Livermore High School - Hi Times Yearbook (Livermore, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1950 volume:

,Yu fn V155 ' in , , I 3 1 , 1 1 i L.H.S HI-TI l Volume Nineteen published by the class of A 1950 Livermore High School Livermore, Kentucky We the Senior Class of 1950 con-. sider it an honor and privilege to dedicate this nineteenth edition of the L.H.S. Hi-Times to our sponsor Miss Ann Rowan Calhoun, whose encour- agement, kind support, and faithful leadership has been our greatest in- spiration. Y -V - Dear Reader: We have had fun preparing our yearbook this year, Let us tell you something about it. Taloma and Ioan got lost on the beach when they went to Porto Rico for the prophecy. Barbara Jean has had a rash of black spots, donlt be alarmed they are only india ink from her cartoon drawings. If Edwinia smelled peculiar at times, it was only rubber cement for pasting pictures. .Tudy and .Tohn L. have spots on their tongues, thick spots from talking---- Mister, buy an Ad---Please, only 520, 510, 5155, SZ.5O, not to mention the corns on their feet from tramping from place to place. Paula and Betty Lou have developed candid camera eyes. If they look at you with a gleam, it is only to imagine you on their snap-shot page. If you hear Mary Atwell muttering to herself as she goes through the halls, don't be alarmed. You would mutter too if you had to ride herd on a forgetful photographer.. When Ted and O. C. started to write the will, O. C. did not have a dad-nabbed thing he wanted to give away. Myrtle says she needs glasses, don't you think anyone who read as many of Stevenson's Familiar Quotations as she did would need something stronger than glasses '? Bonnie can sympathize with the dog with fleas, only she had money trouble, double entry bookkeeping has nothing on her, she counts on her fingers now, just as a result of yearbook finance. Ted and O. C. can now prove to Miss Hicks that they can draw a line straight or other wise, for proof see the copy for this publication. Joyce, Mary Atwell, and Barbara are going to invent a typewriter that spells for it- self, spaces mecanically, and erases automatically. We may play with our fingers and toes now, we may have rubber ceme'nt in our hair and ink under our finger nails, but we had fun. We hope you enjoy our yearbook. The Staff Z Marc! of gjoluca hon MR. H. D. THORNBERRY Chairman MR. W, T. DEVERS Vice Chairman MR, JAMES O, ARNOLD MR. D. H, HUGHART , W. S. KIDD gs H juan, MR. A. G. CRUME Superintendent MRS. MORRIS B EAUCHAMP Commerce Miss ILA REE COE Home Economics MISS ANN CALHOUN English 'MR. JED W. WALTERS Couch MISS LENORA HICKS Mathematics MISS BESS HOOVER Music 4 I SMA, MRS. ARTHUR GREENWALT Fifth Grade MISS LENORA L INDL EY Third Grade MRS. GERALD RENDER First Grade MRS. B. E. BROWN Sixth Grade MISS HELON NUCKOLS Fourth Grade MISS ETHYL MORTON ' Second Grade MRS. L. H. STEVENS Affendance Officer 5 I 4 4 I 1 i I I ss I I Q I Q 3 ,. .il eniom TED T. OWEN No gentleman should weigh over two hundred pounds. Basketball. MARY ATWELL STEVENS Argument is a gift of Nature. Glee Club. PAULA PAYNE NEVITT As merry as the day is long. Glee Club. G. C. OWEN Whena man marries, or dies, or turns Hindoo, his best friends hear no more of him. Basketball. MYRTLE SHOCKLEE To mourn a mischief that is past and gone, is the best way to draw new mischief on. Secretary of Senior Class. BETTY RIDE NOUR A Carress is better than a Career. Glee Club. I BONNIE HICKS Love like mine must have return. Treasurer of Senior Class. enior EDWINA JOHNSON Wedlock's o lane where there is no turning. Glee Club. JUDITH GlRVlN The maneatearms is the only man. Cheerleader. TALOMA CARMON Men love to wonder, and that is the seed of my science. Secretary and Treasurer Pep Club. KENNETH COBB Love is a beautiful dream. Pep Club. JOYCE MESSENGER Whose life was like the world sweet. Reporter of Senior Speech Club. JOAN VERTREES l bought it for a songfy President of Pep Club. BARBARA STOLSWORT H Winding up night with toil and days with sleep. Pep Club Reporter. JOHN L. CONRAD True he can talk and yet he is no speaker. President of Senior Class. .-us -If ' r 1 Below-e. s A on x' We-7' M Lu J J ,..... XX el'll0l 1f f Joan A V. Gwfoona Taloma I Im or 'S ci Sql - giURGE L-CENSES W, fu, f nn Q, 1 1 A l I ' N Ha A I X keg so Paula Nell L I-1 A QWKQ. ? ? 12 Judy M S at ' 9 , , Ak., Q 7 12 P Edwina Betty Lou John L. I 1 Ted fs-'Nagy IVIYI'tl.e X' :few Af?- 1-2-4. I A- J .73- I rm xc 1 wg R s womizv :ESU X ' 7--1. UM e.ag1eg1xQ? wi 'L Joyce A -A pw Barbara S, Kenneth 00 You Hunk li. I SP1 a -mm! M' Q s u I'l1 ever 103' ,a M 1- 1 I' Lice Heli Lamavr? L,fo.,,.Fe.-Y 4' 4 ' 5 1 ik W 'Q 'Jr' N--J Q 6 - -. of Malay Atwell and o. C. Bonnie 1 54-I 5? 5i5 Y1m5! fifmlffdf 'R 'I 'X' ffiiirf-. f gym 661:56 egg Q 1950 ..-.- - . . V ' ' ww ' ,329 - 1 u 'G J . ' , -. ' f, ' . -X , ,Q . -, , -, Y ,, ,vw , I I, w - .V , -FQ E, ':'. '. 1, -ei ' '- 'WI 'JS' 'tfiwsi-I' fi - 73' .n.i , '-1 .47 L' 'fig Q' ... A-W v- - .-: ' - - f'f- -wg!-f ' -. ' uw ... 5 - X' A ' 5 'f, Q . 4 F I ,.. ' 0 ...... I R A ' ' 54 wa 5169, In May, l96O, we, Taloma Jean and Joan, planned to take a short vacation trip. We decided to visit our former superintendent, Mr. C. J. Moseley, who is now living on the Island of Porto Rico. We sailed from New York harbor on a very pleasant May day and arrived a few days later to receive a very warm welcome from Mr. and Mrs. Moseley and their seven children. After we had rested and had lunch,we were invited to see a program over their ALL WORLD TELEVISION SET. First we dailed Radio City, New York, and to our surprise we saw O. C. Owen, now a famous public speaker, making public addresses daily from the R. C. A. Building. After the speech by Mr. Owen a broadcast was brought from the Stork Clubg there we saw Barbara Stolsworth appearing in a startling form of the snake dance. She didn't seem very interested in the dance but was more concerned with a rich, bald prospect on the front row. We were interrupted by a news flash, a big Eastern Airliner had crashed while trying to land, and the air hostess, Miss Betty Ridenour, was the only one not injured. We again turned the dial and heard a highly ad- vertised Hybrid Seed Corn announcement. To our astonishment John L. Con- rad, now the owner of the well-known Jim Ellis farm, was sponsoring it. Next we saw the famous Powers model, Myrtle Shocklee, showing the new slender- izing fashions created by Paula Payne Nevitt. Both Paula and Myrtle are well- known all over the world for their famous dress styles. We then picked up a small newspaper, which turned. out to be the McLean County News, sent to the Moseleys by a friend in Livermore. The first thing we read in the paper was that Mr. Kenneth Cobb and his newly acquired wife, the former Miss Anna Dean Morgan, were honeyrnooning in Cairo, Egypt. We then read that Mr. Ted Owen had recently taken the job as superintendent of Livermore High School and his wife, the former Miss Janice Crume, was teaching algebra in the same school. We turned to the advertisement page and saw where Miss Joyce Messenger was a saleslady for Buick automobilesg she is employed by her fiance, Mr. Jim Brown. Then we read where Mary Atwell Stevens was the owner of a cab company with her date bureau on the side. On another advertisement we saw that Edwina Johnson and her husband Were operating the Easy Spin-dry Laundry in Washington, D. C. Before ret1ringMr. Moseley told us that our senior sponsor, Miss Calhoun, was now an opera singer. After singing at the Metropolitan in New York, she would make a European tour at the request of the King of England. We were awakened early the next morning by a small boat which brought the mail. Mr. Moseley received a letter from another one of our class mates, Judy Girvin. telling how she had been disappointed in love and was now the owner of an,an- - 11- -i-.1 4 tn HP WRST: tique shop. She wrote all the news from Livermore saying she had recently visited the former Miss Bonnie Hicks, who married the mayor of Nuckols and is living on a small farm where she is specializing in plant life and bugs, For our future entertainrnent Mr. Moseley insisted that we visit the village fortune teller before we left the island. The fortune teller read our palms and told us that she would mail our fortunes in a letter. When We got safely home after our pleasant visit, our fortunes were waiting for us. The letter read as follows: Dear Joan: l can tell by your charming voice that you are a singerg you have been appearing as Canary with the Hot Licks Corn Fed Band, which appears in all the larger cities. May you have a successful year! And your friend Taloma is now living ona small farm near Buel with her husband. They have three little Ayers and are noted as the owners of the best breed of black angus calves in the state. DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN WE WERE FRESHMEN? 10 f- . Y. 4 u... , en iam Class Motto The more prepared, the more powerful Colors -- Red and White Flower -- Red Rose Probably Name Disposition Hobby Wants To Be Will Be Taloma Carmon jolly dating married just that Judy Girvin peppy two-tirning a Coffman left waiting Bonnie Hicks, likable Fording a Fulkerson nurse Edwina Johnson pleasing cooking a graduate mother Joyce Messenger dernure giggling Mrs. Brown baby sitter Paula Nevitt noisy talking happy hard worker Betty Ridenour unknown whistling nothing torch singer Myrtle Shocklee shocking telephoning seller of short-order farm tools cook Mary Atwell Stevens extraordinary men loved old maid ' school teacher Barbara Stolsworth diffe rent dancing journalist c omme rce teacher Joan Vertrees witty Ted somebody's hula dancer darling John L. Conrad changeable flirting big-time auctioneer , farmer Orval C. Owen stubborn drilling a cowboy street sweeper Ted T. Owen never eating lazy college starting professor Kenneth A. Cobb unpredictable going to graduated man that comes Nucl-cols around. Miss Calhoun loving grading rich married just a teacher papers woman M-. Q l l if g -mr ,.,, -4 I lfU'lLOI'5 Motto The elevator to success isn't running, take the steps. ' Flower: Yellow Rose Colors: Green and White Sponsor: Miss Lenora Hicks Class Officers President: Bradley Cook Vice President: Jackie Jenkins Secretary: Jeanne Nalley Treasurer: Bobby Girvin Lottie Bell Kassinger . Gene Sutherlin . . . Joanna Shultz: . Delbert Puckett Sue Boyken . Bradley Cook . Leslie Fitts . . . Glenda Frizzell Laura Garst . . Bobby Girvin . Delrnan Hardin . . Sue Hatfield . . Romelle Hicks . Patsy Howard . Bobby Jackson . Annetta Jarvis . Jackie Jenkins . Maxine Kimbley Althea Lloyd . . . Bennie Luttrell . . Carol Matthews. . Jeanne Nalley . Norma Phillips Reporter: Maxine Kimbley 12 4- ,, . . Kasey . . Salty . Zig Zag . Beardin . .Nettie . .A .Cookie . Burr Head . .Glenville . . .Leg . Egghead . . . Daley . . . . Susie . Barnyard Kid . . . .Pistol . Stonewall , Blondie . . .Romeo . Number 10 . .Little Bit . . . .Benito . Black Beauty . . . . .Red . . .Lee J 1 5 0,0 0I'l'l0I'Qr5 M ott o Push, pull, or get out of the way. Colors -- Blue and Gold Flower -- Goldenrod w ,J- Sponsor: Mr. Jed Walters Class Officers President: Shelby Crouch Secretary: Marvin Gonterman Vice President: Glen Underwood ' Treasurer: Bevarly Atherton .- Name V Bevarly Atherton Gilbert Bennett Jackie Boyken Shelby Crouch Wayne Everly Floyd Frashure Marvin Gonterman Gary Hurnphrey Jewell Miles Everette Scott Glen Underwood Winnie Brown Ritta Coffman Janice Crume 'Greta Greenwalt Jean Hicks Shirley Hillard Reba Rose Hughart Wanda Jones Barbara Sutherlin Reporter: Wayne Everly CLASS ROLL Wants To Be crooner baseball player Greta's husband handsome professor farmer boxer basketball player grocery boy basketball player soldier math teacher housewife an Owen somebody's darling a Gilmore old maid a Stevens a Gonterman a toe dancer 13 . ...L , Probably win Be street cleaner bat boy bear hunter a school teacher basketball coach just that henpecked husband Nelda 's ideal husband bell boy water boy l ' lVIama's baby ' a Morris baby sitter cheerleader nurse a farmerette an Atherton , old maid - model house wife jl Q5Al'l'lQIfl Motto With the ropes of the past we shall ring the bells of the future. Flower -- Red Rose ' Colors -- Red and White Sponsor: Mrs. Morris Beauchamp Class Officers President: Joan Jolly Secretary: Ruth Garst Vice President: Preston King Treasurer: Betty Lynn Brown Reporter: Betty Sue Basharn CLASS ROLL FIRST ROW: Quay Coffman, Reba Atherton, Ruth Garst, Lavada Jean Baldwin, Betty Lou Holder, Charles Lloyd, Mary Lou Buchanan, Beverly Hamilton, Euriba Wood. SECOND ROW: Billy Lacefield, Paschal Owen, Joan Jolly, Anna Mae Townsley, Nelda Faye Holder, Betty Lynn Brown, Anna Sue Davenport, Phillip Durham. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Morris Beauchamp, Ronald Shocklee, Jack Payne, Betty Sue Basham, Jackie Basham, Vernon Austin, Russel Morris, Gary Bell, Jay Sutherlin. 14 agar grade Motto: To make the best better. Flower: Golden Poppy Colors: Gold and Black Sponsor: Mr. A. G. Crtucne Class Officers President: Janie Brashear Vice President: Sam Durham Secretary 8: Treasurer: Shirley Stogner Reporter: Betty Jane Hurnphrey Class Roll Strong Point Weak Point Lowell Hines snakes coming to school Wendell Shocklee science good grades Barbara Hazelip boys courting green cars Me lvinia Fie ldin Utica ' studying Nettie Nalley making A's talking Betty Humphrey showing off being a lady Doris Dickerson giggling math Anna Ford fus sing singing Jerry Bell Toni Calhoun girls Wayne Nickols arguing losing Doris Boyken being late playing ball Iora Brown Underwood we wonder Shirley Stogner shapely legs eating Mary Wright Chambers being right handed Doris McKinley teasing history Walter Ford talking girls William Devers running movie projector sucking finger Shirley Prindle Buddy minding Norma Ridenour being a red head Willis Ruth Price going to movies Sutherlin C. R. Willis acting cute behaving Billy Frizzell laziness acting smart Jimmie Chenault curly hair Morris Theron Owen women spelling Jack Fitts being noisy judge Janie Brashear dieting chasing men Sam Durham basketball lessons Harold Cook country home driying Mr. Crume making speeches 15 f-1' giving A's .SZUMA Qu Q Motto There is no place for a man coming down the ladder of success. Colors-- Yellow and Black Flower -- Yellow Rose Sponsor: Miss lla Ree Coe Class Officers President: Jimmy Howard Vice President: Janie Willis Secretary: Beverly Brown Treasurer: Willidine Snyder Reporter: Linda Brown Song Leader: Dona Coffman Fire Chief: Charles Hardin Cheer Leaders: Jane Willis, Willidine Synder, Dona Coffman CLASS ROLL AND NICKNAMES FIRST ROW: Peggy Vertrees fPegIeYli Naomi Nalley CSketterIp Jewell Davis Uudyii Roy Ford Bell fFordielg Donald Nickols fRiIIyjf Jerry Wiggington fJ.D.lg Dannie Downs fpeabodyli Joline Morris Uol. SECOND ROW: Dona Jean Coffman Uinkslp Beverly Brown fFat Stufflp Opal Jane Willis Uanieip Willidine Snyder CDiIIa Willlp Odell Rickard fMonsyl: Billy FrizzeIIfFrizzIe1'aIel5 Bobby Baldwin fBaby Boyl. THIRD ROW: Ora May Williams fMaeD1 Bonnie Bingham QBIondieI1 Lou Ann Eaton fAnniel5 Jenith Basham f.JennYli Jerry Jenkins KBuckIp Bennie Quigg fBeniamin Franklinlg Ernest Hardin fErnie Pilel. FOURTH ROW: Betty Ann Gray Cpepperli Nadean Town- sley fDoIIislp Linda Brown ILu Lulp Franklin Morris CBuddyIi Miss Coe fSponsorl. FIFTH ROW: Ella Jean Humphery CDutchJp Charles Hardin CHard Tackjg James Howard Uimmylg Donald Ford fDonnieIp Martha Shultz fSucyI. 16 m ,W , , ...M , OZILLIQCA QOOITI, Many of our activities either begin or end in our lunch room. Mrs. Ernest Kirtley and Mrs. John Crouch, the lunch room matrons, are responsible for feeding our hungry boys and girls. Liwegaf CM We have a baseball team we are proud of. MYW , . Qs 'i i 77' is ' dr' g I W O Q ,rf O ' . Q mf . Q' lx . .. 9 Q7 .L 3744: Mr. Crume in his Miss Hicks OffiCe R' fRedJ ,Q ,fe Mrs. Render at home. e us. 50 years from now, on a date e lf Mr. W it Iviiss Morton X Moniiairl-ioollin and her Partner- -N Xl H g' ship car. S X 4 or ff J V 2 'ESS Nuckols , . NX y Miss Lindley A giving rumba lessons. MTS- Greenwalt in class. ff QCII ar-foonri 477 f C 61 f I X X i 1 Miss Coe A 'U J 2741 v .., - '- if-he V' ' ' '1' Of' I: ,fp Mrs. Brown ls i 3 fx' keeping her figure. Mrs. Stevens---Big time i -fa UAH' W operator. .h . Mini sf ' M X '19 M H N a . , IB' 4 f 1 g ., I N 0 x X p 1 I QMTS- Bea'-1ChaTf1P going to Bess Hoover Miss Calhoiin - ' th b . , , .SMA Qin Q FlRST ROW: Boyken, Garst, Girvin, Ridenour, Wells, Trimble, Brown, McPherson, Davis, Bell, Miles, Dickerson, Callahan. SECOND RCW: Greenwalt, Bolton, Humphrey, Whobrey, Shocklee, A. Bortimus, Gonterman, Frasure, K. Ridenour, Chenault, Williams, H. Bartimus. THIRD ROW: Henninger, Whitaker, Carman, Thomas, Caudle, Price, Hines, Crume, Rowan, Austin, Kassinger. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Brown. jihl, Qmle FIRST ROW: Genirose Thomas, Mary Jane Ford, Jane Brown, Vernon Fulkerson, Sue McPherson, Judith Miller, Alice Faye Bennett, Betty Ann Downs, Betty Sue Lloyd, Wanda Havener, Lois Holder, Larry Joe Dickerson. SECOND ROW: Ralph Ellis Lloyd, Hettie Sue Rowan, Jerry Wil- loughby, Eldon Eaton, Marcus Bobo, Lester Humphrey, Richie Davis, Shirley Johnson, Tommy Frizzel, Carie Ann Bolton. THIRD ROW: Susan Brown, Carol Ray Cook, Savanah Long, Anna Sue Willis, Myrlene Jolly, Richard Hacker, Hubbard Hicks, Render Trimble, Collen Townsley. FOURTH ROW: Mickey James, Tommy Price, Charles Hudson, Allen Davis, Joe Ford, Evelyn Atkinson, Billy Ross, Jarrell Bivens, Billy Ray Taylor, Mrs. Arthur Greenwalt. A xzsmzwlmw :mei-M-wnseziimswssmsswgwefimiigssszzwwifiireewmwmmmm. ewlml!Inm ,,,,,,,,1 if-pi . sg'- , vf.4.jj,vRA 3 OLLIJA QPCLLJQ FIRST ROW: Mary Cecil Jarvis, Ruby Garst, Betty Ann Frizzel, Brenda Whitaker, Lola Jean Stogner, Melanie Frizzel, David Randfzll Rickard, Carolyn Ann Batsel, Dora Messenger, Gwyne Trimble, Phyllis Lou Garner, Lola Mae Bivens. SECOND ROW: Larry Bell, Chester Humphrey, Betsy Ann Ross, Phyllis Ann Shocklee, Patsy Ann Carmon, Bertha Ann Patrick, Carol Frances Davis, Terry Willoughby, Elorance Della Hutchins, Linda Jane Basham. THIRD ROW:Miss Helon Nuckols, Jerry Caudel, Robert Johnson, Jewell Lee Daugherty, Morton Dean Kassinger, Char- lotte Payne Greenwalt, Janice Caudel, Billy Egry, Jimmy Gray, Willard Long, Freddie Thomas Wright. f7Aircl Qu e FIRST ROW: Gerald Mayfield, Bobby Morris, Don Willoughby, Winfred Davis, Eva Mae Emery, Jennith Boyken, Bennie Ray James, Shirley Bobo, Anna Pearl Austin, Brenda Donohoo, Patricia Storms, Nancy Holder. SECOND ROW: Jimmie Brown, Kenneth Atkinson, Roy Townsley, Raymond Tichenor, Charles Johnson, E.W. Greenwalt, Larry Miller, Wayman Frazier, Hettie Eaton, Betty Colburn, Harold Humphrey, Judy Brown, Jayne Boyken, Linda Sue Crowe. THIRD ROW: Barry Brown, Robert Reed, Ronald Gillette, Billy Taylor, Charles Buchannon, Jimmie Downs, Jimmie L. Turner, Linda Shultz, Dorothy Whitaker, Coleta Williams, Lenora Lindley. QCOFLCJ QPQJQ FIRST ROW: Sue Chenault, John Gray, Billy Hudson, Robert Humphrey, Sharon Sutherlin, Wanda Frasure, Eugene Harding, James Bolton, Sherrell Ballinger, Glenna Shocklee, Conrad Trimble, Dorothy English,Carondolet Baird. SECOND ROW: Bobby Bradshaw, Hilton Shocklee, Janet Ashby, Eveline Thomas, Dorothy Davis, David Rightmeyer, Carol Boyken, Ruby Hicks, Sherline Daniels, Phyllis Graham, Jean Grasham. THIRD ROW: Miss Morton, Shirley Evans, Betty Ar- nold, Glenn Ford, Ruth Ann Ford, Larry Bell, Randy Brown, Darrell Taylor Greenwalt, Leon Wilson, Melton Frizzell. i J 3125! QTL 8 FIRST ROW: Joy Brown, Milburn Frizzel, Donna Henninger, Linda Davis, Ruth Troutman, Wil- liai'nWright, Rebecca Willoughby, Anita Vertrees, Linda Daniels, Sharon Brown, Diana Boyd, Carrol Humphrey, J.R. Greenwalt. SECOND ROW: Bessie Bartimus, Sue Withrow, W.E. Hicks, Patsy Frizzel, Hugh Ridenour, Bobby Epley, Billy Wallace, Ronald Boyken, Johnny Hocker, Larry Chenault, Larry Hardison, Dennis Austin. THIRD RCW: Harmon Bobo, Hubert Boyken, Michale Good, Norma Swentner, Ethyl Taylor, Linda Puckett, Pamela Baird, Brenda Storm, Ruby Morgan, Everett Taylor, Charles Wells. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Lloyd, Cleta English, Edd Taylor, BrenclaDavis, Ronald Caudel, Billy Williams, Terry Epley, Peggy Hamilton, FredCrowe, Steven Ashley, Mary Jane Tichenor, Judy Dickerson, Rose James, Tommy Young, Mrs. Gerald Render. 37 , Y 1 Y V ?r f . , F 5 5 5 9 F, S 5 ! ji! 1 :V V if V Y' V ' f Ev - er keep the Goal of life in F01 - low! F01 - low! F01 - lowwhere-so-e'er the pat11s of 5 th t 3 gig' E 4 E E 15 1 . ...J L if . e eww ' Im-mo eg - fzBASS SOLO 1 VVhen the .fz som! VY R01 z ,Z fx :sb ear nest1Andthe grave is not its goal! 'ol' Giga 6 ML fx of the soul! jf V F01 F Vxsl' lowl. A Fo! - lgwl We . -'-H31 0 - - H ' ' I . - nr rZwagd1 n wir! ne f1ght1 Forward! Forward 1 Forward forthe right! 1 ' k - F p,, .-renr 9.4-n..v-PQ !,1, - m'1y::e' .glnior .S?aeecA V jufure .jwlomemagem of America ..-...,, and galil? 4-JU CLA ,H , , .-.,.., Salty Annetta 5 Ill! f Q of 'fm' I I 1 'C .Q 7 ' J I Kg h n 1 X .L X Oh, YOu can N-ffm' ditch Hoover for one night. C- -,,, ,Q C General ' Gresham ,A , A 1' Bobby Girvin A 9, Donald Gilbert Going to Nuchols ,dw Nichols Bennett ' 'f' S.. C3 ' E 2, Tuny Owen 4 K ,e b -V 15 ' In f 'Wm D - A 3 4 .f iff. gegxgggfggglgsmfjy-WI, V f J- ' - ,P 5 j' all X ,D D gl ji 009 O 0 N ?Z1f5'f5551eQs??l- ':kf!8ff'5'xE-T11--7 ' I Patsy Howard D , , ' an -4- ,fe-We E , ff J ST' At a ballgame. -'EZSSL Qq.H'-FKS ' f fig : D A L . A X2 11 D e- if A ' I 1 Tau Tales f fjfff I 1 ,V 'f f Shlrleyg Hillard ' ,yi Up in the clouds . ,I U l ' A' '1 ' If X 0 9 - I I by N N' f, 0' X - 'X Xe S! 5 i . Z' ' 'X 'Q if' 'eq ' 1' Z -- '. yi, J b M JW 'fl J Yvffuff if Sig' 5 1 ., ' 1 Z Phllllp Durham 7 Les Fists ik 0 gg A fi? Dixie -f 1 Gonterman , I-ffl ff, X . i-. s . ' y 7 k' Xu L . ,--':6'f'Z- -r X r ' I x XWXX I-I4 5,,!::-ya I' MPN' r ,J .f Gm W Maxine 4- - fer' Hginvhfiv d Kirnbley ,K 1- ff ' ese ir s ' , f ' T-?.-ear' think I'm a ' 'D ' tree. V l' J , Big Time Operator 1915? -'. D SA K C f D ' ' C 00 Cll' OOILJ A Oh Dear! I forgot what - was so funny. ' . Q is i ,,.e:. We 1 ai ar S' It 0'-N QQ? 55,1- .gain ,jf,1s,,,.f '+. fund cfvaafory J Q. - v . I .sf if ., vqynwg 7.1. I ' fa'+.,5 - . 1 ... ,., I ug.. ,.-'-, . j 1 -1.-L-.. ,'1f'. s .afs'fEif 5iG3r ' ' E . .. - r . W , - ' . X '-g'Hf1f ...-nr. 'in . .r2' f' ' 'XG' '- s . was-..g-Q - -' . - V9 f:::M+2 4 , '-' Q 5'-'Pl-E: AS' psf -4 . ' .-.Q-411, f! ' 9? ' r - -11 Efifi N l Wx. , 'I ln September of 1946, twenty-nine ambitous green freshmen entered the doors of L.H.S. with Mr. C. J. Moseley as our sponsor. We helped the sopho- mores to put on a very successful Christmas program. During the year .Toe Frasure quit school. We joined in all the clubs and had a very pleasant year. The following Spetember, twenty-five of the band returned as the silly sophomores with Mr. Walter Chapman, the new coach, as our sponsor. Three of our boys, Raymond Barnett, Douglas Hicks and Maurice Smith. did not join our class again. In October Billy Garrett moved to Evansville to enter school. At the beginning of the last semester John L. Conrad came from Calhoun School to join our class. Marylois Shocklee and Doris Woosley left our class and married. Barbara Morris moved to Birmingham, Alabama. Barbara Friz- zell and Londa Scott quit school. , Back to the halls again in '48, nineteen of us resumed our journey as jolly juniors. Miss Ann Rowan Calhoun was our sponsor. Bobby Thomas, Doris Patrick and Atta Vincent did not start with us. Kenneth Cobb, who served in the army for fourteen months, joined our class. Laquita Boyken and Londa Scott started to school again and joined our class, later they and Carol Matthews quit school. Earlene Willis moved to Evansville to enter school. On April 8, 1949, we presented our junior play By Any Other Name, which was a huge success. Our four junior boys with the help of three eighth grade boys won the class basketball tournament. Our class sold magazines and the money we earned was to be used in buying a motion picture machine or a tape recording machine. In May we ordered our class rings and pins. We helped the seniors with their class night program. Again, and for the last time, we entered L.H.S. in September of 1949.There were only fifteen of us this time. four boys and eleven girls. On the thirteenth of September our rings and pins came. We really felt like seniors then. We decided to start on our annual early, so we could have it published before school was out. The first week in October we ordered our calling cards and invitations. In November we began to work very industriously on our annual. Our last in- stallment was sent off the last week of February. 26 Y., M. ,., . ....4.m....-.. , . ...s I. '9 v 44' ' .J If 5 B '7 e.' . . -. 44 ' Y .- X 53 32 b A A. ,,. , V' . w -,.- :H qui., .jr - s, 5. vm +fiQ ..'- I LJ. -4. V . ..q., , Eh, guy 'qi' 1. '. .. J A, K4-Q. . . . ,, ,h Ap- i -umpx , ., ' 'e ff ' - - - 3.34. C7 aa K ' 'u . -. a a 1 , 1 gud We, the Class of Nineteen hundred Fifty, being of sound mind and memory, write, publish, and declare this our last will and testament in manner and form as follows: We, the Senior Class, will our row of seats known as Senior Row to the Junior Class I, Myrtle Shocklee, give my ability to date Jim Hicks to Winnie Bell Brown. I, Betty Lou Ridenour, will my ability to go with Jackie Jenkins to Glenda Frizzell. I, Bonnie Hicks, will my quiet ways to Shirley Hillard. I, Mary Atwell Stevens, will my man-chasing car to Betty Lynn Brown. I, Joyce Messenger, will my blushing ways to Patsy Howard. I, Barbara Jean Stolsworth, will my slim figure to Shirley Stogner. I, Judy Girvin, will my ability to talk a grade out of the teachers to Jack Fitts. I, Taloma Jean Carmon, will my ability to get engaged to Janice Crume. I, Paula Nevitt, will my nice manners to Cullen Everly. I, Edwina Johnson, will my noisy ways to Janie Brashear. I, Joan Vertrees, will my ability to play the piano to Annetta Jarvis. I, Kenny Cobb, will my basketball playing ability to Bennie Luttrell. I, O. C. Owen, will my ability to date Mary Atwell Stevens to Gary Hum- phrey. I, John L. Conrad, will my ability to date Maxine Kimbley to every boy in town. I, Ted Owen, will my fast ways to Cousin Theron Owen. I, Ann Calhoun, will the sponsorship of the senior class to Mrs. Beauchamp. In witness whereof we have set the signature of the Class,of Nineteen hun- dred Fifty. Z7 This picture shows the junior class as they took part in the class night exercises last year. CC 7? gg fly OMG! Clin? A Comedy in three Acts By Permission Samuel French Presented by Livermore High School JUNIOR CLASS 1949 Cast: Clotille Brown ......... . Judith Girvin A typical negro maid Parrie Moore ........ . Taloma Carman An adolescent girl Natalie Moore ....... . Barbara Stolsworth A business woman Lonnie Mansfield ...... . .O. C. Owen An adolescent boy Mrs. Patrick ........ .Mary A. Stevens The village gossip John Trent ........ . . Ted Owen A Sergeant Olive Patrick ........ . Joan Vertrees Mrs. Patrick's child Sgt. Smily Mack ....... . .Tohn L. Conrad . Tough top sergeant It was one of the best junior plays given in Livermore High School. We are still hearing people say how much they enjoyed the play. Q , 2 8 Z.: I 3i.!bXgVQa3,Ry I ' 'Z f X 1-zu, 'L 4' F' fe ' . A ' 3 ' tb f 1 xg X Nw mm . 1 I I fi iff l ' ' 3 1' 2 X I Janice W Q 2. i fy we Crume 'N i ll., fl J.. ' , ! !,L 4 N Betty Jean Anetta Maxine 1 Brown Nalley Jarvis Kemberly 5 Cullin 4 NE EVe1'1eY Genius Asleep! ' Romeo Jenkins sg .Il . ,. . Y, lf r X09 f Q g o G . X l 7 0 , , 41 9 1 ' , 5 C O . .J X Benny Norma I did so see you look at V another girl!! Jimmie Howard in Miss Hick's room. Shelby Crouch 6' 4' 4 o., ,Sc 00 , .-. NP 4 1 '- J ' -Q J sl-H 1 C . s,4:',!. y - I V Charles Delmin Jackie Q' Q Llyod Hardin Boyken , 2 . ' ' ' 'R ail' gtk' ,Q-QM ' Beverly Brown , ez ' Y! 9 I 4 ,Y I! , 14 if W o : QL, Ilya! I ' 5 . MXPX fi '7f':,, sg, 4 '!f! Q1!'!f!!ne Queen for a Day I ' lm, hilfflgi ,ff j fJoanna Shultz! N 1 Q' 'fkgmlfi ii . A I - .J I 1 ' Pascal Owen i Althea Mae Llygd Business Section to open to get their Drugstore Corner A Patsy on a Pole fortune. 3 Efti1fElR ld'i.'7- A ' Starts in McLean Co Waiting for the bank Crosses Ohlo CO' ends in McLean Co. Senior Beautie s Stay in your own back yard, Judy Is the water cold? River secene So this is the way St. Charles Old swirnming Hole you attend class! Courtin' in the graveyard i Snow Birds Two-timer Bonnie's Boyfriend Pie -face Hasn't grown Favorites of L.H.S. much Is that .Tanice in the window? ? Crazy senior boys Shame on you, Lou Lou Senior Loafers Bathing Beauty of You'11 get your feet wet. Schoo1's out- Let's L--... .. ,.-1,,x Y 5 . - 4- i . ,,, ive rmore aren f-EZCLCAW ridociafion One of the organizations which always supports the school to the fullest extent is the P T A. This year the officers are president, Mrs. H. S. Thomasg vice-president, Mrs. Roy Ridenourg secretary, Mrs. C. E. Everlyg treasurer, Mrs. C. E.. Stolsworth. This year we failed to get a picture of another supporter, the Livermore Woman's Club. One of the aims of the club is to help young people in some way. The club this year gave the Glee Club some money for music. We should like to take this opportunity to say Thank You . The officers are president, Mrs. H. D. Thornberryg vice-president, Mrs. K. J. Meyerg secretary, Mrs. M.W. Vertreesg treasurer, Mrs. C.E. Everlyg corresponding secretary, Mrs. W. G. Carmon. Everyone knows the work of the Livermore Chamber of Commerce. There is no reason for our listing that work here. The annual staffwishes to express their appreciation for the help given to us in publishing this yearbook. 31 ...,,.,.i....,, .. . ,,,,...Q.,im , ,-,. .SZAOOK CGLHCJQP September 6, School Opened September 13, Class rings and pins arrived October 3, Annual man came to sign a contract with us. October 8, Invitations were ordered. October 14, Elected cheerleaders, Janice Crume and Ruth Garst October 21, November ll November 15 November 15 November 24 December 22 25, Second District Teacher's Meeting .Tunior Play, Springtime for Suzie Calling cards arrived Basketball season opened ', Thanksgiving Holidays Glee Club sang over radio station WOMI December 22 January 2, Christmas Holidays .Tanuary 21, County Tournament fWe beat Calhounlll January 21, Won runners-up trophy in county tournament February 14, Invitations came February 24, Ball -season ended February 28-March 4, District Tournament QDrew Calhoun Again, March 25, Speech Festival at Henderson. March 31-April 1, Music Festival at Madisonville. April 7, Senior Play April 12-13-14. K. E. A May 14, Baccalaureate Service May 16, Class Night Exercise May 18, Graduation 32 .,a,.......- .,, -. N. .,.Y ,.,.,.,.,.v...,..,., LIVERMORE '15 WHITESVILLE 46 By BARBARA STALSWORTH Livermore, Ky.-The Livermore High Yellowjackets pulled away in the final quarters to beat the Whitesville high Wildcats, '15 to 46, at the Livermore high school gym- nasium, Friday night. Whitesville got off to an early lead and as the first quarter ended the 'Cats were in front of a 10 to 8 count. Coach Jed Walters' Jackets took over the lead soon after the second period opened and at the halfway mark were leading, 29 to 21. The Waltersmen got hot in e third quarter and fairly made he nets sizzle as they counted 28 points while holdmg the Wildcats to seven digits Livermore used most of its re serves in the final period who were able to hold the visitors on even terms Benny Luttrell Livermore guard with eight field baskets and three throws good for 19 points paced the winners closely followed by Ted Owen Jackets forward wit eight field goals and two fre tosses for 18 points Bradley Co l I LIVERMORE 40 5 CROMWELL 38 I By BARBARA - I Livermore, Ky lters' Livermore . ets finished f l Cromwell high there. Friday and Ben Lutt Jacket's poi ' - ore Jackets To A 0 ener 1 Sebre I p h Crolh 6 The Sa 'Vw we C1-a sr meh ,L 34 wa- LIVERMORE 59 LEWISPORT 49 By HARRY EMMICK Lewisport, Ky. - The visiting! Livermore Yellowjackets defeatedg the Lewisport high quint, 59 to 49, 5 here Tuesday night. The contesti ' s tied up at 1.9-19 in the first but the Jackets moved ' the half ended. Liv- ' s margin to 48- Westerfiel 5' to 34 A the visitor Ufic men 4 ot under . throughout L a 0 T points ew 3 e center ' - 1' 9 Y . ' - The L B SP0 points on Y from the ea Ver 'rt 5 7 two free , ' GI' ' 3 rds topped ! Liver B eellvll ts followed Tuesd C eeqh 16 Liver Q Ted v 11201, fo C 9012 D G .B 1 B Sec 11 B Whlte G1-0 a SVU C1-a Ie Bl. 'he U 1 1'o Ca1hIh ' 11 Ca A GW 1 CALHOUN 47 Bea V Sport LIVERMORE 36 By BARBARA STALSWO Livermore Ky The C high Bulldogs had to battle final whistle 1n beating tn more high Yellowiackets here Friday night A crowd filled the Livermore high school gymnasium witnessed the contest The Calhoun B qumt won from the Livermoie B team 26 to 2 Calhoun f FT PF T Baggett f Frank Cox f James Bate ,Bobby Hanslr-id. g wBobby Tomas, n l Emaaienon-511115 f Tanner f ,L:.....- , ,-.. ... ,.,.,1.,,Q.,,., ,. , , 61- Da Iv 11701- Ou S1116 Ilto rve forward nal fouls were 22 against Liv inst Lewisport reserves edged erves 26 to 20 o f P vet e f leton f ettstam c e Ldwards g 6 T1 rn? 01' TOD 42 Ihent The 2 C3111 the Biemen S Ou Coniad of the loc 610,61 wirmeis with 111119 point 1276 of the Bremen reserves also co I7 0 ed nine points for his team L 5' Bremen FG FT PF TP count Wilkins f Spar ks f 2 Humphi ey 9 43 games two years The 1949 50 Llveim Nov la Sebree, home Hagan I les Dunc 1 2 Go men t Roberts 1 otals C ole at en of peiiods iverm 1 19 4 ewi 19 9 '?,6fElSES Ros Settles and Bob! aswell of Owensboio ' th 201 .Dang 36 5' , . ' t Q D - G 4,9 44 , . ' . . . V T Ve ' ,lB' 58 537 . '. D' ., . 1 11 3 35 9 - l ,S . Ve 33 65 ' FG FT PF TPm , 1 - 45 54 n. 2 3 2 it ' ..... 2 I , ' . 51 36 Q . .. 9 2 2 20? . Ct' It 75 36 ,gms 5 gig' ' , 31 57 .,... 3 1 1 'I ' . e . , -.. 2 0 5 4 had 15 points, and Beverly Ath L Olin 40 43 ind? Q 0 0 0 O .fn 10 I ' 45 45 1 . ..,... 0 0 0 0 26 'z 22 59 47 463 - FG FT FTP ., 1, .... 2 3 5 '1 1 - fb . 535 554 , .... 1 1 3 3 - -- 1 ' .. 1 2 5 ' L' C 9 3 417, ' ' ' .'- ' e fy 43 51 Q .. 4 5 5 13g , , - 1 6 1,12 47 f . 5 ,1 2 0 4i v , - 4 . 1- ,g ..,. o 0 0 0 ' . . 11 a 649 . ', , ' ,... 0 0 1 ol - . V ' t ., Q 0 6 .p .... V ,. .. 11 15: 20 49 ' ' FC' 25 . 4 ' - 11 ju. 1,-5 f ,.... 3 48 592 y 5 2 1 12x - . - 1 -- . t 40 sg:er1.:....Y .... 2 38 49g ' , ..,... 1 1 0 as g A ', f ' ' . 1 3' C 5 3,13l . . v 'v. , ' -1---- . ---- 0323 T' 'i . - 0 Q ' 1 -rg, 2 c . - 4. .0 Greenmg JLQTL LLL4' i- 3 at 53 UTM' fiiai, 'gk f .QE ' .,,. V Girlz , Q. Q' vwffm '. .. 5 ' ' .gf X E I 4 4 ! 1 L a ww 1 ! I 6 1 4 .. 'Lf ' 3 'ff 5 1 Norma Rome Ile ' Annetta Ruth Betty Jane TX, The girls of L. H. S. organized a softball team this year. We played just a few games but we did have fun. 35 .Tanice rd 4 s 'i 2'5- Anna Mae Xxxllf I A Ioan Gut PEP CLUB OF L. H. S. CHEER LEADERS OF L. H. S 36 QQQ ' Q, 6,3 . 4, Y 60 Ethyl Grable's Legs . W Recess time School-S out Luxe up Diane and Darrell The il, - ,g B I Head Paratrooper 9 ,T 5 s T iii Ann and the boys , V in N , Teacher won't let us l si 1 ithth b First Grade Beauties 2, ty x P ay W e CYS V' as Aren' ur , A gif. dresses I 1 ' t 1 Q ' , C9 .323 -wx , it, .Ted's girls Funny-book fans Mi' md: E' ' J Q ',' ai P' C-hipi-QOHR hi cb and K .9 '80- Water-water l e lf' 01' 16d 01.8 Su? ' B-T.0 s ,, ,Snap Going honqe e , L-one Som Suckers? Play time Home R Q11 Look! Ronald HaPPY No Sleep Last Night The so-called serlior men Over the Plate Water Duck! Seeing double -- 'x'fwgj21v 'f f ' V: ?, ?1Qq',i if -If,frf125ffli5T'Lje1f1: , l 'ZIf es W siffgfl- -. 2, ' ,f ' V- Q. if I f - f yi , ' ' 1353 ,lvfl h iw Ae 'I , ' . . we g,.,H 5. ig 4 5,Mm7M1mWMlwnmmAN.m.m,,W.,ir ., ,f,?Km1r.sg ,,2,, . -:N-.AAA .. Pose pretty now Hoodulms Chewing Tobacco? 'ik ' IV' . , A, 1 . V Q 1 'evans . ff, If to ' ew -Lovers The Old Green Rlver Younger Generation -K 44:2 - 'o ' ' in Brown Monke s ,.,f . + - -kL,'f ,, AJ If fg,,z,3, ,Q , QM , -' K' C, 1, 1, 4 kn L' A' gli lv , biifi Y 'Ii . .,- A . ..v ,,,. A ' ww. Q , f K 5' ' Dlgnlfled? ? ? Ji 5, Q W . 7 , E! ' .- 9' . ------ Q b Need a street cleaner How Cute! ,f tyt ' '-----' . Leap frog 'Y W ate 01-jf Going boat L P Nature's Pretty Scenes C Y H O I Casey K C V C E E Y B C 0 0 R s 45 Nosey Rosey Whe1-e'5 West? riding together? poor Camera- Caught' Jeff mutt Hoboes -- Glee club 1949 Heavy Weight Jean-NE C ' A . rg, W ,-a 38 C R A Z Y C ity Water Man it -? C .,,,, ,, ,f , X ,,, 2, x , :wx .n , L ,A N Aint 9' ' 1... K f'y,,,g':,5f K , :ff 'V we f Z1 1 Baby Joyce cwafgf Date bait Ike ' s baby 1451 Tb 152- Q K If ay Q r if E A 3 W is QS?llleefA2aI'f5 . p 5 River at Highest Point-1950 Taylor Home ' 'ag.::j,n:,1a:.:,-gms:-ff YM, ,fx ' - ,- -4 K ' Livermore Bridge Two weeks before Christmas the river be- gan to rise. The water came creeping higher and higher. People living in the low-lands were forced to leave their homes in January. The Red Cross Disaster Squad came to help those people caught by the wa- ter. The chair factories forced to close down. The men worked their last day on Ian- uary 12. The water is falling slowly today, February Z4. These pictures show only a few of the streets and homes which were in the flood waters. Were Green Home Buchanan' s Grocery Green River Hotel L and N train crossing np pp G i f srno ij 'V' r p yy M kl . -Q ,. v w faw i Railroad Bridge Green River Chair Company 40 Charles Street ,W ., ,WE 66 3 ,, Ae l L ey ree J M 'li ' er ,cf '- E Q QS , sa XX , 65, Xi RSV wg X Sys. ,. 1 , f if x Z' 6 f s is J ff ' Q' ff 1 X fini ' X 'vii - , N ' X i slvk L yf 'av 1 Q Iqv emi ' :WMM Il? 5 1 , w I f RTS?--if . N I A zi' 1 I ., The funniest thing in the World, First they're here, an nen they re I know, Is watchin' the monkeys 'at's in the An' ist a 'most any an ever where showlf- Screechin' an' scratchln wherever they Iumpin' an' runnin' an' racin' roun 'Way up the top o' the treeg nen A down! ,,,,J,,, swim-agmxl ..u5,,is4,1-f.,,,.,.4i,,.,,hm ML, A Ak They're the funniest thing in the world, I know! -fx-A'Ka4XX'f,i:2 i-ZEN -ffiffxf K xf - :4Xil': 7'1 JNNXX-fx:4'XE5XN fXx4-x4fQ-,X'x-5.5 s .Q X.f kffvxvvfcfsfffsa -,fX!s.fXfXfxfX ff5Jf'Q v'fRX,ffE A BXXXNXX 1 'X Nf fNwA .fxfxxxfxfxfxf J-Vx!- 4lfs o r5 'x'fQf+7ol XfX!' . .fx.fxfxfN.f'xfxf ,fxfxfxfxfxfxf fVN XfNAf .!X.fXf'X!N.!'N!X., ,fXZX.f'XZXfX.fY .f .!X.!XfX!'X!N.fN ,fX!'N.l'XfXfX!'x .!X!Xfx!'NfXf' ,XXJNJXJXXXI f .fxfxfxfxfxf .!'xfXl'XfXf'X! fxf .fxxxfxfxfxf ,fxfxfxfxfxf .xxfxfxfxfxf v vv .XXZXZXIXXXZN .fxfxofxfxh .fxfX!X.!'x!X.fX .XXJXINIXIXIX XXZXIXXXXXXX, ..fX!X!'XfX!'X!X.f Jxfxfxfxfxfx, xrfxfxf'i'f v .fxf' ,fxfxfxfxfxfxf .fxfxfxfxfxfxf Jxfxfxfxfxfxf- .xxfxfxfxfxfxf f- .fxfxfxfxfxfxf f fX! ,xxfX.fXfN.fXfxf .fxxxfxfxfxfx., fQXf .ZXXXZNXXXXXX fX ,fXZ .fxfxfxfxfxf ,fT .xxfxfxfxfxf .fxfxfxfxfxf Jxfxxxfxfx, Jxfxfxfxfx, Jxfxfxfxxx, ,f3.fYX-XTYX1 .fxxxfxfxfxf f .fxfxfxfxfxf vv ,XXXXXXZXZXIX vvx .,fxfxfxfxx'x.fx.f .fxfxfxfxfxxxf .fxfxfxfxfxfxf .xxxxfxfxfxfxf .fxfxfxxxfxfxf .fxfxxxfxfxfxfo .fxfxfxfxfxfxf .fxfxfxfxfxfxfx .fxfxfxfxfxfxfx .fxxxfxfxfxfxf .fxfxfxfxfxfxf .fx.fx.fxfxfx.fxf JXZXZXIXXXJXI .fxfxfxfxfxfxf .f'X.fX.!X!X.!'X.!X.. .fXfXf'X.fNfX .fxfxxxfxfxfx .fxfxfxfxfxxw .XXIXZXZXIXZN .fxfxfxfxfxf .fxfxfxfxxxf .fxxxfxfxfxf .fxfxfxfxfxf !XfX! ..!X.fX.!X.!X!X!' Bill llllfll lllll ,gfx -X N udf .ymagine Maxine K. not giggling. .Toyce M. going on a midnight date. Mr. Crume not quoting poetry. Glen U. not looking at Annetta. Judy without O. C. Beverly Hamilton -being a Tanner. Mary Atwell having one love affair at a time. Laura Garst missing one ballgame. Althea Mae without Sonny. Patsy Howard and Norma Phillips stricken dumb. Paschal Owen knocking on Mrs. Brown's front door to call on Beverly. Miss Hicks with black hair. Peggy V. with a boy friend and her thumb in her mouth. Romelle Hicks coming into the study hall and sitting down like a lady. .Tay S. getting to walk home with Baby Ruth fALONEJ! If You Had .Tust One Day To Live Wouldn't You Like To See Joan and Cuz T. on a date. Bennie without Norma, just once. Ethyl Morton married. The seniors without a piece of cheese from the lunchroom at 10:30. . Cullen Everly loafing at the drug store. The juniors not griping about something. Jed Walters without a newspaper in front of him. .Tolene Morris not flirting. Stolsworth and Girvin at school on time. Mrs. Beauchamp's desk looking like Miss Calhoun's. LuAnn Eaton not looking at the senior boys. Dona .Tean Coffman and Theron Owen at the show together. Every senior at school on time and staying all day. Miss Calhoun the night after the 1950 seniors get their di- plomas. Barbara Stolsworth the size of Miss Coe. 42 ' --ff,f 'fS9Rffs L, m- LL.....-L----. ., 4. .......-.... - WYNDALL'S SUPER SHOPPING CENTER Where prices are born and not raised. East Highway 60 Owensboro, Kentucky MCLEAN COUNTY MOTOR CO. INCORPORATED Calhoun 4-- i i 1,-, Phone Kentucky LQJIEVRQLETX 2921 .ili- You just can't match it for the money Compliments of J. P. HUGHART AND SONS Phone 4161 Livermore, Kentucky Compliments of P. T. A. 1949-1950 Theme: United we stand for youth C ongratulations Z P N Cornplirnents 1 Feed Fertilizer of D. UI. UIIGGIHTUH Square deal orbno deal Phone: Livermore 41965 Utica 2561 Dry Goods Groceries 1 Ford Bonus-Built Trucks 5 . f, r Built Stronger to Last Longer Egger fs vw? 'Was' J W :sv fi. '- . fe w 71'fQifT5.5zI,gQ2 . f N532 , ,QA - v 1 4 ,-.sn ,. - . -- -,. .M '- . k Your Ford Dealer Q- ..., W LIVERIHURE HIUTUH CUIHPHIIU C ompliments Of CHHHIBER UF CUHIIHEHIIEF 4........-....,A,, rl.. , 777, ,Y 4,,, , g-.. , ., ,..i..............,.....................,. W .... ,,..m,pur. W,..,.t. , Compliments of LELAND HOWARD GROCERY Phone 4391- Livermore Kentucky IARVIS AND TURNER SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE Service on all Makes ,Car, Trucks, and Tractors h Dial 2701 Livermore Kentucky FARMERS AND MERCHANT BANK -Q XNS F4 Q iwwn iq' Q N ms ooox rg X MUM f' ' u AX Lu 51 .xx Q, 5' mf: X x ,ylNsz:nAn:ciK'-QE 531 CCH in FOREACH ff' EEYRDEPOSITOR yay Xe, to if S X ixxillfw Livermore 'MEMBER We solicit you on our record of service. Kentucky Compliments Of FARMERS HOUSE AND DAVIESS COUNTY HOUSE Phone 735 y Phone 3219 R. L. Wilson W. F. Boyle A. T. Nall Deliver Your Tobacco t 0 1 PLANT ER S T OBAC CO WAR EHOUSE Best light in town Owned and operated by ' Owensboro, Kentucky R. B. Hoover and E. E. Head Compliments of BIG INDEPENDENT WAREHOUSE Owensboro, Kentucky Tom Barron Jack Calhoun Tom Smothers OTTO ATHERTON GENERAL MERCHANDISE See us for those Big Elk tablets, school supplies, clothes and gift items. Congratulations Class Of '50 , SMITH DRUG STORE Where quality and service comes first. Drugs, Sick Room supplies, Cosmetics and Fountain Service Livermore Kentucky KIDD 81 COMPANY We extend to the Livermore School and to Its Students Expression of our continued Good Will ' Livermore Kentucky ATHERTON LUMBER COMPANY All Kinds of Building Material More than 40 years of Satisfactory Service Phone 2001 Livermore Kentucky . W. MA GIRVIN TRUCK LINE G ANKER N Heating, Plumbing, Sheet Metal You can and I Haul Pottery, Glass, and Gifts Phone 2011 Livermore Kentucky Since 1892 Calhoun Kentucky Compliments of Compliments of LIVERMORE FURNITURE gl HARDWARE CO. of Furniture, Groceries, Hardware MR. AND MRS, W, E, RENDER Home Appliances, Radios, and Etc. Phone 2341 Livermore Kentucky Congratulations BACHMAN IMPLEMENT CO. International Harvester headquarters Calhoun Kentucky I-IARDISON CAFE AND BUS STATION ' Package drugs, cosmetics. fountain service, and short orders Phone 2571 Livermortv Kentucky MCLEAN COUNTY NEWS Complirnents of Your only Home Newspaper HENRY WILLIS Calhoun Kentucky Sheriff Compliments of Compliments NOAH MILES GROCERY f o Dry Goods Meats B. B. TOOR Located on Fifth Street Livermore Kentucky HOLDER MOTOR COMPANY . Compliments Sales Service of J FRED WESTERFIELD Phone 2121 ' Pasteurized or Plain Milk Your Foqd Dealer Since 1915 I Hartford I Kentucky Calhoun Kentucky Compliments of LIVERMORE WOMAN'S CLUB To freely give the world our best, To this our work is plighted In this as in all other things, We stand a club united ' GOETZ BAR-B-Q INN Sandwiches, Cold Drinks Windy Stengell, Proprietor Z miles from Owensboro on Livermore Road Compliments of Compliments Of GREENWALT SERVICE STATION FRED GIRVIN D-X Gas-Oil Firestone Tires and Batteries Livermore Kentucky ' Livermore Kentucky Compliments of COON AND DOT'S CAFE Compliments of MAE'S BEAUTY SHOPDE AND Across From Theatre , Plate Lunches and Short Orders BILL S VARIETY SHOP James Vertrees-Owner Livermore Kentuck Livermore Kentucky Y Compliments of B. F. QUIGG GROCERY Phone 420l Livermore Kentucky Compliments of AUSTIN AND HERNDON Pool Emporium Livermore Kentucky Compliments of RIDENOUR'S CARPENTER SHOP Phone 4273 Livermore Kentucky Compliments of BUCHANAN'S GROCERY Phone 2041 Livermore Kentucky STRATTON'S HAPPY HOUR SKATING RINK Calhoun Kentucky Compliments of ELMO TURNER Graduate 1936 Compliments of JIMMIE'S CAFE Calhoun Kentucky Compliments of BILLY HOPE Graduate 1949 C omplime nts of MODERN WELDING COMPANY, INC. Owensboro Ke ntuc ky HIGGINB OT HAM ST UDIO fforme rly T opmille r Portrait, Commercial, Aerial, Color Weddings .Tarnes Higginbotham Owner and Operator Dial 3-7515 101 1fZ West Third Street Owensboro, Kentucky Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH Owensboro Kentucky Compliments of HILLMAN'S .TEWELERS 115 West Second Street Owensboro Kentucky H. F. STORER Jeweler -Optician I.C.R.R. Watch Inspector Keepsake Diamonds Central City Kentucky Compliments of DURHAM PHARMACY Central City Kentucky VILLINES FURNITURE CO. Frigidaire Household Appliance Phone 6 5 5 Cenral City Kentucky Congratulations on' your graduation and Best wishes for your future THE LIVERMORE CHAPTER of FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 7 1 Compliments of HAZEL IMPLEMENT CO. INC. Your Minneapolis-Moline and new ideal farm machine dealer Compliments of NU-WAY RESTAURANT plate lunches and sandwiches Corner of Third and Allen Owensboro Kentucky JEAN-PURDY SPORT SHOP Play-It Pays 111 East Third Street Owensboro Kentucky Hamburgers Buy'em by the sack FERRELL BROTHERS 210 East Second Street Owensboro Kentucky Congratulations NATIONAL CLEANERS AND BOWLE'S SER VICE STATION complete Standard one stop service Phone 3-3088 Fifth and Frederica Owensboro Kentucky SHOE REPAIR 1604 Triplett Street Phone 3-2733 Owensboro Kentucky Complime nts of C omplime nts of WE 3 LOUIS BENNETT Owensboro Kentucky Calhoun Kentucky Compliments Compliments of of A B C GIFT SHOP AND IEWELER MR. AND MRS. L. H. STEVENS Owensboro Kentucky General Electric Sherman-Williams Radios Paint Dial 2-531 We Deliver TRUMAN ATHERTON The world's best Your best market fertilizer for country produce Livermore Kentucky Compliments of CONDIT AND ATHERTON Allis-Chalmers Dealers Livermore Kentucky Standard Norge Appliances MALIN AND ROBERTSON General Merchandise Gasoline and Oil Livermore Phone 2811 Kentucky We, the Senior Class of 1950, wish to thank all who helpedin any way to make possible the publieation of this the Hi-Times of 1950. JAMES A. LOGSDON funzber, .fogs and ijuilfwohk BOX 231 LIVERMORE. KENTUCKY PHONE 2542 Compliments of NORTH END CAFE Get In The Guard Sandwiches of Speciality And You Get Livermore Kentucky .Training at Home ' .Retirement Pay .Extra Money .Promotion l49TH INFANTRY CO. K Compliments NATIONAL GUARD O f 1 Livermore Kentucky WOMEN'S AUXILIARY Livermore Kentucky Compliments Compliments -' .of of ks, WALTER CARMEN END ZONE Livermore Kentucky Livermore Kentucky UUH BUUSTEHS J. L. Heflin Illa Ree Coe F. L. Messenger J. P. Tichenor Mr. 8: Mrs. Dick Shocklee Mr. gl Mrs. Ernest Kirtley Mr. 81 Mrs. Orville Hicks Gerald Price Glenn Price Mr. 81 Mrs. Gilbert Girvin Clarence Charlet Mr. gl Mrs. J. T. Patrick Raymond Wilson Allen Price Jim Hicks Jewell Nalley Mr. Sz Mrs. John Crouch A Friend Delena Boyken Jeanne Searcy Forrest James Dr. O. V. Brown Helen Boyken Four Queens of L. H. S. Golda Webb Mr. gl Mrs. E. B. Jarvis Bill Hicks John Edward Crouch x .ALL f09ralaAd I M ,,ff'59w W is, g WWW Q3 YVWWWV 77748479 Q M9 gc X MW ffm 9 W ff lm QMWW Q My SM QCL ved of Qlfll OP? MYERSJQO JJZYEARBOOKS :o.:::O O :o.:I THE PACEMAKERS OF QUALITY 0... Q. . . , MYERS AND C0 INC TOPEKA KANSAS --1l-- nl