Hebbardsville High School - Varsity Yearbook (Hebbardsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1949 volume:

THE VARSITY 1949 PUBLISHED BY THE JOURNALISM CLASS Hebbardsville High School HEBBARDSVILLE, KENTUCKY The Staff Editor .. Martha Ann Staples Assistant Editor - - _ _ Carol Sandefur Business Manager Fielding Williams Circulation Manager . _ Wilma Sugg Art Editor William Knight Sports Editor Preston Johnson Advertising Staff .. _ _ Journalism Class Will . - . Lela Bell Chinn Charles Crafton William Knight History _ Frances Stone Fielding Williams Class Poem Carol Sandefur Carolyn Sinkhom Dedication _ - Altha Lois Mauzey Martha Neil Tapp Prophecy Wilma Sugg Preston Johnson James Staples Sponsor _ .. Miss Wanda Grant 1 to 1 We Dedicate RAY GOLDSBERRY We, the Journalism Class of 1948-49, dedicate this annual to Ray Goldsberry, who was killed in an accident during the summer of 1948. Ray would have been a Sophomore this year. The students of Hebbardsville High School will always re- member him for his personal friendship, kindness, and loyalty. — 3 — HARRY W. LINDENBERG, JR. Principal Agriculture University of Kentucky HEBBARDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL — 4 — Meet The Faeulty HIGH SCHOOL ELEANOR M. BABB English Western Kentucky State Teachers College LUCILE B. BRISCOE History- Western Kentucky State Teachers College University of Kentucky WANDA L. GRANT Commerce Evansville College GRACE M. KOEHLER Biology Evansville College HAROLD LIVELY Music Evansville College No Picture DAVID CARLISLE Physical Education Social Studies Murray State — 5 — Meet The Faculty GRADE SCHOOL EDNA BROADLEY 1st Grade Campbellsville College ELIZABETH DUNCAN 4th Grade Western Kentucky State Teachers College LORA C. CLARK 2nd Grade Western Kentucky State Teachers College MARY EDNA HEINZ 5th Grade Western Kentucky State Teachers College MAYME HAGAN 3rd Grade Western Kentucky State Teachers College MAE ASHBY 6 th Grade Western Kentucky State Teachers College — 6 — Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT PRESTON ALLEN JOHNSON PREVIO Almost but not quite that's my record' F. F. A. '48. '49 Basketball '47. '48. '49 Jr. Class Play REPORTER FRANCES CAROL SANDEFUR SANDY Life is one big frolic Class Reporter '48, '49 F. H. A. Reportsr '49 Commercial Club '48. '49 Jr. Class Play SECRETARY JAMES DENTON STAPLES SHAY The same wherever he gees F. F. A. '47. '48. '49 Sec. of F. F. A. '48 Basketball '45. '47, '48, '49 Jr. Class Play TREASURER FELDING GRIFFIN WILLIAMS FEE FEE Life is what you make it F. F. A. '47. '48. '49 Pres, of F. F. A. '48. '49 Speech Club '48 District F. F. A. Treasurer '48 Jr. Class Play VICE-PRESIDENT WILLIAM GRIFFIN KNIGHT CRENCH For every man there's a woman F. F. A. '47, '48, '49 Pres, of Class '47. '48 Basketball '46, '47 Jr. Class Play — 7 — LELA BELL CHINN ALTHA LOIS MAUZEY LULU Grin and bear it F. H. A. '46, '47. ’48 F. H. A. Secretary '48 Secretary of Class '47 Glee Club '46. '47, '48 Jr. Class Play Seniors LOIS Always the same to everyone she meets Glee Club '48 Commercial Club '49 CHARLES CARROLL CRAFTON ROCKY Never fall for any certain one. go with them all and have your fun F. F. A. '47. '48. '49 Jr. Class Play CAROLYN JEAN SINKHORN JEANIE Laugh and the world laughs with you Pres, of F. H. A. '49 Reporter of F. H. A. '47 F. H. A. '46. '47. '48 Glee Club '46, '47, '48 Commercial Club '49 Jr. Gass Play — 8 — Seniors MARTHA ANN STAPLES MARTY High ambitions and a strong will, will take you far F. H. A. '46. '47. '48 F. H. A. Historian '48 State F. H. A. Parliamentarian '49 Glee Club '46. '47 Commercial Club '49 Cheerleader '48, '49 Jr. Class Play FRANCES LOU STONE MABEL Where there's a will there's a way F. H. A. '46, '47. '48 F. H. A. Parliamentarian '48 Class Reporter '46. '47 Glee Club '46. '47 Secretary of Class '48 Commercial Club '49 Jr. Class Play WILMA ANN SUGG WASIE Do what is right and the world rolls along with you F. H. A. '46. '47. '48 District F. H. A. Parliament '48 F. H. A. Vice-President '47 Commercial Club '49 Cheerleader '48. '49 Jr. Class Play — 9 — Seniors MARTHA NEIL TAPP BABY A happy smile wherever she goes F. H. A. '46. '47. '48 Glee Club '46. 47. '48 Secretary of Class '48 Commercial Club '49 Jr. Class Play JOE EDWIN STEWART WIMPY Veteran — Pvt. Oct. '45 — May '46 F. F. A. Basketball THOMAS EDWARD TRADER TONY Veteran — S 1-c — 10 — CLASS MOTTO Don't stare up the steps, Step up the stairs. FLOWER Red Rose COLORS Red and White CLASS POEM It was twelve years ago when we first started to school. To work lor our grades and leam the golden rule. We were all so eager and wanting to learn. That we listened intensely to cur elders, who then were so stem. But years have passed, and its time to leave, For our goals we have reached, and success we have achieved. Our school days behind us, our future ahead, And a road full of hardships that we have yet to tread. Our hearts are saddened as the day draws near, When we shall depart from our school so dear. Our teachers before us with smiles so sweet, With our problems we went and they helped us defeat. When the doors open again next year, The seniors of '49 will not be here. But memories of us that will linger fcrever, Of a class who have shared their troubles together. — 11 — 1949 Class History Twelve long years ago members of the class of 1949 en- rolled in various schools for the first time. Only four members of the 1937 class have completed their entire twelve years of schooling at Hebbardsville. They are: Martha Staples, Frances Stone, Fielding Williams, and Preston Johnson. The rest of the present Senior Class of thirteen members have joined these four in the grades or in high school. We entered the seventh grade with an enrollment of 23, but when we graduated from the eighth grade, we had lost 3 members. Then we were Freshmen and Sophomores, with everyone calling us green and silly , but we thought we were pretty smart. We spent much of our time studying, but still found time to have fun- In the fall of '47 we started as Jolly Juniors, with Harry W. Lindenberg, Jr. as our principal. This was the year that the class presented the play, Socially Ambitious. This year, our twelve years of schooling end. We will al- ways be grateful to our parents for providing us with the op- portunity to receive a high school education, and to our teachers for the patience and consideration they have shown through the years that we were with them. — 12 — Class Prophecy One afternoon when my tasks as housewife were finished and I was waiting for Jimmie to come home from the office, I sat down to read the paper. I saw a picture of a large coal mine, owned and operated by a certain boy that Carol Sandefur had always adored. It is the largest mine in Hender- son County, and Miss Sandefur is secretary. As I skimmed on down the page, I saw that Charles Crafton had captured Two Ton Tony , public enemy number 1. He is Chief of Detectives on the California police force, and is now covering a baffling murder case. Fielding Williams has been appointed president of the University of Kentucky, and is trying to keep the school on its feet. As I turned to the sports page, what did my eyes see but that Preston Johnson, a former baseball player, is now playing professional baseball with the Detroit Tigers. He is the highest paid catcher in the Major League. As I looked farther, I noticed the announcement of Frances Stone's engagement to William Knight. William is a general in the army, stationed in New Jersey. Frances is head of Belk-Henderson's ready-to-wear store. The date will be set later. I also saw that Lela Bell Chinn had reached her goal — getting married that is — and is now living in Evansville. Glancing on through the paper I saw that Altha Lois Mauzey is teaching music at Bosse High School in Evansville- Also, I noticed that Martha Staples has graduated from college and is putting her education to use. She is teaching Home Economics at Hebbards- ville High School. Carolyn Sinkhorn is now home for a vacation with her parents. She is accompanied by her fiance. Miss Sinkhorn has been studying to be a beautician at Bowling Green College. Last, but not least, I saw Martha Neil Tapp had a slight shock while working at the Southern Bell Telephone Company, but is recovering rapidly. I was surprised to see the news about our former classmates, because only yesterday Jimmie and I were wondering about our graduating class of Heb- bardsville High School. Who am I? Why, I am Wilma Sugg Staples. — 13 — Class Will We, the Seniors of 1949, being of sound mind (after the past 12 years) and realizing the necessity of these heirlooms being passed down to our dean- teachers and underclassmen, do hereby will and bequeath these, our dearest possessions. I, Lela Bell Chinn, do will and bequeath my love for boys to Pansy Hazelwood. I, Charles Crafton, do will and bequeath my love for cigarettes, wine, and women to Bobby Clay comb. I, Preston Johnson, do will and bequeath my love for a Junior girl to Ernest Wilson. I, William Knight, do will and bequeath my curly hair to Dicky Williams. I, Altha Lois Mauzey, do will and bequeath my smiles and love for music to Mildred Bennett. I, Carol Sandefur, do will and bequeath my ability to laugh and have a good time to Sara Boswell. I, Carolyn Sinkhom, do will and bequeath my winning smiles and happy ways to Carolyn Gates. I, Jimmy Staples, do will and bequeath my love for sports to Norris Crafton. I, Martha Staples, do will and bequeath my ability as cheerleader and my friendly ways to Sue Keller. I, Frances Stone, do will and bequeath my love for walking around the school with boys to Nancy Phillips. I, Wilma Sugg, do will and bequeath my love for country ways to Sally Keller I, Fielding Williams, do will and bequeath my solemn ways to Buddy Newman. I, Martha Tapp, do will and bequeath my chubbiness to Jo Ann Newman. We, die Senior Class, do will and bequeath to Harry W. Lindenberg, our principal, patience to cope with his many worries and problems. We will and bequeath to Miss Wanda Grant, our commercial teacher, six new typewriters, sc that she can get a little speed out of her students. We will and bequeath to Mrs. Eleanor Babb, our English teacher, a whistle sc that she can help her husband referee ball games. We will and bequeath to Miss Grace Koehler, our Biology teacher, a large paddle to help keep order in the study hall. We will and bequeath to Scott Sylvester Smith, our wonderful basket- ball coach, a motor scooter so that he can get back and forth to school; and it is requested that he take each senior girl for a ride. We will and bequeath to Miss Ludie Briscoe, our History teacher, a new coat of patience, knowing her's is wearing thin after the past years with the Junior and Senior Classes. We will and bequeath to Harold Lively, our music teacher, every- thing he needs to give Hebbardsville High School a successful band and glee club. More power to him. We, the Senior Class of 1949, do will and bequeath to fee Senior Class of 1950, any overlooked cuds of gum, pencil stubs, erasers, or scraps of pa- per that we may have left behind in fee rush. May they put them to good use. We also leave to them our seats in the Senior Row. — 14 — Who’s Who at H. H. S. Greenest Freshman_____________________________________Judy Gish Silliest Sophomore _________________________________ Peggy Sugg Jolliest Junior -------------------------------- Mildred Bennett Most Dignified Senior ____________________________ Charles Crafton Wittiest Student --------------------------------- Charles Crafton Best All Around Girl________________________________Martha Staples Best All Around Boy_________________________________Jimmie Staples Biggest Gum Chewer____________________________________ Peggy Sugg Biggest Day Dreamer_____________________________________________Sue Keller Best Athlete________________________________________Jimmie Staples Laziest Student____________________________________Charles Crafton Busiest Student__________________________________Bobby Claycomb Romeo and Juliet_________________Jimmie Staples and Wilma Sugg Best Sport__________________________________________Jimmie Staples Peppiest Student ___________________________________Martha Staples Biggest Two-Timer_______________________________Preston Johnson Biggest Gcssiper ___________________________________Martha Fruit Biggest Grumbler____________________________Harry W. Linenberg, Jr. Most Polite Student_________________________________Jimmie Staples Friendliest Students__________ Bettye English and Martha Staples Biggest Pest______________________________________Mrs. Eleanor Babb Biggest Tease______________________________________Charles Crafton Grinningest Grinner______________________________Miss Lucile Briscoe Nosiest Person____________________________________Mrs- Eleanor Babb Nuttiest Nut_______________________________________Charles Crafton Biggest Cry Baby___________________________________Delores Byrne Lbudest Laugher_______________________________________________Carol Sandefur Happiest Student______________________________________Jo Ann Newman Night Owl_______________________________________Edward Hazelwood Walking Dictionary____________________________________________Dicky Williams Model Student________________________________________Nancy Phillips — 15 — Juniors Sponsor MISS GRACE KOEHLER President PANSY HAZELWOOD Reporter CAROLYN GATES Vice-President JO ANN NEWMAN MILDRED BENNETT Secretary SUE KELLER EDWARD HAZELWOOD Treasurer ROBERT CLAYCOMB THOMAS MOORE CHARLES SMITH No Picture — 16 — Sophomore Class 1st Row — 2nd Row — 3rd Row — WOODROW RANSOM NORRIS CRAFTON THELMA HAZELWOOD BETTY ENGLISH ELEANOR FRIELDS MARTHA FRUIT DELORES BRYNE MARY TILLERSON SARA BOSWELL GRACE KOEHLER — sponsor NANCY PHILLIPS RONALD GOLDSBERRY EDITH FREELS DORIS GLASSCO MARTHA NEWMAN BETTY SIGLER PEGGY SUGG ADELL McLAVAIN RAYMOND TILLERSON JIMMY RISLEY BILLY STAPLES ERNEST WILSON BERNARD HUGHES EUGENE HAIRE JIMMIE BALL RICHARD HAIRE JOYCE BOSWELL — 17 — Freshmen Class 1st Row — 2nd Row — 3rd Row — SCOTT SMITH — Sponsor JOHN DITTERLINE PERCY GLASS DOROTHY BRACK JUANITA BENHAM LLOYD SAWYER BETTY ANN PRIEST JUDY GISH ESTHER RUSSELL MARY SUE GRIFFITH JAMES BUSBY SALLY KELLER DORISALINE BUTLER JUDITH GREGORY WANDA KLAFFER JANICE HAZELWOOD —.18 — Coronation School King and Queen Pictured above are the School King and Queen and their attendants. They are, reading from left to right: Betty English, Sophomore; Dorothy Brack, Freshman; Mildred Bennett, Junior; Frances Stone, queen, Senior; William Knight, king, Senior; James Busby, Freshman; Eugene Haire, Sophomore. Standing behind the king and queen is Fielding Williams, president of F. F. A., who crowned the couple. They were crowned at the annual Christmas Party sponsored by the F. F. A. — 20 School Queen Jr ance A one — 21 — School King 22 Basketball Queen and Attendants — 23 — Mr. and Miss Senior M i Carol Sandefur Mr. Fielding illiams — M — Mr. Miss Junior MISS SUE KELLER MR. EDWARD HAZELWOOD Mr. Miss Sophomore MISS SARA BOSWELL MR. JAMES BOSWELL Mr- 6c Miss Freshman MISS DOROTHY BRACK MR. JAMES BUSBY Mr 6c Miss Junior High MISS PATRICIA NUNLEY MR. JAMES HAIRE — 25 — Eighth Grade 2nd Row — LUCILE BRISCOE — sponsor 1st Row — NORRIS PRIEST CALVIN BOSWELL CLAUDE WINGFIELD ELBERT PINKSTON DORIS RISLEY HUGH HAZELWOOD PATRICIA NUNLEY BUDDY NEWMAN NANNIE GIBSON RONALD FRAY DONALD BARNES MAXINE McHATTON GERALDINE BRYANT LULA BELL BRYANT MARY JO ALLGOOD CAROLYN HUGHES CAROL LAMBERT THELMA JEWELL JOAN GATES SHERRY PARRISH JIMMY ENGLISH 3rd Row — CLYDE BENHAM ERNEST GIBSON MERLE CRAWFORD ADDISON BOSWELL CHARLES McHATTON HARRY BENNETT DOROTHY BEALS WILLARD CLEMENTS — 27 — Seventh Grade 1st Row — PHILLIP WILLIAMS HIRAM KNIGHT TEDDY SMITH DONALD BALL WAYNE GENTRY HOUSTON GOLDSBERRY MARVIN BRACK DONNIE BUTLER 3rd Row — WANDA GRANT — spnsor CAROLYN DITTERLINE ELAINE PECKENPAUGH CAROLYN HUST PEGGIE STAPLES MARY HONOR HAZELWOOD BETTY STONE JERRY GOLDSBERRY MARTHA GALLOWAY T. M. MAPLE 2nd Row — GERTRUDE WILLIAMS CARLENE JEWELL SHIRLEY NEWMAN PATSY LESTER SHIRLEY PECKENPAUGH LETTIE CLARK CHARLES FRUIT VIRGINIA DORIS COX JULIA HERZOG 4th Row — LAURA WILLIAMS VIOLA HAIRE DONALD RAY CHARLES HAIRE MARTHA SAWYER THOMAS WOLFE JAMES HAIRE BILLY SANDEFUR RONALD STAPLES FRANKIE GIBSON 28 Sixth Grade 1st Row — FRANKLIN RANSOM ELEANOR GOLDSBERRY WILDA ATHERTON CARREL RISLEY MAYER VAN BUSSUM AUSTIN PRIEST MILLIE HAZELWOOD BETTY RISLEY 2nd Row — SHIRLEY CARTER RUBY PARKER DONNIE BROWN RUTH KING BENNIE HAIRE SUE BALL DAVID SANDEFUR JERRY NUNLEY 3rd Row — MAE ASHBY — teacher MARLYN HUST JOE RUSSELL LEON HAIRE DON PECKENPAUGH CHARLES BROWN BILLY CARTER BOBBY GOLDAY BOBBY VAUGHT — 30 — Fifth Grade 1st Row — 2nd Row — 3rd Row — RONNIE NEWMAN ARCHIE HAIRE GRETA BUNCH KENNETH COX GLADYS SARTAIN ANNETTE INGE MARY ANN MOORE MARY EDNA HEINZ — Teacher SUE CAGLE BARNES BOBBY PINKSTON JIMMY LESTER PATSY JONES PEGGY ANN GOLDSBERRY PEGGY JEWELL BILLIE BUTLER DONALD VANCLEVE ALBERT GLASSCO JIMMY PINKSTON JACKIE NUNN MARGIE KEENE PEGGY POWELL LULA B. VAUGHT — 31 — Fourth Grade 1st Row — BETTIE DUNCAN — teacher TOMMY BOSWELL SHIRLEY ENGLISH CAROLYN KEENE CARRIE RUSSELL LARRY GOLDSBERRY DENNIS CLARY 2nd Row — SHELBY GIBSON LARRY HAZLEWOOD BEVERLY WINGFIELD JERRY STAPLES BOBBY RISLEY DARRELL NUNN 3rd Row — MARTHA JO GRIFFIN RICHARD McHATTON ROY EDWARD McLEVAIN ESTHER COLLIER JAMES CARROL HAIRE CLARENCE EDWARD GREGG MARY ROSE STALLINGS — 32 — Third Grade 1st Row — MAYME P. HAGAN — Teacher SHELBY JEAN GOLDSBERRY GLENDA JANE WILSON ELBRIDGE NUNN BYRON COLLIER. JR. CLARIE STAPLES DOUGLAS SMITH HART 3rd Row — . MARY RUTH BARTER BETH JONES J. W. BRYANT DORIS MARIE TROGDEN JAMES OWEN VAUGHT EMMA RAY SHIRLEY JOYCE POWELL 2nd Row — MORRIS PINKSTON WYATT EDWARD NEWMAN BETTY CARROLL BAXTER LINDA MAE COX REGGIE STAPLES MARGARET KNOTT LINDY LOU BUTLER — 33 — Second Grade 1st Row — DELORES BUIE GLORIA PHELPS LARRY BARNES DAVID STALLINGS WILMA BRYANT HAROLD HERZOG 2nd Row — KENNETH BRACK JAMES KNOTT BONNIE ATHERTON BOBBY SAWYER MARY LOU CARTER JIMMY BAXTER BARBARA PAGE 3rd Row — LORA CLARK — Teacher DONNA SUE GREGORY BETTY McLEVAIN MARIE SANDEFUR BRENDA BRISCOE BEVERLY RISLEY DELILAH INGE — 34 — First Grade 1st Row — PAUL PULLEY JACK BUTLER LONNIE INGE MARY JO BUTLER BOBBY JO PRIEST PHYLLIS ENGLISH JAMES C. HUST BOBBY GOLDSBERRY 2nd Row — CAROLYN CHINN KAY BRISCOE MARY ANN HAMILTON CHARLES GRIFFIN WILLIAM E. SANDEFUR LEWIS CHEANEY LINA NUNN DOUGLAS BAXTER JERRY DILLIHAY 3rd Row — ENDA BROADLEY — Teacher LARRY BUTLER CAROL BECK CHARLES HAZELWOOD ELIGE McLEVAIN MARILYN GOTHARD NANCY BROWN WILLIAM LEE HAIRE BONNIE COX HAROLD GLEN HAIRE — 35 — Commercial Club 1st Row — 2nd Row — 3rd Row — WANDA GRANT — Sponsor SUE KELLER CAROLYN GATES CAROLYN SINKHORN MARTHA ANN STAPLES WOODROW RANSOM THELMA HAZELWOOD EDITH FREELS ’ PANSY HAZELWOOD ALTHA LOIS MAUZEY FRANCES STONE JO ANN NEWMAN WILMA SUGG CAROL SANDEFUR MILDRED BENNETT MARTHA TAPP BOB CLAYCOMB BERNARD HUGHES CHARLES SMITH EUGENE HAIRE NANCY PHILLIPS BETTY ENGLISH MARY TILLERSON — 37 — Band 1st Row — DORISALINE BUTLER CAROL LAMBERT LAURA WILLIAMS AUSTIN PRIEST BUDDY BUSBY SHERRY PARRISH CAROLYN GATES RICHARD HAIRE PATRICIA NUNLEY NORRIS CRAFTON DONALD BARNES 2nd Row — NORRIS PRIEST BILLY STAPLES ADDISON BOSWELL JIMMY RISLEY EDWARD HAZELWOOD JIMMY STAPLES PRESTON JOHNSON BUDDY NEWMAN DORIS RISLEY HAROLD LIVELY, director 3rd Row — ROGER PECKENPAUGH — 38 — Glee Club 1st Row — 2nd Row — SHIRLEY NEWMAN LAURA WILLIAMS VIOLA HAIRE DELORES BYRNES MARTHA FRUIT LETTIE CLARK SHIRLEY PECKENPAUGH MARY HONOR HAZELWOOD GERTRUDE WILLIAMS MARTHA GALLOWAY PEGGY SUGG LELA BELL CHINN DORIS GLASSCO CAROLYN DITTERLINE DORIS COX CAROLYN HUST BETTY SIGLER MARTHA NEWMAN 3rd Row — ADELL McLEVAIN JULIA HERZOG PATSY LESTER BETTY STONE MARTHA SAWYER PEGGY STAPLES ELAINE PECKENPAUGH ELEANOR FIELDS CARLENE JEWELL — 39 — F. F. A 1st Row — HARRY W. LINDENBERG — sponsor ERNEST WILSON JOHN DITTERLINE PERCY GLASS PRESTON JOHNSON LLOYD SAWYER 2nd Row — JIMMY BALL RONALD GOLDSBERRY FIELDING WILLIAMS JIMMY RISLEY DICKY WILLIAMS EDWARD HAZELWOOD RICHARD HAIRE 3rd Row — BILLY STAPLES RAYMOND TILLERSON WILLIAM KNIGHT JIMMY STAPLES CHARLES CRAFTON JIMMY BOSWELL BUDDY BUSBY — 40 F. H. A 1st Row — JO ANN NEWMAN MILDRED BENNETT BETTY ENGLISH CAROLYN SINKHORN PEGGY SUGG NANCY PHILLIPS ELEANOR FRIELDS 2nd Row — MARY TILLERSON THELMA HAZELWOOD MARTHA STAPLES DORIS GLASSCO MARTHA NEWMAN BETTY SIGLER CAROLYN GATES MARTHA FRUIT DELORES BYRNE 3rd Row — LELA BELL CHINN PANSY HAZELWOOD WILMA SUGG ADELL McLEVAIN ALTHA LOIS MAUZEY FRANCES STONE EDITH FREELS SUE KELLER MARTHA TAFP — 41 — Cheerleaders Pictured above are the girls who lead the students in cheering at the basketball games. They are, reading from left to right: Martha Ann Staples, Delores Byrne, Thelma Hazelwood, and Wilma Sugg. COACH SCOTT SMITH — 43 — The Varsity Bulldogs m STAPLES -44 Our Team The Hebbardsville Bulldogs, reading from left to right are: 1st row, Scott Smith, Coach; Jimmy Staples, captain; Ernest Wilson; Eugene Haire; Jimmy Risley; Jimmy Boswell; Harry Lindenberg, principal. 2nd row, Buddy New- man; Preston Johnson; Ed Hazelwood; Ernest Gibson- 3rd row, Buddy Busby; Ronald Goldsberry; Merle Crawford; and Norris Priest, student manager. BOBBY GOLDSBERRY Mascot — 45 — Autographs Compliments of Clarence Wood — 48 — J'DJc IfoiVc dhpui hmsmL Ohmic ire (Boiiktiu — 49 — Compliments of (YYlihAouhian SiaJtiowtoj (fo. Producers of The 1949 Varsity PAUL B. MOSS COMPANY Juneraf anc 1-AmUance S en 'Uice PHONE 2737 510 SECOND STREET HENDERSON, KENTUCKY 50 FERRELL BROTHERS Snappy Service 219 N. 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PHONE 3693 COMPLIMENTS OF SUGG COMPANY FORD DEALER TAYLOR BROTHERS MEN'S FURNISHINGS CLOTHES HENDERSON, KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS OF FARMERS BANK TRUST COMPANY — Member — FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION — 61 — COOPER'S WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES G. FIELDING JONES, JR. OWEN B. JONES Proprietors GLIDDEN PAINT WALLPAPER WATERSYSTEMS PHONE 3858 312 FIRST STREET HENDERSON, KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS OF STAPLES JEWELRY and CLOTHING STORE 132 N- MAIN ST. KENDERSON, KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. LEROY STONE COMPLIMENTS OF BELK-HENDERSON DEPARTMENT STORE COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNNY'S GROCERY ZION, KENTUCKY PHONE 5201 — 62 — BECK'S DELUXE MARKET ANYTHING IN SPORTS PHONE 2729 422 S. GREEN STREET J. V. GASSER CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH Sales Service PHONE 3107 121 N. GREEN STREET NU-WAY SHOE REPAIR SPECIALIZING IN INVISIBLE SOLES PHONE 2505 313 SECOND STREET PITT'S GROCERY HARDEN PITTS. Prop. HIGHWAY 54 Or. Pepper fi Sun Crest Buttlinij Cn. 737 FIRST STREET PHONE 2210 ANDERSON BEDDING COMPANY MATTRESSES — BOX SPRINGS VENETIAN BLINDS PHONE 4480 HENDERSON, KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS OF ALLIED APPLIANCE CORPORATION APPLIANCES — PLUMBING — HEATING RECORDS — SPORTS 229-231 FIRST ST. PHONE 7-1826 COMPLIMENTS OF SUTTON AND HARE MOTOR CO. Sales Service DEALERS FOR KAISER, FRAZER. AND REO TRUCKS ALSO HAULING AND SPREADING 1215 SECOND ST. PHONE 3527 COMPLIMENTS OF IOHN P. BAILEY RECORD SHOP 315 SECOND STREET IESS HARP AND SON ELECTRIC ACETYLENE WELDING BOILER REPAIRING —PORTABLE EQUIPMENT PHONE DAY 3412 — NIGHT 2962 or 3782 107 SECOND ST. HENDERSON, KENTUCKY — 64 — COMPLIMENTS OF HART IMPLEMENT CO. Oliver New Idea and New Holland Implements WEED-NO-MORE PHONE 2858 1010 N. GREEN ST. L. ALLEN RHOADS COUNTY ATTORNEY HENDERSON, KENTUCKY HELRICH'S CHINA GIFT SHOP GOODRUM HOTEL BUILDING HENDERSON, KENTUCKY REIGLE ALIGNMENT SERVICE We Straighten Axles, Frames. Rear-Housing, Wheels and Drums RELINE BRAKES ON TRUCKS PASSENGER CARS Carry All Front End Parts Shocks for All Cars 812 N. GREEN ST. PHONE 2534 MATT'S NEWS AND GIFTS 226 Second St. Phone 2327 HENDERSON. KENTUCKY — 65 — BUY DIRECT FROM DOLPH HAZELWOOD'S AND YOU WILL KNOW WHERE YOUR COAL COMES FROM WE DELIVER THE BEST ONLY LUMP — STOKER — NUT OFFICE PHONE — 4741 MINE PHONE — 78-3546 COMPLIMENTS OF LEIGH HARRIS PUBLISHER HENDERSON, KENTUCKY O. B. SPRINGER MELTON SPRINGER GENERAL INSURANCE F. H. A. —REAL ESTATE 103 N. MAIN ST. HENDERSON, KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS OF WILLETT'S MAYTAG SERVICE 215 FIRST STREET PHONE 2048 HENDERSON, KENTUCKY CROSLEY DEALER 6, SHELLANE BOTTLE GAS OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE' HALLMARK'S GROCERY Our Specialty is Meats PHONE 3641 801 N. ELM ST. — 66 — P. A. MELTON PHONE 3934 COMPLIMENTS OF BURBON STOCKYARDS BY OLLIE REACH STOP AND SHOP AT HATFIELD'S GROCERY R. R. 1 HENDERSON, KENTUCKY WHITLEDGE APPLIANCE AND HARDWARE COMPANY 333 SECOND STREET PHONE 3975 HENDERSON TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES TYPEWRITERS — ADDING MACHINES DESKS — FILES 736 SECOND STREET HENDERSON, KENTUCKY PRINCESS BEAUTY SHOPPE BEAUTY SHOP and SLIMMING SCHOOL — Specializing In — Complete Beauty Culture and Body Contouring PHONE 2361 238 N. MAIN — 67 — F. F. A. CORPORATION Wish to take this opportunity to thank all its adver- tisers and those friends in Henderson, the surround- ing community, and Evansville, Indiana, who so lib- erally contributed to the financial success of our en- deavor. LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE — 68 — BuiLl (Better Citizenikip Wit , Wuiic May TIik Future Be Briijlil For Thu Class Df ’49 Rent an instrument before you buy. Be sure of your child's musical ability with the Midwest Music Co. rental plan. At a small cost to you, you can be sure of your child's talents. Write for Free Information, or contact your Band Director. GETZEN SLINGERLAND PEDLER CORNET TRUMPET TROMBONE WOODWINDS DRUMS MIDWEST MUSIC CD., Inc. 711 N. ELSAS AYE- EVANSVILLE, IND. PHONE 3-8176 COMPLIMENTS OF Goldsberry Coal Co. HEBBARDSVILLE, KENTUCKY PHONE 78-3565 — 69 — Utley Goehring COMPLIMENTS OF Complete Insurance Service LETCHER BLDG. PHONE 2412 HENDERSON, KY. Crawley's Barber Shop FRANK'S MARKET Mahurin Furniture Company PHONE 4483 1320 POWELL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WALLPAPER PHONE 3314 333 S. GREEN Weaverton Lumber Company LUMBER — HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIALS PHONE 2411 HENDERSON, KY. Red's Welding Service Portable Welding Equipment To Do All Types Of Welding P. O. BOX 261 PHONE 3690 SO. 41 60 HENDERSON, KY. Chapman Furniture Company Raymond Chatman, Prop. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS PHONE 4884 123 LETCHER HENDERSON, KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS OF SIMON'S Cottingham Grain Company 801 - 815 S. MAIN STREET Feeds, Seeds, Storage and Seed Cleaning HYBRID SEED CORN PHONE 2242 P. O. BOX 335 Bee's Beauty Shoppe 131 LETCHER PHONE 3854 HENDERSON, KENTUCKY — 70 — lu to cjrap — 71 — toy retuli A — 72 — —r' - - rwgg