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V: .. 4,471 We i u -1. ,rw .iv , 41:45.34 3g'g..,,1 , an,-f my ,, ,:- 'WY' 1 EDWINnARCHER From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot hc's all 'Jdke'.W ' Band--l,2,5,4 Orchestra--l,2,3,4 He Club--5 LOUISE ARCHER ' nSweet grave aspect, fair and soft, goes far.n Home Ec Club--1 Glee Club--1,2 Treasurer of Junior Class ROBERT BAKER UA high hope for a low heaven.n Annual Staff--4 Forensic Club--2,5' Lab Assistant--4 Honor Society--4 Science Club--l,2,5,4 He Club--5 Scho- lastic Test--4 President of Junior Class Vice-president ofgienior Class '39g' Citizenship Award--'595 Class Poet-- Q5 2 f JAYNE BARR ' NI love to jam, so here I am--one foot in the groove. Zazz-zu-zazz.n Glee Club--2,5 cheer Leader--3,4 Gifts!-ian--'ses Girl Reserves--3,4 Home Ec Club--4 KATHRYN BROWN nSho smiled, shadows departed She shone and snows were rain And the boys who were frozen-hearted Melted with love again.n L Home Ee Club--1,2,5 Band--2,3,4 Orchestra--2,3,4 Secre- tary of Junior Class WALLACE COLLEY nThe sweetest melodies are those that are by tenors made more sweet.n' cies Club--2,5,4 He Club--4 CHARLES CORNETTE nThere is music in the heart of this magnificent spectacle of human happincss.n ' Football Manager--l Football--2,5 Variety Show--2 Quar- tette--2,5 Tiger Staff--5,4 Glee Club--1,2,5,4 Cheer- leader--4 Grumbler--'SQS Dramatic Club--2,3 Operetta-- 5,4 Annual Staff--3,4 District Solo Contest--4 President of Senior Class 'I f 1 sl-5 , rv ,5,'1f. aw-,T K A rv fc. , 1, , 3 Y ffm? 2'fsV ,f , -+V H -guiffril 'I N. 3 8 -f 5. - , ,, .3 I If ,,, .gx 2 5.-.,fFg' A - V Q - 4 Hksigfii -I? 143 fwa,y,:'a,igir: 3512 'J Q if fx ,ff-:fig , 46 QL, ,V . . 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' 1' A, iff.. -'v A Alomsslllniui-nv:-nvfnnrnin-atvnu-+oxu,n wh 1 V -into , I RAYMOND GOODE nYouth 1S lord of ng unchallenged fate Time seems but the vassal of my wi1l.n He Club 5 Annual Staff 5 KATHERINE CRESHAM Home Ee Club 1,2 Glee Club 1,2 FELIX GUTHRIE WWomen are hard to deal with, the first man found that to his cost And I suppose that through a woman the last man on earth'll bG 105131 n Football--2,5,4 fHonorab1e mention on All Stutel Award for Best All Round Athlete--'seg He Club--5 ' r F nStomp down on your motor car.n' , . B ILL I'LU!E-:IONDS uMy only books were women's looks And folly's all they taught me.n - He Club--5 Vice President Junior Class HOWELL HIGHTOWER mHhen I was one and twenty, I heard a wise man say Give crowns and pound and guineas But not your heart away.n Band--l,2,5,4 Orchestra--5,4 Spanish Club--4 Annual Staff--4 BOBBY HOUSTON uMethought I heard a voice cry, 'Sleep some more'.n Feetbell--1,2,3,4 Glee Club--l,2,5,4 Basketball--1,2,5,4 Operetta--2,3,4 JOHN LIGHT nYou'd scarce expect one of my age To speak in'pub1ic on the stage.n Football--2,5,4 He Club--4 Annual Staff--4 Best Athlete with the Highest Scholastic Reeerd--'set MARION LYON nGentle of speech, beneficent of mind.n Home Ec Club--1,2 Glee Club--1 Science Club--2 ROBERT MEACHAM ' nChew, chew, chew your chewing gum.u Glee Club--l A ll PV . Fly? will -E HT . Q is mv 151 'Q W 1 14, :lr F . 1 ...J I v 1 1 hug, 1 b ,fx 'i r 'wif' 1 fgsxqif. 1525655 Q is fe-ff 'wsiff!:f1Af - V x A N .u 1: mf hf 'f '1'? vw . fAma..' p1r ffslhi' W5 fl V N 1 iSf'i32'!5 1,', 4-K . lx .4 4 i m my il liMf'f'i1ku'1iii VQWMQQ' ,. gl I f 5 Q Lisa. mf -.,, , I Q' ,ggi it H -- , 'ivfwfv me-,311 xxif, ig., 5,5,t,3,Q!, 59 y 3, K W 5, 'Mya ,gif Q- N , ' ,A ' X f x gi' , 1 , img-9515 ,ggi A 3 ,1 w Rf4'fQ5?u?'-h n,fg,4gg, 35 12 W' -W E' iam ma .5 E , ' lP,'J5ff'ff3iPF1-ff29fiE1L'f'!9x Qfglmuigp 5' 'H 'i hr' 'rw M3 fy- Hw filwlmiiif iniliiiw YR ' s-in 1 ' .....'.L .Mfg,I.-i Ulf, :N J. hgh-VA 5 s ,1:'.f. ,jxpfg HEL 3-13 I ,S E W,- HW ,F 1 . wffwy 1 ff 1 425.1 1 ' ELLIOTT MILES uhny man may be in good spirits and good temper when he's well dressed.n Glee Club--5,4 Military Club--1 MARTHA MILLER nlf to her share some female errors fall ll Look on her face and you'll forget them all. Band Sponsor--3,4 Girl Reserves--l Ti-Hop Club--2 Home Ec Club--l Glee Club--1,2 MARGARET NORTON nThe world's no better if we worry Life's no longer if we hurry.n Glee Club--l Home Ec Club--2 Girl Reserves--3 Science Club Vice-president--4 Tiger staff--5, Editor--4 Annual Staff--5, Editor--4 Dramatic Club--3 Lab Assistant--4 Honor Society--4 Treasurer of Senior Class--'595 Class Testatrix--'seg Scholarship Award--'seg NANCY RADFORD LYLA MARY IRIS nThere can't be women as fair as she nouns do more agree.n Girl Reserves--5,4 Science Club--4 Honor Whose verbs and Home Ee Club--1 Society--4 Glee Club--l Forensic Club--4 Tiger Staff--5, 4 ' Poetry and Interpretive Readings 'Winner--5 Class Prophet--'SQS Secretary of Senior Class--'595 MAE ROGERS nAnd her modest answer and graceful air Show her wise and good as she is fair.n EVELYN SMITH WGoodness and wisdom have always and everywhere been honored.n ' Glee Club--l,2,5,4 Orchestra--1,2 Girl Reserves--5 Home Ec Club--1,2 Ti-Hop Club--2 SPARKS nThey have trod many a mile To tread a measure with you who flavor Everythingg you are the vanilla of society. Hiking Club--1 Home Ec Club--2,3 Band--l,2,5 Tiger Orchestra--1,21 If Staff--l Glee Club--l Girl Reserves--2,3 5 Annual Staff--4 Honor Society--4 Class Historian--'395 I 1 il ' . h,fjF I 'hi S A ,LU I F 1 ,nv Q .H -J I I P r t 5 J , , I s v 9 .1 9 ,-V-' r f A 1 y . QA-' , j . ,1 I if . . 4, , , hw thu , .gg ' Y i Q, vs , 'nik ', V ' mfg' 'A : VI 1 ,xml ' , K ,T , :Spur ' f g I. 7 V 'A ' an ,f K, ' . -V x I , 'M x O a 4 0 . 4 U, ,f 1 V. I1 QE.: a .354 V. ,ff A N1 ' in ' 'I A .Lui I1 Tb. E , W' D, :kr 44 5 er f. Y Franc QS Ama 4-5,71 'fhfiyr a ffffo, sl! o- N W ? r-1' 1 f ,fn X I, 4 , f ff 'fffp i gg, W ' -V . ,N ffl lg., jk Mb x' u.4T 'Q A 1.u.,e. F C N'f1,Il1H QNLO-E ,,,,Qf,-4-141' QD Q1 ,vol A 0 fliilvli emu 8' ' Vo I ' ' ' '3 f'L Marnej vlY'3lhId .b H l94 3 41' CNF! New Gufnu .f.1'hv-FS M14 April 61,916 My ' 'Q Cor he, l15 f04tf6,jf 1' J Elemnbf .c. sang, - 'Wg if , 31-1-J 'lpy uuu ' U C S Umar X50 1'0- Q35 M A 4 wg 4 ,5 ,. I .5 ,- av ,v I A ' W -Y Q. L f 1 . -.V. Q 1 EVA LENA -LDER p ' 1 ence 1S sweeter than speech. A Girl Reserve Club 5,4 Home Ee Club--5,4 Spanish Club--4 JOHN ALDLR Ihoe'er by nature's well-disposed toward good Loafer though he be, e. gentleman is he. BETTY RUTH.ANDREN She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on. Girl Reserve Club--2,5 Home Ee Club--1,2 FRANCES ASHBY A, sweet, sunshiny presence. Glee Club--l Home Ec--l Girl Reserve--1 , ..... ,J -'hzvfffi ..3'yN 111111: jj ,L W. Mfg. ., rv, SKHEC' .X . lv- , ,,1,1grt fn -v Q J Ji' Hi fi 1 1 X ' ,L ' HH.. 'Q ' 5 N A R . M. ...WM ........,.. i' m X F U. 1 . . S l , . . 11. A -1 I Wg! BILLY ATKINS Let thy words be few. I 'x v ' MARIETTA Bloom l L ' Measures, not men, have always' been my work. X 1 Glee Club--1,2 Science Club--2,4 Secretary of class--3 El !'1LQf BEATRICE BAILEY ' ' in hm She was sweet, gentle, and sedate. In 'g. ' .5 iles ELLIS OWEN BARNES , fm f A p Young fellows will bo young fellows. HH ' L I Science Club--3,4 ' 5 ll THOMAS BEAVERS V ' 6 V Though I am always in haste, I am never in a hurry. - , Basketball--2,3 Captain--4 Football Mgr.--2,3 Football- .f Glee Club--2,5 Operetta.--2,3 He Club--3 A j JAMES BIVIN ' 1' , If' he will, he will, and you can depend on that. iv, DUDLEY BOYD ' We have found him to be sincere, loyal, and dependable. Glee Club'-2 RAYMOND CLARK Oh what heights men do reach. 1 3 WHGN Club--5 4 S K, V l w .rg. C . 4, , QW th- mfg--g 'H ' ,....-4 . .Nj J 19511 f , M 1, 1 .mf jx L. 4. f A :'r -. , . 1 U rs. 1 ' 1-9 ,. .. ,, ' ,, , . ,, J A , V ra 1' Qt-'9' W? M3 if We QQ. Lgf.,,.,f -' 54 A 14' 'ga H351 ,Ii 1'-K':?ff' f'!lff my L, , 'Q H -'H ' Ha, 'IM iii' -I ' ' ' 'I ,A ,, 1 W , ' .., V . . 3 Y 4 V, Rh? XID Q' ff 'Q 5'-.,7n5f,i5 .. 5, -A -I, ., ,, 6 , PQ, -, w 'f' Eff f':-19 ' f- 41, .fr-miami fm ,Fit , ,Al Qfvy 'Q mr: Q ,g'ggm,Q W . 'J vu I V W Y 5 'I f 61 ? 'Il fa-ggi. 'I I ,M 2' ' W -, f I ' ,V ,1 M-1 igfffj by .L'.?,! 5 Q-4f'4:.f,,, HL? T 6 ui 7: 1 W5 F5.Q. + 5 -' 541165 'xLf?iL gfwsrfy. 5 EY! yas. 1 3 N . Q !!fg'15 , 1,1 T ?1 Qfvafjjf if IYBVE-in . - Q - 1 ' W + -Q f 7' 1'-,.. sw .,.,, xl' X .x .. ? 1 . ,sp rig'-r IE' :M f ' -4 -'Wulf' rf 4 'mil - ' v, '.wffi'f 'af i 1 I 1 - A .1 ff- ,5g, is 3 1? ll 1 -v' x ,n is 'RY' r ily I: S m . A .1 2 -lv' IL 1 swf? ,W if Uni IQ' ' , f 7 -s v . 1 A , l S COLEMAN CLEMENT nVariety is the spice of life, and I like mine well sea- -soned.n Football-M2 5 4 Science Club--5 4 Forensic League--5,4 Bend--2 S I J VIRGINIA COBB Wwhatever is worth doing, is worth doing we1l,u Home Ee. Club--1,2 Vice-Pres.--5 Pres,--4 nTigerne-4 Annual--4 Ti-Hop--2,5 Honor Society--5,4 Treasurer of class--4 VIVIAN CORNELIUS nShe is gentle, rather shy, But there's mischief in her eye.u ' A Spanish Club--4 Home EC. Club--1,2,5,4 Band--l,Z,5,4 ELEANOR CRENSHKW NA true friend is forever a friend.u Glee Club--l Home Ee.--2,3 Annual--3,4 Girl Reserve Club--5,4 'Ji-Hope-2 office--2,4 Librarian--5 MARY EMMA CRENSHAW nPatience was ever a shining virtue.n Spanish Club--4 RUDOLPH FARMER nLife is too short for mean anxieties.u Forensic Club--4 CAROLINE GARY HA loving heart is the beginning'of all knowledgeuw Glee Club--2 Home Ec. Club--3,4 Girl Reserve Club--5,4 Office--5,4 GILES usilence is one great art of conversation.n Glee Club--1 Girl Reserve Club--4 Home Ec. Club--3,4 Ti-Hop--2 JANE GRACE GORE u nShe makes it very hard for all male sophisticates to their poise.n Operetta--1,253 Glee Club--1,2,3 Girl Reserve Club--1,5 Home Ec. Club--2 Librarian--2,5,4 Dramatic Club--2,3 keep Sill f Oiuivxi :ar f ,J g Hn , W 4M .l ll 1 .a , v uTigerH--4 Annual--4 Sextet--5,4 Hiking--l Ti-Hop--2,5 J 1 1 V I M,'n,nrf' Q Gln -L It F iii in , ,W if ii'91.1 5 Y I ' ' 'lk F' HJPY- fe., .X 'FY .P 1' ' JF ,N if . ,Ag ,-Q-5 . . .4- - ' mf . 1. 17 W Q R nt- an g . 'l , ' X 1' Has' gn , r, A ' V' v 11 - ws- u 0 9' ' P151 X 9 U v 1w'T -vk . I N,,.,! u -fxqhqgiz . .a fg,,',-nw':,f-a.! g 'r 0 . ,A qmi? .,, ,rj I 'I ,.uu,i,,,k PM. -,r., . F . V ,f 5' my - 1 3 A ,Nia-, .nh is, 5, 4 '45, I f-an M? H545 ' , 7 v Q, X 4,-,. .ff H . M rs I .DNN V mlb? 21 ,ll me 3 .q v . nn. Henderson .I uns G +M,,,, Hzmb Haber?-4f1,,,,'i5 G2 h 18193 3 ff 5 H en 'ff ! f H 'lg-J fa Aff'-DY D 3 Cwl 2 I 'WS vfxsgc 5 . ff .,?w '- VC ynllol 6- . Q 'fl b1e??'1 Le Q' 'IJ oh He lirmfk my FranK lie. C fe O 4,604 .S,Arm1J Dv rms ,M 1 1' Lani me Q Ga to l9 W?BmX13 3 MA T H BG.I?L1T?rN5fJf Wlh GJNGLXS vm 42 W J IEW, , 5, -iq? fa A, f-1 x '- X w Exxdf- , Si 1 9 3, xg k xii-Atl 141' Qin 1':,.,,.,,, v xjf -., W Veizrl .J ff: 'nf 'W R , 1 Y 59 x 3 ' GLORIA GRHY WA friendship that like love is warm A love like friendship--steady.n Girl Reserve Club--3,4 Home Ee. Club--4 Spanish Club 4 HELEN GRAY 'A light heart lives long.u Glee Club--1 CHARLES HILDA GREEN nToday, whatever may annoy, The word for me is joy, just simple joy.u EVFLYN GRAVES nTrue wisdom joined with sweet simplicity.u Glee Club--1,2 Office--3,4 Honor Society--4 FERN HAMBY NA11 the world loves a lover.n ROBERTA HANKINS MA jolly word, a pleasant smile She has them ready all the while.n Glee Club--l,2,4 Trio--3 uHeart free, hand free,- Girl Reserve Club--5,4 Glee Club--2 MILDRED HARPER uHer dignity sits well on her.n Home Ee. Club--1,5,4 Girl Reserve Club--3,4 JULIA HARRIS 'The less play the better.H BETSY HENARD uLovely, playful and observing open-hearted an deserving' Girl Reserve Club--5,4 Home Ee. Club--1,2,3,4 Band 1,2, 3,4 Honor Society--4 nTigern--4 Annual--4 Scholastic Contest--5 Secretary of class--5 I EVELYN JOHNSON 7 'Of manners gentle, of affections mild.n Home Ee. Club--1,4 Girl Reserve Club--4 Spanish Club 4 Ti-Hop--2 GLENN HARNED ' I n .HV 'L ' ai'- If . 4-WH g'?i33f fQ Afirfilii: w2C'wf', yall? ?' o2,I,igrM',:ix: 9 mp4mf 5'-'f 1fI-flffiif-If-W-?' 'EQSWYISE 5, H ' r -.. -p..,a swf Zfifmq ug: t-E: f7fi'?.Pf3' s-,W f2'Afi? I F-5fLvQ3' Q 4 4 1 A ' 'Q . AU gy ., ' , affwiztffiffzf A -lL1l.,Hvx..:kWzV.:x xc, 'N 1 . uh , V-. W , T' 1 swf '- -rf -1 ev! Tuff : -, ieff 'vfff .NWS-,fxzm aww 5 .,i ff' 4'- -4' .4,. 5- , ' V.. ' Q M it ,lvl 'Tu.,F.-,L,f .-,,i..g. 4!.uu. fK'! agp' gmrfliivi if-'-'d'?5,Ex'12?f:'?5ff , We-1-e.fgQ f -' gp , ff, 5.'-we 1 X. I V iz J .X , N -uw X Z, A ' . A-03:-3 al, 'Z I., ., f 5 5 1 . f, f -, if ,A zap V. .I ,f nf ,, 8 sw W., :F'P4Ng'5s' ,' th' ' at C s vmw rf I . . . Vx 1 ' ' 3 14- 51' ,cdr 'w Y 5' 'rf ?W3gm?f'a'?gmg , '- A M Z 1 o -vpn V I I HELEN JOHNSON I nHer experience with pies goes further than pi-r squared.u Home Ec. Club--4 Spanish Club--4 Ti-Hop--2 LOWE JOHNSON HI am bashful'though no one will believe it.u Basketball--5,4 Baseball--l,2,3,4 Archery--1 R. H. KING nMusic is said to be the speech of angels.n' Basketballi-l,2,5,4 Baseball--3 Band--l,2,5,4 Orches- tra--l,2,3,4 Glee Club---2 FRANK LACY ' nk nBorn to succeed, he seemed, with grace to win and with N heart to hold. Il HHGN Club--5 operetta--4 Annual--4 Honor society--4 TINA LATHAM uTrue worth is in being, not seeming.N Girl Reserve Club--5 FLORENCE LE GATE nThose move easiest who have learned to dance.u Glee Club--l,2,5 Home Ec. Club--l BILLY LONG NA blush is beautiful but often inconvenient.n Science Club--l,2,3,4 Forensic League--3,4 Football--1,2, 5,4 PERKINS MARQUESS UA little work and a little play to keep us going.n Football--l,2,5,4 Basketball--l,2,5,4 'Hen Club--4 Span- ish Club--4 Baseball--5 . RUTH MCCOLLUM nAs merry as the day is long.n Girl Reserve Club--5,4 ' uTigern--4 Home Ec. Club--1,3 Glee Club--1,5 Ti-Hop--2,5 Operetta--2 Spanish Club--4 JOE MOSELEY I if 1 I nBooks cannot always please, however good, minds are not P , ,affl ' ' M ever craving for that food.N 1, lfulil if TIN Us , FM Wil t-Q I if , II WSL .L J ' N, 4 Q.. Hiking--1,2 Isaac Walton--l Science Club--1 ,A .Y ill 'f 40--' W!! .vw A. fr 'Avia 'fs 1 1 ,, Q 1' H 'Y ' V , k f 'WG v W Q' M5 mmfao if: JJ in O34 ,awww 1 5 H f X 'VIDA P W' M M6553 if w U 'f' it 4. 1' W Q4 5' A X 4' 'I rr,f'zw:1ea2q,y' i ' f , F 1 aff 1 1 N , 4' 1 Ja if IAM-r el abou? 3 Lf. Yum W X T1 L'+?xg?x sp, V uni' Inq, H5 ' fain 1,l'44-' 1 Lv iff fed? 0,6 C' VIXA7 rv an '7-if 902,116 W gal! F5-1' 5 , A. , 1 . 2 X i: fl,T , 1 , , -?'..1. sf - :wg - . ku A ,ffm ' f 1 w w u' X. f1 S X . ,. L. ' if in.1.i5 .xh , ' .em E nu 4 L,z1if .v VV' , -f.. . !ggfiy'.,,,5 'Y .ini 'BET WE A, K ,, E21 i ' f .tum A -.sf , k , , fin 31-13,5.'?E a ' ' ff' my Y . al ir' 11. 1, Q.. 'iv 213 :F ' 7 ' ,, 3 :aw Y A 2-'Rhea 4, .,,, .4 ' m 1 5. 25: L36 f :,. W ,, 1 - 1 Y Q I! i I I .M '- 2 f. 15,11 Q , W-ljzblslljfgyf-,171 .- g.rz,. ,ww - ,X-11 . 'i'3?5,r5wgff:wkfw.-1 .. .. x, W fggszigzgxrgt'eM 'uM I -- --- DAHWIN MURPHY f WTO thee only God granted a heart ever new To all always open, to all always true.n 1 Gleo Club--l Home Fc. Club--4 Scholastic Contest--l ' BARBARA NEBLFTT , NA progeny of learning.n Science Club--5,4 nTigern--5,4 Dramatic Club--5 Foren- sic Club--5,4 ROY OVERBY nwhy worry, things are bound to happen any way.n YANCEY OWEN nKnoWledge is more than equivalent to force.n Science Club--5,4 Annual--4 Honor Society--4 Pres.--4 PEGGY PAGE nBut there's nothing half so sweet in life as 1ove's young dream,n Girl Reserve Club--5 Secretary of Class--5 Honor Soci- oty--4 DONALD PEDEN 1 nIt's a great life if you don't weaken.n Basketball--5,4 UPON Club--4 JAMES PEDEN ' NLot the world slide, I'll not budge an inch.u Basketball--1,2,5 Captain--4 NHOH Club--2 Glee Club--2 Isaac Walton--1 Baseball--5 Hiking--1 Band--1,2,5,4 BEULAH PHIPPS nLove is kind.n Girl Reserve Club--3,4 Spanish Club--4 MORRIS RANSDELL nKnowledge is the great sun in the firmament.n Basketball--4 VIRGINIA SATURLEY uLaugh and the world laughs with you.u Glee Club--l,2,3,4 Spanish Club--4 Girl Reserve Club--5 NMMBSSWEH. uSilence has its weight.n Office--4 Honor Society--4 Q I1 i H i -' sri 'I Ill QIH U. .2-Q win H QHI Q ll I k I ti 43,2 T I pl N ,- -v-1 'A .I nl' f , M. , 1 egg! , , Y 1 f ' f 195 QW 'swf' Q- 4 'War .. :amd U -walk, ff H' 'fiwsmi L U as lv . an 1 QM we 4 Fgf' 3 'v swan! U' -WW ' '?'? 'f 1.3 .YV' ,i-Nfz' - -I , 1 ' ,. '1+, , '- , ' 1 '-Hn ' SYBIL SHEPHERD nMy heart is fixed.u ' Glee Club--3 Girl Reserve Club--5,4 Home Ee. Club--5,4 Spanish Club--4 Operetta--3 Ti-Hop--2,5 I C. W. STRATTON A ' nThe power of thought, the magic of the mind.n I nHen Club--3 Science Club--4 Glee Club--1 Honor Soci- ety--4 LUTE THURMOND nlf you will observe, it doesn't take a man of giant mould to make a giant shadow on the wall.n HHGH Club--5 SAM TINSLEY WNit and wisdom are born with a man.n Band--l,2,5,4 Orchestra--l,2,3,4' Basketball--2,5,4 Sci- 3 -f ence Club--5,4 Honor Society--5,4 nTigeru--3,4 Treas- Ww' n urer of class--5 Vice-Pres. of class--4 ,Ip , JOHN TRICE 4 'S' f WWi1t thou have music, then seek him.n Band--l,2,3,4 Science Club--2,5,4 Glee Club--1 JOYCE TRIGG Ulf there is anything better than to be loved, it is 1oving.n ' Glee Club--l,2,5,4 Girl Reserve Club--5 Home Ec. Club--2 Science Club--4 Spanish Club-Pres.--4 nTigern--4 Oper- etta--1,2,5 'ri-Hop club--2,3 WILFRED TURBEVILLE nHe was ever precise in promise keeping.n Band--l,2,5,4 Orchestra--l,2,3,4 Glee Club--1,2 uHen Club--5 Science Club--3,4 nTigern--4 THOMAS WAGNER nFor he's a jolly good fellow.n Band--1,2,5,4 OPAL WALLACE uHer heart's in Hawaii.n nTigeru--4 Annual--4 5- , iii 5 fh V yi? -'fy Y A 'ef w Q35 5'f'!'f .- 4... Q ,,. . mx-5 f - Wh: 4' ' W I, X -, .- , 1 P 1, W, N A. ' . , H Us .' WN . AHHL. 'QW' ' ij. ' fffidf ff 3,5f iLN' ' ' ' I U r w ' N . 1 ,, A ' ' , f 1 ' I Y A . ., Y .- ,Q -,H A. 1 ' ' Fi' ff .' V fail- 51, .Q g,.'jr75 rf V - 5951-5 Q 1-N X.-:vw wg- ., -pi., iw-A ,D :if ,3sA3?g1Q , I 41 5. 92.31 'ff T QW v 'A if V!EQ!i.4gu 5 ',J V1 . , w s f1gg!,4g4feg3fS:3A vAf! 5. ' , '13 1-JW' W1 M51 ' , X 'Au V, 41 V 'N '- W' if 9 iaV?x:Qg,,3,:, . vw! r . K' .T . 1ka?,,3in as , M w4n'fiZ?f 1 , ' W 1- J mi af, if rl-L . , 1 ' . 1 . Q ' I H at 1 1 V -e Y ' U' 1'f.:j1:L.3 Mx- ? , ' I fr -'x-S - e4 wr' w -- ' 7 1. ,' V ' Y Q H Q l'. b if I A , ,V W ' s- ,2,jg,fg,, 'z.f155'f'ffZ ' 4 - . Y -if 1' 1 ' . w , , ' AMW ,n i ,,m, Sei Qfpaf. ,L .-,Q '- ,gil mlm- 'N4f5I-zI5f - -,N ,793 , 9, ., Mn? F ,., x,.i:..,.g5l, Mk: , ,,,.. ?x7?:iLiilS,a.g:zJ1f .fvf4E':- img? .QTQEAN ' e X COMM RCIAL CLASS Archer, Louise Chandler. Ann Claiborne. Clarice Cowherd, Bryan Guier, Deane Hankins. Roberta Jenkins , N. Jane Johnson, Marie , ,,, 'Y1 !.'9' ..4.ax.xa.v.u..a..., 1 Keel, Mary D. Lile. Ivyl Lyon, Marion McCord, Betty Jane Murphy, Jean Rogers, Lyla Mae Sparks. Iris Word, Kenneth -J 1 f , 15 g--' l wx LQ Jumuuus 11? . 1 ? xx DE GRA NTH VE ELE ! ! ff 'x ' I IDG. D A E1JQ 31 I SN . li Lu .L P 4- f 5 fx' 4 y A31 i 'if' ' Adams,'Margaret Adcock, Lucille Alder, Magaline Aldridge, Ralph Arnold, Vera Ausenbaugh, Ja ie Drake, Roberta Major, Mattie Emma Draper, George,DwH UnwIMarquess, Lawrence Martin, Jenny Lind Mason, Geneva Massie, Henrietta Meacham, Jean Duncan,'Evadean Elliott, Robbie K. Fears, Newell Garnett, Tom M.fK. Barnes, Gentrygigfgf Gray, Ellen HopefEa5fernMeacham, Loman Bass, Viola ' Gray, Hazel Bilyew,'Wi1liam Boxley, Marjorie U,.f.If. Boyd, Mary Julia Boyd, Ora Lee Boyd, Ruth Olaf I4- Brcdie, Alice Brown, Myra Brown, Sarah Browning, L. D. U.af K. Campbell, LivingstonU4Harris, Mary.Edna Carmack, Cardin Carpenter, Mary Jane Cayce, Thomas Chiles, Ann Clark, Georgia Collins, Mary P. Covington, Betsy Jlii5Holman, Joseph uafk. Cowan, Catherine Cunningham, Mary A. Hooper, Ann Damron, Mary Helen-James, Florene Datillo, Francis Meares, Lucille Gray, Kathleen Miller, Marjorie Griffin, Myra Mitchell, Rebecca Griffin, William Moore, Beuron Guthrie, Bobby Morris, Mary Haddock, Desma Orton, Roy Haddock, Eliz. AnnllrxlJlarOvlren, James Hall, Donald Hall, Norman u.af K. Hanberry, Dan Cenhe Scott, W. T. Cenfrf'F Smith, Rosalee Stephenson, Burkitt Harrison, Dick Navy Stites, John Haydon, Elizabeth u.ff K.Taylor, Joe Hayes, June Thomas, Huel Hays, Frances Trabue, Betsy H-0f.K. Heltsley, Glendel Turbeville, Gus Vvmfq- Hightower, Charlotte Walker, Wallace Wallace, Alfredbhali lf. Holt, Barbara Warder, Elwanda Weldon, Donald Uefk. Weldon, John Johnson, Agnes West, Ophelia Davenport, H. D. Jones, Louise 'Williams, Luthell Davis, Cecil Koen, Joe Fwvmnrl Williams, O'Ne1l Saunders, Jimmie Umflil Davis, Gladys Lane, J. T. A Wilson, Garland U-vfK. Davis, Wallis Lollar, sam- M. iff!!-'off vvord, Roy Davis, Wilma Mabry, J. W. 5'U'j Wright, Gladys Doss, Dorothy Mabry, Wesley 4-5' p 4 Gb-of -1 hu i 1 W ' 1 1 , . . X Vg ' , ,. f .1 ' U . ' n. ' V. I 5 . ,,. ' 4, T ' 1 I V. .. 1, .E 515 f , ' x ,v . f. , - 2 1 ,A - .fir rg i M. ' If . 4, L ly, 4 , 5 . Q - 1 'L . 4 , J X X 3 li , f, P . ,. , ll, ,gf 1 , 'E - 5: I G. Ll S' ' . 1. , 1, 'NE '13, ,Q ,i u. ,TEX ,gy f -2, f .i, 1 -V' ,, X . mi v ' - 1 I 55' if at N H l'x' I ,-,,........ .... -.Xi X .-' xx 1 k fd! X. X T9 . X J Xia ,ai f P ff ' LT. 2.Q.lZE':flZ1'l'f.'I...n...i. , wr. f X XV ,..2 F 1 All rl E 'Il ,111 ' 'Ml IH M III U S' qt' A 49 N NJ W1 Q M12 -'lvl J' ww L 1 . Q X X GRADE X. H ENT T I 'ir J 1 M , ,rx if ,, F eM.mnv I T1 4- I-x AA if ll A if I . W, Ir 3 f T4 g S is w. . mf '+L Adams, Hugh Gee, Malcolm c,,2,,,+-If A' N. Adams, James Eli U.-1fk.Goode, Wilbur AAdams, Jane Umf K Adams, Lee Worth Adcock, Thomas Almy, James AhW,Jdm Andrew, Babs U.of A-fa. Armstrong, Rossiter Austin, Dorothy Austin,'William Bacon, Helen Umf K, June Merl Boyd, Cecil A, ABaker, Baker, Baker, Breathrolo, Ned U-df K- Brown, Marian Brumfield, Bobby Cannon, John Capps, Amanelle Cayce, Dorothy Cayce, Granville UNK' Cayce, Nancy Chandler, John Leo Claiborne, Carolyn Claiborne, Jimmy Collins, A. J. ,A,Combs, June U.-ff K- Cooper, Randall Cowan, Thomas Cox, Glynn Crenshaw, Susan Cunningham, Patsy Cunningham, Susan Davis, Mildred Embry, Thomas Farmer, Frances Faulkner, Lorene Ficken, Nancy 57 MOMUF Gofford, Ernest Garrett, Anne Gary, Anne Casfern Grace, Garland Gray, Earl Gray, Mary Alice Gray, Tommy Guier, Hilton Gunn, Ruth Hamby, Malcolm Hammond, Carlos Hammond, Mary Margaret Varderhffliancock, Thomas Earned, Earl Winburn Hayes, Henderson, Elinor Floy Hooper, Hopson, James Houchens, Marie Hubbard, Frances Johnson, Ann Johnson, Harold Jordon, Robert Kemp, Charles Wdmnf Poindextor, Eleanor Pool, Herman Powell, Eugene Redd, Christine Reed, Doris Reeder, Boyd Richardson, Bernice Russell, Irene Russell, Raymond Seay, William New Shanklin, Charles Sherron, Jane Sholar, Clarence Sims, Diltz -llfqkphf Sims, Louise 'H.-gli: Sivley, Vernon Smith, Clifton NAv7 Smith, Marion Smithson, Harry Southern, Alice Stadelman, Bobby Wafer stondord, Dorothy- u,of Steele, Josephine Kirkpatric, Louis - Stewart, Katherine Lancaster, Lacy Layton, Billy McElvoy,iBil1y McIntosh, Wanda McKnight, Martha J. Thomas, Monnie Tobin, Rose Ann Todd, Buford iw Tuggle, Marjorie Wade, Dorothy Mcwhirter, James fasfcrnwalker, Jack Maria Dorothy Maben, Marquess, Fthol Marquess, Eva Mae Marquess, Evelyn Elizabeth Mayes, Wallace, Roy usffk- whitrioid, E. o. Wilkins, Ann Williams, Elizabeth Wilson, Lillian Mitchell, Mary ElifeobJ7Winf'ree, Mary J , ., M ,, , 1:3 ' Iliff Jiiu, , , 4'-l 1flr,,yL -H L Mitchell, Muriel Wolfe, Marjorie Mobley, Nannie '?ol?e, Raymond Moore, Wilde. Worsham, George - Moss, James Horsham, J. E.-E'5T Pardue, Thomas Varxkrbfffworsham, Mary Leo Payne, Faxon Yanlef-b:7f Wright, Ann Perry, Burl Yancey, Elizabeth Perry, Murl H . N . 1 lin lu . I- 4 i. wg ,gui Ap, 1 -'J vt 5441- -'Il - w ' 4 . -. '-'T 1 In v 1 1 ,P , 13,1 , V .. -', !f?-5, li-fin f.ui'.1Qn5m--.. 52' 1h-2 ' ,-14' X. Xl u ,Q Qluwhl ., 1 bmi? L , X 5, 4 ,r,,'iII' HIV 1 XM' lf, 4 , K 5 xiii Auf' fi J pal Q.. :V in Lu Q C I QD 'JZ I- Z. Z , . l -1 ,1 1 'i -1 1 ! I 1 4 1 r U ff' 'f ,5 Q, ? 3 .fy w , 'L r' -i5 f ,, 5. wg. ,Ql ,V u ,Q- '-H .1 74 4 v 1. T ,Q 7 , ug .lg K. 1 ' 'Q if Y:, . i, .lf .x 1 .QQ Q7 , ,Q 1 'W 4' 1 1 Adams, Ray Adcock, Hattie J. Anderson, Bobby Andrew, James Bailey, Warren Baker, Annabelle Bohannon, Cleadis Bohn, Esther Boley, Dorothy h Bostick, D. B.,1jgg,j,,f,1 Bostick,'Wanda Boyd, Mildred Brodie, Nettie Brooks, Lyle Brown, Oakley Browning, Billy Buckley, Lanelle Buie, Dixon Cansler, Imogene Carpenter, Inez Carr, Katie D. D. Doris Cayce, Cayce, Cherry, Dorothy Chiles, Sue Fan Archie Clark, Clark,'Tom Clemons, Billy Coffman, Jerrine Coleman, Jean Collins, Archie Cooke, Dorothy Covington, Tommy Cowherd, Luther Crenshaw, Gene Damron , Ann Damron, Max Datillo, Josephine Davenport, E. D- Davis, Mary E. Dossett, Rebecca Dowdy, Gladys Duke, Douglas Fish, Josephine Fritz, Billy C-afford, Mary F- Gafford, Jeanette Garnett, Emma Wk Goode, Thomas Gore, Ben Gray, Tary E. Green, Nell Hammond, Ann Hancock, James Hankins, Margaret Hightower, Norris Hunt, J. D. Joiner, Leon Jones, Virginia Keaeh, Lillian Keller, William Kelly, James Kefllfledy, An Ju King, Alfred King, Logan King, William Kissner, James Lawrence, Jane Lawson, Jack Le Gate, Theodora Lewis, Dorothy Lile, Vernon Pearson, Earlene Fedon, Katherine Penick, Edward Perry, Myrtle Petsch, Edward Petsch, Wilma Petty, Arlene Powell, Juanita Quarles, Dorothy Ransdell, Walter Bedden, Lois Rittenberry, Rives, Faith Robinson, 'Wi lma Rogers, Mary L. Roper, Lawrence Royster, Frederick Royster, Julian Saturley, Edward Shepherd, Betty Shepherd, Janice Silvy, Elizabeth Sivills, Mary D, Rittenberry, Aline Hazel ,, It 'A fs' Klip!! . . If lx, 2, iid ' .. 'Ili l ' u McClure, Erla Mae Smith, Dan I f,i McCord,'Don Smithson, Ben ,N 1 McGowan, John Stewart, John 1U Marquess, Marguerite Stewart, Victor Hosni, Starling stites, William Ill! X Q Milam, William Taylor Thomas, Dorothy ,LU 3 Millen, Karl Thomas, Harlan ,,,, Miller, Lillian Taylor, Gladys ' Minor, Helen Thomas, Imogene .Jin Morgan, J. D. Torian, Sam Morris, David Trabue, Sara Lee Morris, Houston Vass, Austin A Morris, Howard Wadlington, Billy T Morris, Jane M. Wagner, Max E Morris, Nora Mae Walker, TalmadgeHrs.l3 Nur Morris, Lawrence West, Dorothy HVV411 Morse, Mildred West, Frank Morton, Sam West, Kenneth Moseley, Eugene White, Pete Moss, Carrie L. Witty, James . Moss, Edward Word, Corinna ly ' 1 Overshiner, Martha Ann Word, Joyce T ' Owen, Lyman Wright, Jane ' R Parker, Edna Wyatt, Helen 'M i s ' v1,i'S.flM ,r f' :ry -' f ',,, ,Mig , :,1. .- ,. '. f wig 1 ? , f K . 4.21- .15 1 .i V' ,,'k'L,m - r' I, -4 ., , , X h ,1,,.g f , ,-5, ov 1 1 A e , . - Us 'ff v M fs TH! . 4 . xl. - ,- -- 3i5 H ,, xx. ,,.,, , .,, ,f fwfy. '-'lv' ' W , V -fm 5 .,-1. . 'J ' wif J if ' . ' 'I' :.f,af':-' ' 'N .,,,f '.-.ff - + ' ' V '11-,f,1.f - , ' '+.ff f'y1 -f 1 1141 X '..,-ef, 3 I' , , . ,zgl ,Ns gif' ' 315-93 1 ,ff m 9- ' 'N' :.'W,- f s,, i '- , flhzd- .5 ff? , Qu:-fg.!Q? V 31195551 All ff 11, . 354,11-Lg -5E:gf3 A A I 1 ' if' u 7' bf 'W , J 4, M' ,1 fl: fm' '- M' .. . -ww.. gi., K , .ff 1 ADE GH ff H HT AEI6 L 4 ,. '41-.' - A a..,L ' 1 . ing rl, ll Adams, Ann Cooke Almy, Frank Almy, Joe Anderson, Arthur Archer , Forre st Armstrong, McKinley Ashby, Elsie Atkinson, Iris Bacon, Allen Bacon, Ross Baker, Gary Carr Bailey, E. N. Battoe,'George Beavers, Irene Bilyeu, James Boley, Dorothy Boulter, Bob Bullard, Gano Cannon, Floyd Cannon, Lola Cannon, T. D. Carter, Billy Carter, Thomas Cathcart, Thomas Cobb, Nancy Collins, Helen Collins, Tom Crawley, Edith Cunningham, Laverne Curtis, Paula Sue Fears, Jack Fields, Douglas Fourqurean, Juanita Frankel, Emmy Lou Fuller, Wilma Gardner, Warder Gary, Bobby Gibbs, Modell Goff, James Goode, Elizabeth Gray, Charlotte Gray, Lawrence Green, Thelma dale, Dolores Hamby, Hilda Hammond, Hammond, Hammond, Hammond, Hancock, Betsy Eddie Jane Norris Claude Harned, Louise Harris, Dorris Harris, Pauline Hayes, Kenneth High, Beggy Hooks,'Floyd Hooper, Doris Huckeby, Mary Johnson, Dottie I Johnson, Kitty Kimbrough, Ann King, Malcolm Kissner, Dorothy Ladd, Ruth Litchfield, Eliz. Ann Mabry, Billy Marquess, Margaret Martin, Virginia Massie, Edna Mae Hayes, Billie Mayes, Cecil Hayes, Marjorie McKnight, Elizabeth Means, David :Ou Melton, Charles Mercer, Juanita Mitchell, Joanna Mmm,Hmym Morris, Thomas Moss, Ben Napier, Jo-Nell Ioindexter, Dorothy Trice, Imogene Quarles, Charles Radford, Ed Rains, Betsy Redd, June Rich, Fuster Richardson, Elwood Rogers, Doris Rowland, Annie Mae Sabel, Leo Schmetzer, Roy Sholar, Lurline Siville, Pauline Smith, Louise Sparks,'Tommy Stewart, Floyd Strode, Joan Thurmond, Elizabeth Todd, Sarah Turner, Louise Tross, John Van Cleave, Ralph Wade, Douglas Wade,'Wa1dino Walker, Betty Wallace, Berteen Watson, Billy Lee Whitaker, Doris Winfree , Carolyn II V E . 3 . Ill 'uIl,+ In ,M l que , . r -il 35, . Q 1 'muff , , e A 14 I, H PL 'T li 4, . jfs y, ,,,1, ,Q + qf.,L'-,- , -N .W . , e 54,1 W mp,-Q, s. 'z.,'..'-1F f ' yu- i U . 4. v , Q:.1-.,..x' P NN 11K 3 55: l li + irq? 9 -F!! L 5' J' ull A- .as 7 1 K7 aw Q .v ...V ,Q l ' Q 1 ' . 'f- 's , 1:11, pins 1 -1 X A iw 331 .sag ,aww n . , , 9 0 L A nl A Q. . wi' ' 12.5 ,Q 1 1 Q . V -1 ' . 1 Q 4 -1 E 1 51. T 'A Jw' A I q ,L . v , , , 4 .K , 7 I A J, i v V M 4 1 , f-0-4 ,.? ,, , , E, q C' N ' f. -A in ' , .wdvl 1' ' 3 ' 5' ng . . . 3, 4 Sw, l 1? n 1 .f n 1 v. . 4' FOOTBALL Displaying a fighting and determined team.the inexperienced Tigers of 1959, playing an eleven game schedule, rolled over seven of their foes, two of their losses being by one point Although they did not equal the great team.of '58, the showing was far better than had been expected. The majority of the squad was composed of sophomores and juniors. Only Gray, Wolfe, Marquess, and Wilson were hold-over regulars from l958, After a slow start the team gradually imf proved and started clicking after the Mayfield game. This year a Tobacco Bowl game, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, was staged by Hopkinsville and Princeton. The Tigers defeated the Princeton boys before tho second largest crowd ever held in the new stadium, the largest being at the Paducah game. They were awarded a trophy for their victory. ' Although Hopkinsville contributed no men to the All-Star game four of the Tigers, Tommy Gray, Raymond Wolfe, Perkins Marquess, and Felix Guthrie, were nam d on tho Courier-Journal All-Kentucky High School Football Squad. This team was chosen by Earl Ruby and a board including outstanding coaches and writers in the State. Hopkinsville looks forward to a most successful season next fall, This season the Tigers were kittens, but next year they will have teeth and claws, Hopkinsville 12 Paris Hopkinsville 12 Hume Fogg Hopkinsville 12 Central City Hopkinsville 6 Bowling Green Hopkinsville 15 Mayfield Hopkinsville 38 Princeton Hopkinsville 31 Clarksville Hopkinsville 25 Fulton Hopkinsville 12 Murray Hopkinsville 6 Paducah Hopkinsville 51 Madisonville 1 'dnq A L wif, , ijr,2L. ,A , ' . ,:f,'3fjr '4U W V N- .1 i,. .1g 1, ,- . ' pw, If-3,i,1,4'151 , ': Qs' :Q-i' - . .. In ,za x ' , , ,, , f.-u,e+.L :sk .: 'Q 9Y,',fF :',351'- J ' lfwae-54-1. ga is Af i'f f,1 ' ' w :Ms nikki!! ' if ' -. i ' I f P1 Z U E3 P-Il P1 Z Fl Z U CJ O E3 D-I Z U2 Q. 0-3 gp. Cl N E' F1 v E Ei F' E4 CU XP Cl N HEDVNVH' III is EI 3 '21 O 2-r UJ INDI -2 Q IHL GH OH :M SXDVP 'LSSV S Z za Us F1 E5 O U-3 l-3 II! 5 fi E B . Q5 og O Z Q. O I Q E 1-351 ' KP Cl N S F5 'Q IP' Q. 74 E32 P40 ME o+u ZUJ - F1 l QF' E. 35 YU! TJ SHSQVEH XOVH 0033 UN OH V H 3M NOT GT O vang -. H.. mg crm? ' 5 FIU? '23, UO Q' P1 5256 Svuo GWU NDSU . pq- 2 FIUDFI ZOZ 'UZD EEE FWNQ Em EH 'JXP t11..o Z9 N QF? 71 F1 Q- E5 F331 FIC!! 5 P Cl ME 9-oo 'X no LdV 9 . BIRD 'XVH SU IC IP F' '11 EH IP O je 'xovasivn 52 k . SKRTCHES OF LETTERM N Co-Captain Raymond Wolfe Tackle Wt, 185, Ht. 6'2 Completing his third year as a regular at the tackle posi- tion, Raymond received an award for being one of the two most valuable players on the team. His greatest trouble now is persuading backs to come his way. He returns for two more years. Co-Captain Tommy Gray Back Wt. 147, lit. 5' 8 'With more responsibility for Tommy came more fight and determination. The greater the odds against him the harder he fought. lwith plenty of drive and speed Tom's off-tackle touchdowns soon became a familiar sight. Tom also has two more years. Felix Guthrie End Wt. l62, Ht. 6' lu At the end position, Felix performed brilliantly in every game. He climaxed his three years of varsity ball by turn- ing in a startling game against Madisonville. 'William Seay End Wt. 146, Ht. 6' on Percy's opponents thought he had as many hands as he has names. Snag's defensive work as well as his pass receiv- ing was outstanding in every game. Wild Bill returns next year. Glendel Heltsley End Wt. 160, Hi. 5'0n Glendel was one of the best defensive ends in the state. The end duties came natural for him and with a little more experience and effort he would have been All-State. Hubert Jackson End Wt. 142, Ht. 6' O When determined, Jackson could match any end on the squad. He had a blocking style all his own. This was his last yearn Thomas Beavers End Wt. 165, Ht. 6' 4 The most talented man on the team, Beavers could catch passes and place-kick without half trying. He only lacked experience. Cy Williamson Tackle Wt. 168, Ht. 6' O Steady and dependable Cy could always be counted on to do his part. This was Cy's last year. , !ll I , L-61 -ll -.I If V -,, sg, -f ' v uc-', jj, Wallace Davis Tackle Wt. 201, Ht. 6' ln Anchoring down right tackle this human wall of granite gave misery to all who opposed him. 'With plenty of speed and ability Davis looks like a future star. James Lewis Tackle Wt. 179, Ht. 6' G' Very cooperative and ambitious, Lewis was a constant scrapper Tis main trouble was staying conscious. Butch returns next year. Guard Wt,l68, Ht. 6' on of muscle and grit was one of the best of- in the state, With dynamite charges he road to pay dirt. Perkins rounded out his 1'- Jehn Light Guard Wt.l5O, Ht. 5' 8U 'Uncle John football career was cut short by the age imit rule or the remainder of the year he gave the nBn squad the benefit of his acquired wisdom. John was a regu- lar last year Ralph Aldridge Guard Wt.l4l, Ht, 5' 7M Short, stout, and humorous, Toby was a magician on defense, Vhen all other efforts failed he would talk his opponents into letting him through the line. He returns next year. Coleman Clement Guard 'Ut.l44, Ht. 5' 8U Coleman's fast charges left his opposition flat from block- ing at thin air. Knowing all the tricks of the trade, he developed into an outstanding lineman. Billy Long Guard Wt.l42, Ht. 5'l1n Having a hard time finding the position he could play best Billy finally settled down as guard. He was practically uunblockablen and once he get his hands on a man he was Douglas Adwell a Back 'Wt.l58, Ht. 5'1ln Being the fastest man on the team but very light, Doug needed only to get past the line of scrimmage. He made many beautiful runs throughout the season. John Weldon Back Wt.l45, Ht. 5' 7n Weldon blocled and tackled with deadly force. lhen John hit Hem they stayed hit. He returns next year, hr Y v 1 'eau A '1 .numb . F '. r I K 'Uv ,v ' 1 v 1 v r' .-.,, 1 ll l X 'U w Q wx J' A ,r,, - ,L .V xl H-ff.-f S 1, - , ,d '- f -- 7111 14 245 A-32 Q.. P 5 5' -'7 1 1 '-' 11' 1 'f ,4 ' 1 ,M Q if v ' ny'- Garland Wilson Back bt. 155, Ht. 6' 1 Wilson received EHS other award for the most valuable play- The team did the selecting. With his driving power and natural bloc' ing Stvle Moose should one day blaze football history Fe has two more years, Dick Harrison Center Wt, 152, - Ht. 6 ' 2 D1cP's accuracy and speed as a center won him a starting position in ev ry g me Dick saw more service than any other mnn on the team de returns next year. lfvoodrew Aldridge Back lift. 145, Ht, 6' O After trying the end and baekfield positions, Woodrow de- cided that the backfield was his place. A high stepper and hard driver he turned in many fine performances. James Almy Back Wt. 151, Ht, 5' 7U Almy is one of the best ball handlers Hopkinsville has over had. In addition to 'ball handling Red did a fine job his first year as quarterback. Livy Campbell Back Wt. 140, Ht. 5' 90 Campbell developed faster than any man on the team. Speedy and shifty he was a throat in every gene. Livy returns next year. 'Watch him gel ' John Harrison John was probably the most enthusiastic supporter of them all. He even kept in good condition with the players by circling the field with them. Manager Ed Garrett Assistant-Manager Ed worked hard and faithfully throughout the entire season. Whenever anyone needed anything Ed was always there, w 7 in JA, Pe-. f f L fj ini M 5 in- . .LU 5' Il . 4 s ,ne 'vw wr -fn 'F V -, .fw 4- .wrilffk 7 w X I 4 . - VH., ' ' Av ' 2' f W ' . h 'j ul 1 , A X I 1 .L '- I . , , jim ,yu , ., m , V, M3 ' -' N .'F.m,.4 S1 ' ' ' 'rw Q., . , - Jo -' 1 , ' ' .0 qu . 1 I- by . .., 1- .M - Q tina' 5 ' . . -. ,f Q L 1 L b , ' -.J fn,.,,.i,, . , X -A A si-L. . r 'Z ' 1 . , ' ,Q M . ' Y , v.. Li 3: X 1 ' v H ' ' ' fd. 1 ' 1 f .,,,!.f, .f ,, S, 1 - w f -. U5 K 3 ' L. :f , 1 i - ' -, ' fa, ' , , ' ' LIE? f Lf -.5 7 3' 1 sv fs! ' ' W 1'- 'K' 'I .n , , ' , s ,b '. , . 4 . ' ' ' X ' ng . , - -1 ' x . x -, . 1, ' , .M .A 'i . 7 Q ' L 1 s x ' , , :JF , X , f . ,Hi - '11 , 1 . a- W 4 ' - 44' a ,J E21 V4 -u . ,R x A 44 4 I Q L , w T71 in ., LM , ' ' ' o.,:'f2 A , F. ff 1' ,L 2 .. up 1' , an , Q .R ,.4,T'l Tfjxffu' 'H ,I ,X .K. ' A E' 0 1: , 0 Ma- ?' ,.. f 1 BASKETBALL squfm ox 2 .A oroo First Row: Johnson, Pardue, Scott, Beavers, Ransdell, Marquess Second Row: Manager Lewis, Todd,Tinsley. Seay, Penden, Adams March March March March March Brown, King, Manager Hanberry Head Coach: Brown Coach: Mills TOURNAMENTS District at Pembroke Lafayette 14' Trenton 30 Crofton 23 Regional at Madisonville Salem 30 Hanson 27 Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville A 2 V Q. r a 5 1 ,H 1 f H 1 ny L 3 s V 4 . l E :E 4 1. 5 T 5' Q, ' aaa N iii? si . 6 ill nw? --a .. , J ,H if A 4 . XJ' ' - 'fe .ff-I . ,im 2.1 I i E X E 21 r L g' . i , ,. 5. :T Q Z 4C no 'N P x x I 5 b. ,P I Ab m i , l, v - wc ,JM x Wrg.JaQ '.f,',1: Qtmfml 1, ,5'44i,-if git.. ' 31 , Sponsor-- Clarinets Jane Adams Hattie Jane Adcock Margaret Bacon Helen Baker Anna Belle Baker L. D. Browning Marian Brown Dorothy Cayce Granville Cayce June Combs Francis Dattile Mary Elizabeth Davis James Hopson Charles Melton Floyd Owen Catherine Pedon Eleanor Poindexter Dan Smith Sara Lee Trabue Thomas Wagner Lawrence'Webb Bass Clarinets Elizabeth Haddock Jean Meacham alto Clarinet Betsy Henard Obees Nancy Ficken Ellen Hope Gray BAND Drum Major ----- ------- Faxon Payne Drum Majorettes ------- June Smith Ann Chandler Bassoons Max Damron Boyd Reeder Flutes Lucille Adcock Martha Ann Ovorshiner Dorothy Standard french Horns Patsy Cunningham Norris Hightower John Trice Kenneth West felloghone Emma'Whitlock Garnett Cornets Gary Baker Ned Breathitt Bobby Brumfield Lyle Brooks Luther Coward Dan Hanborry Howell Hightower Bernice Richardson Clifton Smith Johnnie Stewart Sam Tinsley Max Wagner Cy Tilliamson ----W---e---Jiartha Ann Miller Saxaghone Wallis Davis Trombones James Eli Adams Irene Beavers E. D. Davenport Tom Garnett R. H. King Jack Lawson Mary E11 Iiitche 1'1 Lionel Owen Wilfred Turbeville Baritones Sam Lollar J. D. Morgan Basses Whitman Archer Archie Collins H. D. Davenport William Keller James Peden Bells Sara Dee Todd Drums Thomas Adceck Newell Fears Faxon Payne Harlan Thomas R. S. Word .P-A 'Blil e- H-Ff ! . ax , l.' V, 1 ' ir. +42 I I If 'n I , . 4. Q. Q , uk 1 's af-'f 'a'l -Jan 'Q- nf rfwv , +,,.. , ,L P' 1 fi' 1.1257 414 f I I ,L-6 in Ii. WWF W. be-WU wap 5 mf , r.. g nw 5 13- , s lg A 1 n . ti -Qfffp, N-rg' r,-V I O new g . t IVA' --m 0? , 3 'eff 9 lx P ilu J 'Q 25' emi mf Y r Violins Anna Belle Baker Myra Brown Patsy Cunningham Lawrence Wayne King Jean Meacham J. D. Morgan Eleanor Poindexter Sara Lee Trabue Wilfred Turbeville Viola Mary Lee Worsham Bass Violins Whitman Archer E. D. Davenport William Keller Bassoons Mex Damron Boyd Reeder Cornets Dan Hanberry Howell Hightower Sam Tinsley Orchestra Piano Helen Baker Mary Eli Mitchell Flutes Lucille Adcockq Dorothy Standard Oboes Nancy Ficken Ellen Hope Gray Trombones Ro Ho Jack Lawson Drums Newell Fears Faxon Payne French Horns Norris Hightower John Trice Kenneth'West Clarinets Elizabeth Ann Haddock Lawrence Webb , M 1 n 1 ,. 1 Q I r f 1 P WF E P r K Y P Y s L A 1 H3 Mijn ,-? 1 1 ---.L A fn' ' x X V 4,,,:7j2wf , A, ' .. 'fl' gi -,. ' ,- 'Q , ,Ll f,,.-5, h . 1 , .. - - , L- !fiFg'.U , , P' 7 ' H ull: inf' ' Liv 11... QQ z.,u4l. 4 , 1 . . 0 ,. W, .. V H f e -vw- Qi --f f. . .4 . , . va Q . -,wg 1 -Off!-U15 nv' -wap .L . .1 I -'ff . HLELAWALAH NLelawalau, a dramatic operetta in three acts was given by the mixed chorus and orchestra, February the fifteenth. The beautiful legend of Niagara, the HThunder Watersu, of the Indians, provides the sacrifice of a virgin and Necia, the ehief's daughter, volunteered. On a set day she drifted over Niagara Falls in a white, flower-decked canoeg the anger of the Great Spirit was appeased and the famine ended. When war is threatened by the Delawares, the spirit of the Waters is appealed to again and demands the sacrifice of a vir- gin. Lelawala, fAnn Chilesb, daughter of Wokomis CGeorge Draperl, volunteers. She is chosen by the council to die. Meanwhile white characters appear on the scene, including Eagle Eye CFrank Lacyl, a famous scout, Major Wallace, CLouis Kirkpatrickl, together with his daughter Mabel, CElwanda'WarderQ and several soldiers, CThomas Cowan, Winburn Hayes, and Harry smithsonb. Shungela, fBobby Houstonl, the Wyandot chief's son, appears to ask for the hand of Lelawala and is rejected. He coneeives a plan of kidnapping Lelawala and Mabel. When Kiolowar, fwallace Golleyl, Act 5 opens Lelawala's brother, interferes, he is slain. with the two maids in captivity lying by a campfire. When all are asleep, Eagle Eye creeps in, awakens the girls and effects their escape. Shungela is later captured, but Lelawala intercedes and saves him from death. i In the next scene the war-party is celebrated with singing and dancing, but Marpeetopah, QDick Harrisonl, reminds them that Lelawala must die, Night comes and Mabel's lover arrives. So- wanas, CGarland Wilsonb Lelawala's lover also arrives. He begs her not to sacrifice her life and to leave with him. In Act 5 the the Delawares in wedded to Sowanas The director infldong Mrs Ho Lo news arrives that the Nyandots have overcome war and killed their chief. Thus Lelawala.is and all ends happily, of the chorus and singing was Miss Ruth Parker Lebkueeher was in charge of the orchestra. Mr. Ralph Mills was dramatic coach. Mr. C. R, Uphoff and Mr. I, A, Butler were responsible for the scenery and lighting. I 1 i ha 6 I -e ' lla? in ,y lu , In ,' - U 'ue l 3 TP is uf-h 49 l are ' 4- q. rw' Aft' V 1-1 a i , 51 ,J V 5 ? 1 s I, F 'z L, vx g .5 1 hm 1 id' A Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov o NOV o NOV c Nov. Nov. N ev 9 In 1 CAJENDAR School and the war started. In spite of the heat we had to stay all day. fSev- enth period study hall get out, the lucky dogsll Thermometer hit 1O2O. Everybody was paroled at lui because of the heat. Ch gloomy day! Paris beat us 13-12 in our first football game. Showing more of the good old nTigerH spirit the team treunced Hume Pegg 12-O. V Members of tiger staff chosen. Barbara and Mochie appointed co-editors. 'Nowl The Tigers crushed Central City 12-O. Assembly. lk. '-.f Uphoff gave us a little NA, T.n on school spirit. FOll0Wing MT. Uphoff's suggestion, everybody brought bells, whistles, etc., to school and joined the big parade for the Bowling Green game. They beat us 7-6 after a hard fight. Assembly. Science club entertained the student body with a combination ghost shew and initiation. Mayfield beat us 19-15 in the rain. 'We didn't raise our boys to be Nmndders.n Dr. Saunders was absent. uJack Frostu came to Uoptown. Peggy Page was elected football queen. Tiger rated superior by the N.D.P.A, Tobacco Bowl game with a big parade. Beat Princeton 38-14. 'Possum hunts became nthe thingn ---- 'specially when there weren't any 'possums. Bethel girls invaded H. H. S. for assembly. J.C.C. presented the Tobacco Bowl trophy to H. H. S, Wiped out our Clarksville rivals 51-O. Faculty had a party. There's life in the old birds yet! Big bonfire and snake dance. Pep Rally and parade. Hoptown beat Fulton 25-14. Joyce Trigg ate four hot-dogs. uHhensel and Gretelu given in H. H. S. auditorium. Hoptewn defeated Murray 12-O. Band learned a new formation. 'Will wonders never cease? Big parade and celebration before Paducah game. Oh well, they just beat us 34-7 and their boys were bigger than ours ---- more of 'em too! VV M1 :af s W ' ez: - Q Ill 3 V -. 1 J 4? NJ wi' 1- !A xnrus ' I O I D D If 41 fb wr NOV n Nov. Nov Deo Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Deo Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb The Andrews sisters and Mochie still raving about Florida. Thanksgiving Holidays began!!! Everybody went to Madisonville to see the NTigersN finish the season in a blaze of glory. H. H. S.-51 Madisonville-O Basketball tournament at Crofton. HBH squad wonva trophy. Miller and Perkins still going strong. Honor Society installation. Five new members trapped. More new romances--getting close to Christmas and the football banquet. Faculty-Varsity basketball game. The teachers lost what little dignity they had. Of course the varsity WOI1 o The football banquet at last!!! Mr. Petrie tried to make us think he was Santa Claus. Christmas Holidays!!! Leap year---gangway!! Back to the grind--H ----- Mama and Papa Andrew left. More romances breaking up ---- Christmas and the foot- ball banquet were past history. Mr. Corlew told a new joke. Mid-term Jr.-Sr. Banquet with a dance afterward. That good ole school spirit was again displayed by the in- mates of H. H. S. Well, anyway the three couples who came had a good time! The melancholy days are come, the saddest of the year.u ---- exams! Baccaulaureate sermon for the class of '39S. Class Day and Commencement. nCripH Morton looked like a war veteran limping down the aisle. 170 below zero! Miss Wheeler arrived. Ice skating! Everybody signed a petition to keep Wallis Davis off the pond. Libba Haydon's feet ceased to be nfeetn and became uyardsn. Mar Reyes made love to Mrs. Taylor in assembly in front of all those people. Ky, my!! Bobby Houston came to Economics class. Everybody going to Nashville to GJT.TJV. Virginia Cobb moved to the country. uLelawalaH fGive it back to the Indians? was presented by the glee clubs and orchestra. Mary Evelyn still nga gan over Morris. Webb got a haircut!!! X a W 'H JZ. ' In ld' Q llH pil :LU a QM I5 is X -'ra lg 5 ' J ' 1 4. ,... . -5' 11 Auunia 1 .VQI1 af m IQ xi f 4 W , fr L f, Q 4 f ' -'W-Q 71 'fn' l g 1 1 ,?. Q. 35251 b f ,Elf -lw 44 :mf 1, H ' lj fmwfl 1 3 dial. viii? Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar. Mar 1 star Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr May May May May May May May May 2 I Confucius hit Hoptown. Tom Pardue had mumps. Popularity contest comin' up. John Light started ihis campaign for John Light. Tigers won district basketball championship. Ferkins now has a football and a basketball. Tuberculin tests. NT. B. or not T. B, ---- that is the questionln Chally Cornette quit school. John Hiley started all over again by enrolling in a freshman science class. C.H.M.A. invaded by Hoptown femmes. The girls going to Nolon's. What's the attraction? Another honor society initiation only this time they didn't play HTollow The Gleam.H Music festival at Madisonville. Band rated superior. April Fool's Day was sorta dead around here. Nobody got hurt. Not only the seniors but everybody went to Senior Day at Bowling Green. Leap year dance in gym! Barbara Neblett placed second in the poetry reading contest at Lexington. Virginia Street Drum and Bugle Corps entertained in assembly. Men's Glee Club from the University of Kentucky. Cute too! K.E.A.1 J nThe Rains Cameu. Back to school. The sun came out. Science club had another ghost show in chapel. Providence boys ran all over us in a track meet. A. M. Mr. Petrie occupied the new office. we may expect conferences galore, in nmy private officen. P. M. Superintendent Koffman and Miss Brooks also moved in. No fanfare. Jr.-Sr. banquet. Bethel College Luncheon for Seniors, Dean, and Prin- cipal. Faculty left out again. Bethel College tea for seniors. I think I'1l join the Baptists. Baccalaureate sermon. Senior Picnic Class Day and Commencement. School out. nAll This And Heaven Too.n X. 1 , I 1 Ur' , i . L 1 1 I f A H2Ilml ii X X. '-N IH'vH gy 'HlE!1! U IH I '-5 ui ' L B up ' '22, 1-I P' . A A Hi' ' 'N .- 1 y . Q 4, ' A w I lk 1' , we W -fvrxg-'Pg Qqffflm lr uf. W W ur If .. if 3.. A , 1 ,J N. -ff. 'lvl W Wi. 15 lim. X sllynfiki '-.fit ll'15ETl IH '3-1 All E . 9,411 5 IHI SIHH I .., ' --T. ..- M as Fa I 51-1 N, .- L X I sf Q L gi fa vs if E 4 4 . n ANNUAL STAFF ' Editor-in-chief - Margaret Morton Asst. Editors-Charlie Cornette -------John Light A ----- Betsy Trabue Club Editor ------ -Iris Sparks Senior Editors ---- Betsy Henard ----Robert Baker Art Editor -------- 4---Roy Word Asst. Art Editors-Newell Fears -Boyd Reeder Sports Editors ---- Felix Guthrie --Morris Ransdell Music Editors -------- Grace Gore Wilfred Turbeville Snapshot Editor-Coleman Clement Typists ---- --------- --Ivyl Lile -------------Iris Sparks ------ -----Helen Warren -----------Opal Wallace Business Manager - Cy Williamson Assistant Business Managers Yancey Owen Eleanor Crenshaw Virginia Cobb Frank Lacy Faculty Advisers Miss Wheeler Mr. Mills Mr. Butler .fmt-..-M ...La ..-..:Z-3-5 si fs: ,mrs - , ...M .......,.....-., .. - if r, 5' if ,. 5 r THE TIGER STAFF Go-Editors-Margaret Morton Barbara Neblett Business Mgr.-Wilfred Turbeville Ass'ts. ------------ Cy Williamson 4- ------------- Don Weldon Sports Editors--Charles Cornette 2 ---- --James Torian Feature Writers ------ Faxon Payne --Marjorie Miller ' ------ -June Baker --Marjorie Bexley Art Editors --------- Billy Layton ----------Boyd Reeder -----Sam Morton -------------Roy Word Make-up Editors ---- Virginia Cobb -----Betsy Henard Faculty Advisers--Mr. Dyer Exchange Editor-Lawrence Webb Library Reporters--Grace Gore Band Reporter-M. Eli Mitchell Inq. Reporter ---- Scotty Means Gossip Editors-Margaret Bacon ---- Sarah Brown ----Sam Tinsley Society Editors---Joyce Trigg --Betsy Henard Puzzle Reporter ---- Merl Baker H. B. Reporter--Ruth McCollum Typists ---------- Opal Wallace ' --------- Madeline Word --------Mary Crenshaw ----------Mary D. Keel Miss Wheeler, Miss Hall r :lg f Q, 4? 53 v iw.-4 .L .t.. ,, . P 5, 5 -.-?15,,.. I '-1 ' J: 40 .1 'f i'- , 1' ,J WL --Vey. 1gjQf',hL4f1?X:..5.i ,, . 4 '. x . mm ,f ,I- z,,:gg,, 5' f'2'4'z' ff Hui 3MEE?iQ53 5? V HNU-minus H J X. HQ A 'll ,Ju as Ensign 'fi ll 'f-Q J In g ' ' 12HI! An. V ,,, ma .nf- -rs k 1 1 ,J f K ' M t ' -.42f L53i 'Z .-,gf fm' S' 1 R 391 -1 M innie' ii .rn Y J ' , 1 .lv .-,.'JJ' fl HONOR SOCIETY 1. ...,. ,,.f,.... ,,.. SCIENCE CLUB W M :NEI ,x .Q 4, . .wxfqu f Mr: f Q 1' . - f -411.- 4 l 1u QX. M lui- I ' ii 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Hopkinsville Chapter of the National Honor Society was first organized in 1931. The greatest honor a student can re- ceive in high school is to be elected eligible for membership, one must be must stand in the upper third of his is rated by his classmates and by his Leadership5 service, and character. into this society. To be an ILA, l2B, or l2A, and class scholastically. He teachers on three pointsg Those receiving the high- est ratings are initiated in an impressive candlelight service. Twice this year tapping ceremonies have been held by these members: 'Wilfred Turbeville, Robert Baker, Nancy Radford, Ivyl Lile, Virginia Cobb, Jean Murphy, Iris Sparks, and Sam Tinsley. During the initiation the following new members were tapped. Charles Sowell C. Wg Stratton Frank Lacy Yancey Owen Margaret Morton Officers Presid-Sn-tQlI!llOlOOlIlO UOUOIIIIO D ViCS'pI'eSiden'tnnoeincense Secretary and Treasurer............ Sponsors Miss Brooks Nancy Wade Betsy Henard Betty Winn Peggy Page Evelyn Graves s U a lwnilfred ....Nancy Wade . ..-.Virginia Cobb Mfg Petrie B-. ilwf' M Hu y o -Qlll QQ' D I 'P 'gn , 4,9 1 1 4 ,- . , M 1 fx' , 1. 9, SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club has long been very popular with the scien- tific minded. There has been a marked increase in the enroll- snt this year, a fact which unquestionably gives credit to its apt leader, Dr, Saunders. Varied programs concerning Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and General Science have been giveng and a chapel program'was presented last semester by the members, Officers President ........... Wilfred Turbeville M Vice President ...... Margaret Morton Secretary....q. ....Barbara Neblett Treasurer... .... Robert Baker Archer, Whitman Ashby, Sanford Bacon, Marietta Baker, Robert Barnes, E, O. Bass, Viola Bexley, Marjorie Brodie, Alice Browning, L. D. Garnett, Tom Gray, Earl Hall, Norman Harris, Mary Edna Morris, Mary Morton, Margaret Moseley, George Neblett, Barbara Owen, Yancey Payne, Faxon 1 Radford, Nancy Ransdell, Morris Reeder, Boyd Saunders, Jimmy Stratton, C. W. Tinsley, Sam Trabue, Betsy fi .QW A . ,QQ I 1 i n V J . Hightower, Charlotte Hooper, Ann Long, Billy Miller, Marjorie Trice, John ' ' Trigg, Joyce Turbeville, Wilfred Weldon, Donald W ' W, ., ' Q G YY. 1 5,2 ,Hr , v 5 r -,, . .V ' .Ji : 5323.5 ' .-Jia 15 ' 1 1 L ' , s 1 1 .- ' 1 ' 1 1 I 1 -I 7 1, L . ' A- G.-,sm 4 ,JM-1, vfgyik, .iw-1 . .J- nz 1-1 . .5 ,U '.., 1 1 2, rf .f , Z 'W'- tv? fx. H 9 ,,g,..-qw , .. 5, wg, 'F ., 4..- 1. , J 1 u,JV ' E ' ,. Vw :ffl FORENSIC CLUB MEMBERS Atkins, Iris Boulter, Bobby Breathett, Ned Brodie, Neddie Brown,'Sarah Buckley, Le Nelle Cannon, John Cayce, Granville Clement, Coleman Garnett, Emma Whitlock Garrett, Ann Gary, Bobby SPONSORS Mrs. Duffer Mr. Morris Hanberry, Dan Lacy, Evelyn Lacy, Frank Marquess, Evelyn Meahl, Starling Neblett, Barbara Payne, Faxon Sivley, Elizabeth Williams, Elizabeth Wolfe, Marjorie Wright, Ann Miss Crowder Mrs. Payne X . z r ,wtf , , , . ,Q A FORENSIC CLUB One of the most active clubs in Hopkinsville High School ia our branch of the Kentucky High School Forensic League. This semester the club has enrolled twenty-three members, all of whom are participating in some state or local contest. The purpose of the Forensic Club is to further public speaking of all kinds. It is divided into Junior and Senior di- visions and is sponsored by Miss Crowder, Mrs. Buffer, Mrs. Payne, and Mr. Morris. The Junior division is made up of the eighth and ninth grades, the Senior division of the tenth, elev- enth and twelfth grades. Although the eighth grade students are X allowed to enter only Public Discussion and local contests, this fu prepares them for state contests later on. A large variety of ?, 1 subjects are offered the senior division, these being: radio - rl!!-'Q speaking, extemporaneous speaking, interpretative reading, poe- lL,1 L M try reading, debate, and oratorical declamation. In this year's M- lr5' . district contests, Hopkinsville High School was represented in In H every phase of public speaking except the American Legion con- ,ly M test. Two of these representatives, Frank Lacy in cxtcmporae , AA neeus speaking and Barbara Neblott in interpretativo reading, WIN ,3- rcpresented the district in the final contest at Lexington. Wm it In Other representatives in the district contests were Earla Mc- ' I , Clure in poetry reading, Le Nelle Buckley in radio speaking, ian John Cannon in oratorical declamation and debate, and Ned . fl, Breathitt, Faxon Payne, and Scotty Means in debate. 'di' OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1940 ARE A f President Marjorie Wolfe Vice President Ned Breathitt any Secretary Evelyn Marquess Treasurer Emma Whitlock Garnett r g lk -nc' 6 ::::: Nx,,' .-new ff u . x ..w w' 'N - -.gre ' Q ' 15. Lf. A I A f, :MA f I W, 1 f Alder, Eva Lena Barnes, Gentry Boyd, Dudley Brown, Sarah Crenshaw, Mary Damron, Mary Helen Duncan, Eva Dean Farmer, Rudolph Gray, Gloria SPANISH CLD? MEMBERS Hanberry, Ban Hightower, Howell Johnson. Evelyn Johnson, Helen Marquess, Perkins McCollum, Ruth Meacham, Lomond Phipps. Beulah Saturley. Virginia Smith. June Sponsor Nr. Dyer xx X Trigg, Joyce Harder, Elwanda Weldon, Donald West, Ophelia Williams, Luthell Williams, 0'He11 Winn, Petty Word. Kenneth Word, Madeline A Z , '? 11. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, Amistad, has just been organized in our high school this year under the supervision and leadership of the new instructor, Mr. Dyer. It is composed of twenty-eight classes ranking in the upper half of the second year classes. Meetings are held pupils of the Spanish first year and of the every first and third Monday at the hom s of the members. Inf teresting programs are presented on subjects pertaining to Span- ish life and customs, of living, dress, arts including Spanish architecture, standard and science, and literature. A compre- hensive view of old and new Spain and the part it has played in the development of America is one of the main objectives of the club. One of the highlights of the year was the chapel program presented on Pan-American day. Joyce Trigg, Perkins Marquess, Sybil Shepherd, Evelyn Johnson, Lute Thurmond, and H. D. Dav- enport presented a picture of modern South America with especial emphasis on social life. The members have chosen for the club flower, the rose, and for the colors, red, gold, and purple. The motto is Poco a poco se va 1ejos , which means in Eng- lish Little by Little we go forward. Officers President Joyce Trigg Vice President Betty Winn Secretary Madeline Word Treasurer Dudley Boyd Reporter Ruth McCollum ,il i 1. 'ff iw - 1 9 ! eh fs. V Il z, N M, w Y ul , 1 , , , , IH' J '! .a, wig.. ,, LMS ' ' v u :hr Q I milf ' N ag: -517' I -4 ' 'K T -1' 9' ..- . I1 ,Se 1 . 'wng.kh in .fi 1, .E V I I- - M..-ve' ' , ,ep ' m . ., ,.. J' ji .1 ,. Wh fma 5135151 '15'1 s?gx'? Ebfffl . mi.l73 'L Q xisfiaiaf 52. qimwm 'N 4, Wm? 5.212 f ff :ami F1 .- 'V f. 11- 3. 'lsxw ,L .V f. Y P: 0 J, W 5 BY' 'C 1 Alder, Eva Lena Baker, Anna Belle Boyd, Mary Julia Browning, Billy Buckley, Le Nelle Chiles, Sue Fan Coffman, Jerrine Covington, Betsy Jane Crenshaw, Eleanor Elliott, Robbie Garrett, Anne Gary, Anne Gary, Carolyn Giles. Jane Gray, Gloria Gray, Hazel Hgddogk, Elizabeth Hammond, Ann Hammond, Carlos! M138 Brame GIRL RESERVE MEMBERS Hammond, Mary Harned. Glenn Harper, Mildred Hayes, June Henard, Betsey High, Jane High. Peggy Hubbard, Francis James, Florene Johnson, Anne Johnson, Evelyn Johnson, Kitty Kimbrough, Anne Lawrence, Jane Major, Mattie Emma Maseie, Henrietta McCollum, Ruth Meares, Lucille Mitchell, Mary SPONSORS Mrs. Bugg Mitchell, Rebecca Mobley, Nannie Morris, Jane Overshiner, Martha Pearon, Marlene Phipps, Beulah Redd, June Rives, Faith Russell, Irene Shepherd, Sybil Sims, Louise Southern, Alice Thomas, Huel Todd, Sarah Walker, Betty Warder, Elwanda Wolfe, Marjorie Word, Madeline Watson, Billie Lee Mrs. Smithson 3 I 3 QE' fa -' 2 .Q . G! -,W I7 fp , 2- W f. ' '4 1 1 S v. cr s r f dy 4 J X w fr F sin: GIRL RESERVE CLUB The Girl Reserve Club of the Hopkinsville High School is one of the oldest and most constant of the clubs, being first organized in 1924 and active except for part of one year. The purpose of the Girl Reserves is to Face Life Squarely and To Find and Give the Best. The triangle, which is the club symbol, represents the threefold aim: to develop mentally, physically and spiritually. The Girl Reserves are always giving help to the needy peo- ple of the community: always giving a basket of food to some family at Thanksgiving and Christmas. The code of the Girl Reserves is: Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends W 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 officers for the year are: Betsy Honard--presidentg Eleanor Crenshaw--vice presidentg Ruth McCollum--secretaryg Ann Hammond--treasurer. The pledge of the Girl Reserves is: I will ever do my best to honor God, My Country, and My Community, to help other girls and to be in all ways a loyal, true member of the Girl Reserves. lf'E .- n u I 1 in ' ' ,M IH r if , II. Q .ji 1 any '-1 I x cz? w-v .4 -limb -1- 1. ' Y .,-4? in :N -sf4z'a5:7f-gp-,lg . if M , ,4.yg'v:,-- L,.',, we , WHf5'93?PT. ,54 -1. ' ?.iz - if i ff 4534 2'F'f'3fQp: -1 1 mv-sv .ff 555' 14- '-i Fv- -' 4. sg. Lk I :EJ jug' 1 H ,QLQl:.',.,. . . Ve ,W gf: Eaafffimg, v if ' IQ.. . va f' rg f I , f ', 1 f Q:-2!,'?,fg5+a ff-,ergxz W ,. hz,.Q1,zLe.ie-NfQ.'. 6 1 , nf 1 X, . , X' -m3w,H3,? .. . y , r 1. 4 f' A . f r r l , 1., - mj:m,Ziep , ,,-.f m fw.f+..s,f1gupw5igf,,.g1 - ,Aw 44 ,N ., M'-w',i. L-4,3 1, I, , . liwzyw' 'Q11ic,fZgE?j5:-QQZSF Z ,?f'1g- ,, ., 1 Adams , Peggy Alder, Eva Lena Baker, Anna Belle Brodie, Alice Brodie, Nettie Brown, Marian Broun, Sarah Claiborne, Caroline Cobb, Virginia Collins, Helen Cornelius. Vivian Curtis, Paula Frankel, Emma Lou Gary, Carolyn Giles. Jane Gray, Gloria Haddock, Elizabeth Hale, Delores Hammond, Betsy Hammond, Carloss HOME ECONOMIC CLUB Hammond, Jane Harper, Mildred Hays, Frances Henard, Betsy Hooper, Doris Hubbard, Francis Johnson. Evelyn Johnson, Helen Johnson. Kathryn Kimbrough, Anne Litchfield, Elizabeth Marquess, Evelyn Marquess, Margaret Mayes, Elizabeth McCord, Mary Elizabeth McKnight, Elizabeth Meacham, Jean Mitchell, Joanna Mitchell, Muriel SPONSORS Mobley, Nannle Morris , Jane Morris, Mary Murphy, Darwin Poindexter, Eleanor Redd, Christine Rogers, Mary Sabel, Rosa Lee Shepherd, Sybil Southern, Alice Thomas, Monnle Thurmond, Elizabeth Todd, Sarah Harder, Elvanda West, Ophelia Wilkins, Ann Williams, Elizabeth Wolfe, Marjorie Word. Madeline Horsham, Mary Lee Mrs. McKee Mrs. Venable 1 m?1,f1:,,f ' . at-f'A?? fJ L M' if T W ,y 1 1 2 W f 'WJ 5 rv fizfi 'A HOLE LCONOMLCS CLUB The home Fconomics Club of tne hopkinsville High School has been a popular club for girls for many years The programs which are held twice a month are varied and interesting Offi cers for this semester are Virginia Cobb president Mary Mbr ris vice president, Ophelia 'West secretary Indeline Word ' ,aQ M .. ,I ...K I H V.. J - 1 1 -r u u 0 -J s V I n . 1 . Q . an w . . s - Q . 1- . - - , I o 1 . .- n an no un s -. - 3 ' -- . f I treasurer The social events for the year were a Christmas party and a Surf Club banquet. I Motto: To do and say the kindest things in the kindest way. 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 know what others may never know I never can fool myself--and so Whatever happens, I want to be Self-respecting and conscience free. ! A w f . 1 fx s L ,V , , ,M :TVX 3' gyiv' -.--fi n'lj'Sfg1 g3Q?5wW9MaWZh fm1Mfwgfq?4Qww ,. JJ. 1-!.'Q2-KQ'29T2--5- T Lf., 1- Y .- 1 jf, ,- -fn ek,-5 Liv 'Y 'P gf' - V1 fi: .,N, S' ' --1, 1 --fiwk if! i 5521-AQHHEH--2f.4E ,, '. Z Vis' 1 ' I ' ' ia ,J I l-i ' 1. -was 1m:' ?? M I , gmwl 5, X V ji-L5 .. 1. 3 1-H -nf ik wi . lv J V gf f- .sf f ,S ww ' ' , 'SW Q- .- uf, 03:3 FSH vp, . , '-CY b 'f-155 , ., 1 , ,eq 'y 1 5' 1 v Q . f' f' , ' V. iv gfff-iii MM -Q-35 5 I ,. -w ' ' 3.1 K -wi 1, , lu 1 1' : - H ' M I 3, ,, ' ' 4 Mlffiffi 5 V ' . - ' 'mf 'E -11 4 M I 1 X ,l,9 155 K 1' Q1 V ,. : ,QWLQ fx T ' W ' Q A . 5 2 If f 4. 'A' 1 w ' x f, , 0 , . N Lili: , 1 I A ,. 1 f , '. 1 -. - T' 1 VA ' sa TFTVQQ ,. , 1 , A .1,, af-gg ew , ' ,312 ., L f .,AI'f:H?' if . r- '-,.-Hg.-'gl +42 Q , of ,,.... Armstrong, Rossiter Cannon, John Chandler, J. L. Clark, Raymond Colley, Wallace Goode, Raymond Guthrie, Felix Ham ond, Bill Johnson, Buddy Kemp, Charles Adwell. Douglas Colley, Wallace Cooper, Randall Gee, Malcolm Gray , Earl Light, John Marquess, Perkins WHEM CLUB MEMBERS First Semester Second Semester Means, Scotty McFarland, Richard Moseley, George Perdue, Tom Renshaw, Walton Rives, Robert Scott, W. T. Smithson, Harry Wallace, Charles Warren, James Peden. Donald Sivley, Vernon Smith, Marion Stadleman, Bob Thurmond, Lute Todd, Buford Witherspoon, Jimmy I Sponsor Hrs. McKee 4 ,.f' 'H lg.. iidmlf Zidfnii 1:12 ll! pp F, ,. .u, Y, 4995- :ff - My we '- :9??iHHQ?53WTii fMAmiH7 . : f . .. , 1 if M, .,,fe. ,. ,g ,, J, , I , ., wg: 3 The uHeu Club THG NHGN Club was first organized by Mrs. McKee in the fall of 1935. Since then it has been one of the favorite clubs with the boys. An interesting program is held each week and a joint banquet of the Home Economics Club and WHQN Club is given every spring. Motto NAS our boyhood is now, so shall our manhood be.u Objectives To develop personality, leadership, initiative and social poise. To keep in touch and work with other state and federal or- ganizations. To provide training for young boys according to their natu- ral interest. To-form a connecting link between home and school. To improve personal courtesies. Officers First Semester President W. T. Scott Vice-President James Warren Secretary Q Treasurer Buddy Johnson Second Semester President Lute Thurmond Vice-President Douglas Adwell Secretary R Treasurer Perkins Marquess zi I M X i .V In ' ..U 3' g 1 aqfggwi .AV .IM Y ...Ji Nu. 5114 ,. : , W Q ' PM WE? mild!! 5ENWR.GLEE'CLUB JUNWH GLEE CLUB -4' IF, 1 is Adams, Buddy Adams, Margaret Almy, Frank Almy, James Austin, Dorothy Austin,'William Brodie, Alice Chiles, Ann Claiborn, Carolyn Colley, Wallace Cornette, Charles Cowan, Catherine Cowan, Thomas Crenshaw, Susan Davis, Cecil Draper, George Embry , Thomas Estes, Mildred Garrett, Ann Gmy,mm Adams, Anne Cook Boley, Dorothy Browning, Billie Buckley, Le Nelle Cherry, Dorothy Cobb, Nancy Collins, Helen Curtis, Paula Dowdy, Gladys Fish, Josephine Frankel, Emmy Lou Fu1ler,'Wilma Gafford, Jeanette Gafford, Mary F. Gray, Mary Emma SENIOR GLEE CLUB Gary, Gore, Gray, Gray, Bobby Grace Kathleen Sara Hammond, Mary Hayes, Winburn Henderson, Elinor Hightower, Charlotte James, Florene Kirkpatrick, Louis Maben, Dorothy Marquess, Eva Marquess, Evelyn Mason, Geneva Meacham, Loman Mitchell, Mariel Mitchell, Rebecca Moseley, Gene Moss, Ed Pardue, Tom JUNIOR GLEE CLUB Green, Thelma Hale, Dolores Hamby, Hilda Hammond, Ann Ham ond, Betsy Ham ond, Jane Hankins, Margaret Johnson, Kitty Jones, Virginia Kimbrough, Ann Ladd, Ruth Lawrence, Jane McKnight, Elizabeth A. Marquess, Margaret Mercer, Juanita Napier, Jo Nell Price, Herman Price, Imogene Russell, Irene Saturley, Edward Saturley, Virginia Sholar, Clarence Smith, Rosalie Smithson, Harry Southern, Alice Thomas, Monnie Trigg, Joyce Wallace, Roy Warder, Elwanda Weldon, John West, Frank Wilkins, Ann Williams, Luethell Wolfe, Marjorie Worsham, J. E. 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