Hebbardsville High School - Varsity Yearbook (Hebbardsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

% % THE VARSITY 1950 Published by The Senior Class Of Hebbardsville High School Hebbardsville, Kentucky 1 The Staff Editor--------------- Assistant Editor----- Business Manager -- Circulation Manager Art Editor----------- Sports Editor-------- Advertising Staff---- Will-------- History ---- Class Poem Prophecy -- Dedication - Sponsor ---- Robert Claycomb Carolyn Gates Mildred Bennett Pansy Hazelwood Charles Smith Edward Hazelwood Senior Class Delores Byrne Sara Boswell Ronald Goldsberry Mildred Bennett Robert Claycomb Edward Hazelwood Charles Smith Pansy Hazelwood Carolyn Gates Miss Wanda Grant 2 D E D I C A T I O N To Miss Betty Duncan, who has continually given her time and energy to the betterment of our school and community; we, the Senior Class of 1950, do dedicate this edition of The Varsity. Miss Duncan has been teaching at Hebbards- ville School since 1924, giving her a service re- cord to the community of 26 years. 3 HARRY W. LINDENBERG,JR. Principal Agriculture Hebbardsville Consolidated School 4 ARNOLD GIBSON Veterans Agriculture WANDA L. GRANT Commerce OWEN RIDDLE, JR. Physical Education ELEANOR BABB English JOHN C. Music 6 Meet The Faculty Grade School f MAE ASHBY 1st Grade MAYME HAGAN 3rd Grade LORA C. CLARK 2nd Grade MARY EDNA HEINZ 5th Grade GnO.OL' 7 MILDRED JAYNE BENNETT Possanna President Men love good looks, but marry good cooks. Glee Club, president-----■‘49- 50 F. H. A................... 46-'50 F. H. A. Treasurer-------- 47-,49 F. H. A. District Treasurer ‘49- 50 PANSY HAZELWOOD Tootsie” Secretary F. H. A. ---------------‘46-‘49 F. H. A., Vice-President -- 47-'49 Junior and Senior Class President Commercial Club-------- ‘48-‘50 Glee Club....... ‘46-‘47, ‘48- 50 CAROLYN DELORES GATES Vice-President • H. A................. '46-‘48 Commercial Club-------- 48-‘50 Commercial Club Treasurer---- ‘50 Class Reporter—------------- 49 Business Manager Of Hi-Lights- 50 CHARLES ELDON SMITH Smitty Treasurer Commercial Club --------- 46-'48 Art Editor of Hi-Lights---‘47- 48 F. F. A................... ‘49--50 Sportsmen Club-------- '49-'50 Basketball-------- ‘46-'47, '49-’S0 Baseball.............-.....‘49- 50 9 ROBERT CLAYCOMB “Bob ’ Class Reporter --------- ‘47, '50 Class Treasurer---------------‘49 Commercial Club---------'48-'50 Commercial Club Treasurer -- ‘49 Business Manager of Hi-Lights '49 Cartoonist of Hi-Lights ------ ‘48 Editor of Hi-Lights...........‘50 Speech Club...............‘48-‘50 EDWARD ALLEN HAZELWOOD “Ed Freshman Class President F. F. A.----------------- 46-‘50 F. F. A. Reporter —----— ‘48-’49 F. F. A. Vice-President--- 49- 50 Sportsmen Club Reporter -- ‘49-‘50 Basketball-------------- '46-‘50 Baseball ---------------- ‘48-'50 RAYMOND ELLIS HOWARD Ray F. F. A. ............ ‘47- 50 Transferred from Utica Reporter of Junior Class at Utica Basketball at Utica---- ‘49 10 Class Motto The Word American Ends With “I Can.” Flower Talisman Rose Colors Green and White Class Poem To the old school house, we ride each morn. And jump off the bus at the toot of the horn. We go to the study hall and take our seats. Then to home room, and classes we meet. We go to classes, and argue much. For we are just naturally a contrary bunch. We have class meetings and fight them out. And “Professor” runs us off, with a fruffy shout. Talk about us, we’re truly tough. All our teachers, they’re just a bluff. They preach, they yell, they huff, and get mad. While we just sit there looking sad. When we get out of school this year, It may sound funny but we'll shed a tear. It makes no difference how bad we get. We find a place for sadness yet. Our old school days are almost o’er. To Hebbardsville High, we'll come no more. We’ve set our hearts on some other goal. For day by day,, we are growing old. We know not what our future will be, We may go to college, and get a degree. Though our class is small, you'll admit we’re nifty. Never forget us--The Class Of 1950. 11 Class Will We, the seniors of Hebbardsville High School, realizing that our days in this institution are drawing to an end, and being of fairly sound mind (after these long, twelve years) do will and bequeath these, our dearest possessions to our teachers and under classmen. I, Pansy Hazelwood, do will and bequeath my bashful ways and tidy manners to Laura Williams. I, Carolyn Gates, do will and bequeath my calm attitude toward boys to Thelma Hazelwood. I, Mildred Bennett, do will and bequeath my love for beautiful dresses to Martha Galloway. I, Robert Claycomb, do will and bequeath my studious and dignified ways to Buddy Newman. I, Charles Smith, do will and bequeath my quiet ways to Ronald Goldsberry. I, Raymond Howard, do will and bequeath my quietness and good manners to Jimmy Boswell. I, Edward Hazelwood, do will and bequeath my short , blond, stubby hair and heavy beard to Ernest Wilson. To the juniors, we do will our dignified seats on the right side of the auditorium, hoping that they will occupy them more fully. To Miss Grant, we do will and bequeath a new, large typing room that is well heated and lighted. To Mrs. Babb, we do will and bequeath a new set of Pilgrims' Progess, because a new set will surely be needed in another two years. To Miss Henn, we do will and bequeath a well equipped home economics room. To Miss Briscoe, we do will and bequeath a new set of history books so that she may instruct the students in the future. To Mr. Paff, we do will and bequeath a sound-proof band room and a worry- proof skin to meet his many music problems. To Mr. Riddle, we do will and bequeath an even better basketball team next year-- with at least two 6 foot 10 inch players. To Mr. Lindenberg, our principal, we do will and bequeath a large, modern, well-equipped office, and an efficient secretary. We do hereby solemnly affirm to the best of our knowledge and belief that this is the last will and testament of the Senior Class of Hebbardsville High School -- 1950- 12 Prophecy I have kept a diary for the past several years about what has happened to the members of the class that was graduated in 1950 from Hebbardsville High School. Now, glancing over the well - filled pages, I find that each member is almost permanently settled for life. Here is an item dated June 1954, is the announcement of Mildred Bennett's wedding. It seems that Mildred did not use her training to be an airline stewardess after all. The only time she nears the airport now is when she goes out with her husband to fuel up . According to the entries in my diary, Carolyn Gates, after finishing her business course at Lockyear’s Business College in May, 1951, has been managing the Illinois Brokerage Company. Although now, Carolyn’s parents announced her engagement on June 1954, to a New York designer. Robert Claycomb was graduated in 1960 with his Ph. D. degree. He has been increasing his knowledge for the last several years, but has now accepted a position as a faculty member at Harvard University. Edward Hazelwood is now at the University of Kentucky in the Agriculture Department. He completed his schooling there in 1954, and has since been employed to do research work. Charles Smith is in Wisconsin, employed as a game warden. It seems, according to the pages in my diary, that he left on August 17, 1951, on a hunting and fishing trip and has never returned. One of the most thriving businesses in Henderson County is operated by Raymond Howard. My diary relates that Raymond set up his own coal company in October, 1952, and since then has monopolized the coal business. As for myself, I was graduated from college in 1953. I immediately accepted a position and for the last eight years have been employed as a stenographer for two well - know lawyers in Indianapolis. 13 1950 Class History Our memories take us back to 1938 when we be.gan our first year at Hebbardsville. We had a good time that year, we met many friends, and learned how to read and write. We continued on our journey, gathering bits of knowledge here and there, until our journey came to an abrupt halt, and we found ourselves in the seventh grade. Many new members were added to our class that year, and we discovered we were mighty powerful. Yes indeedy, mighty powerful. After a three - month vacation, we passed on into the eighth grade, fewer in number, but higher in hopes. Then came commencement and we entered high school with 25 members. We were Freshmen! Imagine! Finally! The class will never forget those days, we thought we were about the only persons in the world, but that was soon changed. In a month we had found our places, and had taken up the spirit of high school. And, oh yes, we elected Edward Hazelwood president. Then we were Sophomores -- and were we silly -- but we had fun. For our chief executive that year, we elected Pansy Hazelwood. Pansy's administration was so fruitful that we elected her Junior president also. We were really jolly, although we had only nine members -- this being partly due to the intervention of Mr. Daniel Cupid. Seniors -- yes the next year we were seniors -- the goal, or rather the place, we had looked forward to for so long had been reached. It was really one full year, crowded with so much, that for one short year we were a very busy little group, and such a happy one. The most important of the four years of high school is the last one, and consequently to be president of the class at that time was a great honor. To lead the class -- now narrowed down to seven members — we elected Mildred Bennett, who did a splendid job. Like all good things, school too must come to an end, but what an end! May exams ! Class Night! Bacculaureate ! Commencement! Diplomas! Was this graduation? Was it possible that school for us was drawing to a close? i’ll say, and we were mighty glad, too. You see, we didn't realize that we were just about to enter the threshold of life s struggle. It seems that we are about to begin another four years of happier days than those past -- let us hope so. Now, come the real trials. And so, we the graduating class of 1950, part frorr the halls of dear old H. H. S., never to enter its doors as students again, — never except in memories. 14 Who’s Who at H. H. S. Greenest Freshman - — - - — — — - - —---------------- Nannie Gibson Silliest Sophomore----------------------------------Judy Gish Jolliest Junior - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- — _____ Sara Boswell Most Dignified Senior ______---------------______ Robert Claycomb Best All Around Girl - ---------— — ____----------____ Betty English Best All Around Boy - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Edward Hazelwood Wittiest Student------------------------------------Norris Crafton Biggest Gum Chewer----------------------------------Peggy Sugg Biggest Day Dreamer---------------------------------Delores Byrne Best Athlete - - — - - — - - — Edward Hazelwood Laziest Student-------------------------------------Jimmy Boswell Busiest Student - — — - - —------------_----------- Robert Claycomb Student With Most Pep-------------------------------Sara Boswell Model Student---------------------------------------Nancy Phillips Most Polite Student---------------------------------Robert Claycomb Love Sick Couple - — - -------- — - - - Edward Hazelwood Delores Byrne Night Owl -------------------_____ ----------____ Edward Hazelwood Person With Biggest Feet - - — - -- - — _____-------- Dan Wilkerson Biggest Tease------------------------------------------Norris Crafton Growing Pain - -- -- -- ------------------- - Buddy Newman Nuttiest Nut----------------------------------------Norris Crafton Windiest Student - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Thelma Hazelwood Biggest Two Timer - -- -- -- ---------------- - Thelma Hazelwood Nosiest Person - ----------------------------------- - Mrs. Babb Loudest Laugher - - _______------- ----- Peggy Sugg Happiest Student - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Mildred Bennett Lover of Wine, Women, and Cars --------- ------------ Edward Hazelwood Biggest Brag----------------------------------------Norris Crafton Gigglingest Giggler - - ____-------— _____ Martha Fruit Most Loyal Student - -- _.-- - Robert Claycomb Aisle Parader---------------------------------------Dan Wilkerson Boy With Biggest Ears----------------------------------Edward Hazelwood Chief Woman Hater-----------------------------------Robert Claycomb Chief Man Hater - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Nancy Phillips Library Pests - -- -- -- -- ----------------- - Junior High Man Chaser------------------------------------------Thelma Hazelwood Most Awkward Boy - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Sonny Boswell Biggest Book Worm - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Robert Claycomb Biggest Nuisance - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --- - Norris Crafton Boy Most Likely to Succeed-------------------------- - Robert Claycomb Girl Most Likely to Succeed - - - - - - -- --------- - Pansy Hazelwood 15 Junior Class Other members of the class pictured on the opposite page are: JAMES BALL JOYCE BOSWELL SARA BOSWELL DELORES BYRNE ELEANOR FRIELDS MARTHA FRUIT DORIS GLASSCO RONALD GOLDSBERRY THELMA HAZELWOOD MARTHA NEWMAN NANCY PHILLIPS WOODROW RANSOM JAMES RISLEY BETTY SIGLER PEGGY SUGG MARY TILLERSON Sponsor,JOHN C. PAFF BETTY ENGUSH Secretary WILLIAM STAPLES Vice-President 17 JIMMIE BOSWELL Reporter RAYMOND TILLERSON Sentinel Freshman Class FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Miss Joan Henn, sponsor; Maxine McHatton, Sherry Parrish, Norris Priest, Joan Gates, Pat Nunley, Nannie Gibson, Calvin Boswell, Jimmie English, Donnie Barnes. SECOND ROW: Donna Pursell, Thelma Jewell, Carol Lambert, Clara Phillips, Carolyn Hughes, Raphael Floyd, Mary Jo Allgood, Doris Risley, Hugh Hazelwood. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Beals, Lula Belle Bryant, Ernest Gibson, Merle Crawford, Addison Boswell, Harry Bennett, Buddy Newman, and Charles McLaVain . Sophomore Class FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Mrs. Eleanor Babb, sponsor; Betty Ann Priest, Mary Sue Griffi, Janice Hazelwood, Dorisaline Butler, Dorothy Brack. SECOND ROW: Dan Wilkerson, Judy Gish, Buddy Busby, Wanda Klaffer, Juanita Benham, Judith Gregory, and Esther Russell. 19 School Queen 21 School King EDWARD HAZELWOOD 22 Basketball Queen and Attendants 23 Mr. and Miss Senior CHARLES SMITH and PANSY HAZELWOOD 24 Mr. Miss Junior JAMES BOSWELL DELORES BYRNE Mr. Miss Sophomore DAN WILKERSON JUDY GISH Mr. Miss Freshmen CALVIN BOSWELL CAROLYN HUGHES Mr. Miss Junior High DONNIE BALL 25 JANE WILLIAMS F. F. A. Sweetheart BETTY ENGLISH Betty English, junior, was chosen sweetheart of the Hebbardsville Future Farmers of America. She will reign over the chapter for the year of 1950. 26 GRADES Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Left to Right: Wilbur Crafton, William Goldsberry, Jerry Felty, Mayor Vanfiussum, Franklin Ransom, Bobby Gerton, Darrel Rlsley, Austin Priest, Leon McLevain. Millie Hazelwood, Wilda Jo Atherton, Eleanor Goldsberry, Jerry Nunley, Ruby Parker, Fay Byrne, Doris Poole, Sue Ball, Jane Knight, Betty Risley. Lucile Briscoe, sponsor, Earl Freels, Nancy Schwerdtfeger, Ruth King,Marlyn Hust, Joseph Farley, Jane Williams, Annette Henderson, Shirley Carter, Bennie Haire. Lois Hibdon, Elaine Peckenpaugh, Done Gene Peckenpaugh, Billy Sandefure, Thomas Wolfe, Bobby Golday, Ronald Staples, Billy Sugg, Jerry Goldsberry, George Carter. Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Hiram Knight, Marvin Brack, Donnie Butler, Ronald Fray, Julia Herzog, Betty Richardson, Philip Williams, Donnie Ball, Carlene Jewell, Teddy Smith, Owen Riddler, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Laura Williams, Martha Galloway, Lettie Clark, Shirley Newman, Shirley Peckenpaugh, Patsy Lester, Gertrude Williams, T. M. Maple, Doris Cox, Betty Stone, Peggie Staples. THIRD ROW: Mary Honor Hazelwood, Carolyn Hust, Frankie Gibson, Charles Fruit, Claude Wingfield, Martha Sawyer, Viola Haire, Willard Clements, Clyde Benham, Charles McHatton. 28 Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Darlene Glassco, Shelby Gibson Tommy Boswell, Joyce Gerton, Carrie Russell, Shirley Gibson, Larry Goldsberry. SECOND ROW: Martha Jo Gibson, Clarence Gregg, John Edward Hatfield, Glen Howard, Jerry Staples, Larry Hazelwood, Dennis Clary. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Enda Mae Heinz, teacher, Mary Rose Stallings, Esther Collier, Maxine Stinson, Shirley Me Levain, Dennis Gilbert, Larry Parrish. Miss Mildred Jackson replaced Mrs. Heinz at the beginning of the second semester. Mrs. Heinz took a leave of absence to complete her schooling. Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: f COND ROW: THIRD ROW: Archie Haire, Mary Ann Moore, Sue Barnes, Gladys Sartain, Kenneth Cox, Bobby Pinkston. Miss Grace Koehler, teacher, Peggy Jewell, Ronnie Newman, Billy Atherton, Peggy Goldsberry, Billy Butler, Jimmy Lester. Jimmy Pinkston, Jean Spainhoward, Barbara Cox, Peggy Powell, Patsy Jones, Donnie VanCleve. _— Third Grade FIRST ROW: L, .ft to Right: Kenneth Brack, Wilma Bryant, Donna Sue Gregory, Gloria Lee Phelps, Bonnie Atherton, Delores Buie, Artis Ray Glassco, Harold Hersog, Jimmie Baxter. SECOND ROW: Delilah Inge, Beverly Risley, Matte Sandefur, Brenda Briscoe, Betty LouMcLevain, Nancy Phillips, Jimmie Knott, David Stallings, Mary Lou Carter. Teacher, Mayme P. Hagan. Fourth Grade first ROW: SECOND ROW: Left to Right: Mary Baxter, Beth Jones, Virgil Arnett, Mary Harelwood, Byron Collier, Doris Trogden, Charlie Staples, Aubrey Blassco, Arnold Phillips, Wyatt Newman, Nancy Jo Hatfield. Robert Riddle, Shelby Goldsberry, Betty Baxter, Linda Cox, Margaret Knott, Glenda ilson, Douglas Smithhart, Lindy Butler, Reggie Staples, and Bettye Duncan, teacher. 30 First Grade FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Lela Mae Hatfield, Alice Buie, Rita Priest, Bettie Ann Johnson, Ruth Haynes, Mary Alice Johnson, Anna Sue Lacefeld, Wanda Stallings. Ernest Pulley, Michael Hazelwood, Douglas Butler, Helen Chapman, Ernest Musgrave, Paul Pulley, Carlene Peckenpaugh, Silas Sawyer. Gary Barnes, Ray Bryant, Joyce Baxter, Miss Mae Ashby, teacher, Robert Hurt, David Busby, Gene Sigler. Second Grade FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Billie Hatfield, Robert George Goldsberry, James C. Hust, Bobby Priest, Georgia Rigdon, Mary Jo Butler, Phyllis English. Mrs. Lora C. Clark, teacher, Carolyn Chinn, Kay Briscoe, William Lee Haire, Judy Felty, Bonnie Cox, Douglas Baxter, Wanda Hazelwood. Elige McLevain, Larry Butler, William E. Sandefur, Jerry Dillehay, Charles Owen Griffin, Mary Ann Hamilton, Charles Hazelwood. 31 ORGANIZATIONS Band 5TAF}E Up THE 5TEP5 SITTING: Left to Right: Laura William� , Carol Lambert, Dorisaline Butler, Mary Jo Allgood, Darrel Risley, Sherry Parriah, Buddy Bu� by, Austin Prie� t, Billy Butler, Bobby Risley, Buddy Newman, Dori� Rt� ley, Sonny Boswell, Edward Hazelwood, T. M. Maple� , Norri� Priest, Ernest Wilson, Jimmie Risley, Billy Staples, MelvinSmithhart. STANDING: Hugh Bates, director, Shirley Newman, Jimmie Boswell, Fay Byrne, Donnie Barnes, Ronald Goldsberry, Jerry Nunley, Wilda Atherton, and Doris Poole. Glee Club The Girls Glee Club this year was made up of all the girls from the junior and senior high school. In January, John C. Paff,Jr. took over the Band and Glee Club after the resignation of Hugh Bates. 33 F. H. A. SEATED: STANDING: Left to Right: Joyce Boswell, Martha Newman, Betty Sigler, Delores Byrne, Eleanor Frields, Sara Boswell, Mary Tillerson, Adell McLavain. Miss Joan Henn, sponsor; Judith Gregory, Wanda Klaffer, Clara Phillips, Betty Ann Priest, Carol Lambert, Pat Nunley, Carolyn Hughes, Martha Fruit, Thelma Jewel, Peggie Sugg, Doris Glassco, Mildred Bennett, Joan Gates, Mary Jo Allgood, Lula Belle Bryant, Mary Sue Griffith, Donna Purcell, Maxine McHatton, Dorothy Beals, Nannie Gibson, and Sherry Parrish. F. F. A. Members pictured above are: H. W. Lindenberg, advisor; Hugh Hazelwood, Raphael Floyd, Charles McLavain, Buddy Busby, Addison Boswell, Norris Crafton, Buddy Newman, Calvin Boswell, Harry Clay Newman, Elbert Pinkston, Jimmie English, Ernest Gibson, Norris Priest, Jimmie Ball, Jimmie Risley, Dan Wilkerson, Jimmie Boswell, Harry Bennet, Ronald Goldsberry, Billy Staples, Ed Hazelwood, Charles Smith, Merle Crawford, Ernest Wilson, Raymond Tillerson. 34 Commercial Club FIRST ROW: Seated: Janice Hazelwood, Judy Gish, Donnie Barnes, Bob Claycomb. SECOND ROW: Nancy Phillips, Betty English, Woodrow Ransom. THIRD ROW: Juanita Benham, Pansy Hazelwood, Carolyn Gates. Standing: Dorothy Brack, Doris Risley, Miss Wanda Grant, sponsor, and Thelma Hazelwood. Science Club Officers Pictured above are the officers of the Science Club. Its members consist of all students in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Bud Crafton, Vice-President; Donnie Ball, Secretary; Ronnie Newman, President _ . . . SECOND ROW: Miss Lucile Briscoe, sponsor; Shirley Newman, Reporter; T. . P ' Treasurer; Miss Grace Koehler, sponsor. 35 Left to Right: Thelma Hazelwood, Norris Crafton, Patricia Nunley, and Mascot BOBBY GOLDSBERRY 37 Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Coach Owen Riddle, Ernest Wilson, Jimmie Risley, Jimmie Boswell, EM Hazelwood, Buddy Newman, Ronald Goldsberry. SECOND ROW: Donnie Barnes, Clavin Boswell, Charles Smith, Harry Bennett, Addison Boswell, Merle Crawford, Ernest Gibson, Hugh Hazelwood, Doris Risley, and Norris Priest. Baseball Team FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Charles Smith, Jimmie Risley, Harry Bennett, Merle Crawford, Buddy Busby, Addison Boswell, Calvin Boswell, Donnie Barnes. SECOND ROW: Coach Riddle, Doris Risley, Hugh Hazelwood, Ernest Gibson,Jimmie Boswell, Ronald Goldsberry, EM Hazelwood, Ernest Wilson, Buddy Newman, and Norris Priest. 38 JoJl tyoWL (RsifASL kmAnt (bhink. in (BoUI Paul B. Moss Company Funeral and Ambulance Service Phone 2737 510 Second Street Compliments Of Goldsberry Coal Company Steam and Domestic Coal Stoker - Lump - Nut - Slack Phone f8-3569 or 78-3565 Your Trade Is Appreciated Compliments Of Sterman Peckenpaugh Coal Co. Steam and Domestic Coal Phone 78-3567 Hebbardsville, Kentucky THANK YOU The Senior Class of 1950 wishes to take this opportunity to thank all those who have made possible the publication of THE VARSITY for the year of our Lord, 1950. Compliments Of J. S. Priest Distributors For Gulf Products Henderson Feed Commission Co. Crib Filler - Hybrid Seed Corn 322 Second Street Phone 2206 Hartford Bakery Eat Golden Toast Bread Phone 5-6755 Evansville, Indiana Welcome To Green Gables Under The Management Of Regina and Bobby Gregory Tenth and Green Streets Henderson, Kentucky M. S. Motor Co. Sales Service Lincoln - Mercury 529 North Green Street Phone 2759 Bob Miller - Bob Pinson - Bill Spillman Compliments Of Elmer Herron Watches Diamonds Only Certified Watchmaker Within Two Hundred Miles JOHN R. WILLIAMS Certified Watchmaker We Buy Old Gold 120 North Main Street Henderson Engraver - Diamond Setter Compliments Of SIMON’S Dependable Footware For The Family 318 Southeast First Street Phone 4-9843 BRAMWELL’S BUSINESS COLLEGE “One Trained Office Worker Is Worth More Than A Dozen Untrained People ! ’ Demand more money today--Assure your Future! Prepare yourself the BRAMWELL way! Good jobs are still going to folks with the “know how”. The TRAINED workers will continue to have steady, lucrative positions--claims Mrs. Anna S. Bramwell, of BRAMWELL’S BUSINESS COLLEGE. Instruction is by experts who “know the answers”. Students may enroll every MONDAY--in either DAY or NIGHT classes. HENDERSON TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES Typewriters -- Adding Machines Desks -- Files 736 Second Street Henderson, Kentucky Phone 4140 Furnaces Guttering TRI-STATE SHEET METAL WORKS Air Conditioning Ventilation Anything in Sheet Metal 122 First Street Phone 3387 Henderson, Kentucky THE DIXIE MART Your Friendly Grocer Where Budget Wise-Economize HENDERSON GAS APPLIANCE COMPANY Complete Propane -- Butane Gas Service 227 North Main Street Phone 3498 R. R. 2 TROUTMAN’S Meat Wholesalers in Pure Hamburger - Fresh Country Sausage Fresh and Smoked Meats Phone 4148 MILLER’S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Our Specialty Steaks - Chops Curb Service 13th and Green Streets Henderson, Kentucky H. S. HARE Old Fashioned Bar-B-Q Plate - Sandwiches 737 North Green Street Phone 7-1257 “Our Aim Is To Please” HALLMARK’S GROCERY Our Specialty is Meats 801 North Elm Street Phone 3641 STAPLES JEWELRY AND CLOTHING STORE Specializing In Nationally Advertised Merchandise 132 North Main Street Henderson, Kentucky VAYDEN’S VARIETY STORE 117 Letcher Street Phone 4261 Low Prices Day-In and Day-Out FITZGERALD SONS FURNITURE COMPANY 304-306 First Street Phone 3467 Compliments Of KENTUCKY KRAVER THEATERS Henderson, Kentucky WEAVERTON LUMBER COMPANY Lumber - Hardware Building Materials Phone 2411 Henderson, Kentucky RED FRONT STORES The Home of Loving Cup Bread Do-Nuts “More for your money all the time” HENN LAIN, INCORPORATED Furniture - Floor Covering - Shades Appliances 123-125 North Main Street Phone 3047 Compliments Of LEIGH HARRIS Publisher - Commercial Printing Henderson, Kentucky WHITLEDGE APPLIANCE HARDWARE COMPANY (Hotpoint) 117 North Main Street Henderson, Kentucky Phone 3975 Compliments Of E. 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WILSON County Court Clerk LITTLE COMMANDO RESTAURANT Steaks - Chicken - Sea Food U.S. 41 North Henderson, Kentucky Watches HEILBRONNER JEWELRY STORE Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair 124 North Main Street Diamonds Phone 3009 BOHN’S READY-TO-WEAR “The Busy Store -- There Must be a Reason” 118 North Main Street Phone 3574 Henderson, Kentucky Henderson Branch UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION of Evansville Member Federal Home Loan Bank System 101 North Main Street Henderson, Kentucky “Your Savings Are Federally Insured Up To $5000“ FERNWOOD FLORAL COMPANY Pete Jones and Paul Overton “Say it with flowers -- Say it with ours” Phone 3357 912 Madison Street Compliments Of FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Henderson Compliments Of AUDIE WILSON’S LUNCH ROOM “A Good Place to Eat and Rest” Phone 79156 128 North Elm Street Henderson, Kentucky RALEY’S HELP Y’SELF LAUNDRY 130 North Water Street Phone 4161 VALLEY PRODUCE Cream, Poultry, fk Eggs 330 First Street Henderson, Kentucky COOPER’S WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES G. Fielding James, Jr. -- Proprietors --Owen B.Jones Glidden Paint - Wallpaper - Water Systems Phone 3858 312 First Street Henderson, Kentucky Yes, there are good office jobs but the better jobs go to the better train- ed. 56 years of experience --the oldest Office Employment Service in the city -- more than 20,000 employed graduates -- give you an advantage not to be had elsewhere. Evansville LOCKYEAR’S BUSINESS COLLEGE Indiana Fully accredited by the National Association of Accredited Commerical Schools. For Better Feeds Look For The Checkerboard Store CRAFTON BROTHERS FEEDS FERTILIZER SERVICE Phone 4973 Buy Direct From DOLPH HAZELWOOD’S And Your Will Know Where Your Coal Comes From We Deliver The Best Only Lump - Stoker - Nut Office Phone 4741 Mine Phone 78-3546 “GOOD LUCK SENIORS” --A Friend-- Phone 2184 Highway 60 South HENDERSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Henderson, Kentucky Farmal Tractors - Refrigeration International Trucks - Farm Implements Parts - Service Telephone 2335 Corner 3rd Elm Streets MEYER BROTHERS MOTOR COMPANY Oldsmobile Front End Aligning And Wheel Balancing Body And Fender Work Henderson, Kentucky BECK’S Sporting Goods Martin Outboard Motors and Boats 422 South Green Street Phone 2729 Our Sincere Congratulations To The Class of 50 Remember us for: Painting Supplies Unfinished Furniture Artist Supplies Unpainted Figurines Wallpaper, (Imperial) Gifts of Distinction Brushes Candles Kemtone, Kem-Glo Pictures Household Products Lamps Charge accounts invited Your local paint service center THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY 216 North Main Street Phone 3321 Henderson, Kentucky BAKER’S BONELESS BEEF COMPANY Wholesale Bar-B- Q Fresh Meats 625 South Main Street Phone 2462 Henderson, Kentucky HART MOTOR COMPANY Packard - Diamond T Trucks 1014 North Green Street Phone 3964 Henderson, Kentucky Phone 4303 Kodak Finishing Regular and Oversize Prints One Day Service F. 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CRISS STUDIO 213 First Street Compliments Of 125 North Green Street Phone 3345 CLORE LUMBER COMPANY Incorporated Building Material and Mill Work Henderson, Kentucky Compliments Of ROYSTER ROBERTSON Prescriptions 122 North Main Street Henderson, Kentucky 215 First Street WILLETT’S MAYTAG SERVICE Phone 2048 By Service We Grow Henderson, Kentucky ECKERT PACKING COMPANY Packers of Beef and Pork Buyers of Cattle and Hogs Henderson, Kentucky Phone 2741 C M MOTORS Incorporated Sales - Parts - Service 1300 South Green Street Henderson, Kentucky Phone 3916 Compliments Of FARMERS BANK k TRUST COMPANY --Member -- Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TAPP FUNERAL HOME COTTINGHAM GRAIN COMPANY Henderson, Kentucky Stop and Shop at CECIL’S GROCERY Phone 4874 Zion, Kentucky HENDERSON ICE STORAGE COMPANY 5th and Water Streets Phone 3083 Henderson, Kentucky DE LUXE STYLE SHOP 129 Letcher Phone 71949 Ladies’ and Men’s Ready-to-Wear ARGABRITE CHEVROLET COMPANY Sales - Service Wrecker Service, Anything, Anywhere 214-16 North Green Street Phone 2701 Henderson, Kentucky OTIS A. BENTON AND SON “Know By Service” Compliments Of WEBSTER’S MARKET Phone 2227 408 Letcher Street WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE 69 71