Henderson High School - Revue Yearbook (Henderson, KY)
- Class of 1959
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Mr. Below has worked in many fields of educa- tion as a teacher, a coach, and now as principal. Mr. Below attended Berea College, Western State College, and Murray State College to re- ceive his B.S. and his M.A. degrees and is now working for a higher degree at the University of Kentucky. This year Mr. Below is very active in educa- tion in our state. He is the President of the State Association of Secondary School Principals and is on the Executive Board ofthe Kentucky Association of Colleges, Secondary, and Elementary Schools. Early this fall he was appointed to the Council of Higher Education in Kentucky. Mr. Below's dynamic personality, his out- standing school spirit, and his personal integrity make him an outstanding asset for Henderson High School. li, F-...ish--.., f-2?--: ' -..-, ae E- -M , V L u-AJ: - - i lg., til ll '-L.-...ii ....n.-.... . 4....u..- . lwv L Q :T sf kr! ff - -L...--,-fe its-..., A Senior Office Helpers r- lf 2- .-.p I TJ:- Lvl - -K MRS, CORA LEE DRURY, Bookkeeper Senior Office Helpers 1 If .Vi -f 'pw MR, W, P, RHOADS, Science Coordinator MR, S f The sponsors for our senior class have done an outstanding job in guiding us wisely through our four years of high school. Mrs. Anna King has been teaching sophomore English at Henderson High for four years. She graduated with a A.B. degree from Kentucky Weslyean. Mrs. Dorothy Crafton has been teaching freshman algebra for four years at Henderson High. She graduated with a A.B. degree from Transylvania College. Miss Eloise Cave, the Commercial teacher, has been at Henderson High for three years. She graduated from Bowling Green College of Com- merce with an A.B. degree. Mrs. Louise Brame graduated from the Uni- versity of Kentucky with a B. S. degree in Home Economics and has been teaching Home Econ- omics in Henderson for five years. MISS MARY FARLEY, Dean of Girls DON CHAPMAN, Dean of Boys . ' ' JI: Qzji' LOIUSE BRAME 16 1' ELOISE CAVE MARY F, FISHER TI Hg . We k 257: DOROTHY CRAFTON VIRGIL DEAM MARGARET DUDLEY MARY E, FRYER KATHERYN GIBSON WILLIAM HINA JOHN HOLLER ANNA KING EDNA LINDLE fix. I . 9' Luauwwwm X1 I v kk, wi J , I' Q Q 2 f C' RUE-ff - Q. 1 Q ug ' igffii 'Sgr 1919 max S If? j 4' A IQ! in BF WM' 1? M 'H m-OW W My M-ww hwwmlmv .uv Iii' 'TS P' Qi- , , . , 1-f T 'V ' ' -V, Tw, zv '51 l' 'f 'V 'V' -V , do . 44 ,aah Q ,A - . uf-...,,,,. XA, Q V i ' .fu f X, V ' , f ' ' f.,-HE? iff - f-f T 'U fw- - W ,. . ' V,-' , , , , ff 'Q fn' If 'u V. Kiln ENC 4 .I , T Q Q ' ' T ' f ' ' ' S ,' Y ' , , yy-:Q V- K K ..- E' Q' , - ,Pi ,L 1 Z R 5 ,,,. 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' X s, T f I if 1 7 4 V fiw- vw fl 23- Sonny Mills Edd O TREASURER E i EKQUMW ni-.hnhy VH.. 'C' 1-UQ w I y wens Sonny Word Bud Crofton REPORTER SECRETARY 81 VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT V' X ui- 'Qi MADALINE VIRGINIA ADAMS PI-IYLISS ANN ANDERSON AUBREY LOUIS ARMSTRONG ww vs? ,..,-r fullfllln 1 1 xpuuugv W CARLYLE KLAU DER BAILEY JAMES G, BANTLY GLENDA FAYE BARNETT BEVERLY MARLIN BEAVEN ,nr 45 -as IC' Tri? gui JOSEPHINE BENTLEY CAROL ANN BOSWELL WILLIAM S BROWN GLASS H959 , 'Sh Student C O . unc11 Melllbefg 'KA JUDITH ANN BURNETTE BILLY PARKS BURTON WENDELL RAY CARMEN -6 -.4-ly 3 JACKSON HAAG CHADWELL ANNIE DORIS CLARK RUBY ANN COBB i E N11 IIOIIIIIIII I H300 U00 I SOSEPH CQPFMAN WANDA LONDON COLLINS MARS!-IA ANN CONNELL ROGER CORNBLEET VI X wax Y? Ak ifs' w-gi CAROLYN SUE COX HENRY GUY COX CLARENCE C. CRAFTON III GLASS 1959 GAYLE CRITSER JEANIE CAROL DAVIS DONNA MAE DICKERSON RONNIE DEAN DossET OP A -J , ' J A Q 4 CLARENCE E DUNJCAN MARILYN ELAINE EDWARDS LYNDIA IO ELLIS F nfl - w akgw' chemmsrfv Class SUSANNAH EVANS ENGLISH SHARON LOUISE FARRAR 'Nl ll l'lllll l - WHUU UDI W SHARON ELIZABETH FREEMAN QW if BOBBY RAE FREY RETA JO FULKERSOIN DOUGLAS GIBSON 01-ASQ 1959 PAUL 0 GOODLEY PATSY GREEN JERRY CLAY GRIFFIN MELTON w GRIFFIN Q21-' PEGGY DIANE GRIFFIN 17 MARTHA sus HANG OCK IN 'S 1:--' BARBARA ELAINE GROSSMAN PATRICIA SCHROEDER HALL llllllllu U SHDUUDI I RONALD R HAPE ROBERT ALFRED HAYES WILLIAM THOMAS HAYNES ff' 5? SHERIAN GAIL HOLMES JOSEPH RAY HUDSON MELVIN W HUNT GLASS KENNETH RI-IEA HUTCHESON JAMES CLARK JACOBS S0114 Geomerf Y Class SHIRLEY ANN JOINER K 1 6.-0 -G? .Y-.--ff CHARLES EUGENE LIKINS TRACY ROY MABRY fi AT mom Lou MARTXN P ALICE DEAN MCCARTY BEVERLY SUE MCCLANAHAN J .IUDITH AUGUSTA MARTIN 'I'-'llllll n KQUUUDI I MARGARET ELIZABETH MCCOLLOM ff? QS Y' I '-Q ' 1 - in H I E Tir 5 U I III! I A, J mm I 1 IIN 1 ak- . A , M, 1 ,J FRANKLIN LOVAN MCCORMICK CARLOS K, MILLER MARTIN I. MILLS CJLAQQ 1959 OROTHY RRIS EDWIN BLAKE NEITEN DAVID ISAAC NICHOLSON CAROLYN JOYCE NINNESS 47 Ui' 1 ...Q E'-Y 'CQ 13 JESSE FRANKLIN OGLESBY JOHN THOMAS OWEN HOWER EDWARD OWENS ull llm n R900 UDF I I Football Concessxon Stand NANCY GAYLE PARKER GLORIA JEAN PORTER IUDITH CARROLL PORTER 153' tl-v !7 3 f. L L Q? I !-Q 1 f Q 4 N P E ? M5 an I ' A I . I 'W W VIVIAN RUTH PRESTON MICHAEL MASON PULLEN DAVID ARTHUR RAMSEY CLASS 1959 H ANN REID JERRY PAGE RHOADS EDWARD O RICHMOND GEORGE ANNE RICHMOND Tuff G94 I-in 4 JOHN DAVID RIGGS ERIC A ROBERTS EUGENE STROTHER ROBERTS E' ullllluu I WSQU UQ! I I LULA XANE SHARP JUDITH ANN SHELTON SIDNEY OLDHAM SMITH CHARLOTTE ANN STEELE in --sv wwf, ROBERT MADISON STONE SONDRA LYNN STONE JEAN! ELILABETH SUMMERS gs GLAQQ 1959 Ring Committee ALOAH LEE TAPP HARRY LEE TILLOTSON GARY DEAIN TOOLEY 'W IC J , vu ,Sr 1-' S... SHIRLEY MAE VANDIVER STEPHEN DOUGLAS VAN METER JUDY FAYE VAUGHN vii gf., NORMA GA YLE VILLINES PHYLLIS ANN WALKER WAYNE WALTON ulllllu 1 n YUUU UZW I I JAMES LELAND WARD I0 lg' 1- CI'.If' Y! Y JIMMIE RAY WILLETT KENNETH DALE WILLIAMS NINA JUNE WILLIAMS GLASS S- 1959 L INDA FA YE WILSON JAMES ALBERT WILSON WAYNE WILSON PHYLLIS IEANENE WRIGHT QR 1-1 ,. f 1 f, . 1 P 9 1 X 95' ww' ii! E. 5 Z 2-61. ,.,,. Y K, 4 , A K 1 Q 14's Y Ch 1 Wm! ii J Q 1 ,fi -All' w f yr f if' f X LQ, Q?'f'if'A N , 1 y S' - g. ii aa .jf ff-,. ,ty ' Q, W A, 4' . li , B vw' A f l It ' fu, . ,a 41 My y M- . Fyjdkdt if Q.. I - M v ,fn 5 lx if w- Q -sv I . P 5 NTT. 5 ,,,,,...-14v-f' Max. Quai UN' 4 ' x' v f I : X 3, ' 'I 3 ii ? :I 4 ,, 3 f ff-3 gi' ' Q . 0,5 V i..... x l ty A 'i i3 Q 5 Abernathy Armstrong Ball Barret Bebout Burton . Casebier Cheaney Clark Clayton 5:-:ff Craig Crawley Crowder Cummings Day JUNIOIZQ -cj' ld, l ll '11-0 no- 'T' '17 Berry Biggs Brame Brinkley Bullock Colvin A. Conway l. Cornelius Corwin Crabtree JUNIOIZQ in-1 'Q 'O' urn-g.. 1 M C D C J. English Ervin Estes Freeland Frields K. Gritton W. Guill J. Hall E. Harpole I 4 J R. Harwood bf' 'Q' bv Y? ,550 TWH! Denton Dixon Dixon Duncan Edwards T? Fuller Galloway Gish Glover Gower 'S A Harley Hazelwood Higgins Hill Hildebrand Holcomb Holland Hopper Humpston Hust Kerr Kirkwood Koontz Lackey LaRue JUNIOIZQ T?- i McCowan McCu11ey McDowell Mangum Manion if Lf IQ, J T' --an ,411 ,--, If 4' L. S. J. J. T. Jenkins Jones Kammerlohr Katterjohn Kemp R P R. D J. London Loney Luttrell Martin Martin Tx JUNIORJQ Nichols Pennington tn'- N2-fc? 7 Phelps Phillips Prince wr-Q, W7 AA is Z T G R. H C J. L B. S W. . Minton Moats Moore Morgan Moss P'- Raber Redding Reinhardt Richmond Rowland i' Rust SPIPP . Schlamp Shaver Sheeley X av I l B PICTURED Baxter E Johnson Burklow J Johnson Burns M McDan1e S. E. K M M Hlllyard Wrlght i , I v s . G 1 x X 1 Y A f 4 5 2 f f IW' -ir K Allen Ashley B Bohr Ball Nl Beam Bradham Brantley Brock Brooks Brown 47 Bumpus Carpenter Carlisle Cartwright Chandler f-.r :gr .-Xdrrrns Adkins Allen Allen . Allen '7 C. Berry M, Berry Biggs J. Biggs J, Boyle A .X Bunch Burgener Burgener Burnette Busby 11 .1 B Qpl 'f Cherrney W. Clark Combest X T A. C0lC fl- 95. M. l , 3' .r P. R. S K L. p v Cosby Cox Crowley Crowley Cummings 9 M. Dickerson ' Q M. Dickson A 1- ' . M. Dossett T-S .4 ,-3, B. Duke jk L. Duncan .x 4 Jil A v 46 L I 4 4 if ' ., A11 K D 'D 'X R. K H L. A Fuller Fu rlong Gettings Gettings Gibbs ,Jef J. L. D. J. L. Hall Hall Hancock Hancock Hare B. Danniieiser G. Davis .- -. G, Deicken ,f .V 71 J, DeSpain 1 J. Dickerson f l. M, Fambrougli Q S, Farrar ., ,r L. Fletcher I., D. Forgy R, Fryer ., it I I' .4 . .A 3 -1? ,'Q 9 , , f Fw3.X . L. Gish T. Goldsberry D. Goodley J. Greenfield M. 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Biggs, J. Griffin, B. Crafton, S. Mills, J. Willet. ROW TWO: M. Hunt, T. Owen, T. Glover, C. Moss, J. Bantley, T. Kirkwood, R. Prince, R. Moore, E. Roberts, B. Haynes. ROW THREE: B. Stone, E. Nieten, I. DeSpain, A. Armstrong, J. Combest, P. Cosby, M. Snider, W. Walton, M. Pullen, J. Turnes. ROW FOUR: B. Shaver, W. Guill, P. Goodley, D. Mitchell, T. Rhoads, T. Higgins, T. Cheaney, D. Martin, S. Barret. Mr. Shelton and his excellent assistants led H. H. S. through a wonderful season. The addition ' of Mr. William Hina to the coaching staff was A one of the contributing factors to the success enjoyed by the football team. Because of the lack of experienced men this wasn't supposed to be the Flash's year. However, they made it their year by coupling determination with an inspired attitude. The surprising Flashmen com- piled a very impressive record, as they wound up with a 7-3-l slate. But, more important, each boy has learned good sportsmanship, both on and off the field. 44 if .ln Coaches Hrna Chapman l L ll as Af MM Shelton and Gore 1 V Y 4 nhconn l 945 -Q- 3- Q0 xii-I s QL' Managers L11es, Goldsberry, Herron, Cartwrrght, Ball. 45 Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson 3 2 2 2 1 33 0 6 14 25 0 Provrdence Bowlmg Green Evansvrlle North 13 Hopkrnsvllle Caldwell County 14 Sturg1s Paducah 20 Madrsonvrlle 13 Morganfleld 0 Davress County 13 Owensboro 27 7. 1,4 '- vm. , 2 in , W Tw , ' 7 A- . ' ,Q w , gf' 4 ip? , A ,wr X .2 7 K V I ., 1 5 ' V , Y 4' A , 4, 7' if-5: -L ' ' QE' -.151 Q Q V 1 .34 4- Q- 3 C 4 , .divan 4 if 1 ' 33.4 F311-T 1 . N , ,H Z, 4 1, . - 'ii'-, ' ' f 4 2 . ' ff- , I' ff,'I .'f-V 91' T' ,Liv 1 sank 1' - ':,g.. .J N :ed A -f, . at f , . 1.51 5 . xx D I I I ' r 5 ' 1'k,,w' T' , - . in A-Ly, ' , ' ' lr 4 ' 12 i ' X I 8 I O I h ., 5 ' . . - Q , -f o ' ' 12 1 V ,, 1, xxx -f 1 2 2 4 A 7 . MQ, X, ,A 3 QR! AYN . 42 ALTON, lg-4 MEL HUNT, Tackle uk' 1 . 1 - Q 'M V lf' 1 M l . ' ' w ,,uJfg,,,, W at - Q l AW ' 1 --M - ,-- , , Q- iw- 2 4 - I ' ' , 'i'f4'41i'f'. ' -. -g 1- .f . ,M 4, In I , 7 1 , , ' l-, f W . -., 1 . . s .a:5.,5.,-, - -, QA, ,Q , ,-M,,,y',sv:, ': 'A 'vb ...-1 if - ' A - v A ,-1 W' ,Q mv ,-,...---' sown-sr Mn.Ls, Quarterback I IM BANTLY, Center BUD CRAFTON, Back JEIUQY GRIFFIN, End QNX if BUD CRAFTON Co-Captain M. V. P. Kukwood Glover Prmce Moore Moss Shaver De Spam Blggs Estes Schuette TOMMY GLOVER DELBERT ESTES A11 W K C A11 W K C gs lu Q .I ng ,I 5, 'Nt ' . fffwili '5 I n 1 Q Asst, ng , A l 'A Q9 ab 84. 4' .1 j, ' an -ar- J . gg. .hifi ALOHA TAPP Co Captam MARSHA CONINELL : I , E E --.....- SONDRA STONE Co Captam fl- 'vl XRY ALICE CASEY BECKIE WALKER LEADEIZQ -n-v--ov--'N ' L lj K ii DIANA HAZELWOOD 50 LINDA WOO D BETTY WHITE o,L,, X QUEEN fav' W M t . David Martin Paf Hennessy Paul Goodley Diana Hazlewood Walter Guill Eddie Ne ifen Sue Hurnpsfon :gud in Yi Nl Y .li 'HMM L,Elf'l' TO RIGIIIH ii. klaymfs, B. Cmrtou, J. Combcst, M. Hum, L. Marshall, J. Jacobs, C. Braucr, J. Rhoads, M. Schucllu, 5. RUNS, S. wxfllfd. U, Biggs, NO'I'P1C'l'lfREUl, ,nl H l 5 1 un., A , .xx - ' 5 ?'9:' 5 :d. 'iA 1 . ...... 'N' 5 Q-45-A N Hfff 1 , f ' f,,,..f' ,--'ZA-div v- A f M y D I f ,-,nn ' 1 .I 1 V ' I IN ' I' I I V! xx fb L ' M 5 px I 15? , L K Lv., , Q 1 , f x - v 21, N ,fl , Ly' '14 COACH DON CHAPMAN W - f - 1.140 mia .1 ma.. 'G-.1-JR as '- A M' ' W -. ' -2- fr- 'mf J-ps-wr ., ., . .. MM- .u,,v.- ru' I '. A -1N :t'i:fi f -'-N A ,-,144 ,, ,. , f, 0 - .-. M 'g,, Q X . , .M ,-'-ff .' .,. ,,,, -.,.,, ,. S ', -- -- :,. - , nf-.. wif 1'--A' -----.i,,--,MW A , m T1 ,S V i 1 Rl GULAR bl AbOlX rzecorao 61, 66 sez-reow bcore OPPOIXI NT bCORl Henderson Holrday Drxon Proyrdencc bl VlIlCClll l-lopkrnsyrlle Tournament Dou las Hen erson County Regular season 'vladxsonvrlle btursrs Owensboro Larlrngton Holy Name Beax er Dam Clay County Bowlurb Green lVldCllSOllX 1lle lllV1ldl1Oll8l T ournament Madrsony 1l1e Muhlenburg Central Regular season by ansv 1lle Ixorth gn 4: ll inf? JIMMY JACOBb All M I T Xll Dlstflct Captarn Znd Team All Crty D1str1ct Dayress County Caldwell County Utrca lVlOfg3llf1ClCl bouth Hopkrns Tournament lV1Ol'g8IlflClCl Dunbar Henderson County Douglas 4.4 - 58 A A 65 ' '- 74 ' A 38 4 -' 74 1 . 64 H 48 f' 67 , 1 jj 68 40 7 , 57 f 59 A XX 66 . ' ' ' 1 6:1 - ' 81 ' 6' 33 Q 66 1 59 66 l ' 41 W -W 64 Y 44 I . 52 ' ' ' 75 , . , , 41 7 ' 53 f 56 ' 1 ' 424 ,, .. 39 Owensboro 48 , 49 ' ' 46 , . . 60 56 , t ' - -, f 1 ' 44 ' f ' 66 ' 49 ' ' 56 4- 6, J - 65 V 35 J X' , 67 1 ' 57 mf- A 6 , ' 74 ' 60 ff 70 ' ' 53 15 fr 44 70 ' 42 52 f 67 57 38 - N .V ' L X, f . . ., A V I 2 ' 1'- 57 11115 113 6O'xtxY 'v1ILL6 X11 M I T All D1str1cr All Crt Managers, B1llPardue, Ronnre Hape, Butch bchrecker 'Haynes ln Action. g, , 75 , js? lf C, 'lf ff fl xhfcr two. W er X9 ff. ap ,Vg if Wx 19,0- i , f ' - , I . vp-F' wx , V. 'mu -W QQ'.'e gp, I. 0 . J f J: 3 LA. I 'J L ,rw ' .:.. -1-2' w , u5'.. in '11 J lv! 'x,.- mm, bye-M S C'll'4A-I ET QV' E4 fav f Cf N 1. , .F O L 1 'fa' 17 cf'-5. ll- f A ,M M4 ... . V, , 'wp ' 1 , ' H U29 , J, 2 iff 5-' -P 5 Q t ,M l 3 W .1 dvi :rm V . -l jilbuf 'E 'V ' : gs. 1. .. fl ' W nxf- ' . X '--1 .f N , w-3.422 f ! 1 A 1, ff, 1 'b 8' x Q .1 - t f 'D 1'- ' COHOWI . ne Hozewood' bbw MC Qslocxd Womb QUEEN LibbY MCColIom 60 Q' . 'X' Q' 'fb ' . Q z ' f n 4 wr Q 'X 1 'Q Xb ACDTIVITI EQ Q, T , nu ,, ' N , . l 1 l, 7 ',. J Q S , ,.N, xf 1. ' 3' fill A f' HI ' ' -' 3529? A 2' .12 ff' '- f w'wfl5 4L' Sonny Word Sondra Stone Sondra Stone Sonny Word ai, Glenda Barnett Jimmy Jacobs Judy Mcrtln Mortln Mills Lulu Cloy Jlmmle Rc1yWzllett I 1 5 A x f . . 1 . A A1 1, ix A V V4 . , ' ' 5. 4 a, v . :1s'i'5Tvn 44 H Y , 7 , . . . . . . . . . Ns J UNIOIZ x A Jeanne Davls Susannah Engl Ish Jerry Rhoads Tommy Owens X 1111, Betsy Re ld Sonny Beavens Judy Porter Eric Roberts xtitttxs Barbara Grossman-Bud Craffon I WA LTZ Nancy Parker Bobby Stone Beverly McClanahan Mel Hunt ' f P' Sharon Freeman-Kenneth Hutcheson ll Libby McCol lom Wayne Walton 'inf I xi,- Jean Porter-Mike Pullen FQQZ' K ' 1 Viki Preston Jerry Griffin Marsha Connell Billy Haynes Nina Williams I Eddie Niefon sis Tp if IP Donna Dickerson-Louie Armstrong lil' Aloha Tapp-Carlyle Bailey 2 L A l 0. nl 'Z - M. , fi , iv V .Q xp . 2 A + Nu' 'Q' ' 7 y, ' I A Q X. 3 'L 1 .I ft. S H51 K Q1 ,A Qk .bf 'af'-1 AN 9, x . 1 ' ,QAD1EuA , ,-,gg 'Vu h u ' - x D V M :,,.n. wa- . '64 Af S+: 'Rf' .V N Q13 gn Q - fm 'f' ff? sky if hx U' Q, 'xi th4 N ,Tl .gf X x ' K, flffmsv- N vs, H' 4'?'2,, ,,V'ff:' f1'7 g X -is, mick A. be K Q -P' 'fhn E . ,...,Hf4 ' ,. A Nzx f M 'XM x1 4 'Nz 8 W. - 'I .nn .S 'X ' ,iw 3 gMf,11fs9tf' ...As .., -,J STUDENT COUN OIL lf l.,, One of the most important organiza- tions in Henderson High School, the Stu- dent Council provides an opportunity for students to participate in their own government. It serves as a medium for the exchange of ideas and the discussion of school rulings between the students and the faculty. Each homeroom is represented on the council by an elected representa- tive who must maintain an academic average of C or above. In addition to their governmental responsibilities, the Student Council sponsors yearly Sadie Hawkins Day, Teacher Appreciation Week, and the Heart Fund Drive. Vice -President-Tommy Glover Secretary-Jeanie Davis President-Betsy Reid 4 Sponsor -Mrs . Riehl Treasurer -Joan Frields 7 Q, VN -0 1- I I HONOIZQO IE The John James Audubon chapter of the National Honor Society was founded at Barret High School in 1947. The object of the society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leader- ship, and to encourage the development of character in pupils of Henderson High School. Candidates eligible to election in this chapter shall stand in the first third of their respective classes in scholarship and shall have an academic average of not less than 2.4. Secretary -Jeanie Davis Sponsor-Mrs. Riehl President-Beverl McC1anahan TiQ:IV. N Qui 4 'FP' ark! lb T, '1 ' rag,-I er Sponsor 11 Nina Wirriarrxs. Reporterg Mrs, Fry , Eddie Owens, Secretary-Treasurerg Mice Mc- Carry, Hrsroriang Moha Tapp, Presrdeurg Nancy Parker, Vice -Presidemg nor picrured. 35 'f 'if' -4 ix fc:-.llrgffic ,. , 3- . n '?1M'Z gn 14 , Y ' vw 8' ' P.N.A .1 Af pw -'W' 1 ,iii- ,L a an I 4 if J. h 13' Judy bnelron Wanda Collins Carol Bosw ell Delores Harper Jeannie S UTUFDCFS f-ell' I Elini sf 9 Qs 9 ni. 1.3- Q Y sig 6:45 412. fa Q? fi j ip?:?!7'k 1 X 4 , 9 . ,I , Xi 4 -5' ' 5 ,I 'x 9 :- ff 3, 5 b '.11f n .' I.. Q . , wx ' ' J . ' - f 6, EA Cl-IEQQ Y o um M, F U T U L E IZ Q ., 5 l I ,D xl -I1 7 2554 I 'Q w- . -D President, Melton Griffing Vice -President, Bobby Haysg Secretary, Nancy Parkerg Treasurer, Clarence Diincang Reporter, Nina Williams. President, Wanda Collinsg Vice-President, Alice McCartyg Secretary, Cliarlotte Steeleg Treasurer, Dorris Clark. M J, ra L 4 ix! 'il President, Jerry Rhoadsg Vice-President, Sonny Ward, Secretary-Treasurer, Peggy Griffin. President, Brenda Crawleyg Vice-President, Libby McCollomg Secretary, Bill Pardueg Treasurer, Billy Cartwrightg Chaplin, Sandra Kerr. L L E G E L P ,wb 4,8545 IFE W fllfgnf- vu Q... v Y' , , . I his ITA .mg Q r' Lg 13,5 Z, 2 I V Q . i - kt -Q-. - ' r .E , , A 4 A A , ,. 4. - - .--...V ..-... M 0' . Q'-4 fy . , ' ,Q ' , 9 19 - 16' . 7 X -W1 U we +54 an 1f'f'v Q- f' Q I-I ggi :gg 119' H ,QM '34,-Q4 wg' .Y bin Shi' QQ if if if ' i'?.H HQ ffi? ua... I 2 Z!! H Ai. uh u ,- i ' Jan 3 1 4 -S15 Volume Thu img 1 X' ' ' ' ' Niks. .li g..,,..yX-r - 'N' ty-four Henderson, Kentucky, December, 1958 Number Two 32 l.l'lT'l'l'IliS .UA T0 FI KSHNIFX 11 u 1. 11111 'ARIILD fxfn u sin Ylashrne n r 1 els uni rn we 1 1 1111 A 14.11. 1111 111 11111 tl vu 1 15 r. 111151 le-lur11411 tu mm, I1 . th other hw 1r. nur lU.l11l111 1 111 1 1 1+ l u 1 nlurl. 1 flu 1 u 1 1m W11l11.111111L:. 11 ndunlr' W ne Walwn, 111.111 1111-111.111, Ury ICh11i 1r1T11 11 m 011111 11 0 11 Bam Sum UH J1111: Smd l A11 Ram 1.111 . 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SENIOR: DIPJECTORJY ADAMS MADALINE VIRGINIA Never ldle a moment but thrifty and thoughtful of others H H S 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 Future Homemakers 1 2 3 4 Allied Youth 4 Concert Cholr 2 Muslc Festlval 2 ANDERSON PHYLLIS ANN To love cherish and obey S ARMSTRONG AUBREY LOUIS Louie 'Deeds not words shall speak for me H H S 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 2 Football4 Junior Waltz 3 H Club 4 F T A 3 4 Allled Youth4 Boosters Club 1 Photography Club 2 Band 1 Quill Staff 4 College Club 4 Coed Y 4 BAILEY CARLYLE K Corky Nature made hlm what he ls and never made another H HS 1 2 34 Bandl 2 34 DrumMa1or34 Booster Club 1 Pep Band 2 3 4 State Music Festlval 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Quadstate Band 4 Cherr Blossom Festlval 2 Junior Waltz 3 Quill Staffflidltorl 4 ennrs Team 1 BANTLY JAMES G An all around athlete earnest In work and friendly to all H H S 1 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Base bal12 H Club 2 3 4 Colle eClub4 BARNETT GLENDA F YE A beautiful face ls a sllent commendatlon H H S 1 2 3 4 Snowball Queen Candidate 1 Booster Club 1 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Vlce President Junlor Varsity Cheer leader 1 College Club 4 Student Council 3 Qulll Staff 4 Coronatlon Queen Candidate 3 BEAVEN MARLIN BEVERLY Sonn The secret of success In ltfe ls for one to be rea y for opportunity when lt comes H H S 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Cherry Blossom Festival 2 State Music Festival 1 2 3 4 F R A 4 Allied Youth 4 Junior Waltz 3 BOSWELL CAROL ANN ln her ton ue ls the law of kindness H H S 1 3 4 F H A 2 3Parllamentarlan 4 Historian Pep Club 2 3 Colle e Club 4 Spanlsh Club 4 BROWN WI LIAM STERLING Because l would live quletly ln the world l hear see and say nothing S R A BURNETTE JUDITH ANN udy A mald with a sweet disposition Club 4 BURTON BILLY PARKS The world knows nothlng of lts reatest men H H S 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 p Band 1 Booster Club 1 Football 2 Track 2 Revue srsff 4 Edltor Quill Staff 4 Student Council 4 Colle e Club 4 CARMEN WEND LL Quiet and unassuming but always on the Job S 2 CHADWELI. JACKSON H Music ls love ln search or word H H S 1 2 3 4 Concert Chorr 2 3 4 Accompan1stfCholrJ 3 4 All State Chorr 4 Master of Ceremonies fCrownlngJ 3 CLARK ANNIE DORRIS Full of gentleness of calmest hope of sweet and quiet o H H S 1 2 3 4 StudentCouncll1 F H A 1 2 4 Secre tartal Club Treasurer 4 Allied Youth 4 COBB RUBY ANN Speech is reat but sllence ls reater S 3 4 Allle outh COFFMAN JOSEPH HAROLD oe He cares too much for life to slt lon with a book Holy Name 1 2 H H S 3 4 Allred outh 4 COLLINS WANDA IDNDON Knows more than others rf you can but do not tell them H H S 1 2 3 4 PepClub1 2 3 HonorSoclet 2 3 4 Booster Club 1 F H A 2 3 Vlce President 4 resident Secretarial Club 4 Presrdent Spanlsh Club 4 CONNELL MARSHA ANN Ioyous and eager she ls helpful ln ever thing H H S 1 2 3 4 J C Cheerleader 1 arslty Cheerleader 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Secretary 8: Treasurer F T A 4 Vlce President Booster Club 1 School Reporter 4 Revue Staff 4 Llterary Editor Quill Staff 4 Junlor Waltz 3 Muslc Festival 1 2 CORNBLEET ROGER All that s rear and ood ls done Just by patient tr lng H H S 1 3 4 All ed Youth 1 2 College Club Spanlsh Club 4 COWAN LINDA WILSON l ll s eak to thee ln sllence HH 1234ConcertCholr12FHA 12 CRAFTON CLARENCE C u They that govern the most make the least noise H S 1 2 3 4 President Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Honor Soclet 3 4 H Club 2 3 4 Secretar 8: Treasurer BoosterC 1 F T A 1 Junior Waltz 3 Co lege Club4 AllledYouth1 CRITSER GAYLE will flnd a way or make one H H S 1 2 3 4 Booster Club 1 Qulll Staff4 DAVIS JEANIE None knew her but to love her H H S 1 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Secrets Student Councrl 2 3Vice President 4Secretar F A 2 38 c retary 4 Concert Cholr 1 2 Quill Staf 4 Revue Staff4 Junior Waltz 3 College Club 4 Booster Club 1 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 SchoolReporter 4 DICKERSON DONNA MAE Ever true to her work her word and her friends HHS 1 234 Bandl 2 34 MaJorette12 34 Cherry Blossom Festival 2 State Music Festival 1 2 3 4 Booster Club 1 Future Teachers 1 Pep Club 1 2 3 F N A 2 3 4 Co Ed Y 3 Allied Youth 3 4 Secretarial Club 4 Qulll Staff 4 Junior Waltz 3 Colle e Club 4 DOSSETT RONNIE D AN Blessed is he who expects nothing for he shall never be dlsa pointed H S 1 2 3 4 Concert Cholr 4 Conservation Club 1 DUNCAN CLARENCE E The smallest effort is not lost H H S 1 2 3 4 Future Retailers 4 Treasurer EDWARDS MARILYN ELAINE We love thee for th self S 3 4 F A 1 2 4 Allred Youth ELLIS LYNDIA Patience rs the best remedy for every trouble S ENGLISH SUSANNAH EVANS Besluty ls truth truth beauty that ls all ye know on ear H H S 1 2 3 4 Concert Cholr 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Revue Staff4 Literary Editor Drama Festival 3 4 F T A 2 3 4 Junlor Waltz 3 Colle e Club 4 Spanlsh Club 4 Music Fes tlval 2 Booster Club Allied Youth 1 EVANS JOSEPHINE BENTLEY Some credtt ls being jolly H H S 1 2 3 4 ConcertCholr 1 2 F N A 4 Secretarial Club 4 Music Festival 1 2 FARRAR SHARON LOUISE Bunny A Jolly friendly pretty lrl too sweet for anything H H S 1 2 3 4 Student ouncll 1 Concert Cholr 1 2 3 4 F T A 4 Allied Youth4 College Club4 Music Festl val 1 2 3 4 Speech Festlval4 Spanlsh Club4 AllState Chorr 4 FREEMAN SHARON Joy rlses tn her like a summer s morn S 234Bandl234MaJoette34FNA 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 Booster Club 1 College Club 4 Junior Waltz 3 FREY BOBBY RAE Tlger Be happy while you re lrving for you re a long time dead H H S 1 2 3 4 ConcertCholr 1 2 3 Treasurer 4 F N A 3 4 Camera Club 2 Coronation Program 3 Foot ball 2 Track 1 2 Conservation Club 1 2 Booster Club 1 FULKERSON RETA JO A face wrth ladness overspread H H S 1 2 4 Concert Choir l 2 Future Nurses 4 Sec retarlal Club 4 Music Festival 1 2 GIBSON DOUGLAS Too busy with crowded hour to fear to llve or dle B H S 1 H H S 2 3 4 5 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball Junior Varsl Manager 1 2 3 Baseball 1 3 4 Quill Staff4 Future Retal ers 4 5 H Club 3 4 Booster Club 2 GIVENS LULA SHARP u A kind heart ls a heart that s shared with all C H 1 2 H H S 3 4 Danclng Club 1 2 Physlca1Educatlon Club 1 Pen Pal 2 F H A 4 SecretarlalClub4 GOODLEY PAULC He was a ood man who did ood thlngs H H S 1 3 4 Band 1 2 C erry Blossom Festival 2 Photog raphy Club 1 2 3 Football 4 GREEN PATSY a We can do more ood by bein ood than ln any other way H H S 1 2 3 4 ep Club 1 lled Youth 1 Booster Club 1 Concert Chorr 2 Secretarial Club 4 GRIFFIN JERRY CLAY A mlschlevous lmp with a heart of gold H H S 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Junior Waltz 3 H Club4 Colle e Club 4 Quill Staff4 Photog raphyClub2 3 BoosterClu 1 Co Ed Y4 F T A 2 3 GRIFFIN MELTON JR No man ls happy who does not thlnk hlmself so H H S 1 2 3 4 F N A 3 F R A 4Presldent Basketball 1 Conservatron Club 1 n s n H. . . , , . 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L . . . g SENIOR DIRECTORY GRIFFIN PEGGY DIANE I would llve to study not study to llve H H S l 2 3 4 Concert Choir 1 2 Allied Youth 4 F T A 4 Colle eClub 4 Secretary Treasurer Honor Soclety 3 4 Spanish Clu 4 GROSSMAN BARBARA ELAINE A merry heart oes all day HHS 123 PepClub123ConcertCholr12 F N A 2 Secretarial Club4 Muslc Festlval 1 2 Junlor Waltz 3 HALL PATRICIA SCHROEDER Always happy always gay she s laughing the live long a H H S l 2 3 4 Booster Club 1 Pep Club 1 2 Allied Youth 1 F N A 1 Concert Choir 2 3 4 Mtss Junlor 3 Muslc Festival 2 3 4 HANCOCK MARTHA SUE Nothln endures but personal qualities Barrett 2 H H S 3 4 PepClub4 F H A 4 Allled Youth 4 HAPE RONALD R Hook Each mlnd has its own method H H S 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Basketball Manager 3 4 Baseball Manager 3 4 Allled Youth 1 2 Concert Choir 2 H Club 3 4 Colle e Club 4 F T A 4 Booster Club 1 Photography Clu 2 3 HAYES ROBERT A Bobby Man s llfe ls but jest S 4 Ba F 4 Vice President Concert Cholr 4 Allled Youth 3 Music Festival 4 HAYNES WILLIAM T Btlly Ltfe Is too short to waste H H S 1 2 3 4 H Club3 4 Baseball3 4 Football2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 College Club 4 Junior Waltz 3 Allled Youth 4 Co Ed Y 4 HOLMES SHERJAN Muslcs a lft wherein few excel H H S 1 3 4 ConcertCholt 1 2 3 4 Festlval 1 2 3 4 Quad State 1 2 3 4 All State 2 4 Coronation Program 3 F N A 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Allled Youth 3 4 College Club 4 S antsh Club 4 H DSON JOSEPH RAY Nothing shall sever thy music from thee H H S l 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 State Music Festival 1 2 3 Concert Choir 4 Coronation Program 3 Booster Club 1 HUNT lll MEL The rule of my llfe ls to make buslness a pleasure and pleasure my business HHS 1 234 H Clubl234 AllledYouth12 ol lege Club 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball 1 4 Track 1 Golf 1 4 Juntor Waltz 3 HUTCHESON KENNETH RHEA Hutch There ls no substitute for slncere earnestness H H S 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Booster Club 1 Cherry Blos som 2 Junlor Waltz 3 Dance Band 3 4 Qulll Staff 4 Revue Staff 4 State Music Festival 1 2 3 4 College Club 4 JACOBS JAMES CLARK ake No sooner said than done so acts your man of worth H N S l 2 H H S 2 3 4 Coronation Candidate 3 H Club 3 4 College Club 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Revue Staff 4 Spanlsh Club 4 JOINER SHIRLEY ANN What we antictpate seldom occurs what we least expect enerally happens H S 1 2 3 4 PepClub1 F H A 4 A1lledYouth4 Sec retarlal Club 4 l.lKlNS CHARLES E Sam All thln s come around to htm who will but walt HHS 234AllledYouth23FRA4 MABREY TRACY Dick Tracy Happy am I from care I m free Why aren t they all con tented like me? S MARTIN JUDITH AUGUSTA u She ls capable of tmaglnlng all of arranging al and of dolng everythln S l234PeClubl234Pr dent Booster Club 1 Concert Cholr 1 3 Coronation Queen Candidate Honor Soclet 3 4 Treasurer Music Festival 1 2 3 Revue Staff 4 Editor antsh Club 4 Coll e Club 4 MARTIN PATR1 lA IDU a A friend to one and all H H S 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 Cherry Blossom Festival 2 Pep C ub 1 F H A 2 3 MCCARTY ALICE DEAN As merr as the day ls long H H S 3 4 Mt Vernon Indiana 2 Pep Club 1 3 F N A 1 3 4 Historian Allled Youth 3 4 Booster Club 1 2 Co Ed Y 3 Secretar1alClub4 Vrce President G A A 2 Revue Staff 4 College cmb 4 MCCLANAHAN BEVERLY SUE The tree of knowled e ls that of llfe S F A 1 2 3 4 Honor Society President Gtrl s Chou 1 Concert Cholr 2 3 4 Musrc Festl Val l 2 3 4 Colle e Club 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Junlor Waltz 3 Booster Club 1 evue Staff 4 Layout Editor All State Cholr MCCOLIDM MARGARET ELIZABETH Llbb She is as kind as she ls falr for beau ltves ln kindness H H S 1 2 3 4 F T A 1 Llbrarl n Hlstorlan 2 Lsbrar lan 3 Treasurer 4 President Co Ed Y Club 3 4 Vlce Pres ldent Booster Club 1 Revue Staff 4 Editor Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Allled Youth 1 2 3 College Club 4 Junior Waltz 3 Concert Choir 2 3 Basketball Queen 4 Music Festival 2 MCCORMICK FRANKLIN LOVAN Frank Reforms should begtn at home and stay there H H S 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Football 3 Cherry Blossom Festival 2 MardlGras 1 Conservation Club 1 2 MILLER CARJDS K I never thlnk of the future rt comes soon enou h S 6B 2345 ardt ras Cherry Blossom 4 Allled Youth 6 MILLS MARTINJ Sonny He that ts slow to an er ts better than the ml hty H H S 1 Treasurer Treasurer 3 4 H C ub 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Allled Youth 1 Concert Choir 2 College Club 4 Booster Club 1 Cotonatton Kmg Candidate 3 Student Councll 1 2 MORRIS DOROTHY JEAN Virtue ls ltke a rtch stone best lain set H H S 1 2 3 4 StudentCouncl l F H A 1 2 PepClub 1 2 Secretartal Club 4 NICHOLSON DAVIDI Nature mtght stand up and say to all the world This ts a man Roltz 1 H C S 1 2 3Prestdent H H S 3 4 Mr Fresh man 1 Track l 2 4 Football 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 College Club 4 Quill Staff 4 NIETEN EDDIE Hts purpose ls to do the best' HHS 1234 FTA 123 AllledYouthl2 H C b 2 3 4 Colle e Club 4 Junlor Waltz 3 Junior Varsity Football 1 2 Footbal 3 4 Junior Varsity Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 NINNESS CAFIJLYN JOYCE She finds much foy ln llfe Allred Youth 4 Secretarial Club 4 College Club 4 NORMAN CAROLYN COX She maketh frtends wherever she oes Mt Vernon Indiana 1 2 3 H H 4 Sunshlne Club 1 Secretarial 4 F H A 4 OGLESBY JESSE F A little nonsense now and then ls rellshed by the best of men S OWEN JOHN THOMAS He ls one for whom the outside world exists H H S 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Tennls 1 4 Allled Youth 1 2 3 College Club4 Juntor Waltz 3 F T A 1 2 3 Photography Club 3 Booster Club 1 H Club 4 Qulll Staff 4 Concert Chotr 3 Muslc Festival 1 2 3 All State Chou' 1 2 OWENS HOMER EDWARD Bollcer 8: Eddte Few things are Impossible to dtligence and sklll H H S l 2 3 4Secretary dz Treasurer H Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Baseball Manager 1 2 Basketball Manager 2 F N A 3 4 Secretary 8: Treasurer Conservation Club 1 College Club 4 Allled Youth 3 Booster Club 1 Tennis 4 PARKER NANCY GAYLE lndustry ever its own reward brln lng H H S 1 2 3 4 Jtmlor VarsttyC eerleader 1 Pep Club 1 2 3 F T A 1 ConcertChotr 1 2 F N A 2 3 4Vlce Pres ident SecretarlalClub4 F R A 4 Secretary Junior Waltz 3 Booster Club 1 College Club 4 Student Councll 3 Co Ed Y 4 Allled Youth 2 3 PORTER GIDRIA JEAN She helps to make the earth happy like heaven above H H S l 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4Secretary Majorette 2 3 4 Cherry Blossom Festival 2 Music Festival 1 2 3 4 Quad State Band 4 Booster Club 1 Pep Club l 2 3 F T A 1 F N A 2 3 4 Co Ed Y 3 Allled Youth 3 College Club4 Spanish Club 4 Junior Waltz 3 PORTER JUDITH CARROLL Give us the lass whose happy lrfe ls one perpetual grin H H S 1 2 3 4 PepClub1 2 3 ConcertCholr1 2 F N 2 3 4 Allled Youth 4 Junior Waltz 3 Secretarial Club 4 Booster Club 1 PRESTON VIVIAN RUTH Vlkl Wrth volle s of eternal babble HHS 1 34 BoosterClub1 PepClub1234F 1 2 3 4 Juntor Waltz 3 College Club 4 Qulll Staff 4 Revue Staff 4 Spantsh Club 4 H ...... 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' 1 - I u i ' 7 ' I 'z' ' .I ' ' SENIOR DIRECTORY PULLEN MICHAEL MASON The mildest manners with the bravest mlnd H H S 1 2 3 4 Student Council 2 3 H Club 3 4 Presl dent Concert Choir 1 3 4 Vtce President All State Chorus 4 College Club 4 Juntor Waltz 3 Football 2 3 4 Basketball Junior Varsity 2 Track 2 3 4 RAMSEY DAVID We wlsh htm all success For studlousness alwa s pays E Dorado H S 1 2 3 H H S 4 Mtlltary Drll Team Field and Stream Club Projectlonlsts Club 1 2 3 REID ELIZABETH ANN Betsy Fame Is not attained by sudden fll ht H H S 1 2 3 4 Student Council 4 President F T A 1 2 3 President 4 Reporter Pep Club 1 2 3 Allled Youth 1 2 3 College Club 4 Concert Choir 2 Juntor Waltz 3 Revue Staff 4 Spanlsh Club 4 RHOADS JERRY PAGE Wit and wisdom were born with him H H S 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Tennis 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Vtce President Juntor Waltz 3 Colle e Club 4 President Concert Choir 2 Revue Staff 4 Sports dltor H Club 2 3 4 Allied Youth 1 F T A 3 Booster Club 1 Spanlsh Club 4 RICHMOND EDWARD Bu Thtnk before thou speakest HHS 1 2 '74 FRA 1 AllledYouth1 RICHMOND GEORGE ANNE God Iveth speech to all song to few 1 2 3 4 BoosterClub1 F T A 1 2 3 4 PepClub 1 2 3 4 Qulll Staff4 Music Festival 1 2 3 4 All State Cho ms 4 Concert Choir 1 2 3 4 Secretary 8: Treasurer Corona tion Pr ram 3 College 4 F R A 4 GGS JOHN God s great fight of speech abused H H S 1 2 3 4 F T A 1 Football Manager 3 Allied Youth 4 Colle eClub 4 H Club 3 4 Band l 2 Cherry Blossom Festival Music Festivals 1 2 FOBERTS ERIC A man who has a mind and knows It can always beat ten men who haven t and don t' Jackson Memonal H S 1 Treasurer H H S 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Allied Youth 4 Hi Y 1 Camera Club 3 Iuntor Waltz 3 College Club 4 Latin Club 1 Quill Staff 4 H Club4 IDBERTS EUGENE Nothing IS more useful than silence S 2 SHELTON JUDITH ANN Judy We easily belteve that which we wlsh H H S 1 2 3 4 F H A 1 2 3 Presldent 4 Secretary F T A 2 Allied Youth 2 3 4 Colle e Club 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 All State Chorus 4 Concert C otr 2 3 4 Music Festi val 3 4 SMITH SIDNEY O To froltc his taste did incline H H S 1 2 3 4 Phot raphy Club 3 Allted Youth 1 2 F N A 3 4 Colle eCub4 STEEI.E C ARIDTTE Gentle of speech Beneflcent of mind H H S 1 2 3 4 F N A 1 Concert Choir 1 2 Honor Society 2 3 4 Secretarial Club 4 Pep Club 1 STONE ROBERT MADISON Bodd Never worrted never hurried always happy a ways free Never caught with a solemn thought But ever grinning as you can see HHS 1234 FTA 123 Football1234 Basketball 1 2 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Concert Cholr 2 Jumor Waltz 3 Baseball 1 2 4 Golf 1 4 H Club 4 Music Festival 2 STONE KENNETH Nothing ventured Nothing gatned S 2 STONE SONDRA Nothing is so contagious as enthusiasm H H S 1 2 3 4 Basketball Candidate 1 2 Chnstmas Queen Candidate 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Coronation Queen 3 Pe Club 1 2 3 F N A 2 Secretarial Club 4 Allied Youth Booster Club 1 SUMMFBS JEAN ELIZABETH She never fmds that life s too short to Ive a pleasant word HHS 1 234 PepClub1 2 34 AlledYouth23 F TA 1 F H A 2 3 4 Vice President Student Councxl4 Booster Club 1 College Club 4 Quill Staff 4 TAP? ALOHA LEE Kmd words are the blossoms Kind deeds are the fruits H HS 1 2 34 Cheerleader34 PepClub1 2 34 F N A 2 3President 4President F T A 1 Student Council 1 2 3 Secretary Booster Club 1 Colle e Club 4 Concert Choir 2 3 4 President All State Choir Honor Society 3 4 Junior Waltz 3 Music Festivals 1 2 3 4 Quill Staff 4 TILLOTSON HARRY LEE Tomorrow let us do or die H H S 1 2 3 4 Concert Choir 4 All State Chorus 4 Allled Youth 3 4 F N A 3 4 Conservation Club 1 TOOLEY GARY DEAN If knowled e were trumps what a hand he would hold H H S 1 3 4 Boosters Club 1 Pep Band 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 Vlce President 4 President Band 1 2 3 4 Drum Major 3 4 Band Captain 3 4 Muslc Festival 1 2 3 4 Cherry Blossom Festival 2 Quad State Band 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Qulll Staff 4 Coronation Pr ram 3 All State Band 4 WALKER PHYLLIS A N The mlldest manners and the gentlest heart S 2 VANDIVER SHIRLEY MAE Thy modesty s a candle to thy merit S 1234 AlltedYouth23 FNA 12 VAN METER STEPHEN Wlth a br bass drum our Steve ts grand What a valued member o our band H H S 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Football 1 Track 1 Cherry Blossom Festtval 2 F T A 1 4 F N A 2 3 Photography Club l 2 Colle e Club 4 Coronatxon Pr ram 3 VAUT JUDITH FAYE Out of the abundance of the heart The moutlt Speaketh D1xon123 HHS 4 Bandl 2 GleeClub123 FHA 2 3 Musrc Festival 1 2 Basketball Candidate 3 VILLINES NORMA GAYLE Qualrty not quantity ls thy measure S WALTON WAYNE Sllm Steady of heart and stout of hand H H S 1 2 3 4 Booster Club 1 Pep Band 2 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Vlce President 4 President State Music Festrval 1 2 3 4 All State Band 3 Cherry Blossom Festrval 2 Quad State Band 4 Junior Waltz 3 Football 2 3 H Club 4 WARD JAMES LELAND Sonny Gtve me but one firm spot on which to stand and I will move the earth H H S 1 President 2 Prestdent 3Vlce President 4 Vice Presxdent H Club 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Coronation Ktng 3 Mr Junlor Revue Staff 4 WHITE CAROLYN SUE I shall go softly all my ltfe HHS 1234ConcertCholr12 FHA 12 WILLET JIMMIE RAY The deed I mtend ts great but what as yet I know not H H S 1 Vrce Prestdent 2 3 4 Tennls 4 Football 1 2 3 4 H Club 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Photography Club 3 College Club 4 Booster Club 1 Coronatlon King Candidate 3 WILLIAMS KENNETH Out thoughts and our conduct are our own S A WILLIAMS NINA JUNE A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance ayetteHS 1 HHS 234 Pep Club 2 3 Junror Waltz 3 F R A 4 Secretar1alClub4 Concert Cholr 2 WILSON JAMES A He from whose s ltps drvme persuasxon flows S 1234 Golf12 Fooballl234 H Club Tenms 4 Photography Club 2 3 College Club 4 Booster Club 1 Co Ed Y 4 WILSON WAYNE Fats There s fun tn everythmg he meets H H S 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Cherry Blossom Fesuval 2 F R A 4 Vtce Presrdent F R A of Kentucky 4 Pep Band 2 3 Crowntng Program 3 State Music Festival 1 2 3 4 F N A WRIGHT PHYLLIS JEANEE A fnend may well be reckoned the master Iece of nature 1landHS 23HHS 14 epClub A F H A 2 4 Allied Youth 4 Concert Cholr 4 College Club4 n .Y I. 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SHARON FARRA - R ore18Il Language ff bg, tb S1833 0'6 PLAY 'MXSTER COED ony in 'Yhree Aera ' rCiass CLAQQ A Coin' the Senio Henderson High Schooi . ..... Mrs. iohn Massey . .Beveriy 'Nia:CXaiiahan Hohnes f P i i ar in Q-3 'wi A-- . I 'X 5 Presenieri hy H ,A ,, . OX OI Direct . . . Srndeni Direuror .... THE CAST Bernice Bransberry QSrndenij .... Sherian Caroi Wood QSindenrj ....... Caroi Bosweii Rnhy Noian QSrndenij ,....., Xliki Presion Ensiaoia Hai worrh QCoiiegne Presioenij . Sndy Shehon Paniine Pooiey Wiiysirai Edncaiion 'Yeaczherj . . . Mice iNiv,Carii' ahhne Carr LProiessor oi Poeiryj . . Peggy Griiiin Qweaiihy iiinanciurj , , Bob iirey 'indenii . . Sharon Farrar Van Meier flair'-D Pfe- ,aunts-1' Gen Oiiver Lee Ohver iniiy Manning LS hoiarship 5 Lorne Sinirh Qironi Oni Wesirj, . Siephen Mrs. iirewsier QLoins's Grandniorhery . ieannie Snininers ' Giver Liviodern Engxiish Poeij . .Cariyie Baiiey . Marcia Connei, Beanie Davis, Libby Mcfloiioin dweii Oiiier bin . 'Mike Pniien, Ronnie Hape, Pani Goo Cadeis . . , . Lonis Arnisirong, Giiberi I ' denis. . iackson Cha , diey CLASS NIGHT Invocation ......... Charles Likens Master of Cereinonies ,,.,,,, Bud Crafton Class History .... Gary Tooley, Peggy Griffin Solo ......,. George-Anne Richmond Acconipanist, Jackson Chadwell Class Prophet-5' . , . Eddie Owens, Jeanie Summers lnstruinental Qnartette . Gary Tooley, Ray Hudson, .Stephen VanMeter, Billy Brown vocalist, Sher' Class Will . . Vocal Music. ian Holmes' . Jeanie Davis, Billy Burton . Mike Pullen, W ' a5ne Walton Bob Frey, Harry Tillot Tommy OL' ' son, ten, Sherian Holmes, Judy Shelton, Sharon Farrar, Patti Hall, Acconipanist, Jackson Chadwel Giftorians .... Jerrs Grifli Auld Lang Syne. . 1 n, Marsha Connell . . . Class We, The first class to complete four wonderful years in Henderson High School, have reached that great day, our CJ MMENCEMENT l-HQTOIZY What kind of day was IT? Why, it was a lovely late summer day of I955. lt was a day almost like any other school day. With one exception! The high school students waiting to enter the beautiful new Henderson High School were excited. One group of students was perhaps more ex- cited than the others, and rightly so because they would be the first graduating class who would have all four years in this new school. This eager group was the Freshmen. Our freshman days were similar to all the others pre- ceding these with one exception, we were now HIGH SCHOOL students. Along with our new positions went the responsibilities of our rank, so we were soon dispersed to our homerooms with Mrs. Sights, Mrs. King, Mrs. Crafton, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Plain, and Mr. Claycomb as our homeroom advisors. Immediately we set to work to organize our class by electing our class officers who were Sonny Ward, President, Jimmy Ray Willett, Vice-President, and Jim Wilson, Secretary. Jim Wilson and Sonn Mills were among the football layers who brought home a victory from Owensboro in the Thanksgiving Day game. Our football team, with a streak of winning victories and no losses, won the WKC Championship for the 1955-56 season . We were delighted to have Sondra Stone as a candidate for Basketball Queen with Donna Dickerson as a band majorette. Following our summer vacation, we once again entered the doors of Henderson High School, only this time we were sophomores. Our second year in high school was filled with many varied activities. The first task with which we were faced was the election of our class officers who were Sonny Ward, President, Glenda Barnett, Vice-President, Betsy Reid, Secretary and Treasurer, and Bud Crafton, Reporter. We placed six members of our class in the Audubon Chapter of the National Honor Society They were Bud Crafton, Beverly McClanahan, Jerry Rhoads, Wanda Collins, Charlotte Steele, and Gary Tooley. Sherian Holmes and Tommy Owen were chosen for All-State Chorus. We were well re resented on the gridiron with Sonny Mills, Bud Crafton, Jimmy Ray Willett, and Jim Wifason on the football team and Sondra Stone as our cheerleader. Sondra was also our candidate for Basketball Queen . Our basketball team was under the capable management of Eddie Owens. ln the latter part of our sophomore year, the band journeyed to Washington, D.C. to par- ticipate in the annual Cherry Blossom Festival. They were named the second best concert band in the nation. Among those who made the trip to Washington were Carlyle Bailey, Kenneth Hutcheson, Gary Tooley, Wayne Walton, Sharon Freeman, Steve VanMeter, Wayne Wilson, and Sonny Beavan. Donna Dickerson and Jean Porter led the band as majorettes. As the summer fled and early autumn approached, we found ourselves once again en- veloped by our studies and school activities. Class officers for our junior year were as follows: Lili Clay, President, Sonny Ward, Vice- President, Wanda Collins, Secretary and Treasurer, and Nina Drur , Reporter. Aloha Tapp and Sondra Stone as cheerleaders cheered our football and basketball teams on to many victories. Our football players were Jim Bantly, Bud Crafton, Jimmy Ra Willett, Sonny Mills, Mel Hunt, Tommy Owen, Bill Haynes, Sonny Ward, Bobby Stone, Edclie Nieten, Jerry Griffin, Jim Wilson, Mike Pullen, Eric Roberts, and Jerry Rhoads. Carlyle Bailey led our band as Drum Major along with Donna Dickerson, Jean Porter, and Sharon Freeman as majorettes. Wayne Walton represented our school at All-State Band. Our basketball team, with Ronnie Hape as manager, consisted of seven juniors. They were Bill Haynes, Bud Crafton, Sonny Mills, Jim Bantly, Jerry Rhoads, Jimmy Jacobs, and Sonny Ward, with Jimmy Jacobs receiving honor as the Most Valuable Player and as a mem- ber ofthe All-District Team . In March, l958 the Honor Society, at its annual induction service, inducted Jeanie Davis, Judy Martin, Aloha Tapp, and Peggy Griffin. HISTORY lCont J The haghlaght of our lunror year came wath the Coronataon Ball The royal event was clamaxed by the coronataon of Sondra Stone and Sonny Ward as our new Queen and Kang wath the other candadates Judy Martan, Glenda Barnett, Lala Clay Jammy Jacobs Sonny Malls and Jammy Ray Wallett The Junaor Waltz precedang the coronataon featured Labby McCollom, Wayne Walton, Jeanae Davas, Tomm Owen, Vaka Preston Jerry Graffan, Sharon Freeman, Kenneth Hutcheson Susannah Englas Jerry Rhoads Aloha Tapp Carlyle Barley Donna Dackerson, Aubrey Armstrong, Jean Porter, Make Pullen Beverly McClanahan Mel Hunt, Judy Porter, Erac Roberts, Barbara Grossman, Bud Crafton, Nancy Parker, Bobby Stone Betsy Read Beverly Beavan Nana Drury, Eddae Naeten Marsha Connell Ball Haynes At the close of our lunaor year, we were hosts for the Senaor Class at the Junaor Senaor Barbecue September l958 fanally arraved The goal we had establashed four year prevaously had be come manafest We were SENlORSl After the usual hectac procedure of arrangang our sched ules and changang our classes, we set about to elect our class offacers who were Bud Crafton Presadent, Sonny Ward Vace Presadent, Eddae Owens, Secretary and Treasurer, and Sonny Malls Reporter We were represented an the All State Choar by Bob Frey, Sheraan Holmes, Make Pullen Aloha Tapp Jackson Chadwell, Judy Shelton, George Anne Rachmond Beverly McClanahan, Harry Lee Tallotson, and Sharon Farrar and an All State Band by Jean Porter and Gary Tooley Four of our class members, Eddae Owens, Judy Shelton, Sharon Farrar, and Susannah Our gradaron representataves headed by Captaans Sonny Ward and Bud Crafton, were am Walson, Tommy Owen, Jerry Rhoads Jerry Graffan, Wayne Walton, Sonny Malls Mel Hunt, Erac Roberts, Jammy Ray Wallett Jam Bantly Eddae Naeten, Bobby Stone, Louae Armstrong, Ball Haynes, and Make Pullen Bud Crafton was awarded All State Honorable Mentaon and re ceaved the Most Valuable Player Trophy We were very proud of our Senaor cheerleaders Aloha Tapp Sondra Stone, and Marsha Connell Sondra was selected Cheerleader of the Year from among cheerleaders of the four local schools We completed our fanal basketball season through the efforts of Jammy Jacobs, Sonny Malls Sonny Ward, Bud Crafton, Jerry Rhoads Ball Haynes, and Mel Hunt Our team captaans Jammy Jacobs and Sonny Malls, receaved All Dastract and All Caty honors whale Sonny Ward and Jerry Rhoads receaved All Caty Honorable Mentaon The Most Valuable Player Trophy went to Jammy Jacobs Labby McCollom was selected as our Basketball Queen Our class was represented on the baseball team by Jammy Jacobs, Jerry Rhoads Sonny Ward, and Bud Crafton The team had an outstandang season record of ten wans and no losses We also faelded an excellent track team The closang weeks of school were spent an orderang our caps and gowns selectang our an vatataons, and packang Master Co ed as our class play Everyone had a wonderful tame at the Junaor Senaor Barbecue At long last' The fanal week of school whach was falled wath Baccalaureate, Class Naght and our ultamate goal, COMMENCEMENT We knew that we had reached the peak of our hagh school careers As we look back over the last four years, we realaze that the knowledge and the cultural experaence we have gaaned here wall be of measureless value to us throughout our laves Thas as Peggy and Gary, sayang that we thank you ver much for your kand attentaon, and we hope that each and every one of you havea braght and happy future Peggy Graffan and Gary Tooley . . . . . I ' I . I I 1 I 1 F ' I 1 ' f . . ' . 7 I I I 1 - . . I . I - . . I . I I I - . I I I I - English, were placed on the Honor Society. , J I 0 I I I I I 0 ' ' I ' ' I I . . . I . . - . . . . ,, . - ,, . ' I WILL WE, JEANIE DAVIS and BILLY BURTON, have drawn up the last will and testan.ent of the class of '59, duly witnessed by Mrs, King, Miss Cave, Mrs. Brarne, and Mrs. Crafton. I, MADALINE ADAMS, will my love for Steve Ball to Dian Roberts. I, LOUIE ARMS I'RONG, will my ability to tteyer go steady during tny high school years to George Day. l, PHYLIS ANDERSON, will tny short curly' locks to Susie Farrar and Par McCollorn to divide between rhetn. I, CARYLE BAILEY, will tny much loyed blonde flattop to anyone who thinks he has as tnuch time to -. spend on it that I have. . I, JIM BANTLEY , will my reputation of being the clown of the class to Jerry Combest. 'fy I, GLENDA BARNETT, will tny' ability to keep tnore than one boy on a string at one titne to Becky yr Walker. I BEVERLY ISONNYJ BEAVEN, will my letmutue name to Dorris Dixon, I, CAROL BOSWELL, havin' had such a wonderful important part tn the class play wish to keep tt. I, BILLY BROWN, will tny love for hill-billy tnustt' to Wally Smtthart, WE, JUDY BURNETTE and LULA ISHARPJ GIVENS, will our lasting Iriendshtp1to Mr. Holler and Mrs, Ltndle. I. JACKSON CHADWELL, will my briefcase and bookworm appearance to Jo n Katter'ohn. I, DORIS CLARK, will ttzy position as ice creau, clerk in the cafeteria to My brother, Billy, I, WANDA COLLINS, will my quiet ways and manners to Betty LaRue. I, RUBY COBB, will tny silly, ttnkltng laugh to anyone who wants tt. I. JOE COI-FMAN, will my cat curl and many women to Sam Rtgdon. I, MARSHA CONNELL, will my unique cheerleading ways to next year's cheerleaders. I, ROGER CORNBLEET, will tny bashfulness around girls to Delbert Estes. WE, LINDA QWILSONJ COWAN and JOSEPHINE QBENTLEYJ EVANS, will ottr ability to change our names during our senior year to Brenda Crawley attd Carol Whitledge, I. BUD CRAI TON, will my lightning fast speed on the track to Tank Snider. I, GAYLE CRII'SER, will my cat-woman attitude to Sharon Gatlin. 1, DONNA DICKERSON, will all nay future tttne to my future husband, Ralph. I, RONNIE IJUSSETT, will tny wine, women, and car to Tommy Ketnp. WE, CLARENCE DUNCAN and NORMA VILLINES, will our future happiness together to Sharon Stnith and Larry Kirkwood. I, LYNDIA ELLIS, will my love lor the human race to No one. I. SUSANNAH ENGLISH, will my ability to talk of something about which I know nothing to my sister, Mary Anne. I, SHARON FARRAR, will my long, flowtt.g locks to Dian Hazelwood. I, SHARON FREEMAN, will my loye for a certain Morganfteld boy to his brother, Mr, Below. I. BOB FREY, will my loye for Jean to anyone whothinks he is big enough to take her away frotn me. WE, RETA FULKERSON and JUDY VAUGHN, will our future martial intentions to Janet Cutnmings. WE, DOUG GIBSON attd FRANKLIN MCCORMICK, will our ability' to pttt up with these younger cats while waiting to blow this Joint to Fred Paff. I, JERRY GRIFFIN, will tny slightly used hratn to Mr. Rhoads for laboratory experiments. I, PEGGY GRII-FIN, will tny reputation as being the most studtous girl in the class to Alice MacDonald. I, PAUL GOODLEY, will tny wide knowledge of literature gained at Matt's Newstand to any' other literaryetninded boy. WE, PATSY GREEN and CAROLYN WHITE, will our colorful t.ames to Betty' White and Ernest Green. I, MELTON GRIFFIN, will my inability to find the right girl for me in all tny years of high school to arty other sucker. I, BARBARA GROSSMAN, will all my freckles to Linda Wood, hoping she has better luck than I have had removing them. I, PATTI HALL, will tny ability' to break tlte family ties early in life to Carol Whitledge. I, SUE HANCOCK, will tny neloyed job nz the library to Linda Jenkins. I, RONNIE HAPE, being the only real he-man in this class, will the hair onymy chest to Bobby Beckett. I, BOBBY HAYES, will tny ability to he quiet only when spoken to to David Martin. WE, BILLY HAYNES and BOBBY STONE, will our many enjoyable escapadees to Richard Raber and Deacon Allen. WF, SHERIAN HOLMES and GEORGE-ANNE RICHMOND, will our operatic voices to Nell Allen. I, R-XY HUDSON, will nay extra-ordinary composing power to Ray Marshall. I. MEL HUNT, will tny lovable personality and datntly little feet to Carl I-uller. I, KENNETH HUTCHESON, will :ny love for a certain blonde senior to no one. I, SHIRLEY JOINER, will tny little spoken ideas and thoughts to Martha Quinn. I, JIMMY JACOBS, being the only real loyer tn this class, will my uumatchable way with the girls to tny brother, Danny. 1. SAM LIKINS, '-H11 mi- Slow. Soft. southern drawl to Huston Reese. I, TRACY MABREY, will my careful driving habits to LaNeaye Fletcher. I, JUDY MARTIN, will tny' love for telling people exactly' what I think of thent to Jody Rash. I, PAT MARTIN QGOLDYD, will tny shortness in stature to Dottie Abernathy. I, ALICE MCCARTY, -.yill my loye for smoking in the school's parking lot to Sue Vick. I, BEVERLY MISCLANAHAN, will tny ability to always know what is going on around me to Ronnie Bullock, I, LIBBY McCOLLOM, will tny position nz solid Geometry class to any other girl who thinks she would enjoy being the only girl in a class full of boys. I, CARLOS MILLER, will tny title of School Spirit to Richard Galloway. I, SONNY MILLS, will tny adaptness at skipping school to any brave underclassman. I, DOROTHY MORRIS, will my quiet and sincere attitude 'o Barbara Hopper. I, EDDIE NIETEN, will tny nody which is built too close to the ground to Sonny Duncan. I, CAROLYN NINNESS, will my love lor having fun at airy cost to Judy Hall. I, CAROLYNQCOXJ NORMAN, will tny love tor staying hon.e on Wednesday to be with tny hus-band to Mrs. Sights. I. JESSE OGLESBY, do not wish to leave a will. I, TOMMY OWENS, will my renown, spectacular high Jumping skill to John Wheeler. - I, EDDIE OWENS, will my fabulous map of the better parkn.g places to Tommy Rhoads, knowing that I att. leavin it in ood hands. WE, JEAN and JUDY PORTER, will our unbelieyable sister teatn to Becky and Dian Walker, hoping that it will worglt as weql for them as it did for us. J. VIKI PRESTON, will tny big loud tnouth to Becky Fryer. ' I. MIKE PULLEN, will my friendly manners and gentlemanly ways to Clinton Slaughters. I, DAVID RAMSEY, will my bow-legs and black boots,to Jimtny Vanover. I. BETSY REID, will my loye for any'thtt.g that wears pants to Sue Gale Humpston. 1. JERRY RHOADS, reluctantly, will tt.y tnonogramed toothpii-ks to Tottnny Higgins. I. JOHN RIGGS, will nn. much envied weight lifting physique to Billy' Reeder. I. ERIC ROBERTS, will tny afftlation with the underworld to Randv Prince. I, BUD RICIIMOND, wish to keep tny love for haying fun. i I, EUGENE ROBERTS, will my lose for Mrs. King to Billy Cartwright. I, SIDNEY SMITH, will tny old position in Dunaway's to Larry Gettings. I, JUDY SHELTON, will tny tongue which is loose at both ends to Ruth Sutton. I. NANCY PARKER, will tny loye for all the county high boys to no one. I. CHARLOTTE STEELE, will ttzy' reputation of being the tinest and qttietest girl tn the class to Darlene Blue. I, SONDRA STONE, will tny love for Tommy back to his mother. l, JEANIE SUMMERS, will my mother back IO the school. 1. ALOHA TAPP, will tny' love for a terrain undetclassman to no one. 1. HARRY LEE TILIDTSON, will my loye for mischief to Duner Mitchell. I, GARY TOOLEY, will tny quiet intellectual ways to Bob Colvin. I, STEVE VAN METER, will tny longint to be a comediene to anyone who thinks they are as funny as I think I am. I. WAYNE WALTON, will tny' nzattly' physique to Charles Berry. 1. SONNY WARD, will my fatnous horse laugh to Totnmy Liles. I, JIMMY RAY '-VILLET. -.vtll my' ravtshing :ood looks to Cobte Brauyer. I. KENNETH WILLIAMS, will tny long black hair to Tommy Cheaney. I, NINA WILLIAMS, since I am married can't will anybody anything. I. JIM WILSON, will tny many broken football training rules to Carvill Moss. 1. '-VAYNE WILSON, will my' ten pounds of surplus flesh to Roderick Sngg. J. DAVE NICHOLSON, will the ring in my nose to Larry Kirkwood. I, PIIYLIS WALKER, will my tiny angelic appearance to Terry Fuller. l. PIIYLLIS WRIGHT, will my inability to get along with tny' younger sister to Gayle Hust. I. SHIRLEY VANDIVER, will my ability for always having older' boys flockin around me to Brenda Crawley. WE. IEANIE DAVIS and BILLY BURTON, will the fun we have had making tiliis will and all the happiness we've had in these last four years to next year's seniors PTZOPI-IECY It is now May 26, I979. e, Jeanie Summers and Eddie Owens, are reporters for the Universal Press. Traveling by rocket through outer space, seeking news, we recently renewed some acquaintances of twenty years ago . Arriving at the first Rocket Station we were amazed to see many friends. Among them were Sondra Stone and Sonny Ward wearing the celestial crowns of the Queen and King of Outer Space. ln the procession following the king and queen we recognized some of the ambassadors from the League of the Universe! the fleet-footed Jimmie Ray Willet from Mercury, the beautiful Judy Martin from Venus and the famous senator, Jerry Rhoads. Joining our friends in the royal procession we all went to breakfast at a Vitamin Cap- sule Inn owned by Billy Burton and Wayne Walton . Our meal was served by those specialists in Space Economics, Dorris Clark, Phyllis Anderson, Ruby Cobb and Lyndia Ellis. After a delicious breakfast, Louis Armstrong, the High Exalted President of Saturn, gave an informative lecture on Universal Law. Ray Hudson's Combo, consisting of Billy Brown, Steve Van Meter and Ray, entertained us after the lecture with music that makes the milky way smooth as milk. While our rocket was being serviced at an outer space service station operated by Sonny Mills and Marsha Connell, ,we bought a newspaper. Imagine our pleasure in seeing Carlisle Bailey's name as the editor. Reading the ads, we saw that Betsy Reid was sponsoring the pro- duction of Cosmic Ray Shampoo, guaranteed to rid your hair of Star-dust. on the front page of the paper we read that Mel Hunt, Tracy Mabrey, Paul Goodley and Kenneth Hut- cheson, who travel faster than the speed of light in their new rocket-ships, have been challenged to a race by Bobby Stone, the best driver on Earth. Jesse Oglesby, Melton Griffin and Franklin McCormick were the first to make an expedition to Pluto. David Ramsey, Tommy Owen and Sidney Smith were spending their vacations skiing on the rings of Saturn . A picture of Bobby Hayes, Bud Crafton and Sharon Freeman on the front page caught our eye. Because of the brightness of their heads they were being proposed as permanent residents to light the dark side of the moon . In Outer Space Science, Dr. Susannah English with the aid of her staff, Aloha Tapp, Nina Drury and Nancy Parker, were completing many successful biological experiments dealing with the plant and animal life found in the milky way. Drs. Eric Roberts, John Riggs, Carlos Miller and Shirley Vandiver were universal physicists, having computed the molecular construction of Betelguse, the brightest star. Viki Preston, Sherian Holmes, Carol Boswell and Judy Shelton were leaders of the Girls Outer Space Group, whose object was to investigate the masculine population in our neighboring planets. Sonny Beaven, Mike Pullen and Jean Porter, were teaching the latest dance steps of rocket propulsion to their many eager students. Starlit Beauty Shop, specializing in heavenly hair cuts, was operated by Josephine Evans and Retz Fulkerson. Wanda Collins, the fashion designer, and her staff, Carolyn Cox Norman, Judy Vaughn and Patti Hall advertise fashions out of this world. The business world in outer space is as complicated as everything else. The financial Director, Charlotte Steele and her assistant, Phyllis Walker, and the Inter-Planetary PROPHECY lConf I chamber of commerce were operating smoothly under the capable dlrectlon of Wayne Wil son In talklng wlth Wayne we learned more news of old friends The Radar Inter Com Station Central Control for all Intra Stellar communications was dnrected by Ronnie Hape and has staff Jerry Grlffm Charles Llklns and Bud Richmond The sub director for thus Sun Stellar Statnon was none other than Joe Coffman Has assustant Harry Tnllotson demon strated the latest In defense weapons and rockets fared by atomic fusion deslgned by Jackson Chadwell The men of the Mllltary Dlvlslon rode mslde the rocket It was a pleasant surprlse to recognize commander James Bantly He was carrying an automatic cosmac ray revolver deslgned by another old fraend Gary Tooley We saw Doug Gnbson the new commlssloner of the Solar Leagues With hlm were none other than Jimmy Jacobs a pntcher of the Solar Leagues and Eddie Nleten a runner for a team In the Solar League We stopped to get our space shlp clrcled the unnverse then headed back to earth Seenng Eugene Roberts Bully Haynes David Nncholson and Jlm Wnlson flshlng In the Bug Dapper we stopped for an mtervlew and saw Roger Cornbleet and Wendell Carmen huntnng the Bug Bear constellation wuth thenr Cams Malor We cllmbed aboard our rocket agann and Madellne Adams our stewardess served us with a rocket hlghball as we saw Clarence Duncan and Norma Vrlllnes rocketnng off to thenr second honeymoon rudnng the tall of a comet Bob Frey Kenneth Wnllnams and Ronnle Dossett out for a drlve nn thenr new flymg saucer buzzed us As we entered earth s atmosphere suddenly we saw three heavenly bodies' They were Sharon Farrar Alnce McCarty and Peggy Grlffln They were shlnlng brighter than any other star As Glenda Barnett Donna Dickerson Carolyn Nlnness and Barbara Grossman zoomed past us nn thenr convertible satelllte we saw George Anne Richmond makmg her cllmb up the Stalrway to the Stars Being guided In beautufully by Judy Burnette Sue Hancock and Judy Porter who operate the control tower our ship touched old mother earth We were met by three lovely flower gurls Phyllns Wright Jeanne Davus and Lnbby McCollom Passnng through the lobby of the airport we saw several of Beverly McClanahan s beautlfully painted murals Outside the airport we hauled a cab To our surprnse the drnver was lovely Lula Sharp Glvens On our way to the offlce to wrlte our excltlng scoop for the paper we saw a couple business stores owned by two of our old classmates Linda Wilson Cowan s Aprotlng Goods and Patsy Green s Green House At the newspaper offlce we were greeted by Carolyn White edltor of the socuety sectnon and Gayle Crutser the Lnterary edntor Wanting an our office was Dorothy Morrns our edutor and Pat Golday and Shnrly Joiner Private Secre tarles Weren t we fortunate to have been members of the class that graduated from Hender son Cnty Hugh School ln I9597 We thought at the time that many of the members of that class would go a long way Yes we thought that class was simply out of thus world Little did we know how far out they were gonng ALL IN ALL THIS HAS BEEN A MOST DELIGHTFUL EVENING WE JEANIE SUMMERS AND EDDIE OWENS, ARE HAPPY TO HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO BRING YOU OUR PROPHECY OF EVENTS THAT WILL TAKE PLACE TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW, MAY 26, I979. U I l 1 1 1 - I 1 . . . , . ,I . ' 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I ' 1 . , . - 1 1 I .. .. . 1 1 , . 1 1 ' . , . . . . , . l I . 00 1 1 . . . , . 1 , . 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' . I , . . 1 ' 1 QPIZING QPOIZTQ h, . +9 E233 .13- RECORD BATTING Henderson 12 Livermore 2 AB H R E RBI BA AB H Henderson 17 Livermore 2 Sonny Ward 15 15 4 13 385 James Biggs 23 1 Henderson 7 Princeton 4 Jerry Rlioads 15 12 3 6 375 Jimmy Vanover 14 3 Henderson 19 Sebree 0 Jerry Combest 16 14 3 10 363 Earl PClI1lillgIOll 7 O Henderson 6 Owensboro 5 Jerry Harley 14 14 1 5 314 Tommy Hi gins 1 O Henderson 4 Madisonville 1 Jimmy Jacobs 13 11 3 17 302 Danny JacoEI3s 1 0 Henderson 4 Daviess Co. 2 Bud Crafton 7 13 0 10 233 Butch Nichols 1 O HCHCISISOII 10 Sebree 0 Coubie Brauer 8 9 0 6 205 Jimmx' Despain 1 0 Henderson 2 Madisonville 0 Tommy Rlioads 6 8 4 8 177 Tomiriy Liles 0 O Henderson 6 Ml. Vernon 1. Henderson 4 Princeton 3 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT PITCHING WIL I.P. S.O. W E.R.A. Henderson 16 Sebree 0 Jimmy Jacobs 5 1 35 16 .214 Henderson 0 Henderson Co. 2 Jerry Combesl 3 18 13 .189 Sonny Ward 2 12 8 .100 Jerry Halley 2 4 2 .000 James Biggs O 8 3 .000 Jerry Rhoads 0 6 1 .000 Ward rifles one Pick off at first 2.5! RBI BA 2 . O43 4 . 214 1 . 000 O . 000 0 . OOO 0 .OOO 0 .000 0 . 000 d,,7PN...,.. sw. .-pvvemaw-W V 'N 4 TRACK TRACK SQUAD, FIRST ROW: T. Glover, I. Willett, R. Prince, T. Cheaney, E. Nieten, B. Haynes, B. Crafton, D. Estes. SECOND ROW: M. Schuette, J. Delker, T. Liles, R. Hallmark, J. Wheeler, D. Nicholson, D. Mitchell, Manager Ball, M. Pullen, V. Liles, Manager Cosby, T. Owen, D. Richmon , D. Dannheiser, L. Duncan. TRACK RECORD Henderson 77, Daviess Co. 62, Sturgis21 Henderson 5th Murray Relays Henderson 76, Paducah Tilghman 67, Daviess Co. 37 Henderson 36 TSK4, Mt. Vernon, Ind. 72 1x4 Henderson 7th Hilltop Relays Henderson 83, Henderson Co. 48, Daviess Co. 45, Morganfield 12 HENDERSON 2nd W,K,C, HENDERSON ist REGIONAL Crafron leads the pack , TENNIS rt. O STATE TRACK PARTICIPANTS, FIRST ROW: J. Biggs, E. Nieten, B. Crafton, B. Haynes. SECOND ROW: M. Schu- ette, L. Kirkwood, T.iGlover, T. Cheaney. S ,-J' Schuette clears bar ,, Q. City's Ace In Action po ' TENNIS RECORD . Henderson 0 Bosse 7 Henderson 4 North 3 1 Q f 5 3' 5 Henderson I Owensboro 8 Z5 Henderson 2 Memorial 5 REGIONAL PARTICIPANTS J. Rhoads T. Higgins HENDERSON 3rd REGIONAL TENNIS TEAM, FIRST ROW: J. Wilson, G. Busby, T. Higgins. SECOND ROW: J. Griffin, J. Rhoads, T. Owen, T. Rhoads, ABSENT. ,,f 'T-T , r If - 1 ' . v 14 4 ,L .... ? 5 5 . f A i 5 I ' . -4....-,. n QW:-TW' gi ' : 7-ffa, ,Wa , fs.---4 in ww. -- - VAN, 'ff' X . aw fn , 1 Q 4-. H- 4 . A 2 Q sjggfxf-7. .arf-fi?-f 4x'?'?5 5'm'c'!!Rl mvqrrf-f-f '+ - 1 , . ' ' lf .r ' '9 f. ' 1, - 2 A . Vp, 5, , , . . ..-1- , .iwfil . 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