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

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CLASSMATES 'iff At last! Dear classmates ' Our horizon is near, We are continually approaching, Never without thrills of fear. On independent pathways, We will soon have to go 5 Which roads we will take, Only God can know. Many things have happened, In our little realm g That we will rernernher When other things grow dim. Some of us were durnh, Others were smart, All the world is a stage We play our part. Time is quickly passing, Like a fleeted hand, Tirne goes on forward, Carrying modern rnan. So let us accept the challenge, To prove to God and Nation, That we of this age, Were worthy of creation. -SEBREE ALLEN Page twenty-four

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Feb. 18-At last the time has arrived and what ex- tween games a splendid ceremony was performed ' when Miss Edwina Upshaw, a Junior, was crowned Basketball Queen. She and her at- tendants looked lovely. Quite an evening for 6'l'?1'y01'1l7. Dec. 10-The Pirates visit the Tilghman gym to play Kuttawa. They came back with a defeat of only three points. Dec. 11-Flu epidemic still spreadingg everyone keeps wondering whether school will close or not. If the absentee list keeps falling the an- swer may be yes. flt didn't.j Dec. 12-Mrs. King's annual recital of her music students. The program was enjoyed by all. Dec. 21-Mrs. Sarver presents Christmas Win- dows. Dec. 21-Good-bye until next year! JANUARY Jan. 1-The new year has started off with a bang for us studentsg since Mr. Bagwell has passed many new rules and regulations. Jan. 3- Sharpe defeats the Pirates. Jan. 8-The Pirates beat St. Mary's. Quite a night for the boys! Jan. 11- Seniors present chapel program. Jan. 12-Barlow defeats the Pirates. Jan. 15-Lone Oak brings another defeat to Heath. Jan. 16- Great News! Nylons are back and l see some of our teachers are the proud owners of them. jan. 18-Mrs. King presents her second recital and it was enjoyed just as much as the first. Jan. 18-Pirates visit the Reidland gym and were defeated by four points. Quite an exciting game. jan. 22-Junior Class presents Don't Take My Penny. Jan. 25-Our most exciting game! Benton makes a visit to our gym and defeated the Pirates three points during over time. FEBRUARY Feb. S--Sharpe defeats the Pirates. Feb. 7-Sophomores present chapel program. Feb. 8-Tilghman brings another defeat to Heath. Feb. 15-Heath tramples Sedalia. citement when the class rings were handed out. Feb. 19-A victory for Heath when Wickliffe is trampled. Feb. 21-Seniors receive play books. Feb. 27-Heath defeats the Reidland Greyhounds in the District Tournament, by a margin of four points. MARCH March 2-Second night of the tournament and the Pirates are defeated two points by St. Mary's. March 6-Heath All-Stars played the Metropolis All-Stars. March 29-Seniors present their class play, Grow- ing Pains before capacity audience. APRIL April 16-Seniors present Class Night. April 17-Seniors really carry out Kid Day, not one looked like a dignified Senior, for one day they're all just kids. April 18-What a dread! Test Day is here again. April 19-Junior and Senior banquet. The Juniors did a swell job. Everyone had fun, the girls looked pretty in their formals and the boys looked quite handsome in suits and ties. April 21-Baccalaureate Sermon with Rev. Scott johnson as speaker. April 22-A big day for all the Seniors. Each received his diploma through many tears and farewells. What a day! -BETTY Lowe Page twenty-three

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