GRADUATING CLASS OF 1947 May Each One Be Successful In Any Calling He or She May Choose Mercer County National Bank THE CUDAHY PACKING COMPANY HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY BUYERS OF WHOLE MILK After All “THE TASTE TELLS” Sunlight Cheese — Butter — Eggs — Poultry Lipstick is something that gives added flavor and color to a very old pastime. Harrodsburg Motor Implement Co. De Soto and Plymouth Cars Mack and Plymouth Trucks John Deere Farm Implements WEST BROADWAY HARRODSBURG, KY. Stale i3amk 8? (trust j V. if if if. if f if | if. if. . if if i . if i('. if if. if if. if if. if if if if VUe fy iendbf flank When Wilbert interviewed the Steno He didn’t think that she Would scan the room to find a chair— He thought she’d use his knee! DANVILLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING INC. NIC-OLUX CLEANERS ROY SUTHERLAND, Agent GtMKyiatuAcMsbnA. to the it it i it it it it it it Graduating Class of 1Q4-7 Bobby: “You should see that beautiful letter opener Byron got the other day.” Harold: “Yeh, but there’ll be heck when Jessica sees her.” TELEPHONE 171 J. IRVIN HUDDLESTON, Proprietor MODEL Laundry and Dry Cleaning Greenville Street HARRODSBURG, KY. Qlaae £wiA, tyunen,al Jl me Phone 110-312 HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Famous last words: “If Mrs. Gritton would button her lips for just a moment, I could explain everything.” : x x x::::x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Ingram Buick Company Biiick and Chevrolet Automobiles Harrodsburg, Kentucky xxxxxx x a x x x x x x :: x x x x x x x :::: x x x it COMPLIMENTS OF FREEMAN'S MEN'S SHOP Complete Outfitters For Men and Boys PHONE 45 Miss Field: “You can kiss me until the cows come home. Say, where are you going?” ? ? ? : “Out to shoot those cows.” (Passing English is one thing, writing jokes is another.) COMPLIMENTS OF CLELL COLEMAN SONS HARRODSBURG AND BURGIN NOEL'S CLOTHES SHOP Men’s and Young Men’s Outfitters GRIFFON SUITS STETSON HATS NUNN-BUSH SHOES INTERWOVEN HOSE ARROW SHIRTS Harrodsburg, Kentucky An undertaker wired a man saying that his mother-in-law had died and asked whether he should embalm, cremate, or bury her. The man answered: “All three; take no chances.” COMPLIMENTS TO THE Graduates and Faculty of the Harrodsburg High School From THE FEDERATED STORE Harrodsburg Headquarters for the Ready-to-Wear and Shoes for the Entire Family COMPLIMENTS OF Rue and Chinn General Hardware JOBBERS AND RETAILERS HARRODSBURG, KY. Phone 234-J Son to father helping him with some homework: “If it takes you this long on fourth-grade stuff, what’ll I do next year?” COMPLIMENTS OF HARROD CLEANERS “THE NEW QUALITY PLANT” Phone 456 Broadway COMPLIMENTS OF Harrodsburg Ice § Produce Company Mrs. Brown has the right height, width, and depth, but no fourth dimension. Compliments To The Graduates and Faculty of the HARRODSBURG HIGH SCHOOL From The BLUE GRASS BUTTER CO. Compliments of Elliot Bros. Texaco Service Station CONGRATULATIONS BEAUMONT INN Bobby: “Is this wrong: “I have et’?” Miss Field: “Yes.” Bobby: “What’s wrong with it?” Miss Field: “You ain’t et yet.” Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1947 J. H. ADAMS Plumbing and Heating The J. W. McClellan Company 1 I i at HARRODSBURG DAIRY it K � COMPLIMENTS X ♦it OF ijt Distributors of 1 McNAMER'S BAKERY Grade A Dairy it i(t Products it PHONE 7 if. if T it it � it E. C. STEPHENSON, Prop. $ Mrs. Lyen: “Young man, do you really think you should be taking my daughter to a night clubs and roadhouses all the time?” if David: “Indeed not. Let’s try to reason with her.” it I it 0 1 CQ Compliments i R to the iji With it Graduating Class of 1947 it Flowers it it ooooooo Mrs. J. Frank Davenport K if FLORIST if FROM RILEY'S AUTO it PHONE 420 SERVICE r™ i . j . it i! ii it H it II 11 i! ;i ft i'. it it it it it it it it it it COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO Harold: “Let’s take a walk in the garden.” Jean: “I can only spare a minute.” Harold: “That's all right. I’m an efficiency expert.’ COMPLIMENTS OF POOLE'S AMERICAN VICTORY SHOE SHOP GENERAL SHOE REPAIRS SPECIAL FULL SOLING HALF SOLING I • v COMPLIMENTS OF WEAREN-JAMES DRUG CO. HARRODSBURG, KY. Phone 21 A BETTER FED MERCER COUNTY (IBBKBBBB MERCER CO. FROZEN FOOD RANK HARRODSBURG. KY. PHONE 14 THE BIG STORE ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ COMPLIMENTS Extends the Most OF I Ieartv Congratulations CHESTNUT - SALTER - BEST HARDWARE CO. to the Incorporated Senior Class ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ of 1947 DANVILLE, KY. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Jessie: “Darling, doesn’t my beauty seem unreal to you at times?” Byron: “Yes, especially when I look at the jars on the dressing-room table.’ COMPLIMENTS OF THE LOUISVILLE STORE HARROD FASHION SHOP LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR GIFTS “EXCLUSIVE HUT NOT EXPENSIVE” FARMERS' SUPPLY COMPANY Incorporated COMPLIMENTS OF COAL - FEED - SEED SMOCK-GIBSON PAINTS - ROOFING - FENCE LUMBER CO. Ballard’s Feeds (■■■■■■niiiiaiiinin: HARRODSBURG. KY. Dan: “I wonder what cannibals do with their victims’ heads?' Louis: “Oh, probably make noodle soup of them.” COMPLIMENTS • OF COMPLIMENTS OF OF Kroger White Way Company Tavern Slagg, Davenport, Brown Insurance Agency AAAA COMPLIMENTS OF PIIONE 51 Main St. Harrodsburg, Ky. Harrod Theatre A AAA. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Monty: “That girl tennis champ has a very weak backhand. Frank: “Oh, yeh? Just try to kiss her and see!” COMPLIMENTS OF B P COMPLIMENTS OF HADFIELD SUPPLY STORES Moreland Ave. FIRESTONE TIRES HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES George Bruner Sol Potter Main and Lexington Harrodsburg Candy Tobacco Company CANDIES CIGARS COMPLIMENTS OF TOBACCOS A. V. ARMSTRONG H. G. ROYALTY East Poplar Street Mr. Harlow: “We’re expecting a blessed event at our house.' Bob: Going to have a baby?” Mr. Harlow: “No, my mother-in-law is going home.” The Prescription Drug Store of Harrodsburg COMPLIMENTS OF W ROY SUTHERLAND CURREY MORGAN Star Brand AMH U Druggists Poll-Parrott Shoes Harrodsburg, Ky. • Page Bailey Sons Groceries COMPLIMENTS OF Meats — Vegetables Edward’s Hardware Insurance Agency K PHONE 13 We Deliver Phone 75 • HARRODSBURG, KY. Dan: “My delivery of this song will mark a new departure in the musical comedy field.” Bessie: “Yes, the departure of the audience from the theatre.” Paul Shewmaker Implement Co. Electric Service Shop WILEY, DUNCAN, HURST Farm Implements and PHONE 203 Supplies 304 E. Office St. E. Office St. Phone 30 HARRODSBURG, KY. HARRODSBURG, KY. E. H. KAHN INCORPORATED Elgin, Bnlova, COMPLIMENTS Hamilton, Grnen, OF Waltham and DR. PEPPER Benrus Watches BOTTLING CO. Graduation Gifts DANVILLE, KY. DANVILLE, KY. Phone 137 Mrs. Gritton: “I don’t think I look forty-five, do “Chick”: “No, Mrs. Gritton, not now, you used to.’ you “Chick”?” COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF GALBRETH'S GROCERY Danville Hardware Supply Co. Feeds Seeds Hardivare COMPLIMENTS Ted Germann H. E. Otto OF Phone 391 Pailerson's Service Station Danville, Ky. f | HELWIG’S T !)• 5c and 10c Store •1 •i Shop With Us We Appreciate Your Business if 502 Main Street I COMPLIMENTS � OF | LAD AND LASSIE ;i i b ‘1 . | J. S. VAUGHT, JR. if JEWELER ! ); THE HALLMARK STORE T }• Fine Repairing | HARRODSBURG, KY. 1 T VAN DIVER'S | V! Quality Meats — Fruits � }! Groceries — Vegetables | Phone 18 Delivery jj- t i if Louis: “Are you sure you’ve never been out with a sailor?” )) if Irma: “Certainly, I’m sure.” i)! ;� Louis: “Swell, where will I meet you tonight? % � )“ jjt Irma: At 2100 on the starboard side of the corner drug.” jjj I I if e ‘f COMPLIMENTS if. OF if ;; NORFLEET'S ii IMPLEMENT COMPANY $ if. i(� i! ?! Compliments t! of i Hloise Beauty Shop jj- | if J( Compliments if of i I M. S. Sutton, Jeweler if WATCHES, DIAMONDS if- JEWELRY if }• Harrodsburg, Ky. COMPLIMENTS if OF | Glover T. McGinnis ;i Distributors of -t Standard Oil Products | 1 • r r r- r ' Compliments Compliments of of faille Ami Mhoa Mercer Dept. Store COMPLIMENTS OF Milady COMPLIMENTS OF Beauty Shoppe WELLS Lottie B. Demaree Radio Sales Service Phone 129 Wilbert: “They say in China you can buy a wife for $5.00.” Barbara: “Why, that’s frightful!” Wilbert: “Oh, I don’t know, a good wife may be worth it.” COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Lincoln Dept. Store County Clerk’s Office Compliments of AARON RUBIN Compliments Reliable Jeweler of SERVING PUBLIC 30 YEARS FARMERS NAT’L. BANK BLDG. DANVILLE, KY. Diamonds — Watches — Jewelry Hop-bin Bits Station COMPLIMENTS OF We Can Fit You The Globe Shoe Co. Raymond Smalley Main St. Danville, Ky. WHEN IN DANVILLE COMPLIMENTS OF Shop At B S Akin's Apparel Barber Shop Main Si. Phone 1217 Elwood Butler Carl Smith Basil: “I just got a haircut. Does it look bad?” Grosto: “No, not bad, but you’d better stamp it, ‘This end up.’ JAMES H. STAGG COMPLIMENTS DRUGGIST Prescriptions Ethical Service OF OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE Phone 111 We Deliver A FRIEND Calvin AA. Sliewmaker REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE The Collegiate Barber Shop AUCTIONEERING FOR THOSE WHO CARE PHONE 130 SHORT ST. CLARENCE W. HALL Harrodsburg, Ky. V. W. THOMAS COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Chancellor's SMITH INSURANCE MEN'S SHOP MRS. CARROL SMITH Harrodsburg. Ky. Harrodsburg, Ky. GEM STORE COMPLIMENTS PRESCRIPTIONS OF and WATTS AND DURR FOUNTAIN SERVICE Miss Baker: “Why aren’t you working?” Glenn: “I didn’t see you coming.” Blue Ribbon IDEAL-DAIRY BAR Restaurant • Large Hamburgers Chili Soup A Place To Eat Fried Oysters in Season COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF FLEETLINE CAB PHONE 310 16 Meade Hardware Co uuivnAm HDWE. IMP. CO. DEALERS IN Hardware, Farm Imp., Fence, Harness, Paints Danville, Ky. COMPLIMENTS OF BAUGH AND GARNER Danville, Ky. COMPLIMENTS FRANK'S CASH STORE OF General Merchandise T r T 1 9 Phone 25 J. J. IN ewberry s WEST LEXINGTON ST. Gene: I have a perfect news story for the school paper.” Bacon: “What’s that — ‘Man bites dog’?” Gene: “Better than that — ‘Bull throws Mr. Powell.’ ” COMPLIMENTS OF CORNELIUS BROS. B. M. ROYALTY FURNITURE CO. The Popular Price Store Go uj. i atulcUia+i'i Me AFEE’S FROM Danville, Ky. BOARD BOARD SMART WEARING APPAREL Ladies Ready-io-Wear FOR WOMEN Harrodsburg, Ky. TEL. 289 120 N. 3RD ST. COMPLIMENTS OF HARROD CAFE Steaks Chops Short Orders J. GARNETT TEWMEY Radio Sales and Service q COMPLIMENTS OF salads of all kinds Christman’s Greenhouse Tarzan: “Would you turn off the lights if we were sitting over on the davenport?” Kathryn: “Why, of course not—you lazy thing.” COMPLIMENTS OF R. C. RROWN CROSSFIELD'S MARKET ss«sssas Groceries Meats Representing Central Wholesale Co. DANVILLE. KY. Phone 2 N. College I I