Hebbardsville High School - Varsity Yearbook (Hebbardsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1951 volume:

— THE VARSITY 1951 Publiehed by Hie Senior Class Of Hebbardsville High Hebbardsvilie, Kentucky 8chool 1 THE STAFF Paul G. Parke - - Jimmy Ball- - - - Billie Staples- - Raymond Tillerson Peggy Sugg- - - - Mar3r Van Cleave - Jimmy Risley- - - Bernard Hughes- - Sara Boswell- - - Martha Fruit- - - Martha Mewman - - Dielma Hazelwood- Betty Sigler- - - Doris Glassco - - Eleanor Frields - Fancy Phillips- - Betty Englsih - - Ronald Goldsberry Ernest Wilson - - Jimmy Boswell - - Morris Crayton- - Woodrow Ransom- - Mary Tillerson- - Joyce Bosvell - - Adell Me Levain - Sponsor Class Will Art Editor Assistant Sports Ed. Dedication Advertising Staff Class Poem Class History Business Manager Class Prophecy Advertising Staff Sports Editor Advertising Staff Class History Circulation Manager Editor Assistant Editor Advertising Staff Advertising Staff Advertising Staff Class Prophecy Class Will Class Poem Dedication Anst. Business Manager a t i o n We the Senior Class of 1950-51 hereby dedicate The Varsity to two of our classmates• mothers, Mrs, Eula Mae Boswell and Mrs, Margaret Glassco. They were always willing to do any- thing for our class. May their friendly ways be long remembered throughout the entire community. L HARRY V. LIHDENBERG, JR. Principal Agriculture HEBBAKDSVILLE CONSOLIDATED HIGH SCHOOL f ELEANOR M. BABB English Western Kentucky State Teachers College WANDA L. GRAFT Commerce Evansville College no picture FIFA B. GISH Home Economics Western Kentucky State Teachers College Paul g. parke Math and Phy. Ed. Oakland City College OWEN RIDDLE, JR. Phy. Ed. and Social Studies Oakland City College CHAROLETTE COOHER Music Olivet College ARNOLD GIBSON Veteran's Teacher Agriculture Murray State College MAE ASHBY 1st Grade Western Kentucky- State Teachers College LORA C. CLARK 2nd Grade Western Kentucky State Teachers College KAYME HAGAN 3rd Grade Western Kentucky State Teachers College LOU EMMA VEATCH 4th Grade Western Kentucky State Teachers College DOROTHY TAPP 5th Grade University of Chicago Evansville College LUCILLE BRISCOE 6th Grade Western Kentucky State Teachers College f Class Motto FORWARD EVER; BACKWARD NEVER Flower White Rose Colors Lavender and White Class Poem MEMORIES v Today we think about the past. Of all our teachers, both first and last, Of when first we came to school. And the breaking of that first little rule. Through the years our minds seem to wander. And all our joys we gladly number. We've waited patiently twelve long years, And graduation meant music to our ears. Both cupid and death have had their place, In cutting down our class. And even labor has taken a few; The rest have managed to pass. As the time goes flitting by. We stop to think, and then to sigh. For the time is here, and at last we know, Just how much we hate to go. To all our friends we say good-by. To all our friends who we are remembered by We leave to the memory too. Of twenty-three students whom you well knew We, the aeniore of Hebbardsville High School, do hereby will and bequeath ■the following worldly poeeeesions to our classmates and teachers. I, Jinmie Ball, do will and bequeath my love for a Junior girl to Konrad Preudenstein. I, Jimmie Boswell, do will and bequeath my love for Mrs. Babb to Judy Gish. I, Joyce Boswell, do will and bequeath my jolly ways to Dorothy Beals. T, Sara Boswell, do will and bequeath my extreme height to Donald Dawson. I, Morris Crafton, do will and bequeath my jitterbug step and curly hair to Calvin Boswell. I, Betty English, do will and bequeath my love for a Sewman to T. M. Maple. I, Eleanor Frields, do will and bequeath my black eyes and black, straight hair to Annette Henderson. I, Martha Fruit, do will and bequeath my giggles and fun to Mary Jo Allgood. I, Doris Glassco, do will and bequeath my care-free ways to Betty Ann Priest. 1, Ronald Goldsberry, do will and bequeath my ability to two-time without the girls finding out to Hugh Hazelwood. I, Thelma Hazelwood, do will and bequeath my love for sports and country ways to Dorisaline Butler. I, Bernard Hughes, do will and bequeath my ability to love in class (without getting caught) to Elbert Pinkston. I, Adell McLevain, do will and bequeath my quiet ways to Vanda Klaffer. I, Martha Newman, do will and bequeath my ability to play the piano to Sue Ball. I, Haney Phillips, do will and bequeath my love for boys to Shirley Peokenpaugh. I, Woodrow Ransom, do will and bequealii my love for commercial work to Miss Grant. I, James Risley, do will and bequeath my love for Hiagara girls to Goaty Priest. I, Betty Sigler, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with boys to Carol Lambert. I, Billy Staples, do will and bequeath my best coon dog and last year’s hunting license to Bud Crafton. I, Peggy Sugg, do will and bequeath my love for chewing gum to Betty Stone. I, Mary Tillerson, do will and bequeath my quiet and easy-going ways to Rose Marie Van Cleave. I, Raymond Tillerson, do will and bequeath my late'41 Chevrolet to Buddy Busby. I, Ernest Wilson, do will and bequeath my secretary’s position in F.F.A. to Sonny Boswell. To our faculty we will and bequeath our heart full of gratitude for all that they have done for us in the past years, realizing that without them our success would not have been accomplished. CLMSJWQPHECP Nashville, Tennessee January 26, 1955 Dear Marthas Between semesters at Peabody College I decided to take a trip, to find out about my old classmates of H. H. S. Just before I left the depot at Nashville, who should I see but Joyce Boswell, who was working in the Cafeteria there. She couldn't cook for one man, so she decided to cook for them all. After boarding the train, I had the privilege to meet the nicest con- ductor, who was none other than J.C. Ball. I found out from him that Sara Boswell 1b head nurse at the Henderson Hospital, and that Nancy Phillips is sec- retary for one the local doctors. They are very happy with their work. While coming from Nashville, the train stopped in Murray, Kentucky. There I visited Murray State College, and saw two members of our class. They were Woodrow Ransom, who is majoring in commercial studies, and Thelma Hazel- wood who is majoring in Physical education. After touring the campus, I went to my hotel to recline. Ca,” you imagine who I saw—Mary Tillerson and her handsome husband who were on th’ir honeymoon. After resting for a while, I decided to take in the town. I stopped at the Belk-Settle Department Store where Doris Glassco is employed as a clerk. Doris told me that Bernard Hughes was back in the Hebbardsville Community farming with Melrose Hazelwood. She also told me, believe it or not, that the round-about Peggy Sugg had finally settled down and lives in Geneva, Kentucky. The next stop was Hopkinsville. While I was there I was invited to attend a big party, given by Ronald Goldsberry and Ernest Wilson, owners of two independent coal mines in Hopkinsville. After a long drive we finally arrived in Henderson. 1 stopped at one of the most popular restaurants in Henderson. Who do you think owned it? Martha Newman and Eleanor Frields. After having a friendly chat with Martha and Eleanor, I decided to visit Hebbardsville, where I found William C. Staples Bitting on the porch of Priest's Service Store. He told me that he had settled down and had a little family. He also said that his neighbor, James T. Boswell, was raising pure-bred Hampshire Hogs. I learned that one of our fine classmates, Betty Jean English had married, after waiting two years for a certain red-haired boy to return from the Air Force. Not hearing about James D. Risley, I journied to his home, and found that he was living in the Niagara community, where he was enjoying his work as basketball coach at Niagara High School. Returning from Risley's home, I was forced off the road by a big oil truck. When the driver got out, much to my surprise there stood Raymond Tillerson. Rat told me that the office girl for the oil company was Bettye Joyce Sigler. He also told me that Adell McLevain ran a Beauty Shoppe in Evansville, Indiana. Martha, I hear that your dream has come true, I understand that your husband has retired from the Army as a four star General, and may you have the best of luck in the future. Since I have heard from all the wonderful members of that dear old class of 1951, I wish them all a happy and successful life. Your former classmate, Norris F. Crafton Way back in that almost forgotten year of 1939, thirty six little faces appeared at dear old H. H. S. for their first year. We were all eager to learn and we studied hard, although everything was new to us. We, like all the rest of the lower grades, were striving for that almost unattainable goal--the seventh grade. After six hard years of study and much work we finally reached it. We entered the seventh grade with forty-six pupils, six of whom had joined our class from Zion. Those were real days! Hie fun we had and the feeling that at last we were really growing up! It was in the eighth grade that Mr. Lindenberg became principal. Believe me--we felt pretty important when we received those diplomas. At last in 1947, we were entering high school with only 31 members. We were finally green freshmen. Thelma Hazelwood was chosen president of our class that year. Three short months of vacation and then we were Sophomores. This year Eleanor Prields was elected to lead our class. This was the year when the Sophomores beat the Seniors to win the Interscholastio Basketball Tournament. That was really something to be proud of! The next thing we knew we were Juniors and Ernest Wilson was our presiding officer. This was the year when Cupid stepped in to take a couple of our classmates, Edith Preels Capeheart and Eugene Haire. In spite of this we were really very jolly. And now we are Seniors with only twenty-three members left. What happened to the rest of the thirty-six? We don't know. Only fourteen of these Seniors have completed their entire twelve years of schooling at Hebbardsville. Jimmie Ball was elected president of our class this year, which was the most important and exciting year of all. We had many problems and things looked black at times, but Kr. Parke, our sponsor, helped us to solve these difficulties. As we leave the halls of H. H. S. we will always remember the teachers who spent their time and strived so hard to teach us and make our life worth while. f Who’s Who AT H. H. S. Laura Williams Mannie Gibson Wanda L. Klaffer Betty English Jimmy Boswell Ihelma Hazelwood Morris Crafton Jinany Boswell Betty English Haney Phi-lips Jimmy Boswell Bernard Hughes Janice Hazelwood and Owen Riddle Martha Sawyer Most Polite Student---------------- Betty English Happiest Student ------------------- Sara Boswell Tomboy ------------------------ Martha Galloway Sissy- ------------------------ Morris Crafton Mosiest Person -------------------- Mrs. Eleanor Babb 3iggest Bluff- ------ - -- -------- Mr. Lindenberg Hatties t Hut -------- - - - Morris Crafton Woman Hater- - -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- - Woodrow Ransom Wan Hater- — — — — — — — —-- - - ------------ - Haney Phillips Biggest Tease— ———————————————————— Morris Crafton Most Awkard Boy------- - - - -------------------___ Sonny Boswell Office Pest- --------------------- Woodrow Ransom Biggest Brag — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — Truest Gibson Might Owl- - -------- - — - ----- - - - Ernest Wilson Songbird --- -------------------- ------------------ Morris Craftcn Best All-Hound Sport-------------- - Buddy Sewman Biggest Gum Chewer ------------------ Peggy Sugg Biggest Two Timer- ------------------ Sherry Parrish Lover of Wine, Women, and Cars ------------ Ernest Wil3on Biggest Grouch -------------------- Mr. Lindenberg Prettiest Girl - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Betty English Most Handsome Boy- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Jinany Risley Girl Most Likely to Succeed--------- Haney Phillips Boy Moa t Likely to Succeed - -- -- -- -- -- -- - Jimmy Ball Greenest Freshman- - • Silliest Sophomore - • Jolliest Junior- - - • Most Dignified Senior- Best Athlete - - - - • Peppiest Student - - - Wittiest Student - - . Best All-Round Boy - • Best All-Round Girl- • Busiest Student- - - • Laziest Student- - - • Romeo and Juliet - - • JAMES CHESTER BALL J. C. President Jimmy seems to be quite worried Thinking of the work he's been through. He wishes he hadn't hurried So he could stay until fifty-two. F.F.A. President - - - - 48-’51 Class Treasurer- ------M8 Vice President, F.F.A. - - -'48 President, Speech Class- - -'50 Basketball J5Q BETTY JEAN ENGLISH Betty- Secretary Betty is one of those wicked blondes Who'd make an excellent ad for Ponds. Tho she's been teasing boys all her life She'll settle down and make a good wife. Assistant Editor of Varsity - - - -'51 Class Secretary ------- -'48-'51 Pres. Commercial Club -------'50 Reporter of Hi-Lights 50 F.F.a. President- -------- -'48 NANCY ELIZABETH PHILLIPS Nancy Vice President To be a success Is this girl's object To go to college Is her project. Editor of Varsity - - - - -'51 Sect. Commercial Club - - -'51 Vice Pres. Commercial Club-'50 Art Editor of Hi-Lights - -'50 F.H.A. Historian- - - - - -'48 SARA DEAN BOSWELL Sara Treasurer Sara is good at everything Can cook, sew and even sing. Shefe made friends by the score. And she keeps on making more. Business Mgr. of Varsity -'51 Pres. Commercial Club- - -'51 Reporter of Hi-Lights- - -'50 F.H.A. Treasurer - - - - -'£0 Speech ----------'50 ELEANOR RUTH FR1ELDS Eleanor Reporter Eleanor is of a very quiet type But her school spirit is just right. We are sure she will win in the end And life, pay a very big dividend. Assistant Editor of Hi-Lights - -� 51 Circulation Kgr. of Varsity - - -'51 F.H.A. President- ------- -� 50 Class President -------- -� 49 F.H.A. Secretary- ------- _ 49 JOYCE LOUISE BOSWELL Joyce A wonderful cook she's been And a seamtress all her life. We are very certain She'll make some man a good wife. Vice President F.H.A. - - -� 51 Business Hgr. of Hi-Lights-'51 F.H.A.- ------- -� 48- 51 F.H.A. Parlimentar1 an - - -'50 Speech- - -- -- -- -- _t 50 Glee Club - 59 DORIS ELIZABETH GLASSCO Doris Doris is just a country girl Who keeps us always in a whirl; When the Seniors are in doubt We put Doris on the lookout. Commercial Club ------'51 F.H.A.--------------'43-'50 Speech- ---------- 50 F.H.A. Reporter ----- -'49 Vice President of Class - -'49 BSTTYE JOYCE SIGLER Sig Flowers to her are interesting At Shaw's she does her trading. Add two and two together And you'll know who she's been dating. Editor of Hi-Lights ....'51 F.H.A. Parlimentarian - - - - 48 F.H.A. Reporter -------� 49 Commercial Club -------� 51 Speech- -----------� 50 r NORRIS FIELDING CRAFTON Norris Here's to Norris Crafton Our Class' biggest pest. The task of teasing He never lets rest. Cheerleader- - - - - -’50-'51 F.F.A. Reporter- - - -'50-’51 Sports Editor of Hi-Lights'50 Band-------------------'49-'50 Class Treasurer- - - - - -'50 Pres, of Commercial Club -'48 WILLIAM COLLINS STAPLES Billy Billy came from the country But he’s pretty slick For when he goes to the ci ty It doesn't take him long one to pick. F.F.A. Treasurer - - - -'48-'51 Art Editor of Varsity--------� 51 Band---------------------'49-'51 Class Vice President - - - -� 50 V, Pres. Conservation Club -� 50 RONALD LEE GOLDSBERRY Colberry Ronnie is an authority on a game of ball But he doesn't think he knows it all. We know that Thelma on sports is keen Maybe that's why Colberry isn’t so green. F.F.A. Vice President 51 Basketball- - _143� 15 Baseball- _ 40.1sn Band- -'49-� 50 Treasurer and Reoorter of the Conservation Club 50 ERNEST LEON WIISON Ernest Ernest is a Bulldog star With plenty of pluck and grit. His success will not be far And in work he'll make a hit. F.F.A. Secretary - - - -'49-'51 3aske tball-----------------'48- '51 Band---------------- -'50-'51 Baseball - ------------'49-'50 Class President- ------� 50 Class Treasurer- ----- -'48 MARY FRANCES TILLERSON Mary One we will remember So nice and so kind When we have left All the other far, far behind. F.H.A. President- ----- � 51 Art Editor of Hi-Lights - - '51 F.H.A. Reporter ------ '50 P.H.A--- ------- 48-'51 Commercial Club - - - - '48-'49 Class Reporter- ------ � 48 MARTHA EVELYN FRUIT Mot One of the jolliest girls We ever saw or knew. If you were in our class You'd think so tooJ Biographies of Hi-Lights- - - 51 F.H.A.------------------- 48-«51 Glee Club----------- - -'48-� 49 Reporter of Glee Club - -� 47- 48 Prophecy- 51 PEGGY JANE SUGG Peg When Peggy chews gum Her jaws can compete With galloping pen And her jitterbug feet. Circulation Mgr. of Hi-Lights-� 51 F.H.A. Reporter- -------'51 F.H.A. Songleader- ----- - 49 F.H.A. ------- ------- -� 48-� 51 Glee Club- ------- -'48-'50 a ' i) WlM w i ffU fV. MARTHA LOU NEWMAN Ba-Boo Martha Lou is quiet and still. But we must confess She always has a will To do anything for H. H. S. Sports Editor of Hi-Lighte- - 51 F.H.A..................... Glee Club-----------� 48-'49 Speech- 50 Advertising Comm, of Varsity-� 51 WOODROW RANSOM Pedro Pedro remembers to stick to the last He's good at work and yet plenty fast. If you don't know we must hasten to state. He doesn't like women, it's sad to relate. Joke Editor of Hi-lights- - - - - -'51 Class Will, Varsity 51 Pres, of Commercial Club- - - - _ -M9 Class Treasurer ----------'48 Commercial Club ------- -'48-'51 JAMES DOUGLAS RISLEY Jimmy Doug Jimmy is a friendly young man Very pleasant and tall. Whose good humor and fun Will be remembered by all. Basketball---------------'48-'51 Band- ----------------'49-' 51 Sentinel, Commercial Club - -'51 F.F.A.......................'49-' 50 Commercial Club -------'48 JAMES THOMAS BOSWELL Jimmy Jimmy is friendly to everyone, In basketball he's pretty hot We don't know who he likes best But we think it's a girl named Dot. F.F.A. Sentinel- - - - _ -'49-'51 Basketball ------- -'48-'51 F.F.A. --------- -'48-'51 Class Reporter 50 Conservation Club- ----- .150 Baseball -------- -'49-«50 RAYMOND ALLEN TILLEliSv..- Rat Just a boy with a winning way, Always happy at work or play He works and does his part too And always turns out true blue. F.F. A. -.........'48-'51 Class Sentinel- -------'50 Conservation Club ----- -'50 Speech- -----------'50 Baseball- ----------'49 J THEI14A LOUISE HAZELWOOD Thelma To Thelma Hazelwood! That's our toast For what other girl can boast Of school spirit who could beat her Or who's peppier and sweeter? Vice President of Commercial Club-'51 Cheerleader- -------- -'49-'51 Sports Editor of Varsity - - - - -'51 Class President- ---------'48 Commercial Club- ------ -'49-'51 F.H.A.- «48 MARY ELIZABETH VAN CLEAVE Liz Of all the girls we know Mary is the best Because all troubles to her Are but a shallow jest. Roving Reporter of Hi-Lights-'51 F.H.A........................'51 « ■ i a ■ ■ ■ ■ a HARMON BERNARD HUGHES Bernard Bernard is always ready With the correct amount, One of the best of our boys Who is sure to make life count. Commercial Club - - - - -'49-'51 Editor of Hi-Lights - - ---- -'50 F.F.A.- - - - - - - _ - _ _ _«5o Speech- 50 ADELL MC LSVAIN • Adell Adell's never been wanting At loyalty at school; Her enthusiasm in everything Is an exception to the ru±e. F.H.A.--------------------'48- 51 Asst. Bus. Editor of Varsity-'51 Glee Club-----------------'49-' Speech- ?. H. A. Secretary- ------ «28 I JUDITH GREGORY JANICE HAZELWOOD Treasurer DOROTHY BRACK Reporter KONRAD FRSUDENSTEIN Front Row NINA GISH - Sponsor DONNIE BARNES SHERRY PARRISH ELBERT PINKSTON CALVIN BOSWELL NORRIS PRIEST NANNIE GIBSON PATRICIA NUNLEY Center Row JIMMY ENGLISH CAROLYN HUGHES MARY ALLGOOD CAROL LAMBERT DORRIS RISLSY LULA BELLS BRYANT DOROTHY BEALS HUGH HAZELWOOD Absent Last Row CHARLES KCLEVaIN BUDDY KE4UI ADDISON BOSWELL MERLE CRAWTOED HARRY BENNETT ERNEST GIBSON MAXINE MCHATTON Front Row Center Row Last Row C ARLENE JEWELL RONALD FRAY HIRAM KNIGHT DONNIE BALL DONNIE BUTLER BETTY RICHARDSON MARVIN BRACK JULIA HERZOG DEAN HOWARD OWEN RIDDLE - Sponsor SHIRLEY NEWMAN MARTHA GALLOWAY BETTY STONE CHARLES FRUIT PEGGY STAPLES SHIRLEY PECKENPAUGH GERTRUDE ’WILLIAMS LSTTIE CLARK DORIS COX MARY HAZELWOOD TEDDY SMITH CAROLYN HUST CLYDE BENHAH FRANKIE GIBSON CLAUDE WINGFIELD MARTHA SAWYER T. M. MAPLE LAURA WILLIAMS Grade Eighth Front Row Center Row Last Row CHARLOTTE COOKER - Sponsor BOD CRAFTOO ELEANOR GOLDSBERRY DARREL RISIEY FRANKLIN RANSOM BILLY GOLDSBERRY BETTY RISLEY WILDA AIHERTON MILLIE HAZELWOOD JANE KNIGHT ANNETTE HENDERSON MAYOR VAN BOSSOM JANE WILLIAMS RUTH KING LEON MCLEVAIN FAY BYRNE JERRY NUNLEY DORIS ICCIE JERRY FSLTY SUE RATJi JERRY GOLDSBERRY BOBBY GOLDAY MARLYS BUST BENNIE HAIRS ELAINE PSCKENFaUGH Absent EARL FRSELS SAMMIE GIBSON Seventh Grade Front Row ARCHIE HAIRS ANNETTE INGE BILLY ATHERTON SUE BARNES GLADYS SARTAIN MARLYNN HUNDLEY FRIEDA HUGHES MARY ANN MOORE RONNIE NEWMAN BARBARA HELTON Center Row AUSTIN PRIEST JERRY FRUIT JIMMY PINKSTON LARRY HATFIELD PATSY JONES PEGGY JEWELL BILLY BUTLER PEGGY GOLDSBERRY KENNETH COX ELEANOR BABB - Si Last Row DONNIE VANCLSVE NANCY BRUNER SHIRLEY CARTER BILLY SUGG BILLY SANDSFUR BOBBY PINKSTON LOIS HIHDON MARY CRAFTON JIMMY SUGG BARBARA COX • J3RMgS - im SIXTH GRADE Lucille B. Briscoe - Teacher; FIRST ROW - Joyce Gerton, Shirley English, Carrie Russell, Tommie Boswell, Larry Hazelwood, Glenn Howard, Jerry Staples, SECOND ROW - Beverly Wingfield, Darleen Glassco, Clarence Gregg, Martha Griffin James Haire, Johnny Hatfield, Dennis Gibson. THIRD ROW - Mary Rose Stallings, Thelma Hazelwood, Esther Collier, Joseph Russell, David Sandefur, Silas Johnson Shirley McLevain, Bobby Risley. FIFTH GRADE Dorothy Tapp - Teacher; FRONT ROW - Shelby Goldsberry, Betty Baxter, Mary Hazelwood, Charles Staples, Morris Pinkston, Douglas Smithhart, Margaret Krott, Robert Riddle. SECOND ROW - Josephine Henderson, Patricia Henderson, Lindy Butler, Glenda Wilson, Nancy Hatfield, Wyatt Newman, Aubrey Glassco, Larry Goldsberry, George Onstott, Reginald Staples. THIRD ROW - Geneva Decker, Anna Mae Fulcher, Beth Jones, Dori3 Trodgen, Linda Cox, Carrie Spence, Mary Baxter, Arnold Phillips, Larry Gibson, Roy McLevain. ♦ POUR 151 GRADE Teacher; FIRST ROW - Kenneth Brack, David Stallings, James Knott, Larry Barnes, Gloria Phelps, Harold Herzog, SECOND ROW - Delilah In e Wilma Bryant, Bonnie Atherton, Mary Carter, Donna Gregory,Artis KsSco, 1?IH£4R?W Betty McLevain, Nancy Fhilliosf Bobby Sawyer, Marie Sandefur, Beverly Risley, Brenda Briscoe, Jean Fieldpausch. THIRD GRADE Ilayme I. Hagan - Teacher; FIRST ROW - Lonnie Inge, Mary Jo Butler, Judy Felt y, Wilma Johnson, Elige McLevain, Bonnie Cox, Carolyn Chinn, James Carrol Hust, Bobby Joe Priest. SECOND RC'W - Bobby George Goldsberry, Kay Briscoe, Jack Butler, Phyllis English, Charles Edward Hazelwood, William Haire, Wanda Hazel- wood, Billie Hatfield, Douglas Baxter. THIRD ROW - Jerry Dillehay, Charles Griffin, Wilber Spence, Harold Haire, Randall Johnson, Larry Butler, Billie Fulcher, Mary Ann Hamilton, Charles Edward Sandefur. ABSENT - Lewis Cheaney 4 i SECOND GRADE Lora C. Clark - Teacherj FRONT ROW - Douglas Butler, Joyce Baxter, Elizabeth Johnson, Rita Priest, Wanda Stallings, Virginia Classco, Lela Hatfield.SECOND ROW - Ernest Musgrave, Agnes Butler, Anna Lacefield, Lula Bell Knott, Helen Chapman, Carlene Peckenpaugh, Silas Sawyer. 1HIRD ROW - Roy Bryant, James Baker, Gene Sigler, David Busby, James Fulcher, Gary Barnes, Michael Hazelwood. Absent - Herman Felpauch, Kenneth Majors, Robert Graham, Biomas Bunch. FIRST GRADE Mae Ashby - Teacher; FRONT ROW - Joe Morre, Marvin Craig, Billy Risley, Stella Taney, Michael Carter, Diane Pitt, Alice Busby, Dorothy Knott. SECOND ROW - Jimmy Wingfield, Glenn Cox, David Sartain, Doris Crafton, Sandra Inge, Hugh Crawford, Gary Haire, Margaret Dillehay. THIRD ROW - Billie Pinkston, Carolyn Briscoe, Bobby Brack, Sarah Fulcher, Judy Stevens, Thomas Fulcher, Jean Jewell, Glenn Busby, Lois Gibson. JIMMY BOSWELL School Queen BETTY JEAN ENGLISH s HAJJCY PHILLIPS SARA DEAN BOSWELL 1 THEIKA HAZELWOOD BARBARA. HELTON Miss Junior High BUD CRAFTON Hr. Junior High DORISALIKE BUTLER Kiss Junior JAKES BUSBY Kr. Junior Mr. and Miss Senior - HI3I NORRIS CRAFTON AND SARA BOSWELL I i F. H. A. FIRST ROW - Lettie Clark, Betty Stone, Shirley Newman, Joyce Boswell, ?3ggy Sugg, Dorisaline Butler, Viola Haire, Mary Tillerson. SECOND ROW - Nina Gish - Advisor; Martha Galloway, Carlene Jewell, Gertrude Williams, Shirley Pecken- paugh, Betty Richardson, Julia Herzog, Patricia Nunley, Doris Cox. THIRD ROW - Adell McLevain, Carolyn Hust, Martha Sawyer, Laura Williams, Martha Newman, Martha Fruit, Mary Jo Allgood, Peggy Staples, Mary Honor Hazelwood FIRST ROW - Harry W. Lindenberg, Jr. - Advisor; Ronald Goldsberry, Ernest Wilson, Billie Staples, Jimmy Ball, Norris Crafton, Jimmy Boswell. SECOND ROW - Donnie Barnes, Hiram Knfcht, Elbert Pinkston, Norris Priest, Calvin Boswell, Charles Fruit, Donnie Ball, Donnie Butler, Dean Howard. THIRD ROW - Hugh Hazelwood, Teddy Smith, Claude Wingfield, Jimmie English, Frankie Gibson, Konrad Freuden- stein, Buddy Busby, T. M. Maple, Doris Risley. FOURTH ROW - Charles McLevain, Buddy Busby, Harry Bennett, Addison Boswell, Merle Crawford, Raymond Tillerson, Clyde Benham, Ernest Gibson. f Dramatics Said! Hubs FIRST ROW - DRAMATICS CLUB: Eleanor Babb, Sponsor; Patsy Jones, Sue 3ames, Gladys Sartain, Julia Inge, Marilynn Hundley, Frieda Hughes, SECOND ROW - SAFETY CLUB: Owen Riddle, Sponsor; Austin Priest, George Spence, Jerry Felty, Franklin Ransom, Ronnie Newman, Darrel Risley. THIRD ROW - Peggy Goldsberry, Nancy Bruner, Jerry Goldsberry, Elaine Peckenpaugh, Doris Poole, Jerry Nunley. FIRST ROW - Wanda Grant - Sponsor; Carol Lambert, Thelma Hazelwood, Sara Boswell, Janice Hazelwood, Nancy Phillips, Jimmy Risley. SECOND ROW - Dorothy Brack, Eleanor Frields, Sherry Parrish, Mary Sue Griffin, Betty Ann ?rie3t, Nannie Gibson, Marvin Brack, Ronald Fray. THIRD ROW - Carolyn Hughes, Lula Bell 3ryant, Judith Gregory, Esther Russell, Bernard Hughes, Woodrow Ransom, Dorothy 3eals, Wanda Klaffer, Betty English. A $ Bulldogs Win, 105-25 Against Spollsville; Greatest In History Che er leaders SHIRLEY NEWMAN, PATRICIA NUNLEY, THEUM. HAZELWOOD, and NORRIS CRAFTON f Basketball Team FIRST ROW - Buddy Newman, Ernest Wilson, Merle Crawford, Jimmy Risiey, Ernest 0wen Riddle-Coach; Buddy Busby, Ronald Goldsberry, Harry Bennett, Frankie Gibson, and Hugh Hazelwood. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE -- 1950-51 Hebbardsville 91 - Hebbardsvilie 46 - Hebbardsville 75 - Hebbardsvilie 57 - Hebbardsvilie 75 - Hebbardsville 47 - Hebbardsville 47 - Hebbardsville 57 - Hebbardsville 55 - Hebbardsvilie 57 - Hebbardsvilie 59 - Hebbardsville 54 - Hebbardsville 63 - Hebbardsvilie 99 - Hebbardsvi1le 52 - Hebbardsville 58 - Hebbardsville 52 - Hebbardsvilie 94 - Hebbardsville 105- Hebbardsvilie 72 - Hebbardsvilie 46 - Hebbardsvilie 62 - Hebbardsville 54 - Hebbardsvilie 78 - Hebbardsville 50 - Hebbardsville 70 - Immaculate Conception 29 Uni ontown 54 Spottsville 23 Niagara 37 Beech Grove 34 Clay 38 Sebree 46 Morganfield 54 Holy Name 42 Uniontown 45 Christian Brothers 48 Beech Grove 31 Slaughters 51 Poole 37 Sebree 49 Sturgis 34 Holy Name 41 St. Vincent 31 Spottsville 25 Dixon 53 Niagara 49 Poole 48 Corydon 34 St. Vincent 33 Dixon 63 Clay 36 Ihe Hebbardsville record of twenty-three the school's history. Bulldogs closed the 1950-51 basketball season with a victories and three defeats. This is the best record in CRAWFORD Center WIISON Guard BOSWELL Forward RISLEY Forward GIBSON Forward Ordior bunch ?? Perfect Shot buYLATFcot Wusica ly Inc), i $4 uf-f in i he, Q ui ( OOcJ •for A o t- h i n ] i W r- )av Hi Fool Shot Autographs -wjjjoy-m TfwrvQj 'jummfvsv p 'vnafi 'vo£ Compliments of Goldsberry Coal Company Steam and Domestic Coal Stoker - Lump - Slack Phone 78-3569 or 78-3565 Your Trade is Appreciated Compliments of Goldsberry Coal Company Steam and Domestic Coal Stoker - Lump - Slack Phone 78-3569 or 78-3565 Your Trade Is Appreciated Compliments of ARGABRITE CHEVROLET COMPANY Seles - Service Wrecker Service, Anything, Anywhere 214-116 N. Green Street Phone 2701 � Henderson, Kentucky BUY DIRECT FROM DOLFH HAZELWOOD’S Two Cool Mines And You Will Know Where Your Cool Comes From We Deliver The Best Only LUMP STOKER NUT Offioe Phone 4741 Mine Phone 3546 wishes I D E A L wishes good health to the students of Hebberdsville Use: IDEAL Milk Ioe Cream Butter Cottage oheese IDEAL PURE MILK CO. Paul Compliments of B. Moss Company Phone 2737 Funeral and Ambulance Servloe 510 Second Street Henderson, Kentucky Welcome To LADES TOURIST HOKE Tour Home Awey Pron Home Highway 41 60 325 E. Green St, Renuereor, Ey„ To Be Bappy Get Groceries at Eeowr’e Zion Eertucry Phone 4£7 i Z. V, GASSSP. GARAGE OOKJAFT Incorpora tec Ofarysler, Flymoutfc Saiee anc Semoe 116-21 K. Green Street Telephone 3107 KiAHI SERVICE STAHOT OHE STOP STATXOE Wash-ng - luori catior - Hoar Service fill Anc Gat Center anc Greer. Streete Dtel 29SS KENN LAIN, INCORPORATED Furniture - Floor Covering - Shadee Appliances 123-125 North Eain Street Phone 3047 Compliments of Dr. D. L. Vaughn Vaughn Clinic 302 K. Green Henderson, Ky. Compliments of 125 North Green Street Phone 3345 SHANNON LUMBER COMPANY Incorporated Building Material and Mill Work Henderson, Kentucky Compliments Of Sterman Peckenpaugh Coal Co. Steam and Domestic Coal Phone 78-3567 Hebbardsville, Kentucky Welcome To GREEN GABLES Under The Management Of Regina and Bobby Gregory Tenth and Green Streets Henderson, Kentucky Phone 3025 Office 424 N. Water Street HENDERSON CONCRETE COMPANY Incorporated Ready—Mixed Concrete Concrete 31ock6 - Concrete Joists - Waylite Blocks Henderson, Kentucky P. A. Kelton I2LTCH SPRINGER 0, B, Springer General Insurance F. H, A. — Real Estate Phone 3934 103 North Main Henderson, Kentucky FERRELL BROTHERS RESTAURANT We Specialize In Breakfast And Hamburgers Our Chili Is Delicious 24 Hour Service 219 Green Street Henderson, Kentucky HARTFORD BAKERY Eat Golden Toast Bread Phone 5-3115 Evansville, Indiana GRASTY'S DRUG STORE, INCORPORATED Your Friendly Drug Store Fhone 3957 Eenderson, Kentucky D. T. PLUMBING HE ATI MU COMPANY 115 First Street Phone 2230 Henderson, Kentucky HENDERSON GAS APPLIANCE COMPANY Complete Propane — Butane Gas Service 227 North Main Street Phone 3498 For Better Feeds Look For 'Ihe Checkerboard Store CRAPTON BROTHERS FEEDS FERTILIZER SERVICE Phone 4973 Phone 78-3511 PRIEST'S SERVICE ST0R!e More Hours Service Per Day More Merchandixe Per Dollar If We Don't Have It We Will Get It Tell TJs Your Wants Hebbardsville, Kentucky HENDERSON FEED AND COMMISSION COMPANY Crib Filler Indiana Certified Seed Corn 322 Second Street Phone 2206 Compliments Of J. S, PRIEST Distributors For Gulf Products Compliments Of FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Henderson BRYANT’S GULF SERVICE Carl ¥. Robards Property Gulf Gas And Tires. Tubes. Accessories Oils Road Service Clay and Green Streets Phone 7-9172 SUGG COMPANY Your Ford Car and Ford Tractor Dealer Phone 7-3566 406 Second Street % Henderson, Kentucky Compliments Of AUDIS WILSON’S LUNCH ROOM A Good Place to Eat and Rest Phone 79156 128 North Elm Street Henderson, Kentucky Compliments Of BURBON LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY, INC. Office; Union Stockyards Evansville, Indiana Phone 5-5285; 5-5286; 5-5287 OTIS A. BENTON AND SON Know By Service Compliments of FRYER REALTY COMPANY Compliments of Wright’s Appliance Compliments of RUBY’S CAFE Compliments of SEVEN BELLS Compliments of JERK’S DRIVE-111 Compliments of APPLIANCE CENTER INC TEAGUE'S CABIHS JOHN R. WARD, Prop. Highway 41 - North of Henderson, Kentucky Telephone 2335 Comer 3rd Elm Streets MEYER BROTHERS MOTOR COMPANY OLDSMOBILE Front End Aligning And Wheel Balancing Body And Fender Work Henderson, Kentucky Compliments of Scott Lumber Company Manufactures Hardwood Lumber Outer Fifth Street Henderson, Kentucky — -------------------——---------Phone P.flflh____________________________ Compliments of Hotel Kingdon Henderson's Popular Priced Hotel 100 Sprinkler Protected Justice Hatchery “Baby Chicks That Lire and Grow Wayne Feeds Poultry Supplies Ky. U.S. Approved Pullorum Clean Baby Chicks 110 N. Water Street Phone 2554 ____________________________ Henderson, _Ks___________________________ Your Future Looks Bright And We Offer A Good Banking Service To Help You Go Farther and Faster OHIO VALLEY NATIONAL BANK of Henderson Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Princess Beauty and Slimming Studio 238 J!l Main Street Henderson, Ky. Specializing in Complete Beauty Culture BOB WRIGHT MOTORS IRC. Pontiac Cadillac 109 South East 3rd Street Evansville, Indiana AM 860 K.C, Congratulations VSON PM 99.5 M.C. Garage HART SALES SERVICE Your General Electric Dealer DeSo to-Plymouth Appliance Store 405 North Main Street 222-225 North Main Phone 2155 Phone 2703 Zion, Kentucky Compliments Of JOHNNY’S GROCERY Phone 5201 A. B. EARGOOD Distributor D X Firestone Products Phone 3525 4th Adams Streets Henderson, Kentucky Phone 2257 FERNWOOD FLO RAX COMPANY Pete Jones and Paul Overton Say It with flowers — Say it with ours 912 Madison Street CRAFTON'S Office Supplies A Equipment 400 Second Street Phone 4946 Henderson, Kentucky 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� Hie TRAINED workers will continue to have steady, lucrative positions claims Mrs. Anna S. Bramwell, of Bramwell, of BRAMWELL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. Instruction is by experts who know the answers, Students may enroll every MONDAY—in either DAY or BIGHT classes. E. S. HAYES SON LUMBER MILL WORK Zion Road COOPER'S G. Fielding Jones, Jr. Owen B. Jones Props. Phone: 3858 FOX'S restaurant and barbecue Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner Steaks, Chops, and Chicken 331 First Phone 7-9143 THE SH2HWIIT - WILLIAMS CO. Paints, Varnishes, Lacquers, Leads, Oils, Enamels, Brushes and Painters' Specialties 216 North Main Street Henderson, Ky. Compliments Of SIMON'S Dependable Footware For The Family RALEY'S HELP Y'SELF LAUNDRY 130 North Water Street Phone 4161 330 First Street VALLEY PRODUCE Cream, Poultry, Eggs Henderson, Kentucky Compliments of Fitzgerald and Sons Furniture Company 304-306 First Street Phone 3467 Compliments of Quality Food Shop 738 Second Street The Best in Meats and Groceries Cha8, Montgomery, Prop, YES. BUSINESS PAYS WELL A few months of intensive training after High School will Prepare you you for one of the better office Jobs. For 57 years Lockyear’s has been preparing young men and women for these opportunities. More than 20.000 graduates testify to the thoroughness of the training and effectiveness of the free Employ- ment Service - the oldest office employment service in the Tri-State. Ask for Catalog LOCKYEAR'S BUSINESS COLLEGE - Evansville Telephone 5-8157___________________Indiana Magic Chef Ranges Pyrofax Bottle Gas ADVANCE REFRIGERATION COMPANY Phone 3058 Henderson, Kentucky Compliments of BRIGHT SPOT CAFE 737 Second Street Phone 7-9192 NORRIS HARDWARE AND SEED COMPANY Home of Good Goods Phone 2191 Henderson, Kentucky After the game come to the U. S. Lunchroom for good hamburgers - Chile and all kinds of good food. U. S. LUNCHROOM Mr. and Mrs. Claude Busby BOHN'S READY TO WEAR Henderson, Kentucky Compliments Of LEIGH HARRIS Publisher - Commercial Printing Henderson, Kentucky Phone 2345 Compliments Of SHAW'S FLOWERS, IHC. Henderson, Ky. 222 Second St. CREHSHAW KELLER SERVICE STATIOH Comer Second Green Sts. Henderson, Ky. Compliments Of CHAHDLEY Cartage Co. We wish to thank the following people for their contributions toward our annual: Staples Jewelry and Clothing Store Red Front Stores Modern Shoe Shop Danny's The Burgoo Bowl Duncan's Grocery Store OUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED BY THE INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY DIPLOMAS ManulactuteM. ZxcluiUtehj, YEARBOOKS ta the ANNOUNCEMENTS gchaoli o{ Anew PERSONAL CARDS CAPS AND GOWNS Gusi qid tfeaA TREASURY OF WISDOM STATIONERY