Hustonville High School - Annual Yearbook (Hustonville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1953 volume:

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L X Q X W K X M' KN N , L HIE lllllWI li IIHIIH Sponsor Mrs Col1ett1eG James Qi' Q - ,ui f PUBLISHED BY THE 1952 53 SENIOR CLASS OF HUSTON VILLE HIGH SCHOOL HUSTON VILLL KENTUCKY Jamie if WHHW6' We bubble over w1th Joy and enthuslasm when we thlnk of the trust that chamtable generous and c1v1c mlnded 1nd1v1dua1s and organ1zat1ons put ln us when they so w1l11ngly supported to make our annual, THE GLOWING TORCH the best ever edlted 1n the hlstory of I-IUSTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL and for thls unshaken trust we hereby extend a most smcere 'THANKS FOR HELPING Edltor ' Betty Baud Aff Co'Ed1tor Sec 'Treas ' Buslness Mgr ' Adv Mgr ' Ehzabeth Rlgney June Russell V1rg1n1a Cummlns Tommy Yowell SAPPS 5 8 Ill SHIRE HUSTONVILLE KY Annual Artlst Annual Amst' Blllye Ann Vaught V1va Jones HENRY SHHIRINS IIRIICERY SHELBY CITY KENTUCKY I I I'-'55 . ' 1 Q. 0 ' , I I ' A U I l I 5 .... W . , . . - . . . . . . . ' ' ll ll l D ' l Y 1 ' ' I I 1 1 ' ' . , W I v , .e IEE 5- ' 5. s A - 1 T , . . , . IIHIIEAIIU Besides our dedicating the annual THE GLOWING TORCH, to MRS, LOGAN QANNIEJ WEST, we The 1952-53 Senior Class of Hustonville High School, for her many years of faithful service to and care and guidance of the students at H.H.S., promise to pay this debt with interest accruing for the rest of our natural lives, with the fondest remembrance, the deepest appreciation, and the highest regard. Said debt and interest shall be paid by faithful practice of the lessons she here taught us, by an honest endeavor on our part to do some good work well, to live uprightly, and to become worthy citizens of our state and nation, thus ever reflecting credit upon and praising MISS ANNIE. CINEMA SIUIIIU DANVILLE, KY. Z AIIMI ISIRAIIII 'CECIL PURDOM PRINCIPAL' HOOL COURSE OF STUDY ln a S TONVILLE HIGH SC etron of the 1952 53 HU Felrcrtatrons upon your compl hrghly prarseworthy fashron In the nearer future greater responsxbrlltles and more exactrng labors awart you In your years of study here you have been the recrprent of mtellectual benefrts In the years to come rt IS your duty to gxve rather than to recerve to share wrth others the bounty of your m1nd and to make the world better and w1ser for your havrng been rn ll Remember that to htm who uses hrs talent more shall be grven Do not scorn an humble begrnmng or complarn because you fancy you have but lrmrted opportunmes rn whrch to dlsplay your talents or exercrse your powers You seldom begrn at the top but must chmb slowly and often laborlously from the bottom of lrfe Durrng the process you must learn to draw the dxvrdrng l1ne between the superfrcral and the genurne the trrvral and the great We who teach and love you have farth that you wxll strrve to be honest rndustrrous and vrrtuous to thrnk clean thoughts to speak klndly to act nobly to become law abrdrng patrrotrc and worthy crtrzens Slnce our assocxatron rs nearrng 1ts endlng we the faculty and I realxze more completely than ever how b en So w1th a Joy trnged wrth sadness we send you forth to cleave a path dellghtful that assocratron has e and achreve Good bye and thanks for memorres Srncerely Cecrl Purdom Prrncrpa 1 l of Hustonvrlle Schoo DANVILLI K!NTUCKY . 'M . FAIIIIUY 'I 1. 1 PRINCIPAL CECIL PURDOM Algebra 9,10g Geometry Il: Chemistry Il, I2. MRS. ANNIE WEST Librarian, Social Studies 8, 9, IO, II, I2. ' MRS COLLETTIE G. JAMES ay' English 8, 9, IO, I 1, 12g Cheerleaders, -. Pep Club Sponsorg Annual Sponsor. 4' MRS. MAXINE H. STAFFORD Typing II, 12: Shorthand II, 12: Bookkeeping I2. MR. DOYLE MCGUFFEY ' Coach, Biology IO, Math 8, Science 8, 9. MRS. RUTH PURDOM ,A is , Home Economics 9, IO, II, I2. A I MRS. ANNA SHORT Public School Music I-8g Glee Clubs MR. JAMES E. DURHAM rw Agriculture 9, IO, Il, I2. MISS LITA GRAY COCHRAN A Seventh Grade A .Q ,g 1- J , --A . MRS. MARSHALL CARTER , Sixth Grade '31 ' MRS. CATHERINE ALEXANDER Fifth Grade ' .fx-tr--. S Miss MARTHA MYERS I Fourth Grade 'gg 6 A U' MRS. MARY M. BAIRD X, gg' Third Grade 9 I MRS. Jos GANN . . Second Grade - '-- -49 MRS. JASON ROBERTS First Grade I 2 is-1 MRS. I. W. TOOMRS First Grade A' MR. JASON ROBERTS Lincoln County Supervisor MRS. DOROTHY CHELF Lunch Room Executive L. to R. AH. Officer, MINOR LEAGUE: LINCOLN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION PRIN. CECIL PURDOMg SUPT. IODA MILBERN IODA MILBERN, SUPT. VIRGINIA NEWLAND, SEC. MINOR TEAGUE, ATT. OFFICER ' JASON ROBERTS, SUPERVISOR H. IIIHIMIRA IISII S GEORZZASSSEMBEB l A IIBIIHIVE INN JOHN ELLIOTT WALLPAPER - PAINTS FRED WATKINS GOOD MEALS - LODGING DANVILLE, KY. ROBERT MARTIN STANFORD, KENTUCKY CHARLIE MULLINS HIGH SCHUIH MASS IIHIIZIMS r J 1- me K ov: v L TO R. . . Adv. Committee and Artists: Shirley McMullin, Viva Jones, June Russell, Anna Jean Gooch, Billy Ann Vaught and SENIORS . PHOTOGRAPHERS- P v ff . ' , L TO R. . . Treas.. Elwood Brown: Pres. any Je Hes Earl Steinhauer and Betty Baird Tommy Yowellg Sec., Betty Bairdg V-Pres., Billy Mauping Reporter, Earl Steinhauer JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Adv. Committee and Artists: L TO R. . , Pres,, Jackie white: Rep. ' Top L TO R. . . Jimmy Kirkpatrickg Grady Sheenwg Donald Lawrenceg Loyd Lanhamp Robert Dunn 2nd Row. . . Janet Lane, Matilda Wilcher, and Janette Davenport Donnie Rothwellg Sec., Joanne Singletong V-Pres., Shirley Baird: Treas., Patty Evans. ,i SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS ist Row L TO R. . . Reporter, Alice Ist. Row V-Pres., Eddie Hoviousg Pres. , Pembertong V-pres., Peggy Bandyg Sec., Jimmy McAninchg Charlotte Lawlessp Adv. Mgr., Joanne McAl1isterg md, Row ,, , Sec, Berry Lou Hanson: Artist, 2nd Row. . . Treas. Bryan Cooperg Pres., Mary jane Haney, Reporter Beulgh Clark, Dean Rothwellg Moreland Adv., Buddy Rousey. W. l. Plllllll HI IRM HIIME 24HOUR SERVICE Q GENERAL AND AMBULANCEJ PHONES DAY 6511 NIGHT 6502 MORELAND KENTUCKY lb we X Sl IIIRS BETTY JEAN BAIRD Leading the class, is Betty Jean Baird Who possesses brains, galore! What about her as a pepperette? She's a skilled one whom we adore. ELIZABETH ANN RIGNEY Then, there's Elizabeth Ann Rigney With those wicked eyes of brown. She's our salutatorian, wise, And admired by all around. VIVIAN JUNE RUSSELL ' Most mannerly June Russell Our best typest, fair, Is one of our charmingest girls. Her kind is very rarel TOMMY YOWELL Conceiling a deceiving basketball dribble, Tommy Yowell, our most popular boy, Shows in plays, talent surpassing, And, is a class president, hailed with joy. RODNEY JETER When it comes to being a good sport, Rodney Jeter's match can't be found. Possessing a brilliant mind, too, He is loved by the whole town. SONNY BODNER Along comes athletic Sonny Bodner, Who is rated as mannerly, too. He does his best to gain the victor's cap In defending the white and blue. W. S. Alll CII. ARVIL DICK AND OMER JAMES, OWNERS APPLIANCES - HARDWARE - FIELD SEEDS BUILDING SUPPLIES -- FURNITURE WAYNE FEEDS -- FERTILIZER LIBERTY QPHONE zoy KENTUCKY 6 .X l xv. 'Ir Sl IIIRS BILLYE ANN VAUGHT Friendly Billye Ann Vaught Reigning as Senior Queen, gay, Hunts her boy friends, handsome, Up the Junction way. BILLY MAUPIN Likeable Billy Maupin Is courteous and contented-- Not a better boy could By any school be represented. VIVA JONES Now to Viva Jones, Our most beautiful, with dark complexion-- Her friendship stands the test And welds a strong affection. EARL STEINHAUER Next, is Earl Steinhauer, Having a word knowledge, fine, You'd better use the right word Or he'll think you, asinine. PATRICIA ANN NORRIS Patricia Norris, our sweetest girl, Puts in place each blond curl. Despite her tardiness she's a good student, too. And her love for Woody will ever be true. GLEN CAMPBELL Happy-go-lucky Glen Campbell Is the likeable kind, The type the faculty admires And knows is hard to find, ifffp PHIHIPS BRUIHIRS LUMBER AND MILLWORK BUILDING CONTRACTORS CONCRETE PRODUCTS HEATING. PLUMBING STANFORD KENTUCKY MASONRY 7 r' 7 . 'x Sl S ELWOOD BROWN Mr Purdom s handy man Is Elwood Brown so swell He ll m1ss hrm next September When he rmgs the old school bell DORIS LAND Peppy and popular Dons Land ls too g1ggly yet a student swell Her cherry presence always wrll Your dreary gloom drspel ALMEDA DUNCAN Come what may Almeda IS contented Happy go lucky and farr It s her sweet drsposrtron PATSY IEFFRIES Patty IS a good sport Very dependable too Her smrle IS as sparklrng As a pr1mrose neath the dew GLENN HOVIOUS l-low about Glenn Hovrous The smartest boy 1n class? He grlpes and has hrs fun Yet st1ff exams he ll pass JULIA W HOLTZCLAW Now Mrs Julra Holtzclaw Plans thmgs she s gorng to do In furnrshrng an apartment Most rdeally for two Allll Al BA K THE PHIPHS BA K HIISIII Vllll Ill HIISHI Vllll I-IUSTONVILLE. HUSTONVILLE KENTUCKY KENTUCKY ' ' 'L X' 1 a A ' ' I ' . That makes the sun shine everywhere. ' 1 fi C0flll PHI SERVICE Sl IIUN JUNCTION CITY, KY. GERALD TOOMBS Therc's INOSI handsome, Gerald Toonibs, Who is a farmer's boy-- Though not liking school, He counts his farm chores joy. VIRGINIA CUMMINS Virginia Cummins's good points Poets could not acclaim. Years may come and years may go But Virginia will he the same. ANNA JEAN GOOCH Possessing great intelligence And a face with kindness spread Anna jean will be very happy With a nurse cap atop her head. SHIRLEY MCMULLIN Quiet Shirley Mclwlullin Is very demure-- Capable and efficient, A friend who'll endure. JOAN IIAFLEY As for attractive Joan Hafley, She's always where she should bc. They say she's contemplating On a lsl.R.S. -Degree MRS. COLLETTIE G. IA Senior Sponsor Annual Sponsor llomeroom Teacher SYBIL GRUBBS SYBIL has tried the lloosier schools And those of Danville, too, Back home she carrie when 3 months we To yell for the WHITE and BLUE 41- ff- ,. A43 A . L MES re gone P IIIRSU 'S SIURE EVERY THING FOR TIIE I-IOME FARM AND FAMILY APPLIANCES - - I-'URNITURE HARDWARE HUSTONVILLE -- KENTUCKY IHERE WERE IIIPIIIMAS IN IHEIR IAIEIIES Shlrley McMu11m Iuha Wxlkmson Holtzclaw Patrlcxa Noms Tgmmy Yowell 11 Rodne Jete Dons Land Glenn Hovlous Almeda Duncan I V' V1va Jones Earl Stemhauer SYb1I Gmbbs Elizabeth Ann Glen Betty Jean Blllye Ann Vaught JL Patsy Ieffnes Bxlly Maupm June Russell Vuglma Cummms Anna Jean Gooch Gerald Toombs Sonny Bodner Elwood Brown 9 I 1 RERIIH HESIERS IIIISIIIM EEEII SIIIRE IIRIIIIII HARMIIN RIIIIIK IIII GRINDING 8: MIXING EVERY DAY DANVILLE KENTUCKY AUBREY RED A' FEEDS ARMOUR FERTILIZER HUSTONVILLE QPHONE 5, KENTUCKY J s I H Y E I Wx I. ui ' 'mf 4 il K T E. . , H4 V I 9 kr-4 I K wf,L X n y K I 47 i . A, XI . I ,I . . all 'I L ff In-'T ' I fr ,, -1 I- E ' .. . 'Y , X .Q II I H152 53ClASS Wlll We the CLASS of 1953, rn the town of HUSTONVILLE county of LINCOLN, and state of KENTUCKY berng rndrsputably of sound and drsposrng mmd and memory, and about to pass out of exrstence of sard school do make publrsh and declare thrs to be our last wrll and testament We commend our ambrtrous selves rnto the hands of LIFE our ultrmate destrny, hoprng and assuredly belrevrng, through the stresses and struggles thereof, to add unto ourselves success affluence happrness and fame everlastrng To the entrre HUSTONVILLE FACULTY goes our deeply felt apprecratron for the many thrngs they have done for us wrthrn the realm of and beyond the call of duty The JUNIORS are herrs of our ease of retentron, drgnrty and our patrent homeroom teacher and sponsor MRS JAMES We leave to the SOPHOMORES our formula for calmness tests The FRESHMEN are to have our tools for more ease rn garnerrng the frurts of learnrng Frrendly VIRGINIA CUMMINS wrlls her slender and wrllowy frgure to Velma Jane Bodner June Durham rs to have her lrkeable drsposrtron and warm feelrng toward Bradfordsvrlle Happy ALMEDA DUNCAN krndly consents for Beulah Jones to share her admrratron for the Stanford gentlemen wrth thrs one restrrctron Nol Nol Don t concentrate on Joel DORIS LAND Jolly bequeaths her skrll rn dragramming long sentences wrth accuracy to Donald Lawrence Her gobs of love for the Navy rs to go to Lourse Martrn ELWOOD BROWN, one of the faculty s favorrte trustres wrlls hrs posrtron as Mr Purdom s handy man and offrce boy to Loyd Lanham JOAN HAFLEY, so reserved, promrses her round trrp pass on the matrrmonral trarn of lrfe fafter she uses rt that rsj to the frrst Hustonvrlle grrl needrng rt Intellectual RODNEY JETER possessrng good trarts rarely found passes to Jrmmy Krrkpatrrck hrs much coveted posrtron the Hustonvrlle Trger Manager Harvey Candler rs to have hrs trtle of Best Sport Gerald Wrlcher herrs hrs Senror Krng Throne Contented and obedrent BILLY MAUPIN leaves hrs rate as Seaman Recrurt rn the U S Naval Reserves to Henry Rousey Hrs posrtron as a Trger basketeer rs rnherrted by Ray Baldock Our smartest male GLEN HOVIOUS happrly bequeaths to Jackre Whrte hrs brrllrance plus hrs unsurpased abrlity the thrnksj for gettrng the teachers of the lessons thus grvrng class lersure Hrs medal gettrng power goes to Donnre Rothwell hrs basketball tactrcs to Jrmmy McAnrnch Popular TOMMY YOWELL, our capable chref executrve passes hrs outstandrng dramatrc abrlrty to Lours Hailey Breenre Candler rs herr to hrs drrbblrng technrque fakrng and sly shots whrch wrth Breenre s herght, should produce an rdeal Trger someday Lovrng cheerleaders rs a trart he dares not pass on Just at thrs trme Capable ELIZABETH RIGNEY, attractrve wrlls her grggles and good grades to Ruth Thomas her salutatorran trtle to Joanne Srngleton and her place as Annual Co Edrtor to rndustrrous Patty Evans Good natured JUNE RUSSELL krndly consents for her love for the Krdds Store boys to be equally drvrded between Jean Ann Whrtrs and Barbara Toombs Her superror skrll rn typrng and shorthand goes to Alrce Pemberton Artrstrc BILLYE ANN VAUGHT bequeaths her love for frne arts and her melodrous vorce to Janette Davenport Nancy Russell rs to recerve her pleasant smrle and Halloween Queen trtle Good natured SYBIL GRUBBS wrllrngly consents for her unsurpassed love for H H S to be equally drvrded among all Hustonvrlle Students remarnrng rn her halls Serrous ANNA JEAN GOOCH readrly grants to Lourse Conatser her admrratron for the U S Arr Corps fmasculrne gender of coursej Charlotte Lawless gets her undrvrded rnterest rn nursrng One of our favorrte Trgers, SONNY BODNER, krndly advrses that hrs clever basketball trrcks are to be drvrded equally between Harvey Candler and Dean Rothwell GLEN CAMPBELL krnd and well lrked, wrlls hrs abrlrty to dragram short sentences rn Englrsh to Robert Dunn Grady Sheene rs the soul herr to hrs pleasant drsposrtron Attractrve VIVA JONES, leaves her trtle as the Most Beautrful Senror Grrl to Maxrne Rothwell Lucrlle Hart rs granted her congenral ways Our competent pepperette and Annual Edrtor BETTY JEAN BAIRD bequeaths her successful three years of cheer leadrng experrence to Betty Lou Hanson Her many scholastrc medals and valedrctorran honors are herred by her srster Shrrley Sunny PATSY JEFFRIES passes to Matrlda Wrlcher her radratrng smrle and recrpe for always berng happy Her power to keep srlent when srlence rs best goes to loud Eddre Hovrous PATRICIA NORRIS, our sweetest, consents for Janet Lane to have her secret for keeprng each blond curl rn place Her great understandrng and apprecratron of musrc rs to go to gay Patty Evans GERALD TOOMBS our most handsome, agrees for Charles Brown to herr hrs superb mechanrcal skrll Serrous JULIA HOLTZCLAW consents to pass around the rnformatron to the Hustonvrlle grrls fespecrally the Junrors J on how to garn the M R S Degree, and capture your one and only before the conferrance of the hrgh school drploma Her skrll rn the household arts of needle work and cookrng goes to Martha Rose Martrn Thoughtful SHIRLEY McMULLIN bequeaths her rnterest rn church work and the power to love and be loved to Mary Jane Drresler Word corrscrous EARL STEINHAUER frnds rt behoowrng to avord a lrngurstrc process so he readrly conveys to Laurel Coleman hrs ethnogenrc concepts He drvrses hrs drgnrfred tactrcs to Marvrn Davenport fwho can really make good use of them! In testrmony whereof we the l953 Hustonvrlle Senrors, have bequeathed all of our hrgh school possessrons rn thrs, our last wrll and testament Srgned THE 1953 HUSTONVILLE HIGH GRADUATES Wrtnessed by Vrrgrma Cummrns Rodney Jeter Anna Jean Gooch Glenn Hovrous HNC0l CUUNJYNIWS CASEY CUUNIY NEWS FREDJ L-URKI-ARD EDITOR LIEERTY KY - . I I - . . I ' I ' . . . . . . . - - n - u-- - . Q , A . I I ' 1 1 ' I . . I I I . ' ' - ' u . . ,, , , , , . . . ,, . . . . , . I , u u . ' in ' , . I , , , . . . . . ' . . , . - - --n I u - ' ' . I . . . . . . . . - n , . 1. . . . . . , . . . . . . , . . . . . , . . , . . . . ,, . .- ' ' - n -- 0 . . I ' ' . . . . . - I ' ' . ' . . . . . . I . , 1- - - n . 0 'I . . ,, .,. . . . ,, . . I ' u . . . . ' ' I I ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . ' , ' . ' . . . . : . : . . . . . . . D . u . . . , . , ,, . l, I . v . . l , I I : . . - I vt . ,, ' - ' - ' w 1 . A , - I . . . . P 0 J I - . l953 MASS PIHIPHHIY As we look IIIIO the m1st of t1me We drscover more or less clearly What Ill a few years from now Out class w1l1 be or nearly Yes everyone marrred of course No old ma1ds or baches there ll be Mong such an attractrve class So good looktng and fa1r to see No not a bad one 1n tl1e lot, Not one of the crowd e er 1n Jarl Not one even dead and gone All are l1v1ng to tell tl1e tale The schoolbell r1ngs the 11nes troop 1n We see the teacher dour and IJIID PATSY JEFFRIESI Bless my hat! That cheerful Pat should come to that! SOCICIY goes purrrng past There s ALMEDA DUNCAN by none outclassedl We feel sorry for hubby Joe l-lav1ng to put up so much dough An angel of mercy goes ttpprng by It s ANNA JEAN GOOCH! Sure as I am I She w1th a krnd face overspread Cheers the SICR 1n each hosp1ta1 bed A naval band plays 1n New York square A pretty and famrlrar a1r Stayrng our steps we 11sten long To f1nd Admlral BILL MAUPIN d1rect111g that throng BILLYE ANN VAUGHT IS an artlst who can mural decorauons do And IS as well a portrart parnter Who makes poor Rembrandt s glory fa1nter GERALD TOOMBS a t1l1er of the S011 Ga1ns contentment from h1s toll Neat Danvrlle ra1s1ng JIVC stock and hay He knows how to make h1s farmmg pay W1th gestures wxde and VOICC tntense At speaktng and act1ng he s tmmense And so upon the te1ev1s1on stage TOMMY YOWELL S the natron s rage RODNEY JETER has great amb1t1on He s a shrewd and Wlly pol1t1c1an He s been to the Governor s mansron sent And next perhaps, he ll be presrdent We take 1n B1rd1e s Matrnee And fmd h1s Wlfe starnng that day She ELIZABETH RIGNEY holds the stage As the no I dancer desp1te her age Now here comes a b1t of news on the a1r Thls wrll surprtse you we declare VIVA JONES our most beautrful farr, Has marrted a mulu m1ll1ona1re Not fond herself of overwork She can t endure that others shrrk A great employment agency GLEN CAMPBELL lrkes to speculate And take h1s fun 1n tempttng fate So he s become the reckless Jokerl A Very lucky Wall Street broker We frnd SONNY BODNER worklng overt1n1e Wllh charges huge and nerve sublrme He s cons1dered a wonderful arch1tect Constructmg h1s burldrngs wrthout defect JOAN HAFLEY Wllll charm and grace Whose VIIIUES reflect 1n her face Lrves a peaceful Plellllful happy l1fe As a housekeeper de luxe and a devoted w1fe SHIRLEY MCMULLIN XVIIII a very quret vorce Has great b1g en1ot1ons and d1ct1on qurte CJIOICS She s a BBPIISI M1ss1onary far over the seas In her work for Chrlst she s happv as you please A great mus1c teacher IS PATRICIA NORRIS Sweet and pat1ent'P Yes of course Fast selhng mus1c she also composes At least that s what the Song H1t d1scloses A charn of mortuary estabhshments has he EARL STEINHAUER Doctor of Ph1losophy He 111 a haughty manner expounds H1s w1sdom and theor1es so profou11d DORIS LAND alvways up tn the a1r Loves to take chances and per1ls to dare She s a yeoman ISI class for Uncle Sam you see and secretary to the Secretary of Na vy W1th l1keable VIRGINIA CUMMINS we lo1ter Where sl1e dlsplays her teach1ng arts And gets next to the frrst graders hearts Wlth 1ntell1gent BETTY BAIRD S ferttle brarn plus ready wrt It wasn t hard guess1ng the Job she d f1t Her perfect book The June Moon Craze Is sweeprng the country and we re not amazed A blg bus1ness man jump1ng Jeepersl A thrxfty merchant and shopkeeper Yes ELWOOD BROWN S mak1ng good Rrchest man 1n h1s nelghborhood All dressed up and donned rn whlte Yes It s SYBIL GRUBBS all rrght She too the nurse s freld prefers And wears a cap atop black curls JULIA HOLTZCLAW the fam11y lov1ng type Carrng for her tw1ns makes an rdeal Wlfe She s a DANVILLE homemaker busy and clever And pursues her work w1th earnest endeavor SINCE we ve looked through the m1st of t1me We see 1n happy state sublrme That our graduates are mak1ng the1r hrgh school pay Brrngrng honors to Hustonvrlle School each day So JUNE RUSSELL runs Wlllr glee THE CLASS PROPHECY COMMITTEE SAII IIIIIS MIlK LINCOLN COUNTY S FINEST STANFORD KENTUCKY . A ' In a Bradfordsville schoolroom all in order, 9 SAFE PASTEURIZED 8: I-IOMOGINIZ ED WHll'S WHS A Il WHATS WHAT I rel wx :A Most Likeable Girl Most Likeable Boy Virginia Cummins Billy Maupin Most Thoughtful Anna Jean Gooch Elizabeth Ann Rigney Friendliest Billye Ann Vaught Most Serious Boy Most Serious Girl Earl Steinhauer Julia W. Holtzclaw Most Mannerly June Russell Best Sport Boy Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Most Beautiful MASS MIHIRS: lllll HIISI A Viva Jones UBRH MASS HUWIR: RHI RUM MASS Mllllll: SUlIMSS IS Ill RIMIVI Sg Il IS ASHIIVI S. THE Sl lllll MASS A N .? .i M. Best Sport Girls Quietest MOS! Athletic Patsy Jeffries Shirley Mclwlullin Sonny BO'-ilfler J, J Af, Q -a sl -4 , . 1 , r X I I rf, ll .i A 1' . S . 'Q V0 - I ., A. !, Most Dependable Happy-Go-Lucky Happy-Go-Lucky Elwood Brown Boy Girl Glen Campbell Almeda Duncan 4 4 S ' 4 Most Handsome Gerald Toombs A.. Sweetest Most Contented Patricia Norris Joan Hafley I' AS- N-J: Smartest Boy Smartest Girl Most Cheerful Glenn Hovious Betty Baird Sybil Grubbs Tut-Tut Nothing But Butter-Nut Bread lAUSMA IIISIRIBIIII SMI. JUNCTION CITY, KY. PHONE 2861 KEN MILLS , SALESMAN 'NJ 'QC -iii l THE '53 SENIORS SAY -- Thanks to the HUSTONVILLE STUDENTS, FACULTY, PRINCIPAL, and SPONSOR, MRS. JAMES, for cooperation in making THE GLOWING TORCH possible. I I if 5. A1 ll 'la 1 W. I. SISIRIINK 81 llll., INC. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FRUITS GROCERIES CONFEC1 IONS GENERAL MERCHANDISE LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY I . I s fo S- --7 '1 3 -'C IIISIIIIIIIIM AIIHIIVIMI IS BETTY JEAN BAIRD Valedictory '53, Grs, 1-12 Hustonville School, Pep Club I,2, 3,4, Class Officer 1, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Award 1,2, 3,4, Science Award 3, 4-1-I Club I,2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3,4, D.A,R. Medal 4, Annual Editor 4. ELIZABETH ANN RIGNEY Salutatorian '53, Grades I-I2 Hustonville, Pep Club I,2, 3,4, Glee fl: J- Club I,2, 3,4, Class Play 3, 4, English Award 3, Annual Co-Editor 4, 4-H Club I,2, F.H.A. 4, Class Officer 1, 3, Beta Club 2,4. A S VIVIAN JUNE RUSSELL Grades 1-8 Ellisburg, Hustonville High 9-12, Glee Club Ig Pep Club 1.2.4, Advertising Comm. 4, Annual Sec. -Treas. 4, Class Play 3,4, Beta Club 4. TOMMY YOWELL , Hustonville School 1-12, Hustonville Grade Tiger 7, 8, Junction City Lions Club Invitational All Tournament Man, 8, Huston- -' W ' ville Tiger I,2, 3,4, Class Play 3, 4, F. F. A. 4, F. F. A, Presi- , - dent 4, Class President 4, Dramatics Award 3. - - I Vx RODNEY GANN JETER 1 Hustonville School 1-12, Class V-President 3, F.F. A. 4, Class Play 3, 4, Hustonville Halloween Carnival King 4, Beta Club Ig Adv. Committee 4, Secretary F.F.A. 4, Tiger Manager 3, 4. 1 SONNY BODNER Moreland Grades I-8, Hustonville High School 9- 12, More- 'Q land Bob Cat' 7, 8, Junction City Lions Club Inv. All Tournament Man 8, Hustonville Tiger 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Plays 3,4, F.F. A. 4. BILLYE ANN VAUGHT Junction City School r-ro, Hustonville High II-I2, Pep Club i .L I,2, 3, 4, Glee Club I,2, 3, F.H. A, 2, Tennis Club 2, Dramatics Club I,2, Phy. Ed. lg Adv. Com. 4, 4-H Club I,2, Hustonville Halloween Carnival Queen 4. . -5 7 BILLY MAUPIN Kirksville School Grs. I,2, Paint Lick 3-6, Lancaster 6, IO, -1- Hustonville High IO, 12, F. F. A. 4, F. F. A. Treas. 4: 'l Hustonville Tiger 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Class V-Pres. 4. -,-, .Q-Q , VIVA JONES Hustonville School I-I2g Pep Club I,2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Class Play 3, 4, F.H. A. 4, Annual Artist 4, Adv. Committee 4, Sr. Class Beauty Queen 4, Gr. I2 P.T.A. Beauty Queen. EARL STEINHAUER Danville Sch. I-4, Hustonville Sch. 5-12, F.F. A. 4, Class fd Play 3,4, Class Reporter I,4, Class Historian 4, Class Photographer 4, F. F. A. Ch. of Leadership Com. 4. .ag PATRICIA ANN NORRIS Middleburg School I-6, Hustonville Sch. 7-12, Pep Club I,2, 3,4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Reporter 3, Lincoln County Fair Queen Rep. 2, F.H. A. 4, 4-H Club I,2, Class Play 3.4. GLEN CAMPBELL i 5 f Moreland Sch. 1-8, Hustonville High 9-12, F. F. A. 4, Class Play ' Q V , 3, 4, Adv. Committee 4. A ,4 - 3 I gf .Q rl 1 4+ -D -1 f, i . il I v I I . HISlllllllIAl ACHIIVIMI IS ELWOOD BROWN Kidds Store Grs. 1-85 Huslonvilie High 9-125 Cl.lss Play 5,45 F.F.A. 45 Class Treasurcr 45 Office Helper 1,2, 5,45 Gr. I2 P,T,A, King. DORIS MARIE LAND Huslunville Sch. 1-125 Pep Club 1,2, 5,45 Glee Club I,2gAll11l1.g1I Cir. Mgr. 45PC1'feC1A11e11danCe Award Grs. 8,cy,1O.11,125 Library 1, 2, 4. ALMEDA DUNCAN Husiliuville Sch. 1-125 Pep Club 1,2, 55 4-H Club l,2g Library I,25 Glee Club 1, 2, 55 Class Play 554. PATSY RUTH IEFFRIES Prey 's Crcels Sch. 1-85 I'IllSIUI'1VIIIC High Q-I25 Pup Club 1,2, 5,45 Adv. Com. 45 F.H.A. 45 Class Play 5,45 Bela Club 2,4. GLENN HOVIOUS I'IRlSlOl1VI.IC Sch. 1-125 Perfecl Allendance Award 1-115 F.F.A. 4: l-lusronville Grade Tiger 7,8g,Irl11Cl1Oll Cily luv. All TOMIISITICIII Ma1i85 History Award 55 Science Award 25 Class Treasurer 55 Class Pres. 1, 25 Scholarship Award 15 Beta ClubI,2,45I'IllS1o11V1lle Tiger 1, 2, 5, 4. I JULIA IV. HOLTZCLAW Slepp Sch. 1-85 Liberty High 95I'I1lS1011V1lle High IO, ll, 125 F.H.A. I 45 Glee Club 2, 55 Pep Club1,2,5,454-H Club l,2. SYBIL GAY GRUBBS Moreland Sch. 1-85 Huslonville High 9-125 Glee Club 1,2, 5, 45 Pep Club 25 Class Play 5, 45 Class Arlisi 1, 2, 5, 4. GERALD TOOMBS Moreland Gr. Sch. I-8gHllSlOl1ViIlC Hiphg-125 Class Play 5,45 F.F..-l, 45 4-1-1 Club 1,2, 5. VIRGINIA CUMMINS Rocliy Ford Sch. 1-85 Bradfordsville High 95 H ISIOIIVIIIC High IO, II, 125 Pep Club 1,2, 5,45 Glee Club 1,25 Sec. -Treas. 25 Annual Business Mgr. 45 Class Play 5,45 F, H,A. 45 Bela Club 2.4. ANNA JEAN GOOCH Ml. Olive Sch. l,25 Ohio Schools 5-75 Huslunville High 8-125 Pep Club 1,2, 5,45 Adv. Commiliee 45 F,H,A, 45 Class Play 5,4. SHIRLEY ANN MCMULLIN Moreland Sch. 1-85 Hrlstonville High Q-125 F.H,A. 45 Pep Clllb I. 2, 5,45 Adv. Com. 45 Class Play 5. 4. 16 4- 41. vi X If -is 3-1 -. 'J' n 4 ,L 1 'Q -,ge 'vs lr Loyd Lanham Donald Lawrence Louise Martin Martha Rose Martin Donnie Rothwell Maxine Rothwell Nancy Russell Henry Rousey Grady Sheene Joanne Singleton R th Th u omas Matilda Wilcher Gerald Wilcher Jackie White Evelyn Carey Doyle McGuffey Homeroom Teacher RRYEE EUMRER R SIIPPEY RR DANVILLE KENTUCKY PHONE 4 HREEYS RESTAURANT ANR SERVICE SEAEIRN SHELBY CITY, KY. PHONE 2681 NJL E, if .Ill IRRS Shirley Baird Ray Baldock Louise Conatser Harvey Candler Janette Davenport Marvin Davenport Robert Dunn June Durham Mary Jane Driesler Patty Evans Lucille Hair Louis Hafley Beulah Jones Jimmy Kirkpatrick Janet Lane N.. up 1 A K- 0 ff JL it 1 Ii- .1' 7 Q .a 5 1 4 I -. 9 34 I r 7 x xi , .ig I 1 33 Q -Q , My , V - 55 Nj V Y ' 9 v 1 fi V' P - r,eeW :J 'fi Q7 SIIPHIIMIIIHS Wayne Hixon Ronald Baird Norma Brown Bryan Cooper Jane Hailey Earl Curtis Vivian Rice Buddie Rousey Alice Pemberton J. C. Baldock Norma Strausbaugh Dean Rothwell Doris Driesler Laurel Coleman Jean Ann Whitis Joanne McAllister Carole Hafley Junior Brown Peggy Bandy Carolyn Statom Charles Brown Charlotte Lawless Barbara Toombs Russell Durham Lois Jones Mildred Clarkston Bernice Wilkinson Allen Rousey Buddie Hogue Rozella Carrier Kelly Rice Alvey Carey Mrs. Annie West Homeroom Teacher WlSlH SERVICE EENIHI ROAD SERVICE PHONE 4320 MORELAND KENTUCKY WlSllRHllIl'S ISRIHIEIH PHONE 2061 PRPSHMI Donald Atwood Elaine Blanks Ervin Brown Jewel Burchette Piny Burchette Velma Bodner Beulah Clark Anna Lee Cromwell Virginia Crow Dewey Cheatham Breen Candler Shearleen Ellis Gene Followell Ray Fair Martha Frances Gaddis Mary Jane Hailey Betty Lou Hanson Eddie Hovious Howard James Harold Ray King David Kuske Helen Martin Jimmy McGirr Freeman Maples Jimmy McAninch Billy Marlow Martha Jane Pemberton Shelby Jean Pennington Shirley Rice Jane Roberts Lucille Singleton John Stagner Kenneth Sheene Myrtle Turpin Charles Watson Delores Watson Alsie Wilder Buddie Lawhorn Gene Gaddis Mrs. Maxine Stafford Homeroom Teacher PEPPER Blllllllllli 00. QDUNN BEVERAGE co.J DANVILLE, KY. CUMMINS BRUCHIIIS MILLIAGEVILLE, KY. 5 fi Tl '21, HISHIH IIRAIH Keith Bandy ' Elizabeth Bastin Harrison Boyd Barbara Bogie C: , Nellie Boyd Margaret Ann Cooper Jimmy Cooper A Bonnie Crow Jimmy Coffman Ruth Ann Hubbard ,ix Lowell Jeffries Paul Jones Carole King Robert King Elmer Leece Tommy Lynn Elsie Lucas Kenetha Leigh Reneita Lewis Tula Maupin Nell Morford Paul Martin Sylvia Norris Smith T. Powell, III Bobby Rains ' A C. B. Randolph Barbara Scott James True V. A 2? Barbara Statom ' Delbert Terrell T G. C. Wilcher ' 'A 7, ff TA Stanley Williams . ,- X 'JN ' I A 'T Barbara Wray Margie Leigh Myer Traylor Mr. Durham Homeroom Teacher HlNKllDRUG SIURI PERSCRIPTION DRUGGIST HUSTONVILLEQPHONE 121 KY. eq. ' 1 A I. HHUIENBIRB H? OUR BUSINES-S OUTFITTING THE FAMILY zu E TRADE WITH Us -- SAVE THE DIFFERENCE A Tl' A 4 HUSTONVILLE, KY. Z0 SEVE EH GRADE Louise Adams Donald Cochran Jerry Statom Ruth Wall Dale Smith Tommy Whitis Bobby Joe Frost Dale Lanham Harold Glenn Baird Janette Robinson Harold McGuffey Francis Palmer Deborah Baird Emily Atwood Louise Salyers Vivian Wilcher Ronald Goode Billy King Lionel Williams Lowell Wilder Pauline Goode Glaydis Grubbs Carolyn Henson Ruby Pemberton Bonnie Rice Ben David Henson Flora Coffman Nancy Rodgers Iva Belle Rodgers Ralph Wray Paul Clarkston Linda Statom Ada Maddox Irvin Long Dallas Sheene Joan Ashbury Jewel Lay Shirley Asbury Nancy Randolph Ila Buck Jimmy Patterson Barbara Reeves Shelby Jean Southerland Linda Coontz QABSENTJ Tommy Adams Helen Montgomery Miss Lita Gray Cochran Homeroom Teacher Blllllll SERVICE SEAEIII PHONE'N98 STANFORD KENTUCKY ! 'v . A I l Q V i if ' 'ir E 1 lx Qu li 4 - - Af fi .,.' bv 0 V . EV r 4 We I X - 1 'V E fx 5' Q 1 A in A 6 Ll 2 a ' .J - 1 7 I I E , N . A l 'Q Q U fv- lb f, -Y fi a Ci I E ' rs ,, 'Z Z1 1 MW 1 A' !'0 fff 9. I C IIHIICAIIU We, the 1953 SENIORS, take great pleasure in dedicating the elementary and primary space to the Halloween King and Queen and the Prince and Princess of Hustonville. f M40 4'- 5 l CROWNED: TOP L, TO R. KGI. 121 King Rodney Jeter and Queen Billye Ann Vaught fGr. I2'13lTlCS,. BOTTOM L, TO R Princess Jane Burton and Prince Jlmmy Watson fGr. I Toombsb. COMPLIMENTS OF lARRY CANDY AND IUBACEU CU. DANVILLE KENTUCKY SIXIH GRAIN Mary Nance Olds Jessie Pennington Agnes Higgins LaVaughn Bastin ML- Jessie Jeffries Donna Williams f Anna Lee Cochran , A Eugene Taylor Helen Woodall Barbara Clawson Bryan King Shirlene Case Mildred Vanoy Connie Southerland Phyllis Baker Sue Baker Verdis Pennington Catherine McAllister Mary Ann Martin Harold Hafley Roy Lee Hartman Cleda Lay David Campbell Alice Martin Joyce Hamm Michael Peyton Wanda Snow Lucille Snow Joe Teague Frank Martin J. R. Hamm Joe Lanham Fred Clark Lillie Ann Gilpin Martha Adams Wilma Snow Lillian Leece Geneva Fair Mrs. Marshel Carter Homeroom Teacher fl , R. A. CHINN JE WELER DANVILLE, KY. L wnmnuusf-uumvunfv ' H DODGE-PLYMOUTH-DODGE TRUCKS ALLIS-CHALMERS-NEW IDEA-PAPEC SALES 8: SERVICE DANVILLE KENTUCKY fc .p - -' 1 5 E -Q 'T Ji nh? K pf 5 .4 .ly 2 - r a v- 4 A ' A A S -- ,U , ., I 1 IE .il . ,NJN . l, A 'Q 4 'P ui z ' A ,X 5 x . ' ' 5 YE ' 1 NS, S, . A A ' An- A. ' Aim E' B E V I . 1 gk 15 5 Q , I E :l ',rt 0 V, A 'Q PK' 1 ff A1 -3 .... ss .1 E i fgf IL s , 5 o?0V 4 x LC. I W . 5 'A' HEEH NNANE Jim Powell Lero Asbery Charlles Hafle Daniel Russell, Clara Mae Hafley Danny Privett Jewe l Rogers Marion Gi pin Johnny Cowan Rita York Darlene Kellner Johnny Hester Beverly Maddox Faye Baldock Donny Durham Wilma Jean King Carol Faye Rogers Shirley Farmer Barbara Gibson Corine Farmer Henrietta Jeffries Boyd Lawhorn Johnny Sdutherlan Jimmy Goode Catherine Bandy Dickie Cooper Billy Bogie Glenn Jefferies Donald Hill Jimmy Pemberton Gloria Vanoy Elwood Randolph Billy Henson Barry Purdom Bobby Coontz Wilma Asbery Myrtle Coffman Juanita Peyton Jimmy Adams Shelby Berchtold Mrs. Catherine Alexander Homeroom Teacher Abs-'nt Betty Gibson Norma Foley NANVIEEE EEIIIIPE. ANN MACHINE IIN , INC JOHN DEERE SALES - SERVICE PARTS Fully-Equipped for Service In the Field PHONE 1854 DANVILLE KY EREEMAN EIINNIEUNE CN. You FufEiZIGQfFfL?1,gE'1STFJ5E5h The Home TELEPHONEIO5 HIIIIHH GRADE Martha Ann Powell Jewell Snow Jody W1lk1nson J1m Ba1rd Jewell Peyton Beverly Mannlng Sandra Cochran Stanley Vanoy Betty Cowan Charles Jones Leo Statom Laverne Maples Brenda Sue Long Sylvma Cupson B1lly Buck Merle Case Bobby Joe Kellner Conway Barlow Denn1s Doyle Vernon Lay Margle Coffman Jody McAl1ster Arnold Adams Buford Buck Mmldred W1lson Beulah Pemberton Alv1e Atwood Mary Ann Coontz Davld Lawson James Roberts Bobby Coffman Larry G1lp1n Jack1e Chelf Luther Peyton Jerry Curtls Boyd Freeman Maddox Barbara Sears Bobby Adams Johnny Cooper Mary Bell Leathers M1ss Martha Myers I-lomeroom Teacher I? M -ixl I 1 klhf A FRIEND ' I-if m -ui' SALES WILLYS OVERLAND SERVICE HUSTONVILLE, KENTUCKY 49819 I x Q - 'R Y ' ' V, 4 g . ., , ' 7 ' J 3 7 .l qu nf' V. I C L. 17' ll ' 'U ' ' Q Ai - ,4 Q Q A g 4 -L v- , S, , . ' 5 . ,, , X V, x . by l.. by -Q K' l' Ax! Q ,, -l 1. 3 ,ir ' all ' ' --f' i' 1 4 1 v ' Abi 4 Shelby Montgomery gf, g. 3 . ,, ,X 7 Q - 4 X . 15 n 4' J Q ' - , he W A ' s' A y , al Q xr 'Q - ' . ., - 1 f Q ' X N X fs 4 1 x - g . . -2 J 5 ' 5 ,fu - x ' 7 1 F , ,Q Q l Q I' .2 Q .5 A 1 A of ' ,r Q . tx . E I . A , I A. at COMPLIMENTS or ,ai 4 x .A ,. , 5- FM 4, A , 1 y A B ' 'J' Q , ,, T - U A 1 Q N Y fn A Q! IQ' g J -f-. 1 .2 l - . . 'U rfvf s -.-I 1 9 , g- 'il S ' , fe ' ..,.o . Y v J' ff to ,-., , .,. ,, .wrt 5 Q., 0 9 V. ,B+ ' .-1 4 up , i ,dll A Q Q 4 H' 8 -.1 J . W r 1: ' Q r Q s f IHIRII GRAIN Betty Lee Gaddis Peggy Statom Nancy Salyers Welby bee Hamm Emma Lou Roger: Linda Inu Lucas Buel lawhorn Darrell Southerland Emma Goode Harold Glen Duncan Dixie Smith Helen Turpin Billy Joe Kirk Billy Randolph Donnie Payton Barbara Bandy Earl Fred Leece Stella Ann Russell Marshall Payton Eddie Olds Sven and Glen Chelf Francis Hill Joan Henson Barbara Tayler Dorothy Jean Adams Bertha Farmer Jimmy Leece Sylvia Payton Johnny Long Garnett Asbury Mike Adams Peggy Fair Barbara Asbury George Turpin Calvin Buck Junior Followell Ronald Wray Norma Sue Hale Carroll Leigh Billy Adams Ida Walls Norman Mullins Mary Ellen Gover Stanley Pennington Dallas Turpin Martha Elliot Earnest Clark Clay Elliot Calvin Buck Mrs. Mary Baird 'U Q 'D .-Q Q. .K-, 5, 1 4' ' I ,J 'Q x , I -7 'U x, AX F-PGN! 5 fo Q. F, - v-5' 3 .fr 7 'li U C 1, W Q 'inn' iq? K 1 V 7 9 It ti.-0 6' A 3, ' ' MA' 1 1 v-1 xr ' ,av hz. - X -L. V . GREER st ALLEN MUTURS Mau, Ewa Q M , .Sales and gervlce , 6 UIVERYTHING Fon uovnzn AND co-m.n X General Repairs--Tues: Batteries, Accessories--Phone 124 DANVILLE. KEN-1-Ucxy 128 Stanford Avenue, Danville, Kentucky is SHUI! Il GRADE James Bancly Robert Phelps Rose Pemberton Carolyn Buck Judy Lane Gerldine Roberts Dorothy Maples Virginia Adams Roger York Jimmy Albsher Richard Boyd Patricia Vanhook Pauline Franklin Barrbara Hale Edith Rakes Ronald Maddox David Peyton Jere Sandidge Berry Jean Mullins Orville Jeffries Johnny Hensorr Gary Lynn Eugene Rodgers Martha Pennington Ioan King Diane King Gerldine Phelps Christine Phelps Elizabeth Randolph Robert Woodall Bobby Atwood Ray Phelps Tommy Southerland Carol Ann Coffman Lora Russell Ray Lay Dale Snow Mrs. Joe Gann Homeroom Teacher GRIUERINSUHANCE COMPLIMENTS-O. M. YEARY PHONE 2616 STANFORD KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS OF lARlI.BARTER REAL ESTATE --INSURANCE STANFORD KENT UC KY l I 'T f I U4 A I S' 4 l , pix li 1ldb . I l ' Q s. s ,T A I LAI .12 1, HRSJ lllllllll Raymond Sears Harvey Mullins Jackson Henson Billy Rousey Eugene Woodall Donald Grubbs William Wilson Albert Clawson Patricia Merchant Wilbur Vanoy Brenda Leece Newlin Martin David Peyton Margaret McCowan Essie Mae Hair Ethro Adams Marlene Turpin Phyliss Taylor Joyce Hubbard Donald Boles Raymond Gover Charlene Dunn Jerry Farmer Ray Salyers Wayne Purdom Ruby Montgomery Chris Depp Donna Durham Beverely Nunnelley James T. Porter Charles Loiis Hester Charles Stevenson Conly Bastin James Asbury Jessie Peyton Shirly Adams Mrs. Jason Roberts Homeroom Teacher HIE I Jllllllll Donald Hair Helen Jean Cochran Diane Russell Jane Burton Sidney Southerland Linda Maddox Onie Gibson David Long Helen Foley Ronald Nutgrass Donnie Denson Janice Walls Linda Coffman Rose Phelps Bonnie Maples Paul McFarland Junior Coffman Brenda Higgins Mike Cowan Rita Reynolds Henry Henson Carol Jean Gibson Leon Coffman Janice Rousey Ronnie Roberts Patty Southerland J. F. Wilcher Carol Russell Mrs J.W. Toombs, Homeroom Teacher Absent Jimmy Watson Lillian Elliott Ray Woodall Betty Cutter Bobby Reeves Jllllll Al MIIRGAN HINHIM IHIMI 28 i Q? 4 . ai J .,,,,, 151 Rf' 4' J lffills '? A 'A 5 4 g5 Q 'K Ts illgllli 1 'Q -.. lll CH IHIIIMA IIBIISIIIG II HHPIRS DRISPO SIBHP If 3 4' 'H 1 S Mrs. Dorothy Chelf, Lunch Room Executive S Mrs. Hattie Morgerson and Mrs. Virgie Coffman, Lunch Room Servers. Mr. Arthur Coffman, Lunch Room Handy Man and Janitor Bus Personel-L. to R. Curt Traylor, G. T. Ashley, Audy Maupin, and Jim Conatser. Prin. - Cecil Purdom - The Man From Whom Orders Come. IUMISIUN RRUIHIRS LUMBER gl BUILDING MATERIAL DANVILLE fPHONE 2935 KY. C0lllNS-UNSIHII CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH --PHONE IO2 DANVILLE, KY. FN 4 A ,. Y . X T Q n 3.44 SEH00l an I HE-:J-1 fu ,A Pia! an K... BAUBH 8 GARNIR HUNIWUUU MOIIl INCORPORATED--HOME FURNISHERS ONE BLOCK FROM BUSINESS DISTRICT I AIN' RI H HT PHONES 260 9108 IF T T G T, WE MAKE IT RIG -- DANVILLE, KENTUCKY 30 DANVILLE, KENTUCKY IIAZI 4 a 'I FI sl AAR' Y 1 -Q-I , 3 v s SLB Fit '75 RN WWI Aus U AA ew 'x.,, . Fixx' 5' Q! 4 1.x JIM WIIIIHIRS SANIIARI MARIIII RIIIIII IIRIIIS SIIIRI FRESH MEAT VEGETABLES YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY HUSTONVILLE, KENTUCKY STANFORD, KENTUCKY 31 1 .3 I .gl Q 1 ' 4 T 'vs A - K Patty Evans J, A . , 1 Nancy Russell Sybil Grubbs HUSEII VIllE PEPIIEIIR -v. '. '3 Doris Land i Vir inia Cummins '17 g ,4 Shirley Baird mye Vaugm Norma Strausbaugh E. is Barbara Toombs f i ln. X A Bernice Wilkinson pf, Q , -, it 'bv 4. Deloris Watson Y, , X Velma Bodner l Peggy Bandy Patsy Jeffries Martha Martin Lucille Singleton . 7 , I f -Y s yr ,,..J , ,.-. 49' . ' f W E if Betty Baird, Captain Q . . M54 I Carolyn Statom Margaret Cooper Mrs. Collettie James, Sponsor SEANERRR HARDWARE CR. STANFORD, KENTUCKY CONGRATULATIONS 8: BEST WISI-IES FOR SUCCESS, SENIORS OF '53. VP? 4! Pat Norris Betty Hanson Elizabeth Rignev Charlotte Lawless Y Jean Ann Whitis X June Russell Barbara Scott Sylvia Norris ,- I Jeanette Davenport Maxine Rothwell Anna Gooch PEYERN'S SERVICE SEAEIUN 8 SKRHNR RINK GENERAL CAR SERVICES- ROAD REPAIR SKATING-TUE. -THUR. -SAT. HUSTONVILLE, EPHONE 461 KENTUCKY H VIlllS Blll S LJ X TOP ROW, L TO R Sylvra Norrrs Barbara Scott lenrta Lewrs Ruth Hubbard, Margaret A Cooper ar bara Statom Tula Manptn Bonme Crew BOTTOM ROW Lourse Salyers, Barbara Reeves Shelby Sonther land Lmda Statom, Vrvran Wrlcher Carolyn Hrnson Deborah Barrd SENIOR GLEE CLUB TOP ROW L TO R Charlotte Lawless Betty Hanson Pattx Evans Jeanette Davenport Delorrs Watson Ruth Thomas Beulah Clark Shelby Clements, Helen Turprn Shearleen Ellrs Alcre Wrlder Mary Jane Hafley Martha Pemberton Helen Marun MIDDLE ROW Mrs Anna Short, Instr rctor, Alrce Pemberton, Betty Baud Ehzabeth Rrgney Pat Norrrs, Joanne McAll1ster Norma Strausbaugh BOTTOM ROW blnrley Batrd Peggy Bandy Jean Ann Whttrs Barbara Toombs Carolyn Statom, Elarne Blanks Jane Roberts THE Mlllllll lllllllll Hlllll COMPLIMENTSOF YOURHOMEAWAY FROMHOME' Blllllll MNH HI IRM HUME LIBERTY, KENTUCKY STANFORD, KENTUCKY . 0 Ixu J-. ' , I, . C' sg f - 4 . sr I A . EX r -B L I w 7 ...gat YET' .4 X2 KA, lv X L 1 W . lgp J T o .1 l I I 'I 1 I h I ' I B ' . ' . ' . : ' ' . ' - I I I ' ' I ' o X t' 4. Q I 1 , 1 0 ' -' I 2 V , x 'I U 1 . .vs ' -' ll. . h A VI I .I I I ,' I I 'E Y I I I . I I Y I Y v I I I - I - L . . , . . V, . . ' I ,: . . , I 'I I I ,V - I - uv ,, 33 I. I Y I. --ff! f ' GRADES 7 AND 8 BOTTOM ROW, L. TO R.: Robert King, Keith Bandy, Smith T. Powell, Renita Lewis, Mar- garet Ann Cooper, Barbara Scott, Sylvia Norris. TOP ROW: Lowell Wilder, Billy King, Harold Baird, Jerry Statom, Shelby Southerland, Emile Atwood, Louise Salyers. GRADES 9 AND io IST ROW, L. TO R.: Jimmy McAn- inch, Myrtle Turpin, Betty Hanson, Charlotte Lawless, Jimmy McGirr. 2ND ROW: Peggy Bandy, Norma Strausbaugh, Jean Ann Whitis, Alice Pemberton, Lois Jones, Bernice Wil- kinson, Mary Jane Hafley. 3RD ROW: Eddie Hovious, Lucille Singleton, Pina Burchett, Alcie Wilder, Beulah Clark, Martha Pemberton, Helen Martin, Deloris Watson. bcu- GRADES II AND I2 IST ROW: Shirley Baird, Maxine Rothwell. 2ND ROW: Elizabeth Rigney, Betty Baird, Doris Land, June Russell, Patsy Jeffries, Virginia Cummins. 3RD ROW: Jack White, June Durham, Janet Lane, Loyd Lanham, Nancy Russell, Patty Evans, Martha Rose Martin, Anna Jean Gooch, Donnie Rothwell. L uusru vnu sm cum vii, COMPLIMENTS OF URRIS HARDWARE HUSTONVILLE, KENTUCKY BOYll PACK! G CU, PRIDE OF BOYLEH - PORK gl BEEF PRODUCTS PHONE 142-143--S. ZND DANVILLE, KENTUCKY HIISHI Vllll 4-H lIlUBS A GRADES VTH, 8TH AND 9TH 4-H-ERS GRADE 6 4-H-ERS 3,2 J.W. BUURNE JR. PRUP. GRADE5 44LERS SUPER FOOD MARKET DANVILLE, KY. SPUUNAMURIS RIXAll SIURE PRESCRIPTIONS-COSMETICS SURGICAL APPLIANCES FOUNTAIN SERVICE PHONE 153-CORNER 3RD 81 MAIN DANVILLE, KENTUCKY :S 5 ll H0llSA W GARRARU RUINIY JEIIR 8 MBR I SERS HUSl0NVlll UAH NG IWENIY H S 00Yll MCGUFIEY CUACH .-L ssl OITITI C M DDLE ROW Son y Bod C6 Rodney ME B een Cand e OW yMa B Ray Ba dock Dewey Chea ham e McGu ey TOP ROW Coach Do ad 3 mnyC el' O FRONT ROW A Ln e G enn Hov ou ack Wh y Maup n Donn e Ro hwe Loyd Lanham B GeadW che Yowe Sa B yan Coope Edd e Hov ou mmy Coope Rando ph CB h Bandy dKe Ba SIURI F000 KY DUNES E0 CHX MUIUR l0CKlR PlANl CUUNIY BOYll KY ANFORD ST N 4 I ,r , f 55 E5 A T x s Q e 4 ,V . , l 1. H , 1 I . V2 Q, 1 Q 3 1 1 1 i x ' . 1 , , U Q V Q N -- , ' N 2 9 1 l S - pi 0 X, ' T F Q.: A a, ' ' ,-y- .,, , , y B T ' K R - sw ex -B .L A . Q V' ,I Ip RV L' T' C' N. -1 5 g Q A , - T T Q ...Qu ' . 'X , 1 2- '. - 'Q e .Q .. 1. fx Il: A T Q X 'V -.' 'ff1'.5g,. -1' g ' yl ff , l , t , ill rl , r l r, r. J I r. l : n n r, 'l' 1 y ll, r l il r, , ill i , i t ll, I it , I i s. 1 llf R us , Ji I offm n, Ron l ir , it , . . 1 , Ji r, i i s r r. 9 I I , , KY- , - NFORD STA KENTUCKY NVILLE DA EEAM EHE SEEAM BEHIND EHE I Sponsor e James C Co LEFT TO R GHT-Mrs and ye and ye oye were ever ready Norma S rausbaugh Peggy Bandy and Sh 1' ey Ba rd T21 HCI' S uden yBa rd Be Cap COMPL MENTS OF SEVERANEES 8 SHN RUSSEEE E A DRY GOODS - M LL NERY - SHOES READY-TO-WEAR LAD ES OPTOMETR ST - JEWELER TANFORD KENTU STANFORD KENTUCKY I CHI F RST IHI AND DOYll MEGUFFEY PURDUM CUAEH CEE l PR N i TT 9 GeadW ce Maup n ZND ROW B CG Rodney MS Pu dom Prn Cec el' Coach MCG TOP ROW L TO R and ack c Wh e Tommy Yowe G enn I-lov ou FRONT ROW Sonny Bodne Loyd Lanham Donn e Ro hwe HUSTONVlll MARKET HBV UUS RAlPH POULTRY-EGGS-CREAM-FEEDS -SEEDS-FER I'lL ZERS-HARDWA RE KY HUSTONV LLE PHONE 55 DONNIE ROTHWELL TOMMY YOWELL SONNY BODNER BILLY MAUPIN GERALD WILCHER RUR RTUT ANR WHITT THHRS IN ACTIRN Nov. 11 Brodhead QT, 82 51 Nov. 14 Middleburg QH, 58 51 Nov. 18 Kingston QT, 77 42 Nov. 21 Crab Orchard 62 43 Nov. 24 Buckeye QH, 56 90 Nov. 25 Forkland QT, 41 50 Dec. 2 Science Hill QH, 51 56 Dec. 5 McKinney 3 8 43 Dec. 9 Liberty 60 48 Dec. 12 Junction City QT, 60 48 Dec. 20 Memorial QT, 50 51 MEMORIAL XMAS TOURNAMENT Dec. 26 Memorial 50 56 Dec. 27 Middleburg QS. F., 47 51 Dec. 27 Stanford 62 38 Jan. 9 Middleburg QT, 61 55 Jan. 13 Star1fOI'd QT, 52 42 Jan. 16 Forkland 51 63 Jan. 17 Bradfordsville QT, 73 68 Jan. 20 Mt. Vernon QT, 94 54 Jan. 23 Liberty QT, eo 43 Jan. 27 Memorial 84 63 Feb. 3 Science Hill QT, 57 49 Feb. 6 Brodhead QH, 72 62 Feb. 10 Buckeye QT, 45 59 Feb. 13 Crab Orchard QT, 51 55 Feb. 20 Bradfordsville QH, 96 40 Feb. 24 McKinney QT, 66 56 46TH DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT MEMORIAL Mar'?'4 Stanford 76 56 GLENN DEWEY HOVIOUS CHEATHAM LOYD BRYAN LANHAM COOPER MGR. RODNEY . .IETER JACKIE RAY WHITE BALDOCK CHESTNUT SATTTR THT R.B. NRRRIS REST HRW. HARDWARE DANVILLE, KY. MCKINNEY, KENTUCKY mx 1 'Nm LU ,I Hx! 1 BRINBINB IHl MlMORIAl RUNNER-UP TRUPHYQ' SANTA CAME AGAIN UN UICEMBIH 27IH 1 f VJ' 1 is Q Qgin . f f' All 5 O M Ay 2 Q A A HES Efrigvn ik F1311 - at IX: ls I .mt OF nmznonsnunv mwnv mrucxv ummfs 42 3 fngmu gg HARRODSBURG KY ,111 'i.,.lJ MRS.SIAfHM S CUMMERCE PERSONNfl 1 , swf 7 . X , I 13 if -QR L and about she s ever found Mr Stafford gemlx ups l'OL1UdQ Nfmdfrl of our P s and Q s In typmg, Shorthand, bookkeeprng, too. 'if on usmmvlur Gaul fr Pool mmm HERMAN REEVES - PROP OWNE S 1 HOU5TONV1I.1.Ii, KENTUCKY R r L -lla? rirn. HAITIR BROS. GRUEIRY MEATS - FRESH 13'RUI'I'5 - YI--GFI X 1 I S COI,EIw1AN'S l AVORI'I'I' IVLOUR HBOOTILY' IIATTI-IR 8. ' 131217 SIKXE I-ORN LIBERTY, IiIfN'I'UC11iY . '- HIISHI Vllll l.H.A. .CMAKERQ -r-Q 1 Q 9 bow I R Q07 Q? K' 2 3 77 5 I 'll Q Y , 1' -4 I f? 244, we , 1 D Nfw HO JUNIOR SL SENIOR HOMEMAKERS TOP ROW, L. TO R.: June Durham, Nancy Russell, Martha Rose Martin, Mrs. Cecil Purdom, In- structor, Anna J. Gooch, Maxine Rothwell, Virginia Cummins. BOTTOM ROW: Pat Norris, Elizabeth Rigney, Shirley Baird, Viva Jones, Patsy Jeffries, Jeanette Davenport. 'La .fb--4 SOPHOMORE HOMEMAKERS TOP ROW: Charlotte Lawless, Peggy Bandy, Carol Hafley, Mrs. Purdorn, Carolyn Statom, Norma Strausbaugh, Barbara Toombs, Jean Ann Whitis. BOTTOM ROW: Jane Hailey, Lois Jones, Joanne McAllister, Rozella Carrier, Bernice Wilkinson, Alice Pemberton. OF cnlvf S' run mmf SHIRE ' W. IZ. RURAL BOTTLE GAS, FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCES LIBERTY, KY. 44 PHONE 113 LIBERTY, KY. HUSHI Vllll LPA. IST ROW: Russell Durham, Buddy Rousey, Ronald Baird, Allen Rousey, Byran Cooper, may King 2ND ROW: Buddy l-logue, J. C. Baldock, Eddie l-lovious, Earl Curtis, John Stagner, Jimmy Mc- Aninch. 3RD ROW: Junior Brown, David Kuske, Kenneth Sheene, Breen Candler, Billy Marlowe Dewey Cheatham, Jimmy McGirr, l Q IST ROW: Mr. Durham, Adviser, Rodney Jeter, Bill Maupin, Marvin Davenport, Tommy Yowell, Jackie White, Gerald Wilcher. 2ND ROW: Lo-is Hafley, Grady Sheene, Ray Baldock, Glenn Hovious, Robert Dunn, Elwood Brown, Henry Rousey, Sonny Bodner, Jimmy Kirkpatrick, Gerald Toombs, Harvey Candler. llBlRIY TIRE A ll RECAP llll. BEARD IMPHME T CU. TIRES, TUBES, ACCESSORIES INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER APPLIANCES 45 AND BUICK LIBERTY, KY. SALES AND SERVICE LIBERTY, RY. 9' Q QQ C50 , , fgnw KUV7-fx ,rf Q HST W hx? ' .fd A 'L F1 as- f 0, , , C 3 ff f Q. ,, J: O1 M A . V. x ' 'V' is ' fe f - -f . ,. 1 nw- - ' . 'Ev 11 i A vi xi' an . ' 4? W '-.X !ML:---,, J. ' 'F TJ lla? W 1 0 f,,:, H' ' ' E+ , I 1 . V K '.' R' , ' m 3, .iff J R Q n --5 -. z vw vs, .r- .,, - M Q , ' N Q .inflii I - v, ,r1.- K .V m .' 'HQ smmronn Munn: cn. mc., BHNIH HWIR M0103 '30- NEW FERC1USON'S 3O SALES - GEN. SERVICE - gl USED TRACTORS Z4 HR. WRECKER SER., FERGUSON PARTS-IMPLEMENTS O. K. USED CARS - TRUCKS 46 REPAIR WORK-CARS PHONE 2177 - 6 BOX 9 AND TRACTORS STANFORD, KY. HUSTONVILLEQPHONE SQKENTUCKY If If QL' 5 -s X2 L 3 cv' -Y B4 11' ce XA- v,0 F' 4 8 r-'V 511 -1-if - 0- x ,.,, 114 A I ' I Q W!F?' X, GD I I , fs 0 W , 3-Q f, , NRM! EASY WAY KENTUCKY F000 STURE COMPLETE FOOD SERVICE HEAR HOMEMAKERS HARMONIES OVER W. H. I. R. MON. THUR. FRI. 8:30-8:45 A. M. DANVILLECCORNER 4TH gl WALNUTJ KENTUCKY ff-J ANNIIIINIIIMINIS The HUSTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR CLASS OF 1953 announces xts play THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING fCoached by Mrs Maxrne Stafford Frr Feb 27th 7 30 p m rn the Hustonvxlle Hxgh School Audltorxum THE 1953 SENIOR CLASS OF HUSTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HUSTONVILLE KY Announces 1ts play BEANES FOR BREAKFAST fcoached by Pr1nc1pa1Cec1l Purdom on Fr1 Apr 10th 8 p m ln the Hustonvxlle Hrgh School Aud1tor1um Mrs Mlml Kent an amb1t1ous wxdow Jarel Kent her twenty year old son Peggy Kent her e1ghteen year old daughter Gerty Gollop the hlll bllly cook Uncle Podger a poor relatlon from the Ozarks Speedy Edwards Peggy s Jealous boy frrend Mlss Eudosla Speedys mrlxtant spxnster aunt. Ruth Elton Jarel's gxrl frlend Mrs Bessle Elton Ruth's nervous mother Opal Beane M1m1 s g1rlhoodfr1end and bosom Botsford Beane her meek husband Maudle Beane her dynamlc daughter Cadwallader Beane her snoblsn son Sam Shaffner Mlke Deegan Act I Act II Act III THE 1953 CHARACTERS Patsy Jeffrles Elwood Brown Betty Bamrd Dorls Land Rodney Jeter Tommy Yowell June Russell Elrzabeth Rlgney Pat Norr1s Blllye Vaught Glen Campbell Vrva Jones Glenn Hovrous CTICYTIY Sonny Bodner Gerald Toombs a televlslon salesman hrs helper About eleven o clock on a mornlng IH early September The followrng mornmg at exght thlrty A few moments after the close of Act II Place L1v1ng room of Mlmr Kent's new ranch type home mn Appledale a mldwestern town Tlme Present day SENIOR CLASS OF HUSTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL announces rts Baccalaureate Servxces on Sun , May 10th 8 p m at the Hustonvllle Chrlstlan Church Rev Paul Gay Moreland offrclatrng THE 1953 SENIOR CLASS OF HUSTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL announces lts Class N1ghtExerc1se' on Tue May 12th 8 p m at the Hustonvllle H1gh School Audxtormm D1rector IS Mrs Annle West THE 1953 SENIOR CLASS OF HUSTONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL announces Its COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES on Frlday May 15th 8 p m IU the Hustonvllle H1gh School Aud1tor1um wlth Dr Frank Rose Transylvama College Presrdent Lexmgton Kentucky offrclatlng were TOMMY YOWELL SONNY BODNER GLENN HOVI OUS BILLY MAUPIN Manager RODNEY JETER and Cheerleader BETTY JEAN BAIRD honor 1n a natlonwlde publlcatlon WHO S WHO IN AMERI CAN SCHOOLS These two students from Hustonvllle H1gh School are MISS BETTY JEAN BAIRD fValed1ctor1an and MISS ELIZ BETH ANN RIGNEY QSalutator1anj Both of these students are Hustonvrlle Grade Graduates Hustonvllle Kentucky WHIIS WHII IN AMERICAN HIGH SIIIIIHIIS Two of the semors of thls year s class were accorded HONORED SENIOR ATHLETES Srx Hustonvllle Senlors awarded honor garments th1s year lINlIlllN llIMBII1,lIll. 1.88. 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