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

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1941 volume:

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ASHBY SANFORD 'I have no mocking or arguments, I witness and wa Soienoe Club 5,4 Latin Club -4 CLARK, MARY JOYCE ove is a beautiful dream Glee Club 1,2 GARROTT, ED or e is a jo ly good fellow Football Manager 3,4 HARRISON JOHN A merry s le and a happy nature Airplane Club 2 Football anager 2,3,4 Boys Club -4 WF Club 4 President Boys Club -4 Basketball Manager -4 Annual Staff-4 HIGH, JANE ntle of speech, benefioent of mind,' Glee Club l,' G1rl Reserve Club 2 Girls Club: 4 Latin 4 MEANS, SCOTTY veryt ing is sweetened by r1sk MILES, ROBERT The dest manners with the bravest mind.' PEELER, The vronnn that deliberates is lost. Home Eo. Club--4 Tiger Staff--4 Annual Staff--4 GOLDIE PERKINS, RGULN Happy am I, from care I am free. SABEL, ROSALEE rho vnu of 1:1-ue wie as truth 1sse1f. Glee Club--1,2 Pep Club--3 Home Ec. Club--4 Treasurer of Class--4 wi gm CM? wig ls I , ' sms is M, NX 1 Jr. 4' 3'-. 1. 1 fx- P Q ef- Q' F a l ifizh 54 is ii 4 lk is i .ah 5 'MW f 'YiN mn, , .dxf llbl, IANCY glory of e. firm, oapacious mind,' Php Club 1 Glee Club 1,2,3 Tiger Staff 2,3 Honor clety President-4 Home Ee, Clwb -4 President Class 4 WALKER, HAR! VIRGINIA Silence is deep as Eternity, speech is shallow as Time Glee Club 2 WEST CHRISTINE A loving heart is the beyln ing of all knowledge. Home Eo Club 1,2,4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Girls Club-4 WITHERSPOON, JIU!! 'lit md wisdom are born with e mea. Peggy Adams Lum?7e f1dcocK Mario:-vo 501129 Mon! Ju?v0 Fo-.fd if L. lv., Compbv V Marg J, Cm-pe 'lf rlxanj Huh Eonms wbnarlul C0uln5 r-1,3 Q: Q t f. 1 -43 w T fi. Y, K A -r' Jf I T5 S 'zffzzzmlxu Kira Arnold Ruff? Boyd Ann Ci-Ales Ca Yl'lH'Il1v Cavan Eitsteeetfes xv-kfnfhv' , , 'i', ',f'fg.,f- ,Qt 5 psf I ADAMS, PEGGY nThere is no greater everyday virtue than oheerfulness.u Glee Club--l,2,3 Home Ee. Club--2,3,4 Ti Hop--1 Cheer leader--4 Operetta--2,3 Play--4 Annual Staff--4 ADCOCK, LUCILLE nThe temple of our purest thoughts is silenoe.n Band--1,2,5,4 Girls Club--4 Orchestra--1,2,3,4 ARNOLD, VERA Common sense is an uncommon degree Home Ec Club 1 Glee Club 1,2 Girl Reserve Club 1,2 AUSENBAUGH, JANIE 'Modest, quiet, and thoroughly capable n Office 3 4 Pep Club l Science Club 2 Sqholagtlc Test BOXLEY, MARJORIE 0 e who never did things by halves Glee Club 1,2 Science Club 6,4 Latin Club 4 Pep Club Tiger Staff 3,4 Honor Society 4 BOYD, MARY JUIIA go d disposition is more valuable than gold ' BOYD, RUTH good face is a letter of reccm endation, as a good heart a letter of credit Girls Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Office 4 BROWN, SARAH ' noblest mind, the est contentment has Glee Club 1,2 T1 Hop l Girl Reserve Club 1 Tiger 2,3 Home Ec Club 2,3,4 Forensic Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club Honor Society 4 Annual Staff 4 Office 4 CAMPBELL, L1v1NcsToN 'Fairly broad and fairly ta , you ought to see him play football U00tbB11 3,4 WHH Club 3,4 CARPENTER, MARY 'A jolly word, a pleasant smile s e has them ready all the while ' CHERRY, NELL 'Nothing is rarer than real goodness 'gswmgkmwgws HJU A iSn.2-sift? A ' 'T ' ',1i,,A, - ., 5 - v s- '-T,-, , ' --wg ,-, ,g, : M .u,3 : , gk 4 ,'6,.,,,F'l:xM, Ag I A - ,s ql -- - .wa mem. , . is f A CHILES ANN 'She that hath a merry heart, hath a contlnual feas Girl Reserve Club 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 2 COLLINS, MARY PINK erry, vivaoious, always smiling ' Home Eo Club l 2,5,4 Girl Reserve Club l,2,3 1rls Club 4 Glee Club 2 COLLINS, ROBERTA A smile for all, a greeting glad, an amiable, jolly way she had n Girls Club 4 COVINGTON, BETSY ' hing grea was ever ao eve w thout enthusiasm Home Ee Club l,2,3 Girl Reserve Club 1,2,3 Girls Club Pep Club 1,2 Glee Club 1,2 comm, CATHERINE nSimPlioity of character is the natural result of profou d thought ' Glee Club l,2,5,4 Home Eo Club 4 CUNNINGHAM, MARY he only way to have a friend is to be one. Glee Club 1,2 Girls Club 4 DAMRON, MARY HELEN True wisdom joined with sweet simplicity Attendant to Football Queen 4 Spanish Club 3 Girls Club 4 Home Ee Club 4 Tiger 4 Annual Staff 4 DAVIS, GLADYS A generous heart makes many friends ' Glee Club 3,4 mms, wmv. 'Patience was ever a shining virtue Latin Club 4 Girls Club 4 Girl Reserve Club 3 Glee Club 2 DOSS, DOROTHY Serene, resolute and still calm and self-possessed. kwa 4 4 .ai Glee Club--1,2 Ti Hop Club--l wg Felen Dumron GIGAH5 Dum Wilma Roberld Drake r-Crue fvadrnn Duncan 3 ' if gigigf , ' ' -t x ns w K 121 ' . f' amen A D Genfnj I K MW Wfffff omg Haddad DMM Hal? Nmm mu 1. -.MMU ' Q fX: 5Zi'Q,fQ'3'5f?4f3'3'L 3 ,..':w fklvgfv-e, ,- V. '-f ftifig' gmt 4 ,. ' , ,wer-fi. :S-'f ', we .1-its 5-.j-,f. QE W5 DRAKE, ROBERTA 'Her care was never to offend and every creature was her friend.n Glee Club--2,5 Girls Club--4 Girl Reserve Club--2 Home Ee. Club--3 DRAPER, GEORGE nlsn of talent are men for occasions.n Winner of Radio Speaking--4 Glee Club--3,4 Track--3, 4 Science Club--4 Lab. Asst.--4 Honor Society--4 DUNCAN, EVADEEN 'Kind hearts are more than coronets. Spanish Club--3 ELLIOT, ROBBIE KATHERINE UA blush is beautiful but often ineonvenient.n 'Home Ee. Club--1,2 Girl Reserve Club--3 Girls Club--4 Gloe Club--1 sA1zNs1'T,rou nAl1 musical people seem to be happy.n Band--l,2,3,4 Science Club--3,4 Forensic Club--1,2 GENTRY, A D e conquers who endures GRIFFIN, UYRA A smile is always welcome Glee Club 3,4 GUTHRIE, BOBBY 'A faithful and true friend is a living treasure, inesiima e in possession, and deeply to be lamented when gone Nothing ls more difficult than to find a true friend HADDOCK, DESMA A woman's heart, like the moon, is always changing, bu there is always a man in it Glee Club 2 3 Home Ec Club 3 HALL, DONALD I am persuaded that every time a man smiles, but much more when he laughs, it adds somthing to this fragment of life Football 3,4 ,gh ' C ' ffff1' 5'f '7 P3l:j5 -,P 3 l ' 'b ij F if Wg Txhfglwlfiir' ,ff anlmff. , 'f f'w5'fWf3?E3?'5iQT7'f 'f All' 4' 'fi lf'2f'f ' ' fin., . , 3 ,. , . 4 - ,Q j - 4 . , , f W 5 , -2 I 'W 5 f ','vw?? +f7f A r , X -- A ,, :Jim N If -' 5-4, . . ., -,Q , - s. -fr --4 :V . .V X r I 1 1, -if mv 4' ,gg tg. ,3k3f,,,+.l,j 53, 1 ff.: 5 -Q 3 , ' X he 'lid , f1H. 1m g.'5L N ' hee if 2 mw,' . 'ewwfwfew' fc, 'ff' M ,rl 5, .2 ix., jlgr. ' ,., ,. c HALL, Ncaulu 'This world belongs to the energetic.n Science Club--3,4 Lab. Asst.--5,4 HI MONDS, REBECGI nKindness is the golden chain by which society is bound to- sC'bh3r on HINBERRY, DAN uFun gives you a forcible hug, shakes laughter out of you, whether you will or no.n Bane?-1,2,s,4 spanish Club--5 ' HARRIS, MARY EDNA NA good disposition is more valuable than gold, for the latter is the gift of fortune, but the former is the dower of IlB'CU.I'0 on Science Club--5,4 Cheer Leader--2 HARRIS, IKRY EVEIXN 'The greatest pleasure o 11 e is love Home Ec Club 1,2 Girl Peserve Club 5 Girls Club 4 Band HKYDON, ELIZABELH 'Good nature, like a bee, collects honey from every herb ' Glee Club 1,2 Ho e Ee, Club 1,2 Girl Reserve Club 1,2 Cheer Leader -4 HKYES, JUNE 'Trust men and they will be true to you, treat them grea ly and they will snow themselves great U Girls Club -4 Offlce -4 Glee Club l,2,3 G1rl Reserve Club HKYVS, RAYMO D ccupation is the necessary basis of all enjoyment.' Airplane Club l Boys Club -4 HOLMLN JOE nI'm not one of thcsc who does not believenin love at fi t sight, but I believe ln taking a second look HOOPER, ANNE 'All the reasonings of men are not worth one sentiment of wo- men Tiger Staff -4 Annual 4 Science Club 3,4 Home Ec Club-4 2 5 'K Q mlwmi 1-N may --,4v-M. -X :,,y,f.z,.f: gX,,, 1. 4 :,f,,,,,, ,sw 1.,N,,wWn i-QM X, ,,1.wq,,,W,,A ,L ,.Mw!ifM Nm. ,N ,M wzfnw-mm-A-'S -uw: R 0 I Q Rebecca Hammonh Y DW H4 5 'l M 'f EVCIY' H '5-' Nay Una Hafris sw 5 31, , Y , . Ehliffh HIYJW' June Hayes Riymng Hiya JoeHolman Anne Hooper bnbm Holt Yvoy-me Lmxun Farm' J. M66 Mme map V Sam Lollaf J. TLM, 41. N. ,,,,. .v ,.. why., wr ,gf - . ,su 31,5 , f+M2imff.: fb fx Waffgg - Q LZ-ifl-32' J Ha. r , n if Q! , Q ,Q 5 N. I I! i ,I 1 E E 1? 5 3 i 5 if 5 3 i 3 s 5' s 5 2 11 A 2 S 2 2 2 L S 5 s E 55 5 if S 5 5 5 9 3 2 L mm.: X--,w,17..,. -, , ' M . 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' sw WW HOLT, BARBARA 'Hard workers are usually honest, industry lifts them above emptation Glee Club 1,2 Ti Hop 2 ISAACSON, YVONNE nReserve is the truest expression of respect toward those who are its cbjects.n Glee Club--4 Girls Club--4 JAMES, FLORENE NI have enjoyed the happiness of the world, I have lived and loved ' Glee Club l,2,3 Girl Reserve Club 3 Girls Club 4 Pep Club 1,2 KEEL,'WILLIE 'Cheerful looks make every dish a feast, and that it is w ch crowns a welcome Lomm, sm ' A 'The opportunity to do mischief is found a hundred times a he n Ben 1,2,a,4 LANE, J nThe motto of chivalry is also the motto of wisdom to serve all, but love only one mnqusss, umnmucr 'One hour's sleep before midnight is worth two after Boys Club 4 MEACHAM, JEAN 'Friendship improves happiness and abates misery by doubling our Joy and dividing our grief ' Glee Club- 1 Orchestra l,2,3,4 Band 1,2,5,4 Glrls Club 4 Girl Reserve Club 1 Home Ee Club- l,2,5,4 MORRIS, MARY 'Knowledge is achieved by those who try Ti Hep Club 1 Science 3 Home Ec Club 1,2 ROBINSON , BCNNIE Endurance brings much happiness Home Ec. Club 2 vm., V YN l , 51- - W- we 'ogg' 'aq f3f5P w. ,, V. y f . 'V any Hg-t M+.gQIf: .-3-f-mzi'e,'.f,js ,gg-9,3 ,K y . ' 4-rn we f me I M Q,-.--P if., 1 3 5 . A' me f w',g,,, .- ' '-'.w..w'h,wW :V 3 SAUNDERS, JIMMY fhiiig? nIt's the custom for excellent people to excell.n aW'? Science Club--5,4 Scholastic Contests--2,8,4 Honor Society- scorr, w. sr. nThe handsome lad who goes with Dot, is known to us as Cap- x tain Scott.n - ' fgf He Club--3 Football--3 Basketball--2,3,4 QSM. ' ggi' SMITH, ROSALIE 'CH nB1ue were her eyes as the fairy flax.n STEWART, RAYMOND True merit of any kind cannot long be unknown STITES, JOHN nsweet are the slu bers of the virtuous m n El AYLOR, JOE 'I have often regretted my speechg never my silence THOMAS, HUEL ' march of intellect N Girl Reserve Club 2 Girls Club 4 TRABUE, BETSY 'Betsy like all good nomen had a temper of her own Girl Reserve Club 1,2 Science Club 5 4 G ee Club 4 Office 2,5 Annual Staff 3 Ti Hop Club 2 WALKER WALLACE A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance WALLACE, ALFRED 'Not afraid of work but not in sympathy wi WARDER, EUWANDA 'Music is well said to be the speech of ange s n Glee Club- l,2,3,4 Girl Reserve Club 2,3 Home Ec Club 3,4 Spanish Club 3 Girls Club -4 wswon, DONALD 'Beware the fury of a patient man.' Science Club l,5,4 Tiger Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Span ish Club- 5,4 -W ,iv X 1 'X uimfumheum nary N'-W 5 Jammu, W Rosqlfe Swim Rag Sfewavl John Sf-H63 i I Huvl Thema Bon, Tmb-.e Mun, Wom, Amd Mvnctr Ehmvdp Warder Donald Weldon Lvlhell Williams 0'Nell Willabms Gladys Wright WILLIAMS, LUETHELL 'A witty woman is a treasure, a witty beauty is a pcwor.' Glee Club--1,2,5 Spanish Club--5 Home Eo.,C1ub--4 Honor Society--4 lILLIAMS,,O'NELL 'The magic of a faoe.' Gleo Club--1,2 Spanish Club--3 Office--3 Home Ee. Club--5 Honor Society--4 Pep Club--2 WRIGHT, GLADYS 'The mildest manners and the gentlest hoart.' W ! whims - A-L,L:' '91 Commercial Class Ausenbaugh, Janie Bacon, Marietta Boyd, Mary Julie Crenshaw, Mary Doss, Dorothy Gray, Gloria Hemby, Mary Fern Henierson, Alberta Jnmef, Florene Sponsors HcCu11um, Ruth Hurphey, Darwin Peeler, Goldie Sahel, Roielle Stratton, C, N, Wade, Nancy Warren, Helen Witherspoon, Ji Word, Madeline Mr, Corlew Mies Wheeler mole V1 f1 Bhlhn A X, Q' ' rf f-5 L+- cfs.. 1 ,.....-......Q.- ,W I Q . gm .43 RADE ELEVENTH W-L. lea NN Hr id S3 Adams , Adams , Adams , Adams , Adams , Buddy Lee Worth James Eli Jane lhrtha Ann Adcook, Thomas Aldridge , Ralph Almy, James Andrew, Babe Armstrong, Rossiter Austin, William Bacon, Baker , Baker , Baker , Barne s lhrgarot He len June Merl , Gentry Bilyeu, William Boyd, Cecil Breathitt, Ned Brodie, Alice Brown, Marion Brown, M ra Browning, L. D, Brumfield, Bobby Cannon, John Capps, Amanell Carmaok, Cardin Cayce, Granville Cayce, Dorothy Cayce, Nancy Claibourne, Carolyn Collins, A. J. Cmms,Jmw Cowan, Tomm Crenshaw, Susan Cunningham, Patsy Davenport, H D, Davis, Cecil Davis, Jodie Davis, Mildred Farmer, Frances Fears, Newell Ficken, Nancy Garrett, Anne Gary, Ann Gee, Malcolm Goode, Wilbur '-f- ' 'T 5 M 'M fs L x F Grace, Garland Gray, Earl Gray, Ellen Hope Grav, Hazel Gray, Kathleen Guior, Hilton Gunn, Ruth Haddock, Elizabeth Hamby, Malcolm Hammond, Mary Hammonds, Carloss Hancock, Thorns Harrison, Dick Hayes, Vernon Henderson, Eleanor Hlghtowor, Charlotte Hooper, Floy Hopson, James Houchen, Marie Hubbard , Frances Isaacson, Marilyn Johnson, Anne Johnson, Buddy Jones, Louise Ixirkpatrlck, Louis koon, Joe Layton, Billy Luther, Harold Mahan, Dorothy Mabry, Westly Major , lhttie Marquess, Ethel Marquess, Eva Mae Marques , Evelyn Mar-t-1n, Jenny Lind Mason, Geneva Mas 1e, Henrietta bmyhall, Creston McElroy, Billy McIntosh, Wanda MoWh1rter, James Meacham, Loman Memos, Lucille Miller, Marjorie Mitchell, Muriel Mobley, Nannie Moore, Beurcn ,W 1. -...cl -, V, .. Q,,o,,. ,,M,,. J Moore, Wilda Morris, Jane Moss, James Orton, Roy Owen, James Pardue, Tom Pozmndeater, Eleanor Poole, Herman Redd, Christine Reed, Doris Reeder, Boyd Richardson, Burnioe Russel, Irene Russel, Raymond Seay, Wllliam Shanklin, Charles Simms, Dlltl Simms, Louise Smvley, Vernon Smith, lhrion Smith, Cllittcn Smithson, Hurry Southern, Alice Stadelnnn, Bob Standard, Dorothy Thomas, Cornelia Thomas, Monnie Tobin, Rose Ann Todd, Buford Tuggle, Marycrie Wade, Dorothy Walker, Jack Wallace, Roy Weldon, John Whitfield, E 0 Wilkins, Ann Williams, Elizabeth Wllson, Lilllan Wilson, Garland Winfree, lhry Wolfe, Margorle Wolfe, Raymond Word, Roy Worsham, George Worsham, J E Wright, Ann Yancey, Elizabeth ,ff My ,ww q M , f v W if Q gs Q M F'1 Q, gg? E I.. iw , S .-- N Q - SUPHUMURES ,J-llllnvf fi ....-1' ,X fi DE RA TH EN I I 3 . , MT, lil 'yffilx 4: 211 li - , ,-, sw, ur. .5 L, - Adams, Ray Adoook, Hattie Anderson, Bobby Andrew, Jimmy Bacon, Ross Bailey, Warren Bohannon, Cleadis Boone, Ada Bond, Esther Bostiok, D B Bostick, Wanda Boyd, Lildred Brooks, Lyle Brodie, Nettie Brown, Oakley Browning, Billy Buckley, LeNe1le Cansler, Imogene Catlett, Helm Carponder, Inez Cayce, Doris Cayce, D D Cherry Dorothy Chiles, Sue Fan Clark, Tom Coleman, Jean Collins, Steven Covington, Tom y Cowherd, Luther Crenshaw, Gene Damron, Max Damron, Ann Davenport, E D Davis, Mary E Dowdy, Gladys Duke, Douglas Fish, Josephine Fritz, Billy Gafford, Ernest ' ff--fag N ,.g,.,Gidi,e,,,, . A ,W Gore, Ben Gray, Mary Em u Green, Nell Griffin, Billy Hammond, Ann Hawkins, Virginia Hightower, Norris Joiner, Leon Jones, lobcrta Jon s, Virginia Keach, Lillian Keller, William Kelli, James Kennedy, H A. King, Logan King, William Lawrence, Jane Lawson, Jack Lewi , Dorothy Lile, Vernon McCord, Don 1oGov an, John Aarquoss, Marguerite Meahl, Starling Millon, Karl Minor, Felen Mitchell, Joanna Morgan, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morton, David Howard Lawrence Nora M Mack am Moss, Carrie Lee Moss, Ed Overshiner, Martha Owen, Lionel Parker, Edna Peniok, Edward Perry, Myrtle Petsch, Edward Petseh, Wilma Petty, Arlene Powell, Eugene Powell, Juanita Quarles, Dorothy Ransdall, Valter Rittenberry, Aline Rittenberrv, Hazel Roberts, Betty Rogezs, lhry Saturley, Edward Shepherd, Janice Shepherd Betty Silvey, Elizaoeth Smith, Dan Stewart, Vlctor Stewart, John Stites, Bill Taylor, Gladys Thomas, Dorothy Thomas, Imogene Thomas, Jeanada Thomas, Harlan Trabue, Sara Lee Vass, Austin Wade, Mary D Vadlington, Billy Wagner, Max Walker, Corinne Walker Gordon Walker, Talmadge West, Frank West, Kenneth Pete White Word, Corinne Word, Joyce Garnett, Emma W Pearson, Marlene Peden, Catherine Wright, Jane , Lf ,vk,.q-.ay Qr'- 3 ' L ffm-3 j . Ty, i fi 'J , ??' ,gy z- 'j A' Jf. ' ww-x-' - . ' -1' . is.. X Q ,AQ--5 - Z 7 z 1 4 N A Q 11 ,M X M7. 5, T E E Sf xfjsgf X Q ZH V' AS - 199, X , vw' ., , .Aux 1 '-1.,m x Y 1. X 5 x RUE NINTH ' 1 I -db-1 .,,.n go, 1 sf .. , ,.,z rn., v , so . I, 4:1 J 1 ff -Zyl, 5 1 i 1QJ, 16 -1 n'v,K 'L :wap i Hu 4 rv..-M,-I, ry ww ii! yo, ,: , V us 93. I . W., mr, YT? ,FVWFF ' 4 C' - D Wiiflffe , !!1a,U'EWf 9134 , or , ,W , , ' - 1 '-xo'v- . WM-P: -4? f . V ,-in .. fr W 'Adu 10. J-1 A . . ' ' : ' 'E ' ,b LE Jgfefl -',:4', looms, Anne Cooke Gibbs, Modell Melton, Charles Amy, Joe Goode, Enooboen Minor, Irene Anderson, Arthur Gray, Betty Lee Mosely, Eugene W Armstrong, McKinley Gray, Lawrence Moss, Ben Arnold, Charles Green, Thelma Morris, Thomas r Ashby, Elsie Hamby, lmao Nopior, .ro Nell , Atkinson, Iris Hammond, Betsy O'Daniel, Louis Baoon,,A1len Hammond, Eddie Pam-rent, Ann f , ',., i Bailey, E. N. Hammond, Jane Pomaoxtor, Dorothy 5 Baker, Anna Belle Hammond, Norris Price, Imogene ' Baker, Gary Hanoook, Claude Quarles, Charles ' Battoe, George Harned, Louise Radford, Ed Bell, Lam-ence Harper, Eleanor Redd, June ,Q .A Beavers , Irene Harris, Pauline Richardson, Elwood Bilyeu, Jimmy Hayes, Kenneth Rogers, David A .T fi Blaine, John Hays, Marjorie Sahel, Leo ij 4 Bglgy, Dorgthy Helm, Mary A1556 Satllrley, Harry E Boulter,'Bobby High, Pegg Sholar, Gwendolyn 1 Q ,d',, Brantley, Mor-vm Hooks, Floyd Sholar, Lurline A ,Q Bullard, Gang Hooper,'Doris Sivills, Pauline H Cannon, Floyd Johnson, Dotty Lou Smith, Louise V Cannon, Lola Johnson, Kitty Sparks, Tommy j g, Carr, Hattie Jones, Barney Stewart, Floyd f? Carte, Thomas Kelly, Mary Strode, Jean V ' Carter, Billy Kennedy, Almetia Thurmond, Eligabe-hh :ir Cathoart, Thomas Kemp, Carolyn Todd, Sara Ql H TA cm-k, wolmotn Kimbrough, Ann Ton-ian, som 54 Collins, Archie King, Alfred Trees, Joh 'mm ' f Collins, Helen Collins, Tom Crabtree , Ruth Crawley, Edith Cunningham, Lave rne Curtis, Paula Sue Dorris, Hal Fears, Jack Foster, Denton Fourqurean, Juanita Frankel, Enmv Lou Fritz, Vernelle Gardner, Wal-der Gary, Bobby Gillespie, Virginia '.. . . , ' '- -- g , 1-4x,,.,.'Jrf ' W ,, ,f,.j 1,4 for: ?1P'.'5ff 1-pfvp-,or M, - ul. iggj. . 4, :arg ., .. - h 'AqLgvif13-.. :-glwlsr' If V' T lim -' 'Af-I. ' f-Ju ,Y ,,: 'Q?5'S':..,,-ei ,. oirfa- ellgvyra, rs., ,eng , ,Ag-ygmyikl r L, King, Malcolm Kissner, Dorothy Ladd, Dorothy Ladd, Ruth Laneaster,'Mildred Litchfield, Elin. Hassle, Edna Mae Martin, Virginia Marquess, Margaret Mayes, Billy Mayhall, Charles Mayes, Marjorie McKnight, Elizabeth Means, David Van Cleave, Ralph HW Wade , Douglas . A . , . 1 Wade, Waldine E Walker, Betty A' Walker, Walter A -A -- - - Watson, Billie Loo oa,,, -r91ag'j2I West, Charles ffm Whitaker, Doris fin ' Q Winfree, Caroline - , ,, Witty, James : Word, Jeanne A A Wright, Sara is - Q . Wyatt, Helen ' A Yancey, Jane 4 l , Young, Charles I Yu I 1 V t Q J in va Af w .rg 4. ,sho f- ME -ffm . ' Q. JL Q X x.. I I .1 .,...f-,......4 -angu- 4 I 5 Fa hk'vMf'i, K . z 'l '-Q., LAJ nun..- X N li Adams, Cranvyl Adcock, Ruth Adkins, Billy Almy Frank Andrew, Sue Armstrong , Bobby Armstrong, Frances Armstrong, W L Austin, Douglas Banton, D L Boone, Clara Brown, Douglas Brown, Jack Boyde, Wilson Carter, Virgima Cayce, Ruth Ann Claiborne, George Clark, Odis Cothron, L. H Davis , Martha Jane Davis, Wilma Dennis, Frances Duncan, lhry Henry Edward , Laura Ann Elliott, wry Anne Fates, Rudolf' lflelds, Douglas Fritz, Sol Froman, lhry Gardner, Betty Garrett, Douglas Glover, Sara Nell Gordon, Glynn Gore, Billy .- ,la . H Guire, Lather Haddock, Christine Haddock, Virginia Hall, David Hancock, Lawrence Hawlflns, Jeff Johrson, Hal Jones, Laverne Keller, Bobby King, A1106 G King, Charles Ylrkpatrick, Forgy Koss, James Lacy, lhry T Lanier, Betsy L1le, Flossle J Mabry, Doris Mason, Carl Mayes, Anne McGowan, Frances McWhir-ter, lkhry S Melton, Anne Mills, Mona Moore, Katherine Morrls, James Morris, Julius Moss , Garnet Murchison, Ann Owen, Edward Owen, lhry J imue Pardue, Frances Perry, James Petrie, Claude Pomers, 'Iita Reese, Bobby R1ch, Buster Richardson, Odelia Russell, Peggy Saturley, Iris Scott, Juanita Shelton, John Sholar, Evelyn Sholar, Jean Simpson, Mllly Smith, Guy Stadelman, Paul Stone, Dan Tanner, Ruth Ann Teasley, Wellodeen Thomas, lhrjorie Thorpe, Allen Tribble, Mary Lois Tuggle, Anna Vase, Nhrjorie Wade, Frances Anne Wadlington, Charles Wells, Lola Willett, Hazel Wmlson, Walter Witherspoon, Martha Witty, Frances Wood, Dorothy Ann Woodruff, Dee Word, Mae Wright, Olga Wyatt, Edith Young, Charles 4 4 fi g' if K f 1X 7 li . w 0, gl A . ,f 1 ' Xz FOOTBALL The 1940 Tigers gave the city of Hopkinsville its greatest and most successful football team. Never before since H.H.S. began playing the grid game back in 1907 has the city produced a team which won every game on its schedule. Only two Tiger teams previously have been unbeaten and they were held to ties. The 1940 team of Coaches Ralph Mills and Gayle Moseley played and won ll games, never by less than a two-touchdown margin and usually under wraps. From 35 to 35 boys contributed to most of the Hopkinsville victories as the Tigers won eight conference games and three tilts against outside foes. As a result of their fine record the Tigers won the Western Kentucky conference championship for the first time since 1927 and shared the All-Kentucky league crown with mighty Manual of Louisville. Even Manual regarded the Orange and Black so highly it agreed to come to Hopkinsville for an October game in l94l. Only twice during the season were the Tigers behind their foes. Each time the boys came surging back to victory. During the campaign the Tigers piled up 369 points against 48 for the opposition. The 1940 Tigers scaled the heights because of teamwork and exceptional blocking but the squad was not without its individ- ual stars. Tommy Gray won the widest acclaim, being chosen on the annual All-Southern high school squad picked by Florida pa- pers. He was the first Hopkinsville boy ever to be so honored. Raymend'Wolfe, captain, and Toby Aldridge were also named on the three All-State elevens chosen in December. Aldridge and Wallis Davis represented Hopkinsville on the Western team which played in the annual All-Star charity game at Lexington. The game is limited to seniors. l939, but Orange and falls The Tigers must rebuild their lino for 1941 if they wish to continue their l2-game winning streak which started in November, the same fight and spirit which carried the 1940 Black to the peak should turn the trick again next Tigers 45, Dawson Springs Tigers 22, Clarksville 6 Tigers 46, Tompkinsville Tigers 25, Henderson 6 Tigers 44, Central City Tigers 52, Owensboro 6 Tigers 32, Bowling Green Tigers 24, Glasgow 12 Tigers 27, Mayfield Tigers 25, Madisonville 6 Tigers 47, Princeton . me -, ,Q 'K' -a ' VH i.' Q- 55 5 if , nf FOOTBALL SQUAD Row l: Meacham, G., Gore, B., Shanklln, T., Turbeville, E., Kirkpatrick, G., Adams, C., J. Almy, B., Todd, E., Seay, E., T. Grey, B., Scott, B., Aldridge, G., Bostiok, B. Row 2: Hayes, B., Sholer, G., Gee, T., McWh1rter, E., Worsham, G., Walker, G., F. Almy, E., Whitfield, B., Embry, B., E. Grey, T., Guier, B., Camp- bell, B., Weldon, B. Row 3: John Harrison, Mgr., Coach Mills, Barnes, T., Lewis, T., Hall, B., 3, Wolfe, T., Collins, T., Harrison, Center, Wilson, B., Davie, T., Cermeck, E- E., Asst. Coach Mosely, White and Garrott, Asst, Mgrs. Nl, 'p7z??5v?f5'f,fti , +41 ' :RQ mg, MN. Ex ' 'K ' 5 'g qv -aa 4 1 -I 1 'af lf: .1 , . EL. ' , if . 2121, ' 'C ' - '-K, 1 -. 5 Q - L 'rf .4 ,,,, ,,,-. . ' 'f.'mf,' L 'Q f W. V, 3 Q, 1544? JW' .. kr 'M' ' 'lk 5' 5 +1 .px ,, xv ,A f ,W I si J 'J q:l, ,1,f. ,..1 5' M' sf f-5521-jar. +4-Inf , ff N SKETCHES OF LETTERMEN Captain Raymond Wolfe Tackle Wt. 195-Ht. 6'2 One of the greatest linemen in Hopkinsville football history, Wolfe was a worthy leader for the Tiger squad that battled its way to a championship. Raymond was respected by other members of the squad and feared by the opposition. Alternate Captain Garland Wilson Fullback Wt. 172-Ht. 6'l' Another of those unsung heroes, Wilson was a big factor in the Tiger march as the blocking back Critics of the Tigers said the Orange and Black went as'Wilson went and success of the Orange and Black hints Boola seldom had an off day Tommy Gray Halfbaok Wt 152 Ht 5'8 Gray was good for 168 points during the season, making the same number of touchdowns as the state's individual high scorer, While he did not make these points alone many of the touchdowns came because a boy who will not be tackled cannot be Hopkins ville probably never had a harder ru ning back for his weight than Gray James Red Almy Quarterback Wt. 149 Ht 5'1 Almy made the spinner play the scourge of 'Western Kentucky being good for three or four yards on almost any play H s whiskers were the talk of the conference and many a good barber longed to get him in his chair He was probably the most u der- rated back in the state Pulph Tooy Atcrl ge Cfua d 'vi 154 Ht o'7' Aldr1dgo finally came dnto hds own after realizlng that a game is only practice in front of a crowd The chunky guard lost that tight feeling he used to get 1n a big game and played almost as good as he used to practice as a sophomore. James 'Butch Lewis Tackle Wt 179 Ht 6'0 Lewls was the warhcrse o the Tiger squad, playing a steady game and standlng out in the team's famous five man line that rebuffed all attacks Butch's improvements over the prev1ous year helped bring the team out of the ranks of mediocrity William Percy Seay Wt 179 Ht 6'0 A rose smells just as sweet by any other name and 'William Seay played even better than Percy Seay did the your before. Seay went to war like a crusader and his downfield blocking helped turn 5 yard gains into 50 yard runs In FIV. 1272 Qi 1 5 X' tif' slf zflfni ':i',f1335':'44: 3,1: f'LQ'?Q',s:.f 3.W::' if--. 5 ' .Jn .1 ,, - 4 .,p,o s, Q .gy5,g,A.f , ,- 7 1 I Q . A ,fi isa my '. ug- r' '--ff Buford Todd Jr. End Wt. 149-Ht. 6'0' Todd was a veteran in his first year, teaming with Seay to form one of the greatest end combinations the Tigers have had in many years. A fine defensive man, Todd improved on his blocking and his pass-catching to become a standout. Dick Harrison Center Wt. 159-Ht. 6'2 Harrison developed into the finest offensive center a Tiger team has mustered since the so-called good old days. His passes were accurate and stood out in the defensive set-up as an inter' cepter of passes. Wallis Davis Guard Wt. 210-Ht. 5'l1 Davis, one of the few 200-pound lineman in Kentucky fast enough in his senior year to give indications of possible col- lege greatness and to earn a place on the All-Star team which played at Lexington. On the side he fought with dogs on t s kick-off. Livingston Campbell Halfback Wt. 150-Ht. 5'9 One of the quickest starters in H.H.S. history, Campbell was at his best while sailing around the end on the double-reverse play. His broken field running ability was recognized in 1959 but Son surprised everyone by his hard tackling in the latter part of the 1940 season. Loman Meacham Guard Wt. 135-Ht. 5'8' When they pay off for perseverance, Meacham should get the top award. Starting on the B squad while still in the grades, Bunts stuck to football, fought for all he was worth, and waited until the time when he would grow up. Tough and uncomplaining, Meacham should be valuable in 1941 even if he never gets above 140 pounds. Hugh Buddy Adams Center Wt. 160-Ht. 6'1 The pokersfaced Adams made steady improvement throughout the season and looms as one of Hopkinsville's greatest centers next fall. Although he once missed the ball on the kick-off, he was rarely fooled by enemy passes, while doing a stand-out job in tho Tiger secondary. Donald Hall Halfback Wt. 155-Ht. 6'0' Hall, alias Greenberg, never had anything like as much to fuss at himself about as he thought. One of the hardest workers on the squad, Donald was one of the most popular and he could hit as hard as the best of them. 5 W fi NYM. W W4 I ' ' , .fs A .X ' wer-- 4,.. K 5 . ,RL U ' , X s ' ' , 4 I ' .X S. 4 . Q H NL I 1 be .f , - . Q I . W 95? 1 3' ., V, V. . .ty-wg ' 'A 12 - ...gf , - ' -4 ' 3 , by-, -Y, 9. , A , John Weldon Halfback 'Wt. 151-Ht. 5'7' Off to a slow start, Weldon reached his peak against Owens- boro, when he was one of the outstanding men on the field. John possessed plenty of drive and ability when he set his mind on it lk T. Scott Halfback Wt. 137-Ht. 5'6' Scott hit with as much power and drive as any 130-pounder in the business, literally rocking tacklers when he set sail. Pro- bably no other first year player has shown as much for the Tigds as did Scottie. Malcolm nBellyu Gee Tackle Wt. 212-Ht. 6'O7 Hard as it was to do, Gee played about as good a game as he talked. Opposing players who thought he looked soft learned it is not easy to move a haystack. In fact Henderson and Owensboro couldn't do it. Hilton Guier Quarterback Wt l32 Ht SU9' Guier proved that scrap and sp1rit can make up for lack of pou dage and he was a worthy u derstudy for Almy Hilton an literally knife his way through a line and coaches are cou ting on h1m as a probable regular next fall. Jack Walker Guard wt 155 Ht s'o' Walker, not half as sleepy as he looks, crashed through to al ost regular SSTV109 as a guard in his first year on the var- sity squad Although he was most famous for falling over a fence at Glasgow, he developed into both an offensive and defen sive guard dur1ng the season. Gus Turbeville Wt 150-Ht 5fKf Any senior who serves as a substitute to a hunch of larger under classmen deserves plenty of credit and proves again that foo ball is worth its trouble Turbeville was faithful in prao- tice and willlng to take the knocks of the game without getting much of the glory John Harrison Manager After serving as manager for the football squad for som four years, Harrison should be just about able to run a high school and could make some school a good principal He took the usual complaints against a manager without a squawk and always turned in a good day s work 'We can depend on h1m,' the coaches said Ed Garrett Assistant Manager Garrett was fa ous as the man who told Assistant Assistant Pete White what Head Manarer Harrison said do bfi 2:3 gy-,Z 4 Aoams ay, ue, a lson Row 3: Harrison, Worsham, Smith, Almy, Brown, L Johnson, Todd, Norris la Mow 5: Collins, Coach Qrown, Sr. TRACK TEAM Row s ey, Wolfe, , Baker, Cayce, , Weldon, Lawson Row 2: Word, Gee, Morris, Walker, Grace, Wallace, O'Dan1e1 l,csll,cocwxwwwmwammwwwww ,W , Y -,y,,1, j ,Aw M Ii Q . ggiqy,-3g,,'z'f-r JW., N .,?.,15 ' --G-MQ , 'fv 31 '53, , , QQ nwdmnf w only f I V Eiygmv . gif: 4 aiffffs 5'Tggs el r an LH . YQTT' Ee We HQ? :as new we ,,.. .. .- , A. Q QQ., 154 ill H' gg i , +- C - at -:Q-'fgfl . A gar-. Jiw : fsdfiil 'M 44'-' ,- aff' 5 A iff ' TL.s'?Ti'fwf'f :- 'Jf ' . 142- T .gg . ' - ' A4 -A ' Q. if :my 1 P,-341. L , - Basketball Team 1940-1941 The Tigers got off to a slow start by winning only two out of four games, but hit their stride as the season wore on. They ended the season with a fine record of 15 wins and 8 losses. The margin of victory over the Tigers in the Central City and Clarksville games was only one point. Closing the season with an old rival, Henderson, the Tigers were defeated in a rough, hard fought, contest resulting with the score of 34 to 24. Having defeated Howell and Crofton in two of the hardest fought ball games of the District Tournament, the Tigers advan- ced to the final round. Handicapped by the absence of Gentry 'St1nkyn Barnes and minor injuries of Pardue, Scott, and Adamsg the Tigers were defeated by a fighting Sinking Fork team. Adams Pardue, and Scott were named on the All Tournament Team. The Tigers were defeated by Hanson in the first round of the Regional Tournaments Hopkinsville 21 Central City 48 Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Hopkinsville Trigg Cou ty Sinking Fork Crofton LaFayette Trenton Pembroke Bowling Green Central Cit Clarksville Russelville Madisonville Bowling Green Russelville Elkton Trigg County Sinking Fork Crofton LaFayette Madisonville Elkton Trenton Henderson vi Ag: L 'Qing . gf rm, i Z ' ' 523: -r'1N ' 4?'ff ',, ?N 73 , ' .if:,,1 es :Hx :Ag fN ix,Q,:e V jsmy ga Ipi dffyfgif I l, '- ' 'T aa a: 1 , V , F J rvw,,gfJh.59..,.i W: ss. 1 ' :abit .1 TRACK Hopkinsville High School rounded out a comprehensible inter- scholastic athletic program by the completion of a quarter mile track encircling the football field. There is a 100-yard straight away and 220-yard dash with a curve. Track was inauguarated as a sport in the spring of 1940. Prior to that time one or two individuals had represented Hop- kinsville in the State Track Meet, Last year George Draper placed second in the high jump at the State High School meet held at Lexington, Kentucky. The 1941 Track Team was handi- capped by the absence of Draper who had been counted on for sure points in the high jump and the broad jump. The annual inter-scholastic meet, which probably arouses more interest than any dual meet, was held April l. This meet un- covered new material for the inter-scholastic track team and gave Coach Moseley a line on what his boys could do the coming season, The Juniors were rated winners with a total of 50 points, Seniors placing second with 50 points, Sophomores third with 15 points, Freshnen fourth with 4 points, and the Eighth grade fifth w ith 1 point. Coach Moseley, working with green material, turned in a very creditable record Two dual meets were scheduled and the Tigers downed Bowling Green 63 to 41 while losing to Providence 63 to Merl Baker Granville Cayce Garland Grace Tommy Gray Harrison Buddy Johnson Lemon Meacham Howard Merrie Gene Moseley Tom Pardue Clifton Smith Buford Todd Jack'Walker Raymond'Wolfe Roy Word Tomy Collins Alfred'Wallace Lones 0'Daniels Frank West lf2 mile, 1 mile 220 yard 440 yard l00yard, 220 yard, 440 relay Shot put, high jump, high hurdle l 2 mile, l mile l mile, l mile relay 1 2 mile 1 mile, 1 mile relay Hiah Jump 100 yard, 220 yard, 440 relay Low hurdle, broad jump, high Jump 440 yard, 440 relay, l mile relay 100 yard, 440 vard, 440 relay 1 mile relay Shot High hurdle Pole vault Pole vault, low hurdle Broad Jump, high hurdle 100 yard Managers Jack Lawson M W' -N25 Ak. 'Q if... 9 F' J ,,.0 Q, j 'I 'C 'E' , 1 ' Ong 1 X 'xiii , 1 ., J, cg, f , ss , X , g, uf 'vm ,N aw Q -h r 'I . 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Adams, Jane Adcock, Hattie Bacon, Margaret Brodie, Nettie Baker , Helen Baker, Anna Belle Browning, L D Boone, Ada Brown, Marian ' Combs, June Cayce, Doris Cayce, Dorothy Cowherd, Luther Davie, Mary Eliz Haddock, Elizabeth Hopeon, Jlm ie Kimbrough, Anne Luther, Harold Meacham, Jean Melton, Charles Melton, Anne Peden, Kathryn Poindexter, Eleanor Smith, Dan Trabue, Sara Lee Wnlker, Betty B88 800118 Damron, Max Reeder, Boyd Band Drum Majors---1 ----------- Faxon Payne Malcolm Hamby Dru Majorettes ----------- Martha Overshiner Mary Eli Mitchell ' Mary Evelyn Harrie Flutes Adcock, Lucille Duncan, Mary Overshiner, Martha Standard, Dorothy French Horns Cunningham, Patsy D8V18, Jodie Garnett, Emma W Hightower, Norris Todd, Sara D West, Kenneth Cornets Baker, Gary Brooks, Lyle Brumfield, Bobby Breathitt, Ned Hanberry , Dan Moss, Ben Richardson, Bernice Smith, Clifton Nagner, Max Young, Charles Baritones Lollar, Sam Morgan, J D Oboes Damron, Anne Flcken, Nancy Gray, Ellen Hope Trombones Adams, James Eli Beavers, Irene Boulter, Bobbie Davenport, E D Garnett, Tom Lawson, Jack Mitchell Mary Eli Owen, Lionel Basses Coll ns, Archie Davenport, H Keller, 'William Stewart, Chester Drums Feares, Newell Thomas, Harlan Word, Roy Percussions Adcock, Thomas ' was wa f AQ. V .4 . , 53-3: . ' .154 ., if 'QM' e -4- Lang, I Z A S 2 ffw. i, ,gl- 1 Violins Baker, Anna Bello Brown, M ra Cothron, L. H. Hbaoham, Jean Morgan, J. D. Poindoxter, Eleanor Powers, Juanita Trabuo, Sara Lee Viola Worsham, Mary Lee Bass Violins Davenport, E D Ke11er,'Wil1iam Basaoons Damron, Max Reeder, Boyd Cornets Hanberry, Dan Wagner, Max Piano M tohell, Mary all Orchestra Flutes Adooek, Lucille Standard, Dorothy Oboes Fioken, Nancy Gray, Ellen Hope Trombone Lawson, Jack Drums Feares, Newell Payne, Faxon Thomas, Harlan French Horns Hightower, Norris West, Kenneth Clarinots Haddock, Elizabeth Luther, Harold Cello Beavers, Irene gf -Fax 7 ,. N. VHF? --fSY'LS1- , '.,:,5.1. g-gffs. ' 74 -gs it gre, M ' Mr' TM I? I . H 1 W wlsk-wt 1 GRUNING HKINS Q3-act comedy of adolescence by Aurania Rouverolj The play tells the dilemma of the Mclntyres, who see their boy and girl tossed in the cataracts of adolescence and can help little further thanegive directions for the turbulent course from a distance, advices which egocentric youth always rejects, These two youngsters, George and Terry, go through their throes in company with the neighborhood kids. Many things hap- pen to all of them, but the end is bright and promising. CAST OF CHARACTERS George Mclntyre. . .Starling Meahl Omar, . Dan Hanbery Terry Mclntyre . , ,Anne Garrett Hal . . L. D, Browning Professor McIntyre . Roy Word Dutch . Faxon Payne Mrs, Mclntyre . . ,Lyle Brooks Jane, . Marjorie Wolfe Traffic Officer. . ,Ned Breathitt Vivian. Mary Eli Mitchell Elsie Patterson. . .Sarah Brown Sophie, Peggy Adams Mrsg Patterson , , .Elizabeth Haddock Miriam. Evelyn lhrquess Prudence Darling . .Dorothy Standard Pete ., Bob Stadelmn Brian, . . . . . . .Tommy Embry Patty . Elinor Henderson Extra boys and girls: Lhry Edna Harris, Alfred Wallace , il' -nf., , . 1. viii . SYM 'Wig in: ill 33- J 1 I Betsy Trabue, Sam Morton. g GIRL SHY C5-act comedy by Katherine Kavanaughl The play is the story of girl-shy Tom Arsdale and his room- mate Oke Stinson at Commencement time. Tom's father chooses a home-town girl, Sylvia, for his son to marry. In his schemeto avoid marrying Sylvia, Tom manages to get himself engaged to nie Babs, a girl who has sworn to make him fall for her. After many humorous mix-ups the play ends happily for all, CAST OF CHARACTERS Tom Arsdale 4Iwho is girl shyl, L, D. Browning Olce Stimson tfwho 1sn'tl. , . , Dan Hanbory Caroline lfTom's Aunt, . . . Viola Bass Anthony Arsdale KTom's fatherl . . Tom Garnett Sylvia Webster Peaches Carter fOke's present fle.melB. Trabue Asma CA colored wash 1adyQS. Brown Birdie Laverne QA movie aspirantl Ann Garrott Barbara Sanford fBabs herselfj, , ,Edna Harris Alfred T, Murgatoyd, .Smithson 1 1ITom's pet aversionJD. Standard Dean Marlowe lfDean of the ccllegel Ed Moss Chuck Mayo KBirdie's late friendj. Barnes ' ,: :xref s.n,. L ff U is .-,af ' 551. .. , K . 'Ui Qi if r?T' THESE? ' vweea Qs. , ,artnet-ggAs4iitvs it .A In V ul, , it 1. i,.:.:,,,g,.5 A 1.1L-p aws, . A 13 ' + QSQFVHQVQW 'wnQ5kr!.f-Ram w si rl gf ' jf: V Y' Q 1 A - -A ,. ,-.f,:.w-,V .ggi -vis.-xt-.'.4..s.w f 5 :S,f'+5..-:TF ga ,Q ' f '.',31'4iy:.f' . 1 ' J Sli ' ' 1 :gf V7-M52 1 v sQPto Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. ooto oct: o0to c Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov NOVQ 60 2 3 9 19 24 27 30 3 ll 11 14 18 ' 'Q,i'f -f : , . -, ,A .wg ff CALENDAR The teachers have a faculty meeting to devise new tortures since the Nasi's have stolen their last year's stuff. Registration--Draft gets 650 u suspecting youths, half day grind. we give up our first dimes. Night Shirt Parade Election of class officers. Those who stuffed the ballot box get in. H. H. S. -- 44 Central City -- 6 Marjorie Bexley made editor of the 'Tiger.n Assembly--Mr. Petrie puts us in the dog house. A traitor to the cause. Mr. Uphoff brought his boys over and we practically had to carry them home. The crisis--received reports through courtesy of the faculty. Hurrah! We get Social Security. Dime a week. Princeton loses another bloody battle. Princeton Lulu says to the snooping reporter easy to love a rich man as it is a poor The tobacco worms brought the Tigers the Football Queen Mary Fern Hamby and Attendants Mary Helen Damron and Onell Williams reigned over the big parade The 'ittle B's got beaten to a nub by Henderson Armistice Day Parade The whole school turned out to see 'Robin Hood Bal let John Cannon writes himself up in 'What Would Happen If? Thanksgiving meat on the table at the expense of sonvillo H H S 25 M H Tigers win W .K C Championship 'Toby and Wallis are named on the Western A Star Team Football Banquet which the chosen few attended Th girls can now rest from their long campaign for dates It seems that the Clarksville girls fared better than the hometown talent! Tigers defeat Trigg Cou ty High in opening home sea down and dime Ho He so It's just as one trophy De 2 son ' 'Stinky ' desires to be called M Frank Gentry Barnes, Esquire ff 13-M fyH f yqva Ag ,le r is U-fr GO. Deo Dec Dec eo. an Jan Jan. an an an Jan an Eno BD 9.11 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar, Mar. Ewa .. Sign Gloria Gray admits being only a gold digger e wants the more costly gifts for Christmas Hitler says there will be some changes made School presents presents to two grand people me Pe trio and Miss Brooks Christmas Holidays begin, also some high powered gold digging Santy Claus brought everyone a big bunch of presents. School begins and we don't get to be morons anymore We attend our first school cinema The'W. K. C. trophy presented to the Tiger team Junior Senior Banqueters make their first attempt be orators. M Corlew's so called holidays when we began our exams Several Sen1ors find they have one more semester of school after having flunked several exams M , Schuster preaches Baccalaureate Sermon Class Day and Coxnmncement and we're rid of a few more Seniors New Semester begins. Tiger goes broke, Due issue postponed 'til February Another picture show we have finally learned how to go to sleep during these shows with very little trou ble. H . Dyer's second-year Spanish class makes a flop in chapel. Sara Brown k Tom Perdue make appropriate talks about Linco1n's birthday. A Valentine program in which Mr. Moore was presented a lovely lass in the form of Percy Seay. G-Han tells us to be good children so we'll live to be men and women. Growing Pains. Dorothy Standard doesn't have to do much acting to do her part. We play in district finals and Pardue, Adams, and Scott were elected on the All-District Team. Mr. Hbore's spectacular show of tumblingg Mr. Mbore rolls instead of tumbles. Annual Staff selected. Donald Weldon chosen editor. Hopkinsville basketball team closes season as a foot- ball teamg rivalry starts between Madisonville and Hoptown sports writers. H Club boys sore and crippled from Donkey Basketball Same- With pretty smiles and best clothes, pictures made for Annual. 'E' gn A I F , M are sc, .,. , L, rt' I' A r Apr A r Apr A r A r Apr Apr ,. .. my my ,M ,xv ,,,sasmwng5s 1 -N,sasWrsWsvfM.gg3p LIT N, 3 A Y L vw , .'fff'+.sl4S., B B - , s B A i sf--:e.:Pg1,f mpgs: 4 :sg 11 Tommy Gray wins most of Popularity contest. Seniors missed David Lipscomb Glee Club. and school, to go to Bowling Green Our school shines in Scholastic contests Tobacco Day, first in a series of vacations Sadie Hawkins Dance The girls really showed the boys how 1t's done! 0 happy K E A' Margaret 6 Toodie still fighting over Tom fin a friendly way, of coursell Dick Harrison finally makes his first book report in Miss Crowder's second period class Crenshaw got his dome sheared Sr Banquet Boys jealous when only girls invited to the Bethel tea Baccalaureate Sermon Exams start and those who were in the Baccalaureate services hone to be in Commencement exercises Senior Picnic Miss Crowder loses some more smart Seniors. Some Free, white and 21, at last! gk 4 , V Z l a , 4 1 , . X 2 4 f . Q KQD C2 STAFF ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-chief - Donald Weldon Asst. Editor ---- Ann Garrett Associate Eds.-Babe Andrews Marjorie Wolfe Picture Edltorf-Peggy Adams Senior Editors---Sara Brown ----Ruth Boyd Assembling ------ -June Baker -------Merl Baker ----John Harrison Snapshots-Sara Sports ----- Tom -Garland Clubs ----- Anne Helen Trabue Perdue Wilson Hooper Damron Art Editors--Roy Word -----Boyd Reeder --Dick Harrison -Walter Ransdell Typlsts and Mimeograph Operators Helen Warren Goldie Peeler Madeline Word Mary Crenshaw Faculty Advisors Mr. Mills Mr. Butler Miss Wheeler NHwK..A,, . f.r:,.f:+g .6533 lg. , 1 e ,:,ft54.gc 'Nw Y gin' - kv FHM, A W 2 N. -r 4, x r may :G . W A eff ., .A 4 V '. aff:-.g:pga+.f, , '. u ' V3 .' .d5fH?NfF . yu--4 li -.amaw NC 4 H TjUF1F BON - vgrwt Er B1 .tr, Dmruiri 79' l WJ4 rv Jun. Ba 'wirfl H' f1'L1Q ETH Jthx Tin .Q 'ff .w, A 1-1... A ,f., 4 +I' .,,, - 1 -x v p. Q55 1. -HIT P! , A, Q 1 16 CON -Q QOH ri F' Fi -.J TA V Y f 3 1 v A ,I vi T' N A 1 TL vu 1 L1 y-I 4' ,fi T' JU I' A 'S , . L1qW,l'-Ltlilnn V11Fon Howe Rwomg and CTubs Ann Vright 'ivche T199 Ed . Grfnvi1le Cayce Sgfrtr Gentry Barnes Arlivfv Billy Lavton EoyA Reeder Harry Smithson Roy Ford Rory Fern H JHKQP Jrmpg E. Q Tv YET 6 Wirpnrra ff5wT1n9 Gm1d1P Poplpr Vwrv Cren2haw . . A X, YI 8 L Q, y. ffl, :tn . .AJ , 'ff 'u k -iA.. Si- f 54533, . 553' 45151- .3 ,W gm , . ' ,f,...f Q Q, if-,. Q . M AW ,VL,f.,U g Q, n,prneq?g-,. ':.. ' .. f. N - .. J, .M . -. .x,Pf, ?5X 21 ,- ,F Q , N W M -J V H ,Afilwyag g,,,fg..g,,k..,Q-35534: -S' ww- v, A- f ,. :, -4 -L .-, .Ar uv.- 1 CMI., ,-. I v ' -KJ' - if ' 5-I f Q T: Q TX A A MQ P 'N 5 f V AC? Q 'ox mfs An n M 'li , it 1- V THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society has had a chapter in Hopkinsville for the past eleven years. To be eligible for membership, a student must be a Sen- ior. He must rank in the uoper third of his class scholastically. Both his classmates and teachers rate him on three nointsz, character, leadership and service. Officers President ----------------- Nancy Wade Vice President -------- C. W. Stratton Members Boxley, Marjorie Stratton, C. W. Brown, Sara Wade, Nancy Drawer, George williams, Luethell Saunders, James Williams, Onell Sponsors Miss Brooks Mr. Petrie Forensac Club Q Science Club is ,E+ S wh vw 'WE Science Club The Science Club of the Hopkinsville High School, under the sponsorship of Dr Charles Saunders, has long been a popular or ganizatien. llembers are chosen by vote of the club, each oandi date for entrance beinv selected from the upper rank f his class. Varied program under the direction of' the Physics, Chemistry, Biologr, and General Science divisions have been giv en during the year. O f'icers President Tom Garnett Vice 'resident L D Browning Secretary Lhry Edna Harris Treasurer- -Jimmy Saunders Members Archer, Whitmn Ashby, Sanford Baker, llsrl Bass, Viola Bexley, Marjorie Brodie, Alice Brown, Sarah Browning, L. D. Draper, George Garnett, Tom Harris, Mary Edna Hightower, Charlotte Hooper, Anne Kirkpatrick Louis Lhben, Dorothy Massie, Henrietta Lhyhall, Chreston Miller, Marjorie Payne, Faxon Wallace , Roy Weldon, Donald Worsham, J. E. Hall, Norman CChomistry Leaderl Saunders, Jimmy CPhysics Leader! SRM gpm ,,,1. fm.: milf. .M . . f ..,5L-ryi' A uf-,. 1. sn, THE FORENSIC CLUB On October 21, 1940, a group of ambitious would-be speakers met in Senior Library to begin a year of study and practice on the various phases of public speaking, Meeting every other Monday, this group was guided by Miss Crowder and M s. Duffer. The crowning achievement of the year came with the speech festival, After preliminaries among the club members, representatives were chosen for the district speech events held March 22, The club is proud to have been re- presented in every field by the following: Poetry Reading Sarah Brown Interpretative Reading Ann Garrott Oratorical Declamation John Stites Radio Speaking George Draper Extemporaneous Speaking Granville Cayce American Legion Oratory Starling Meahl Debating Team John Cannon Jimmy Hopson Ned Breathitt Katherine Peden Junior High Public Discussion Mary S. Mb Whirter Senior High Public Discussion Kitty Johnson And other members are: Anna Belles Baker, John Blane, Clara Boone, LaNelle Buckley, L. H. Cothran, Gene Crenshaw, mary Mar- garet Froman, Emma Whitlock Garnett, Betsy Lanier, Evelyn Mar- quess, Frank Morris, Elizabeth Silvey, Betty Walker, Ann'Wright. Ann Garrott, George Draper,and the debating team rated high enough to go to Lexington to compete in the state tournament, The local eighth and ninth grade public speaking contests were held as usual with many interested entrants. The winner of the boys' contest was awarded a five dollar prize and the winner of the girls' contest was awarded a similar prize. In Mhy, after all contests had been finished, the club meme bers enjoyed a social as a reward for their year's work. FORENSIC CLUB OFFICERS President Harold Luther Vice President Elizabeth Williams Secretary Jimm Hopson Treasurer Ned Breathitt FORENSIC CLUB SPONSORS M es Crowder Mrs. Duffer ,Q 3 KJ N,-C S. Q3 X GIRLS CLUB The Girls Club of the Hopklnsville High School has had a most successful beginnlng Th1s club took the place of the Girl Re serves, which was organlzed 1n 1924 The Glrls Club has no affiliation with the state as the Girl Reserves had Th1s new organization is one of the mo t popular in our school Adams, Anne Cooke Adams, Jane Adooek, Lucille Atkinson, Iris Austin, Dorothy Bacon, Margaret Baker, Helen Baker, June Beavers, Irene Bostick, Wanda Boyd, Mary Ann Boyd, Mary Julia Boyd, Ruth Brown, Ura Browning, Billie Cansler, Imogene Capps, Amanell Carter, Virginia Cayce, Doris Chiles, Sue Fan Cherry, Dorothy Collins, Helen Collins, Mary Collins, Roberta Combs, June Covington, Betsy Crabtree, Mary Crenshaw, Mary Cunningham, Delia Cunningham, Patsy Damron, Ann Damron, Mary Davis, Mhry Eliz- Davis, Mildred Davis, Wilma Dennis, Frances Dowdy, Gladys Drake, Roberta MEMBERS Edwards Laura Ell1ot, Robbie Ficken, Nancy Fish, Josephine Garrett, Anne Gary, Gray, Gray, Gray, Gray, Betty Ellen Hope Gloria Mary Emma Haddock, Eliz Ham ond, Ann Ha monds, Carloss Harper, Eleanor Harr1s, Mary Evelyn Hayes, June Henderson, Elinor High, Jane Hooper, Doris Houchen Marie Hubbard, Frances Isaacson, Marilyn Isaacson, Yvonne Janes, Florene Koach, Lillian Lawrence, Jane Lewis, Dorothy Litchfield, Eliz. Maben, Dorothy Massie, Edna Mayes, Elizabeth McCollum, Ruth McIntosh, Wanda McKnight, Martha McKnight, Mary Mbjor, Mattie Marquess, Marguerite Meacham, Jean Minor, Helen Mitchell, Mary Mitchell, M r1el Mobley, Nannie B Morris, Jane Moss, Carrie Lee Murphy, Darw1n Overshlner, Martha Peden, Katherine Petsch,'Iilma Po1ndexter, Eleanor Redd, ChTlStlD9 Reed, Doris Rives, Falth Robinson, Wilma Russell, Irene Shepherd, Betty Shepherd, Janice Sholar, Jean Sims, Diltz Sims, Louise Southern, A1106 Stewart Katherine Tanner, Ruth Ann Thomas, Cornelia Thomas, Geanada Thomas, WQ61 Thomas, Imogene Tobin, Rose Ann Tuggle, Anna Tuggle, Marjorie Walk-r, Telmadge Warder, Elwanda Wolfe, Marjorie Word, Corinne Word, Madeline Worsham, mary Lee Wright, Jane 8,f' fa' ,-,, ,1 .,.. 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Its purpose is to sponsor any worthwhile activity about the school and to develop the right attitude and habits For their motto unans generally, to Since this 15 a nation, enrollment, ship. Baksr, Msrl Brown, Oakley Carmack, Cardin Collins, A J Crenshaw, Gene Davenport, H. D, Gray, Earl Harrison, John Hayes, Wlnburn Helm, Catlet Johnson, Buddy Sponsor among the boys the boys have selected: 'Exoe1sior, which evelop, to excel, and to grow new club, the year has been spent in organi and drawing up zules and by laws for member MEMBERS King, lhlcolm Mcwhirter, George Marquess, Lawrence Meacham, Lomon Means, David Petsch, Edward Stone, Dan Walker, Jack Whitfield, E. O. 'Woreham, George Worsham, J. E. M . Brown THE HEI CLUB The He Club, organized by Mrs. Lawrence McKee in the autu mn of 1933, has continuously been a favorite club with the boys. Every two weeks an interesting program is held and each spring members are entertained at a joint banquet of the Home Economics and 'He' C11-lb8e MOTTO 'As our boyhood is now, so shall our manhood be. OBJECTIVES To develop personality, leadership, initiative, and social poise. To losep in touch and work with other similar state and fed- eral organizations. To provide training for young boys according to their natural iI1't6I'SSte To formaconnecting link between home and school. To improve personal oourtesies. OFFICERS President Roseiter Armstrong Vice President Vernon Sivley Secretary-Treasurer Bob Stadleman He Club Members--Mrs. McKee, Sponsor Adams, Lee Morgan, J. D. Armstrong, Roesiter Ransdell, Walter Bostlck, D. B. Renehaw, Walton Browning, L. D. Richardson, Bernice Chandler, John Lee Russell, ,Raymond Davenport, E. D. Sivley, Vernon Embry, Tomy Smith, Marion Gray, Earl ' Smithson, Harry Hayes, 'Vernon Stadelman, Bob Keller, William Stewart, Chester Layton, Billy ' Stites, Bill Mabry, J. W. Thomas, Harlan Miles , Robert Walker , Jack Q Q nw fmt' 1 .QM I M' 1 , 4 NH' CLUB ndrxo, Euoiy Harrison, John A1br'fLQ, Rslph Meacham, Loman Aizg J'mes Perdue, Tom Cao: ll, Livlnyntwn Scott, V. T. Co un, ThomfF Soey, William Gov, kslcnim Todd, Duford Grzy, Tommy Nalkor, Jack Guler, Hilton Weldon, John Yrroffrr, Dan Wilgon, Gfr1an in on, Dttf Uolfe, Rnvmond CNf 1 Vice PTPF, Bufoy Adg f1Q,lY'1Tf0f'F Hr, Nosvly YF, Voore HY 6 'rgrbzas 1' xv ., ,, ,, VK Swrfg 35, ',Z,wil4.!,. J www: 'and Club C5 ! O GU 0 Qfc 2' I 5:5 3 r I .3 1, 4-..,.' -, fitvif lf , wt' 1, 3 55? .ff ,Ti , .. f lf ny: 3 l nf. . 19' 1 QL L . .rf-, , Home Economies Club Members Adams, Anne Cock Adams, Jane Adams, Peggy Adcock, Ruth Andrew, Sue Baker, Anna Bell Beavers, Irene Bohn, Esther Boone, Clara Bostiok, Wanda Brodie , Alice Brown, Mirian Brown, Sarah Capps, 'Amanelle Carpenter, Inez Cayce, Ruth Ann Cherry, Nell Chiles, Ann Claiborne , Carolyn Collins, Helen Collins, Mary Pink Cowan, Catherine Curtis, Paula Sue Damren, lhry Helen Davis, Wilma Dennis , Frances Duncan, lhry Henry Edwards , Laura Ann Elliott, Mary Ann Hammonds, Carloss Harper, Eleanor Harris , Lhry Evelyn High: PUSSY Hooper, Anne Hooper, Doris Houchens, Marie Hubbard , Frances Johnson, Kitty Johnson, Ann Keach, Lillian Kennedy, Almetia Kimbrough, Ann King, Alice Givan Kirkpatrick, Forg Lacy, lhry Tandy Lanier, Betsy Lewis, Dorothy Lile, Flossie Jane Litchfield, Elizabeth Major, Mattie Marquess, Margaret Marquess, Marguerite Martin, Jenny Lind Hassle, Henrietta Hayes, Elizabeth Mayes, Marjorie McGowan, Frances McKni ght , Elizabeth Ann Fourqurean, Juanita Mozinight, Martha Jane Frankel, Emma Lou Mowhirter, Nhry Sue Fritz, Vornelle Meacham, Jean Froman, Mary Melton, Gardner, Betty Miller, Irene Gary, Ann Miller, I-arjorio Glover, Sara Nell Mobley Nannie Bee Gray, Hope Mills, Mono. Gray, lhry Mitchell, Muriel Haddock, Elizabeth Morris, Jane Haddock, Virginia Morris ,' Mary Hammond, Betsy Murchison, Ann Hammond, Jane Murphy, Darwin Napier, Jo Nell Peoler, Goldie Powers, Nita Redd, June Reed, Doris Richardson, Odelia Rittenberry, Aline Rives, Faith Russell, Peggy Sabol, Resales Saturley, Iris Shepherd, Betty Shepherd, Janice Southern, Alice Stewart, Joan Tanner, Ruth Ann Taylor, Gladys Thomas, Marjorie Thomas, Monnie Thurmond, Elisabeth Tobin, Rose Ann Todd, Sarah Tribblc, Mary Lois Wade, Dorothy Wade, Frances 'inn Wade, Nancy Wade, Waldino Warder, Elwanda Warren, Helen Wells , Lola Whittaker, Doris Wilkins, Anne Williams , Elizabeth Williams, Luethell Williams, Onell w118On, Lillian Witty, Frances Ann Wood, Dorothy Ann Word, Corinne Word, Joan Word, 15a Wright, Sarah Vw- 'L A, w W K4 ,Lk 1,31 4 41 - -s, I . H+?-2,4 F W, 9, 1 10 B+ 'r 548' If . 'ra ,a re HOME ECOROMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club of the Hopkinsville High School has been very popular with high school girls for mam' years Twice s. month varied and interestmg programs are presented Social events for the year were: e. Christmas party and e spring ban quet OFFICERS President lhry Morris Secretary Kitty Johnson Vice Pres, Ann Wilkins Treasurer Ellsabeth Thurmond HOTTO o do say the kindest thing in the kindest way CREED I have live with myself and so I want t be fit for myself' to know. I want t be able as the days go by Always t look myself in the eyesg I don't want to tend mth the setting sun And hate myself for the things I've done. I want to be able to like myself. I don't want tc 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. SPONSORS llrs, Lawrence McKee Hrs. Keith Venable :Q ,W ,uw X ,f .Q 2 LJ Q 112 6 .-.1 ,NX X 'E-TP 3 ' J omg, ,ff'-,.:az-fwrgf .gl,,?7?' gf: ip, -fi, rg W - lg.. J '- 4- .. A' va, .'.,, e.,,,H.. exft ' ,tz1PW'V Ling fWidHff71WH ,J , ,nf ,3 . . , , Ty. 'C Latin Club 5ff'5s.- Z fr-' ' 'ir ' i fry- ,. AI' M A, ' f The Latin Club is a new organization at H. H. S. Already, however, it is one of the most popular clubs in school. It has the largest enrollment of any organization of the school, and it gives promise of being even more popular in the coming years. The aims of the club are to stimulate an interest in Latin and to impress upon students the importance of Latin as the ba- sis of modern language. However, not only is the Latin language stressed, but Roman life, customs, government, and religion are equally important topics of study. Anderson, Bobby Andrew, Jim y Sanford Margaret Helen June ane Ashby, Bacon, Baker, Baker, Blanc, Boyd, Mildred Bexley, Marjorie Breathitt, Ned Brooks, Lyle Browning, L D Brown, Myra Brumfield, Bobby Buckley, Le Nelle Cannon, John Cayce, D D Cayce, Dori- Gherry, Dorothy Clark, Tom Coleman, Jean Covington, Tammy Damron, Ann President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Spenser Members Damron, Max Davenport, E. D. Davis, Mary E, Davis , Wilma Dowdy, Gladys Fish, Josephine Garnett, Emma W, Gunn Ruth Hamby, Hilda Hammends, Ann Hank1ns, Largaret Helm, Mary Ilice Henderson, Flinor High, Jane Hightower, Norris Hcpson, James Isaacson, Marilyn Kirkpatrica, Louis Layton, Billy Lawrence, Jane Mhben, Dorothy Marquess, Ethel Officers Marquess, Evelyn Miller, Carl Mitchell, Jeanna Mitchell, Mary Eli Overshiner, Martha Ann Parker, Edna Payne, Faxon Peden, Katherine Potsch,'Wilma Poindoxter, Eleanor Rogers, Mary Louise Silvv, Vernon S1lvy, Elizabeth Smith, Marion Stadelmau, Bob Stites, Bill Tugglo, Mhrjerle Walker, Betty Watson, Billle Leo West, Frank West, Kenneth Wolfe, Margorie Wright, Ann Liarjorle Bexley Faxon Payne Bob Stadelman Katherine Pedon Mrs Gabe Payne 1' i V wang Mqlwm Phdogmphy Club 'UNF' HQ! -I --1 I N L .s Q5 QW Ode? C ubf ,I kb 5, E E: 1, '1 if 551, ff ffl - .Mp .,.... ,, J ,A - ., ,', ,AH W KL . , V, 7 i'?,fos , X. ' M. .Z Photography Club The Phctcgraptw Club of Hopkinsville High School is sponsored by lr. Morris and has the following officers: s ge xviv vgf 3 ' ' M a Hs-:pai President- ------------ -- Vice President--------- Secretary---------h--w-----u Treasurer-------------------- club meets on alternate Mbndays goal of the club is to foster ' Luther Cowherd Charles Melton Sara Lee Trabue Chester Stewart ln room thirteen. interest in photograph among the students of the school. This goal is brought about by the teaching of technical phases of photography to the memp bers of the club. Model Club The Model Club was organized to instruct its members in the fu damental principles of model airplanes and ship constructions and to acquaint them.with the various types of airplanes in pre sent day use, Officers President Vice President Secretary Bailey, E N Brown, Douglas Brumfield, Bobbv Fritz, Billy Fritz, Sol Gordon, Glen Keller, Bcbbv Keller, William King , William Melton, Charles Moss, Ben Sponsor Roy' lord K K We st Bobby Brumfield Radford, Ed Reese, Bobby Wadlington, Charles Wagner, Lhx West, Frank West, K. K Woodruff, Dee Word,.Roy Young, Charles Bullard, Gano A Butler fm y . . 3 -W M UUJUUI UHVV UILLU , T 333 VT in iii ,Q . 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Fiese, Esther Gardner, Betty Gibbs , Madell Gillespie, Virginia Glover, Saranell Green, Nell Haddock, Virginia Hamby, Hilda Henderson, Eleanor Isaacson, Yvonne Johnson, Anne Lawrence, Jane lbben, Dorothy Magor, Mattie Mitchell, Joanna Mitchell, Muriel Moore, Wilda Morris , Nora Parker, Edna Pearson, Marlene Petty, Arlene Quarles, Dorothy Rittenberry, Alone Rives, Faith Cowan, Theme Embry, Tommy Gary, Bobbie Gee, Malcolm Hayes, Winburn Morris, Thoms Hamond, Betsy Hammond, Jane Harned, Louise Harper, Eleanor Helm, Mary Alice Johnson, Kitty Kelly, lhry Kemp, Carolyn Kennedy, Almetia King, Alice G, Kirkpatrick, Forgf Lacy, Mary Tandy Ladd, Dorothy Lanier, Betsy Lile, Flossie McGowan, Frances McKnight, Eliz. A. 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