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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1949 volume:

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A 1 1 1 , . . , r, ff 'x if 2 'VFW 4- . f A5 1 + w 1 r h:,,a..wmf1xm1, anwgb ilm-41-I-gwl-L.-.5 . 1 uf R HUPKINSVIHI HIGH SIIHIIIH PRISINHNII IHI IIRANIIE 81BlAlIK IH I949 sow 9 e ln this book vie have trled to hrlng together e cross-seotlon of our hlgh school life. presenting this annual, we beg that the reader will not judge lt too severely from the sta-nclpolnt of e llngulst or an ertlst, but treasure lt rather as e book of emembranee. We, the stiff, glve t0 you the Orange and Bleek of l949. 2 IIHIIIIAIIII 1 l To the memory of HUNTER LDSS, who was for many years a member of the Board of Education, we gratefully and sincerely dedicate this annual. 3 'iw 3' l1hg QW Arthur Anderson Frank Yost Mrs. Charles Mattison F' W' Fink Board Member Board Member Board Member Board Member AIIMI ISIRAHO O.C. DeCoursey 0 t - Gladstone Koffman Charifingipii me supt. of Schools Board Chairman Mrs. L. M. Cayoe Mrs. J.H. Johnson Mrs. D.W. Ledford Mrs. E.F. Aldgp Cafeteria Attend. Officer Dean of Girls Elizabeth Vaughn Joan Eason Florence Crowder Vivian B1-am, English English English English IAIIIIHY Dorothy Fink Juanita Bartley HPS- 3e0f'Se,Hume1 Paul Gardner spanish, mth. Mathmatios Mathemaucs Mathmatics 1701111 Morris Mrs. James Morgan Mrs. Vera McKee Toby Hightower 0 Home Eo. Home Ee. Science N'M..w-4 'X Mrs. Hbrchel Long Art Ralph Mills Coach N Elizabeth Walker Mrs. George Rogers Eugene Gough Social Science Social Science History FACUHY 'llll ,l,v 422'- Nolan Russell Joe Vance W. H. Gresham Soc. Sc. and Coach Manual Arte Band Y R' G .4 Mrs, D,wg Ledfgrd Mrs. Bernice W. Blair Mrs. W.H. Gresham Mrs- Gabe Payne sr. H.s. Library Commercial Glve Club f me ef 1- MASS M1949 Pres.-Jim Moss ja Vice-Pres.-Mary Pool GHxs.U Treasurer-Lois McGrew Secretary-Joe Mine Jean Austin-'She is too wise, too fair.' Girls Club-35 Com ercial Club-4. Merril McCord-'Take fast hold of instruction.n Latin Club-2,33 Photography Club-43 President-43 Pep Club-33 Home Room Officer-lg President-4g Key Club-2,3,4g Officer-43 Tiger Staff-4g Annual Staff-43 Office-45 Football-35 Manager. Curtis Brasher-'Thou smilest and art still, out-top- ping know1edge.' Latin Club-l,2,3g Forensic Club-2,3,4g President-43 Key Club-2,5,4g Officer-3,43 Home Room Officer-1,3,4g Band 1,2,5,4g Officer-45 Debating Team-1,2,3,4g Bas- ketball-2,3g National Honor Society-3,43 Officer-3g Class Treasurer-35 Annual Staff-4. Bonita Andrews-'Queen rose in a rose bed garden of girls.' Girls Club-33 Science Club-4. Mary Sue Baker-HHer hair is like the night touched wmth glancing starry beams.n Majorette-lg Home Room Officer-lg Pep Club-l,2,35 Glee Club-l,2,3,h3 Girls Club-23 Forensic Club-35 Tiger Staff-l,3,h3 Annual Staff-by Home Ec. Club-bg President-h. Brooke Lawson-Hleekness, temperanceg against such there is no love.N Key Club-2,3,h5 Glee Club-lg Latin Club-l,2,3, Librarian-33 Pep Club-35 International Relations Club-bg Home Room Officer-3,h Billy Brown-'This is that one who like a good and har dy soldier fought.' Basketball-2,3,4g Football-3,4g Manager-1,25 Baseball 3,4g Track Manager-33 H-Club-3,4. Betty Cunningham-'Teach the young women to be sober, to love their husband.' Band-lg Home Ee. club-1 2 5 4, Girls Cl b-1 2 3 Officer-53 Home Room Cfiicer-3,4. u , ' F Lewis Faulkner-'The righteous are bold as a 1ion.' Latin Club-23 Debating Team-1,2,3,4: Hone Room Offi- cer-l,4g Forensic Club-l,2,3,4g Key Club-2,5,4g Offi- cer-4g Annual Staff-4g Honor Society-5,4. Lila Chester-'O, powers of Heaven! What dark eyes meet we here?' Band-1,25 Hone Ee. Club-l,2,3,43 Hone Room Offi- cer-1. Elaine Lee---Nl would study if I could find any plea- sure in it.H Girls Club-2,3,h3 Officer-hg Spanish Club-2,33 Foren- sic Club-35 Giee club-3,h5 Tiger staff-3,b3 Pep Club- 2,3. Arthur Bowles---HOh valiant sir! 'Worthy gentle- man.W Band-l,2,3,h5 Glee Club-2,35 Latin Club-2,35 Science Club-M5 Forensic Club-35 Conservation Club-b. George Buckley-UEvery inch a man.N Conservation Club-ng Stage Crew-2,3,b. Mary Anne Garrott-WBeauty too rich for use.H Latin Club-l,2,33 Girls Club-lg H ome Ec. Club-2 International Relations Club-hg H ome Room Offi- cer-l,3,b5 President-lg Pep Club-2,35 Librarian- lg Tiger Staff-3,M5 Office-D5 Annual Staff-M. Christine Burgess---NMy loved! My honored! Much re- spected friend.H Home Ec. Club-l,25 Girls Club-l,2,3,h. Gayle Gardner ------ HA virtuous and well governed youth.N Football-l,2,3,h3 Basketball-l,25 H-Club-3,hg Track-lg Pep Club-l,23 Home Room Officer-l,23 UmmmmnmmlRdetmnsChmJn Marion Hankins-WFrom underneath his helmet flowed his coal black curls as on he rode.' Football-l,2,3,hg Basketball-2,33 Key Club-2,3,h5 Officer-M5 Spanish Club-3,h5 Officer-bg Pep Club-33 Baseball-3,hg H-Club-h. Mary K. Berry ---- NHer ways are ways of pleasant- ness.H Girls Club-l,2,35 Home EC. Club-l,2,3,h. Wanda Nell Cannon---'Modest and simple and sweet, the very type of Priscella.W Latin Club-l,23 Girls Club-3,h3 Home Room Officer-3. Hal Jenkins-'lf love be rough with you, be rough with love.' Football-1,25 Pep Club-2,33 Home Room Officer-2, 35 President-lg Glee Club-l,2,35 Forensic Club- 35 Operetta-23 Photography Club-ng Officer-M5 Stage Crew-33 Annual Staff-M, Carolyn Cowan ------- NShe sight.H Drill Corpsslg Glee Club Officer-lg Home EC. Club Ruth Doss ------ WWe infirmities of the Glee Club-lg Girls holds her little thoughts in -l,23 Girls Club-lg Home Room -h. that are strong must bear the weak.H Club-lg Latin Club-l,25 Tiger Staff-l,2,33 Forensic Club-2,33 Librarian-3,h5 Annual Staff-3,h3 Co-Editor-bg International Re- lations Club-h. Joe Bill Foard ---- nLOVe, not Sleep, lest thou come to poverty.H TTaCk'3S Basketball-3,h3 Baseball-3,h3 Conservation Club-bg Officer-M. Charles Crabtree--WA gentleman of the house.H Basketball-23 Golf Team-l,2,3,h5 Home very first Room Offi- cer-35 Photography Club-h, Martha Ann King--UA time to Weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn, and a time to dance.H Latin Club-l,2,3g Girls Club-lg Operetta-23 Glee Club -l,2,3,h3 Ensemble-hg Pep Club-l,2,33 Officer-33 Fo- rensic Club-3,hg Drill Corps-l,25 Librarian-lg Office -33 Cheer leader-M3 Tiger Staff-bg Annual Staff-M. Dorothy Cathcart--HI love her for her smile, her look, her way of speaking gently.H Latin Club-lg Home Ec. Club-25 Girls Club-3. Walter Joslin-NHe shall spurn fate, scorn death.H Bobby Kelly ---- HI am the master of my fate, I am captain of my soul.H Football-l,25 Science Club-2,3,h5 Officer-3,h3 Home Room Officer-25 Stage Crewa2,3,h5 Tiger Staff-l,2,3,h3 Pep Club-33 Glee Club-35 Operetta -2. Betty DeBow-UFashioned so purely, fragilely, surely.N LamnChm4,3 DNllCmpwlQ3GulsUmb33SWm- ish Club-3,l4. Martha Helen Long-'A merry heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance. Spanish Club-3,h5 Home Ec. Club-1,23 Officer-lg Pep Club-l,25 Forensic Club-33 Glee Club-l,2,33 H ome Room Officer-lg Cheerleader-25 Drill Corps 1. me nav- Q+n-F'F-'1 .7.'1-1l: Annual Staff-ll. Jesse Lancaster--Hwhoso findeth a wife findeth a good thing.N Virgil Moorefield, Jr.-NOh, he is the courageous captain of compliments.U Latin Club-23 Band-2,3,h3 Debating Team-2,3,h3 Forensic Club-2,33 International Relations Club Officer-bg Glee Club-33 Key Club-2,3,h5 Director -bg Pep Club-33 Annual Staff-h. Lois McGrew--UHer silken tresses, which cunningly she dresses, are like as gold.N Latin Club-l,2,33 Girls Club-lg Officer-lg Home Ec. Club-23 Pep Club-2,35Librarian-l,3,bg Home Room Offi- cer-l,33 International Relations Club-M3 Officer-bg Tiger Staff-3,h3 Annual Staff-hg Class Treasurer-h. Edith Gallyon---NA merry heart doeth good like a medicine.U Home Ec. Club-l,23 Commercial Club-h. Hazel Carney Moss-UForsake the foolish and live.N Latin Club-l,25 Girls Club-35 Commercial Club-M. Pax King-WHear instruction and be wise.N Latin Club-l,25 Forensic Club-23 Pep Club-2,33 Librarian-lg Football-2,3,h3 Basketball-2,3,h3 Track-35 Spanish Club-3,h3 Officer-bg Home Room Officer-l,2,3,h5 Key Club-2,3,h3 Director-35 Of- fice-3,h3 Annual Staff-3,hg Co-Editor-bg H-Club- Frances Owen ---- UGood nature and good sense must ever join. Latin Club-l,2,35President-35 Girls Club-lg President -lg Pep Club-2,33 Home Room Officer-l,3,h5 President- 33 International Relations Club-bg Tiger Staff-2,3,h3 Operetta-25 Band-l,2,3,h3 President-35 Majorette-bg Annual Staff-b. Donald Crenshaw ------ HI was ever a fighter and a strong man must go on.U Glee Club-l,2g Latin Club-2,3,h3 Tiger Staff-3, M. Jimmy Moss-Wwhy boasteth thou thyself in mischief, oh mighty man?' Football-l,2,3,h3 Basketball-35 Latin Club-l,2g Sci- ence Club-l,2,35 Track-33 Pep Club-l,23 Glee Club-l, 25 International Relations Club-M3 Home Room Officer- l,2,h5 Conservation Club-hg H-Club-M3 Class President 'ho Bobby Guier---NHis broad clear brow in sunlight glowed.H Spanish Club-3,h5 Office-h. f Juanita Kauble--UThe red in her cheeks is like blood spilt among the snoW.U Latin Club-23 Home EC. Club-3,h. Grady Ruff--NAdvancing and prancing and glancing and dancing.N Latin Club-2,3,h5 Glee Club-lg Pep Club-Bghj Key Club-2,3,h5 Director-bg Conservation Club-bg Baseball-3,hg Football-3,h5 H-club-u. Dorothy Robertson-HHer flocks are thoughts--She keeps them white.N Girls Club-l,2,33 Home Ec.Club-l,23 Home Room Officer -lg Science Club-M. ' Ann Poindexter ---- NShe is more precious than ru- bies.W Band-l,2,3,h3 Home Ec.Club-l,25 Officer-23 Girls Club-l,2,35 Spanish Club-3,h3 Annual Staff-h. Tom Soyars---'Thy wit is a very bitter sweetening, it is a most sharp sauce.H Latin Club-2,33 President-35 Forensic Club-3,h3 De- bating Team-l,2,3,h5 Football-l,2,3,h3 Basketball-2, 33 Baseball-3,hg H-Club-bg Key Club-2,3,h3 Officer-2, 35 Conservation Club-bg Officer-Mg Home Room Officer- 2,3,b5 Librarian-lg Office-bg Pep Club-35 Annual Staff-M3 Class President-3. Joe Minor--HI am tired of tears and laughter and men that laugh and weep.U Latin Club-lg Home Room Officer-1,23 Key Club-2, 3,h3 Spanish Club-3,h3 Officer--hy Office-bg Class Secretary-M. Mary Ruth Pool ---- -NModesty is a quality that highly adorns a woman.W Home Ec. Club-lg Girls Club-2,35 Officer-33 Forensic Club-bg International Relations Club-hg Pep Club-35 Home Room Officer-l,h3Class Officer-35 Senior Play-bg Annual Staff-bg Office-3,b5 Cheerleader-3,h5 Honor Society-h. Edward O'Grady-UI am the very pink of courtesy.W Band-l,2,3,U3 Music Contest Solo-l,2,3,h3 Science Club-l,2,35 Operetta-l,25 H ome Room Officer-1. Marjorie Powell---NShe speaks, yet she says nothing g what of it? Her eyes discourse.H Latin Club-lg Drill Corps-l,23 Girls Club-2,33 Offi- cer-33 Co mercial Club-M3 Officer-bg Home Ec. Club-25 Annual Staff-3,h3 Tiger Staff-3,h. Charles Smith----WHappy is the man that findeth wisdom.N Pep Club-3, Football-3,h3 Baseball-3,h5 Photog- raphy Club-h3Conservation Club-bg Tiger Staff-h. Kenneth Sullivan ---- UBe blest with health, and peace, and sweet content.W Football-2,3,h3 Track-33 Baseball-M3 H-Club-3,b5 Pep Club-2,35 Latin Club-l,25 Conservation Club-bg Key Club-2,3,h5 International Relations Club-bg Forensic Club-33 Home Room Officer-l,33 Annual Staff-h. Mary Edith Stewart------Nln youthful bloom, love 23' sparking in eyes.U i 4 x Band-l,2,3,b5 Home Room Officer-lg Science Club- 4 is , A x 2, Girls Club-2,35 spanish Club-3,h. S Durward Roach ---- 'He that tilleth his land shall have plenty of bread.N Football-l,23 Science Club-3,h3 Conservation Club-h. Patsy Russell ---- HTrim is her waist and neat and fine.U Glee Club-1,2,3,h5 Ensemble-hg Home Ec. Club-l, 2,3,hg Officer-23 Girls Club-l,2,33 President-33 Drill Corps-1,23 Home Room Officer-l,2,h5 Pep Club-35 Cheerleader-bg Tiger staff-bg Annual Staff-h. Bobby Stites-HKings may be blest but he is glorious.N Science Club-l,2,33 Spanish Club-hg Basketball Mana- ger-lg Tiger Staff-l,2. Billy Valentine--Wwhat had I on earth to do with the slouthful, the mawkish, the unmanful?M Science Club-3,b3 Pep Club-2,35 Home Room Offi- cer-2,33 Glee Club-l,2,33 Tiger Staff-2,3,h3 Office-h. Kitty Thornton-HAlackl There lies more peril in thine eye than twenty of their swords.N Latin Club-l,2,35 Officer-35 Glee Club-l,2,35 Girls Club-bg Pep Club-2,35 Home Room Officer-3,h3 Tiger Staff-l,2,3,h5 Annual Staff-3,h. Patsy Wade -------- HSuch a face as drifts through dreams.' Band-l,2,3,h5 Operetta-23 Home EC. Club-15 Latin Club-2,35 Girls Club-lg Pep Club-33 Glee Club-l, ' ' Bghj Tiger Staff-3,h, Feagan Wade---NHis voice was small as a sparrow's and shrill and wonderfully C1ear.N Basketball-1,2,3g Baseball-3,h5 Track-35 Tennis-3,h5 Science Club-bg Conservation Club-bg President-hg Band-1. Nancy Ann Stewart-nHer mouth is small, and soft, and red.n Home Bc. Club-lg Girls Club-l,h3 Latin Club-l,2, 35 Pep Club-35 Librarian-lg Drill Corps-1,25 Glee Club-l,h5 Annual Staff-hz Tiger Staff-l,2, 3.h- -Ir ri-v Patricia Todd-NShe was a worthy woman all her life.W Banq'1r2:3:h3 Tiger Staff-l,2,3,hg Annual Staff-h, L?t1n Club-1,2,3s Girls Club-lg International Rela- tions Club-bg Pep C1ub-3, Bobby V383-HTh1S fellow 1S wi h t 1 the foo1.u Se enoug O p ay , Track-lg Football-2,3,h3 Science Club-lg Libra. rian-1,h. Dan White-uFor wit and judgment often are in strife tho' meant for each other's aid, like man and wife.U Home Room Officer-lg International Relations Club-h. Annabelle West-Ulf music be the food of love, play on.' Band-l,2,3,bg Glee Club-l,2,3,h5 Ensemb1e-h3 op- eretta-1,25 Latin Club-l,2,3gInternational Rela- tions Club-bg Home Room Officer-l,bg Class Sec- retary-35 National Honor Society-3,b5 Music Con- test Solo-l,2,3,h5 Annual Staff-3,hg Co-Editor-h. Ann Trabue-'Two of the fairest stars in heaven do en- trpat her eyes to twinkle in their spheres.n Latin Club-l,2,35 Officer-2- Home Ec. Club-1,25 In- ternational Relations Club-L5 President-hg Home Room Officer-bg President-lg Operetta-1,25 Glee Club-l,2, 3, Tiger Staff-l,2,3,h3 Editor-h, Annual Staff-bg Librarian-lg Officer-h. John Winfree-NHe strides among the tree tops and is taller than the trees.N Pep Club-33 Conservation Club-bg Photography Club-h. Jimm Talbert-NI dare do all that may become a man.n Band-l,2,3,hg President-bg Debating Team-l,2,3g Key Club-2,3,h5 Director-hg Latin Club-1,2,3,h5 President -bg Glee Club-3,h3 Home Room Officer-bg Pep Club-25 Conservation Club-h. Raymond Young-HAS meek as is a maid.u Science Club-2,3' Home Room Officer-25 Football- 25 Key Club-2,3,Lj Conservation Club-bg Photog- raphy Club-h. Henry White-USO buxom, blithe, and debonair.N Science Club-hg Conservation Club-h. 14 MASS 0H943lf2 Robert Earl Hite-Hlt is the cus- tom of excellent people to ex- cell.n Pep Club-2,35 Science Club-3,h3 Key Club-3,hg Photography Club-hg Forensic Club-3,h51igerStaff-3, hg Annual Staff-Mg Home Room Officer-l,h5 Office-hg Stage Crew-hg Class President-bg Na- tional Honor Society-M. Jim Sholar---'All that is worth doing at all is worth doing wel1.' Football-l,2z Pep Club-1,23 Forensic Club-2,33 Senior Play-43 Science Club-4: Annual Staff-43 Key Club-3,43 Class Vice-President-4. E. G. Adams---'The sweetest way to hit a woman's heart is kneel1ng.' Football-l,2,3,43 Captain-45 Track-4. Home Room Officer-3,43 Photography Club-45 Forensic Club 33 H'C1ub-3,4. ' Ann Lander-'I'm not one of those who believe in love at first sight, but I believe in taking a second 100ke. Girls Club-33 Home Ec. Club-l,2,4g Pep Club-2,3g Tiger Staff-l,2,33 Latin Club-2,35 Class Treasurer-45 Glee Club-1.2. Betty Scruggs Morrow-'It is better to wear out than to rust out.' Girls Club-l,2,3g Home Bc. Club-l,2,3,4g Tiger Staff-45 Home Room President-lg Band-l,2,3g Ma- jorette-l,2g Class Secretary-3. Bobby Haddock'-'Never let your studies interfere with your education.' Football-1,2,3,43Alternate Captain-43 Basketball-1,23 Glee Club-l,2,43 Key Club-3,43 Science Club-45 H-Club 5,43 Home Room Officer-l,2,3,4g Class President-3g Class Secretary-45 Forensic Club-33 Annual Staff-43 Operetta-2,33 Track-3,43 Rational Honor Society-4. Paul Doss-'Not afraid of work, but not in sympa- thy with im' Football-lx Science Club-13 International Rela- W g,gg tions Club-43 Home Room Officer-4. President-Robert Earl Hits Vice-President-Jim Sholar Secretary-Bobby Haddock Treasurer-Ann Lander Bobby Futrell-'A generous heart maketh many friends.' Home Room Officer-13 President-2g Stage Manager-2,5, 45 Science Club-5: Photography Club-4. Ed Williams-'Silence is deep as eternity, speech is shallow at times.' Home Room Officer-lg Science Club-43 Officer-45 Band-1,2,3,4g Glee Club-1.3. Joyce Sisk Faulkner ------ 'No possession is gratifying without a oompanion.' Home Eo Club-l,2,3,43 Girls Club-l,2,33 Tiger Staff- lg Glee Club-l,2,33 Music Contest Solo-l,2,5,4. Charles Lacy ---- 'Why worry, Things are bound to happen anyway.' F00tb011 1.2.5: Manager-4: Track-2,33 H-Club-3, 43 HomeRoom Officer-33 Pep Club-1,23 Tiger Staff 33 International Relations Club-4. John Adams--'Methought I heard a voice cry, 'Sleep no more'--Miss Crowder doth murder sleep.' Football-l,2,3,4g Basketball-l,2,3g H-Club-3,43 Span- ish Club-2,33 Photography Club-43 Baseball-43 Track- 5,43 H me Room Officer-2,43 Key Club-3,4. Bula King----'True is the needle to the pole, or dial to the sun.' Glee Club-1,23 Girls Club-1,21 Home Ee Club-l,2. Anne Gray--'The first girl to discover the north pole of a pretzel 1' Pep Club-2,33 Tiger Staff-l,2,33 Glee Club-l,2,3,45 Music Contest Solo-2,3,43 Operetta-23 Girls Club-1.2, 53 Latin Club-2,33 Hbme Ee Club-2,3,4i Husic Club-1. Billy Joe Cannon-----'ly only books were women's looks--and folly is all they taught me.' Football-l,2,3,43 Track-3,43 Basketball Manager- 35 Home Room Officer-l,3,43 International Rela- tions Club-43 H'Club-3,4. NOT PICTURED Charles Ezell Tommy Tuggle 18 'l 30 Z V ',., H 1 President-Bobby Gerhart Vice President-Billy Sparks IZ Bk Secretary-Joan Gardner Treasurer-Harold Sharber Anderson, Jimmy Gerhart, Bobby Lile, Kenneth Bohannon, Joanne Hardin, Yvonne Long, Carl Carroll, Betty Henry, Herbert Lee McCord, Robert Gardner, Joann Jones, Gloria Jean Renshaw, Walton CUMMERCIAIGRADUAIIS Rish, Keith Sharber, Harold Shemwell, Douglas Sparks, Billy '95 13 6- A54 -IK Hazel Carney Moss Marjorie Powell llary Ruth Pool Jo Ann Myers f -fl' I- it il . H134 .-mais, .L Q-1 f Ml 5 4 I V , r i at , of A 2 3 4 5 6 . g!h 2255 QEQ 5 x Q x-. H , 13 P l'x .ip ii Q my l Wifi it 20 K .Ii 5 y li! .' ' ' i:,Q as .Qv I 'iifgfx ' ' 'k k 26 Q Q P Andi n' PL , Jgp 2 31 'hit 1' V ,' H .V n,k jd Q 33 34 35 X 32 D '11 Q Q af 5.2 54.11 A.. Qi A., Q GUESS WHO Elaine Lee PRtsy'Wade Mhrtha Helen Long Mary Ruth Pool Dan'White Patricia Todd Bonita Andrews Mhry Ann Garrott Frances Owen Joe Minor Ruth Doss Mhrgie Powell Christine Burgess George Buckley Eula King Mary K. Berry Bob Stites Ann Poindexter Robert Earl Hite Anne Gray Gayle Gardner' Joe Bill Fbard Bob Kelly Patsy Russell Ann Trabue Charlie Smith Kitty Thornton H 1 Jenkins E. G. Adams Dot Robertson . Wanda Nell Cannon Dorothy Cathoart me 36 fe 175, ' ' iff, 46 Q. r 47 48 Nancy Ann Stewart Raymond Young Carolyn Cowan Edith Gallyon Merrill McCord Betty Brown Durward Roach Martha Ann King Kenneth Sullivan Mary Edith Stewart Hazel Carney Moss Annabelle West Mary Sue Baker Brooke Lawson Lois McGraw Curtis Brasher il l 1 X sg President-Donald Sims Secretary-Henry Thompson Vice President-Billy Holloznan Treasurer-Tommy Griffin Adcock,Eloise Haddock, William Neal, Bobby Alexander ,Barbara Hall, Barbara Nichols, Malcolm Archer,Joan Hall, Virginia O'Neal, William Baldwin, Noland Berry, Donald Bexley, John Butler,Sylvia Calhoun, Fred Cannon, Margaret Carroll, Sue Cary, Henry Cobb ,Patricia Coleman, Jim Conner, Ted Cravens, Alfred Davis, Ann Davis, Bobby Davis, Peggy Dawson, Ronnie Doss, Paul H. Duncan, Betty Futtrell, Betty Gary, Anne Carney Graves, Margaret Greer, Jenny Lynn Griffin, Tommy Hancock, Edna Hancock, John Hancock,Sadie Haskins, Linda Hqres, Douglas Henderson, Bobbie Sue Henninger, Elizabeth Higgins , James Holloman, William Hooks , Nall Humphries , Marion Johns, Garlen Jones, J .D. Klein, Henry Latham, Gary Lytle, Price llabry, Billy lladdux, Carolyn laddux, Patsy llcliinney, Raymond Helton, Evona lloore, Betty Norris, Ray 20 Rogers, Nita Sholar, Ronald Sims, Donald Smith, Carolyn Smith, Florence Smith, Jimnnr Snoddv, Carnell Soyars, Elizabeth Thomas, Vernell Thompson, Henry Thornton, Lisa Tuggle, Charles Turner, Christine Vancleave, Martha Vier, Mary Evelyn Waldron, Tomnqf Walker , Carolyn Wall, Rachel Wallace , Coralea Wilkins, George Williams , Douglas Wolfe, Peggy Sue SIIPHIINIIIIHS 00000000000 00000000000004 -y-1 f'--- X, President-Wade Groves Vice President-Howard Aldridge, Betty Jean Almy, Billy Ashmore, Phyllis Bassett, Betty June Brockman, Jerry Buckley, Betty Buckley, Roy Burress, Joyce Carney, Martha Carter, Ann Cherry, Peggy Jo Chester, Juanita Chewning, Defarris Collins, Jane Cornelius, Dolores Cornette, Barbara Cowherd, Dan Cunningham, Curtis Dixon, Howard East, Roberta Edwards, Marcia Ezell, Helen Fleming, William Grace, Edith Greer, Betty Guthrie, Barbara Hale, Billy Hammond, Emily Hardison, Thelma Harris, Bonnie Lee Dixon Haskins, Ned Haydon, Anne Haydon, Joan Hayes, Bobby Heltsley, Russell High, Dick Hyde, Rosa Jackson, Joyce James, Elaine Jones, Geraldine Jones, Helen Ketcham, Mary Killebrew, Joyce Kirk, George lacy, Alice Lacy: PUSSY Lancaster, Barbara Lancaster, Curtis Lature, James Litchfield, Keith Lyell, Marie lhbry, Donald hddux, Patsy Marquess, Jean Mason, Maud McCord, Dorothy Mclleynolds, Patty Meredith, Bill Miller, Bill Mitchell, Sue 22 Secretary-Bettye Sims Treasurer-Jane Collins Moore, Bobby Morris, Bertie Perry, Edna Powell, Billy Joe Ricchuite, Nell Roach, Irene Rogers, Dolores Shannon, Peggy Shelby, Emma Shipp, Hoyt Sims, Bettye Smith, Wanda Sparks, Diane Steger, Annie Sullivan, Duard Thomas, Dorothy Tuggle, Billy Tuggle, Geneva Underwood, Dick Walker, Donald Walker, Mary Ann Wall, Murriel Wallace, King Watson, Francelle leakley, Albert Wells, David White, Robert Worsham, Hugh Wright, Carl Young, Carol - - - X V Xfl XX li!- V-fqcr X f x President-Jerry Mills Secretary-Lacy Wilkins Vice President-Jerry Bohn Treasurer-Harold Well Abernathy, Ann Harrell, Gloria Robinson, Donald Adams, Frank Barton, Cooper Robertson, Eddie Adams, Lynn Haskins, Jewell Rogers, David Adams, Peggy Hester, Helen Russell, Billy Almy, Charles Hester, Joyce Sabel, Irvin Bell, Donald Higgins, Ernest Schmittou, Tommy Berry, Film Hightower, David Shipp, Doris Bohannon, Barbara Bond, Gerald Boulter, Dorothy Brown, Sara Campbell, Lennie Cansler, Earl Cathcart, Ramon Chadwick, J. D. Chestnut, Jenny Claiborn, Keith Cortzer, Joyce Davis, Edward Dillard, Mary Evelyn Dodgin, Elizabeth Doss, Albert Ellis, Frances Garnett, Jane Garnett, Mary Eleanor Grace, Nina Gray, Joseph Groves, Wade Johnson, Delores Jones, Donald Kane, Joyce Ann King, Jimmy Lacy, James Lamb, Kenny Lander, Frances Larkin, Mary Glen Loftus, Malcolm Love, James Major, lhry Alice lhrquess, James McCord, Frances Mills, Jerry Moseley, Edward Osteen, Jimmy Owen, Austin Owen, lhloolm Phillips, Lenora Putman, Howard Rish, Berkley 24 Smith, Edwin Steger, David Summerhill, Billy Taylor, Betty Tharpe, Susie Thomas, Homer Thomas, Judy Thompson, Jere Tribble, Kelly Vick, Wanda Wade, Don Wall, Harold Wallace, Bill Warder, William Wash, Billy White, Irene White, Robert Lee Wilkins, Joyce Wilkins , Lacy Young, Betty Young, Donald Young, Juanita -'hx- idlf-1W.L,.u.0 ,,,4,4,wm,,4,-K . ,- A v M' - fllmgi-' x Pres Louis Moseley V. Pros. Tommy Schmidt Soc.-Peggy Martin Trans Charles Maddux N X Q 4 Adams, Ann Adams, William Austin, Kenneth Baldwin, Barbara Bass, Henry Berry, Earl Betts, Freda Boulter, lhry Louise Brame, Earl Brame, lhrtha Brashears, Shirley Bridges, Barbara Burke, Gladys Campbell, Milton Cannon, Garland Carney, Dorothy Carr, Shirley Chadwick, Jacqueline Cornelius, Huel Ray Craft, Earl Cravens, Joe Crawley, Robert Crenshaw, Robert Crowell, Phyllis Cunningham, Marjorie Davis, Donald mVi8, Le Ge DeBow, lhry DeMoss, Barbara Doss, Elizabeth Dossett, Sara Duncan, Graham East, Edward 9 H Emanuel, Robert Fish, Anne Freeman, Bobby Funkhouser, Sallie Gilkey, Arnold Guthrie, Wanda Haddock, Niles Phrdison, Phyllis Henderson, Jo Ann Henderson, Wallace Hinkle, Ernest Humphries, Louise Humphrey, Pat Jones, Gladys Jones, William Kauble, William Keller, Wesley Kelly, John Killebrew, Delmr King, James Logsden, Louise Lollar, Norma Love, William Lowery, Shirley Luttrell, Billy lhbry, lhry Ann Maddux, Charles Martin, Peggy Mason, Joe lhttison, Charles McElroy, Barbara McGregor, Kenneth Meacham, Marie 26 Moore, Harold Moore, Newton Morqn, William Moseley, Louis Nichols, Mary Ann Osteen, Jo Ann Overshiner, Patricia Owen, Doris Owen, Morris Robertson, Helene Roper, Ann Roper, Nellie Ruff, Robert Saturley, Barbara Schmidt, Thomas Scruggs, Mary Ann Sharber, Fay Shemwell, Dorris Tuggle, Ralph Tygrett, Shirley Wagner, LaVerne Walker, Allen Walker, Gaither Walker, Eugene Warfield, Barbara Whitaker, Joyce White , Betty White, Juanita Wilkins, Lehman Winders, hrold Winfree, Lew Wood, lhdge Woosley, Mose SPUIHS Kit 1 3 INN? fig? - 29 1 In ,, FUUIBAH BACK ROW: Herb Henry, Doug Shemwell, Jim Moss, Nall Hooks, Bubo Cravens, Gayle Gardner, Frank Adams, Bch Invis, Tom Griffin, Don Simms, Bob Haddock, John Boxley, Mgr. Charles Lacy. SECOND ROW: Red Adams, Malcolm Nichols, Bill Sparks, Billy Joe Cannon, Noonie Thompson, Karl Long, Unk Haddock, Kenneth Sullivan, Henry Klein, Grady Ruff, E. G. Adams, Howard Dixon. FRONT RUN: Mgr. Price Lytle, Pax King, Tom Soyars, David Wells, Tack Baldwin, Bob Gerhart, Billy Joe Powell, Marion Bankins, Ray Morris, Billy Brown, Skaty Groves. P Q .M Qaffifibna 3 , in u ff V H. H. S. 20 Bowling Green H. H. S. 14 M. B. A. H. H. S. 13 Henderson 14 H. H. S. 6 Clarksville 7 H. H. S. 12 Owensboro 14 He He Se Pl'iI1C9t0n 0 H. H. S. 20 Russellville O H. H. S. 7 Jackson 20 H. H. S. 18 Murray 7 H. H. S. 13 Paducah 7 H. H. S. 41 Madisonville 19 The Tiger team of '48 bore a strong resemblance to a long distance runner. They started well, slowed down a bit in mid-season and closed with a burst of speed. The Tigers, playing the toughest opposition faced by any team in the Western Kentucky Conference, were always dangerous. Any of their foes, particularly M. B. A., champion of middle Tennessee, and Paducah Tilghman, perennial Western Kentucky power- house, will testify this. The Bengals specialized in a powerful, bull-dozer type offense that was very hard to stop. The football fans of Hopkinsville, the players, and the coaches should be quite proud of their team. It is relatively easy for a team to win consistently at the first of the season, lose a couple of heart- breakers, and then play dead for the rest of the year. The Tigers, however, reversed this process, coming up off the floor to rise to great heights, after a start that would have kept a team of quitters down for good. we of H. H. S. salute you, the Tigers of 1948! 29 IHHHNII E. G. ADAMS, Captain Tgcklg E. G. had the strength of a bull and the know-how which enabled hin to use it to best advantage. His merit and spirit were recognized by the team, as they accorded him the highest honor they could bestow, that of electing him captain of the team of 1948. GAYLE GARDNER Guard Gayle ably carried on the Hopkinsville tradition of producing great guards. His starting line play and crisp blocking won him a berth on the All-State squad. BILLY JOE CANNON Guard Billy Joe was the type of player that every coach dreams of possessing. He was equally good on offense and defense. KENNETH SULLIVAN Guard Ken teamed with Gayle and Billy Joe to give the Tigers three of the best guards in the state. He was especially good on defense with his knifelike thrusts into the enemy backfield. PAXSON KING Guard 'Cookie', although handicapped by a lack of size, was nevertheless a consistent, capable performer. His inspired play in the Russellville game was one of the season's masterpieces. HERB HENRY - Tackle 'Big Herb' was one of the most powerful and aggressive linemen Hoptown fans have known in recent years. His play won him an Honorable Mention on the All-State Team. Much is expected of him next year. BILLY HADDOCK Tackle 'Unk' was a big boy with speed to match. His play in the Paducah game could well have been the difference between the two teams. He will return next year and along with Herb Henry should give the Tigers a pair of tackles that should be as good as any in the state. GRADY RUFF Tackle Grady gave to the team his whole body and soul. He was always in there fighting. Boys like Grady are a credit to any football team. JIM MDSS Center 'Moose' was one of the Tiger standouts all season, especially on defense. He could always be counted on to play a fine game, and his capable line-backing was one good reason why the H. H. S. forward wall was very difficult to crack. ALFRED CRAVENS Center 'Bobo' was the Tiger offensive center for the greater part of the season. He will return next year, and may be shifted to a guard position to best utilize his heady play and savage charges. DOUG SHEMWELL End Doug's versatile end play was a big factor in the Tiger's success. His savage defensive work and glue tipped fingers played a vital role in the grid successes of the past year. He also secured a berth on the Honorable mention All-State squad. TON Y GRIFFIN End 'Itch' was a fine end on both offense and defense. Hb was one of the fastest men on the squad, and used his speed and size to advantage. Much is expected of him next yell' e DON SIMS End 'Newt', like Griffin, was an exceptionally talented receiver. He very capably filled in whenever called on and his performance in the Murray game was a pleasure to watch. He will return next year. 30 Nall Hooks End 'SonnyW alternated at end and guard for a large part of the season. His capable play at both positions will no doubt trouble his coaches in deciding at which slot he will be of most service to the team next year. TOM SOYARS End Lack of size too often kept Tom from playing in many games, but he was always trying and giving his best., Tom was a fine example with his spirit and hustle. BOBBY HADDOCK, Alternate Captain Fullbeck Big Bob, our alternate captain, was the first blocking back to lead the team in scoring. In addition to this he was the key blocker in our double-wing-back system. For every touchdown that he tallied he set up two. BILLY SPARKS Hilfback Bill's drive and speed were a thorn in the side of every Tiger opponent. Be was always in there fighting, aggressively, yet cleverlyg desperately, but coolly. soasr DAVIS Hhlfback 'Daisy' was a capable performer all year, but his play in the Paducah game will probably be longest remembered. Ib not only scored the winning touchdown, but by his canny defensive play did a great deal toward throtling the Tilghman ground at- tack e sonar GERHART Halfbask 'Gruesome' showed his flying heels and piston-like legs to more than one Tiger op- ponent last season. He, like Bobby Davis and Billy Sparks, will return next year. mms cnovss ' Hllfbwk 'Skaty' was the team's scat-back. He was always full of fight and possessed an abundance of spirit, drive, and speed. He, also, will return next year. MARION HANKINS Hllfblck 'Hank' was the team's ace put returner. He was fast and made up for a lack of size by his determination and will to work. If anyone ever tells you that a little man can't play football, tell them about Marion. JOHN ADAMS Hhlfback w e Red was slated to be a key man in the Tiger backfield, but an ankle injury in the summer that wou1dn't heal held him back all season. 'Red' stayed on the sidelines most of the season but when he got into action he always gave it his best. His team mates recognized his spirit and determination by voting him the Cornette Alard for the Back who did most for the team. HOIMRD DIXON Fullback Howard was one of the finest tackles on the team. After practically every game, one or more of his savage tackles were the highpoints of the week's discussion. Howard should develop into one of H. H. S.'s greatest players. KENRY KLEIN Quarterback 'lose's' threadneedle passing and indominable running placed him second in the Tiger scoring parade. Be was probably the fastest man on the team. He may make Tiger fans rank him with 'Red' Almy and Jerry Claiborn before he graduates. BILLY BROWN quarterback a a Chig was a heady, capable performer in spite of a lack of size. His sterling play in the Owensboro game was the one bright spot in a very dark night. CHARLEY LACY Charley was a fine manager, always cheerful and accom odating. His spirit and hustle did as much as that of any player to make '48 a successful season for the Tigers. lanager PRICE LYTLE Assistant lanager Price was an able assistant to Charley Lacy and a hard worker. The team appreciates his efforts. 31 - 9 I ' gl f--W ,N 3 ' X - ' B X BASKHIiAll FRONT ROW: Jim Lature, Duard Sullivan, Whit Tuggle, Bob White, Jerry Brock- man, Ray Morris, Russell Heltsley, Raymond McKinney, David Wells, George Kirk, Billy Joe Powell. SECOND ROW: Skaty Groves, Paul Doss, Noonie Thompson, Billy Hblloman, Mhloolm Nichols, Joe Bill Fbard, Unk Hhddock, Pax King. BACK ROW: J. D. Jones, John Boxley, Bobby Elvis, Karl Long, Tom Griffin, Henry Klein, Bill Sparks, Jimmy Anderson, Doug Shemwell, Billy Brown. Mgrs. Bubo Crsvons, Hbrb Henry. e R 'J Q ? 5 Ny 9 I ' nfs! '! 's ls K' ' 1 , , , E'A,:,'Jr4 ,, V X! D a vi ' X B tv! -is , KKK 32 The . 1948-49 Tigers enjoyed A successful basketball season. Their second year under coach Ralph Mills, they earned one of the best records for H. H. S. teams in several seasons, win- ning 17 and losing 8. The Tigers were hard to beat in their dis- trict and put a feather in their cap when they defeated Central City for the first time in sev- eral years. ' In the district tournament the Tigers played gamely but were eliminated in a close game by the Guthrie team that later went on to win the championship. The Tigers were a team with- out a star. Each of five or six players could carry the scoring load in a given night. Stress- ing teamplay and cooperation the 19 ff' . Q4 :qi 'O .fi ' 2 'glade . ., ,. 0 asses :Q Q 5,34 I flfvzof ' .... . ' e o fe. - -5. ,.f:gEQ2Q2QEQEQEQ2Q355::' Q 0 '+:.:3L -'-' J O O.. O O gp Tournament 49 Trenton 35 44 Guthrie 47 6 , Sinking Fork 28 Pembroke 55 Trenton 27 Crofton 33 Russellville 25 Dover 25 Princeton 29 Lacy 29 So. Christian 27 Crofton 37 M.B.A. 51 Trenton 28 wtmde5l Henderson 75 Clarksville 31 Sinking Fork 35 Central City 58 Lacy 24 So. Christian 34 Clarksville 29 Bowling Green 49 Madisonville 65 Tigers carried on in the best Paducah 71 Hopkinsville tradition. PAXON KING Guard WCookien was always in there fighting. He had a sharp eye for the basket and excelled in floor play. His spirit and will to win were an asset to the team. HENRY KLEIN ' Guard Henry started slowly but developed fast to become a valuable and dependable performer. He was a good set shot but he did the most damage to the other teams with his running one hand shots. His play was recognized by his being named to the All-District team. BILLY BROWN Guard NChign was one of the teams mainstays. He was small but made it up by skill and spirit. Bill was a smooth ballhandler and a fine set shot. He was usually the spark that ran the team. DOUG SHEMWELL Center Doug was hampered by a slow start but he still was the Tiger's rebounding expert. He used his height to control the boards and dropped in his share of points. BILLY HADDOCK Center nUnkU used his size to an advantage. He was a good rebounder and always a dangerous shot. Much is expected of him next year. BILLY SPARKS Forward Bill was a Tiger standout both on offense and defense. He specialized in driving crips under the baskets but he was deadly, too, from opt on the floor. TOMMY GRIFFIN Forward Wltchn was a Tiger defensive star. He got more than his share of the rebounds and when he cut loose with his left-handed push shot it was nearly always good for 3- SCOI'ee CARL LONG Forward Carl was one of the Tiger surprises. He came along fast and by tournament time he had developed into quite a ballplayer. He was capable both on defense and offense. JIMMY ANDERSON Forward nBig Jimn was a capable performer with a good eye for the basket. He was a big help in many Tiger victories. BOBBY DAVIS Forward Bobby was a scrapper and his fight helped pull the team out of several big fires. Bob's play was steady and we look for his return next season. 33 III! L ,guna-nqn 2 CD GP' Y W V N yy T T f 1 og ,f - y A ly 'Q :jg 3 f rygif ii 4 zg35Ff kixvjff Em A1 , y 4 1 ,,. A , X f K T , i 1 EJ gl 9, ff! l I LM '-auf ljiiil ' ' BASHBAH Top Row: Haddock, Fbard, Cansler, Wade, Tuggle. Center Rowg Soyars, Morris, Adams. Bottom Row: Nichols, Hankins, Powell, Brown, Ruff. In 1948 a great sport was renewed at H. H. S. A baseball team was organized for the first time in several years. The team was a smooth, hard-hitting crew that won more than its share of games, and was undefeated in the county during seasonal play. In the district tournament the Tigers advanced to the semi- finals before they were eliminated by Pembroke High School, the eventual tourney winner. The Tigers will retain six of last year's starters, and the Orange should be in for another good season. The '48 infield is intact with Unk Haddock, first baseg Billy Brown, second base, Marion Hankins, shortshopg Billy Joe Powell, third base, and Earl Cansler, catcher. The Tigers have a host of reserves, and a depth in their pitching staff that would be the envy of many professional clubs. The team is looking forward to another successful season as the game itself seems to have wormed its way into the very heart of He Ha Se 36 gg, gills' Ni' V0lllYBAllllAM FIRST ROW: Shipp, Dorrisg Rich, Nellg McCord, Dorothy, Harris, Bonnie Lee, Bur-ress, Joyce, Overshiner, Patricia Ann. SECOND ROW: Rogers, Delores, James, Elaine, Haydon, Ann, McReyno1ds, Pattyg Lancaster, Barbara, Thomas, Dorothy, DeBow, Mary. CHllRllADlRS A Y 'VL ' V, -f i' , A M A , ,x -, , gi2T'f,: ,.,,,, ,. , if f 1 ' W I f Q V 1 - ' H - f oc, f ' W ' 'T' , W f 4.r,f W , ' f ,V ., .AW ,I-f - F 1 z -0.941 X ' R Joyce Hester, Monk King, Mary Ann Walker, hhry Ruth Pool, Patsy Russell. The W. H. O. P. Cheerleaders trophy shown was won by our cheerleaders in the District Tournament. 35 i 30 kfvffldf 62, ffdafrzqw Clfh-gal., A M0112 A wou 1.9 ,Si HELP, gy? - wiizfip IQEQ -T E ki L Et O Z ff' .K 6511, 6 - var 1' :QM up :Aa J. 4 ll wx' M IL X P I f'AfC6 . A 5:5 , ,L . A H 4T f x 3 ZDNAEL, H1- TMNRISE vc , T Dwi . SKATER fra! QA faq' 'A Q 5 Waarfmq THEIK CLI-lHfvc,5' Q, 41 5 A Z' 0u.R HIASKY TEAM! ZLJII :SHUVQY MH-1-5 CHAKLIE HrCw'lf0wfR 'yi - Qc:-an TAN ' I3 J? I l v.-L, I fr , E PQ..JJ n f .Q . ' if , H v 5. 'A s 'uv 'Miss HBE' P1 , ww M ,Qs 4 mf -gb Q9 No ji Q 9 f 1 y 1, I 'H Tw an ' L , 4 M - 55:4 ' - 1? f ff yy 'wwf' 1: i'Q?,LA, LQ? .xi , --7Q f',5 , JM, ,..:4,.,f,f1., ug, L k iv 1 53:1 Zu 119' -'fJ'5,. 'N ' ,Q ,.,,, Z , 3- H aww' SUM .Q n.,, ,, . , . ,. , Mn . ' 'Z Gfhw, . ' a- Iiffwffw 4Jir?,,wAmQ a L ' jmjf 6 1 ' , ,,- H.. H .44 IIEPAIHIVII I ' f l ! E if , Qian M MUSIC Hx nl' n Director-Joe Vance Drum Majors-Keith Rish, Kenneth Lile Drum Eajorettes-Peggy Davis, Frances Owen, Gloria Jones C ORNE TS Jfn y Talbert M ry Edith Stewart Arthur Bowles Mike Higgins Bobby Neal Raymond McKinney Don Wade Bb Clarinets Peggy Davis Patsy Maddux Barbara Cornette Muriel Wall Ann Poindexter Vernell Thomas Christine Turner Margaret Graves Francelle'Watson Jean Marquess Edith Grace Rosa Hyde Emily Hammonds Eb CLARINET Dorothy Uoan Bou lter FRENCH HORNS Curtis Brasher Berkley Rish Dan Cowherd FLUTES Keith Rish Patricia Todd Betty Greer Carolyn Maddu BARITONE Virgil Moorefield Kenneth Lile Billy Luttrel DRUMS Evona Melton Ed Williams Jimmy Smith Patsy Wade Peggy LBCY Irvin Sable BASS 'I 'rd O'Grady 38 BELLS Joyce Crotzer OBOE Gloria Jean Jones SAXOPHONES Frances Owen Madge Wood Barbara Baldwin BASS CLARINET Annabelle West ALTO CLARINET William Warder TROMBONES Henrv Thomosnn Ronald Sholar Hugh Ray Worsham Joe Mason Betty June Bassett F 3 ,asa-fi K 1. G' A , X4 54h '5Sum Whg,f,'ih1. Q, V ?5 :!.:'g 1 va. X tip 3 g I .W 4 9. 4 fa v 1' x Q4 J' I , D 1 I Pres.-Jim y Talbert Vice Pres.-Keith Rish Sec. Q Trees.-Curtis Brasher After a very successful camp in the summer, the band came back in September ready to work on the half-time shows for the football season. Probably the most outstanding one was a revue with the Princeton band, showing how two bands can work together. Christmas music was presented in the cafeteria and assemblyg and the group was highly entertained by the Rotary Club'and Mr. George Duffer in Decem- ber. At the mid-term graduation music was furnished by the band for both Class Day and Commencement. During the month of March, cooperating with the annual Red Cross campaign, they played for several ceremonies in the downtown district. The Music Festival was held in Murray, Kentucky on April Sth and 9th, H. H. S. was represented by 12 soloists and the band, each of which upheld our reputation of turning out superior musical artists. Those attaining a rating of superior competed in ...L F9 1 E ii! L X-s ik ., ff c w E X' -Q' f. ' 1 +L -I Q- 3' r t li i I ft. X U is if it --.::,.jq is the State Music Festival at Lexington, May 16. no 9 MW: N Q ,. ka 1 BJ 5 vga 'Y '75 . ,sr. s A14 A Q Q H 1, . 'W' In It Q , 3. gg -.4xQ , ili rr xi . Art- A. l t r-. . , A.H. - L X lcv XJ, ,. e- Wi' v F' z g P A U I J, Adams, Ann Adams, Peggy 4Archer, Joan Baker, Bry Betts, Freda Boulter, Mhry Brashears, Shirley Buckley, Betty Carney, Dorothy Carter, Ann Chadwick, Jackie Cherry, Peggy Collins, Jane Cornette, Barbara Cunningham, Marjorie De Moss, Barbara 4DiI1ard, Mary Dossett, Sars Ezell, Helen Fish, Ann Funkhouser, Sally Gardner, Joan Gary, Ann Grace, Edith 4Graves, Margaret Gray, Anne Greer, Betty vGreer, Jenny Lynn Hall, Barbara Hall, Virginia Ha mond, Emily Harris, Bonnie Haydon, Ann Haydon, Joan Hester, Joyce Jackson, Joyce Jones, Roberta i., ,, lllll Clllli Kane, Joyce 4King, hrtha +I-My. Peggy Lee, Elaine Logsdon, Louise Lollar, Norma Lowery, Shirley Mabry, Mary Nhrtin, Peggy McCord, Dorothy McCord, Frances McReynolds, Patty Meacham, Marie Nichols, Mary Roach, Irene Roper, Ann 4Russell, Patsy Scruggs, Mary Shannon, Peggy Shipp, Doris vSmlth, Carolyn Stewart, Nancy Thornton, Lisa Thorpe, Susie Tuggle, Geneva Turner, Christine Wade, Patsy Walker, Carolyn Wall, Muriel Smith, Florence iwest, Annabelle Smith, Wanda 'White, Irene 'Soyars, Elizabeth Young, Betty iSparks, Diane Stegar, Annie iEnsemble ' as ip Q, I SHVIBH iw :Ha f , . 5326? X ,iv 4 mg gl Ig! L , , x 'L- ' 4. Y JUS QP ,y QS 5' Allll Al H0 UR SUCIHY The Honor Society is an exclusive organiza- tion. From the upper third of the class fifteen per cent are chosen by their fellow classmates and their teachers on the basis of service, character, and leadership. It is a high honor to be chosen a member of the National Honor Society. President-Tom Soyars Vice President- Mary Ann Garrott Secretary-Annabelle West Treasurer- Billy Holloman Brasher, Curtis Duncan, Betty Faulkner, Lewis Garrett, Mary Ann Griffin, Tommy Holloman, Billy King, Martha Ann King, Pax Moorefield, Virgil Owen, Frances Pool, Mary Ruth Russell, Patsy Sims, Donald Soyars, Tom Sparks, Billy West, Annabelle 3'22223R3'2'Q2'23'b'b'22'22N8R UC f'N. l llll, Qi his alt? gg , gl bqlnnl 5 A , . . Q cz f -as 4? QA Q PHIHIIGRAPHY Clllli President--Merrill McCord Vice President--Hal Jenkins Secretary--John Adams Treasurer--Raymond Young Adams, John Calhoun, Fred Connor, Ted Cravens, Alfred Dawson, Ronnie Fleming, William Holloman, Billy Hooks, Nall Humohries, Marion Jenkins, Hal Kirk, George Q G., Q. 0 5 4 0 Q , Qc . 0 0 Q . 5 y . 0 F9 Q Q , . .X Q Q Q l l 'B - wi, - Q I Q Q in N ,IL 4w.QIFN , f'.,', ,f e 7 Latham, Gary Lile, Kenneth Mabry , Donald McCord, Merrill Moore, Bobby Neal, Bobby Sharber, Harold Smith, Charles Winfree, John Young, Carol Young, Raymond Wi'-QQKYISISIIMMQ I!! Iii Lil? fl 1,6 'in Q' 7001 3 iff v--Y. v,,1, '--2 5- -F !','Y 1' LJ 1' y ',' Y 5. 4? n'.l ,al'q ' , lr An' gg, , ,P '4.g:4 1 ag 1 Sl V I g. oc' QQ' an .35 as at aa? x- . -f V' 'ii Sllll Cl HUB President--Bobby Kelly Vice President--Edward Williams Secretary--Evona Melton Treasurer--Billy Valentine Program Chairman--Keith Rish Anderson, Jim y Andrews, Bonita Bowles, Arthur Gerhart, Bobby Greer, Betty Haddock, Billy Haddock, Bobby Hancock, John Kelly, Bobby Long, Karl Melton, Evona Miller, Bill Rish, Keith Roach, Durwood Sims, Donald Sholar, Jim y Sholar, Ronald Sparks, Billy Thompson, Henry Tuggle, Tommy Underwood, Dick Valentine, Billy Wade, Feagan Waldron, Tommy Wallace, King Wilkins, George Williams, Edward Williams, Douglas 44 ge , ,-,-. 4 K' lsIis ,.g K 'Y f ni Z 43 55 uf Sl Illli HIGH HIINIE H20 UIVIIIIS HUB Club Motto: nTo do and say the kindest things in the kindest way ' Club Song: Dear Old Home Economics Club' Club Colors: Green and white. President-- hry Sue Baker Vice President--Thelma Hardison Secretary--Patty McReynolds Treasurer--Defarris Chewning Sponsor--Mrs. James Morgan FIN Berry, lhry Buckley, Betty Cannon, Margaret Chester, Lila Chester, Juanita Cornelius, Delores Cunningham, Betty Ezell, Helen Gray, Ann Haydon, Joan Jones, Geraldine Jones, Helen Kauble, Juanita Killibrew, Joyce Lacy, Alice Lander, Ann Perry, Edna Rogers, Delores Ricchiute, Nell Russell, Patsy Scruggs, Betty Shelby, Emma Sisk, Joyce Smith, Florence Sparks, Diane Thomas, Dorothy 1 Ketchum, Mary Louise 45 Viet' wry Eve yn Wall, Muriel 4 E . JU IURHIGH HUMEICU UMlCSClUB President--Susie Thorpe Vice President--Betty Young Secretary--Anne Adams Treasurer--Peggy Martin Sponsor--Hrs. Lawrence S. McKee N., HEX Adams, Anne Adams, Peggy Baldwin, Barbara Berry, Wilma Betts, Freda Bohannon, Barbara Boulter, Dorothy Jean Boulter, Mary Louise Brashears, Shirley Bridges, Barbara Brown, Sara Carr, Shirley Chadwick, Jacqueline Crotzer, Joyce Cunningham, Marjorie DeBow, Mary DeMoss, Barbara Dossett, Sara Ellis, Frances Funkhouser, Sally Grace, Nina Haydon, Ann Hardison, Phylis Harrell, Gloria Henderson, Jo Ann Hester. Helen 7. V-' c:: r 46 Humphries, Louise Johnson, Dolores Jones, Gladys Kane, Joyce Ann Lander, Frances Logsden, Louise Lollar, Norma Lowery, Shirley Mabry, Mary Ann Major, Mary Alice Martin, Peggy Nichols, lhry Ann Robertson, Helene Roper, Ann Scruggs, lhry Ann Taylor, Betty Thomas, Janay Thomas, Judy Thorpe, Susie Vick, Wanda Wagner, La Verne Warfield, Barbara White, Betty White, Irene White, Juanita Wood, Madge , I 5 KEY lflllll President-- Billy Sparks Secretary-- Merrill McCord Vice President-- Lewis Faulkner Treasurer-- Curtis Brasher Directors: arion Hankins, Virgil Moorefield, Grady Ruff, Billy Holloman, Donald Sims, John Adams, Jimmy Talbert. Adams, John Baldwin, Noland Brasher, Curtis Brockman, Jerry Calhoun, Fred Faulkner, Lewis Griffin, Tommy Hankins, Marion Heltsley, Russell High, Dick Hite, Robert Earl Holloman, Billy King, Paxson Klein, Henry Lawson, Brooke Lile, Kenneth McCord , Merri ll Minor, Joe Moorefield, Virgil Ruff, Grady Shemwell, Douglas Sholar, Jimmy Sims, Donald Soyars, Tom Sparks, Billy Sullivan, Duard Sullivan, Kenneth Talbert, Jimmy Thompson. Henry Waldron, Tommy Williams, Douglas Young, Raymond if 1111 'lbs' 5, K 1 .Gi , ,XIX Y uv 'K Ci f X w I HR MII! Al RHAHO S President--Ann Trabue Vice President--Virgil Moorefield Secretary k Treasurer--Lois McGraw Baldwin, Noland Cannon, Billy Joe Doss, Ruth Doss, Paul E. Gardner, Gayle Garrett, Nhry Anne Henry, Herbert Lee Lacy, Charles Lawson, Brooke McGrew, Lois Moorefield, Virgil Morris, Bertie Morris, Ray Moss, Jimmy Owen, Frances Pool, Mary Ruth Shemwell, Douglas Sullivan, Duard Sullivan, Kenneth Todd, Patricia Trabue, Ann West, Annabelle White, Dan White, Robert IIIIHS Alexander, Barbara Buress, Joyce Burgess, Christine Cannon, Wanda Nell Carney, Nhrtha Carpenter, Jean Carter, Ann Cathoart, Dorothy Collins, Jane First Row Overshiner, fatricia Humphrey, Patricia Brame, Martha McElvoy, Barbara Doss, Elizabeth Carney, Dorothy Chism, Ruby Second Row Sharber, Feye Roper, Nellie Fish, Ann Syggrett, Shirley Crowell, Phyllis Ezell, Myrna Sponsors mrs. Rogers Miss Brame ...J z ,ff lj 22:2 l 222222 -2-- ,T-T5 ll! !! President--Kitty Thornton Vice President--Sue Carrol Secretary--Elaine Lee Treasurer--Lisa Thornton Sponsor--Miss Joan Eason Cowan, Carolyn East, Roberta Futrell, Betty Gardner, Joann Grace, Edith Graves , I-hrgaret Guthrie, Barbara Hall, Virginia Hancock, Edna Mae Hardin, Yvonne Jackson, Joyce Jones, Gloria Jean Lacy, Peggy M son, Maudie Marquess, Jean McCord, Dorothy Roach, Irene Robertson. Dot F, HUBS Rogers, Nltd Smith, Wanda Snoddy, Connie Stewart, Nancy Ann Turner, Christine Vancleve, Martha Walker, hry Ann Wallace, Coralea Watson, FranCe116 11. .r 1-l11.A -, ,!,., XXX ,f x Luttrell, Billy Maddux, Charles Mason, Joe Mattison, Charles Moore, Harold Moore, Newton Moran, William Osteen, Jim y Owen, Dorris Owen, Morris Putman, Howard Rogers, David Sable, Irving Schmittou, Tom Shemwell, Dorris Thomas, Homer Tuggle, Ralph Walker, Allen Walker, Eugene White, Robert Wilkins, Lehman Winders, Harold Winfree, Lew BIIYSCIIIBS Sponsors-MT. Petrie Mr. Gresham 50 Adams, Lynn Adams, William Aus tin, Kenneth Bohn, Gerald Brame, Earl Campbell, Lennis Campbell, Milton Cannon, Garland Claiborne, Keith Cornelius, Huel Ray Craft, Earl Crawley, Robert Crenshaw, Robert Davis, Donald Davis, Edward East, Edmond Haskins, Ned Kauble, William Killebrew, Delmas King, James Lacy, Jimmy Love, James Love, William l X J X lAIl HUB President--Jimmy Talbert Vice President--Jerry Brockman Secretary--Mary Eleanor Garnett Treasurer--Patsy Maddux Sponsor--Mrs. Gabe Payne Abernathy, Ann Adcock, Eloise Ashmore, Phyllis Bassett, Betty June Bell, Donald Brockman, Jerry Butler, Sylvia Carter, Ann Chadwick, J. P. Cherry, Peggy Jo Chestnut, Jennie Crenshaw, Don Davis, Peggy Dillard, Mary Evelyn Dodgin, Elizabeth Edwards, hrcia Garnett, Mary Eleanor Gary, Ann Carney Hammond, Emily Hancock, Sadie Barton, Cooper Haskins, Linda Heltsley, Russell Hester, Joyce Higgins, Mike High, Dick Hightower, David Hyde, 'Rosa James, Elaine Johns, Garlon Jones, Donald Jones, Roberta Lancaster, Barbara 5I Larkins, Glenn Lature, Jim y Nhddux, Carolyn Mlddux, Patsy Nichols, Malcolm Owen, Austin Phillips, Lenora Robinson, Eddie Ruff, Grady Shannon, Peggy Simms, Betty Stegar, Annie Talbert, James Tuggle, Charles Tuggle, Geneva Wilkins, Joyce I 5?--gf 1-M4551 U-u-sr A H it K G f if -A FP f LJ. fl ,,.2 If N K ab v if-N53 -f 49- ,, ar eu 'QC ibi- JG- If 3 HIRE SIC CHIBS PresidentT-Curtis Brasher Treasurer--Patricia Cobb Vice Pre51d9nt 'Bett.Y DUI10811 Sponsors--Miss Florence Crowder Secretary--Carolyn Smith Eugene Gough Archer, Joan Comettel Barbara Jenkins: HB1 Soyars, Elizabeth Brasher, Curtis Cowherd' Dan Kelly. Bobby Soyars, Tom Cary, Henry Duncan' Betty' KiBg, Mfftha Walker, Don Cobb, Patricia Faulkner: Lewls Smlths C9f01Yn Wolfe, Peggy Sue Jones, William Wilkins, Lacy Bass, Henry Summerhill, Billy Ruff, Robert Steger, David Moseley, Lewis Moseley, Ed Vmde, Don Robinson, Donald Keller, Wesley Schmidt, Tommy Wash, Billy Meacham, Marie Wall, Harold Wallace, William Duncan, Graham Rish, Berkley Sponsor--MY. Eugene Gough Q 'gl 09 First Team Affirmative--Lewis Faulkner Tom Soyars Negative ----- Virgil Moorefield Jim y Talbert Curtis Brasher V!! ! Second Team Affirmative--Elizabeth Soyars Carolyn Smith Negative ----- Betty Duncan Patricia Cobb IIHIAH HAM CIIIVINIHRIIIAI lilllli President-Marjorie Powell Vice President-Joan Myers Sec. k Trees.-Hhzel C. Moss gg Sponsor-Mrs. Blair L .Avi Aldrich, Betty Austin, Jean Gallyon, Edith Moss, Hazel C. Myers, Joan Powell, Marjorie ii i, Q , Z SPA ISH IIIIIB President--Pax King Vice President--Joe Minor Secretary and Treasurer--Nhrion Hankins Sponsor--Miss Dorothy Fink Bohannon, Joan Carroll, Betty Davis, Debow, Greer, Guier, Ann Betty Jenny Lynn Bobby Hknkins, Nhrion Henderson, Bobbie Sue Henninger, Elizabeth King, Pax Klein, Honry Long, Martha Holen 54 Lytle, Price McCord, Bobby McKinney, Raymond Minor, Joe Moore, Betty Poindexter, Anne Stewart, Mary Edith Stites, Bobby Thomas, Vernell Wall, Rachel Yost, Ritchey Adams, E. G. H-Illllli Hanklns, Mhrion f1'N-E3 Adams, Frank Henry, Herbert f Adams, John Hooks, Nall Ap, 49? Anderson, Jimmy King, Paxon lil ' i' Brown, Billy Klein, Henry 63 -,. ' x Cannon, Billy Joe Lacy, Charles X K 'D - 5 Cansler, Earl Lytle, Price Q W 1 Cravens, Alfred Moss, Jim V Davis, Bobby Powell, rainy Joe Dixon, Howard Ruff, Grady Gardner, Gayle Shemwell, Doug MN, ,, 1 , Gerhart, Bobby Sims, Don Q H 'W Griffin, Tommy Sparks, Billy ,,,,, A5 Groves, Nude Sullivan, Kenneth ' Haddock, Billy Soyars, Tom Haddock, Bobby GLN sf - ' Q . f N -J 33 1 U' K, .,.. 3 llvlvluf X ,,- , -- i -17-21,2 55 mfg? v pn UH.4 -f x EB C0 SHIVAIIII President--Feagan Wade Vice President--Joe Foard A H1 Clllll Secretary k Treasurer--Tom Soyars Adams, Bill Adams, John Almy, Billy Buckley, George Buckley, Roy Calhoun, Freddie Campbell, Milton Chadwick, J. D. Crenshaw, Robert Cunningham, Curtis Davison, Ronnie Duncan, Graham Faulkner, Lewis Freeman, Bobby Futrell, Bob Gilkey, Arnold Haddock, Billy Hale, Billy Hankins, Marion Harton, Cooper High, Dick Holloman, Billy Hooks, Nell Jones, J. D. Lacy, James Love, William Mills, Jerry Moore, Bobby Nickels, us1co1m Owen, Austin Owen, Malcolm Putman, Howard Roach, Durwood Rogers, David Sims, Don Stites, Bob Sullivan, Kenneth Talbert, Jimmy Thomas, Homer Thompson, Henry Tuggle, Charles Underwood, Dick Wade, Don Waldron, Tommy Wallace, Bill Wallace, King Wash, Billy Weakley, Albert White, Bob White, Dan White, Henry Wilkins, George Young, Carol Young, Donald Young, Raymond SB n CU 1.1: ,W f x Abernathy, Ann Berry, Wilma Bridges, Barbara Dillard, Mhry Evelyn Doss, Elizabeth Funkhouser, Sally Garnett, hry Eleanor Grace, Nina Guthrie, Wanda Hale, Billy Henderson, Jo Ann Hester , Joyce Jones, Roberta Sl IUR HIGH IIBRARY STAFF Andrews, Bonita Cannon, Wanda N911 Coleman, Jimmy Doss, Ruth Ann McGraw, Lois Russell, Patsy Vhss, Bobby President--Mary Alice Major Vice President--Ed Moseley Secretary and Treasurer--Joyce Hester Program Chairman--Susie Thorpe JU IURIHGH lIBRARY SIA!! Kane, Joyce Ann McCord, Frances lbjor, Mary Alice Moseley, Edward Roper, Ann Shipp, Doris Su erhill, Billy Thorpe, Susie Wash, Billy Wilkins, Joyce White, Betty Young, Betty 57 b 0 K 1 a , C ' X gb E? 5 59 2 353.14 'wr' I Q. . -. 3, 25 ' ,Q ' vi 5,513 N ff ' ,' ,, Af? 9 ' n 1 ' 1 , + -g K if V M, BQ' J V 2, -t r K Z lil' ' 4 Y 1 ,Mo E5 Q NAA ' A 'ny ! 'rm-t 'Q .ii i HAM h Q , ' 'I T: Vi .',, f , I 7 , , V ' ff' ' ,xii 3 Ja H15 'P E f it , ,. 2 Q L-, fav N se. L.oa'5 '1 .3 4U.R, MAN vx 1 'L V FN :ONS U E no ex-xenrmc, Q IN THIS HERE came! A I U-IVK 5' . 1. v H- H 'uvbhox 1.1.4 OT0 FSM A1171 f 7? .F M77 - it PGM ,L -Ja WL, 3 fl if ,lb '4 0 o i 2- , ,. ,A 'Q V If f',. 4 , 52' . 7, .. .,,, ti AYVI I Klan? :aw if A E' A , 4 fl I '. X fa . V K I . 4. f .T 1' .', A m 4' N A' 2- kg ' . 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W ' f 1 28--Put out that fag! This is Fire Prevention Week. ffQ N .' - October hah , , 15--Home Room Skaters QClubs to youj are organized. 't 14--Mr. Hanratty tells us all about the F. B. I.! Mi. 15--SIX WEEKS TESTS. NEED I SAY MORE? giky M ,, ' 26-JWe freeze--there is no fire! xilffi A . X 1 W 1 l .fn A . ,,, -. V K ,.'?...,., Ifexli e November 2-4We learn more about the F. B. I. from the S. A. man. 25--Thanksgiving Holidays. 29--Everyone ate too much! December 3--The senior boys see a navy picture. Army WGN! 6--You weren't crazy, it was the S. A. bell ringers. 20--21--Christmms play and a decent meal in the cafeteria, 22--Holidays begin. January 4--Football letters are given to the boys! 4--House of Seven Gables. --Girls always did look cute in 'H' sweaters. --Exams 0 --Mid-term banquet. 20--The lucky ones are gone. Did you pass? 5 12 13 Whse! The remaining unfortunates actually get a holiday. It isn't so bad after all. i1 5i!gigiy,5ggQaX?aIig., su,NquEiwHHMIlgHI! . 1 ' '- A ,, ,- ,,f ,,f ,ff DAR January 24--New term begins. Better luck next time. 26--S. A. presents the marionettes fpuppets to you, stupid U 27-4We hear a talk on 'One'World by Mr. Graham. February 2--Class officers are elected. 4--H . H. S. 41, Central City 38. 5--nCareless Hands' makes debut at Valentine Dance. 14-4We crown our queens and kings. 21--Shots!!! oucux - 24--Dolls are shown by S. A. Mhrch 1-5--Basketball Tournament. ll--'Battle of Britain'. 17--Fith and begorrah, 'tis the Irish Minstrel! 18--Pax makes hit as nGeraldine's' boy friend. 23--Pictures for the annual. No classes! 25--H. H. S. wins regional debate tournament. Z5--Home Ec. Benefit Show. 28--Today we had a show that was snayy--CThat's a joke.J April 1--Senior Day at Murray. 4-8--Debate Team goes to Southern Invitational. 11-13--Debate Team goes to the State Tournament. 20-23--Spring Vacation! 29--Senior Play--uAlmost Eighteen.n MB? 3--Southern Assembly. 6--Glee Club Concert. 12--Tea for Senior Girls. 27--Junior-Senior Banquet. 30--Senior Picnic. 51--Dear John, that's all she wrote! We finally got out. And so we write finis to another school year that has been the last and the greatest for many of us -- --... ' -1 x 3 m y,gfEE5i lvl MJQ? 4 l ' 5 2 1 - , fq' KINGS ANII IIUHNS xff -' ' ' nit X atxhl ig Q ' X lr' Ft Y' . 'QD' Q ,. K - N 4,MM, XJ.:-RA1sJ . igehocggrgz: Q MMM N f 5 F5251-1 L-ggg QL I My maiauuq MARY nary road 6 ' 0 .E WHUSWHII G' yn.. UN w Sams +3 '49 3 ' 1 Fa-ff Imaam 05' ff N . -71143 xg AAI! in LIKES AND 'DISLIKES LIKES p DISLIKES AMBITIONg Bonita Andrews Cowboy shows Policemen Sleep late Jean Austin Black Hudsons Bethel girls To be small Mary Sue Baker Mary Berry Arthur Bowles Curtis Brasher Billy Brown George Buckley Christine Burgess Wanda Nell Cannon Dorothy Cathoart Lila Chester Carolyn Cowan Charles Crabtree Donald Crenshaw Betty Cunningham Betty Debow Ruth Does Lewis Faulkner Joe Bill Fbard Edith Gallyon Gayle Gardner Mhry Ann Garrott Bobby Guier Marion Bankins Bal Jenkins Juanita Kauble Bobby Kelly Martha King Pax King Jesse Lancaster Brooks Lawson Elaine Lee Creamed potatoes Pontiac Girls People Sports Women Frosted malts Science and Math Yellow convertibles Elsworth Williams Red Ford trucks Golf and airplanes Airplanes Being married English class To cook lhth Basketball Baseball Flying Movies To eat To fish People Chee-Chee Fruits Ball games Automobiles Play pool Swimming Weekends Unfriendly people Some people Pool French dressing Physics Work History Noisy classes Work Playing cards Book reports Sloppy hats Conceited girls Being single Red socks Asparagus English A prissy girl Football Coconut Spinach Math Smell of fish Can't think of any English class Cowboys Chocolate Raisins Work Lipstick Monday mornings Swimming instructor Be a house wife Get out of school Own Kroger's Professional basketba Stay single Join the Waves P A medical career Design clothes Pass typing Be a house wife To marry Marilyn To go to college To graduate To go to college Go to,Iowa State Be a good shot Be handsome as 'Sully To be a good nurse To be successful Not to be insane To graduate An explorer Minister Get out of school To make merry To be smart Are you kiddin' To be rich To retire at thirty To get in U. K. ll Martha Helen Long Merrill McCord Lois McGraw Joe Minor Virgil Moorefield Hazel Carney Moss Jimmy Moss Ed 0'Grady Frances Owen Ann Poindexter lary Ruth Pool Marjorie Powell Burwood Roach Dorothy Robertson Grady Ruff Patsy Russell Charlie Smith Tom Soyars lhry Edith Stewart ancy Ann Stewart Bobby Stites Kenneth Sullivan Jimmy Talbert Kitty Thornton Patricia Todd Ann Trabue Billy Valentine Bobby Vass Feagan Wade Patsy Wade Annabelle West Dan White Henry White John'Winfree Raymond Young Cashews Western Movies Bridge parties Radio comedians Bethel To do church work Frances Billiards Food Weekends Blond athletes Being engaged Lucky Saturdays Hill-billy music Anything red Sleep Sports and steaks Limburger cheese Bananas Women Sports Band weekends Bridge M. Sharp's books Swim ing Jazz Sports Babies Douglas's novels Sleep Evona Pretty girls To eat Too few weekends Getting up Hard te Green b sts eans Home Room Noise Saturda School YB Stringy hair Conceited people Hon-che School School Monday School School School SPOT! morning days nights Asparagus Psychology Hen parties History English Home Room Studying Student teachers Washing my hair Studying Working School k getting up History Finals Some fruit School School Getting up in A. M. To travel King of the cowboys Graduate from Bethel To major in history To be a doctor To make people happy Grumbler in 1949 Class To go to Brazil Be president of U. S. To pass geometry Type 50 words a minute To get married Graduate from school To enter college lhrried millionaire Teach math To marry Taylor Wright To be a star athlete A second Harry Janes Be medical technician To get to college To be as big ae 'Abe' To be a doctor To finish school To play an organ Mister that typewriter Be a hamburger-slinger To travel To be rich To be a nurse To play in an orchestra To be a millionaire Depart from H. H. S. To own a Cadillac To get a big car QV ic 'T , VNRE5 S1ooe, Ea Q' ako A . f 1 ,rl , Wrll, 44 f-1 5 34 4691 A xx ' if sg' A THE yn 'BUJR v, Luce s X x. s -X R 2 9 C5 .Q A ae it ao H320 7 YW NAME lf' 10 Q L .Zu2c4. 'F y 1 , y id 'I ONIQV 'Wea 3-Gil if ,sg ronwnn-,K 'R-R-Rn Manchu, ' I 4 3 ix Y :'SQU-P'Rz- HER gym, lu C Au,.lGlgU 0 5 . 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