Hickman High School - Bluff Yearbook (Hickman, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

DEDICATIO!! To Miss Vivian Caldwell, our friend and sponsor, we the senior class of 1951, dedicate the Bluff . We consider it a privilege to call her our friend. Miss Caldwell, as our sponsor, has stayed by us through thick and thin. And ONLY by her loyal and patient help and untiring efforts made this publication pos- sible. 2 BOARD OF EDUCATION Frank Crouch, Supt; T. D. Ozment, Olney Johnson, Fred Stokes, Archie Kemp. NOT SHOWN: Robert Sanger and Richard Goalder. T. D. OZMENT JAMES A. MITCHELL Superintendent Principal 3 Leslie Roehm Forrest Riddle Miss Vivian Caldwell Mrs. Dorothy Riddle Miss Grace Barnes Miss Mary Atteberry Mrs. Julia White Principal Mrs. Myrtle Bailey Mrs. Louise McGinnis Mrs. Virginia Kemp Robin Lee Pierce Editor Eugene Moore Asst. Editor Miss Vivian Caldwell Charles Wiggam Faculty Adviser Business Manager BLOff STflff Mary Jo Gibson Asst. Bus. Manager Betty Edwards Senior Class Editor Joyce Ross Art Editor Tommy Royer Asst. Art Editor John White Asst. Art Editor Mary Ann Dotson Feature Editor Martha Sue Terrett Asst. Feature Editor Billy Wilkerson Sports Editor Charles Hickerson Asst. Sports Editor Marie Garner Snapshot Editor Roger Bowers Snapshot Editor Billy King Joke Editor Lena Lattus Circulation Manager Guelda Vaught Circulation Manager Ray Wiseman Typist Helen May Typist Billy Craddock T ypist Omer Mai Readenour Junior Reporter Paula Rhodes Sophomore Reporter Jean Glidewell Freshman Reporter Typing Room Gymnasium Trophy Case Robin Lee Pierce President THf SfniORS Mary Jo Gibson Reporter Eugene Moore Vice President Roger Bowers Treasurer Charles Hickerson Secretary OUR CLASS COLORS Green and White OUR CLASS FLOWER White Carnation OUR CLASS MOTTO The greater the trials the more glorious the triumph. CHARLES ALTON WIGGAM Wiggam Saying--Da t-gum-it. Secret Ambition--To be a basketball coach. Weakness--A blonde with blue eyes from Western. Achievements--'47: Glee Club; PepClub; Circulation Manager of the Wildcats; Basketball; Journalism Club; Who’s Who; 48: Glee Club; Who’s Who; Wildlife Club; Junior Play; 51; Basket- ball; Who s Who; Business Manager of Bluff Staff; Pep Club; Senior Class Who’s Who. 1 K BILLY LLOYD WILKERSON •Lloyd Saying--V-ery good. Secret Ambition--To be a professional ball player. Weakness--Parties. Achievements-- : PepClub; Leatherneck Club; ’49: PepClub; ’50:Baskctball; PepClub; Class Vice-President; 51: Pep Club; Basketball; Senior Who’s Who; Sports Editor of Bluff. 8 GUELDA ANN VAUGHT Shortie Saying--Don’t get panicky. Secret Ambition--To live in Union City. Weakness--Union City boys. Achievements-- 49: Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; 50: Pep Club, Home Ec. Club; '51: Pep Club; Senior Who’s Who; Bluff Staff. ROY RAY WISEMAN Toofy Saying--Well I’11 declare. Secret Ambition--To be tiie best due!: nunter in Hickman. Weakness--Hunting (anything). Achieve- ments-- : Leatherneck Club; PepClub; ’49: PepClub; 50:Pep Club; '51: Senior Who's Who; PepClub; typist for the Bluff Staff. 9 MARTHA SUE TERRETT Sue” Saying -Let's go to Dixie. Secret Ambition--To take Miss Barnes'place. Weakness--Loose tongue. Achievements-- ; Glee Club; Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; Physical Ed. Club; '49; Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; Bluff Staff; '50; Class Treasurer; Pep Club; '51: Pep Club; Annual Staff; Senior Who’s Who. JOHN LARRY WHITE Johnnie” Saying--Better late than never. Secret Ambition--To own a souped up Model A. Weakness--Jumping from high buildings. Achievements--'50: Student.Council; Pep Club; 51: Pep Club; Assistant Art Editor for the Bluff Staff. 10 JOYCE COETTE ROSS - Coe lie M Saying --What hoppened and why. Secret Ambition--To be a Beautition. Weakness--Henry Addition. Achievements--’48: Glee Club; Cheerleader; Home Ec. Club; Physical Ed. Club; •49: Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; Class Officer; '50: April Queen; Pep Club; '51: Basketball Queen Attendant; Senior Who’s Who; Art Editor of Bluff; Pep Club. THOMAS EDMOND ROYER ’’Tommy Saying--Any woman ought to make a living for one man. Secret Ambition--Sing in a quartet. Weakness--Plays. Achieve- ments-- : Pep Club; Sportsman Club; Leatherneck Club; 49: Pep Club; Vice President; Sportsman Club; '50: Pep Club; 51: Pep Club; Assistant ArtEditor ofBluff Staff; Senior Who’s Who. 11 MARY JO GIBSON ••Horsey” Saying--I gotta feeling we’re gonna get caught. Secret Ambi- tion--To own a big super market in Brownsville. Weakness-- Green-eyed Bill from Brownsville Hill. Achievements-- : Physical Ed. Club; Home Ec. Club; Glee Club; Pep Club; Sec- retary-Treasurer of Class; '49: Class reporter of Bluff Staff; Home Ec. Club; Pep Club; ’50: President of Class; Candidate for Miss H.H. S.; Pep Club; HomeEc. Club; 51: Class Reporter; Who's Who; Favorite; Pep Club; Candidate for Miss H.H.S.; Home Ec. Club; Senior Who's Who; Assistant Business Manager of Bluff Staff. BILLY GENE KING Jasper Saying--Dadgum. Weakness--Teacher. Secret Ambition--To be a great soldier. Achievements--’48: Leatherneck Club; Pep Club; Glee Club; '49: PepClub; '50: Pep Club; 51: Pep Club; Who's Who; Senior Who's Who; Joke Editor of the Bluff. 12 LENA MARGARET LATTUS Lener Saying--Gracie is gone. Let's go. Secret Ambition--To own a mercury car. Weakness--A certain boy from Missouri. Achievements--' : Physical Education Club; Home Ec. Club; Glee Club; Pep Club; 49; Secretary of Class; Basketball Queen Attendant; Home Ec. Club; Pep Club; '50: Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; 51: Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; Senior Who's Who; Bluff Staff. EUGENE MOORE Jimbo” Saying--Why shore. Hold the bell I'll be there. Secret Ambi- tion--To get a certain blond headed girl. Weakness--Women. Achievements-- : Basketball;GleeClub;PepClub:Sportsman Club; Leatherneck Club; '49: Basketball; PepClub;Sportsman Club; Leatherneck Club; '50: Basketball; Wno's Who; Favorite; Sportsman Club; H. Cluo; '51; Who's Who; Senior Who's Who; Favorite; Vice President; Business Manager; Assistant Editor. 13 MARY ANN DOTSON Dotty Saying--Is Mr. Mitchell in the hall? Secret Ambition--Toown a large Dime Store. Weakness--Music. Achievements--' : Home Ec. Club; Phys. Ed. Club; Pep Club; Glee Club; '49: Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; Phys. Ed. Club; Glee Club; '50: Home Ec. Club; Pep Club; Phys. Ed. Club; '51: Who's Who; Pep Club; Feature Editor of Bluff; Senior's Who's Who; HomeEc. Club. ROGER ALLEN BOWERS -Cutie Saying--Aw heck. Secret Ambition--To own a show. Weak- ness--School. Achievements--’48: Leatherneck Club; Pep Club; '49: PepClub; '50: Pep Club;'51: Class Treasurer; Senior Who's Who; Favorite; Snapshot Editor of Bluff; Pep Club. 14 JULIA MARIE GARNER Julia Saying--Pleasure before work. Secret Ambition--To get mar- ried. Weakness--RedBirds. Achievements--’ : Phys. Ed. Club; Home Ec. Club; Pep Club; Glee Club;’49: PepClub-.Glee Club; HomeEc. Club; 50: HomeEc. Club; Pep Club; '51: Who’s Who; Snapshot Editor of Bluff; Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; Senior Who's Who. CHARLES A. HICKERSON Hickernut Saying--Get off of that. Secret Ambition--To get out of school. Weakness--Work. Achievements-- : Leatherneck Club; Pep Club 49: Pep Club; '50: Manager Class Queen; Pep Club; '51 Secretary; Assistant Sport Editor; Pep Club; Senior Who’s Who. 15 BETTY JEAN EDWARDS '‘Jeanette Sayiug--Aw, Mary, you have that feeling all the time. Secret Ambition--To marry a black-haired and blue-eyed boy. Weak- ness--A green buickwitnMissouri license. Achievements— 48: Physical Ed. Club; Pep Club; Glee Club; Home Ec. Club; 49 . Home Ec. Club; Pep Club; 50: Pep Club and Home Ec. Club; 51: Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; Senior Who’s Who; Senior Class Editor. BILLY HOWARD CRADDOCK Craddock Saying--Now if I were President. Secret Ambition--To see the world. Weakness--Movies. Achievements--’48: Wildlife Club; Pep Club; '49: Pep Club; Business Manager; ‘50: Physical Ed Club; Pep Club; '51: Senior Who s Who; Pep Club; Typist of Bluff. 16 HELEN CALLIE MAY Callie Saying--I don’t sec it that way, Mrs. Riddle. Secret Ambi- tion--To always know what I’m going to do next. Weakness-- A wine Chevrolet truck. Achievements--' : Class Vice-Pres. ident; Glee Club; Bluff Staff; Physical Ed. Club; Home Ec. Club; '49: Class President; Sophomore queen; Home Ec. Club; 50: Junior cheerleader; Class secretary; 5 s Typist on Bluff Staff; Favorite; Who’s Who; Senior cheerleader; Senior Who’s Who. ROBIN LEE PIERCE Mott Saying--I never let work detain me from pleasure. Secret Ambition--To go to college. Weakness--Basketball. Achieve- ments- -'48: Basketball;Glee Club; Pep Club Sportsmans’Club; •49: Basketball; Pep Club; Glee Club; Boys’ Home Ec. Club; President of Sportsmans’Club; 50; Basketball; H-Club; Who’s Who; Secretary of Sportsmans'Club; '51: Basketball; Pep Club; President of Class; Favorite; Who’s Who; Editor of Bluff; Senior Who’s Who. 17 SIDNEY ELLEN STONE Ninny Saying--Put off today what can be done tomorrow. Secret Ambition--To teach all teachers who have tried to teach me. Weakness--Food. Achievements-- 49: Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; Who’s Who: '50: Pep Club; Glee Club; Who’s Who; 51: Pep Club; Who’s Who. VIRGINIA STOKES Ginger Saying--Where’s Billy Terrell? Secret Ambition--To always keep my man. Weakness--Billy Terrell. Achievements--’49: Homcmake Club; Pep Club; Bluff Staff; 50: Pep Club; Student Council; Girls’ Glee Club; '51: Pep Club; Miss Hickman High School. 18 FRANCES MIRIAM ST A HR -Fossil” Saying--I'm on my way. Secret Ambition--To be a nurse and marry a Doctor. Weakness--Eating. Achievements--’49: Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; '50; Class Reporter; Girl’s Glee Club; Pep Club; 51: Pep Club. PEGGY WYNNE TIPTON Tippy- Saying--Did I get a letter today? Secret Ambition--To get a Ph. D. in four years. Weakness--Talking. Achievements-- 50: Cheerleader; Pep Club;Class Secretary; Girl’s Glee Club; 51; Cheerleader, Pep Club; Favorite. 19 Joyce Ross CLASS HISTOAC The class history names but a few of the exciting events that happened during our high school years. The things I am about to write may not seem important to you, but they are very important to the seniors of Hickman High. As we read this history in later years we can lookback and remember all the exciting things that have happened during our four years in high school. Who could ever forget when our class entered the portals as, “Green Freshmen”? We had an enrollment of twenty-eight students and Miss Jean- ette Pearl Graham was our sponsor. The exciting thing we dreaded (in a way) was when we were going to be initated. Our class officers were: President, Gaylon Williams; Vice-President, Helen May; Secretary and Treasurer, Mary Jo Gibson; and Class Reporter, Jane Bennett. In 1949 we entered our Sophomore year with an enrollment of twenty students. Miss Vivian Caldwell, our sponsor, helped us to achieve many of the goals we set for ourselves and our class during the year. Our class officers were: President, Helen May; Vice-President, Tommy Royer; Secretary, Lena M. Lattus; and Treasurer, Joyce Coette Ross. The most eventful of all our high school days were those of our Junior year. Our sponsor was Mr. Riddle. We were looking forward to getting our class rings, and it seemed as if they would never get here But finally they came and we were very excited about them. The most exciting and in a way bor- ing event was when we were raising money for the junior and senior trip. But as the years go on we can lookback and remember the fun we had, such as our trip to the Smoky Mountains. Our class officers were: President, Mary Jo Gibson; Vice-President, Billy Loyd Wilkerson; Secretary, Helen May; Treasurer, Martha Sue Terrett. Truly the most exciting of all our years in high school was when we be- came seniors, but I suppose any student, no matter how modest, admits to being proud when they reach this year. The memories of our high school days would not be complete without tribute to our sponsor Miss Vivian Caldwell and to all the teachers who have helped us to make our achievements possible. Our class officers are: President, Robin Lee Pierce; Vice-President, Eugene Moore; Secretary, Charles Hickerson; Treasurer, Roger Bowers; and Class Reporter, Mary Jo Gibson. Of the group that enteredhigh school with us many have already gone on to do otherthings in life,but the twenty that are graduating in this, the class of 50-51 will always remember and treasure our high school days. 20 CLASS POM We’re about to have our class call; So give me your attention one and all. Robin Lee Pierce is called Mott; He's a good boy and I’ve said a lot. Lena Margaret used to be late, But she’s always on time when she has a date. Billy Gene King is asleep again; He'll wake up, but I won’t say when. Martha Sue feeds boys candy; A bowl near-by sure comes in handy. Skipping algebra again? Why Eugene Moore, What’s so important about sweeping the dressing room floor? Mary Ann hasn’t been the same Since she’s been in bookkeeping, taught by Mr. Roehm. Our most modest boy is Mr. Roger; If he sees a flirty girl he tries to dodge her. Betty Edwards is fond of stars. And one night she took a trip to the planet Mars. Billy Loyd is our class grumbler this year, And Mr. Riddle’s yardstick he really does fear. That girl skipping class is Guelda Vaught; It sure is a wonder she’s never been caught. Billy Craddock can always be found; Mostly when a group of girls is standing around. Joyce Ross was really a scared soul That night she got stuck in a big mud hole. Now where in the world is Roy Ray? I guess he’s taking a nap; he does this time every day. If you hear someone laughing in the show; Don’t be alarmed, it’s just Mary Jo. 21 Charles Wiggam will surely ruin his clothes Swimming to that girl in Scotland, if, and when he goes. Marie Garner never stayed in Home Ec. Class, And by Mr. Mitchell's door she'd stoop to pass. If you hear some commotion in town some night; Just look out the window, you’ll see John White. I’ll introduce Sidney Stone next; She's usually with someone of the opposite sex. When you cross the street in the early morn; Get out of the way if you hear Hickerson’s horn. Peggy Tipton has a fancy to cheer and yell; She says it's been fun, except the time when she fell. Tommy Royer would be out of place If he tried to sing tenor and not sing bass. Miriam is bright and ought to go far; It's not a wonder because she's a Stahr. B. T. keeps Virginia Stokes on the go, And why he keeps her guessing, I’d like to know. I've introduced them all, I'll be on my way. And in case you don’t know. I’m Helen May. Jo Gibson CLASS OPTimiST As the optimist of the Senior Class of 1951, I would first like to say that we, as a whole, are very optimistic. The members can spread light into the darkest corners. We feel that our years spent in school have been the happiest years of our lives. As we leave we will remember in our hearts our teachers, friends, and all of the fun we have had together. Two outstanding achievements made by the class as a whole, were taking the seniors to Smoky Mountains when we were juniors and publishing The Bluff of 1951. Some of the achievements made by various members have been serving on the Stu- dent Council, being cheerleaders, being honor students, and making good records in basketball. Our graduation is another milestone in our lives that will lead us to trials far greater than we're ever known and to a bigger and brighter future. Before leaving we wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the faculty and especially to our superintendent, Mr. T. D. Ozment, and Miss Vivian Caldwell, our sponsor. Without their help the publishing of our annual would have been impossible. Now that we are graduating, I, in behalf of the Senior Class, bid adieu to our be- loved Alma Mater. CLASS PROPHECy Eugene Moore Ladies and Gentlemen: I wish to introduce to you, myself. I am one of those who has returned from the wonderful career which Uncle Sam offers you. To pass away the time, I think I will browse around in some of these old papers. Here is an old looking one dated 1969, and it is called the Hick- man Gossip Paper. Oh well, I might as well peer it over and see what has happened to my old classmates. The former Miss Mary Jo Gibson, now wife of a local fisherman, has stated that she has caught the largest cat fish in the world. Turning the pages, I now look at the personal column. Well, well, it says that Mrs. Hughes has just returned from a missionary trip from Japan. Mrs. Hughes is my old classmate, Helen May. Betty Edwards has opened a large cafe at Shuck Switch and her wait- resses are none other than Joyce Ross and Martha Sue Terrett. Turning the pages to another column it says that Guelda Vaught is now owner of the Little Ark. As I glance on over the paper, I see that Roger Bowers is owner of the Ritz Theater, and his operator is none other than, that’s right, you guessed it, Tommy Royer. While reading in the sports articles I see that Billy Loyd Wilkerson has started playing ball for the St. Louis Browns, also that Robin Lee Pierce is playing professional basketball with the Kentucky Wildcats. I notice a bulletin that Billy Gene King is running a recreation hall, also he is known as the best pool-shot in Hickman. Hmmm., It says here that Billy Craddock owns a night club on the lake, and that the dance director is Miss Marie Garner. As I look over the school news, I see that Charles Hickerson has taken Mr. T. D. Ozment's place as Superintendent, and also Ray Wiseman is teaching in Mr. Riddle’s place. I see that Miss Mary Ann Dotson owns the Five and TenCent Store: also that Lena Margaret Lattus now owns a farm in Fulton. As I turn to page twenty-three in the paper, I see that John White is driving a hopped-up-model-A in the speed races; also Charles Wiggam is driving a new Mercury. I notice in the want ads, that Peggy Tiptonis wanting a secretary to help her in the office at the Ford garage. Here is an article stating that Dr. Miriam Stahr has opened a clinic on Broadway in New York. It says here that Mrs. Garrison has a bouncing baby boy. She is none other than my old classmate Virginia Stokes. Here’s another article saying that the book How To Walk Gracefully is now on sale in all drugstores. This book was written by Sidney Stone. As for me, I am planning on building a little home in Bardwell. 23 CLASS WILL We the graduating class of 1951, of Hichman High School, in the county of Fulton, and State of Kentucky, being of sound mind (I think) and body, do hereby make and publish our last will and testament to you of Hickman High. Betty Jean Edwards To the juniors, we leave the headache of publishing next years Bluff. To the sophomores, we leave the making of money for the junior and senior trip. To the freshmen, we leave our dignity and thoughfulness. The seniors leave the unfortunate students their most outstanding characteristics. ROGER ALLEN BOWERS--His girls to Jody Malone. BILLY HOWARD CRADDOCK—His height to Harold Garrison. MARY ANN DOTSON--Her Slimness to Jean Glidewell. JULIA MARIE GARNER—Her love for the Junior Class. MARY JO GIBSON—Her giggling to Omer Mae Readenour. CHARLES AUSTIN H1CKERSON—His ability to get a girl to James Black. BILLY GENE KING—His pool-shooting ability to Bovce Ross. LENA MARGARET LATTUS—Her ability to catch an out-of-town man to Kathryn Bradley. HELEN CALLIE MAY—Her arguing ability to Faydell Morrow. WILLIAM EUGENE MOORE—His Cairo women to Bunyan Roberts. ROBIN LEE PIERCE—The editing of the next years Bluff to some unfort- unate junior. THOMAS EDMOND ROYER --His bass voice to Salty King. JOYCE COETTE ROSS—Her artistic ability to Betty Jo Watson. MARTHA SUE TERRETT—Her temper to Paula June Hornsby. GUELDA ANN VAUGHT—Her singing ability to Ellise Dobson. JOHN LARRY WHITE—His front seat of the Union City busto Mr. Ozment. CHARLES ALTON WIGGAM—His red curly hair to Donald Hammock. BILLY LOYD WILKERSON—His fussing ability with teachers to Holt J one s. ROY RAY WISEMAN—His muscles to Gerald Jackson. FRANCES MIRIAM STAHR—Her good grades to H. L. Williamson. VIRGINIA STOKES--Billy Terrell (but not to anyone.) SIDNEY ELLEN STONE—Her graceful walk to Paula Jean Rhodes. PEGGY WYNNE TIPTON—Her big black shirt to Sue Hall. BETTY JEAN EDWARDS—Isn't leaving anything she's taking Horsey with her. This document is signed in the presence of the senior class of 1951, on this eighteenth day of May in the year of our Lord, 1951. 1951 Senior Class Seal 24 CLASS PESSI IMS! Well every year they always have a Class Grumbler, so this year for some reason I was elected it. In my opinion every one has the right to grumble if you ask me. You have to sit in the room every day, all day long with your head stuck in a book, which does no one any good. They give you four or five books and you are told to get busy and be quiet. They won’t let you chew gum, talk or do anything except study all day long. Then when dinner time comes, they let you off for about an hour fora little of real fun, but then after that back to study again. This kind of life goes on for about twelve or thirteen years for just a little thing called a diploma. Just think all this studying for just this. I’d like to meet the person who said we had to go to school anyway. And instead of giving us the diploma and letting us go home, we have to go through graduating exercises, wearing caps and gowns. Boy, life sure gets tedious. JOKES “I looked upon the mountain, I gazed across the plain, I thought I saw some green stuff, That looked like waving grain.” “I took another look, I thought it was some grass; Good gracious to my horror, I found. That it was the Freshman Class. Marie: “So John is teaching you how to play baseball? Martha Sue: “Yes. and when I asked him what a squeeze play was, I think he put one over on me. Eugene: “Why did you close your eyes when I kissed you? Mary Ann: “Because I thought I was in heaven and who ever heard of a black-headed angel. Dinkey: “You are the breath of life to me. Joyce: “Well, suppose you hold your breath for a while? Ray: “Could I change this pair of pants at this counter? Lena: “No sir! There’s a dressing room in the rear. 25 Jo Ann McClellan Billy Joe Roberts Charles Cooper James Black Charles Halterman Richard Cartwright Faydell Morrow Betty Jo Watson James King William Jackson Boyce Ross Gerald Jackson Glenn Sargent Royce Ritchie J. R. Turner Claudy Thomas Sammy Adams John Wright Kenneth Blincoe Ernestine Choate Martha Sue Williams Sara Don Henry 26 Imogene Newman Omer Mae Readenour Julia D. Terrett Patsy Williams Doris Dunnagun snnpsHors Paula Hornsby SOPHDIDORfS Billy T . Garrison Fllise Dobson Kathryn Bradley Terry Neal Cashion George Bush Jerry Castleman Shirley Cooley Shirley Beal Alma Lou Royer Harold Garrison Betty Joyce Davis Donald Hammock Yvonne Yarbrough Leon Harris Jo Gaddie Richard Hunter Vera Lou Garner Jane Kearby Jody Malone Maxine Logan David Roberts Clara McClellan Joe Taylor Jeanette Oliver Maxine Anderson Dorothy Petty Rowland Wiseman Paula Rhodes Corinne Sharpe Del Rhea Roberts Frank Allen Ruth Council 29 Baker Minton Harold Ross Paul Mansfield Virginia Bradley Joe Blincoe Joe Clark Betty Ferguson Jimmy Cox Sue Hall Delane Davis Nancy Hollis Russell Minton Marjorie Holcombe Joyce Yates Nancy James Bobby Newsom Jettie Myatt Evelyn Collins _ 31 EIGHTH GfiflDE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Mayo, Wanda Pierson, Willie Jones, Shirley Harrison, Mildred Sue Johnson, Malcolm Johnson. Ruth Ann Garrison, Roena Bush, Peggy Jo King, Mary Gene Wiley, Thomas Standridge, G. B. Terrett Jr., James Calvin McMullin, Bill Oliver, Billy Jo Yates. SECOND ROW: Dale Traywick, Bonnie Vaught, Gene Cagle, J.W.Darnall, Betty Love, Ruby Love, Floyd Gaskins, Nadine Pickett, Billy Jean Phipps. Charlene Logan, Swayne Ayers. Charles Hodges, Eddie Higgs, Billy Glidewell. Joseph Kennedy, Jack McKenzie. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Tipton, Shirley Samuels, Gloria Woodside, De loris Ross. Jan Sargent, Irma Jones, Peggy Wilkerson, Beverly Wynne, Lachon Garner, Anna Merle Hornsby. Melva Jo Ballow, Patsy DeHart. Peggy Castleman, Betty Wright, Sarah Rogers. Patricia Wiley, Dora Callison, Joyce Callison. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Myrtle Bailey, Mrs. Virginia Kemp, David Lawson, Warwick Hale Jr., Charles Hammock, Jimmie Holcombe, Marvin Jones, Joe Ed Garrison, Earl Calhoun, Jimmie Cochrum, Vernon Oliver, Fred Rice, Gerald Bradley, Mrs. Louise McGinnis, Mrs. Julia White. 32 StVtniH GRADE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Cox, Wanda Faye James, Barbara Ann Brewer, Betty Ruth Minton, Jeanette Ramsay, Ruthann Yates, Faye Carolyn Fierce, Jean Sanrord, Emily Stubbs, Carolyn Statham, Betty Neeley, Martha Sue Morris, Peggy Taylor. SECOND ROW: Peggy Ann Bradley, Martha Ann Kimbro, Flora Jean Cook, Shelly Harris, Jo Ann Morrow, Sharlene Rogers, Mary Elizabeth Sauerwin, Jacqueline Turner, Betty Taylor. Frances Wiggam, Wanda Sue Kemp. Dorothy Oliver, Charlotte Smith, Mary Jane Petty, Ralph Chamberlain. THIRD ROW: Betty Hanks, Kathryn Ruth McDaniel, Mary Meneese, Dorothy Blasingim, James Morris, James Walton, Billy Joe Rhodes, Richard Provow, Gary Wilkerson. Richard DeHart, Clarence Jones. Joe Hayden. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Louise McGinnis, Mrs. Myrtle Bailey, Charles Kemp. James Alvis Ferguson, Dale Chaney, James Arthur Anderson, John B. Allen, Don Blinco. Billy Ray Love, Glenn Choate, James Wallace Roberts, Charles Vincent, Frederick Pierson, Rayburn Garrison, Mrs. Julia White, Mrs. Virginia Kemp. 33 VICE-PRESIDENT flLBffl BARM VISITS THE HICmn HIGH SCHOOL On Monday afternoon, November 6th at approxi- mately 1:45 O’clock an honor of historical signifi- cance was confer red upon the pupils of the Hickman City Schools in the visit of the Vice-President of the United States of America. Vice-President Barkley was kind enough to stand in front of the Hickman High School Building and make a brief speech to the pupils assembled outside to greet him. In his speech, he said that the student body was about as fine a group of pupils he had ever seen and he wished that they all might study hard and pass in their subjects. Mr. Barkley was accompanied in the car by his wife and Secret Service men. In the picture with him can be seen the Chairman of the School Board, Mr. Frank Crouch and also several of the wellknown members of the student body. Few schools are ever honored by a visit from a dignitary of such importance. 34 (HISS HICKIHIIII HIGH SCHOOL HDD OTTtnDftllTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Glidewell, Freshman Queen; Billy Garrison, Sophomore Bus. Mgr.; Maxine Logan, Sophomore Queen; Charles Cooper, Junior Bus. Mgr. ; Virginia Stokes, Miss Hickman High School; Eugene Moore, Senior Bus. Mgr,; Mary Jo Gibson, Senior Queen; Bobby Newsom, Freshman Bus. Mgr. 36 miss nun grade school aud aiteddadts LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Oliver, Eighth Grade Bus. Mgr.; Peggy Jo King, Eighth Grade Queen; Frederick Pierson, Seven 2 Bus. Mgr.; Carolyn Statham, Miss Hickman Grade School. Dale Chaney, Seven I Bus. Mgr.; Shelly Harris, Seven I Queen. Ellise Dobson and Billy Gene King-Laziest. 40 BASKETBALL QUEER BETTY JO WATSON ATTEnDAnTS BOsS «rs w 1 . DINKY Forward BUNYAN Guard MOTT Forward COACH MITCHELL WILDCATS miTCHELL MID HIS UJILDCflTS Under the fine coaching of Mr. James Allen Mitchell the Wildcats finished the season with only a fair record. The season was a very tough one for the Wildcats who fought an uphill battle in every game. They had a very heavy and long schedule. Although some of the games were notas sparkling as others, the Wild- cats foughthard and will go down in the records of H. H. S. as one of the fighting teams. The Cats got off to a veryslow start, but thenlater on the boys started going and were determined to win the District Tournament. At every home game, there was always a large crowd to back the Wildcats who were doing their best. SEASON'S RESULTS Hickman 43 Hickman 53 Hickman 55 Hickman 35 Hickman 40 Hickman 50 Hickman 41 Hickman 61 Hickman 52 Hickman 43 Hickman 58 Hickman 50 Hickman 54 Hickman 62 Hickman 50 Hickman 54 Hickman 64 Hickman 58 Hickman 36 Hickman Hickman Hickman - - Hickman — Hickman Hickman -- Hickman Alumni 50 Bard well 70 Arlington 37 Benton 59 Sedalia 74 Barlow-Kevil 52 Clinton 61 Cayce 67 Dyers burg 62 Hardin 84 Fulton 57 Fancy Farm 65 Bardwell 56 Cayce 44 Sedalia 74 Wickliffe 74 Western 39 Barlow-Kevil 49 Fulton 47 Fancy Farm Wickliffe LaCenter -- Western -- Arlington -- Dye rs burg -- Clinton -- INDIVIDUAL SCORES R. Pie rce 258 R. Kemp 20 C. Coope r 243 D. Hammock 20 J. W right 137 H. Garrison 15 J. Malone 97 H. Ross 7 B. Roberts 75 B. Minton 7 C. Wiggam 56 B. Wilke rson 2 R. Wilkerson 24 B. Ross 2 45 46 RAY FRENCH KEMP Squire BILLY JOE ROBERTS Bunyan CHARLES COOPER Dinkey DONALD HAMMOCK Hambone BILLY LOYD WILKERSON Old Folks 47 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Garrison, Jody Malone, Charles Wiggam, Sam- my Adams, Manager; Robin Lee Pierce, Charles Cooper, Richard Wilkerson. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Wright, Roy Wiseman, Donald Hammock, Ray Kemp, Billy Joe Roberts, James A. Mitchell, Coach. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT:Charles Halterman, James King, Sammy Adams, Man- ager; Leon Harris, Harold Ross. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Baker Minton, Boyce Ross, Joe Taylor, Roy Wiseman, Billy Wilkerson, James A. Mitchell, Coach. 48 LEFT TO RIGHT: Captain, Jo Gaddie, Peggy Tipton, Helen May, and Sue Hall. PfP CLUB 49 SENIOR Kindest Joyce and Roger M arv lesi an Ro ger Most Dreamy Helen and Billy � e Most Talkative Guelda and Mott 50 Most Vivacious Martha Sue and Billy Gene Oldest Joyce and £'JSene Wittiest Guelda and Wiggam ALPHABET Most Intelligent Mary and Robin £ « BdttV 3n,i Ra' Most Youthful Betty and Mott 9 51 52 George W. Newton GROCERIES, MEAT, GAS, OIL, AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE State Line, Kentucky Dial 2752 Compliments of HICKMAN HARDWARE CO. Hickman, Kentucky W. E. CALDWELL Phone 2985 --2060 Compliments of Compliments of NEWTON'S BEAUTY SHOP and JEWELRY STORE GARDNER'S STUDIO Watches, Diamonds, and Silver Fulton, Kentucky Shop and save at WESTERN AUTO STORE Compliments of Hickman, Kentucky THELBERT E. 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Deposits insured up to $10,000.00 Compliments of mown mo tor cooipnny Sales and Service CLYDE NEWTON'S GROCERY Groceries and Meats Free Delivery Hickman, Kentucky Compliments of FULTON COUNTY OIL COMPANY Dial 2640 Compliments of HICKMAN CASH GROCERY AUSTIN FURNITURE CO. Staple and Fancy Groceries Hickman, Kentucky Hickman, Kentucky Dial 2755 Dial 2515 Compliments of STOKES 8 WHIPPLE Chevrolet Company on Hi-Way 94 Hickman, Kentucky Dial 2831 The Most Beautiful Buy of All RITZ THEATRE West Kentucky's Finest Theatre Hickman, Kentucky Compliments of SHATZ BROS. Hickman, Kentucky Compliments of CLEAN-RITE CLEANERS Quality Cleaning Hickman, Kentucky Dial 2142 Compliments of TRUSTY'S PLACE Compliments of G. C. STORE Hickman, Kentucky Dial 2006 Compliments of LA CLEDE HOTEL Hickman, Ky. Compliments of BLACK RANDLE INSURANCE Hickman, Ky. Phone 2920 Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Hickman, Kentucky Dial 2810 Compliments of ROPfR ptcfln compflny Hickman, Kentucky WHITE SON Plumbing and Heating Union City, Term. Phone 509 Buy and Save T. H. GARRISON SELF-SERVICE MARKET Hickman, Ky. Phone 2220 Compliments of CLASSIQUE BEAUTY SALON Hickman, Ky. Phone 2356 HICKHIfln LUOIBER BUD COnCRflE CO Lumber Building Materials Pittsburgh Paints Frigidaire Appliances Hickman, Kentucky Dial 2705 KEMP AND Groceries Hickman, Phone PICKETT Meats Kentucky 2549 Compliments of H. C. BARRETT FURNITURE CO. O. C. HENRY Hickman, Ky. The Store for Hi-School men Phone 2631 Compliments of Compliments of WHITE AND COMPANY DOBSON'S STORE Hickman, Kentucky Dial: 2531 TWO STOTTS COOCOTTT PRODUCTS CO. A COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS Hickman, Kentucky Dial 2845 Compliments of t. W. JOOITS COSH ROD COfifiO Dial 2526 E. W. James Market Dial 2539 Office 2130 Hickman, Kentucky Compliments of AMBERG'S VARIETY STORE MYERS YEARBOOKS THE PACEMAKERS OE QUAIIIV MYERS AND CO. INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS