Harrodsburg High School - Harrodian Yearbook (Harrodsburg, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1948 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE SEYIDfl GLASS BE 1948 HABBDDSBUBG - HIGH SEHDDL Se U i s4ctivitie Ouuiora flcuii i 'r Cy t. 74t6ietic 0%fy4 ti%4Ztia i4. 4d Aen£i4utfy 2 0? new nd We, the graduating class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-eight present this annual with the sincere wish that it will recall unforgettable memories and pleasant moments of our high school days and classmates. In later days we hope this annual will remind us of those memories we cherish most. 4 The Senior Class of 1948 wishes to express their appreciation and devotion to Mrs. Aimee Alexander and Mr. Evan Harlow, whose loyalty and friendship have made our high school days more pleasant, and who have won a place in our hearts where they can never be forgotten. With sincere appreciation of their earnest work and helpful influence on our lives, we gratefully dedicate this annual. 5 A Tribute to Mr. Ensminger There is one person to whom we wish to pay special tribute, not only for this class, but for the classes that for many years have been coming into these halls, and receiving more than just a liberal education in the arts and sciences, necessary to our instruction—but whose example to us, and to the men and women of this community, and those who have gone out to other parts of the world, has been an outstanding example of devotion to duty; whose scholarly education has given us the best possible knowledge for entrance to college or to the world of experience; whose patience and kindly understanding have steadied us and given us an anchor when we thought that our world might be blown to pieces; who never failed to have time for us and our problems. His own sufferings and worries we could not bear, but his heartaches were ours, because he was the heart of our school. The throbbing pulses and echoing feet of many boys and girls have passed through these halls, and he has met them all with the same sweetness of manner, the same grace of a real gentleman, the same fortitude of the soldiers that went from here to the battlefields. We shall not forget our superintendent, Mr. Ensminger, who has meant more to this community than words will ever be able to tell. He was more than just the head of our schools—to us, he is the symbol of all that is finer and better in education in books and in life. He gave us his best, and our thanks are so inadequate—we can only say that his inspiration will make us better, kinder, and more tolerant citizens of tomorrow. )tt ‘Tftema'Uf 0$O. 24J. J. K. Powell, Superintendent To you, Mr. Powell, the Senior Class of 1948, can say with sincerity that you have completed your first year as superintendent with success. You have co-operated with us in every way, and to you, we say thanks. 8 Harrodsburg Board of Education Arch C. Woods Joe Sandusky Dr. C. B. VanArsdall, Chairman Glave Vivion, Vice Chairman Ralph B. Davenport Wm. H. Riker, Treas. 9 Aimcc H. Alexander English Margaret Scott Broaddus Mathematics Bessie Baker Commerce Lucile Sharp Brown Trigonometry, Geometry, Senior Math. Marshall Black History, Geography Martha H. Field Jr. and Sr. English and French lO Ella Fields Librarian Jane Gooch General Science Ona Gritton Mathematics Evan Harlow Social Studies A Elizabeth D. Harris Secretary Geneva Rankin Isham English J. K. Powell Superintendent Alice D. Ransdcll Chemistry and Biology Elizabeth VanArsdall Sale Latin and English Forest Aggie Sale Physical Education, History Sally Van Winkle Home Economics Anne Young History I Name Appears J. K. Powell Stern Aimee Alexander Innocent Bessie Baker Meek Marshall Black Jolly Lucille Brown Neat Martha Field Pleasing Ona Gritton Teasing Evan Harlow Good Natured Elizabeth Harris Young Alice Ransdall Sweet Elizabeth Sales Short Sally Van Winkle Plump Forrest Sale Tall Mrs. Broaddus Humorous Jane Gooch Collegiate Mrs. Fields Rushing Anne Young Yankee Mrs. Rankin Singing Idea of Misery Bright Light Just Imagine Excuses H. H. S. Climbing a Tree Paper wads Senior Class Being slow Without a Manual Commerce Not peeking Absent pupils Deep Creek Not being bald No Homework Good marks Not looking nice No veterans French English Not being fun No fractions Conversation Being quiet No Basketball Coaching Hard Boiled No Typewriter Rufus Teaching No Test Tubes Bugs Talking loud House work Aggie Being tall No Stoves Cooking No Jewelry Not Coaching Mrs. Aggie Being Short Study Hall Her Homeroom In a bathing suit Bubble Gum Lancaster No Cute clothes Keeping books in place Luthur Not collecting fines Southern Accent Us Holding her temper No piano Cedric Having Long Hair Frances Barnett McAfee High School '45, Harrodsburg High School '46, Pep Club. '46, Latin Club '46, '47- President '46, H.A.A. '46, Secretary Girl Reserve '46, Dramatic Club '46, '47, '48 - Secretary '46,Debate Club President '48, Highest Scholastic Average '46, English Medal and History Medal '46, Beta Club -Vice President '47 - President '48, Court of Football King and Queen '47, '48,Highest Scholastic Average '4 7, Scholarship Medal '47, Activities Medal and English Medal '47, Henry Cleveland Wood History Award '47, D A R History Award '47, Junior Play '47, Public Speaking '47, '48, District Speech Contest '47, '48, Class Reporter '47, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Talent Show '48, School Representative to W H I R, Senior Play '48, Pioneer Staff '48. Armond Bottoms Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, Boys Club '48, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Conservation Club 47, '48, Pioneer Staff '48, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, H.A.A. '46, Boys Glee Club '48. Charles Blacketer Salvisa High School '45, U. S. Army '45, '46, '47, Harrodsburg High School '48, Conservation Club '48, Boys Club '48, Pioneer Staff '48, Talent Show '48, Senior Play '48, Bible Study '48. Betty Dennis H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Home Ec. Club '45, Girl Reserve '45, '46, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Dramatic Club '46, Patrol Sponsor '46, '47, '48,Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Talent Show '48, Glee Club '48, Pioneer Staff '48, Secretary Amazon Club '48, Court of Football King and Queen '47, '48. Anna Sue Cloyd Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Latin Club '45, '46, Home Ec. Club '45, Girl Reserve ’ 5, '46, H.A.A. '46, '47, Dramatic Club '46, French Club '47, '48 - Vice President '48, Y-Teens '47, '48, Junior Play '47,Senior Play '48, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Pioneer Staff '48, Glee Club '48, Amazon Club '48, Court of Football King and Queen '48. T. C. Coleman H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Bible Study '45, 46, '47, '48, Captain Basketball Team '48, All District Basketball Team '46, '4 7, Boys Club President '48, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Football '47, '48, Latin Club '46, '47, H-Club '46, '47, '48, Secretary Hi-Y '47, Basketball '45, '46, '47, '48, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Conservation Club '47. Christine Gabhart Girl Reserve '45, '46, Y-Teens '47, '48, Beta Club '47, '48, Treas. '48, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Business Mgr. of Pioneer '48, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Latin Club '45, '46. Donald Dean Safety Patrol '44, Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, Intramural Basketball '45, '46, '47, H A.A '45, '46, '47, '48, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Boy's Glee Club '48, Football '47, '48, Boy's Club '48, H-Club '47, '48, President Class '48, Dramatics '47, '48, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Speech Contest '47, Debating '48, Talent Show '.48, School Representative to W H I R '48, Pioneer Staff '48, Court of Football Queen and King '48. Jackson Cornelius Hi-Y Club '45, '46, '47, Conservation Club '47, '48, Pioneer Staff '48, Boy's Club '48, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, H.A.A. '46, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Boy's Glee Club '48. Colleen James Home Ec. Club '45, '46, Girl Reserve '45, '46, Latin Club '45, '46, Bible Study '45, '46, 47, '48, H.A.A. '46, '47, '48, Dramatic Club '46, French Club '47, '48, Junior Play '47, Pep Club '46, Y-Teens '47, '48, Vice President Y-Teens '47, Editor Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Senior Play '48, Pioneer Staff '48, Amazon Club '48, Glee Club '48, Talent Show '48, D.A.R. Delegate '48. Alberta Ann Harmon Norwood High School - Cincinnati, Ohio '45, Home Ec. Club '46, Girl Reserve '46, Bible Study '46, '47, '48, Pep Club '46, Secretary F.H.A. '47, Y-Teens '47, '48, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Pres. F.H.A. '48, Amazon Club '48, Pioneer Staff '48. Eulyn Dean McAfee High School '45, '46, H.H.S. '47, Sec. Class '47, Conservation Club '47, '48 Vice President '48, Hi-Y '47, Boys Club '48, Bible Study '47, '48, Dramatic Club '47 '48, Vice President '48, Glee Club '48, President H.A.A. '48, Junior Play '47, Senior play '48, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Pioneer Staff '48. Rosa Mae Jelf Home Ec. Club '45, '46, Latin Club '45, Girl Reserve '45, '46, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, H.A.A. '46, Pep Club '46, Junior Play '47, Delegate to F. H. A. Convention ’47, Social Ed Blue-White Hi-Light '47, Vice President F.H A. '48, Glee Club '48, Pioneer Staff '48, Senior Play '48, Y-Teens '48, Talent Show '48. Sammy Edwards President Class '46, Vice President Class '47, Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, '48, H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Conservation Club '47, '48, Boy's Chorus '48, Football '47, '48, Basketball '46, '47, Intramural Basketball '45, '48, Track '46, '48, Secretary and Treasurer of Conservation Club '48, H-Club '46, '47, '48, Senior Play '48, Pioneer Staff '48. Paul Dean Rose Hill High School '41, '42, Harrodsburg High '43, '44, Bible Study '43, '44, Intramural Basketball '43, '44, U. S. Navy '44, '45, '46. Margaret Jenkins Home Ec. Club '45, Bible Study '45, '46, '47 '48, Y-Teens '47, 48, Glee Club '48, Senior Play '48. Josephine Jenkins Girl Reserve '45, '46, Y-Teens '47, '48, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Latin Club '45, '46, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48. James Clelland Elliot Cornishville High School 4 5 '46 47, H.H.S. 48 Conservation Club '48. Bible Study '48, Senior Play '48 H.A.A. '48 Joyce McFatridge McFee High Sch x)l '45, H.H.S. '46, '47, '48, Pep Club '46, Home Ec. Club '46, Dramatic Club '46, Speech Tournament '46, Latin Club '46, H.A.A. '46, '47, Y-Teens '46, '48, Historian '47, Bible Study '46, '47, '48, Blue-White Hi-Light '47, Jr. Play '47, Senior Play '48, Talent Scout Show '48, Amazon Club '48. Carlysle Garrison Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, Boys Club '48, H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, H Club '45, '46, '47, 48, Blue-White Hi-Light '47, Conservation Club '47, '48, Pioneer Staff '48, First Att. To Mr. Pioneer '47, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Talent Scout Show '48. Virgil Elliot U. S. Army '44, '45 Patricia Lee Mertes Oak Ridge High School '45, Kent City High School '46, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, H.A.A. 48, Bible Study '47, '48, Junior Play 47, Talent Scout Show '48, Amazon '48, Y-Teens '48, Secretary of Class '48, Senior Play '48. Doris Merriman President Class '45, Secretary Girl Reserve '45, Girl Reserve '45, '46, Home Ec. Club 45, H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Treasurer Class '46, Treasurer Dramatic Club '46, Treasurer French Club '47, Blue-White Hi-Light '47,Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Basketball Bulletin '46, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Glee Club '48, President of Amazon '48, Pioneer Staff '48, Delegate of Girl Reserve Conference '46, Y-Teens '48, Court of Football Queen and King '48. Bill Harris Pioneer Staff '48, Senior Play '48, Junior Play '48, H.A.A. '46, Boys Glee Club '48, Blue-White Hi-Light '47, Hi-Y '45, 46, '47, Boys Club '48, Bible Study '45, '46, '47 '48, Conservation Club '47, '48. Kathleen Mobley Cornishville High School '45, Girl Reserve '46, Y-Teens '47, '48, Glee Club '48, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Blue-White Hi-Light '47, Bible Study '46, '47, '48. Billy Lively Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, Intramural Basketball '45, '46, '47, '48, H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Football '47, '48, Vice President Conservation Club '47, President Conservation Club '48, Boys Chorus '48, H Club '47, '48, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Talent Scout Show '48, Boys Club '48, Football King '48, School Representative to W H I R '48. Robert Kirk Jones Co-Editor of Pioneer '48, Latin Club '45, '46, Safety Patrol '46, '47, '48, Second Lieutenant Patrol '48, Madame Curie Science Club '47, '48, Secretary '48, Kentucky Jr. Academy of Science Club '48, Delegate State Convention '47, Boys' Club '45, '46, '47, '48, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Vice President Class '45, Junior Play '47, H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Boys' Glee Club '48, Talent Show '48, Senior Play '48, Court of Football Queen and King '47, '48, Basketball Bulletin Staff '46. Betty Freeman Rose Hill High School '45, Bible Study '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '48, Dramatic Club '46, '47, '48, Blue-White Hi-Light '47, Junior Play '47, Amazon Club '48, Senior Play '48, Talent Scout Show '48. Roxie Mobley Cornishville High School '45, Girl Reserve '46, Y-Teens '47, '48, Glee Club '48, Junior Play '47, Blue-White Hi-Light '47, Bible Study '46, '47, '48, Pioneer Staff '48, Senior Play '48. Bacon R. Moore Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, Intramural Basketball '45, '46, '47, H.A.A, '45. '46, '47, '48, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Boys Glee Club '48, Boys Club '48, Dramatics Club '46, '47, '48, Debate Club '48, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Speech Contest '47, '48, Talent Show '48, Editor Blue-White Hi-Light '47, Pioneer Staff 48, Safety Patrol '46, '47, '48, Latin Club '45, '46, Science Club '46, '47, '48, Treasurer '46, President '47, Student Council '46, '47, Pres. '47, Conservation Club '47, Transportation Manager '46, '47, Mary Anne Peavler President of Junior Girl Reserve '45, Home Economics Club '45, H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, 48, Business Manager of Basketball Bulletin '46, Delegate G. R. Conference '46, Pep Club '46,Dramatic Club '46, President of Junior Class '47, Bible Study '46, '47, '48, French Club '47, '48, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Glee Club '48, Co-Editor of Pioneer Staff '48, Amazon Club '48, Y-Teens '48, Substitute Cheer Leader '45, '46, '47, '48. Thomas Phillips Henry Clay High School '45, '46, H.H.S. '47, '48, Bible Study '47, '48, Hi-Y '46, '47, Boys Club '48, Junior Play 47, Senior Play '48, Talent Show '48, Glee Club '48. Joe Moore Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Treasurer '45, Safety Patrol '46, '47, '48, 2nd Lt. '47, '48, Captain '48, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Conservation Club '47, Latin Club '45, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Pioneer Staff '48, Talent Show '48, Court of Football King and Queen '47, '48. Pauline Robinson Salvisa High School '45, Girl Reserve '46, Glee Club '48, Bible Study '46, '47, '48, V Pres. Soph. Class '46, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Amazons '48, Sec. and Treasurer Student Council '48, Senior Play '48, Pioneer Staff '48, Y-Teens '48, Court of Football Queen and King '48. Susan Roach Home Ec. Club '45, '46, Girl Reserve '45, ■46, Y-Teens '47, '48, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Junior Play '47, Treasurer Y-Teens '48, Amazon Club '48, Glee Club '48, Senior Play '48. Garnett Pulliam Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, Boys Club '48, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, H.A.A. '47, 48, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Intramural Basketball '45. Sarah Ross Latin Club '45, Girl Reserve '45, '46, Y-Teens '47, '48, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Amazon Club '48, Pep Club '46, Blue-White Hi-Light '47, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Pioneer Staff '48. David Lee Roach Hi-Y Club '45, '46, 47, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Junior Play '47, Conservation Club '47, '48, Senior Play '48, H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, 48, Blue-White Hi-Light '47, Chairman Pro. Com. of Conservation Club '47, Talent Scout Show '48, Intramural Basketball '45, '46r 47, '48, Pioneer Staff '48, Boys Club '48. Walter Delbert Reynolds Fairview '45, '46, Salvisa 47, Harrodsburg '48, Conservation Club '48, Talent Scout Show '48, Senior Play '48, Bible Study '48. Esther Sallee Girl Reserve '45, '46, Y-Teens '47, '48, Home Economics Club '45, '46, '47, Treasurer '46, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Glee Club '48, H.A.A. '48, Talent Show '48, Pep Club '46. Harriet Alexander Russell Girl Reserve '45, '46, Secretary Class '45, Y-Teens '48, Cheerleader '45, '46, '47, '48, H-Club '45, '46, '47, '48, Secretary and Treasurer '46,Latin Club '45, '46, H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Dramatic Club '46, '47, Secretary '46, Treasurer '47, Pep Club '46, Secretary Class '46, Business Mgr. Blue-White Hi-Light '47, French Club '47, '48, Secretary '48, Treasurer Class '47, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Treasurer Class '48, Talent Scout Show '48, Amazon Club '48, Most Popular Girl '48. Irmal Teater Hi-Y '41, '42, '43, H Club '41, '42, '43, '46, '47, H.A.A. '41, '42, '43, '46, '47, U S. Navy '43, '44, '45, '46, Football '41, '42, '43, '46, '47, Basketball '41, 42, '43, '46, Joke Editor of Blue-White Hi-Light '47, Junior Play '47. Kathryn Sanders Girl Reserve '45, '46, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, '48, Vice-President of H.A.A. '47, Latin Club '45, '46, French Club 47, '48, Vice-President of French Club '47, President of French Club '48, Dramatic Club '46, '47, '48, Secretary Dramatic Club '47, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff 47, Basketball Bulletin '46, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Pep Club '46, Debate Club 48, 1st in Temperance Speech '47, Excellent in Dramatic Mon. '46, '47, Glee Club '48, Pioneer Staff '48, Sergeant-at-Arms of Amazons '48, President of Y-Teers '48, Queen of Football '48, Talent Show '48 School Rep. of W H I R '48. Lowell Walters Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, Intramural Basketball '45, '46, '47, '48, Conservation Club '47, Junior Play '47 Boys Chorus '47, H.A.A. '47, '48, Senior Play '48, Talent Scout Show '48, Pioneer Staff '48. Jimmy Wallace H-Club '48, Football '46, '47, Hi-Y '45, '46 47, '48, Boy's Club '48, H.A.A. 45, '46] 47, '48, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Boy's Glee Club '48, Dramatics '45, Latin Club '45, '46, 1st Lieutenant Safety Patrol '48, Safety Patrol '46, '47, '48, Ky. Junior Academy of Science '47, '48, Vice President Science Club '48, Delegate State Convention '47, Delegate Sponsor Convention '48, Junior Play '47, Senior Play, Madame Curie Science Club, Intramural Basketball, Blue-White Hi-Light Business Manager '47, Visual Ed. Projectionist '46, '47, '48, Talent Scout Show '48, Pioneer Business Manager '48, Transportation '46, '47, '48, Business Manager Basketball Bulletin '46. Deloras Warner Fairview High School '45, Rose Hill High School '45, Harrodsburg High School '46, Girl Reserve '46, Harrodsburg High School '46, '47, '48, Y-Teens '47, '48, Bible Study '46, '47, '48, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Ticket Manager Talent Scout Show '47, '48, Senior Play. Dorothy Tatum Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Girl Reserve '45, '46, Latin Club '45, Y-Teens '47, '48, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48, Glee Club '48. Billy Wiley Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Conservation Club '47, '48, Jr. Play, Senior Play '48, H.A.A. '45, '46, '47, Blue-White Hi-Light Staff '47, Intramural Basketball '45, '46, '47, '48, Glee Club '48. Herman Young Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, Boys Club '48, Bible Study '45, '46, '47, '48, Conservation Club '47, Blue-White Hi-Light '47, Junior Play '47, Senior Play '48. William Young Basketball Manager '42, '43, '44, Football Manager '47, Hi-Y Club '43, '44, '48, U. S. Army '45, '46, Boys Club '48, Intramural Basketball '44, '48. Jean Sharpe Danville High School '45, '46, '47, Harrods-burg High School '48 Evan Harlow Unofficial Sponsor Mrs. Aimee H. Alexander Sponsor Mrs. Anne Young Home Room Teacher 7gtedce Colleen James James Dale Wallace Alma Josephine Jenkins 23 Robert Kirk Jones Harriet Russell Kathryn Sanders CHRISTENED COMMONLY CALLED Colleen James Colleen Rosa Mae Jelf Jelf Josephine Jenkins Josey Bobby Jones Kirk Billy Lively “Buck Joyce McFatridge “Rosie Patty Mertes Pooty Pauline Robinson Red Kathleen Mobley Kathy Roxie Mobley Roxie Carlysle Garrison Hugh Bill Young lg Charles Blacketer Charles Jean Sharpe Sharpe Margaret Jenkins Margaret Bacon Moore Bac Joseph Moore Joe Betty Freeman Betty Mary Anne Peavler - Map Tommy Phillips Juicy Garnett Pulliam Bathless David Roach Koochie Susan Roach Susie Doris Merriman Big-Un Sarah Ross Sahara Desert' Harriet Russell Sitty Esther Sallee Esther Kathryn Sanders Kitty Dorothy Tatum Dorothy Irmal Teater Red Jimmy Wallace Corny Donald Dean Durontal T. C. Coleman Mule Frances Barnett “Frankie Armond Bottoms Armond Anna Sue Cloyd Anna Sue Jack Cornelius Jack Eulyn Dean Ootsey Betty Dennis Booty Sammy Edwards Goot Clelland Elliot Clell Delbert Reynolds Delbert Christine Gabbart Christine v Alberta Harmon Anne Billy Harris Bill Lowell Walters Lowell Deloras Warner Deloras Billy Wiley Convict Herman Young Rogue APPEARS IDEA OF MISERY sweet no picture shows daring no boys nice no glasses stupid no car healthy living in town grinning Red hair unconcerned not going steady timid no antiques happy no pears mild no apples handsome children muscle bound not eating meek army worldly wise no car studious country giggling Kissing a girl efficient Dancing Blushing Reading aloud in class Peroxide Staying home at nights Lazy Mrs. Young Handsome Dirty Clothes Witty Getting lessons Happy Short Hair Carefree Going Steady Silly Typing Class Attractive Without Cotton solid Studying Appealing Hard work Tall Washing hair Married Single Puggy Working athletic hospitals popular no girls studious making B's shy no gasoline quiet no A's rowdy women interesting teachers beautiful living in the country comical crutches independent not able to argue drolling no car industrious no rings flaming sloppy sweaters meek homework Teasing School Griping Geography Innocent Accounting Dreaming Without a car 26 BRIGHT JUST LIGHT IMAGINE Christian Church school Christine Gabbart delivering papers singing White Way Donald F. C. calling up spirits Danville Mildred Nora Marie Mary Anne music Carolyn Linville Student Council Clyde Danville Spirits Nice Clothes T. C. Reeds' Grocery Lake Grosto Wells J. P. Hatchett Senior Home Room Fellers Rosa Mae Frances Advertising Patty opp. sex dramatics air planes studying motors Miss Baker Centre being mischievous accounting class taking girls home Burgin Louisville Shakertown Farming Father's Poker Shirley Shuck being wicked being married being sassy being dumb hard hearted JUST IMAGINE! not passing Math. without freckles not working at Accounting Studying hard working at Krogers not being Manager being messy Staying in Danville making a speech With freckles With red hair Being loud Not with Sharpe Being a lady killer Not looking neat With a car Showing Off Being Serious Not Arguing Weighing 190 Not Singing Being Brunette Being short No football Not being funny not crippled soft voice going steady driving slow throwing erasers walking being bashful passing History living in town being on time no curls with straight hair 110 lbs. full of life Being funny Straight hair Being Good Not being fun TEN YEARS HENCE President of Womans Club Still trying matron of orphanage breaking hearts 2nd Lawrence Melchoir wife of Chicago Tribune Sportswriter raising cows and chicks Mrs. F. C. Lawson Star on Broadway selling bubble gum Manager of A. P. Manager of Ky. Wildcats Still married owner of Sharpe's Auto Parts working at Sportleigh Street Cleaner County Judge Still Mrs. Freeman Mrs. Sharpe Radio Comedian Owner of Alma-Hurst Farm Millionaire Teaching Commerce Writing a Comic Strip Mrs. Wells Owning a Modeling Agency A housewife Waiting for a ship All alone Farming World s Champion Wrestler Mayor of Harrodsburg still in pre-med 2nd Helen Hays an American pilot Dean of Women at Transylvania mechanic at Cornelius Bros. still studying Commerce Doctor's Wife owning Edwards Fishin' Camp still late manager of Cab Station working at Sportleigh a mother Driving a school bus Still farming Waiting for a husband Leader of Chain-Gang Mr. Shirley Shuck 27 latent The Talent Show sponsored by the Senior Class for the entire school proved successful beyond all realms of imagination. The Talent consisted of music, drama, and comedy acts, and was patterned after the Arthur Godfrey Talent Show of the air. The winning talent was given a half-hour radio program over radio station WHIR, at Danville, Ky., and a second appearance at Kentucky State Hospital. The amateurs are amateurs no longer. THE PIONEER CLASS SONG The Pioneer came, as the story goes With head up high; looking straight ahead For the horizon where the Sunlight glows, With his own bare hands a creation he made. For you and me he fought and won— And at our feet a wonderful nation he laid. Oh! The story is old and the Pioneer is gone— Now we are ready to go and to do As he did in years gone so long. We have learned, and we have played We have laughed, and we have cried But every good thing comes to an end, so they say. We say goodbye to you, classmates so good and true, The time has come for us to part, but not in heart. With memories clear of days so dear, We'll remember through the years. Our schooldays are all through, and we bid a sad adieu, May our friendships live forever more We'll build a future so strong, as the years go rolling on, So dear classmates—goodbye to you. Our footsteps and voices will echo down thru the years; Thoughts of this dear school that we love, And memories, bring to our eyes many flowing tears. In thankfulness to God for these memories we pray And rise up as a voice shouts aloud, Rise up, You Pioneers, rise up and go on your way Colleen James, Class Poet Most Popular Boy T. C. Coleman 30 Most Handsome Boy Carlysle Garrison 31 Miss H. H. S.—KATHRYN SANDERS Mr. Pioneer—BILLY LIVELY Against a background of lacy green cedars such as Boone might have seen when he came to Harrodsburg, Miss H. H. S. and Mr. Pioneer were crowned by their first attendants. Kathryn Sanders, our actress, blonde, and lovely as well—reigned side by side with lovable Billy Lively, whose baritone voice and football activity, helped them to be named Miss H. H. S., and Mr. Pioneer by their fellow students. On December 19, 1947, First Attendants—Jean Sanders and Will Glass, Second Attendants—Betty Booth Coleman and James Isham, Third Attendants—Barbara Daugherty and Billy Sims, led the Court of Honor, in the gymnasium, for Miss H. H. S. and Mr. Pioneer. Representatives of every organization formed the Court of Honor. The evening dresses of the girls and the formal attire of the boys, as seen in these pictures, show that homespun garments are not the attire of all Pioneers. Kathryn and Billy typify the spirt of Harrodsburg High School. 32 33 I 'Pe'i maCtioi MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Charles Blacketeer Colleen James BEST DRESSED Garnett Pulliam Susan Roach AvAOST MUSICAL Sammy Edwards Mary Anne Peavler CUTEST Eulyn Dean Betty Dennis tyuatax-Senear IR ecefetiavi at 'Seaumaut Five girls dressed in’lovely costumes show us that the Pioneers didn't always wear home-spun garments. This scene took, place at Beaumont Inn in May of last year. These Southern Belles and their handsome Beaux were the background of the reception given by the Juniors in honor of the graduating Seniors of '47. 35 THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th The Junior Class of '46 and '47 proved that it could successfully present a Broadway play, on two successive nights, with two different casts. This play, whose scene was laid in a courtroom, was a comedy-drama in three acts. Karen Andre was declared innocent by a jury selected from the audience, after much debating over the decision. It was strange, but not surprising to us, that a group of amateurs could portray such a motley cast of characters as would be found in a New York Courtroom, portraying such roles as secretary, bereaved widow, district attorney, prosecuting attorney, Swedish scrubwoman, gangster, millionaire-John Graham Witfield, and Roberta Van Rensselaer, chorus girl—as well as all the other necessary characters in a real murder trial. Yes, Night of January 16th was a real box office sensation in this Pioneer town of Har-rodsburg. 38 tytMitn (plate Left to Right Row 1—MINNIE REA WOODS, JEAN PATTERSON, CAROLYN CAREY, ANDY YOUNG, OLA FRANCES TYLER, SHIRLEY SHUCK, RUTH EVELYN BREWER. Row 2—VIOLET WILHAM, NANCY GRIGSBY, dorothy McGinnis, Mildred TERHUNE, MRS, ONA GRIT-TON, B E A TR I C E PATTERSON, PATSY TRIMBLE, BARBARA KELLY, BARBARA DAUGHERTY Row 3 — MELVIN MARTIN, CHARLES KURTZ, DON THACKER, WILLIAM CURTSINGER, MONTY price, john david McClelland, AMOS YOUNG, GORDON SMITH, CHARLES WADE. 40 Sponsor: MRS. ONA GRITTON Junior Class History In nineteen hundred and forty-five, the class of '49 jumped eagerly on our covered wagon to begin our four-year trek across the wilderness of H H. S. Our drivers were Claude Perkins. B F. Edwards. Violet Wilham, and Andy Young. Our sponsors were Mrs. Alexander and Mr. Whitehead. Barbara Daugherty was chosen to wear our blue and white as a cheerleader. When another year rolled around, we proudly became sophomores and dropped our titles of green freshmen. We elected Cordon Smith, Amos Young, Patsy Trimble and Norma Moore for officers. We were sponsored by Miss Van Winkle and Mr Sale. From our class we had Shirley Shuck and Bobby Smith, who were second attendants to the football Queen and King. Claude Perkins joined Barbara in cheerleading. When we became juniors, Mrs. Critton became our able advisor, John David McCellan, Shirley Shuck, Evelyn Brewer, and Cordon Smith served us as officers. We joined the organizations and became leaders in many of them — H. H. A.. Amazon Club, Beta Club. Y-Teens. French Club, F. H. A , Dramatic Club. Science Club, and Debate Club. We are also proud of the juniors who have helped to win the ball games in '47 and '48. On the Pioneer Football Team we had John David McCellan, Jimmy Isham, Frank DeVylder, Charles Kurtz and Andy Young. Frank DeVylder. John David McCellan, and Monty Price were on the first team in basketball. On October 2, we presented our class play, in the form of a minstrel in three parts. It proved to be quite a success. Barbara Daughtery served as third attendant to the football Queen and Jimmy Isham was second attendant to the King. Our school paper, The Junior Journal,” was published by a staff of most of the Junior class members. The co-editors were Jean Patterson and Frank DeVylder. The entire class participated in the magazine drive. Charles Kurtz and John David McCellan received prizes for selling the most subscriptions in the school. As a result of the contest between the Junior boys and girls, the boys were the recipients of a dinner given by the girls. The Junior Class sponsored a Sadie Hawkins' Day Party on November 15, which was loads of fun. The last big event of this year was the Junior-Senior Reception, given the first of June. We are looking forward to the days when we shall be the leaders of our caravan, and hope we shall reach our final destination with very few difficulties. Minnie Rea Woods. AUDIO VISUAL EDUCATION PROGRAM Mrs. Alice Ransdall, left John David McClellan, center Jimmy Wallace, right Showing Silent Strip Projector and Movie Projector. JUNIOR MINSTREL OF 1947 42 President _____ Vice President Secretary______ Treasurer _____ Sponsors_______ ________Jack Clark _____Don Catlett _____Barbara King _Etta Jean Darter Miss Jane Gooch Mr. Aggie Sale Girls: Seated: Carolla Lyons, Elizabeth Robinson, Dorothy Balden, Bruce Roberts, Katherine Davenport, Miss Gooch, Barbara King. Helen Farney, Jo Anne Asher, Jane Bourne, Carolyn Smith, Joyce Pulliam. 2nd Row: Martha Menaugh. Mary L. Patterson, Carolyn Linville, Jean Sanders, Mary Breck Bonta, Peggy Phillips. Etta Jean Darter, Georgia Randolph, Nellie Freeman, Cammie Gabhart, Lillian Divine, Eloise Sallee. 3rd Row: Martha Ann Mitchell, Mary Jane Deane, Ima Jean Darland, Betty Devine, Joyce Sewell, Reeda Farney, Thelma Bottom. Boys: Seated: Donald Rice, Charles Albert Curd, Kenneth Poulter, Richard James, Norvia Burns, Don Catlett, Bob Black, Jack Clark, Will Glass, Gene Lawson. 2nd Row: John Devary, Russell Carey, Nelson Newton, Ruel Grider, Mr. Sale, Harold Cocanaugher, Clelland Gash, Howard Sallee, Ralph Ross. 3rd Row: Bill Grigsby, C. W. Sims, Morris McClure, Earl Ransdell, Billy Sallee, Ed Thacker. L Sophomore History In making a trip you always have to have some kind of transportation. We, like all pioneers of Harrodsburg, chose this covered wagon — our High School. There are many steps and discomforts as well as pleasures in traveling. Last year we entered on the wagon for our long four-year trip. We found many new pioneer friends who have helped us out in our troubles. Many in our class entered into the numerous activities of the school. We were honored by having two good sponsors. Miss Field and Mr. Whetehead. A magazine drive was held during our Freshman year and our class, working together, won the fifty dollar prize given for the class selling the most subscriptions. We used part of our money for entertaining the class with a skating party at Stanford. It seemed as though we hadn’t been traveling long when it was time to stop for a vacation. We had worked together, enjoyed the year together, and looked forward to the next year. Again time was flying by, and it was September, 1947 — Time for us to start on our second step of the journey, pioneering through H. H. S. We have had as our companions on this part of the journey, Miss Gooch and Mr. Sale. With the theme of Pioneering and our officers Jack Clark, Don Catlett, Barbara King, and Etta Jean Darter, we have had a safe journey in our second year. Again many of our friends entered into the pioneering activities; the Latin Club, F.H.A., Y-Teens, Amazon Club, and Boys Chorus. Donald Rice and Barbara King were our representatives for the Student Council. Many in our class were honored by being in the coronation program on December 19, 1947, the crowning of the King and Queen of football. Jean Sanders and Will Class were elected from the Sophomore Class to be the first attendants to the King and Queen. Our part of this covered wagon has been honored also by having Jack Clark, Bob Black, Will Class, Donald Rice, and Kenneth Poulter as outstanding basketball players. Those from our class who received letters and bars in football were: Bob Black, Don Catlett, Jack Clark, Billy Sallee, Andy Young, and our cheerleader, Jean Sanders. This class is looking forward to our next year, for we have come to the close of another year. We want to keep on pioneering for H. H. S. as we journey along, and bring new honors to our high school. Jo Ann Asher 46 President______ Vice President Secretary______ Treasurer______ Sponsors_______ ----------- Joe Harlow -----------Jimmy Dean -----------June Burns ---------Jakie Claunch ----Miss Martha Field Miss Sally Van Winkle 1st Row: Juanita Hurst, Ann Clark. Marlene Sanders, Jane Cocanougher, Loretta Steele, Vivian Brown. Betty Preston, Betty Phillips. 2nd Row: Onita Million, Annetta Steele, Patsy Demaree, Betsy Keeling, Mary Louise McCinnis, Dessie Ashton. 3rd Row: Marcella Shewmaker, Rosella Shewmaker, Lena Bell Click, Marie Cooley, Ola Frances McCinnis, Betty Sinkhorn. 4th Row: Jane Compton, Ophelia Sims, June Burns. Miss Martha Field. 'pxe Juiuzti @£ 44, Boys: 1st Row: Hilton Demaree. Billy Lanham, Robert Quinn, Johnnie Tapp, Holly Chilton, Ken- neth Proctor, John Alexander, James Davis. 2nd Row: Paul Terhune. Bobby Campbell, John McGee, James Bradshaw, Bruce Hardin, Jakie Claunch. 3rd Row: James Cornelius, Lawrence Willis, Connie Ellis, Edward Davenport, James Dean, Billy Sinkhorn, Billy Sims, Raymond James, Marvin Darland, Homer James. 4th Row: Orville Watts Jerry Kurtz, Curtis Sherrow, Miss VanWinkle, Joe Harlow, Ansel Sallee, Mike Lowrey. Freshman Fantasy Our Freshman Class of '47 and '48 began by defying Fort H. H. S.’s Pioneering theme. We were not pioneers but strictly hepcats. Coon-skin caps were not our hpadgear, but instead jive covered scarfs and stocking caps. Neither did we, like the pioneers of other days, bring apples to our teachers; although we secretly admired Miss Field and Miss Van Winkle. The commanding officers of cabins four and seventeen in the fort were Joe Harlow. President; Jimmie Dean, Vice-President; June Burns, Secretary; and Jakie Claunch, Treasurer. Leading us in rooting for the Pioneers was June Burns, cheerleader. Keeping us inside the fort walls was A E Goodlett, one of the Safety Patrol. Reporting our items of news to the paper was the job of Billy Sims. Representing us in the Student Council wereJohn Alexander and Jane Cocanougher. Fighting for our cabins in football were Jimmie Dean, Ansel Sallee, Joe Harlow. Lawrence Willis, Billy Sims, and Jerry Kurtz. Selected as a Pioneer in basketball was Joe Harlow. Mike Lowrey, Lawrence Willis, Billy Sims, Homer James, Billy Lanham, Billy Sinkhorn, and Curtis Sherrow were chosen for second team. In cabin four the girls circle of clubs included: Junior Y-Teens, Senior High Girls Glee Club, The Amazon Club, the Dramatic Club. Debate Club, Latin Club, 4-H Club, F. H. A., and the H. A. A. In cabin seventeen the activities of the boys were: Senior High Boys Glee Club, Latin Club, Boys Conservation Club, H. A. A., H-Club, Dramatic Club, Debate Club, and the Boys Club. Very quietly (?) and very successfully (?) the freshman class party was held in the “Chow Cabin of Fort H. H. S. in October, 1947. The guiding pioneers were Miss Field and Miss Van Winkle. Games, short movies, and refreshments made the evening an enjoyable one. Betty Phillips and June Burns were delegates at the Y-Teens State Conference at Shelbyville on November 15, 1947. Together with the many colds borne patiently by freshmen, there were two hospitalizations. Betsy Keeling and Louise Pruitt were victims of appendicitis. m - '■ In the coronation of Mr. Pioneer and Miss H. H. S. there were several freshman participants. These were Betty Boo Coleman, second attendant; Billy Sims, third attendant. Of all the class of approximately sixty-two, we agreed that History I was our greatest pain in the brain. So now after blazing a trail through the deep, dark wilderness of Freshman Fantasy we are tired but experienced Pioneers, and to the future Freshmen we leave our sympathy. 49 Jane Cocanougher Mike Lowrey MOTTO: ALWAYS ACHIEVING --STILL PURSUING City of Ability County of Doing We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred forty-eight (1948). are now leaving our past, composed of both work and pleasure, and are now preparing to make our journey into the future. Since we have full possession of well disciplined and comprehending minds, we do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, with Mrs. Aimee Alexander and Mr. Evan Harlow, executors of this estate. The estate which we have gained by luck or by some of our brilliant plans will be disposed of as follows: ITEM: The Senior Class of nineteen hundred forty eight bequeaths to the Senior Class of nineteen hundred forty nine, their ability to do as they please in their home room. ITEM: To the up and coming Sophomores we leave Mary Anne Peavler’s book on How to Use Your Personality.” ITEM: To the Freshman Class we leave Mrs. Young, to teach them more about the Baw-ston Tea Party.” ITEM: To the Junior High group we bestow the privilege of knowing how to get out of classes without any trouble. ITEM: To the worrying faculty members — we will just take all our troubles with us. The following may not seem important but since we feel there is a need for them, we wish to make the following bequests: 1. Doris Merriman leaves her interest in Dan Tuttle, to Martha Ann Mitchell. 2. Donald Dean leaves his ability to study to Frank DeVelder. 3. Betty Jean Freeman, Irmal Teater and Carlysle Garrison bequeath their ability to be married in their senior year to Bob Black and Rabbit Sallee. 4. Mary Anne Peavler leaves her ability to say cute things with success to Barbara Daugherty. 5. Sammy Edwards leaves his sweet and comical ways to Monty Price. 6. Kathryn Sanders book on How to Get Your Man and Hold Him,” to June Burns. 7. Patty Mertes leaves her ability to go with handsome boys to Ophelia Sims. 8. Betty Dennis leaves her great interest in colleges to Mary «Breck Bonta. 9. Sarah Ross leaves her sly ways of cutting classes, without getting caught, to Mildred Daugherty. 10. T. C. Coleman leaves his ambition to become a doctor to Ed Thacker. 11. “Juicy” Phillips leaves his likeness for Mrs. Young to Ralph Ross and Billy Class to be divided equally. 12. Frances Barnett leaves her dramatic way of speaking to Dorothy Balden. 13. Eulyn Dean leaves his ambition to become a pool shark to Cordon Smith. 14. Billy Lively leaves his ability to sing, to Jimmy Dean. 15. To Jack Clark and Charles Albert Curd. Bacon Moore and Billy Wiley bequeath their little book of pranks to be used only once in a great while. 16. To Carolyn Linville, Bobby Jones leaves his love for chemistry class. 17. Roxie and Kathleen Mobly wish to leave their ability to eat apples and pears in class, without getting caught, to anyone who would dare take the chance. 18. Armond Bottoms leaves his interest in airplanes to Joe Harlow. 19. To Kenneth Poulter, Garnett Pulliam leaves his quiet and innocent ways. 20. Joyce McFatridge leaves her interest in U. K. to Jean Sanders. 21. David Roach leaves his serious ways of thinking to Maurice McClure. 22. Jean Sharpe leaves his pleasing personality and his ability to catch and keep his girl to all the Eighth Grade boys. 23. Jce Moore bequeaths his position as Captain of the Patrol his place on the Student Council, his photographic ability, and his ways with the teachers to any Junior boy who might need them. 24. “Sitty” Russell leaves her ability to have and keep a cute figure to Mary Louise Patterson. 25. Clellan Elliott wills his dumb remarks to say to Miss Baker, to anyone who cannot get along with the teachers. 26. Delbert Reynolds leaves his book on How to Drive a Car,” to James Cornelius. 27. Anna Sue Cloyd and Colleen James will their ability to make the honor roll every term to Charles Wade. 28. Rosa Mae Jelf leaves her ability to entertain all boy graduates from Harrodsburg and colleges to Thelma Bottoms. 29. Herman Young leaves his steady date. Shirley Shuck, to finish school as quickly as possible. 30. Alberta Harmon and Christine Gabbart leave their ways of dating boys from other towns to Jane Compton and Betty Phillips. 31. Billy Harris leaves his dignified ways to Charles Kurtz. 32. Josephine Jenkins wills her ability to get along with Miss Baker to Andy Young. 33. Pauline Robinson leaves her red hair and freckles to Bitty” Menaugh. 34. Jackson Cornelius leaves his love for Miss Baker and accounting class to anyone who may need it next year. 35. Jimmy Wallace wills his comical and easy going ways to Donald Rice. 36. Lowell Walters leaves his ability to date the eighth graders to Don Thacker. 37. Deloras Warner and Esther Sallee leave their gossiping ways to Carolyn Smith and Corolla Lyons. 38. Susan Roach leaves her ambition to work to Daisy Tewemy. 39. Dorothy Tatum wills her tallness to Patty Thomas. 40. Charles Blacketer, Bill Young, Paul Dean and Virgil Elliott leave their love for the service to Jakie Claunch and Johnny Prewitt in case they have trouble graduating. 41. Margaret Jenkins leaves her book on How to Win Friends and Influence People” to Mary Jane Dean. 42. To the future graduates of H. H. S., we, the Class of '48, wish to leave the Senior Home Room. May it last another ten years. In Witness Whereof. We. The Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Forty Eight, the Testators, have set our hand and seal hereto this fourth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty eight 11948). 50 EICHTH GRADE OFFICERS Phyllis Stephenson Adeline Sims Leroy Bruner Kenneth Kirkland Mrs. Margaret S. Broaddus Mrs. Forest Sale SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors Dorothy Morgan Mac Davis Rose Marie Cotton Billy Hume Hatchett Mrs. Ella Fields Mrs. Waldon Isham Eighth Grade (LcJ MeFatridge. Helen Webb, Josephine Hayden, Reva Bruner, RSthR° V- Martin, Nancy Price. Mary Browning. Barbara Dennis. Barbara Crubbs . 3 gf. , Eve'|yn Sexton, Nancy Davis, Evelyn Leonard. Lillian Collier, 2nd Row. Marilyn Ha' • Ann N Hannah. Daisy Tewmey. Juanita Bruner, Rose Burton. 3rdrToCw YArlene'car.ePr. Juanita Keeling. AdtHn. Sin Joan Begley. Mrs. Louis Broaddus. Joyce Houchins, Louise Games, Patty oma Eighth Grade Boys- Left to Edward Robertson, Leroy Bruner, Douglas Curry, 1st Row—Jimmy Quinn. boDDy ” Kjrk, nd Don Gibson, Condit Drury, ®n£c Jimmy McCinnis, Don Billy Robinson, Billy Bond, 2nd Row: Billy Cloyd Car TJames. Buddy Terhune. Floyd Riggins, Bill Goodlett. . Hunter Noel, Johnny Prewitt, William Tyler, Howard 3rd Row: Billy Grigsby, John Keeo. James, Mrs. Forest Sale. 52 4 Girls: 1st Row: Clona Christerson, Violet Jenkins, Elettra Sims, Jennie Steele, Rosemary Peavler, Julia Weldon, Geneva Lawson, Verna Baker, Ella Colley, Doris Coovert, Rose Marie Cotton. 2nd Row: Margaret Weber, Jeanetta Bailey. Nancy Bugg. Marilyn Dennis, Donna Goodknow, Connie Parsons, Betty Sue Price, Imogene Peavler, Bula Grider, Bernice Hamm, Dorothy Morgan, Mary Isham. Third Row: Betty Weldon, Shirley Walker, Geneva Quinn, Marjorie Grubbs, Shirley Rice, Marie Trisler, Cora Bourne, Mrs. Fields, Nina Harlow, Jeanette Bruner, Mary Hardin, Margie Semonis. Seve it (Znade Boys: 1st Row: Bill Zody, Glendon Demaree, Walter Prewitt, Tommy Yates, Bruce Bottom, Donald Pinkston, Leonard Steele, Cecil Darland, Mac Davis, Billy Harchett, Kenneth Scrogham, Curtis Ransdell. 2nd Row: Binny Yates, John Shewmaker, Jimmy Darland. Leroy Grigsby. Charles Bonta, Billy Simpson, Leon Carey. Norvin Bourne. Jackie Duncan, Jim Patterson, Bill McClellan. Third Row: Marshall Pulliam, Donald Roberts, Billy Kelley, Cleo Sanders, Bobby Clark, Bobby Cloyd, John Huffman, Alfred Russell, Mrs. Isham, Jackie Leonard. 7be 'Pioftee'14 FOOTBALL SCORE BOARD WE THEY Anchorage 2 12 Madison 8 0 Springfield 0 19 Lawrenceburg 41 0 Stanford 22 19 Nicholasville 13 0 Burgin 21 (6 Man) 19 Lancaster 13 0 Shelbyville 0 25 Cynthiana 6 13 The Pioneers had one of their best seasons in football this year. They finished the season with six games won and four lost. They finished seventh in the Central Kentucky Conference. 56 Irmal Tcater— Red' was the man that carried the attack to the foe this year. Irmal was a constant runner, and a good passer and kicker. He is a senior, and will be greatly missed next year. Donald Dean—Donald was one of the team's best defensive players. He didn’t get to play in but a few games because of injuries, but played heads up ball during that time. He is a senior and will be missed next year. Sammy Edwards— Coot, a senior, didn’t get to play all of the year because of injuries. He was one of the leading ball carriers while he was in there. Billy Lively— Buck played his best football this year. Billy never seemed to tire. He was in there always trying to win. This is his last year and his absence will be a great loss to the team. Truly, Billy was Mr. Pioneer, football king. T. C. Coleman— Mule was a good pass receiver. He always gave the opponents a lot of trouble when they ran his end. T. C. is a senior and will leave a big place to be filled next year. Jimmy Wallace — Bruiser was the heaviest player on the team, and always used his weight to advantage. He is a senior and the team will miss his high spirited play, and bruising punches to the opponents. Joseph Harlow—Joe was a substitute at the start of the season, but won a place on the team before the season was over. He is only a freshman, and should develop into a valuable player. Andy Young — Andy was the smallest player on the team. This was his first year of football, and from this year’s outstanding playing, he should be a valuable man on the ’49 squad. 57 Frank DeVylder — Frenchy had more spirit than any one on the team. He always played good hard football. Frank has one more year to play and should be a big help to next year's team. Charles Kurtx — Pig was a big factor in the line. He played hard and with his fine spirit, he should be one of next year's best players. Jimmy Isham — Isham played a good defensive game in the line, and should help next year's team win a lot of games. Isham is a Junior. John David McClellan — John David was an outstanding player this year. He was a lineman, until called into the backfield to pilot the team. He showed good judgement all year, and should really hit the peak next season. Don Catlett — Catlett played a good defensive game all year. He was a hard worker and always could be depended upon in a tight place. Catlett has two more years to play and should develop in to an outstanding player in future years. Charles Curd — Charles Albert showed much improvement at the end of the season, and should make the first team next year. Jack Clark — Dago was on the injured list most of the season. He was a dependable back field man and his loss to the team was felt throughout the year. Jack is only a Sophomore, and should show outstanding play his next two years. Bill Glass — Bill played only in a few of the games this year but showed he could play good footbalf. He should be a prominent figure on next year's team. 56 Robert J. Black — Bob was a big reason for the team's success this year. Bob will be back next year, and should prove himself one of the best backs in the state. Bill Sallee — Sallee gave all opponents trouble, with his defensive play. He is back next year and should play a lot of football. Jimmy Dean — Jimmy played a lot of football this year. He is only a Freshman, and should be one of the school's best athletes before he graduates. He is carrying out a long list of Deans traditions the past ten years. Lawrence Willi — Lawrence did not play much this year, but showed much improvement, and should make a good player for next year. Ansel Sallee — Buck did not play much this year, but should make some one work for a position next year. Billy Sims — Ollie played an excellent defensive game, and helped pull the team out of some tough spots. He is certain to be a starter next year. Jerry Kurtz — Jerry never got to see much action this season, but should be able to play a lot of football next year. Johnny Prewitt — Johnny should develop into an excellent lineman. He is an eighth grader and weighs over two hundred pounds. 59 “Casey was hampered by injuries this year, but showed that he was an excellent player during the time he was allowed to play. “Casey started the season as a back and was one of Coach “Aggie” Sale Coach Evans Harlow Carlyslc Garrison, Captain the best blockers on the team. He played in the line late in the season and played a fine defensive game. Carlysle is a senior and was named as Captain by his team mates. Managers 'pinAt (T teenleacLeru “Sitty” Russell, Barbara Daughtery, Jean Sanders, June Burns. .... 28 Danville 16 ... 25 Madison 14 31 Kavanaugh 25 31 Lawrenceburg 24 31 Burgin 24 ... 32 Danville 31 32 Stanford 43 43 Lebanon 26 40 Lawrenceburg 23 ... 35 Frankfort 47 ... 25 Danville 34 56 Nicholasvillc 27 34 Shclbyvillc 47 ... 29 Madison 26 44 Stanford 22 27 U-High 28 25 Lexington 24 39 Winchester 42 35 Manual 49 43 Lancaster 30 43 M. M. 1 18 ... 46 Nicholasvillc 30 51 M. M. 1. 21 Tournament 42nd District Harrodsburg ....................... 34 Harrodsburg ....................... 29 Harrodsburg ....................... 42 Harrodsburg ....................... 37 Burgin ............................... 32 Versailles ........................... 22 Salvisa .............................. 34 Kavanaugh ............................ 49 Kneeling—Black, McClellan, Glass, Rice, Price, and Poulter Standing—Coach Sale, DeVyler, Garrison, Coleman, Harlow, Clark, and Coach Harlow. This year's small and inexperienced team surprised everyone with its brilliant play. Having only one regular, back from last year's squad and three other players that were expected to be a big help to this year's team were either injured during the football season or had dropped out of school, Coaches Sale and Harlow, had to mould a team from boys, whose experience on the hardwood was limited to second team games. The first five was composed of two seniors, one junior, one sophomore, and one freshman. The Pioneers started the season with a startling win over Wilmore, and from then on, they showed that they could match any team on the hardwood by downing such teams as Madison, Lawrenceburg, Kavanaugh, Burgin, and Danville. The squad included John David McClellan, T. C. Coleman, Joe Harlow, Will Glass, Carlysle Garrison, Kenneth Poulter, Monty Price, Donald Rice, Bob Black, Frank DeVyler, and Jack Clark, with managers James and Catlett taking good care of the needs of the team. Coaches Aggie Sale and Evan Harlow were much pleased with the successful squad of the season, not to mention the peppy cheerleaders, the loyal students, and the townspeople who followed the team. The success of the Pioneers this year was built around a strong zone defense, accurate goal shooting, ability to play a smooth floor game, and good sportsmanship. 63 Second 7eant First Row: Mr. Sales, Curtis Sherrow. Ed Thacker, Ralph Ross. Billy Sinkhorn, Mr. Harlow. Second Row: Norvia Burns, Billy Lanham, Lawrence Willis, Billy Sims. Phyllis Stephenson. Bernice Hamn, Daisy Tewmey, Bulah Crider Second leant 64 65 President_______________Bacon Moore Vice President______Jimmy Wallace Secretary_________Bobby Kirk Jones Treasurer______- _ Barbara Daugherty Sponsor Mrs. Ransdell “Seta Science President____________Frances Barnett Vice President_______Gordon Smith Secretary________-___Louis Morgan Treasurer_________Christine Gabhart Sponsor Mrs. Ona Gritton President_______________Jean Sanders Vice-President__________Donald Rice .crfut President __________Kathryn Sanders Vice-President______Anna Sue Cloyd Secretary T rea surer June Burns ___Joe Harlow Secretary T reasurer Patsy Trimble Evelyn Brewer Sponsor Mrs. Forest Sale Sponsor Miss Martha Field 'P'leacA w eccd President________________Eulyn Dean Secretary--------------Betty Phillips Vice-President______ Amos Young Treasurer___________Howard Sallee 68 President---•--------Billy Lively Sponsor Sec. and Treasurer_Sammy Edwards Vice President---------Eulyn Dean Mr. Evan Harlow President------------Doris Merriman Sponsor Secretary______________Betty Dennis Vice President---------Shirley Shuck Mrs. Alice Ransdell Treasurer_______________Jean Sanders President____________Kathryn Sanders Vice President________Patsy Trimble President_________________June Burns Vice President .-Ann Nevile Hanna Secretary T rea surer Carolyn Linville ______Susan Roach Sponsor Mrs. Ona Gritton Secretary________Jane Cocanougher Treasurer-----------Daisy Tewmey Sponsor Mrs. Alexander President____________T. C. Coleman Secretary __ Vice President____________Jack Clark Treasurer Donald Dean _____Bob Black fliutun “i¥c A Christmas 194i Every year, spec emphasis is gi this Holy season the Christmas Sp it,'' a play, beauti in its fantasy a setting, as you c see by the above p tures. The Christmas Spirit 73 President_______________Ann Harmon Vice President_______Rosa Mae Jelf Secretary________Minnie Rea Woods Treasurer_____Rebecca Mae Steele Sponsor Miss Sally Van Winkle Co. Editors------------------------- Violet Wilham, Frank DeVylder Business Manager-------Monty Price Faculty Advisor _ _ Mrs. Ona Gritton Quttitto Diamaticb ‘Deflate President________-_____Bacon Moore Vice President__________Eulyn Dean Secretary________-_____Don Thacker Treasurer____________John Alexander Chairman-----------Frances Barnett Vice Chairman.-Minnie Rea Woods Secretary-------------June Burns Treasurer-------------Anne Clark 75 Safety 'Patiot The Patrol is a state-wide organization, and a boy who earns his place in this group is highly honored. Safety of the Students are his watchwords. Captain: Joe Moore, First Lieutenant: James Wallace, Second Lieutenants: Bacon Moore Bobby Kirk Jones, Sponsor: Betty Dennis, Advisor: Mr. Marshall Black, Privates: Charles Kurtz, Don Catlett, Donald Rice, Earl Ransdell, John David McClellan, A. E. Goodlett. Student (facttcct President: Joe Moore, Secreta ry: Pauline Robinson, Advisor: Mrs. Alice Ransdell, Members: Nancy Grigsby, Monty Price, Mac Davis, Morris McClure, Carl Cummins, John Alexander, Jane Cocanaugher, Daisy Tewmey, Dorothy Morgan, and Barbara King. 77 FAREWELL Farewell! From this day forward our memories shall begin. These memories shall carry us back to our high school days when we were real Pioneers ; they will bring back .the visions of alt our classmates. As we close the doors behind us, and walk into our futures, we hope your school days will be as successful as ours. From the bottoms of our hearts we say, Thank you , to everyone who has made our work easier and more pleasant. Whenever we go and whatever we do, we will never regret one moment spent at Harrodsburg High School. As the wagon wheels of time roll forward, we turn back again to say Thanks, and Farewell to all. 78 To these Modern Pioneers, the advertisers, the Senior Class of 1948, wishes to express its appreciation for their support and loyalty during our years in school, and for helping to make this pictorial yearbook possible. 79 Compliments of Kexander and l oyafh MODERN FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Telephone 116 Harrodsburg, Kentucky 80 Your Friendly Ford Dealer wishes to take this opportunity to congratulate the graduating class of 1948 on work well done, and wish them well on their journey through life. When the members of this class grow into adult members of our community; with some possibility to play important parts in Harrodsburg's social and economic life, may they long remember that there is a Ford in their future. Worth, W ofors Sales Service North Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Phone 405 81 Congratulations To The Graduating Glass of 1948 May Each One Be Successful In Any Calling He or She May Choose MERCER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 82 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 From TUI FRFD P. NBfflUl CMPUY 83 FREEMAN ISON “Jug” Freeman “Buck” Ison Timely Clothes Phone 45 Dobbs Hats Bostonian Shoes Emro Shirts Lee Work Clothes Harrodsburg. Kentucky B. V. D. Underwear Rugby Sportswear Regal Ties Compliments of BRUNER and SIMS FiinRr.il 11 imiR De Soto and Plymouth Cars Mack Trucks John Deere Farm Implements -JJ arrodslurcj iljotor Of implement Cdt ornpany Sales and Service West Broadway Phone 83 Harrodsburg, Kentucky 85 a ram d uicli Cdo cjram ( -Juick company HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY CHEVROLET Michael's Stern and Criffen Suits Nunn-Bush and Freeman Shoes Jantzen Sweaters and Swim Trunks Stetson and Lee Hats Arrow and Shapely Shirts McGregor Sportswear NOEL'S CLOTHES SHOP Men’s and Young Men’s Outfitters Phone 154-J Harrodsburg. Kentucky 86 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1948 THE HUB Danville, Kentucky You are invited to come into our store at any time and inspect our complete line of WATCHES, such as: Bulova, Gruen, Ben- rus and many others . . . DIAMONDS. LEATHER GOODS, such as luggage, wallets, etc., COSTUME JEWELRY and many other beautiful gifts of lasting beauty. ‘Your Diamond Headquarters in Harrodsburg” W. R. Paftie, Jeweler 87 Model Laundry and Dry Cleaning ''Let One Call Do It All' Phone 171 J. Irvine Huddleston Proprietor Harrodsburg, Kentucky Sporting Goods Electric Appliances Paints Garden Tools Kitchen Ware Tools Rue and Sharp Edwin Rue L. V. Sharp Phone 23 4-J Harrodsburg, Kentucky U e £ 3 HAR HARDWARE RUE A. SHARP 88 09 HERRON'S CAMP at Kennedy Bridge MODERN CAMPS GROCERIES SOFT DRINKS Phone, Bryantsville 43 F 1 1 THE CUDAHY PACKING CO. Harrodsburg, Kentucky BUTTER—CHEESE—ICE CREAM 90 Come to Harrod Cleaners for Quick and Efficient Service West Broadway Phone 456 C. B. Rowland Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of Beaumont Inn The Home of Southern Hospitality to The Class of Nineteen Hundred Forty Eight For a Better Fed Mercer County Mercer County Frozen Food Bank North Main O. W. McMurtry 91 Compliments Of PAGE BAILEY SONS MOBLEY'S TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Super Market Groceries, Meats, Vegetables Fresh Fruits Harrodsburg, Kentucky We Deliver Phone 75 Harrodsburg, Kentucky Congratulations to the Graduating Class 92 (The £ouisville Store Compliments of Avalon Inn Main Street Phone 200 Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of The Louisville Store M. Shapira and Sons Harrodsburg Kentucky Compliments of The Federated Store Retailer of Dry Goods and Shoes Men's and Women's Ready to Wear Harrodsburg Kentucky Compliments of Clell Coleman Sons Harrodsburg and Burgin 93 Compliments Farmer's Supply Company It Pleases to Please. West Broadway Phone 61 Compliments of Bradshaw's Camp Burgin, Kentucky Herrington Lake Compliments of CHRISTMAN'S GREENHOUSE Say It With Flowers Phone 285-J North College Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of Patterson Oil Company Louisville Road Phone 626-J Andrew Patterson, Owner Harrodsburg, Kentucky 9A Compliments — 1 l rien cl Harrodsburg Compliments of C. P. Brown Electric Service Shop •ffutpgin|- Kentucky Compliments of Montgomery Ward Company Danville, Kentucky Compliments of Curry and Morgan Drug Store Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of H. 6. Gardner Home Furniture and Appliances Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Main Compliments of Billie Ann Shop Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of Black's Grocery West Lexington St. Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of C. B. Lawson, Jeweler Short Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of 1948 Roy Sutherland Poll Parrot and Star Brand Shoes Agent for Danville Laundry and Dry Cleaning Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky ___ Phone 145 96 Congratulations from THE HARRODSBURG HERALD D. M. Hutton, Editor Phone 101 Compliments of NORFLEET HARDWARE STORE Harrodsburg, Kentucky East Office Compliments of R. H. SELLECK, D. C. Phone 303 West Poplar Harrodsburg, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of 1948 from LAD and LASSIE and ELOISE BEAUTY SHOP Eloise L. Boggs, Prop. Compliments of BLUEGRASS ELECTRIC CO. Harrodsburg, Kentucky Authorixed General Electric Dealer Phone 54 Phone 31 Compliments of Oliver J. McGinnis Standard Oil Products Phone 9104 Beaumont Ave. Harrodsburg, Kentucky Mobiloil 97 Congratulations to the Congratulations to the Class of 1948 from Class of 1948 from BARNETT SULLIVAN KROGER STORE Phone 186 South Depot Robert W. Sheegog. Manager Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of Compliments MILADY BEAUTY SHOP of Lottie B. Demaree, Owner J. S. VAUGHT, JEWELER Phone 129 Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of 1948 Compliments from of HELWIG'S 5 10 STORE THE LINCOLN STORE E. H. Helwig, Prop. Harrodsburg, Kentucky Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments Compliments of of HERBERT NORVELL CROSS-ROADS Radiator Parts Mrs. Craig McCormick Harrodsburg, Kentucky Danville, Kentucky 98 Compliments of THE GEM STORE Main Street Phone 79 L. F. Rice Harrodsburg, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of 1948 from HITCHING POST Pud Smith and Bill Currens Phone 123-W Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of CORNELIUS BROTHERS Paint and Body Works Phone 160-J Mackville Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of FREEMAN FURNITURE CO. Main Street Danville, Kentucky Compliments of LIGHTHOUSE INN Mrs. Sam Ferrell Jr. Danville, Kentucky Compliments of CHANCELLOR'S MEN SHOP Phone 606 Main Street Beverly Chancellor, Owner Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE Congratulations to the Class of 1948 from HOOVER FOOD STORE Ed Hoover Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky 99 Compliments of HARROD FASHION SHOP Phone 307 Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of OLD ORCHARD INN' Steaks — Ham — Chicken Phone: Burgin 4282 Burgin, Kentucky Compliments of SANDERS SERVICE STATION Burgin, Kentucky Phone 2401 Compliments of AARON RUBIN, JEWELER Serving the public for over thirty years'' Farmer's National Bank Building Danville, Kentucky Compliments of VANDIVER SON GROCERY Phone 18 Main Street We Deliver Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of CITY FLEETLINE CAB CO. Dependable and Courteous Phone 310, 16 Harrodsburg, Ky. Compliments of WHITE WAY TAVERN Harold Uncle John Where the high-school crowd gathers. Phone 9112 Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of 1948 FRANK'S CASH STORE Phone 25 Harrodsburg, Kentucky lOO Compliments of GLOBE SHOE STORE Danville, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of 1948 Southern Pine Lumber Carey Roofing Armstrong Paints SMOCK—GIBSON LUMBER CO. Phone 15 College St. Harrodsburg, Kentucky See our Selection Watches for Graduation E. H. KAHN INC. Leading Jeweler Danville, Kentucky THE SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY Fire— Insurance —Casualty Phone 206 1 18 East Lexington St. Harrodsburg, Kentucky Safety — Savings — Service Mrs. Carroll Smith Compliments of BOARD BOARD Phone 182-J Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of GEORGE JENKINS MOVING TRUCKING SERVICE Phone 547-J Moreland Avenue Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of STAGG, DAVENPORT, BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 51 J. E. Brown Ralph B. Davenport 'Insure__________Be Sure. Harrodsburg, Kentucky South Main Street Oran L. Stagg Compliments of Glover T. McGinnis Agent for STANDARD OIL COMPANY Phone 532-J Hill Crest Harrodsburg, Kentucky lOI Compliments of TOM SALLEE SON, GROCERY Cornishville St. Harrodsburg, Ky. BAKERY Best Wishes from McNAMER S BAKERY • The Friendly Bakery with fresh breads and pastries at all times. Phone 7 Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of GLAVE SIMS' FUNERAL HOME East Lexington St. Harrodsburg, Ky. Best Wishes from LAY LAWSON, FURNITURE STORE Kelvinator Refrigerators Maytag Washers Phone 187 South Main Harrodsburg, Kentucky Best Wishes from WATTS DURR Complete Lubrication Service Broadway College Phone 196 Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of E. C. STEPHENSON HARRODSBURG DAIRY CO. Grade A Milk Phone 156 Chestnut Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky 102 Congratulations from STATE BANK TRUST COMPANY Phone 36 Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Congratulations to Class of 1948 from CITY OF HARRODSBURG Best Wishes from The Harrodsburg Candy and Tobacco Company East Poplar Phone 34 Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY and Compliments of FREEMAN SIMS Harrodsburg, Kentucky 103 COMPANY Compliments Of MERCER STONE COMPANY Phone 830 Elwood Burgin, Owner Crushed Rock of All Kinds Burgin Road Harrodsburg, Kentucky 104 Congratulations to Class of 1948 from WEAREN JAMES DRUG COMPANY Walgreen Agency Phone 21 Harrodsburg, Ky. Telephone 17 Compliments Of SANDUSKY BROTHERS Manufacturers of CROWN PATENT FLOUR, MEAL BRAN Dealers in Feeds of all kinds Harrodsburg, Kentucky Congratulations To The Class Of 1948 from THE BLUE RIBBON RESTAURANT AND CONFECTIONARY Courteous Service Meals Soda Fountain Phone 286 Harrodsburg, Kentucky Wiley Chumley, Proprietor 105 Compliments Of Dedman Drug Company Opposite Court House Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Phone 1 1 1 James Stagg, Druggist Home owned and operated Conover and Company Wilbur Conover, Proprietor Phone 143 Harrodsburg, Kentucky Congratulation to the Class of 1948 from SCENE FROM OLD FORT HARROD TO THE MERCHANTS AND ADVERTISERS IN AND AROUND HARRODSBURG, the class of 1948, wishes to express its appreciation for the aid they have given us in publishing our annual. This advertising section is pioneering with pictures this year, and we are proud to have you as a part of our high school annual for 1948. 106 v:t V Kid Day 1948 On April 1, the Seniors dressed as kids for the last time, and spent the day being a trial to their teachers. Part of the day was spent in eating all day suckers and blowing bubble gum. In the afternoon, the class presented a variety program of Nursery Rhymes to the Assembly, just as they might have presented a program to the P.T.A., when they were in the first grade.