Mason County High School - Ma Co Hi Yearbook (Maysville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

� VsV% ' feAV, in ' ►V i •% ' ffiv:;j:::r. 7 orea on cf With this fourth edition of Ma-Co-Hi, we feel that our school has come of age. Seniors graduating this year of 1964 are members of the first class to have spent all of their high school years here. Before this, graduating classes had spent some of their high school years at Orange- burg, Minerva, or May’s Lick while our new school, was being built. While these classes may have had fond memories of high school days in their small community high schools, as well as of those here, this class will have only a store of memories of Mason County High. New friends, new' building, new experiences, new teachers of four years ago have blended into a feeling of unity, appreciation, satis- faction, and happiness with Mason County High School. Our school has come of age. 3 ()ur 7. )e c 'omina Committee Come with us, we show to you 7 )ho we are and what we cfo. 4 These girls, ready and waiting to show us around, are Evelyn Taylor, Grace Pyles, Sharon Poe, Caroline Boone, Kay Hutchison, Patty Coffey, Phyllis Mastin. Hazel Addams, and Cheri Strode. Perhaps you would like to stop for a moment with Sharon Poe. John Black. Brenda Parker, and Jackie West to see how our trophy col- lection is growing. These faithful senior girls. Evelyn Taylor and Grace Pyles, perform their daily devotion of raising Old Glory. Our Principal, Mr. Elza Whalen, Jr. Mr. Whalen has been principal for the four years that Mason County High School has been open. It would not be the same M.C.H.S. without him. With a fitting blend of authority and understanding, he is welf equipped for his tremendous job of dealing with students' and teachers’ problems, supervising school activities, and maintaining strict discipline. 6 ‘‘Studies serve for de iyfit, for ornament' ancf for af)i ittj. d ieir c iief use f r de iyfit is in prioa eness- for ornament, is in discourse. ” Ricky Vice and Carol Hester— ornament Marcus Woodward; freshman, claimed first place in the physical science division of the Regional Science Fair at Morehead in April. He received two certificates and one blue ribbon for placing first in his division. These madrigal singers are Brenda Parker, Sharon Towler, Vicki .Halfhill, Mickey Mason, Mary Reynolds Worthington, Mary Manning, Caroline Boone, Jackie Clark, Brenda Gore, Phyllis Mastin, Caryl Jane Worthington, Kay Hutchison, David Packard, Charles Calvert, Billy Day, Tony Frame, Joe Bane, Don Boone, David Rose, Kenny pickrell, Mike Snedegar. 8 a L earn Batin as an honor: ” Mrs. Woodroof s Latin I class includes George Anderson. Judy Osgood, Larry' Aldridge, Shirley Martin, Cheri Strode, Priscilla Clark, Janie Crump, Janice Wheat. Ronnie Myers, Regina Cooper, Susie Catron, and Carol Hen- derson. ‘ iJIf a them a tics possesses a stern perfection. yy Mr. Blaine's class in high school arithmetic. u Bits 9ocf (fines s if ffut not without menys hancfs. ” Mr. Goodwin’s class includes Donnie Ser- gant, Johnny Bailey, Sam Wallingford, Alan Cooper, Bill Whitlow, Jerry Mar- shall. These three seniors. Bob Humphries, Robert Simpson, and Sharyn Poe, rated Superior'1 in the state speech festival at Lexington. They are holding the regional gavel which our school won for the second consecutive year. ' “SpeecA finely rameo cfeAgAtetA tAe ears. ” u(JUT (Ae (vor cPs a stage. ” Mr. Chumbler's agriculture class in- cludes: Crosby Carpenter. Kenneth Shel- ton, Tommy Manning, David Dodson, Tommy Lcet. Tommy Henderson. Sam- my Wallingford, Dickie Butler, Robert Lang. Jerry Eubanks. Joe Purcell. Mr. Clark's class in bookkeeping: Mary Bryant. Nancy Cooper. Evelyn Taylor, Phyllis Mastin. Flossie Poston. Mary Sue Jacobs, Judy Taylor. Maggie Fraley, Barbara Hook, Genie Barry. US. HISTORY Mr. Barnett Larry Bussell Mike Morris Jackie Clark Linda Morgan Nancy Pickrell Kenny Fryman Mary Claypoole I I Mr Cftrrigan. student teacher, conducts a class of seniors studying literature. By rows the students are Loretta Sluss, Janell Lunsford, Sharon Towler. Diana McCray. Evelyn Taylor. Grace Pyles. SECOND ROW: Mary R. Worthington. Vicki Halfhill. Barbara Hook. June Wilson. Roderick Huber. Linda Burns. THIRD ROW David Rose. Raymond Franklin. Bobby Henderson. Beverly Berry. Sharon Poe. uJlCano are oar Joys ? youtA wAen aff Anowfecfye is cfe iy it an cf sorrow is not Aere. v Jubilant Royals with district trophy are, FRONT ROW: Tommy Phillips, Sammy Boyd, Daryll Bluford, Billy Day, Johnny Black, Jim Plummer. Lee Franklin. Kenny Cracraft, Donnie Jackson. SECOND ROW: Coach Smith, Bill Anderson, Ricky Vice, Mike Shoemaker, Ernie Rosser, Roy Redmond, Tommy Jefferson, Coach Childers. u 7s)e JincfJoy in ijoutfiful sports. Varsity cheerleaders with district trophy (They also won the regional trophy) are: Brenda Armbruster, Sharon Towler, Brenda Parker, Cheri Strode, Sharyn Poe, Micky Mason, and Vicki Halfhill. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Sara Nash. Librarian, and student librarians—Evelina Green. Barbara Hinton, Barbara Hook, Shirley Purcell, Vivian Hargett. SECOND ROW: Mary Sue Jacobs. Barbara Jolly, Carol Ann Cracraft. Susan Carpenter, Brenda Jackson, Linda Brown, and Jackie Owens. FACULTY NORINE BANE B.S., Eastern Home Economics Freshman Advisor BRENDA ANDERSON A.B., Georgetown Commerce Freshman Advisor MARY WARREN BARBER A.A., Logan A.B., Kentucky Wesleyan English Junior Advisor STEVEN BARNETT A.B., Morehead History, Typing General Business Junior Advisor CHARLES BLAINE A.B., L'niv. of Ky. Mathematics Junior Advisor JEAN BRANNON B.S., Mount St. Joseph M.A.. Univ. of Ky. English Senior Advisor r FRED CHUMBLER B.S. in Agri., L'niv. of Ky. M.S., in Agri., Univ. of Ky. Ed. S., University of Ky. Vocational Agriculture Freshman Advisor IMOGENE CRUMPLER A.B., Howard Mathematics Junior Advisor C. M. FIELDS B.S.. Kentucky State Graduate work at Ohio State. Iowa State, Morehead Chemistry and Physics BARBARA FOLLMER A.B., Asbury Science Freshman Advisor ROY FOSTER A.B., Morehead Health, Phys. Ed. Social Studies Sophomore Advisor ELOISE FOSTER B.S., Morehead Home Economics FreshtTian Advisor VIRGIL FRYMAN B.S., Eastern Mathematics Sophomore Advisor JAMES GOODWIN B.S., Univ. of Ky. M.S., Univ. of Ky. Industrial Arts Freshman Advisor CARL KEGLEY A.B., Morehead Biology General Science Sophomore Advisor LOUISE LINVILLE A.B., Univ. of Ky. Mathematics Sophomore Advisor LOUELLA MAHER B.S.. William and Mary A.B . Morehead M.A.. Morehead Social Studies Junior Advisor CAROLYN MASTIN' AB.. Brenau MA. Univ oe Ky. English. Speech. Drama Junior Advisor SARA NASH A.B., Georgetown Librarian MARGARET RUCKER A.B.. Centre English Freshman Advisor CORA LIE J. RUNYON A.B.. Western M.A.. Western Music Theory Choruses, Choirs. Glee Clubs Supervisor of Music JOHN K SNIDER A B„ Univ. of Ky. Counselor Social Science Senior Advisor LAURINDA SNIDER B.S.. Western Biology and Phys. Ed. Senior Advisor C CALVIN WALKER B.S in Agr:.. Unn of Ky Vocational Agrliulture Crries and Geography Freshman Adv isor Faculty Members not Pictured HERBERT CHILDERS A.B., Carson Newman County Supervisor of Phys. Ed. Coach of Basketball and Track Health and Physical Ed. JOHN HAAG A.B.. Morehead English Freshman Advisor HAROLD CLARK A.B., Eastern General Business and Typing Senior Advisor ROBERT HALL A.B., Morehead Mathematics Freshman Advisor Below are a few of the student teachers from Morehead who did their practice teaching in our school this year. MISS COMPTON English. Foreign Lang. MRS. WEST Music MISS CAMPBELL Physical Education MR. BELLEW Chemistry. Physics MR. CASSIDY Biology MR. YOUNG Social Studies These are the honor students of our class. They received special recognition at commencement for having maintained a high scholastic standing for four years. There were 11 honor graduates in a class of 108. Jfonor Michael Faurest Kay Hutchison Janell Lunsford Sharon Towler Katherine Stewart Larry Whaley June Wilson Mary R. Worthington Senior Awards The best in their fields of interest Chosen by her classmates and the faculty, Janell Lunsford was our D.A.R. Good Citizen of the year. Bobby Curtis Mathematics Michael Faurest Science These Future Homemakers were awarded State Degrees in F.H.A.—Brenda Dryden, Geraldine Cooper, Evelyn Taylor. Grace Pyles Home Economics Larry Allison Agriculture Farming Program Award Mac Pyles Agriculture Academic Achievement Award GAIL ANNETTE ADAM Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, 4-H, Girls' Ensemble, F.H.A.. Linn Club. Co-Ed-Y, Annual Staff. Senior Class Treasurer HAZEL CATHARINE ADDAMS Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, 4-H, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, F.H.A., F.T.A., Latin Club, Co- Ed-Y. Annual Staff LARRY DAVID ALLISON F.F.A. Assist. Secretary and Vice President, Mixed Choros. Boys' Chorus. FT.A. Co-Ed-Y. 4-H W ILLIAM ARTHUR ANDERSON Basketball. Baseball ROBERT STEVEN BARNETT GENIE BEATRICE BARRY irsi tv Cheerleader. Drill Team. Girls Chorus. Co- Ed-Y. 4-H. Latin Club BEVERLY ANN BERRY F H A.. F T A . Co-Ed-Y. 4-H, .Annual Staff. Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus. Girls Ensemble. Speech JOHN EMM ITT BLACK Baseball. Basketball 22 DARRYL PORTER BLUFORD Baseball, Basketball RICHARD NELSON BOLDEN F.F.A. DONALD SIDNEY BOONE Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, All State Chorus, Choral Clinic LINDA JOYCE BROWN Beta Club, F.T.A., Math Club, Latin Club, Co-Ed-Y, Student Librarian LINDA CAROL BURNS F.H.A., Co-Ed-Y, 4-H, F.T.A., Drill Team, Girls’ Chorus, Farm Bureau Queen MARY EVA BURNS GERALDINE COOPER F.H.A., Co-Ed-Y 4-H, Latin Club President, Drill Team, Girls' Chorus, State Degree, Delegate to Girls' State, F.H.A. President LARRY COLEM IRE JAMES COOPER F.F.A. STANLEY CRAWFORD F.F.A., 4-H ROBERT HOWARD CURTIS Basketball, Golf, Beta Club, Math Club. Latin Club, Treasurer of Junior Class CLYDF. LFSLIE DAVENPORT FRED DAVIS Track, F.F.A. BILLY RAY DAY Track, F.F.A., All-State Chorus, Co-Ed-Y, Boys' Cho- rus, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Madrigals, Basketball, 4-H RICHARD LANE DICKENS F.F.A., 4-H BRENDA KAY DRYDEN F.H.A. Reporter, F.H.A. Vice Pres., Morehead Dis- trict F.H.A. Reporter 62-63, Co-Ed-Y, F.T.A., Beta Club, Latin Club, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Of- fice Assistant, Secretary Latin Club MICHAEL FAUREST Basketball, Math Club, Beta Club, 4-H, Latin Club, Golf Team, Senior Class Pres., Latin Award EMERSON LEE FORD F.F.A. 25 RAYMOND FRANKLIN F.F.A., Basketball, Track WENDELL GIBBS F.F.A. HARRY DUWAYNE GREEN Basketball, Baseball Manager, Latin Club VICKI RAE HALFHILL Cheerleader, Class Treasurer—Sophomore, Junior Class Reporter, 4-H, F.T.A., Beta Club, Latin Club, Co- Ed-Y, Latin Club Treasurer, Track Team, Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Chorus, Madrigals, Mixed Ensemble, Girls' Ensemble, All-State Chorus VIVIAN MAE HARGETT F.H.A., 4-H, Co-Ed-Y, F.T.A., Beta Club, Latin Club, Girls’ Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Student Librarian JOHNNY HAUGHABOO ROBERT THOMAS HAUGHABOO F.F.A., 4-H, Co-Ed-Y ROBERT GLOSTER HENDERSON Track, Madrigals, Choral Clinic, Mixed Chorus, Boys’ Chorus, Math Club, Beta Club—President . 26 MARY FRANCIS HIGHLANDER F.H.A., 4-H, Co-Ed-Y, Girls’ Chorus KATHLEEN CAROL HITT F.H.A., Girls’ Chorus, Co-Ed-Y BARBARA ANN HOOK Varsity Cheerleader, Drill Team, Latin Club—Reporter, 4-H—Reporter, F.T.A., Co-Ed-Y, Student Librarian, Girls’ Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Annual Staff, Speech (Voice Choir) BETTY JEAN HOWE Co-Ed-Y, Latin Club RODERICK A. HUBER 4-H, Math Club, Latin Club, Beta Club, Boys’ Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Choral Clinic WILLIAM ROBERT HUMPHRIES, JR. Beta Club, Math Club, 4-H—Vice President, National Congress in Washington, D.C., Co-Ed-Y, Speech, De- bate Team, National Science Foundation Student, Track NANCY KAY HUTCHISON Latin Club, Co-Ed-Y, F.T.A., Pres., Math Club, Secre- tary, Beta Club Secretary, Girls’ State Delegate, 4-H, Editor of Yearbook, Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Chorus, Madrigals, Morehead Choral Clinic, All-State Chorus, Girls' Ensemble. BRENDA LEWIS JACKSON Beta Club, Latin Club, Library Assistant, President of Eastern Dist. Student Librarians, F.T.A., F.H.A., Co-Ed-Y 27 JOHN RICHARD KELLEY Co-Ed-Y, F.F.A. Reporter, Baseball. Received Ken- tucky State Farmer Degree. BRENDA JOYCE KITCHEN Girl's Chorus PHYLLIS JEAN LANCASTER Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, 4-H, Co-Ed-Y SHARON GAYLE LEGGE 4-H, Co-Ed-Y, Girls’ Chorus, Office Assistant, F.H.A., Received Betty Crocker Future Homemaker of To- morrow Award ANN JANELL LUNSFORD Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Madri- gal, Beta, F.H.A. Historian—Parliamentarian—Song- leader, Co-Ed-Y, Annual Staff, F.T.A., F.F.A. Sweet- heart, D.A.R. Citizenship Award, National Science Foundation Summer Student, Drill Team, Morehead Choral Clinic, All-State Chorus STANLEY HOWARD MARTIN F.F.A., Boys' Chorus, Co-Ed-Y CELIA ANN MASON 4-H, F.H.A., Co-Ed-Y, Girls' Chorus MARY MATILDA MASON Varsity Cheerleader, Freshman Class Secretary, Girls' State Delegate, Latin—Vice President, Basketball Queen Candidate, FHA Song Leader, Co-Ed-Y—Treas- urer, Beta—Reporter, All-State Chorus, Morehead Choral Clinic, 4-H, F.T.A. PHYLLIS MARII- MASTIN F.H.A., Co-Ed-Y, 4-H, Morehead Choral Clinic, All- State Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Mixed En- semble, Girls’ Ensemble, Annual Staff—Business Manager. Madrigals. JUANITA FAYE MAYNARD F.T.A., Latin, Co-Ed-Y, Girls’ Chorus, Beta, Office Assistant JUDY ANN MAYNARD 4-H, Girls’ Chorus, F.H.A., Co-Ed-Y DIANA JUNE McCRAY Girls’ Chorus, Mixed Chorus, F.T.A., Latin, 4-H, Co-Ed-Y JAMES EDWARD McDOWELL F.F.A.—Reporter, Assist. Reporter, 4-H, Co-Ed-Y, Baseball. F.H.A. Sweetheart, Speech, Track. Tumbling Team BONNIE LOU MORAN Girls’ Chorus, F.H.A., Co-Ed-Y, 4-H ROSETTA MORAN Girls’ Chorus, F.H.A., Co-Ed-Y, 4-H JUDY KAY MORELAND Co-Ed-Y, Girls’ Chorus, F.H.A. WILLIAM EUGF.NE MYERS 4-H, Co-Ed-Y, Mixed Chorus, All-State Chorus JACQUELINE MAE OWENS F.H.A., Co-Ed-Y, 4-H, Girls’ Chorus, F.T.A.. Student Librarian BRENDA GRIER PARKER Varsity Cheerleader—Captain, 4-H Songleader, F.H.A., All-State Chorus, Morehead Choral Clinic, Co-Ed-Y— Secretary—Vice President, Beta. Latin—President, Vice President, Most Outstanding Cheerleader, F.T.A., Madrigals, Mixed Ensemble, Girls' Ensemble, Girls’ Chorus, Mixed Chorus WILLIAM TAYLOR PARKER Golf Team, Co-Ed-Y, Math, 4-H, Track Team, Beta, Annual Staff, Junior Class Vice President, Freshman Class Secretary. Sergeant-of-Arms—Senior Class KENNY WAYNE PICKRELL Co-Ed-Y, F.F.A.—Assistant Reporter, Boys’ Chorus, Madrigals, Mixed Ensemble, Boys’ Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, 4-H ANITA TERESA PFEFFER Cheerleader—Captain B-Team, Outstanding Cheerlead- er, Varsity Cheerleader, Drill Team, Candidate for Basketball Queen, Senior Class Reporter, Co-Ed-Y, Office Assistant, 4-H, Latin. Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Latin Club Secretary WILLIAM EARL POE Basketball, Baseball, F.E.A., 4-H, Soil Judging Team SHARYN ANN POE Varsity Cheerleader, Outstanding Cheerleader, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Chorus. Speech and Drama Club, Runner-up as Best Actress in Kentucky, Latin Club, Co-Ed-Y, 4-H Songleader, Secretary, An- nual Staff—Assistant Business Manager 30 DOROTHY LORE.NE PORTER Girls' Chorus GRACE LINNEY PYLES Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, 4-H, Co-Ed-Y, F.H.A. Chapter Reporter—Chapter Secretary—1st Vice Presi- dent—District Parliamentarian, District 2nd Vice Pres- ident—Received F.H.A. State Degree, Farm Bureau Queen, Office Assistant, F.T.A., Beta Club WILLIAM MACHIR HUTTON PYLES Co-Ed-Y, Boys' Chorus, Beta, Math, F.F.A. Secre- tary—-President—Outstanding Green Hand Award— Best Supervised Farm Program—Chapter Star Farmer Award—Received Kentucky State Farmer Degree, Re- ceived Chapter Scholarship Award DANIEL LEONARD REES Co-Ed-Y, F.F.A., Basketball Manager HOWARD MANLEY RICE Boys’ Chorus, F.F.A. Chapter Farmer—Chapter Lead ership—-2nd Vice President, 4-H ROBERT E. RICE F.F.A. LARRY DONALD ROBERSON Latin Club DAVID LARRY ROSE Boys' Chorus, Boys’ Ensemble, Madrigals, Mixed En semble, Mixed Chorus 31 BONITA GAYLE RUSSELL Latin Club, Co-Ed-Y, 4-H EDWARD ALLEN SIDF.LL Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, F.F.A. JOHN EDWARD SCHEEK F.F.A., Basketball STANLEY WALDEN SCHILTZ F.F.A., 4-H, Basketball RORERT MARTIN SIMPSON Freshman Class President, Co-Ed-Y, Delegate to Ky. Youth Assembly, Received State Superior for Discus- sion Group, Debate Team STEPHEN DOUGLAS SOUDER MARY ETHEL SPENCE Girls' Chorus, Co-Ed-Y, 4-H KATHERINE KAREN STEWART Beta Club, Math Club, Latin Club, Co-Ed-Y, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, F.T.A., Science Achievement Test—Magna Cum I.aude Award 32 EVELYN KAY TAYLOR Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Latin Club, Co-Ed-Y, 4-H, F.H.A., Drill Team, F.H.A. State Degree, F.T.A., Office Assistant CHARLES RUSSELL TAYLOR F.F.A., Basketball GENEVA TAYLOR F.H.A., Girls’ Chorus, 4-H SHARON KAY TOWLER GEORGE LIVINGSTON THOMAS F.F.A., Boys' Chorus ROSEMARY WALLINGFORD Girls’ Chorus, 4-H, Co-Ed-Y, F.T.A. MAXINE WARNER Girls' Chorus, 4-H LARRY EMERSON WHALEY Treasurer of Freshman Class, President of Sophomore Class, President of Junior Class, Vice President of Sen- ior Class, Beta Club Vice President, Secretary, Math Club Vice President, Latin Club, Basketball, Baseball, D.A'.R. U.S. History Award, Annual Staff, Excellence in Latin Award 33 DAVID FRANKLIN WHITE CLARA JUNE WILSON 4-H President, County 4-H President, F.H.A., Co-Ed-Y Chaplain, Latin Club, F.H.A., Beta Club, Girls' Chorus, Commended National Merit Scholar, Mixed Chorus, Kentucky Youth Assembly Delegate, Science Achieve- ment Test, Morehead Speech Festival, Magna Cum Laude Latin Award, Annual Staff, Soil Conservation Essay Winner, Human Relations Essay Winner MARY REYNOLDS WORTHINGTON Latin Club Historian, Co-Ed-Y, Beta Club, Girls' State Delegate, Math Club, Mixed Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Girls’ Ensemble, Girls’ Chorus, All-State Chorus, F.T.A., Morehead Choral Clinic LARRY WAYNE YOUNGMAN F.F.A., 4-H Club, Co-Ed-Y SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Larry Whaley, Vice President Sharon Towler, Secretary Gail Adam, Treasurer Michael Faurest, President Senior members of Mason County High Drill Team: Janell Lunsford. Evelyn Taylor, Linda Burns who was drill master. Geraldine Cooper. Barbara Hook. Anita Pfeffer. JW OKS Mary Adamson Brenda Allison Harry Allison Dewey Applegate Brenda Armbruster Joyce Arthur Leslie Arthur Joe Bane Larry Beckett Sammy Bevard Sandra Biositti Lillie Blevins Caroline Boone Teresa Boone Sarah Boyd Audrey Brooks Anna Bryant Mary Bryant Nancy Burns Larry Bussel Johnny Calvert Susie Catron Eileen Chamberlin Jackie Clark Carol Clary Mary Clay Joan Claypool Mary Claypool Pat Coffey Nancy Cooper Terry Cooper Linda Cord Carole Cracraft Kenneth Craycraft Bonnie Craft Brenda Craft David Craig Truett Crosby Janie Crump Wayne Darnell Anthony Davis Francis Davis Sue Dickson Myrna Dotson William Dotson Kaye Fegan Maggie Fraley Kenny Fryman Jimmy Fryman Debbie Gardner Johnny Gifford Bill Gobin Brenda Goodwin Brenda Gore Evalena Green Shirley Hardin Kenneth Harmon James Heller Alan Hester Carol Hester Diana Highfield James Highfield Barbara Hinton Jimmy Hinton Michael Hord 37 Patricia Hughes Russell Hughes Wayne Humphries Sallie Hutchinson Mary Sue Jacobs Barbara Jolly Joe Jolly Mary Jones Doris Kabler Rusty Kilgus Charlotte Landreth Clarence Legge Harry Lewis Linda Lewis Donna Linville Judy Lowe Virginia Lucas Christie Lunsford Betty Lyons Ronald Mains Sue Mains Mary Manning Judith Marshall Marian McRoberts Eugene Mefford Lioda Mitchell Stanley Moore Butch Moreland Linda Morgan Alike Morris Connie Muse Leslie Muse Ella Myall Larry Myers Shelia Myers Joyce Mynear Bill Newell Don Nute James O'Neill Doug Pence Karen Petit Brenda Phillips Tommy Phillips Nancy Pickrell James Plummer Patsy Plummer Nellie Poc Marilyn Porter Flossie Poston Scotty Powers Shirley Purcell Robert Reed Mahlon Reetz Martha Rees Brenda Rice Gary Richards Marilyn Rhodes Judy Roberson Ernie Rosser Anna June Ross Linda Rosser Peggy Russell James Saunders Sherman Saunders Mike Shoemaker Allan Si Ivey Mary Lynn Sledd Nancy Smart Mike Snedegar Terry Stanfield Frank Stears Cheri Strode Judy Taylor John Teegarden Linda Teegarden Brenda Thackston Allan Thompson Allan Tolle Doris Tolle Ronnie Tolle Janet Wallingford Dynita Warner Rosemary Warner Sheila Warner David Weaver Marsha Wheat Donna White Richard Willet Mary Kathryn Williams Caryl Jane Worthington Because of their interest and achievements in science, these boys were chosen for participation in the National Science Foundation workshops during the summer. Gregg Hume, sophomore, spent part of his vacation studying chemistry and physics at the University of Tennessee in Knox- ville. Don Nute, junior, studied chemistry and experimental psychology at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Illinois. Junior delegates to Girls' State at the University of Kentucky in June: Bonnie Craft, Caroline Boone, Sheila Myers, Carol Clary, and Kaye Fcgan. SOiWQMOftES Sophomore class officers left to right: Gregg Hume—Vice Presi- dent, Judy Kiscaden—Secretary, Janice Towler—Treasurer, Jeff Moreland—Reporter, Lora Wallingford—President. FHA Sweethearts—Jimmy McDowell, seated, and Ricky Vice, standing. FFA Sweethearts—Janell Lunsford, seated, and Brenda Lowe, standing. Mr. Kroth—student teacher, helps Winnie Wenz while the class studies busily. SEATED are: Ronnie Tolle, Patty Gifford, Linda Moran, Mrs. John Snider—Instructor. Bernice James, Nancy Burns, Helen Cooper, Billy Adair, Myrna Davis. Keith Allison Larry Applegate Thomas Applegate Jackie Arrasmith Karen Barbour James Barry Martha Barlow Dottie Bean Robert Berry Gary Bess Jerry Blankenship Johnny Boggs Roy Bolden Sammy Boyd Larry Buchanan Veronica Buchanon Nellie Burns Linda Butcher David Carpenter Larry Caskey John Kelley Clark Carol Capps Janie Claybrooke Joyce Cline Janet Colemire Chester Cooper Dorothy Cooper Helen Cooper Ralph Cooper Mike Cropper Myrna Davis Danny Davenport Glenda DeVaughn Barry Dietrich Sharlene Earls Libby Finn Tony Frame Howard Franklin Norman Franklin Ollie Fulton Paula Gardner Fred Garrett Henry Gee Kenny Gibbs Patty Gifford Emma Gilbert Patsy Gilbert Jackie Gilkerson Betty Gill David Gill Sue Gillespie James Hamm Ronnie Hargett Betty Hart Shirley Hart Janice Hendricks Barbara Henson Nancy Henson Linda Hicks Jackie High Larry Howard Lewis Howell Johanna Hull Gregg Hume Bernice James Donna Jefferson Thomas Jefferson Roger Jolly Patsy Jordan Judy Kalb Thelma Lucas Jerry Mains Steve Manning James Marshall Brenda McDonald Brenda Kirk Judy Kiscaden Willie Kitchen Edith Ladenburger John Lambert Janice Mae Lawrence Virgie Lofton Jane Lowe Sharon Lowe Lois Ann Lucas Brenda Moran Linda Moran Sue Moran Leonard Moore Jeffrey Moreland Allen Mullikin Yvonne Myers Brenda Ogden Gary Orme David Packard Diana Parker Steve Pickrell Judy Poe Carl Porter Judy Porter Emma Purcell Bonnie Pugh Roy Redmond Sherry Reed Brenda Rice Tommy Richards Janet Risner Billy Scott Sue Scott Shirley Schiltz Randy Sexton Lynda Shepard Robert Si Ivey Sharon Stanton Wanda Stitt Gladys Story Janice Tabb Joyce Taylor Connie Teegarden Robert Thomas Patricia Thompson Sharon Tolle Janice Towler Judy Tucker Gary Tune Wayne Turner Peggy Van Camp Ricky Vice Sandra Vice Linda Walker Beverly Wallingford Lora Wallingford Shirley Watson Dennis Weaver Winnie Wenz 0 Freshman class officers left to right: Bob Cochran. President; Marcus Woodward. Vice President; Ginny Wise, Secretary; Kaye Burke, Treas- urer; Sparky McDowell. Reporter. Richard Butler is showing the rest of the civics and world geography class the continent of Asia. STANDING are: Butch Mason, Diane Kelley, Patrick Manion, Anthony Manion. Richard Butler. Mrs. James Maher. Sarah Vice, Sandy Berry, Kay Burke, Janice Suit, Danny Jones. Harold Greenstone—student teacher. Charlie Calvert. William Adair Carol Adamson Larry Aldridge Danny Allison Elmer Allison Anna Lee Applegate George Anderson David Applegate Johnny Bailey Ray Barbee Robert Bare Beth Barlow Brenda Barnett Carol Beckett Judy Beckett Sandy Berry Linda Bolden Billy Boggs Kenneth Boone James Botkins Robert Bradford Donna Bramel Lynda Bramel Billie Brierly James Brown Brenda Bryant Joyce Bryant Lonnie Bryant Kay Burke Ronny Burke Mary I in Burns Richard Buller Charlie Calvert Crosby Carpenter Deborah Case Priscilla Clark Clyde Claypoole Daryl Clayton Robert Cochran Carol Cooper Marion Cooper Regina Cooper 49 Mary Cord ray Carole Cracraft Jackie Cracraft James Crawford Estell Cummins Virginia Davis Jerry Dempsey Charles Dieterich David Dillon Judy Dillon David Dodson Alvin Douglas La Verne Douglas Marce Douglas Darlene Doyle Darryl Doyle Eva Doyle Dennis Dunaway Linda Eitel Ernie Elliot Linda Ensor Paul Estep Jerry Eubanks Joan Fegan Jerry Fields Joey Finn Margaret Finn Johnny Fossitt Susan Fossitt Martha Fox Johnny French Johnny Fry man Johnny Griffey Carolyn Gifford Kathy Gifford Gary Gill Martha Green Charles Green Lora Mae Grey Jane Grover Myrtle Hamilton Wayne Hamilton 50 Billy Hart David Hartley Marilyn K. Heller Carol Henderson Judy Henderson Tommy Henderson Fred Hester Sharon Hester George Hinton. Jr. Tommy‘Hinton Douglas Hook Cathy Hord Lora Hord Robert Hull Robert Hunt Donnie Jackson Robert Jackson James Johnson Shirley Johnson Danny Jones Jenny Jones Jerry Jones Linda Jones Diana Kelley Debbie King Robert Lang Thomas Leet Janice Linville William Lipp Brenda Lowe Charles Lucas Andrea Malone Anthony Manion William P Manion Tommy Manning Hope Martin Shirley Martin Jerry Marshall John Marshall Wilfred Marshall William Marshall Linza Mason 51 Dana McCarthy John McDowell John McIntyre Ronnie Meyer Helen Min ua Barbara Mitchell Harry Moore Barbara Morton Jenny Muse Anne Myers Gail Myers Olivia Norwood Sandra O'Connor Judy Ogden Kris Orme Judy Osgood Kay Phillips Gary Poe Linda Poe Mary Porter Shirley Porter Lela Poston Joe Purcell Paul Purcell Charles Ravencraft Dennis Redmond Paul Redmond Diana Reed [ - A Jcnlue Rees Linda Rice ( V Tommy Rice (' Lillian Richmond T X' Linda Ritchie Donna Roberson Shirley Rowe Phil Sapp ■ kM Donald Sargent Gerald Schiltz Kenneth Shelton Newell Lee Smith Wilma Smith Eddie Snipes 52 David Souder Robert Spencer Walter Stears Kathy Story Peggy Suit Jackie Sweet Mickey Wheeler Pamela Whaley Jennie White Pamela White Bill Whitlow Mary Whitlow Thomas Williams Penelope Williford Ginny Bea Wise Marcus Woodward Judith Worthington Janice Sweet Alice Tabor Betty Teegarden Wayne Thomas Jennifer Thomas Darrell Tolle Emma Tolle Jane Tolle Peggy Tolle Barry Tucker Gary Tuel Judy Turner Belinda Vance Betty Lou Verville Sara Vice Linda Wallingford Sammy Wallingford Jack West 53 These students took science test at Eastern State College. They are: Gregg Hume. Susan Carpenter, and Janice Hendricks. They were accompanied by Mr. Charlton Fields, and Mr. Carl Kcgley. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Juanita Maynard. Brenda Good- win. Linda Morgan. Judy Lowe. Geraldine Cooper. Mary Sue Jacobs. Myrna Davis, Anita Pfef- fer, and Caryl Jane Worthing- ton. F.F.A. SPONSORS AND OFFICERS SEATED: Allen Silvey, Mac Pyles. Larry Allison. Mike Cropper. STANDING: Mr. Chumbler. Howard Rice. Bill Newell. Johnny Kelley, Jimmy McDowell, Johnny Gifford. Mr. Walker. — Our Concert Choir of 96 voices rated Superior in the Music Festival at Morehead. This choir was heard in both the fall and spring concerts here. Intense daily rehearsal by our talented director, Mrs. Harold Runyon, made this choir the best. The Advanced Girls’ Chorus also participated in the Morehead Music Festival. The chorus received a Superior rating. The Ninth Grade Girls' Chorus received a Superior” rating at the Morehead Music Festival under the direction of Mrs. Harold Runyon with Caryl Jane Worthington as accompanist. The Boys' Chorus received a Superior rating at the Morehead Music Festival. The Boys’ Chorus has 53 members. Caryl Worthington, left, and Mrs. Runyon, right. This Girls’ Ensemble received a Superior’’ at the Morehead Music Festival. They are. SEATED: Paula Gardner, Jackie Clark, Karen Pettit, Mary Manning. Susie Walker. Kennie Fryman. STANDING: Martha Rees. Micki Mason. Marilyn Rhodes. Caroline Boone, Maggie Fraley, Phyllis Mastin. Debbie Gardner, Mary Sue Jacobs, Caryl Jane Worthington, and Nancy Pickrell. The members of this Boys' Ensemble are, SEATED: Joe Bane, Don Boone, Ronnie Tolle, Marcus Woodward, Charlie Calvert, Jerry Dempsey. STANDING: Mike Snedegar, Billy Day, Tony Frame, John Marshall. David Packard, Terry Stanfield, Kenny Pickrell, and David Rose. This group attended All-State Chorus held on the campus of Western State College. Bowling Green. Kentucky. The director was Mr. Louis Diercks. This group attended the Morehead Choral Clinic held on the campus of Morehead State College, Morehead. Ky. The director was Mr. Robert Page. JZepiona Speech Champions — Se conch CJonsecu ioe (Jear These competent speech pupils won for the second time the coveted title of Regional Champions in the Morehead Regional Speech Festival. The regional gavel, pictured in the front of this book, rests in the Mason County High School library. These same pupils compose the Mason County Speech Chorus. Our school has the only complete speech and drama program in this region. Students pictured above are: Judy Tucker. Johanna Hull. Bonnie Craft. Martha Rees. Sharyn Poe. SECOND ROW: Bob Hull, Gregg Hume, Bob Humphries. Marty Simpson, Don Nute, Bill Marshall, Bill Newell, Bob Cochran, and Jimmy Barn-. This spokesman for the juniors, Don Nute, shows the poise and ability which acquired for him a second-place rank in the finals of the State Speech Festival in the very difficult division of Extemporane- ous Speaking. Sharyn Poe looks to tomorrow as she rehearses for her role as Mrs. Keeney in He.” This role won for this senior girl an acting award in the State Drama Festival at Lexing- ton. Gregg Hume, a sophomore, demonstrates the technique that placed him fifth in the finals of the Original Oratory contest in the State Speech Festival. The writing and presentation of an oration is a highly esteemed art. Bonnie Craft listens while Don Nute expounds. They were the varsity debate team for 1963-64. These four are smiling about their state Superiors in the Kentucky High School Speech Festival. They are Sharyn Poe, dramatic interpre- tation—serious; Gregg Hume, original oratory; Don Nute, extemporaneous speaking; and Marty Simpson, discussion. Eighty seniors made the class trip to Washington in April. This picture and the Junior-Senior Prom The Junior-Senior prom was a festive occasion for all. The theme for the setting and decoration was Bali Hai.” Michael Faurest, seated left, was crowned King of the Prom, and Sharon Towler, seated, was Prom Queen. The selection of the reigning couple was made by the junior class. The attendants were Jim Plummer and Debbie Gardner, standing and placing the crowns. The attendants were chosen by the senior class. 64 7.7.71. We have had another successful year. In July nine officers attended the State Leadership Training Center in Hardinsburg where Jimmy McDowell received the Outstanding Leadership Award. During August chapter mem- bers won numerous awards and prizes at the Germantown Fair. Three members exhibited animals in the Flemings- burg Junior Dairy Show'. At the State Fair members competed in dairy judging, tobacco auctioneering, tobacco grad- ing and seed identification. John Kelley showed dairy cattle. Larry Allison had the Champion FFA Shorthorn in the Maysville Baby Beef Show' in October. In December Richard Dickens won first place in the District Tobacco Show and Sale. Five members received the Kentucky State Farmer Degree in June at the State FFA conven- tion: Larry Allison. Wyane Cropper, John Kelley. Jimmy McDowell, and Mac Pyles. Our chapter had seven Superiors and seven Excellents for participation in Eastern District FFA Day at Morehead. Officers from left to right: Bill Newell, Allen Silvey, Johnny Gifford. Mac Pyles. Pres.. Larry Allison, Wayne Cropper, Howard Rice. John Kelley, Jimmy McDowell. Advisors: Mr. Calvin Walker at left, Mr. Fred Chumbler at right. AMERICA 77 1 This year our club has participated in a national project, Marriage Calls for Preparation, and a state project, Stay in School. donated to State FHA Scholarship fund, worked on Leukemia Drive and the Heart Fund. The FHA is the national organization of girls and boys studying homemaking in the high school. It provides opportunities for students to have additional experiences in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Any student enrolled in a high school, who is taking a homemaking course may become a member, membership is voluntary. Officers from left to right: Winnie Wenz. Brenda Thackston, Brenda Goodwin, Kaye Fegan, Brenda Dryden. Geraldine Cooper. President, Grace Pyles, Mary Jacobs, Carol Clary, Carol Cracraft. Janell Lunsford. Sponsors: Mrs. Eloise Foster, left, Mrs. Norrine Bane, right. Jieta Activities of the year included the following services—one gift of $25 to our school library for newspapers, one day of collecting for the United Appeal for the community, two devotionals for the entire school, sponsoring one junior girl to Girls’ State, sending two delegates to the State Beta Convention, and sponsoring the sale of paper back books in the school. Officers from left to right: Mac Pyles, Bobby Henderson, President, Micki Mason, Larry Whaley, Kay Hutchison 77 7 The main purpose of FTA is to interest good students in becoming teachers. Many of our members have this goal, and some of our meetings were devoted to a study of opportunities and needs in the field of education. Our club had one program for a meeting of Mason County Teachers’ Association, and one of our projects was to finance a trip to Girls’ State in June for one of our members. Officers left to right: Ronnie Mains, Carol Hester, Mrs. Louise Linville—Advisor, Kay Hutchison—President, Judy Lowe, Brenda Rice, Susan Carpenter, Brenda Gore. Tlfatfi Mason County High formed Kentucky's ninth chapter of the National High School and Junior College Mathematics Club, Mu Alpha Theta, in I960. The purpose of the Mu Alpha Theta is to engender keener interest in mathematics, to develop sound scholarship in the subject, and to promote enjoyment of mathematics among high school students. To qualify for membership, a student must be in his fifth semester of college preparatory math and must have a B average in all his high school studies. The organization met monthly and the programs included reports on great mathematicians, historic and recent bra in-teasers, and riddles. Officers from left to right: Mr. Virgil Fryman. Advisor. Bobby Humphries, Kay Hutchison, Mike Faurest—President, Larry Whaley. Susan Carpenter, Mrs. Louise Linville, Advisor. The Latin Club of Mason County High School is an active chapter of the National Junior Classical League. The fundamental purpose of the League is to encourage among young people an interest in and appreciation of the civilization, language, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome, and to give them some understanding of the debt of our own culture to that of classical antiquity. Each year the Latin Club sponsors a girl in attending Girls' State, makes and exhibits projects depicting various phases of Roman life, has a Roman Banquet during Latin Week, and presents a gift to the school. Officers from left to right: Brenda Parker, Vicki Halfhill. Geraldine Cooper- President, Barbara Hook, Brenda Dryden, Mrs. Jewell Woodroof—Advisor. 4-Jf The 4-H Club motto is To Make the Best Better. Each year we try to do better than we did the year before. This club trains young people to be better members and better leaders in their community. This year our members participated in the county, district, and state levels and won many honors at each of these events. Officers left to right: Janice Towler. Song Leadr; Mary Sue Jacobs, Recreation Leader; Billy Myers, Recre- ation Leader; June Wilson, President; Sharyn Poe, Secretary; Debbie Gardner, Song Leader; Scotty Powers, Vice Presi- dent; Brenda Armbruster, Treasurer; Barbara Hook, Reporter. Go-cj-y The Co-Ed-Y Club, which is affiliated with the Kentucky Y.M.C.A . is organized for the purpose of creating, maintaining, and tend- ing. throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. This year the club prepared food baskets for the needy at Christmas, held two club parties, sponsored a delegate to Girls’ State, and held a paper dr‘ve to raise money There w«e 195 members in the club. Officers: Sharon Towler—President. Brenda Parker. Cheri Strode. Micki Mason. Vicki Halfhill, June ilson. JJroje ciion is is These students operate the projectors. They are, L. to R.. STANDING: David Redmond, Stanley Moore, Rusty Kilgus, Joe Bane. KNEEL- ING: John Kelley. Larry Whaley, Marty Simpson. Chip Parker. ANNUAL STAFF. SEATED: Barbara Hook, Kennie Fryman, Beverly Berry, Jackie Clark. Sharyn Poe, Caroline Boone, Debbie Gardner Karen Petit, Mary Bryant. STANDING: Bob Curtis, Sandra Bisotti, Nancy Smart. June Wilson. Pat Coffey-, Judy Lowe, Kay Hutchison—Editor, Phyllis Mas tin________ Business Manager, Carol Hester, Hazel Addams, Larry Whaley. CLASS IN MECHANICAL DRAWING Bill Anderson, Chip Parker, Larry Whaley, Kenny Pick- rell, Bob Humphries, Steve Souder, Bobby Henderson Mr. James Goodwin, Bev- erly Berry, Roderick Huber, Harry Green, Raymond Franklin. wUSIC T ?EO?Y, CL SS,: Gafy Richards, David Packard, Mrs. West. Sharon Towler. Brenda Parker, Billy Myers, David Ross, Mary Manning, Janell Lunsford, Mrs. Runyon, Loretta Sluss, Brenda Gore, Randy Sexton. FIRST ROW: Asst. Coach Allen Smith. Darryl Bluford, Billy Day. Kenny Cracraft, John Black. Jim Plummer. Coach Herb Childers. SECOND ROW: Donnie Jackson. Jackie West. Sammy Boyd. Ernie Rosser. Mike Shoemaker, Ricky Vice, Lee Franklin, Tommy Phil- lips. THIRD ROW: Mgrs. Bill Anderson. Tommy Jefferson. Dennis Redmond. FIRST ROW: Asst. Coach Allen Smith, David Packard. Lonnie Bryant. Jim Hinton. Donnie Jackson, Jackie West. SECOND ROW: Freddie Hester, Scotty Marshall, Ricky Vice, Sammy Boyd. James Marshall, Lee Franklin, Mike Shoemaker, Robert Barry. THIRD ROW: Mgrs. Tommy Jefferson, Bill Anderson. Dennis Redmond. 74 'Dhte Thine up KENNY CRACRAFT Forward SAMMY BOYD Guard a MIKE SHOEMAKER Guard COACH HERB CHILDERS ASST. COACH ALLEN SMITH ERNIE ROSSER Center JIM PLUMMER Guard TOMMY PHILLIPS Forward RICKY VICE Forward 75 (James to Remember Kenny Cracraft gets away a long shot as John Black races for the basket to get rebounding position. Darryl Bluford sets up a play as Kenny Cracraft and Sammy Boyd take their positions in the forecourt. 76 The freshman team is pictured with the trophy they claimed in winning the Maysville Freshman Tournament. Left to right are Dennis Redmond. Mgr., Scotty Marshall, Freddie Hester. Lonnie Bryant. Jackie West, Donnie Jackson, and coach Allen Smith. John Black shoots from close range as his defender makes a futile attempt to block the shot. Billy Day leaps high to net two points. Fast Running Royals Topple Maysville 70-46 A fart lunn ng. mr ng de- fensive Vfaaun County HovnU learn «-«.red on impre% 70-1 the 4 1 win ver the Maynvtlle Bull dog lam night Tne Rnjrmle, often railed v� ve ball « tub' to thu nh-kn — k o— •«, t wm 2T-24 John Hi� A vr j m «.rinjc k « � ' • taifr '1. 'rctC'o� n ,eff ng Scot v . r “ IV' V' V- ■ V -' v ' Vl vT -' . ,, • ' (owLr fvt ' ' ■ .... ..... put ’ «U V j,. k I’ ' f ef .m’ ' s' .1 o r r J . ... vr x I P'- .� r -AaS V '. •„ . «S :r; •.:: j; .•£„ 7 jrS -?sv � 0. ' ' r ' S, V 'Sw _ V� vT J’ r 77 03as£ei6af Statistics The Royals won 20 games and lost 8 games this season and became the 1964 39th District Champions. They out- scored their opponents at an average of 63.8 points per game to 51.5 points per game. They hit 44% of their field goal attempts and 61% of their foul shot attempts. The leading scorer was Darryl Bluford who averaged 14.3 points per game. The leading rebounder was John Black who averaged 13.1 rebounds per game. The leading field goal percentage shooter was Jim Plummer (49.5%) and he also was the leading foul shot percentage shooter (67%). ’63 '64 Schedule Mason County 65 Augusta 48 Mason County 58 Bracken Co. 52 Mason County 63 Pendleton Co. 64 Mason County 84 Ripley 51 Mason County 73 Falmouth 58 Mason County 51 Harrison Co. 57 Mason County 79 Breckinridge Tr. 56 Mason County 74 Bath Co. 90 Mason County 50 Lou. Trinity 57 Mason County 71 St. Patrick 50 Mason County 81 Tollesboro 42 Mason County 51 Bourbon Co. 58 Mason County 65 Danville Bate 51 Mason County 69 Lewis Co. 46 Mason County 72 Fleming Co. 56 Mason County 74 Augusta 72 Mason County 57 St. Patrick 44 District Tournament Mason County 67 Bracken Co. 47 Mason County 103 M.M.I. 58 Mason County 56 St. Patrick 34 Mason County 70 Maysville 46 Mason County 51 Tollesboro 23 Mason County 51 Georgetown 62 Mason County 63 Fleming Co. 53 Mason County 80 Tollesboro 73 Mason County 55 Paris 59 Regional Tournament Mason County 62 Danville Bate 51 Mason County' 45 Fleming Co. 47 SCORING Games Total Average Pts. Bluford 26 374 14.3 Cracraft 27 366 13.5 Black 28 364 13.0 Plummer 28 274 9.7 Day 28 248 8.8 Phillips 27 87 3.2 Boyd 25 76 3.0 78 7)asJ?et6af languet Special awards went to John Black—a jacket. Most Improved Player, and Most Rebounds; Tommy Phillips—a jacket; Kenny Cracraft— a jaclcet and Best Defensive Player; Jim Plum- mer—a jacket. Best Field Goal Percentage, and Best Foul Shot Percentage; Bill Ander- son—a jacket; Sammy Boyd—a jacket; Darryl Bluford—a jacket and Most Assists; Billy Day—a jacket and 100% Effort. The drill team and the tumbling team were honorary guests. Pictured are drill team mem- bers—Geraldine Cooper. Linda Burns, Sarah Vice, Jennifer Thompson, Evelyn Taylor, and Barbara Hook. The varsity cheerleaders are shown with the 10th Region Cheerleading Trophy which they were awarded for being the best cheerleading team in the Regional Tournament. The var- sity cheerleaders were presented golden mega- phones and Vicki Halfhill was voted most outstanding varsity cheerleader of the year. Sitting are the senior members of the squad, Sharon Towler, Micki Mason, Sharyn Poe, Brenda Parker, and Vicki Halfhill. Standing are juniors Cheri Strode and Brenda Arm- bruster. 79 Jiaseba f eam FIRST ROW: Dennis Redmond, Mgr., Larry Whaley, Jim Hinton, Mike Shoemaker, Harry Green, Scotty Marshall, Tommy Jefferson, Sammy Boyd. SECOND ROW: Sherman Saunders, Freddie Hester. Tommy Hinton, Jim Plummer, Kenny Cracraft, Bill Anderson, Jackie West, Scotty Powers, Tommy Phillips, Jimmy McDowell. '64 SCHEDULE Won 5 Lost 4 Mason County 12 Fleming County 5 Mason County- 4 Lewis County 2 Mason County 8 Lewis County 6 Mason County 10 Tollesboro 5 Mason County 1 Manchester 4 Mason County- 3 Maysville 5 Mason County 5 Bracken County 1 Mason County- 3 Newport Cath. District Tournament 17 Mason County HITTING 1 Lewis County 7 PITCHING At Bat Hits Batting Average Shoemaker 23 10 .435 Plummer 22 9 .409 J. Hinton 25 10 .400 Whaley 18 7 .389 Phillips 17 6 • 353 Cracraft 26 9 .346 Powers 13 4 .308 Green 20 5 .250 Hester 4 1 .250 Boyd 15 3 .200 Won Lost Saunders 1 0 J. Hinton 2 I McDowell 1 1 West 1 2 80 Tom Hinton, Catcher Mike Shoemaker. Shortstop Jackie West. Pitcher Larry Whaley, Second Base Bill Anderson, First Base Freddie Hester. Outfield Jim Hinton, Pitcher Third Base Jimmy McDowell, Pitcher Tommy Jefferson. Outfield Scotty Marshall, Outfield Jim Plummer, First Base Dennis Redmond, Mgr. Harry Green, Catcher 81 So, 'eam ?o rUe TIT cf)ae 7aurest, estate ( Champion The golf team of Mason County High was our first athletic team ever to participate in the Kentucky High School State Tournament. Even a greater honor was brought to the school when Michael Faurest won the state championship. Michael won the title in a sudden death playoff with George Cadle of Middlesboro. Both golfers shot 2 over par 146's for 36 holes in regulation play. The team also made a fine showing, scoring a 330 in the opening round. Individual scoring for the team was as follows: Michael Faurest 72, Bobby Curtis 83, Sparky McDowell 85, and Steve Poynter 90. Michael Faurest is pictured as he was presented the Kentucky High School Golf Championship trophy. Coach Steve Barnett, David Packard, Bobby Cochran, and Joe Traxel. Steve Poynter, Sparkie McDowell. Michael Faurest, Bobby Curtis, Charlie Calvert, Roy Redmond, Michael Faurest Michael is one of two sen- ior members of this year's golf team and he has qual- ified for state tournament play all 4 high school years. In his fourth trip to the state Michael came home with all the honors having won the state champion- ship. Bobby Curtis Bobby is the other senior mem- ber of this year's golf team. He has qualified for state tourna- ment play 3 of his 4 high school years. This year he was runner- up in the regional tournament. cJirfs' Or ac A Oeam FIRST ROW: Connie Teegarden, Nancy Burns, Brenda Rice. Janet Colmire, Mary Clay. SECOND ROW: Evaleena Green. Sharon Lowe. Helen Cooper. Joyce Purcell, Anna Bryant. Connie Wilson, Virgie Lofton. THIRD ROW: Dvnita Warner. Rosemary Warner. Vicki Halfhill. Linda Teegarden. 0umSfing 0earn Going up the pyramid by rows: Janet Colemire, Jimmy Fryman, John Clark. Brenda Rice, Jimmy McDowell, Chester Cooper, Sharon Lowe, Anna Williams, Larry Bussell, Nancy Burns, Peggy Van Camp, and Virgie Lorton. )oiys ’ racJ? Oeam A picture was not available of the Boys’ Track Team. Members of the team were Sammy Boyd, Lonnie Bryant, John Clark, Chester Cooper, Ralph Cooper, Fred Davis, Billy Day, Raymond Franklin, Harry Green. Bobby Henderson, Bobby Humphries, Willie Kitchen, Jimmy McDowell. Kent McIntyre, Tommy Phillips, Jim Plummer. Robert Rice, Ernie Rosser, Ricky Vice, and Bill Whitlow. 83 VICKI HALFHILL The varsity squad at Mason County High School attended Kentucky Cheerleading Camp at the University of Kentucky, attended the University of Kentucky clinic, and the Y.M.C.A. clinic. The squad won the district cheerleader championship and the regional championship and ranked in the top 12 cheer- leading squads of Eastern Kentucky. 84 The Drill1 Team added color and vitality of their own to many of the basketball games of the season. FRONT: Anita Pfeffer. Ella Myall, Martha Green. Judy Turner, Jennifer White, Brenda u . 5752? £°odw,fl’ W,,nnie Wenz’ Sharon Lowe- Linda Shepherd, Janell Lunsford, Barbara Hook. BACK: Christie Lunsford, Mar)' Belle Jones, Barbara Hinton. Judy Poe, Evelyn Taylor, Linda Berry ' 3r° ar ' J°banna Hull, Sara Vice, Geraldine Cooper, Myrna Davis, Mary Whitlow, Sandy earn Providing the rhythm for the drill team were: Brenda Kirk. John Lambert, and Billy Adair. C) jeer eacfe ers Sfi oisr T°ll£ JANET RISNER PATTI GIFFORD LOIS ANN HORD A good lunch and those who prepared it: Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Hester Brenda Craft and Patricia Hughes learn to type under Mrs. Anderson’s supervision. Three casualties of the school year: Lewis Howell, Tony Frame, Bobby Si Ivey Geometry Classes, Plane and Solid—Too many smiling faces to identify. Roman life display, a project of the Latin classes. We can identify only Sparky McDowell's Roman soldier and one of the Manion twins. Which one? The picture below is a promise of good things to come. By next school term the new building should be complete with gymnasium, class- rooms, band room, music rooms and others ready for use. Jracfuates of 1964 PATRONS We thank these friends of ours and of our school who helped to make our yearbook possible. L. C. Franz, M.D. W. H. Cartmell, M.D. Dr. James M. Tennery, Dentist John P. Lloyd, County Judge Dallas Queen C. T. Cotterill Moreland Appliances Jimmie Likins Service Station TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY T� i We'd i 1 1’ Yearbook! 'i Tarlo •ada 88 mm WwwSMI Wi m msm ill A