Hustonville High School - Annual Yearbook (Hustonville, KY)

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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

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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

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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 - .