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

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C 'Easy Money A ft' :wa He W Look Me In The Eye GW 77 64 SWOT' td 37 CAST Sidney Holbrook ,, John Earl Harting Claire Holbrook , Stephen Holbrook John Holbrook, Carolyn Tanner Joseph Harting James Gholson Mrs, Christine Sheridan ,Doris Marley Marilyn Sheridan ,. , , Frances King Edith Blair, . , Happy Wilson Georgia Sanders. . ,, Barrat . Susanne Martha Sue Mays , Page Crawford ., ., ,Ann Roth , , .Billy Manning Robbie Reason CAST Daniel Benjamin Arnold Benjamin Larry Moore Vera Stewart , ,. .. Franklin Lax Jim Ed Manning Roy Stewart, Jr. , Martha Neel June Gale Martha Sue Mays FfilZ , . Harry Gish Lena ,, ,, .Hilda House PMSY t Henry E. Russell Costa De La Torrienta , ...Doris Marley Carlotta Frennez .Anna Louise Russell Dr. Forsythe ,, , Moss Carroll Hill CAST Susie Smithers Anna Louise Russell Gideon Gunn Lovice McLaurin Kenneth McLaurin Pernicious Peters Anemia Peters Francine Hoyt Russell Logon , Professor Paxton Rosita Gondelez Sappington Tuppy Tubitha Todd Charles Warford ,, , ,Ann Roth Billy Manning James Mobley Bertha Lee Pippin Virginia Davidson ,Marion Hines , , Pot Long Sherrill Lee Gunn James Elliot Doris Marley

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CAFETERIA URING its second year of existence, the cafeteria has again proved itself a remarkable suc- cess. Under the supervision of Mr. Leon Smith, business manager, Mrs. Leon Smith, overseer of the cafeteria work, Mr. John W. Koon, manager of school farm, and Miss Metta Mathis, who plans the menus, the cafeteria has made a profit of approximately 55350.00 this year. The cafeteria and school farm are cooperative through the use of fresh vegetables produced on the farm and consumed by the cafeteria. The garbage from the cafeteria is an inexpensive means of furnishing food for the hogs. Not only are vegetables furnished by the farm, but also the nece ssar y milk supply needed in cooking and drinking is furnished by Old Dot the school cow. About forty girls prepare and serve the meals to approximately 100 students. These girls ac- quire a complete knowledge of the proper plan- ning of foods, as well as actual experience that may prove very beneficial in later life. The boys Who care for and gather the vegetables acquire a great deal of experience and knowledge in that particular field. - +72 .V ,V 3 -.- . 1--Q. ,- L., , -5.,-,,.:. . 4. ,y,G1x,, 1 .. 5 ,,.,, .rg - -- Mp. ,, ,. Q l g . , va. 11-'e - . . 41,- '1 in T' . ' .' 1-'1.',l:11.., g3:-4,.xg V -.vzinr--.-., iv , K , 3-' 'V' .'...a--,,,,,, ,.-4.+5r,:', .. ., ,gi . .Q -ill, gi' A - , A an A 'iT'gw 'iii F V' f 4 L ,mf .. ,i . ,f

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gvefullvodtl Hails Dofzoflul weafhetingfon Ai' Q Good Sazleylaciy C A bit of keen competition was aroused by an offer of 11 picture in the annual to the person selling twenty or more annuals. This Dorothy did. XY'e salute you, Dorothy! THE PHUTU CLUB Sllamzxm' MOLETE MORELUCK The Snapshots in this book were made by the members of this Club. Memberr RUTH BOLDRY JUNIOR BIVIN MARTHA WYATT JAMES ELLIOTT HELEN WOODS LULA B. WALLACE DORIS ANDERSON NORMA SMITH HOXVARD HOUSE FORD ANDERSON JAMES E. SIMMONS ARNETTA CANUP MARKIORIE SMITH