Hebbardsville High School - Varsity Yearbook (Hebbardsville, KY)

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F, H. A. Club Kneeling, left to right — Martha Nichols Dorla McHatton Sitting, left to right — Elizabeth Chinn Marie Moss Irene Staples Sara Crafton Emma Gibson Carolyn Sinkhorn Virginia Boswell Wilma Sugg Second Row. left to right Mrs. Farley, sponsor Carolyn Frields Joy Ann Staples Mary Jo Freeman Martha Tapp Dorothy Mays Martha Staples Frances Stone Lorain Klaffer Adel Reeder Third Row, left to right — Marianna Smithhart Jeanette Boswell Victor Rae Brack Helen Sinkhorn Joyce Crawford Back Row, left to right — Delores Glassco Nellie Mays Lela Belle Chinn Cecilia Klaffer Imogene Wilson Bettye Watson Bobbie Nelson Jean Ball Carrol Sandefur Bettie Russell Joyce Priest Mildred Williams Library Club — 28 — Left to right — Victor Rae Brack Imogene Wilson Mrs. Gibson, sponsor Cecilia Klaffer Pansy Hazlewood

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Smiles MISS BRISCOE — Is a chicken big enough to eat when it's two weeks old? DAVID JOHNSON — Certainly not. MISS BRISCOE — Then how does it live? ALBERT DENTON — How fas' can you all run? BOY CRAFTON — Ah can run two miles a minute 'ceptin' foh one thing. ALBERT — What's dat, boy? BOY — On'y jes' cause de distance is too long foh de shortness of de time. MISS KIULA — Johnny, what are the seasons of the year? JOHNNY ALLGOOD — You mean in the United States? MISS KIULA — Yes, of course. JOHNNY — Basketball and football. MRS. FARLEY — Why, surely, you don't consider those windows washed. JENNY BOSWELL — Yes, I washed 'em nice and clean on the inside, so you can look out, but left 'em dirty on the outside so people goin' by can't look in. MR. BRADY — Johnny, what s a rivulet? JOHNNY ALLGOOD — A small river. MR. BRADY — Now, Robert, you tell me what a hamlet is. ROBERT BENNETT — (just beginning to doze off) — Why - er - a small ham. MISS NEWMAN — Can you type? ADELL REEDER — I use the Columbus system. MISS NEWMAN — What's that? ADELL — I discover a key, then I land on it. Calvin Gibson went to the dentist to have an aching tooth removed. After the extraction was over, he asked the dentist to let him have the tooth. DENTIST — What do you want it for? CALVIN — I'm going to take it home, fill it with sugar, and then just watch it ache. MARTHA TAPP — Well, what's on the menu today? MRS. BOATMAN — Why, we have thousands of things to eat. MARTHA — What are they? MRS. BOATMAN — Beans. I saw a cow slip through the fence. A horse fly in the store. I saw a beard walk up the street, A stone step by the dcor. I saw a mill race up the read, A mornng break the gloom. I saw the night fall on the lawn, A clock run in the room. I saw a peanut stand up high, A sardine box in town. I saw a bed spring at the gate, An inkstand on the ground. — 27 —

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Glee Front Row, left to right — Dorothy Brack Shirley Newman Laura Williams Wilda Atherton Judy Gish Mary Honor Hazelwood Second Row, left to right — Mrs. U. M. Gager, teacher Patsy Lester Billy Staples Ann Moss Martha Fruitt Delores Byrne Bettie Ann Priest Willard Clement Bettye Sigler Back Row, left to right — Sara Crafton Imogene Wilson Marie Moss Bettye Watson Bobbie Nelson Victor Rae Brack Martha Nichols James Douglas Risley Club Front Row, left to right — Martha Tapp Lorain Klaffer Frances Stone Emma Gibson Carolyn Sinkhorn Lela Belle Chinn Second Row, left to right — Marie Moss Carolyn Frields Jeanette Boswell Imogene Wilson Martha Staples Mildred Bennett Cecilia Klaffer Ann Moss Delores Byrne Back Row, left to right — Sara Crafton Martha Nichols Victor Rae Brack Mrs. Gager, sponsor Joyce Crawford Bobbie Nelson Bettye Watson Joan Newman Pansy Hazelwood Betty Lou Gibson