Masonic High School - Light Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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M .W .W gggia J 4 THE CONTAINS ADMINISTRATIDN CLASSES SENIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH ELEMENTARY SCHO0L ACTIVITIES CAMPUS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISFDIENTS Mo- ' xx DEDICATION DEDILATIO IQ l ,JUL WmJmHxM mMOEmHMmi mmlamilmmmmtdl We the graduatlng class of 1954 dedxcate thls annual to out very flne faculty We belleve that thue IS no faculty ln Kentucky more outstanding than out own May we take the llbertv of namlng three of our faculty members Three teachers who have been as constant as the stars for manv vears are Mlss Lauxa Johnson MISS Freda Wh1tf1eld and Mlss Rose Ellls Ball Mlss Johnson mth her devoted xnterest to every student on the campus has for twenty four years made Mason1c Home School her llfe Mxss Ball for twenty tvso years has glven her great ablllty and Miss Whxtfleld ln the last eleven years 1n her qulet may has endeared herself to us all There are others that we shall love always and to them we say We shall grow ln greater appreclatlon of you through the years Nl ' A , Y gg W gg H g g A of I y gg g gg K gg ,,. 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Frye Haley. Grand Master: Earle W. Adams. Deputy Grand Master: G. A. Heuser. Presi- dent: Fred Layman. Grand Senior Warden: John W. Hall. Grand Junior Warden. LNIEMBERS NOT IN PICTURE: Henderson Hightower. Lee P. Miller. Larry Lee Strum. HONORARY DIRECTORS: John H. Cowles. Harry R. Kendall. ies.: 5: .4 ., MRS. WILSON K MRS. EVELYN GASKELL Secretary and Bookkeeper MRS. GENEVA HACK Assistant Secretary MR. WILSON With his kind words, helpful interest. and firm manner. Mr. Wilson has quietly gained a firm place in our hearts, By his side stands a wife whose loyalty to her husband and to the Home makes us realize that our Home is very fortunate. The Wilson Family-Annabelle. Floreine. Stephen. and James Waltel Q3 PRINCIPAL Lyndon, Ky. Route 1. Box 102 MRS. LILLIAS ASHBIJRY MATH. AND FRENCH B.A., Westhampton College 2319 Sycamore Louisville, Ky. MISS LAURA JOHNSON A.B., Western Slate College FRFDA VVHlTFIl'II.ll ENGLISH AND LIBRARIAN AB.. Western State College 229 S. Galt Louisville. Ky. FAC RICHARD JACKSON ART AND SCIENCE A,B.. Georgetown College -116 O'Hara Drixe Green Acres Danville. Ky. 'FIU' 'tw HOMER CARTER MRS. BARBARA CURRY ROY BUCHAUS SOCIAL SCIENCE COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND A.B., Georgetown College ISS., Western State College ATHLETICS B.D., Sou. Iiaptist Seminary 325 Browns Lane B.S., Eastern State College Calhoun, Ky. Louisville, Ky. ULTY To have crossed paths with you has been a pleasure. I sincerely hope that your year of teaching will be one of your most pleasant memories. That you enjoy happiness and success in the future is my wish. MRS. CLETIS WILLIAMS HOME EC. AND BIOLOGY B.S., Western State College R. R., No. 1 Jeffersontown, Ky. -Laura Johnson. MRS. MARY MARTHA CARTER ROSE ELLIS BALL SUE WALDECK STH AND 7TH GRADES 4TH AND 5TH GRADES IST. ZND AND 3RD GRADES B.A., Georgetown College University ol' Kentucky BS.. Western State College Calhoun, Ky. 501 N. Main Upton, Ky. Nicholasville, Ky. Has... A young heart IS full of a sense of the glory oi hvm To Quch a heaxt lt 1S great to be a11VS So It IS w1th you my fme semors' You W111 ofte 1 recall the events of your sen1or year The Doctol s Sklt the Chrlstmaa party the chats IH the Off1C6 and your semor play The Smart Id1ot You are now ready to begm anew Where th1s chapter of 1VI3SO1'11C Hlgh hfe W1l1 close You have done well You are soon to be rewarded Wlth graduatlon Mav you enjoy the blessmg of a happy and a buccessful hie xn the yeaxs to come Iaula Johnson, Sponsor . Y . . . U u V D' . . . . . . . ' . . V . , . . D 1, . . . , , ' ' ' LA - vv 1 v v ' v If .. , . .G fi rg' VALEDICTORIAN '51 Class vice president - Basketball '52 Basketball - Class vice president '53 Basketball - Chorus '54 Class president - Student Council president - Captain of Basketball team - Treasurer of Christian Endeavor - Fire Brigade - Annual staff Not just a leader in our class. but also our favorite TV star. Clearfield, Ky. BENNIE ROGERS JANICE JACKSON Box 52 Lyndon. Ky. 'Though she posted e'er so fast, Her fear of insects was greater than her haste. 52 Orchestra 53 Chorus - Class president - Hockey 54 Chorus - Class secretary - Annual staff - Dramatic art - President of Christian Endeavor - Tiny Light staff SALUTATORIAN .1 , ' -, 89 I . . -.:..-::t:3::1,2:v Q. y ..,. Class president - Annual staff Class vice president A Annual staff - Fire Brigade Christian Endeavor Reporter - Chorus Hot-key captain Quiet words lend her charm. Olive Hill. Ky. PHYLLIS JARVIS 'Tl WILLIAM CLAY Inez. Ky. Fhrough all the years his eye have expressed The sweetest kind of hashfulness. l Basketball - Class treasurer Photography - Christian I-lndeavor '7 .,.. Basketball - Photography Christian Endeavor Annual staff . Basketball - Photography Christian Endeavor Annual staff - Student Council - Chorus '54 Basketball - Photography Christian Endeavor Annual staff - Fire Brigade - Student Council Class vice president ,xx , - ww? H-mwwswfuwuf RANDALL HARPER 31 S. Main St. Walton. Ky, It has always been said that wit would carry him through. '51 '53 '54 '52 Basketball - Chorus Boy Scouts Basketball Basketball - Christian Endeavor - Student Council Tiny Light Editor Basketball - Christian Endeavor - Student Council Tink Light Editor AGN his New 51 Hockey 52 Chorus - Dramatic art - Christian Endeavor - Hockey 53 Chorus - Dramatic art Christian Endeavor - Hockey Diamatlc alt Christian Endeavor Hockex Student Council IUHIOIJOUIHHI staff Shc isnt asleep she Just walks iound in a daze 110 W Paik Ave Jeffcrsonille. Ind. BETTY JEAN BLANTON PEGGY HALL Louisville. Ky. If you are looking for a good sport. then Peggvs your girl. '51 Hockey - Christian Endeavor '52 Hockey - Chorus '53 Hockey - Chorus - Class reporter '54 Hockey ' Christian Endeavor Student Couneil - Annual Staff - Junior Journal 44-155 1 51 Orchestra - Christian Endeavor - Hockey 52 Orchestra - Organ - Chorus - Christian Endeavor - Hockey 53 Chorus - Christian Endeavor Hockey Manager - Class treasurer Christian Endeavor - Hockey - Class reporter - Tiny Light staff A gentle smile. a gay good laugh . . . 812 N. 11th St. Mayfield. Ky. SHIRLEY SOUTHARD '52 Christian Endeavor - Basketball '53 Chorus - Christian Endeavor - Basketball '54 Chorus - Basketball He isn't lazy: he just takes life slow and easy. Enterprise, Ky. ROBEHTBARKER JEAN STEPP Alva, Ky. We'll always remember the smiles that Jean's mischief caused. '51 :2 '52 1 '54 Hockey - Cheerleader Chorus - Hockey - Cheerleader - Dramatic Art Chorus - Hockey - Cheerleader - Class secretary - Dramatic art - Christian Endeavor Chorus - Hockey - Cheerleader - Class treasurer - Annual staff - Dramatic art - Christian Endeavor - Tiny Light Staff fy? Q . Q HI TORY 1. , Now the history of the Class of Fifty-four. of the Masonic High School of Kentucky. is in this wise: ln the beginning, in the nineteen hundred and fiftieth year of our Lord and on the fourth day of the ninth month, there entered into this Land of Learning. twenty-one seekers of knowledge. Some came up through our own grade school. for Bennie and Audrey Jean had started in Miss Juliet Holton's kindergar- ten back in the year nineteen hundred forty. Betty Jean Blanton. Glenn Earl Blanton. and Phyllis Ann Jarvis came from other institu- tions of instruction. and all were fresh and green. One oi the outstanding events of the year was a Christmas party. Miss Freda Whitfield. our sponsor. helped make it an event which we will never forget. After many months of hard work and much suffering, our eyes were turned to gradu- ation and advancement. but several were lost by the wayside. Glenn Earl was a member of our class only a short time. He returned to live with his grandfather. Cupid came along during the year and touched the heart of Ruby Sowder. Besides the loss of these two. Ver- onica Greene did not return after our summer vacation. So. thus did our class decrease until the number of real stickers was only eighteen. Sad. but true! II. During our sophomore year. the people ot Brownsville invited the boys basketball team to visit them and tour the Mammoth Cave, The boys were thrilled with this trip during the basketball season. Later in the year. the entire group of girls in Cottage l went to the cave. We will always recall this as a pleasant memory of our sophomore days. Miss Louis MeHatton was not only our sponsor. but also our English teacher. She tried to inspire us with the stories of King Arthur and his Knights. In the fall of the year. we lost George Shelton and Franklin Samuels. Burnice Neeley stayed with his mother after Christmas. Georgia Branscum did not return to enter our school the next fall, Thus. as the class did journey through the land. four did drop by the wayside and were lost, leaving the unlucky number of thirteen. III. Having successfully completed two years of work. the Class of Fifty-four did enter upon their third year with a spirit of joy and enthusiasm. The junior class furnished much valuable material for the athletic department. For the first time in the history of our school, the basketball team just missed the State Tournament by one game. All members of our class enjoyed the annual hockey and basketball banquet in April. Our class did their part in supporting the dramatic art programs during the year. Shirley Southard was Martha Washington in the Grand Lodge Program. All of us joined the mixed chorus. too. At Christmas time we joined the seniors for our party. Oh. what a wonderful time we had! Mrs. Lillias Ashbury, our class sponsor, had the party at her home. We ate dinner. played games. watched television. and en joyed the association together. After the Christmas holidays, Rose Sowder did not return. Bobby McGuire completed his first term here, then entered Ashland High School. Now our class number had diminished to the count of eleven. IV. Now the fourth year of the history of this class has been one of much hard labor. with little resting by the waysideg preparing us to take our final departure from the land. One other student fell by the wayside. Noble Hawkins joined the Air Force. And it came to pass that Miss Laura Johnson. who had so diligently pulled and tugged at the rope on which the Class of Fifty-four had securely been swinging for three years. was now our sponsor and was still urging us onward. Because of the guidance of our faculty. the school as a whole during the year of fifty-four has been a decided success. First came Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter programsg then, the Christmas program: and after that. the basketball season. In all these events. the ten remaining members of the Class of Fifty-four did carry their part of the burden and assist in any way that they could. So it has come to pass that of the twenty-one that entered the great search for knowledge. only ten will go out the gate that leadeth to graduation on May 28 and hold as their motto: Our Aim, Success: Our Hope, To Win: So-Push. Pull. or Get out of the Way ,-Jean Stepp. POEM CLASS WILL Superintendent, Principal, Teachers. and Friends-Upon behalf of the senior class of 1954 of Masonic High School of the City of Louisville, I have called you together upon this solemn and serious occasion, to listen to our last will and testament, and to receive from us the few gifts we have to bestow in our last moments as students of Masonic High. To the juniors we leave our wads of chewing gum that once did animate our own enjoying jawsg our old seats with tacks that tore our clothesg our old books with and all the knowledge we failed to learn. To the sophomores we leave our quick wits, rapid out having to make up double for the lost time. To the high school infants lfreshmenl we leave science, math, and all those studies which are beyond To our beloved principal, Aunt Laura , we leave caps, belts, knives, fountain pens, pencils, lipsticks, and past months. most of the leaves loose or gone: all the mistakes we made: education, and best of all, our ability to play hooky with- our utmost sympathy and our ability to absorb English. the comprehension of their undeveloped mental capacities, our undying love and affection. We also leave all the old ragged books that she has so jealously guarded for the To the teachers we would give the seats we've left, that they may gaze upon them with regret. Robert Barker leaves his title of Beak to Bennie Lee King in hopes that he will live up to the good name. Bett Jean Blanton leaves her shorthand book and her ability to write shorthand to any one in next year's Y class who will use it. William Clay leaves his good looks, his brain, and his secret business to his brothers, Hudson and Jordan. saying, Now watch it, you guys, and don't get caught with the goods. Peggy Hall leaves in hopes that her little brothers and sisters will grow up to get along with every one just as she did, and leaves her dreams of Jim to Allene Wade and her ability to think to any one who needs it. Randall Harper leaves . . . Oh, no! He's taking Janice with him-poor kid. Janice Jackson leaves her vitamin pills to Kay Jarvis because they didn't do her any good. Take one a day, Kay. Phyllis Jarvis leaves Edward Campbell to Dottie, as Phyllis did. What is all the shouting about? Bennie Rogers is Jean Barker. her sister. hoping that she will take good care of him finally leaving, but he is still keeping close range on Shirley Southard leaves her ability to sing to Jackie Hall and Goldie Peters and hopes that they will be on TV some day. Jean Stepp leaves Jackie Shelton to Frances Shepherd. After all. that is where she got him. BETTY BLANTON RANDALL HARPER CHRISTMAS PARTY -- DECEMBER 16 Our high school days are over. lt's time to heave a sigh, To raise a cheer, conceal a tear. And bid the gang good-bye. Our high school days behind, Now each of us departs, With memories of you, Dear Schoolmates, in our hearts. Good-bye, dear friends, a fond farewell We bid each one of you, But you will be within our hearts Forever. Now adieu. The time has come when we must part: Our senior year has passed. We bid this fond farewell to you- Our year has gone too fast. We leave our school with sorrow, We wish each one success. And pray to God in heaven above To give you happiness. -Shirley Southard XL PRUPHECY Masonic Home, Ky.. May 28. 1964. Dear William. We were very glad to hear from you and wc are sorry that you couldn't be here for the dedication of our new swimming pool. We feel very proud to have a classmate in Paris studying art. and we are sorry that we cannot be there with you. Betty Blanton, who is the private secretary of Billy R. Fortner tthe successor of J. Edgar Hooverl. came down for the dedication. She is still as pretty as ever and we were all glad to see her. The plans for the new swimming pool were drawn by none other than Robert Barker. who has become the chief architect of the Barker Construction Company. He is very successful and we are proud to claim him as a former classmate. We were glad Shirley Southard could take time out from her television rehearsals and pro- grams long enough to come down for the dedication. As you know, she has become a very success- ful comedienne and we are justly proud of her. We didn't expect Bennie Rogers. the head basketball coach of U. of K.. to come because of his full schedule. But he took time out and came down anyway. Jean Barker. his attractive wife. came with him. We were very glad to see both of them. Phyllis Jarvis is now a home economics teacher in her home town. Olive Hill. Kentucky. She is married now and has two children. We were glad that she and her family could come. Jean Stepp also came. As you know, she is now married to a football player. Her wish has been three-fifths fulfiled. She has three boys and wants two more. Randall Harper is now chief electric en- f' Q gineer at General Electric and his time is limited. I guess you know he is married to I Janice Jackson. They are very happy to- gether. Janice completed nurses' training and was head nurse at Johns Hopkin's Hos- pital in Baltimore, but gave up her job after she married. Now her favorite and only patient is Randall. Peggy Hall is now a photographer for Life Magazine. She was very busy but found time to come to the dedication. She took some very good pictures that day. Oh! By the way, we saw some of your pictures in an Esquire Magazine. Thcy were very good. Your former classmates, PEGGY HALL. JANICE JACKSON. The graduates of 1953 and the prizes they were award- ed at commencement are from left to right: Billie Fortner: Loyalty Prize in the Engineering De- partment. Fire B r i g a d e Award, Award for Outstanda ing Service while in the Home. Paul Shepherd: Science Medal, Scholarship Award. Scholarship Medal for the year, Fire Brigade Award. Laura Branham: Hiram Bassett Medal, English Med- al. Prize for Character De- v e l o p m e n t , Scholarship Award, Fire Brigade Award. High School Scholarship for girls, Honorable Mention for Scholarship, History Medal. Dale Tarvin: Character Development Prize. Honor- able Mention to Scholarship. Commercial Medal, Fire Bri- gade Award, A w a r cl for Sportsmanship. Honorable Mention to Hiram Bassett Medal. Don Rex Wade: Hiram Bassett M e d a l . Bromagen Mathematics Medal, Cralle Prize. Fire Brigade Award. CLASS OF 19.3 5 ff 5' 15 ., Ea . M.-..., 7 4 XJ W a Y Q .J A S E I 7 E 5 1 l l E I Q- 2 'L , ,, U t Q ' l dy ' E if w A, lg. 2 . PARTY GIVEN BY MR. HOBLITZELL - 1953 THREE HIGHEST - 1953 A As sponsor fox the junior class I natur ally think they are the outstanding class in the school Their activities are many and xaried Jackie is one of our star basketball plavers and Jim Bob the editor of the Jun iox Journal Our girls are well represented in almost ex ery group in the school two of them being cheerleaders three on the hockey squad four in our school chorus and the whole class in the Senior Christian Endeavor. Besides this. their exceptional aptitude for chatter is second to none. Their conduct and general attitude towards their school as well as their high standards of conduct and morals make them a real joy to their teach- ers. Wherever they may go and whatever they may do I feel sure that we at Masonic Home will be proud of them. Mrs. Lillias Ashbury Sponsor. Raining Goodness CLASS OFFICERS President . . . ..................,.. JI+.AN BARKER Secretary .. .. MARVIE BLOODWORTH Treasurer .. . .. JIM BOB FUGATE 1 A Q. bus 'US lik if -fx --'jf -4:45. IEAN BARKER If ntel DI me Kx SHIHLLX RAMALL Nldsonxc Home K JINI BOB FLGATE Route No 1 lucd xllle 01110 XLL1-wx-. WADE. 100 Lake St Nlcholasxllle lu FRANCIS SUE SHEPHERD Box No. 809 Cumberland. Ky. .lfxcxxrg Sm-g1.ToN Sturgis, Ky. Nl.-XRVIE BLooDwoRTH Masonic Home. Ky. This class composed of eight boys and seven girls has been a hard working class Fourteen of them are members of the school s chorus two of them are in the orchestra five are on the basketball team one is mana ger of the team and three have been cheerleaders this year They have taken an active part in all the school programs as well as keeping up with Memorable events in their year s work were their field trips to Louis xille Water Companys filter house pumping station and xeservoir and to the Red Cross Blood Bank Freda Whitfield Sponsor v 1 ' v 1 Q ' , . their class work and their extra-curricular activities. . . , . . . . V. , . . . u . 7 7 J , . Carolyn Branham St 302 Second Prestonsburg. Ky. CUTTING FROGS -- BIOLOGY LAB. President ...... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurvr . . . Bennie King Sergenl. Ky. K Sllaukclfnrll Nettie R1-Hit! Home, K5 Route 2 Parim. K5. ' 'AA CLASS OFFICERS .. FRANCES ATHINGTON Jackie Hall ,, ' -1 K 5, 1 if 'vi Masonic Homo, Ky. W. 73' , 'V ,v 3 if' -3 V CAROLYN BRANHAM .. VIVA HARPER JACKIE HALL Gerald Jackson 12.27 David Hall Harold D, Hamage Anna Lee Mullins Box 52 Masonic Home. Ky. Hazard. Ky. Lyndon, Ky. Masonic 'K R' N t C? .' ' r-'dt 'cl-Y ' Q X ' NJN, i Q- YF I 7 ' W I 'E N, ,rx I , ' ':x ', . . A 13: , ,, .... A 4 . '1 X 1, fiifif jg fi .ac .3 . F 9 'Z-' -Ava Q y Q , if Q. A Home. K A r J Roland Wade llr5 Lakc St, Nichulasville. K5 ' 4 Lula Thomas James Allcock Viva Harper Emmett Greer Augusta. Ky l-ith and Tenn St. 31 S. Main St Masonic Home, K5 P U, Box 1075 Walton. Ky. Paducah, Ky. One dozen fresh no not eggs but students who have encountered tackled and accomplxshed much the1r f1rst year as hlgh school students Startlng the year as n1ne they grew to twelve by the end of the flrst s1x weeks perlod Constant compamonshlp study and play have formed m each rnlnd an attltude of loyal k1nsh1p to the class Because the1r mmds and hearts have grown yet remaln clear and clean they shall enter then' sophomore year st11l one dozen fresh Rlchard Jackson Sponsor ,f , V fn W M, ' , ' , f,,f1 1 , If l fff 'ff , . X , X Q xx 4' e X , I Si I N I. X . e x v - 1 1 1 - 1 7 - 1 Sb V7 ' 5 7 7 Y ' - 9 v 7 ' ' li !1 Y 7 ' , . CLASS OFl 1L'EHS LLOYD SIMPSON Prvszclvzat ADRIAN DICKISON Vive' Prvsidi GOLDEN PE'l'I'.llS Svcrvtary JORDAN CLA Y Trvasurvr Jo Ann Athington Jordan Clay Lowmansville, Ky. Inez, Ky. WHOSE SWEATER IS 'I' HIS? Sarah Wade Betty Crowe Hudson Clay 105 Lake St. 514.3 Church St. Golden Peters Inez. Kg. Nicholasville. Ky. Bowling Green. Ky. Arnut. K5 I9 if K' nw- ' 1 'T 5 A 5 fs 'f' . foci 'KP 'X 1 1 P . if .M 4 f, 7 J if Lloyd Simpson Eugene Blanton Dottie .larvix Ruby Shepherd Robert Eversole Betsy, K3, 110 W. Park Place Olive Hill, Ky. V Box 809 Y Boonexille. Ky. Jeffersonville, Ind. L unibs-rland. ky. Ave. Ohio I ff llhmum , , N N pl a 'UN Ji' VMIYYQ wvi' We., -LN W ..L L- H fi X EIGHTH GRADE STANDING: Mrs. Williams, Edward Campbell. Marcella Dickison, Delbert Gish, Mar garet Hawkins. George Shackeliord. Delbert Metcalf, Phyllis Jones, Kathryn Moore. Harold Dean Oney. Kevin Hall. KNEELING: John Peters, Ernest Allcock. SEATED1 Josephine Barker, Delbert Clay. Charles Blanton. Donnie Crowe. The Eighth Grade consists of twelve boys and five girls, They are all very active in extraecurricular activities. The boys play on the basketball team and three of the girls are cheerleaders. Others take music and are active in the musical programs. One of the highlights of the year was the Christmas party. The group drew names and exchanged gifts, We had refreshments and played games. -Mrs. Cletis Williams. Teacher. GRADES S A 2, 1 S STANDING:- Marion Coffey M3 Kay Jarvis Rhoda Campbell L1-:FT T0 R1cHT:i Janet Jones Bailey Blanton Paul D. Simpson James Bowling Emma Lou Diekison Fanny McKnight Grover Blanton Paul Shackelforcl Minnie Wade James Dewey Clay George Danny Barker wk-. ,QQ Kay Hall Sue Gish SigATED:- Calvin Bowling Paul Jones Lenora Gish - Joan Lee Craft ...iq EVE Mrs. Carter with Calvin and James Bowling Lal-'1' TO Rxc.H1':- George Danny Barker. James Dewey Clay. Kay Hall, and Rhoda Campbell. SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES We have had a wonderful time this year in many ways. First. we have learned to know two new friends. James and Calvin Bowling. We have tried new methods to help us learn: poster maps, dot maps. and cut-out foreign villages in geography: diaa grams, word booklets. and the Mistake Box in Englishg notebooks, food exe periments. and health charts in our other work. We won't soon forget Mrs. Carters hell. our Christmas blackboard dee- oration, or our trip to Cincinnati. As Miss Johnson says. It's been a good year for school. -Mrs. Mary Martha Carter, Teacher. . Sw. M ON Sunmc Bonanz- 1 Q' SJ Jimmie Don Spann and Miss Ball CLIMBING : - Mack Bowling, Jane Barker, Eugene Autry Clay. Y Sharon Hall. Betty Craft. 59 ima Q., iss J- .f,, Q GRADE FOUR FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES The fourth and fifth grades had nine pupils each until Mack Bowling. from Lodge 311. joined the ranks of the fourth grade in February. Of the nineteen people in the room. ten take music. Most of them are piano pupils: but one takes violing and two of the boys. Martin Nowak and Pete Harper. take on horns. We have had very few of the chil- dren absent because of sickness this year. Earl Campbell had to have his' appendix taken out. but he was absent only three weeks. All are looking forward to the end of school. and all hope to be pro- motcd to the next grade. -Rose Ellis Ball. Teacher. D FIVE FOURTH GRADE Row 1'- Martin Nowak. Royce Jackson. Sharon Hall. Row 2:- Jane Barker. Betty Moore, Eugene Autry Clay, Miss Ball, standing. Row 3:- Winferd Pete Harper. Judy Gish. Clarence C. Coffey. 4167 DEX FIPTH CRADF LEFT ro Ru-HT Dent Crovte J W McKnight Douglas Metcalf Jewell Barker Betty Craft Randy Qhwckelfoid Earl L nnpbell Iaxonne Iarxis Rodin lar-keon Nlack BONRIIFIU FIRST GRADE Billy Dean Metcalf, with head on arms: Delmar Jones. T. ll. Jarvis and Miss Suv Walcleck. GRADEI , TWO Q hx 0 SECOND GRADE LEFT Row FRONT T0 BACK Willie Nowak Marlin Jackson MIDDLE Row. FRONT TO BACK Alliene Shackelford Anna Lee Campbell Judv McKnight RIGHT Row FRONT TO BACK Pattv Jov Jarvis Serena Sue Blanton. Jack Simpson, Donnie Jones. THIRD GRADE LEFT T0 RIGHT: Gus Ray Metcalf. Lyle Van Metcalf. Bill Blanton, Sharon Dickison. Mack Simpson. Joe Bowling. AND THREE I l I C -as Q I g ,L IVIRS. WHITE AND BRENDA SPANN tx' f . We f-sf' 'im'-ff 4? Sqft F 55434: Q Y Y 11 Q gydfyfhi ,nr .,,. tx '4 gs'-' fi gwim Ugg 1 K 'X rv'-fsfff' 'f -1 vqfefiigegne MZ 'Wg at W PRE-SCHOOL AND PRIMARY GRADES The first three grades have twelve boys and seven girls. One boy joined our third grade in February. and one girl entered the second grade in March. The Shrine Circus is a big day for the young ones. If we can judge by the stories told about it in class, it was thoroughly enjoyed this year. T. H. Jarvis was the only little boy left in his cottage after Larry and Gary Hall went home to stay, so he started to school at the beginning of the second semester. He is doing excellent work for a very young five-year-old. Tommy Spann has entered Cottage Two this spring and is a pre-school child. We also have one pre-school girl, Easter Nowak. who is in Cottage Five. In March, Miss Waldeck left us to teach in the public schools of Jefferson County. Mrs. Betty White came to complete the year as teacher of the first three grades. 2 '21, Q! TOMMY SPANN 1 D with j ' t.4 ..V-V-t far? ' I 4 I iw. I , N194 V VI' ftvzsls I I' tif K i-JJM e iiiriy T -rf,ffm.f - -rf., it I-'iw' if f' f-f1,.64?f!'CQ-21.3 Q-. -,gn N T Risk R' W is 6 3,-Q'1gZsf A J -x' 4, 0 Us 4 D5 ,. N. , EASTER NOWAK E - 3,1-gk VVVC1. 'Chl l 4 .- 10 A--7 N .K A.. .X , 4, 5 xx 3- D 3-Q mow! .lma- E Efaf we 'Sw 5 'ivymw , ,K Di, H. M. Slliklt' with l.z:rr5' and Gary Hull lack Simpson Mrs, Edith Wachtman GRAB? GRAND LODGE For the first time in ill? history of the Ilome. za Grand Muster received the red roses ot' love from twin boys. Un Tuesdzxy. October 20. 1953. Gary amd Lzirry llzill. Burch- field I,od,f.Zc No. 933. p r e- sented the roses to Dr, R. Nl. S i r k l c . Most Worshipful Grand Master ot' the Grand Lodge ot' Kentucky. F.8zA.M. Dr. Sirkle is from Prestons- hurts. Kentucky. CHAPTER For the third time in the history ot' the llome. ai Hor- ihy Grand Mzitron received ai bouquet ot' hcziutitul rs-fl roses from the hands of il little boy. On Monday. Octo- ber 26. 1953. Jack Simpson. Monticello Lodge No. 43l. presented roses to Mrs. Edith Wachtman. Worthy Grand Matron of Kentucky. The Order oi' the Ezisteiri Stair. Hrs. Wziclitmzin is from Lexington. Kentucky. :YW 5 Q. we 4 S 1 F I N l L L, A fn- lr, Programs hold a most unique place in the life of our school. Near program time. Mrs. Ann Akers. our dramatic art teacher. comes as often as necessary to make our performances a pride and joy. She tries to teach our pupils self-confidence and good expression. A program. to be effective. must appeal to sight as well as to hearing. Mr. Richard Jackson. our art teacher. cre- ates settings that inspire the children and win our audi- ence's praise, Costumes a n cl properties are important to any per- formance. All faculty mem- bers take pride in assisting in everyway possible to make a program at Masonic one that will merit the customary impression: 'They get better every year. MRS. SUTTON INSTRUCTING MARTIN NOWAK DRAMATIC ARTA IC JIM BOB AT THE ORGAN It is the little things that count. The individual work. such as Mrs. Sutton gives to her music pupils. and the hours spent in training the voice are the things that really count. If we. as a fac- ulty. have added any degree of sell-confidence and poise to our students. then we will feel that it was worthwhile. CIIORVS PERSONNEL i FRONT Row P :III If- '. - Lula Thomas ,ig ,:- 1-- - Anna Lee Mullins Frances Shepherd Jackie Hull Nettie Ruffin Carolyn Branham Roland Wade S Bennie King iSi3CoND Row i Phyllis Jarvis ,1 .Ianice Jackson ' Shirley lianiagc .lean Barker r Robert Barker Emmett Greer 1'l'u1Rb Howl Frances ,-Xthington .-Xllene Wade Jean Stepp James ,Xllcock Harold Dean Haulage Edward Shackelford Director: J. Boyd Suttozi Accompanist: Nlrs, .I. ll. Sutton SINGING .-YI' HOS'I'O.N'. KY. CHURI H w -- ' e hai e been very busy' in thc chorus this year, preparing special pi'.ieran1s and special music tor the Sunday worship services. We were almost rushed tor time from the first days ot' school until Christmas. for we had fix e important programs to prepare: the Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter programs: a program tor the annual banquet ot' the Masonic Home Lodge 940: a thirty-minute progzram of Christmas music. presented at the Christmas meeting of the MacDowell Federated Music Club. at the Brown Hotel: and our Christmas program :it school for Suburban Social Club. We were still working hard after Christmas too, In February we went with the -orchestra to Boston and san L X . added some square dancing to our singing. and all oi' us enjoyed that, Most ol' the special music for our Sunday services was provided by the chorus as a group or by different members or smaller groups in the chorus We feel th'it g for the Nelson County' Lodges In this program we our contribution to the worship services was a blessinfl to us. and we hope that it was a blessing to others. SINGING FOR IlIucDOWICL.I. FEDERATICD AIIISIC CLUB ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL FIRST VIOLINS: Betty Lou Crowe Ruby Shepherd Josephine Banker VIOLA: Lenora Gish CELLI: Marcella Dickison Jo Ann Athington CLARINETS: Hudson Clay Jordan Clay TRLJMPETS: Harold Dean Ramage Eugene Blanton SECOND VIOLlNSz Rhoda Campbell Joan Lee Craft Paul Dean Simpson James Dewey Clay Bailey Blanton Lavonne Jarvis BASS VIOLIN: Phyllis Jones FLUTES: Gerald Jackson Kay Jarvis H 2' :L::'tf?:M,'-5:5-0 -5:'- i fe W'-- ' 'ii' 'L ' .1:::.L: 'i . 2F '1'31iilWm ' 3 t:!5E35E BASS HORN: 5,1 , 5:. .,,, ffl IV' 1' me ., w1:::-- -img' Ettiiiiiszaagmggggg, 'A i .. g:s:::m:.... .. ,. f 'xi x Pele Harper 'SE' ::S:,-'::::::::::- . 121555355555 gggggu, --5t4.gQggg55iEEEEZE?::::e:131: Emzilfiiifgijig lilfifii .iiligzggzggzwx ll:S:E:::m:::1::::.::::::::.:: BARITONE: V , ....... . . .... .,... . . . . Martin Nowack URCHE TRA Our orchestra has grown this year. with the addition ot' seven new members. We have been busy pre- paring several programs and playing for pure fun. too. The highlights of our years activities were these Programs: HARRY R. KENDALL LODGE NO. 750: We were proud to honor Mr. Kendall. who has been so generous in his support of the music department as a whole. and especially of the orchestra, Our gratitude to him will be lifelong. for we will proiit from our musical background as long as we live. GRAND LODGE AND GRAND CHAPTER: We worked hard and long during the first part of the school year in order to be ready for our part in these two programs. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM: After Grand Chapter was over. we worked on the music for the Christ- mas program. The orchestra and the chorus played and sang together in one ot' the numbers for this program. NELSON COUNTY LODGES: The Nelson County Lodges invited us to plav for their homecoming in Boston. Kentuckv. in February. All of us enjoyed the out-of-town visit. PLAYING FOR HARRY R. KENDALL LODGE NO. 750 3 ANNUAL STAFF WILLIAM CLAY Editor BENNIE ROGERS Assistant Editor ROLAND WADE Art Editor JACKIE SHELTON Sports Editor MARVIE BLOODWORTH Sports Editor JIM BOB I-'UGATI-I Music Editor ALLENE WADE Dramatic Editor SHIRLEY RAMAGE Religious Editor JANICE JACKSON Social Editor PEGGY HALL Snapshot Editor JEAN STEPP Businc ss Editor BETTY BLANTON FRANCES SHEPHERD CAROLYN BRANHAM HUDSON CLAY MARGAREI' HAWKINS Class Representatives ANNUAL YEARBOOK PUBLICATION WX Along with the establishment of our high school six years ago our yearbook THE LIGHT came into being. Each succesive year has seen our book progress and become a cherished tradition to the students of our school. The staff this year has striven to keep pace with the staffs of past years by putting forth every effort to make this edition superior to the last. Many painstaking hours have been spent in compiling this 1954 chapter of life at Masonic High. It is the sincere desire of the staff that the '54 LIGHT will afford you as much pleasure as we have had in preparing it for you. TUDENT OU CIL ' . e. . et is I , . ft. 4 I A IQ' BENNIE WILLIAM MARVIE JACK Since its organization in May. 1948. the Student Council has tried to improve and promote higher standards of education and better living conditions in our school and h-ome. I vias elected president for the yearg William Clay. vice presidentg Marvie Blood- worth. secretary: and .lack Shelton. treasurer. The following served with us as cottage representatives: Peggy Hall. Randall Harper. Ruby Shepherd. and Robert liversole. It has been a pleasure to serve as the sixth and last president of Masonic High School Student Council. During the year, we. the members. have tried to promote good will. assist with every program or activity of the school. and live up to the principles established in the past. Bennie Rogers. President. mmf- MH V Skes-A A ll , .:,- . A m. Mr. Bryan Holloway has worked with our senior class each year for the past three in order to make them conscious of fire hazards and to teach them the seriousness of fire drills and safety rules. He visits the school often to instruct them. This year he planned u visit to the Engine Company No. 17 where they met the men in training in a firemen's school. They saw demonstrations of how to scale a building and how to rescue persons from a burning building. We feel that the students are impressed by these lessons and that their world may he 11 suter place in which to live as a :esult of the trzxining.-Laura Johnson. FIRE BRIGADE .. ART HOME ECONOMICS Home economies is interesting to most girls because of its practical use. No matter what field they choose after graduation. home economics helps them in their appearance and personality. The units we have studied this year are Dating, Marriage, Getting Along with Others. Foods. and Clothing, Their favorite is Clothing because they can have more clothes for less money if they can sew. The girls also gain experi- ence and poise in serving various banquets and teas. It is all enjoyable because we learn by working together. Mrs. Williams. WO OD WOR K Our industrial arts department be- gan the year with new equipment and a new instructor. Mr. Roy Buchaus. Nine boys took advantage ot the opportunity to learn wood- work. As a reward for their work in this department. they have. not only the knowledge they acquired. but the articles they made. They may keep or sell the end tables. wall shelves. gavels, cedar chests. or other articles they completed. The truest torin of art is that of self-expression. In our art study we have inuch fun painting. modeling, carving, and drawing. All of these are mediums by which we throw oft' all our inhibitions and truly express ourselves. All men would be happier if, during their years ot' growing up. they had learned to see beauty in nature, to feel the rhythms ot' their own deep breathing, to hear the song the footsteps sing, to know they are not just men who walk. but they are part ot' a great pattern-a pattern started with the Great Creator. Richard Jackson. Y 3' I - I, ' .. i 451 f-19 : 1 s Q . 0 Q 55 ' -,-, ' ' 5? ' ka f 5,E,. !:,..: f.,,,..4v ' . s A :S A .3 X M. N 1 ' wa lffflw S G 'lx as ' N 132' Ji- in L .Y A ff M Lt ., .. nr . ,cy . ,gg I , A V sw . A .p 112' . o..', .ff ,..h, 4. J-. . 1... vw: - 'fr'lI '1',n: :' Z'9L'.' - -JH Q 4 5-ff' 1 Q. .g . - -In ,- - A ' .. . .-, . ,f xx:-4-'-+1 . an R ' 1 1 lf .y'.'l.au F. .I ,., ...R kt 4.. 6, sf ss sf n -ex FUTURE FARMERS UUR WORI FARM: Mr. Harvey Larkins. our farm manager, has five eighth grade boys who helped him regularly with the farm work. These boys help raise the food and care for the stock. Other boys help with the work when there is a rush. KITCHEN: As usual. we students have daily duties in the dining room and the kitchen. Each week four boys wash the dishes. Girls from grades six through eleven work in the dining room as waitresses. Each girl has one table for a month and then moves to another table. PRINT SHOP: The nine boys wh-o work in the print shop learn a good trade that will help them in later life. Their ability to set type .to run the folding machines. and to run the smaller printing presses enables them to be of help in putting out our annual each year. ,440 .iavf 1 1,1 sm? GIRL SCOUTS Two years ago the Louisville-Deltlolay C'0I1ll11Z1!1ill'l'y organized and sponsored a Brownie Troop in Cottage 5. Mis. George Booher and Mrs. R. M. Burger are the co-leaders of this Girl Scout Troop. No. 24. They are doing a grand j-ob in molding the characters of our young girls. Our Boy Scout Troop. No. 112. was organized and sponsored by St. George Lodge No. 239 in October 1949. Their charter expired in October 1953. at which time Cres- cent Hill Lodge No. 820 assumed the sponsorship of the troop. Mr. A. D. Shelburne. Kilwinning L-odge No. 506. is the Scout Master. He deserves much praise as he strives to help our boys Be Prepared. These two organizations mean much to our girls and boys. BOY SCOIQTS 51 if Alix 1 I '- Our chaplain. Rev. C. C. Newsome, is the spirit- ual counselor on our cam- pus. We have three out- lets for Christian training and our spiritual needs. They are church. Sunday School. and Christian En- deavor. Our church service is sponsored each week by a different l o d g e , W h 0 either brings a visiting preacher or asks our chaplain to br i n g th e morning message. Our Sunday School has improved. under the lead' ership of our loyal Sun- day School Superintend- ent, Mr. Dan Owsley. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Each Wednesday night at six o'c1ock. one would find many high school hoys and girls gathered for an hour of worship. The Christian Endeavor sponsor. Mr. Carter. has been very interesting this year. Through his guid- ance. we have obtained m o r c knowledge of the Bible. At each Christian En' deavor meeting we had a new member. a fact that was very encouraging. pn, Tv 931 PIRIT AL LIFE a rr I W 'T ':x X sw:-vw'-ws SPURTS W C X, . 1 Tiff X .aa ,Q 0 f Q. 'gr ,go Q B2 'N A 4 ,XFX ' S- , , v . 'W' Q S1 f Q K :L if ? BB, :,. . ' A J' ' Qs .K E K -5. Q if VARSITY G.-XMES Masonic: 46 Silver Grove 51 Henry Central 59 Valley 501: 2 Simpsonville 36 Shelbyville 52 Atherton 40 Male 51 Manual 51 Fern Creek 43 Waddy 47 Southern 50 Eminence 48 Silver Grove 46 Taylorsville 56 Fern Creek 56 Campbellsburg 45 Shawnee 58 Eminence 51 Oldham County 57 Alumni 57 Ormsby Village 49 Oldham County Regional Tournament 52 Carrollton Post Season Game: 104 Evanston. Ill. iFOvertime BASKETBALL AIR. AND MRS. ROY BUCHAUS The Masonic High basketball team started the season off well by defeating Henry Cen- tral. The team was a hot and cold team, play- ing some of the best schools in and around Louisville. Some of our opponents were Male. Manual. Fern Creek. and Oldham County. The team cannot be judged by its record, but by h-ow it fought down to the wire in all the games. That the boys played good team ball on the floor can be told by the score book, as the scoring was always even and well dis- tributed among the players. Here at Masonic we think we have one of the best coaches in the state. He taught the team a lot and stressed team play. We wish him all the luck in the world in years to come. We want to thank the alumni for their sup- port and for the jackets for the team, In our annual game with the alumni. we were the winners by a score of 57-41. Masonic High was runner-up in the Twenty- ninth District and received a beautiful trophy. We lost to Carrollton in the first round of the Eighth Regional Tournament.-Jack Shelton. District Tournament: Bennie King. only a sophomore. played some very fine ball this year. Bennie plans to play football next year at Eastern High and to drop basketball, We are hoping that he will change his mind and play basketball also. King was a good reserve. Emmett Greer started the season on thc bench, but before the season was over, he had worked himself up to the first team. Although Greer scored but thirty-four points, he was a good rebounder. Only a sophomore. Greer was a good team player. Adrian Dickison. who was just a freshman this season. showed every possibility for 'i good player next season at Eastern High. Starting the season as a junior-varsity player. Adrian had worked his way up to the first ten players by tournament time. He didn't see too much action in the tourneys because of lack of experience. Bennie Rogers, who held high point honors for the team this year. with 274. was also a good defensive man. Rogers, the team's cap- tain, was the main factor in the team's reach- ing the regional tournament. We are sure Bennie, who is a senior. will do very well in college next year. Harold Dean Ramage. one of the youngest boys on the varsity team. ended the season with 105 points to his credit. A sophomore and a good player. Ramage was held back this year by lack of experience. but we are sure that he will do very well at Eastern High next year. Robert Barker, a six-foot senior, is the third tallest player on our team. He did not get many points, but we could always depend on Robert for a good defensive game. He had to miss a lot of practice because of high blood pressure. Robert scored twenty-eight points for the season. Only a sophomore. Edward Shackelford scored 160 points and was a constant threat to the opposition. Whitey missed two games because of an ear injury received in practice. He should play lots of ball next year at Eastern. William Clay. a 5'8 senior. made a fine showing for himself this year. Although Bill got but thirteen points. we could depend on him for some very fine ball handling. and he was a good set-up man for our plays. Jack Shelton. the only junior on the squad. played the whole season on the first five and scored 227 points. Shelton was an all-around man, starting the season as forward. later switching to guard. and sometimes playing center. Eastern High will have a good player in Shelton next year. Randall Harper. the tallest boy on the team. ended the season with a total of 229 points. good for second place scoring honors. One of the four seniors on the team. Harper has great ossibilities of becoming a good college player. Jordan Clay Clinton Fugale James Allcock Lloyd Sinipaon Robert Eversole Hudson Clay as 45 1-J UNIUR VA ll Junior Varsity The Junior Varhily basketball teani, Lllldidl' the guidance ol Roy But-haus. has had a vt-ry successful season. The boys showed a will to win and a cletermination to fight until the last whistle blew, We have some good ball playera on our Junior Varsity and wish them all the luck at Eastern next year. Bennie Rogers. TY V 22 55 44 MARVIE JEAN LULA CAROLYN Cheerleaders are very important to any team. Our girls this year spent many hours in practice. They were at every game cheering to the final whistle and never giving up. Three of the girls. Viva Harper. Jean Barker. and Jean Stepp. returned to the squad: and Carolyn Branham and Lula Thomas were chosen by the student body to make the team of five girls. A short time before the season ended, Viva Harper was forced to give up cheerleading because of her health. She was replaced by Marvie Bloodworth. a member of the group last yea1'. It is hard to win a trophy the first time but even harder to win the same award two years straight. All during the season the girls were working toward one goal, being Cheer Champs of the 29th District. We knew they were good. but we didn'i know whether they were good enough to win against the stiff competition they had. They were not only good, they were the best and were selected again this year as the district champions. Nice going. girls. Sue Waldeck, Cheerleader Sponsor. HCHEER CHA IP U' JEAN E Z' .mzwaemq -W. , KM. A, .J x 3 ,A 3 g ,,- 9 if f 1 M W 5 HQ Nga 1 3 x X f A Q? VSA Myvaw N . . . 4 ,N -w:a::1s:a::Q,--,fm 5 Q5 1,-s:li'?f3',,4. ' WW g, Q3 W!! . I 1' 45 as - I X . 5 W: an :xv ix ,Q ss-...--? 'w MA! --3- HOCI EY The hockey team of 1953-1954 did very well and worked very hard. The high point scorer for the season was Ruby Shepherd with five goalsg Marvie Bloodworth was second with four points. The following girls won sweaters: Phyllis Jarvis. Dottie Jarvis, Kay Jarvis. Mar- cella Dickinson, and Janice Jackson. Manager. Shirley Southard. who won a sweater last year for managing. won a letter this year for playing goalie. Seven other girls won stripes. The girls received their sweaters and stripes at the Basketball and Hockey Banquet. Mrs. Gertrude Thomas Parker was our coach. Janice Jackson. Reporter. FIRST ELEVEN BACK Row. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dottie Jarvis. Ruby Shepherd. .lean Barker. Phyllis Jarvis, Marvie Bloodworth. Frances Shepherd. .lean Stepp, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nettie Reffitt: Shirley Southardg Gertrude Parker. Coach: Lula Thomas: Betty Blanton. sa ' 'G .- Q Q - -ff 2 5 si' ' 1 .af YI W M Q9 'iff' W 'S if mf xg! A ? 5 Z 2 s E a i ! 5 ,- 4, THF HARTS John Hurt Grand Jumor Deacon APPRECIATIO Love of humanity has ever inspired mankind to noble deeds' It is that love of humanity that has inspired men and women llke Mr and Mrs John H Hart to do so mam fme things for our Home We xush to recognize the vxork of the Harts and the cooperation of the people of the Elizabethtown area Then purpose is noble and the determination that Mr Halt puts into each enterprise IS the fme quality which leads him to success In this instance M1 and Mrs Hart stand as the representatives of the mam Masons and Eastern Stats throughout the state of Kentucky who have made possible bx then gifts the sixth 'md last edition of The Light To have won the apploxal of the men and women like Mr and Mrs Hart and that of the ftlends thex leplesent has been our purpose throughout the pages of this book A good education has been said to be the best legacy we can leave to our children The pictures and the articles of this book reveal the result of the lnvest ment made by the Masons of Kentucky and we trust that our children will stand out among the democratic leaders of tomorrow. So, with the deepest of gratitude I thank those who have aided in the publica- tion of the book and those members of the Masonic Fraternity vsho have been so generous. Our children shall treasure this, The 1954 Light' as a souvenir of great worth. Laura Johnson. MASONIC HOME BOARD OF DIRECTORS C A HEUSER 12813 Premdent IEE P MILLFR 13763 1000 W Ormsby Loulsvllle 10 or P238 Vlllage DTIVQ Ioulsvllle 2101 Eastern Parkway Loulsvllle I ARRY I FE STRUM 16043 OSCAR BROCKMAIX 12813 X7lC9 Pres Poole 1211 Audubon l0lllSV1ll6 13 AI BERT C HANSON PCM 11633 A F ORTON PGM 16283 Sec No 9 Overlook Dr Ft Thomas Purltan Apartments Louxsvllle FRANK W OWFNS 17403 FRED A KRATCH 17503 'lreas Brownsboro Road Loulsvllle 2334 Carollna Loulsvllle FRANK J PFEIFFER 11413 J HEBER LFWIS P G M 16343 927 Audubon Ioulsvllle 13 Burnslde FRANK A ROPKE 17603 BRUCE HOBLITZELL SR 183 1176 Sprlng DFIVQ IOlllSV1ll6 1415 St James Court Ioulsvxlle STEPHFN 8 WILSOIN 14 4103 Supt DAVID D SCHNEIDER 11913 Niasomc Home Ky 218 Sherr1n Lou1sv1l1e JOHN H COWLES PGM 14003 HENDERSON HIGHTOWVER 17463 1Honorary Me1nber3 VVash1ngton D C Umon HARR1 R KENDALL 17503 CHARLES A KEITH PGM 1253 1Honorary Member3 Evanston Ill Beckham Hall Rlchmond C FRYE HALEY Grand Master 15863 lebanon Juncuon Ky EARLE W ADAMS Deputy Grand Master 11303 1429 VR 12th St Owensboro FRED B LAXMAN Grand Senlor Warden 1673 Harned Ky JOHN W HALL Grand Junlol Warden 19133 Martm Ky NOTE Masonlc students smcerely appleclate the help and support g1V9D them by the members of thelr Board of D1rectors and thelr w1ves ThlS SlXth ed1t1on ot The Llght would be lmposslble XV1thOL1t your flnanclal ald and your support We thank you 1. . , C J' . J . . , . . . . . , ,, ..1... ,J , 1 J JJ K v . J , , . 6 - - 1 al 1 C1 J 1. , .I. . 1 1 .J. , .. . , . A .1 ., . 1 , ' . J , . . ' . , ' ' 3 9 lg . J ,.. . . ,J . ,.. . . . . ,ss . R ,J . ,J Y 1 Y Y in J lu. ,ru . 1 1 - . . 1 , . 1 . , .. . Q. , , :Ju . Y 1 1 . , .. . , , . . 7 . , J , . f. 7 . , . , 1 . ., , . ' Y Y 3 ' ., ,,. . . , .1 , , . .. .. .H .,, . . . CONGRATULA'1IONS AND BFST VIISHES Grand Lodge of Kentucky F 6' A M MR C FRYE HALEY 15861 Worshlpful Grand Master Lebanon Junctlon Ky EARLE W ADAMS DGM C1309 FRED B LAYMAN GSW i671 JOHN W HALL GJW 12731 COMPLIMEIN TS Mr and Mrs Fred M C-ross 104 Country Club Dnve Ashland Ky A F E N D Bellefonte CONGRATULATIONS Harrods Creek Lodge No 456 COMPLIMENTS OF Murray .Cozfge No 105 F A 6, M FGAM Harrods Creek Ky MEETS FIRST AND THIRD WEDNESDAYS Murray Kentucky THE BIRTHPLACE OF RADIO r 1 Y X J , I D 0 0 . , . . ,... . ,... . ,... Y a e s OF 1 Y n O , . I . 'Wk CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST YVISHES Grand Chapter O E S of Kentucky MRS MABEL HUTTON Worthy Grand Matron 102 Llberty Stl eet Barbourvllle Kentucky and The Mabel Hutton Club of Dlstrlct No 1 Loulsvllle Kentucky Every good wzsh that Lzfe wzll brmg each of you good health and much happmess ERNEST B AND LUTIE K DUNKIE PGP and PGM oEs RUTH McNEILL Past Grand Matron of O E S of Kentucky Congratulates the Class of 1954 BEST WISHES Past Grand Matron O E S of Kentucky Mayfield Star Chapter No o E Mayfield Kentucky mm Flowers For All Occaszons Hl 7278 HI 1590 HI 4539 1512 Bardstown Road Loulsvllle Ky WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS One of Loulsvllles Better Flonsts ha LILLIAN KLOSTERMAN QQJQLTE I 'T ' . 443 . .s. b HOPE Lounderers Cleaners Furrlers Storage Phone 330 OI Hope Launderers C1 Cleaners Ashl d Kentucky COMPLIMENTS an , xloq 'xx VIEW OF 24 ACRE VOGT PLANT Vogt Products Include DROP FORGED STEEL VALVES FITTINGS AND FLANGES ' ICE MAKING AND REFRIGERATING MACHINERY PETROLEUM REFINERY AND CHEMICAL PLANT EQUIP MENT ' HEAT EXCHANGERS ' STEAM GENERATORS HENRY VOC-T MACHINE Co, Loursvllle, Ky Q 94' OU ,Arg Sul-anian Saad Glad FISH FRY - Green Rlver Style THIRD AT CENTRAL AVENUE, LOUISVILLE EVERY SATURDAY Open from 10:00 A. M. Until ? COFFEE SOFT DRINKS Tony De Balfn, Pres. W. J. Redmon, Secretory V ' . , s AFL. .5 A s . ry' I S' .I '-24...+ef - - x f If - O gl r Q-ai5z1S 1 ,bog Y WOO Crsq W- --Lv QK I ' ff? gi' bfi ', N I 6 . . I . o ' Wlth Best Wlshes to the Boys and Glrls of Masonic Home MR HARRY R KENDALL ssh d COMPLIMPIXTS OP Black Star Coal Corporation Beaver Dam Coal Company 501 South 2nd Street LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY I O , 284 eri an Place Evanston, Illinois w 1 N 1 J K I CONGRATULATIONS FROM CAMP KNOX LODGE NO 919 F GA M FORT KNOX KENTUCKY COMPI IMFNTS OF Clinton Lodge No 82 F GA M Clay Chapter No 28 R A M Prmceton Comngandery N0 35 Prmceton Council No 43 R GS M Prmceton Kentucky McCONNELL ELECTRIC COMPANY MORGAN FUNERAL HOME Q W ,M k, , PRINCETON KENTUCKY Etblhd1906 WhgMh gS Rfg t Rp S Mark Cunningham A FRIEND Insurance Service Princeton Kentucky Princeton Kentucky O I J J . , . . . . , . . . Knig s emplar ' ' ' ' I 05 es ar e S . Princeton, Ky. ' Electric Appliances Lighting Fixtures s a is e Ambulance Service as IU' 210 me Wififl UDDIIBS e ri 'era ors e ai ervic J HEBER LEWIS Past Grand Master gi J .fudge of Kenluc g 3 Era! M Burnslde Royal Arch Chapter 146 Burnslde Lodge No 634 Burnslde Councll No 100 Stlgall Chapter No 465 Burnside Ky WHERE YOU TRADE WITH CONFIDENCE Ellne Chevrolet Co ST MATTHEWS KY A bl D l S 1913 ALWAYS TAKE YELLOW CAB JA 2121 Loulsvllle, Kentucky ran A Royal and Select Masters The Order of The Eastern Star , . New Cars - o - Used Cars - o - Trucks utomo ie ea ers ince CRFI4 IINIQ S BOXS AWD C IRI S FROM THOMAS C CECIL LODGE NO 375 PIKEVILLE COUNCIL NO 96 F GA M PIKEVILLE KY PIKEVILLE COMMANDERY NO 45 ANNA O YOUNG CHAPTER NO 28 Knlghts Templar O E S PIKEVILLE KY Plkevllle Ky PIKEVILLE SHRINE NO 16 BIG SANDY PATROL OF Ofdef0f EL HASA TEMPLE The White Shrme of Jerusalem Pukevllle Ky COINGRATUI ATIONIb LEXINGTON LODGE NO. 1 F. fr A. M. Lexington, Kentucky wir! 11 VN '1 N I JJ A IL, K A I JK . . . . . R.C1S.M. , . . , . . . . . , . , . . - - . . , . 1 1 w ' A L FORT KNOX KENTUCKY C Dug H111 42035 Supt Winstead V Hall 42125 Supt William M Edlin 4165 Supt Hugh Sutzer 42125 Supt C B Wade 46985 Supt Leonard H Candle 46035 O L Shuniate 4765 John H Hart 4765 Ioyd Nunn 4545 Guy W Middleton 4765 Masonic Employees N E Morris 41295 Henry R Peck 4765 Ray Duvall 47205 Allen Bell 46005 Willis S Pipes 41225 Willard E Berry 48265 Wllllalll DeFue 46035 Roy G Miller 4765 A1 thui Gobin 451 15 Arlin C Jaggers 4765 ARMORED CENTER FIRE DEPARTMENT Proctor W. Snyder George W. Jennings John T. Meers, Jr. Lawrence F. Forrest John P. Mason Willard D. Drake Joseph A. Thorpe Raymond S. Corder Chester L. Cunningham Palmer W. Pruitt Cecil M. Keith Alvin L. Martin Carl A. Hibbs FORT KNOX KENTUCKY Masonic Employees Morrison Lodge No. 76 Stephensburg Lodge No. 212 Buffalo Lodge No. 570 Vine Grove Lodge No. 603 New Albany Lodge No. 39 Vine Grove Lodge No. 603 Morrison Lodge No. 76 Upton Lodge No. 749 Pisgah Lodge No. 32 R. B. Young Lodge No. 132 Fort Knox Lodge No. 919 Morrison Lodge No. 76 Morrison Lodge No. 76 Elizabethtown, Ky. Stephensburg, Ky. Buffalo, Ky. Vine Grove, Ky. New Albany, Ind. Vine Grove, Ky. Elizabethtown, Ky. Upton, Ky. Corydon, Ind. Hodgenville, Ky. Fort Knox, Ky. Elizabethtown, Ky. Elizabethtown, Ky. ARMORED CENTER ENGINEERS MOTOR POOL Male anal vqqefl in Me fcuul 0'0aaoi Q5 BP J: CHEDDAR CMEEKQ HART COUNTY CREAMERIES NCOR OR MANUFACTURERS OF HART BRAND CHEDDAR CHEESE HORSE CAVE KY Home of Flne Aged Cheddar Cheese CUNFIDENCE have bought wlth confldence at the Standard O11 slgn the slgn ot dependable products and extra SGPVICC STANDARD OII. COMPANY 1 P ATED ll ll , . Three generations of Southern motorists KENTU KY CCDMPLIMENTS PITMAN LODGE NO 194 F 6 A M Campbellsvrlle TRIMBLE LODGE NO 145 F 6' A M Grayson BEAVER DAM LODGE NO 420 F Cv A M Beaver Dam PARKLAND LODGE NO 638 F Cv A M Lounsvnlle 11 MOREHEAD LODGE NO 654 Er A M Morehead CENTRAL LODGE NO 673 Central Cnty SMITH LODGE NO 775 F C1 A M Russell WHEELWRIGHT LODGE NO 889 F GA M Wheelwrrght VOTE We WlSh to express appreclatxon to the above lodges They represent two and one fourth pages Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky GF . , F. . . . . , KELSEY LODGE NO. 659, F. fr A. M. . . Sturgis, Kentucky . , F. Cv A. M. . . ' , 5, f' .1 B P I if- X Id - I-. - 1 a.,9.uT:- 'lie 2. .1 A ' r ETTEII Tn! WAY 1' ao d NORTH AMERICAN FERTILIZER CO Incorporated Office and Factory Preston C1 Bergman O 6 N R R LOUISVILLE 8 KY BEST WISHES Henry Barnes Lodge 607 Dayton, Ky Home of the BA RN ESTURMFRS' Plam Cnty Lodge 449 Paducah, Kentucky Meets Flrst and Thlrd Tuesdays ii w 'Q M II 6 'I We YI?Q3?Ee There IS No Substitute Ior the Cooling Beauty of ecwaczd lgwltutyd TARPAULINS Call JA 8168 or JA 8169 Today MAsoNlc TEMPLE JOE CLIFTON DRIVE KY TENT 5 AWNING C0 812 814 W Mann St np .L-V Q 4 'I' . , 1 I . ' I ' ' ' .Z S :f 51 Q Sl 'T j ' A E ,,.,,., . l I ' . 9 s I n L. . . . , . 4- - - --E. -1'-1-1: 1fFSE2EefZfQ: EX N- if 1512152525215 4 ix -2:2:s:::::isE-' n . K .X ' S 21115: 1:-'S ' SE ,ffl 1.2.11 A , , ll! vires:- :-'c, 5223 3 I I V V -- fe ,. Wes:- ' AN .nji -- - A -4:-' I: 219' ' .lx-: f'-. '-2E:2tZ:p5f:' ' . I . I . . . . - O I ... I ' ' , - Loursvrlle Kentucky COMPLIMENTS ALLEN LODGE NO. 24 Glasgow Ky FORTITUDE LODGE NO 44 LaGrange Ky GOOD FAITH LODGE NO 95 Erlanger Ky PADUCAH LODGE NO 127 Paducah Ky BARKPR LODGE NO 129 West Pomt Ky OWENSBORO LODGE lNO 130 Owensboro Ky CARROLLTON LODGF NO 134 Carrollton Ky LEWIS LODGE NO 191 Lou1sv1l1e Ky LEITCHI4 IELD LODGF NO 236 Leltchfleld Ky Loulsvllle Ky ROBINSON LODGF' NO 266 Loulsvllle Ky PRESTON LODGE NO 281 Lou1sv1lle 4 Ky MONTICELLO LODGP NO MOHt1C611O Ky JOE ELLIS LODGE NO 473 L1v1a Ky CALVFRT CITY LODGE NO 543 Calvert C1ty Ky F W TURNER LODGE NO 548 Earlington Ky POOLE LODGE NO 604 Poole Ky DAI LASBURG LODGE NO 621 Wheatlev Ky HYDEN LODGE NO 664 Hyden Ky GRAHAMVILLE LODCF NO 707 Grahamvllle Ky SUBURBAN LODGE NO 740 Lou1sv1lle Ky LATONIA LODGE NO 746 Covlngton Ky CORYDON LODGE NO 799 Corydon Kv CRESCP NT HILL LODGE NO 8 Loulsvllle 6 Kv Cumberland Ky PLUMB LODGE NO 862 Lou1sv1lle 15 Ky HIGHLAND PARK LODGE NO 865 Loulsvllle 10 Ky JAMES W ALLEY LODGE NO 869 Wavland Ky ORIE S WARE LODGF NO 874 Stearns Ky BENHAM LODCI4 NO 880 Benham Ky OUR LODGES HAVE BEEN WONDERFUL TO US NOTE We students hereby express our smcere thanks to the above thlrty lodges for permlttlng us to recognlze them ln th1S way They represent five pages of ads OF ' , . f Q . ' . 20 sT. GEORGE LODGE No. 239 FIELDS LODGE No. 8:32 3 . 431 1 . 4 I . COMPLIMENTS OF ERNEST PRODUCE 242 E. Liberty LoulsviLLE, KY. Dependable Service E-TOWN CAS CO. PROPANE GAS AND GAS APPLIANCES 216 S. Mulberry Elizabethtown, Ky. Phone 2639 Carrithers Creamery, Inc 115 Frankfort Ave Estoblusned l897 or SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS COMPANY or PARTIES QPU? CARRITIIFRS Better Ice Cream or Sherbel IS eEthe o Bohl E L ANDERSON Lumber and Builders Supply ELIZABETHTOWN r and Mrs Marshall Heady 6' Son Elizabethtown ROY MOREHEAD 406 Mantel one 5963 ELIZABETHTOWN KY es an fo St et Bsc t Kentucky M fod e ooo ae o s PakCty Ceclo erv i r r t Ph Sal m r ri mann i ui Co. Territory: E'town, Leitchfield, Cave City, Horse Cave, un r vill , S n r , Upton, Glend I , Br wn ville, r i , ii . RM WEL GSO CHEROKEE COAL co E t bl h d 81 E W E L E N 122 W Market St Lou svllle Ky WATCHES SILVER Heyburn Bulldlng Hamilton Gorham E gm Reed 6 Barton I-OHQIHGS TOWIG Loulsvrlle Ky Tissot International CONGRATLI ATIONS Neill LaVlelle Supply Co TO THF Incorporated -'SOL 0 GRADUATFS FROM General Mull Supplies Power Transmission STOLL OIL REFINING CO Machine Tools Distr butors ot SINCLAIR PRODUCTS LOUISVILLE KY American Engineering Co H RUNYAN Sz SONS Incorporated Portable Equipment W th or Without Ope ator Elect rc A c Oxy Acetylene FABRICATING AND JOB WELDING 807 South Fr st Street C SCHILLER JACKSON 8964 The Lou svrlle Deale for LINCOLN WELDERS and 1450 MELLWOOD AVE FLEETWELD ELECTRODES Is Louisville Welding Works LOUISVILLE 6 KY JA 8964 ' . Co. Incorporated o s a is e 18 J R S I C. , , i ' , . ' . AM. 1841 505 W. Main St. Y '1 J ' i . i . r o . r' - r - - 'r I ' r ' , . Don't Just SAY IT WITH FLOWERSU Say It With OUR FLOWERSU J. S- MILLER COMPLIMENTS MARKET 62' MILLER GF FLORISTS FRIENDS 814 Cherokee Road Louisville, Ky. Since 1878 Hlghland 1336 Russeu. IOHNS De Luxe Cleaning and Pressing EXCel5'0 Lodge N0 258 Moth Proofing at No Extra Cost SPECIAL 4 HOUR SERVICE F GA M Plant and Office Telephone 3202 Frankfort Ave TAyIor 1747 Stockyard Farm 6' Dairy Supply 124 South Johnson Street CL 0204 Chore Boy Low Vacuum Pipe Line Mrlkers Wilson Front Opening Milk Coolers A complete lane of Barn and Dairy Equipment Fertilizer Farm and Lawn Maytag Washers and Stoves Farm and Home Freezers Field and Lawn Seeds Roofing Fencing and Paint LINCOLN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SAVINGS LOANS 122 South Fourth St JOHN S PETOT President L F SPECKMAN Attorney G E RITTER Secy Treas . . . . . . . . . . ' 1 . . , . . , .' . I Sanders Cleaners e o II 3900 FRANKFORT AVE BEAUTIFUL CLEANING Every Garment Mothproofed at No Extr ost ASHBURY BERMAN DRUG CO Plant and offme TAyl0 3630 3639 sf Mamie 129 ST MATTHEWS AVE THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE c d o n e e NIGHT Se TA 8017 4433 4433 S CHECK R BOARD 315 Baxter Avenue A Louisville, Kentucky ST MATTHEWS CAB Mr E A Pemberton I RADIO DISPATCHED I 114 Falrmeade Road TA' 0344 Louisvulle 7, Ky. REPRE E 24 Hour Service S NTATIVE 310 W Ce Ave THE UPIOHN coMPANY St Matthews, Ky Hav Y ur Doctor Ca Us a C r - . ws, Ky. . , . P1'c's.1'iptio'ns Calle j 1' a cl D lirered Daily Pickup and Delivery Service Em rgency 1'ViCC . TA. TA. Branch Store - helbyville, Ky. DIECKS LUMBER WATER CCNSTRUCTION CQMPANY ELIZABETHTOWN, KY. Contractors - Builders and Mrs Henry R Peck ELIZABETHTOWN KENTUCKY COMPANY 205 B. So. Mulberry Sf. ELIZABETHTOWN, KY. GUY WILLIAMS DX Dsf bto ELI7ABETHTOWN KENTUCKY GEE LANCASTER ELIZABETHTOWN KY ELIZABETHTOWN COAL CO H T HADDEN O ELIZABETHTOWN KY Mr. . . - i ri u r . . , wner East Dixie Ave. Phone 4518 I GRADUATES 'Vlyrtle Phelps Smlth is 1 Russell MOYTISOH 1501 Dolores Jackson t 1 Albert Farler 1 511 Robert Ramage I 511 Ruth Brown Walz tt 591 Lella Fugate 1 521 Jlmmie Southard Q 521 Laura Branham 1 531 Billie Fortner V531 Mary Loulse Branham 4 511 MABION HALE IODGF N0 672 Congratulations of Inez, Kentucky extends congratulations to and Best Wishes Wll I IAM Cl AY to the and the SENI0R CLAQQ GTGCJUGEIDQ CIGSS of I954 5 f 4 e441 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF BOAZ LODGE NO 850 F GA M THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Meets Second and Fourth Tuesdays Boaz Hall Shelby and Mulberry Sts Louusvllle Kentucky of Prestonsburg, Ky 1 ' '491 ' .. '511 ' ' Sue Ramage Ochsner V521 Don Rex Wade V51 Dlstrlct Meeting No 16 At Campbellsvllle Ky O T Durrett 17043 Hugh Poster 17043 T G Layton 11243 Ceorge T Reed 1603 DDGM N10 I9 Charhe Cralg 15993 Fhelma Pulefay 13863 Mk O C Iangtord 1603 R A Robelson Rudolph Rogels 1763 Bred layman 1673 L, b W Bernard Perklns 17043 Fllllllall Bell 17043 Henry Foster 14043 Cecll Walker 17043 Raymond Skaggs 17043 Herman F Hubbard 11243 DDGM No lb 'Nelson Cown 1603 George M Davlson 1603 PA TE MOTOR C0 Oldsmobile Cadnllac Sales and Servuce Used Cars ELIZABETHTOWN KY MORRISON LODGE NO 76 Taylor Furnlture Co Mr and Mrs L P Taylor 509 Central Avenue Elizabethtown Flrst Federal Savlngs and Loan Assoclation OF ELIZABETHTOWN PHONE 2539 JOHN A GARDNER, Sec E Town Dlstrlbutmg Co WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS We Speclalnze In Orlglnol Automotlve Parts HASTING RINGS, THOMPSON PRODUCTS, CHAMPION PLUGS, THERMOID BELTS, BRAKE LINING MACHINE SHOP SERVICE SOUTH DIXIE O , O 1 .. .. I . ,....A. ' ' 7 u y' In , , ,. . W ' , 12-1 ua 1 1- WWI - A , ... n ' 7- , . . , .... . Y . L . l . . , . ,Ky. 1 D . . . COMPLIMEIXITS SOI OMON S IODC I1 NO Shelbyvllle Ky ABRAHAM LODCE NO 8 Lou1sv1lle Ky NIT NBRNON LODGL NO 14 Ceorgetown Ky WINCHFS1 FR LODCE NO VXIHCIICSICI Ky XII STB RI INC I ODGl+ NO Mt Stelhng Ky I INICOLIN LODGF NO 60 Stanford Ky XIORGAXFIELD LODCE NO 66 Morganfleld Ky RRP CKINRIDGE IODGF NO 61 Hardlnsbulg Ky G1 eenup Kx I ADIZ LODGE NO 121 Cach? Ky I I ONFRPORT I ODI F XO 153 Clow Q1 port Ky PROVIDENCE LODCE NO 148 P1 ovldence Kv BULLITT LODGE INO loo Shepherdsvllle Ky COLONEI Cl AY I ODGE BO 1m9 COVlI1gt0l1 Ky FAXLOI IODGF NO 164 Berry Ky XIADISON LODGE NO 183 RlChI11ODd Ky NIAGINOLIA I ODGF NO P01 Mackvllle Ky UNION LODGE NO 219 Unlontown Ky POND RIVER LODGE NO P44 Greenvllle K5 IIOSTFR LODGE NO 214 Falmouth Ky I MINI1 NCI IODCI NO 38' PIIIIIILIICC Ky NEWTON IODGE NO 256 Bethel Ky POAGE LODGE INO 395 Ashland Ky SIALGHTERS IODGF NO 344 Slaughtels Ky WASHIINCTON NIBRFDITII NO 6 Blownsulle Ky WILMINGTONI LODGF NO 36? DeMossx1lle Ky FALLS CITE LODGF 'NO 316 Loulsvllle Ky Ill 'NCOP IODGF NO 498 Glencoe Ky Bandana Ky BAILEY LODGE NO 538 Seblee Ky BRODHF AD I ODC lf YO 566 Brodhead Ky DeKON EN LODGE NO 517 DeKoven Ky HAZARD LODGE NO 676 Haaard Ky SOI DIER LODGE NO 708 Soldler Ky IACHIN LODGE NO 739 Clay Ky SII VER CROXE LODGE NO 916 S1lver Grove Ky HUGH HARRIS LODGE NO 958 COI'bll1 Ky MASONIC HOME IODGE INO 940 LOUISVIIIQ Ky CLARK LODGE NO 943 Wmchester Ky FORT CAMPBEIL LODGE NO 946 Fort Campbell K3 NOTF' On th1s page we followed the plan of havlng compllmentary ad recogmzed bv name and address We thank vou for helplng us The aboxe foxty ads would COXP1 three and one tlmd pages 0 f J 'S J Ill .5 C 'I 'C . IC .L L. rj 3 ' , . I . X f , . 1 w 1 1 1 6 H 4 1 - J . .4 1 ' , ' 1. 71 41 W 1 I . J I A . , H v 1 , . , . J IJ 1 II . 20 J I JI , ' I . ' F '. 'U Y I , , . I , . . .Q I J YIJ if .23 ' ' If fl 1 J I' . 5V 7' 1 ' y 1 y' . , . , , W v ' . 1, 1 A I J 1 A J L , bg ' Y 1' 1 , ' s - Y Y ' V Y I' . 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A HALL SEED COMPANY Premrum Seeds Tractor and Farm Implements 219 221 223 E Jefferson Loursvllle Ky H L Garrett Food Market 2912 Frankfort Ave WE DELIVER TA 4413 Metry s Market FRESH MEATS E Jefferson CLay 6434 Loursvrlle Ky Sturgeon Pest Control Co 612 E Broadway Loulsvrlle 2 Ky We Get the Pest Pest Control Termlte Control Janrtor Supplies WA 3341 1 P MICHAEL co QUALITY CANNED FOOD Indlanapolls Ind Edward Eagleson MA 7115 W LOUISVILLE KY WALTER B STEBER REALTOR INSURANCE 322 S 6th St JA 4361 4363 Name Steber Smce 1890 424 26 28 L Market St Phones JA 4354 4330 LOUISVILLE '7 KY WILLIAIVI STOCKll0FI Ac QONI Har du are Paints Roofing Wlre Fence and Auto Supplies Raymond Sales Co Restaurant Hotel Instltutronal 435 E Jefferson St JA 5237 5239 JA 5238 Loulsvllle 2 Ky 5230 3 Phones TA 1734 Blrds Eye Frosted Foods ROPPEL S MARKET Grocerues and Meats Fresh Dressed Poultry Frankfort and Cannons Lane Loulsvllle 6 Ky Phone JAckson 6494 323 East Broadway ROSA MOSAIC G' TILE CO TILE TERRAZZO AND MARBLE Loulsvllle 2 Ky The Stockler Optlcal Company Prerre F Stockler 308 Speed Burldrng Loulsvrlle Phone JAckson 0261 Phone JAckson 0262 James Greene Furmture Co 415 417 419 E Market St LOUISVIIIE Ky Furnrture Rugs Stoves and Ranges I O Incorporated 317 . n - u - . H' ' wHoLEsALE GRocERY I 'I I L 1 - - ' ' 1 . JA. . . - . . ' ' , . JA. I I ' Incorporated ' ' ' ' , Ky. - , ' u . . W C NICHOLS Slnclalr Service Statlon ELIZABETHTOWN KY SHACKLETTE JEWELERS ELIZABETHTOWN KY C E CONNER SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 7 ost Dxe EI abethtown K ROY C-Rl M ES Ellzabethtown Kentucky Baewm Giwwmlelf 141 East Duxle Ave ELIZABETHTOWN KENTUCKY Elizabethtown Kentucky There Is N0 Substltute for Llfe Insurance COMPLIMENTS OF W L WINFREY Publc Square Elizabethtown Ky H D Prlddy Grocery Upton Kentucky Leon Rlder RETAIL GROCERY Upton Ky Phone 11 COMPLIMENTS OF J D Vertrees Dry Good Upton Kentucky FARMER SUPPLY HARDWARE Phone 202 Upton, Kentucky S C BOTTS DRUGGIST Nyal Quality Drug Store UPTON, KY. 33 E as iz , y. ' Incorporated H. a ' , . ' ' . . , Lester jewelry SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS 137 Breckenrndge Lane 3714 Lexlngton Rd Loulsvulle Ky PAINT SERVICE CENTER BE 331 TA 0911 AAA Road Servlce TAyIor 9217 R Tu-es Washing Battenes Pohshmg Accessones Lubrlcatron R V 3800 Lexington Road St Matthews Sewing Center ANNA V BLACKBURN BElmont 1212 3924 Westport Road ST MATTHEWS KY FREE PARKING AIR CONDITIONED Xavler Nally Barber Shop CHILDREN OUR SPECIALTY Resldent Phone 305 Wallace Ave TAyIor 9038 Business Phone TA 9276 'SSO WILLIAM J COOPER REALTOR INSURANCE 51191 119 Bauer Ave Loulsvulle Ky BE 2427 for finer fabrlcs WOOLENS RAYONS SILKS COTTONS DRAPERY G SLIP COVER FABRICS E S H 3706 Lexmgton Road TA 3231 St Matthews PAULS SHOES Eggs! Quallty Shoes for Entnre Famlly 3904 Frankfort Ave TA 4045 Reghffgfse St Matthews Ky Fo Cluldren TAyIor 4421 TAyIor 4422 MOSE FRANCII Incorporated Plumblng Heatlng Wmng 4224 Shelbyville Road St Matthews Ky COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 3808 Frankfort Ave St Matthews Ky ST MATTHEWS HARDWARE 3919 Frankfort Avenue COMPLETE LINE HARDWARE GIFTS CUTLERY PAINTS GLASS LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLIES 1764 NE DELIVER TA 1765 New Nanz 6' Neuner Co nc FLORIST 141 Breckenridge Lane Phone BEImont 2412 Louasvllle Ky . , . . 1 T E R Y ' s , ' I g I I S E I C E . 5 ' 'ss ' E Hff?I'5 T lBehind Terry's Texaco Stationl -n PJSEEQS: 5' ft A Q . , . T H F A B R l C O P ' the ou . . T - I I I TA. 1 , . I . Otis Highbaugh BARBER SHOP Bonnlevnlle Kentucky BONNIEVILLE HARDWARE CO A Hodges Haynes Carman BONNIEVILLE KENTUCKY COIVIPLIMENTS Tate's Grocery 7 Miles North of Etown on 31 W Blalr s Grocery VINE GROVE JUNCTION KY Nelson and Edelen Funeral Home VINE GROVE KENTUCKY Houchen s Market Vme Grove Kentucky HARDIN FURNITURE CO HOME FURNISHINGS CARPETS APPLIANCES Rufus Brandenburg Prop Elizabethtown PERRY HARDWARE CO Bullders Supplues Electncal Appliances Hardware Palnts Bottle Gas VINE GROVE KENTUCKY In Memory of Fred W Ott I MOUNT ZION LODGE NO 147 F 8: A Mr and Mrs Beverly Moore 222 Poplar Drlve ELIZABETHTOWN KENTUCKY Straneys Independent Oll Co Dealers rn the Highest Quallty Gas and Motor Oal ON LEITCHFIELD ROAD ELIZABETHTOWN KY Mr 6' Mrs V O Brown Ellzabethtown Ky ' 1 I . ,, C.. , . I I I . . I ' 1 I I ,Ky- , . . . , l'. - . ,. .M. , . - - - - a o o o I ' I ' Dr and Mrs W E Schloss Elizabethtown Ky Inslde The Turret Published Weekly At FORT KNOX BEAN PUBLISHING C INCORPORXIED ELIZABETHTOWN KY Mr and Mrs Wmdell C-ora and Family ELIZABETHTOWN KY PICKERILL MOTORS STUDEBAKER SALES Cr SERVICE Phone 4500 Q28 S Mulberry Eluzabethtown Ky R A Roberson Modern Electruc 6' Furmture Stores L6IfCl'IfI6ld Road and 198 E Dlxle Ave ELIZABETHTOWN KENTUCKY GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES HLIIICI Benrm Held JI Own 1 Bus Phone 4519 Res Phone 3873 Delco Heating Phone 4884 ADDIE S FRENCH PLUMBING C1 HEATING Albert G Raley Sales Representatlve ROBERT M PHILLIPS Jeweler and Optometrist ELIZABETHTOWN KY J R MARCUM Cv CO Better Known Sportswear Hodgenvllle and Ellzabethtown Ky COMPLIMFNTS FROM West Dlxle Auto Sales To The Graduating Class L S IACGERS ELIZABETHTOWN KY WALL PAPER PAINITS FLOOR COVERING MR AND MRS BOB PERKINS MERCURY MOTORS PRICE HARDWARE CO h Q 111 M N Ehzabethtown Kentucky P one 558 S am St ext to Houchens ELIZABETHTOWN KENTUCKY 'IOOLS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES .SPORTING GOODS ll ' ll By 1 - .' ' , : l , . - I - 1' V 9- 217 South Main Street Elizabethtown, Ky. I u . . I i ,f l Ji . I , L 1 . - 1 I Dr. Ralph B. Minon ELIZABETHTOWN, KY. Factory Outlet Store ELIZABETHTOWN, KY. Pierce's Sinclair Service Station J. T. PIERCE Prop. SINCLAIR GASOLINE GOODYEAR TIRES Cr TUBES 601 N. Main St. - Phone 5179 SHERlFF'S OFFICE Hardin County Byron Pirtle Harvey Tabb Harold Conley MR LARRY MARKS Route 1 Elizabethtown Ky Houchens Food Market Lewis Thompson Manager ELIZABETHTOWN KY Ralph Franklin s Barber Shop Elizabethtown Ky Harvey s Gift Shop HODGENVILLE JUNCTION ELIZABETHTOWN Mr and Mrs I A Thorpe ELIZABETHTOWN KENTUCKY Phone 5414 MANLEY MORGAN PI'Op W and 61 Elizabethtown y C ALTHOUSER ANTHONY JENKINS 124 E Dixie Elizabethtown Ky FOOD BASKET RESTAU RANT On the Public Square Good Food From the South Elizabethtown Kentucky 1 A PAYNE Elizabethtown Kentucky Morgan's Service Station BOBIS MARKET 31- ' , K . l l l l I I COMPLIMENTS Hindu and 'gale WWMMQ Rlchmond Kentuck Owen Lodge No 128 F CrA M OWENTON KY Harvey Magurre Lodge HART LODGE NO 61 F GA M Nlcholasvllle Kentucky HOSPITAL DOCTORS AN D Y slclc Room surpues For Rent or Sale WHEEL CHAIRS HOSPITAL BEDS COMMODES Trusses Supports Surgrcal Appliances Infra Red Heatlng and Ultra Vlolet Sun Lamps For Suck Room Supplues or Health Equrpment Day Telephone 4 2066 Nlght Call 4 3705 N0 909 L T FLAKE 6' SON PERRYVILLE KY 169 North Lumestone St Lexington 31 Ky OF rvin M. Duncan, Master Robert M. Suell, Sec . 1 I , . sages Novelties Funeral Designs LONCVI EW FLORIST P. O. Box 546 - Elizabethtown Ky. Phone 7336 5 Miles North Elizabethtown on Old 31-W WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS' ALTON MASTEPS JAVIES H, MEDLIN Phone 4304 Elizabethtown Lincoln-Mercury I p t d ELIZABETHTOWN KENTUCKY Harold Tery Manage Lincoln-Mercury Distributo Conqr utulalmns Mr and Mrs Walter Boone ELIZABETHTOWN KENTUCKY Singing Wheels Roller Rink HODGENVILLE ROAD J H Geoghegan Owner Overland Payne Manager Phone 2358 or 2047 Elizabethtown Ky For Health s Sake Roller Skate S C Barnes Agency DEPENDABLE INSURANCE Phones 2106 5106 3 and 4 Marlon Ct ELIZABETHTOWN KENTUCKY HERBERT and HIBBERT HOBBS The Elizabethtown Twms who were raised as Kentucky Masons on the same date Cor K 1 A r , r I , r To the Class ol' IEI54 i l ' U I i 66 -5. L' I I Q A 99 . . , FOR THE RIGHT TIME F. M. Perkms fr Sons Call WA. 5961 742 East Main FOR THE RIGHT BREAD LOUISVILLE, KY. 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'I 1 nv t . . . e Q' ' Since 0 Morrlson Lodge N0 76 Marcum s 5c to S1 Store FGAM Ellzabethtown Ky Chester A Stlnson Master Walter B Hawkms Senior Warden James Strong Manager Charles K Butler Jumor Warden A H Jenkms Secretary John A Gardner Treasurer Mllburn s Restaurant Beverly Moore Senlor Deacon John W Johnson Sr Senlor Steward Ellmbethfown Ky Kenneth B Loyall Junlor Steward FOR A TREAT EAT WITH PETE O C Ham1lton T11er P O Box 209 ELIZABETHTOWN RCY WEST KENTUCKY An R 1 WEST WMt1t d3dThd Nht e ee S an r may Ig S Elizabethtown Ky of Each Month Robert T Enoch Elizabethtown Amusements, Inc. State Theatre Bldg. EliZGbGl'l1f0Wl1, Ky , 1 . , ' I Roy G. Miller, Junior Deacon 918 5- MUlb9ffY Sheet Cl , . BEST WISHES Ellzabethtown Commandery No Knnghts Templar Elizabethtown Ky PRESENT COMMANDERY OFFICERS F ETA M Henry Lewls Commander Walter B Hawkms Generallssuno Walton Ky W R Marsee Captaln General John H Hart Senlor Warden Harry E Bergenson Junlor W'1rden Van Earl Allen Prelate Schuster Wlley Inc Alex H Jenkms Recorder Desoto Plymouth W R Kunnecke Jr Standard Bearer G H Perry Sword Bearer SALES C7 SERVICE Neal F Cav1ness Warder O C Ham1lton Sentlnel Phone 4228 319 E Dsxae Ave Meets Second Thursday Night In Each Month Elizabethtown Kentucky Logan T Dlxon Jennings D Adkms Paul C Connelly BRANCH OFFICE EAST VIEW DIXON 84 ATWOOD FUN ERAL DIRECTORS 234 WEST DIXIE PHONE 9204 ELIZABETHTOWN, KENTUCKY STRAIGHT AMBULANCE SERVICE OF . . I u I . . . , ' 1 I ' . . , ' 1 1 , ' - 1 I ' John A. 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