Harrodsburg High School - Harrodian Yearbook (Harrodsburg, KY)

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Mary Anne Peavler - - President Sammy Edwards - - Vice President Eulyn Dean ... Secretary Sitty Russell Treasurer

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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.

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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