Heath High School - Pirata Yearbook (West Paducah, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1935 volume:

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V 1-'rf bi I d v 4 .ML ' km . :xl wb! , . 1 .N- 'aw mm? , .,- ff!m1.:31fb!,U1!M'g b h NXXH X ,NN - 332 f 'A Y WJ 5' xW35DWWW V X A Q, , Q ' THE PRESENTED BY THE 4 ,wglnmunmmmmmma QBJILQASS ' gf tfze A , Y IIHlU1EsMni11Hl1 Hmm Sar311H1uDmg . d if HMRMQAH. 1mE,Ni1lfUuienmf V O I, U M E I I PIRATA CDF NINETEEN THIRTY-FIVE 1 i l l 1 1 1 l .11 1 1 w 1 F OIREWO RD QHAT the happy memories ol these-high school days may be kept vivid in the minds of Heath students and friends, this annual has been published. May it serve its purpose. DEDICATION GLUE, the Senior Class of 1935, wish to dedicate this, the second edition of the Pirata, to the patrons of Heath High School, whose loyal support has been the main factor in the success of our high school. JtYGfCrarien Cozmgy GBoam' of EI11llIYlfl'07l The l'i1'ata staff is happy to have had the privilege of ilhgllldillg in the year hook the fWcCrackeu County Ruard of Ifducation. The Students of the high st-howl apprefiate what thi4 hoard and Superintendent Meredith are doing to make R11L'CF11L'kC11 County schools among the hest in Keutufkj. MR. VV.'XI,'l'lCR LIICNKINS, Route 1, li1:x'11., Kl'fY'l'l'L'KY' MR. 'l'HL'RM.fXN .II'I'l I', Route l, WvI4lS'l' PAIWQAH, Kl4IN'I'l'L'KY SUPT. MILIQS Ml'1RlCDl'I'I-1, Sefreftzrv MR. PAUL HARTING, Cbtziruz 111 Route I, Kwai., KI-iN'lgl'L'KH' MR. R, O. AIONICS, Vim' Cfhtzirfzftffz Route 4, PAlJL'cA1l, KI-3w'l'l'c'KY MR. L. B. PAGIC, Route I, l'AnL'eAH, Rl-,vllnm .aim Mlmgs M l-fR1iDl'l4ll P1-incipal's Message Our success or failure has been due to the cooperation of parents, teachers and students. Our poten- tial possibilities are just beginning to be realized. Let's pull together and make Heath better than the best. wi .I A , .zilin . Superintendent's Message We will find a way or make a way for a new building at Heath. It can and will be done before September, 1935. Not failure, hut low aim is crime. D. D Cami I Sponsor of Seniors The memories ofthe Senior Class will always be more pleasant be- cause of the untiring efforts and great patience of our sponsor, Mr. B. K. Dowell. ' The success of this Annual IS due to the efficient lcadershlp and hard work of the Plrata sponsor Miss Eloise Ledford le., Tarefzi- Teaflyerf fiffofzblzbn Si,oc.AN: livery' fdffllf 41 NIFIIIAIV. The l'.n'ent ,I'Cilk'llCl'F .Xssocintion inet alt the first of School with the tleterininution to he ol. more help to Health High School than ever before. Many interesting topics have been presented nt the meetings by the I11CI11l3CI'S. They have striven to enlist the :iid of every parent to help the school. L'ndei' the leadership of Mrs. C. C. Morris, President, and her ef- ficient corps of officers the P. T. .-X. has succeeded. The lovzlltv of ll number of the lllCI11lUCl'S has alto contributed to its success. OFFICICRS FOR YIQXR lQ3.1,-lQ35 MRS. C. C. MORRIS . . ,,., .,....,,.,. ,... I ' resiflezzl MRS. O. T. IVIYICRS , . , .... Vin: Prerifffzlf M RS. L. ll. YOUNG, . . . .,,. .Tre11.v1n'er Nl RS. lfll Kl'1l.l.l'fY ...,.. .,.. . Yeff'eh1ry Ol l lCl'lRS FOR YICAR lo-35-1936 MRS. O. 'I'. MYICRS ...,.,,,.,. .,.....,....... .,.,. . I 'f'e.tiJf11f MRS. C. C. MORRIS ,.,,. .... I ire I're.vi1lrf1f MRS. L. li. YOUNG. . . . . . . . . .7'fBcl.fIH't?I' TWRS. ICD Klfl.l.l'IY, ,, ...SEI'I'tffzlI'j' BOOKS OF CONTENTS V009 Book Orzey THE SCHOOL Book Two, THE ACTIVITIES B005 Three., THE FEATURES THE SCHOOL MRS. FRANK KICI.I.I'IY, A. IS M1z.vif' B. K. DOWICLL. A. B., M. A. M.zfhe2z1f1rir'.v ROWICNA VIARSHALL, B. S. THE FACULTY D. D. CRISP. Pm. S. MI'1'I'TA MATHIS. Pl'ilIl'iI7tI! H. S. flows EIYIIIUIIIII TVIOLICTIC MORICLOCK, A. B. HOLLAND N. Sfimzfe .zmf l'!iy.fimf LFCKY- B- S- lfdzmzfiozz A g7'ffIlffIl7'E MRS. ICURUTH R. ICLOISIC LICUFURD. SWIFT, A. B. A. B- Libzuriafz um! Eugfixk Eflgff-V5 flflff Fffflfk Colulzzerzwf LICON T. SMITH, B. S. lf:1Jf't'fAz1!f Cmzfb and h'f.Nff1rV LUCY ,IACKSOZM A. B., M. A. MZ1fhEIllzlfifA.V FRANCES -I ICTT Cradcf TREASURER VIRGINIA IVIARIIC IGLFHART M11z'1le1' .rtory retzfler mul ama- teur urtirt, To 'zrrite her lfF.l'l't'lflfl0lI ix quite tlze hardest. Farmerette Club I3 Class Call Staff 3, 4, Librarian 2, 3, Class Treasurer 4, Pliotography 4, Pi- rata Staff 4, Interseholastie Con- test, Civics 1, and History 3, Gr. G. G. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Historian 4. Senior Clary Offer! PR ESI DEN T WILL.-XRD B. CARNIQAIE, lu arguizzg mo, Cwmie VITCIIFIZ Mr Mill, For even though fwu17ui.vhefl he mulfl argue rtillf' Scouts 1, 2, Basketball 3, 43 Midnight Ramblers 3, Debating 4, Dramaties 3, 4, Unch, My Corn! 3, President of Class 4, Minstrel 3, Annual Staff 4, Vice President of Future Farmer I, 2, Student Coach 4. VICE PRESIDENT iczaa DAVIS To 'ZC'0l'l'j' little, to rfufly left, lr my ufea of kappi11er.f. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Vice President of Class 3, 4, Midnight Ramb- lers 3, Glee Club 3. SECRE TAR Y GICLAH EYICLYN LONG Effu-leur, quiet mul ,ri11fe1'e, 11 ftiarmizrg girl from all we hear. Farinerette Club lg Wilsonian Society lg Dramatic Club 3, 43 Librarian 4, Road to the Cityn 4, Gates to Happiness 4, Min- strel 43 Class Secretary 43 Pirata Staff 4, May Queen 4. IVIO'1 1'o1 A quifler never fwizrs and iz CL'ilIII5I' f1ec'er guilt. FLOWER Z Ylzlflilllzlll Rafe. Comms: Blue aml Cold. MAYDFLLF ROGERS HARRIS Virlue.f are kerr, kolk great and sma!l3 Some may krwe fem' kzzf .vrffflovz all. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Singer of Naples IQ Farmerette Club lg Wilsonian Society IQ 'tljirates of Panzaneen 33 Aaron Boggs, Freshman 3 3 l'Hobgob-lin House 33 Debating Team 33 Public Discussion 33 Band 35 Student Council 43 Librarian 43 Negro Minstrel 43 Pirata Staff 43 G. G. G. Club 1, 2, 3, 44 Alto Solo 3, 43 Trio and Niixed Octet 43 Valedietorian. LEE L. PICNN Lal Ike world xlifle, Ill! not kznfge an Mrk. Basketball 3, 43 Girls' Coach 33 Class Call Staff 33 Pirata Staff 43 Student Council 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Student Coach 43 Midnight Ramblers 3. WALLACE TANNER Alek of fe-zc word: are Ike ken! of menf, Basketball 43 Tennis I, 2, 3, 4g Dramaties 3, 4.3 Future Farmers 33 Beautification Club 33 Hob- goblin House 33 Wild Flow- er of the Hillsl'43 Minstrel 4. MARY FLIZABFTH VANCE You know, .wks Jay: jmf rckat Jkr: lkizzkx am! zmrking more or fest. Farmerette Club IQ Wilsonian Society 13 lnterseholastie Con- test 33 Bookkeeping 33 Pirata Staff 43 Librarian 3, 43 G. G. G. Club 1, 2, 3, 4Q Salutatorian. C an 0 1935 l RUTH MANSFIICLD I lkinl- Ike girl kaflz gram: in . ker, .fke Market. 'Singer of Naples lg Wilsonian Society I3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Call Staff 33 Trio and Quartet 33 Hobgoblin House 33 Negro Minstrel 2, 3g Pirates of Penzaneen 33 Pirata Staff 45 Trio and Mixed Octet 43 So- prano Solo 43 Minstrel 4. .1 t .,. ul. li UGENE MURPHY A man after ki: 01071 kewl. Dramatic L, 2, 3, 43 Min- strel 33 ' ates tofHappiness 43 'iWild 'f 'blgernv 3,i,cipuAi1 to the Cityn 4 mudi, My Corn! 33 Stock Ju 5132 2. ZLL 4 E if Q- ' ' LORETTA MILLER I love to 'zcifza' my tongue up- 1 low to hear it gof' Glec Club l, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 43 Minstrel 33 Silas Smidge from Turnip Ridge 43 Pirates of Penzance 33 Singer of Naples IQ Negro Minstrel 4. H UG H MARSHALL COOPICR Talk ro lzim of .larobff ffzffffer' and he 'svoufff ful' fha IIIHIIAB7' of -'ilefhffi Beautification Club 3, 43 Future Farmers I, 23 Photography 43 Band 43 Librarian 4. RALPH LUCKFTT fl: he fbizzketk in hir bear! ,fo if be. Mixed Chorus l, 2, 33 judging Team 23 Softball Club 33 Beau- tification Club 2, 33 Operetta 33 Negro Minstrel 43 Future Farmers I, 2. ALMA LOUISE SICATON Af merry tu the day ir long. Farmerette Club IQ Cvlee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 43 Singer of Naples 23 Negro Minstrel 33 Librarian 43 Pirata Staff 43 Volley Ball 43 Wilson- ian Society Ig Negro Mirtstrel 2, 43 Girls' Trio and Quartet 43 Pep Squad 33 Mezzo Solo 43 Mixed Octet 43 Mixed Quartet 43 Physical lfducation 43 Cour- tesy Club 3, 4. MAGGIE GRAY KFLLICY l'Sbe fwlkt the park like 11 flziug nf life fun! .feemf fo flare file efezzzfzm' of .vn'ife. Secretary Class IL Glee Club I. 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Quartet 33 Spooky Tavern 31 Road to the City 33 Wild Gingern 33 Aaron Boggs, Fresh- man 33 Pirates of Penzance 33 Dramatic Club 33 Brass Quar- tet and Duet 33 Negro Minstrel 3, 43 Cheer Leader 43 Mixetl Quartet 3, 43 Singer of Napelsu IQ Mixed Octet 3, 4. VVILSON l,,AYl'lLLl'l GUNN ln Ff'l 7'f3' deer! of m.i.vrhief he had tl heart to remlre, 11 hem! In I'UlIfl'if't', auf! 11 Mun! to exernle. Basketball 3, 43 Glen: Club l, 2, 3, 43 Future Farmers I, Z3 Dramatics 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 lnterschol- astic Contest 33 Minstrel 2, 3, 43 lwidnight Ramblers 33 Public Discussion 33 Beautification Club 33 Pirata Staff 43 Singer of Naples 23 Pirates of Pen- zance 33 Hobgoblin Housen 33 Wild Flower of the Hills 43 kludging Team 3. Cfclxf 0 . fQ35 3 4 muh ,- l i i PHIL MAGRUDFR A fine -:wfley of fl'flI'lll,Y, gentle- men, am! yzzirlfly ffm! off. Wilsonian Society IQ Librarian 33 Class President 23 Tennis I. 23 Class Call Staff l, 33 Wild Oats Boy 33 Aaron Boggs, Freshman 33 Road to City 43 'KHobgoblin House 33 Dramatics 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Minstrel 43 Wild Flower of the Hills 4Q l'Gate to Happiness 43 Mid- night Ramblers 33 Pirata Staff 43 Student Coach 4. CLADICIQ VAUGHN Let fhe ccorlf! rliffe, fe! the ccorlff go, a fig for a fare, Il fig for zz woe. Camp Fire Girl 33 Physical lfd- ucation 43 Farnierette Club I. ONEDA ROSS fl KQOUIZ heart if Lerner fhnlll all fha lzeaflr in flze ':corfd. Glee Club Z3 Dramatics 33 Physical lfducation 43 Beautifi- cation Club 23 Aunt Sophronie at College 3. ZACK C. HILL I 11111 1zfu'ax'.t ill katie, but 71Ef'6f- in a hurryfl Wilsonian Society lg Barkley Medal 13 County Declaination Contest I3 County Oratory Con- test lj Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Class President 33 Boys' Quartet 2, 3, 43 Double Mixed Quartet 3, 43 l'Pirates of Pen- zancel' 33 Spooky Tavern 33 Wild Ginger 33 Hobgoblin House 33 Wild Flower of the Hills 43 County Oratory 33 Dis- trict Orator 33 Debating 3, 43 Dramaties 3, 43 Basketball 4. C 1155 0 1935 VVILLIAM liRNlCS'I' LONG The rc'orf1! fl-zzofcf only tccog 111111 Ilzatbr Rome am! I. Baseball 33 lVlidnight Ramblers 33 Basketball 3, 43 Hobgoblin House 33 Tennis I, 23 Glee Club 2. 33 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 33 Minstrel 43 Softball 33 Wil- sonian Society I. AM BIIC ROSS 241111 I off have bean! flefwzfleri, Lirffe ,raid if .mo11f.f.' 7ll8l1l!BIf.H Dramatics Club 3 Home Eco- nomics Club I, 2 Cunu Fire Girls 2, 3. lt. in f ff: 1 CL.-XRlfNCl'l RHICA FISFR He never folff ll! fvfmf he mix. Boys' Chorus I, ZQ Mixed Chorus I, 2, 43 'llaxiderinj' 33 Boy Scouts 3, 43 Public Discussion 33 Negro Minstrel 3, 43 Boys' Quar- tet 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Mixed Ot-ret 4. I,OLl'Il'IN FLOWICRS Sify: ruiflf, girff, and give me the 111irror. Farmerette Club IQ Camp Fire Girls 33 l'lij'sical lidueation 43 lleautification Club 33 Courtesy Club 4. ICLIZAFSICTH LANGSTON Hllappy, happy, every' day, Lauglzirzg, joking, flzaffr my cody Farmerette Club I3 Librarian 3, 43 Wild Oats Boyn 33 Wild Flower of the Hill 43 Beautifi- cation Club 33 Hobgoblin House 33 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Tennis 43 Public Discussion 1, 23 Negro Minstrel 43 Pirata Staff 43 G. G. G. Club. VICTOR SMITH T!2i11g.f are bownf to fmpjweu, why worry? lfferyflziflg mzzzef fn him who 'w11it.v, 'why hurry? President of Class lg Glec Club I, 23 Band 13 Aaron Boggs, Freshman 33 Basketball 3, 43 Pirata Staff 4. ANDREW LIICNKINS Happy am I, from rare l'm free, Wlry areulr lhey all l'Ul1f611ft31l like ms? Basketball 43 Drainaties 2, 3, 43 Minstrel 33 State judging Team 33 The Gate to Happiness 33 Hobgoblin House 3. TH FLM A li. BAGWICLI, A rbeerfnl .rpirit ir one of the 'zfalmzble giflf bE.flU'IL'frj ujwu hm11w1ify. Publie Discussion 33 Farmerette Club IQ Dramatic Club 33 Class Call Staff 33 Physical Education 4. Clary '0 'F 1935 6 .e V IJ uhm., S HOWARD MASSIE 1 dare in do all flmt may Lemme iz man, 'xlzo dare.: do more is nonef' -iill Basketball 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Future Farmers Ig Baseball 3. Senior Clary 105100 F entered Heath High School as Freshmen in 1931, under the sponsorship of Mr. Holland Lecky. We had only fifty-two members, and were the smallest class in school, fbut far from the quietestlj We felt very important as we elected our first class officers, who were: Victor Smith, President, Wilbur -lacobs, Vice President, and Maggie Gray Kelly, Secretary. The Freshman outing was held at Metropolis Lake near the latter part of school. After gaining a year of experience in this valuable institution of learning, forty-twm of us came back to be dubbed' Silly Sophomoresu. We were very proud of the name' Sophomores until we were informed that it meant wise fooln. Miss Metta Mathis was our sponsor and we chose as class officers: Phil Magruder, President, Ezra Davis, Vice Presi-' dent, and Ida Bell Allen, Secretary. Only thirty-five answered the roll call in our Junior year. We were feeling quite at home by this time and under the sponsorship of Mrs. Margaret Kelly and Miss Rcwena Nlarshall, we began doing things . Our junior play, The llobgobfifl Howe was .1 great success. U Zack Hill filled the important office of president with Ezra Davis, Vice President, and Ida Bell Allen, re-elected Secretary. We entertained the Scniers with an outing at Holl0way's Landing, followed by a picture show. With a roster of thirty of the old faithfulsu, we began ,our last year at Heath. With the dignity prescribed to Seniors, we had a class meeting and chose Mr. B. K. Dowell tu sponsor our Senior activities. We took all privileges allowed us and gave many tntertiining programs and delightful outings. Willard Carneal was President, Iizra Davis, Vice President, Gelah Long, Secretary: Virginia Iglehart, Treasurer, Maydelle Rogers Harris and Lee L. Penn were Stupcft Council representatives. . Maydelle R. Harris, Ruth Mansfield, Alma Seaton, Mary Elizabeth.-,Vance x. re Honor Roll students Who were exempt from the first semester examinatiogs. H . It is the hope of every Senior that as we pass on to higher fields ofAle ?tfl' classes will not necessarily follow in our footsteps, but will profit by otwmi Qi, . ' 'L ov .2 'HT Z 6 S Z I' 6 6 6 f. , A -C A F' ' A - A NAME NLCKINAME QXXEETE W Ts To BE LIKELY To BE 0IUT2'flff,11?1NG HOBBY CQJZTTIQF ef ' Tammie ' Oh, dang! Stenographer Housewife Modesty Swimming , C011Hi9'MaC ' Thai1'Sth9 G0SP9l1L9-WY01' Carnival barkel' Arguing ability Playing pool Sun stroke Pride of Ingleside Mam? aviator Farmer B1-ag-ging Raising sheep Loss of breath 'Hoskins I don't keer. osogfii-law Hobo Good nature Magslhsilville Over eating Gun AW, heck! Doctor Hen-peeked Wit Teasing Hard work Nia Who, me? Beauty Specialist Dancer Likeable Primping Heart failure Mary E. My word! Style designer Globe trotter Ambitious Caggggife and Insanity Virginia Iglehart Jimmie My gosh! Artist NO- 10964 Originality Smearinggink Suicide Clarence Fiser Two Gun ' Golly Engineer MiniSte1' Quietness Tennis Taiiiing 3101141 Maydelle Harris A You know! Teacher Grandma Conscientious Crgiizagd Ealggfuitgswn A Victor ,Smith P, I.' Iiaifinaioo ,t U d Old age pensioner Igglejlgtlglier Igazinessht Resting gieelpigg sickness - Phil Magruder Di11Y ihawn mm PfeSident0fU- S- Woodville uffggiixy Talking ffm? :Jiri Gelah Long Silly Sue Dang it! School teacher Mrs. Jenkins F1-iendliness D1-amatics Broken heart Andrew Jenkins Bully I'll say! Motor speed king Fish peddler Ag-re able Com-tin' Fell in the lake Alma Seaton Seaton :llgiifgme Hfxrginaem' Dish washe Enthusiasm 4-H Club Rushed to death Elizabeth Langston Red' so mad! Beauty specialist Nun Huihor Snap shots Laughing Ruth Mansfield Ruthie Well, my ' stenographer old Maid Posing Radioing Voice cracked , gvvlness! . . . Memori ing W. Ernest L0ng Ernie Did he? Noticed Hod carrler Egotlsm Basketball poetry Ambie Ross I dgn't know Jun Bride Tap dancer Quietness Studying Natural death 5 Maggie G- Kelly Maggie Gollee! Nurse Gosgegxag Voice Dancing Killed to death ' Cladice Vaughn Happy Oh, me! Nurse Housewife Good disposition Atggcigzgil Dying Lee L. Penn Rabbit Yeah? Surgeon Horse doctor Agreeableness Hitch hiking D- T-'S- Howard Massie Massie AW, heck! Boxer Pagfsgitgl Dependability Sports F0111 Sh0f: Loretta Miller Huh? An Overstreet Disappointed Talking Chewing gum L0Ck, jHWi ' I' Zack Hill Cockrell Gee! Lawy r Street sing r Bra enes Arguing Coglqglifolglehgtgfe Oneda Ross Peter Well, I'll swan! l Singer Pleasantness Hiking' n Giggling fit Eugene Murphy Gene Gollee Eliigfiir Ditch digger Sedateness Tnsffgggesilth Matrimony Wallace Tanner Tanner Heck, yes! Contractor Tool carrier Reserve Acrobatic stunts Blg21miSf , Ralph -Luckett Mutt ,Shin Married man Bachelor Bashfulness Pullinga camel Broken heart ' iixvdfif I ,Q 'aft .M 1, ' fi' , fi. Q ig' 5 fag CLASS OFI-'ICICRS I A Class 0 1936 l'f'efifff11f, . . . . . , . . , , , YICRGII, GIPSON Vim l'1'ffif1'ff1f , . , . . . . AIICSSF C.-XRNIC.-XI,, -IR. Sefr'el.n'y-Treaf1n'ez', . . . . . FRANCES ANDERSON Sponsor ,.,, . . MRS. HURUTH R. SWIFT QJQ C1.Ass COLORSI Blur .uni White CLASS Flmxwiui Laffy Ophelia Ruff CLASS N1O'l l'OI Xofhiflg grfuzf :cm ever' afhiefed ccilhozff 3llfhII.ffL1.fI1l QJQ TOP ROW' Romain' Nl'1I'1I, HARVINI-1 RAlCI..'XNlJ qlmw MASON l'Zl.IZAHl','1'Il Hr-:nm-LN .!AIvl1'1S ARNo1.1x Nl,lZAl2lC'l4H Klf:l.I.lcY PAVI. CKJIYPIAZR HI'1I.l1fN CIill.IDRl'1SS Tm1:1,MA Rl,'lJ1JI.PIl lwembers Cfass MIDDLE ROW I1L'CIl.I,1C Worm YI-11,1,fw TAYIAJR HAMA, Lmc VVooD Bovcrc Rr1L'I':I,YA GRACE AIUINICR MARIUN IJAVIS WVIKYIJA SMITH RAYMQNU NTASSIIC Grcwua MAIC S1-:WN If R BOTTOM ROW Almlw U. Lvwx Roar-tmARY l'1.Rmx. xvlikiill. Glvsox MRS. I':L'Rl lOH R. Su xlxcsslc CARxr1A1., NIR. lH'R.Avcr:s Avm-:RSON Rm' VANCE Yum M11,1.15R X Es 'is -, . J . X1 1 C LA S S H I T O RY HF -lunior Class has not only carried out the ideals that it has set for itself in last three years, bu it has also surpassed the aeeomplislnnunts of any tlis in Winning points toward the class trophy. lVlany of its lneinlwers hive been ou standing in extra-curricular aetivities, including debating, pulvlie speaking, mu it athletics, and dramaties. The -luniors who were exempt from the first semester CXIIIHIII tions were Harvine Ragland, VVilma Durrett, Frances Amlersen, Yellon Taylor, Clrue xloiner, limily Miller and Roy Yanee. Their Student Council l'CI'I'C!1C1lILlIlYC?4 were ere Gipson and Iimily lVIille1'. The .Iunior Class play, LfmX'ing Lur'rly was presentet April. This large class has a number of eapalvle students and a great Senior year 1 pie dicted for it. fllewbers gf Clays Toi' Row MIDDLE Row l3oR1s Maexc F1.lzAni':'l'ii Wil: .II-1ANI'I'l l'I-f Loss Romfvur STox1r: T'lI.0ISI1I Golamsnv RUTH PIPPIN BL'RR1-:Nic Hook ABSICNT T'iDRA S'l'lcu1cR Cfczjf 5 , ll-QRINCQTO-N HAIQIKX' Davis wlIiXX'lil.l. PARKER Rox' Giioisots -Iizwrsia. S'raRRs ALVIN slumx Lois I'TOI.I.AND li. RUPICR Rr:R'r11-: BR.-NIDFORD I3O'I I'OM ROW VVILMA DL'RRlC'l l' Licxnow Hmm Z1 l.X-1A l3RamfoRn lVI.'XL'K Licwls, EIR. ,ltwwi'm XNYARIFORD VVARRLQN Hina l'lNlll.Y Ml1,L1-:R CLASS OI-'FICICRS I C 14155 0 1937 l'rf.viflez1f ...,...., , . , . CHARLES MORRIS Virz Pzwiffezzl . , . .,,. ICDVVIN OYI'IRS'ItRlClC'I' Sefremry . , ., MARY ICLLICN BR.-XDSHAVV Y'z'e11.fzm'1m . . .,,. PAGIC CR,'XVVFORD Spmzmr MISS ROVVICN,-X MARSH.-XLL 5ST ,I CLASS Coxnks: Rn! mm' lfhiff Cmss Fl,fm'1'R: .-lufffifnzzz fffU1,'1fvx' Row TOP ROW T. Pl'1 1' MAR1m5L1,1e BECK Wu,1.mM Ouoxmzx' NINA l'1cY'mN WlI.I.1,AM HAM. INFAS VAUKQIINI WII,I,IAN1 Hl'iQlil41S HARRIl'I'I4'l' LAN1-1 CLAQS Ix10'I I'17I cffflllb fho.w,qf? fha' roflnv if rlwgnl Q SRS. Q MEIHLETJ Qf Cfass MIDDUC ROW ,-XRNQLD l'fl.kcm , Imwis Cfuonsow KA'rH1u'w Wfmcxlm LEON GIIZSIJN FRANCI-is B1c1,1.1c Po Cl'll'I'IS I,Awc.s'1'ow 4I1fss1-3 G.ARRl'Q'1k'l' .'xI,I,IiN 'I':I,ROD 'l I'I'R RO'I l'OTVI R OVV C11II.l-X D1-1.-xv M I'1NSIvR Rom-:R'1' Huw 155 P Mm Rmw-iwA MARSQMLI. CII.-Xlil.l41S NIORRIS ZVIARY I':I,l.I'IW HR PAc:rt CRAXVFORD Mm' li. FLQLTS l':l'iil',V ki LUNG ADSHAW .. 1 1i:.g in CLASS HISTORY The Sophomore Class has been represented in most all of the extra-curricular activities this year. Members of this class have not only been outstanding in band, glee club, dramaties and photography, but have also made 21 high scholastic average. Maribelle Berk, Nlary lllla Holdry, Mary Ellen Bradshaw :md tlesse Willard Garrett were exempt from first semester examinations due to the fact that they were on the honor roll for three stircessive six-week periods. Mary Ifllen Bradshaw and Leon Gibson, honor roll students, were chosen to represent their class in the Student Couneil. A9520 Meffzberf Qf Clan' TOP ROW MIDDLE ROW BOTTOM ROW MARY l'ix.1.A Boeokv lil,r'A'wR Huusoxt A1,1.ARo Fl-3Nw1cK Rl4IIZl4IL'Q'A Bowlmik Cl,IIfl4'llRlD S1cA'1'oN Lots GARl,ANID Amman Mixer: lihovlslf Fklzzlam, -litmus Monru' Louise Htmuzs I1OW'ARl7 Ross Dorm MI-1liIl3l4Q'l'Il Romana' P1'x'l'Ako lVI.ftR'l'mt Lowa PAN. RO'I l'li1iRlNG Rum PO'l I'lNGER RAY Mounts Him-is ICMMA Ivltxeia I AR1.m' BIVINS Donornr Mel'll.Rot' RICHARD Hom' lVlYICRS Lriowa Fl,li'l'L'IllCR G1.1-:NN Hooli BL: N N Y 'Owuw ALLEQN NTARY Sur: LIUDD Dlxuc NTYIJIRS ,XBSICNT FROM PICTURE MARTHA NAN A1,l.1-LN l'fnwlN f,VlCRS'l'RIiET Tuomas Sr-:mel-:R ' Dow KING Cimumzs Mounts Him, vs if M ff-.at O it 55155 if 26 b . J r. A iii? Class 0 1938 CLASS CfJl.ORI Ref! and U'bife CLASS FI.0wIsR: A-1n1e1'in111 Befmfy Rum CLASS Mo'r'I'o: We build fha ffzffffer by fchifh we rife. CLASS OFFICERS I'1'f5in'e11f . , . ., , . WQXTKINS YIORRIS Vire Prffi11'ff11' . . . . . . CLYDE LONG Sffrrff f11', I '-Trf 41J111' fr . . NIOSICPH HI-XRTING Spf f111 ' or . . . TVIRS. F. S. KICLLICY TOP ROW' ALICE NELI, IivANs :XNNIA LIQIQ FVAWS ICLLIS RANIIIIJQ X'IRKiIN1A DAVIDSON RQIIILRT Hl'1'E ICVA NI4fI.I. LUNG -IAIIIIQS Gl.lSSON Nl41I.I.ll4I SPILLMAN Hl4II.1'1N CHRI! RAY PI-INIX Iweffzbers fyf Clays MIIJDLII ROW' IVIARY MARc:AR.Ii'I' S'I'oNIz IVIARY FI,I.I-tw N1'fIXI. LORIQIQ S'I'oNIc RI I'II SIISIIMIQYIQR AI,I3ER'l' SINIIERY ALMA RI-IN1'1 CIIIIPIQR fXII,IsIcN FISICR DoRo'IIIIY MAI5 NIQAL NORMA GI.lIiNN IiI.IzAIII2TII MIJRRIS HARRY H1':s'I'IA:R HCYIvI'ONl ROW HfXl.l,lE B. JIJDIQ NIIIIIN KARL H.AR'l'lNli GIQNIQVA Moom' 'IIISI-:PII HAR'I'I'vI, MRS. F. S. KI4:I,I,IaY CLYIJIQ Loma RDNIA EARL SMIIII CIIARLIQS ROlil'1R'l' SKINNLR Iixm MAI-I NEAI. A616711 Fram CllIJJ.' WA'1'KlNs MOIQIQIS CLASS HI TORY Hli members of the Freshman Class this year have matle themselves outstanding in scholarship. The following were exempt from first semester examinations joseph Hurting, lflbert Davis, klohn lfarl Harting, Rebecca Cooper and Lotte Stone. This class has been active in beautifying the school ground. To thc l resl'1man Class beloits the honor of hauling the first load of gravel for the new school building. joseph Harting and Loree Stone were selected as representatives for the Stude Council. Although the Freshmen have been with us only one vear, they have shown thtt they have possibilities and we shall expect much of them in the future. TOP ROW MAR'l'llA WYA'I'T Rl-fR'l'HA LM: PIPPIN KIA M 1-is LONG l'Al'1.1N1g SCIIMIDT l'lmv..xRo PRICE fVIA1uQAiuc'1' LYNN Pc lizkfx rfuom-sost GlaRAt.nw1c Hina -lfxmlcs l'11,1.1o'l r IXNNI Ro'rH FRANCM Ll-IASOR LL'cll.l.111 CA'l'lll4IX' 'llIlf'lNlAS CAW'I'I11R l'l1,m-Lu'1 Davis Cfasy 0 19355 6 . li KA . mln V. l'l+'R Mn Memberi' gf Cfass MIDDLE ROW Rxcmtccix Coomjk WYll.INllNlX KQRAMSIC CHARM-is WAR:-'oun CJRA Mai-1 WAR11'l7RD lil,lHCR'l' IJAYIS liom WAl,'l'M,w Alot-1 lll'l t'.-xklm l'1cl.MA XNYARFORIJ Wharf: Nowfm W'ARtfoRo Mlc,NoN Forum ABSICNT FROM PICTURIC l3O'I IlOM ROW Doucvruv XVlf1+X'l'llICRINQJTON Al.1.14:N lVlcCt l'c'1Hccw Doius lVlARI,liY GoL'R1.1-iv ll. 'I'R1cvvo1,1.A :XNJNA Loclst-3 Rl'SSlCI.I, W'.-um:-LN lVlAR'1'w SHI-QRRll,l. L15143 GUNN Hxvuvisv lDL'RRlC'l l' .sX1.oA lVlAlC Awolcusorsz C t 1 Akmas C.NI.l7XX'l-llll, lik st I-:s'r RYAN Iitvmm lVIAc1L CI.Ass CrII.oRs: llfazrk and Whit: CI.Ass I I.oxI'I':R: l'I'i CI.AS5 IVIo'I I'o: .lzuf mar! in In ,ting fu you fz1I'kfE Me Ming f,9.zf fammf be 110115 um! yflllylf flu if CLASS OFFICERS Claus 0 1939 Pi'E.fjffF7Zf , . . , ,,,, ................,..... . . ,.., IWAX IVIOORI Vife I'1'e.vifffz1t . ,,....,. .. HAROLD HOOK Sefremry ....,.,, . . , , IVIARKIORIIC SINGICRY Trea.f111'er ..,..,. ,..,..,.. C .-XRLTON GR.-XH.-XIVI MISS TVIOLIi'I'I'I IVIORICLOCK Sjwfzfmgt MR. HOI,I,.-XND IJCCKN Honor RIIII Students Ifxcmpt I rox'I I iI'st Scmcstcr ICXLIIIIIIILIIIIJIISI IVIILIJRIED FI.I-l'I'L'III R I'IN'lII.Y GRIIQIA' CARoI.YN 'I'A'vwI-:R IDORKTI IIN R-ANImI.I FRANCI-QS KIM: Student Coum'iI Rcprcscntgttivcs HARoI.II HIIIJR LIUNIOR ROTII I3II.I. MCJORI-1 IJORIS RLIARK W. GI.IssoN IVI I DDIIIC RONV RAI.PII HVGIIIZS IiL'uIcNIa SIQAIUN, IR. Dow KRRR .IAwIr:s SCOTT FRANCIQS IVIAIC HBRRINI: ITIRAVIS CANUP CAROLYN CITANNICR AVIS RREXVER IVIARIIIA NI4IPiI, I'INIlI.Y GRIl'Ilf' LIAMICS PI:Y'mN TOP ROW HIIINIQY' TQIYI-lI,l. RI GI-IKJRKSIAI QRIDONLI-IY .-XI.I.Is'I'0N HARRIS Lows Almwsov THIRD ROVV ROBERT NI-:mov Rf7NIl'I'1I. IIONIQ DoRo'I'IIY RANImI,I-1 'SSI' '.I.I. SARA FRANCI-is I3Ac:wI-'II CARI. BYNUM MARX' Ima CA'I'IIm IJICK XNIARNICR NIARIAXINA IVIACIC -'IM WARXII-:R IVIOODY S'I'AI.I'1Y HIf1RNIAN SIIAION NIARTIN IDL'NVII.I.F I3AII,IcY PRINCIQ I'IR'XNL'IiS IRINI. W'AI'NIc RIRQIQRS CARI.'I'ow GRAIIAAI IVIAQ Rum' PARRIQR IZOTTONI ROVV N'IARvItI.I.A CRo'I'xIcR IVIII.IxRI-.II I I.I-2'I'uIII-1R O. T. HI'I'I'1 .-Xwc,IIf: LICIQ IioI.IJRY MR. HoI.I.ANII IIIJQRY IVI.-xx IVIOORIQ IVIARRIORIIQ SIWCQICRY HARtII.Ix Homc ANNA kIICANI IVICKINNIIY Ima BIN SXYIIAUI' AcaA'I'IIA CLARK ABSICNT CIIARI.Ias IiL I'I,I:R IglI.l.Y Aumws I RANCr:s KING IVIARION HINI'1s IJORIS I II l'RIil.I. -.n 'fm U CI.ASS COLORS: Pink fun! Green Cl.ASS FI.owI4.R1 Cmbapple Blormnz CI.A.S NIU'l l'OI Not ftzifmf, bn! fast' aim if ITAIINZ QKEU CLASS UFFICICRS Pre.fi1fe11l ,...,.... , YICRGIIQ ANUICRSON Vife Prfmiffeflt, , , ,.,, . . . . .CHARLES KICLLICY Ser'reld1'3 Y'rea,rzn'e1' . , . . RUTH EDWARDS Sfnflmf' ..... . LEON SNIITH QXQ Honor Roll Students l'1x,IIIpt FIOIII I II'st Semester FXAIUIIISIIIUIIS PAL'I. SL'0'I I' XVI-lllhlli ANIII-LR IIN CSIQACIIC IiIcI,I,1-3 WIATT :ANNA FIIRII YI-IlU.llI ,XNIH-IRSIJN TOP ROW SHLILLEY BLAIR RIIIARY I':1.lZAlH'I'l'1l Klil.l,IfIY CSRACIIC BI.I.I.R WIA'I I' gxL'DRliY MAc:I1: Cll1KRI.l-lS liI.RoIJ AI.IeIs MARY CANIIQR hIoIIN KI-:I,I.I-:If SARAH GI-:R'I'RI'ImIA: FI,mvI4:Rs Cl.ll IfiJliI7 PAHI-1 l',IJl'l'II ,Ili'l I' CHARLLIS IJURRLYIUI' BII,I,Y SINIIIAZRY DcIR'I'IIIcA FALXQIIN WAI.'I'I-:R GoRIIoN FRANCI-is ClllI,I7Rl'ISS M.-xIufI,'s HAwI.1cY CIlARI.l'fS Dl'RRIC'I I KIIIIIN RIARRIS St udeut CcII1IIeil RC1,7l'CSCl1ILlIiX'CS SICCON D ROW Moss CARROLL HIl,I, WII.IzuR ICIJWARIJS LAVILIQIJA CQJI.l,lER -IAeKII4: YANNILRSIIN ANNA FORII RICIIARIJ HARRIS BRAIISIIAW YAI,I,A SAI.'I'zc.IvI:R RAI,IfH SI.t'sNIIcvIcR ANNA SI'IcNeIcR BOTTOIVI ROW MR. LICON T. SMITH CHARI.I4:s KI51.1.1:Y RPTII FDXYARDS SHIaRI,1iY VANCE ABSICNT RAARY F. CARGILL CIIARI,I4:s GllIiCQiJRY SIIIQRIJ-ix' AvAN THIRD ROW ANNA Ln FLROD MARNIORII-1 IDL'RRET'I' RIQNNI-:'I'II 'l'IIoMPsoN .IUSIQPIIINIQ SuI'I'I4R c:Il,l,ARD Ross PAVI, SCo'I I' Hman ANNA MARSIiA PIIII.I.IP ADAMS ,II-:AN x'ANCIi -IQHN HARRIS Bovcxa MCDOLTKZAI, YIQRHII: ANDERSON XIAN DUImI.If:Y FIsI-:R AUDRIEY STONE ICARLINIQ MoRRow CE LL qffizss 0 lQ4l0 lze The conduct and actions of the members of the lower grades will determine the future of Heath High School. Whether the name of Heath is raised or lowered depends on them. VVe hope that they shall show great initiative and leadership, and be Ll credit to our beloved Alma Mater. GRADIC 1 ADAMS, HKJMI-IR CDCKRELL, .IACK COCKRUM, AILQAN FL l'R1CI.L, HbINRY FU'1'R1cI,1., BOYD If. K1':1,1.1fY, Pilxsici. KMLLEY, GL'YLENA Kimi, l'l1.s11g MAE Niciiioivrf, A1,isuR'1' YoL'Nca, EDWVIN GRADE 4. BRYAN, SUZANINIC FU'l'R1cI,I., .IANIICS FL i'R11:1,r., V1C'1'oRiA K1':l,1.i-1Y, l'iDVVARD K1f:Li,1-:Y, CI.ARI'1NCIi K15I,I.1'lY, G1ill'I'RUIJIi KOCH, B1-:'1 rY JEAN PARls, NAOMI Rurir Yot Nu, P1f:N1c1,oP1z Tefzfker, MISS FRANCES JFITT V693 1 embers gf lfze Grades W f T GRADE 2 Mlzcpcamsow, WlLI,IAM GRADE 5 Cmi.DRr:ss, Nun, BAKER Cm1,DR1css, BiI,i.11Q CRDTZHR, MARY FARROXV, MARION IUDD, MARCQARPl'1' ADAMS, Rosle MARY GRADE 3 Cii1i,DR1css, XIUNIOR CKBCKRLVM, Low1ci.L FARROXV, Alhl-'F Kri1,1,isY, ROlZkIR'1' Kr:1,i.i-:Y, AN'IiliA MAE LECKY, lVlARY V1Rt:1NlA MooDY, LAVELL RL'ss1f:i,L, FoRL:s'r WARVDRD, ICDNA GRADE 6 FL I'RICI,I,, ALICE Kr31.i.1cY, DoL'c:1.As Miscaumsow, lVIAR'I'HA SUE PAu1z, GI,AIlYS A ., I GRADE A... .. ' ' 1' THE ACTIVITIES JOUR ALISM The journalism Class, under the supervision of Mr. Smith, has worked steadily each week putting out the school paper, True Cl.Ass CALL. This paper, which is not only written but also published at the school, is issued at a very low price, only five cents per month, which includes four copies. The news is written by the -lournalism group and turned ox er to thc members of the typing class to be typed ready for the ditto machine. After the various pages have been printed they are clamped together in magazine style. It usually contains ten pages and has an attractive colored front. lt contains all school news, jokes and cartoons and has proved a successful and economical medium for spreading the school news. ZICLMA Hkaoifonn Viuuwm lc:1,r:nAR'l l51cR'1'l li BRADFORD l'.1,1zAmc'1'n Wl+IA'I'l Liavmw H14:i.M AllCVVliI,l, S'1'ARKs N909 fllembefxr 0 ournafism IICRI NGTON TOP ROW MR. lucow SMITH, Spwlffn' -IPCSSIC CARNl'1AI., jk. MACK Liawis, -IR. SECOND ROW CI.AlJlCPl YAL'enN Xvliktill. Gwsow l'iDRA S'1'r3ca1ck fan Rm' Gnoisow Yum lVlIl.l,liR Wirwm DVRRL1 Bovcic lVlCEl.YA klliAYli'l l'I-I Lone Tv'lM'IJI4I,I.I-Q HARRIS L'ffiror-in-Chief MARI' l':l,IZAlili'I'lI YANCI Senior I1'r1'ilo1' RI I'II TVlANsIfII'1I.IJ CfI1,f.v fluff Cfnb Effifor YI WII.sruN GVNNJ Cal em! 411' A ff Effitor LIQI-1 L. PIQNKI B1z.fi1fe.f,f M amz 1 .L RCQINIA ICJIII-fHAR'I' TAFF lCI.IzIxIzIc'I'II I,ANc:s'I'Iw S11Lff1'ipfiws 1l1'f1uI1gzff VICTOR SMIIII ,4.f,fi.Ih111f flrf Eflifor G I4:I.AII Loma S11I1p.fhnf Eflilor PIIII, M,xc:RI'IxI-in Sportf Editor ALMA SIC.-K'l'0Nl BIlJAilIf.f.f MIz11I1gf1' W7II.I.AIlll CIXRNl'IAI Sjwflf lfffifol' DEBATING TEAM The Debating Club was re-organized in November, 1934, for the purpose of training young men and women in the art of arguing and reasoning. lt has been possible for every member of this Club to take part in an inter-school debate. Not a single contest has been lost due to this participation. V The Club is very happy to have had associations with the following schools in West Kentucky: Sharpe, Hickman, Benton, Hardin, Tilghman, Reidland, Lone Oak, and Murray Training School. ln this series the Heath Club suffered five defeats. A team composed of Roy Vance, Boyce McFlya and Zack Hill accompanied by their coach, Mrs. Furuth Swift closed the debating season with a trip to Morganfield, Kentucky, and Evansville, lndiana. On March 22-23, the District Tournament was held at Murray and the three boys came out with flying colors. After following probably the hardest route of any team in the tournament by defeating Bandana, Lone Oak and Benton, they lost to Reidland by a two to one decision, thus entitling them to a trip to Lexington April 4, 5, 6, to compete in the State Tournament for State Championship. Much of the success of the Debating Club was due to the untiring efforts of their sponsor, Mrs. Euruth R. Swift. QGQA Members of Debazfirzg Cfub ' TOP ROW l'Aui,lM: Scitivrim' Wvll.IMlNA GRAMSE Doius MAR1.1cY PAGE CRA FORD BOTTOM ROW i ITARVINE Racsrawu Roy VANCE Mas. FURUTH R. SWIF i Boyce MCELYA ZACK HILL . , P ASKET BALL I' I, C01 Va rsitby ,-5, D. D. Cklsv, Prifzfipdf QIICSSI-I C.-xkwrc,-xr., KIR. Wll.l.AllIJ CARN1-QM. Pull. NI.-XC,RL'l7lCR Llcrw Sxirru, Cfmzfli Reserfues N l'..x1.11 LTRAXYI-'ORD W'Il.SlJN CQVNN Rnmoxlm Mfxsslli IQUIZICRT Num. Y1c mR SMITH XIIJRICXY IIIYKINS lmlm Dmws, Cvnlfffrlfll xVlI.l.l.-XM I':RNlfS'l' Low: Vlmwlw Ovl-:lu'l'lu'If'l' Iimcl-1 McICl,vA CII.-XRI,l41S TVIORRIS, Cjzlffdill Rlmw O. Lrxx wY.XI.I..'NL4i-I rli.-XXNPIQ BASKETBALL---Continued WILLARD CARNEAL-ffewmigf' ' Carneal, regular forward all season until he sprained his ankle in practice, will be missed ncxt year. He closed his career in the Calvert City game of -3 the Regional Tournament with a bang, scoring 4 points in 37 seconds. Con X' was a regular on the champion reserve team of ,34. CAPTAIN EZRA DAVIS- Horkim Captain Ezra Davis, star forward, high scorer for the season, letter man for three years, and all regional forward two years, ranks high in the history of Heath High basketball. Hoskins,' has a great career on he hardwood both behind and in front of him. LEE L. PENN- Rabbit Penn won his second letter the first semester but was ineligible the second because of the eight-semester ruling. The Pirates were undefeated while Penn was with them. He was the best defensive man on the squad, in ad- dition to controlling the tip-off and making his share of points. PHIL MAGRUDER- Dilly Phil, a senior, was not a member of the starting line-up, but was valuable reserve material and served efficiently at the center post or as guard when needed. ln '34 he made the reserve team. ANDREW -IENKINS- Bully Andrew jenkins, center, is a senior and made the team in '35, the only year he came out for basketball. Even though he lacked experience, he was il great defensive player and seldom failed to get the tip-off. EDWIN OVERSTREET- Ed Although short of stature, Overstreet was 160 pounds of fighting energy from start to finish. Ed played regular at the guard position the first year he came out for basketball. Overstreet is a sophomore and we expect tw.: more brilliant years from him. We know he won't disappoint us as he never has. JESSE CARNEAL, -IR.- JM jesse Carneal, -Ir., although not a member of the first five, always saw service before the game was over. He thrilled the fans with his uncanny jump-shots besides cutting his man on the defense. He has another year ahead of him, so watch him in '36. 'x WILLIAM ERNEST LONG-ffamiw Ernie , the dribbling and shooting sensation o'f the Pirate '35 team, is a senior and has many points to his credit. In '34 Ernie made the tourna- ment team and will be remembered in the history of the school for the ac- curacy of his long shots. HOWARD lVlASSlE- Mamie Massie, a senior, was a good substitute at the guard and center positions during the first half of the ,35 season. The Pirates missed Massie as reserve after his graduation at mid-term. In ,34 he made the reserve team that won the championship at Lone Oak. VICTOR SMITH- Vic Vic, a star guard, was very consistent and very capable of his calmness at all stages of the game. He is a senior very much on the varsity next year. He made the reserve team in ' 3 4. Egllai. - , ,. 'lr 5 H. Q' 'F A +4.1? .tE?'F yfgf-7.'Q, f?,:,,- Y 3'Fi.,r1- W-,fr Q , :1iK'ff'fl'J'Z.f4k'4'5F,g,,'1ag ..'fs,j'5 V, vi, , V I. 5' AW. - .. .. , .HJ V :',.:, 5 ggi,-J-V I A 3' WH. . .- A 3 I 5 .- Y., .- I . ,, f 1 ' .' Wf ,. A,-eu 'r i --af:-ti 7 -YM' .- f S .Coach Leon T. Smith led the Heath Pirates through another successful selson this year. The Pirates won the District Tourrigment, but were debated in the second game of the Regional at Reidland. Including both District and Regional Tournaments the Pirates have I9 victories and 6 losses to their credit. They scored a total of '9x27 points, hn average of 37 points per game, to 618 points for their opponents, an average of 24.5 per lgame. The B team also enjoyed a good season. They won I5 out of x8 games! The Junior Pirates scored 487 points, an average of I 5 points per game. t Ten men earned letters this year. The boys who made the tournament Ream in their senior year were awarded sweaters. Those who received sweaters and lettel were: Ezra Davis, William Ernest Long, Lee L. Penn, Victor Smith, Willard Carneal, An rew jenkins, and Phil Magruder. Those who earned .letters were: Howard Massie, Edwl Overstreet, and Jesse Carneal, Jr. f moo, sEAsoN's RECORD ' fl ' Sta'-. I w .J , 4 P . I 1 ,K lr 1 r gi ' f October I2 Heath High School 42-Kevil .... A November Heath High School 35-Reidland .g. . . . November Heath High School 31-Barlow . . . . . November Heath High School 56-Lone Oak November Heath High School 40--Kevil .... 4, November Heath High School 52-Gilbertsville December Heaih High School 50--Lone Oak L December Heath High School 33-Wickliffe f December Heath High School 45-Marion . . E january 4. Healh High School 54.-Metropolis f. .. .. January ll Hea h High School 61-Gilbertsvillci january I5 Heath High School zz-Tilghman 4 january I8 Heath High School 26fMarion . .f February 1 Heath High School 22-Metropolis . . . . February 8 Heath High School 29-Reidland .. February I2 Heath High School 29-Tilghman I F ruary IS Heath High School 21-Edwardsville bruary I9 Heaeh High School 5 3-Arlington .Ebruary 22 Heath High School 27-Fulton . . f. , '1 I y . , i ,Q .lu .N U3 I ., 1 ' Dzlftrzct Tournament 1 Heat. High School ...,... l ..,... 71-Salem ...... I4 Heath School .... . . 55-Grand Rivers . . ,. . . IS School ............. 32-Tilghman . . . ,. . 25 Regional Tournament 35-La Center .... . . . 21 . . 43-Calvert City . . . . 45 A aw'- . 4 ,J jg cl-.s L tw . .ik ' -'--1 gt, - - 1 X . W4 -awww s , , flag -- ' 4 Q X Q . -El I 'J , V' J -ill N s M. ,1 -. 'i 'xr '- as H. L 'f Elf? . fall! ,M J, f ', ed i t U ' 5 '-'-yt . 5. Q, F 'T .Q A-.st T 3 3 I ljfj. X xx. 25 1. . 7.17255 ,- I 'Y' VAL? .if Q N , I V 'xii f ffw: .1 'V P .1 . ,. , w ,I 1 ,lf 5 PTH- 3 -33 fx- ,' l '.' -e 5, 'AF , S 9. L v'v5 Lf' r. . 'jx ' all ' 9' I A -5 1: ., ..-3, iv 7 'ia H, 5 . 3 . - X 32, ' . TOP ROW .IoIINI Mxxsov CI.ARPlNL'l4I Frsr-:R AI.IIIcR'I' SIxIt:I:RY ZACK Hll.l. AIzNr:R MAcr: BOTTOM ROW RL I'II MANSIf'll4Il.ll A1.MA S1cA'I'ow HPlI.I-IN CIIII.oRI':ss MAYor:I,I.r1 R. HARRIS MAuc9Ir: GRAY KIcI.I.I-it ' 1 MUS C ln the 1934 State Festival the rating plan was used in evaluating the performance of participants instead of the ranking plan which had been in use up to that time. Ry rating is meant the use of descriptive terms such as superior , excellent , good and average', to designate the quality of performance. By ranking is meant the use of l'first , second and third to designate the relative quality of performance without reference to any absolute standard of quality. ln the district contest held at Murray, Kentucky, April 5 and 6, 1935, Heath students were rated as follows: Soprano Solo, Ruth Mansfield, good g Memo Solo, Alma Seaton, good , Alto Solo, Nlaydelle R. Harris, good g Tenor Solo, Albert Singery, excellent hifhest 5 Bass Solo, Abner Nlace su erior . Girls' Trio eXcellent - Bovs' Quartet, is v P v I . excellent hi hest 5 Mixed Quartet excellent Mixed Octet, Hood , and Girls' g I I as Chorus, l'exeellent . SOLO5 MIXED QUAR'I'l'I'I' Sffprazm, RUTH MANSFIEI.D M6ZZf1, AI,MA SI3A'I'oN Afro, MAYur:I,I.I-2 R. HARRIS Tenor, :xI.l3liR'I' SINQQI-:RY Iifu,f, ABN!-IR MACE G GIRLS' 'I'RIo Rl I'Il MANSl4'll'lLIJ .ALMA SI'IA'IA0N MAYl7I4II,I,l4I R. HARRIS BOYS' QUARTFT .loIIN MAsoN :Xl.BlCR'I' SINLQERY kloIIN MASKJN ALMA Sl'1A'l'O'XI MAtiIilbI GRAY KI51,1.12 ABN ER MACkl MIXED OCTET AIOIIN MASLJN AI,nIH1R'r SINUIAZRY RUTH MANSl lk1I,lJ .ALMA SaA'I'oN lVIAYIJ1aI.I.1-1 R. HARRIS MACKIII'1 GRAY KE! ZACK HI1 I, Y ZACK HILL CIARLQNCE FISER Q - - - . 4 I' , LI,ARIcNC1c PISIZR fsuhstltutej A'X13NhR'MACE hifi Mzrrifr 7'fcl1'hZ7' ARNILR MACIQ l I A 4 BA The The Glee Clubf Corfzfrr ll1':NN1' 0. A1.1,1cN AlIiSSl'I CARNl'IAI,, NIR. MAX Mllllklii l'lM111.f1 M.-XL'I'I :XUIBRIQY lVlAL'l'1 C11A111,1cs R. S1c1NN1c11 4,01-1 B1cN Sw11f'1' .ANNA Lo1'1s1c Rl'SSliI.I. H1111 .ANNA lVIA11s1m1,1. Mme lf. l'll'Il,'IAS Cftzrizzelx M,1c.r:11'1 GRl4iX' K1-:1.1.1cY C1111o1,1'N rl'ANN1-111 l'l1'1p1cN1-1 S1c.f1'1'oN, lk. li1cNN1-.'1'11 'I'IlOMl'SONI M11111' l'f1.1.1cN B111111s11A11' lim-11.1 M11111,1NN,1 Nl.-1012 Yum lVl11.1,1f11 l'l111'1'11 ,llC'I l' C11A111.1cs W11111fo11D I3 11,1 .1 A11N1':11 M.-xelc CLASS ROLL gf GIRLS' litzrifwzes Ztxex llll.l. 17111115 lVlACl-1 R.111'1x1oN11 Mlxssua Tmzzzbwln RoM1'1f1. Low: HA11111' XVAl.'l'I'lR CQORIJONI Hl1fS'I'lfQIl Drum l 1111Ne1-is C1111.1JR1 l'1c'1'o11 S1v11'1'1t CHORUS Top Row'-R.1l1'l1 Luclcett, Farley llivin, -l11111es lVlol1ley, 'll. Pitt, Clauentt I-111 Charles W1ll'l.K7I'kl, Lentlon Helm, Helen Cl1iltl1'uss, Ann Roth, Sherrill Lee Gunn ln lJilYlxlbOll, Doris lvlllfltfy, Cornelia Hester, A111111 Louise Russell. Second Row -lVl1 pe Ill ilelley, VVilson Gunn, Zack Hill, Rlllll M1111sfield, l'lXIAll Davis, Rlllll Smith, XVILIOI Hllllll C 1rtl141 Long, Lee L. l,e111, Doris Rllllfli, Carolyn VIRIIHIICT, Albert Singery. l'flix11l11tl1 lm. LX ' Lane, Abner Mace. 'Thirtl ROVVY'-NlLlflilllllll Mace, Alle11 McC11tcl1eon lo1e 1 'Cle:111o1' Hudson, Angie Lee lloltlry, Harry Hester, Mary l'lll:1 Boltlry, Jxglflll L 'l11rg:11'et Stone, llvlilfllill Neel. llotlom lllJXY Nllll1lCS Glisson, Mlll'LlCllC R l 1 Inylor, Frances Belle Potter, lVl:11'1' lfllen llr11clsl111w, Leona Flet1'l1e1', lxlll '. ixllllll Rene Cooner, Norma Glenn, Colin Dean Menser, llenny Owen Xllen Wee W1lI'lvCJfLl, Aileen F' hoiogmpfzy Taxidermy Pliotogrnpliy, sponsored hy Mr. D. D. Crisp, is one of thc newest amd most interesting CXIITI-L'LlI'I'lk'L1lL1I' subjects offered ait HClltll High School. The f11SClIlilIlOI1 of marking and developing pictures 'i1lVVLlf'S holds the interest of the eluh. ln photography the pupils learn to he alecuraite in weighing amd mixing solutions to he used in the development of the films or in thc marking of prints, To Ron' Le t fo Ri M4 orw ll,xRi. HiXR'TlNi? Hman lVlARSlIAI,I.l. CoovicR, Q X , v lEI.I5lCR'l' Dixvis, MR. CRN' S fmmr, lncwimoxi l lIiLM, CH,xRi,l-is WY:Xlil-'lbllI!, . WiXllRl'IN lVl.ixR'l'1N. liofrfmz ROfL'flVlARlON IDAYIS HAll1lI, Liar: Woolm, HowAR1i Y Mixssiig Lois Hoi,1.ixNn .minus ARxo1,11 xvlRtilNlA lC.I.IClIAR'I' l'll'lQl-lNl-I Lowa. P 3 C l 7 Gxkfb The Taxidermy Clulw was organized hy Mr. Crisp at the beginning of the school year. '33. The mountings of laist yeair were very simple ais they should llllYC been for heginners This year they halve mounted some very unusuail specimen. Some of the most OllISYill'ltllllg are: A lairge timlwer wolf, ai large hlatelt bear, n lwaiy lynx, ai white oppossum, ll lvaild eagle, at horned owl and several gulls. Top Roc4'fAlAixiics .fXRNo1.n, Alfnm O. Lvwrsi, MR. D. D. CRISP, Spozzmr, ROIBICRT P1'1 1'AR11, RlL'llAlllJ HARRIS liRADSllAXY. lioffom Roca-fRox' Giiomow, Roy' VANCL-I WAI,'l'l11R GORDON BAILEY PR1Ncu HARN'EY DUllllE'1 l4, oma KliI.l.lCY 1 9 y k v VAN DUDLRY FISILR. Ylramatic' Club The Dramatic Clth, directed lay Nlrs. Harvey Koch has had at very successful season with the presentation of three plays. 'I'Hl'i WILD I LOWI'll'1 OF THIC HILLS Tnif: CAs'r lVIrs. Caroline Burke .. ..... tlewell Starks Alohn Burke ,...l.... . . , I'hil Magruder ,led Burke . . . . . Wilson Gunn Sur -lackson .,,. .,,. I Dixie Myers Zack -lnckson .... ..... C harles Morris Chloe ....... . , , Iallizaheth Kelley! Snow White .. ....... Wallace Tanner 'l'HlC G,-X'I'li TO H.'XI'I'lNlCSS 'lack Gay Alenny Gay Reverend Blair , . lVIrs. Blair ,,,, . lidcn Gay . . . . Oscar Gay Aunt Sarah Gay . Rex Curtis ,. Bunny Blair . Steyhen Blair SIIAS SMIDGIC I-'ROM TURNIP RIDGE Matnmy . , . ...... Elizabeth Langston Lily ,..,. . . I'lli7abeth Wcatherington lVIose . .........,.. Zack Hill Newrastheeny Twiggs. . , . . . Doris Marley Simplicity Mcllheeters ,,.,. , Dixie Myers Oswald Garlick ....... Richard Holt Myers Florence Mcllheeters .. ..,, lVIay I'l. Felts I nic CAs'r Ben Bruce . . . kludy . . Iinid Thornhill . Rall' h Thornhill. Thaeldeous Mcllheeters . .mloseph Harting Silas Smidge .. Mrs. Murel . . . . .Angie Lee Boldry 'Nayne Kendal .......... Warren Hitc f'.e:Jla llixley , .Anna Louise Russell s GNIX9 .' .Y -A I ni: L,as'l' . ,Charles lkflorris Cornelia Hester liugene Murphy Ildna Earl Smith .. . Gclah Long Andrew Alenkins lllivaheth Kelley . Phil Magruder Iilimlweth Heddon Leon Gihson , ,Henry Russell Martha Neal ...Loretta Miller , , Charles Morris ,, .Zack Hill U Top Row4lCdna liarl Smith, Helen Childress, Wallace Tanner, Iilixaheth VVeather- Etbon, Zack Hill, llliyalvcth Hedden, Wilson Gunn, Rosemary Ilerkita Richard Holi Myers, Angie Lee Boldry, Anna Louise Russell. Middle Row-'Martha Neel, VVillard Carneal, lilizaheth Kelley, Ilugenc Murphy, Jewell Starks, Mrs. Ha'rey Koch, Director, Andrew Nlenkins, Gelah Long, Phil Magruder, Marjorie Singery, Leon Gibson, Iflilalveth Langston, Henry lf. Russell. Bottom Row-Warren Hite, Loretta Miller, Nloseph Harting, Cornelia Hester, Dori.: Marley, Charles Morris, Dixie Myers, May Ii. Felts, Gracie Belle WViatt, hlohn Ilarl F' 'rtil .1 V, Vergie Anderson. -7' 1 ,. QL! ,I -tr l I Spellzhg Clan Lzlzmrzkzm' The students listcd belcw were chosen as the best in the seventh and eighth grade spelling class. Miss klacltson spent 1nuch time with this class in written and -oral spelling. After tabulating the number of mispelled words, kloe Ben Swift was declared the represen- tative to the McCracken County Spelling Contest, He was the Ballard County Champion in IQVZ4. TOP ROVV MIDDLE ROW CARL BYNVM IXVDRICY Macli Bll.l.ll-1 SINIIQICRY XIVNIIOR Ro'rH PAUL SL'O'I l' Miss LL'cY klAcKsoN, Spoumr l'lnri'u 5 lC'l l' Lotus souwsou Wi1.nLvR FIJXVARUS .lore B if NI Swl I- l' The efficient student librarians, under the supervisio BOTTOM ROW FRANCI-is CHILDRIAQSS BOYC1-1 McDot'caAI, ANNA Iasirs Fr,Ron liif:ww:'i'ii 'laiomvsox -l0SIiPIiIN1-1 Sl.'I'I'ER n of Miss Rowena Marshall. have had a very successful year, without the loss of a single book. 'Due to co-operation and willingness to work they have helped make thc library worth TOP ROVV LlI'fXYICI,I, PARKER GRACIAI 'loiwFR F1.lzAm:'l'u LANCSTON RUTH P11-PIN AIUANITA WAR:-'ORD MIDDLIC ROW I'il.lZAl3li'l'H MORRIS HARX'lNl4I RAK9I.AND MARY F. VANCE FRANC1-Ls A's1n1f:RsoN Gl'Il.AIl Low: I'lMlI.Y Mll,I.l'IR Dixirz MYERS lHOI'C to fill! SILlLlCIlI5. BOTTOM ROVV N1CI.I.ll'I SPi1,1,MAN Licowa Fl.IC'I'CIiER lVIARIl!l-21.1.15 BECK Miss Rowicwa MARSlIAI,I., SIVIIIIUI' M.mR'rH,x Loma MARY Sur: JVDD Hicm-:N CmLnREss Home mlzomlkf SOl'HOMORlCS- MARTHA NAN .-Xl.l.i-iw lV1ARllilil.l.lC BECK MARY l'l1.1,A Ho1.nRY RicmceeA ll0XVl.lCR lVlARY l'll,l,li J HRAnsliAw MAY li. l lI'II.'lkS l,l'1fl'N1A l il.I'f'l'CHliR lC1.ot'isic l R1xvz1ci,l, l,ols KAEARLANID l'll.14AwoR HL'l'vsoN l,Ul'ISl4f Htwpnris llARRlI'I'I l' LAM: lVlAR'l'HA Low: l'iMA1A N1.Ae1c lJURO'l'llY Mt'l'll.RoY Cic1.iA IJICAN MI'fNSl-IR lJURA M14:Rlm-1'1'1t Dlxll-1 lXflYI-IRS NINA l'l-1Y'1'ov FRAwc1cs Bi-2i,l.r: l,U'l l'I'lR lNlICAS YALWGIINI K.-'l'l'HRYW Woon l Rl'iSHMl'iN '- TOP ROW' l',XIl'f MM: Nl'lAI. llAl.l,llC B. 'IUDD lVlAR'I'HA WYA'r'l' G1-:N1cvA Moom' YIRKQINIA IDAVIIBSUN Ricmim-eA Com-:QR NlARtiARli'l' l,O'l l 1-:R l'lvA Nicm. Low: Nl-'RRY l'lI.l.lCN Nl'1Al, fXi.nA MA14' :XNIHALRSON fu FRA si ellis Lr1AsoR PAl'I.INli SeI4A1iu'l' lJOR0'l'llY WYl41A'l'llIfRlYl.'l'OW IDORIS MARIA-ix' lllCRl'lIA l,i-114: l,ll'I'lN SECOND ROW .Xwxft lnfic lfxuws Rlvlli Sl.L'SM1iYliR ALMA R1-:Nu-3 LZOOPICR W'l1,iM1wA CSRAMSIC l'lIV?A WARl4'KJllI7 cgIiIlAl.IDlN1C l'11'l'i-1 Homf Emflozzzifr Smzzffr For: Lonisifz Srowis l'fnwA li. SMITH Ylc1.MA WAR1foRn IJORUTHY NIJAI. Hismim KJRR lVlARY MARc:AR1f'l' Siowii l3O'I I'OM ROVV :xI,lL'l'I Nl-SLI. lCvAws The ideal home life ol' today unh,1mpered hy the traditions of the past. Minnow FORD QBRA MA14: WVARI-'ORD .-WN.-A I,ot'lsi4: Rvssi-:i,l. SHICRRILI, lm:-2 Gtww Miss lVll'1'l l'.-X lVlA'l'IllS, flume L'r'UlIHIIlit1f 111.vfrm'fw .-WN Roru Nl4.l.I.ll4t 5l'll,l,lX1,-KN l'li.l7Al:l1:'i'u lVlORRIS WVl'II4I NoNAll W'AR1foRn llL'L'll.I.l'Q CA'l'1i1s:Y The utilization of the resources til' modern science to improve the home life. The freedom of ntl the home from the domingtnee of things and their due stihordinn- tion of ideals. 'Iihe simplicity in material surroundings which will most free the spirit for the more important and permanent interests of the home and of SUClCIf'.'li1,I.I-IN H. Rlcil-xRns. Through thc varicius Activities of Home lfconomies work, we are striving eonstamtlv to meet the needs for rt noble and efficient citizenship. llven the hoys are invited to ioin in our courtesy club wh :re the perfection of manners ln' intensive cultivation of good taste is our aim. .et is The f'111'fo.vf.v of I . F. KI. Urgtuzizrlfinll Are: Future Farmer! I. To promote vocational agriculture to improve the quality in the high schools. 2. To create more interest in the intelligent choice of 3. To create and nurture 21 love for countrv life. farming occupations. 4. To provide recreational and educational entertainments. 5. To promote thrift In' membership through establishment of saving accounts. 6. To afford a medium of co-operation in huying and selling. 7. To establish the confidence of the farm lvoj: in himself and his work. 8. To promote scholarship. 9. 'lio develop loyal leadership. VVe, the F. I . A. of America, adopt this motto as emhlem of the true vocational spirit. 1. Learning to do. 2. Doing to learn. 3. Ifarning to live. 4. Living to serve. I'refi1le11t ,.,.. . ,..,.,.... . LICON GIBSON Vice 1'rexif!ef1l. , . . RICHARD HOLT MYICRS Sefrefrzry, . ..,.. ,IICSSIIC W. GARRT'I'I I' Trmfzwer. . . . ICDWIN OYICRSTRICICDI' Reporter . . ..... GLENN HOOK IIZJIUQ Dog . . . , . . . , . , , . . .WILLIAM HALL Co1.oRs: Goff! tam! Nurimztzl Blue The Ifmlvlem of the I . I . A. is made up of four symbols, the owl, the plow, the rifing sun TOP ROVV' Clmxmzs WvARI4'KJRll I iARl.I-IY Rivix A1.1.ARn I 12Nw1c'K A1.1.i4N1 Iirnon W'li.1.1AM Ham. Hoxvmum Ross iAI.lHiR'I' Siwcqicizv Wi1,i.iM1 Htwgiii-is GoL'RI.lcY I3. IIARICIV Roiirim' Hl'l'I1I I',i.nicR'r IDAVIS VVA'I1-CINIS Mokkis OI.l.A and :1 cross-section of an ear of corn. MIDDLIC ROW .IAM 1-is I'II.l,IOT'I' LI.-xxiiis Lom: .ARNOI,IJ Ifruou xIoiiN I'IAR'I'INM9 I'iIDXX'ARlJ IJRILIIC I'iI.l.lS R,Wm.1s Romcki' I3I'l I'ARIl klosicvii HJXIi'I'INIQ BOTTOM ROVV PIARRY HES'I'ER kloi-3 I'1'r'11xk1J Ifzlm VIIIIONIINON WYIl.l.IrXN'I H.-vm. CQLI-INN Hoox Mit. Hciinwis I.i:c-uv, Tmrhrr of :I grifnffnrc Ricimxn Hom' Mvicrcs Li-iow CSIIESUN klmii-is GIIfJl.SON Cl.H'lJI1Q Low, Alrissi-i W. CZARRI-l'l I' 1 Hakvicv IDL'RRIi'l I' T. I,I'I I' Roizisiiu' SKININICR VVARRIQN MARTIN ABSICNT FROM PICTURIC Iinwiw c,VIiRS'l'R1-1I'l'l' CIIARLICS Mokius Him. IIRNEST RYAN ommereial Department AIUNIORS I mNc'1s:2 JXNIJICRSON Wu.MA DL'RRETT Rm' GllO1,Sf1N Vliml, Gxvsow HLOISE Gonusnv W'ARR1-:N Hl'l'I'I Loss H!JI,I.ANID GRMQIAI IOINICR I',l.lzAls1c'l'1l lx14:l.l.1A:Y Imw O. LYNN l':Mll.Y Mll.1.1cR Yum MlI.I.14IR Rolslvim' N1-il-21. Sfiortfzarza' ana' Typing Students MISS ICLOISIC LICDFORD, Cfm1111erriL1! Tearher Ros1':MARY l'1au1uws RL l'1l PIPPINJ HARVNE RAc:1.ANu Tm4:l.MA Rl'mn,vu CSPINIIA MAL SKINNIER WANDA SMITH .lr-:w1-11. Snxkxs I'fnv.A S'l'lccp14:R LlL'ANl'l'A W'AklfoR11 l'2I.IZAI3Ii'l'H WPTA'l'Ill41RlNKi'lgKJN Hfxzlcl. LH: Worm LL'cll,1.1c WYORIJ QJQ 75751723 Y eam SICN I ORS 'l'HIil,MA BAc:w1cr.1 CLARENCE Fxsrik lou-:1':N Fl.OXVlfIRS WIl.S1lNI GUNN MAYm11,1,r: HARRIS CoRwL:1.m HlljS'l'l'fR Rl l'Yl n1,IAVSl lHI.D LORI'I'l l'A Mu.1.1ck LM: L. l'14N1N ALMA Sl-IATON RL I'll SMITH WAl.l.ACkI VFANNIQR MARY' F. VANU4: M.-wnunl. HARRH QSRACI1. -IOINIIR LVCII Il Woun Yu JA Mll.1.r-ZR l':l.0lSl'1 Gommsm' Heath Hzlgfz Scfzool Song Faithful and true hearted, Let us cheer our dear old Hi. We'll revere her and defend her, May her colors proudly fly. We will stand for her united, Of her deeds we'll gladly tell. Her colors streaming, glad faces beaming, So herels a cheer for her, For her we love so well. CHORUS joyous and ever loyal, Let us boost for our old Hi. Let every heart sing, Let every voice ring, There's no time to grieve or sigh. It's ever onward, our course pursuing May defeated our ardor cool But united we will boost for her, Our old High School. Honor she has taken On the track and with the ball, May she always rank the highest, May her colors never fall. There's no other that can match her When her team is on the field, Her boys the fleetest, her girls the sweetest, So here's a cheer for her, For her we ne'er will yield. I i THE FEATURES Clam' Trophy Ufzkmerf Mus. EURUTH R. SWIFT Three cheers should be given for Mrs. Swift and her hard-working juniors, who were the Winners of the class trophy. A beautiful cup was given as the prize to the class which worked the hardest throughout the school year of 1934-35. The loyal juniors gained the lead at the beginning of school and kept it throughout the contest. They proved quite help- ful in the sale of the Pirata. The contest Was judged by the point system. A certain number of points was given for each outstanding piece of work done by the classes. GJ? Wz'nner gf Pirata Safes Contest Boyce McElya, a member of the junior Class, was the winner of the Pirata Salesman- ship Contest. He was an outstanding student in many ways. Besides being a booster for his class and school in general, he was a member of the debating team, which participated in the state contest at Lexington. He was also a member of the reserve basketball team. Such students as Boyce are always a credit to any high school. BOYCE MCELYA 1 min.-' W 13' .. ust .1 group of 'iully llllllllfi, lhiul, lvitlqi, Yergil, lftlrgi, Xkrlllllil 1111tl to sile11t'e llertit Lllltl lltuee we hqitl to t11111t their 111t1utl1sl, 511, glutlrie q111tl Nl1ll',llJI'lL', VVll1lllS the Qettretf . Oh, il1r1s: l'l!'C5ll' llltlll sluseph llqirtug keeping t'i1111p.1111 with lD.1riQ, lVlLlI'QLlI'Cl l,f11111, Dt11't1tl11', l'irgi11i.1, Sher- rill l,ee, .AX1111 :111tl l'llL1 Nell lwl1.1tt41 Illllllll lie-lloltll 'l'l1e riettzrs .111tl tl1eir spuilf, klLbSC, l 1'.111re5, Yergil, Mis. Swift , .lre we utl1lVl'llk'lllgN 111' is l'ellc111 111iXt.1lti11g lr1lee11 lim' l'e1111f . 'l'l1e girl! trio, ,Xl111.1, NVee Nc11141l1, NlL11'tlelle, li l'lI'1l11L'U4 PI5XllltLf UI' gllvlllg LIS ll liklllkllllgr WI: l411c1w 11r1tl1i11p lllilllll .-Xl11111 4111tl Roy, perhqips this if just 4111 qiseitleiit Soup-sli11gi11g Simpli- Olllllltrn, Nltiry' lf ln, l'lli11c11', lXl.u'1 Sue, zuitl l3t11't1tl11' .-Xli-lt lirgi11i41 l1.1s tl1e itle.1 Hold yvur 111.111 while l'l1'11ie kll7L'4ll'l rL .'lll to Agree Nlr, llowell. fl1.2it1e 011 ytmul Spf iugl . Nlr. Alutltl, lteeper ul' glut 'e111 tlflVK'll Nturenl Senior hwy rnretl l1.1t-L 1111 their tliguitj' -ming Nlr. lluwell for ll ruppor , tif LISLl.ll 'l'he 'ilge ol' lllllIlk'Cllk'CH, ltxolt- iug guilty 11'l1e11 e.1,1gl1t i11 lllL' .lil ltlllltl miles 11l11e, Cllllllllli ix this I'L'.lllf' our li ilzihethf . l7ill1 ' proves to 10,1 the tl1et1r1' ol' Clillllllllll lt' thif were lezip 11.-.tr we wtmultl think l4'r1111eef '1.1x VI'1hlW1Jrlllf.f to Charles r't1tt1re lixietilty- xlezuielle l1eelq', .lllkl .VX1111 illlxl Ntiutj' Crisp . Nliss I41t'l4sr111 :111tl VVYLIITCII i11 Ll lltllllflll PUSC, ll1l4 I4 .ll Cl ery' tlilf' tJlft'LlI'CllCU 'llheluixt 4111tl lilim- l1etl1 ttilie ti111e ull--is it il lure letter? .The t-i1t1t1tttisl1 klt111it11' llippers, three l'lli7g1l1etl1Q, two sl-:wells :md t111e Helen Roy, 11111 Vergil some limit lll 't I CALENDAR August 20-School opens! The Senior enrollment proves to be one of quality and not quantity'l, and all are unmarried-that is, except one. August 27-'W0fk on Tennis and Croquet courts is begun. Extra-curricular sponsors chosen. August 29-The novelty of school is over and everybody is ready for business. Of course, the Freshmen are still bewildered as well as frightened. September 5iMr. B. K. Dowell. arrives on the scene as our new teacher . Mrs. Leon Smith hah been the sub . September I0-Mr. Lecky and his Stock Judging Team, composed of Ray Hodges, Alvin Judd and Roy Vance, attended State Fair and made a creditable showing. September 14.- Dirty Politics ? Maybe. Sponsors and officers of classes are elected. September 21-The journalism Class start operating the new Ditto and turn out the school paper, a weekly treat this year. ' V . September 25-Book lovers rejoice, as zoo new books are placed in the school library. October I-Th building of the farm shop is started. It'is located so as not to interfere with the classes. October 3-Mr. Lecky, agriculture teacher, organized an ambitious group of Future Farmers Oct ber 5-The Seniors enjoyed their first outing at Fort Massac Park, Metropolis, Ill. October 8-Student body hears jewish speaker-a few understood. October I0-Brother Chatfield of Georgia, addresses the student body in chapel. October 12-Heath Community Fair. Everybody came and everybody enjoyed themselvesg especially the ribbon winners. . October I91ThC Pirates start the basketball season right, by defeating the Reidland' Greyhounds. October 27-A Hallowe'en party for jack o' lanterns, goblins, black cats, witches, and assorted spooks goes over with a bang , November z- Wild Flower of the Hills , Mrs. Harvey Koch's Dramatic Club's first accomplishment, is presented. November 5-Camera-shy students are in for some bad moments. A photography studio is installed under Mr. Crisp's supervision. November ISQMTS. Euruth Swift's Dan'l Websters take a stride forward by winning their first debate. They have fine prospects this year. November 17-Gravel for the new school building at Heath, which is to be built soon, was hauled by the students. Time will heal any wound , so, the many blistered hands will not last eternally. November I9-A weeping willow tree was planted by the Senior Class. November 21-A day of music. Band instruments are purchased, and the W. K. l. C. Quartet entertained with a few vocal selections. November 26-Heath Community observed Thanksgiving day. Eats galore, with many people present. The Senior turkey was the attractive centerpiece. ! December 4-The prerequisites of an annual staff are checked and double cheiiltecln, and the staff is chosen. December 10-Smiles spread over the Seniors faces when the class rings smiles refused to fade even when the heartache of big knuckles was f r experienced. ' December 15-A full-sized carnival was held in the school building. ,operation made it a grand success--and howl December 18-Student Council appointed. They start immediately to assigned them. December 2I'uS3I'lt3.,, and his goats visited, leaving 'individual the school. The first semester ends. ' Q U . CHRISTMAS VACATION! . . ii ff I Q . l 'Wf- . Q , ip Q Q january 2-First day of :second semeder. Students try to take all snap courses offered, especially Seniors, and clamor and conflicts result. january 7-Miss Morelock, the teacher that filled Mrs. Barnreutherls vacancy, organized a Physical Education Class for girls. january I4-'COHIIQCIS are let for the different projects of beautifyingr the school ground.- The Seniors contract to build a walk to the shop, and to start as soon as the weastlher permits. january 25-Individual pictures for the Pirata are taken of the teachers and the Seniors at Sacra's Studio. january 30-Mr. Sacra journeys out and takes the pictures of all classes and aqtivities for the Pirata . February I--Pirates leave state of Kentucky and meet the Metropolis Community High School Trojans. February 6-The shop for the farmers in agriculture is completed, ready for use. lt has every electrical appliance imaginable, and has proved to be invaluable. February 9-No burnt cork in this Minstrel. The roles were characterized by members of the W. P. H. S. for Negroes. February 15-The Pirates took an enjoyable motor trip to Edwardsville, lllinois, and re- mained over night. February 25-The P. T. A. intends to protect the walls under the goals from henceforth and now on . Mats were draped to counteract attempted onslaughts. March I-District Tournament begins. Heath, Lone Oak and Tilghman survive. March 2-Heath and Tifghman win semi-finals. Heath captures the District Title. March 7-The Pirates go to the Regional Tournament at Reidland. March 11-Graduating members of the squad received their sweaters with basketball letters and service stripes attached. 1 Keen jobs! March 13-Milton Anderson, lawyer of Wiekliffe, Kentucky, gave an inspiring chapel talk. March 15-The gifted Dramatic Club, under the able direction of Mrs. Koch, put across the footlights, The Gate to Happiness . March 19-Our dim visions and thoughts of japan were polished considerably by a true japanese, who sold samples of japanese paintings. March 21-Brother jones, of Brazil, told us many interesting facts about his country. March 22-23-Larnb's Dog Show. Many were surprised, and some disappointed by the Mental Telepathy expert that accompanied the show. March 2S'Mf. Crisp was very easy to get along with today. Now hc is pilot of a new Ford V8-when Mrs. Crisp isn't. ' March 26-The world renowned Carnival and Mardi Gras of New Orleans was explained very interestingly by Mrs. S. Pecora, a native of that city. March 28-A Negro Minstrel was given before a thrill-loving audience, and they were not disappointed. April 2-The debating team, runners-up at the District Debating Contest, go to Lexington to participate in the State meet. April 5-Soloists, Quartet, Trios and Choruses attend Murray for District Contest of Music. April II-120-While students enjoy their short vacation, the teachers attend the K. E. A. April I9-'-ThC Junior play, Looking Lovely , sponsored by Mrs. Swift, is given. Apr' 22-The Barkley Medal Contest is held. Apr. 23-Mrs. Atlas Knott's piano students, and Mrs. Koch's expression students give a Reci J entertained the Seniors with a feed and a movie at Barlow. , So You're From Missouri , directed by Mr. B. K. Dowell, Sermon. The last time the Seniors entertain as a class. Words cannot express how the Seniors prize those sheep skins. of Tur ijHDRidge , a farce-comedy in three acts, is presented by fof the ramatic Club. 1- ALUMNI BOOSTERS Mrs. Louise Webb Tucker, '24, attended M. S. T. C. and is teaching at Little Union. ef Charles William Harting, '33, is taking a pre-medical course at W. K. T. C. Mrs. F. S. Kelly, '28, graduated at M. S. T. C. and is Music Instructor and Band Director at Heath High School. Q ' Leon Smith, '26, graduated at M. S. T. C. and is teacher of Historv, and Athletic Coach at Heath High School.. Mrs. Furuth R. Swift, '21, graduated at W. K. T. C., and is English teacher and debate coach at Heath High School. Frances slett, '30, attended M. S. T. C. and is teacher of the elementary grades at Heath High School. Maurice Scott, '31, attended M. S. T. C., and is teaching at Camelia School. Barkley Graham, '30, is a Deputy Sheriff in McCracken County. Mrs. Henrietta Williams Meredith, '20, is a graduate of W. K. T. C., and is secretary to the county superintendent. Mary Emma Young, '34, is one of the most loyal boosters of Heath High School. 3 Marion Williams, '30, attended University of Kentucky and W. K. T. C., and is teaching at Lamont. f John Rickman, '22, is a salesman for the L. S. Anderson Motor Co., in Paducah. I Mrs. Hazel Graham Moss, '21, attended M. S. T. C., and is music teacher at Reidland High School. Milburn Bass, '26, is manager of a Gulf Station in Paducah. William Vannerson, '32, is a McCracken County bus driver for Heath High School. W. fRedj Helm, '23, graduate of the University of Kentucky, '27, is a salesman for Gleavcs and Son, Paducah, Kentucky. Strawther Melton, '20, is of the firm Woodall-Mcltori Insurance Com- pany, Paducah. Wheeler Pryor, '26, is proprietor of the Pryor's Drug Store, Paducah. F. P. Feezor, '14, is Circuit Court Clerk of McCracken County. .lerome Harris, '21, is owner of an undertaking establishment in Paducah. Howard Helm, '31, is a progressive farmer in the Ingleside community. Thomas Covington, '34, is manager of Covington's store at Ragland. Minnie Lee Ragland, '26, attended M. S. T. C. and is principal of Plesk. ' it 'sl ant Ridge School. Mrs. Weda Holt King, '21, graduated from M. S. T. C., and was a for r i' teacher in the McCracken County School system. '4 '1 . Addie Mae Helm, '26, attended M. S. T. C. and the University of ,gg 'im tucky, and is teaching at Palestine. , William Carneal, '16, is a salesman for the Coffee Chevrolet Co ny' at La Center. . '- I I i .. Holland G. Bryan, '16, graduated from University of Kentucky Law School, and is Commonwealth Attorney in this district. Rowena Marshall, '20, graduated from M. S. T. C. and t 1 work at W. K. T. C. She is teacher of English, and Libraria V . 11, School. ' I, - f.' HMM- ' METROPOLIS LAKE PARK AN ACCI-LSSIBLE. RECREATIONAL. RESORT For FISHING, BATHING, BOATING, PICNICS, FAMILY IDUTINGS Picnics and Outing Parties Wu give cspccinl attention to clturclt, Sunday School, Club, School :Incl Family Picnics. livery con- vcnlcncc is nt hand to nmlac ttcsc occrions enjoy- alwlc. Furnished Cabins for tourists and outinf mrtics. Rattcs: 1.00 wr tlnv. I I . 'Fhcsc cabins :tru roomy and k'OII1I.Ol'I1ll7lC, with clcctrlt' Iifhts. It is lwttcr to whonc for reservations. E I Fresh River Fish furnished for any of thcsc picnics :tt very rcnsimnahlc prices. For large fish tlinncrs it is lucttcr to phone tl.: I ' OV' two Ill LMIYQIIICC of VOLII' ZIPPFOXIIIIAIIC llCCklS. I2 s Northwest ot Paducah. .4 0 W xx v STAFFORD BROS. F.-XDUCAH, KY., llcvll Routc No. I TICLIT- HONIC: C . S'rA1flfoRn' Bans. O. IR HEATH Ibcttmtczl-1 UNDER SAIVIIC MANAGI'IIVII'IN'I' SINCIC 1924. GOYICR NI M ICNT I WSl'lfC'Iil'ID lCLl'1C'I'RIC l,IGH'I'I'ID. RASl'IBALLf SUNDAY AFTICRNOONS. SOFT HALL, WICICK DAY NIGH'I'S. SPICCIAI, FI'IA'I'URI'IS ON HOI.I DAYS. SWINGS, SI'IA'I'S, 'I'AIiI.lCS. OYICNS FOR COOKING. AMPLIC PARKING SPACIC. COLD DRINKS, ICF CRICAM. CAMP SUI'l'LIliS, ICIC. FISHING LICICNSF. FISHING 'I'ACKLl'1. BOATS FOR ALL l'URI'OSI'fS. GOOD ORDER l'OSI'I'I X'I'1I.Y MAI NTAI NICD. You can spendta clay or a weelc here as cheaply as staying at home i ww fy, 'Q Q... x-T. f 4 'W' f - .. vb V e asy - . '- . -iii. 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ROUTE 2 Lg. i. .la - W 0201 10101121 101 1 ni: 311101 Q 0,01 rioitpgoioiui Sui xi 110: gugnxnio 101: 1 :ni 1 2111111123 1 1:13121 0-1aiming10101::3u:uio1uiu1ui1 ini H. S. Richie Shoe Co. Fine Shoe Repaifring Ill North Fourth Street moeem, KY. Do11't he deceived in Prim when you have your Shoes Repaired. Low grade material isn't cheap at any price. The hest is cheap- est. You get just ahout what you pay for. eoMP1,1M1+:N'1's OF ROSENFIELD'S M ezfs and Boys' Wear 207 B1toAowAY oioinininioinix1101: 101010141 win- 1 -oi -12 1 -1- 1 -o-1-ff in1301024riuinrioinioiuiui 11:1 111111011 1 11101411 1 1 2 11 101010101 :ini 11 ininini 1 in Broadway Motor Co. 1128-40 Broadway PADUCAH, KY. HOME OF THE NEW FORD V-8 SALES -:- SERVICE We Trade For All Makes of Cars :ui ri 1:1 xi u3n1u3o1:in114-:via-ifIraf1011114xiuiuioinxog 1 ini: in in iuiuzui inioinioioi 112 11110103 0:0 Irimxinininiuiuiuiniuiniuimn 14 ini: i I I Q I CoMPLlMEN'1's 01-' We want the Semofrs to Q I know that we are with them E JOHN W- POLK in all stages of life, hoping Q .iA'I',,,-. them the greatest' of success POlk,S Shoe Store Q I I 312 BROADWAV if I iv-----,----'-'----,-------1 Q .3.I,,-,- - -.-.,- -,- -.-H .. ,,, Q I I 2 I Compliments If f I 2 - df 5 dfgg A Frlend ' I I 1.44 0:0 rim 11014 nioianjfrjoioioianjfsiojojcrifxicxzq u 0-.I-... .:, 4..- 1101 114 Z O 9 wtf... of 101011 101014 x 3 0101010101 ni 10: 1101 vi -in is 201020 ozovxx 2010103 vii ioioinioiux :ni I4 s-neo.: o I ! 2 Qs Qs! rq! 1-2 'wxi V! G! ml ! u CAR EXCHANGE Di stributor GRAHAM .-X UTOM OBI LICS i Used Cars Bought and Sold Repairing :md Painting I 219 SOUTH VFHIRD STlcE1f:1' PHONE 599 2 I O Oininxoiuzuzuio4:n1O:u::r1u11ojo Engng 3.1034 31,3-,3 g,,3,,1,,g.,3,,1.,g I - I MAKE THE I I 85 1 Q g arcourf Go. I I I IN, , l Q Q LORIURAILD S LOUIsvI1,1,1f:, KY. Q N .fi T I OFVA L Q i . Q ! Q Stcltzrmers and Engravers E NK jV1fl'7lllffCICflLl'i'll g Jewelers i E I I YOUR BANK U I '10 I I Q Q Q SCHOOL AND cOLL1aG1a I S'I'A'IIlONl'1RY g , , I I COMMICNCICMIENI' 1Nvl'1',x'1'1ONs, I Offers every fzfnanrczcll DIPLOMAS' CLASS I sermce i RINGS AND 1-ms I I I I cOMP1,1M141NTs OF i PADUCAH PAINT AND GLASS CO. i lVC0RPURA'lII'IIl I 607 Broadway oiovu1y1O1Ug03 .313 1 in-.,g11.,g0g011is pig ..g4,gl,g,3,1 3,3 3 1, 3, 303 1,101 , COMP1,1MEN'1':s OF g DRINK- i 'fr . i i 1 ROGERS' DRUG Q I , 2 STORE 5 2 I I I 2 BARLOW, KY. 5 g -IN BOTTLES I I I . 0:4-301014 -n1rr1opn1n1o1o1:1 1 1 zu-QI. qv..-v1,11qp 11-q.0g.,.,.....,1,,1.1 1.1.1 4xiuinim111wifqui:inuiuiuininninnizrirxinirri 1 1 1 1 111 xiii: 11:1 1110 ini:riuioiuriavioirxiaricxioioioif 1010-01uiniu10i1.T1l10i0Tu11. 1 ic 1 11 1121111 1 1 ri rioi 1101024 COMPLIMENTS OF TERRELL FLORAL COMPANY QYDW IQUQUDUQ1 QCYQIIQI QI W QUQOU into Dixie Be!le-- Senior Girls You should now prepare for independence ENROLL IN 'THE Paducah School of Beauty Culture Teaching the most profitable and interest- ing profession open to women today. 617 BROADWVAY PHoN1-1 707 iujoi rioio1o1o2u1u11 1014 11111110020 Lovelaceville Garage J. W. GHOLSON, PROP. A utornobile A ccessories, Repair Work 10102 ioioioiuioiarioiruixsigioio WahH9s Home Laundry 1NcoKPoRA1'1cn Ioth and Kentucky Avenue PADUCAH, KY. 10201 :ir inioiuiuioiliiui 11 1010020 1105 u - 1 vi: 9 vi 0,0 i 'dojo I 1 GLISSON sToREs 5 No. I, Glissonville i No. 2, Lovelaccville I Q No. 3, Blandville I E GENERAL MERCHANDISE, I Q TRUCKING I 2 WE PLEASE You 1 I 9,0IN110111IfP11'If111111lznclbrvzuxuznzurn--4:0 .i4'0l01f511lilll4li0i0l0i0l0llli1ll0l0l4Q5Q I I LOOP BARBER SHOP Q I I l . - Q Popular Przces g I I Barbers: L. King, F. T. Goode, Paul 3 2 Eliangmn, L. E. Wiliam l 314 KENTUCKY AVICNUIC I 2, E oiomioi riui niningoinioir 3 lg ygqgngwgq A 1 Jvlswf I 5 A. H. ANDERSON 2 I I Volunteer Food Stores 3 2 Q Q Ros.11Nr:1oN AND GKAHAMVILLE, KY. I I 2 Q 0:0 vin 0 do 9.4 Q Q 14? 020 W TD E ii 25 SWG -UF? EQ .55 ? Fourth and Ky. Ave. T Ehbne 33 RENTALS -1- REBUILTS PORTABLES A Call 'Us FJ Free Demonstration . . ii 0:0121 ' ,100 .V I ,b ., + 1. L. sr- R., .- 4 ,A M: 3 4 vu. ' , f. Anti ' oQr1r1rs11s11r21v:1ri1lZ1vi1x1r1-xnzuroioiozroze ' I I I1 Costs Less To Use Quality Paint E Sherwin- Williams 1 3 On Your jon I 2 The Sherwin-Wfilliams 2 - Com an I n P -Y i I i 408 Broadway Phone 2800 i PADUCAH, KY. E i fglQ0Q0D0i5Q0Q0-0,UQ0QDUQUQUQI QVDU' 6 ?1upwnmnbwumupmnmdmuhm-mmmunwcmunodumbgo I Pryor's Drug Store I l PRESCRIPTIONS, SoDAs AND CAN1J1Es g I A Former Sfuffmt 3 I I Your Business Is Appreciated E I I g 21st and Park A1-C. PADUCAH, KY. Q lgiiliililiFl011li1ll0l0l0CDlli0i4'10iilli gl hug-0-yupu-mqmmpm-mqmnpw-yupm-mqun-MCM? I SHOE REPAIRING Q DEPENDABLE FOR 20 YICARS 2 I JOHN N. SMITH 1 I IO7 SOUTH THIRD STRFICT l PADUCAH, KY. g I ' 3 n11r1'1Z1r11l101010i1I1010i 111 2011? . COMPLIMENTS OF 3 . ni D K,BRo1rHERs 2 HARDVVARE, PAINTS. WALL PAPICR I AND GLASS, 2 Agent: for ALADD111 LAMPS I I 120-122 S. THIRD ST. 'Q laC7l0i0QOQ0p0DOQOC.0QlliUillQ0l0Q!0 ouoi1v1rr1o11r11v11r1oi1r10i1r11ni1r14r1o1 v1011n:o1o11v1o:oi0q as 04.2, :UQ vim 'i -STOP AT- I R. W. BEYER'S I For Your FRESH MEATS and 2 GROCERIFS I 3 WEST PADUCAH rf!.5Q0Ql1 D0Q0Q0Q0QllQ0Ql7Q1YQ0QUQ0Q b0QOQ0a0i0QIPQWIDKIIHIQIIQIDQMII I YOPP NURSERY I I Tb: Home of Nea' and Rare Plants I I 3 PHONE 976--I. Q Lone Oak Road PADUCAH, KY. I -ugariricsiuiriuxielm 11 b2b1ri1vZ011vi11i0Z1Pi1li1li1vi0i1lZ1li1.v11r I O. K. BARBER SHOP I32 South Third Street HAIR CUT 20C SHAVE ISC 4 First Class Barbers Barbers: Buddie Ceavers, Beckham Rudd, and Jack Kindred, Prop. jack Kindred, Prop. l. 0.0111 sir 121111111111 11011 n1o11u:o1o:o1o:o11nco:o o u.ov2o1o11n21-141101031-1n2o11-11 3113113042 Qmp1 n:ovoio11ri1ri1r10i1vioir111ni4 vioioioinia '11 0:0 .nie COMPLIMENTS OF Taylor-Wilson Chevrolet Company INCORPORATED AIAMICS :md GICORGF KING, Heath Representatives 11201 111211101113 11 ini 13 121111 3 piojozozozozoqqzo 1 1111 11110111111111111111101111 111 R. W. HARRIS Quality Groceries and Meats 601 FOUNTAIN 1-xvrz. PHONIQ 1,21 1 111 1111111111111 1-1 111 1:11 1411 1111111 1 1 11111 1 111 l Tlzofography S QIFQ PADUCAH, KY. SOL 1'11 SIXTH Sr. PHON1: 669-J Q 0.01111 11 111111111111 1 1 111 11 1111 Bonnie Belle Beauty Shop Phono C291-R IOS North Fourth Srrcc: -CD11-1 :jo 12.11. :nz : :1:1: : : :mpuq :1: an 411101, 4201111111 11: 1 1 111 1 1 1111111111 O PADUOAH, KY. V 131 SOUTH 1lHi 1 . PHONE 42 -1111111 1111111111111:11111 1 111111 1111. 111 111.. 14111111111 111111 o 11111111111111x1411o1o1111111111111111111020 0.0 1111 Burn St. Bernard COAL ST. BERNARD COAL CO. Phone 75 11 11111411111111111411 1 1 11 1 .11111111111141111111111111111111101014 101 Blili R, FOUNTAIT DRIN KS BICI-ION'S SAlN D JVlCH'ES, DINNERS We will appreciate your ljuslnelss-you will ng wreciate our service Intersection Cairo and Metropolis Roads Puomi' 92941 v.a1111io11110i0111iQi0i0i01u1 11 1 109 S . E111 'I X- ii ini 111:11 11111 1 1:11 i W C cl C Q agner an y om pany i Q Jobbers of Q Q FINE CONFECTIONS i Q6 'U Q ,, , f 2 J a 1 O. L. '1'Y1am:, Representatwe Q 726 SOUTH rFHlRll S'1'ur:1c'1' PADUCAII, KY. 1 inning 1 ,101 ,gngl 3 1 1,111 10141434 304111ning.'11,303,1Ug.,g.,1.,1,,1,,1,,1 . . . I Q Start Savzvng Early zu Lzfe ! Thomas M' Hooker 1 i Q Q Q ,xR1,1Ncs'1'oN, mx 2 . g g .-Xgcncy for PHILCU, CROSIJCY and i Q 5 R. C. QX. Radios E A an c?5?EREYli11IBANlx g g lfxpcrt Repairing. Tubes for All Model i 3 Safef .uni .Vt'I'f'iI'illg Solififnf lhfflllgkfzlrl i ! l1'EJ'lKElIfIl1'A'j' . Th C- -. i .g-.,-.-..-..-.,-.,-.-.,-,,,.,,,,,.,.,.,, , e ltI.Z2l'lS g WW-Ummm Q I i i ' S ' B I4 2 5 Q avl ngs a n 5 2 HARLAN LUMBER 5 i i Q PADUCAH, KY. Q COMPANY . Q Q I ' C l . . . Q Q Q Buzldzng Materzal Q The Ideal Bank for Every i Q Q Me7nb6T of the 0771219 1a,xRLow, KENTUCKY I Q U 0:01livtlrinioiotoznxoqm1010101n104.:. ,:.,1,.1,,1 C,,,,,,1,,,,,1,,1,,1l,I,,1n1 -mx ozoviniui 1 2 vi 1 101113121211 11 11: is 1 ri ini: ini: 1 111111131 11111 1011 xioioioio 10101014 0:4 xxx 0:1 10:0 vjcrioiojoiojfrifriojmxjcxioimxioif COMPLIMENTS OF PADUCAH JUNICJR COLLEGE A Fully Accredited Junior College .g.,- FUR Lumber and Millwork CALL King Mill ancl Lumber Co. PHONE 998 Q ' E5 1 cv i c: A O ' 3- : 5: n S i z , -1 ' E Q W ' -4 ! 014 ! 29... 111111111-1-21-in in 1410112 1 2 10101111 1 in :ni xi 111910 114 510101431 5011 1:01014 njojojoioioil ini: mjoiuioioioif 4:01 0:0011 1 1: 21111 1 nioiui ri 2 Qui 134 coM111,nM1cNTs or JQHN E. KIRKSEY County A ttorrn L ,1 r-1:10101 1 101 ioioioioioiniob-1 4 Rogers-Scoft Lumber CQ. INLULPORATED The Q'.1li'y and Service Yard EIGHTH AND CLAY STREETS A PILQNE 382 PAF 'CAH, KY. ozoniuioiltioioi 0112111011111--ini: ina vo 'H mini: fini vii 3 3 3 iaioiuinino - x14 v:o rjo:4xi0:o:oicv:o14v14v:o1cxi1vj4s14x11v14rjoirv11vi4 u m1o1o:o1u1nao:o 0:03 1011 Quia 1 ora 11121910103 rjoioiojoif .f.,-.- lznliuioioioiuil1411014rqvuininioiu ioiuinioiuioifr1n1u1uZoiu111iu14viuiuimze l l Do'n't select any Typewriter until youfve tried this Newest Q and Greatest of UNDERWOODS! j Mom: THAN lcvrzk 'mic wmcninic or CHAMPIONS! i The New Underwood Special Typewriter. Underwood lilliott Q Fisher Speeds the World's Business. Q l TYPEr1'1e1Ti'1e nzwsrozv UNDERWOOD ELLIOTT FISHER COMPANY j l '1'Y1f1cwK1T1f1Rs. . .xecoUNT1NG MAcH1N1as, . .CARBON lnwifzk. , masons Q 2 AND o'1'mcR SUPPLIES I 342 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. 3 Sub Branch, PADUCAH, KY. S 3 Sales and Service Eve rywliere Qgrioioi rinioznioix 2011114rioinioiniwriuioifvinioioiuirriuxa-2311101 E 0501121ni:ri:x241io1ninnio2nQvu:o10 014 i 0111301413021ri:sirrilririfricrimrlcninringo H 2 F. E. DAVISSLCO. i J 1 D Poultr and E f TS 3 y ef. 1 1 Q l g Phone 605 Long Distance Phone 9903 Q f F uri ral and Ambulance Q 224-226 North Third Srrccr l . Service Q PADUCAH, KENTUCKY ! Cgfiifll Q IUQUQUQU lQ0 I . Q E 'UQUQ uliQllQ0,0QOQUQOQOT QOQOQfEQ l eoMPLiMrcN'rs2 or I gg ' ! i ' H. WATSON S l Grocer l I! 5 i S KKVIL, KY. S it PHON E KEVIL S Ice Clremn, Cligarettes, Etc. L Q Q if I fit 2 rjoioiflitrinioioizninff 1011 in 1101010103 101 xiuiuioioioinit I I 1101 1oinioQo1n:oi0i xi ri 1011 ' COMPLIMENTS or x fini: ini:-iv xipierixixiaxiepgariioilxzxlxjaxic LANG BROTHERS Home of Good M edicines 213 BROADWAY . PADUCAH, KY. 1010103 11011 1 vi ni ri ri ,201 in SUN-DEMOCRAT West K entuckgjs Greatest Newspaper xioioioiucnozo 'Z' 1 if cn 5 ' ' g ii A 'E' e Q UU ,Q D! 2 K 91 si- Q2 'L A 5. u-1 A Z Q E E Q2 S2 W 2 1- U 3 Z -1 I 2 as cn ab LTI -4 0 o ll '.:r' Q- P4 ! ff H! C1 ii P H'010I0i0CD0ClNvCMv1'o:o ofoem upmsoxuzu oioiojerioioimrioioqgzg 92011 T :core 0:4114 rioioioioiojujojf 924:14 guxnxou ' l'71e 0:0NL10Z4l1uri0Z1bjoi0i4vi01lb11nQ1n1oiani BLOCK'S ABAKERY 1 BA1fQEfRS OF ' . Enner-gee arid Sandwich Bread FANCY AND STAPLF. PASTRIES , A SPECIALTY ' Qvinioic 11 iuxiavicvicxiricriaric 11 1011 as101zxitxiixifxicnicxinvicbimsifvixxicxifxl VAN AART, FLORIST Floral Bouquets, Sprays and Designs OUR SPECIALTY Phone 4200 Night Phone 3918 525 Broadway, Paducah, Ky. ezuioioin1ini1niui:l1n1oi1nin2n1oi0i1 4101 110111-11 ri si :ini rin: 1:0101 COMPLIMENTS OF The Empire Wholesale ' Grocefy Co. 'boiolnind COFFEE COM The Af 'I OOSTER'S PACE MR. BARKLEY. GRAHAM DR. AND MRS. C. C. MORRIS M R. AND MRS. D. D. CRISP MISS ELOISE LEDFORD MR. ERNEST FREEMAN MR. -IOHN RICKMAN MRS. ICURUTH SWIFT I., MR. AND MRS. tl. L. LANGSTON MR. B. K. DOWELL MR. MILBURN BASS MISS MOLETE MORELOCK MISS ADDIE MAE HELM DR. W. L. TITSWORTH MR. CHARLES WILLIAM HARTING MR. AND MRS. M. B. TAPP MR. H. N. LECKY MR. TRAVIS GIBSON MRS. LOUISE WEBB TUCKER MR. W. QI. IRLSJ HELM MR. 2. T. WREN MR. THOMAS COVINGTON MISS MINNIE LEE RAGLAND MR. AND MRS. JOHN CAMPBELL MRS. WEDA HOLT KING MR. WILLIAM CARNEAL MR. AND MRS. TED CAMPBELL MR. HOLLAND BRYAN M I SS METTA MATHIS M ISS ROWICNA MARSHALL MR. MALIRICE SCOTT MISS MARY EMMA YOUNG Q MR. AND MRS. MILES MEREDITH MISS MARION WILLIAMS I MISS FRANCES .IETT .-1: ifr' LID' . ETL 'z i 9 ' gm.. .1 M 5 i px ,A 5 - Ia I X 7 ri ' MR. AND MRS. A. L. MOSS MISS LUCY -IACKSON MR. L. H. STEM MR. AND MRS. LEON SMITH MR. WILLIAM VANNERSON MRS. F. S. KELLEY MR. HOWARD HELM 1 I li U W W 96 SOUND managerial policies and long, successful experience have provided us with .sufficient equipment, adequate personnel, and ample resources to render dependable service as artists and makers of fine printing plates. That you will be secure from chance, is ourfirst promise. JAHN 8 OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. 811 Wes! Washington Blvd., - Chicago, Illinois In the foreground- Ft. Dearborn re-erected in Gram Park on Chicago's lake from, Illustration by Jahn Er,Ollier Art Studios. Q: 'isle' -' rv. sfubinfiux-' . y L--.IE-i!i.z :13x .s, -.., . -'11 - 4:35