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

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CL.u1s Mo'r'ro: BV PVK'f'f1l'l'llU Top Rolf, Leff fn Riglll-Martha Holley, Laveeda Collier, Miss Gladys Knott, Anna liord. Miffifli' Ron'-Gracie Belle Wfyatt, Arnetta Canup, Ruth Boldrv, Vervie Ander- . 6 son. 150170111 Rau'-Doris Anderson, Norma Smith, Irene Smither, Rosella Mvers. Cajffaifz .. . .. . .. .A.,, Gi Anvs KNQJ'I I' l.fl'I!fl'lItIIIf Cajzfuilz Morijri, Moiuirock '1'i-nap l.i'mlurs Vlzlifillg ANni.1asoN imql LAvi,i IDA ClJl.I.Il'li The Girl Scouts, Troop Number 5, were reorganized in 1936, by Miss Gladys Knott and Miss Molete Morelock. They have an Advisory Committee of foul women of the THE SEUUTS community, namely, Mrs. Onie Hill, Mrs. J. C. Boyd, Mrs. O. T. Myers and Mrs. A. H. Anderson. The Scouts did outstanding work at Christmas time in collecting and re- pairing toys for children of the community. -. .,,H,,...- A thriving, active, growing Boy Scout Troup is a vital necessity in every com- munity. The work of the Scouts is too well known to be mentioned here. Suffice it is to say that this group of boys with Mr. Carroll their leader Do Things Council Committee--f-Court Neel, Thurman QICII, Dr. I.. li. Young, james liroolx- shire. Troop Leaders-Alliston Harris, Curtis Langston, Neil B. Childress, Billy Man- ning, Landsel Carneal, Glen Hook, S. L. Manning, C. YV. Hankins, -Iohn Earl Hurting. Srollflllalxfel' jfxciix CAkkoL,L. Assisfullf Sl'0IlfIIItlNfl'l' D. D. CIKISP. Is ng 1' furry-f1l,'0

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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.

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Page forly three The Cafeteria is one of the new departments in the school this year. Miss Mathis plans the meals, Mr. Leon Smith manages the financial affairs, and Mrs. Smith super- vises the thirty-five girls in the preparation and serving of the meals. An average of one hundred and twenty-five students are served daily. Children who bring their lunches are privileged to eat in che cafeteria also. There is no general luneh peiiod, Classes are so scheduled that serving starts at 11 o'clock and continues until 1 o,eloek serving every 25 minutes, thus enabling all to be served without over-crowded conditions or confusion. -.,.g5,f The Home Economics Club has advanced rapidly and gained due recognition this year. Among the various activities of the club are: A Christmas Party, St. Patrielsis Day Party and a reception for the mothers of the elub meinbers. The Club made two CAFETERIA - HUME EEUNUMIC5 CLUB quilts to finance a trip for the club representatives, Vergie Anderson and Audrie Stone, to the State Conference at Louisville. May this club grow. May its radiance, all its joy and beauty, spread happiness to others throughout the world. Presidenf ,, 7 ,, , Vl',IiGIl. ANIIIZIRSON Vive Presidwil ,,,,,, Gimciiu BIQLLIQ XVYATT Secretary t,,,,,t ,, , JAXNNA Foiuu Sponsor, ..,,t, Miss MIQTTA lX'lATHlS CLUB COLOR: Pink um! Wbifv Frowirixz AlIIC'!'jl'tllI Beazrfif Rose MOTTO: We xlmly nu! for srlmol, llllf for lifif' i