Hebbardsville High School - Varsity Yearbook (Hebbardsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1953 volume:

THE VARSITY Published by The Senior Class Of Hebbardsville High School Hebbardsville, Kentucky LEWIS JOHNSON Principal ANNUAL STAFF Editor ------ Assistant Editor - Business Manager - Circulation Manager Art Editor---------- ■ Sports Editor- - - ’Will.............. History- - - - - - Class Poem - - - - Prophecy ----- Dedication - - - - Advertising Staff- - Maxine McHatton - Elbert Pinkston - Mary Jo Allgood -. Hugh Hazelwood - - Jimmy English - -Merle Crawford - - Carol Lambert Sherry Parrish -Charles McLevain Lula Bryant Newman - - Harry Bennett Norris Priest - - Donnie Bsrnes Dorothy Beals - Patricia Nunley - - -Senior Class We, the Senior Cla33 of 1952-53, wish to dedicate our annual to one of our classmates, Addison Young Boswell, who was killed in an automo- bile accident on November 10, 1952. His happy smile and friendly ways will always be remembered. GOD'S BETTER JUDGMENT” He was enemy to none. Friend to all. He’d do anything for you. Whether large or small. He always had a smile for you. No matter where he went. And he was always haopy. No matter how his time was spent. You know we’re going to miss him. As the years cone and go; But we know hefs in a place. Where only happiness flows. Don't say it’s all over. Parents and dear friends; For his sorrows are over. While ours will just begin. He's gone from us. But don’t start to weep; Because he isnft dead. He’s only asleep. So, to his parents and his friends. Keep this thought living in your heart; Someday we 11 meet in heaven, ’Where we’ll never have to part. Patricia Nunley, Dedication Vaxine McHatton, Poem EXIE MAE MYRICK Home Economics IDA COFFEY Commerce HARRY TALLIN BENNETT DONALD WAYNE BARNES President Vice-President SHERRY MAY PARRISH MARY JO ALLGOOD Secretary Treasurer 1 ELIZABETH MAXINE KCHATTON REPORTER DOROTHY LORETTA BEALS Sgt-Of-Arms ERNEST EARL GIBSON PATHICIA ANN NUNLEY CAROL JEAN LAMBERT LULA BELLE NEWMAN NORRIS ODENE PRIEST CHARLES ETOIND MCIEVAIN CAWTH wsmLL ADDISON YOUNG SOSWELL DORRIS GLENN RISLEY JlVl'Y DALc; ENGLISH r H ELSERT DAVID PINKSTON Bound by Determination White Hoses C cJL -' Qa � Blue and White CjZouUs y 2jn' PARTING Itfs time to go, it's hard to leave. And yet it’s for the best So as we go, we want to leave, A wish for your happiness. Wefll miss you when we are gone. And we hope you111 miss us too; We donft like to think we've failed. To make friends with all of you. Our teachers have all been wonderful. To us through all these years; And we 11 remember their kindness and pati And keep them as memories so dear. To you, the faculty, we mean no more. Than the class that left last year; But to us it will open a door of new life. To a future with nothing to fear. We leave you now in parting, Thof in memories you 11 remain; And we think-not what we have lost. But rather what we will gain. By Harry Bennett and Norris Priest Gosh, how fast time passes. It seems as though it was only yester- day when we entered school in the fall of forty-one. The years went flying by and soon we entered the seventh grade with thirty-seven mem- bers. We were very much excited and after much confusion, we learned the right class rooms. We graduated from the eighth grade with twenty- three members. After three months vacation we came back as Freshmen. Just think we were actually in high school now and did we feel proud 1 We lost a few of our members to Dan Cupid, but we still had fun. Maxine McHatton was elected as our President and we were off to a big start. We had Mi88 Joan Henn as our sponsor. Then we were silly sophomores, with Mrs. 0. B. Gish as our sponsor. We elected that year as our chief executive Hugh Hazelwood and he did a very good Job, too. Finally, we were Juniors with twenty members. Mrs. Gish was our sponsor again and we began to make plans for our annual, which we would put out in our senior year. We sponsored a Valentine Dance that year at which we crowned the School Queen and King. Calvin Boswell was our President and with cooperation from everyone we had a fine year together, Now we are seniors, with Mrs. Annie S. Barnes as our sponsor. For the great task as President this year, and it is a great one, we elected Harry Bennett. We started our year with twenty members, but lost one of our dearest members. Sonny Boswell, in an accident on November 10, 1952. We sold ads to help put out our annual. It took the work of the whole class to make it a success. We had many happy days working together on our annual. Even though we say we are happy that our school days are about over, we will always remember our dear old days and all the fun we had at H. H. S. By: Lula Belle Newman Charles McLevain Dear Donnie, Today Is May 29, 1956, and many things have happened slnoe we were seniors at Hebhardsvllle High School. After I was through with my house work and didn't have anything to do, I decided to take a look once again at our dear old year book. And whose do you think was the first picture I saw? Hone other than youre. so I thought I would like to have a nice little chat with you , about our classmates of H.H.S. Much to my surprise when I was shopping X saw Maxine MoHatton and she finally got the man she wanted, and they are very happy with their two children. Maxine told me that Norris Priest Is doing fine with his em- balming at Tapp Funeral Home. Which Is very close to Rlsley Clothing Center . Dorris purchased this store from his Uncle. I also hear that Buddy Newman has finally got married and Is still selling furniture, and Is also coaching Basketball on the side. I learned from Buddy that Ernest Gibson Is now serving In the U. S. Navy and Patsy Is very well satisfied with the deal, since he Is home once a month. I was very happy that Mary Jo Allgood has finally settled down with her one and only, and is very pleased with her apartment on Main Street, which side we do not know. Lula Belle Bryant Newman Is a very happy person because she has Tell at home with her again. Sherry Parrish Is teaching school In Tennessee and enjoys her work. Elbert Pinkston Is majoring In Agriculture at the Peabody College where Calvin Boswell Is head president. Merle Crawford Is coaching basketball at Spottsvllle, Ky., and Carol lambert goes to every game although she is tired after her days work at her restaurant. 1 saw Charles McLevain the other day and he had a good looking girl on his arm, Charles Is not as bashful as he was at Hebbardsvllle Patricia Nunley Is doing fine as stewardess with the Eastern Air Lines. Now and then she sees a good looking Man. Hugh Hazelwood who la with the U.S. Army, 3ays he sees Patricia quite often. Harry Bennett Is now studying at Harvard College to become a lawyer but Is still at his old method as he was at H.H.3., Flnd'em, fool'em, forget 'em. Jimmy English is now owner of the Hepderson Speedway In which he has finished hi 3 hot rod that he was building while attending H.H.3. I was very much pleased to hear that you are now pumping oil near the Powell Nunley farm. Let us wish each one of our former classmates the best of luck and success through the coming years. Your former classmate Dorothy Beals CJLw If-M We the 1953 seniors of Hehbardsvllie High School, do hereby will and bequeath these, our most treasured and worldly possessions to our classmates and teachers. X, Mary Jo Allgood, do will and bequeath my neat and dignified ways to Mary Edna Crafton. I, Donald Barnes, do will and bequeath my love for teasing the stud ents to T. M. Maple. I, Dorothy Beals, do will and bequeath my beautiful singing to Ger- trude Williams. .. , , I, Harry Bennett, do will and bequeath my love for all the girls to Bud Crafton. 1, Calvin Boswell, do will and bequeath my love for many cars and one girl to Frankie Gibson. I, Merle Crawford, do will and bequeath my athletic ability to Billy Goldsberry. I, Jimmy English, do will and bequeath my hot-rod to Droopy Benham. I, Ernie Gibson, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to Mary Jane Iucarlc. I, Hugh Hazelwood, do will and bequeath my height to Bobby Golday. I, Carol Lambert, do will and bequeath my ability to have a Job to Lettle Clark. I, Maxine McHatton, do will and bequeath my ability to Ignore boys to Mary Honor Hazelwood. I, Charles McLevain, do will and bequeath my quiet ways to Donnie Butler. I, Buddy Newman, do will and bequeath my annoying ways to Jerry Goldsberry. I, Lula Bryant Newman, do will and bequeath my ability to get a man to Bennie Halre. I, Patricia Nunley, do will and bequeath my ability to eat and not get fat to Shirley Klaffer. I, Sherry Parrish, do will and bequeath my undecided heart to Martha Sawyer. I, Elbert Pinkston, do will and bequeath my ability and love of robbing the cradle to Hiram Knight. I, Norris Priest, do will and bequeath my love for the embalming business and the big black hearse to Charles Fruit. I, Dorris Rlsley, do will and bequeath my good looks and salesman- ship ability to Mousey Freels. We, the Senior Class, do hereby will and bequeath to our teachers: Mr. Lewis Johnson, a new pair of overalls, an orange plaid shirt, and a purple tie. Mrs. Annie Barnes, a model class that she has always been used to. Miss Ida Coffey, a year's supply of Avon cosmetics. Miss Luclle Briscoe, a bright red Hudson convertible with a hand- some chauffeur. Mr. Charles Llndauer, a pair of wrinkle-proof trousers and some red suspenders. Miss Exie Mae Myrlck, a Hollywood wardrobe, a traveling Iron, plus a year's supply of red Color Back . Mrs. Carrie Shiver, the latest edition of the book on Studyhall Discipline . Junior Class - - to the girls, a course on How to Get Your Man ; to the boys, a course on How to Dodge the Women ; and to the whole class, an ample supply of knowledge and wisdom on How to Publish the Annual . By Carol Lambert and Sherry Parrish DONNIE BALL President KARTHA GALLOWAY Vice-President LETTIE CLARK Secretary JULIA HERZOG Treasurer CLYDE RAY BENHAM Sgt-At-Arms WARY HAZELWOOD Reporter A V _ CARLENE JEWELL C LATOE WINGFIELD DORIS COX LAURA WILLIAMS MARVIN BRACK GERTRUDE WILLIAMS BETTYE STONE CAROLYN HU3T HIRAM KNIGHT BETTYE RICHARDSON SHIRLEY NEW! .AN T. K. NAPLE MARTHA SA'.YYER TEDDY S?. ITH FRANKIE GIBSON CHARLES FRUIT VIOLA HAIRE DONNIE BUTLER PEGGY STAPLES FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Bud Grafton, Millie Hazelwood, Jane Knight, Annette Henderson, Wilda Atherton, Fay Byrne, Eleanor Goldsberry. SECOND ROW: Miss Exie Mae Myrick, sponsor; Bennie Haire, Marlyn Hust, Darrel Risley, Frankie Ransom, Billy Goldsberry, Elaine Porter, Elaine Peckenpaugh. THIRD ROW: Gail Staples, Mayor VanBussum, Bobby Golday, Jerry Golds- berry, Leon McLevain, Sue Ball, Sammie Gibson- 3' FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Annette Inge, Archie Halre, Gladys Sartaln, Billy Atherton, Sue Barnes, Bobby Helton. Mary Moore, Mary Lucaric, Mrs. Thelma 3mall, sponsor; Joyce Turner, Billy Butler, Betty Rlsley, Jerry Nunley. Patsy Jones, Jerry Fruit, Austin Priest, Mary Crsfton, PeftRy Powell, Gloria Driver, Bobby Pinkston, Jimmie Pinkston, Bobby Glassco, Ronnie Newman, Peggy Goldsberry, Shirley Carter. FIRST ROW: R. Staples, A. Glassco, S. Goldaberry, B. Baxter, M. Knott, B. Jones, P. Henderson, L. Butler, B. Richardson, D. Smith- hart, N. Hatfield,G. Wilson, SECOND ROW: Miss Shiver, sponsor, C. Turner, B. Collier, L. Cox, Baxter, J. Henderson, D. Fox, A. Spalnhoward, R. Riddle, W. Newman, M. Pinkston, THIRD ROW: J. Hat- field, R. McElvain, J. Cox, D. Sandefur, L. Gibson, A Phillips, D. Trogden, P. Wiseman, E. Majors, S. Powell, W. VanCleave. FIRST ROW: G. Roberts, C. Russell, S. Gibson, S. English, T. Bos- well, D. Glassco, B. Poole, B. Patterson, G. Haynes, S. Helton, D. Majors, SECOND ROW: Miss Briscoe, sponsor, M. Bennett, B. Wing- field, D. Gibson, L. Hazelwood, L. Parrish, V. Trent, M. Moss, S. MeLevaln, B. Rlsley, P. Jewell, M. Griffin. THIRD ROW: S. Klaffer, M. Stallings, N. Jones, K. Cox, J. Russell, D. VanCleve, K. Ven- Cleve, C. Gregg, J. Halre, L. Laswell. FIRST ROW: Mrs. E. Heinz, teacher, B. Goldsherry, J. Butler, J. Hust, B. Priest, L. Inge, M. J. Butler, B. Trent, D. Baxter, B. Harfield. 3EC0ND ROW: P. English, J. Dillehay, B. Cox, M. Hamiltcc, C. Chinn, W. Johnson, S. Hays, L. Cheaney, THIRD ROW: B. Haire, L. Butler, C. Hazelwood, H. Haire, C. Rause, E. McLevaln, W. 3andefur, L. Poole, R. Sawyer, C. Griffin. FIRST ROW: H. Herzog, T. Haynes, B. Moss, J B. Fields, Miss A. Greer, teacher, G. Phelps, W. Bryant, M. A. Crafton, C. Nunley, D. . Patterson. THIRD ROW: M. Sanderfur. B. Briscoe, D. Stallings, J. Knott, K. Brack, L. Carter, A. Glassco. SECOND ROW: Inge, B. Atherton, D. S. Gregory, K. Thurman, C. Driver, B. McLevaln, B. Risley, N. Phillips, R. Majors. FIRST ROW: Mrs. M. Hagan, teacher, 3. Inge, T. Baxter, D. Knott, D. Pitt, A. Busby, M. Craig, G. Hayes, W. Morris. SECOND ROW: 3. Yancy, B. Rlsley, G. Cox, H. Crawford, C. Chinn, B. Pinkston, V. Collier, M. Carter. THIRD ROW: B. Brack, D. Sartain, L. laswell, C. Briscoe, M. Dlllehay, J. Jewell, J. Wingfield, J. Moore. FIRST ROW: R. Priest, V. Glassco, L. M. Hatfield, W. Stallings, C. Iambert, J. Baxter, D. Butler, W. Phelps, K. Majors. SECOND ROW: E. Musgrave, A. Butler, R. Haynes, C. Nunley, G. Barnes, R. Spainhoward, N. Messamore, H. Chapman, B. Johnson. THIRD ROW: S. Sawyer, G. Sig- •er L. B. Knott, B. Phelps, A. 5. Iacefleld, C. Peckenpaugh, T. Bunch, R. Bryant, M. Hazelwood, A. N. McKinney, teacher. FIRST ROW: J. Morris, K. Hazelwood, D. Stallings, L. Cox, H. Risley, S. Priest, R. A. Jones, D. Chapman, B. McKinney, H. Butler, H. Gilmore, R. Peckenpaugh. SECOND ROW: P. Fields, 3. Clark, D. Haire, J. Wal- den, L. Yancy, R. Bunch, W. Carter, D. Clouse, D. Gibson, D. Galloway, B. Nunley, 3. Hust. THIRD ROW: T. Peckenpaugh, W. Jewell, P. Pearcy, B. Williams , K. Orr, J. Trogden, B. Burns, M. Fox, R. Haire, T. Bax- ter, J. Hallmark, Miss M. Ashby, teacher. FIRST ROW: 3. Lucaric, A. Johnson, R. Baxter, B. Phelps, B. Haire, P. Brack, K. Haynes. SECOND ROW: Mrs. L. Clark, teacher, P. New- ton, L. Gibson, P. Newton, C. Spainhoward, R. Musgrave, S. Iambert, L. Moore, R. Gibson. THIRD ROW: J. Majors, J. Gibson, R. Powell, G. Phillips. M. McLevain, N. Nunley, L. Mays. SCHOOL HI 0 HUGH HA2Elar00D SCH 001 QUEEN PATRICIA NUNLEY ATTENDANTS 3axJuXirM Q PATRICIA NUNLEY LETT IE CLARK ATTENDANT JERRY NUNLEY ATTENDANT F. F. A. SWEET HEART PATRICIA NUNLEY SECOND ATTENDANT MERLE CRAWFORD and MAXINE MCHATTON MISS JUNIOR Bettye Stone MISS SOPHOMORE Bennie Haire MISS FRESHMAN Bettye Risley MISS 3TH GRADE Sue Helton MISS 7TH GRADE Glenda Wilson MR. JUNIOR Claude Wingfield MR. SOPHOMORE Jerry Goldsberry MR. FRESHMAN JlTOny Pinkston MR. 8TH GRADE Larry Hazelwood MR. 7TH GRADE Aubrey Spainhowerd 1 o Most Dignified Senior ----------------------------- Mary Jo Allgood Jolliest Junior ----------------------------------- Iaura Williams Silliest Sophomore -------------------------------- Bud Crafton Greenest Freshman --------------------------------- Austin Priest Best All-Around Boy--------------------------------Hugh Hazelwood Best All-Around Girl ------------------------------ Patricia Nunley Best Dressed Student ------------------------------ Mary Jo AJlgood Best Athlete -------------------------------------- Merle Crawford Busiest Student-------------------- —---------- — Mary lucarlc laziest Student ----------------------------------- Sonny Boswell Model Student ------------------------------------- Patricia Nunley Most Polite Student ------------------------------- Carline Jewell Man Chaser-----------------------------------------Mary Moore Tom Boy--------------------------------------------Jane Knight Biggest Flirt -------------------------------------Bobby Helton Biggest Grumbler-----------------------------------Harry Llndenberg Biggest Gum Chewer----------------------------- — Mary Crafton Happiest Student ---------------------------------- Patricia Nunley Frlendest Boy ------------------------------------- Harry Bennett Buddy Newman Frlendest Girl ------------------------------------- Patricia Nunley Chief Woman Hater----------------------------------Charles Me Levain Chief Man Hater------------------------------------Exle Myrlck Biggest Two Timer --------------------------------- Jimmy English Biggest Pest --------------------------------------Exle Myrlck Night Owl------------------------------------------Ernest Gibson Romeo and Juliet ---------------------------------- Ernest Gibson Patsy Jones Boy Most Likely to Succeed ------------------------ Norris Priest Girl Most Likely to Succeed ----------------------- Sherry Parrish School King---------------------------------------- Hugh Hazelwood School Queen -------------------------------------- Patricia Nunley Biggest Day Dreamer--------------------------------Mary Jo Allgood Nuttiest Nut -------------------------------------- Norris Priest Biggest Feet -------------------------------------- Donnie Barnes Biggest Nuisance ---------------------------------- Maxine McHatton Biggest Brag -------------------------------------- Ernie Gibson Biggest Grouch ------------------------------------ Calvin Boswell Song Bird -----------------------------------------Merle Crawford Biggest Ears --------------------------------------Buddy Newman Clyde Benham Walking Dictionary -------------------------------- Mrs. Annie Barnes Nosey Rosey----------------------------------------Miss Exle Myrlck Loudest laughter ---------------------------------- Dorothy Beals City Slicker -------------------------------------- Carol Lambert Marriage Advisor ---------------------------------- Lula Belle Newman Traveling Sal ------------------------------------- 3herry Parrish Greatest Lover ------------------------------------ Elbert Pinkston High-Pressured Salesman --------------------------- Dorris Rlsley FIHST ROW: V. Hazelwood, M. Galloway, M. Hust, L. Clark, C. Hust, L. Williams, G. Williams, T. M• Maple. 3 EC OH D ROW: V. Halre, E. Pinkston, B. Halre, L. B. Newman, Mrs. A. Barnes, sponsor. FIRST ROW: S. Parrish, V. McHatton, L. Clark, C. Lambert, L. Williams, Mrs. T. Small, soonsor. SECOND ROW: J. Knight, M. Galloway, N• Gibson, C. Hust, G. Wllllsam, L. B. Newman. THIRD ROW: M. Hust, B. Richardson, E. Preels, E. Porter, B. Golds- berry, r. VanBuasum, F. Ranson. FIRST ROW: Miss E. Myrick, sponsor; M. Hazelwood, B. Stone, V. nsire, F. Byrne, J. Herzog, P. Nunley, C. Jewell. SECOND ROW: M. Hazelwood, B. Helton, P. Goldsberry, S. Carter, B. Risley, P. Powell, E. Golds- berry, W. Atherton, B. Haire, M. Hust. THIRD ROW: M. Crafton, G. Driver, P. Jones, S. Barnes, Si Ball, J. Nunley, D. Beals, V. Allgood, P. Staples. FOURTH ROW: S. Newman, G. Staples, A. Henderson, E. Bunch, G. Ss-ta’n, M. Lucaric, A. Inge, S. Gibson. FIR3T ROW: H. W. Iirtdenberg, sponsor, D. Risley, T. V. Maple, C. Boa- well, E. Pinkston, M. Crawford. SECOND ROW: J. Pink3ton, D. Risley, B. Butler, A. Haire, B. Atherton, J. Fruit, B. Pinkston, J. Goldsberry, D. Butler, THIRD ROW: B. Golday, L. McLevain, A. Priest, B. Glassco, N. Priest, D. Ball, C. McLevain, C. Bonham. FOURTH ROW: F. Gibson, 3. Newman, D. Barnes, J. English, S. Boawill, E. Gibson, H. Knight, C. Wingfield. FIRST ROW: S. Holton, C. Spenco, L. Butlor, B. Jonea, G. Wl}.son, S. Klaffer, B. Patterson, D. Fox, Mrs. A. Bamos, sponsor. SECOND ROW: M. Moss, W. VanClove, P. Wiseman, B. Wingfield, M. Griffin, S. English, A. Crafton, L. Ooldsberry, J. Hatfield. THIRD ROW: J. Henderson, D. Trogden, P. Henderson, C. Gregg, L. laswell, M. Stallings, S. Gold- sberry, P. Jewell. FIRST ROW: M. Bennett, B. Risley, L. Hazelwood, J. Staples, J. Haire, G. Roberts, K. VanCleve, A. Poole, Miss L. Briscoe, sponsor, SECOND ROW: B. Barter, D. Majors, R. iddle, S. McLevain, D. Glassco, C. Russell, T. Boswell, J. Russell, D. Gibson, K. Cox. THIRD ROW: W. Newman, L. Cox, M. Knott, M. Baxter, N. Hatfield, D. Smithhart, M. Pinkston, B. Collier, A. Phillips, FOURTH ROW: S. Johnson, D. San- defur, R. Staples, C. Staples, J. Cox, A. Spainhoward, L. Gibson, E. Majors, J. Sugg, N. Jones. BASKETBALL TE m FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Jerry Goldsberry, Frank Gibson, Merle Craw- ford, Clyde Benham, Bobby Golday. SECOND ROW: Manager; Charles McLevain, Ernie Gibson, Donnie Butler, Buddy Newman, T. M. Maple, Calvin Boswell, Manager. THIRD ROW: Jimmie Pinkston, Bobby Glassco, Charles Lindauer, Coach, Donnie Ball, Claude Wingfield. Frank Ransom, Mar in Brack, Norris Priest. FOUTH ROW: i aJkU+jUL fSJ- -S3 'HE THEY 55 Hawesvilie 53 61 Sacramento 50 48 Brandenburg 53 49 Spottsville 32 56 Niagara 47 79 Unlontown 50 49 Holy Name 66 42 Corydon 51 59 Troy, Indiana 51 50 Crittenden County 52 91 St. Agnes 39 57 Brandenburg 55 55 Sebree 44 46 Holy Name 47 49 Breckinridge 66 58 Sturgis 60 36 B.W.T.H.S 73 45 Lyon Co. 52 66 Niagara 52 55 Dixon 54 75 Livermore 69 78 Unlontown 52 61 St. Vincent 26 52 Dixon 55 54 Owensboro Catholic 63 This record does not include the scoring for the last game, Leitchfield Mary Jo Allgood F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1 Band 1 Miss Junlbr 3 F. F. A. Queen Attendant 4 Class Treasurer 4 Annual Business Manager 4 Pep Club Secretary 4 School Queen Attendant 4 Calvin Boswell F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 F. F. A. President 3-4 Sentinel of Student Council 3 Vice-President of Student Council 4 Class President 3 Merle Crawford Donnie Barnes Vice-President of Class 3-4 F. F. A. Secretary 3 Commercial Club 1 F. F. A. 2-3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 F. F. A. Sentlnal 1-2-3-4 Mr. Senior 4 Flying Dutchman Award 2-3 Class Treasurer 2 Dorothy Beals F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Commercial Club 1-2 Class Sgt. of Arms 4 Class Prophecy 4 Jimmy English F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Treasurer 3 Baseball 1-2 Harry Bennett Ernest Gibson F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Beta Club 3-4 Student Council 4 Student Council President 4 Class President 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Addison Boswell F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 Assistant Secretary of F. F. A., 1 Basketball 1-2-3-4 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Hugh Hazelwood F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Mr. Sophomore 2 Class President 2 F. H. A. Beau 3 F. F. A. Reporter 4 Annual Circulation Manager 4 Carol I«mbert Patricia Nunley F. H. A. 1 Band 1 Glee Club 1 Commere' - .1 Club Reporter 2 I. F. A. Sweetheart 3 Commercial Club Treasurer 4 Commercial Club 2-3-4 Class Will for Annual 4 Maxine McHatton F. H. A. 1 Cevnerclal Club 1-2-3 Commercial Club President 4 Class Reporter 4 Treasurer of Student Council 4 Editor of School Paper A Editor of Annual 4 Miss Senior 4 Glee Club 1 Class President 1 Charles McLevain F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Basketball Manager 1-2-3-4 Lula Bryant Newman F. H. A. 1 Glee Club 1 Commercial Club 2-3-4 Commercial Club Reporter 2 Commercial Club Treasurer 3 Class Reporter 2 Beta Club 3-4 Commercial Club Proof Reader 4 Annual Historian 4 Buddy Newman Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 F. H. A. Recreational Leader 4 F. H. A. President 3 F. F. A. Sweetheart 4 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1 Miss Sophomore 2 Class Sgt.of Arms 2-3 Basketball Queen 3-4 Student Council Vice- President 3 School Queen 4 Annual Dedication 4 Pep Club President 4 Sherry Parrish F. H. A. 1 Glee Club 1 Band 1-2 Commercial Club 2-3-4 Commercial CIud Secretary 3 Commercial Club Vice- President 4 Class Secretary 2-4 Typist of School Paper 3 School Paper Printing Editor 4 Annual Will 4 School Paper Proof Reader 2 Elbert Pinkston F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Class Secretary 3 F. F. A. Secretary 3 Beta Club 3-4 Assistant Annual Editor 4 Norris Priest Basketball Manager 1-2 Band 1-2 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Class Poem 4 Dorris Risley Band 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 F. F. A. Treasurer 4 jJt! 'cuuru JboubJLe u Where the High School gang Peels at Home Delicious Drinks Good Pood °urb Servi ce Compliments of 'iC?u sL ' h CL rvueyo Be prepared., buy Coke by the case Then's tilt moment when guests arrive...who wads dregs...when I lench is ready... and the moment lor I complete relaxation. That’s the moment far ice-cold Coca-Cola. ■Otnit UMMI MtnOWt O !■« COCA COc� DRINK t v 93 134 N Main Ph 7-3538 J OWLlA, Compliments of TdULj CJy Outer 2nd Street Ph 2561 Compliments of CoA L ir aJb U.3. 41 North Ph. 2935 jb(Ct AUJ-CLA y) rC t (ifeuCE Restaurant and Room Service Ph 3834 3s. Compliments of JUrLyeJ (ja Jb JAsrrJbu Cu 24 McKinley Ph. 4029 'll- Jb(LA tjtsCo. 121 N. Green t e Ph. 3107 jlJlas J ulfJ. JCAaHsCJD Crul$nuk 30 S. Green Ph. 2677 300 Second Ph. 3944 Compliments of C)lxa J V J CLJOjQS U rutA oSj frrrvJiJ 1030 N. Green Ph. 79259 d, 16. 310 Second Ph. 3053 The best foods served with fresh fruit Juices and delicious coffee North 41 dj AAMJtJtS bmi 'GASOLINE 812 N. Green J| - After a good meal, , . « . . V FOOD gorto”thi----- Hi Y I n Corap liment s of John VY. Chandley Elk Avenue U.3. 60 E. Ph 2786 'MvlsCfcs Appliance Store 222 N. Vain Ph. 2703 Automobile DeDt • 405 N. N'ain Ph. 2155 Tlu'L) 4 J. (P- UwiiAuj C- b jJ j oufJbu yyiodbt , UJtsvJJbjAJV Cjo. 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Main Ph 3934 Ls OFFICE SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT 400 Second St. Ph 4946 G rL u 113 N. Main Ph 3574 Th Ylsru 4 'jdciAsrt-J do. Incorporated Complete Home Furnishers 123-25 N Main St. Ph 3047 -tMJU 234 2nd Street Ph 3171 Jindo 429 N. Green Ph. 3936 h LsTLAAf+iyits Cd. 912 f.'adlson Ph. 3357 2 - - « Go 254 3. Ingram Ph. 2695 JJir Jt.J- -JtAsi tsCJLJ (j snJjLAj 529 S. Green Ph. 3249 Compliments of ' JLsKtsyyJ Compliments of Office Ohio Valley Bank Building Ph. 2333 tAlcMbAa j fyil instead e wce $ lalii on (falch w E-Z MARKETS YOUR ONE STOP FOOD STORES WASHINGTON MEADOW—SEVENTH GREEN haw’b icVronqlf ouGive PiiONF 2345 222-SECOND STREET HENDERSON COVP LI VENTS :-f PPONF 7-373 CHIROPRACTOR 224 THIRD STREET . m-i. HENDERSON, KFNTUCKY OTIS A. BENTON AND SON KNOWN BY SERVICE ARGARBRITE CHEVROLET CO. SALES SERVICE WRECKER SERVICE — ANYTIME — ANYWHERE 214-16 N. GREEN ST. TELEPHONE 2701 HENDERSON, KENTUCKY FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HENDERSON — Member — FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WATCHES DIAMONDS WALTER E. SCHUETTE JEWELER REPAIRING 234 SECOND ST. HENDERSON KY. COMPLIMENTS OF AUDIE WILSON'S LUNCH ROOM A Good Place to Eat and Rest PHONE 2956 128 N. ELM ST. HENDERSON, KENTUCKY HENDERSON TYPEWRITER SUPPLY ROYAL TYPEWRITERS NEW — STANDARD and PORTABLE — USED We Service All Makes of Typewriters 32 N El® Ph 3556 Q-yvU4LtiC js 63 ' a S j JUsiaZcjo JteJtu yu 339 Second Ph 7-9169 J'. CLItSeAJ b vf LAsrujtbLhAJ 330 First Ph 3688 mm MILK-CREAM We, the seniors of 1953, take this opportunlt to thank all the merchants who have helped us through their advertising. 'Without their help, this annual would not have been possible- r4tr4