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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

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' L' a 1 QQ ' ,Q 51 F ' .3 2 x , 9. 3 1. 1 v .A KW lr? 3. 3? p, V . pa, HOPKINSVILLE HIGH SCHCOL Hopkinsville, Kentucky PRIISENTINB THE 1 ORANGE J 1 81 l BLACK , of 1951 , A' ggiiigi - tu k ' ' fx 5,1 OREWORD We, the staff of 1951, have tried to put in this annual the features that in the future will bring fond memories to all who have been present during this school year. Mr. DeCoursey Mr. Ferguson Mr. Yost Mr. Koffman Dr. Labold Dr. Owen Q of J 5 9 S x55g5x fits! V5 ' OS' 112051 p86 an A Y- 26936 Miss Hancock Mrs. Adler Mrs. Johnson QA W fxqxx if f ff QQ ffgff 45? Pre sident --Duard Sull ivan Treasurer--Dorothy McCord V-President--Jerry Brockman N 3 L Secretary--BettyeSims MARIE AGEE--UI have a heart with room for every josy . ll Home Ec. Club-33 Pep Club-bg Spanish Club-by An- nual Staff-h. BETTYE ALDRIDGE-NGentle of speech, bene- ficient of mind.n Home Ec. Club-lg Glee Club-l,3,h5 Pep Club-hg Commercial Club-25 Dramatics Club- hg Photography Club-35 Annual Staff-h. BBTTIE JUNE BASSETT-WBegone dull care! You and I shall never agree.U Band-1,23 H. R. Officer-lg Home Ec. Club-1,23 Lat- in Club-1,25 Pep Club-lg Glee Club-3,h3 A Capella choir-L5 Girls' Club-3,h3 Tiger staff-M5 Annual staff-h. BILLY ALMY-HThe force of his merit makes his way.W Library Club-lg Conservation Club-2,33 Manual Arts Club-33 Football-bg NHeU Club- bg H. R. Officer-l. JERRY BROCKMAN-NAn able man shows his merit by gentle words and resolute actions.' Football-l,2,3,h3 Basketball-l,2,3,h3 H-Club-hg H. R. Officer-l,2,h3 Science Club-33 Latin Club-l, 23 Officer-23 Pres. Junior Classg Key Club-2,3,h3 Officer-hg Conservation Club-2,3,h3 Dramatics Club-hg Officer-hg Librarian-3,h3 Annual Staff-3, by Pep Club-hg V. Pres. Senior Classg Glee Club-bg National Honor Society-3,h3 Officer-h. BETTY BUCKLEY-NA generous heart makes many friends.W Library Club-lg Librarian-13 Home Ec. Club-l,2,35 H. R. Officer-lg Glee Club-23 Pep Club-lg Spanish Club-hs Tiger Staff-1, 2. ROY BUCKLEY-WLet the world slide, I'll not budge an inch.W Stage Manager-2,33 Conservation Club-2,3,h5 Manual Arts Club-35 Photography Club-hi Football Manager- hg Baseball-2,33 Manager-M5 Basketball Manager-D5 Track Manager-3. JOYCE BURESS--WAS bright in mind and as sunshiny in disposition as her hair.N Pep club-1,hg officer-hs Home EC. Club-l, 33 Officer-35 Girls' Club-2,h5 Library Club-lg Volleyball Team-25 Tiger Staff-bg Annual Staff-bg Office-M5 H. R. Officer-2, hg National Honor Society-h. MARTHA CARNEY-WHer ways were ways of pleasant- ness.n Home Ec. Club-lg Pep Club-lg Library Club-lg Girls' Club-2,3,h5 Volleyball Team-1,23 Basketball Team-2. PEGGY CHERRY-'She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think on.' Librarian-lg Library Club-lg Home Ec. Club-lg Latin Club-25 Dramatic Club-33 Girls' Club-hg Officer-bg H. R. Officer-l, 3,h5 Tiger Staff-2,3,h3 Annual Staff-hg Pep Club-l,hg Jr. Cheerleader-1. 4 JUANITA CHESTER-HA kind heart is better than coronets.W Latin Club-lg Home EC. Club-23 F. T. A. Club-35 Officer-35 Girls' Club-bg Librarian-l,h3 Anrual Staff-U. JANE COLLINS--WAmiable people radiate so much sunshine that they are reflected in all appreciative hearts.W Home Ec. Club-lg Girls' Club-23 Dramatics Club-33 Photography Club-hg Glee Club-l,2, 3,h3 A Capella Choir-33 Librarian-lg Li- brary Club-lg Officer-15 H. R. Officer-l, bg Treas. Soph. Classg Annual Staff-h. BARBARA CORNETTE-NOne upon whom Fate bestows both pleasure and popularity.N Home Room Officer-l,2,3,h3 National Honor Society- 3,b5 Band-l,2,3,h5 Officer-3,55 Clarinet Quartets- l,3,h3 Music Contest Solo-2,3,h5 All State Band-bg Glee Club-l,2,35 Trio-2,33 Ensemble-2,33 Tiger staff-3,hg Annual staff-hs Pep Club-1,hg Forensic Club-l,2,3,h5 Officer-3,h3 Latin Club-lg Speech Contest-l,h5 Home Ee. Club-lg Officer-1. DOLORES CORNELIUS--ULove is a strange thing, love is a dizziness, love keeps a young thing from tending to her business.n Home Ec. Club-l,25 Dramatic Club-33 Span- ish Club-hg Librarian-l,3,hg Annual Staff- hg Pep Club-lg Volleyball Team-2. DAN CGWHERD-NHis jesting hides the worth of him as the husk of a grain its kernel.' Band-l,2,3,h3 Pep Club-lg Tiger Staff-l,2,35 Con- servation Club-2,3,h5 Latin Club-lg Forensic Club- 2,33 Music Club-hy OffiC9T-hi B-Squad Football-23 Annual Staff-M. PHYLLIS ASHMORE DODD-nTeach the young wo- men to be sober to love their husbands.n Girls' Club-3,Lj Glee Club-23 H. R. Offi- cer-33 Tiger Staff-3,h5 Annual Staff-bg Latin club-1,2. ROBERTA EAST--WHer sunny locks hang on her temples like a golden f1eece.' Pep Club-lg Home Ec. Club-13 Girls' Club-2,3,h3 Tiger Staff-bg Annual Staff-D. W. C. FLEMING-Wwhy worry, things are bound to happen anyway.' Easketball-l,2,3,h3 Photography Club-2,3, EDITH GRACE-Wlt is better to wear out than to rust out.W Band-1.2,3,hs Glee Club-2,3,h5 Tri0.3o rtet, . Tlser Staff-hg Annual Staff-by Clarinet gggrtet-gi 33 Spanish Club-M3 Officer-hs Latin Club-1,23 Girls' Club-23 Dramatic Club-33 A Capella Choir-2, 3,h3 Treas. Jr. Classg Pep Club-13 National Honor Svciety-bg H. H. Officer-l. MARGARET GATES--'She was a senior when she came, but in every way she'a non her fame.n Girls ' Athletic Club-lg, 5 BETTY GREER- Good nature and good sense are sel- dom separated.N Latin Club-lg Science Club-2,33 Spanish Club-bg Officer-D3 Band-l,2,33 Officer-bg Glee Club-2,3,hg Trio-33 A Capella Choir-33 Tiger Staff-33 Annual Staff-D3 Pep Club-l,h3 Alternate Cheerleader-hg National Honor Society-L. EMILY HAMMOND-nBeware of the witchcraft of a handsome faoe.u Band-l,2,33 Pep Club-lg Latin Club-25 Girls' Club-3,h3 H. R. Officer-1. THELMA HARDISON--NGood behavior is a mirror in which one displays his image.H Latin Club-lg Home Ec. Club-1,25 Officer-23 Pep Club-l,h3 Glee Club-l,hg Officer-M3 Home Room Of- ficer-l,h5 F. T. A. Club-35 Officer-33 Girls' Club-bg Volleyball Team-23 Annual Staff. GENEVA TUGGLE HARPER-WNo possession is gratifying without a companion.' Latin Club-1,25 Glee Club-1,23 Librarian- lg Library Club-lg Officer-lg Dramatic Club-33 Girls' Club-bg H. R. Officer-1,23 Tiger Staff-l,2,3,h5 Annual Staff-M5 Pep Club-l,h3 Home Ec. Club-l. BONNIE LEE HARRIS-NLoyal hearted-strong of mind, a truer friend you'll never find.N Glee Club-1,2,3,h3 A Capella Choir-l,3,h3 Home Ec. Club-1,23 Jr. Cheerleader-lg Volleyball Team-23 Latin Club-l,25 Pep Club-l,h3 Annual Staff-hg Ti- ger Staff-2,3,h5 Forensic Club-bg Operetta-l. NED HASKINS-NHappy am I, from care I am free, why can't they all be contented like me?n Basketball-1,23 Manual Arts Club-lg Offi- cer-lg Baseball-l,2,3,h3 H. R. Officer-lg Conservation Club-2,3,h3 Photography Club- i,3,hj Officer-M5 Pep Club-l,h3 Glee Club- ANNE HAYDON--nLaugh if you are wise.n Glee Club-l,2,3,h3 Latin Club-lg Volleyball Team- 3,hg Annual Staff-by Tiger Staff-by Girls' Club-3, bg A Capella choir-3,h5 Home Ee. Club-1,23 Pep Club-h. JOAN HAYDON-'Her thoughts are her flocks, she keeps them white.N Librarian-13 Library Club-13 Home Ec. Club-1,23 Glee Club-l,2,3,h3 Girls' Club- 3,h5 Pep Club-l,h. BOBBY HAYES-NThe heart to conceive, the under- standing to direct, and the hand to execute.n Football-l,2,h3 Manual Arts Club-33 B0y'S Club-hs officer-bg Baseball-3. DICK HUGH-nHe who is able to play the fool is wise indeed.' Latin Club-1,23 Officer-lg Conservation Club-2,35 Pep Club-lg nramatics club-3,h3 Key Club-2,3,hg Glee Club-33 H. R. Offi- cer-l,3,h. ROSA HYDE-nThere is more goodness in her little finger than most people have in their whole body.U Band-l,2,33 Glee Club-35 Home Ec. Club-13 Latin Club-1,25 F. T. A. Club-3,h5 Officer-3,h5 Librari- an-bg Annual Staff-hg Home Room Officer-h. JOYCE JACKSON--UHer mind, like the moon, is always changing but there is always a man in it.H Glee Club-l,2,3,h3 H. R. Officer-lg Home Ec. Club-l,23 Library Club-lg Spanish Club-bg Girls' Club-2,33 Pep Club-25 An- nual Staff-hg Tiger Staff-3,h. ELAINE JAMES- h the more. Home Ec. Club-lg Pep Club-2,b' Latin C1 b.1 2 u n Girls' Athletic Club-bg Home Room Officer-3,L3 ini l nua Staff-bg Volleyball Team-15 Basketball Team- 15 Office-h. H 0 I ear, yet say not much, but think HELEN JONES-UBurdens become light when cheerfully borne.N Home Bc. Club-l,2,33 Pep Club-lg H. R. Of- ficer-lg Volleyball Team-23 Captain-23 Li- brarian-3,b. MARY LOUISE KETCHAM-nKnowledge is achieved by those who try.' Home Ec. Club-1,23 Pep Club-lg Girls' Club-3,L3 Volleyball Team-1,23 Basketball Team-2. HOMER LACY-nFine manners are the mantles of fair minds.n WI Speak for Democracyn-3,hg Forensic club-by Tiger Staff-hy Annual Staff-hg National Honor Society-h. BARBARA LANCASTER-UBashfulness is most often con- nected with good sense.W Latin Club-15 Glee Club-1,23 Girls' Club-33 Girls' Athletic C1Ub-hi Pep Club-lghj Volleyball Team-1, 2,3,h5 Captain-hs Annual Staff-h. CURTIS LANCASTER-WBe calm and you shall command evexyone.' Football-l,2,3,hg Track Team-3,b3 Basket- ball-35 Manual Arts Club-33 H Club-3,h3 Glee Club-L. GLYNN LARKIN-WHer hair is like the night touched with glancing starry beams.W Latin Club-1,23 Pep Club-13 'Library Club-lg Li- brarian-lghj Spanish Club-D5 Girls' Club-33 Annual Staff-L3 WI Speak for DBDOCTBCYN-33 Debating-3. JIM Y LATURE-WBeware the fury of a pa- tient man.' Manual Arts Club-33 Latin Club-1,23 KEY Club-3,h5 WHeW Club-h- 7 KEITH LITCHFIELD-HI eat when I'm hungry, I drink when I'm dry, if English don't kill me I'll live till I die.N Football-1,25 Basketball-l,2,35 Manual Arts Club- 2,3g Boys' Club-bg Glee Club-2,3,h3 Pep Club-1. MALCOLM LOFTUS-nwhat should man do but be merry.U , Manual Arts Club-25 H club-hi H. R. offl- cer-hg Football-3,h3 Baseball-2,3,L5 Bas' ketball-2,3. MARIE LYELL-UHer voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in a woman.H Home EC. Club-1,23 Pep Club-lg Girls' Club-3,h3 Volleyball Team-l,25 Basketball Team-2. DONALD MABRY--NHe that is slow to anger is better than the mighty.W Photography Club-23 Science Club-3,h3 Con- servation Club-h. JEAN MARQUESS-HThe dearest, the sweetest, most lovable, too. Best kind of a sport and a pal true-blue.H Band-l,2,3,h3 Tiger Staff-lg Pep Club-lg Girls' Club-23 Dramatic Club-33 Spanish Club-hi Officer- hg Annual Staff-bg National Honor Society-h. PATSY MADDUX-WA girl of cheerful yester- days and confident tomorrows.W Latin Club-13 Girls' Club-2,3,h5 Glee Club-hi Pep Club-by Librarian-15 Library Club-lg H. R. Officer-M3 Volleyball Team- 23 Annual Staff-h. PATTY MCREYNOLDS--UThe world means something to the capable.H Glee Club-l,2,3,b5 Officer-by Library Club-lg Of- ficer-lg Latin Club-lg Pep Club-l,b5 Officer-bg Home Ec. Club-1,23 Officer-1,25 Volleyball Team-l, 2,3,D3 Captain-35 Tiger Staff-hy Annual Staff-hg A Capella Choir-3,h5 Alternate Cheerleader-bg Home Room Officer-l,2,b5 Girls' Club-3,h5 Officer-3,b3 Librarian-13 National Honor Society-bg Basketball Team-1,2,3,b3 Captain-2. PETE MCCLURE-WHe's as full of tricks as a dog is fleas.W Science Club-kg H. R. Officer-b. DOROTHY McCORD-HThe best way to do good to our- selves is to do it to others.U Glee Club-l,2,3,h5 Trio-33 H. R. Officer-l,2,h5 Tiger Staff-3,h3 A Capella Choir-2,3,b5 Trees. Senior Classg Girls' Club-2,h3 Officer-bg Home Ee. Clhb-l,35 Officer-35 Pep Club-l,hg Jr. Cheerlead- er-lg Cheerleader-3,h3 Library Club-lg Volleyball Team-2. MAUDIE MASON-'Leave silence to the saints, I'm but human.U Home Ee. Club-13 Girls' Club-23 Forensic Club-3,h3 Pep Club-lg Debate Team-3,h3 H. R. Officer-l,2,3,h3 Tiger Staff-hy An- nual Staff-h. 8 if A K. if -'allfi' .J 555331 A555 h. SUE MITCHELL--HThe mildest manners, and the black- est hair.N Home Room Officer-lg Latin Club-lg Girls' Club-2, 33 Spanish Club-bg Annual Staff-Q. BOBBY MOORE-Wwe make way for those who boldly push past us.U Latin Club-lg Photography Club-2,33 Sci- ence Club-bs Track-3,bg conservation Club- 2:33 Key Club-3,h5 H. R. Officer-L3 Tiger Staff-bg Annual Staff-b. BERTIE MORRIS-UHigh aims form high characters W Home Room Officer-lg International Relations Club- 2g Science Club-h. BlLLY JOE POWELL-WFaithful and earnest, kind-h t -- . . ear ed and true rea d h best in all there is to,do.U Oy bo O ls Annual staff-ug H. R. Officer-l,h5 H C1ub- l,2,3,h5 Pep Club 1 Footb 11 1 - ' a - 2 3 h- Basketball-l,23 Baseball-1,2,3,L1,' gftgtg Tournament-2,3. DELOR S ROGERS-UAS shy as a violet, and just as sweet.H Home Ec. Club-1,25 Volleyball Team-23 Photography Club-33 Dramatic Club-bg Pep Club-L5 Annua1 Staff- ANNE RXALS-UI take care of my character, and my reputation takes care of itself.H Glee Club-3,b3 H. R. Officer-hi Annual Staff-L5 Girls' Club-33 Spanish Club-h. PEGGY SHANNON-NHer very frowns are fairer far, than smiles of other maidens are.U Glee Club-l,2,3,hg A Capella Choir-2,3,h3 Ensem- ble-33 Tiger Staff-2,3,hg Home Room Officer-3,h5 Latin Club-lf23 Home Ec. Club-1,25 Pep Club-lg An- nual Staff-h' Jr. Cheerleader-lg Science Club-35 Girls' Club-L3 Band-13 National Honor Society-b. FLORENCE SMITH-WSilence has its weight.W Home Ee. Club-1,23 Girls' Club-M. BETTYE SIMS-WHer nature is so far from doing wrong that she suspects no wrong in others.W Girls' Club-33 Officer-33 Pep Club-bg National 4Honor Society-3,b5 Officer-33 Student Program Com- mittee-2,33 Athletic Club-bg Officer-bg Cheerlead- er-3,h5 H. R. officer-1,3,hg Office-D5 Tiger Staff-hg Latin Club-1,25 Home Ec. Club-13 Vol- leyball Team-1,2,3,h3 Captain-1,2,3,hj Basketball Team-1,2,3,h5 Captain-1,2,3,h3 Class Officer-2,3, hg Annual Staff-3,h. WANDA SMITH-UShe is gentle, rather shy, but there is mischief in her eye.W Home Ec. Club-1,23 Girls' Club-3,h3 Pep Club-lg Glee Club-1,25 Annual Staff-h. 9 5353 if SNS gilf .ie is .e ies' ' ' 5 32515 r i 2, X Wikia ., , X a? Y. W -. sans A wif if l X' I H , J, - Ii .. 1 fl ,-I? ' 3 .7-TT, V Y , , fini-' cnfef mgdzasaa 'flags V,,.s.l A 1'-,'k',L- , 53 1 .ra.wfase If - ...V fi- -affl xc. Qi' -.W ,.,....f' vi 13: Q - ,4 , .nf H. I1 :fo -rv all N-f 1 S ,. ,f '- . +L -v ya E sea n W . ,Usa swing mx-V .gov E or i it 4 'va H it gf -. -,ol I A, 1 :E ff, 5 u H fi? Jieff 'l f .' 191-. flu M a to 13 ,r.a.f - :L l 'ti 5 wt. i,fF 123' YkxA ek Q 4 DIANE SPARKS--WMusic is well said to be the speech of angels.H N. R. Officer-l,2,33 Home Bc. Club-1,25 Pep Club- l,h3 Volleyball Team-l,25 Girls' Club-33 Music Club-bg Officer-hg Glee Club-2,3,hg Officer-hg A Capella Choir-3,h3 Ensemble-25 Trio-2,35 Quartet- 25 Solo-hp Office-hg Annual Staff-hg National Honor Society-hg Basketball Team-l,25 Captain-2. ANNIE PIERCE STEGER-UOnly fools the stu- dious despise, there's nothing lost by being wise.H Home Ec. Club-lg Glee Club-l,2,3,h5 A Ca- pella Choir-2,3,h3 Trio-33 Ensemble-35 Tiger Staff-l,2,3,h3 Ass. Ed.-33 Ed.-in- chief-bg Latin Club-l,2g Library Club-lg Annual Staff-bg Forensic Club-bg Dramatic Club-33 Librarian-lg H. R. Officer-bg Pep C1U.b l 0 DUARD SULLIVAN-WMen, like bullets, go farthest when they are the smoothest.H Pres. Senior Classg V. Pres. Junior Classg Foot- ball-l,2,3,h5 Basketball-l,2,3,h3 Baseball-hg Track-25 Latin Club-lg International Relations Dramatic Club-33 H Club-3,h5 Program Club-Eg Committee-by Glee Club-l,hg Conservation Club-l,2, 3,h5 H. R. officer-L3 Annual staff-3,h. N LL RICCHUITE SUTTON-NOf all the girls that are so fair, there's none like pretty Ne11y.H Home Ec. Club-l2,33Girls' Club-hg Librar- ian-2,b3 Volleyball Team-23 Captain-25 H. R. Officer-3. DCROTHY THOMAS-WSensible people find nothing useless.H Home Ec. Club-1,23 Tiger Staff-l,2,3,h5 Annual Staff-kg Girls' Club-35 Pep Club-2,h5 Latin Club-l,25 Library Club-1,23 Speech-2,3,h5 Volleyball Team-l,2,3,b. FRANCELLE WATSON TUDOR--WTO be man's tender mate was woman born.H Pep Club-13 Home Ec. Club-lg Band-l,2,35 Clarinet Quartet-23 Girls' Club-2,h3 Dramatic Club-33 H. R. Officer-3. DON WALKER-NHappiness is cheaper than worry, so why pay the higher price?N Latin Club-1,23 Dramatic Club-33 Forensic Club-l, 23 Span. Club-bg Officer-bg Tiger Staff-2,3,hg Annual Staff-hi Glee Club-33 Pep Club-l. DICK UNDERWOOD--NA day for toil an hour for sport.n Science Club-2,3,hS Conservation Club-2,3. MARY ANN WALKER--NEvery virtue is more fair, when it appears in a beautiful person.N Cheerleader-2,3,h3 Girls' ClUb'3shi Latin C1ub'1r 25 H. R. Officer-1,25 Tiger Staff-2,hs Pep Club-1, bg Annual Staff-bg Glee Club-l,h. KING WALLACE-nGood humor is the health of the soul.n H. H. Officer-lg Science Club-2,3,h3 COU- servation Club-3,h. xo if Gas Nun.. ALBERT WEAKLEY--HAn ounce of mirth is worth a pound of scrrow.U Football Manager-3,h3 Baseball Manager-35 State Tournament-33 H Club-L5 Officer-hi Track Manager- 3 CAROL YOUNG-nThey conquer who believe they can.W Science Club-35 Photography Club-2,hg Of- ficer-bg Conservation Club-2,3,h3 Key Club-3,b5 H. R. Officer-l,b5 Football-2. class UF 195010 5 MALCOLM NICHOLS-UHe's always happy-go-lucky.U Football-l,2,3,h3 Alt. Capt.-M3 Capt. B Squad-lg Baseball-2,3,b3 State Tournament-3,b5 Basketball- 2,3,h5 Tennis-25 Track-2,h3 H Club-2,3,h3 V. Pres- bg Home Room Officer-3,b3 Latin Club-25 Science Club-35 Con. Club-2,3,h5 Tiger Staff-Bgbj Annual Staff-bg Stage Hand-3,bg Key Club-3,b5 K. C. Quar- tet-3,bg Pep Club-2,b5 Class Pres.-bg Office-M. CAROLYN MADDUX-HA good disposition is more valuable than gold.W Class Officer-3,h3 National Honor Society- bg Officer-bg Band-l,2,3,h5 Officer-L3 Latin Club-l,25 Officer-23 Home Ec. Club- lg Dramatic Club-3,h5 Annual Staff-bg Ti- ger Staff-hp Home Room Officer-l,3,h5 Pep Club-D. JOAN ARCHER-HBetter be small and shine than large and cast a shadow.U National Honor Society-bg Glee Club-l,2,3,h5 V. Pres.-bg Ensemble-2,35 Girls Quartet-33 Excellent State Contest-33 Girls Trio-2,35 A Capella Choir- 3,b3 Home Ec. Club-1,23 V. Pres.-25 Home Room Cf- ficer-l,2,h3 F. T. A. Club Pres.-35 Forensic Club- 35 Photography Club-kg Girls' Club-lg Tiger Staff- 3,h3 Annual Staff-hg Library Club-23 Librarian-25 Class Secretary-bg Office-D. WITT TUGGLE--WNot afraid of work but not in sympathy with it.n Latin Club-25 Pep Club-2,bj Glee Club-2,35 Science Club-35 HHeN Club-bg Con. Club-2, 3,h3 Key ClUb-3,Uj Key Club Quartet-3,23 Track-23 Basketball-25 Football-l,2,3,L3 Home Room Officer-3,h5 Class Pres.-33 Treas.-by Stage Hand-23 Tennis-25 Tiger staff-2,3,hg Annual Staff-h. n QIFV' ELCISE ADCOCK-nOf their own merit, modest persons are silent.H s, Home EC. Club-l,25 Glee Club-l,2,3,hg A Capella 1m5- Choir-3,b3 Latin Club-33 Girls' Club-bg Annual Staff-M. T! Y-pf ' PEGGY DAVIS--nLaugh and the world laughs with you.n Home Room Officer-1,33 Home Bc. Club-lg Class Sec.-33 Latin Club-l,25 Dramatic Club-3,h5 Officer-3,h5 Annual Staff-M5 Ti- ger Staff-hg Senior Play-hg Music Contest- 2,3,h3 Band-l,2,3,hg Officer-hg Drum Ma- jorette-l,2,3,h5 Excellent State Twirling Contest-3. ANNE CARNEY GARY--NHappiness is cheaper than wor- ry, so why pay the higher price.N Latin Club-l,2,35 Girls Club-3,h5 Pep Club-25 Home Ec. Club-1,25 Home Room Officer-lg Annual Staff-hg Glee Club-l,2,3,h5 Librarian-l. BARBARA HALL-HHappy am I, from care I am A free.n Home Bc. Club-l,33 Glee Club-l,2,3:h3 Home Room Officer-1,25 Dramatic Club-3,h5 Latin Club-35 Girls' Club-33 Annual Staff-hg Ti- ger Staff-lg Operetta-l. SADIE HANCOCK-NGood nature and good sense are a rare combination.n Home EC. Club-2,35 Glee Club-l,2,3,h3 Latin Club- 2,35 Dramatic Club-3, Photography Club-L5 Officer- bg Annual Staff-hg Tiger Staff-M5 Home Room Of- ficer-2,3,h3 Office-M. MARION HUMPHRIES--UI know the gentleman to be worthy.N Science Club-3,h5 Officer-M3 Photography Club-1,23 Conservation Club-3. CUIHHIERCIHL GRHDUHTES Front Row-Barbara Lancaster, Dorothy Thomas, Francelle Watson Tudor, Joyce Buress, Maudie Mason Peggy Davis Carolyn Maddux Barbara Hall Secona Row-Patty kcReYno1dB, MaTY,L0ui5e Ketcham, Marie Lyells Roberta East: Homer Lacy' Elaine James, Joan Haydon, Betty Aldridge 12 f J K'X 0003 9 'W ! 1' 5 Miss . Oliver '.lhg' 'Nu,Nk rl L QX iv HZICUHU fblx 'J ' ,O J' 25 5 59 Q? Mrs Morvan ' 1 QQ G O4-Q6 J. D. Jones I 1 FHCUUU ' 5 'Yfbfr xr ff MTS . Blair xv NA . . o xx w K I Y 1 X N 1 w - A X 4 hgh W AQJ P Zim U HOWARD MOSS Uh! wie wg' 6 Paul Gardner gn'- dbbq A1701 Tis Migg, Fink gi f FHCUHU ..4.., W-21, if-MM .D Q be !'. is EEEVEII Abernathy, Ann Adams, Frank Adams, Hardy Adams, Lynn Adams, Peggy Brown, Sarah Campbell, Lermis Cansler, Earl Cathcart, Ramon Chadwick, J. D. Dixon, Howard Dodgin, Elizabeth Doss, Albert Garnett, Mary E. Glenn, James Grace, Nina S ecretary Lacy Wilkins , Y, 1 ,ff K '. I 947' Higgins, Mike Hightower, David Jones, Donald Treasurer E. B. Smith Kane, Joyce Ann Kirkham, John 1 Carter, Anne Cunningharn, C Groves, '-'fade Rogers, Delores Rogers, David Wash. 9' I .. f .kr ,,' Phillips, Lenora Putman, Howard Robinson, Donald Rose, Shirley Ann Russell, Billy fe, , ,ff Nl. Love, James Major, Mary Alice Moseley, Ed Owens, Malcolm Pace, -Omer , fieli aiiill ' ' B 5,1157 X 4 , 1 7 min . 1 :T J 0 h .- 4 H ff f le- Ax A ' ' ' M 4 1, 11' A F.. ' 2 K , X H Tharpe, Susie B ,l.'c A 41 4: XM Sahel, Irvin Shipp, H. M. Steger, David Summerhill, Billy Taylor, Bettie Thomas, Judy J, ,M 1 V 7 Tribble, Kelly 'J' K D 'P Wade, Don by - ' - . Fall, Harold B12 - I, T I ,Y A X7 ' X ir Q A E I 4 A , Harder lilliam B ili 'f . A J whit0.,I1'9h9 - A. , 'f ' Horsham, Hugh Ray J 5 4, 54 J so 4 1, Young, Betty ' D35 Young, Donald W ' a ' 7 Jig! L Young, Juanita K. 5, NYSQ TEH Adams, William Baldwin, Barbara Betts, Freda Brame, Earl Brame. Martha Brown, Wanda Sue Craft, Earl Cravens, Joe Crawley Robert Cunningham, Marjorie Davis, Donald DeBow, Mary T? Freeman, Bobby Funkhouser, Sally Guthrie, Wanda Hardison, Phyllis Henderson, Wallace Hinkle , Ernest ' Ba Y '51 Q! , 1 1 R Carol Crouch Shirley 4 L P?-115011, Sylvia J Brashears Wlnffees I-BW Kelly, John King, James C. Knezinskis, Ilze Lander, Frances Love, William Lowery, Shirley Moran, William Moore, Newton Nichols, Mary Ann Osteen, Joann Overshiner, Patricia Owen, Dorris i i Nort Picture 4, 1 5 f, ,W ,ag 21 ' ' pgyn Jn' ' W g, Martin, Peggy Mason, Joe Mattison, Charles McCain, Mary Nell McElvoy, Barbara Mabry, Mary Ann nd Sharber, Fay Shemwell, Dorris Tuggle, Ralph Tygrett, Shirley Welker, Eugene Walker, Gaither fx 'E ' , ,, Owen, Morris EN 'K Robertson, Helene ,s, Roper, Nellie Ruff, Robert Schmidt, Tommy Scruggs, Mary Ann it '--. Watson, Betty White, Juanita Wilkins, Lehman Wood, Madge Woosley, Hose , f.-. , Q I Q I 4 Q .Yf'- , ,.. 7 f -5. 1 S onsors . p F r , President ' ' N , Vice President Miss Vaughan ' 515 .v v Hrs. McKee v V narren Gary Lewis Owen Miss Fink V, I ,f If ,yn w v Baldwin, Donel Baugh, Bobby Bivins, Irene Blandford, Eliz Bexley, Jane A Boyd, Ronald , 9 fe ?rW,z ' if A '75 ,,'.,, 'Z' We fa 'fx .V xi ff 1 ww. ,: Carloss, Frances Carney, Barbara Carter, Gerald Chambers, Walter Chewning, Leroy Chism, Doris ff? DeCoursey, Jane Elkins, Janumae Foster, Gordon Gilkey, Arnold Gilkey, Franklin Haddock, Phil , f F 1... H I , ,et W Q 4 H11 f M7 .V 1 y ia ,g r ,. ,a X. , 'K shi? -I IIIH Adams, John Addison, Julia Aldridge, Billy Almy, Eugene Arvin, Mary E. Baker, Henry Brame, Jeane Bridges, Barbara Brockman, Angela Brown, Freddie Bryant , Mary Cardin, Juanita fi4Q, Clardy, Nora Lee Clark, Ann Clark, Wilford C ok To CgenShawTmgobert Craft, George fc' Hancock,.Margaret gay, Hardin, James A. 2392: Hargrove, Edward :QMS Hayes, Glenda fig, Hayes, Ralph f' ' 'v Henderson, Joan Hester , Harriette Hulan, David Hunter, Peggy Johnson, Margaret Johnson. Nona McFarland , Wanda McKinney, Malcolm Moss, Juanita Oatts, Donald Owen, Pauline Parker, Sara Ann Radford , Mary ,J - ff Not Pictured Evelyn 7 fr Scruggs ,X ' Fuller, Radford Secretary Treasurer A ' HHDE f 1-f Hayes , Doris an 1 Zeus.. ,,,, U I ,Z King, Ray Koerner, Elliott Lawson, Herbert Maddux, O. T. Majors, William Martin. Ovidean f,,f, f 'nr Qyiv f V ' -4 'fx I Roper, Bobby Shemwell, Joyce Sholar, Billy Taylor, Loretta Taylor, Sylvia .fx fs, f' Y:-rj P xjx .- WA Young, Carole ne Young , Mary Young, Don Young, Douglas ,Q 'R Petrie, Billie Petty, Sue Pierce, James Poe, David Prather, Sydney Price, Robbie Walker, Alan Wilkins, Joe Wilkins, Martha Wimpy, Ann Wold, James Yost, Anne , , Q- 5 - Snonsors 'ax 5 aff -X - f' Vx I Q, I fv ve K V2 C.. C . Officers 2 Miss Firame e B - y Ed powdy Urs.. Morgan Y 1 ,A ,C , N S. K. Johnson Nr. Hardin V af, ,gg f Quentis Fuqua Mrs ' st' '- SY 4 Billy Foor d ld A ams Wa o Adoue, Julian M W A W 5 ,,. 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M x Q iffff A 'Y 5 Sargeant, Beverly e Vw- 4- 4 ylyrll 2 gseseofne ,Q lar e jffQ, ' gg rw' Pardue, Lee , . I :Q 4' ., it .fe Poe, Eddie 1, Qt J , 453. Pool,Charles A i ' Us Q, ,F ,K xx' Schmittonv, ll. th' Q Segree,Ray Shanklin, P. Simmons, B. Simmons, M. Smith, M. Snoddy, Sue X T, , YV' I 4 5. .dl i'x,,qe ,,- Whitaker, Eva Whitaker, Jean White, Dorothy OH Wood, Becky r 5 Qin 1 Wood, Donnie r Woodard, Bobby ' ' 'B Young. Dudley V i v RX Y fe? -'Q il Q F, J... Z Av V :.'N'4 - 5 Ili HJISH Marie Lyeil I , X G. c., a - In , A DOH Walker' Bet tie Bassett I W- -' Mau le -, 'V' w Q' P M f G P Q N e Mason ,ti r 2 f ..,. Q X Delores Cornelius Dan Cowherd I G Ja x r-1' . L I Hr , li, V K' . ,.x- . .. , - fs I kv A 1 7 I ..,s t 3 fil l , .N A rf' fi' ,Q 1955 4 , is ' H ,f Q, 5 -1 ' ,'.f, f Q K W 1 G 6 h e 3 ' fl G f ' if rd , , or ' Q-ff'li'f ' G ,, e i 'fa ,G K at s G an G P M, 1 his if f a if 'Q' , Jerry Brockman . Billy -Joe ' .. f ' . 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K i A 1. 9.2-f',,s . ., M4667 ary L Ketchem Delores Rogers W 8 Caroline Maddux Peggy y McRey'nolds , , Rosa Hyde ,M G , 'N an uf 8 nne Ry e Diane Sparks an I Litchfield NX I Mary Ann Patsy Maddux Fhflfie A-E199 Geneva Harper walker Roy Don Mabry Jean Marquess W . fy Ani Havdon k David Bu kley s ji , Sa n i c Wells c - , n 2. G 9' 3 5' f A .ful Helen Jones ,V I, 1 M SPURTS fi! 0917! Z MW f-E1 I ,' 4, I V t N- .3 V N 45, b ,-A---'A ,,n.,vl.,... . E Q. 5.5 3 33,423 ' 1 W QV' l gf in-I , an 17 9? :Jiffy 1' ,-fflf. -ld . 'iv 'J - lx., I 2 0.11. 'Zu uljadg I' ax i 9. Ii Mi 4 -MI pf If Q.. Q -. , .., , D, I Groves, Wade Dixon , Howard llattison, Charles Lancaster, Curtis Tuggle, Ralph Cornelius, Ray Wilkins, Owen, Austin Kirkham, John Smith, E. B. Loftus, Malcolm Shipp, H. M. Adams, Waldo Adams, Hardy Sullivan , Duard Duncan, Graham Wells, David Campbell, Lennis Nichols, Malcolm Moseley, Louis Aluv, Charles Hoptoun-O--layzfi eld-13 Hoptown-25-Evansville lemorial-33 Hoptown-20-Henderson-12 Hoptown-7-Clarksville-28 Hoptown-O--Owensboro-26 Hoptown-2--Paduach-28 Hoptown-7-RusseIL'Lville-39 Hoptown-13-Princeton-6 Hoptovm-0-llurray-1h Hoptown-O-Bowling Green-Sl Hoptoun-0-lladiaonville-6 Freeman , Bobby Brockman, Jerry Hinkle, Ernest Tuggle, Witt Maddux, Charles Powell, Billy Joe Schmittou, Tommy Almy, Eugene Woosley, Hose Adams, Frank lllyfield-13 Evansville llemorial-33 Henderson-12 Clarksville-28 Owensboro-26 Paduach-28 Russellville-39 Princeton-6 lurray-lb Boiling G1'00llFSl ladisonvillo-6 QW ' -Ja U .-' -N eg Q' 9:- .Q 9 Q A smug. .5 ' sf av H from ., girl A - X w 1 - 0, nf ' ' ' 7 ,. 6'- FUUTBHLL LETTEHIHEH HOWARD DIXON Jr. 175 5'1O Back Howard as captain was not only an outstanding leader for the '50 Tig- 0 ,- 7 ers but was an outstanding player in every game. He has been elected fs- ,Y to lead the Tigers next year, which shows what his team mates think ' of him. WADE GROVES Sr. 160 5'8 Guard 'f Skatey as alternate-captain was an inspiration to his team mates , with his fight, spirit, and his never say die attitude. ul 1' MALCOLM NICHOLS Sr. 165 6'1 Back 4. .,, Nick as alternate-captain was our best broken field runner. His many long runs will be missed very much next season. 6 BILLY mms soph. 155 6' Guard 'aiu Crocodile was one of the fastest linemen and he was continually in My w the opponents backfield. He returns for two more seasons. FRANK ADAMS Jr. , 150 5: Back A' A Q Frank excelled as a signal caller, kicker, and passer. He could also '5' X do a good job of running when necessary. 5. 2 BILLY ALMY sr, 175 6. Tackle J Billy, although lacking in experience, turned in mary fine games for ' the team. He had determination and a fine spirit. JERRY BROCKMAN Sr. 135 5'8 Back 3 K Jerry mde up for his lack of size by his willingness to play. He 5, ' will be missed next year. V RQY BUCIQQEI Sr, Assistant Manager Q13 Crash was also a hard worker and was a fine and capable assistant gf W 9 manager. L LENNIS CAMPBELL Jr. 165 6'1 End Although he was out several games because of a broken hand, he was an Q5 excellent pass receiver. He is expected to do good work next year. Jlfy, 5 H. R. OORNELIUS soph. 155 6'1' Back Sonny was an excellent signal caller and his accurate kicking and passing helped the Tigers in many games. He returns next year. 1 za.. Jos cum-:Ns Jr. 170 6'3 Tackle ,nu Joe was switched from center to tackle. He liked his new position 5 and performed well in it. C! Q. CHARLES AIMY Jr. 1110 5'6 Back 2 1 Bull-neck was one of the hardest working boys on the squad and will be a great factor in next year's team. BOBBY HAYES Sr 165 5'lO Tackle Bobby was a hard worker and his fine spirit contributed much to the 'i f' f tggm. I x xii? J N' 6 6650. ,- CTRTIS LANCASTER Sr. 160 5 'l1 Guard Q af: Curtis made a great contribution to the team and was one of the out- l J standing linemen. MALCOLM LOFTUS Sr. , 1115 5'9 Back og Ace was a deadly passer and was continually surprising the opposi- if tion with an unexpected play. 1 ' h CHARLES MADDUX Soph. 155 6' Back 'f 1-L 'A Popeye was an outstanding performer in the Tiger backfield. During y ,U the next two years he should become a great player. X CHARLES ILATTISON Soph. 160 6' 'End we ,. Chuck gained enough experience this season and will be counted on 'sf' for heavy duty the next two years. LOUIS mossu soph. 171 61 Tackle Skip was the youngest boy on the squad but played like a veteran. 'A He returns for two more years. 2,2 AUSTIN OWEN Jr, 165 6' Center Qi Austin in his first year on the varsity was a very accurate passer ,fri V f and good center. He will be a. help next season. is , . .1 r 4 A . 1 ,s BILLY Jos POWELL sr. 1140 5'7 Back in Although Piston Legs was hampered with leg injuries most of the tv year, he showed a fine spirit and ability to carry the ball. H. M. SHIP? Jr. 170 6'3 End H. M. was an outstanding player both on offense and defense. He will be back next year. 1 ,Q .g DUARD SULLIVAN Sr. 175 6'1 Tackle '65 Duard developed into one of the finest tackles in Tiger history. A g runner seldom got away from him. E. B. snmu Jr. 155 5'10 Back E. B. was both a good defensive and offensive back. He will be back for another season. ' up - wrrr TUGGLE sr. 1115 5'1of' me Witt was one of the most valuable men on the squad. His pass receiv- L ing was an important contribution in many games. mmm WELLS Sr. 175 6'2 center if David was not only an excellent center but also he was one of the i t - best defensive fullbacks on the team. i v, LACY WILKINS Jr. 160 5'11 Guard ' Lacy's drive made him an outstanding lineman and much will be expect- f ed of him next season. ' ALBERT wr-nuns! sr. Bmw' 'Crook was a hard working manager and the team really BPPTSC5-ated 1 his fine work along with his cheerful attitude. L' A Coach - Howard Moss Assistant Coach - Bill Brannock Bill Adams Ray Cornelius Johnny Adams W. C. Fleming Charles Almy Bobby Freeman Jerry Bohn Ernest Hinkle Jerry Brockman Roy Buckley, Mgr. Malcolm Loftus Charles Long Charles Maddux Lennis Campbell The Hoptown-50--South Christian-Sl Hoptown-Sh--Pembroke-3h Hoptown-29-ALacy-32 Hoptown-36--Clarksville Hoptown-36--Murray-35 Hoptown-h6--South Christian-h2 Hoptown-hO--Clarksville-h5 Hoptown-36--Trenton-26 Louis Moseley, Statistician Don Robinson Jim Scruggs H. M. Shipp Duard Sullivan Lehman Wilkins I W 1 X7 W TRENTON Hoptown Hoptown Hoptown- INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT h9--Pembroke-32 Uh--South Christian hj b0-Trenton-21 Tiger season was high Hopwwn-32--sinking Fork-31 Hoptown-33-Dawson Springs-38 Hoptown-33--Guthrie-37 Hoptown-h3--Pembroke-M5 Hoptown-39--Henderson-55 Hoptoln-M9-Central City-50 Hoptown-86 -Lacy-50 Hoptown-50-Trigg Countya38 Hoptown-h5--Princeton-h2 Hoptonn-h3--Sinking For -30 Hoptown-39 -Madisonvill -6h Hoptonn-h9-Paducah-6? STH DISTRICT TOURNAM NT Hoptown-51--Guthrie-49 Hoptown-39--Clifty-49 lighted by the capture of the Trenton Invitational Tourna- ment crown. They entered the tourney a dark-horse but emerged as victorious champ- ions. They gained the finals by defeating Pembroke and South Christian and walked off with the title by whipping Trenton, the host team, in the final game. Th ee of the Ti- gers, Lennis Campbell, Jerry Brockman, and Malcolm Loftus, were placed on the all-tourna- ment team. Campbell was also picked on the all-district tells BHSHETBHLL LETTERIHEII Charlie Almy Guard 5' 6 Though the shortest man on the team it was very seldom that anyone got the jump on him. He had a sharp eye for the basket and excelled in his floor play. J erry Bohn Guard 5' ll Jerry was a tricky ball handler and a tip-in artist. He also has a deadly one-hand push shot from the side which will be counted on greatly next season. Jerry Brockman Guard 5 ' 9 Jerry was probably the best shot on the team. We remember him best for sparking the team in the Trenton Invitational Tournament. His spirit and love for the game are what made him stand out. Lennie Campbell Center 6' 2 Lennie was rated the best player in the district. As captain of the team he proved himself worthy of that rating by leading the team in scoring. He was the best center Hop- town has had in years. Ray Cornelius Forward 6 ' Though only a sophomore, NSonnyH played exceptionally well. He made the big jump fr m HBH Squad to a first string forward and proved his ability to hold his own with the more experienced players. W. C. Fleming Forward 6' 2U W. C. was not a regular but when ever a dependable replacement was needed he was ready and willing. He best demonstrated this in the Trenton game when he entered the game in the last quarter and scored the winning points. Ernest Hinkle Forward 6' S HEasyW was handicapped by lack of experience but still added greatly to the team. His play this season makes us glad that he has two more years to play. Malcolm Loftus Guard S ' 9 WAceW was second in team scoring and also considered our defensive specialist. He will be greatly missed next year. H. M. Ship Center 6' 14-Q- H. M. was a first line replacement this season and will have the big task of filling the pivot slot next year. He was a constant scoring threat and this contributed his part to the team's success. Duard Sullivan Forward 6' l WSullyN was best when the going got rough. Probably his best effort was in leading the Tigers to a victory over Guthrie in the first game of the 8th District Tournament by scor- ing 1? points. Be played well all year although he did not hit his stride in scoring un- til late in the season. Wh fil- liuu is W- C, 'Spear' . . 4.82. 'EA3f 'Acl' 30 ,vo Q .6 , U - 1 L .. A 'Souuyu Sunny gum ' ' T -P A Asn n gf if NAYQE. ' 1 If f, -D3 'L 5 W Bquflkk I' Ill!! 'GN ,. ' y'f'fN. Hf,Wv, i1 ' fgmN?aHgiV gig' 'Ili' -06- qw 4222+ B SUUHD FUUTBHLL Coach J. Do Jones Coach Tomy Gray Baker, Henry- Foster, Gordan ff Betts , F. M. Gary, Warren Madduln 0- T- - X, Boyd, Ronnie Haddock, Phil Oliver. Bobby ,rgghi f Chevming, Lergy Hardin, James Poe: Eddie VIL 3, Conley, Max Joiner, James SFTUEESQ Jim X 1 Craft, Earl Keller, Wesley U1'1d9I'W00da Tommy fs I East, Ed Lawson, Donnie Wold, Jim ' S: Flowers, Johnny Lawson, Herb Cook. B0bbY MSI'- The Hopkinsville High School B-Squad football team, ably coached by J. D. Jones and Tommy Gray, enjoyed a very successful season. A great desire to have a winning team drove the boys to work hard in practice and to give all they had in their games. Near the end of the season a practice game was staged between the B-Squad and some of the varsity subs. The B-Squad more than held its own. Several prospects for varsity duty next season were unearthed from the members of the B-Squad. They include John Adams, wosloy Keller, Fred Betts, Eugene Almy, James Wold, Herb Lawson, Jim Scruggs, Warren Gary, James Hardin, Bobby Hardin, O. T. Maddox, and Earl Craft o ,,- Q lm - B-Squad 26-Princeton 6 B-Squad 13--Madisonville II2 H f O--Owensboro 19 6-Owensboro 19 5 ' ' ' 9 f lb-Princeton 6 IU4-Madisonville O . ff jg fi k J .mf C ff B-squad Basxoubau 4 fl K Y ' t vi, X The B-Squad basketball team, under Coach J. D. Jones, had a highly successful sea- son. The team suffered only one loss in the regular season an that at the hands of La Fayette, a team they had previously defeat d. Due to the fact that the varsity and the second team used the gym in the afternoons after school, the B-Squad had to practice at night. However, the boys wanted to play very badly and were undaunted by adverse practice conditions. The B-Squad made a clean sweep of the Christian County Junior High Tournament held in Central Avenue Gym. Then our boys traveled to Paducah to participate in the Western Ken- tucky Junior High Tournament. They lost their first game 28-26 to a fine Mayfield team in a hard-fought battle. REGULAR SEASON CHRISTIAN CO. JR. HIGH TOURNAMENT B-Squad 140-Lacy 28 P K B-Squad 21-Crofton 20 23-Lacy 19 2 X 115-South Christian 30 QSFJ Sh--Lafayette 115 Q 31--Sinking Fork 30 CFj H H 28-Lafayette 30 hS-cm-kov111o 30 WESTERN KENTUCKY JR. HIGH TOURNAMENT I1 ll . .. 2512332112 22 3' B-squad 26-nayfiold 28 x BHSEBHIL Coach Moss esarr-V'7' Q?Y'4E-f X A, 1 Euckley' ROV , Hayes, Bobby Powell, Billy Joe Jalflilbell, L9fU11S Loftus, Malcolm Tugple Ralph 4 -' . - 1 EEEFTHU' xg' Loves B111 Weakley, Albert, Mgr. ' king, A9 Nichols, Malcolm -av-ef' B SUUHD BHSHETBHLL fT'9' 'QMHZE Coach J. D. Almv, Eugene Betts, Bdd,Rmmm Brame, Earl Craft, Earl Graft, George Davis, Bobby East, Bd Jones Foster, Gordon Gilkey, Frank Haddock, Phil Joiner, James Keller, Wesley Lawson, Herb Baugh, Bobby Mac Maddux, Junior Maddux, O. T. az Bobby Cook, Mgr. Mason, Adrian Mason, Joe Means, Hugh Moore, Newton Oliver, Bobby Owen, Lewis I Poe, Eddie Underwood, Tommy Woosley, Mo . y., giiiix mms' vuufusnu nam ' McReyno1ds, Patty Pinson, Sylvia Roper, Nellie 1 Sims, Bettye 1 Thomas, Dorothy l Austin, Betty Dougherty, Dorothy Carr, Shirley Groves, Rebecca Chadwick, Jackie ,eHaydon, Peggy Cunningham, Marjorie ,jf!Jones, Shirley 'll' Q X! -fe, fi 5? MN 3' Q ,ea ,:E::s-4' 3 ,i- 1 , u A ? , , g,-9-. I' 9 'Q u .Nxt ! 1 uvvh O QN 'fn id . U56 lqqlf-K 'la 'fagffs' 50 E' A1 i TBA QL 'R f ' I C0fd 'f'lN T'l f'f f , w Qgilig A Q Q S in earns P! 8 5 A 3525 W I N A X P Us --. me , iv' 0 P'-1 '- , a 6: 1 , X - Q Z . 3,1 . Q Y H b f QP ep JY Q 'X 'Q- xi M, Diff.. an xzf 31 ,filz f hy . -'Drfrcaaf 5720: s EWU' f Uv W F 4 .F H .F JZ1'l5l:L JZ my -4 FLUTE CLARI t uw. nv Carolyn Maddux Dorothy Dougherty Jacqueline Holk Bonnie Haddock NET Barbara Cornette Peggy Davis Ann Yost Jean Marquess Mary Nell McCain Katie Maddux Glenda James Francis Carloss Nancy Rogers Wanda Brown Joan Dodgin Barbara Groves Earl Harris Gaye Carnahan Patsy Boxley Nancy Searcy Alto Clarinet David Hulan , 1-5. - N S WEGH Band Director-C. A. Woodall Jr. ALTO SAXOPHONE Madge Wood Tenor Saxophone Edith Grace Baritone Saxophone William Warder FRENCH HORN Dan Cowherd Donald Downy CORNET Mike Higgins Bobby Roper Donnie Lawson Julian Adoue Quentis Fuqua Vernon Davis Ann Camp Phil Boyd James Glenn Linda White .EL ey. be ,. 38 TROMBONE Joan Stadleman Brownie Fuqua Woodfin Rogers Grace Miller Baritone James Pierce Carlton Carney BASSES Owen Herndon Pat Kelley Fred Betts PERCUSSION OBOE David Poe David Spain Tommy Smith Sydney Prather Jane DeCoursey Kitty Cowherd Edwin Lacy J' f' I x X59 3 nz ,f-H' ,X pf! HJ x ,f ff B and Notes P . - f f .,I 4-11 4-1.1 3,4 f- ar 'Q' , 9 ,,, ,. ff K 'v M 4 2' W4 x C V om --'-,.,,,g , 4 f i A 1 -wtf +4 t .. -, A D Q? f - Nw Ig fc, an .Z M Q ' f I 5 1,6 I t I Q V149 f W X gn -' n 1 K Z me Q V' , if ,,., 'x 4' 1 -'-5 5 Q 1, f Q gg , .f . -f, S- -J W l 1 l Z 'li I -, ' 1 f 'K 5.17, S W v put-ball 7 - , . Q Games 4 EQ Lffmfm-Q5 ,, 4. Goa new Q Con?-bdgtg - A N U ' 'PARADE T 1 6 L ' QAIVVP mvsic, 5?-fini ael42Vb'L Gigi-if-E? concei- N r f '7'C4 GAMES chfiff M05 commegx Men Qonctv-C n Q P2 4. - V- - ,X xx f5d?5f?lflf5 ff 0 CD I g ,,,,f3 1 gay! Ggsircbl Ge Fl .Q . g ,M Adcock, Eloise Addison, Judy GIRLS GLEE CLUB Haley, Joan Hall, Barbara Aldridge, Bettye Archer, Joan Baldwin, Margaret Bassett, Bettie June Bexley, Jane Carnahan, Gaye Carney, Dorothy Chadwick, Jacqueline Cherry, Peggy Jo Clardy, Nora Lee Collins, Jane Collins, Shirley Cook, Martha Cook, Rosemary Cowherd, Kitty Cunningham, Marjorie De Moss, Barbara Dillard, Mary Evelyn Doss, Betty Edwards , Juanita Hammond, Emily Hancock, Sadie Hardison, Thelma Harris, Bonnie Haydon, Ann Haydon, Joan Haydon, Peggy Hayes, Doris Higgins, Barbara Hunter, Peggy Jackson, Joyce Jenkins, Mary Johnson, Betty Kay Johnson, Soula Joiner, Anne Kane, Joyce Kauble , Barbara Lacy, Evelyn Lander, Frances Long , Shirley Fish, Ann Funkhouser, Sandra Gary, Anne Carney Gates, Martha Grace, Edith LUW91'.Ya Lowery, addux, Martin, McCord, Mimi Shirley Patsy P9887 Dorothy Nichols, Mary Ann Oatts, Betty Osteen, Joann Petrie, Billy Petty, Sue Rabstejnek, Freda Redd, Judy Roberts, Kay Rose, Shirley Ryals, Anne Sargeant, Beverly Shanklin, Peggy Shannon, Peggy Simmons, Martha Snoddy, Bertie Sue Sparks, Diane Stadleman, Joann Steger,'Ann1e Pierce Taylor, Loretta Thomas, Judy Walker, Mary Ann Whitaker, Eva Whitaken, Jean White, Irene llmpy, Ann Wood, Becky Young, Betty Young, Carolene McReynolds, Patty The glee club, under the direction of Miss Betty lake, finished its activities last year by going to the music contest held at Murray. They received the rating of excellent This year Miss Myrle Oliver is the new director. The glee club with the band p esented a Christmas concert after many weeks of hard work. Several things have been added this year. The glee club meets three times a week Also letters are being awarded to those senior girls who have been in the glee club for Greer, Betty two years or more. The officers for this year are as follows: Pres.-Patty McReynolds, Vice Pres in charge of robes-Diane Sparks, Vice. Pres. in charge of music-Joan Archer, Secretary Thelma Hardison, Accompanist-Peggy Shannon. We are now preparing for two future events, the Regional Music Contest at Murray on uewnh in and 21. and tha Snvinv Concert of Anril 20. 20? FEHTUHES ' D fW if 1 www Q52 x ,i r ll, X F 'lm X ,fa HHTIUHHL HUHUR SUUIETU Pres. - Jerry Brockman Sec. - Carolyn Maddux V. Pres. - Barbara Cornette Treas. - E. B- Smith Archer, Joan LaCYa Homer Brockman, Jerry Madduxa CaT01Yn Buress, Joyce Marquess: Jean Cornette, Barbara MCReyn01dS. Fatt? Dillard, Mary Evelyn Shannon. Peggy Grace, Edith Sims, Bettye Greer, Betty Smith, E- B- Higgins, Mike N TKSNAL Sparks, Diane Jones , Donald Roma WE., Q5 W L i 4 7 fl - ff 1 .A I1 597' as-Y i- X ,I 3 4, Q ' , If gy. c a- Q ef-W-W'9'G'Ym c. To be chosen for the National Honor Society is probably the highest honor a student of Hopkinsville High School can receive. A student must rank in the upper third of his class scholastically to be eligible to be elected. If he has fulfilled this requirement by the time he is a junior, he is given a ballot on which are written the names of all the students in the upper third of his class. He then rates his classmates according to char- acter, leadership, and service. He and the other students are also voted on by the teachers. The ratings are compiled by the principal and five per cent of the junior class and fifteen per cent of the senior class are selected. These new members are tapped in an impressive ceremony by students who were chosen the previous year. A person who has been tapped should feel proud and at the same time very grateful to his teachers and fellow students for the honor which they have bestowed upon him. Above all he should do his best to live up to the high ideals for which the National Honor Society stands. N was , S EDITORS Jerry Brockman Betty Greer Betty Sims Duard Sullivan BAND Edith Grace-Chairman Dan Cowherd Peggy Davis Carolyn Maddux ART WORK Sue Mitchell-Chairman Peggy Cherry Geneva Harper David lells CLUBS Barbara Cornette-Chairman Joyce Buross Dolores Cornelius Joyce Jackson land! Smith SPORTS Thelma Hardison-Chairman Patsy Maddux Malcolm Nichols Nr. Morris Miss Fink ml ' mas? ,I HHHUHL STHFF Billy Joe Powell Witt Tuggle TYPISTS Betty Aldridge Phyllis Dodd Roberta East Homer Lacy Maudie Mason Bonnie Harris POPULARITY CONTEST Peggy Shannon-Chairman Don Walker JUNIOR EDITORS Ed Moseley Sue Armstrong Donald Jones SENIOR EDITORS Jean Marquess-Chairman Joan Archer-l2A's Patty McReynolds Mary Ann Walker GLEE CLUB Diane Sparks-Chairman Emily Hammond SPONSORS Mrs. Blair :rl A 5 41 i I LIKES AND DISLIKES Sadie Hancock-l2A's Dorothy Thomas-l2B's CLASSES Juanita Chester-Chairman Rosa Hyde CALENDAR Annie Pierce Steger ADMINISTRATION Elaine James SNAPSHOTS Bobby Moore-Chairman Marie Agee Eloise Adcock Bettie June Bassett Jane Collins Anne C. Gary Margaret Gates Barbara Hall Ann Haydon Delores Rogers Barbara Lancaster Glynn Larkin sras Mr. Jones Mr. Brannock ggi uni, ig? M.. .aqwahli-+w..n-.., 4 . il--W K e ffl ..' ' , ,.,. ,, ,,,, ,W 1- Q, 1 .i iv ',l 3 .:. ? ' . X K Y, 4. ,I Q' 5:3 'x , V, in f o tafas . A E1 gf ' gl, A. , V rv Lum, ii fi. Hula., fs MQ if I 1 Ki I1 is i 5 A A Q1 K - '2 5 Hsfnmnff Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Blair, Miss Vaughan, Mrs Low Editor - Annie Pierce Steger Co-editor - Mary Alice Major Abernathy, Ann Adams, Peggy Archer, Joan Bassett, Bettie June Bell, Don Bohn, Jerry Bexley, Jane Buress, Joyce Carney, Dot Chadwick, Jacqueline Cherry, Peggy Jo Chesnut, Jenny Cunningham, Marjorie Cornette, Barbara Crouch, Carol Davis, Peggy DeMoss, Barbara Dillard, Mary Evelyn Dodd, Phyllis East, Roberta Garnett, Mary Eleanor Grace, Edith Hancock, Sadie Harper, Geneva Harris, Bonnie Lee Haydon, Ann Higgins, Mike Hunter, Peggy Jackson, Joyce Jones, Donald Kane, Joyce Ann Lacy, Homer Maddux, Carolyn Major, Mary Alice Mason, Maudie McCord, Dorothy McReynolds, Patty Moore, Bobby Moore, Newton Nichols, Malcohm Pace, Omer Petrie, Billie Ruff, Bob Steger, Annie P N, Steger, David ,-,,, , LNB: QW Shannon, Peggy ' ' , x1v+ Sharber Q 1' Q1 sims , Betty Smith , E. B. gga Taylor, Sylvia Thomas, Dorothy Tuggle, Witt Walker, Don ,, AQ .e' - A ,a 5 I ' ' 6' I Nr 3 Walker, Mary Ann Wash, Billy Wimpy, Ann Young, Betty Young, Carolene V- a ':,l,Q Elf! FV 335 ' nf a 3 'Sallie QHP A 2 '-, IIS 'is J 5 .351 1.1 A if 7 President - Dorothy McCord Vice President - Joyce Buress Adcock, Eloise Baldwin, Barbara Bassett, Bettie June Brame, Martha Brashears, Shirley Brown, Sarah Buress, Joyce Carney, Dorothy Carney, Martha Carr, Shirley Chadwick, Jacqueline Cherry, Peggy Jo Chester, Juanita Choate, Helen Crouch, Carol Cunningham, Marjorie DeMoss, Barbara Dodd, Phyllis A. Dodgin, Elizabeth Doss, Betty East, Roberta Funkhouser, Sally Gary, Anne Carney Groves, Willa Dean Hammond, Emily Harper, Geneva Hardison, Thelma Haydon, Ann Haydon, Joan Hester, Helen Hester, Joyce Higgins, Barbara Humphries, Louise Humphries, Pat James, Elaine E Armstrong, Sue 6IHlS CLUB -1 x Secretary - Susie Tharpe Treasurer - Peggy Jo Cherry Johnson, Delores Jones, Gladys Jones, Helen Kane, Joyce Ann Ketcham, Mary Louise Kneyinskis, Ilze Lander, Frances Lowery, Shirley Lyell, Yaris Mabry, Mary Ann Maddux, Patsy Martin, Peggy McCord, Dorothy McElvoy, Barbara McReynolds, Patty Osteen, Jo Ann Overshiner, Pat Perry, Edna Phillins, Lenora Rich, Nell Robertson, Helena Rose, Shirley Scruggs, Mary Ann Shannon, Peggy Sharber, Fay Smith, Wanda Taylor, Bettie Tharpe, Susie 9 Thomas, Judy Tudor, Francelle Tygrett, Shirley Walker, Mary Ann Watson, Betty Jo White, Juanita Young, Juanita Nf 'm.u--. QE ai, 'F'-D vsvf- -'if GIRLS HTHLETIC CLUB President - Billie Petrie Secretary - Joan Henderson Vice President - Mary Young Treasurer - Bettye Sims Addison, Julie Arvin, Mary Austin, Betty Betts, Freda Bivins, Irene Blanford, Elizabeth Bohannon, Barbara Boxley, Jane Brame, Jean Bridges, Barbara Brockman, Angela Bryant, Mary Cannon, Ann Cardin , Juanita Carney, Barbara Cathcart, Joy Clark, Anne Chism, Doris Chism, Ruby Cooke, Martha Debow, Mary Edwards, Juanita Farmer, Dorothy Gates, Martha Grace, Nina Grace, Patsy Groves, Rebecca Haley, Joan Hancock, Margaret Harrell, Gloria Haydon, Peggy Hayes, Glenda Henderson, J0 Ann Hester, Harriet Hunter, Peggy James, Elaine Joiner, Anne Jones, Shirley Jvhnson, Margaret Johnson, Nona Johnson, Soula Kay Kauble, Barbarg Lacy, Evelyn Lamb, Bobbie Lancaster, Barbara Long, Shirley Lowery, Mimi Mayes, Edna 44 McFarland, Wanda McLeroy, Faye Miles, Joyce Oatts, Betty Owen, Pauline Parker, Sara Ann Petrie, Billie Radford, Mary Redd, Judy Roper, Nellie Shanklin, Peggy Shemwell, Joyce Simmons, Barbara Simmons, Martha Sims, Bettye Snoddy, Bertie Taylor, Loretta Taylor, Sylvia Thomas, Mary Ann Whitaker, Eva Wilkins 9 Martha Wimpy, Ann Young, Carolene Young, Ihr? GE v-mam 1 5 Y: 3395 Yum-, x, , Q' 1 - 'fjgfw A ' an Z' A-.uf , CD gang .,qp . L l!n5 ri 3 5' : W QR Www ' 8 'T' usnnnu ,SIHH Brookmen, Jerry Larkin, Glenn Chester, Juanita ri Major, Mary Alice Cornelius, Dolores L - Moore, Bonby Guthrie, Wanda 'f: 1i,,g,- Ricchuite, Nell Hyde, Rosa Jones, Helen Shipp, H- Smith, Edwin a , tm , X- ,wx 1s'l5b1eJ-w,!xL-fvsf9-v!ff- v X. 10 as if Cl' w -- CURRENT EVEHTSCLUB Sponsor - Mrs Erleen -iogers President - Donnie Lawson V. President - Jim Baker Program Chairman - Fred Baker, Jim B tt F d 9 BSydT,PhEi QT Q 137 FQ? 68058, Stanley ,X Conley, llax d I . Flowers, Johnny gg I Gilkey, Sam ' Hin, Bobby if L Lander, Sammy Secretary - Bobby Oliver Treasurer - Joan Stadleman Betts D Lawson, onnie Means, Hugh gg Oliver Bobby Pool, Charles X' r' Pyle, Tommy Rogers, Fioodfin Smith, Margaret Stadleman, Joan I Key, N .nt u,,,,., all -isfifiy 1, ' 'Q 4323- U, ,-I T gl li' ,lx is U A T21-re F5 ' X C, . rf q z U IUUSIU CLUB ' L 4 ' Sponsor ' Mr. Woodallh President - William Warder Secretary - Dan Cowherd JIU Vice President - Diane Sparks Treasurer - Dan Uowherd I y, Adams, Johnny Conherd, Kitty Groves, Barbara Petty, Sue 'rx Adoue, Monk Davis, Vernon Harris, Earl Pierce, James Brown, Wanda DeCoursey, Jane Hulan, David Roberts, Jo Ann Camp, Ann Dodgin, Joan James, Glenda Roper, Bobby Carlos, Frances Doris, Mike Johnson, Betty Spain, David Carnahan, Gaye Dougherty, Dorothy Lacy, Edwin Whitaker, Jean Carney, Carlton Fuller, Janet Warquess, Paul Wood, Madge Cook, Rosemary Fuqua, Quentis McCain, Mary Woodard, Bobby Cowherd, Dan Glenn, James Miller, Grace Yost, Ann Young, Betty Egigg ,nm ,,,,,,4 ,3 ,,,w,a Rv as 40 sf, 42? FUTURE TEHUHERS UF HUIEHIUH Sponsor - Mrs. Gabe PaYU9 ,- President Nora Clardy SeCTGt5FY 5 R033 HVde . Vice President Omer Pace Treasurer - Janumae Elkins 23, J 1 :1 U ia 1f 5 CF President - Carol Young Vice President - Sadie Hancock Adams, Lynn Archer, Joan Buckley, Roy Collins, Jane Crawley, Bob Doss, Al 5-- A, P M f I fa-f 'HQ' ' A S 1 H f 'i I f, N . .' N ' t..ze ' ' he 'f' 'hw we s ,, -f -:Q L5 -5 ooh ,4-I fs PHUTUGHHPHU CLUB Secretary - Al Doss PM Treasurer - Ned Haskins If Elkins, Calvin Fleming, William Freeman, Bobby Hancock, Sadie Haskins, Ned Keller, Wesley Koerner, Elliott Mason, Joe Walker, Gaither ' Woosley, Mose . ' at walker, Alan Qftiilc WWA 5 4 . Young, Carol - Hargrove, Edward Ruff, Bob young, Don '1- l 'Y ,,e..,N., V JC- ,,g P -s.:-...sees s e ,gg C5 C FUREHSICCLUB President - Barbara Cornette Secretary - Mary A. Major Vice President - Ed Moseley Treasurer - Peggy Adams Abernathy, Ann Garnett, Mary E. Love, James sehmidt, Tommy If 9 Adams, Peggy Harris, Bonnie Major, Mary A. Steger, Annie P. 3sD Bell, Don Henderson, welleee Mason, Maudie Steger, David H rig Chesnut, Jenrv Jones, Donald Moseley, Ed Summerhill, Billy Q diggfjmx Cornette, Barbara Kirkham, John Moseley, Louis Wash , Billy Duncan, Graham Lacy, Homer Owens, Malcolm 1' 47 Q 8 ,,,..........---. . L.-as 449+ 1 37' mg, UQ Ig, -Fkfk CC- -I' ,QQ s ' ' K QQ HE CLUB Sponsor - Mrs. McKee mf? President - Witt Tuggle Vice President - Ray Cathcart Almy, Billy Cathcart, Ray Claiborne, Keith Crenshaw, Robert Davis, Donald Hayes, Bobby Kelly, Pat , 4- 1 as Secretary - Kelly Tribble Treasurer - Bobby Hayes King, Jimmy Owen, Morris Lature, Jimmy Tribble, Kelly Litchfield, Keith Tuggle, Witt r A, ' U .ZX . XB. C f-:ui 73 fx JUHIUH HIGH BHHSULHB President - Walter Chambers Vice President - Bobby Cook Almy, Eugene Carter, Gerald Chambers, Walter Cook, Bobby D. Cook, Bobby Davis, Bobby Dorris, Bill Doss, Thomas Dowdy, Charles Eagan, Jimnv Foster, Gordon Fuller, Radford Freeman, Lindsey Hayes, Buddy 'P' Secretary - Olen Herndon Treasurer - Eugene Almy Hayes, Ralph Herndon, Owen Howell, Ronnie Joiner, James C Lander, William Lawson, Herbert kmu,hms 48 Pardue, Vernon Prather, Sidney Underwood , Thomas Renshaw, Jack Stinson, Bob Watson, Wayne Wood, Don 2. LY' W' -vs-:Q fs 'ik nl-j 'K X. STE .2373- gtg. IL- 5 ' Ah lin Q Q 4'J Zi ,fi SPHHISH CLUB 2 Sponsor - Miss Dorothy Fink President - Don Walker Secretary - Edith Gregg Vice President - Jean Marquess Treasurer - Betty Greer EMJOLX .a:,,:l, Ages, Marie MarqU6SS, Jean Robinson, Don 4 Buckley, Betty Mitchell, S119 Ryals, Ann u Cornelius, Dolores Jackson, Joyce Thomas, Dot xl Grace, Edith Larkin, Glen Wade, Don Greer, Betty Long, Charles Walker,LDon fi A ffl, no Q CD - 5'- EN A FQ .5 Y .1 'UC' -, lg ,vfv rf .:, 4 p.. p - A 75' 2 ' ,. an J . M an J fs' Q W-, 5 B All 'fr U 'ka' 'r 'tv V' r- 1 1 K 4 4 . . A V V 'nl ' J ., 6' f . . N 'K q - IU M 6 ffl' I I A U , fl M v ' I ,s 4 S I f' , HRTS Hnd CHHFTS CLUB Sponsor - Mr. Bardin President - Billy Adams Secretary - Waldo Adans Vice President - James Love Treasurer - Dorris Owen Adams, Billy Chewning, Leroy MacBaugh, Bobby X Adams, Waldo Cook, Tommy Maddux, O, T, x 'Q yn A Aldridge: Billy Haddock, Phil Owen, Dorris . X N X- X Baker, Henry Hardin, James Sholar, Billy X Baldwin. Donald Hinkle, Ed Wilkins, Joe N Campbell, Milton - X -X j Love, James Wilkins, Lehman 49 y, f '- !U!lllllggaanannmnnQiF :rf uv Adanis, Bill Adams, Frank Alfrxy, Billy nn Almy, Charles t3 Drockmah, Jerry QV I ,I3uckley, Roy Campbell, Lennis I E' Cansler, Earl I SA S Cornelius, Ray ' - .- f- Crzlvenf-5. -Ton H CLUB CF President-.Y-fade Groves Vice President-Malcolm Nichols Secretary-Albert Weakley Soonsors-Coach Moss and Coach Brannock Dixon, Howard Groves, Wade Lancaster, Curtis Loftus, Malcolm Maddux, Charles Mattisoh, Charles Moseley, Louis Nichols, Malcolm Owen, Austin Pow-ell, Billy Joe 46- CQ- oj xv px HEU CLUB ' President - Jerry Brockman Secretary Vice President - Duard Sullivan TTSBSHTGT l Adams, Billy Lature, Jimmy Almy, Billy Maddux, Charles Brockman, Jerry Mattison, Charles Higgins, Hike MODIS, Bobby High, Dick Moseley, Louis Joneg, Dgn Nichols, M3lCOlITl Kirkham, John Owen, Austin so Q-iivg-Slpgqfalgiii Schmitto, Tommy Shipp, H. M. Smith, E. B. Sullivan, Duard Tugple, Charles Tuvple, Ralpn veakley, Albert ff ' -F Q 13' ' , . if lliells ,A David W3 7 W' lk' La lim, W sowga ao, - John lsirkham - Mike Higgins Schmittou, Tommy Smith , E. B. Sullivan, Duard Tuggle, Witt Wilkins, Lacy Young, Carol Young, Don :off , fi? i:,.., 'if -,,.f.' , CI. -v ,. 9' , if-Y -- 5 I' ,,, A .1 La K z 1, .7 i Gr ' 12 re' del AW '- Q , , , 'a.7' PEP CLUB President - Patty McReynolds Secretary - Joyce Buress Vice President - Mike Higgins Treasurer - Elaine James Abennathy, Anne Cowherd, Kitty James, Elaine Rabstejnek, Freda Adams, Peggy Cowherd, Dan Jenkins, Mary Helen Radford, Mary Adams, Waldo Crouch, Carol Johnson, Betty Kaye Redd, Judy Addison, Judy Agee, Marie Aldridge, Bettye Armstrong, Sue Arvin, Mary Austin, Betty Baldwin, Margaret Betts, Freda Bivins, Bexley, Irene Jane Bridges, Barbara Brockman, Angela Brockman , Jerry Bryant, Mary Buress, Joyce Cannon, Ann Cardin, Juanita Carney, Barbara Carney, Dorothy Carter, Ann Chadwick, Jackie Cherry, Peggy Jo Chesnut, Jennie Chism, Ruby Clark, Ann Collins, Shirley A Cook, Martha Cornette, Barbara Cunningham, Marjorie De Bow, Mary De Moss, Barbara Dillard, Mary Evelyn Disharoon, Martha H. Elkins, Janumae Fish, Ann Freeman, Bob Frolmel, Dorothy Funkhouser, Sandy Garnett, Mary E. Gates, Martha Grace, Patsy Guthrie, Helen Haley, Joan Hall, Barbara Hall , Roberta Hancock, Margaret Hardison, Thelma Hayes, Doris Hayes, Glenda Haydon, Anne Henderson, Helen Hester, Harriette Hester, Joyce Higgins, Mike Humphries, Betty Hunter, Peggy Jdmswn,Smda Joiner, Ann Jones, Donald Jones, Shirley Kane, Joyce Ann Kauble, Barbara Kirkham, John Lacy, Evelyn Lamb, Bobby Lancaster, Barbara Loftus, Malcolm Lowery, Mimi Mabry, Mary Ann Maddux, Charles Maddux, Patsy Major, Mary Alice McCord, Dorothy McReynolds, Patty Miles, Joyce Moran, Mickey Nichols, Malcolm Oatts, Betty Osteen, Jo Ann Overshiner, Pat Parker, Sarah Petrie, Billie Petty, Sue Price, Robbie Roberts, Kay Rogers, Delores Sargent, Beverly Schmittou, Tommy Shanklin, Peggy Sharber, Fay Shemwell, Joyce Simmons, Barbara Simmons, Margaret Sims, Bettye Snoddy, Bertie Sue Sparks, Diane Taylor, Loretta Taylor, Sylvia Tharpe, Susie Hmw,Mt Thomas, Mary Ann Tuggle, Geneva Tuggle, Witt etty Ymmg,B Young, Carolene Walker, Mary Ann Whitaker, Eva Whitaker, Jean 'Shi te , Do ro thy Wilkins, Lacy 'P ' Wimpy, Ann -P lfl Wood , Be cky Qffi V ge, 3 ' -'P in 4 v -v. 41 5 1- , b 1 si, 3 , A 4' he fs 'Vg' ' 1' A .A 5- Q Q5 5 B I 4 may . .f ?Q SENIOR HIGH DRAKATIC CLUB Sponsor - Mrs. Ledford Secretary - Carolyn Maddux Treasurer - E. B. Smith Maddux, Carolyn Maddux, Charles Rogers , Dolores Ee BQ White , Irene President- Jerry Brockman 5 f Vice President - Peggy Davis ' X Aldridge, Bettye ' Brockman, Jerry mx Davis, Peggy J 1 Dillard , Mary Evelyn '-3-3 5 Hall, Barbara High, Dick ? . -qu xlxx. A ,gf XV , xw ,, 5 by-xi ff CT ,gf -veffp, ,h , xx rin? , Jmilon HIGH nnmvnc CLUB 5 Sponsors - Kiss Brame and Miss Vaughan President - Mary Helen Jenkins Vice President - Donald Oatts Secretary - Freddie Brown Treasurer - Helen Guthrie Baldwin, Margaret Guthrie, Helen Cette, Donald Brown, Eddie Jenkins , Mary Helen Price, Robbie Brown, Freddie Lamb, Helen Rabsternek, Freda '15 ' Collins, Shirley Lander, William Roberts, Kay qi ' Disharoon, lartha Helen Martin, Ovideaa Sargent, Beverly x 5 ' Dalia, Harry lac llciinney, llalcolm Wood, Becky Dulin, Kenneth loss. Juanita 52 j X , I W V-H '- QW-nf 2 ' liz, me, fr ' fW1f'fvf! ' 442 V '2,ZfQ,fgf , , W ,L X wg, ,gg !,Vk, 77, 5 2 Z , ffm' ' fn .,' 11 E . 405'- 1 f Q r SPEHH FUR DEHIUCHHCU I Sponsors: Mr. Gough, Miss Crowder Chairman: Patty Mclieynolds ss l' Adams, Peggy Jones, Donald CFiz-st Placej ,W 'W Chesnut, Jenny Lacy , Homer . J Cornette, Barbara Major, Mary Alice CSecond Place? f Duncan, Graham 4 ith' Q -U . 'xii Don Jones has taken first place in the Christian County Contest. f kj 'S We are proud of the fact that Hopkinsville has won each of the four SW years in which it has participated in this contest. -LN 'lin First Team Duncan, Graham K 'Q Jones, Donald K4 Moseley, Ed X, O Oo Schmidt, Tomnv Oo 0 I' ao- .ff 0 , f Q' '24, Tb .oi ,mg DEBHTE TEHIH Chesnut Jenni , I . 77 Mr' Gough gum, David e Qy ?H 09913 Bobby ' ff ' 4 Wash, Billy AY. ,Q ' L , 'S f xx f V 'ii' r. s Q 'I' f 'E' A ,.. .-. .fag wr 'Q lllew... ' C75 H C 55 A a v 'N - N - f 1 A .A Eg' 1194! Q w E 2, g H Q - fi? 5 if fi President - J. D. Chadwick Vice President - Jerry Bohn Bohn, Jerry Chadwick, J. D. Cornelius, Ray Davis, Ed Hale, Billy Horton, Cooper Higgins, Mike Hightower, David Humphries, Marion . .e. V ,r l Sponsor - Mr. J. D. Jones C ZQIICQ Kelly, John Mabry, Don McClure, Peter Moore, Bobby Moore, Newton Moran, William Morris, Bertie Owen, Austin Putman, Howard ..- Q. 56. X K F CLA our Secretary - Austin Owen Treasurer - Marion Humphries Rogers, David Russell, Billy Sabel, Irvin Underwood, Dick Wall, Harold wallooo, Bill Wallace, King Wilkins, Lacy Worsham. Hugh Ra u ,fy is J Vs.. s Ill QQQFAGCIQFJ Mary Ann Mabry Mary Ann alker Joyce H6516 Dorothy McCord Bettlfe Sims 54 1? 1 nv I if f , ,,A. f f . 5 BLBNK X , EXFrJ55foAf 2 A Y T a !,',V,f ' 51,5 I .F ir fl? X , 4 M , X V4 Z n , -. . f.,, , MJrfllfJ Folks lf gf il f 'l,, 7' J 119127 , W 5 M 3, f , WJ ng. ww l .rx 1,4 . .1 ,- ,17- 1 1 if 'iw ,fs ' 5 'gf 227 1 Sly fy '5 3 h Of xl' f25'2?1 - L u qxf 1'ln5 1,451 ' Ziff 4 mega ff , H , ff'- ff , nv ' f' e ' L sys JN Kv- 6 i x J Q X X W 5 , Q R' 4 f' TS W ri.. 'IU ai- x 4, 'U :v. A . .A 4 Lb o'f1.1 bf: 3 fl o r 5 El k L y Mrh. - ' H 2 l 1... , 7.7 'U X U I ,, ' 'S f- ' ' ima l.,w-.-,,..d if x - X A ' ' ff BLU Ta Jar- VWzll,Well X I- 11 15. Li H915 NAME Marie Agee Betty Aldridge Billy Almy Betty J. Bassett Jerry Brockman Betty Buckley Roy Buckley Joyce Buress Martha Carney Peggy Cherry Juanita Chester Jane Collins Dolores Cornelius Barbara Cornette Dan Cowherd Phyllis Dodd Roberta East William Fleming Margaret Gates Edith Grace Betty Greer Emily Hammond Thelma Hardison Geneva Harper Bonnie Harris Ned Haskins Anne Haydon Joan Haydon Bobby Hayes Dick High Rosa Hyde Joyce Jackson Elaine James Helen Jones Mary L. Ketcham Homer Lacy Barbara Lancaster Curtis Lancaster Glynn Larkin Jimmy Lature Keith Litchfield LIKES to sing football games Mr. Gough's jokes to dance basketball dating certain sailor Baby Dumpling pecan pie Q boys skating life to talk to laugh mer! to do certain things Hopalong Cassidy goodlooking men to eat a girl living vanilla ice cream to laugh people basketball games to cook to swim fast cars NClarkN candy bars people women cars H history to swim shrimp be alone babies in jump booties food silly people to eat friendly people new cars girls DISLIKES Monday morning Mon ays C brains D short week-ends whistle tooters okra boys who hustle liver studying sad faces beets math Navy coffee Gene Autrey nosey women squash Pembroke boys wars cheats tattletales seventh period unfriendly people to wash dishes Monday morning conceited people turnip greens wars being hungry women solid geometry conceited people to work stuck-up people nosey people senior English sleep Mr. Moss's one- legged grandma stuck-up people wrecks science se DATE Ray L. boys yes silly question like figs better Bobby Higbee Baby Dumpling Joe S. Henry Ned Peter Lawford nosey, aren't you? Skatey I'll never tell time thing don't have for such a m husband Ed Janet Hayes Charlie The Thing Date? What's that? You don't know, do you? it's a secret Woody certain college sophomore Peggy CheFTY Don't know, do you? Jim H. blondes John Markham a boy I 'll never tell a boy,nnatchn Doug B. boys, mostly Ha! kind you eat nCrookH Weakley certain boy Virginia Mayo Doris H. AMBITION to graduate to finish school Naval officer be a social worker Hoptown win state lasso me a husband marry the Ndumpsn be a nurse go to N. Y. be a farmer's wife librarian to teach be a registered nurse to be happy to ride Champion be a teacher be a secretary be an electrician to go back to Panama to go to college career and then marriage to succeed to be a teacher at S. C. to be a good homemaker to be happy to be a farmer to get out of school to succeed be a man be a general be a history teacher like Mrs Gough be a nurse What's that? be interior decorator to be a nurse to go to college to graduate know as many jokes as Mr. Gough be a Salvation Army officer Have I got one? to get married NAMES LIKES Malcolm Loftus girls Marie Lyell skating Donald Mabry to eat Patsy Maddux to souare dance Jean Marquess to sleep Maudie Mason to date Roy Pete McClure geometry Dorothy McCord date Howard Patty McReynolds hot dogs Q Sue Mitchell truthful people B0bbY MOOPS Miss Crowder ' s unsuspecting attitude Bertie Morris food Billy Joe Powell girls and base- ball Delores Rogers peanuts Anne Ryals ear rings Peggy Shannon jewelry Bettye Sims to eat Florence Smith music Wanda Smith boys Diane Sparks to giggle Annie P. Steger Duard Sullivan Nell Sutton Dorothy Thomas Francelle Tudor Dick Underwood Don Walker Mary A. Walker King Wallace Albert Weakley Carol Young Eloise Adcock Joan Archer Anne Gary Barbara Hall Witt Tuggle Malcolm Nichols Marion Hum hries Sadie Hancock Carolyn laddux Peggy Davis to eat A travel basketball games DISLIKES spinach chocolate pie squeaky floors of H. H. S. soap operas Sunset Club girls who flirt with Roy yes girls that hustle liver ice cream 37 Nget awayu cars bookkeeping being drafted rainy days selfish people sarcasm gossip arithmetic tests to study bad manners draft cards DATE Joyce Mac girls, of course w-f J. w. B. John Roy nMouseN Wade Howard D. ll Jr. I! you'll never know Dan Cowherd Lucille girls boys out-of-town boys I know, don't you I'm bashful guess who Raymond R. S. college boys I'll never tell married life asparagus Gilbert to dance dirty dishes promise you won't tell being married turnip greens Dick sleeping spinach May 31, 1951 all girls and school on Mondays anyone with a most boys skirt on choc. pudding Nsnootyn people none of your ' business to eat 8th period guess who sports Mr. Moss's 8- UFat Rabbitn year-old Negro cars army Shirley L. 196427 71. people conceited people boys pineapple people who touch somebody sweet sherbet my neck canasta sarcastic people boys people determined people w e l l week-ends Korea Peggy to Wboggern draft board Don't know, do you? cherry pie English certain girls dancing people who park a certain college 'DOY Ridgecrest Q grouchy k gossipy nice, sweet cheerful people people entlemen 8 lemon pie Chicago Noonie 57 AMBITION get out of school professional skater go to U. of K. CKoreaj to live long to be happy get married retire after Schogl be airline hostess to be like Mrs. Law get married yes get married play professional as.b l Ee 3 hehutician public school music teacher be glee club director to be phys. ed. instructor to be a secretary to get out of school to sing like Miss Juanita social worker go to college be a good cook become an R. N. be a good wife be a farmer to be a success in whatever I do to be a model take over Miss to Crowder's job hair like Mr. Brannock civilian mechanic to be an English teacher to be 5 feet tall to be a teacher clothing designer to be a million- aire at twenty to be president of Bethel gemologist to be a Bethel girl teach school and get married, 'natch secretary lm. B , .V f f , mm. ' 'fr' Austin Owen 1---7-'Y' M x ..5,,1agUsff- 1 f X . 5 Bettye Sims Donald Jones Q! s, , 4 , fhL5j l.oof4ini 3 8 C H L if J L ularit E +4 2 E ...Hr --L '-5 g 4 15: aff Adx fx!'orxnsL D Athllfte 5 3 nslfiorg 3 fa - F o S sl, , ' ' 52,6 - x, ' .f f A 75 ', QNKA E .Q fu: Y , rry Brockman iv , ., W?-f 'M' ' lj, 5 ,Y , vr v ga 4 x JN' ., V Carol Crouch Malcolm Nichols Annie Pierce Steger ,f 44 TQ r- '10 1 f oe is -...,o tl, 6 Q U. ' R Q' K 1 5 1 ' L ' I my onfesf F 5 N if ' ah. J' P l Jim Scruggs Bettie June Bassett Omer Pace Ami 3' A wuullr '11 1 sff iv 'f x 4. .W A 6 .. casein ev ,fra lifxaeigyal, Ye iffggvsffm .af t 4? 2 'gi nf! - ,.-'W' ,gtg ' V',.g5,,k. fy ,W -A-. it September iii S-Rin-nin-ng-g...that bell again..think it will last another year? 6--NGO, Tigers, goW...five did go--out for cheerleader. 7-nTurn your eyes upon JesusW...testimonies from the Baptist Youth Revival... singing and seriousness. 9--nWe're on the gridiron,W and it was hot, 13-O for Mayfield. 11-All fughj day, and lunch, too. 16-33-25 Evansville Memorial game--just Yankee luck. 13--Glee Club organized--nCoo, coo, coo, coo, coo.N 22-Tigers must have had Hadacol-beat Henderson 20-12. 23-Seniors find out they are apt to be plumbers or ditchdiggers. 29--First Tigersg pep chapel. October 5--Now you see it--now you don't-Layne the Magician gave matinee. 6-Got any black paint? Owensboro whitewashed us 26-O. lh--Paducah. 'Nuff said? 16-Your Orange and Black staff chosen...four big chiefs this year. 17-Home Room Avoiders Association Cclubs, to youj organized. 20-SDEA meeting in Madisonville--good deal-no school-Russellville game... those Panthers! 23-Slaves arise! Big B other Joe sent Hero No. l to npurgen us. 277-Oliver, Low assemble us to sing-community-fashion. More Hadacol... HMB 13-Butler O. 31-Spook day...second Tigers, annual pictures haunt us. November 2--Dr. James speaks to us about the Bible and Bethel. 2-Dillard, Jones were right...WI'll Never Be Freen 'cause the M. P.'s were after us. 7-UGot pepU...Pep Club officers elected. 8-We hear, not see, about Horace Mann in Vaughn, Rogers' Uradio program.n 10-Song sheets, band with our singing. 15-ULet's HarmonizeU...the Murray quartette did. 17-Scouts Cgirlsj go to Toledo. 20-A capella choir treks to Murray for quad-state chorus. Wlostestn people win popularity contest. 23-T-day...for turkey, -formation, and -dance. December l--Musical variety show...nobody got burned...until S. C. one point victor in roundball opener. 5-WSmi1e pretty, please,W seniors. 'Hot in here with this ring onn-12 A's. Christmas parade. Pembroke mauled Sh-30. 7-Higgins, Cornette strike up in all-state band at Bowling Green. ll--Murray band clinic. 13-UYou are chosen,W four juniors and eight seniors, Wfollow me.n lh-nEnds, centers, tackles, guardsU fed at Kiwanis Club. 15-Nick can talk! Mr. Mbss revealed that he had a ninetywyear-old grandmother, t...at football feast. C , Nm! .1, w! 1 H Af 5 1 7 pgggi . 2 CHLEHIJHH 18-WHark, the Glee Club will be singingW...with the band..to advertise the concert. 19-Hallelujah! The concert was grand! 21-UMerry Christmasn-cards from Vaughn and Rogers-living ones, at that, home rooms have parties, presents. January 5-'The Thing' is-you don't know, do you? Could be a certain alittle darlin'.U 9-Trenton 27-HHS 36...sweet, ain't it? 12-- I Hear Singing C?J ...Gough and faculty tried. We stuck Sinking Fork by one point. 17-Save your Confederate money-the South will rise again...Mrs. Payne speaks on R. E. Lee. Yippie! 20-Robertson welcomed to faculty. 211-Gideons present Testaments to us. 26-- Here comes the bride ...Summerhill-King nuptials. 27-WDon't volunteer nothingn yet--Mr. Stewart, Center veep, advises. 31, February 1, and 2--Hurray! It snowed! No school! February S-Eskimos return for spring thaw. 7-WDignified seniorsn discuss rings, invites, cards, play. 8- Billy's First Date .. .complicated, Johnny? lh-Kiwanis to sponsor aptitude testing program, Mr. Browning Roberts said. H. R. 25's second Valentine party. 21-Think you would like to be a Bethel girl? A. P. S. C. 'snapsn H. H. S. 22--urs. Morgan's play helped us to know which fork to use. Zyidhhkmfqnm.GheHwbhw'mbhmnhw'mjwm,nwndnU. March 1--Tigers, playing Elkton fmentallyj lose to Clifty in tourney. 15-Miss Brame's assembly program. Also income tax day...poor teachers! 22--Music in the air...none other than Mr. Woodall's band. 23--nChickens a-crowing on Sourwood MountainN...aaaaah-ha! Glee Club. 29-4Fith and begorra! 'Tis the Irish Jubalee, tanks to 28! April 5-Faculty feast. 6 and 7-Music Festival at Murray. It was worth the work! 5 and 6-qSpeech Festival at Murray. ll-13-4Wish K. E. A. met more often...no school! Like New Orleans, you all? 9-Center College Choir serenades us. 10-Um-pas-paa and a-boom! Just the band concert! 16-18-State speech festival for nsuperiorn people. 20-Those ncoo, coo's' paid off! Congratulations, Glee Clubers. lla? h--Big night. ..the senior play! ,gg 10-Mr. Brannock fpant-pant! gave assembly program. . . 29-Class Day, and...at last! CIsn't it wonderful!!! GRADUATION! 30-That's all, folks! v :sw ' ' .k., r .--- ' Q5 2,6 is S- W .M , 53 - gf Mi g .ws 49, V is - A... . ,. of ,W '11 ' 4 R HllJ.ll x by y a is -x is-. x w AH .J 'I n Y zfk. - if an C 1 4 1 ,. fl, WE fl. 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