Harrodsburg High School - Harrodian Yearbook (Harrodsburg, KY)

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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.

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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

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 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