Hickman High School - Bluff Yearbook (Hickman, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

THE WILDCAT Published By The StHiop Class Of H CKMF)A { GH ScHooL DEDICATION As a means of thanking Mr. T. D. Ozment for a year of unselfish devo- tion we wish to dedicate the “Wildcat” of 1952 to him. We are extremely grateful for his encouragment and enthusiasm at the times when our zeal was gone. He has helped to make our work enjoyable, and we trust that this annual will be a reminder, to him, of our last year at Hickman High School. BOARD OF EDUCATION J. F. Crouch, Chairman; Fred Stokes; Richard Goalder; Olney Johnson, Sec’y-Treas; T. D. Ozment, Supt.; Robert Sanger. 3 rne; Mitch ell, Princ Pal Mr. Riddle John Wright Royce Ritchie Ass't. Bus. Mgr. Joke Ed. James King Photo Mgr. Sara Don Henry Ass't. Cir. Mgr. Betty Jo Watson Jo Ann McCllean Ass't. Cir. Mgr. Senior Ed. Boyce Ross Julia Terrett Richard Cartwright Sports Ed. Ass't. Photo Mgr. Sports Ed. Sue Williams Ass't. Cir. Mgr. Faydell Morrow Typist Harriet Townsend Snapshot Ed. Gerald Jackson Typist Patsy Williams Typist JAMES D. BLACK Pickle Saying: Ain’t that right I Ambition: To be an owner of a business firm. Weakness: Blondes. Most likely to be: A farmer. Achievements: '48-'49: Pep Club, Phys. Ed. Club, '49-'5°: Pep Club, Phys. Ed. Club, Pep Club; ’5l-’52:Pep Club. SAMUEL E. ADAMS Head Saying: Big Handsome Brute. Ambition: To open a legiti- mate business in Cairo. Weakness: Hudson Hornets. Most likely to be: The city bum. Achievements: ’48-'49: Leatherneck Club, 4-H Club, Pep Club. Boy’s Home Ec. Club, '49-'50 4-H Club, Sportsman Club, Pep Club, Leatherneck Club; '50- 5l: Ball Team Mgr., Pep Club, Sportsman Club; '51 -’52: Annual Staff, Ball Player, Pep Club. 7 SARA DON HENRY Donnie Saying: I'm so confused l Ambition: To go to University of Kentucky. Weakness: College men. Most likely to be: A housewife. Achievements: '48-'49: Pep Club, '49-'50: Bas- ketball Queen's Attendant, Candidate for Miss Hickman High, Pep Club, Glee Club, Home Ec. Club; '50-’51; Pep Club, Glee Club, Junior Play, Home Ec. Club; '51-’52: Pep Club, Annual Staff, President of Library Club, Favorite. BETTY JO WATSON Slowpoke Saying: Don’t walk so fasti Ambition: To be an airline hostess. Weakness: Farmers. Most likely to be: Wait and see. Achievements: '48-'49: Cheerleader, Pep Club, Home Ec. Club; ’49-’50: Glee Club, Pep Club, Home Ec. Club; '50 51: Glee Club, Who's Who, Basketball Queen. Pep Club, Junior Play, Favorite; '51 -'52: Cheer- leader, Candidate for Miss Hickman High, Who's Who, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Favorite. 8 GERALD JACKSON Sweetpea Saying: I ain’t gonna do it. Ambition: To be a farmer. Weakness: Women. Most likely to be: a soldier. Achieve ments: '48-’49: Pep Club; ’49“’50: Sportsman Club; '50- •51: Pep Club, Junior Play; '51 -’52: Annual Staff. MARY ERNESTINE CHOATE Ernie’ Saying: Has anyone seen you know who? Weakness: Twins. Ambition: To marry a preacher. Most likely to be: An old maid music teacher. Achievements: ’48-’49: Home Ec. Club; ’49-’50: Home Ec. Club, Pep Club; ’50-’51: Junior Play, Pep Club; ’51-’52: Pep Club, Annual Staff. 9 JULIA DEAN TERRETT Julie Saying: Whoa! Hold it! Wait a minute. Ambition: To marry a farmer. Weakness: Army. Most likely to be: An old maid. Achievements: '48-'49: Pep Club, Home Ec. Club; ’49-’50: Pep Club, Home Ec. Club, Glee Club; 50-'5i: Junior Play, Pep Club; '51 -'52: Pep Club, Annual Staff, Who's Who. BILLY JOE ROBERTS Bunyan Saying: I'm all for it. Ambition: To go to Hawaii and start a grass fire. Weakness: Parties. Mt t likely to be: A swabie. Achievements: ’48-’49: Sportsman Club, Phys. Ed. Club, Pep Club, Basketball; '49-'50: Sportsman Club, Phys. Ed. Club, Pep Club, Basketball; 50-'5I: Phys. Ed. Club, Pep Club, Who's Who, Junior Play, Favorite, Class Officer, Basketball; '51-’52-. Phys. Ed. Club, Pep Club, H-Club, Who's Who, Favorite, Class Officer, Annual Staff. 10 GLENN SARGENT Baby- Saying: Put off today what you can do tomorrow. Ambition: To own a Hudson Hornet. Weakness: Women. Most likely to be: A loafer. Achievements: '48-’49: Leatherneck Club, 4-H Club, Pep Club, Sportsman Club; ‘49- 50: Pep Club, Sportsman Club; ,5°-,5I: Pep Club; '51-'52: Pep Club, Annual Staff. PATSY SUE WILLIAMS Pat- Saying: Did I get a letter? Ambition: To get a preacher's son. Weakness: Warren. Most likely to be: Mrs. Warren Hughes. Achievements: '48-’49: Home Ec. Club, Pep Club, 4-H Club, Phys. Ed. Club; 49-'50: Home Ec. Club, Pep Club. Phys. Ed. Club; '50- 51: Home Ec. Club, Pep Club; '51 -'52: Home Ec. Club, Pep Club, Annual Staff. 11 MARTHA SUE WILLIAMS Willie Saying: Hurry up Slugg, we’re going to be latei Ambition: To go to college. Weakness: Red hair. Most likely to be: A Texan housewife. Achievements: '48-’49; Pep Club, Class Secretary, Candidate for Miss Hickman High; Pep Club, Home Ec. Club, Girls’ Glee Club; 50-’5l: Pep Club, Home Ec. Club, Who’s Who, Glee Club, Junior Play; '51- '52: Pep Club, Who’s Who, Annual Staff, Class Secretary, Favorite. HARRIET A. TOWNSEND Slugg Saying: Just a minute, Willie 1 Ambition: To be a lab technician. Weakness: being late. Most likely to be: Home Ec. teacher. Achievements: 48-’49: Pep Club, Glee Club, Home Ec. Club; '49-'50: Pep Club, Glee Club, Home Ec. Club; '50 31: Pep Club, Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, Who’s Who; 51-’52: Who’s Who, Pep Club, Annual Staff. KENNETH DALE BLINCOE Ken- Saying: Makes me no difference. Weakness: Women. Ambition: To be Mayor of Henry Addition. Most likely to be: The backbone of Uncle Sam’s Army. Achieve- ments: ’48-'49: Pep Club, Sportsman Club, Phys. Ed. Club; '49-’50: Pep Club, Sportsman Club, Phys. Ed. Club; ’50- 5I: Pep Club, Sportsman Club, Phys. Ed. Club, Junior Play; ‘51 -'52: Annual Staff, Pep Club. JAMES HOWARD KING Salty Saying: You better believe 1 am. Weakness: Blondes. Ambition: To own a grocery store. Most likely to be: A delivery boy. Achievements: '48-'49: Pep Club, Sportsman Club, Mgr. of ball team; '49-’50: Mgr, of ball team, Pep Club, H-Club, 4-H Club; ’50-’5l: Ball player. Pep Club, Junior Play, Phys. Ed. Club; '51-’52: Ball player. Pep Club, Annual Staff, H-Club; Phys. Ed. Club, Who’s Who. 13 RICHARD CARTWRIGHT Hassel Saying: You don't sayl Ambition: To teach Socker and Phil the value of Four Roses. Weakness: A girl in Dixie. Most likely to be: A Dixie girl's husband. Achievements: '48-’49: Phys. Ed. Club, Class Officer, Pep Club; Phys. Ed. Club, Pep Club; '5 -'5l: Phys. Ed. Club, Pep Club; '51 -'52: Phys. Ed. Club, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Basketball. JOHN WRIGHT Bubba Saying: Makes me no difference. Ambition: To get that woman from Bond Hill. Weakness: Grace. Most likely to be: Uncle Sam's man. Achievements: '48-'49: Basketball, Pep Club, Phys. Ed. Club; 50-'5i: Basketball, Pep Club, Junior Play, Phys. Ed. Club; '51-'52: Basketball, Pep Club; Favor- ite, Who's Who, H-Club, Annual Staff, Phys. Ed. Club. 14 RICHARD WILKERSON Frog Saying: Where's Mitch? Ambition: To be a professional baseball player. Weakness: Doesn't have a weakness. Most likely to be: A resident of Bond Hill forever. Achievements: ’48-’49: Ball team Mgr., Pep Club, Phys. Ed. Club,Sports- man Club; ’49-’50: Ball player, H-Club, Phys. Ed. Club, Sportsman Club; Ball player, Class Treas.. Pep Club, Junior Play, Phys. Ed. Club; ’51 -’52: Ball player, Pep Club, Class Treas., Annual Staff, H-Club. CLAUDY THOMAS Speedy Saying: There’s no future in it. Ambition: To own a Mercury. Weakness: Anything. Most likely to be: A civi- lian. Achievements: '48-’49: Pep Club, Sportsman Club; '49-’50: Pep Club, Phys. Ed. Club; '50-’51: Phys. Ed. Club, Junior Play; ’51-'52: Pep Club, Annual Staff. 15 CHARLES HALTERMAN Bud Saying: Now, I ain’t into that. Ambition: To sing like Lefty Frazzell. Weakness: Sweet talk (from any girl). Most likely to be: Dead (in less than two yrs.). Achievements: ’48-'49: Pep Club, 4-H Club, Basketball; ’49-'50: 4-H Club, Basketball, Pep Club, Senior Talent Program, Sports- man's Club; '30 51: Basketball, Pep Club, Junior Play, Phys. Ed. Club; '51-'52: Basketball manager, Annual Staff, Phys. Ed. Club, Pep Club, Favorite, Who's Who, Only senior to sweep the press room floor all year. GERALD HOLT JONES Holt Saying: Now wait a minute ’Friday' . Ambition: To ob- tain the unobtainable. Weakness: Women. Most likely to be: Uncle Sam's Bodyguard. Achievements: '48-'49: 4-H Club, Pep Club, Reporter; ’49-'50: 4-H Club, Pep Club, Senior Talent Program; '5 -'5I: Pep Club, Phys. Ed. Club; '51-’52: Business manager for senior candidate for queen, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Phys. Ed. Club. 16 I GLORIA FAYDELL MORROW -Fay- Saying: That makes me mad. Ambition: To marry a sailor. Weakness: Harold Greer. Most likely to be: a housewife. Achievements: 48-'49: Home Ec. Club, Pep Club, 4-H Club; ’49-'50: Home Ec. Club, Pep Club; 50-'51: Home Ec. Club; Who’s Who, Junior Play; ’51 - 52: Annual Staff, Pep Club. ROYCE RITCHIE Louie Saying: Better late than never. - Ambition: B. T. O. (Big Time Operator.) Weakness: Cigarettes. Most likely to be: Retired. Achievements: '48-’49: Pep Club; '49 ’50: Pep Club; '50-’51: Who’s Who, Pep Club; '51-'$2: Annual Staff, Pep Club. 17 JO ANN McCLELLAN Josephine Saying: Where is Boyce Now? Ambition: To be a success in business. Weakness: Boyce. Most likely to be: a secretary. Achievements: '48-’49: Home Ec. Pep Club, Girls'Glee Club; '49-’50: President, Home Ec, April Queen, and Student Coun- cil; '50-'5I: President, Pep Club, Junior Play; '51 - 52: Annual Staff, Who's Who. BOYCE D. ROSS Stew Saying: A Little Dandy. Ambition: To be an engineer. Weak- ness: Hunting. Most likely to be: Engineer. Achievements: '48- '49: Basketball, Sportsman Club, Pep Club, Phys. Ed.;'49-’50: Sportsman Club, Phys. Ed. Pep Club; 50-'5i: Junior Play, Pep Club, Basketball; '51-'52: Favorite, Vice President, Sports Editor, Basketball. 18 Last Will And Testament We, the Senior Class of 1952, being in our right mind, do bequeath and bequit, leave, give and get rid of the following members of the Senior Class. SAMMY ADAMS wills his basketball ability to J. W. Darnall. JAMES BLACK wills his typing ability to Hoot Hutchins. KENNETH BLINCOE leaves his curly hair to Maxine Logan. RICHARD CARTWRIGHT wills his senses to Bert Ross. ERNESTINE CHOAT wills her ability to get along with people to Row- land Wiseman. CHARLES HALTERMAN leaves his beloved friends Nancy James and Mitch to drive each other crazy. GERALD JACKSON isn't leaving anything, he's taking it with him. HOLT JONES wills his tumbling class part to Joe Ed Garrison. JAMES HOWARD KING wills his ability to pass English to Richard Hunter. JO ANN MCCLELLAN wills her ability to get her man to her sister. FAYDELL MORROW wills her How To Get A Sailor book to Dorothy Petty. BILLY JOE ROBERTS leaves his How To Drive book to Nancy Hollis. BOYCE ROSS leaves his right hook to Bert Ross. ROYCE RITCHIE wills his passing ability to Donald Rupert. GLEN SARGENT wills his ability to slip through school to Frank Allen. CLAUDY THOMAS wills his Editor's job to some unfortunate Junior. JULIA TERRETT wills her dishwashing ability to some unfortunate Junior that will mention a Chile Supper next year. HARRIET TOWNSEND leaves her nickname Slugg to next year's dignified Senior. SUE WILLIAMS wills her ability to stay at 110 lbs. to Pat Townsend. PATSY WILLIAMS wills her side of the dressing room bed to Katherine Bradley. RICHARD WILKERSON wills his tardiness ability to Jane Kearby BETTY JO WATSON leaves--------in a hurry. JOHN WRIGHT leaves his yellow shorts to Paul Mansfield, and last and least SARA DON HENRY leaves her gay experiences to Paula and Anna Horns- by and her red hair to Billy Garrison. SARA DON HENRY 19 Class History There is an old saying--“Your high school days are your happiest days. We feel that this is so because we have had fun at old Hickman High School. As class Historian, I am to tell you of the exciting and of the dull things of our four years in high school. We entered the freshman year with 43 very “Green Freshmen enrolled. Speaking of “Green Freshman, we had all the other classes, which had gone on before us, beat. I do not think we would have made it without Mr. Laurence Jones to keep us in line and to cheer us up. Ourofficers were : President, Richard Cartwright; Vice President, Boyce Ross; Secretary and Treasurer, Martha Sue Williams; Sar- gent-at-Arms, Charles Cooper. As you know, the sophomore class has the name of “Prissy Soph- omores. Believe me, every one of us girls was walking a very straight line. Our sponsor was Miss Vivian Caldwell. We had 38 en- rolled that year. Our officers were; President, Jo Ann McCllean; Vice President, Charles Davis; Secretary and Treasurer, Peggy Tipton; Sargeant-At-Arms, Charles Cooper. Our Junior Year consisted of much work. We made money for the Junior-Senior trip. On the trip, we took the Seniors to Kentucky Lake and stayed four days. To explain what happened, and how we liked the trip, would take too long. We had four days swimming, little eating and no sleeping. Our sponsor was Mr. Leslie Roehm. We had 34 enrolled as Juniors. Our officers were: President, Jo Ann McCllean; Vice President, Billy Joe Roberts; Secretary, Holt Jones; Treasurer, Richard Wilkerson. JULIE TERRET Class Poem Now gather around you Seniors, and lend me all your ears, We won't disgrace, the human race, by talking about these years. Sammy Adams is right, and pretty bright, and as he heads the list. He's pretty mean, at seventeen, and says he's never been kissed. We wouldn't avoid, for we enjoyed, the company of James Black, He's not at all sad, he seems too glad, he won't be coming back. We all know, Kenneth Blincoe, and no one will see him grieve, For 4 long years, he's been up here, and now he's ready to leave. Now I'd quote, about Ernestine Choate, and I'm sure she'd agree. To be a teacher, and marry a preacher, is her ambition you see. To hear his voice, Bud Halterman's choice, is to be our coach he raves, Neglecting the noise, I pity the boys, they'll all be nicotine slaves. Sara Henry it's said, they call her Red , would like a job at the show, From six until ten, patronizing a friend, when to the movies they go. Gerald Jackson's clever, he'll endeavor, to marry and live on a farm, And once his wife, gets out a knife, he'll find not all of her's charm. Politics, is what Holt Jones picks, and in it he puts every cent, Leave a year, then come back here, and you'll find he's President. Here's James King, truly The Thing , there's nothing he didn't achieve, He's been so bad, the teacher's are glad, he's up here and ready to leave. Where Jo Ann McClellan, makes her dwelling, to us is still unknown, Marrying Boyce Ross, she won't be boss, for he's the head of the home. Fay Morrow's hurrying, she may be marrying, when she crosses the bridge Who I don't know, but this much is so, it's a boy from down on the ridge. A good word, for Royce Ritchie I've heard, is he's a good boy although, Being out late, from eight 'til eight, isn't exactly an angel you know. Bill Roberts rule, was stay at school, and sometimes he'd be in the gym. But what a pity, if it wasn't Union City, Woodland was calling for him. Here's Boyce Ross, who said he'd be boss, because he's much of a man.. But I'm sure his wife, will hook him for life, and his boss will be Jo Ann. Glenn Sargent I fear, was mean up here, and would stay if he could, The teacher's appeal, it cannot be real, he's actually leaving for good. Julia Terrett's deed, was one to succeed, a feat that's never unknown, But will this strife, make her a good wife, and also head of the home? Julia Terrett's deed, was one to succeed, a feat that's never unknown, But will this strife, make her a good wife, and also head of the home? About Claudy Thomas, it's not a promise, on what he plans to be. But I believe, that he'll achieve, anyway, a bachelor's degree. For better or worse, to be a nurse, is Harriet Townsend's wishing, I'm sure that she, will get a degree, by working for her ambition. Betty Watson's carreer, is written here, and surely it won't harm her, For the rest of her life, to be the wife, of a prominent Hickman farmer. No one knows, what Sue Williams chose, but we are sure her knowledge, Will help her dear, throughout the year, if she chose to enter college. Richard Wilkerson will agree, this with me, he's pulled many a caper, And we both believe, what he has achieved, could not be put on paper. John Wright will live on Bond Hill, and never again will he grieve. For he will face, his life with Grace, and happiness he will achieve. Patsy Williams it seems, will end her dreams, as she's in a hurry. And after she, gets her degree, we believe, that she will marry. By doing the best I could, and still no good, the job is only half done, The poem will show it, that I'm the poet, or at least an excuse for one 21 Richard Cartwright Class Optimist As Optimist of the Senior Class of 1952, I find that the mem- bers of our class have all been of a happy turn of mind. They have always tried to look on the bright side of life. We shall always feel that our years in school have been the happiest years of our lives. We shall always remember our teachers, and friends, and also all the wonderful times we have had. One of the outstanding achievements of the class was the taking of the Seniors of the previous year to the Kentucky Lake State Park. We were then the members of the Junior Class. Another achievement was the publishing of the “WILDCAT of 1952. Some additional achievements made by various members of the class are as follows: We have furnished cheerleaders; we have had our share of honor students; we have staged successful plays, and many of our members have made enviable records in basket ball. Our graduation is a climax to our high school years, but will only be a beginning of trials far greater than we have ever known. Before leaving we wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the faculty, and especially to our Superintendent, and Sponsor for the annual, Mr. T. D. Ozment. Without his help and assistance, the publishing of our Annual would not have been possible. Now that we are graduating from Hickman High School, I, in behalf of the Senior Class of 1952, bid a fond adieu to our beloved Alma Mater. JAMES H. KING 22 Class Prophecy It is now the year 1961 and I have just finished the regular baseball season. I have been playing for the New York Yankees. We are starting our first game of the World Series this week in St. Louis. Guess who is pitching for the Cardinals — “Frog” Wilkerson. He has won 20 games for the Cards this season. I flew from New York Yesterday and met Harriett Townsend on the plane. She told me all about her big plans for becoming the top designer of the U.S. She was returning from her New York Annual Designer’s Convention. I enjoyed seeing her. We stopped in Washington for refueling; several passengers got on. We noticed a familiar face--that of Claudy Thomas. He is now the Editor of the Washington Sun Daily. The three of us had a grand time together until we parted in St. Louis. After I checked in the Statler Hotel I went to a Night Club to dine. As I walked in the head waiter approached me--it was Royce Ritchie. We talked while I ordered. Suddenly he had a big surprise for me. He brought over Betty Watson and her husband. They told me that Julia Terrett and her husband were also up for the game. It is now the big day for the big game. While I warmed up I heard familiar voices. It was three old buddies; Sam Adams, Glenn Sargent, and Ken Blincoe. They were having a grand time and said that they had just robbed a bank. I believed them. I also noticed two more excited fans; Mr. and Mrs. Boyce. Mrs Ross is the former Jo Ann McClellan. I noticed six children with them. Boyce jokingly said he was raising a family to fit his 15 chair shop. Well, it is a week later and the Yankees brought home another pennant. I started to Hickman on the bus. Martha Williams climbed aboard. She is the personal secretary of the President of the Atomic Power Plant at Paducah. As we rode along on the bus we noticed several signs stating the new “ Black Jackson planation. James and Gerald have done well. Billy Joe Roberts met me as I got off the bus in Hickman. Gee, it was good to be home. He took me down to see his new modern car business. Holt Jones was there looking over a big car. Said he was trying to buy a car to fit his large family. After our chat with Holt, “Bunyan and I decided to go see the movie. As we entered the show we met Ernestine Choate, who is now the Assist- ant Manager. In the lobby we were delighted in seeing the former Patsy Sue Williams, whose husband is one of uncle sam’s boys. With her was the former Faydell Morrow. Her husband owns the largest gold mine in Alaska. The picture show was very interesting but I enjoyed the news reel most. I was surprised to find that “Hassel Cartwright, a very famous poet, is now in England. However, I was more surprised when I saw that “Bubba” wright is now a football player on the University of Kentucky team. Before I returned to New York I wanted very much to see two more of my old classmates. First I wanted to see “Salty” King who now owns the most beautiful and modern grocery store I have ever seen. He has certainly done well, and I am very proud of him. 23 Class Prophecy Last, but certainly not least, is, and shall remain in my memory, the best friend I ever had. They say that the best of friends sometimes fight, well we must be good friends because we've fought enough. I guess by now you know I’m talking about Sara Don Henry. Now that I’m through I guess I’ll go collect my $50, 000 I made this year. CHARLES HALTERMAN Class Pessimist For some unfortunate reason I was picked for Class Grumbler, this year. Just why did this happen to me? Now that I've been picked for it, boy, am I going to grumble. First thing comes English. Wny do they teach English? Most people know how to talk, at least I do. .Lets take the study hall, now. They should let you sleep instead of making you strain your eyes looking at books. You can't walk down the hall without running into Mitch . He says Where are you supposed to be? You'll tell him. Well, get there, he'll say. And another thing I don't like is having to run to the office every time you're tardy or miss a day. Now take Miss Caldwell, you can't help it if you're tardy four or five times a week, can you? She used to be young once, didnH she? 1 don't see why some people make A's in school. I never make over a C. If I'm lucky, 1 might make a B. Most of it would be luck, if I did. Why do some people get out of school and the rest of us have to stay in? They should have at least one Holiday a week. Oh! but no, you must stay and study your little bitty seif to insanity. I don't see why they don't run a bus to the houses in the winter to keep us from freezing stiff. Of course, some of the kids have cars to go to school in. Well, I have two cars, too, my great big, good two feet. We never get to do anything at this school except study and study. At tim2s when I go to bed at night, all I see is books, and more books. Why, I don't see what keeps kids from going raving mad at school. You raise up and ask some- body passing by, Say, what time is it? They'll say, What do you care, your not going any place, are you? Then that makes me very unhappy. In the summer time the bugs and mosquitoes are so bad, when you shut the door, they start coming in the windows. Then you shut the windows and they start coming in the door again. Life sho does get worrisome, don't it? JOHN C. WRIGHT George Bush Jeanette Oliver Joe Taylor Pearl Coffey Harold Garrison Donald Rupert Y vonne Yarbrough Richard Del Rhea .Leon Hunter Roberts Harris Russell Hutchens Shirley Cooley Bert Joe Clyde Ross Malone Jerry Castleman Ellise Dobson Clara McCUean A 1 Donal Hammock J Bobby Newsom Vice. Pres. Jean Glidewell Sec. Treas. Baker Minton Pres. David Rice Joyce Yates Jimmie Cox Delane Davis Russel Minton Marjorie Harold Halcombe Ross Nancy Hollis Billy Joe Martin Betty F erguson Roger Harris Tre va McMullin Jettie Myatt Nancy J ames Thomas Patricia Hooker Townsend Jack Moore Virginia Bradley Billy Sanders Betty Wiimath Edna Love Billy Ramsey Delores Phipps Paul Mansfield Bonnie Vaught Jimmie Cochrum Lachon Garner Malcolm Johnson Sec.; Treas. Jimmie Holcombe Pres. David Lawson Eddie Higgs Peggy Jo King Martha Sue Thompson Joseph Kennedy Nadine Pickett Vernon Oliver Shirley Jackson Charles Hodges Helen F rench Kathyrn Tipton Billy Erma Glideswell Jones Eunice Castleman Joyce Callison Gerald Bradley Bill Oliver Mary Gene Wiley Thomas Standrige Mildred Johnson Minnie Crouch Shelby Darnell Darrell Vowell Jan Sargent Roena Bush Dora Castleman Melva Jo Ballow Gloria Woodside Betty Wright (not pictured) 7th Grade FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Barber, Dales Ayers, Charles Cochrum, Donald Reid Cochrum, William Hooker, James Reid Hickerson, Wendell Hamlet, Jerry Williams, Billy Barnes, Ben Boston Barnett, Charles Glaser, Bobby Gene Moore, J. T. Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Brenda Darnall, Harry Callison, David Bradley, Alice Royer, Joyce Mabry, Ellen Kearby, Margaret Townsend, Glenda Fay Wiley, Betty Lou Morris. Alma Mills, Virginia Hulin, Barbara Johnson, Mary Nell Logan, Trice Ray, Robert Hunter. THIRD ROW: Josephine Beard. Maurine Harris, Sarah Ruth Castleman, Sybil Ellis, Patsy Fields, Damon Glover, Bobble Lou Hall, Glenda Ballow, Barbara Dunn, Shirley Mitchum, Connie Kirk, Peggy Sanders, Rose Marie Ramsey, Martha Ann McMullin, Virginia Laster. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Julia White, Carlos Forsythe, Ralph Chamberlain, John B. Allen, Bobby Bowers, Charles Laster, James Strong, Betty Sue Shannon, Geraldine Jones, Katherine McDaniel, Jimmy Whipple, Kelly Smith, Delmar Owens, Harold Jackson, Mrs. Louise McGinness. 33 8th Grade FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Richard Provow, Gary Wilkerson, James Wallace Roberts, Howard Price, James Walton, Billy Joe Rhodes, Dorothy Oliver, Betty Neeley, Peggy Taylor, Fay Carolyn Pierce, Emily Stubbs. SECOND ROW: Ann Cox, Jacqueline Turner, Ruth Ann Yates, Betty Hanks, Peggy Ann Bradley, Mary Jane Petty, Carolyn Statham, Martha Ann Kimbro, Flora Jean Cook, Jean Sanford, Jeanette Ramsey. THIRD ROW: Don Blinco, James Anderson, Frederick Pierson, Shelley Harris, Wanda James, Patsy Martin, Wanda Kemp, Joe Hayden, Clarence Jones, James Robert Caldwell, Mary Sauerwin. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Virginia Kemp, Phillip Grissom, Barbara Brewer, Betty Minton, Rayburn Garrison, Glenn Choate, Dale.Chaney, James Alvis Ferguson, Charles Vin- cent, Mrs. Myrtle Bailey. 34 LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen French, Freshman Queen; Baker Minton, Sophomore Bus. Mgr. Betty Wilmath, Sophomore Queen; Harold Garrison, Junior Bus. Mgr.; Alyce Stahr, MISS HICKMAN HIGH SCHOOL ; Betty Jo Watson, Senior Queen; Holt Jones, Senior Bus. Mgr.; Jo Ed Garrison, Freshman Bus. Mgr. Miss Hickman High School and Attendants Miss Hickman Junior High And Attendants Miss Hickman Grade And Attendants LEFT TO RIGHT; Glenda Wiley, 7-2; Donald Cochrum, 7-1; Glenda Ballew, 7-1; Phillip Grisson, 8-1; Wanda James, 8-1: Ruth Ann Yates, 8-2; Charles Vincent, 8-2; Jerry Williams, 7-2. LEFT TO RIGHT: James Everett, 1st; Joan McGinnis, 2nd; Tony Council, 2nd; Jane Kemp, 4th; Dick Goalder, 4th; Ralph Tipton, 5th; Bobbye Kelly, 5th; Charles Stone, 6th; Martha Jackson, 6th; David Malone, 3rd; Cornelia McCormick, 3rd; Caroline Mooney, 1st. Best Looking Boy BOYCE ROSS Senior Most Likely to succeed Best Mannered And most polite JULIA TERRETT SUE WILLIAMS and BILLY GARRISON Most Bashful JAMES BLACK and JEANNETTE OLIVER WHO’S Most Popular teacher MR. RIDDLE Friendliest CHARLES HALTERMAN Cutest and Prettiest PATRICIA GADDIE Cutest Couple JO ANN McCLELLAN and BOYCE ROSS 40 Most Athletic JODY MALONE BILLY JOE ROBERTS Best Dressed Most Popular Most Polite Best Personality JAMES KING Wittiest BUBBA WRIGHT--DAVID LAWSON Laziest HAROLD GARRISON Cutest BETTY JO WATSON TERRY NEAL CASHION Jolliest Junior Friendliest-Most Polite-Most Popular Sweetest-Best Personality-Prettiest NANCY JAMES Biggest Flirt-Prissiest Sophomore HARRIET TOWNSEND Best Dressed-Most Dignified Basketball Queen Attendants 42 THE WIIDCATS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Harris, Manager; Richard Wilkerson, Harold Garrison, Billy Joe Roberts, Joe Clyde Malone, Baker Minton. BACK ROW: Mr. J. A. Mitchell, coach; Boyce Ross, Ray Kemp, Donald Hammock, John Wright, Bert Ross, Harold Lloyd Ross, Charles Halterman, Mgr. 44 Skull Practice Hickman 81 Blandville 50 Hickman 54 Arlington 59 Hickman 45 Wingo 47 Hickman 74 F ulgham 55 Hickman 44 Bardwell 56 Hickman 69 W. Mills 33 Hickman 69 Fancy Farm 47 Hickman 66 Cayce 49 Hickman 50 B. Kevil 51 Hickman 75 Western 39 Hickman 55 F ulton 50 Hickman 80 W. Mills 48 Hickman 66 Fancy Farm 38 Hickman 52 Sedalia 43 Hickman 69 Cayce 57 Hickman 57 Arlington 59 Hickman 62 Clinton 49 Hickman -- Bardwell Hickman -- Wingo -- Hickman F ulton -- Hickman -- Fuigham -- Hickman -- B. Kevil -- Hickman -- Western 45 John Wright Jug Baker Minton Durf °ger Harris Midget' gr. rtt an Cha eS Agr' tfaUei Ray Kemp Squire Donald Hamock Socket J. A. Mitchell, Coach Mitch Billy Joe Roberts Bunyan Richard Wilkerson Harold Garrison Monroe Joe Malone Phil Bert Ross Shock Harold Ross Lip 47 SECOND TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Halcomb, Richard Cartwright, Roger Harris, Manager; Rayburn Garrison, Jack Moore. BACK ROW: Coach Mitchell, Billy Sanders, Baker Minton, Boyce Ross, Charles Hammock, Charles Halterman, Manager. MITCHELL AND THE WILDCATS Under the fine supervision of Coach Mitchell the Wild- cats had a very successful year. Although they had a few drawbacks during the season. The Wildcats had some very tough games this year, but some how they managed to come out on top. Some- times they might have looked a little sluggish, but you could always bet they were going to show up before the game was over. The Wildcats had a rather tough schedule, but they didn't let that bother them at all, after they had won the first few games. They wanted to keep winning and they did. After the successful year was over the Wildcats were looking forward to winning the tournaments that were facing them. Also were the fans, that had been faithful to the fighting Wildcats during the year. BOYCE ROSS 48 LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Jo Gaddie, Betty Jo Watson - Captain, Del Rhea Roberts, Sue Hall. 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