Hickman High School - Bluff Yearbook (Hickman, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

FOREWORD — With the passing of time, the echoes of our school life will grow fainter and fainter, and then die away. Gone forever will be the routine of school life, the fun we had, and the friends we made It is the hope of the 1955 Annual Staff that, as you glance through this book in the years to come, you will recapture those moments --and the echoes will begin again. ____it-____ IIEmClTIOK Mrs. Myrtle Bailey We proudly dedicate the 1955 Bluff to Mrs. Myrtle Bailey as a means of thanking her for all the things that she did to make our last year of school the happiest. We will always remember how she went out of her way to help us in everyway that she knew how. May we at this time thank her for all the wonderful things that she made possible for us throughout this year. 4 Senior Class 1954-55 Carlos H. Lannom PRINCIPAL Thomas D. Osment SUPERINTENDENT MRS. MYRTLE BAILEY Senior Sponsor MRS. GLADYS BARNETT English MISS VIVIAN CALDWELL Mathematics MISS JUNE KILGORE MR. MARION RUST Commerce Social Science MISS AGNES SUBLETT Science MISS GRACE BARNES Home Economics MISS MARY ATTERBERY Music Mrs. Myrtle Bailey Adviser Betty Wright Darrell Vowell Circulation Mgr. Business Mgr. Billye Phipps Snapshot Ed. Pete Holcombe Sports Ed. Joyce Callison Typist Peggy Jo King Circulation Asst. Dora Callison Typist Bill Oliver Asst. Bus. Mgr. Peggy Castleman Senior Editor Kaye Eason Circulation Asst. Kathym Tipton Typist Swayne Ayers Art Ed. Jan Sargent Typist Joe Garrison Joke Editor Dolores Ross Feature Ed. Helen French Circulation Asst. Mary Wiley Typist SENIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Darrell Vowell Bill Oliver Kathyrn Tipton 8 Anna Merle Hornsby THOMAS E. STANDR1DGE NICKNAME: Smokey SAYING: Your right about it. WEAKNESS: Betty AMBITION: Who knows MOST LIKELY TO BE: A husband of a certain blond ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Pep Club, Phys. Ed., 1952-53-Pep Club, Speech, 1953-54-Pep Club, Speech, Jr. Play, 1954-55-Pep Club, Phys. Ed.. Miss H.H.S., Coronation. MILDRED SUE JOHNSON NICKNAME: Sue SAYING: I hope I get a letter today. WEAKNESS: A certain Air Force guy. AMBITION: To be a stenographer. MOST LIKELY TO BE: An old maid. ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951 52-Pep Club. Home Ec., 1952-53-Pep Club, Glee Club, Home Ec. , 1953-54- Pep Club, 1954-55-Pep Club. SB1I0RS JIMMY DALE COCHRUM NICKNAME: Jim SAYING: ’ Hey. let’s go WEAKNESS: English AMBITION: To be an Air Force General MOST LIKELY TO BE: Buck private ACHIEVEMENTS: 1952-53-Pep Club, Home Ec. Club, Phys. Ed., Speech Club, 1953-54-Pep Club, Speech Club, Minstrel, 1954-55- Phys. Ed. SHIRLEY ANN JACKSON NICKNAME: Lucy SAYING: I sure hope William comes tonight WEAKNESS: A certain Western boy AMBITION: To be a farmer’s wife MOST LIKELY TO BE: First lady dog catcher ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Home Ec. Club, Pep Club, 1952-53-Home Ec. Club, Pep Club, May Festival, Glee Club, 1953-54-Pep Club, May Festival, Minstrel, 1954-55-Pep Club. Home Ec. Club, Annual Staff. Senior's Who’s Who. SENIORS JAMES C. McMULLIN NICKNAME: •’Mullins SAYING: Somebody goofed WEAKNESS: Brunettes AMBITION: To be a medical missionary MOST LIKELY TO BE: A mechanic ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Sportsman Club, Phys. Ed., Pep Club, 1952-53-Sportsman Club, 1953-54 -Sportsman Club, Minstrel, Jr. Play, 1954-55-Minstrel, Pep Club, Manager of Basketball Team, Senior Who's Who. PATSEY HARRISON MOORE NICKNAME: Pat SAYING: I hope I get a letter WEAKNESS: Rube AMBITION: To be a beautician MOST LIKELY TO BE: A housewife ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Home Ec. Club. 1952-53-Speech Club. Home Ec. Club, Pep Club, 1953- 54-Jr. Play, Pep Club, Minstrel, May Festival, 1954-55-Pep Club, Home Ec. SENIORS PEGGY JO KING NICKNAME: Jo-Jo SAYING: Don’t that just kill you? WEAKNESS: Good looking boys and pretty cars AMBITION: To be a private secretary MOST LIKELY TO BE: A private secretary ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Home Ec., Pep Club, 1952-53-Home Ec., Pep Club, Speech, Class Secretary, 1953-54-Pep Club, Jr. Play Minstrel, May Festival, 1954-55-Phys. Ed., Miss H. H.S., Annual Staff, Senior Who’s Who. JAMES EDWARD HOLCOMBE NICKNAME: Pete” SAYING: What about that?” WEAKNESS: Girls AMBITION: To join the Air Force MOST LIKELY TO BE: A bachelor ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52 - Speech Club, Basketball, Class Officer, Sportsman Club, 1953-52 - Speech Club, Basketball, Sports- man Club, Class Officer, 1953-54 - Basketball, Who’s Who, May King, Jr. Play, Minstrel, Favorite, Sergeant-at-Arms, 1954-55-Bas- ketball, Who’s Who Favorite, Annual Staff, Senior Who's Who. SENIORS G. B. TERRETT NICKNAME: Hoss SAYING: Who, me? WEAKNESS: Linda Hale AMBITION: To get married and have 12 kids MOST LIKELY TO BE: A bachelor ACHIEVEMENTS: 1952-53-Phys. Ed., Speech Club. Pep Club, Basket- ball, Home Ec. Club, 1953-54- Jr. Play, Sportsman Club, May Festival, Basketball, Minstrel, Pep Club, 1954-55-Basketball, Sportsman Club. ANN COX NICKNAME: Little Bit SAYING: None WEAKNESS: Good looking boys AMBITION: To go to college MOST LIKELY TO BE: Housewife ACHIEVEMENTS: 1952-53-Pep Club. Home Ec. Club. 1953-54-Pep Club. Glee Club. 1954-55-Pep Club, Home Ec. Club. Minstrel. SENIORS EARL CALHOUN NICKNAME: Spot SAYING: Who’s she? WEAKNESS: Girls AMBITION: To own my own chain of movies MOST LIKELY TO BE: Picture show manager ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Class Officer, 1952-53-Speech Club, Who’s Who, 1953-54-Speech Club, 1954-55-Who’s Who, Miss H. H. S. Coronation. BILL YE JEANNE PHIPPS NICKNAME: Little One SAYING: Scatter boys, here comes Albert WEAKNESS: Blonde headed, blue eyed boys AMBITION: To be a Chrysler dealer's wife MOST LIKELY TO BE: Driving a Chrysler ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Pep Club Home Ec., 1952-53-Who's Who, Home Ec., Speech Club, Pep Club, 1953-54-Who's Who, May Festival. Pep Club, Home Ec., 1954-55-Pep Club, Annual Staff, Phys. Ed., Home Ec., Who’s Who. SENIORS MELVA JO BALLOW NICKNAME: Jo SAYING: I ain’t fixin' to do it. WEAKNESS: Big Men AMBITION: To get a man MOST LIKELY TO BE: An old maid in an old maid's home ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Home Ec.. Library Club, Pep Club, 1952-53- Home Ec., Speech, Pep Club, 1953-54-Pep Club, Home Ec., May Festival, 1954-55-Annual Staff, Pep Club, Phys. Ed., Miss H.H.S. Coronation, Senior Who's Who. GERALD BRADLEY NICKNAME: Ken SAYING: Oh. Lordy Be WEAKNESS: Typewriter AMBITION: To go to college MOST LIKELY TO BE: Not much telling ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Pep Club, 1952-53-Speech, Pep Club, Boy’s Home Ec., 1953-54-Speech, Pep Club, Jr. Play, May Festival, Minstrel, 1954-55-Editor of Annual. SEHIORS CHARLES THOMAS HAMMOCK NICKNAME: Shorty SAYING: How’s your'n WEAKNESS: Betty AMBITION: To be a butcher MOST LIKELY TO BE: A butcher ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Basketball. Speech, Sportsman Club, 1952-53 Basketball, Speech, Sportsman Club, 1953-54-May Festival Coronation, Basketball, Jr. Play, Minstrel, Sergeant-at-arms, 1954- 55-Basketball, Annual Staff, Miss H. H. S. Coronation, Favorite. BETTY JEAN WRIGHT NICKNAME: Little Halfpint SAYING: Why you dirty bird WEAKNESS: Shorty AMBITION: To be a success in life MOST LIKELY TO BE: Working all my life ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Home Ec., Pep Club, 1952-53-Home Ec., Pep Club, Glee Club, 1953-54- Home Ec., Minstrel, Jr. Play, May Festival, Pep Club, 1954-55- Pep Club, Annual Staff, Miss H. H.S. Coronation, Phys. Ed. SEIIIHS WILLIAM MORRIS OLIVER NICKNAME: Bill SAYING: That’s to fast for you WEAKNESS: Mary Helen AMBITION: To be a shark MOST LIKELY TO BE: A bus driver ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Pep Club, Phys. Ed. Club, 1952-53-Pep Club, Phys. Ed. Club, Basketball, Class Officer 1953-54-Speech Club, Basketball. Jr. Minstrel. May Day Program, Phys. Ed. Club, 1954-55-Basketball, Jr. Sr. Minstrel Class Officer, Honor Council, Annual Staff, Who’s Who Favorite, Senior Who's Who. 7 NADINE PICKETT NICKNAME: Shoulders SAYING: Hurry Jan, we're going to be late WEAKNESS: Harold Lloyd AMBITION: To marry a coach MOST LIKELY TO BE: Mother of a basketball team ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Home Ec., Speech, Pep Club, 1952-53-May Festival, Cheerleader, Miss H. H.S. Attendant, Home Ec., 1953-54- Pep Club, Basketball Queen, Jr. Play, Minstrel, HomeEc., 1954-55- Cheerleader, Phys. Ed., Who’s Who. seniors DARRELL ODINE VOWELL NICKNAME: D. V. SAYING: What does that make me, lefthanded? WEAKNESS: Girls, especially one AMBITION: To play professional base- ball MOST LIKELY TO BE: Husband of some lucky girl ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Speech, Basketball Manager, 1952-53- Miss H. H.S. Attendant, Basketball, 1953- 54-Basketball, Who's Who, Jr. Play, Class President, Minstrel. 1954- 55-Basketball, Class President, Business Manager of Annual, Minstrel, Who's Who, Favorite. ANNA KATHRYN TIPTON NICKNAME: Tippy SAYING: Makes you wonder, don't it?” WEAKNESS: Blue Eyes and grapettes AMBITION: To have a basketball team, 3 substitutes, and 4 cheerleaders MOST LIKELY TO BE: An old maid ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Library Club. Phys. Ed., Pep Club. 1952- 53-Pep Club, Home Ec., Library Club, 1953-54-Class Officer, Jr. Play, Minstrel, Glee Club, Speech. Phys. Ed., Pep Club, May Festival, Miss H. H.S. Coronation, 1954-55- Pep Club, Miss H. H.S. Coronation, Minstrel, Phys. Ed., Class Officer, Annual Staff, Amateur Show. SENIORS DAVID LAWSON NICKNAME: Poockie SAYING: I reckon WEAKNESS: C. H. Lannom AMBITION: A drummer in a Holly- wood dance band MOST LIKELY TO BE: Chicken Rancher ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Phys. Ed., Pep Club, Sportsman Club, 1952- 53-Phys. Ed., Pep Club, Sportsman Club. 1953-54-Phys. Ed., Pep Club, Sportsman Club, 1954-55- Phys. Ed., Pep Club, Sportsman Club. DOLORES MAYDELL ROSS NICKNAME: Louse SAYING: Not knowing I'd be afraid to say I WEAKNESS: Farmers AMBITION: To have 5 boys MOST LIKELY TO BE: Disappointed ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Pep Club. Library Club, Home Ec. Club, 1952- 53-Home Ec. Club, Pep Club, 1953- 54-May Festival Pep Club, Phys. Ed. Club, Minstrel, 1954-55- Pep Club, Annual Staff, Miss H. H.S. Coronation, Phys. Ed. Club, Jr. Sr. Minstrel. VERNON OLIVER NICKNAME: Oliver SAYING: I reckon AMBITION: To be a farmer MOST LIKELY TO BE: In the army WEAKNESS: Girls ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Phys. Ed., Pep Club, 1952-53-Speech Club, Pep Club, 1953-54-May Festival, Sportsman Club, Pep Club. 1954- 55-Pep Club, Phys. Ed. ANNA MERLE HORNSBY NICKNAME: Squirrel SAYING: Aw, Heck! WEAKNESS: A certain Garrison and Red Oldsmobile Convertibles AMBITION: To go to college MOST LIKELY TO BE: A housewife ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Library Club, Pep Club, 1952-53-Pep Club, Class Officer, Glee Club, 1953-54-Pep Club. Class Officer, Who’s Who, May Festival, Basketball Queen Attendant, Minstrel, 1954-55-Pep Club, Class Officer, Who’s Who, Favorite, Annual Staff, Senior Who’s Who. SENIORS DALE CHANEY NICKNAME: Chaney SAYING: To get out of this place WEAKNESS: A redhead AMBITION: To be boss MOST LIKELY TO BE: Bos ed ACHIEVEMENTS: 1952-53-Pep Club. 1953-54-Pep Club. Conservation Club, 1954-55-Pep Club. ROENA LOUISE BUSH NICKNAME: Ro SAYING: Well. I’ll Be WEAKNESS: Dale AMBITION: To be a secretary MOST LIKELY TO BE: A housewife ACHIEVEMENTS: 1952-53-Home Ec.. Pep Club, Speech Club, Glee Club. 1953-54-Pep Club. May Festival, 1954-55-Attending Draughon's Business College. SENIORS GENE CAGLE NICKNAME: Liberace SAYING: Til pass WEAKNESS: None AMBITION: To be a piano player MOST LIKELY TO BE: Here next year ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Pep Club, Sportsman Club, 1952-53-Pep Club, Sportsman Club, 1953-54- Who's Who, Pep Club, Sportsman Club, 1954-55-Sportsman Club, Who's Who. DORA DEAN CALLISON NICKNAME: Dorie SAYING: Well Heavenly Days AMBITION: To be a stenographer MOST LIKELY TO BE: Not much telling WEAKNESS: A certain guy in the Air Force ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Pep Club, Home Ec. Club, 1952-53-Pep Club, Speech Club, Glee Club, 1953-54-Pep Club, Minstrel, May Festival, Best all around History Student, 1954-55-Annual Staff, Pep Club. SENIORS SWAYNE AYERS NICKNAME: Shane” SAYING: Not Necessarily AMBITION: To be an artist WEAKNESS: None MOST LIKELY TO BE: An artist ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Pep Club. Phys. Ed., 1952-53-Pep Club. Phys. Ed., Speech Club 1953-54 -May Queen Coronation, Min- strel, Speech Club, Phys. Ed. 1954-55 Phys. Ed.. Annual Staff. JOYCE MARLENE CALLISON NICKNAME: Joyce Edner SAYING: Hurry up, We’ll be late AMBITION: To be a secretary MOST LIKELY TO BE: Time will tell WEAKNESS: Everything ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Pep Club, Home Ec., 1952-53-Pep Club, Speech Club, Glee Club, 1953- 54-Pep Club, May Festival, Min- strel 1954-55-Pep Club, Annual Staff. Simons WANDA PIERSON NICKNAME: Piercy SAYING: Well I'll say WEAKNESS: You don't know, do you? AMBITION: To be a millionaire MOST LIKELY TO BE: In the poor house ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Pep Club, Home Ec. Club. 1952-53-Pep Club, 1953-54-Pep Club, Minstrel, May Festival, 1954-55-Pep Club, Home Ec. Club, Senior's Who's Who. SENIORS JOE ED GARRISON NICKNAME: 'Operator SAYING: I didn’t do it WEAKNESS: School AMBITION: To be a millionaire MOST LIKELY TO BE: Uncle Sam’s right hand man ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Sportsman Club, Speech, Pep Club, Business Manager, 1952-53-Sportsman Club, Pep Club, Speech, May Queen Coronation. 1953-54-Jr. Play, Minstrel, Pep Club, Sportsman Club, 1954-55-Sportsman Club. Annual Staff, Pep Club. RUTH ANN GARRISON NICKNAME: Lola - Ruthie SAYING: I guess so WEAKNESS: A blue eyed, blonde AMBITION: To be a Lab. Tech. MOST LIKELY TO BE: A rich old maid ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Home Ec. Club, Pep Club, 1952-53-Speech, Glee Club. Pep Club. 1953-54- PcpClub, 1954-55-Pep Club, Phys. Ed. SENIORS DALE PATE NICKNAME: Pail Date SAYING: I want to tell you something WEAKNESS: Going to the show AMBITION: To be a television electrician MOST LIKELY TO BE: Marquis boy at a theater for a free pass ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Pep Club. Phys. Ed., 1952-53-Pep Club, Phys. Ed., 1953-54-Pep Club, Phys. Ed., 1954-55-Pep Club, Phys. Ed. . Who's Who, Basketball Manager. RUTHANN YATES NICKNAME: Sally Jane SAYING: Wait now. I’m not through WEAKNESS: Servicemen AMBITION: To be a rich old maid MOST LIKELY TO BE: No telling ACHIEVEMENTS: 1952-53-Home Ec.. Speech, Pep Club. Phys. Ed., 1953-54-Home Ec., Speech, Pep Club. Phys. Ed. 1954-55-Phys. Ed. Pep Club. SENIORS HELEN STEPHENS FRENCH NICKNAME: Stevie SAYING: I'm for it. Carol” WEAKNESS: Talking AMBITION: To live in California MOST LIKELY TO BE: Time will tell ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Candidate for Miss H. H. S.. Home Ec., Pep Club, Library Club, 1952-53- Home Ec., Glee Club, Pep Club, 1953- 54-Minstrel, Pep Club, 1954- 55-Pep Club, Who's Who, Annual Staff. CAROLYN BARNETT HENDERSON NICKNAME: Carol” SAYING: Helen, let's pull a sneaky WEAKNESS: Gene AMBITION: To own a ranch type house MOST LIKELY TO BE: California housewife ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Home Ec.. Pep Club. 1952-53-Pep Club, 1953- 54-Pep Club, Jr. Play, Minstrel, May Queen Candidate , 1954- 55-Annual Staff. SENIORS ERMA JONES NICKNAME: ’Red SAYING: My Cow WEAKNESS: Blond haired boys AMBITION: To be a stenographer MOST LIKELY TO BE: Not much telling ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Pep Club, Home Ec. Club, 1952-53-Pep Club. 1953-54-Minstrel, 1954-55-Annual Staff. PEGGY ANNE WILKERSON NICKNAME: Peg SAYING: I hope Joker comes up WEAKNESS: Joker AMBITION: To get a certain guy from Western MOST LIKELY TO BE: A farmers wife ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Home Ec., Pep Club, 1952-53-Speech, Pep Club, 1953-54-Pep Club, Minstrel, May Festival, 1954-55-Phys. Ed.. Pep Club. SENIOKS KAYE YVONNE EASON NICKNAME: Speedy' SAYING: I want to tell you WEAKNESS: Clothes AMBITION: To be a Registered Nurse MOST LIKELY TO BE: An old maid ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-F.H. A., Class Officer, Home Ec. Club, 1952-53-Glee Club, F.H.A.. Class Officer, 1953-54- Jr. Play. Latin Club, Class Officer, Glee Club, 1954-55-A Cappella Choir, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Homecoming Queen. SENIORS PEGGY SUE CASTLEMAN NICKNAME: Casper SAYING: I hope I get a letter today WEAKNESS: A blond headed blue eyed soldier AMBITION: To be a good housewife MOST LIKELY TO BE: A housewife ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Home Ec.. Pep Club, May Festival, 1952- 53-Pep Club, Speech, Home Ec., Glee Club, May Festival, 1953- 54 Home Ec., Pep Club, Jr. Play, Minstrel, May Festival, 1954-55-Phys. Ed., Pep Club, Annual Staff. SARAH ANN ROGERS NICKNAME: Annie SAYING: Let's go to Union City WEAKNESS: You don't know do you? AMBITION: To be a stenographer MOST LIKELY TO BE: A stenographer ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Home Ec. Club, 1952-53-Home Ec. Club, Glee Club, Speech Club. 1953-54- Home Ec. Club, Jr. and Sr. Negro Minstrel. Pep Club. 1954-55- College. SENIORS MARY GENE WILEY NICKNAME: Sally SAYING: Let's go riding. WEAKNESS: Billy Joe AMBITION: To marry my weakness MOST LIKELY TO BE: A housewife ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Home Ec.. Pep Club, 1952-53-Home Ec., Speech Club, Pep Club, Glee Club, 1953-54-Pep Club, May Festival, Junior Play, Minstrel, 1954-55- Pep Club, Annual Staff. JAN SARGENT NICKNAME: Louise SAYING: Wait on me. Nadine WEAKNESS: A certain black-headed guy AMBITION: To be an Airline Hostess MOST LIKELY TO BE: A resident of Hickman forever ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Home Ec., Pep Club, 1952-53-Home Ec., Speech, Pep Club, 1953-54-Home Ec., Pep Club, Minstrel, 1954-55- Pep Club, Phys. Ed., Annual Staff. SBIIliKS SHIRLEY ANN SAMUELS NICKNAME: Sam SAYING: That the way it goes? WEAKNESS: Getting to class AMBITION: To be a doctor MOST LIKELY TO BE: In school rest of my life ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Pep Club, Glee Club. Phys. Ed.. 1952-53-Pep Club. Glee Club. Phys. Ed., 1953-54-Class Treasurer, Jr. Play, Minstrel. May Festival, Pep Club, 1954-55-Attend- ing Murray State College. PATRICIA WILEY NICKNAME: Pat AMBITION: To be an artist WEAKNESS: College man MOST LIKELY TO BE: A housewife ACHIEVEMENTS: 1951-52-Pep Club. Glee Club, 1952-53-Pep Club Class Re- porter. 1953-54-Pep Club. 1954-55- Murray State College. SENIORS Four years ago, the Senior Class of 1955 entered Hickman High School embarking on a new phase of our edu- cation. As we looked into the future, we only received a slight idea of what it held for us. We wondered who would advise us and give us assistance when needed. Now as we approach the end of our preliminary training, we wish to express our deepest appreciation for the wonderful guidance and training we received from the fac- ulty and from our parents during the four most wonderful years of our lives. FRESHMAN YEAR We entered our Freshman year with fifty-eight students. Helen French was our candidate for Miss. H. H. S. Her business manager was Joe Ed. Garrison. We represented two boys on the basketball team. Our class officers were: President-Pete Holcombe, Vice President-Earl Calhoun, Secretary-Treasurer-Malcolm Gohnson, our class sponsor was Mr. Alton Riddle. SOPHOMORE YEAR We entered our second year of high school with a class of forty-nine students. Being sophomores, we were still classified as children; however we ourselves felt a bit grown up. Nadine Pickett was our candidate for Miss H. H. S. Her business manager was Darrell Vowell. Nadine Pickett was also elected cheerleader and we had four boys on the ball team. Several from our class were represented on Who's Who. Our class officers were; President- Bill Oliver. Vice President-Shorty Hammock, Secretary and Treasurer-Peggy Jo King. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Martha Hale. JUNIOR YEAR As Juniors, with a class of forty-seven students, we enjoyed our most prosperous year thus far. It was our duty to earn money to carry the Seniors on a trip. Without the help of our sponsor, Mr. Rust, and the wonderful co- operation we received from Mr. Franklin Jones and Mrs. Earl Pride we could have never achieved our goal. Our reward for all the hard work was a wonderful week in New Orleans, Louisiana and Gulfport, Mississippi. We won the Miss H. H. S. contest for our candidate, Anna Merle Hornsby and her business manager, Johnnie Boyles. We represented one cheerleader, Lachon Garner, and five boys on the basketball team. Nadine Pickett was chosen basketball queen. One member of our class was selected Favorite and several were represented in the Who’s Who. We presented a play No Boys Allowed, ” which proved to be a big success, with the help of Mr. Jones and Mrs. Earl Pride. We sponsored a May Festival with our candidate, Carolyn Barnett. We also sponsored a Negro Minstrel with the help of Mr. Jones. Mrs. Earl Pride and Mrs. White. Our class officers were: President-Darrell Vowell, Vice-President-Anna Merle Hornsby, Secretary-Kathryn Tipton, Treasurer-Shirley Samuels. SENIOR YEAR We entered our last year of high school with forty-six students one of the largest classes thus far to have ever graduated from Hickman High. We wish to thank Mr. Ozment, Mrs. Myrtle Bailey and all other teachers who helped guide us through this year and who helped us publish, what we consider, a very successful annual. We won the Miss H. H. S. contest for our candidate, Peggy Jo King, and her business manager, Earl Calhoun. Nadine Pickett was elected cheerleader and we had five boys on the ball team. We had several members from our class selected in Who's Who and six were chosen as Favorites. Our class officers were . President-Darrell Vowell, Vice President-Bill Oliver, Secretary-Kathryn Tipton, Treasurer-Anna Merle Hornsby. Class sponsor was Mrs. Myrtle Bailey. 33 Carolyn Barnett Henderson am poem Now I must write a word or two, To describe this Senior Class to you. Anna Merle Hornsby comes first in my mind, To everyone she's always sweet and kind. Helen Stepehns French is cute and sweet. As a real swell friend she can't be beat. Earl Calhoun, as we all know. Is our high school romeo. Gerald Bradly is quite a jerk, When it comes to typing he's an expert. Carolyn Barnett Henderson is a happy little girl, Since she set that sailor's heart in a whirl. Swayne Ayers will be an artist someday. Maybe he can draw Superman anyway. Billye Jeanne Phipps, our cute little blond. Of Albert Markham is very fond. Kay Yvonne Eason, a sweet little lass, Is the new girl in our Senior Class. A very pretty girl is Peggy Jo King, She's our Miss Hickman High School Queen. James Pete Holcombe, that handsome man. Can play basketball to beat the band. Joyce Callison is a wonderful pal, I'm telling you she's some gal. Roena Louise Bush is engaged they say. So she and Dale will marry someday. Mildred Johnson, or Sue shall we say, No matter what happens, is always happy and gay. Mary Gene Wiley is a sweet girl to know; She's even sweeter to Billy Joe. Gene Cagle, our music making guy, Could beat Liberace if he had a try. Vernon Oliver is quite and shy. But I'm sure you'll agree, he's a real swell guy. Joe Ed. Garrison, the mischievous boy in the class. No chance to play a joke will he ever by-pass. Jan Sargent, a Mitchum, she's bound to be, A lovely little housewife, just you wait and see. Dora Callison, looking for a fuy from Japan, We wish her all the luck in getting her man. eggy Castleman Hamblen, a service man's wife. Already has her a job, for the rest of her life. Bill Oliver has a good disposition. To capture Mary Helen is his life ambition. Betty Wright, the life of the bunch, Will someday own the Little Ark, I have a hunch. David Lawson, who is always ready to go. Hardly ever gets there, he's so slow. Peggy Anne Wilkerson is happy as a lark, Because she can make Joker toe the mark. Carol Lachon Garner, as we all know. Just may get a Western guy they call Billy Joe. Nadine Pickett is gaining a new boss, I guess you all know he's Harold Loyd Ross. Thomas Smokey Standrige is very fond of Betty, You just wait, probably be his fate, to change this going steady. Wanda Marie Pierson, always up to par, 34 In this world of wonders, we know she'll go far. Charles Shorty Hammock is our pride and joy, We cheer him because he's our basketball boy. Ann Cox is a cute little girl, No lad ever had her heart in a whirl. Ruth Ann Garrison is pretty and neat, And on the basketball court she can't be beat. Delores Ross, a cute little Miss, Is past sweet sixteen and never been kissed. G. B. Terrett, comes next in my mind, At playing ball he's considered fine. Shirley Ann Samuels is included too, We all like her, she's a Senior true. James McMullin is good-natured and loud, Of his humorous disposition he should be proud. Pat Wiley is very nice and neat. To everyone she is always nice and sweet. Jimmy Dale Cochurm is as nice as can be, But with a girl, you never see. Ruthann Yates, a Senior true, When you're with her, you're never blue. Erma Jones, everybody's friend, You never see her not wearing a grin. Melva Jo Ballow wins new friends each day, It must be her charming winsome way. Katherine Tipton hasn't a worry to her name, With her great ability to sing, she'll have great fame. Darrell Vowell, a tall, good-natured boy. When he gets the day off, he shouts with joy. Fred Rice isn't a very serious lass, He hardly ever has his lessons ready for class. Dale Chaney is out for a good time, He tells all the girls the selfsame line. We thank Mrs. Myrtle for all she's done, We don't think she could be beat by anyone. I Shirley Jackson haven't got what it takes. To write a poem with our mistakes; But my very best I did try to write, Now I must bid you all Good-Night. Shirley Ann Jackson f V W W W ™ ™ “ CLASS COLORS; CLASS FLOWER; CLASS MOTTO; Green and white. Red rose. Today is the tomorrow that we worried about yesterday. 35 Class Midi We, the Senior Class of Hickman High School, in the city of Hickman, County of Fulton, and state of Kentucky, in forty seven individual parts, about to pass through these doors of education, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testa- ment, to be read on the 17th day of May, be- fore all the remaining students of H. H. S. MELVA JO BALLOW wills her a- bility to sit in every seat in Sociology Class to some for- tunate Junior. SWAYNE AYERS leaves his great pride to James Strong. CARLOYN BARNETT HENDERSON wills her ability to marry a Sailor to anyone who might be interested. GERALD BRADLEY wills his ty- ping speed to Phillip Grissom. ROENA BUSH wills her red hair to Margaret Townsend. GENE CAGLE leaves his ability to be the best musician of H. H. S. to some Junior High student who trys so unsuccessful to be one. DORA CALLISON wills her short hair to Kathyrn McDaniel. EARL CALHOUN leaves his good looks and his ability to get wom- en to Darrell Wainscott. JOYCE CALLISON leaves her dig- nity to Peggie Sanders. JIMMIE DALE COCHRUM leaves his chair in English room to some unlucky person who might have to sit near the front of the room. ANN COX wills her height to Bar- bara Ann Johnson. DALE CHANEY leaves his temper to Atlas Allen. KAYE EASON wills her laugh to Emily Stubbs. JOE ED GARRISON wills his ability to go to college to Joe Roberts. HELEN FRENCH wills her parking place to anyone who's lucky enough to bring his car to s chool. CHARLES HAMMOCK wills his a- bility to teach girl's phys. ed. to Jerry Williams. LACHON GARNER leaves her a- bility to type to Bobby Bowers. JAMES HOLCOMBE leaves his a - bility to be a basketball star to Robert Hunter. RUTH ANN GARRISON wills her love for sports to her sister, Caro- lene. DAVID LAWSON wills his weight to Bob Blincoe. PEGGY CASTLEMAN HAMBLIN wills her ability to marry a Service guy to Flora Jean Cook. 36 JAMES CALVIN McMULLIN leaves his ability to work on typewriters dur- ing typing class to Joe Hayden. ANNA MERLE HORNSBY leaves Ray- burn-------but not to anyone. VERNON OLIVER leaves his ability to nose the teachers to Mayes Allen. SHIRLEY JACKSON wills her height to Louetta Wheeler. BILL OLIVER wills his wavy hair to Larry Lloyd. MILDRED SUE JOHNSON wills her long hair to Kay Jackson. DALE PATE doesn't leave anything- he takes it all with him. ERMA JONES wills her smile to Wanda Faye James. FRED RICE wills his ability to carry pupils to and from school to James Wallace Roberts. PEGGY JO KING leaves her French hair-do and her zebra peddle push- ers to Maureen Harris, hoping she gets as much attention in them as she did. THOMAS STANDRIDGE wills his abil- ity to learn Senior English to some unfortunate Junior. BILLYE JEANNE PHIPPS wills her flirty nature to Jacquline Turner. G. B. TERRETT wills his height to Charles Laster. NADINE PICKETT leaves her ability to be cheerleader her Senior year to Peggy Taylor. DARRELL VOWELL wills his speed to Patsy Fields in hope that she will use it as well as he did. WANDA PIERSON leaves her ability to be the quietest girl to Linda Trusty. SARAH ANN ROGERS wills her neatness to Emma Jo Wiley. DELORES ROSS leaves her blond hair to her sister, Wanda. SHIRLEY SAMUELS wills her ability to finish school in three years to her sister, Mary Lou. JAN SARGENT wills her blond hair to Joyce Mabry. KATHRYN TIPTON wills her ability to sing a love song to the coach to some lucky so and so. MARY GENE WILEY just leaves----in a hurry. PATRICIA WILEY leaves her big mouth to her sister, Glynda. BETTY JEAN WRIGHT leaves her eyes that seems to sparkle to Rebecca Robertson. RUTHANNE YATES just leaves--- period. And I, PEGGIE ANNE WILKERSON, leave my ability to go with a West- ern basketball star to Rebecca Robertson and my big brown eyes to my brother, Gary Goe. Peggie Ann Wilkerson 37 When I boarded the plane in New York for Hickman, I was filled with excit- ment with the thought of going back at last to my home town which I hadn't seen now in eight years. From the bits of news I've had in the past years, Hickman has grown quite a lot since I graduated from the old Alma Mater in 1955. Well we'll see: I had just reached my seat when the stewardess came through. She was none other than Ann Cox. She stopped to say hello and she told me she really enjoyed her work. She meets so many interesting people. She told me she had a letter from Kay Eason and she is now head nurse at the hospital in Hickman, where Shirley Samuels is making a name as a very successful doctor. I arrived in Hickman at 10: 15. Well, it doesn't look like my friend, Mrs. Parker, she was Peggie Wilkerson back in school days, has arrived yet. I sup- pose her twins are keeping her busy. I sat down to wait for a cab when in walked Vernon Oliver, an old classmate. He told me he now drives the bus between Hickman and Chicago, a new route just recently put on by Greyhound Lines. He also said that Swayne Ayers, now a famous artist, is in New York doing well, and that Helen French is secretary to American Airlines. Well, that's what she always wanted to be. Right then a Bradley Cab drove up so I said good-bye to Vernon and went my way. The driver was none other than an old friend, Gerald. He now has three cabs of his own. We began talking about old friends and he said Peggy King is now a big star living in Hollywood. She's starring tonight at the new Ritz Theater just recently built by Earl Calhoun. Kathrynn Tipton is a well-known popular singer now engaged at Stork Club owned by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hammock. Mrs. Hammock is the former Betty Wright. He said Dale Pats is assistant coach to the Hickman Wildcats who haven't lost a game this season. When we arrived at Peggy's, I found that it was company and not the twins that had detained her. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Henderson and their three children were visiting from Texas. Mrs. Henderson was Miss Carolynn Barnett. Carolynn said she is working as a beautician in Texas. After our helloes were said we settled in the living room to catch up on the news. There I learned Mrs. Harold Ross otherwise, Nadine Pickett, is acting as personal secretary to her husband, now coach at U. K. Gene Cagle was expressed as another Liberace. Delores Ross is teaching sixth-grade at Hickman Elementary. She's been teaching now for six years. Dora Dean Callison is working as a stenographer but not for long, she's engaged to her boss with a June wedding planned. Shirley Jackson is happily married and living on a farm in eastern Ken- tucky where she and her husband raise some of the finest race horses ever known. Then Peggy said she had made reservations at the Stork Club for dinner and when we arrived there it so happened our table was next to that of three 38 former classmates. Roena and Dale Chaney and their guest Mrs. Billye Joe Newton. Mrs. Newton was formerly Mary Gene Wiley. Roena is working as secretary at Rice Auto Insurance Company owned by Fred Rice. Dale has his own cleaning shop and Mary Gene is working in the new department store down town as dress stylist. Jan Sargent is modeling there. During dinner it was announced that Miss Tipton would have an accompanist tonight, Mr. James Hclcombe lastest baritone rage in the country. The next day I decided to go down town shopping. On the way I met Joe Ed. Garrison. I noticed he was wearing a badge and when I got closer I could see it said Sheriff of Fulton County. I stopped to chat a moment and he told me his sister, Ruth Anne Garrison was assistant manager of the new Ritze Theater. I made comment on the many improvements in Hickman and he told me a new mayor was all Hickman needed for that. By the way he's none other than David Lawson. I said good-bye to Joe Ed. and continued walking down the street. The first thing I came to was Bill Oliver's Billiard Hall. Well Like father, Like son they always say. Then I noticed a big sign that read Cochrum and McMullins' Buick Motor Co. so I crossed the street and sure enough there were James Calvin and Jimmie Dale looking happy as can be. Just made a big sale to Mrs. Albert Markham formerly Billye Jeanne Phipps. They have recently built a new $40,000 home in Tiptonville. While I was looking over the stock I asked about some of my former class- mates that I hadn't heard about. Peggy Castleman Hamblen is still living here and her family numbers 5. Joyce Callison is working as secretary to the General Motors Company in Detroit, Michigan. Mildred Johnson is living in Memphis now. She is working as a nurse in the Baptist Hospital. Anna Merle Hornsby is another one who has decided its better to leave home She is modeling at Goldsmith's in Memphis. Sarah Ann Rogers is now a world famous hair dresser in London. Wanda Pierson is the stand-in for Marilyn Monroe and doing right well in Hollywood. Melva Jo is on vacation from her job as telephone operator. She is on her way to Florida. Mrs. Bobby Jo Whetherly, the former Lachon Garner, is very happy in her surburban home in Henry Addition. I wanted to get a paper before I started home so I left, Jimmie Dale and Cal vin and headed for the Hickman Daily Reader office. I was surprised to find that Thomas Standridge is editor of this paper and he said Patricia Wiley is one of his best reporters. While we were talking, G. B. Terrett walked in I asked him what he was doing now and he answered, I'm still an old bachelor doing as littl as I can get by with. I glanced through the paper and found that Darrell Vowell is playing baseball with the Cardinals these days. In the Personal column I noticed where Miss Erma Jones takes time off from her dancing studio to be home for the summer. Erma Jones CUSS OPTIMIST Having been chosen Optimist for this Senior Class of 1954-55, I may be inclined to be a little too boastful, but we are indeed proud of our many a- chievements, and the high honors that have been bestowed upon many of our class members during our high school days. There has never been any goal too high or any project too steep that we have not completed with flying colors. We have stuck together through all difficulties and problems and worked as a class. During our Freshmen and Sophomore years, there wasn't much that was re quired of us except to attend classes and stay out of trouble. We were, in most cases, successful after we got over our greenness at being in high school. However, our Junior and Senior years have been busier and more difficult ones. Last year, we took the Seniors on a most enjoyable trip to New Orleans and Gulfport. This year, we have put out an annual that excels all, we feel. Coming to the end of this, our Senior year, we cannot help but realize that this year could not have been nearly so successful, prosperous, or pleasant without the aid, fellowship, and co-operation of our sponsor, Mrs. Myrtle Bailey. As you can see, we are, indeed, a very optimistic class. We are looking forward to great things in the future. We feel that many of our young men and women will stand out in the various fields in which they choose to enter. We hope that you will always look to us, the graduating class of 1954-55, with great pleasure and admiration. Anna Merle Hornsby CLASS PESSIMIST As pessimist of the Senior Class of 1955, I would like to tell you of a few of my likes and dislikes. (Mostly dislikes. ) First of all I don't like the idea of getting up at such an unearthy hour to be at school by 8:15. They expect me to sit up here and study myself into in- sanity until 3:15. Another thing, I don't see why the teachers don’t let us get up and leave class when we get tired instead of having passports telling what time we leave, where we go, what we do while we're gone, and what time we get back. If the teachers would only let us tell the truth and say we're just bored and would like to take a 5 or 10 minute break, but no, they make us do everything to get out with as many details as they can get. Another thing I don't like is the idea of radar in the halls where the principal can sit in his office and catch us when we go out the side door to Trusty's. Don't get me wrong now, I like progress in anything, and would like to see our school a modern one with all modern inventions, but I don't see any sense in over-doing it. A senior is universally recognized as a creature of wonderful dignity. Why won't people respect it? Why, the juniors sometimes even dare to sit down in our very presence, and even the sophomores have on one or two occasions for gotten to lift their hats. Well, I will quit talking now as I guess you people are getting as bored of hearing me talk as I am by seeing you people yawning in my face. Peggy Jo King 40 JUNIORS Jeanette Ramsey James Roberts Jean Cook Glenn Choate Peggy Taylor Phillip Grissom Joe Hayden Carolyn Stathem Larry Lloyd Jacquline Turne Sybill Ellis Jimmy Barber Alice Royer Charles Cochrum Mary Nell Logan Ben Barnett Glendia Ballow Harold Jackson 43 Jerry Williams Phyliss Kelly Robert Hunter Patsy Fields David Bradley Morinne Harris James Hickerson Brenda Darnell Jimmy Whipple Joyce Mabry Charles Laster Sarah Ruth Castleman Rose Marie Ramsey Margaret Townsend Virginia Pearl Hulin Geraldean Jones Damon Glover Hoyt Statham Linda Trusty Jerry Shelton Mary Everett John Choate Linda Hale Joe Terette Marcia Beard Jimmy Cooley Kay Jackson James Fortner Peggy Chamberlain Dorothy Martin Jerry McMullin Juanita Hamil Bennie Nerren Joe Roberts Henry Callison Christine Jones Alamarene Davis Bobby Joe Shannon Charles Council Beverly Biggs Betty Caldwell Frank Strong Frankie Love Baker Kennedy STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Royer (Sophomore). Rebecca Robertson (Freshman), and Betty Hanks (Junior). SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anna Merle Hornsby (Senior), and Peggy Bradley (Junior). 47 F A C I] L T V C 0 I I c I L MISS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AND BUSINESS MANAGER Loudest Greenest Freshman Pressiest Sophomore Jolliest Junior Most Dignified Senior Most Popular 56 WHO’S Best Dressed Cutest Couple Laziest Prettiest Eyes Sweetest Smile Most Polite Favorite Teacher 57 Flirtiest Most Athletic Cutest Mr. and Miss Body Beautiful Wittiest Senior Most Likely to Succeed F riendliest Most Attractive Patsy Wheeler 59 Peggy Taylor THE WILDCATS LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Carlos Lannom, Bill Oliver, Shorty Hammock, Rayburn Garrison, Phillip Grissom, G. B. Terrett, Robert Hunter, Pete Holcombe, Jerry Williams, Darrell Vowell, and Jack McKenzie. The Wildcats had won eight and lost seven up until Jan- uary 18, 1955. The Wildcats had very good backing from the crowds who followed each game on the road and at home. Un- der the coaching of Mr. Carlos Lannom, they hope to win their remaining games. The Wildcat's team of 1954-55 had one of the best balanced ball teams of any team in the past. The main five included four Seniors and one Sophomore; they were: Shorty Hammock and Bill Oliver holding down the guard positions, with Robert Hunt- er and Pete Holcombe playing as forwards and G. B. Terrett playing the pivot, with help from Darrell Vowell, Jerry Wil- liams, Phillip Grissom, Larry Lloyd, Ralph Chamberlain, Jack McKenzie, and others. --Pete Holcombe Jerry Williams Carlos Lannom Dale Pate James McMullin m David Lawson Jack McKenzie Larry Lloyd Clarence Jones Shorty Hammock G. B. Terrett Pete Holcombe Bill Oliver WILDCATS Darrell Vowell Robert Hunter Phillip Grissom Rayburm Garrison THE KITTENS LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Carlos Lannom, Charles Council, Jimmy Whipple, Fredrick Pierson, Billy Joe Rhodes, Glenn Choate, Joe Roberts, Larry Lloyd, Clarence Jones, Bud Hooker, Harold Bequette, and Joe Terrett. The Kittens showed very promising during the 1954-55 basketball season with a very impressive record with 11 wins and 4 losses. They will be depended upon in the future as the Wildcats. They were led by Darrell Vowell who led the scor- ing and was a demon on the backboards, followed by the fine playing of: Jerry Williams, Jack McKenzie, Phillip Grissom, Ralph Chamberlain, Larry Lloyd, Clarence Jones, Bud Hook- er, Fredrick Pierson and others. We are very proud of our Kittens of 1954-55. --Pete Holcombe 64 Compliments of DRUGS Phone 2141 Hickman, Kentucky Compliments of E. W.JAMES AND SON SUPER MARKET Phone 2539 Hickman, Kentucky Compliments of 0. C. 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