Harrodsburg High School - Harrodian Yearbook (Harrodsburg, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

The Haerodian published by THE SENIOR CLASS HARRODSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 1950 The graduating class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty wishes to present this year book with the sincere hope that it will recall many pleasant memories of high school days. DEDICATION Mu. Evans Harlow Mrs. Franklin Ransdell We dedicate the 1950 Harrodian to persons representing the various fields of education in the Har-rodsburg School system. It is impossible to attribute the sound advice and gracious influence which we have received to one person. Instead we find that Mrs. Ransdell, Mr. Harlow, and Mr. Wills have introduced to us the meticulous problems of life. They have supplied individual supervision necessary for the molding of our inquiring minds. The culture and education that are ours, we owe in part to them. As we embark on our sojourn of mature endeavors, we shall treasure the examples of generosity and kindness perpetuated by the influence of our sponsors. There shall always be a very warm place in our hearts for Mrs. Ransdell, Mr. Harlow, and Mr. Wills, to whom we dedicate this annual. Mr. J. K. Powell, Superintendent Mr. Shelby Martin, Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Mu. Rai,pii Davenport Mu. Grave Viviox, Vice Chairman Du. C. B. VaxArsdali., Sk.. Chairman AIu. Arch Woods Dr. T. O. AIbrjsdith Mr. Hr cm Adams, .Ik. Health, Physical Education Mr. Makshai.i. Black American History, Woodwork Mits. Aimer H. Alexander Journalism, English Mrs. Lewis Broaddvs Mathematics, English Mrs. William Akknsmax English, Latin, Art M ks. Edward Coyi.e English, Senior Geography Miss Bessie Baker Co minerec Mrs. LrTHER Fields Librarian Mrs. Lecille Sharp Brown Accountant Mr. William Gravely M usic Mrs. Ona Gritton Mathematics, General Business, Dean of Girls Mrs. Franklin Ransdrll Chemistry, Biology, Gen. .Science, Health Mrs. Rufus Harris Secretary Mr. Forest Sale History, Coach Mr. Shelby M. Martin Electronics M rs. O. Ai.len Wills Home Economics The Faculty Of 19- 1950 HAHHODIAN STAFF Editor in Chief N w t 1.,,I Buuu Hu dMH Miti'-Hi?'' - - l ox Catlett Editor Morris McCu ki Snort Editor ...........Hon vk Sm . PHotojfraplH'r -------------Gene L «$on Advertising Editor Mvutiu Advertising Editor.......- William St.Mg Circulation Editor Dorothy Balden tArvulation Editor Votv.v Bi rn ... - ----- Betty Devine Tv lost - ----------- t ry l,or Darlaxd .................Untn Kmi TYpist............................. Yates Typist.........- - - - Mary Breck Boxta Tvpid - -- -- -- -- - Ci.ell Gash Tv (list........--- - Brick Roberts Arran : 1m • Editor......Carolyn Smith Arravg. meat Editor--------- Barbara Kino Art Editor--------------------------Betty Sizemore Hi-torian...................Jane Boirse Feature Editor----------Carolyn Linvili.e F vturv Editor - Mvrv I.ortse Patterson F«.aturv Editor- - Martha Ann Mitchell Ion. Editor ------ Charles Albert Ccrd Proof Kinder-------------------------Jack Clare S r Adviser - Mrs. Franklin Rvnsdell Faculty Editor — Mi . Aimee Alexander President - -- -- -- -- Jack C'uu Secretary ire President ------ I)()N- Catlett Treasurer ■ Babbaba Kixg Betty Sizemore M . Fbankx.ix RaXMiKU. S pontort Mb. O. A. Wills Margaret Jo Ann Asher Y-Teens 47, 48. 49, '50; F.H.A. 48. ’49. ’50 ; Vice President F.H.A. ’49 ; Hep. for F.H.A. ’49; in Coronation Service ’48 : Latin Club ’47, ’4S, ’49 ; Glee Club ’47. ’48. ’49. 50; Hand 49. '50 ; Music Award 49 ; Jr. Play '49 : Sr. Play 50; Bible Study ’47. ’48. 49. '50 ; State Music Festival '49, ’50 ; H.A.A. '47. 48. ’49; Rep. Glee Club Contest '50: Jr. ami Sr. Reception Pro. '49 ; Harrodian Staff 50. William Donald Catlett Band ’49. 50 ; Mgr. B-ball ’48 ; Pioneer News Staff '49 ; Patrol ‘48. 49. ’50; Capt. of Patrol ’50; Co.-Capt. Football ’50; Sr. Hi-Y ’47. ’48; Bible Study ‘47. ’48. '49, '50 ; Football ’48, 49. '50; H-Club 48. '49. '50; H.A.A. '4 7. ’4S, ’49 ; Conservation Club ’47. ’48; Latin Club '47. '48; Boys’ Club 48. '49.'50; Glee Club '48, ’50; President Jr. Class '49 ; Vice President Sr. (’lass '50; Harrodian Staff '50 ; Sr. Play ’50. Leland Bruce Bates Sr. Play ’50 ; Conservation Club ’47 ; Boys’ Club '50; State Speech Festival ’50. Dorothy Ann Balden Y-Teens 47. 48, ’49. 50; H.A.A. ’47, ’48. ’49 ; Latin Club '47. ’48. ’49 ; Dramatic Club '47. '48. ’49. ’50 ; Glee Club '47 ; Jr. Play ’49 ; Sr. Play 50 ; Co-Editor Pioneer ’50; Discussion Contest 48; Harrodian Staff ’50; Science Club '49 ; Majorette '49, ’50 : Reg. Speech Contest ’47, 48. ’49 ; State Speech Contest '47-8, 50 ; Debate Club. '48 ; Secretary Jr. Class '49 ; Christmas Play '48. Thelma Ernestine Baker Fairview High School 47 : Cheer- leader 47: Cornishville High School '48; Glee Club. '47. '48. '49; 4-H Club '47. '48; Rose Hill High School ’49 ; Y-Teens '49 ; Vice President 4-H Club 48; Harrodsburg High School '50 ; F.H.A. ’50 ; Sr. Play '50. Robert Jewell Black Bible Study ’47. ’48. ’49, ’50 ; Jr Play '49; H-Club '47. '48. ’49. 50; Treasurer Boys’ Club ’48 ; B-ball 47, ’48, ’49; Football ’47. ’48. 49; Baseball 47 ; Manager Football '50 ; Conservation Club ’47. ’48; Hl-Y '47. '48; H.A.A. ’47. '48, ’49; Athletic Award '49; Glee Club 48 ; Football Captain 49 ; Honorable Mention all State B-ball ’49; 2nd Team All C.K.C. B-ball ’49. — Nancye Lou Ballard Cheerleader ’47. ’4S : Basketball Queen 47 ; President of Fresh, (’lass '47 ; President of Sophomore Class 48 ; Booster Club 47, 48 ; Library Club 47, 48 ; President S. Coun. '49, '50 ; Beta Club '49, 50: Y-Teens '49, '50: Pres, of Y-Teens 50 ; Editor of Har-rodl n 50 ; Staff of Pioneer News '49; Pioneer Staff 50; Jr. Play 49; Sr. Play '50; Bible Study 49. '50; F.H.A. '50; H.A.A. ’49; Majorette '49 ; Glee Club '47. '48 ; Science Club 49 ; Selected for Girl’s State. Donald Barker Salvlsa High School '47. '48, 49 ; Pres. Sophomore Class 48 : Treasurer Jr. (’lass '49 ; Conser. Club 47. '48. 49; B-ball Team 47. '48 ; Softball Club 48; Boys' Club '49. 50. Nor via Rite Burns Conservation Club 47, 48 ; Football 48, 49; B-ball Mgr. '48. '49; F-ball Mgr. '48. '49 ; Boys' Guidance Club '49. 50; Glee Club 48, 49. 50 ; Har-rodian Staff 50. Jane Allen Bourne Y-Teens 47, 48, 49. 50; F.H.A. 47, '48, '49. 50 ; Jr. Academy of Science 49 ; Science Club '49 ; Delegate Sci. Con. 49; Delegate of F.H.A. '47. '48; Parliamentarian '48; Pres. F.H.A. '49, 50 ; Sr. Historian '50 : Scholarship Medal 49 ; Latin Club '47, 48. '49 : Chem. Award '49; Jr. Play 49; Sr. Play 50; Bible Study 47. 48. '49, '50: H.A.A. '49; Glee Club 47. '48; Beta Club '49. 50; Pioneer Staff '49 : History Medal 48 ; Harrodian Staff 50. M ary Breckinridge Bonta Y-Teens 47. '48, '49. 50; Latin Club '47. '48; H.A.A. '47. 4S. 49; Glee Club '48; Jr. Play '49; Pioneer News Staff '49 ; Majorette 49 ; Harrodian Staff 50; Bible Study 47. '48. '49. '50 ; Class Historian '47 ; Sr. Play. 50 : Selected for Girl's State '4 9. Harold Gene Cocanougher Hi-Y 47 ; H.A.A. 49; Boys Club 48 '49. 50; Jr. Play '49; Sr. Play '50 H-Club '49, 50; Football 19, '50 Pioneer News Staff '49 ; Bible Stud '47. 48. Ima Jean Oakland Latin Club ‘48 ; Y-Teens '47, ’48, '49, ‘50; Glee Club ‘47; Jr. Play ‘49; Sr. Play '50 ; Beta Club 49. '50 ; Bible Study ‘47. ‘48. '49. '50. Charles Albert Curd Class Secretary 47 ; Football Man-ager '47; Sr. Hl-Y ‘47; I-atin Club ‘47. ‘48; Conserv. Club ‘47. ‘48; H.A.A. '47. '48. 49; Intr. B-ball, ’47. '48. 49. '50; Boys' Club '4S. 49, 50; Pioneer News Staff '49 ; Jr. Play '49 ; Sr. Play '50 ; Harrodian Staff '50 ; H-Club '47; Bible Study '47. '48. 49. 50 ; Glee Club '48 ; Science Club '49. Jack Wilson Clark Football King Candidate '47 ; Football King’s Court '47. 48 ; Capt. Football Team '50 ; Sr. Hi-Y '47 ; Bible Study 47. '48. '49. '50; H-Club '47. '48. '49. 50; Football 47, '48. '49. '50; Basketball 47. '48. '49. H.A.A. '47. '48. '49 ; Vice President I atin Club '47 ; Conserv. Club '47. '48 ; Latin Club 47, '48; Boys' Club '49, 50; Vice President '48 ; Glee Club '48 ; President Sophomore Class ’48 ; Jr. Play '49 : Pioneer News Staff '49 ; Vice President Scl. Club '4 9 ; S. Council '49. '50; Vice President '49; Beta Club '49, '50; Treasurer '50; Science Award '48 ; Bluegrass Boys' State Delegate '49 ; Ky. Jr. Academy of Science Con. Delegate '49 ; Sr. Class President '50; Harrodian Staff. 50 ; Sr. Play '50 ; Pioneer Staff '50. Emma Katherine Davenport Girls' Reserve '47 ; Y’-Teens 48, '49, 50; Bible Study '47. '48. 49, '50; H.A.A. '47. '48, '49 ; Amazons '48 ; Latin Club '47. '48; Band '49; Jr. Play '49 ; Sr. Play 50. Mary Lou Oakland Cornishville High School 47. '48. '49; Glee Club 47. '48. '49 ; 4-H Club '47. '48; President of 4-H Club '47. '48; Y-Teens '49. '50; Girls' State Honor '48 ; Harrodian Staff '50 ; Pioneer Staff '50 ; Senior Play '50. John D. Dev ary Hi-Y 47, '48; Bible Study 47, '48; Boys’ Club '48, '49, '50; H.A.A. '48, '49; Jr. Play 49 ; Sr. Play '50. Mary Jane Deane Y-Teena '47. '48. '49. '60; Jr Plav 49 ; Bible Study '47. '48. '49. '5(C .Utendant Football Kin and Queen 47 . Sr. Play 50 ; Pioneer News Staff o A MITEL C LELLAKD GaSH Heta Club '49. '50; Beta Club Essay Honoranum 49; Boys' Club '48. 49 i. Portent Roys' Club 50 ; Bible Study 48, 49 50; Jr. Paper Staff 49. Pioneer Staff '50; French Club Business Manager Jr. Play '49 t9-h’A , 47 Ko c Hill; Sr. Play '50; Marrodian Staff '50. Hay Reynolds F.F.A. '4 8. •4 9; Boys' 50. '49 ; McAfee High School Club 50; Pioneer Staff Dilliax Mae Devine P H,A. '47. '48. '49; Y-Teens '47. '4? 49. 50 ; Glee Club '47. 48; Conserva tion Cub '47; 4-H Club '48. '49 Mackvilie Hi h School '48. '49. Betty Jewell Devine Girl Reserve '47. '48; F.H.A. 47. '48. 49. '50; Glee Club '47, '48. '49; Sons Leader F.H.A. '47: Reporter F.H.A. 49; Parliamentarian F.H.A. 47; Re r Music Contest 49 ; state Muslcai Contest '49; Jr. Play '49; Rand '49: Guidance Club 50; Bible Study '47 .48. '49 '50; Sr. Play '50; H.A.A. '48! |9 ; Pioneer Staff 50; pep Club '47. 18. 49; Harrodian Staff '50; Music Award '4 9. William Hoi.hrook Glass Hi-Y '47: Conserv. Club '47: 2nd Team Rasketball '47; H A.A. '47, 48 49: Rasketball team 4S, '49. 50 ; H-Club '48, '49, '50; Bible Study '47. ;48. 49. '50: ('apt. of Basketball Team 49 ; Hoys Guidance Club '18. '49. 50 2nd Team C.K.C. in Rasketball '49: Jr. Play 49 ; Vice President Jr. Class 49 ; Harrodian Staff '50 ; Pioneer News Staff 49: Secretary of Rovs Guidance Club '50; 1st Attendant for Mr. Pioneer '48 ; Hon. Mention Rovs' State 49 ; Sr. Play 50 ; District Tournament Team 50. 11 ELEN Ruth Faiixky F.H.A. '47. 48. ’41): Glee Club ’48, •49. T 0 ; Y-Teens 47. 48. 49, 50; .Tr. Play 19: Band 49, ’60: Bibb Studv 47. ’4S. 49. T 0: State Music Fest. 49, 50; Sr. Play 50. Cammik Lucille Gabhart Girl Reserve 47: Y-Teens 48. 49: Glee Club 48, 49: H.A.A. 47. 48: Amazon Club 48; Jr. Play ’40 : Sr. Play 50 : Guidance Club ’50 ; Bible Study 47, 48, 19, 50; F.H.A. ’48. ’49, 50. William C. Grigsby Boys’ Club 49. ’50 : Conservation Club ’47, ’48. ’49. ’50: Bible Study 4 7. ’48. ’49, ’50; Hi-Y Club ’47. ’48, ’49. Richard Edward James Band ’49, ’50; Glee Club ’47, ’48, ’49. ’50; Rep. Music Festival 49. ’50: Vice President of Band ’49, ’50; State Glee Club Festival '49. ’50: Boys’ Guidance 49. ’50; H.A.A. ’47, ’48. ’49: Bible Study ’48, ’49; Hi-Y Club ’47. ’48: Boys’ Club 47. ’48; State Music Festival 49, 50; F.F.A. Rose Hill ’47. 09 R ee D a Rosa lex e Fa r x ky Beta Club ’4 9, ’50 ; Sec. Beta Club 50: St. Council ’47; Jr. Play ’49; Sr. Play ’50 : Glee Club ’47, '48, ’49. 50 ; Band ’49. ’50; Y-Teens ’47. 4S. ’49, 50: Latin Club ’47: Bible Study 17, ’48, 49, ’50 : Jr. Paper Staff 49 ; Rep. Music Festival '49. ’50: State Music Festival ’49, 50 : Rep. Glee Club Contest 50; H.A.A. 48. ’49. Jacqueline Iris Horn Rose Hill High School ’47, ’48; Glee Club 47, '48. ’50: Girl Reserve ’47: Y-Teens ’48. ’49. ’50; Bible Study ’47. ’4S, ’49. ’50: Sophomore Play '48; Jr. Play ’49 : Sr. Play ’50 ; F.H.A. Clul ’50: Pioneer Staff ’49. Lokeke Harlow Kays Glee Club ’48. 49; 4-H Club ‘48, 49 ; Y-Teens 48. 49, ’50: Sr. Play 50; Pioneer Staff 'S0; Harrodlan Staff '50. Carolyn Elizabeth Linville Y-Teens ‘47, '48. 49. '50 : Secretary of Y-Teens 48; H.A.A. ’47. 48. 49; Latin Club '48, ’49 ; Dramatic Club 48. '49. ’50; F.H.A. 47, ’48; Glee Club 48 ; Jr. Play '49 ; Co-Ed I tor of Pioneer News 50 ; Science Club '49 ; Majorette Capt. ’49 ; Pioneer Staff 50; Bible Study 47. '48, 49, '50; Sr. Play '50: Discussion Contest ’48, ’49. ’50 : District Contest ’48 : Debate Contest '48 ; Reg. Contest '48, ’49, '50 ; Harrodian Staff ’.50. Gene Demetris Lawson Bible Study '47. '48. 49. 50 ; Hi-Y 47. '48; Jr. Play '49: Sr. Play '50; Boys' Club '49. '50; H.A.A. '47. ’48. '49 : Pioneer News Staff '49; Harrodlan Staff '50. Morris Edgar McClure Treasurer of Fresh.- Class '4.7 ; Sr. Hi-Y '47. '48: H.A.A. 47. '48. ’49; Latin Club 47, ”.48 ;' Student Council 47. '48; Pioneer Staff '49, '50'; Int. B-ball '48. '49. '50; Cheerleader '50; Jr. Play '49 : Science Club ’49 ; Conservation Club ’48 ; Bovs’ Club ’48, '49. '50: Gle«- Club '48; Sr. Play '50 ; Harrodian Staff '50 ; Bible Study '47. '48. '49. '50; H-Club '50. Barbara Lucille King Class President '47 : Latin Club '47, '4 8. Secretary '47 ; St. Council '48 ; Court of Football King and Queen '47; Bible Study '47. '48, '49. ’50; Glee Club 47 ; Y-Teens '47. 48. 49. '50. Secretary '47. Treasurer '49 ; ’50 ; Class Secretary '48, '50 ; Pioneer Staff '49; Beta Club '49. '50; Vice President Beta Club '50 ; Pioneer Staff '50 : Sr. Play '50; Selected for Girls State '49 : D.A.R. Representative '50 ; Harrodian Staff '50. Carolla Lyons Latin Club '47. '48; H.A.A. '47. 48. '49; Y-Teens '47, '48. '49. ’50; Glee Club '48. '49. ’50; Band '49. '50; Bible Study '47. '48. '49. '50 ; Jr. Play '49; Sr. Play ‘50; Dramatic Club ’49; Reg. Music Festival 50 ; Reg. Speech Festival ’49 ; State Music Festival '49. ’50; Reg. Glee Club Contest ’50; Treasurer of Sophomore Girls ’4 8; Pioneer News Staff '49. Martha Baxter Menaugh Y-Teens 47, ’48. 49. ’50; H.A.A. 47, •48. ’49 ; Latin Club 47. 48 ; Glee Club '48 : Jr. Play '4 9 ; Science Club ’49; President of Y’-Teens ’47; Vice President of Y’-Teens '49 ; Beta Club '49. 50 ; Pioneer Staff '50; Harrodian Staff ’50; Bible Study '47. '48. '49. 50; Class Historian '49; Football Queen Court '47; Senior Play '50; Selected for Girls' State ’49. Mary Lopise Patterson Y-Teens '47, '48, '49. ’50 ; Treasurer '47; H.A.A. '47. '48. '49; Dramatic Club '48. '49; Sec. '47; Latin Club '47. ’48. '49; Glee Club 47. '48; Jr. Play ’49 ; Hospital Benefit ’49 ; Pioneer Staff '49 ; Sc. Club '49 : Pioneer Staff '50; Bible Study '47. '48. '49. ’50 ; Sr. Play ’50 ; Reg;. Speech Festival ’47, ’48. ’49. ’50; Talent Scout Show 48 ; Debate Club '49 : Discussion Contest ’47. '49. ’50; Harrodian Staff ’50. Nelson Rikkr Newton Hi-Y' ’47. ‘48 ; Conservation Club '47, ’48 ; Jr. Play ’49 ; Boys' Club ’49. 50 ; Sr. Play ’50. KENNETH Et'GENE PoULTER Basketball ’48. ’49. '50; Football '48. '49. '50; Bible Study ’48. ’49. '50; Hi-Y '47. '48 : Jr. Play ’49 ; Sr. Play '50 ; Boys' Club '49. '50; H-Club '48. ’50 ; Conservation Club ’47. ’48. Martha Ann Mitchell Y-Teens ’48. ’49. ’50: F.H.A. ’48; Bardstown Girl Reserve ’47; President of Fr. Class ’47: Jr. Play ’49: Bible Study ’4S. ’49. ’50; Sr. Play ’50; Treas. of Dramatic Club 49; Reg. Speech Contest ’49. ’50 ; Bardstown Glee Club '47 ; Pioneer Staff 50 ; Harrodian Staff ’50 ; Pioneer News Staff '49 ; State Speech Festival ’50. Margaret Elizabeth Phillips V-Teena ’47. ’48. ’49. '50 ; Glee Club ’47. ’48. ’49; Band ’49; Jr. Play ’49: Bible Study ’47. ’48. ’49. T� 0 ; Sr. Play 50; H.A.A. '47. Joyce Aii.een Pulliam Y-Teens 47. '48. 49, ’50; Sr. Play '50; F.H.A. '47. 48. '49. 'GO; H.A.A. ’49 ; Amazon Club ’48 ; Glee Club ’47. 48. ’49 ; Jr. Play ’49 ; Bible Study ’47. '48. '49. '50. Elizabeth Mae Robinson Y-Teens '47. 48. ’49. '50; F.H.A. 48. '49. '50 ; Amazon Club '48 ; Bible Study '47. ’48. '49. '50; Jr. Play '49; Latin Club '47 ; Glee Club '47. '48. '49 : Sr. Play ’50. Donald Jackson Rick V-Pres. Fr. Class '47 ; Sr. Hi-Y '47 ; H.A.A. '47. '48. '49; F-ball '49, '50; B-ball 47. ’48. '49. 50; Latin Club '47. '48. '49 ; V-Pres. Latin Club '48 ; Boys' Club ’48, '49. '50 ; Conserv. Club '47. '48. '49. '50 ; H-Club 48. 49. '50; Glee Club '48; Safety Patrol '48. '49. '50 ; Co-Kditor Pioneer News '49 ; Sc. Club '49; 1st Lt. Patrol '50; Bible Study '47. 48. '49. '50 ; Jr. Play '49 ; Sr. Play ’50 ; Bluegrass Boys State Delegate ’49 ; Hon. Mention All Blue Grass ’49; District Tournament Team '50. Ralph Edward Ross Sr. Hi-Y '47; Bible Study '47. '48. ’49. ’50 ; Second Team Basketball ’47, '48; Sr. Hi-Y ’48; Boys' Club '48. 49. '50. Julia Bruce Roberts Jr. Play '49 ; Y-Teens 47. '48. '49. '50 ; F.H.A. '47. '48. '49. 50; Treas. F.H.A. '49 ; I Jitin Club '47, '48. '49 ; Glee Club '48, '49, '50 ; Dramatic Club ’48, '49. '50; Band '49. '50; H.A.A. '47. '48. '49; Bible Study '47. '48. '49. '50; Sr. Play '50 ; Reg. Speech Contest '48. '49. '50 ; Reg. Music Contest ’49, ’50 ; State Music Contest ‘49 ; Girls' Cons. Club '48 ; Discussion Club ’48; District Speech Contest ’48. ’50 ; Debate Club '48 ; Pioneer Staff '50 ; State Publicity Committee F.H.A. '60 ; Har-rodlan Staff '50. Mary Jean Sanders Latin Club '47, '48 ; Pres, of Latin Club '48; Chr. leader '47. '48. '49. '50; H-Club '47. '48. ’49. ’50; Sec. of B-Club ’49; Y-Teens '47. '48. '49. '50; H.A.A. ’47, 48 ; 1st. att. for Miss H.H.S. 48 ; Bible Study 47. '48, '49. '50 ; Court of F-ball King and Queen ’4 7: Reporter for Pioneer News Staff '49 ; Treas of Amazons ’48 ; Jr. Play ’49 ; Sr. Play '60. Joyce Marik Sewell Y-Teens '47, ’48. 49, ’50; Bible Study 47. '48; ’49, '50 . Olee Club '48; H.A.A 47. '48: Sr. Play ’50 ; Jr. Play 49. Howard Thomas Sallee Sr. Hi-Y ’47 : Football Mgr. ’47 : Boys' Club 48. ’49, 50; H-Club 47: Latin Club '47. 48. '49: H.A.A. '47. 48. '49: Conaerv. Club '47: Intr. H-ball '47. '48, 49. '5ft : Pioneer News Staff '49; Jr. Play 19: Bible Study '47. '48. '49. '50: Glee Club '48; Sr. Play '50 : Science Club '49: Harrod-ian Staff '50 : Class Treas. '49. Billy Sai.lee Football 48, ’49, '50: H-Club '48. '4r9, 50; H.A.A. '4S. 49, '50 ; Sr. Hi-Y 47 ; Boys Club 18. 49. 50; Jr. Play 49 : Sr. Play '50; Bible Study '47. 48. 49. '50. Carolyn Celeste Smith Sr. Y-Teens '47. '48. '49. '50; F.H.A. '47. 48, '49, 50 ; Latin Club 47, '48. 49. '5ft ; Glee Club 47, 48. '49 ; F.H.A. Par. ’49 : Historian 48 ; Talent Scout Show ’48 : Jr. Play '49 ; Bible Study '47. '48. '49. '50; Pioneer Staff '49; Harrodian Staff 50 : School Rep. of W.H.I.R. '48; Sr. Play 50; Sc. Rep. of W.K.L.X. '48. B ETTY M A RIK SI7.KM OR E Sal visa High School ’47 ; F.H.A. '4 7 ; Treas. F.H.A. '47 ; Glee Club '47 ; Queen of Fr. Class ’47 ; Queen of Salvisa High School ’47 : Harding Hi. Charlotte. N. C. '48; Harrodsburg High Spring Concert ’49 ; Selected for Girls State '49: Latin Medal '49; Pioneer News Staff '49 : Latin Club '49. '50: Latin Play '49: Jr. Play '49; Bible Study '49. '50; Y-Teens '50: Glee Club '49. '5ft; Sr. Play 50; Pioneer Staff ’50 ; Art Editor Harrodian ’50 ; Treas. of Sr. Class '50 ; Beta Club '49: Pres. Beta Club ’50; Band Sponsor '49, ’50. Charles R. Wade Bible Study '47. '48. '49. '50; Junior Play '48 : Radio and Electricity '48. '49: Boys’ Club '49. ’50: Sr. Hi-Y '47. ’48. '49: Senior Play ’50; Boys’ Guidance ’50. « Woodson Cleo Yates Cornishville High School ‘47, ‘4S ; McAfee High School 49 : 4-1! Club 17: Jr. Flay McAfee ‘49: Glee Club '47. 48 ‘49 ; Harrodian Staff ‘50. Mr. O. Allen Wills Sponsor Peggy Anne Winston Wilmore High School '47. '48: Y- Teens '47, 48: F.H.A. '47..'48; Treas. F.H.A. '48: Sec. Soph Class 4S ; Glee Club 48 ; Keg. Glee Club Contest '48 : State (ilee Club Contest '48 : Harrods-burg High School '49. ‘50; Y-Teens '49, '50: Glee Club ‘50: Pioneer News Staff '49 ; Jr. Play ‘49 ; Majorette '49. '50 : Majorette Capt. '50 ; Bible Study ‘47, ‘48. '49. ‘50 ; Harrodsburg Sr. Play 50. THE SENIORS HOP TO SUCCESS — 1946 - 1950 In 1946, we the class of 1950, boarded our special airliner for our hop through four years of aviation school. We wore the identifying- Freshman beanie and carried the traditional “apple for the pilot.” In our first year of our flying course our flight instructors were Mrs. Peavler and Mr. Whitehead. Our flight officers were: Captain—Barbara King; 1st Lieutenant—Donald Rice; 2nd Lieutenant—Charles A. Curd, and Bombardier —Morris McClure. Members of our training school entered many of the activities opened to flyers. Some of these were: Y-Teens, F.H.A., Senior Hi-Y, H-Club, Conservation Club, Dramatic Club, H. A. A., and the Latin Club. Barbara King and Morris McClure represented us on the Flying Student Council. Jack Clark, Robert J. Black, and Donald Rice were our flying basketball players. Robert J. and Jack were also on the football team. Jean Sanders and Kenneth Poulter were chosen to lead our rousing cheers to back the boys. During a magazine contest held aboard plane, our class won fifty dollars as a reward for being high salesmen. We rewarded our selves by stopping over at Stanford and having a skating party. This was our last stop for the year, and as we alighted on the good old terra firma, we had at least learned that an airplane cannot stay in the air without gasoline. We climbed aboard our plane in our second year of flight training with the determination to ignore the title, “Silly Sophomores.” Our ground officals were Mr. Sale and Miss Gooch. Our officers were: Captain—Jack Clark; 1st Lieutenant—Don Catlett; 2nd Lieutenant—Barbara King, and Stewardess—Etta Jean Darter. We belonged to the same clubs as in the previous year with the addition of the Amazon Club, Boys Club, and Glee Club. Two of the boys became members of the Flying Patrol Club—designed to keep us from falling out into space. We elected Reeda Far-ney and Donald Rice to represent us on the Flying Student Council. Jack Clark, Bob Black, Will Glass, Donald Rice, and Kenneth Poulter were on our flying basketball team. The following received letters and bars in football: Bob Black, Jack Clark, Billy Sallee, and Andy Young. Our cheerleader, Jean Sanders, also received a bar. Jean Sanders and Will Glass were first attendants to the king and queen of football during the coronation program. During the latter part of the year our engines began sputtering and we had to land to refuel. While we were down, we just decided to take a vacation for three months and the next fall we all reassembled to begin our third year of gruelling aviation work. We carried our books with us, those that we had, that is, and left some in the aisle to the dismay of our navigators, Miss Allen and Mr. Harlow. Our officers were: Captain —Don Catlett; 1st Lieutenant—Will Glass; Flight Hostess—Dorothy Balden, and Radioman—“Rabbit” Sallee. Again we participated in the same extra curricular activities as last year and were also allowed to join the Science Club and the Beta Club. Our Flying Student Council representatives were Nancye Lou Ballard and Jack Clark. In order to entertain us and to keep us on the march, in the air, that is, a band was organized. Carolyn Linville, Mary Breck Bonta, Peggy Winston, Dorothy Balden, and Nancye Lou Ballard became majorettes, although they had a hard time keeping their balance when the plane hit an air pocket. Those earning letters and bars among the football stars were: Bob Black, Don Catlett, Jack Clark, Harold Cocanougher, James Foster, Donald Rice, and Kenneth Poulter. Bob Black, Will Glass, Jack Clark, Donald Rice, and Kenneth Poulter were on the basketball team. Jean Sanders served her third year as cheerleader. In order to produce funds for our Junior and Senior Reception, we published the PIONEER NEWS, sold soft drinks, and gave “There’ll Come a Day.” Our Junior plane landed at Beaumont Inn for the Junior-Senior Reception. We presented a Stork Club program with such celebrities as “Red Skelton” Clark, “Bing Crosby” Catlett, “Bob Hope” Glass, and “Walter Winched” Curd highlighting the evening. Songs were furnished by “Lena Horne” Mitchell and the Andrews Sisters—Jo Ann Asher, Nellie Freeman, and Carolla Lyons. We left the third year aviation class looking forward to our fourth year of oxygen masks and safety belts. And so, we entered our fourth and final year at Harrodsburg Aviation School. Our pilot and co-pilot were Mrs. Ransdell and Mr. Wills. Our officers were: Captain—Jack Clark; 1st Lieutenant—Don Catlett; 2nd Lieutenant—Barbara King, and Nurses Aid— Betty Sizemore. We would-be pilots took numerous places of leadership in the various activities of the school; several held offices in the clubs. Nancye Lou Ballard and Jack Clark were on the Flying Student Council. Will Glass, Kenneth Poulter, and Donald Rice were on the first team in Basketball. Billy Sallee, Jack Clark, Harold Cocanougher, Don Catlett, John DeVary, Norvia Burns, Donald Rice, Kenneth Poulter, and Morris McClure were on the football team. Jean Sanders was captain of the cheerleaders and received a sweater to keep her warm in the higher altitudes. Morris McClure was the only boy cheerleader representing our plane. We are looking forward to our Senior Play, the Junior and Senior Reception, and our graduation exercises. Our four years of aviation school have been pleasant ones and in June we will make our three-point landing. We are ready to become full-fledged pilots and to take command of our planes to follow the highways of the air. We’ll always remember our instructors and our comrades whom we knew on our flight through Harrodsburg High School. We bid you goodbye and hope that you will remember us as we remember you. May your hop to success be as quiet and easy as ours has been! Jane Bourne. TWENTY CREDIT PUPILS Reading left to right: Carolyn Smith Dorothy Balden Nancye Ballard Jean Sanders Donald Catlett Mary B. Bonta Howard Sallee Jack Clark Bruce Roberts Morris McClure Jane Bourne Mary L. Patterson Martha Menaugh Emma K. Davenport 1111 I ' THE SENIOR CLASS WILL We. the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty, occupants of Harrodsburg High School, now leaving this domicile of pleasure in the city of Contentment, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament with Mrs. Alice Ransdell and Mr Allen Wills as executors of this estate. These estates which we have gained by our mental faculties and subtle plots will be disposed of as follows: ITEM: The Senior class of nineteen hundred and lifty leaves its superiority to the Junior Class. May it reign supreme next year. ITEM: To the up and coming Junior High we leave our ability to prevent early morning classes by merely going to Danville to enjoy the sights there ITEM: To Mr Martin we leave those yellow excuse slips that, unfortunately we failed to turn in. ITEM: We leave to the faculty an ample dose of medicine in case the class of next year is as hard to handle as we have been. ITEM: The following may seem to be of little importance but because of the generosity of our hearts we wish to dispose of our individual talents as follows: Jo Ann Asher and Betty Sizemore leave their ability to sing to • Boo” Coleman. Joyce Sewell leaves her careful driving habits to James Davis Harold Cocanougher and Billy Sallee leave their football skill to the future stars of the school. Donald Rice leaves his Interest in the Sophomore class to Skeeter Reed. Bruce Roberts leaves her chewing gum to the underclassmen May it calm their nerves. Kenneth Poulter and Betty Devine leave their ability to chatter constantly about nothing to Daisy Tewmey and Phyllis Stephenson Mary Jane Deane leaves her ability to have and keep a cute figure to Loraine Gay Reeda Farney and Jackie Horn leave their shy and pleasing manners to Jane Compton. Will Glass leaves his knowledge of all the lanes of Mercer County to Billy Lan-ham. Jean Sanders leaves her ability to be innocent at all times to Ophelia Sims To Bill Sinkhorn. Bill Ellers leaves that special love Mr Powell has for his book of excuses. Emma Katherine Davenport leaves her absent-mindedness to Margaret Gortney Charles Wade leaves his strong, silent charm to Paul Ballou Norvia Burns leaves his salesmanship ability to Paul Terhune Clelland Gash and Bruce Bates leave their dislike for women to Lawrence Willis. Jane Bourne leaves her ability to study to Joe Harlow Carolyn LinvlUe and Peggy Winston leave wedding bells to anyone who may wish to follow. Ernestine Baker and Mary Lou Darland leave their love for Accounting Class to the students of next year who may need it. Carolyn Smith and Barbara King leave their qaiet reserved ways to June Bums. Don Catlett leaves Betty Phillips to finish school as soon as possible. Richard James and Carolla Lyons leave their musical ability to the future must dans of the school. Dorothy Balden leaves her ability to get along with Mr. Martin to Jane Coca-nougher Donald Barker leaves his height to Billy Hume Hatchett to be used sparingly. Jack Clark leaves his ability to make good grades without studying to Bill McClellan. Bob Black leaves his •'Airy ' personality to Charles Bonta. Mary Breck Bonta leaves her ability to hold her man to Daisy Tewmey Mary Louise Patterson leaves her carefree attitude to Cora Ann Bourne. Ray Reynolds and Cleo Yates leave their senous ways of thinking to John Alexander. Martha Ann Mitchell leaves her dramatic ability to Margaret Meredith. • Rabbit Sallee and Gene Lawson leave their cars to the daring Seniors of next year Morris McClure leaves the school in peace or pieces Elizabeth Robinson leaves with her smile to pose for lpana ads Ima Jean Darland and Lorene Kays leave their ambition to Ann Hunter McFat-ridge Charles Albert Curd leaves his book of Jokes to Jim Hurt Bill Grigsby and John DeVary leave with the rest of us’ Whew' Helen Famey and Lillian Devine leave their quietness to Joyce Houchins Cammie Gabhart and Margaret Phillips leave their ability to go steady to anyone who may not be so lucky Ralph Ross leaves his love and attention shown to American History to Buddy Terhune Bitty Menaugh leaves her vivacious ways to Marlene Sanders. Nelson Newton and Joyce Pulliam leave their power of concentration to Joe Hurt and Anne Clark. Nancye Lou Ballard Just leaves. And last, but not least, to the underclassmen and all w'ho helped Harrodsburg High linger in our memories, go our hearts' In witness thereof, we. the class of nineteen hundred and fifty, have set our hands and seals to this will on this second day of June. Anno Domini, one thousand nineteen hundred and fifty. Testator—Mary Louise Patterson President - ... Jimmie Dean Secret ary - Joyce Pinkston Vice President - - Hetty Sinkhokn Treasurer A. E. Goodlett Sponsors Mas. On a Guitton Mr. Hron Adams THE JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In nineteen hundred and forty-seven, we the class of 1951 came eagerly up the steps of H. H. S. ready to begin our four-year trek through the halls of our school. Our sponsors for this first year were Miss Sally VanWinkle and Mrs. Martha F. Peav-ler. We elected as our officers: Joe Harlow, President; Jimmie Dean, Vice-President; June Burns, Secretary; and Jakie Claunch, Treasurer. When another year rolled around, we started planning to have as good a time being Sophomores as we had had being “Green Freshmen.” We were sponsored by Mrs. Virginia Coyle and Mr. Forest Sale. To fill the vacancies left by last year’s officers were: June Burns, President; Joe Harlow, Vice-President; Jakie Claunch, Secretary; and Jane Cocanougher, Treasurer. Our Sophomore year scon came to an end, and we were looking forward eagerly to the next year. We entered our school this year with the new title of “Jolly Juniors” and said adieu to the old one, “Silly Sophomores.” Our able advisers were Mrs. Ona Gritton and Mr. Hugh Adams. Serving us as our officers were: Jimmie Dean, President; Betty Sinkhom, Vice-President; Joyce Pinkston, Secretary; A. E. Goodlett, Treasurer. We were very happy to be joined this year by students from Fairview and Cornish-ville, along with a few other new faces at H. H. S. June Burns, who was chosen to wear the blue and white as a Freshman, was elected again as cheerleader. Betty Coleman was Safety Patrol sponsor for the second year. Members of the Safety Patrol were Jackie Vinning, Bill Sinkhom, A. E. Goodlett, Leo Lawson, and Eugene Yates. Those participating in sports were: Basketball—Joe Harlow, Curtis Sherrow, Lawrence Willis, Billy Lanham, and Robert Foster; Football—Joe Harlow, A. E. Goodlett, Bill Sinkhom, Ansel Sallee, Robert Foster, and Lawrence Willis. Student Council representatives were Dessie Ashton and A. E. Goodlett. Anne Clark, Johnnie Tapp, John Alexander, and June Burns were members of THE PIONEER staff. Many Juniors were also represented in the various clubs; Senior Y-Teens, Beta Club, Latin Club, H. A. A., Science Club, F. H. A., Dramatic Club, 4-H Club, Glee Club, and H-Club. Our contributions to our band, one of the best high school bands in Kentucky, included Paul Terhune, Jane Cocanougher, Jimmie Dean, Jane Compton, Holly Chilton, Johnnie Tapp, and John Alexander. Betty Keeling was one of the senior high majorettes. The Junior Class play, “Meet Me in St. Louis,” with the entire class participating, was on November 11, 1949. It proved to be a great success and at the same time very profitable. We are now looking forward to giving the Junior-Senior Reception, the big event of this year. Following this year, we hope to become the leaders of our school, the “Sophisticated Seniors,” and hope we shall reach our final destination with the leadership and abilities we should have. June Burns. JUNIOR CLASS Alexander, John Foster, Robert Lee Proctor, Clyde Kenneth Ashton, Dessie Lou Caines, Margaret Mae Reynolds, Robert J. Barker, Norman Goodlett, A. E. Robinson, J. T. Bottoms, Mary Louise Grady, Mary Ann Royalty, Doris Bradshaw, James Ison Hale, Bernice Carmen Sallee, Ansel J. Burns, June Hardin, Robert Bruce Sanders, Marlene Jane Campbell, Bobby Harlow, Joseph Scrogham, Patsy Casey, Dorothy Lee Hurst, Juanita Sherrow, Curtis L. Chilton, Holly Howard James, Horace Raymond Smith, Elsie Vena Clark, Anne Phyllis James, William Homer Shewmaker, Marcella Claunch, Jakie Keeling, Betty Jane Shewmaker, Rosella Clayton, Donna Rae Lanham, Billy Gene Sims, Ophelia Lee Cocanougher, Jane Lawson, Leo Sinkhorn, Betty Grace Coleman, Betty Booth Loguc, Rebecca Dean Sinkhorn, William Chase Compton, Jane McGinnis, Mary Louise Steele, Annetta Davenport, Edward McGinnis, Gla Frances Steele, Loretta Davis, James Ralph Million, Anna Louise Tapp, Johnnie B. Dean, James Franklin Moore. Robert Henry Terhune, Paul G. Dean, J. D. Phillips, Betty Jane Vinning, Jackie Demaree, Hilton Jewell Pinkston, Lora Joyce Willis, Lawrence H. Demaree, Patsy Jean Ellis, Connie Lewis Preston. Betty Jane Yates, Franklin Eugene I resident - -- -- -- -- Floyd Riggins Secretary ------ Margaret Gortney Vice President - -- -- -- - Joe Hurt Treasurer - -- -- - - - Nancy Davis Mrs. O. A. Wills Sponsors Mr. Forrest Aggie ' Sales SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY What a miserable creature is the Sophomore! The novelty of high school that bolstered him as a freshman has vanished, graduation is not near enough to give the encouragement it affords Juniors and Seniors, and he wanders unhappily through a maze of English, History, and second year Algebra. However, every pie must sometimes be “half-baked” and so it is with high school pastry and Sophomores. The tasty filling of a pie must be supported by the crust. We had lots of crust when we were freshmen. That year our sponsors were Mrs. Ransdell and Mrs. Peavler. We elected Louis Veatch, chief cook, aided by bottle-washer; Carl Cummins, Vice-President; Nancy Price, Secretary, and Joe Hurt, Treasurer. Our class was proud of its representation in almost every school activity, the band, clubs, and all the rest. Our pie is probably pumpkin, since as Sophomores we had plenty of ginger. Floyd Riggins was our President, with Joe Hurt, Margaret Gortney, and Nancy Davis, as Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer, respectively. Mr. Sale and Mrs. Wills helped us as sponsors. The Sophomore pumpkin pie had several heads in it. No! No! Not pumpkin heads, heads of CLUBS. Some Sophomore club officers are: Latin Club, Nancy Davis, Vice-President, and Margaret Gortney, Secretary; F. H. A., Margaret Gortney, Historian, Frances Dean, Secretary, Nancy Price, Treasurer, and Adeline Sims, song leader. Y-Teen Secretary was Margaret Gortney and Glee Club Treasurer was Jim Hurt. The band presidency was held by Carl Cummins and Joe Hurt was drum major of the organization. Any good high school pie needs a dash of athletics. Sophomore football players were: John Reed, John Huffman, Hollis Goodlett, William Tyler, and Jimmy McGinnis, while Sophomore representatives on the basketball floor were: John Reed, John Huffman, Edward Robertson and Billy Cloyd. George James was one of the managers and Daisy Tewmey was our cheerleader. Baking adds the final touch to a pie and it takes a good band to add the final touch to a football game, pep rally, or any other school affair. Sophomore Bandsmen are: Floyd Riggins, Carl Cummins, Adeline Sims, Joe Hurt, Jim Hurt, Nar.cy Davis, Lorraine Gay, Buddy Terhune, Louis Veatch, Keith Johnson, Howard James, Mildred Daugherty, and Don Billy Robinson. Majorettes are Joyce Houchins and Nancy Price. A pie usually takes only one trip to the table, but we managed a longer one. On October 3, 1949, we enjoyed a hayride and weiner roast at Perryville. On the whole, I think, we have done a good year’s work on our pastry and are ready for the labors of the Junior year. Jim Hurt. SOPHOMORE CLASS Adams, Alberta Mae Ballou, Paul Otha Begley, Joan Lucretia Bond, William Jasper Brown, Patricia Jean Bruner, Delores Bruner, Leroy Bruner, Reva Eileen Burton, Rose Lee Casey, Bonnie Cloyd, William Cummins, Carl Hansford Daugherty, Mildred Emma Davis, Nancy Ann Dean, Anna Frances Dennis, Barbara Ann Gaines, Mildred Louise Gay, Loraine Frances Goodlett, Hollis Eugene Gortney, Margaret Robards Houchins, Joyce Ann Huffman, John Hurt, James Riggins Hurt, Joseph Garland Jackson, Walter Delano James, George Franklin James, Howard Shelton Johnson, Keith James Keeling, Juanita Mae Kirkland, Kenneth Kirwin, Philip Gerald Kurtz, Jerry Oliver Leonard, Evelyn Roberts Martin, Mary Ann McFatridge, Ann Hunter McGinnis, James Oliver Phillips, Cue, Jr. Prewitt, John Henry Price, Nancy Lee Reed, John Skeeters Riggins, Floyd Humphrey Riley, Lillie Mae Robertson, William Edward Robinson, Don Billy Sims, Adelene Stephenson, Phyllis Jean Terhune, Buddy Thomas Tewmey, Daisy Frances Tyler, William Leonidas Veatch, Louis Breck Walters, Joyce Verline Watts, Kenneth Kay President - - - - - - Norvin Bourne Secretary ------- Patricia Prewitt Vice President...............Doris Coovert Treasurer ------ Kenneth Scrogham Sponsors Mrs. Aimee Alexander Mrs. Hudson Nichols FRESHMAN HISTORY THE FRESHMAN class of 1949-1950 has finally reached its goal—to be out of the Junior High baby buggy. Now we can stand up for ourselves, whereas last year and the year before every high school student looked down upon us as “babies.” At the first of the year, when we were just climbing out of our buggy, the student body looked in, and seeing Bernice Hamm, chose her as the freshman to wear the cheerleader’s blue and white. Our sponsors, who are steadying us as we take our first unsteady steps in Senior High, are Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Nichols. We chose for our class officers this year Norvin Bourne as President; Doris Coovert, as Vice President; “Pat” Prewitt as Secretary ; and Kenneth Scrogham as Treasurer. Three of our freshman boys climbed out of the baby buggy and toddled right on out to the gym, to join the second team in basketball. They are Connie Drury, Bobby Cloyd and Billy Simpson. Two, Bobby Lowe and Connie Drury, joined the patrol. But everyone in our class is growing u p. Many of us have traded our baby rattlers for band instruments or batons, while others have just thrown their rattlers away. We toddle on through the year, and bid you “bye-bye” until next year, when (if we pass) we will be the “Silly Sophomores” of H. H. S. Rose Marie Cotton Bernice Hamm FRESHMAN CLASS Bonta, Charles Bottoms, Bruce Bourne, Cora Ann Bourne, Norvin L. Brand, Betty S. Bugg, Nancy Carey, Cecil Carey, Elvin Carmickle, Delores Carr, Betty Christerson, Clona Clark, Bobby Cloyd, Bobby Coovert, Doris Cotton, Rose Marie Darland, Cecil Darland, James Davis, William McKinley Demaree, Glendon Devine, Harold Drury, Connie Goodknow, Donna Faye Hamm, Bernice Hardin, Mary Harris, Dorothy Hatchett, Billy Hume Jenkins, Mary G. Jenkins, Violet Keller, Norma Jean Lawson, Geneva Leonard, Jackie Lowe, Bobby McClellan, Bill McGinnis, Jay Lee Motley, Eugene Patterson, James Peavler, Imogene Pinkston, Donald Prewitt, Patricia Prewitt, Walter Price, Betty Sue Ransdell, Curtis Rice, Shirley Roberts, Donald Ross, Thelma Royalty, Brennan Russell, Alfred Sallee, Mary Agnes Sanders, Cleo Scrogham, Kenneth Shewmaker, John Bisset Simpson, William Sims, Clinton Sims, Jean Steele, Virginia Trisler, Marie Walker, Shirley Warford, John Wiley, Nancy Wilham, Robert Wyatt, Thomas Yates. Bennie Lee Zody, William Florence, Beverly Ann X 0 8th GRADE President ------ Jimmy Huddleston Secretary - -- -- -- - Gladys Gritton OFFICERS Vice President..............I. C. Phillips Treasurer - -- -- -- - Phyllis Carr EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY In September, 1948, we entered Junior High School and felt at last that we had grown up. But the eighth grade soon showed us that we were mere seventh graders. We adjusted ourselves to the new environment and entered into the activities of the school to the best of our ability. In September, 1949, we entered the eighth grade with our advisers, Mrs. Edwin Coyle and Mrs. William Arensman. Our officers were: Jimmy Huddleston, President; I. C. Phillips, Vice President; Gladys Gritton, Secretary; and Phyllis Carr, Treasurer. Members of the class take part in the Band, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Dramatics Club, Camera Club, 4-H Club, Conservation Club and Guidance Club. Our second team cheerleaders are Monnie Gortney and Joyce Trimble. The student council members from our class are Jimmy Ingram and Mary Louise Barnett. We hope that our eighth grade can leave a record of which the school can be justly proud. Mary Louise Barnett, 8th Grade. EIGHTH GRADE Barnett, Mary Louise Black, Jimmy Bishop, Leslie Brown, Grover Bruner, Kenneth Carey, John Carr, Phyllis Coakley, Grover Cornelius, Joyce Darland, Mable Denny, Tommy Fallis, Wanda Farney, Allen Freeman, Ann Marie Freeman, Betty Gillispie, Ann Goodlett, Eloise Gortney, Monnie Grigsby, Gracie Grigsby, Leroy Gritton, Gladys Huddleston, Jimmy Huffman, Josephine Ingram, Jimmy James, Donald James, Roy Keebortz, Eulice Leonard, Betty Jo Leonai d, Jimmie Martin, Jewell Peavler, Elizabeth Phillips, I. C. Pollard, Steve Polsgrove, Joe Quinn, Joseph Robinson, Billy Royalty, Billy Sallee, Donnie Sallee, Shirley Sheperson, Loretta Shewmaker, Berry Simpson, Edith Smith, Mildred Smith, Norma Jo Steele. Leonard Tarkington, Betty Thompson, Leroy Tobin, Patsy Trimble, Joyce Votaw, G. T. Warren, Peggy Watts, Patricia Webb, June Weldon, Pauline Winston, Junior Wroodard, Clinton Woodard, Gordon Yates, Tommy Young, Nancy 7th GRADE OFFICERS President - -Vice President Jo Anne Sandkks Secretary - Gerry Low bey Treasurer - - - Haldon Wii.ham - - - - Buddy Clark SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY In September of 1949, our class entered the seventh grade with sixty-four pupils, thirty boys and thirty-four girls. At first we felt left out, but soon got into the activities of the school. Almost all of the girls joined Y-Teens and the boys joined Eoys’ Club and the Conservation Club. After changing teachers several times, we finally settled down to Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Broaddus, and Mr. Adams. Soon after school started, we had a cla .s meeting and elected the following officers: President, Jo Anne Sanders; Vice President, Gerry Lowrey; Secretary, Haldon Wilham; and Treasurer, Buddy Clark. We also elected cheerleaders. They are Margaret Meredith and Gerry Lowrey. Our class has an advantage over the other classes. We get to meet together in home room in the study hall. We are looking forward to even better things next year in the eighth grade. Jeanie Smith and Gerry Lowrey. SEVENTH GRADE Adkinson, Norman Begley, J. B. Brand, Dorothy Butler, Dick Campbell, Terry Campbell, Wallace Carey, Mary Frances Clark, Buddy Cochran, Carole Cornelius, Clarence Cornelius, Marie Devine, Loretta Drury, Jean Durr, Mary Ellen Freeman, Irene Gaines, Bailey Hall, Kenneth Hanby, Carolyn Hamm, Willard Harlow, Bobby Harlow, Lelia Harlow, Milburn Houchin, Garey Jenkins, Elmer Keebortz, Shirley Keeling, Jo Anna Keller, Norris Kirkland, Byford Landers, Dixie Lowrey, Geraldine Medley, Mary Meredith, Margaret Noel, Bobby Norris, Janice Patterson, Glen Phillips, Dorothy Phillips, Mildred Phillips, Patsy Prewitt, Billy Price, Kenneth Powell, June Randolph, Bettie Rogers, Don Billy Russell, Norma J. Sallee, Bonnie Sallee, Donald Sallee, Grace Sanders, Jo Anne Sims, Gayle Sherrow, Eddie Smith, Jeanie Sutherland, John Tabb, Ann Taylor, Shirley Votaw, Judith Walls, Betty Jean Walker, Buddy Weber, Margaret Wilham, Earl Wilham, Haldon Young, Joan Most Beautiful Girl SENIOR Christened Common'v Called Appears Bright Light Asher, Margaret Jo Ann Jo Ann Little Band Camps Baker, Thelma Earnestine Earnestine Happy Home Ec. Class Balden, Dorothy Ann “Bolive ” Likeable Morris Ballard, Nancye Lou “Louie” Attractive Shasta Farm Barker, Donald Prather “Shorter” Lanky Being Tall Bates. Leland Bruce Brucie” Genius Geometry Black. Robert Jewell “Bob-a-T ink” Noisv Sports Bonta, Mary Breckinridge “Brick” Independent “Will” Bourne. Jane Allen Jane Efficient Church Burns. Norvia Rue “Ch ckon” Slow Marcella Catlett. William Donald “Sl� ck” Muscle-bound Betty Clark. Jack Wilson Dago” Athletic Peggy Cocanougher, Harold Gene “Coke” Friendly Carolla Curd. Charles Albert Tootsie” Devilish Judy Darland. Ima Jean “Ima” Mild Lessons Darland, Mary Lou “Snook-” Meek Federated Store Davenport. Emma Katherine “Kittv” Drolling Talking Deane. Mary Jane “Christian” Innocent “Rosie” Devarv. John D., Jr. “June” Lazy Harold Devine, Betty Jewell “Dunmlin ” Pleasing Bobby Devine, Lillian Mae Lillian Timid Chewing gum Ellers. William Russell “Scat-b ck” Big Kokomo Farnev. Helen Ruth “Poach” Lauehine- Buford Pamev, Reeda Rosalene “Rcat” Sweet Clarinet Oabhart. Oammie Lucille “Sadie” Blushing Bill Gash, Samuel Clelland “Preacher” Worldly wise Government Glass. William Holbrook “Will” As Rice Mary Breck Grigsby. William Charles “Greasy” Masculine Working Horn, Jacqueline Iris “Jackie” Nice Bobby James, Richard Edward “Dickie” Happy Reeda Kavs, Lorene Harlow “Renie” Quiet Home King, Barbara Lucille “Strater” Beautiful Good grades Lawson, Gene Demetrius “Pint” Comical Gloria Linville, Carolyn Elizabeth “Bird” Engaged Her ring Lyons. Carolla “Hollv” Giggling Harold McClure, Morris Edgar “Edgar” Handsome Dorothy Menaugh, Martha Baxter “Bitty” Small George Mitchell. Martha Ann “Reef” Tall Tobacco men Moore. Marcella Marie “Muggs” New Versailles Guv Newton, Nelson Riker “Fig” Bashful Sr. Math. Patterson, Mary Louise “Pat” Care free Weekends Phillips. Margaret Elizabeth “Peggy Lean Mackville Poulter, Kenneth Eugene “Shabbv” Slow Lexington Pulliam, Joyce Aileen “Joy” Neat Clothes Reynolds, Ray T. “Sugar Ray” Shy Sr. Math. Rice, Donald Jackson “Larry” Like Will Basketball Roberts. Julia Bruce Bruce Just appears Dramatics Robinson. Elizabeth Mae “Li-Liz” Tiny Salvisa Ross. Ralph Edward “Buster” Lazy Skipping School Sanders, Mary Jean Jean Cheerful Harold Sallee, Billy “Coffee” Big Nicholasville Sallee, Howard Thomas “Rabbit” Witty Morris Sewell. Joyce Marie Joyce Well dressed Buicks Sizemore, Betty Marie “Gordon” Musical Art Smith, Carolyn Celeste “Smitty” Industrious Granville Wade. Charles Ransom “Charlie” Funny Soda Fountain Winston, Peggy Ann “Pogo” Neat Jack Yates, Woodson Cleo “K. O.” Studious Journalism CHARACTERISTICS Idea of Misery Just Imagine Ten Years Hence No music Being loud Music teacher Miss Baker Not Fussing Teacher of Home Economics No White Way Not talking School Teacher No dates Not popular Farmer’s wife Ix w ceilings In a hurry Farming Wearing shoes Without glasses Teaching Math. Sr. Math. Tardy Basketball Coach Ixing hair With black hair Mgr. of Loom Needle Dress Shop Straight hair Showing off Missionary Tests No cheating notes Selling Magazines Homework With freckles Principal of H. H. S. Themes With black hair Mr. Peggy Winston No car Without John Football coach School Ugly In far away places No shows Talking loud Commerce teacher Commerce Not riding a bus Running a bus line Government Walking fast Member of school board Mr. Wills Being fat Owner of a bakery Farming Playing tennis leafing Working at nights Not being fun Secretary to Mr. Black Eating in cafeteria Being naughty A wife Making A's No excuse Still in school Band To class on time A Mrs. Nicknames Not being sweet School teacher Danville No jewelry Taking care of Bill Kissing a girl Not making speeches A preacher Working Not Mr. Popularity Engineer at Dix Dam English Being mischievous Manager of Cudahy Boring classes Being sassy Living in Rose Hill Accounting No music A Band Leader Loud noises Being wicked Touring other states Speeches Being hateful A model Harrodsburg Without a car Manager of used car lot No horse shows Without “Zeke” Living on chocolate milk Typing Not talking about boys With Harold English class Not with Rabbit” A husband Late phone calls Weighing 160 lbs. Living in Burgin No dates Being 4’9” Manager of a hotel Math. No Dodge Housewife Girls Not liking picture shows Owner of a theater Studying Flirting Wife of a doctor McAfee Not being shy Living in country No Johnny Just imagine!! In the army Dating Not eating Owner of a dress shop Kissing a girl Getting lessons Agriculture Instructor Lessons No basketball Still working at Freeman Ison No band No chewing gum Secretary to her father Geometry Miss Baker’s pet F. B. I. Agent Dancing Working at Kroger’s Manager of A P Rain Driving a car Living on a farm Cars? 5 4” Tobacco buyer Flat tires Being tall In the same old car Hard work Studying Telephone operator Salvisa Not drawing Owner of a radio station Noise Without Peggy Raising chickens National Guard No curls Owner of a drug store Country Working at Christman’s Mrs. Dago No solid geometry Raising tobacco Second Mr. Wills CLRSS SDNE UJOflPS RWD MUSIC OV TO ( _________________________ UJOHOS BMP MUS C OV Hn fVr. s j j-I J | hj=m= J This is our parting song we sing to you - to the white and Wfl± n r'- LQLi blueWe� ii be true, when tine is din - and life is grim wo 11 start - e=j -U r j rjjgllig noiii + Vi +hnnch+o rtf VOU _ wrt ora 1 . . new with thoughts of you - we are now leaving you to start a new z =m r fiXj T I 'I r-tLA hllf wo 111 wa . «nan.K � ti . V V_ « but we'll re- member the white and blue and as we go on our we wllj re- member this day when 0iassm£.t9s bid you a- dieu CLASS POEM Betty Marie Sizemore This is the year, the inevitable day That marks fulfillment of our long-sought dream. We’re proud, but yet a little sad. We say Few words to one another. These few hours seem Too short, too glad, too meaningful for speech; Our goal, our dream, is now within our reach. We gaze beyond this hour’s exultant pride To look toward life, toward laughter, and toward love; To use our knowledge in the never-ending tide; To struggle onward to that home above. Through cloudy days or sunlit hours long, The memory of our school will keep us strong. The time has finally come to say adieu To our oncc-thought “never-ending’’ high school days. To our high school family so loyal and true We say good-bye with “never-ending” praise. The time has arrived; we shed many sorrowful tears, For we know in our hearts we leave all that to ui is most dear. In years to come our thoughts will never wander; We’ll wish that we were once more back again. Down Memory’s Lane we’ll often dream and ponder About our friends in halls of Harrodsburg fame. So carry on forever, future grad3, Cherish each minute as the best you’ve had. We bid farewell to teachers, friends, and past. Harrodsburg High we’ll love until the last! CLASS COLORS—Blue and Silver. CLASS FLOWER—American Beauty Rose. CLASS MOTTO—“To the Stars Through Difficulties” =— FIRST TEAM CHEERLEADERS June Burns, Jean Sanders, Morris McClure Daisy Tkwmey, Bernice Hamm SECOND TEAM CHEERLEADERS Gerry Lowrey, Joyce Trimble, Margaret Meredith, Monnie Gortxey THE HARRODSBURG PIONEER FOOTBALL TEAM This year’s Pioneer team was a new team altogether. Coach “Buddy” Adams has shown what he can do with a small squad of men. With only 8 lettermen back from last year, the Pioneers were compelled to work hard. Although the team as a whole was small in size, they made up for their size in speed and punch. The Pioneers finished the season with a record of 5 won, 2 lost, and 1 tied. Here is the way the season went for the Pioneers: Harrodsburg ...................... 13 Harrodsburg ........................ 6 Harrodsburg.........................18 Harrodsburg........................ 26 Harrodsburg......................... 6 Harrodsburg......................... 0 Harrodsburg.........................13 Harrodsburg .........-............. 0 Winchester ..............................14 Madison ................................. 0 Springfield..............................13 Anderson ................................ o Stanford .............................. o Nicholasville ........................... o Lancaster................................ o Danville.................................20 82 47 Jack Clark Jack vaa the Key-man on the squad. Although playing most of the season with an Injured knee, he gave outstanding performances at all times. His shoes will be hard to fill next season. Billy Sallee “Coffee was one of the heaviest men on the team. He played hard all the time and never gave up. He will be a great loss to the team next year. Don Catlett Sliek” plugged the hole of one of the most important positions on the team, that of blocking back. He will be greatly missed by the squad next year. Bill Ellers rollers was always in there fighting when he was needed. He did his best at every opportunity. He should be a great loss to the team. Donald Rice Hire played every game this season. He was a halfback who could get around on the field. He is another one of the regulars who will be missed next season. OR VIA BlRNS Xorvia. a senior on tin- squad, was always ready and willing to get in there and fight. He was a ways pushing hard for victory. Harold Cot a notch i:k “Coke, as he was called by his teammates, was one of the outstanding guards in the Conference. He never seemed to tire, and was always trying to win. lb will leave a large hole to be filled next season. Kenneth Potltku Poulter did not get started until in the season, but he showed that he could play good, hard football. He will not be back next season. Joe Harlow Joe was one of the outstanding players this year. He played hard football all year, and will be back next year. Hollis Goodlett Hollis was the smallest man in the backfleld. He was always working hard for the team. John Dkvary John played only a few games this year but he showed that he could play good football. He is another loss to the Pioneer team. John Reed “Skceter” is only a Sophomore and he surely fought for the team. He will be a big help to next year’s team. Rill Sinkhorn Hill was always in there driving. He worked hard all year and should develop into a very good player next year. James Davis James was the pivot man for the team this season. This is his first year, but he showed that he could be depended upon. He will be a big help to next year’s team. A. E. Goodlett A. R, the heaviest man on the squad, always used his weight to the advantage. He is a senior in athletics, and we would like to see him back next year. William Tyler Tyler, a sub on this year’s team, helped the boys a lot. He was always willing when the team needed him. He Is only a Sophomore. Lawrence Willis rude” played hard in every name. He could really help the hoys when they needed help. He will he with the team next year. John Htffman John played quite a hit of foot-hall this year. He is a Sophomore and is sure to l e a starter next year. Jerky Krinv. Jerry played a lot of football this year and showed much improvement. He should he a starting: player next year. Rohekt Foster Robert did not play much this year hut should make someone work for a position next year. Homer James Homer, a Junior on the squad, was always ready and willing to go in and fight. He did a good job this year, and we will he looking for him next year. Jimmy McGinnis Jimmy did not see much action this year but should he able to play a lot of football next year. Raymond James Raymond did not play much this year, but should see more action next year. Hailey Gaines “Mojo did not get started until late in the season. He is only a seventh grader and should be a prominent figure for next year's team. BASKETBALL ’49 - ’50 Early in the fall of 1949 Coach “Aggie” Sale started rounding up the basketball squad for the coming season. All the H. H. S. fans were wondering what kind of team they would be supporting, but after a few games they were not worried. The Pioneers were met by many tough opponents, including: Stanford, Danville, Somerset, Dixie Heights, U-High, Winchester, and Frankfort. Although our team was small, it pulled through with 24 wins and 1 loss. In the District Tournament, Harrodsburg defeated McAfee, Midway, and won out over Versailles by a very close two-point margin. Harrodsburg had the honor of placing Will Glass, Don Rice, Bill Ellers, and Joe Harlow on the All-Tournament Team. In the Regional Tournament, the Pioneers won out in the first round over Georgetown, but came back to lose in the semi-finals to the STATE CHAMPION, THE LAFAYETTE GENERALS. The loss of Glass, Rice, Ellers, and Poulter will leave a large vacancy in next year’s team, but we know that with the outstanding coaching of Sale and Harlow, our team will be among the best next year. Harrodsburg- 56 Harrodsburg 40 Harrodsburg—48 Harrodsburg—45 Harrodsburg- 59 Harrodsburg—51 Harrodsburg—35 Harrodsburg 51 Harrodsburg 50 Harrodsburg- 63 Harrodsburg—46 Harrodsburg—57 Harrodsburg 58 Harrodsburg—43 Harrodsburg 68 Harrodsburg—62 Harrodsburg—65 .... Wilmore—28 .... Burgin—32 .... Danville—34 .... Stanford—49 .... Lancaster -31 .... Lebanon—34 Dixie Heights 33 .... Madison—34 .... Elkhorn- -21 .... Frankfort—40 .... Danville-—45 Nicholasville—41 .... Somerset—46 .... Madison 38 Stanford —26 .... U. High—43 Winchester 52 Harrodsburg 58 I larrodsbu rg —4 5 Harrodsburg—44 Harrodsburg—43 .... Lancaster—36 M. M. I.—25 Nicholasville—31 M. M. I.—31 INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Harrodsburg—48 .......... Great Crossing—30 Harrodsburg—38 ........... Nicholasville—30 Harrodsburg—53 ............. Versailles—25 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Harrodsburg—65 ............. McAfee—34 Harrodsburg—58 ............. Midway—44 Harrodsburg—40 ............ Versailles—38 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Harrodsburg -32 ...... .... Georgetown—31 Harrodsburg—41 ........... Lafayette—59 Donald Rice Kenneth Poi i.ter Joe Harlow Bill Laniiam John Huffman William Glass Curtis Sheuronv Bill Ellers Lawrence Willis Skeeter Reed BILL GLASS—“Will was the spark plug of th® team. He was not a high scorer but he could really handle the ball. He was a great defensive guard as well as a great playmaker. We surely hate to lose such a valuable player. DON RICE—“Larry” was also a good defensive guard for the Pioneers this season. His scoring was very high for the season. He always played good, hard, basketball. We wish you could be back next year, “Larry.” KENNETH POULTER—Poulter was always playing hard in every game. Although he was not a high scorer, he stayed in the starting line-up because of his hustle and driving desire to play ball. This is Poulter's last year of performance for the Pioneers. BILL ELLERS Ellers was one of the best ball handlers on the Pioneer team. Besides being a good ball handler he was an exceptionally good shot from the floor. His quick thinking has made many a score for the Pioneers. J E HARLOW—Joe’s rebounding, ball handling, and high scoring was one of the factors which enabled the Pioneers to roll on to their most successful season. Joe is only a Junior, and he will be back next year to keep the Pioneers going toward another successful season. CURTIS SHERROW—Sherrow always used his height to the team’s advantage. His accurate one-hand shot from the floor, and from the free throw line, added many points to the Pioneer’s total. Keep it up Sherrow!! We will be looking for you next year. BILL LANHAM—Lanham was a sub for our Pioneers this season and was only used sparingly. He likes to shoot from far out in the floor. He will be back next year to help round out the Pioneer team. JOHN REED “Skeeter” was on the sideline ready to fight for the team anytime he could this year. When he was on the hardwood he did his best. Skeeter’’ is only a Sophomore, anu should be a valuable asset to next year’s team LAWRENCE WILLIS -“Uncle” saw action a in a few games this season. When he did play, he played his best. He was a good reserve this season. He is a Junior with another year’s performance before him. JOHN HUFFMAN—Huffman rounded out the reserves for the Pioneers. He was a good defensive player. He has seen little action this year but should play more next year. John is a Sophomore. EVAN HARLOW—“Ev” was anothei main factor in the Pioneer’s drive for a successful season. He also spent many long hours helping the team. When times became rough, he was always there to give a good word or a pat on the back. His ready smile and helpful words helped unknot the score in many tight games. We have all appreciated your work, “Ev.” FOREST SALE—Coach “Aggie” Sale has completed his most successful season since coming to Har-rodsburg. “Aggie” spent many long, hard, hours with the team, in helping it have a good season. All of the boys like “Aggie,” a former All-American player. His slow, easy manner and friendly disposition inspire confidence among his boys. He will lose four lettermen but will be looking ahead to next year’s team. Good luck, “Aggi ” 'in''' Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Sports Editor Associate Sports Editor Business Manager Art Editor - Art Editor - Feature Editor Exchange Editor Herald lie porter Social Editor Social Editor Club Editor -Proof Reader Proof Reader Proof Reader Proof Reader Typist - Typist - - - - Typist - Typist - - - - Adviser - THE PIONEER STAFF ---------- - Martha Menaugh ----................. Betty Sizemore Dorothy Balden Morris McClure ...................- - Howard Sallee Carolyn Linville .......... - - Anne Clark ........- Mary Breck Bonta ------ John Alexander Don Catlett ................ - - Cleli.and Gash Martha Ann Mitchell iaky Louise Patterson .......... - - Jane Bourne --------- - Jack Clark - - - - - - June Burns - -..........Loiiene Harlow Kays - - - - Johnnie Tapp - - - Betty Devine --- ------- - Cleo Yates - - - - - - Mary Lou Darland -------- Bruce Roberts - - - - .... Mrs. Aimee Alexander President- ROSE M. COTTON Secretary—MARY L. BARNETT Vice President—MONNIE GORTNEY Treasurer—CORA A. BOURNE Sponsors—MRS. AIMEE ALEXANDER, MRS. LEWIS BROADDUS JUNIOR Y-TEENS SENIOR Y-TEENS President—NANCYE LOU BALLARD Secretary—MARGARET GORTNEY Vice President—JANE COCANOUGHER Treasurer—BARBARA KING Sponsors MRS. ON A GRITTON. MRS. HUDSON NICHOLS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President—JANE BOURNE Secretary—FRANCES DEAN Vice President—JANE COCANOUGHER Treasurer— NANCY PRICE Sponsor MRS. ALLEN WILLS 4-H CLUB President—EUGENE MOTLEY Secretary-Treasurer—JOHNNY TAPP Vice President—LEO LAWSON Sponsor—MR. MARSHALL BLACK STUDENT COUNCIL President—NANCYE LOU BALLARD Vice President—A. E. GOODLETT Secretary—DAISY TEWMEY Treasurer—JIM HURT Sponsor—MRS. FRANKLIN RANSDELL PATROL CLUB Captain—DON CATLETT 1st Lieutenant DON RICE 2nd Lieutenant- A. E. GOODLETT Warrant Officer—EUGENE YATES Sponsor BETTY COLEMAN Faculty Adviser—MR. O. A. WILLS BETA CLUB President—JOHN HUFFMAN Secretary JIMMY BURTON Vice President—JIMMIE McGINNIS Treasurer—WILLIAM TYLER Sponsor MR. FOREST “AGGIE'’ SALE CONSERVATION CLUB President—BETTY SIZEMORE Secretary—REEDA FARNEY Vice President—BARBARA KING Treasurer JACK CLARK Sponsor—MRS. LUTHER FIELDS HARRODSBURG HIGH SCHOOL BAND Director—MK. WILLIAM GRAVELY LATIN CLUB President—JOE HARLOW Vice President—NANCY DAVIS Secretary- MARGARET GORTNEY Treasurer- JANE COCANOUGHER Sponsor—MRS. WILLIAM ARENSMAN GLEE CLUB President— JIMMIE DEAN Treasurer—JIM HURT 6ergeant-at-Arms—JIMMIE BLACK Secretary—BETTY PHILLIPS Librarian—KENNETH SCROGHAM Sponsor—MR. WILLIAM GRAVELY MAJORETTES PEGGY WINSTON, Captain DOROTHY BALDEN, 1st. Lt. trtbuting .ho „r v,o.v pS,u«'T, T Sp.taeomaaC br P 10 °£raPher r Compliments of Martin Motors CARS TRUCKS TRACTORS Harrodsburg, Kentucky Congratulations to the Class of ’50 Our wish for each of you, a full measure of success and happiness. State Bank 1 rust Co. Deposits Insured by F. D. I. C. Compliments of Mercer County National Bank ‘The Bank of Public Service 'Cbr Q ( C l Cb= (F Q= CFa C!= t C. N. Alexander J. C. Royalty Alexander Royalty Modern Funeral Home Free Ambulance Service Rest Wishes to the Class of ’50 Compliments of Aval on I on inn Main Street Phone 200 Harrodsburg, Kentucky Judge: This is the fifth time you have been in front of me for speeding. Buster Ross: Yes, your Honor: When I like a fellow, I generally give him all my business. 3) i= 7=, Qr P‘ Q� ra«!= r Q= C= tbrf P Q P'Qrf P Boyle Packing Company Pride of Boyle PORK AND BEEF PRODUCTS n Phone 143 South Second Street Danville, Kentucky Clell Coleman Sons COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 195C Mrs. Arensman: Did any of your friends admire your engagement ring? Peggy Winston: Admire it? Two of them recognized it. Bradshaws Fishing C amp Lake Herrington MODERN COTTAGES — BOATS — MOTORS SWIMMING POOL — RESTAURANT — BAIT Drive to the Water’s Edge Owners FRED BRADSHAW AND JOHN WILHAM “S =£� =0 c9 Sfc=£� t Compliments of Cull Lumber Coal West Factory Street Phone 90 LUMBER — COAL — ROOFING — MILLWORK Porter’s Paints, Enamels, Varnishes Mrs. Bonta: Young man, are you able to support a family? Will Glass: Now see here. Ma’am, all I aim to do is support your daughter. The rest of you will have to shift for yourselves. i lie Cutlaby Packing Co. Harrodsburg, Kentucky Pf BUTTER CHEESE ICE CREAM ICE Ellis Brothers, Owners Phone 83 Harroasburg Motor Implement Co. Harrodsburg, Kentucky DESOTO AND PLYMOUTH CARS MACK TRUCKS John Dc.re Farm Implements Sales and Service Mrs. Alexander: (Writing on board after summer vacation). I didn't have no fun all summer. She waited a minute, then asked, Now what should I do to correct that? Gene Lawson: Getcher self a boy friend. FREEMAN ISON MEN’S SHOP Timely Clothes Dobb’s Hats B. V. D. Sportswear Enro Shirts and Pajamas Lamb Knit Sweaters Botany Ties Lee Work Clothes Bostonian Shoes Van Heusen Shirts Gleaneagles Coats Swank Jewelry Rugby Sport Coats Coppers Socks Higgin’s Slacks CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATING CLASS “Buck” and “Jug” See GASKIN’S FISHING CAMP Beautiful Herrington Lake 42 FULLY EQUIPPED COTTAGES Hotel Rooms Grade A Restaurant and Dining Room Triple Swimming Pools Boating — Fishing Hr. Powell: (Running into the fire station) My wife’s run away, again. Fire Chief: So what! Why are you telling us? You rhould report it to the Police. Mr. Powell: Yeah, but I told the Police last time and they found her! Compliments of I lappy Hollow Dai airy Owned and Operated by Three H. H. S. Graduates I. C. JAMES III MARVIN NOEL FRED NOEL f cr CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Chevrolet — Buick — G. M. C. INGRAM BUICK COMPANY Phone 292 Lav’s I obacco Warehouse Mrs. Gritton was shopping in a paint and hardware store and she called to the clerk. Have you any wallpaper?” Yes,” answered the clerk. “Here's some of that new kind with the paste already on the back.” Oh, I like that. Can I put it on myself?” “I guess you can, but I think it would look better on the wall,” answered the clerk. «Srf p«CV-a o i $ I I I I I $ I J I South Depot Phone 776-J “PERSONAL SERVICE ASSURED” Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of E. C. STEPHENSON Grade A Pasteurized Dairy Products HARRODSBURG DAIRY CO. Grade A Milk Phone 156 Chestnut Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Charles Wade: “Did you pass your exam?” Norvia Burns: Well, it was like this, you see - - ” Charles Wade: “Shake, neither did I.” i HERRON'S MODERN COTTAGES Kennedy Bridge on Lake Herrington Burgin, Kentucky FULLY EQUIPPED FOR COOKING ♦ Groceries — Meats — Frozen Foods Write Burgin, Kentucky, or Phone Bryantsville, Kentucky, 43F11 30=� P (7s Cfcrf(F C .(7=s (7: CP Cb=. Q 7 Cbs p h ?=« ( C P1 C Compliments of White Way L unck VISIT US BEFORE AND AFTER BALL GAMES FOR THE BEST IN FOOD IJi si We Appreciate Your Business Phone 9112 Harrodsburg, Ky. Mr. Wills: Will you please give me three collective nouns? Morris: Flypaper, wastebasket and vacuum cleaner. Compliments of ROY M. CAMPBELL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Harrodsburg, Kentucky P S)ta9 ) VS� -£)VS)) 3: __________________________ HARCOURT CO. Louisville, Ky. FRANK SEALE — Representative Maker of Harrodsburg High School’s Invitations and Diplomas Mr. Martin: How did you manage to get up in that tall tree? Jimmy Black: I sat on it when it was an acorn. CONGRATULATIONS to Gass of 1950 From SPORTLEIGH HALL Fred P. Weissman Co. WHITE COTTAGE J. Bugg H. N. Yates LUNCHES — SHORT ORDERS Sealtest Ice Cream ® • East Lexington Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky Phone 9114 Mrs. Coyle: Why does one take a bath? Jim Patterson: Because two makes the water too dirty. NOEL’S CLOTHES SHOP Featuring Such Leading Lines as Stetson and Lee Hats Nunn-Bush and Freeman Shoes Arrow and Wilson Bros. Shirts Michaels-Stern and Griffon Suits Jantzen, Botany and McGregor Sportswear Frank Bros. Topcoats Alligator Rainwear Interwoven Sox Hickok Accessories Daniel Green House Slippers Harrodsburg’s Oldest Established Men’s Shop Mr. Sale: What this team needs is life. Lawrence: No! Thirty days will do. COMPLIMENTS of ASHLAND OIL REFINING CO. HUNTER D. BURTON Agent. BEAUMONT INN CONGRATULATES COMPLIMENTS of BIG STORE .£ flf? Phono 35 Main Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS of BLUE GRASS GAS ELECTRIC CO. Harrodsburg, Kentucky Mr. Powell: Let’s take our wives together and have a big evening. Mr. Black: O. K. But where will we leave them? -=bte9 =D S Buddy Van: Bitty, you ought to take chloroform. Bitty: Who teaches it? Mr. Wills: When I saw you come around that curve, I said to myself, Fifty-at-lcast. Mrs. Gritton: Well, you’re wrong. This hat just makes me look older. LAY LAWSON i 1 COMPLIMENTS FURNITURE STORE i | Of Main Street Phone 187 THE • S I LINCOLN STORE ! HONEST VALUES Maytag Washers Harrodsburg, Kentucky Philco Radios Kelvinator Refrigerators | i g � Perfection Stove3 I I T Simmon's Beautyrest Mattress | | 1 Warm Morning Stoves 1 J Carl C.: Relax, Honey, don’t you feel safe with me? Nancy Davis: Yes, about as safe as an alligator does walking through a handbag factory. DCbrf£P C=« =‘ : COMPLIMENTS of THE LOUISVILLE STORE M. SHAPIRA SONS Harrodsburg, Kentucky MAHAN CABINET SHOP REPRODUCTIONS AND REFINISHING ANTIQUES Phone 5003 Harrodsburg, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS of THE j. w. McClellan co. GENERAL CONTRACTOR ENGINEERS P Harrodsburg, Kentucky I ' MODEL Laundry and Dry Cleaning II Martha Ann: I’m on a diet. Today, all I had for toes, chocolate cake and ice cream. Mrs. Wills: But that won’t make you reduce. Martha Ann: No, but it sure ruins my appetite. Phone 171 Harrodsburg, Kentucky lunch was cream soup, pork chops, mashed pota- NEWBY’S FURNITURE EXCHANGE Quality Furniture for Less Money. JAMES H. NEWBY Owner and Manager PHONE 841 Harrodsburg, Kentucky I i 3 COMPLIMENTS of L. C. ROGERS SAUSAGE CO. Harrodsburg, Kentucky PHONE 481-W Mr. Martin: Aren’t you ashamed to be called into the office so often? Donnie R.: Why, no, sir. I always thought it was sort of a respectable place. ROYALTY-KEIGHTLEY LUMBER CO. Harrodsburg, Kentucky G. M. ROYALTY President CALVIN M. SHEWMAKER REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERING Phone 130 INSURANCE Short Street Harrodsburg, Kentucky First Moron: So you saw Marion today. Second Moron: Yes, I hadn’t seen her for ten years. First Moron: Has she kept her girlish figure? Second Moron: Kept it? She’s doubled it.” COMPLIMENTS of STAGG, DAVENPORT, BROWN Insurance Agency Phone 51 South Main Street J. E. BROWN ORAN L. STAGG RALPH B. DAVENPORT Insure — Be Sure” Harrodsburg, Kentucky BEST WISHES From TEXACO SERVICE STATION “Courtesy Our Specialty” 24 HOUR SERVICE Phone 562-J AAA Service Corner of Lexington and College Harrodsburg, Kentucky WALKER BROS, GARAGE FARM IMPLEMENTS AUTOMOBILES GAS AND OIL 5 1 Mrs. Wills: Have you heard of Julius Caesar? J. D. Dean: Yes, ma’am. Mrs. Wills: What do you think he would be doing if he were alive? J. D. Dean: Drawing an old-age pension. I ! I CONGRATULATIONS t 3 j COMPLIMENTS To The - 1 X of CLASS OF 1950 3 “Home Owned and Operated” 1 1 WEAREN - JAMES DRUG CO. WESTERN AUTO 1 1 WALGREEN AGENCY ASSOCIATE STORE 1 (The Corner Drug) WILBUR CONOVER. Owner PHONE 21 Phone 143 Main and Lexington Streets Harrodsburg, Kentucky Harrodsburg. Kentucky : 1! ©Q= lF Cb= (P Cb= (r CS ( =: C ANNESS GROCERY MEAT MARKET WE DELIVER PHONE 64 “Buy From Us, and You Buy Right” GROCERIES [RCW Mrs. Fields: I suppose you carry a memento of some sort in that locket? Mrs. Martin: Yes, a lock of my husband’s hair. Mrs. Fields: But your husband is alive. Mrs. Martin: Yes, but his hair is gone. COMPLIMENTS 1 1 Your Most Dependable Servant of J 3 NATURAL GAS G. B. SIMS 1 I Clean — Efficient — Economical Gutter and Tin Shop 232 North Chiles St. 1 WESTERN KY. Harrodsburg, Kentucky 1 1 GAS CO. PHONE 758-J | 1 • ••• • 11 1S 5=9 = ) 5, S)© 0 s=:v � sS � s-C O Q .0 .6 .6 Q .Cr ( .(7 Q .(F .(j (i= (r COMPLIMENTS 1 | COMPLIMENTS of 1 of ASPEN HALL 1 1 BEST THOMAS MR. AND MRS. J. T. COTTON is 1 Service Station Owners I 1 Harrodsburg, Kentucky John Alexander: Honey, they say that people who live together get to look alike. Barbara Davis: Then my answer is no. FIRESTONE TIRES — TUBES — BATTERIES HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES SAUER SUPPLY STORE Lexington and Main PHONE 3 Harrodsburg, Kentucky EDWARD’S INSURANCE AGENCY Main Street Phone 13 “Insurance To Fit Every Need” Harrodsburg, Kentucky I COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS f 1 of of A J W. B. Morris The Billie Ann Shop 1 1 Garnett Dean 1 1 County Clerk’s Office f I i COMPLIMENTS 5 | of Christman’s Brown 1 Greenhouse Flowers Electrical Service Distributors of Shellane Bottle Gas. C i Harrodsburg. Phone 89 (r Kenlucky. 617 West Office St. } 1 Gene L.: Mom, where is my white shirt? Mom L.: I sent it to the cleaners. Gene L.: But, Mom, it had the whole history of England on the cuff. COMPLIMENTS | I COMPLIMENTS of 1 Kellis Chilton i I of Building Contractor. K ( Chancellor’s Phone 614-J Harrodsburg, Kentucky I I i } MEN’S WEAR ©QsKCP C Cb Q ? Q= C (P COMPLIMENTS $ i COMPLIMENTS of of 1 Board Board Corner Inn Restaurant | | Phone 182-J. Main Street “And what is the reason for wishing to marry my daughter? asked Mr. Linville. Puzzled, Zekc rcratched his head, pondered a second, then answered, “I have no reason. I’m in love. BEST WISHES I COMPLIMENTS To The f J ) % 1950 GRADUATING CLASS of Fleetline Cab Company s I i i Frank’s Cash Store ; o� vs s05 s =s I Gay’s Grocery Choice Meats — Fancy Groceries Phone 847 Price and Main Streets. COMPLIMENTS of Gem Drug- Store Main Street. Phone 79 L. F. Rice Harrodsburg, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS 1 1 (? V of j i Goodlett Hayslett CLASS OF ’50 PLUMBING HEATING Georgia Anna Dress I 1 Main Street Phone 965 Shop ? ( Ilarrodsburg, Kentucky | J Ilarrodsburg, Kentucky OQr (s Q (? s h= (r Q . F . Q . s= 7: Gvvinn Island j j Herrington Lake’s 3 i Largest Fishing Camp. } li jTn,i� Tij ij C J % 1 Ji j pS f J Route 33. Phone Danville 9102 i 1 11 j Wellington Cooper, Prop. 1 i © v S S «=9s Mrs. Zody: You’re letting your son drive your car? Mr. Hatchett: Yes. He’s still too young to be trusted as a pedestrian. Compliments Compliments of of Maurice Mrs. Wilson Hungate’s Used Clothing Commander of D. A. V. SHOP Phone 73-W ©0=� J Q= (J Q= C!P Q=� (p Q= cP i= (5 Qr Cp ( a � 3 f COMPLIMENTS of Hillcrest Restaurant AND Service Station Portor Parson Salvisa 2158 Home Furniture £ 1 | $ COMPLIMENTS Appliance S) of Cherry Reproductions of All Kinds. Hoover Special Pieces Made to Order. 1 1 Food Store ©Q= (r Q= r Q=rf r Qi 7=fc COMPLIMENTS f 1 Ideal Laundry Dry of ) 1 Cleaning- Co. Hop-Inn Bus Station i ( Mooreland Avenue Harrodsburg, Ky. Your “Dixie” Ice Cream Dealer. I I Harrodsburg, Kentucky PHONE 225 f O Q= -'Xbrfd C Cr CP Q CF Q CP © La Mae Beauty Shop 1 COMPLIMENTS J of State Bank Building Lewis’ Market PHONE 787 | 1 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Zclma Brown, Owner 1 1 t 1 West Office St. Oscar Lewis Mrs. Nichols: Why did the farmer push the cow over the cliff? Bobby Noel: So he could see the jersey bounce. GCb CP Q= (r Q (7 Q 6 Q= ? Q ( CS (7 Q 7= ( © COMPLIMENTS of J. T. Asher Assistant Manager For Lincoln Income Life Insurance Co. Louisville, Kentucky Meade’s Hardware Sportsman Headquarters Exclusive Norge Dealers. Lexington St. Phone 198 Harrodsburg, Kentucky f : Mercer County Frozen Food Bank Phone 14 Harrodsburg, Ky. Curing, Lard Rendering Poultry Dressing. For a Better Fed Mercer County” COMPLIMENTS of Old Orchard Inn TELEVISION We Cater to Parties. Phone Burgin 4282 For Reservations. McCrosky Thompson AGENTS GENERAL INSURANCE J J COMPLIMENTS j | Paul Shewmaker of 1 1 Implement Co. I McCorniick-Deering and New Idea Sallee’s Grocery £ FARM MACHINERY. 1 C International Trucks Harrodsburg. Kentucky l Phone 30 East Office St. Coffee Sallee: Do you charge batteries here? Garage Man: Sure thing, sir. Coffee S.: Then put in a new one and charge it to m old man. Shewmakers’ S i f j L. H. Smalley Service Station } t (? Y Dealer in Mackville. Kentucky X J) Si y 1 1 (? v Automobile Tires and Tubes PHONE 2291 Sf J % c Bicycles and Accessories Louisville Automobile Club f I } Vulcanizing Southern States HARRODSBURG ? c COMPLIMENTS of COOPERATIVE. Inc. f } Glover T. McGinnis Agent Farm Supplies 1 1 STANDARD OIL COMPANY Phone 77. South Depot St. East Office St. Phone Sof 1 1 f 1 Harrodsburg, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS l COMPLIMENTS Of Of Roy Sutherland 1 1 W. R. Tewmey Shoe Store i 1 GENERAL MERCHANDISE Agent for 1 | Phone 2281 Danville Laundry Dry Cleaning 1 1 Mackville, Ky. cCP Q O Q CP Cb C Q C Q cT '© r J } 1 COMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES from I J of Watts and Durr 1 1 Robert Adams Complete Lubrication Service § I Grocery Broadway College. Phone 196 t J 1 1 Salvisa, Kentucky They were swaying to soft music. Only two things prevent you from being a great dancer,” he said. What are they, dear?” Emma K. smiled. Your feet.” VISIT | | Blue Grass Motors The Brunswick I 1 Chrysler — Plymouth — Dealers Cold Drinks Tasty Lunch Clean Recreation x fD I West Lexington St. P. C. Mannini, Owner 1 I PHONE 131 Danville, Kentucky 1 1 t 3 Harrodsburg, Kentucky ©Q= d:= Q= tfP ( s (P Q (P Q (P Q= c P Compliments to THE CLASS OF 1950 From Milady Beauty Shoppe Lottie B. Demaree Phone 129 Main Street ©QsrfCP Q Cp C . C C CP C Cr CP C C? JAMES H. STAGG j I The Modern DRUGGIST s I Home Supply Co. Opposite Court House I J D. L. Lacefield, Manager Biologicals — Prescriptions (f5 Ethical Service 3 1 Modernized Home Furnishings Phone 111 S i Harrodsburg, Kentucky ©Qi� tC? Q (J Cb CP Q= (7 Cb IP C y Q= (p Q=; Cri',C Modern j j COMPLIMENTS Woodmen of America OF Legal Reserve Life Insurance 1 1 Norfleet Hardware HOMER WALLACE Implement Company District Manager 1 I PHONE 101 Customer: What do you do when a customer forgets his change in the cafeteria? Mrs. Harris: I tap on the counter with a dollar bill. Smith c } J. S. Vaught, Jr. Insurance Agency ) 1 JEWELER GENERAL INSURANCE ? J I I Fine Repairing Drawer No. 179 and REAL ESTATE 1 I Diamonds, Watches, Clocks Ed E. Davis Bush Tribble t l Harrodsburg, Kentucky )) =£ ©Q= d Q (P (P Q= ' QQ=rf p Q� F 5Qsrf F Q5 j COMPLIMENTS I Compliments Compliments OF S) i Of Of VanDiver and Son 1 Blue Grocery 1 1 Bennett’s Grass Phone 18 Main Street WE DELIVER” l 3 1 £ r J) Grocery Garage Co. Harrodsburg, Kentucky i i Burgin, Ky. Danville, Ky. Compliments Compliments Of Of B. S. Chilton’s Barber Shop Market Burgin. Ky. Elwood Butler Carl Smith Phone 2051 C yi( l .( (F a ( i= Cr '0 Compliments Compliments Of Of Rowland’s Parkview Service Guest Station House and Grocery Harrodsburg, Phone 501 Ky. ©Q=� « b CP Q .CP C ( ( . ;( CPv-( a= Cb� !G=i © I 1! Compliments Of Harrod Fashion Shop Compliments Of Draffin Dean Attorneys at Law t I 0 s‘=b =£� ‘=v =£ ‘ | Jos. Waw-Hoo Plante Sign Co. JEWELER Watchmaker Successor to Engraver Bill Young Signs Harrodsburg, Ky. - 729 - Mrs. Ransdell: Oh! Bob, your cougn is much better this morning. Bob Black: It ought to be. I practiced all night. «i= Cr 2= G=«2= (r, HERFF-JONES CO. Designers and Manufacturers of School and College Jewelry Graduation Announcements Medals, Cups and Trophies JEWELERS TO H. H. S. Indianapolis Indiana � v Sl 9 =Ci =9 =0. C =a 9 =O =9 SX'=!) S ; £) s=t) =p- SX-=5 =t N=9 ' Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1950 The Harrodsburg Herald 5 £ = � =£� =$� £•■ =t Mr. Adams: Your reports should bo written in such a manner that even the most ignorant person can understand them. Hilton D.: What part don’t you understand, sir? COMPLIMENTS OF ANDREW ARMSTRONG To SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 AAA SERVICE Thacker Auto Service General Auto Repairing We Buy and Sell Used Cars ROAD SERVICE Phone 4491 Burgin, Ky. COMPLIMENTS OF CARR SERVICE Louisville and Warwick Roads SHORT ORDERS 21 HOUR SERVICE The above sketch shows the Editor and Business Manager of the Stone Hedge High School doing a bang-up job on the year book for their class of 7899 B. C. They had their troubles. At graduation time only one page was done. And no one in the class was strong enough to lift it, let alone take it back to their cave for the family to see. Today modern letterpress printing and photo-engraving enables our high school graduates to have a complete record of their school years in one compact book at reasonable cost . . . whose reading will bring back happy memories to him or her many times in later life. The Kentucky Engraving Company congratulates the Editorial Staff of the Harrodsburg Pioneer for the business-like way in which they have prepared and edited this Year Book. It is a work they can be proud of . . . and it speaks well for their individual futures in college and life. The Kentucky Engraving Company 428 West Short Street Lexington, Kentucky .V£