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

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Wligit can be more attractive than a group of girls keeping time to the rhythm of music? The Greeks, the achievers of the highest standards of physical perfection of the old nation, realized the value of dancing. It develops poise, rhythm, grace and beauty. The attainment of these characteristics is the aim of this group. -- all lift -- The Expression Group appearing in costumes is sponsored by Mrs. Harvey Koch, who was responsible for the make-up of all the play productions. To show their ability they are appearing in costumes, portraying the character they represented in some pro- gram during the year. The Sophisticated Lady, Martha Neel, Old Maid Aunt, Pauline ELUEGING CLASS - DRAMATICS Sehmidtg Grandpa, joseph Hartingg City Dude, john Earl Hartingg Sis Hopkins, Hilda House, The Romantic Country Kid, Henry Ewell Russell, Gypsy Dancer, Angie Lee Boldryg The Brave Boy, Bertrand Holly, The Indian Chief, Doris Morleyg The Boxer, David Gibbs, The Pilgrim Maidens, Martha M. Massie, Betty Lou Hill: Benny and Bunny, Anna Fay Koch, Martha Jean Millerg Little Fairy, Sue Lassiter, Sleepy Heads, Elbert Earl Cartwright, Tandy Roper, The Little Aecordinist, Betty Jean Koch, Acro- batic Dancer, Martha Sue Mays. l r'a1'n ml I II IT'S A KNocKoUT'r M-M , C Mus. LTARVIQY Koc H

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' -mo, X Tofu Rolf'-joseph Harting, Henry E. Russell, Billy Manning. Svroml Ron'-S. L. Manning, Roy N. Vance. Bolfonz Ron'-Roy Stewart, Mr. Leon Smith, john Earl Harting. The Heath lligh School Debating Club, under the direction of Mr. Leon Smith, has achieved many honors and made a record for itself by winning OLII of twenty debates eleven victories, six non-decisions, and three defeats. Roy Vance and Joseph Harting won the Iiirst District Debate Tournament at Murray, and represented Heath at the State Tournament at Lexington, where they were eliminated in the eighth round. DEBATE CLUB - FUTURE EARMERS The Heath Chapter of the Future liariners of America, under the direction of Mr. Basil Smith, has done very competent work this year. They made a camping tour in August, 1936, on which they saw many interesting places, went to the Kentucky State Fair to compete in a State Livestock judging Contest, and sponsored their second Annual Father and Son Banquet. Top Ron'-Harry Davis, Treasurer, Louis Johnson, Robert Crane, Aubrey Little- ton, Robeit Pittard, Henry Ii. Russell, Mr. Basil Smith, Sponsorq XVilliam Nace. Sz't'011:f Ron'-W'ayne Rogers, Aloe Pittard, Joseph Glisson, C. XV. Hankins, T. Elrod, Otis Throgmartin. il'lJ!rrf Kon'-lfzra Thompson, Secretary, Landsel Carneal, john liarl Harting, Vice Presidentg Shirley Vance, Thomas Ball, -lohn Long. Boffom RON'-Maurice Bobo, Wfarren Martin, President, Spurgeon Thompson, Romuel Long, john Harris, Marvin Garland, i ,1 sw, 1-swiss owns Q-fm, swiss Q11 Xiri viswsw .QW sw sri' ww W.- Ig o fi 2111

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X Sjwlfsor .....K... ...,...........,,7..., ..7....7 M I ss Gtmws Knorr This unique group is composed of about thirty girls from the seventh to ninth grades inclusive. These girls have achieved success in their many forms of tumbling and pyramid building which is an excellent form of physical activity. This is the first year in the history of Heath High School that a Tumbling Club has been sponsored for girls. TUMBLING TEAM Instituted as a new extra-curricula activity during the school year of 1936-1937 was tumbling. Great progress was made with the activity under the direction of Mr. Jack Carroll. The feats of the tumblers proved entertaining on several occasions. This form of physical education is of great value in developing rhythm, balance, and timing: and is a healthful form of exercise. SPUIISUI' .MR. QIAQK CAIQRQLI. Page forty-six