Louisa High School - Scarlack Yearbook (Louisa, KY)

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.. XA-- .X s-S V V X N f CW. T lk 1 h 1.4 7 we . lu PK H - Pfwpdeaq Good heavens! Here it is 1965 already and time for the class of '55 reuH1OH. Let's go now to the entrance and greet our guests. Mrs. Charles Booth fNoreta Blackburnj is our first one. She brought all six of her children with her from Africa. The former Jeanetta Adams, Frances Bush, Betty Cyrus, Barbara Hurt, and Frances Frazier are now happy homemakers. Mrs. Kenneth Osborne QSidney Chaffinj has arrived with her sixteen children ffigure out for yourself how she got 16 in 10 yearsl. There's Jack Berry, owner of Pioneer Club in Las Vegas, with his body guard, Ben Compton. Larry Dotson is the only man in the world to be married six times to the same woman, who is the former Wilodene Limings. Norma Adams is now talent scout for Ted Mack's Amateur Hour. This has been a ood year for Don Hamilton, as his football team were state champs and his wife ?Noreta Crumb presented him with quintuplets. Mrs. Jack Roberts fMae Belle Damronl has just arrived from Florida. Jack and Bobby Holbrook are the proprie- tors of the Golden Goose Saloon on East Fork. Johnie Dobbins is now a singer in Nashville. We see Louise Shannon is still writing to certain boys in service. Mildred Sparks is the present owner of the Clifford Ballroom. Mrs. Luke Varney QPatsy Sparksj is trying for the world wide woman's roller skating championship. Ruby Patton is now manager of the Buchanan Baseball team. Billy Cassell is now manager of Charles Radio and T, V. Shop. Robert Dunbar is head of the Fallsburg Executive Department. Frank Perry is now Chief of Louisa Fire Department. Glinda Hall, Doris Hayes, Jewell Kitchen and Gloria Maynard are typists in Co- lumbus. Dr. and Mrs. James Smith fRosemary Lesterj have just returned from California. Joyce Nelson has returned from Korea where she has been operating an orphans' home. Betty Nunley is sitting around combing her gray hair and wish- ing she was young again. Mrs. Cob Collins tSally Riggs, has returned from the Everglades where she has a business in wholesale eels and crocodiles. The Big Poultry Co. is now being operated by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Don Thompson, fPeggy Prichardl. Wanda Ekers is head nurse of the Louisville General Hospital. John Burchett is now coaching the Kentucky Wildcats with Dotty Chaffins as his head cheerleader. Charles Mellon is now manager of Moore's Grocery. Linda Hall is not Lt. Col. in the Air Force. Bonnie Hammond who has just been voted Hlxlrs, America of 1965 is here with her old friend, Ruth E. Branham, who has just taken Arlene Francis' place on Home, Virginia Coburne is a Paris model, Donal Hewlett has taken Mrs. Becknel1's place at L. H. S, Nancy Hughes owns her own stray cat and dog home. Mary Lemaster is the most valuable aviatrix in the Air Force. Emmitt Ratcliff and Hager Tackett are chief petty officers is the U. S. Navy. Sara Roberts is head dancing instructor for Arthur Murray. Swanna Riffe is a singer in Fallsburg's Night Club. Jimmy Stansberry is now Mayor of Louisa. Ruby Ruthv Marcum is manager of the Smart Shoppe in Huntington. Paul Vanhoose is a 5 Star General in the U. S, Army. David Shortridge is chief aircraft engineer ofthe North American Air Craft Co. Bill Reid has designed a new building for L, H, S, Betty Shannon is now private secretary for the President of the U,S, Juanita Workman is a missionary in South Africa. Mrs. Jesse Fyffe fPhyllis Thompsonl is teaching Home Ec. at Blaine High School. Stella Shortridge has sold more records of St, Louis Blues than Lena Horne. Phyllis Chaffin just drove up with her millionaire husband, Clarence Chapman and Logan Moore were voted the most valuable base- ball players of 1965. Wendell Bartram is now editor of the New York Times, Cornea Lambert is building an admission stand to the Point Section Ball Park. Truman Hayes is flying jets for the U. S. Air Force. Walter Preston just drove up in a mink-lined Cadillac and is still a bachelor. Roberta Coffee is an airline hostess for Trans-World Airline. Elbert Pack owns his own hot rod shop, Milton Mclginster is a cameraman for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Ann Blackburn has just completed her 15th novel and is now traveling in Europe. Cecil Mitchell is s orts editor for the Big Sandy News. Mrs. Jimmy Williamson lBernice Arringtongis the head buyer for Marshall Field Dept. Store. Ruth J. Branham is the new owner of Ryansv De t Store here in Louisa. Paul Patton just got back from flying his x-551 l!2 Rocketpto the moon. 18

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,, owl 7066! ir We, the Senior Class of 1955, being in our right mind, do bequeath and bequit, leave, give and get rid of the following members o- the Senior Class ---- to put in their high place these lowly creatures: Charles Mellon--His ability to get along with Mr. Boyd to Cob Collins. Jeanette Adams--her ability to get along with Mrs. Jordan to Franklin Muncy. Norrna J. Adams--her ability to graduate to her sister Joy. Bernice Arrington- -her ability to go steady to anyone that w ants it. Mary E.. Blackburn--her bottle oi peroxide to Jannie Smith. Ruth E. Branham--her typing ability to Mr. Mcl-largue. Noreta Blackburn--her Bermuda shorts to Anna Sue Lyon. Ruth J. Branham--her ability to become a senior to Anna Akers. Frances L. Bush--the fun she has had at L. H. S. to Ruth Perry. Dorothy Chaffin--her ability to get along with John to two other girls. Phyllis Chaffin--her slimness to Elizabeth Blankenship, Sidney A. Chaffin--her hiding place from Mr. Mcl-Iargue to anyone who can find it. Virginia Coburne--her brown eyes and hair to Barbara Shannon. Roberta Coffee--her red hair to Paul Jordon. Noreta Crurn--the only thing I have is Don and lam taking him with me. Betty Cyrus--her cheerleadin position to her sister Violet. Mae Belle Damron--her long Eair to Sue Hughes. Johnnie Dobbins--her shortness to Ruth Geor e. Wanda E-ters--her love of being a senior to ai juniors. Frances Frazier--leaves to Mona Roberts, her ability to become engaged. Linda Hall--all my good times at L. H. S, to Charlene Robinett. Glinda Hall--her ability to graduate to her sister Peggy. Bonnie Harnmonds--her cheerleading skirt and tights to Mrs. Chapman. Doris Hayes--her ability to get on the honor roll to Lowell and Robert Hayes. Donal Hewlett--her height to anyone who needs it. Nancy Hu hes--wills the Van Horn G1 Hughes lnc. to anyone who wants it. Barbara gurt--her lips to Tommy Fyfie. Wilodene Limmings--her dark complexion to Linda Patton. Jewell Kitchen- -her ability to graduate to anyone who needs it. Mary Lemaster--her cheerlea ing sweater and her ability to get along with David Shortridge to Mrs. Jordan. ll Jimmy M, Smith--his love for holidays to the teacher especially, Lester. Rosemary Lester--her position as Drum majorette to Alice Queen. Ruby Marcum--her books and ability to graduate to Louise Booth. Gloria Maynard--her ability to graduate to her brother Robert. Joyce Nelson--her sewing ability to Peggy Shannon. Betty Nunley--her freckles to Opal Burton. Peggy Prichard--her eyes to Anna Lyon, walk to Tommy Fyffe. Swanna Riffe--her position as song leader of F. H. A. to Lorretta Boggs. Sally Ri gs--wills er ability to graduate to Cob Collins. Sara Rogerts--her fun she had in her senior year to Maxie. Betty Shannon--her ability to make the honor roll to Juanita Shannon. Louise Shannon--her ability to graduate to Barbara Shannon. Stella Shortrid e--her lean, hungry look and crazy giggles to Mr. Boyd. Pats Sparks-gher finger nails to Alice Queen. Phyllis Thompson--her basketball ability and seat in Government class to Toby Compton. Juanita Workman--her gift of gab to Phyllis Courtney. Mildred Sparks--her abilit-yato skip school and get by with it to Rosy Wallace. Ruby Patton--her love for sebal itchers to er sister Patricia. Wendell Bartram--his love to the Clifford boys. Jack Berry--his good looks to Luke Varney. Billy Cassill--his speed to Creep Chandler. Clarence Chapman--the holes in his socks to Frank Muncy. Ben Compton--his weight to Jack Bartram, and height to Cob Collins. larry Dotson--his way with the women to his brother Ronnie. Robert Dunbar--his ability in math to Cecil Thompson. Don Hamilton--his half of the school to Mr. Boyd. Truman Hayes--all his love for Mrs. Chapman to the freshman boys. Bobby Holbrook--his typewriter to Mary Woods. .Tack Holbrook--his love for Miss Hay to the juniors. Cornea Lambert--his calm, quiet ways to Jackie Perkins. g Milton McKinster--his wavy hair to Tom Ball. Cecil Mitchell--his ability to graduate to Bruce George. Paul Patton--his abili? to not get a girl friend to Tom Collinsworth. Logan Moore--his cur y hair to George Hardin. Elbert Pack--his hot-rod ways to Mr. Mcl-Iargus. Frank Perry--his half of the high school to Mr. Mc!-largue. Walter Preston--his wavy hair to anyone who wants it. Billy Reid- -his front seat in Government class to Kelly Patton. David Shortridge--his crazy laugh to Luke Varney. Jimmy Stamberry--his hunting ability to Paul Fannin. Hagar Tackett--his height to Miss Hay. Paul Vanl-loose--his typing ability to Bruce George. John Burchett--his love for Goldie to Tom Collinsworth. M - S : . - Z if '?- Y -

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