Livingston Central High School - Livingstonian Yearbook (Burna, KY)

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QUEEN OF THE LIVINGSTONIAN PATSY HURST The Queen of the Livingstonian was chosen by a panel of judges selected by Curits- Mays Studio, Paducah, Kentucky. JUDY O'BRYAN RUNNERS-UP FOR QUEEN NA NA BA LDREE CONNIE WELLS First Runner- Up PAT THRELKELD DEDICATION My dear Mrs. Baxter, We should like to thank you for your sin- cere guidance as our teacher and advisor.Your efforts during the past years not only have truly enhanced our class but also have per- sonally harvested many friendships. We dedicate this yearbook to you in the hope that throughout the years to come you will remember our class with fond memories. And with this dedication we extend to you our wishes for a golden future. Yours sincerely, THE CLASS OF 1966 IN APPRECIATION We appreciate you for your earnest and sincere assistance as a teacher in our school and as an advisor to the FFA. Through your wise guidance, leadership training, and con- tributions, our school has gained local, dis- trict, and national recognition. IN APPRECIATIQN To Mrs. Stringer: Werappreciate you for your sincerity and your patience in directing and making our vocal music department what it is. The achievement, recognition, and growth of our vocal music department has been due to your wise guidance. 1965-66 ANNUAL STAFF Editors - Doris Crawford Advisor - Lois Mahan Delbert Myrick C Business Manager - Eric LaRue STAFF: Martie MacDonald, Ronnie Hart, Thomas George, Kerry Kiebler, Carlos Billings, Tommy Cothron, Norberta Karr, Tommy Robinson, Cynthia Stringer, Patricia Threlkeld, Donna Paris, Louella Parish, Shirley Long, Gail Vick, Rhonda Newton, Faye Chadwick, Nana Baldree, Mrs. Mahan, Donna Hardin Eric LaRue, Doris Crawford, Delbert Myrick, Carol Sullivant, A -5 .. X 'W ADMINISTRATION X. QXTFV Q K . 1 -- gg .. X, ,, ., QX? X Ng X xg? Q? X XA 3 K X52 35 E X 5 X 5 5 1 3, W S f XX W fi 5 X SX 3 gi 32 N 'Q Eu . Q .gif X XX if ,F X X 6, bg.. X J 'XV - X XL X N Eff X E? X X - , Xa ' www is -fry ' -. X -X 5 F. 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GEORGE WHITECOTTON B.S., Murray Social Science, Driver Training MAINTENANCE AND CAFETERIA STAFF 1i!T1lT1Y Groves Leon Moore, Corine Doyle, Mary Charles, Doris Dodds if www -if H QQ CLASSES wgw- - 316-if 1:1 . - nf X yx Q, 1 : .. we zfiassssee-new SQ X F X , Q., ,. . .. , K L A ss ' S S gf .Y . an X JFQEBM Qs X iw M9 5 S X K G Qyx 7 ff' . . X, S S Qi S XSL , ., M Q. X g ww 9 S :Q ,, Q at 5 , as Q , Q 'mf AA ,EWS . .,. S Wg. 4 ' k- -. -, . SENICRS S X Q- . wx ,Q ,,.. : .. ,.,.., ,,,,. : .,,, . 1. ., K ,..,,.. ..,. . . 4 - s X . 1. , L it if fi ..-- .Q f. . .... f K- -. - .. N Y x -A--X :if - -k', ' . . . LXLL k .AL. . . A A 5 il A LK.. . L.-- S , 2 ' . K, X 2' IT' -. V f1f'B X X X 2' . x E . W.. X :. -.S 'f'i..:Tif'1 - -V .5 sg -T -' ' . - Q 5 ' f':-::-314 .5 Xian nr ., , . . ,..,m, - .. . QQ .. .. ,. . ff -ga lilriif w ..... 55? lx-L.E- Ei51S' Exim: 'J i ..x. ' I- ef -A , :QA - L 'xxx v x M ' 'f' g iz... , M , .. . . .... 2 in X ,.:.... mv- C J qw .e H.. 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SELDON COLLINS KENNETH COPE TOMMY COTHRON SHERRY COUCH DORIS CRAWFORD DOTTIE CRAWFORD IANICE CROFT DANNY CRONIN SENIORS I CHOOSE OFFICERS VOTING THE DEMOCRATIC WAY JOHN CURRY LARRY DAY KENNY DOOMS GARY DRISKILL TERRY DAVENPORT SHIRLEY DODDS BARBARA DRISKILL JAMES DRISKILL CHANGE CLASSES? l'D RATHER Evidently D. V. just thought of another good scheme for getting the car from his brother. D. V. DUKES IANICE FARMER TOMMY GEORGE MICHAEL HALL BRENDA EDMONDS RONNIE GENTRY DARRELL GUESS LARRY HALL FIGHT THAN SWITCH! DONNA HA RDIN RONNIE HA RT DOUG HENRY BRENDA HOLMAN GA RETH HA RDIN CONNIE HEAD BET TY HILL RITA HOLT SENIOR SPONSORS Euleen Baxter Maxie Hansen James I ones Lois Mahan THINK WE CAN GO TO STATE? SANDRA HOSICK PATSY HURST NORMA JACKSON LINDA JONES DONNIE HUNTER KENNY HYDE JOHNNIE JOHNSON NORBERTA KARR Doug's been an it again. . . story- telling! WHY NOT?? WE HAVE . . . We've got a team that's really SUPREME! KERRY KIEBLER BRENDA KIRKHAM TONY KITCHEN HENRY KOLB MA RLENE KOON RUSSELL LAY NE ERIC LA RUE SHIRLEY LON G FAIR IS FOULp FOUL IS FAIR MARTIE MCDONALD PEGGY MCDOWELL LA RRY MA RT IN VIRGINIA MAX SFIELD MA RY MILLER GAIL MILLIKAN DANNY MITCHELL STEVE MITCHELL WHO SAID THAT? RUSSELL MORROW LINDA MOXLEY DELBERT MYRICK RHONDA NEWTON HELEN MOXLEY EDDIE MOYERS GRETA NEW MARIAN NOLES What in the world is this word?? . . . clandestine? SHORT SKIRTS - LONG HAIR' JUDY O'BRYAN ROSE MARY O'BRYAN CHARLES OLIVER DONNA PA RIS LOUELLA PARISH VICKIE PUGH BEVERLY QUERTERMOUS JUDY RILEY WE DID THE JERK, SWIM, AND THE FREDDIE RONNIE RILEY TOMMY ROBINSON JOYCE SHEA RER DENZIL SHUECRAFT PA ULINE SHUEC RA FT DIA NE SMITH ROBERT SMITH MARY STEWARD BIG NIGHT OUT - PROM AND BANQUET CYNTHIA STRINGER CAROL SULLIVANT ROBERT TABOR GA RY THA RP TONY THOMPSON PATRICIA THRELKELD TROILUS THORNING GAIL VICK THEN THE CAPS AND GOWNS ARRIVED. 4 f M . H ' f M 1 , IW!! ' 1 Y, My J No remerquer to W. A! HJ!!! 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Gary--37, 104 Hiskill, James--37, 84, 135 Dukes, D. V. --38, 114, 118 Edmonds, Brenda--38, 108 Farmer, Janice--38, 84, 108, 118 Fox, J. W. --38, 95, 126-127, 135 Fulks, Jessie--38 Ronnie--38 Thomas--38, 52, 55, 94, 96, Gentry, George , 100 . 138 Guess, Darrell- 113, 114, 120-121, 122, 124, -38 Hall, Michael--38, 52, 56, 100, 110 114, 118, 119 Hall, Larry--38, 52, 103 Hardin, Donna--16, 39, 52, 54, 98, SENICR DIRECTORY Head, Connie--39, 110, 114, 118, 120, 122 Henry, Doug--39, 116, 117, 126-127, 135 Hill, Betty--39, 100, 112, 113 Holman, Brenda--39 Holt, Rita--39. 112. 116, 134 Hosick, Sandra--40, 118 Hunter, Donnie--40 Hurst, Patsy--40, 56, 95, 144, 118, 133, 138, 12 Hyde, Kenny--40, 114, 130, 135, 138 Jackson, Norma--40, 56 Johnson. Johnny--40, 103 Jones, Linda--40, 52, 56. 96, 98, 100. 114, 116, 118, 120, 121, 122, 128. 138 Karr. Norberta--16.40. 52, 100, 112, 114, 116, 138 Keibler, Kerry--41, 52, 98, 100, 103, 114, 120-121 Kirkham, Brenda--41, 108, 114, 138 Kitchen, Tony--41, 55, 114 Kolb, Henry--41, 52, 56, 104, 105 Hert, Michael--39 Koon, Marlene--41 LaRue, Eric--16, 41, 52, 53, 98, 100, 113, 114, 119, 120-121, 138 Layne, Russell--41, 130 Long, Shirley--16, 41, 52, 100. 108. 110, 122, 124, 138 McDonald, Martie--16, 32, 42, 55, 110, 112, 114. 118, 119 McDowell, Peggy--42, 112, 114 Martin, Larry--42 Maxfield, Virginia--42, 108, 110 Miller, Mary--42, 108. 117, 138 Millikan, Gail--42 Mitchell, Danny--42 Mitchell, Steve--42, 103, 104, 105, 114 Morrow. Russell--43, 103 Moxley, Helen--43 Moxley, Linda--43 Moyers, Eddie--43, 94, 103 Myrick, Delbert--16, 43, 52, 53, 93. 103, 138 New, Greta--43, 52, 108. 123 Newton, Rhonda--16, 43, 52, -53. 96. 98. 100. 108. 113. 114. 138 100,112,11-4,116,120-121,138 N I M , 43 Ha d' , G th--39.52,54, 96.113, 0 es' anon :112 1202121 122 124 O'B'Yan' JudY 44'108'118'134' I U I . 138 13 , R --16,34 38,39,55,82, ' HML8 32215127 ' O'Bryan, Rose Mary--44. 52. 53. 100 ' 108,118,138 48 Oliver, Charles--44, 103, 107, 114 Paris, Donna--44, 52, 92, 100, 112 Parish, Louella--16, 44, 52, 55, 108 114, 118, 138, 51 Pugh, Vickie--44 Quertermous, Beverly--44, 112, 114, 116, 138 Riley. Judy--44, 113, 118, 120-121 Riley, Ronnie--45, 104 Robinson, Tommy--45, 54, 94, 98, 104, 105, 114 Shearer, Joyce--45 Shuecraft, Denzil--45, 54, 104 Ehuecraft. Pauline--45, 52, 53, 92, 112 Smith, Diane--45 Smith, Robert--45, 89. 104, 105 Steward, Mary--45, 92, 112 Stringer, Cynthia--46, 52, 55, 96, 113, 120-121, 122, 124, 138 Sullivant, Caro1-- 16. 46, 52, 54, 98, 100, 112, 114. 116, 118, 91. 122, 124, 138 Tabor, Robert--47 Tharp, Gary--46, 103, 138 Thompson, Tony--46, 114, 117 Threlkeld, Pa!1'icia-- 16, 46, 54, 82, 100, 102, 112, 114, 116, 128, 182, 138, 120. 13 Thorning, Throilus--46, 126, 127, 135 Vick, Gail--34, 46, 54, 112, 118, 122. 134 Vick, Norman--47 Waddy, Donetta--47 Walker, Herschel--47 Wells, Wanda--47 Wiggins, Pattie--47, 52, 96, 98. 110. 120-121, 122, 124 Williams, Tommy--47 Wright, Peggy--47. 112, 114 WINNER OF THE 1966 BALFOUR AWARD QUTSTANDING SENIOR LWERSHIP LOYALT Y Co-Editor of Livingstonian Secretary of var- ious clubs Chairman of various committees SCHOLARSHIP sT DORIS RI-IEA CRAWFORD x.. ACHIEVEMENT COOPERATION l Secretary of the Student Councilg Secretary of the Beta Club. Member of Valedictorian manl' other A11-around of g school clubs the Seniors 49 FIRST HONOR GRADUATE DORIS RHEA CRAWFORD SECOND HONOR GRADUATES NANA BALDREE LOUE LLA PARISH THIRD HONOR GRADUATE TERRY DAVENPORT The Honor Graduates of the Senior Class of L. C. H. are chosen each year on the basis of semes- ter grades made during their four years in high school. A student must have achieved a standing of 2. 2 out of a possible 3. O. These Honor Graduates are an- nounced at the end of the first semester of their sen- ior year in order that their pictures might appear in the Livingstonian. Several seniors whose pictures are not on this page may have raised their average enough by the end of the year to graduate with honors. HONOR GRADUATES OF 1966 l N i Carol Sullivant, Donna Hardin, -Doris Crawford, Barbara Kolb, Rhonda Newton, Faye Chadwick. Louella Parish, Rose T Mary O'Bryang Pauline Shuecraft, Greta New, Shirley Long, Nana Baldree, Pattie Wiggins, Linda Jones, Dottie Craw- i l ford. Terry Davenport, Eric LaRueg Delbert Myrick. Donna Paris, Cynthia Stringer, Thomas George. Larry Hall, Hen- ry Kolb, Carloa Billings, Gareth Hardin, Kerry Keibler. Danny Cronin, Michael Hall. QNorberta Shearer was absentj r N 52 L SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL AROUND Eric LaRue Doris Crawford MOST STUDIOUS Rose Mary OfBryan Terry Davenport MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Rhonda Newton Carlos Billings -.,,-I -s- if Z! z Z Z MOST DEPENDABLE Delbert Myrick Pauline Shuecraft SENIOR SUPERLATIVES , 5- V - W V,.. . 3. -M - ' K' Q K .Jw- S C 0 - i MOST COOPERATIVE CUTEST Tommy Robinson Carol Sullivant Rudy Carver Gail Vick I I ll. uv. 4 9 04, I 0 's' lf., I' H' g 0 ff a.c,, 90 'npr A s MOST LOYAL TO SCHOOL BEST GROOMED Pat Threlkeld Gareth Hardin Denzil Shuecratf Donna Hardin SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST AMBITIOUS MOST DIGNIFIED Martie McDonald Cynthia Stringer Ronnie Hart Louella Parish . MOST FRIENDLY MOST COURTEOUS Tony Kitchen Nana Baldree TommY George Dottie Crawford 55 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST LEADERS MOST ATHLETIC Henry Kolb Faye Chadwick Patsy Hurst Tommy Cothron 3g Whnnmgn 'unq, Hugh.,- nq,,,,nm ls-,mana N-.,..h MOST SELF IMPROVED WITTIEST Jeff Baldree Norma Jackson Michael Hall Linda Jones S , ..,,.XQ S Q. , sv Q h Hmm M JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS . 3 f A sk I Charles Smith Rod Lanier CHARLES SMITH ROD LANIER - - CONNIE WELLS - JUDY HOWARD - - SHARON GA INES - - -Vice -President -President Secretary T reasurer - Reporter Connie Wells Judy Howard Sharon Gaines Michael Baker Carolyn Bames Brenda Bates Frankie Binkley Larry Buffalo Terry Champion Louis Chittenden Terry Cobb JUNIORS JOLLY JUNIORS AT LAST! Q .B if Patricia Cosby Mary Crawford Judith Croft Joseph Damron Jerry Davenport Larry Dickerson Henry Dietz Ruth Ann Evans JUNIORS Earline Ferrell Donnie Foster Sharon Gaines Sandra Gainey Sharon Garrison Connie Gentry Michael Gibson Rise Green BAKE SALES, PLAYS - HOW MUCH WILL Robert Greer Dale Guess Billie Hall Randy Hamilton Benny Harris Karen Head Albert Helm Carol Henson Michael Henson Sandy Hope Judy Howard Juanita Howell Larry Howell Danny Hunter Helen Jones O. D. Joiner THE SENIOR PROM AND BANQUET COST? Wayne Kirkham Gary Kolb Wallace Ladd Rod Lanier Michael Lasher Linda Lee Rudy Lemon Gary Loveless Barbara Martin Susan Meeker Carolyn McGrew Roger McGrew Connie Morris Grace New J oe O'Bryan Cynthia Oliver JUNIORS ALGEBRA II + AMERICAN HISTORY X ENGLISH III William Peek Harold Pendergrast Ioane Perrin Steve Perry Billy Poindexter Larry Porter James Ramage Iuwanda Ramage JUNIORS Diane Rarney Phillis Ramey Barbara Ray Pat Richardson David Riley Wayne Ringstaff Rozann Santella Don Shuecraft - WASTING TIME S FULL SCHEDULE Charles Smith Rickey Smith Bobby Sprague Barry Stegall Charlotte Stegall Bill Steward Beverly Tabor Anna Thompson JUNIORS ik- 64 Mitchell Threlkeld Crawford Turner J oe Turner Patricia Turner Warford Turner John Vick Betty Walker Frances Walker Melinda Walker John Weaver Connie Wells Judy Williams ORDERING RINGS - ALMOST SENIORS!! JUNIOR SPONSORS Jennie Bussey Gladys Rogers B111 Small SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS GREG MADDUX TERRY RILEY- -' SUE FUGATE - - BELINDA DOOM PAT FOLEY - - - - -President -Vice -President - - - Secretary - - -Treasurer - - - Reporter Greg Maddux Terry Riley Sue Fugate Belinda Doom Pat Foley LOOKING FOR David Agent Celia Alsobrook Dolores Anglin John Baird Nina Bames Eugene Belt Edith Bingham Gary Borders Brenda Brooks George Buford Nancy Chandler Margaret Chittenden Shirley Chittenden Linda Collins James Cobb Joe Combs Nevalyn Combs Gary Cope Malcolm Couch Charlotte Crawford hijack? SPO SOPHOMCRES NSORS Helen James James Ramage Martha Stalions George Whirecotron d FRIENDS, ROMANS, AND COUNTRYMEN, LEND SOPHCMCRES ASDF- - -space ASDF- - -space an ASCF- - -well, one more mistake won't hurt m.y grade! Martha Farmer Vivian Faulkner Patricia Foley Lynda Foster Vernon Croft Calvin Crouch Terry Davenport Roger Devine Bruce Dickerson Harvey Dickerson Judy Dickerson Belinda Doom Charles Doom Lannie Doom Barbara Doyle Sharon Driskill Gary Dunkerson I o Ann Edmonds Carol Eubanks ME YOUR EAR!'-'Q SAID MRS. JAMES. Sue Fugate Terry Gaines Wanda Gass Debbie Gentry Linda Guill David Hardy Howard Heater Albert Hill William Hill Cleatis Hook Sharon Hosick Malcolm Howell Charlotte Hughes Darrell Hughes Gene Morris Linda Hurley Gary Ivy Sharon Jacobs SOPHOMORES OH - D0 WE HAVE T0 CUT UP THESE Mr. Small seems to have once more captivated the interest and attention of one of his classes. SQPHOMCRES Bernadette Joiner Bill Johnson Ronnie Kirk Berna Kolb Betty Ledbetter John Lemon Donna Long Ronnie Long Howard Maddux Harold Mayhugh Gene McDonald Ted Meeker Deborah Moneymaker Jack Monroe Susan Moyers Brenda Moxley Raymond Noles James Oates Jennie Owen WORMS AND FROGS, MR. SMALL? Ruth 'Paris Nora Peek Kathy Pendergrast Donna Potts Darrell Ramage Terry Riley Grace Ringstaff Dan Shouse Shirley Smiley Carol Smith Connie Smith Marie Smith Sidney Smith Wanda Smith Maurine Stalion Judith Stinnett Darlene Stringer Terry Stringer Kenneth Sullenger SOPHOMORES But, Bobby, in this modern math 1 + 1 : 109999 OUR ANNUAL PARTY WAS A BLAST!! Willie Tabor Tommy T ally Ishmael Teitloff Terry Teitloff Patrick Thomason J an Thompson Cynthia Thorning Mike Tracy Roy Trail Howard Walker Gary Waters Gerald Whalen Stephen Williams Lynn Wilson Orien Wilson' Diane Wright Rudy Young SOPHOMORES Charlotte, do Sue and your friends have to do all your talking for you? FRESHMEN I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS JEFF CLARK - - TERRY CLARK - - - KAREN FERREL - - IAN PARISH ---- JOHN SCARBROUGH - - - -President - - - -Vice-President - - - - Secretary - - -Treasurer - - - - - - Reporter J eff Clark Terry Clark Karen Ferrel , . ..,. . X aer ,r.r giq, u iii W S Mr? SAA A J an Parish rasr S KAESSR' A k,.- ,sr s g John Scarbrough HIGH SCHOOL - BIG DEAL . . .U Benny Anglin Danny Avery Peggy Baker Irene Belt Lavanda Belt Steven Bingham Judy Boyd Gail Brasher Robert Butler Jeffery Clarke Terry Clark Lou Combs Cathie Cooper Wendell Cowan Donnie Crawford Shirley Crouch Dorothy Doom Wayne Doom Sandy Driskill Uowfvabbgn FRESHMEN Kathleen Alderdice George Lacy Ann ShePhe1'd , Peggy sue Shfoaf FRESHMAN INITIATION . . . LOTS OF FRESHMEN Getting the GENERAL idea in GENERAL science. Phillip Edmonds Phillias Edmonds I ack Elder Gary Evans Karen Ferrell Sonja Flannery Cindy Franklin Joyce Gainey Andy Groves Gary Groves Audrey Guess Boyce Guess Mona Guess Benny Hall Carolyn Hammonds Donald Hardy Gene Harris Michelle Hart Marilyn Head PEOPLE . TOO MANY ROOMS Did our schedules say 3 or 2? Lynn Hill Larry Hodge Rebecca Holman Ronny Hopkins Linda Howton Debbie Hudson Bobby Hunter Hazel Hunter Shirley Hurley Wanda Hurley Donna Jacobs Gary James David Johnson Sherry Johnson James Joiner Donnie Jones Charles Knight Freddy Ladd Marybel Lady P FRESHMEN LOST - FIRST vlsn TO oFFlcE mathematics! That's great! FRESHMEN Hey, look, Ronnie, I got an A in Steven Lasher June Layne Phyllis Lemon James McDowell James Mayhugh William Mayhugh Larry Meeker Don Mitchell Pattie Moneymaker Johnny Moody Larry Moore Marlene Morris Sandra Nelson Stella New Kathy Newton J an Parish Janet Peek Sonja Peck Alan Phillips FIRST REPORT CARD HIGH SCHOOL SMALL POTATOES Wayne Ramey Shelia Reed Ronnie Richardson Darrell Riley Gail Riley Hazel Rittenbery Glenda Roberts Betty Rudolph John Scarbrough Juanita Scott Freddy Shearer Gary Shelton Raymond Shelton Janice Shuecraft Bonita Smith William Smith Barry Spencer Paulette Spiva Steve Sprague ee X XSKN I Okay, girls. . . count to ten and try it again! FRESHMEN We SECOND SEMESTER - BALL GAMES - PARTIES - FRESHMEN HIGH scl-lool. - FUN! Mary Stalion Glenda Steele Darilyn Stringer Donna Suits Louis Sullivan Robert Taylor Joe Thomason Tony Thomason David Thompson Louella Timmons Ricky Turner Sally Vick Lonnie Waddy Jeanne Walker Thomas W alker Cathy Wells Darrell Wells Diane Wickham James Wilson Marvin Wilson Tony Young FAVCRITES I R. AND MISS LIVINGSTON CENTR PAT RICIA T HRELKELD RONNIE HA RT - VERSATILE SENIORS Runner-up for Queen of the Livingstonian Senior Superlative Senior Superlative 'Most Dignified 'Most Loya1 Basketball Varsity Queen Basketball Player Varsity Cheerleader President of the Senior Class President of the Co-Ed-Y Club 83 SOPHDMORE CLASS FAVORITES 5 1 STEVE WILLIAMS SUE FUGATE ,Egg ref ' 1?-if , f Qiieif mag 4 7 ?i 3 ll , M 5 --,gpm vi azz-'Q , u X f Q . 25524.52 ml z -fi x CA NDIDA TES Sandra Gainey Junior Kathy Newton Freshman Barbara Driskill, a senior, has been a parti- cipant in the F. H.A. for the past four years She is Treasurer of that organization this year. Barbara was nominated by the senior F.F.A. boys and won her title by making the largest amount of money. F.H.A. BEAU Donnie Foster Junior Steve Williams Sophomore 5 ,zfi Robert Smith , ' - fzsfii fgfafigffi A Don Mitchell Freshman Robert Smith, a senior, has been a member of the F.F.A. for the past four years. He is a Committee Chairman of that organization this year. Robert was nominated by the senior F.H.A. girls and won his title by making the largest amount of money. CANDIDATES Judi Howard, Faye Chadwick, Linda Lee, Michelle Hart, Betty Rudolph, Sue Fugate VALENTINE SWEETHEART OF 'I966 SUE FUGATE RUNNER- UP Linda Lee WHO'S WHO ii, if QNULANS I Pg ENGLISH ENGLISH English IV A: Doris Crawford English I: Patty Moneymaker English III A: Charles Srriith Mary Helen Stalions English II: Orien Wilson FRENCH JOURNALISM Charles Smith Carol Sullivant WHO'S WHO BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND Pauline Shuecraft - Mary Steward Doris Rhea Crawford 5' 8 ,M 4 1:90 92 COMMERCE SPEECH DOHFIF1 Paris Steve Williams - John Vick WHO'S WHO ADVANCED MATH BEGINNING MATH William Clark - Terry Davenport Mary Helen Stalions ADVANCED SCIENCE BEGINNING SCIENCE Charles Smith - Delbert Myrick Michelle Hart Ni, WHO'S WHO Mx I. U, .X A A- A xml I N Q--X Q, 1 . rf, id Lex, , , 3 x. X I -w xr .g, Qi. L5 Q x 'UYU3 R A X, sv I I . , Q1 . N-rs .3 xwxix X5 , SOCIAL SCIENCE MOST OUTSTANDING IN MUSIC Terry Davenport Thomas George W N . I . rr.r . ,1- INDUSTRIAL ARTS AGRICULTURE 'Eddie Moyers Tommy Robinson WHO'S WHO GIRLS' P. E. BOYS' P. E. Patsy Hurst Henry Dietz BASEBALL BASKETBALL J. W. Fox - Tommy Cothron Tommy Cothron WHO'S WHO MUSIC Thomas George Gareth Hardin Linda Jones Cynthia Stringer Pattie Wiggins TYPING Judith Ann Croft Sue Fugate HOME EC Faye Chadwick Rhonda Newton ACTIVITIES Left to right: Tommy Robinson, Henry Kolb, Diane Wright, Faye Chadwick, Judy Boyd, Sue Fugate, Sharon Driskill Charles Smith, Kathy Newton, Susan Meeker, Pattie Wiggins, Jack Monroe, Donna Hardin, Marvin Wilson, Judith Croft, Rhonda Newton, Carol Sullivant, Kerry Keibler, Juwanda Rarnage, Ted Meeker, Eric LaRue, Linda Jones, Charlotte Stegall, Don Mitchell. Sitting at table: Terry Davenport, Doris Crawford, Martie McDonald, Connie Wells, Sharon Gaines. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a representative organization of the student body. It is com- posed of officers--President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Reporter: repre- sentatives from the homeroomsg and representatives from the various clubs. Officers are chosen in the spring: and other members are chosen in the fall. Y rfqf 23515, f ' 'x1if',! 4 .X 99 , E Q? is M ,M Ei-V? 5 Q is U. e' S 1 'U I-,v M ir- .ml K ' .w 2 Xa 1 . E ,441 ,nz as 43 ! xvgwgawwff-W , V L 5056 1 :Zi I E hm l S ai K 9 5 .-QQ f FOR LEADERSHIP chants smith, the Presi- dent-elect of the Beta Club gave the invocation at the banquet at the State Con- vention and demonstrated admirably a Beta's ability to be a leader. FOR LOYALTY Beta members serve as leaders in many of the school's acti- vities and clubs. Doris Craw- ford shows how Betas hold im- portant offices in the school. New Beta members pledge their loyalty to school and to the National Beta Club at a formal initiation service. The Annual Christmas Party FOR FELLOWSHIP Beta members run the concession Beta members attending the State Con- FOIHH1 initia- stand at ball games and spend the vention enjoy the banquet and meet Ii0I1 held 621011 money earned to buy supplies and new Betas. year is a time of equipment for the school fellowship. lol JUNIOR BETA CLUB STANDING Left to Right: Joe Thomason, Tony Thomason, Rickey Turner, Andy Groves, Terry Clark, Don Mitchell. Marvin Wilson, Steve Spragueg Glenda Steele, Jeanne Walker, Sandy Driskill, Sally Vick, Bonita Smith, Judy Boyd, Rebecca Holman. Mona Guess, Stella New, Donna Suits, Mary Helen Stalionsg Darilyn Stringer, Miche11e.Hart, Mar ilyn Head, and Kathy Cooper. SPONSORS OFFICERS President. Kathy Cooperg Vice-President, Marilyn Head, Secretary-Treasurer, Michelle Hart: Reporter, Darilyn Stringer Judith Croft and Pat Threlkeld I 02 W ,un-,.X:z-f -v ,W wtuuhli , , iwuww-'pw ,, 1, XS ng, if Y Ll' - i' uusunmw ff-J '--- Aff' fy! Q , V 1 ' 'Si-1 7 L .A 9 , 44. 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I- k'W ,. . . 41. -.H . .. , ' 3Z4E N 8 if gm ,Q ff-, 5 45 F w W Z f' '39 'ff B X N ,y 2 M12 E . S Nm! 56 'RQ mn I All i1 i .fl , :- W 5 Z ky A 5 4. , 1, .Uri 4 Y' QQ ., ' f 1 e 5 K 9 . A V K ,lyk .,.. ,Ai Q ' 4 .5,,,,.1 fs. 4 Ax, .en 5 A CLUB OF VARIED ACTIVITIES Elected F. H.A. Mothers and their F. H. A. daughters. Berna Kolb and Kathy Newton on informal initiation day Sleigh bells ring. .... ' Rhonda Newton is off to Phila- delphia as a Kentucky Lake District National Representative to the National Convention. Louella Parish sells Mrs. String- er a candy bar for fund-raising project. y 1965 Mother-Daughter Banquet F. H. A. girls refinish an old antique sewing machine and an old showcase. Barbara Driskill achieved highest score on National Betty Crocker Test. 4522 553354 H, ,, M Y T M!!1-f-Ml' 1 Q ' eflauim-5 .11 Zia 3 Ra s 'L 1' fg, X' ri., 1 EL THE LIBRARY WORKERS DO A VARIETY OF THINGS Rise Green stamps a book that is being checked out while Shirley Long straightens the cards and stands ready to sell supplies. Carolyn Barnes puts magazines in their proper places while Virginia Maxfield puts thexmorn- ing paper up. Connie Head appears to be searching for information for some student. While Mary Helen Stalions is busy putting books on the shelves. Wayne Kirkham files book jackets. Terry Davenport and Michael Hall check the cards in the filing cabinet. These volunteer workers work diligently the whole year keeping library records, marking bulletin boards, mending books, and filing the magazines. At the end of the year, they receive a pin or guard for their work. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS of AMERICA is a national organization for high school students enrolled in business subjects. The F. B. L. A. is devoted to providing students with educational, vocational, and leadership experiences. OFFICERS SPONSORS Donna Paris, Vice-presidentg Martie McDonald, Presidentg Eulene Baxter Pat Thxelkeld, Secretaryg Beverly Quertermous, Historiang Martha Stalion Carol Sullivant, Student Council Representativeg Donna Har- Jerry Wilson din, Treasurer: Gail Vick, Reporter. F.B.L.A. Mksxss l X - . Q 1n5l ix lk i1H3NE1lE 1 3' 5 N, X .. ' 4 1 .J -3 a ,f . , ,Q 1 i gy fee, I ,K I ' 3 , if 3 5 A, , 1. f!,'i' Es' K ' SH' j 515 3341113135 fig f , ', if M' .. Eg 5' Yi imfsfigxei gg 5 -ii f 3 A. 1 E , g K . T K Q ' l f . f. . 4 ' QI if ii -1 in ml he 1 gr M A TI... - Aw- 4-4' f 41 , ,, 4 if 4 3 ' Q Q- . Q24 2:32 M fi ' 9'-vu I Gasket, .Gillian H Nd Q13-anno . 1. ,naw fc Q Ulf , .wil-j,Q'5 -.Z'J J'ff'w 3 f ' '4 . u.z: gf Qs' Y W... .. W ff.: ., L'lDt W b V ' X , . dl. A Kgs, av, , f. ,I 1 ,W 3 4? Makin. Q if 5 Gi' ., 1 .,,,,,. me ,.,-qs-'M SENIOR-JUNIOR PEP CLUB Outstanding at every basketball gamef home and away, are the cheerleaders backed by a very enthusiastic pep OFFICERS club. The backing of the members of the pep club con- Counie Moms, Secretary: Carol Sullivant, 'I-teas- tribute much to the morale of the players and give them urerg Tommy Robinson, Presidentg Carol Henson, gf'-:'at1Y needed SUPPON- Vice -presidentg Iuwanda Ramage, Reporter. y H4 .--pap---t Y Us ' in 4 :A . 0 1 AQ -fu .w f av -s iF UIQ!! '3:U1x, HX fi pg 4.5 ,. ,Ag K -4 t 3 ff fir ff 'f Q, f is ' S bM Wg -f , S Q if A l , W .i , --h.. K 'gl V K Q, 51? X CO-ED-Y CLUB The Co-Ed-Y Club is a club based on religious and spiritual values. It is nationally affili- ated with the Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. Emphasis is placed on moral and ethical val- ues and the club has programs pertaining to these topics. OFFICERS Sandra Gainey, Reporterg Ronnie Hart, Presidentg Sharon Gaines. Vice-presi- dentg Connie Wells, Secretaryg Donna Hardin, Treasurerg Charlotte Stegall, Student Council Representative. SPONSORS Helen James Maxie Hansen J 4-Hi CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Ricky Smith, Tony Thompson, Rozann Santella, Carolyn McGrew, Kenny Doom, John Curry. SECOND ROW: Vivian Faulkner, Judy Dickerson, Joyce Shearer, Nancy Johnson, Pat Richardson, Pat Reno, Doug Henry, Bonita Smith. TOP ROW: Barbara Rhea, Jan Thompson, Wayne Ringstaff, Connie Smith, Marie Srnith, Cynthia Oliver, Mary Miller, Donna Long, Linda Howton, Nancy Chandler. OFFICERS Tony Thompson, Secretaryg Ricky Smith, Vice-presidentg Kenny Doom, Presidentg John Curry and Carolyn McGrew, Reporters: Rozann Santella, Treasurer. rmrwuujlum www saw P LIVINGSTON CENTRAL HIGH SoHooL, Bama, Kent ' . in va , , mm-no Pmrmn Pm-is: Best A11 l l l or Class ents Play A V W e ' . Junior class of LCHS 15, 1966. sented Pistol Packing Sa ' ' 1 d 1 lntthe Ehainpionship game, Liv- Irpgljigay TiI?13t,yJar?gsgfagE gggaigd S? gailirgfsggils E853 The cast of characters were: 'rerry uavenpuri.51-reuuu, Queues A -P I - g X. Tiinrla Lee, Charles,Smlth, Barrv Smith: Journalism. Carol Sulli- il, Billy Steward, Donn ', John .Weaver, Wayr am, Connie Wells, Cari n, Carolyn Barnes, Kare Anna Thompson, Ruth An , Susan Meaker, Conni s, Phyllis Ramey, Juwand ge, John Vick, Barbara Rai amron, MikeoGib-son. , mr Rolls for 6-P following students mad mor roll for the third si: . Those havinga three poir ng -have been designated b ks. P V V H -V W- Sprague, Barry Stegall, Char- SESIORS ' , , . k mme szega11,Bi11y Steward, Anna ina Baldwiv Bm Chu ' Thompson, Patricia Turner ,John DDU? Cfiawfefd ' Dome Crafv' Vick. Frances Walker. Melinda lamce Croft, Danny- Cromr P A I Davenport, Shirley Dodd: Dooms, Thomas , George !Hall, Michael Hall, Donn 1, Gareth Hardin, Conni Betty Hill, Rita Holt, Don inter, Linda Jones, Norbel arr, Henry Kolb, Shirle Delbert Myriek, Greta Nev la Newton, Rose Mary O , Charles Oliver, Donn , Louella Parish, Paulin raft, Mary Steward, Cyr Stringer, Pattie Wiggin Sullivanit. bRS -- 'y Champion, Louis C-hit 1, Mary Crawford, Judlt ......-, e . -,.-..,- Sharon Gaines, Kate P v A D--.L-..- l'N,l!-L!Il Ill I ,sank 11 TE ,, N L mg, , fsiiimiliffgfllftawill1 J. ' u4,L:,yr1 r - Fg?z:4 U 2 . -,ff 5 ,QE ,.. W Q firm ff I Q' wx' i H+! lp Q K s if x X . if X 5 x TVX Y WV , 5' Q ' pa'5 sikfiir W , A F9 Aw X as 9 Ql'g gf n Q A ' if s Q i 4, A CAPPELLA CHOIR The choir devotes its time to singing the very best in music literature. The choir yearly becomes more proficient in its sight reading and performing skills, and takes much pride in maintaining high standards. It appears on concerts, commencement, and baccalaureate. Other activities are short tours and operettas. There are many outstanding voices in this group, sever- al of whom always rate superior on vocal solos at contests. GIRLS' CHORUS The Girls' Chorus is open to any girl who likes to sing. All of the proper aspects of singing are taught, and a well rounded repertoire is maintained. Sing- ing for enjoyment is stressed in this group. The group appears on various concerts during the year and always enters the Regional Festival at Murray. s PA ULINE STRINGER Director VOCAL ENSEMBLES GIRLS' QUARTET The Girls' Quartet is chosen by tryouts. It has received superior ratings. Members of this group are: Pattie Wiggins Linda Lee Doris Rhea Crawford Cynthia Stringer BOYS' QUARTET The Boys' Quartet, chosen by tryouts is sometimes combined with the Girls Quartet to form the Madrigal Group. Both ensem bles have received superior ratings The members are: Steve Williams Thomas George Gareth Hardin Jeff Clarke GIRLS' SEX TET The Girls' Sextet, another superior rated group, sings for many programs. Its mem bers are choseri by tryouts also. Its mem bers are: Shirley Long Darilyn Stringer Judith Ann Croft Carol Sullivant Mary Helen Stalions Berna Kolb ATHLETICS , .i, Q02 Doug Henry, Terry Riley and Ron- nie Hart practice tipping Head coach, Bill Martin, and Jerry Wilson, assistant coach, spend many hours working out plays and de- fense. THE VARSITY From left to right: J. W. Fox, Tommy Cothron, Terry Teitloff, Roger Devine, Troilus Thorning, Rod Lanier, Lanny Dooms, Terry Riley, Dennis Barnes, Doug Henry, Ronnie Hart, Carlos Billings, and Wayne Ringstaff. In Center Cir- cle: Coaches Wilson and Martin. I26 ,,., A 2 1 ll, .ar v ' .. Q ' g - rj Q 2 ,v R ,mv , Qi Q' PE Mm. ,. Q . - ,if .- KM R v .K A 1 A f 3 'f if as MA if y i if 'M 2' Y Q it ,H X . X5 .AW A if Q w - lx i ,4 Q- .ff-Q9 ' SHS. :Q-9 Q,f.,.3 Fixx Ill 1 4 4' ,c 2, 'Ee ,-,., J' -D--.1. KEEP SCHOOL SPIRIT ALIVE The faces of the cheerleaders show the emotion that I they feel during an exciting moment. ilation from both the cheerleaders andthe Pep Club. Linda, Pat, Judith Ann, Connie, Sandy, and Anna Rose give freely of their time and effort toward a successful Victory or defeat? Well, either way, another Season- one is over. The cheerleaders plan a pep rally ,before an important game and try to give the team confidence. I29 A basket made at a crucial moment causes jub- --B TEAM Jerry Wilson. Coachg BOTTOM ROW: Terry Clark, James McDowell, James Oates, Roger Devine, John Scarbrough, Monty Noles. TOP ROW: Rod Lanier, Darrell Riley, Gary Borders, William Hill, Ted Meeker, Lanny Doom, Terry Teitloff, Wayne Ringstaff. A nip-and-tuck Battle - with the Hopkinsville Ti- MANAGERS gers results in a two point KCHDY Hyde- R'-153311 L3Y1'1ef defeat, Wayne Kirkham COA CH Jerry Wilson I 30 35 x QQ A , J + ' W J ' e if 4-is Q if f '- i f'f f + . ,K WSP . 1,6 56 A5 if . H1 5 I I. ' 4,5 5. l Q gb X, 5 - S X A LL . 1 , 1 R 'Y L X ' ii rg rw' ly, 5 - l I 'SL , '3 X , 5 ii 2 ' J' Q '- N - if Q uf' 3 5 'mga fm., 1 'f , A W, .1 1, if '45 l QM M NN. xx K 4 T n 1 9 ' 1 , - 4' , E - -' J ' ,' 1 4 4 - if W' Q flue' ' fl '9 A PRETTY GIRL BASKETBALL QUEEN 3, ..,' . , r ., L. . , The ball game between Livingston and West Hopkins on November 19 was high- lighted by the crowning of Miss Pat Threlkeld as Livingston Centra1's Basketball Queen of 1965-66. The Queen, wearing a floor-length rose-colored formal, was crowned by Doug Henry, senior Varsity player. The Queen and her court presided over the game during the first half. QUEEN PAT THRELDELD IS LIKE A MELODY. MAID OF HONOR The Queen and her Maid of Honor take their place. . . The younger generation seems to be taking lessons in. . . This may be all right for GIRLS but for us MEN. . . PATSY HURST AND THE QUEEN'S ATTENDANTS WERE AN ORCHESTRA From left to right, First Row: Rita Holt, Judy O'Bryan, Sharon Gaines, Barbara Rhea, Charlotte Hughes Sharon Driskill, Darilyn Stringer. Back Row: Gail Vick, Jan Parish, Doris Crawford, Dianne Wright, Joyce Gainey, June Layne, Berna Kolb Beverly Tabor. ,K ,X , xx BASKETBALL ummm as-as 'Pa'razicii1A . 'rzxnftrzmxtm She reigned for a night in beauty r and sp1endor-- and the Cardinals won her a game to crown her com- pletely. BASEBALL TEAM Tommy Cothron, Tommy Tally, Rod Lanier. Terry Riley, James Driskill, William Hill, Larry Howell. Doug Henry -I.' W. Fox. MANAGERS: Wayne Kirkham Kenny Hyde ... ,lf -HODLG' I ff S 'lhluflrlf M ASSISTANT COACH - William Martin HEAD COACH - Jerry Wilson '35 This WAS a Time and Place . . The doors of Livingston Central are closed, the halls are empty, and the sound of voice is still. Livingston Central is a has been for the Class of '66, However, the pages of this book will make dearer the memories of this past year when we had our class parties, yelled for our basketball team, made new friends, and broadened our knowledge of the world around us. Yes, Livingston Central WAS a place, but in the hearts of the Class of '66 it IS and ALWAYS WILL BE a place where we spent four happy years. THE SENIOR CLASS ERTISERS ' ' , 'P:Q Q Q- M ' .,,, , , X T ., , Q as AD SALESMEN FIRST ROW: Eric LaRue, Kenny Hyde, Danny Cronin, Delbert Myrick, Gary Tharp, Thomas George, Carlos Billings, Ronnie Hart. SECOND ROW: Carol Sullivant. Gail Vick, Janice Farmer, Brenda Kirkharn, Patsy Hurst, Rhonda Newton, Marion Noles, Shirley Long. THIRD ROW: Norberta Shearer, Louella Parish, Rose Mary O'Bryan, Judy O'Bryan, Janice Croft, Donna Paris, Mary Miller, Shirley Dodds. FOURTH ROW: Linda Jones, Cynthia Stringer, Patricia Threlkeld, Donna Hardin, Bev erly Quertermous, Sherry Oouch, Doris Crawford, Tommy Cothron. HIGH AD SALESMAN Shirley Long THE SALEM BANK of Salem , Kentucky THE SMITHLAND BRANCH of Srnithland, Kentucky Yours for Friendly Service nsu 90 if, gf f- Q -1 L2.'.'.?.':! 3 5 1 ':.::'.:' 2 ,6 fain-sunroof N 'Lu Q ' -5 WE ui' Serving Livingston County for More Than Fifty Years KENTUCKY BALFCUR COMPANY Manufacturing - Stationers - Engravers - Jewelers 615 South First Street Louisville 2, Kentucky l 1 TOM W. ROWLETT BOYCE R. MCELYA Box 85 414 Guthrie Bldg. Murray, Kentucky Paducah, Kentucky PLaza 3-2.814 Phone 3-7345 l40 METROPOLIS MOBILE HOMES 2069 South Beltline Paducah, Ky Next to Cabana Club See CARL BUCHANAN or JIM MITCHELL BEST WISHES TO TI-IE CLASS OF 1966 Barge Transportation on Lower Ohio, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Green Rivers CRCUNSE CORPORATICN Congratulations and Salutations to the Senior Class of 1966 THE COCA-COLA BCTTLING CO Paducah, Kentucky CURTIS 8. MAYS Broadway at Seventh Paducah, Kentucky Your Official Annual Photographer Congratulations to the Seniors MIDWEST DAIRY Paducah, Kentucky BOYD'S Funeral Director Furniture Store Salem , K Phone 988-3131 entucky om imen C pl ts of DINNER PARTY FOODS M. LIVINGSTON 8. COMPANY C. P. SMITH FUNERAL CHAPEL Ambulance Service Ph. 928-4771 Smithland, Kent I44 ucky Compliments of WONDER SNACK FOODS EPSI'm 014 PADUCAH BOTTLING CCMPANY Compliments of DIAMOND DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT JOHN FUGATE, Operator Lake City, Kentucky Compliments of JONES PACKING CO. Paducah, Kentucky O Compliments of SALEM INSURANCE AGENCY ffering Complete Insurance Service to Livingston C ty ERNIE WHITSETT, Agent Ph. 988-3417 Home 988-302.9 Slm Ken t Sportsman' s Paradise THE LACK COMPANY 301 Jefferson Paducah, Ky. Your Team He adquarter Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer - Farm Supplies Compliments Your Cooperative Service Agency of PHELPS BROTHERS FARM SERVICE 600 South Third Street Du Paducah, Kentucky I Ph. 443-3570 Reynolds Alurrminum PADUCAH IRON COMPANY 84 If Q ffg I -1 WELDERS SUPPLY, INC. . Compliments 229-33 South First Street of Paducah, Ky. 4200 l Ph. 442-8238 REYNOLDS METALS COMPANY I46 Compliments of BERRY'S PHARMACY Prescriptions a Specialty Salem, Ky. Compliments of UNCLE LEE'S Houseware Hardware Sporting Goods Soft Goods Automotives Open: 8-9 Sunday Through Thursday 8-10 Friday and Saturday 342 0 South Beltline Compliments of RUDD'S HARDWARE Smithland, Kentucky Compliments of ROBIN HOOD FLOUR LAMPKIN'S BUICK-RAMBLER CO. 307 Main Street Benton, Ky. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. H. B. ALDERDICE I47 BABB DRUGS Fertilizers and Field Seed Purina Chows Walgreen Agency Prescriptions a Specialty Custom Grinding and Mixing Ph. 965-3141 Marion, Ky. Ph 988-3476 Lola KY DANIEL-MILLIKAN Compliments OI C. M. BROWN GROCERY Lake City, Kentucky Marion, Kentucky Phone 965- 3166 GEORGE F. HARRIS DISTRIBUTING CO. Petroleum Products Bulk and Bottle Gas Farm Gas and Fuel Oil Ph. 988-3919 Salem, Ky. Compliments of THE PADUCAH LIVESTOCK AUCTION Ledbetter , Kentucky Sale Every Thursday 1:00 P. M. Support Your Livingston County Market Compliments of CRITTENDEN MOTOR CO. Sales - Ford - Service Marion, Ky. I48 Excavating - Septic Tank Installation Contract Digging Ditching - From 3 -3' Wide CLARK'S HOE CO. Have Rig --- Will Dig Trenching and Backhoe Work J. W. CLARKE, Owner and Operator Salem, Kentucky Phone 988-3979 Compliments of HOWARD D. HAPPY CO. 120 South 4th St. Paducah, Kentucky Ph. 443-4527 Office Equipment and Supplies KENNEDY'S FUNERAL HOME Paducah, Kentucky CONYER OIL CO. Gas - Oil - Greases and Heating Fuel Ph. 988-3028 Salem, Ky. Compliments of TERRY'S BEAUTY SHOP Ph. 928-6151 Smithland, Ky. THREE RIVERS ROCK Compliments of Producers of High Grade Limestone and DR' Crushed Stone for All Purposes Ph. 928-4911 Smithland, Ky SUREWAY FOOD STORE Sure Way to Better Values ' Free Parking Phone 965-4565 Marion, Kentucky CRITTENDEN PRESS Printers Publishers Lithographer s Marion, Kentucky Phone 954- 4542 I49 Imported and Dome stic PRESCRIPTION , 3 CENTER 'BROWSE-A-BOUT GIFTS Complete Prescription Service Weddings a Specialty Ph. 362-8131 Lake City Ky. Phone 988-3326 Salem, Kentucky Bestavlllfgshes Congratulations, Seniors DEWEESE IGA MARKET FURNITURE COMPANY Division of Interior Decorator Service Dewee se Enterprise s THOMAS N. TUCKER Grand Rivers, Kentucky Phone 965-3171 Marion, Ky. Compliments of Compliments of LIVESTOCK CO., INC. Dealers in Stockers, Feeders, Fat Cattle, and Hogs . . J. N. BOSTON AND Livestock Auction Every Monday Marion, Kentucky Phone 965-3169 Marion, Kentucky I50 Compliments of DR. S. EDELSTEIN Marion, Kentucky Compliments of KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY Marion, Kentucky Investors Owned Company Compliments of MOORE'S BUSINESS FORMS Marion, Kentucky Compliments of FARMERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Crittenden County's Oldest and Largest Bank Member of F. D. I. C. Our Motto You Call, We Haul No Job Too Large or Too Small Trucking-Contractors T. R. PECK 8. SON We Appreciate All Calls Ph. 988-3949 Your Friendly Ford Dealers Ford Sales and Service KINNEY-HIETT MOTOR CO. Ph. 527-2451 P. O. Box 13 Salem, Ky. 99 North Main Benton, KY Compliments of COLONIAL BREAD Paducah, Kentucky Join Our Record Club Get Free Records GATLIN 8. COHRS Westinghouse and TV - Magnavox - Stereo We service any make TV Ph. 443-6220 415 Ky. Avenue Paducah, Ky. Chemicals and Metals Division THE EAGLE-PICHER CO. Kentucky Ope 1' ation Salem Kentucky MARION TIRE AND RECAPPING SERVICE Phone 965-2196 124 Sturgis Road Marion, Kentucky Compliments of SALEM HARDWARE XIV IF IT'S cfoon C Foon You WANT i 1 Visit . , DRIVE-IN ' Salem, Ky. Ph. 988-2070 1 52 PADUCAH TYPEWRITER SUPPLY CO. DON Mc CL URE 41 7 Washington Phone 443- 7331 4..ff-'was jsilnp E S K tlullia Compliments of W. M en uc Y WOODROW JONES Y W6 I Compliments of BARNE'S SERVICE STATION D-X Products Smithland, Kentucky Compliments of WAYNE HARVEY Smithland, Kentucky Compliments of CROUCHE'S GROCERY A Good Place to Eat. PECK BROS. PRODUCE CO. Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Paducah, Kentucky M Compliments of R. and MRS. GARLAND LITTLE SMITH INSURANCE SERVICE Complete Insurance Service Smithland, Kentucky Ph. 928-4171 Compliments of BOB'S DRIVE-IN 2429 Bridge Paducah, Kentucky T8.W ELECTRIC COMPANY Residential - Commercial - Industrial Wiring We stinghouse Appliance s LIVINGSTON COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY Building Supplies, Hardware and Floor Covering Ph. 988-3817 Salem, Ky. Complim ent s of KY. LAKE MOBILE HOMES New and Used Mobile Homes Clarks River Road Hys. 60-62-68 Paducah, Ky. Garden Seed - Field Seed - Chicken Feed Poultry Supplies - Grain and Produce YOPP SEED COMPANY INCORPORATED 319-20 South Second Street Ph. 443-5317 Retail Store Ph. 442-4393 Paducah, Ky. RAMAGE'S IGA Dry Goods and Store Burna, Kentucky Congratulations , Senio rs LEWIS DUKE ASA LONG DUKE AND LONG DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Gulf Petroleum Products - Batteries Accessories 1500 Broad Street, Paducah, Ky. Ph. 443-5328 WILMA'S BEAUTY BAR. Pleasing You Pleases Us Grand Rivers, Kentucky Ph. 362-8838 Compliments of MYRA BINKLEY Compliments of JOHN H. O'BRYAN Grand Rivers, Kentucky SILLS AND CROFTS' Septic Tank Cleaning Salem, Ky. Ph. 988-3659 or 988-3650 COOPER'S GROCERY P1easing You, Pleases Us Lola, - Kentucky Compliments of RUNYAN-NICHOLAS INC. CHEVROLET COMPANY Marion, Kentucky Phone 965-3174 I54 Compliments of MARSHALL'S MEN AND BOYS STORE South 2nd Street Ph. 442-5588 Headquarters for Levis We Have Those New Styles ASBRIDGE USED CARS Congratulations to the Seniors of 1966 Salem, KY- SMITHLAND FABRIC SHOP Ph- 988-3314 Ph. 928-6351 Smithland, Ky J. C. ASBRIDGE, Owner Atlas Tires - Batteries - Groceries WEST END SERVICE STATION Ph. 988-3137 DOUG and LORETTA LaRUE Compliments of REYNOLD'S RADIO 8: T. V. Ph. 928-5651 smithlahd, Ky Compliments of MYRICK BROTHERS Lola, Ky. Compliments of JIM SMITH Compliments of ROBERT and TOMMYE MAY Lola, Ky. Compliments of RALPH SMITH Compliments of MR. and MRS. HARLEY WILLIAMS Lola, Ky. Compliments of W. J. WILKINSON General Contracting Ph. 3-3539 1025 Lincoln Avenue Paducah, Ky Compliments of LIVINGSTON .COUNTY CO. -OP. HENRY 8: HENRY MONUMENTS Marion, Kentucky ROSE CLEANERS Marion, Ky. Pick Up and Delivery BINKLEY'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of MARION DRY CLEANERS Pick Up and Delivery Ph. 965-4744 Marion, Ky HENSONS' NEW AND USED CARS Ray F. Johnson - Manager Ph. 928-6341 Smithland, Ky. Compliments of ROBERT L. MYRE, JR. Smithland, Kentucky l55 Compliments of CHARLES H. HART Masonry' Contractor Ph. 928-5420 Burna, Ky. Compliments of LUCY AND WAYNE MONTGOMERY MAR-JEAN FLOWER SHOP Salem, Ky. Ph. 988-3217 Congratulations, Seniors L. O. MCELMURRY Insurance and Monuments Hampton, Ky. ALICE'S BEAUTY SHOP We curl up and dye for you. Ph. 988-3671 Carrsville, Ky. Compliments of BRADLEY'S DRUG SUNDRIES Ph. 988-3211 Burna, Ky CASPER'S GROCERY Hampton, Ky. Ph. 988-3763 Compliments of MARY AND RALPH VICK Smithland, Ky. Compliments of EULEN RAMAGE Livingston County Sheriff Compliments of J. AND J. GROCERY Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rednour Smithland, Ky. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. M. L. ROBINSON GENE'S FOOD MARKET Marion, Ky. Big enough to serve you, but small enough to know you. T. R. AKRIDGE FARM SUPPLIES Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizer, and Farm Supplies Fredonia, Ky. PADUCAH BRICK AND SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Subsidiary of Concrete Pipe, Inc. Distributors of face and common brick, masonry supplies, pipe. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. LYNN NEAL Smithland, Ky. l56 Compliments of COTTAGE FLOWER 8: GIFT SHOP Flowers for All Occasions. Marion, Ky. Congratulations to the Seniors of 1966 From MISS EMMA LUCUS MISS LORA LUCUS MRS. H. M. LUCUS Compliments of MITCHELL'S SUPER MARKET Grand Rivers, Kentucky Congratulations, Seniors MR. AND MRS. GROVER C. HEAD, JR. Compliments of DR. JAY Marion, Ky. Compliments of RAYMOND B. DYCUS Smithland, Kentucky PECK'S GARAGE Stop at Peck's Garage for Standard gasoline at book station price 25. 9 Salem, Ky. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. N. S. KARR Compliments of M1LLER'S AUTO PARTS Ph. 965-3104 107 East Bellville Marion, Ky. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL JAMESON Hampton, Ky. Eat at MYRA'S CAFE Ph. 965-9246 Marion, Kentucky Compliments of BURNA GULF SERVICE STATION Burna, Kentucky Compliments of the ARCADE BARBER SHOP 107 South 5th St. Paducah, Ky. IUKA SUPPLY CO. Iuka, Ky. Henry Martin Ph. 928-5730 Congratulations, Seniors CHARLES R. BLANKENSHIP Home Builder and General Contractor Ph. 898-2347 Ledbetter, Ky. LEDBE TTER SUPPLY Ledbetter, Kentucky JOHNSON ELECTRIC CO. 117 North Main Sales and Service Ph. 965-4242 Electrical Contracting Residence Ph. 965-3614 I57 Compliments of Compliments DARI-KING SANDWICH SHOP of Smithland, Kentucky A FRIEND LAVERNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Beauty Is My Business Lake City, Ky. Phone 362-4298 HENSLEY'S JEWELRY Salem, Kentucky Ph. 988-3157 RUBY'S BEAUTY SHOP Cold Waves and Manicures Ph. 988-3227 Salem, Ky. Compliments of MAHAN'S GROCERY Smithland, Kentucky MCDANIEL AND COMPANY Compliments of 1909 1966 WESTERN AUTO Dry Goods Shoes The Family Store Salem, Kentucky Salem, Kentucky SALEM TELEPHONE COMPANY Salem, Kentucky Compliments of SURPRISE PACKAGE Dress Shop Lake City, Kentucky Compliments of CROFT'S TEXACO SERVICE Lola, Kentucky MARION MACHINE WORKS Machine Shop and Hauling Contractors 523 S. Main Street Phone 965-4330 Marion, Kentucky Compliments of TURNER 8: CONYER TRUCKING 8: LUMBER CO. Marion, Kentucky Phone 965-4088 You're Always Welcome at CITY DRUG COMPANY Ph. 966-4689 Marion, Ky. HUNT'S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing and Shoes Ph. 965-4310 Marion, Ky. l58 Compliments of REVEREND AND MRS. BILL ALLCOCK Paducah, Ky. You're Always Welcome At SALEM BOWL-O-RAMA Salem, Kentucky REBA SMITH, Clerk Livingston Circuit Court Compliments of VIVIAN'S CLEANERS Ph. 928-4731 Smithland, Ky. Tires - Batteries LOLA GULF AND GROCERY Prop. Sonnie J. Belt Lola, Kentucky Compliments of Your Friends of the Press MR. AND MRS. M. G. SMITH Managing Editors HOLLOMAN'S GROCERY Where Prices Go Down - Not Up Mott City, Kentucky Compliments of J. D. CLOPTON 81 SON - Druggist Smithland, Kentucky Phone 928-4512 Compliments of W. B. THOMPSON PINK'S BAR-B-Q Gum Springs Ph. 928-4591 Compliments of JOE F. LADY'S COTTAGES Ph. 362-4487 Grand Rivers, Ky. Compliments of GREGORY'S GROCERY Lake City, Kentucky Compliments of NORTH MARSHALL LUMBER CO. Calvert City, Ky. Compliments of SMITHLAND AUTO SALES Gathiel Tietloff - Owner Ph. 928-4631 Srnithland, Ky. Compliments of HILL BILLY USED CARS Tiline Road Smithland, Kentucky GRACE AND GABE MCCANDLESS Smithland, Kentucky Congratulations to the Seniors of 1966 From SMITHLAND BUS STOP Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Mitchell, Owners I59 L.C.H.S. BCOSTERS Mrs. Helen James Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cress Mr. and Mrs. James C. Tracy Vance Ramage Mrs. Belle Poindexter A Friend Mrs. Lois Mahan Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Rushing Reverend and Mrs. Mark Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Long, Sr. I-I. Allen Middleton Aliene Dabney Miss Peggy Shroat Captain and Mrs. J. G. Long, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Cothron Mr. and Mrs. Ned Cothron Mr. and Mrs. James I-I. Crawford The yearbook staff would like to take this opportunity to expre ss our thanks to the many people who have made this yearbook po ssi- ble. It is fitting that we first express our gratitude and thanks to the advertisers for recognizing the selling power of our ad section and for the support we have received from them. The publication of this annual would not have been possible if it were not for understanding teachers who were lenient and thought- ful enough to excuse students to work on the yearbook when adead- line was approaching or pictures were being taken. Special thanks are proffered to Mr. LaRue, our photographer, who has gone above and beyond the call of duty in helping us to put out the 1966 Living- stonian. We hope that this yearbook will hold many cherished memories and recollections to the student body in the years to come. THE ANNUAL STAFF Av X? KJV 7 Aff- 2 ' Wy fwfwff ' 5:1 fdMw Q65 '50 MZ, may 132314, Nm WM? 5 W W QQQESQQ W 65522 jg 2 Q5 if 5? ,. .. H ..,,,q. ,,, -..,- M, ,.-wk Sql. ,A JV awk jaw VMAMUQM M744 wfJWfMwWW Ngfjwwjuewdwwafvgzwd ,Qfcuwf-7? W J JM, WMM? W QJQJDOQDQ .. I nv'-'C-ff mfy..fM.,W:f9wc.4,,,r,, rtafwwwmwu-fvyqff j,..,.. ,bmp QW 242, 5,4f?f!4f,f4fLfo XZ if-M' WWI b . r L - - - - --- - - . -..--rm...-uf---1-.-PV-..---Q-M v.,-..,gn...-N.. -...gippgp,. ,e:f.4L? 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