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

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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

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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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This is an inside view of the typing room. The Commercial Department is quite popular with the students. Our equipment, which is modern throughout, consists of 18 typewriters, one Speed-O-Graph and one Ditto Machine. Business Training, Sales- manship, Bookkeeping and Shorthand are included in the commercial curriculum. THE PLAY'S THE THING The dramatic ability of Heath High School has been shown by the stage pro- ductions during the year. The following plays have been presented: The Yellow Slaadouf'-The cast: Robert Hines, Dixie Myers, Richard H. Myers, Mary Ella Boldry, Mary Sue Judd, Sarah Durrett, Lois Garland, Leon Gibson, Farlie Bivin, James Gholson. Sponsor: Mr. D. D. Crisp. D:'1rn1s of Death QThe Junior Playj-The cast: Ann Roth, Margaret Potter, Franklin Lax, Doris Marley, Ezra Thompson, John Earl Harting, Joseph Harting, Geraldine Hite, Virginia Davidson, Anna L. Russell. Sponsor: Mr. D. D. Crisp. The Garden of Ihr' Moon fThe Senior Playj-The cast: Mary Ellen Bradshaw, Benny Owen Allen, Dixie Myers, Roy Vance, James Gholson, Leona Fletcher, Frances Potter, Martha Long, Dow King, Eugene Long, Robert Hines, Charles Morris, Jr., Rubye Pottinger, Farlie Bivin, Leon Gibson, May E. Felts. Sponsor: Miss Rowena Marshall. Thr Haunted Chair -The east: Rubye Pottinger, James Gholson, Rosemary Per- kins, Eleanor Hudson, Lois Garland, Lansdel Carneal, Billy Manning, Alvin Judd, Mary Sue Judd, Charles Warford. Sponsor: Miss Rowena Marshall. Look Wbrfs Heron-The cas : Henry E. Russell, Martha Sue Mays, Roy Stewart, Jr., Martha Neel, Hilda House, Marcella Crotzer, Harry Gish, Pauline Schmidt, Angie Lee Boldry. Sponsor: Mrs. Harvey Koch. The Land of Dreams Come True -An operetta presented by the first six grades of Heath High School and directed by Misses Floy Johnston, Alpha Cathey, Frances Jett, and Mr. Jack Carroll. Mrs. Margaret Kelley was director of the music and Miss Molete Morelock of the dances. Musical Rezfue sponsored by Music Department and Clogging Club. Page forty-sczfcn