Hopkinsville High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Hopkinsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1939 volume:

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V' Football--2,5,4 Archery--l All-Star--4 is 5 LOIS TMLBRY BOYD: V I 3 nLove keeps a young maid from tending to her business. 5 H Ji MAURICE BOYD: M On the football field. he sets a wicked pace, 3 But, believe me, he's faster yet in Cupid's race.n ia Tiger Staff--4 Annual Staff'--4 Football--5,4 y, All-Star Team--4 Archery--l Treasurer oi' class--4 i World History Contest--2 Honor Society--4 ALICE BPASHER: nThere is a woman at the beginning of every great thing. Tiger Staff'--4 Annual Staff--4 Glee Club--l,2,3, Girl Reserve--4 Ti-Hop--5 Dramatic Club--l Vice- Fresident H,R.--4 Operetta--l,2,5 Music Club..-.1 ' I 1. E331 M: . vm 5 .N M. if ..,g4. Q .f, vegflghl .-1 A 5Fg4.,m-aff' - qv- 'A ,L K ,,.. , ,.. 11 1 J' Q 'Mi Q , ,Q Q, ' J 5, ,x nkd5,YiVVi,f 1 a f 'Q 'l3iHfQff ya aififikifsf M , , -2-91 'Q-Ml -Q,'l1.1 , .JJH-'BS' 55.0, mmf m3g, mil 'it V- 4 QE- L, '- f E553 sa WW5 Lx ,QQ mf -'Q 5. WH may :-1 ra V , IQ N. 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H.R.--4 Band Sponser--5,4 CLAY CHERRI: nSmall but mighey.n Glee Clube-5,4 Operetta--3,4 CLARICE CLAIBORNE: HA generous friend no cold medium knows.u Girl Reserve--l,4 Glee Club--l JANE CLAIBORNE: I HA good character shines by its own light.n I Girl Reserve--l,4 Hiking--l MARTHA ANN COLEMAN:' nMy true love has my heart and I have his.n Glee Club--5 Home Ec.--l,2,5,4 Band--l,2, , Annual Staff--4 Forensic League--4 BRYON COWHERD: 'Still water runs deep,u Science Club--3 MARY ALICE CREWS: nHer dignity sits well on her.n Girl Reserve--1,4 CATHERINE DADE: nlnclined to laugh than cry, to talk than stud Glee Club--l,2,3,4 Hiking Club--1 Home Ec 3 Girl Reserve--4 Dramatic Club--1 LESLIE DE HART: uHappiness is cheaper than worry so why pay e higher price,n. A nHen Club--2d Science Club--5 N MH ani 'L , . ,Zu-X tw-:Q ' .Ly , X f. V f -M11 an - My , b . V5 yilzglfffegi V XJ I RL, ,,, V 5,5451 . 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A 11 sig-5 Hmwpaif -. - 1-rf -fa., n..f1 g,g,?5pf ., N f-'J EP M, 1,41 L -- 'I ' vrp g . , 'J ' 'QJNV ,-x aff! : 9 LV Malin' 5 fin? -Ky '?4fl?, KU?-' -. ., ,. . we-f '-fg5.gfv .L f.., i -f , ' 'V Zire' diese - -wife' new eeeeieee , eeieggggi EFIEQE n A: no ELIZABETI1 DENNY: nThe only way to have a friend is to be one.N I Glee Club--l Girl Reserve--5 Oratorical--3 i GEORGE DOWDY: nTall and exceedingly lank was he.u is WILLIAM GARNETT: A fa uBid me discourse, I will enchant thine ear.n QS Annual Staff--4 Tiger Staff--5,4 Honor Societyagg ' Vice-Pres. H. R.--2,4 President Class--3 Dramatic Club--l Forensic--4 Extemporaneous--5 icy iii PHIL GEE: Q uLife is too short for mean anxieties.u ' WILLIAM GRESHAM: 3 nStand back, girls, one at a time, I'll give you gi all a chance.n Q X Feetbeli--25,4 Basketball--5,4 Glee club-1,2,5,4 fx Annual Staff-5,4 Q JACK HADDOCK: ii MOh, he sits high in all the people's hearts.n 1 QQ Football--2,5,4CAlt. Captainl All Star Teams-4 Beeketbell--5,4CA1Je. Cepteinb Operetta--l,?i,5,4 2,3 President Class--2 Vice-Pres. Class--5 Band--1,2 93 President H. R.--2,4 Glee club--1,2,5,4 Arehery-1 P I ef EDWIN HAMBY: NA little nonsense now and then, is relished by EE the best of men.n 1 Football--5,4 Basketball--2,5,4 Science Club--4 EQ Secretary H. R.--2 - LYMAN HARRIS: nBegone, dull care, you and I shall never agree.n MARGARET HARRIS: - J Wit is the custom for excellent people to succeed,n 4 Science Club--2,5,4 ANNIE LAURA HARTMKN: nSerene, resolute, still, calm and self-possessed.n - 2, 5, Q. . ig 1 F. ' 1 s.. N - mul : 1 4 . 557, w af, ,4Q q1 ' 1 - fy 4 ww' 1 1, f fu. ff Tiff ' ww .. .. ,. 1 '-l, 32E9 1 fx ,E 'H-23, ,fl ff azvwmi fl 5: , X., k ggig. gf,-,g1.1,'lf, -1, -W,-1. -- - 2-1,e9i1 fg ' I Q ' ' 'Q L 52 Q gi?-Fix' - f 7: ' iffifii, ' , gf' Qu. H131 wx. 1222? i- i.1LQ-Qff. f f7 5A V -' 2 f 4' f:,j'!,:51 , N ew . ,, fi: , . ': Ef' ,nw , W4 -M., f -. Tiff-W1 37 13,5-,,. 1 .n, ,. ,v . 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VIRGINIA HUMPHREY: NA student of high calibre.H Science Club--l,2,5,4 Office--5,4 Honor Soo.-5-4 NCHA JANE JENKIN?: uThe finest material comes wrapped in small packages.n I Ti-Hop-5 Glee Club--l,2,5 Dramatic Club--l Home Ee. Club--l MARIE JGHNSON: NPatience was ever a shining virtue.u EARL KENNEDY: nThe deed I intend is great, but what it is as yet, I know not.n MARY DAVIS KEEL: f uBright, lovable, witty, but above all a friend.n Girl Reserve Club--2v4 MAE LACY: uAction, looks, words, form the alphabet by which she spells her character.N A Girl Reserve--1,4 Glee Club--l,2,5 Class Officer-4 Officer Home Roomr2,5,4 Annual Staff-4 Tiger Staff-4 JOHN HUBBS LANE: nQua1ity, not quantity, counts.n Archery Club--1 Glee Club--1 REAMS LEWIS: 'Why worry, things are bound to happen anyway.n A, ,4 Mg --r 1,07 -T' fig mg I 1,1 Q- Q, 41. -11 .-vrf, 5?Sfif9,'i' 2: v M L , We J' ff 5? 3 Wm J N P, ,E 2 s 1 , . M U, . ,, f .,-, ,. W M WWF , '3' A' vi Af -gg Q ,f1f3j.!ig - f -3iff'i '3fV-QW ,:1'!1i:5'f-wfvfflig ' -' SPE Q L-q 133+ vfigw, 1 ,-:ee-2' .-1, , N Q l I A 14 4 ig.':.-R-,'f ' 1Ei a.f,,Q x M., -' :,: - ,1 Lf, uw q J, , 4 E ,423-J ZZFQ. xv-.ML 1 W- , ' T5 P , , ,v ,Q,51 ,'L,i.d:,::1, JW' , f ir V, TE., f-.. . 12 , , .Ri-Yi, LVYL LILE There 15 nothing half so sweet 1n 11fe as love' young dream Glee Club 1 2 3,4 Home Pc 1,2,3,4 Ti D Dramatlc Club 1 Operetta 1 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Honor Society 4 Tr1o 4 Home Room Officer '5 4 LRBY LEL MASSIE HA mlg ty man s rode forth ' Taxidermy Club 1 Solence Club 1 2,5 Glee C 5 4 Football 2,3 4 Laboratory Assistant 2 4 MARGARET MPQES . 'True merit cannot long be unknown BWTT1 JANE MbCORD 'A daughter falr, so buxom, blithe a debonair Girl Re erve -4 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Office--4 Operetta--4 JOE MELTON : HI cannot study because the girls look at me.n Football-1,2,5,4 Glee Club--1,2,5 Archery--1 MALCOLM MITCHELL: HA bright, scintillating star in the basketball firmament.u Football--1,2,Z,4 Basketball--1,2,3,4 Glee C.-3 Operetta--5,4 NORA MORRIS: uOf disposition sweet and manners mi1d.u Girl Reserve Club--1 WILLIAM Momus: , nAn honest man is able to speak for himself.n B d-1 2 5 4 Science Club--2 Annual Staff--4 an 9 n L Orchestra--5,4 Glee Club--4 nHen Club--2 Honor Society--4 Q w ii' me 65 +3 Jie 5 ' 4 , 1 , , , ,,., . , V .Ss PJ? :gn 4, 1 , I. .. 1, -. ef - fi . ,iz 1 , Q 35. ,jfgfexiil QW, -it 'T I 2 H 0 - 1 . S it J 7 :als , , -J . an - -hob an -3 L Q . an an , f' sl 6:7 . na- ' an ' -an , L x ., EX 'I 'W 1 '3 . : as s ' h t .' f 5 - -- - -- , ,4 ,- , I 5 -.. ' -.. Z, ,. 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Vfffli fjwf 5 ybil !?1mard5 flffw Afnjaer .an L 1705717 7575 Z 011155 f77afmf5 A700 Alipwbfm Hslendirren 44' ,ad 'ag V., 'ia . as f2fi7f,7IiffA!fE Egfr Mkvfree Jams: Naahfrfkfgfe !f'Em7fff1l!ard . ., Y ,,v 4 fYf1 f?5f41rf'5r , rfUH.FllfShPfPf, if'5f -4- Uffhff ,w -F.. 32 xgggql.-2 3 M 3 5 , , Q K, nd. 1 JEAN MURPHY: - uHeart of gold, tho hair be redg this, indeed, if truth be said.n Home Ec, Club--1 Ti-Hop--5 Class Officer--3 Girl Reserve--4 Honor Society Home Room Officer JAMES M ERS: Wwhen accused of excessive study he pleaded not guilty and the trial went on.n LUCILLE MYERS: y nHer eyes are with her heart and that is far away. WHARTON NELSON: NI know the gentleman to be of worth and worthy estimation.u ' Football--5,4 Science Club--1,2,5,4 Contest in Chemist --5 Biolo A Contest--2 Class Officer-2 TY SY 1 FLOYD OWEN: A ' I HA talented youth, liked by all.u Band--1,2,3,4 Orchestra--4 Archery Club--l LILLIE BILL PERKINS: RA friend of whom you may always be sure.n Home Economics Club--4 , ALICE PERRY: uln thy face I see the map of honour, truth and loyelty.n ' Girl Reserve Club--4 CLARICE POOL: nGood nature and good sense must ever join,n Home Economics Club--4 VELMA PGOL: nFortunate is the girl who has the gift of making friends.n I Home Economics Club--4 WILLIAM PUGH: nNone but himself is his perallel.u Band--l,2,4 Science Club--2,5,4 :Qi .f f 5' V., ir L ,Sz '- - 17. ,N ,f-43 mv:-1' fzif' ,N X V - K 15351 4. yy 11 '31 . 'ifkvz fi I AL 4' .Wg 1. MF? x . gfw , ' A f- . - v- ' . , ' 355' ' 1 ,A- L F 534. ,,Q.a.-flaji 1 ' .np 9 'L Wf LOUISE RANDOLPH: HA light heart lives long.n Home Ee. Club--5,4 Girl Reserve Club--4 SYBIL RICHARDS: nwhat wins more friends than a ready smile?n Annual Staff--4 Operetta--5,4 Honor Society ELLEN ROPER: nThe midnight oil she e'er did burn, that wisdom she might well discern.u Honor Society--5,4 Annual Staff-4 Tiger Staff-4 Science Club--2,3,4 Home Ec. Club--l Hiking--l Girl Reserve--2,3 State Algebra Contest--l,2 JEANETTE SEAY: uSuch sweet compulsion doth in music lie.u Glee Club--l,2,5,4 Quartet Tiger Staff--4 Operetta--l,2,5,4 ' CLARK STEGKR: NMnsic?-+that's his bydword,u Band--l,2,5,4 Orchestra--l,2,3,4 Music Club--l JOE STITES: 'Few things are impossible to diligence and skill.n Honor Society Glee Club--5 Science Club--3,4 Annual Staff--4 Dramatic Club--5,4 Quartette--5 LILLIAN TATE: nLove, sweetness, and goodness in hor shine. Girl Reserve--l,2,5,4 Glee Club--l,2,3,4 Trio Home Ec. Club--l,2 Ti-Hop Club--5 Annual Staff-4 Home Room Officer--4 Operetta--l,2,5 H ' LOUISE THOMAS: E UI hear, yet say not much, but think the more.u Glee Club--l Girl Reserve--4 JAMES TRICE: nOh, what heights men can reach.n SCi6DGS Club-'1,2,5,4 Band--l,2,3,4l Glee Club-5 Tiger Staff--4 Orchestra--l,2,5,4 jim Rig! 2. f gf Q 6Q,4,, V- ., 1:-'f ,ij . -- Y , QA - 1 . - ,--l , 222 fi 1 ' N if ' f A - N' A gg T L ,F li may , .. , . fx. A .X V . I- - '-My aw ng, A , W ffi'51:F:f 'W'L'?i 'fmi', - .W f - 4' ..w,,., .,EgEg,,5r ,. ,iv -:gvf1.:3'f: ,, T'-2 W- PE LN 1 Q V , 1 L' CBL fr- 'QV w F sw ' iw' K' 'ZW ,w fy we, 1 1 ' . 1 JR Ni 1 J xxx! g1.ff'g,g,5 M .. das P' m1iIw?El,i1:f 'HV' e ' 53' in af' 1'-'ul' T515 - Ls.-ser .. . . 43' -gig.-fem 5, 1 Q A ,Wiz 3 1- uf 'ea P 'S re L .,Kq,1.' - .ml f :E ,. mv , .KA 4 -rr., Bw .,.,f.f.' H Jqf- E, , fy! ' - ' ' 1 '- mv --zfwr.-,v .Lf . fa , Af 'u 1, .,... 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' 1 li '1 f'155i3fI3613-- -V 1 441' Y ---'v ,mf 42'-uf-.1-14,1?SZ2ieH '-'T A -rf rw'-'- wr V - .- , i-'rl-.ya 'ml gag FIIIIIZII XWILBUR TUCKER: nBuried in thought he CHLOE REESE WADE: ANNE'WADLINGTON: Annual Staff--4 HELEN'WARREN: Girl Reserve Club--4 A BEN'W1HFREE: Hiking Club--l Band WkuChmu4 Mmmd EUGENIA'WHITE: Nmaidens should be mi slow to speak.n Girl Reserve Club--2 JAMES'WOOLDRIDGE: Forensic League--4 Class President--4 State'World History Tiger Staff--4 KENNETH WORD: HA merry heart doeth Football--3,4 NHGH nShe is herself, a rare and radiant maiden. ll l seemed,n Science Club--4 Oratorical Contest--3,4 nfho seeks learning seeks the better part.u Girl Reserve Club--l,2 Home Ee. Club--l H 'A merry smile and a happy nature,n Home Ec.--4 Annual Staff--4 nBeware a handsome face.n --1.,2,s,4 Orchestra--l,2,5,4 Staff--4 ld and meekg swift to hear and uHandsome and masterful--our class president.n Home Room President-3 Art Club Science Club--4 Basketball--4 Test--5 Annual Staff--4 good like a medicine.u Club--4 Annual Staff--4 5. 45.3y:.:.-,gr ft.--3':r,:-E :1 -X.. ,N :W , png . haw- A 3f?'u5i'fn '-TV.. -- efg- 1 .1 N. x . Qtr .. -41747, -- my ...I 329459-f.w2kw N , -, can-W 'K , ,- ... Af, ,.vW--'- 4 .- , V - - Q f . '-'mf Q1,,,f-:WML-r - ff cg 4 'fel' -.l1fT,.1v7Jw:1:l'-'I' Simi.,-. , 'fpgggwa 151:54 '-Iwi- , , , 23239-. Q ,U-4 ' P, -' ,,,57r., P ll, 'ff' Qi-:gf-sq 2 - '-qw a-4 EL -aw H, V+ - '-' 1- k -.-G r'.5-mfg. '50-W: .. nb A . i' ' 4 + .fm u- A um- yy. . -:L 2 V ,- K+ ,. F' - , ,WU-:LL X ap , V. ,. 'A 1 f JI -52-f - ,. .,,.. X , ' ' - N .i qdp--N-,,f . 1, , . ,, 3. , . A, . -,-5. A5 - -Aft.-1-U ip 'fl'-.+ V: ' , ' ,,',:f. -- jg. +252 I . 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' ' 'Q 315151 i'UL'gif22+f ff?-w fl' 1 I rv Wg . 1., .,.v , 3., ,, ,xYfAf..,, ,,, ,... ,W . my ,L , F view i-.Jac -1-N , -I wslzglh-,!,,. 355155. q,,-H an 1 ' V, wif'-' an-7 -'q:v,g.i,--'Y -gg r- HW 4 1 M lg, ,Q ?gf w-f, fx ff ' 1 K -r Y 7 va -.-A-W m v Archer, Edwin Baker, Robert Barr, Jane Bramell, Harry Brown, Kathryn Colleyg Whllaoe Crenshamgiloanor Goode, Raymond Gore, Grace Hightowerglh nal CLASS OF 19395 Johnson, Lowe Light, John i Lyon, Merion Miles, Elliot Miller, Martha Morton, Margaret Radford, Nancy Rogers, Lyla Mae Sparks, Iris Wallace, Charles Wallace, Vi Neoie Whitaker, Claude Wright, Nettie 1, .Er ,-H Wh 3' M ffm, ' like w , MUL11 'ann FENTON CAYCE nLet thy Words be few.n FRANK DWNDEN NT. . g - - n dis smile s the index of his heart, nHen Club--2 Taxidermy Club--2 Isaac Walton Club--l Vice President Senior Class--4 RALPH DALTON nRejoice, O young man, in thy youth,n HOWARD DUNN uHis heart is as far from fraud as heaven from earth.u MALCOLM FRANKEL nTell him of Jacob's ladder and he would ask the number of steps in it.n Glee Club--l,2,5 Football--1,2,5,4QCaptainD Operetta--l,2,3 Tiger Staff--4 Home Room Pres,--2,4 Class President--4 RUSSELL GILKBY nDeep thoughts consume a master's mind,u Honor Society--4 Science Club--4 Football--4 Tiger Staff--4 Archery Club--l EVELYN HAMMOND uNone named thee but to praise.n Glee Club--1,2 Girl Reserve--4 Home Ec. Club--l,2,3,4 MARGERY HANCOCK Nmy heart is fixed,n Girl Reserve--l,2,3,4 Home Ec, Club--l,2,5 Tiger Staff--5,4 Home Room.Officer--3,4 Glee Club--1,2 SARAH HIGH nThe hearing ear and the seeing eye,n Home Ec. Club.--l,5,4 Girl Reserve Club--2,5 Glee Club--l,2,5 BILLY HORRELL nlf foolishness extended length of life, I would live to be an old, old man. Band--1,2,5,4 Basketball--2,5,4 GWYNETH KING uTrue as the dial to the sun,n 'il pr w, -,Q ,wg f .aw ,Jw W1 W jf' Y .V f- ? -r,- 16 2 u .X-1 ,C, ' 1 E .4 we , w i J q.. R N ' lf' W 4 fN f ' 'F A 41, , 1 f iii M LDRED MOBLEY nd hearts are more than coronetsgn Home Ec. Club--l Girl Reserve Club--l Forensic Club--5 !IKi MARGARET PEACE nwell-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech Girl Reserve Club--5,4 Home Ec. Club--3,4 LOUISE ROGERS uShe was a burning and a shining light.N Girl Reserve Club--1 Tiger Staff--4 MELBA SPARKS nWho deserves well needs not another's praise,n Girl Reserve Club--l,2,5,4 Pep Club--l,2,5,4 Science Club--4 Home Ec, Club--l,2 Home Room President--l,2,3 Class Secretary--3,4 Glee Club--1,2 GUY THGMAS Argument is the spice of life and Guy likes his well seasoned,n Isaac Walton Club--l Military Club--l Basketball--2,5,4 il ANNE WELBORNE nTruly thy light is sweet, and a pleasant thing to behold,n Glee Club--l,2,3,4 Home EC, Club--l,2,5,4 Girl Reserves Club--l,2,5,4 Class Secretary--4 President Home Rooms-4 Operetta--4 JACQUELYN WIEDEUURG . nAccomplishments are native to her,n . Girl Reserves Club--l,2,3,4 Home Ec. 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Covington, Betsy J Cowan, Catherine Cunningham, Mary Datillo, Francis Davenport, H. D. Davis, Cecil Davis, Gladys Davis,'Wallace Davis, Wilma Doss, Dorothy Drake, Roberta Draper, George Elliott, Robbie K Fears, Newall Garnett, Tom Gilliland, Betty J Griffin, Myra Haddock, Desma Haddock, Elizabeth Hall, Donald Hall, Norman Hammonds, Rebecca Hanberry, Dan Harris, Mary Edna Harris, Mary E Harrison, Dick Hayes, Frances Hayes, Vernon Hayes,'Winburn Haydon, Elizabeth Heltsley, Glendel Holman, Joe Hooper, Ann Holt, Barbara James, Florene Johnson, Agnes Jones, Louise Jordan, Charlene Kennedy, Marjorie Koon, Joe laWw,J.T, Loftus, Roy Lyon, Rice Mabry,'Wesley Mabry, J. W. 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H- Powell, Eugene Price, Herman Redd, Christine Redder, Lois Reed, Doris Reeder, Boyd Richardson, Burnice Russell, Irene Russell, Raymond Schollar, Clarence Seay, William Shanklin, Charles Sherron, Jane Sholar, Gwendolyn Sims, Diltz Sims, Louise Sivley, Vernon Smith, Clifton Smith, Marion Smithson, Harry Stadelman, Bobby Standard, Dorothy Stule, Josephine Stewart, Katherine Southern, Alice Thomas, Monnie Tobin, Rose Ann Todd, Buford Tuggle, Marjorie Tweddell, Dorothy Wade, Dorothy Walker, Gorden Walker, Jack Wallace, Roy Whitfield, E. O. Wilkins, Ann Williams, Elizabeth Willson, Lillian Hinfree, Mimi Wolf, Marjorie Wolf, Raymond Worsham, George Horsham, J. E. Worsham, Mary L. Wright, Ann Yancey, Elizabeth v , 1--.wr . Y: f, . , . -N 4' vw: -L-.,.1, , -rf. in Jw H I I 4 , ,A . , M A , , 1 . W E' ' . V I 5? 4 avi., .. 5 0- mf.. V , ,mffy a , v . , f Q. gr.-. 1 2 I , fwigfg -- ,gi ' 'i ' 1 3' H-21:5 -,L V VIH, .L-vw ' Zag' ' Q 'fly ..l LVN? L-P riff qw ' ' Nuff- up H . 4 . 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Q Brodie, Nettie Keach, Lillian Roper, Lawrence Brown, Oakley Keller, William Saturley, Edward V2-gf, Browning, Billy King, Alfred Shepherd, Betty eg Buckley, Le Nelle King, Logan Shepherd, Janice Buie, Dixon King, William Silvy, Elizabeth yi Cansler, Imogene Lawrence, Jane Simpson, James 55 Cayce, Doris Lawson, Jack Sisk, James Cayce, D, D, LeGate, Theodora Sivills, Liary D, g Cherry, Dorothy Lewis , Dorothy Smith, Dan Chiles, Sue Fan Lile, Vernon Smithson, Ben ' Claiborne, Jimmy McCord, Don Steele, Leslie Clark, Tom McGowan, John Stewart, John lx Clemmons, Billy Mason, Sara B, Stewart, Victor Coffman, Jerrine meahl, Starling Stitcs, Bill ,gg Coleman, Jean Minor, Helen Thomas, Dorothy J. sig, Collins, Archie Iiillcn, Karl Thomas, Harlan il Cooke, Dorothy Mitchell, Joanna Torian, Sam A Cowherd, Luther Mitchell, Robert Trabnt, Sara lf. L, Covington, Tommy llorxan, J. D. Vass, Austin Crenshaw, Gene Morris, David Venom, Pete i i Datillo, Josephine bl-corris, Howard Wade, wary D. 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J 1'..:'S'iv 1 -A-xr-' Q .gm 'Tl ffl -ya x . uf ' . , T' 'jf . rf' h:.fl.::, :N ik,,.?im i,f1,.f 1 ., , ,, W A X1 -mf V - trait Q if 5 Af ,F 4 3 Y 5 IGP! My wk f J J mu psi, I ,M 11 f v J V-N .- ,. '.9Jvh,3?: ' , .ffl . x ' 1,iwwf:?54' JAM. , ,..-a f f i.-N, Jsxglu vff f ,,.:,1 7 O2 U N5 5 r ,wg L' A is . 'af N gl t If SW ' A in nl' 1 6 A. us an - , ,, I.-.15 ,-.-gv 3' f :fl y V' --7. .auf 451-f ' - - .Vg 1, .fi 1. ,T33'r9--fl , , f Q, . ., '55, ,W , ..,,,.i M 1 4 r im, B ' 14, 4 V. .W y f, 1 I fl xv! L I ' I -. . 4. ., -N,-L I My ,-,ug an .., Q, , 1 u Ililllll Football The 1938 football season was one of the most successful ever enjoyed by Hopkinsville High School. The Tigers came through ten bruising games 'with only one defeat and in the percentage standings, figured on the basis of games wen and lost they ranked second in the Little Sixteen Conference, Coach Ralph Mills, in his second season at AHopkinsvillG, developed one of the highest-scoring elevens in the state. Coaches Mills and Mhseley started fall practice with thirty- six hand-picked boys and at the end of the season these same thirty-six huskies were still fighting their heads off for a place on the starting team, This wealth of material will pro- bably continue for years to come because Coach Oakley Brcwn's B squad had twenty or thirty promising young athletes on the field every afternoon to get their preliminary training, The 1938 season also marked the first full home schedule played in the new Tiger Stadium. The 335,000 plant was built with the aid of W, P, A, funds and covers the entire east side of the campus. The stadium.seats 3,000 spectators and feat- ures two complete dressing rooms underneath. The Tigers, using the Warner, doublefwinghack system, rode roughshod over eight opponents, In all, they amassed a grand total of 272 points against 47 for their opponents. The Hopkinsville gridders 'were honored at the close of the season by having four of their number picked as starters en the West- ern Kentucky All-Star team. After the All-Star game Gresham was picked on the second All-Kentucky team, Boyd and Bohn on the third, and Haddock on the fourth, f ??fiE'?3j' F 'il , ' r..mMv,,m. ., 4 wuax M ' v 1-If dj 4,, , ' Y .. 'LW f VF '-uma , :J,'1zs ' ?1Lr'J-'Y A ,Q-1.142-w, if , ' ,mW5 . ,P Q ,ML yr, Y f. - Q ' 1 5 W .-: I X 1 gag ,W , ,Q , , M b 'fi J.,5,1h qrigkmx Mtv 1 'F P vi H Riff 'M X ' 1LT?:' ':.:fe?L'f -f, ,. lghm-411 -1- wz-as-sf ' . , Q. ,-1211-1, 1 f -,gwj,5 1 , ,I 1- - 'gg . ' ll an n s Q Q 1 D '16 1 ff. ., F , , 375 -Q'-,J 'ff x41A f:',g.ff ia: 'L 1 , ,,'5 Jw, W W. ,- 1 - ii ' m.f,ET??ftg ' l'M,3W5g1!W ' ,'fWfE'?N . 'Q T 1 f 1 uw . ef 1 n ' y 'K-fu' 6, JI I Q. Q iff: H Eh. Info, A H,-431. -f imap A ...M . - -,,.. I 1 FOOTBALL SQUAD kel, Fran JZ' 35 com KH 'UC 50 0-D Cllr-I 0 'E C1 3 rn gi! s-5 QQ 0 QE EE H111 4 G 11:5 A nm 32 me Parri ette, irst Row: Mgr. Corn F Houston, Nelson, Marquess, , Light, Hulren -n 'H bgn w'u 054 D90 a R Oh Q4-P E c HE s Us-I O N 35 r4 3 o ,fm d Row: CI!! Se ssie, Ma Aldridge, 'W. Ps 0 .54 1-4 'r-1 C1 Q G Es 532 is QP: Q uf-in km 014 5-1? .5 5. 55' E6 Row: Mitchell, Gray, Weld Third Mills, Moseley, Dorris Coaches Brown, on Mills Coach: Head - fwfi ' -.xr q, :'-gm' , 1 .' , .1 H' +3 -'-2 ' ','.Q?av1.' -1 .N if ,. , ua 1, maid-'1VF?Lwfr'w ' . T'f.1,f'- 'M' , ., ,, L-Sy f+1'x?1 f , v i ' ' W XM , H wang F, W 'mm Gif, -'e 1 , 1 5,i4I,4J s w W WJ L 34 wgf- ff -- 1595.2 gg My .Q.g:ff.1-fwif- 'PY' 3- A g - -' ,S 53? 7 4 - :'. HJ 'W' 'lf NW A' ' Q . 14 1 1 ' ,gl A I .M1 ,EA5 5: H J s fb K 1 'Q v Q id, W , Q' 11, H 1 'I nw, A iw, Q 'R f ,fi yi 3 1 J A Q gy , L W I Q . 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The mOSt versatile performer in years. Haddock called signals and seldom blundered. Jack was the starting quarterback for the Western All-Stars. Charlie cornette .,.....,.wt. 151, Ht. 5' an ............oznd One of the best offensive ends in the state...The genial Senior gave an inspiring performance in e ery game, Kenneth Word ..., .... ..uQUt. 151, Ht. 5' ldn ,,,,, ,.,.,.., End The ulaziest men on tee fieldn yet 'ford develzped rapidly and threatened to seize a starting berth in the final games. H. D. Bohn ......,.... ..,f!t. 162, Ht. 5' 19N .. .... n.Tackle Bohn, the smartest lineman in years, a ded another good season to his xota1........,Was selected on the All-Star Squad and started the game as a tackle. , qt. U' on RaymOHd'YOlfS ......,... Aft. 185 L N ............ Tackle A coaches dream. ....... Big, fast, and tough ..... Tolfe was the terror of all op osing backs. Wharton Nelson -'-v ---- It- 152, Ht- 5' on .... ......... Tackle The alert Nelson was the best defensive tackle on the squad. Wharton was practically nunblockablen and was never known t let down. Erby Massie . .......... fft. 125, Ht. 6' 1' .. .,..,...0. gfaekie Massie played with true detern.nation and courage. Though handicappeu by a leg injury Erby continued to give all he had--for the team. Felix Guthrie .... ..... 'at. 165, Ht. G' GN ........ .,... Tackle Guthrie was one of the year's sensational niind5,n He developed into one of the squad's most prom sing lineman. John Light .. .... ....... Ut. 144, Ht. 6' O' ............. Guard Truly fast as u1ight.n John's bull-like charqes earned him a regular starting position. Perkins Marquess ....Jit. 165, Ht. 5' 3-OM uqcnanouosn ..Gl.1a.rd Perkins blocked a'd tackled with tanning force, A good digqnostician lar wess was alwavs nthere.H 1 9 . , 1 s. -H f - H W Garland'uilson .......Ht. 165, ht. b' 0 .......,.......Uuard In his first vars ty season lilson displayed sich abil- ity and fight tnat he soon beca e a regular, Ee 10023 like a future All-American, 1- , - G-.1 f. Ae V--1, -wwf-yy--f 5 ' ' ' M ' ' f ' ' ' x 4 I. J V isa l-4-Y , X , , . , ,, ., , 'wut ' v lf, w 'W , Avi, ..S -:,, QU' JV ,. R . ' ' - 1 gn IL H it .fig , , , , . QQQFQ . W M , 5 '? V' ' 533' I rf AML w ,N , . '55- !W14F'V,,: 5-U Wm Lak-Wi 1, .1 owls ' 5' ,fi . in , Q ...V A A , I - K 'fin 5 K: L 'Q V iii . :- HQ ' -f' J , -'yawn I dh- 5.221 - 'I' f 5 ,I . . ,.. , V, . ., 1 N . Coleman Clement ..,........JNt. 145, Ht, 5' 8U .,,.....Guard Clement, formerly with Marion, was one of the fastest most aggressive lineman on the field. He was never out guessed and came through for one tackle after another. Maurioo Boyd .... ........... wt. 160, Ht. 5' 9U ....... Center Boyd displayed such fight, spirit, and couroge through- out every game that he was recognized as one of the standout centers in the state, He was never known to make a bad pass. Boyd was the starting center for the , 'Western All-Stars. f Buddy Gresham . ............ Wt. 151, Ht, 5' lOn ....... ..Back H The tigers high-sioring ace, became a familiar sight as he started around an end, reversed his field, and smdrdr ed down the sideline for another touchdown. Buddy scomd 19 in all, and no d abt would have added more, had it not been-for an injury in the Paducah game. He was cho- sen as a member of the AllfStar squad despite his injngn Ed Hamby ...... ........c. Wt. 150, Ht. 5' 90 . .... ....... Back The most underrated man on the field, Hamby was une- qualed in backing np a line. When Ed tackled 'em you y could hear that leather popl. Joe Melton ws, Ht. 5' 7 ............sabk Joe was fast and one of the most deadly blocking backs in history...,.His competitive spirit was just as good. Tommy Gray .............JNt.'14a Ht. 5' 7U ........,...Back Tommy was the fi hting, smashing, scrapping tvpe. The lion-hearted Fresh.an asked no quarter and when the going got rough-uGray was in heaven! l Bobby Houston ...... ...,. 'Tt. 175, Ht. 6' Ou . ........... Back Houston possesscd plenty of ability and polish. He could toss a fortf vird pass without half trvinf and could match punts with anybody, Talker Barr ............. 't. l5l, Ht. 5' 70 . ...,,,,,, ,,5ack Barr was easily the fastest man on the squad. Gnce he spd ..'--n H got in an open 5 old it was just too bad. Walker was a Eggwxp P good tackler, too, hut, Gosh, how he could trzckl VfWWV'l 'E' lelcolm Mitchell , ....... 'ft. 165, Ht. 6' ln .........Q.. Back Exif Mitchell was the best pass receiver on the club. ne had E?Qfy plenty of abilitvg he only lacked experience. Shaq Russell ciikey ,g,,,,g,.grt. l55, Ht. 5' lln ..,,,,,,, ,,saCk f The lanky Senior was playing his first year but he came W along fast and showed himself to be one oi the best backs we had. Gilkfy had remarkable judgment, his pass defense was air ti ht. John Harrison, manager ..... John swept out the dressing room and did all the other dirty work. Ee typified tVe spir- it of the student Lfdy that was determined to do any- thing to have a food team. f 'Yin 5 7 'F' ive Eff 7'- if 'sf QM- -In I' F, f-cm, ', 5 . ei 'AL -, Riff , i , . .Lb --vu., Uffiif wee-V 1 an w a Q X 'yy 1 ualguj 15 9 -if , fs mg, 4 Min: fx va withal! n 'Yfwn' .v ,-qv 4 .-. '- za-nan. asf A.a ,. , 1 V Wx l 2 QW, :J A QT 5, 9.55 W- . ' R H - -117 5 . Z' in 1 ,. fig. !..e.,A., t W rl -e Q f , ,L., Q ' . Q ., .A bw. I , fi, ,,.:,k 5' gm 1 f H Q , 4 , f Aff, I-fi w HZ 1 4. , .4 e 'f - ,Q 5 -a rg 'hw 9 Pg ' 11, 1 .' N, ' 41-+5 ' . HL m mx 'w 4 Je, A iini .LL .J'r':-XR-5 1, 1 Lexmoton Qoack M3 H3 0 Hnlsrnnsvnuv. This year, for the first time in the state high school football history, an All-Star game was played on the gridiron at the Univer- sity of Kentucky. The game was held under the auspices of the Oleika Temple of the Shrine for the benefit of the Crippled Children's Hospital. The boys who represented the cream of the state high school crop, were elected, through a poll conducted by the Courier Journal. Of the 22 boys and 4 coaches representing the Western part of the state, Hopkinsville was honored by having 5 representatives. This group was the largest dele- gation selected from any school in the state. The Hopkinsville representatives were Jack Haddock, who was the Western captain, Maurice Boyd, Malcolm Frankel, H. D. Bohn, ana Coach Ralph Mills. The first three boys named made the starting line-up while Bohn played an outstanding game throughout the contest. Although the scores would indicate that it was a defensive battle, the fans witnessed two well oiled machines in operation. An enjoyable week was spent in preparation for the game and lt is the hope of foot- ball admirers that the game will be held annually. Vm' M 1 E 'We 1 bl. w rw, J L -qi 1 A , 4 . F5 ' Qs ' Q . 5, , 's -,,3-qv X, .4 ly- A .lr , ff' Ea: AV --ffm, 5 g up 5 ' f,,:, 15,1 -' -.y J' :rv - A ,mt g fxiw g K 4 - ' -f5f wez2 f .W If , Lyn gffiif . f L- - wn, pg - wp.:-,g , , ,., , N, 4' .5 fil- Qg f im M,-HL , 'Y 5 'ww -. .L' QQ ' U1 ,,,,, A , I ' -Z fgsw- ' :f F, , . ., 1 QQ: ' if 11 V -f 7' -' ' --f 1n n-a-1-e2fae:iwa.sfs:ir1a-ga-1....:n1f..,n. -as-Lan as,-.... aa:-..av,f:-ww.-.m : f,1.w..J.:fk:..L-,. Q . V 'i Basketball The 1958 - l939 Hopkinsville basketball team.was one of the most successful to wear the orange and black in recent years. Although the Tiger cagers 'were slow starting, they soon gathered momentum and finished the season in a blaze of glory. The local quintet won 17 of their last 21 games and breezed through to the Eighth District Championship before fdb tering in the first round of the regional tourney at Madison- ville. The Tigers were a bit shaky at the opening of the season but managed to hold their own during the first semester, At mid-term they lost Thomas, Horrel, and Houston but regained the services of Captain Peden and Buddy Gresham. Coach Oakley Brown then set about the difficult task of rebuilding his team and developing a 'Winning combination for the tournament which was only a month away. Peden's presence had an immediate effect as the team began to pick up. Although losing to the strong Madisonville and Central City outfits, they snapped back and decisively whipped Clarksville and Russellville. In the month of Febru- ary the Tigers lost 'only one game and were regarded as the team to beat in the district tournament. The Hoptowns beat Guthrie in the first round and got re- venge on Lafayette in the second. Then by trounoing the scrap- py Trenton Purples, they gained a final berth against Crof- ton. With the chips on the table, the local five displayed a brilliant finish and won going away to grab the tournament tro- phy. In addition the Tigers placed three men, Beavers, Mitchell, and Haddock, on the All-Tournament team, Hope began to run high when the victorious Hoptown cagcrs learned that they had drawn Crofton in the first round of the Second regional tourney at Madisonville the following week- end. Remembering their three previous triumphs over the Cou- gars they began to cast dreamy glances at Lexington, but this very over-confidence proved their downfall. The Crofton boys tried once more and were not to be denied as they noscd- out the Tigers in a thrilling rally and smashed the local's chances of going to the finals. VM- - nw? J F.. rf! ' x ,- f :ml -.1 H ,gf A - my 4 .W M ., , .wv.fQ.' -- 1 r mf nl., '4 .,.H. : Y, A .91 -iiidlf :Mr 0 .1 dnl- -if R I-Y . r.. TN 5 , 2QP3f'?fpf1kf5f-112' Q PP,-. qw 'W PM KJ. ,, W iv' 1 f.1'd1:..'5 - gh 1 on ' 11 1 A .ky 'Qi' ' WY - . 1 . Q dr ' if ifwr BASKETBALL SQUAD Front Row-Gresham, Beavers, Capt. Peden, Haddock, Mitchell Second Row-Asst. Manager Barnes, Smith, Johnson, ?ardue, Seay, DeHart Tinsley, Adams, Brown, Manager Warren Third Row-Gray, D. Peden, Wooldridge, wilson, Marquess, Hamby, Almy Clifty Lafayette Crofton Central City Cadiz Crofton Sinking Fork Trenton Russellville Guthrie Elkton Bowling Green W 6 15 22 23 U 17 lb 21 21 25 25 59 20 27 Coaches: Mills, Head Coach Brown SCHEDULE They 16 Madisonville 12 Clarksville 11 Russellville 24 Central City 22 Bowling Green 19 Esrlington 13 Cadiz 22 Lafayette 24 Earllngton 15 Madisonville 24 Trenton 45 Gu 'Chr' 1 e Champion of District Tournament he 18 24 rs.. A, LJ Z6 21 bi B5 :L fl? 49 SO El 58 They .,,. .Ju 2l 7 '11 , V 36 14 1.0 lu' CT ol U 15 SJ SL li -vm fftfff 1: 1. 1 11. a -' wh: 'n '-' 5 ? ,M , fr' 3 -3 ,, .N Eg: ., X: agfrx f 1 1 x ,. '45 1 ,N 17 'I W' Aft' V15 2 332353 4 s ,124 ff 529 : f 9 1 35 P V T-'ff 5,Q WRU ,buf , 1. 5 WWW? , w K Y- ' Yf'f ' vi, 5 HETLZ4 ff T .MY 15? ' 1 ? fS3'ax-f- 2? E aw. , QQ, I 1 4, CHM IES ,gr -, ffff:-:ff T:,.,...f.:m,ff, , fi 'xfw ' ,QW ilk.: ff-1 . ,F f 'K .V M555 N5 .af L M3554 1, gs H , ii 'wi li' , of 15 57 ' Big' 1 EIQTSRI sms' ' ,..4,.. , ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-chief - Maurice Boyd Associate Editors--Billy Garnett ----Ellen Roper Club Editor --------- Lillian Tate Senior Editor ------ Alice Brasher Art Editor -------- Sybil Richards Asst. Art Editors--Billy Horrell --Raymond Goode --Bobby Houston Assistant Editors--Charles Cornette ---Margaret Morton - -------- Ivyl Lila Sports Editor ------ James Wooldridge MUS1C Editor ----- ------- Ben Winfpgg Typists--- ------- Martha Ann Coleman - -------- Helen Warren --- ----- --Ann Pierce Business Manager--Billy Morris Assistant Business Managers Mae Lacy Eleanor Crenshaw Betty Jane McCord Kenneth Word Ann Wadlington Buddy Gresham Joe Stites Faculty Advisors Mrs. Blair Mr. Mills Mr. Butler , if fr ' 1 ' ' 7 qww f L ix TAM f--i-4 ' Aw. wif V .- .. f , 9 V. ,Msg . - , 1,-visas? - gwjighi 1112 , 1- 115591-1 .- 1 2521-.-353 W ' 5 ?'lf.3WF31f9. :W'i1J'. '11 1' -7 'gif pf , '17 ' fgliffzgj 'V ' im 1- 9 H211 l . ' ' , iii. I 1-. J F . . E! FORENSIC CLUB Baker, Robert Bodell, Jessie Breathitt, Ned Brodie, Nettie Brown, Sara Buckley, Le Hella Cannon, John Cayce, Granville Clement, Coleman Coleman, Martha Ann Denny, Nancy Garnett, Dmne W. Garnett, Billy Garnett, Thomas Garrett, Anne Gray, Kathleen Sponsors Miss Crowder T -u-1... - X x X Hanberry, Dan Lacy, Frank Long, Billy Luther, Harold Marquess, Evelyn Heahl, Starling Radford, Nancy Redden, Lois M. Roper, Ellen ' Stites, Joe Stites, John Stltes, Fill Tucker, Xilbur Wolfe, Marjorie Wooldridge, Jame ',Y:r'i,jht , Ann Mrs. Duffer S . i' n, x 1 v N, 1 v in , 25, ' 1.5 , '- ke 27 , K., .W Ti Ti QL TJ' Vi. ff,-' Qi - 133. jf , -n L'-'I WW.- +V' P 'L 5, - E, ,L f V, wg-, w ' 'lwf?ff 3, 2' f W .5-fy .931 E9 A PW, Ifaf, 54 '14 - ,gin L, nf an SM- . , Ei FY. likes' L ' , , GEEK-1 Q, 'v - nm:- ' ...,..., i ? vf+T'i f HOPKINSVILLE FORENSIC CLUB There is probably no other activity at Hopkinsville High School which develops leadership to such an extent as does the Hopkinsville Forensic Club. The purpose of this organi- zation is to furthur public speaking of all kinds. The club is divided into two sections,Junior and Senior, and has as its sponsors Miss Florence Crowder and Mrs. G. M. Duffer. Members of the junior high school take great interest in the local oratorical declamation contests and compete for prizes donated by local merchants. The eighth grade is an entrant in the state-wide public discussion contest. 1SHi0T high school students, and freshmen may participate in the state-wide speaking contests sponsored by the University of Kentucky. These include oratorical declamation, poetry read- ing, public discussion, radio speaking, extemporaneous speak- ing, and interpretative reading. The officers of the club for the spring semester fduring which practically all of its work is done! are Billy Garnett, Presidentg Ellen Roper, Vice presidentg and Nancy Radford , Secretary-Treasurer. WINNERS OF THE CONTESTS Oratorical Declametion ------------------------- -John Stites Interpretative Reading -------------------------- Nancy Radford Poetry Reading ------------------------- -------- Nancy Radford Discussion--K. E. A.l--- ------- --------------- Harold Luther High School Discussion--K. E. AJ --------------------------- Nancy Denny 7th R 8th Grades Extemporaneous Speaking ---------'--------------- Billy Garnett Radio Speaking ------ -------- ---------------- ---- Billy Garnett From the above local winners, Billy Garnett was chosento represent the school in the State Contest in Extemporaneous Speaking and in Radio Speaking. Nancy Radford, won second place in Interpretative Reading, and Nancy Denny, won second place in Eighth Grade Public Discussion. fg lww--mf ,Q-3-'-wki .1 Q ,J v. A - u we an-1. WTA Q ,M ,..,,. ,. H 9 ' ' .ru A ' ui q 1112253-T mai: ' ' 122' .1 Vs , x '1 can Mah K 'M Wy. . +.'Qe,j Q 15, 1 .-M NZM: .le Hr .fs-Q Vg, . v F1-E fav 32 ,. ',V,LL A 2 uf- X I7 1 L C 'K umm-aw. .W , N, uf 4 y , . l 'Z 11 y ? J sf l 3 .,f.,..'i.E . 4, 5 nmy42.,1n W-? !QI' V ' 9 4Qgm44a ??U4W'fQ Emi: g',5 p,3g,H'5 iffff J if A 5?-w m 4. L., K ,ig M . ,gf ,F , . ' E w - W fe I E 1 ' li ,H fi, loam! 11, ng, . 4 ai Adams, Jane Alder, Eva Lena Anderson, Marjorie Andrew, Betty Bacon, Margaret Baker, Helen Barr, Jayne Bennett, Dorothy Brasher, Alice Burkholder, Martha Capps, Amanell Casey, Dorothy Cayce, Dorothy Claiborne, Clarice Claiborne, Jane Collins, Mary Pink Conway, Marjorie Crenshaw, Eleanor Crews, Mary Alice Cowherd, Adelia Dade, Catherine Denny, Nancy Davis, Wilma Dossett, Esther Farmer, Frances Fuller, Margaret Gary, Anne GIRL HHSEQVES Gore, Grace Ham ond, Ann Hammond, Evelyn Hammond, Mary Hancock, Marjorie Harned, Harrie, Harper, Nurtman Haydon, Hays, F Uenard, Houchen Hubbard Johnson Jordan, Keel, M Lacy, M Latham, I Glenn Mary Edna Mildred Annie L. Elizabeth PELIICGS 9 I J Betsy Maria Frances Anne Charlene ary D. ae Tina Major, Mattie Massle, Henrietta McCollum, Ruth McCord, McKnigh wcxnign Meares, Melton, Betty Jan t, Martha n, Mary Lucille Mary E. e J. Gary, Caroline Mitchell, Mary Eli Gray, Gloria Nobley, Nannie Gray, H3361 Morris, Jane Green, Charles Morton, Margaret Sponsors 7555 gg,Hf,,C,,, Pisa ?1 Z'i1f1C V V W all G,,l,,Y., - ,eewgfgiizlqlyjwgfi 'Ew3H?J9i7'D' Ti'-VIZ., ,. 1 . . APL Ri' cqnqww .mnofw- Y Val, ,W 1 1 , ,,. , ,,1 1 J, .wyM,,- C. . 5, S V f -'vs Murphy, Jean Page, Page? Palmer, Virginia Peace, Margaret Pearsons, Marlene Perry, Alice Phipps, Beulah Radford, Nancy Randolph, Louise Redd, Christine Saturley, Virginia Shepherd, Betty Sholar, Gwendolyn Smi th, June Southern, Alice Sparks, Iris Sparks, Melba Tate, Lillian Thomas, Louise Betsy Trabue, Trig5, Joyce Tweddell, Dorothy Wedlington, Ann Wallace, Ve Necfe .s. . Warder, Hlwanda Warren, Helen West, Christine Wiley, xeghy Tilllams, Yfr,ery Linfree, Mary Q - ,,.. ...F ,..,- ,I -My X :Q ff'g'5,3?g?n 2' 1 w':E:fQt1'!fk ,- 4+-? 'l x ' 1 Y' Y w , V, .LA , 33: Q- . ff'iiy?'is,r EY 'f ' 41- a - ' , f. wiwwvn ,,p,Up,y fi 5 Q 4 at is I...- I g i I--H-- 1-.-..-.T i - C . ... . .-.I ilil al QW Girl Reserve Club The Girl Reserve Club of the Hopkinsville High School was organized in the fall of 1924. Except for a part of one year this organization has been active since its beginning. Girl Reserves are the teen-age girls of the Young'Women's Christian Association. Their purpose is To Face Life Square- ly and To Find and Give the Best. The triangle, which is the club symbol, represents the three-fold aim: to develop men- tally, physically, and spiritually. The code of the Girl Reserves is: Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times. The Girl Reserves of H. H. S. have been liberal in help- ingfothers at Thanksgiving and at Christmas as well as at oth- er times. They have served in various capacities not only for their school but also for the town and community. The Girl Re- serves Club of 1958-59 was very successful. The officers for the year were: Lillian Tate, presidentg Ann'Welborn, vice-presidentg Betsy Trabue, seoretaryg and Iris Sparks, treasurer. Reserves of H. H. S. ever be true to their I will do my best to honor God, My Country, to help other girls and to be in all ways a r of the Girl Reserves. Why the Girl pledge, which is: and My Com unity, 1Qyal, true membe ,fi ,s 2. , ffilfls - iii- , A W? N- , .L- M 4,fY ' 5.-'J 1-- 1' 4 s. 'Y -2 fr. ,, L if lv' an fa ' X .. -:N-V 2 Q 4 'N 'mm r A s , w -, -. A .f,,19x ' .,'wf ' 1 f ...M ,.,e ,Qual 1 fi' A . , .1,, - ine., 0-1--5 gf, ag -jf: , :fe f ,Nm A rx, 15. t: W 2. M W. me X 5?-i1'f f f. zeal naw, LfI'..wiT' ' 'M' ' 327' -ma J. ,,s QE . v -3 ffm. , VW-H-at-'il ' e me Ae 1 gli. .nllrga 1 Adams, Jane Adams, Peggy Alder, Eva Lena Anderson, Marjorie Ashby, Frances Baker, Anna Belle Baker, Helen Baker, June Brodie, Alice Brodie, Nettie Brown, Catherine Brown, Marion Brown, Sara Cayce, Doris Claiborne, Carolyn Cobb, Virginia Coleman, Martha A. Collins, Mary Pink Combs, June Cornelius, Vivian Crenshaw, Eleanor Denny, Nancy Doss, Mary Louise Mrs. MCKGS HOME ECGNOMICS CLUB Dowdy, Gladys Drake, Roberta Ficken, Nancy Fish, Josephine Gary, Anne Gary, Caroline Gray, Ellen Hope Haddock, Elizabeth Harper, Mildred Harris, Mary Edna Hartman, Anna L. Haydon, Elizabeth Hays, Frances Henard, Betsy Henderson, Elinor Hill, Emogene Johnson, Anne Lawrence, Jane Lilo, Ivyl Lyon, Marion Marquess, Evelyn Martin, Jenny Lind Sponsors v 5 ... Vw., McCollum, Ruth Meacham, Jean Mears, Lucille Melton, Mary E. Mitchell, Joana Morris, Mary Page, Marjorie M. Perkins, Lillie B. Pierce, Ann Pool, Clarice Randolph, Louise Shepherd, Sybil Smith, June Sparks, Iris Southern, Alice Standard, Dorothy Thomas, Ronnie Warren, Helen West, Christine Wilkins, Ann Williams, Elizabeth Wolfe, Marjorie Word, Madeline Mrs. Venable '21 Z 5, ig, .P-' ,J -v-. .1 ap' Z, T , M., 1 - ,M 'M v-- .,1f.f e 53 1. Q :gg,',:u n 'Q A . . A 1 5i?Q12if7, K jg,?f1.:.,,'f,f1v V M! Bw. ' a 9 3212? , I ii f ay, ,gg , wr, , . y , I Q ' . . 'Hi- 4, I Home Economics Club To do and say the kindest things in the kindest way, Colors: Green and white This year the Home Economics Club of the Hopkinsville High School has enjoyed another successful year with a member- ship of seventy girls. The officers are: Betsy Henard, Pres- identg Virginia Cobb, Vice-presidentg Ivyl Lile, Secretaryg Martha Ann Coleman, Treasurerg Mrs. McKee and Mrs. Venable, Sponsors. Every other Monday, during the fourth period, the club members meet for a short business session, after which varied programs on subjects of vital interest are presented by club members and guests. A Backward Party, a tea, and a banquet have been the out- standing social events of the year. Creed I have to live with myself and so I want to be fit for myself to know, I want to be able as the days go by Always to look myself straight in the eyesg I don't want to stand with the setting sun And hate myself for the things I've done, I want to be able to like myself, I don't want to look at myself and know That I'm bluster and bluff and empty show, I never can hide myself from me, I see what others may never see, I know what others may never know I never can fool myself--and so Whatever happens, I want to be . 'Self-respecting and conscience free, . 4 ,K -1 V .,,,.,, .. Q' ar In ,gf 3. Him! ., r it f. ,- ,, ,vw M K ' a v 45,4 -' CQ- 4, n wi 8 1 T1 , I -gn 0 ' R I 4. W iq? 1 , , W 5: ki , 31' 2 J- fwnig. 4 ffffslw f? 1 lv w. - f' - , .f Ju J.-21 ' if ? W-1f?f?P wf5E:H1 1 T x ,xv . 1 hx ,:5,l.I 2 ei Lf in , 1- ,- 5 awk , X Egie yy -1 s, ,wh ,ag ,,. ,gn Jae 4 ii gill ,qw mfef 5245 i gl Jin cr 9 5 aw , E M Trai ' ' L, 25.4 Qg wig .NW ETIFWSK . , an-:oz-1 11-, Mi -QY1 1 M v.g WU M Z 2,11 'W' N-J D, .,x, S 31 QSM V I ,E uazmfgf...-4..A .1m,0,,L LMA-M 43-J . .-,F me..- J., fq,,.,,.,, .,,,,.-, ,4 X Gee Chandler Myers Thomas Turbeville Williamson Melton Lacy Bohn Mrs. Venable VfiQWWlUfw23E53 3QiE5iFg?im., 3 2 W L 1 Gentry Altsheler Winfree Adams Miles Word, Gresham, Baker Hammonds Hays Goode Stratton Sponsors Mrs. McKee B Q 5 , QwmiillWEEEMNHHMHEHMHSENESHSHRQGaimHQQWHMEESTHWEHHDHHSSST , , 1, ' .,l,w W V, . I M 4- .,g7,T,i.y-L ws'V , 54 .wh .v., Thifl Q fa: . -., EU'b2' J 44' Q1 f 1 Ja Xia' Lg , WL1 H Q ' - X 'S Y 6 -. .f -..-'- :sf w w.- 15452 A?f'i'1w'a?5n , --ligase ,-,wind-,v.:f,g I ' '2 'ur' ' .5 .xt , 2 The He Club In the fall of' 1953 the 'lHe Club of the Hopkinsville High School was organized by Mrs. McKee, Since that time the club has been one of the outstanding clubs of H. H. S, The present officers are: Buddy Gresham, president, Rob- ert Baker, vice-president, Kenneth Word, secretary and treas- er Mrs Venable and Mrs McKee, sponsors. ur 5 . , - . - - The aims are: toqdevelop leadership, initiative, person- ality and social poise, to keep in touch and work with -other state and federal organizations, to provide training for young boys according to their natural interest, to form a connecting link between home and schoolg to improve personal courtesies. The motto is, HAS our boyhood is now, so shall our? man- hood be , Club Yell: Rickety Rackety Hee What shall our future be? Rickety Rackety Ray Just what we are to-day, 'Hen Club, uheu Club, nHen Club Colors: Green and white The members are: Adams, Clifton Altsheler, Joe Baker, Robert BOM, H1 Do Chandler, John Gee, Phil Gentry, A. D. Goode, Raynond Gresham, Buddy Hammonds, Bill Hays, Edward Key, Karl Lyon, Rice Club, Lacy, Frank Melton, Joe Miles, Bob Myers, James Stigall, C, W, Stratton, C. W Thomas , Henry Turbeville,iWilfred Williamson, Cy Winfree, Ben Word, Kenneth Qi' ii. ,K P -5555? fl .Ti,m.,, ,-.E ,. ., f34f ffafas.f',w,: iffqig it fm 'ff F-.,,-mi f -,f ug! 4, all , Vw, y-'K ..f P7 ml M Q 'f 'M 5' . ' -11 sup, H w 1' un 14 ax 9 I 1-FM wr fr JU X L' . tx n 'Q Na U I ,J , i jx! , '1 -.. .Tin J , :ii JW? H k,1'ffZJ , 5 1217- N ,iffa wi' 'F'-ff' Jrn. CLUB JUNXOIQ GLEE 21 ww Yi ' af 2--5. 11 U? X nw :ww hw . ' J, 7 i JT if -Wuu 5 s 'ki 'gfml mi, 'RMB M9351 31, y 7 It fn 'Q ,M W.,-if .. , , ' I fi: ,, if Z, Bailey, Warren Bohn, Esther Brodie, Nettie Brown, Oakley Buckley, Le Nelle Cayce, Betty Cayce, Nancy Cherry, Dorothy Chiles, Sue Fan Claiborne, Carolyn Claiborne, Jimmy Clark, Tom Coffman, Jerrine Cook, Dorothy Covington, Tommy Crenshaw, Susan Cunningham, Susan Dattilo, Josephine Denny, Nancy Dossett, Esther Dowdy, Gladys Fish, Josephine Gafford, Ernest Gafford, Jeanette Gafford, Mary F. Gary, Ann Gray, Kathleen Gray, Mary W Hammond, Ann Hammond, Mary JUNIOR GLEE CLUB Hancock, James Hankins, Margaret Henderson, Eleanor Herron, Alcenia J ohnson, ,Ann Kirkpatrick, Louis Kissner, James J Lawrence, Jane Lewis, Dorothy Mclntosh, Wanda McKnight, Martha Jane Maben, Dorothy Marquess, Eva Marquess, Evelyn Miller, Lillian Minor, Helen Mitchell, Joanna Mitchell, Muriel Morris, Nora Morse, Mildred Moss, Carrie Lee Moss, Ed Mulrenin, Betty Page, Margie Perdue, Tom Parker, Edna Parsons, Wallace Pearson, Marlene Peden, Katherine Petty,'Arlene Powell, Eugene Powell, Juanita Redden, Lois Reed, Doris Rittenberry, Alene Rittenberry, Hazel Rives, Juanita Russell,'Irene Saturley, Edward Shepherd, Betty Sholar, Gwendolyn Sims, Diltz Sivills, Mary Southern, Alice Steele, Josephine Thomas, Monnie Todd, Buford Torian, Sam Walker, Talmadge West, Dorothy Wilkins, Ann Williams, Elizabeth Wilson, Lillian Wolfe, Majorie Word, Corrine Word, Joyce Worsham, Mary Wright, Ann Wright, Jane Wyatt, Helen f Yancey, Elizabeth - f ace- 'V !:':4z V ,1 ,Il M lx 2 r 1 i ' , rl - .A EJ: 'Q , ,U I .QM n -l v 1. W ww U ,..1.,.,,5 -. W 7- .N 1 Q Q . I , 2. . . Q 't 1- f , ,J .. 1 , ' 1 o - W x A - :- I 5 1 ff , ' , , I - F' 2 3 - ' Q N 1' , 'L -. ' , f ,gtffilv l ' W 1- -is-:'-'N 'f M W . fx in ' . -.Qfm X' 41:1-, 2 DPI: , Jffi . Qu: 'wx HHH? I ,X CLUB GLEE IOP :FN X 5 A -4 um V- , ,W . . L4 I Hmxq, 4 :, .l,,W ' 1 'f HW ' 1' 1- ,ua H ,rm '55 f. , 4, , , 1 ' X nf ' 3- if Y GLS' . , .W ff. 1 11 .1 :RE M . f i' Ijff v- n., .wg . '- 'jfj 'Q ?, ,Hf6p1,'?f ,mi X Q , gxlxrg . ' -W .V s ' A 1 1 ' v ew Adams, Peggy Aldridge, Woodrow Anderson,'Marjorie Armstrong, Charlotte Austin, William Bass, Viola Bexley, Marjorie Boyd, Ora Lee Boyd, Willard Brodie, Alice Brown, Sarah Carmack,'Cardin Chandler, Ann Cherry, Clay Chiles, Ann Colley, Wallace Collins,'Mary Cornette, Charles Cowan, Catherine Cowan, Thomas Dade,'Catherine Davis, Cecil Davis, Gladys Davis, Wilma SENIOR GLEE CLUB Doss, Mary Louise Drake, Roberta Embry,'Thomas Gentry, A. D Gilliland, Betty Jo Gore, Grace Gresham, Buddy Gresham, Katherine Hall, Dorothy Haddock, Desma Haddock, Jack Haydon, Elizabeth Hayes, June Hayes, Winburn Hightower, Charlotte Holt, Barbara Houston, Bobby James, Florene Kennedy, Marjorie Lewis, Reams Lile, Ivyl Major, Mattie Mason,'Geneva Massie, Henrietta mcfoid, Bet+y Jane Meeie Tucille Melton, Lary Wvelyn Mitchell, Malcolm iitchell, Rebecca Morris, B1ll5 Perkins, Roman Pnipos, Wvelyn Pric , Herman Picharu , syril eaturley, Virginia me y, Jeanette shepherd Sybil Smith, June Smithson, Harry Stites, Joe Tate, Lillian Trigg, Joyce Wade, Iovee Warder, Elwanoa Welborn, Ann Weldon, John West, Ophelia Williams, Luthell McCollum, Ruth Ill N ,J J .V Q3 ,L M6 4,-I e,, I gf svfpw A X: Yf?'?fE5ffiE ' ' vi ' '-'U HJ , X ,pdf 4 I sq F f. 2 H5 I '94 4- A Q xr 4 K . f . , 1 ' ,. , I V ' 'f. 4 f 4 ,., Z., 1 K - '1' Y A 1: 1' 4- f 1 Q .za 1 A I i. 5 .a , ..,, , - W' 2.51 Y .dy ,1 f 'ff J , .:. X. 'Q . 9 'lm .. I i , My 'f.L,i ' ggew f ','f:,Q,J11'iw ': A-fam-51? BARBAROSSA OF BARBARY Thursday night, December 15, 1958 the Dramatic Club under the supervision of Miss Weldon, Mr. Mills, and Mr. Leb- kuecher presented a musical comedy entitled WBarbarossa of Barbary.H Mr. Uphoff had charge of the scenery which was most effective. , ' A short precis of the operetta follows: Barbarossa, QBobby Houstonl a renegade Greek has made himself ruler of the Algerian pirates. Barbarossa has many beautiful slaves and is always accompanied by Tingad C Thomas Beavers J, his Ethiopian slave. Commodore Decatur, fwallaco Colleyl, of the United States Havy, goes to Algiers to inform Barbarossa that the United States government will no longer pay tribute money into his fathomless pockets and that he must sign a treaty to molest American shipping no longer. Decatur falls in love with Althea, Linn Ilielbornl Barbarossa's daughter, but Barba- rossa wants her to wed Mulai Ahmed Q Joe Stites J, the Bey of Morocco. Jim Crow KCharles Cornettel, Decetur's colored ser- vant, fills Barbarossa's ears with tales of the great busi- ness success the Greeks have had in America. Barbarossa calls his tpirates from the sea and they open restaurants , candy shops, and bootblacking stands, under the guidance of Jim. Jim at the same time is Winning Barbarossa's money by teaching him the American game of dice. Barbsrossa eventually becomes angered at losing his money to Jim and at the same time, losing his revenue from his pirates, who now refuse to divide their profits with him. He rebels and is about to cast Decatur, Jim and Ferdinand fJack Haddockl, officer of a captured ship, into rrison when his plans are frustrated by the arrival of the French consul, flvialcolm Mitchellj. He informs Barbarossa that forty thou- sand French soldiers have captured Algiers and that the only way he can escape with his life is to abdicate his throne and leave Algiers, taking the Bey of Morocco with him. This leaves the lovers, Decatur and Althea, and Ierdinand and Isa- bella C Jeanette Seay D, to follow' the dictatesof their own hearts and all ends happily--even for Barbarossa and Mulai Ahmed who decide to go to America, open a Greek restaurant, and hire Jim to cook for them. The chorus work was given by the Senior Clee Club and accompaniment was furnished by the orchestra. . iw, Tftifii' Qi, 531,54 1 f fd fm 5 r 1 Q , ' '59, ' . ..- 5 4 . ia-Va. LH . .,, A. 4. u -Q . a ,L 4, I ..,i,fx, 4 ,Q P 1 ,, :A .JN f 1 . 1 1 , 1 . . I x 1' Q' V I , -M xt f .-J Q 'ux I J' ,, .. .. M - 1- . .. Q . Q .f. I vi-1 f N Sm Y- LL' Ti- -,-4 Q. , 5 .. .. fl. - P' Q 'af in X ,,., 3 .. I , 9 1+ --Q , , A H I w K1 '7 ' Li. . . Jxf 5 . 1' V 1342? 444, , 11-.Q 'IZ-'mls 1 K h 1.2 :4- J 4' -M 6 A1 ,-mf. 1, L gpm V1.1 2 ' SCIENCE CLUB QNA TIONALQ 15 Y .W 9 N 1 5 5 Woman SOCIETY QQ1 og f lf .J V050 0? X W na 3 4.1 7 1 ' 17 'm. ' f 1l'Y1f.,-f 'WN f - . mg ,., ,A vi , Wil? rf - SQ.. ' 'HILQZM .. -P ' u ffl: , ivaziih .,a,,f,7gir' .. I f- M -wv . fm QM. ibw R 16. A ,V 3-mgevf xi s fs? . ,' Q 1, if ' A g T l T Science Club During the past semester, the members of the 50191109 Club have enjoyed a number of interesting experiments and talks as well as the presentation of their play, WThanks Awfully,W in December. Each division, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics, has done its part in ithe preparation of the programs. The sponsors of the club are Dr. Saunders and Mr. Mills. A Officers A Erby Lee Massie.......Treasurer A Barbara Neblett.......3ecretary Joe Stites............President ' Members Roper, Ellen Baker, Robert Bass, Viola ' Stites, Joe Trice, James Trice, John Payne, Faxon Saunders, Jimmy Seay, Jeanette ' Tinsley, Sam Tucker, Wilbur Turbeville, Wilfred Clement, Coleman Gilkey, Russell Harris, Margaret Humphries, Mary Virginia Long, Billy Massie, Erby Lee Neblett, Barbara Nelson, Wharton Pugh, Billy f lj W0 1 C .Fir-ffm 1,.W .nf-, 0 a ii Q17 0 . 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The student is rated by the s and nxnmers of his class on three points: Lead- the hi light in the Billy torium by the present members, Russell Gilkey, , Joe Stites, Jean Murphy, and Ellen Roper. During initiation the following new members were tapped: Robert Baker Sybil Richards Maurice Boyd Iris Sparks . Virginia Cobb Sam Tinsley Mary Va. Humphrey 'Wilfred Turbeville Ivyl Lile Bon Winfree Billy Mhrris James Wooldridge Nancy Radford Officers Prgsidgnt, , , , g . , Russell Gilkey Vice-president . . . . Robert Baker Secretary. . . . . . Jean Murphy Treasurer, . . . . . . Iris Sparks Sponsors Miss Brooks Mr. Pctrie .4 mg. fi? 5, ,Av Q , 1 F -5 'Fl 1 w. 1 , ,z'rw.- lf 1 ' f K . ,32Mii.g f,,L: I ,, ,-,mmf , , A: 1 vw .,. A A ,4 ., , .J K, . .M - 'I xii 5, M v rw ' A ,- Q si ' Q s' A M v OI 'D ,V 4 Q fax Q7 fm Q .yr 5 ', 4 V . .1 V - U J A V k' 1 H554 . ai , . .L 1, I ,. 4 . .,.., ,, 1 ,Q wi if ' iqQff::7? Elm::.1sT '15 ' A fl Vit' '1 Q Z QE m xl 3 J: w V7 1 Q 2: HODKXXVSVILLE r xii! W, -V in , ,. . QW, lo J, .F ,f ,.-, 1 'fn x ,Q may ,L rv 1 f A ' ' . , f' ,Vg 1: .5 ,Q 'n ,H AVA 5 wh 1,1 V , W4-, .,,, 1 - 4J,f.:fv ' P 1 ,,,. ? 1 LL, - EW..-'ifffif fitzpghfgxr ,-r,f,1,!.-jim-' Y 'Q-rg 'zz-Q, w . -,.:'f' 1. , 'Phil 1 , . L .rwclfv 4 f' 1-'11'xf5tl2- ' ' Y?- 14 E4k Qifitvjl itsuihff - . LAFJFQ ' ' 5- mgj 1 V f Q BAND Drum Majorettes --------- June Smith Ann Chandler Sponsor ----------------- Martha Ann Miller Drum Major -------------- Billy Horrell Clarinets Jane Adams Hattie J. Adcock Margaret acon Helen Baker L. D. Browning Marion Brown Anne Belle Baker Dorothy Cayce Granville Cayce Martha Ann Coleman June Combs Vivian Cornelius Francis Dattilo Elizabeth Haddock Betsy Henard Harold Luther Floyd Owen Dan Smith Iris Sparks Thomas Wagner Eb Clarinet Lawrence Webb Base Clarinet Jean Meacham Oboe Katherine Brown Nancy Ficken Ellen H. Gray Bassoon Boyd Reeder James Trice Saxaphone Wallace Davis Flute ' Lucille Adcock MarthaqAnn'Cvershiner Dorothy Standard French Horns Norris Hightower John Trice Kenneth West Mellophone Emma Whitlock Garnett Cornets Bobby Brnmfield Luther Cowherd Dan Hanberry Howell Hightower J. D. Morgan Burnice Richardson Clifton Smith Sam.Tinsley Max Wagner Roy Word Cy Williamson Trumpet Ned Breathitt Trombone James E. Adams E. D. Davenport Tom Garnett R. H. King John Lawson A Mary Eli Mitchell Lionel Owen Billy Pugh Wilfred Turbcville Baritone Edwin Archie Chester Stewart Bass Horns Whitman Archie H. D. Davenport William Keller James Peden DI'l.lIl'lS Thomas Adcock Newell Fears Billy Morris Harlan Thomas Ben Winfree . fffv ,.,,,. ., ,afwkv 11-11, ,WH-.1-I Q.,.t ' EE P1 ' , r - ,vm ....,,,L .. UQ iff 1 -.-' :, 1' we ,:. 1 , 5,5 .il 3A 4, ,l, . .1 f . -gait. 1 -qbfr, 9 h fl we rv f -- ' 7? vsguyt ' Q, 4 'rw N WFS.- Q 5311 piggy ,L--Hr.. ! Av fr I L . 4 A MA. . X ,MEA Y. -fel .X A -iv' 4 1 J A, . 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L l- R 1 5 K J ii' ith' W ,.l,,.l-4.-.lw4n, .,,, Business Manag TUE TIGER STJFF Editor-in-chief - Billy Garnett Managing Editor - or--Russell Gilkey Sports Editor---- ------ Maurice Boyd Exchange Editor -------- Dan Eanberry Feature Editors ----- Yarbsru Neblett ------Ann Wadlington ------Margaret BHCOH Art Editors-- -n-- ----- George Draper - ---- ---Billy Layton Make-up Editors-- ----- Alice Brasher --- ---- Sara Brown Library Reporters ---------- Mae Lacy Miss Browning ------Taxon PQYHG Janos Wooldridge Assistant--Cy Williamson Rand Reporter ----- Inquiring Reporter ---- Tumor Columnists-- Gossip Columnists- Proof Reader ------ Typlsts ----------- Faculty Advisors MP. Putler Mrs. Flair lE ngwwmfwwwasSwswwnugwwmmwmmemwwmwwawwwmmwanwwsaswnwssvmwrzrf ----Sam Tinsley ---Scotty Means Margaret Horton ----Janes Trice ---Charles Cornette ------Ruddy Gresham --------Ellen Roper ------Louise Rogers Lorella Pendley ---------Betty Winn Miss Pall PM :wa fu Ig . T7 9 ., . W. .Q FE .ful w ,A -, f' 'ffF1Y'Q1, 'M' JUNE S1-mi X' Xfxx-e swag K5 X, vm , . -I Q . QSNS64 175 V,,,, I I lv. i I -2 nfs Q Q . 5 O 'X 7 M ' S? NXBQRI5 HRYHQ V V , xaeXX'MR A Er o9'fiff6Ni' 1 Q35 ' , , QQSP C a C '?d,6a 0 If 'saw 96 be I Y A PM Nff 'Ten - moff ?0a.M VmLa Baa: xb EN RQPER 655, QQKQ3,4, 99-V 0 beqxx H555 f t ., 51 Qqxxe 4777 53 E o nf? 0 0 1Ri5v x bam' 5-'W' 1.5 'J .exif x x :m:.:w.,5 , 'g'fh1,3,1QE.iF 1 , S if iii? 13 vw, F . 1 4, ,. -11. ' f in 'eaifiivi A W , TJ'-9 ,, f ' g:1':n.,Ik L V, ,, 414 , fl i,q33 SEPTEMQEA C.Tq3i Q f lL,'. Zf,'1'3 I' ' X ,VX Suu Mau 'RE WEA The FR1 Stl' 4 cr Q 2 5 . um? 'xtgzggjl :eil K 1 4 5 D 7 Q 9 VO 'CM ' pu cl F5 I4 15 16 f 7 Nfg wa zo 21122314 QL I l 25 za 17 28 1? Bo Free Sample Sept. l - Football practice started. CWe have great sympathy for the poor things, slaving in the hot Sunil Sept, 3 - School started. fEveryone received their cell numf bersj and daily schedules--all we lack now is uni- forms and numbers on our backs. Sept. 5 - Bobby Houston swears off girls. Sept, 17 - Tigers swamp Murray 52-O. Sept. 20 - Don McCord makes his daily visit to the office. Sept. 24 - The Tiger team crushed Central City 44-O. Sept, 30 - One month struggled through--- Oct. l - Hoptown beat a Hscrappyn Bowling Green team 18-O, for a third straight win. Oct. 5 - Charlie Cornette joins Bobby Houston in the march against'women. Oct, 8 - The roaring Tigers trounce Fulton 27-O. Oct. ll - The football boys are swamped by the females these days. COh, for a football heroll Oct. l5 - Ralph Mills and Gayle Mosely's pupils crowded Prin- ceton with a 40-14 victory. Oct, 22 - The next to the largest crowd of the season saw the Tigers walk over Clarksville with a tune of 46nO! Oct. 28 - Variety Show sponsored by the P.T.A. was given in the auditorium. UWero we surprised in some of our fathersll Oct, 29 - Hopkinsville's Hthird quartern Tigers beat Russell- ville 38-7. Nov, 2 - The Senior class of 19582-elected the following officers: President ..... . .maloslm Frankel Vice-President , , . . Frank Dowlen Secretary .... . . Melba Sparks Treasurer. . . . Anne Uelborn . . , V . ng, -4- 'Mil'-'v ly -ilu- M 5:4 nl':f I , n ,,,y W l' M 4 . F ' u 5.1 -i, ' gg ,a 51, In 4 swf 5 . 5 F' .-,,, -n 4 p if if 1 uni 1 5 Q: an as ,- f. ,M aj? ' , ,, A1 .Q . H 'if' ,Hs , mb , 1 f, - ww-fn Al . 4 A Q. m. ,Lf Sl! 4' .,'9 1 I -n J 5 'Q 'I' . 4. 5: 1 8 , , V K Q . ,. , H. ., , '- 4 - ,., . . ' ., ,1 'r 3 L, , ' - 7 .V ' fihf nu 1 1 1 as Q g - . p fr -1 w- - e f 1 p 4 9 1 Q Q A -1 1 Q 1 1 1 '- 4-. .' ' , A fpfflf w' , I-23,51 , - we-bi ,- g if Q ff' ' 1 JM - Q, 5525? W -A Nov Nov . 5 Nov llov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Deo Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan. 27 . 3 . 10 O O Liss Ivyl Lile was chosen football queen Cmnch to Jack's pleasurej. The Tigers Let their first real test of the season. On a rained-soaked field they tied Mayfield 6-6, although the Tigers out fought them. Cleora Wood, world famous soprano, gave a splendid concert in the school auditorium. There is no need to describe this day, It will linger in all our minds many years to come. Our only defeat, Paducah l5, Hopkinsville O. Betsy Jane was weeping ever Buddy's accident. CA lot of other people were too, Betsy Jane, they just wouldn' JC admit it .3 Thanksgiving Day! The Tigers, as stormy as the weather, closed a successful season by beating Mad- isonville 2l-O. The largest Hgaten in the history of our new stadium. The musical comedy HBarbarossa of Barbaryn was a great success. Hopkinsville was well represented in the All-Star football game in Lexington, Jack Haddock Ccaptain of the Western teamj, Malcolm.Frankel, Maurice Boyd and H, D, Bohn. Miss Reagor goes right on singing nFlat Foot Floogie even though it is a bit old. Football banquet! These girls who have worked so hard were well rewarded for their efforts. All the letters addressed to Santa Claus were pub- lished in the nTiger.d More queer requests by more queer people! After everyone eating as much as possible and having all the dates they could take care of--we have to come back to work--it ain't human! That fateful day arrived and everyone knew whether or not he was behind the Height ball.n The class of 19582-were the show-offs this time-- but we'll give them the privilege for one night. Second semester begins. 'We all settle down for another four months after holding our breath during mid-year exams. The Senior Class lost one of its most valuable members, Fred Radford. Hopkinsville won over Russellville in basketball 26-19. This was not our first game, but was the first time that the boys lived up to their usual standard. t , Mr Yr EQ, 51- f A ' lg 'N v 1 feb Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 14 15 19 22 Betsy Henard and Joe Melton go right on quarreling as 11 nothing ever happened' The iigers continued to mow down their opposition as they handed Earlirgton a 36 24 defeat Headlines come out in the Boyd has been made editor year book. The girls around H. H. S. fsecret level . What will Announcements of the winners of places in the popularity contest sponsored by the nTiger.H Love bug has bitten Joe Stites, wonder if Martha Ann Coleman could be the cause? V Forensic League organized by Miss Crowder and Mrs. Duffer. CSeme of the students are still'wondering school paper th-t Maurice in chief of the l9o9 started the fad of S.L. - they call it next? J.-,.. -if .1 .,.- me .M ,.....v..,.-ny .- , . A A Lg 4 32 1 if 1 1 'x 1-. b , , Q T' S , 3 - - 1 E . A, . c. -' , 1 T' fl. . 5 0 7 . C' 'U ggi A I -ea: M I- 1. g tg S .aa lO - - D 1 O U. 7- E .rf 5 ,, a - ' 1 1 W s ,f Feb. Feb, 24 27 March 2, 3, mill' C h March March March April April April April May May 6 10 15 51 7 12, 21 28 5 9 what it meansll Walker Barr represented our school in the North Carolina track meet and wen many honors for the school. I Miss Hall emphatically stated that she does like swingL 4 - Hopkinsville carried away all honors in Tren- ton at the basketball tournament. Billy Garnett was the Winner in the Forensic League's initial event of the year. nThe Tigern announced that the three members of the basketball team had been placed on the All- Tournament team. Clifton Adams turned out to be the surprise Romeo of the school! Band and Glee Club went to Madisonville for the district contests. Senior Day at Bowling Green. fThey should call it Hopkinsville day, the whole school turned outll 15, 14 - K. E. A.! That long-earned vacation finally descended upon usl Science Club banquet, Did we eat vitamins! NHQU Club and Home Ee. banquet. Annual and Tiger Staff picnic at Lake Morris. A swell time was had by all! The 1938 football team defeated the 1959 team 7-6, Oh, for a future football hero! 5 V5 Q sf sW,i N43 we ati 7 1- 5. .fn r Q c ,,' X u .-, - 1-ua. 5- Q, -456133, 11.5-' ,vs 'A' , , me-F X65 - ' -X iz-XXVI! 4 fn-1, I , an I 4 Q W , Q 4 1 r . , 1' Q A 6 I I . i Hx. 0 Q ' K- Q 1 5' ' - ' . ' 'Wg 'pf 55.53 3,555 3 Z H , fd, May ll 0 - The Senior girls were entertained with a tea at Bethel Woman' s College . Ikqy ll 12 - The Band went to Lexington to play in the State Contests. CRemember children, if you den't blow your own horn, it will not be blownll May 14 Woe is us! All seniors are getting worriedl Even the smartest are worried about that usheepskin,n May 19 - Junior and Senior banquet. The first time in four long years the Seniors got something. thy L5 - Seniors have their first examination. fClose your eyes and jump in.D May 24 Everyone in school, even teachers, started the terrible headache of exams, fThe teachers didn't have that terrible Hcremmingn to go through with tho'!D May 28 - Bucouleurate Sermon at the Methodist Church. CTeachers were to have reported failures of seniors before this, so we all tread down the aisle with light hearts.j May 29 Senior Picnic. ffood, boys, foodlj May 30 - Class Day CThe Seniors willed their virtues to the under-graduates and wished them.all the best of luck.D May 50 - 8:00 P. Lg I Commencement. The Seniors were the center of attraction for the lust time Cdfter four years hard lxbor, they'rooeived their revxrdll May 51 - Reports were given to students. CAll is deed that ends dead ---------- and we're deudil msgid SSTLSS w'w IQ5 QS' V, I Q . 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