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

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hiiusi-.it'1' Lfix, Top Row-Frances Potter, soprano soloist, superior in the Distiict Contest and excellent in the State. Mixed Quartet-Herbert Lax, -Ir., first tenorg Frances Childress, sopranog Anna jean McKinney, alto, Franklin Lax, bassg superior in the District. Girls' Trio-Frances Childress, firs: soprano, Anna jean McKinney, second sopranog Harriett Lane, alto, superior in District, good in the State. Bottom Row-Harry Gish, trumpet soloist, excellent in the State. Boys, Quartet-Herbert Lax, Jr., first tenorg Page Crawford, second tenor, replaced J. T. Pitt at mid-semester, Franklin Lax, baritone, Abner Mace, bass, superior in the District, good in the State. Franklin Lax, baritone soloist, excellent in the District and State. CUNTEST WINNERS - QUARTETTE Music bath charms to To soften or bend The Boys' Quartet proved their ability when they were rated superior at the Dis- tric. Music Contest held at Murray. They have been called to many banquets and other social gatherings to provide entertainment. Ik. J. T. Prri' If1mNm.1N I,Ax Aisiviia Mani. Page fo rf 31

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Our high school museum is quite an alluring place. The Taxidermists, Scouts, Photography Club and Science Department have made a contribution of unusual specimens. There are various collections of animals, birds, stones and relics. The animal collection is comprised of red foxes, guinea pigs, oppossums, muskrats and squirrels. Eagles, owls, gulls and hawks embody the different species of birds. The rocks are of sundry shapes and sizes. Included in the relics are helmets, swords, cannon balls and shells used in the Civil and Revolutionary Wars. The latest contribution to the Museum is an aquarium containing such aquatic life as: fishes, turtles, newts, frogs, snails and tadpoles. MUSEUM ANU ART CLUB Wfhat high school in the State of Kentucky, or anywhere, can boast of the fact that the pictures hanging in the various rooms were painted by the Art students of the school? This can truly be said of Heath. Our art department is only in its infancy, as this is the first year we have offered art. Under the efficient sponsorship of Miss Johnston, we are expecting great things in the future. Page fbirly-nine

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The Band, appearing at most all of the ball games, helped to add pep and enthusiasm to the spiiit of the Pirates. Continuing under the fine leadership of Mrs. Kelley, they have attained recognition as a good high school band. T011 Row-XVilliam Gordon, Romuel Long, Herbert Lax, lr, Iiugene Seaton, Abner Mace, Howard Taschner, Eugene Perkins, Kenneth Thompson. Sm'o11:1' Ron'--Allen McCutcheon, Harry Gish, Audrie Mace, Edirh Jett, Emma ,lane Mace, Marianna Mace, Otis Page. Tbirft Rout'-Lorraine Harris, Franklin Lax, Mrs. F. S. Kelley, Director, Josephine Suiter, Doris Miller. I'il'0llf R010--Billy Adams, Jean Vance, ,lean Stewart, Carolyn Tanner, Louis Schmidt, Sybol Humphreys, Sarah Bagwell, Martha Sue Mays. BAND AND CHORUS soothe the savage breast, a knotted oak. Page forty- Ulll' Top Rott'-Kenneth Ford, Phil Milner, Page Crawford., Geraldine Hite, Clifford Seaton, Harriett Lane, Curtis Langston, Daniel Littleton, Iiranklin Lax, Wfayne Rogers. Seromf Ron'-Anna Louise Russell, T. Pitt, Doris Ruark, Moss C. Hill, Sarah W'ar- ford, Aileen Fiser, Wee Nona Wfarford, John Mason, Marjory Singery, Pauline Schmidt. Tfvirzt Row-Al Roth, Jr., Carolyn Tanner, Clyde Hart Long, Margaret Potter, Abner Mace, Helen Orr, Ernest Ryan, Sillllll Durrett, Frances Potter, Bertran Holley. t'l0Il!'I4f7 Ron'-Jimmie Reeves, Frances King, Glenn Hook, Edith jett, Herbert Lax, Jr., Louis Johnson, Doris Morley, E. B. Mace, Freeman Rogers. Iiiffli Role'-May E. Felts, Martha Sue Mays, Ann Roth, Lucille Cathey, Leona Fletcher, Charles Wfarford, Anna Jean McKinney, Dorothy Randle, Cailon Holland. Bottom Ron'-Martin Dunville, Billy Adams, Harrison Mansfield, Dale Harris, Eugene Long, Romuel Long, Marvin Garland, Jr.