Henry Clay High School - Statesman Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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aiu SQ Nw? GMX is rsrNYU Cid U HE LEEQN GT . :- fx. emi Class Sermon HUQYM The Commencement Sermon was held on Sun- day aftemoon May 25, at Calvary Baptist Church. Dr. Franklin Owen spoke to us on Life's Journey. After this service we were ushered into a week of senior activities, among them was the senior class tea which was given by Sam Sousley and Jimmy Isaacs at the Isaacs Home 1. 4 g xQ, a I -- f Q- +- wr-5 , 5 fQ'f'i3,1 X- 9? a fnxf- xx rg, 'Um Ex QM A ' E 7, Karr!! 'q X Q Am ,1 -K Q! F? - ' ni on :P A ,. F ',. , .2 - , if ,f zan y? 'Q '?' 's?' ' ff g 1---L 'i-.. 'fi 45,1-' ' ,Jr . ':-'7.:' i 1-A .,-QESQ, 31-1:1 - h -:Q 2t.ssE,i eff' 1 i 'T- X 5F?xf 'fJ P5 ,- 9 'fi 5 I' Wifkfw. Cs, 'Que' -' :fx -,' 3 M 'C'1- -K . I v: 4 1.6.30 ,Z Q . A EX tg 139 1 ' its AA L vig-'Lq.f 'J ff W ' if Q .- 1 vi ff- Hb arf I - 3 1 Q-.f-vii ' f -' -' v:f'.fg f M N: La. :Q - : v ff ' , N3-:':'x:.rf f '. .-A -f:, 2 '- 1 13' if , L- new f 4 -- ,fy gf, . Q '55 f, . '--5.1, X ia if SME? v?Xi.'w ,, ffvijm, Qii A A ' iff 'Y ii -1 '5 . in I Vxlll x xf .' if ,' l I' H' .-L .-5.-: 1 x fc' , x 2,3 11- ,' 3- 1 ' ,yi ' I fa: 7 'N' fe' 1':u1f 4 -f ff? i ii -,, if i 5?92,E5T:,f's fN-lf'-'i-. Jail ' r ,Aff X . ,- X 1 m iie-gl: T, W 1 5221: if 'f ig E ' -1 j h'5gr..55,f.pifj'f' an-' rf l ft aii' 'K V ' 1 .1 ' a..a,: . 'Af'if?f 1-'sul' '- Yxr r ' 4 5,5 al Ai' if' E , '-' R M T 1 e f :i ,:,-.te '- T-i-'45 7 17' 4 Z, ' ' 1-4- -J' ' f ' 5 X Xass 0 yionorini he C CH gfmon ngemenx S Comme RY BAP A ES C H168 AT ROD ST ay 25- X953 ANI' M dcxogk row Tea The Senior Class Do the guests get to sit down?

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Senior Trap The tnp began w1th tlps on behavlor by the chaperones but who 11stened' The day was Apnl 30, 1958, and exghty semors were gettmg ready to depart for Washlngton, D C , on thexr semor tmp Wow' She s cute' This is how the trip ended-two wonderful days. We were all so sleepy.

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Graduation At last all of our years of waiting were over-we were graduating. For some of us this was the last formal schoolingg for others, just a beginning. Dr. Francis M. Massie, president of our own school board, was the speaker. He challenged us not to be just another statistic but to be honest and believe in God. Dr. Massie said we could make the world a better place in which to live. With these words we were sent out into the world. cram 311' 7- G of the Cfxerrfgfs Hr Y HY Hfgh TQN S 'KEN Ch TUC Ky f 'W Sf AWA? 'ik P' f2gH--'4il'f41?:E2.:-l x'Q fn, ,, 1, rg, , -Xen! -' - 'haf' l z I - f' 1 f Wi? 4 iil' xg Q' ' ,' iff?- .p Z - ff SQ Ut 'E 154 1' fi , e firm , X -jf .1 4...-5 In a jf f I f 'Q 425 X ' fi. f' ' ' if I .fffi ' ' -7 ' 'ff' 5 vw N HE XXX? X Dr. Francis or ,, M , NR Y Y 35518 Th A ursday ID.. Tfhn - 4 This night I2iiIfl'f 79