Hickman High School - Bluff Yearbook (Hickman, KY)

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LOUISE KIPHART Kippy Saying-- You don't know, do you? Weakness--School. Ambition--To have own dance band. Most likely to be--I don't know what. Achievements: ’52-'53: Senior Minstrel; DIGNIFIED CHATTER Staff; Glee Club; Mr. Miss H.H.S. Coronation Program. stmoRS SENIOR CLASS MOTTO: ’’Today we follow; tomorrow we lead. CLASS COLORS: White and gold. CLASS FLOWER: Pink carnation.

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PATRICIA JO GADDIE Jo ALYCE ST A HR StniORS Saying: What have I done now? Weakness: Music or farmers . Ambition: To go to college . Most likely to be: An old maid. Achievements: ’49-'50: Cheerleader: Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; '50- 51; Cheerleader; Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; Favorite; Who's Who; '51 -'52: Cheerleader; Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; Favorite; Who's Who; Jr. Play; '52-'53; Cheerleader, Pep Club, Sr. Minstrel; Favorite; Who's Who; Annual Staff; Mr. Miss H.H.S. Coronation Program. Wooley’ aying: That guy sure is cute, what's his name? imbition: To be a registered nurse; Most likely to be: ife of a doctor; Weakness; Out of town boys; kchievements: '50-'5l: Pep Club; 4H Club; '5l-'52: liss Hickman High School; JUNIOR GAZETTE Staff; ep Club; 4H Club; '52-’53: Senior Minstrel; Annual taff; DIGNIFIED CHATTER Staff; Pep Club; 4H Club; tho's Who.

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CUSS POEM Our Golden Days they say are o're I say they've just begun The hoDes we have, the goals we score Shall spring from school days fun. This little class of '53 is full of fun as fun can be They sweat and fret, hoping to get their grades given free. Frank Allen says for Forfourlong years I was hoping to be free But I won't tarry. 111 probably marry, last you'll see of me. Kathryn Bradley's folly is being jolly and happy as a lark But she's no fool, she's going to school, to boss the Little Ark. George Bush claims he is a genius and perhaps he is right. He wants to be a millionaire and for all I know he might. Jerry Castleman deals in cars, or should I call them junk He'll nearly choke to find he's broke, when payday comes, he's sunk. To be a preacher is Terry Cashion's ambition Watch out Billy Graham, you've got some competition. It's Pearl Coffey's run, she's lot's of fun, in fact she is no bore Now keep this tight, but I think I'm right, she'll run the ten-cent store. Shirley Cooley, our treasurer, all our checks she'll write She’s hard to beat, she doesn't cheat, but who can tell, she might. Eldon Easterwood, just another boy without a brain But let's be fair he's always there, even if he is raising cain. Jo Gaddie for four long years has helped the school to cheer She prohably would again next year except she won't be here. Vera Lou Garner likes to study or so at least I'm told In fact on getting shorthand I'm just sure she’s sold. Billy Terrell Garrison for four years has been our president He doesn't shirk any kind of work, in fact, he's Heaven sent. Harold Garrison would rather play basketball than eat The way it seems he's for the team and strictly hard to beat. Donald Hammock, best looking boy as voted in Who's who But that's not all, in basketball, there's not much he can’t do. Paula Hornsby, liked by all, is friendly as can be She'll go far and likely star, in this world, you'll see. Richard Hunter, a studious lad. is not so bad He'll climb the ladder if the rungs aren't bad. Jane Kearby, most dignified senior, would surely like to be Like Emily Post if her manners would only agree. Ray Kemp, slightly wild, if he dosen't go insane I pity he, the end will be, he'll end up wed to Jane. Maxine Logan, prettiest girl with the Pepsodent Smile She's got lines like a Cadillac and they're always in style. Jeanette Oliver, a bashful girl, but very nice to know She's always been, everyone's friend, for you reap just what you sow. Dorothy Petty works at Claude's by being his car hop On a rainy day, inside she'll stay, hoping the cars won't stop David Roberts, known as Judge, a service station man To the girls a joy, most bashful boy, I think we understand. Del Rhea Roberts, I'm sure she'll find will miss out on all the fun When she says, I do. she’ll think she's through, but she has just begun. Paula Jean Rhodes, speed queen of the cars If she doesn’t slow down she'll end up behind bars. Alyce Glynn Stahr is pretty as can be, from near and far It might be found, she's Hollywood bound, to be a movie star. Corrine Sharp, queen of Hickman High I'm sure will hate to graduate, but she must say goodbye. Louise Kiphart joined us late A refugee from the Sunshine State. Rowland Wiseman grumbles about everything he can see He doesn't know, or doesn't show, that isn't the way to be. Yvonne Yarbrough, this years Editor of the Bluff Is. as everyone says: Brother is she rough. Leon Harris has a mania at school for being late He'll sure show, he ought to know, if he gets his diploma, it's fate. Clara McClellan last but not'least, in everyone's book Is not leaving she's taking, if it's not all took. I guess you know, at least, by this time I'm the one who set these words into immortal rhyme. It’s not so hot. I guess I'll stop, before we have to fight But before I go. I’ll let you know, call me Mr.........Bobby Wright. Bobby Wright