Hustonville High School - Annual Yearbook (Hustonville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

HU T0 VILLE' , Q4 v 3 qgkw '4 P , i Most Beautiful Most Handsome Smartest Girl Smartest Boy Most Popular Gi Bonnie Mullins Ernest Martin Jean Carol Bowles Edwin Morford Joan Patterson nfs , 1 f v 'vm , 'l sag , 523 , A il M it E ti., 'Q Y it 'E , , Most Thoughtful Most Mannerly Best Sport Girl Best Sport Boy Best Sport Boy Girl Clyde Doyle Nanry Joyce Fox Glynn Kirkpatrick Maurice Thom Ferne Carter il , Z VVVA Q 1 ,1l,, .-Q.,-,,.' is 13 1' W , f' Most Serious Boy Mots Serious Girl Most Artistic Most Contented Quietest Boy Quietest Girl James Browning Deloris Wilcher Effie Gilmer Pauline Tarter Eugene Martin Lela Singleto I 1 me f G WHO' WH0l ' ,. ' 17 igp' I I .1 ., L , '. 4 .1 ' 0 f I 1 5- I ' li 1 Y 400- 1' r , .. 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X.. . 1 'I I Most Dependable Nlost AgrC9E1b19 Friendlxest Most Affable Must M051 D1-amgigig Ellzabeth Russell Donald Sheene Catherine Thornas H ' ' ' ' '- '- Loman Ellm lndlvlduallstxe Wanda Brgwn Bobby Lawhorn CHERI HED MOME 'I' AT H H PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS COLORS Ralnbow 1951 52 SENIOR CLASS OF CLASS FLOWER Wh1te Carnat1on HUSTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS MOTTO Don t Itch For HUSTONVILLE KENTUCKY Success Scratch MRS COLLETTIE JAMES Sponsor NN A ' 'gy I 1 R 'Pr eh 40 'in Co Edmtor ' in-Y BONNIE MULLINS Busmess Mgr LOUISE FERRELL Adv Mor n -FN JEAN CAROL BOWLES A, Sec Treas w,.r- Frlt EDWIN MOR FORD Edltor C1rculat1on Mgr EFFIE GILMER Annual Art1st Milf 70 o It would be 1lT1pOSS1ble to present a successful annual w1thout the support of c1v1c rnmded 1nd1v1duals and orgamzatxons Th1s year as 1n years gone by f1rms and bus1ness people have generously supported to make our annual one of the greatest 1n the h1story of Hustonv1lle School and for th1s we hereby extend our deeply felt apprec1at1on PHILLIPS BROTHERS Contractors and Dealers 1n Bu1ld1ng Materlals Lumber Heatmg Plumbmg Masonry Concrete Sheet Metal Stanford Kentucky O O O . Il I , O I H, fi.. U L ,P , ' v J- , ' TAFF ', O A A XA its , k l 1 L9 FERNE CARTER -- C ' ' ,V I ' GEARLINE COFEMA L' I W -Vi 4 . ,- -' - My - C, - O ' 1 IM O Q 1 01 ' DEDICATIU MESSAGE As a means of thankmg Coach Doyle McGuffey for encouragement and 1nterest 1n the Hustonv1lle T1ger Basketball Squad that brought an enthus1ast1c cllmb 1n our rat1ng 1n th1s great sport we The 1951 52 Sen1or Class Of Hustonv1lle I-hgh School ded1cate wxth deepest respect and regard our annual CHERISHED MOMENTS AT H H S Here's to your coachxng power that taught us to be better losers than wmners may lt never g1OW1CSS' Photographs By COLEMAN STUDIO Danv1lle Kentucky 2 xh F H - X 1 , hz- X 'Q I 5 f Y -1-I:jl,, 1 1 - ' ' I 7 ' I I ' ' I I I ll 7 a J a I ADM! I TRATIU V CECIL PURDOM PRINCIPAL. On behalf of the entire Hustonville Faculty, I extend best wishes and warm congratulations upon your achievements as 1951-52 Seniors of Huston- ville High School! The years you have spent in study with us have become an integral part of our life, both social and educational. We shall miss you but we know you have work to do in the world, and we bid you Godspeed. We who teach you hope that it will be possible for each of you to hold fasato your dreams and with the passing of the years, to turn them into rea ity, You have striven faithfully and have justly and nobly earned the title of HUSTONVILLE GRADUATES. We rejoice in your success and we truly speak that you should be aglow with that delightful self -satisfaction feeling which comes only from the consciousness of work well doneg for us, the faculty, because we fully ap- preciate the excellent work and sincere purpose of you students, our regret at your approaching departure is overcome by our pride in your accom- plishments. In the end, it is our earnest hope that you boys and girls will become what we think and know you will be: our very best citizens of tomorrow. In the name of this institution I extend to you a fond farewell. Sincerely, Cecil Purdom Principal of Hustonville School THE HUB Incorporated Danville, Kentucky 3 x 7, :L Q- L, I ' -.-QS' ' FAH 0' - ' h gf f S ' if 9.. fa I is ,A 2- l an , Q I s ---Q. as. w I- 3 ki. K I -'S A is , ' , , V D' W W, N, 54 Q . .R W , . . ' .wiv L. to R. ATT. OFF. MINOR TEAGUE, PRIN. CECIL PURDOM AND LINCOLN CO. SUPT. IODA MILBERN. H COOMER AND SONS Wallpaper Paints Danville Ky FAC LTY MR. CECIL PURDOM Principalg Algebra 9, ro, Geometry II. MRS. ANNIE WEST Librariang Social Studies 8, 9, IO, II, I2. MRS. COLLETTIE G. .IAMES English 8,9, ro, II,12g Cheerleaders, Pep Club Sponsorg Annual Sponsor. MR. CHARLES BRYANT Health 8g Physics II, 125 Science 8, Biology IO: Science 9. MISS KATHRINE CORDIER Typing II, 125 Shorthand II, 125 Bookkeeping I2g School Paper Sponsor, Math IO. MR. DOYLE MCGUFFEY Coach, Phy. Ed. I-IZ, Math 8. Spelling 8, Health 9 MRS. ANNA SHORT Public School Musicg Glee Clubs. MISS LITA GRAY COCHRAN Seventh Grade. MRS. MARSHALL CARTER Sixth Grade. MRS. CATHERINE ALEXANDER Fifth Grade. MISS MARTHA MYERS Fourth Grade. MRS. MARY BAIRD Third Grade. MRS. JOE GANN Second Grade. MRS. MARY DALTON Second Grade. MRS. JASON ROBERTS First Grade. LINCOLN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Ioda Milbern, Supt. Virginia Newland, Sec. Minor Teague, Att. Officer Jason Roberts, Supervisor BOARD MEMBERS George Depp John Elliott Fred Watkins Robert Martin Charlie Mullins L. AND B DRIVE INN Good Meals Lodging Stanford Kentucky HIGH SCHO0L CLASS UFFICER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS L. to R. STANDING: Edwin Morford, Treasurer Jim Farris McKechnie, President SEATEDg Class Reporter, Nancy Joyce Fox Secretary, Jean Carol Bowles Vice President, Margaret Cona JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. SIRI. L. to R. Vice President, Rodney Jeter President, Betty Baird Secretary, Elizabeth Rigney Reporter, Patricia Norris Treasurer, Glen Hovious. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS L. to R. Class Reporter, Marvi Sec. Treas. Joanne Singleton Vice President, Shirley Baird, President, Donnie Rothwell. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS L. to R. Class Reporter, Alice Treasurer, Jean Ann Whitis Secretary, Dean Rothwell Vice President, Peggy Bandy President, Charlotte Lawless Compliments n Davenport Pemberton of HARRODSBURG CANDY AND TOBACCO CO. Wholesale Only Harrodsburg, Kentucky hi ,X My ja-T! .:,f-'57, :,s'f...'l ...'J,Z...l.. ,ll,....!, ... .. M I 'fa' 6 Jean Carol Bowles ' . 3 , .W' ,,h ' James Browning f-,iii a' iffy ' f Pauline Tarter ' I' ,gi Louise Ferrell Jim Farris McKechnie Donald Sheene Laura Bell York -L Ernest Martin ,r Elizabeth Russell Nancy Joyce Fox Carolyn Bandy Clyde Doyle X-1' Joan Patterson James Wyatt Combest Glynn Kirkpatrick Effie Lee Gilmer ,di Gene Martin Louise Ellis Lela Singleton Edwin Morford Bobby Lawhorn Margaret Conatser Billy Rice Wanda Brown Gearline Coffman Bonnie Mullins Ferne Carter June Downey Deloris Wilcher Maurice Thomas Catherine Thomas Jimmy Holtzclaw tp ff ,Q 5 HUNTWOOD MOTEL Q. fr Q-VV' One. Block From H1NK1.E's DR UG STORE Business District Phones 260---9108 Danville Ky. Hus tonville , Kentucky E l0R JEAN CAROL BOWLES Jean Carol is our secretary And Salutatorian, wise. Even while she cheers, She, at Sonny, makes eyes. JOAN PATTERSON Now what shall we say about her- - Noisy and gay, bubbling over with joy Not skilled in household arts, But as a pepperette--Oh, Boy! CAROLYN JEAN BANDY Fair, brown-eyed Carolyn Bandy ls wise and unafraid, Proceeding down the trail of life Tommy will be her aid. EDWIN MORFORD Witty and possessing A brilliant mind, alert, Edwin, our smartest, Couldn't be branded, Flirt , MARY LOUISE FERRELL Cute, dizzy blond, Louise Ferrell, Is our youngest and our peppiest girl. BONNIE JEAN MULLINS Beautiful Bonnie Mullins Rolls her eyes of blue. She flashes a smile so friendly And was chosen most beautiful , too. W. S. ALLEN CO. Arvil Dick and Omer James, Owners Hardware Field Seeds Building-Supplies Furniture Wayne Feeds Fertilizer Liberty fPhone 201 Kentucky 8 E l0R GEARLINE COFFMAN Now, how about Gearline With those wicked eyes of brown? She's inclined to mischief, Yet liked by all around. ERNEST MARTIN Most handsome, Ernest Martin, tall, Is thought, by Ferne, to be on the ball. JUNE DOWNEY Athletic June Downey Is very quiet and shy, Yet, when you mention Betty, There's a twinkle in his eye. JIM FARRIS MCKECHNIE When business troubles caused distress Jim Farris, with great finesse, Just called an extra meeting. Then, He told us what to do and when, And how each question to decide. To him, smart boy, we point with pride. ZELLA FERNE CARTER Ferne is wise and good, Abhorring falsehood, sloth, and pride, Cheering others is her daily food And justice ever is her guide. NANCY JOYCE FOX Nancy's beautiful voice We truly hail. It equally compares With The Swedish Nightingalen. PATTERSON BROTHERS Every Thing For The Home-Farm And Family Appliances -- Furniture -- Hardware Hustonville -- Kentucky 9 JAMES HOLTZCLAW Jimmy Holtzclaw is very fond of basketball And has proven a friend, so true. Just go ask Julia lf you don't believe it's true. MARGARET CONATSER Courteous Margaret Conatser, so kind, Has a certain Army Reed on her mind. JAMES BROWNING James Browning may be Just a ladies' man- But, right now, one, Martha Gaddis, Fits well into his plan. PAULINE TARTER High minded Pauline Tarter Aims toward the sky. Since attaining high school desires, She's ready to say Good-Bye . ELIZABETH RUSSELL For intellectual Elizabeth Russell We shall hold a deep recollection. Her chain of friendship was the kind That welds a strong affection. MAURICE THOMAS Along comes contented Maurice Thomas, Who, now, that his goal is won, Lazily glances in admiration Upon the work he's done. EFFIE LEE GILMER Artistic Effie Gilmer, Who has completed the high school grade, 1 Looks back to say- , W Thanks, all, for good advice and aid. SANDERS MILK Safe Pasteurized Lincoln County's Finest Stanford, Kentucky 10 ' CLYDE DOYLE Clyde is cultured, really most polite, No matter what comes or goes, You'll find him very erudite. DELORIS WILCHER Working hard And obeying each rule Is serious Deloris Wilcher Whose friendship is true. JAMES WYATT COMBEST James Wyatt was not a shirker But a fast and willing worker Who with his higher education, Acquired broad'minded toleration. DONALD SHEENE Donald Sheene, who entered a timid freshman, Leaves as a graduate bold, And we find it hard to realize The knowledge his young head holds. CATHERINE THOMAS Next, comes Catherine Thomas, Who's frank and industrious. If you oppose The Green and White , With her you can pick a fuss. GLYNN KIRKPATRICK Glynn Kirkpatrick has yearned for the gala day, And the auditorium, in array, Crowded with spectators fair, Come to see what the graduates wear. WANDA BROWN Wanda minds her P's and Q's And stars at singing, Mad About Him Blues . THE BEGLEY DRUG CO. MONTGOMERY WARD CO. Phone 2222 Best Wishes and Continued Success' Stanford --- Ky. Danville -- Ky. 11 4 'QKL5 LOUISE ELLIS '-X Her cherry smile V' ,ff , And eyes of brown ,, ,.. Made other happy Us H4 Each school year 'round. . 1 Q ff K BILLY RICE aux ,,,, Good-natured Billy Rice L ' ls liked by everyone. He's serious and very dependableg R 3 if i Yet, he has his fun. R R f h . -f R 'fs L LAURA BELL YORK f Laura Bell York Possesses Red hair and green eyes. She's a pal to all And a real prizel MRS. COLLETTIE G. JAMES Senior Sponsor Annual Sponsor Homeroom Teacher EUGENE MARTIN Though rich in wisdom's every part, What we prized most was the friendly heart , fy if Of Gene Martin, who, from day to day, Let cares neither frighten nor dismay. .' pu LELA SINGLETON ,t Lela has dreamed dreams My I 'Ml Of things she's like to dog , And has striven hard f r g as To make her high school dreams come true. ' 'a K I ROBERT LAWHORN S N. . Bobby Lawhorn, L Adventuresome and gay, Hunts his girl friends Down the Liberty way. '-lib., W. I... PRUITT, FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Service Ambulance Service Phone Day 6511 Night 6502. Moreland, Ky. 12 THE 1951 52 CLASS Wlll We the Class of 1952 rn the town of HUSTONVILLE the County of LINCOLN and the state of KENTUCKY berng m gooc mental condrtron do hereby make thrs our last wrll and testa ment We the 32 members of thrs drstrngurshed class leave the entrre HUSTONVILLE FACULTY our love and the peaceful quret caused by our absence and a feelrng of prrde rn any great deeds or noteworthy achrevements that our future may contarn To the JUNIORS we bequeath our understandrng homeroom teacher and sponsor Mrs Collettre James and our valuable sense of humor The SOPHOMORES are herrs to our grganrc store of rnformatron whrch should make rt easy for them to pass any test rn any sub ject at any trme To the FRESHMEN we leave our rndolence whrch should rnsure them agarnst nervous breakdowns resultrng from overstudy and work Most serrous JAMES BROWNING leaves the care of Martha Frances Gaddrs to anyone who promrses not to shower too much attentron upon her The chewrng gum under hrs seat goes to El wood Brown GLYNN KIRKPATRICK AND MAURICE THOMAS krndly con sent for Tommy Yowell and Sonny Bodner to hold therr trtle of Best Boy Sports rn 53 Jackre Whrte rs herr to Maurrce s bar rtone vorce Most mannerly CLYDE DOYLE bequeaths hrs wavy harr tall stature and basketball abrlrty to Gerald Wrlcher Happy go luckyBILLY RICEwrlls hrs wrnnmgways and radrant smrle to Jrmmy Krrkpatrrck Agreeable DONALD SHEENE passes on to Brlly Maxey hrs Our mostserrous grrl DELORIS WILCHER wrthpleasure grves her posrtron as Hustonvrlle Log Edrtor to Julra Wrlkrnson JIMMY HOLTZCLAW our most lrkeable boy consents for Mr Bryant to keep hrs old physrcs book Donnre Rothwell herrs hrs basketball fakrng and sly shots Sentrmental LOUISE FERRELL our youngest leaves her peppy ways to Shrrley Barrd To Glynn Hovrous she so happrly passes the Hustonvrlle Annual colors Green and Whrte rn order that old Moreland s colors be kept alrve Quret EUGENE MARTIN bequeaths hrs formula for keeprng srlent when srlence rs best to Marvrn Davenport ERNEST MARTIN our most handsome hereby passes hrs out standrng qualrtres very dark harr olrve complexron and stout physrque to Sonny Bodner Good natured JAMES WYATT COMBEST devrses hrs trtle of Most Cheerful Boy and rce cream eatrng capacrty to Gerald Toombs MARGARET CONATSER our sweetest leaves her posrtron as Senror Vrce Presrdent to capable Elrzabeth Rrgney Her love for tall Reeds goes to all who love nature Frrendly CATHERINE THOMAS consents for Sybrl Grubbs to be the herr to her posrtron as Crrculatron Manager of the Hustonvrlle Log Her strong love for the Green and Whrte she grants to her srster Ruth Indrvrdualrstrc BOBBY LAWHORN bequeaths hrs love for the farr Casey County grrls to Elwood Brown wrth thrs warnrng there must be no deep sea drvrng rn Green Rrver for Pearls Treasurer and our smartest boy EDWIN MORFORD bequeath hrs posrtron as Edrtor of the Annual CHERISHED MOMENTS OF SI 52 to rntellrgent Betty Barrd His unruly harr goes to Charles Brown Our blues srngmg star WANDA BROWN leaves her dramatrc abrlrty to Dorrs Land Affable LOUISE ELLIS krndly consents for her good bookkeeprng grades to be drvrded between June Russell and Joan Hafley Class reporter and our best grrl sport NANCY JOYCE FOX wants Patrrcra Norrrs to be the possessor of her love for musrc and her unsurpassed abrlrty rn the vorce freld Lrve wrre pepperette JOAN PATTERSON our most popular grrl happrly hands to Betty Barrd her rank as HustonvrlleTrger Cheerrng Squad Captarn Spreadrng cheer everywhere rs LAURA BELL YORK who grants to Anna Jean Gooch her recrpe for parntrng each day wrth sunshrne Quret cooperatrve LELA SINGLETON bequeaths her abrlrty to be quret and orderly to two Junror frrends Vrrgrnra Cummrns and Patsy Jefferres Trny BONNIE MULLINS our most lovely leaves her trtle as Senror Beauty Queen to Brllye Ann Vaught Dependable ELIZABETH RUSSELL leaves record of 12 years of perfect attendance to anyone who can meet the requrrements She passes on to Vrva Jones her A s rn Englrsh Mrschrevous brown eyed GERALINE COFFMAN who flashes a wrcked smrle grves her secret hrdrng place from Mr Purdom to Shrrley McMullrn who wouldnt dare use rt Her good senror grades go to anyone capable of matchrng them Our effrcrent class secretary JEAN CAROL BOWLES leaves her rank as salutatorran to brrllrant Elrzabeth Rrgney Her cheer leadrng place goes to deep vorced Jean Ann Whrtrs CAROLYN BANDY our best lrked grrl wrlls to Charlotte Lawless her 3 years experrence as cheerleader The care of Tom my goesto the Lady Moon wrth awarnrng to keep her drstance Her unsurpassed abrlrty to dragram and analyze long sentences rn Englrsh rs to be drvrded equally among all 1952 Freshmen Graceful and artrstrc EFFIE GILMERpermrts Earl Sternhauer to herr her grft of combrnrng drfferent krnds of lrnes rnto beautrful Our most contented grrl PAULINE TARTER bequeaths her good grades rn shorthand to Brlly Mauprn and her excellent Englrsh marks are to go to Melvrrr Grubbs and Glenn Cambell Athletrc JUNE DOWNEY krndly consents for hrs superb basket ball skrll to be drvrded between Breen and Harvey Candler Betty rs to be watched over by hrs best Trger frrend Sonny Bodner Q60 easy Sonnylj Thoughtful brg hearted FERNE CARTER leaves her posrtron as Annual Co Edrtor to serrous dependable Almeda Duncan Her deep and leadrng yellrng vorce goes to Jeanette Davenport who rs already a good rooter Ourhandsome chrefexecutrve JIM FARRIS MCKECHNIE wrlls the Senror Presrdent s Seat to Rodney Jeter Hrs good grades go to the most needy rn Hustonvrlle Hrgh ln testamonywhereof we THE CLASS OF 1952 OF HUSTON VILLE HIGH SCHOOL have grven bequeathed and devrsed all of our worldly goods and hrgh school possessrons to the above mentroned benefrcrarres SIGNED 1952 GRADUATES OF HUSTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL WITNESSED BY JOAN PATTERSON AND NANCY JOYCE FOX SPOONAMORE JEWELRY STORE Hamrlton Elgrn Bulova and Gruen Watches Internatronal and Whrtrng Srlver Danvrlle Kentucky I ROUTENBERG Outfrttrng The Entrre Famlly That's Our Busrness Trade wrth Us Save The Drfference Hustonvrlle Kentucky . . . , . . 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CLASS PROPHECY Thts 'vlagtc Carpet strange and mystertous has the power of revealtng to us the deep secrets of the future of each member of thts dtsttngutshed l952 HUSTONVILLE SENIOR CLASS After stepptng upon the beauttful rug we see thtngs asthey wtll be tn l962 Swtftly we travel through crowded streets on on and the ftrst stop ts a hugebustness ftrm tn Chtcago Ill where we ftnd DELORIS WILCHER employed as a bookkeeper and PAULINE TARTER as an efftctcnt secretary Flytng through space we are next taken down the atsle of a large Bapttst Church tn Lextngton Ky where we are able to vtew the famtltar face of handsome ERNEST MARTIN ably ftlltng the pulptt as pastor By hts stde asststtng htm tn the mustcal ltne ts none other than tall and graceful FERNE CARTER whom we ftnd got her MRS DEGREE soon after graduattng from Campbellsvtlle College Gee what s thtsP7? Now we see through tlte hazel The place ts The Ctn ctnnatt Conservatory of Mustc where we ftnd our Swedtsh Ntghttngale he second Jenny Ltnd MISS NANCY JOYCE FOX dtrecttnga large group tn votce tratntng Up pops the strange case of MARGARET CONATSER domesttc and capable and thc happy wtfe of a promtnent bustness man, wtth one of the best homes tn Harrotlsburg In addttton to that she ts a lecturer on home maktng and a very successful song wrtter Wlttspers Among the Reeds tn the Moonltght ts her latest song Int Along we speed on the Magtc Carpet unttl we behold ourselves tn the large and beauttful Untvcrstty of Yentuc ky Coltseum Lextngton The Wtldcats are opentng the season wtth St Louts Our guess ts that they wtll wtn stnce we now spy JUNE DOWINEY ts thetr cfftctent coach You gues ed tt Betty ts sttll fol lowtng htm but now as both wtfe and rootcr Watt a mtnutel Downey s asstst ant coach looks fanttltar Now hc s Illllllllg our way and tf tt Isnt an old llustonvtlle I tgcr tc am matc manncrly and tall CLYDE DOYLE The sccneslnfts andwe ftnd Lt JAMES BROWlsINGbtddtnghtswtfe Martha Frames Good Bye before hc takes off from Chanute Fteld III for Berltn Oh yes James ls ttow one of Uncle Sam s chtef war btrds and loves flytng Gce but hts lady prcscnts an tntercsttng casc that of our smartest gtrl tvlto does and should belong to a body of people possesstng a supettortty com plex She deltghrs tn the sktll of getttng others to work whtle she watches and possesses the abtltty to answer all questtons Naturally the way she orders people around potnts to but one calltng that of a school teacher Thts lady turns out to be thc former JEAN CAROL BOWLES who bosses not only her puptls but her husband Sonny Bangl a bell ts sounded artd the huge crowd tn lvladtson Square Garden New York goes wtld as the ltghtwetght cltampton of the world steps forward to defend hts tttle Well as surc as wc ltve and breathe tt s our agreeable class mate DONALD SHEENE On wc crtcd to thc ntystertous carpet Soon we dtscover JOAN PATTERSON who after graduattng from the Utttvcrstty of Kentucky worked as a tcry successful welfare agent tn Pay IIC Couttty where shc became a great soctal Icader artd wtfe of a tvcalthy stockbrokcr She ts noted for hcr lavtsh and charmutg hospttaltty hat tng rccently ctttertatned the Untted States Pres tdent and ylrs F D Roosevelt To ytew come acres and acrcs of bluc grass land Whom do we ftttd the proud owner to bc but JIMMY and JULIA HOITLCLAW now Mr and Mrs tsthc name Jtntmy ts also llustonvtlle sphystcal cducatton dtrector and coach To sea we go where wc behold warcr water everywhere ye salt and bracktsh water whcre we ftnd BOBBY LAWHORN growtng huge oyster beds and he s tery rtch now See hts Pearl ts very valuable Swtsh' Off we go and wc ftnd ourselves In the Ltnggln County Courrlflougc revtewtngold scenes Whom do we bump tntobut GLYNIN KIRKPATRICK Sltllllg laatly back pufftng on a btg ctgar tn thc Shtrrff s Offtcc Yes to bl. sure he s a shrcwd poltttctan now and occuptcs thc scat hrs father used to htgh Sltertff of Ltncoln County We gctoff to a svttft start and ftnd oursclvcswttnesstng thc number one show I The Blues Star tn New Orlcans llold on ltere havcn t we seen that actress somewheretrn You bet tt s WANDA BROWN our Cotton Blossom 'vltnstrel Star who now holds all spell bound lwow we ftnd ourselves tn New York s largtst art gallery Why here we wondert? OOOOOOh see that lovely patnttug tn tlte corner? One cuuldn t overlook that beauty' Closer observarton rcyeals the name of our classmate El-FIE GIINIER who started by dotng skctchcs tn Hustonvtllc Htgh The value ofthe patnttng? Just to thousand bucks ts all' llott exctttngl We nots arc cye wttncsses to the thrtlltng last mtnute of acrton between the Dodgers artd the Ctnctnnatt Reds wrrh a score of 4 4 Our goodnaturcd classmate BILLY RICE comes forward to bat for the Ctnctnnatt Redswtth a strtk I strtkc 2 thcn a hrtl The crowd goes wtld the ball tnto the stands Btlly completes a Hon r artd the Reds tvtn 5 to 4 To new come cattle svttnc sneep and acrcs and acres of rolltttg farm land Who ts the proud owner? To be exact tt ts GENIE MARTIN who studted Ag HI U of K Books books what sort of place ts thtsitr Here comes a blonde lady weattngglasses who perhaps can tell us Oh tftttsn tdependable ELILABETII RUSSELL whom we ftnd to be chtef ltbrartan at Eastern State College Rtch mond Next we enter the Governor s Manston tn Frankfort Kentucky where tse ftnd our tntelltgent Sentor Class Prestdent governor of the blue grass start. He owes hts success to hts motto All for one and that one me Yes JIM FARRIS ts keeptng poltttcs tn tlte MCKECHNIE farmly on a large scale Now we rub shoulders wtth a prosperous looktng man wltom we ftnd to be a Broadway song wrtter and tlte author of many song htts It ts MAURICE THOMAS and he plays and stngs for us hts last gcompostttons Dectded htts wtth any audtence we d sayl Here s a btg surprtse to some perhaps butnot ltcr class MtssGlortanna De Lorme the most famous movte actress of all ttrnes turrts out to be our classes beauty queen BONINIE JEAN MULLINS not much changed golden hatr and more beauttful than everl The spotltght ts now shtfted to a huge audttortum tn Clcvcland and the organtst ts tntroduced How beauttfully she plays and looks not a day older than when a sentor at ll H S It proves to be CATHERINE TIIOVIAS who teaches tn Cleveland s large Ptpe Organ Insttture In a twtnkle the magtc carpet takes us back to Hustonvtlle tn front of a cozy stone modernly equtppcd ltome Upon further tnvcsttgatton we ftnd the proud owners to be none other than the formcr CAROLYN BANIDY artd Tommy Yowell Carolyn we ftnd rs Husronvtlle Htgh s Engltsh tnstrucror artd sponsors the cheerleaders too Now we are tn the bustncss dtstrtct of Detrott We gaze at a large factory wtth a huge electrtc stgn readtng Combest Cleans The World Thousands of men are leavtng for the stx o clock whtstlc has lust blown Last rf all comes the owner from hts offtcc JAMES ly YATT ltas grown portly and ts as tmmac ulate as a rotlet soap manufacturerwould be Upon talktng wtth some Of the laborers we ftnd he ts rolled and wrapped tn dough On we go toa bcauttful college town Thcre ts a vast crowd tn thc chapel A new college prestdcnt ts betng tnstalled Here he comes Iooktng most tm PICSSIVC tn hts cap and gown He ts recetved wtth marked enthustasm and appears to be enjoytng htntself tmmensely lt ts our smartest classmate EDWIN NIORIORD Well wc rather expected Ed to scale educattonal hetghts and Iatn fame Dtarnond valued frtendshtp ts prtceless rltat we know Now we arc on the outsktrts of Danvtlle Kentucky adnttrtng two beauttful whtte ltouses wtth blue shutters closer closer we go unttl wt can peck and recognme the happy owners Thcy are none othcr than our former classmates LELA SINGLETOIN artd LOUISE ELLIS wlto were sporttttg dtarnondsthetr sentor yeartn Hustonvtlle we recall Here we are antong beauttfulflowers oodles of them' We glancc up at a stgn whtch reads Say It Wtth Cummtns Flowers Closer tnvesttgatton reveals the leadtng flortst tn town to be cheerful LAURA BELL YORK now Mrs Cummtns Yes thts ts New York where wc ftrtd ourselves startng at a beauttful lady so styltshly and becomtngly dressed that she arouses our curtostty It turns Olll to bc our yourtgest classmate LOUISE FERRELL wlto not only was thc glass of fashton and the mold of form tn Hustonvtlle Htgh but sttll ts and qutte con tented at pulltngdown a handsome salary as Ncw York s chtefrnodel We aren t surprtsed Betng hungry we were spcd by the Magtc Rug to a large Southern Ctty We stop tn front of a brtght electrtc stgn whtch reads Eat Tlte Best Wtth Gerrye We enter artd are served a sumptuous tncal then hand our ttckets to thc pretty cashter who turns out to be mtschtevous GEARLINE COFFNIAN Whtle con verstng wtth her wc ftnd that she ts the proud owner of thts swanky Jotnt and handles the money end herself Gec thanks 'vlagtc Carpet for satrsfytng our anxtettes as to our futures and we promtse to strtve to ntake your predtcttons become realtttes MAGIC RUG IRTERPRETERS MARGARET CONATSER AND CAROLYN BANDY THE LOUISVILLE STORE We Clothe The Enttre Famtly Qualtty merchandtse Reasonable Prtces Buy Your Graduatton Outftt At Our Store 218 W Maln Danvtlle fPhone Ill Kentucky I I I , . , , . . s I I ' I I I I I I I I I ,. 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ACHIEVEME TS A D CHRO ICLE Beau W ELIZABETH RUSSELL Q12 Year Perfect Attendance Recordj JOAN PATTERSON D A R Medal 52 Huston v1lle Essay Wrnner Capt Cheerleader 51 52 Lmcoln 5, County 3rd Essay Wmner Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 JUNE DOWNEY 3rd on 46th All Drstnct Tournament Team 52 KJ Capt Hustonvrlle Trgers 52 Y Nur 11. NANCY JOYCE FOX Mustc Medal 49 50 51 JIM FARRIS MCKECHNIE Scholarshrp 51 Semor Ktng 52 JEAN CAROL BOWLES Semor Scholarshrp Medal 51 52 Salutatorran 52 Class Halloween Queen 51 Cheerleader 4 G. EDWIN MORFORD Scholarshrp 50 Cmzenshrp Sl Valedlctory 51 WANDA BROWN Dramattcs Medal 51 Firm CAROLYN BANDY -1 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Shyly rn 1940 thrs talented class entered clrfferent halls of learnlng here and elsewhere and for 8 years were subjected to splen dld teachers who Joyed 1n brrngrng us from the thrrllrng escapades of the Three Bears through As You Lrke It Dawnrng frnally were our Hustonvrlle Freshmen Days and other than havlng a krlled faculty conslsnng of Pr1n Jason Rob erts Mrs Anme West Mrs Jessre Hocker Mr Cectl Purdom and Mlss Lee Llttle fHome Room Teacherj we were extremely youth fuland our educated state of m1nd caused us to drsplay our most strrkrng characterrstlc a v1v1d shade of green Joan Patterson represented our class rn cheerleadtng When we took our proud Sophomore name we were not surprrsed to frnd Qsrnce Mr Roberts took a step upward on the educatronal professronal ladderj that our competent math teacher Mr Purdom had emerged to Prxncrpal of Hustonvrlle Hrgh School Mxss Joanne Hurd Mr John Cheek Mrss Katherme Cordrer and Mr Doyle McGuffey were new faces on our faculty the Sophomore year and Mrs Anme West became our home room teacher Carolyn Bandy Jolned Joan Patterson to make two from our class on the cheerrng squad , Q4 . , 9 1 f I ' 9 2 . .. , 3 ' K' Q' I I ' ' A . . . 4, . . f J sf ' , ' ' 41 Q V of -1 R 5 v 9 'Q I I , . 5 Q AI l .. 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' i Energettcally and ambxtlously we moved 1nto the Jolly Junror Bracket wrth Mrs Jessre l-locker as home room teacher and sponsor of our mtnstrel Cotton Blossoms Ably assrsung her rn thrs was our new and efflcrent musrc teacher Mrs Anna Short Another new face on the faculty was Mrs Collett1eG Jameswho not only rnstructed us 1n English but arded rn art composed and taught yells to the Pep Club and cheerleaders fboth of whrch she was sponsorj Our once Lrttle Txgers June Downey Jrmmy Holtzclaw Ernest and Gene Martm James Wyatt Combest and James Brownrng were now powerful Txgers whom we backed w1th steam Before tlus successful season was over we had managed to convert a Crab Orchard Cub rnto a frghnng Blue and Whrte '1'1ger We were proud to be host to L1ncoln Countarns wlth a falr 1n whlch Hustonvrlle was champron rn rrbbon pomts Our class was proud of the faculty s chorce of our blonde LOUISE Ferrell 35 Hustonvrlle s representatrve rn the L1ncoln County Beauty Contest We took the 1951 Semors to Mammoth Cave and were chaperoned by Coach Doyle McGuffey and Mrs Hocker On a golden autumnal day 51 our 32 senrors were rounded up tn the Semor Home Room w1th Mrs Collette G James our Englrsh rnstructor as class sponsor 1-lavmg been awakened to the many responsrblhtres of berng semors we frrst set to work on annual dunes as dtrected by our chosen yearbook sponsor Mrs James who so patxently labored by our srde leven holdrng on when the best of hs had gxven upj 111 ad selllng Chrxstmas card sales paper dnves food sales pre suppers popping corn proof readmg correcting mrs takes and other annual headaches Ttme rushed on and day by day we were busldmg on the fund we mst cleared 330 on selhng chances on aS5 b1ll Mrs James gave to the annual fund Then our ever backing and lnterested Prxncrpal Mr Purdom perrrutted our selling popcorn at the home games to lncrease the fund After school we lourneyed here and there gettlng flrms to sponsor pages Our smcere thanks go Mrs Dorothy Chelf Lunch Room Executrve who assrsted rn getting busmesses sellrng to the Lunch Room to sponsor pages Trme rushed on and we found ourselves entenng the 46th Drstnct Tournament amrd roarlng cheers from a hrgh spmted red hot pep club led by an addmonal face from our class, Jean Carol Bowles Bemg proud of all our Semor Trgers , especrally Captam June Downey who rated 3rd on the 46th All Dxstnct Team and after havmg lost only 5 season games we walked out wrth heads hrgh after bowrng to powerful Memonal Cas drd all other theams they met rn that tournamentj Our play, ably coached by Mrss Katherxne Cordrer was a success and our tnp was wonderful for whrch we say Thanks so much, Jumors and Mr Charles Bryant for the pleasure II brought and memorres fMr Bryant was the only new faculty member our semor year J We are truly grateful to Mrs Anme West who has labored wrth us all through hrgh school and ably directed our Class Nlght Program Commencement calls and we must say farewell to dear old Hustonvllle Hrgh teachers and Prmcrpal Purdom all of whom we love an owe a deep debt of gratitude We wrsh all who have been so lund to us success that wluch we must be luexng to Scratch for 15 Ellzabeth Russell Historian E IOR 0FF GUARD ,X 1 1 x- 'Wi 'I . I: Kit:-Y Ii H ' '5 ! !5V'5I I ., If , -- -- ----18.1.-' sm ,I ,, , 1 1 1 ik' A '09 A -, V5.1 up? ,ts llh M I L Best Wishes Seniors WHOLESALE COMPANY Lancaster, Ky. - '-I s F L 1 ' 41 sf 4 5 Z 'N 4 -- 5 l 1 ik ll .1 4 M f Berry Baird t - J' J, 30 Jossie Diireneli, 'J Ala, m 'l , ' Elwood Brown ',1'.'5'. -X' ll lin ' 3' ' gf Sonny Bodnirr ' ' B'lSlCI' Carey 5 siil 0 ' LQ, 4-A W ' A Glen Cainph. li I . ' Virginia Cuinrrn:-is V , ' A Alnieda Doncan f 'NX Anna Jean Goof: id, K' 'S' sybn ombbs - -.. i i.- 'W I 5 5' ,A Ely 15 5? lklelvin ombbs - - as ' ,- Joan Hafley , 'Y , A 'f' ' :JJ Glenn Hoyious f,J'f ,'l ., i 1 - Roilncy Jeter .- , , ,. Niva Jones - '. 3 ' A 5, . H I VJ! , A . V . h ' Patsy Jeffries Bud Jeffries Doris Land Billy Maxey Shirley MCMullin Billy Maupin Patricia Norris Norman Roberts June Russell Elizabeth Rigney Earl Steinhauer Billye Ann Vaught Julia Wilkinson Tommy Yowell Gerald Toornbs Mr. Charles Bryant fHomeroorn Teacherj R. A. CHINN OREER ES. ALLEN Jeweler MOTOR CO, Danville, Ky. Danville, Ky fc' ggi iff .1 ny- C' r . 5 .4 'Y 1 XY' all-J Q - ,nf -, . .-' Is, l v T2 'Nav fl li , ,,, ru 47 Qi' 'N 'Q Q. - 'ir , 0 'S C2 2 .- F ., A., 1' ..-x - .d 2 -59 '1- A ' ' .I ' Q. L 'Z' dr- 0-'J -f -P ffm hi 0 11 vi, M-: n I 'Q i 'Q W xx A N Q. 915 4:1 ku Ml 4 5 def ' .L , is .W-',f Xiffh, .c A ' 1 P X 1 Q A 'Nm 03 K' X YQ 'vi v if .h X e S f f vq 'X 4 -rf Y .1 W , , 5 -,, r x 1 , NN '-.fi -' ' , 'M ,yi --wr' 1 it it-' I fi . 'TT' y' V4 it A It f I ' ,faw05z1iavn-, 0PHOMOIiE Shirley Baird Ray Baldock Audie Benedict Charles Brown Louise Conatser Harvey Candler Evelyn Carey Janette Davenport Marvin Davenport Robert Dunn June Durham Mary Jane Driesler Patty Evans Ray Franklin Lucille Hair Lewis Hafley Delbert Hailey Betty Lou James Donald Lawerence Loyd Lanham Louise Martin Martha Rose Martin Maxine Rothwell Donnie Rothwell Nancy Russell Henry Rousey Grady Sheene Ann Ste inhauer Joann Singleton Harlen Singleton THE NATIONAL BANK OF Run? ThO'1?a5 HUSTONVILLE Matilda Wilcher H t .H , us onvi e, Gerald Wilcher Kentucky Jackie White Jimmy Kirkpatrick THE PEOPLES Ruth Walters BANK OF fabsentj HUSTONVILLE Mrs. Logan West Hustonville, QI-Iomeroom Teacherj Kentucky i18 5' n r . 1 9, 4 ,- 1- 'N K , I . J Q 1. J' .F 0. YQ 'i r' 'P -:Q It -Q' Z? s 5 w FRE HMA ,121 ffl H , J. C. Baldock Peggy Bandy Ronald Baird Stanley Benedict Norma Brown Charles Brown Junior Brown Earl Curtis Bryan Cooper Alvey Cary Laurel Coleman Rozella Carrier Russell Durham Doris Driesler Ruth Gibson Carol Hafley Jane Hafley Buddy I-Iogue Wayne Hixon Charlotte Lawle ss Dean Rothwell Aline Rothwell .lx ,, as ALA ' N Mr. f - 'Y gl . ,4 h' F V , I f -Q f t I 'air ...au '43 Q 0, N x N., Lf fi 16' - -,.- --dv - v- ' x -Sd' 'M fgkli 1. iw 2 J fi L, ,., fd'-Us 4? 1: ,JJ f, A i J .,-M... V r my Buddy Rousey R f V ' Y Allen Rousey K .la Kelly Rice of Joan McAllister Dottie Jo Morgan Vivian Rice Alice Pemberton '73 5? 4 3 3 Doris Smith V I Norma Jean Strausbaugh ' Carolyn Statom Barbara Toombs 5' T '- - je - Jean Ann Whitis J 53, Beverly Williams W U 'V' 'C ? V Q fr. xl. Q :Q Warren Von Gruingen O lvx fabsentj I 'C7 Juanita Franklin J , I W A Bernice Wilkinson 4 ,J-.y F Miss Katherine Cordier W Q!-Iomeroom Teacherj FIESTRITZER CUMMINS GROCERIES bg!-J ELECTRIC Miulgeviue, Ky. ff- 45' ' 'U Hustonville, Ky. 19 ?f ' 'J to W. if Os at -Q C X - ' 1 Af' -...fi ' I Y C5 x l- ri ' x f . s f' fy f' '77 ,yi 6? J fi- l 'F Q J f' S J A22 -3-if w , . A Z EIGHTH GRADE Donald Atwood Beulah Clark Breen Candler Anna Lee Cromwell Faye Duncan Martha Frances Gaddis Mary Jane Hafley Betty Lou Hanson Margaret Sidney Hanson Eddie Hovious Howard James Ray King David Kuske Buddy Lawhorn Freeman Maples Helen Martins Jimmie McAninch Billy Marlow Martha Pemberton Jayne Roberts John Stagner Lucille Singleton Dorothy Von Linger Betty Lee Vickers Delores Watson Charles Watson Alsie Wilder Kenneth Yocum Clark Long Howard Walters Qabsentj Coach Doyle McGuffey Homeroom Teacher B. L. MCKECHNIE BOYLE COUNTY LOCKER 1 General Mdse. PLANT Moreland, Ky, Danville Kentucky EVE TH GRADE 7 4-T --Q ... Kcrth Bandy Harrmon Boyd Jlmmxe Coffman J1I'O1T116 Cooper Lowell Jeffer1es Robert Klng Elmer Luce Tommy Lynn Paul Martm Smlth T Powell Jr Bobby Ra1ns C B Randloph Delbert Terrell James True To nmy Vo1ls Don VonC1ruen10en G C W1lcher Kennetn W1lham btanley Wllllarn Myer Tarlor Shelby Naylor Gene :vears Barbara Bone Nell1e Boyd Marcfar t Cooper Bonme Crow Ruth Hubbard Carol Krngj Kenetha Lewn Remta Lcwrs Els1e Lucas Nell1e Morford Sy1x1a Norrrs Barbara bcott Barbara Statom Barbara Wray Marg1e Le1gh Joe Gflfl-1t2S M155 L1ta Grey Cochran 'PQ sv...- am .w inf 'DP -'Wa JF' .nb Homeroom Teacher it Comphrnents O M YEARY Phone 2.616 otanford Ky STANFORD MOTOR CO INC 5- o-17 ll I , iF' P' 7' Stanfo rd Kentucky ,Q v- I ' l ' .0 1 I 'V , Y j A ' Q. A -QQ ' ' 1 Q.- he xa 1 fa we ,E , va, . . 4 ' E ' - ' 'ri X' rr . f ' - - farx Q l . U 5-7 -1 ' 32 I. 1 0 li - -.Q I h ,A f .- .E ' ' 1' v' 1 f' , 4 - 'L , 'L L' W 54 f va- .. ' 7, ,, ' . ' T H-5 K ' . . ' V if I . 4. is 1 0 rv 2 F.. 1 Q y ,,. gg.. ' Ji -L :L 5 W 1 4' - A 'rj , W s-A E xf' I f fir- ,- , - 5 fr, ' y W i - 'mi' ,'.'V A . Y -rf. 2' - t D.- D O, , K , - qc g v I nu' g V V 1 1 l , - 5. , . . l ' ', , . -r K V 'V F, A in xv I v 'S A o ' 0. : . :M .1 1 M16 Q ' rl O 4 :F . QE' ,'1 J ' 7 1 - ' A lv , 1 , K EX, 2 Y . ' ' 1 - ww :W- ty I . v ,f' . .O ' f X W 'A , 5 0 t 'L 43 I 'V 7 f' ' 'E r gf It Xing' Ni-TN I - Q - - , M' 4 . , T T -- ,M .,y,, .J ,iw . v A , I Q, - ic Q H, . , Y. 'T flfxu CRIMES, GRIDER INSURANCE .Q 'Fw I . , . ' 'x 4: 2. 'V 4 I rx 21 ., ' M-y, 4 N ,Y ,g T all -, fy E E I A fff DEDICATIO We the 1952 SENIORS, take great pleasure in dedicating the elementary and primary space to the Halloween King and Queen and the Prince 1 and Princess of Hustonville o . ' :O . 4?- 7 Queen Barbara Scott Prince Jimmy Patterson MNC, HMMY COOPER PRINCESS BARBA QUEEN BARBARA scori Eames JIMMY RA ANN REEVES PA TTER soN Compliments of LARRY CANDY AND TOBACCO CO Danville Kentucky Z2 O W 'll . Q t' x ., 1' f 5 Crowned- -Princess Barbara Ann Reeves, King Jimmy Cooper, , I I I E I fl R - - i - - vs, ,Q Q-Kf . ' -f l 4- -'Q' 'fa Q- be Q iQ ' . 1 if is I twirl , ,, ,,. f K - :Xiu GRADE 'D R.-I N1 ,4 If IR:-:N ' fd., ,, i Irvin Long 'Q ' -,. T5 i ' Deborah Baird :V - - -- Ronald Goode f ly Dale Lanham S ' 4, .LN --1 - Philip Marlow T Lowell Wilder Billy King Ralph King A Linoel William Ben David Henson 1 'f ' ' Tommy Adams -rain ,ry .. .. ' ,f 1 1-.,,' 1-X -H xp T Jerry Statom ' Jimmy Patterson Tommy Whitis if Linda Statom ' f fa 3 M A, i' b Carolyn Henson Vivian Wilcher - s. . ,, -4, QA, R - 14.4 'QQ V ....,- Don Cochran H ,,?i E K . .Nh K A 5 J . 'V J . -,- Bobby Buchanan ' ' P ' 6+ y 4' . we Francis Von Linger X 4.5 -L, 54' A Louise Adams , it A ' Glenda Coontz 1 M f 4 i - Pauline Goode J? L 'N 'rN ' it sl 'K Nancy Randolph A - - I fl i V y V1 Jeanette Robinson , ' Q Helen Montgomery 4 . 4 1- H Shelby Southerland A 1 , m, Barbara Ann Reeves C V A' jjj J Fred Clark ,yo ig 3 ' ., Bobby Atkins 1 a C , Francis Parmley , Ruby Pemberton 'N K 'b A I M Harold McGuffey g Harold Baird C V N my ' Dale Smith Jw' A 2- 'fn an Emile Atwood . 5 Q' R, ,,, . '. ' Jewell Lay ' ' 4 ' ' 1 Nancy Rogers M U V ' L. 7, Iva Rogers , it fl' Q , - ' Bobby Frost ' Louise Salyers fl Kenneth Buck C ' Charles Baldock . Lily Griffins James Hoover Mrs. Marshall Carter .. A CI-Iomeroom Teacher, - I 'C .. -ul! lAl 4 15 .--. b 'U up -.--4 ,gf it ...A MULLINS BARBER BAUGHMAN Q SHOP MILLING CO. 3 gi Sherman Mullins Barber Stanford, Kentuck .5 Moreland, Kyg 23 on Ou W 5 fy ' ,.f ,,.. In IA 8 1 Y E -.I - as 'll In . . .53 . -,,..., lf! 7' Y 'ity , 71, , 1 Y . jg, f .-. A E if I V M . 14- an - 4 Q . 1 'v- ,U ,Q ft ,, sl - 4- d Q' 'C 479 ...,1 S-94 40' 3 as fxvf 24: 'W lhf: N N42 RY' tra. .Quail ,X funn, FIFTH GRADE Davld Campbell Phyllls Baker Orlena McClure Lucllle Snow Agnes Hlgglns Catherme McAl1ster Hattle Polston Donna W lllmams Bryan Kmg Joe Lanham Sue Baker Eugene Leece Llllxan Leece Allce Martm .Toe Teague Glenna McClure Connle Southerland George Frank Martm John Lewls Beck Wmdell Kmg Marte Adams Joyce Hamm Helen Woodall Jessle Jeffrles Karl Drlesler La Vaughn Bastm Harvey Naylor Cleda Bell Lay Paul Baldock J R Hamm Mlchael Candler Anna Lee Cochran Mxchael Payton Mary Nance Olds Wendell Smxth Mary Ann Martm Roy Lee Hartman Shlrley Case Harold Hailey absent Mrs Catherine Alexander Homeroom Teacher THE INTERIOR JOURNAL Stanford SANITARY MARKET I-Iustonv1lle Ky 1 I 'K 5' A .I N . Q ' . . Q R 1 x I 9 I ' v I 1- I A . ' Q , h ' lv 'Z i Q fl ' .Q v-YA: A v I ' ' Q7 Mg I 0 y A as , r, Il 51 ' it -I W . -f X C A ' - ' I 1' -I ' ' ' Ia Q, : . 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Richard Cooper John Cowan Donald Denny Donald Durham James Goode Charles Hafley-Absent William Henson John Hester Donald Hill Glenn Jefferies Boyd Lawhorn James Pemberton James Powell Barry Purdom Elwood Randolph Jewel Rogers Daniel Russell John Southerland Herman Voils Howard Collett Fay Baldock Catherine Bandy Shelby Berchtold Myrtle Coffman Mondeline Coontz Betty Gips on Barbara Gibson Clara I-Iafley Herietta Jefferies Wilma King Bevely Niaddox Juanita Peyton Carol Rogers Joyce Vonlinger Rita York Miss Martha Myres Homeroom teacher CHESNUT SALTER BEST HARDWARE CO. Danville, Ky. 1, 1 . VM , V HUSTONVHJJ: 6,1 GRILL Prop. Herman Reeves I J Hustonville, Ky ' M w--p C. X, 5. 818 ...,- if vi ' ' 'ilk' , A 5, .1 ' 0 D. Y ft At JL, gp .. oi' X ,-- v , N . -- L If 1, -. , K Y i , fi '. -v av- v! 1- my I -' -df' J i so as .S , ' - - fb I , r .v ff x, Q W' Q fi J IN ' 'l I , 2 J X z 'K 9 . -Q. .N , ,t',x ,, X Q' ag 7 Q Q- K. Y Dx 'Q QQ '- QA r'Tv Y 5 , 'JE ' .. J' I '7 wb is D ff A '72 I xg I.: fr Q f' dsx, 1-GMX? L, -.J V i ' 3 ati Y 4' 1'-7 if M ,N ' 1 - - l' fm ' D ' '- .,. J , . N- I - -- ,XS ff, .Ns js ...W-A Y B . -H'.,,.fs' f of y or l J 7 ' K 7 , miriam J ' . X i J u O ' -ki Q4-5 -1 N Q .. - - - ' g i J i 'Y fda V Nw' - -f. , 5 5- 3' as ' ffl A L . 5-4 ' 5'- fd' tj, -J J ' Q no fi --Q ' U X V l 'vm-I , J ga .Q dis 4 Q . , 3' iz. Alt . had 1-1 M, sg: I -.ful J I i M. A xl ' Q it i J W Q.: ' iii s 4, ' i ,.,, K . y Q if A 0 r X V ,i 'ho 6, r Ig , . 42-rf, ,fa +5 V1 , me , 1' ...V 2 A Q r 'f f LL of 1- . , 'O -.f THIRD GRADE Norma Beck Bernice Caves Eva Pearl Coontz Bettie Cowan Mary Ann Coontz Jackie Chelf Sandra Cochran Christine Griffin Sylvia Gibson Beverly King Mary Bell Leathers Brenda Long La Verne Maples Beverly Manning Shelby Montgomery Jewell Peyton Buelah Pemberton Mattie Polston Martha A. Powell Arelene Richards Barbara Sears Jewell Snow Bettie Williams Robert Adams Arnold Adams Alva Atwood James Baird Buford Buck Jerry C. Boyd Conway Barlow Hollis Baldock Merle Case Johnny Cooper Robert Coffman Dennia Doyle David Lawson Vernon Lay 9 ' . 1. iid' N -4-' Q ai? H , 4 ,s . A , r Vw - 4 I 'ml O ,. sl ,Ak r ',' - fs 'ig lfl ,Ji Larry Long moved away v fd Jodie McAllister Luther Peyton James Roberts Leo Statom Jodie Wilkerson Hershell Wilham Betty Buchanan Nancy Griffitts Mrs Mary Baird Homeroom Teacher Y? BUR CH HESTER l 7 Q - yi f , 8 , . Ag .kg A ' Ronald Wray jr- A , ' i r u L A f' - ' 'A J P c J V ' 14 Y -. . .A I MOTOR CO. Hustonville, Ky. F 81 B FOOD CENTER Stanford, Kentucky 1 f N, wie 'av Q. Q 1 ECO D GR DE t -' A J K Francis Hill K - Peggy Statom .S - Anna Ro ers ld 8 W ' v, it .' .. 5, , Zelpha Von Linger 4' A H - 5 - Q 'fe - ... Linda Lou Lucas ' -UZ ,fr . N' Mary Edith Bernard P 'S' 3 A f Betty Lee Gaddis L, ' ' -'r ' Clarence Griffin i i-.e-- ll 4, Jimmy Wall ' i Dixie Smith if s ' -, -if' 'digg - Laymon Wall 'Yee , 4 , ,L , 1 .,? Biuy Adams , ' ' fr -- .M We I , .f f' .Q e y Lee amm -- 'K ' ' ' 5' ' X 'N' Nanc Sal ers Li .A .. - Mi e A ams ,Qi Y ie Y d g Billy Joe Kirk . , . 4 F' Emma Goode , fa- ,, Q 1 , 3. y ,J ,p Buel Lawhorn -- K WL, N Af, 'A q Sylvia Peyton ' E' X ,. ,' 1 i Carroll Leigh e - Eddie Olds - 3.52 i V Norma Sue Hale f A 'K A Billy Randolph ' 'E Barbara Bandy Emma Lou Rogers y T Joan Henson fabsentj Q ' - - Ernest Clark fabsentj Mrs. Joe Gann I xi'l QI-Iomeroom Teacherj 'V f f fl .1 I - Dorothy J. Adams p ef t , e 19 . Bobby Atwood g ' w Q M. in Bruce Bernard : elf . A , Q cb 'Q gt f Otis Rey Adkins 'U O 1, 5. 3 fi if E N - W-L Calvin Buck ' M y 'O ' Harold Buck 'lri' , M V- f Glen Chelf y f , Sven Chelf , , J , 4 . , . - ' Wavie Lane ' W . if ' N 1 . U . ,H Mary Ellen Gover Jaw . 5' ' ' Earl Fred Leece W Y e ' ' lf? N 'i Jonny Long p ,g I ' Paul Naylor 1 f ' ' f ' Q 4 L Marshall Payton V D-',,' ' S ' Christine Phelps e , E ' Jeraldine Phelps i K A' 'f 4 Robert Phelps H P Stella Ann Russell P Darrell Southerland ' , I , .er I Ted Terry A ,f,, ' - George Turpin f- 1 K Beulah Voils 1 2 , Robert Lee Woodall ' 1 N ' am Betty Mullins Jessie Peyton Wanda Land fabsentl Mrs. Mary Dalton Q,i' LL' ,-J fl-Iomeroom Teacherj C? I 1 el THOMPSON MOTORS Stanford, Ky. QQ 1 M it r Helen Turpin W i t ' 'H I Harold Glen Duncan ,. 'W 3 'Q y y y. Donnie Payton if QT' ' N- FIR T GRADE Elizabeth Randolph Edith Ann Rakes Edith Lane Virginia Carol Adams Fanny Sallee Lora Russell Rosemary Voils Dorothy Maples Pauline Franklin Sue Carol Smith Shirley Adams Ruby Mont omery Darell Walis Eugene Woodal Ray Phelps Orville Jefferies Roger Keith York Phillip Garry Lynn Johnny Mack Henson Eugene Rogers Richard Boyd Charles Denny Dixon William Thomas Denny James Hoeard Bandy Ray Lay Harvey Mullins Tommy Glen Southerland James Edward King Raymond Gover Jerry Sandidge Raymond Lee Sears Rose Marie Pemberton Carol Ann Coffman Geraldine Roberts Cecil Griffin Samuel Beck David Peyton Sameul Henson Barbara Hale Patricia Vanhook Judy Lane Dianne King Joanne King fabsentj Sam Adkins Jr. Mrs, Jason Roberts Homeroom Teacher BOONE'S FEED STORE Stanford, Ky. 4 . L P . x BUS! B!! 6 1 D 41 '-' -,,- 1 IO n H, '.'x R 1 if 5-J-'JJ A. E. RUSSELL Elgin-Hamilton-Bulova and Gruen Watches Phone 2448 Stanford, Ky. -aff? awp I. Bus personel: QL. to R.- Curtis Traylor, G.T. Ashley, Audy Maupin and Jim Conatser.J 2. Bye, Now! 3. Looking so gay! Tomorrow must be a holiday!! P? P? 4. All aboard! 5. Curt smiling as he waits. 6. Traylor and Conatser take it easy! 7. Mr. Maupin poses. 8. Mr. Ashley says, Bus driving is great! 9. Wonder if that bell will ever ring? 22 ro. Just before 2:30 P.M., :har I rs RAKES GARAGE Willys Overland Sales and Service Phone 60 Hustonville, Kentucky -1 As -1 N! my LETWE 1. Studious Shirley. 2. Lincoln C. Bd. Ed. 3. A happy Gang. 4. Mr. Kirk and pie supper nightl 5. When they were 6. 6. Sth grade picnic '51, 7 Roasting wieners. 8. Junior chimes. 9. Pals. IO. Joan and her little sweetheart. Il. Male fun. I2. Unguarded moments. IB- Jimmy Hfld Gerald- 14. Picnic refreshing. 15. Friends. 16. Junior dignitaries. 17. Freshman, gay. 18. Little Purdom. 19. James and??2 20. Leisure moments. 21. Mrs. Hocker. 22. Outside Fun. 23. fig times, and so1dl24. Sophomore gals. 25. Picnic leftovers. 26. The inseparables. 27. Junior brains. 28. Star preformers. 29. Betty and Almeda. 30. Matilda. 31. . .. If I-., ' - we me ' A A -Q12 J :sts 1 . wr 4 ' 5 ' ' 1 1 ,. , 8 Ji-M is. I ' . . ,J ff J ,' 6 u 7' ,n,'. 'A ', , vi N .1 hi, . . 4 ,gr L W Y 1 Q 'U 5 . .1 1 f f. ,,, 1 . . - V , -, 753-mgsijys-. 1 5' 4,315 ,Q -A Wm ,. - .lx wf..,:. -1 , . .1 L, - rw. A W t, 1 1 ...W 1 .::f' , -22, .., Q 1.1 , - 8 1,1 ' J... - ' A. r l. :,.' ,9 as 5 -n-- 4 '- vi L -. 711-5 : : ' ELA r '-ff J . ' . A - f '-:fps , , ,JF '14,-4' - ,F ' ff 'ui 'ann J 04:4 ,.. g. 1 ff Nuff' ii. NORRIS HARDWARE Frigidaire Appliances Hy-Klas Paints Hardware K n .if if nf gill- V , . f a W A , pq 5' V4 . , ' ' -- ,, fa, ,' 1 '- 1 J' Y: Q ' I 'rt' 1 1 tx -' J '- s . RITEWAY FOOD STORE Choice Meats-Fancy Groceries We serve the Schools Phone 32. Hustonville, Ky. Phone ZZM6 Stanford, KY- 'Q P3 FORGET Lovers. 32. Outside study. 33. Down on our knees. 34. and 35. The twins. 36. Jeanette. 37. Glen and Virginia. 38. Wading. 39. Baby Martha Gaddis. 40.0utside sports. 41. Billy Joe and co.42. After the games. 43. Preferred sophomores. 44. Joan and younger days. 45. Kat and Ruth. 46. Lucille and her doll. 47. Deloris Watson. 48. Henry and Ruth. 49. Cold days. 50. The triangle. 51. Mrs. Merritt. 52. Charlotte and Peggy. 53. The seniors. 54. The tall and short. 55. Mr. Purdom. 56. Joyce. 57. Pie supper beauty. 58. Tug-of-war. 59. Gordon. QQ. SK ff, 441, . gt' 4-is -or if 3. 5 .3 ., if 'Y' Fe' 9 'G I lv L .h Q, 4 ,,, 5 .fl , R 1 4 4 -.1 5413 an ...L if +7 ilu-'.4a i ' ' t -1 in ox if er' H3595 , --Q in sy . 'XY-ui Q .-tl Qfldl' 4 DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. , DANVILLE LAUNDRY fDunn Beverage Co.J DRY CLEANING CO, Danville, Ky. Ddmfiue, Ky. 31 T0 VILLE PEP CL 0 0 M? GR IO L toR Sh1r1eyBa1rd Maxgarel Nancy Russell Ruth Thomas G I L W un C2010 Gea' d D P fo toR ts Nancy' FOXO an Janette avenpon amcla Nom R Vlfglma C Louwe U X QRONT R CagoX .gfl1 ' 'Q' 0Ch EI S Betty B ummlns Connie! ecaget ms aan n 511 1 Van h lzabet R and Ann c nm Yam Bonnie wing rrex 396303 g t and S 1:1 lgnef' B111 Mean O d 2 6 e,VM Ye Carown BC:utx1aYork LOWS M ,,--' cMU111n nn Bowes LCKSOH l X5 5 x x: vw- P31 1 i J CHEERLEADERS R to L Betty Barrd Jean Carol Bowles Carolyn Bandy and Joan Patterson 3+ I C r' l,l,,f-Af, gl P C1 ub Sponge, Mrs CO1 e rlotte ha FRONT P-OW C G 9 L!wATxnMcA1hster Bernice 1 ss 0 B ndy Law e KROW P6337 3 GR 8. L toR Martha Frances Gaddts g BAC h d wukmso Norma Strausbaug an Lucrlle Smglpton and Alrce Wtlder. DANVH-ALE MOTORS INC. Dons Drxestef. Pemberton me G m E Ahce Comphments of THE HUB 32 Danvrlle, Kentucky Danvluei Kentucky S , ' 3 V Wiiiy . .I , 4 V A 5 . 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Sm' Y Hai, Matilda WUC 'HC ' BACK ROW1 WU and Ruth Thomas' Mrs. Anna Short, Glee Club Director and Music Instructor. GR lea 9 L. to R. rt - ' Sandy. Beverlliswifillarlorre Lawlgglephforgan ral, b lam u , ' e BACK5Ri:5lh, Barham Tolmircoxn Rmfghorm : C S. ' , 6 Darlene Vane larolyn Sratom R A11cePemben0n y and lane 1 um Gibson SPOONAMORE DRUG co. fafley. The Rexall Store Prescriptions - Cosmetics LOVETT LUMBER CO. Surgical Appliances Fountain Service Lumber, Bldg. Supplies and Mjllwgrk Ph01'16 153 Anything for Painter and Decorator Corner 3rd and Mam Sts. 33 Shelby Crty, Kentucky Danville, Ky. ,.. HU T0 VILLE BETA CLUB on G O L IOR J M5 loan P21955 HCRIG Whxre and to R han Card BOW KSU SIHIIGY Baud L any gona Kdwm Morfoxd and Marg' 'fha' Vx GR II Betty Jean Baud qi ,,m. 45.11 1 9L OR Alhsler IST ROW d Dean R Alice p Neh MONO' 2 orh emb L Tm Nmlgngiw Ronald B231 Ich-'fflorze Lapjfgn Joann MC L to R 1ST ROW Tcsxrilmglxvia NOIHS Banyan S P R L WIS trausbaugh and Bri,-in Ann Whms Bargggy Bandy Robert Kmg ?rNDPOweu HX, and Remta e n CO0pe! are Tombs Smyth SCO!! T SISTRINQK 8 CIO , INC Wholesale Dxstrlbutors F1-u1ts Grocer les Confectxons Lexlngton Kentuck ' X 9 - . f ' L 4. H r. 1 . NL I Y . ' I . Gr. XZ- ' ' W N V N' ax 5 XXL? YU, Xe .5 - . 's, V I il . ' ' va . I A. e e e ' - sl , 1 Uv , W S X .f 4 e Pv f wif e li Gr, 4 - . I , . : ' f 1 . ' , W. . . - , ' ' ' ' General Merchandise Y Y HU T0 VILLE 4-H CLUB 0 m Tig is it . Ba ' V . rnlce WllklHSOH' n O . . L to R. SEATI-ZD1loan Pattersn L. to R. SEATED: Jimmy Kirkpatrick,Marvin L' to R- Nancll Fox. STANDlNGi Glen Davenport, Harvey Candler. STANDING: Charlotte Lawless and Barb l-lovious and Billy MAUPW' Donald Lawrence, Ray Franklin, Robert Dunn, Toombs- ara Ray Baldock. 0 Q 'W'- 'T' The LIVE ' WIFE uf ft fi Q-fig 91' fum' q-J' ICERS BUSY BEE Vivian Wilcher and HMO: sTe:D:0iect Leaders, Mr. Redd. i:0llnYe4 l.. no R. SEATED1 Lucille Singleton, Breen Ban ' pauline Goode, Pres.gI0C e g Sl-EATED Candler, Delores Watson. STANDING: Leapder, nmmy Patterson, Sec. -Treazance Olds Howard James, Betty Lou Hanson, Margaret 6th Grade - s.: . ' . . lgavlil CamPbell. Songdeixdjlldbgglzorah Baird. Sldney Hanson and Ray Kmg' 4H BusY Bees . l-lartma Game Leader. ROY Reporters. K1 The Buy Bee Club 5th Grade 4H Busy Bees L. to R. FRONT ROW: Sylvia Norris, Barbara Scott, Barbara Bogie, Renita Lewis, and Nell Morford. 2ND ROW: Margaret Ann Cooper, In Elsie Lucas. 3RD ROW: Kenerha Leigh, Paul I Martin, Smith T. Powell, Don Von Gruingen, ,Q Q and Elmer Leece ' BEN FRANKLIN'S 5 and IOC STORE, Stanford, Kentucky RETAIL FRUIT AND VEGATABLE MKT, , Best For Less, Danville, Ky, CHESTNUT 'if SALTER, BEST HDW, COMPANY, Danville, Ky. SPOONAMORE JEWELRY, Danville, Kentucky -A RODNEY JETER AND MGR TWELVE H S DARING F GI-IT NG T GERS COACH DOYLE MC GUFFEY J D .-1525 fy-we J-411, '-.X J 1 7 ,X gl ,I all -A 'N-DL rw A,-r ,f fw .i 4' f Q and E ne We cRo n Donn B y Maup GeadW che Tommy Yowe Sonny Bodne oR Genn Hov ou L ST ROW La ham a d Loyd une Downey C yde Doy e mmy Ho zc aw H ey Gene Ma 1. McGu Coach Doy n ZND ROW M Rodney , I I I I , , . , C A: 3 ,v T A -4 7 9 in X ' -9 A u ' - ' C y ,Q Q X ,T f Al .1 -fix E K ' ' 4 --1 NF 9 I 4 0 I I 1 I yn x I 4 I I 1 I 5 I V 4. V2 y y I I Y , , ye N . I II , I 2 'X I I I f 9 5 7 I , .. Q ' Q Y' It M gf . 1 1 'N 3 A N, X a ,, on J y rp- . - 3 w , V , H ' gr X, ,Q C5 M,q. , - Y, 'M 1., I V' - '. 'of .,., .--' ' f: V 1 , ,t . 1 i s, r, ll, rl il r, ill i , i th l1,' r sl arti . : 11 ff , rti , Ji It 1 , 1 I ,J , n , n Mgr. Jeter. Hr- We 2, is 5 lf 'tt' . Lb., Al in , 5 35. 3' ' 2 fu, 4? -out statement, WH dra Oflg u need no l yo and IS erleade Q1 .-E O been our four charming past 2 seasons has abroad the and C The lirne-light at hom patient Betty Bairdj and their Carol Bowles, and jean Handy, olyn al' on, C l'S Patte Oall I apt, R.C O girls Q L. t he I 81 th to know ed, seal and ed sign m C. O .-4 4.4 LJ FJ H 'Z U s.. 'U 1... H+.. --1 'U H 2 O oc : ... nc s. o 3 -a : N .fi .. .. CD 2. 3 as :: oo r: .. .,. o Q. H F: o U .- O .Q fu -o -.. G1 .: M-1 o U, .. :s 0 .:: .. :: cv Q. rn CJ P fu .r: A or fi o E-1 V W cv ,- : CG .-. LD Q ..-. .- .. aa .. ... O U vi E k. O ZZ 5 cn. .A on 1: ... .. .... ... :: 2 'U C N 3 55' in 2 3 1 W CZ E i i -4 'G 1 'G 'S I :S 1 -E -S I 's lustonvillc group that s to the entire l Y S3 NTET I QU This C SIIC perform Il i ry T VC the IO hem practicing to get t lend varietyj then, fto zen red roses to each of you! do 3 and hanks, three cheers 'T year, this noise and steam behind a 1 the 'X . PIII CIPAL CECIL P RDIIM. CIIACH IIIIYIE IIICGUFFEY. II THE FIRST SIX , I I I A 1 jif ' I I 7 . X I , - if fl' .j I E - N ' Kg 4, ,W f Ii M f- N i It .' I rVA.kv K: hm V yr.. K V . I ' N , , ' . X yx ,xx A -I I wi ..- - ,N - ' . I , LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenn Hovlous, Coach Doyle McGuffey, Jimmy Holtzclaw, Sonny Bodner, Clyde Doyle, Capt. June Downey, Prin. Cecil Purdom, and Tommy Yowell. RALPH HOVIOUS' HUSTONVILLE MARKET for Poultry, Eggs, Cream, Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizer, and Hardware -- Phone 39 2 55 THE MALL B T PIIWERF L HU TUNVILLE TIGER l ACTIO 14' w 'W' f 9 'Y CL JUNE DOWNEY RODNEY ETER OWEL smm nom I TOMMY Y L CLYDE none GLEN H0 ge -nun--K ERNEST MARTIN GERALD w1LCHEl NOV NOV Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec: Dec Dec Dec: HHS M1ddIeburg T Memor1aI T Brodhead H Junctlon C1ty T Kmgston H Overtxme Forkland I-I MCKIHHSY T Bradfordsvxlle H Lmvmgston T Memor1aI H5 LIBERTY XMAS TOURNAMENT Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb 46 Mar Russell Sprmgs Stanford T Bradfordsv1IIe T Overtlme Lwmgston H MCK1r1ney H M1ddIeburg H Crab Orchard H Forkland T Kmgston T th DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT MEMORIAL 3 Memorxal 4 GENE MARTIN 4 0 I cf be A'-I , i X416 5 'X- N . X ,Of J . 1 'W A 2- W . . . O. .P. . 9- ' 4 5 53 31 g . 13- ' 4 5 40 49 5 I K . 16- 4 5 43 58 yf 9' . 20- ' ' 4 5 5s 33 . 27- ' 4 5 4 ' 5 48 46 . 30- 4 5 74 47 . 4- ' 4 5 62 49 . 7- ' 4 5 49 45 . ' . II- ' ' 4 5 74 61 we . 14- ' 4 61 50 I VIOUS Dec. 18-Crab Orchard LTD 50 46 SQNNY B ' 55 58 . 11- 4 5 42 49 5, . 15- E H ' 4 54 ' 545 47 5 . 22- 44 D5 56 39 'T 5, . 25- ' 47 45 ,V . 29- ' 4 5 64 43 Q T 15 . 1- Q D 14 4 . 5- 4 5 71 59 . 8- ' 4 5 50 66 . - ' 6 52 idf ' . 5 I . -1 be 4 I I X 'a I , Low wa BILL Y A4 Y . AU DONN15 LL PIN THE TIGER TALE ll hat'7 ls that a wh1stle'P 1t's nothxng else but and there on M1ddleburg's hardwood we fxnd Coach Doyle Mc Guffet s Blue and 1 hxte l-lustonvxlle Txgers battlmg the BlackandGo1d MxddleburgMustangs coached by Truman Godbex Yes on thus mght of Nov 9th we gave them the blues ln the nnght bt rollxng them ln the defeated lot wnth a score of 53 to 31 SCORERS June Downey 12 Buster Carey 2 Clyde Doyle 8 Jxmmy Holtzclaw 6 Tommy Yowell 10 and Sonny Bodner who was Hustonvxlle s bug gun that nlghtl wlth a score of 15 Secondly Nov 13th we found Manager Rodney Jeter gettmg trxcks all ready to Journeyto Memorral Hxgh School to try our luck on thelr beautlfullyflnxshed new floor Here we met a stronger quxntet of Mustangs In spxte of wxld cheers and hard fnghtnng we suffered a 49 40 setback Scorers Holtzclaw 8 Downey 3 Doyle 9 Carey 9 Yo well 7 and Bodner 4 Thlrdly we were host to the 1951 46th Dlstrlct Wmners Brodhead on Nov 16th Our drlbblmg dream Tommy Yowell was 111 consequently Brodhead pasted our second defeat by a score of 58 to 43 Scorers Doyle 14 Downey 13 Carey4 Bodner 12 lt was a drfferent pxcture on Nov 20th when our Blue and Whlte waved so vxctorxously on rlval Junctxon C1ty's floor V1 hen the whnstle blew we were lead1ng25po1nts the score belng 58 to 33 Scorers Downey 15 Wllcher 1 Carey 12 Holtzclaw 5 Doyle 4 Bodner 9 Yowell 12 Along came Klngston on Nov 27th a strong blg and slulled qulntet Our small boys showed they had bxg and dal mg ways as they amld wlld cheers ranked atle on the fxnal whxstle Then came that nerve rackxng overtlme 1 ere we ever glad when the clock tlcked off that fmal second whlch showed our bemg the champlons wxth a read mg of-18 to 46' Scorers Holtzclaw 1 Carey 4 Downey 16 Doyle 4 Bodner 15 Yowell 8 Our next guest was Forkland Nov 30th whom we lazlly cast asxde wlth a fnnal readmg of 74 47 Scorers Downey 21 Holtzclaw 8 Doyle 14 Ernest Martm 2 Bodner 12 Yowell 10 Rothwell 3 Hovxous 4 We on Dec 4th vxslted our nelghbormg rxval Mc Klnney who foughtsavagly and managed to score on xmpos slble throws so as to speak Yet we succeeded ln whlp plng them by a score of 62 49 Scorers Holtzclaw Z2 Thls bemg one of hxs blg nlghts Downey 14 Doyle 13 Bodner 4 Yowe119 Dec 7th we entertamed the Bradfordsvllle ACES rn a vtctorlous but rough and tumble game the fmal readlng bemg our 49 to thexr 45 Scorers Downey 14 Doyle 13 1-loltzclaw 5 Bodner 10 Yowell 6 Hovtous 1 We took a trlp to 1 lvxngston Det llth and froze the Blue Devlls wlth a 74 61 defeat Scorers Holtzclaw 16 Downey 21 Doyle 12. Bodner 14 Hovxous 3 Yowell 8 We walked axr Dec 14th when we were able to trample strong Memorlal mto Dust on our homefloor 61 50 Scorers Bodner ll Holtzclaw 12 Downey 29 Yowell 6 Hovnous 3 Doyle was slck X e slxpped m snow and slush as we ventured forth on Dec 18th to choke the Crab Orchard Cubs 50 to 46 Scorers Downey Z3 Hovxous 6 Holtzclaw 10 Yowell 6 Bodner 5 XMAS TOURNAMENT AT LIBERTY Thls tournament dealt us the Russell Sprmgs Green Devlls' m the cards Coach Doyle McGuffey s place as coach was ably fllled by Prm Cecll Purdom who along wxth the rest of the Hustonvllle gang took defeat wxth hxs head up Iquote from The Casey County News to gxve you a plcture of thxs game Russel1Sprmgs edged out Hustonv1lle58 55 ln aclose and thrlllmg game throughout Scorers Doyle 20 Downey 16 Yowell5 Bodner 12 Hovlous 1 Holtzclaw 1 Jan 11th we wxth arms hxgh drove over to Stanford to combat thexr all powerful X rldcats Our bemg small gave them a false xmpresslon for we were more darmg than we appeared The end of the fxrst quarter found us out m front 11 to 9 Then xt was they ln the lead then ve untxl one of our mam floor players fouled out When the fmal whxstle blew Stanford was 49 to our 42 Scorers Downey 16 Holtzclaw 18 Doyle 4 Bodner 3 Yowell 1 We were slxghtly deflated on Jan 15th when the Brad fordsvxlle Aces rolled over us on thexr home floor 47 tc 45 ln a rough overtime game Scorers Downey 17 Holtzclaw 3 Doyle 15 Yowell 4 Bodner 6 Jan Z2 brought the Blue Devlls from Llvlngston to Hustonvllle whom we tipped 56 39 Scorers Downey 22 Holtzclaw 15 Hovlous 4 Doyle 9 Bodner 3 Yowell 3 Our rlvals The McKmney Bear Cats vxsxted us on Jan 25th and gave us more of a tussel than we had anttc lpated for the score ran a close 47 45 Scorers Downey 21 Holtzclaw 8 Doyle 7 Bodner 7 Yowell4 Jan 29th brought our Goldand Black Mustang' friends from Mlddleburg who gave us a close shave the fxrsthalf The last half we wentout m front to overcome them 64 t 43 Scorers Downey 18 Bodner 18 fThe Bxg Guns Doyle 10 Holtzclaw 10 and Yowell 8 Feb lst the Crab Orchard Cubs were overcome ln the last home game of the season by our hustlmg Txgers 62 to 37 Our qutck dr1bbl1ngYowell edged through to run thxs score up so hlgh Scorers Downey 16 Holtzclaw 8 Hovlous 6 Doyle 8 Bodner 7 Yowell 13 and Wllcher 4 Feb 5th we motored to Forkland and agam lazlly cast them asxde wxth a 71 to 49 score Scorers Downey ulcher 2 Holtzclaw 14 Doyle 9 Yowell 8 Roth well 1 Bodner 9 Gene Martm 4 and Hovlous 8 Yes we ftnally found Kmgston on Frl Feb 8th and were treated swellother than defeated 66 50 by thls large hustlmg team Agam small Yowell showed mxght Scorers Downey 15 Holtzclaw 9 Doyle 9 Wnlcher 1 Bodner 4 Yowell 12 Mon Mar 3rd brought our appearance 1D the 46th D1str1ctTournament wxth strong Memorxal Hxgh oppos mg us on thelr home floor the chosen tournament sate We quote from Stanford's Inter1or Journal to give you detalls of thls game D0ylC MCGUffeY S Hustonvxlle Ttgers put a chlll tn the spmes of the Memortal Hugh adherents before losxng to the greater stayxng power of the'South End Boys by a score of 52 46 tn Monday nlght s game Hustonvxlle led at the half 26 22 and after havmg once enjoyxng an 8 pomt lead tralled 41 38 golng mto the flnal stanza Donald Francxs was the btg gun for the Mustangs as he scorched the cords for 19 pomts Outstandmg Downey led Hustonvxlle wfth 18 poxnts Yes we bowed to powerful Memorlal as d1d all others m the 46th Dlstrxct After takmg us they m turn romped over Brodhead Mt Vernon and Lxberty then were crowned champnons on the nxght of Mar 8th Even rn defeat we were proud of our Blue and Whxte Tlgers who had clxmbed rn the past two seasons from a 29 1 ratlng to the hlgh pomt of 53 9 Scorers tn thxs f1nal game were Downey 18 Holtzclaw 8 Bodner 8 Doyle 7 and Yowell 5 Proudly the never fallmg pep club cheerleaders and fans roared behmd the team who had suffered only5 sea son defeats and s the whlstle sounded on the tournament floor xt brought toa close one of Hustonvrlle's best basket ball seasons Thanks go to all Hustonvxlle teachers for thelr coop eratlon wlth the pep club All should bow to Prln Cectl Purdom who so carefully and conscrentlously watches over the students at both the home and away games We are sorry to be loslng June Downey 3rd on the Dlstrxct All Tournament Team and other fxrst strung men Clyde Doyle and Jxmmy Holtzclaw as well as these strong senxor reserves Ernest Martm Gene Martm James Vt yatt Combest and James Brownlng My oest wlshes gowlth you and to the efflclent semor pepperettes Capt Joan Patterson Carolyn Bandv and Jean Carol Bowles I say Happy Landmg' The rema1mngT1gers have great posslbxlltxes and may our 52 3 eam be R O RED HOT' I'll be bettmg on YOU' Your Cheermg and Pep Club Sponsor Mrs Collettte G James Q .. 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They want to take this means of expres- sing their sincere thanks to their very capable sponsor, Miss Katherine Cordier, without whose help the Logs just wouldn't have rolled off the production line. C50 Qafff' Q fi - r lx ' u 00 I lj!!-x L rg, Q on 6 i 1 UNCH RODM DIG ITARIE HELPER Anim P0 IBLE PEOPLE MRS DOROTHY CI IEL Hustonvllle Lunch Room Execuuve eyvers Res e mese S POI1s1b1e p wuh a fnendw Smne at Vngle Coffman C6011 Purd eople Mr M Greeung au Morgerson MIS om and Su mor Tea u L momms Hama D unc an MIS HIS BH Mr Arthur Coffman Lunch Room Handy Man Comphments of CUR TISS CANDY Dxst W K Bruce Waynesburg Ky Baby Ruth Butter Fxngers 44 PI Jodie Mubemg e Pnn PEYTGN S SERVICE STATION AND QSKATING RINK IXZ Hustonvdle O11Changxng Washes Fmx Flats Accessomes General Repan' Hustonvmlle Kentucky M1le W of Greas mg Batte rles Phone 46 THE 1.111111 11EC.11L--- 1. 11llrlU1lYll1L'8.'11llk'O1llCOvS51781111111 Q1:.11z.p11111. 3. 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Booties Benbow, Tad Cheseldine, Leviticus, Scotch McAllister, Shorty Long, Slivers Magee Mr, BenjminJ. Benbow, Mr. Sandy McCann Officer Riley, Mr. Gears, Jonquil Gray. Betty Benbow, Mrs. B.I. Benbow, Ma Baggshy, IXIIS, Mehitablc McCann, Selina McCann, Miss Juliet Snabbs, Mille. Mimi Fleurette, Salamanca Spivins, CHARACTERS A Popular Senior The College Cut-up The Ace of Spades A Hard Student On the Glee Club A Happy Junior Bootles' Father Coach of Dramatic Club From the Emerald Isle Of the Speed Motor Co. The Little Chauffeur Bootles' Sister Her Mother, A Politician A Popular Lady A Jealous Wife Aged Thirteen The College Stenographer A French Customer A Black Wash-Lady Glynn Kirkpartick June Downey Donald Sheene Jim Mckechnie Maurice Thomas Edwin Morford Clyde Doyle Billy Rice James W. Combest Jimmy Holtzclaw Bonnie Mullins Louise Ferrell Gearline Coffman Catherine Thomas Margaret Conatser Jean Carol Bowles Pauline Tarter Elizabeth Russell Wanda Brown Act I. A College Boarding House. Bootles' first little wife. Act Il. Suite in Honeymoon Flats. Bootles' second little wife. Act III. Same scene as Act II. Bootles' third little wife. Place- - - Any College Town Time- - - Present Day. THE 1952 SENIOR CLASS OF HUSTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL announces its Baccalaureate Services on Sun., May 11th, 8: P.M. at the Hustonville Christian Church. THE 1952 SENIOR CLASS OF HUSTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL announces its Class Night Exercise on Tue. , May 13th, 8:P.M. at the Hustonville High School Auditorium, Director is Mrs. Annie West. THE I952 SENIOR CLASS OF HUSTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL announces its 'COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES on Thursday, May 15th, 8:P. M. in the Hustonville High School Auditorium. WHO' WH0l AMERICA HIGH CHOOL Two of the seniors of this year's class were accorded honor in a nation wide publication, WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS . These two students from Hustonville High School are: MR. EDWIN MORFORD fvaledictoriany and MISS JEAN CAROL BOWLES fSa1utatorianJ. Both of these students are Hustonville f' Grade Graduates, Hustonville, Kentucky. 0 HONORED SENIOR TIGERS Seven Seniors awarded honor garments this year were: June Downey fDistrict A ll-Tournament Manj, Clyde Doyle, Jimmy Holtzclaw, Gene and Ernest Martin, James Combest, and James Browning. THE Fl ALE. BONNIE IEAN MULLINS LOUISE FERRELL , a 'sf I g JUNE DOWNEY CATHERINE THOMAS GEARLINE COFFMAN IW 4- .R ' E I , I .. 4 , , r JOAN PA TTERSON LOUISE ELLIS 'F CA ROLYN BANDY CLYDE DOYLE .. x E ' - 33 if 'S't3'! f ,, Silk . I BILLY RICE , cr- 9 - T . ,. X 4' - ERNEST MARTIN 47 M A URICE THOMAS -f:sa2m V ' '51-3 v GLYNN KIRKPATRICK JEAN CAROL BOWLES I, , LELA SINGLETON DELORIS WILCHER .I '? Ja , 1 A x, .M T ,..... 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