Mayfield High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Mayfield, KY)

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May 17 1949 THE CARDIN AL Page 5 Future Hetallers Club Holds nnual Banquet Here The Future Retallers Club of Maxfxeld Hlgh School held lt 1 nn tl 1 l Employ er Errplovf c banquet Thursday nlght Aprl 14 1n the Coral Room of the Hall Hotel JSIFV Fuqua presldent of the club acted as toastmastcl 1116 dellxeled the welcome speech The lemalnder of the p1og1 111 xx as IS follows II1XOC3il0l'1 J O Lew s C1t5 Supermtendent G1o11p Smgmg Ir1s Cxaw fo1d leader Solos Irls C1awlo1d Fxank 18 and Johnn1e and Wlpe Those Tears From Your Eyes Report of Club ACt1VltlCS fox the Year Blllv Jo Sho'a1 State V1ce PIESIGEIIT. of Futulc Ret11le1s Repoxt of State C1 l'lXLIlilO11 l11s C1 1xx ford An Apprec1at1on of Store T1'1 nees Ed Nunnalee man 1ge1 of local F W Woolwo1tl S1016 The Value of Tlallllng V Telrell managel of J C Penney Co Mlss Martha Jo Ross SBIVG as accompanlst and Elrcy Wal lace furnlshed muslc dur1ng the d1nne1 hour Places WSIS set fo1 The tables vxexe deu11tcd vxlth lovely arrangements of l1 lacs and Easter flowers Mlss Bettx Futrell club secletaxy xxas chalrman 1n Chalge of all axrangements The Employer Emplovee dm ner was the hlghhght of the clubs act1x1t1es for the vear Other aCtlVltleS lncluded the conducted tours through the Pet Mllk plant and Polyneslan A1t plant the prepalatlon of a float fox the Thanksg1v1ng palade sk1t pmduced '1t the hlgh schoo based on the txamees oxxn ex DQIIGIICCS wlth thelr customers and the sendlng of two delegates to the state convent1on 1n Lex mgton last month They clos c the ve ll s 1ct1w1t1es w1th a d n nel '1t the Idle Houx Cate t Kentuckv Lake M1ss Ruth Jones IS sponsor of the club Compliments of Wilson and 1 l F H A News oelety The M tvtleld ch'1pte1 of the Satu1d1yn1ght Ma1rhl2 Le F11t111e Homem lktIS of Ame1i Ll met 1t the home of Mrs C H Bennett chaptez sponsor Tuesdxx n1ght Ap11l 19 Dur mg the bus ness meetlng pre s1ded oxu by the presldent Betty Clxmu 1 nommatlng commlttce xv IS appomted con SISUIIQ of Alllil Rhodes Jeanne Lockh'11t Janet Puckett Bar bal 1 COODCI Marjorle Coleman and Toy Tur11er Delegates were elute 1 dto go to the state meet mg 1t LCXIIIQIOII June 1214 They xxc1e Betty Fut1ell and Bettv H1m1lton Betty Clymer w11l eo IS out gomg d1str1ct pres1dent Refreshments and g1mes xxe1e emoved by all SDIIUQ' lS the t1me ofthe vear when the s1p 1unneth but she catcheth h1m anyhow L1tecomer Huzry g1V9 me 1ound t11p tleket A cnt Whele to LIILCOINCI B1ck here you dope lack W11ght Hello Blonde J lCh Wllgllt Oh Well Mothu such b 1d Sc nnv them Mother wlth h1m Sonny dont use words Shakespeare used Well dont plav anvmo1e EllgllSh tc1che1 What 18 a metapho1 Br1ght Sen1o1 F01 cows to grave III H'1sn t Geox ge eve1 ma1r1ed I dont ihlllk he lntends to He IS studylng for a Bachelol s degl ee fect fam1ly portralt wh1le the f11ends p1ssed bv to see the pxettv p1ctu1e they made Ma field Coal and Ice 0 Sxzed Ice for partles DICHICS, and all l e entertaining. no11 'tlclntosh e11te1ta1ned a gltlllp 1t he1 home on West North Street The table was beaut1fullv decolated Wlth two la1ge Easter eggs wlth plates and napkxns pamted wlth East Cl 1abb1ts The1e WCIC SCVCl'll games pl1xcd and 1 p117e xx 'ls awa1ded to Hnold G1ee1 Mullay student Those lI1VlT.CCl were Bettye Wolfe B111 Tay lox J1ne A11st1n Jem Johnson Geolge LICOII Bltl Jones Exe lyn Palme1 B1lly Joe Shol11 F1ances Summe1x1lle Ruby Da vls Sue AUSUII H11old GIQEI F1anlsl n Cleaver and the host ess Lenoxa Ann McIntosh Sattudax Malch 12 Dcxothy Eddmffs w1s entextalned w1th a b1rthday palty 1t he1 home on Second St1eet Games were serx ed Those attendmg wexe Ot1s Elhott DlCklC Bennett G D G1aha'n M11v1n Dunn Jack IB Adams JOIN K1esey Jovce Blewette Joan Cook and the honoree Dolothy EddlI1gS F1ld'1X mght Ma1ch 18 the gang gave Exelyn Palme1 a su1p11se b11thd1v p'11ty It the Wolfe Frlday nlght Ma1 ch 18 1 SUI p11se bllthday panty w1s g1x ell for Joan KIGSEV at her home on the Padu ah Ro 1d To the folloxxlng refleshments XKCIL sexved Dorothx Edfllllgk Exe lyn Kelly Sldnew Sh INV Jovce Blewette Jane McD 1x1d Ioxu. Washam Jo Ann Cook C D Graham MWIVIII Dunn 0t1s Ell1ott J1ck1e Ad1ms ll1lto11 Mlnton D1ck e Bennett lllfl the honolee Joan Klesex Dougl1s LeNe1xc entut nntd x1t 1 il0dSLll9 hunt F11 V t Ap111 15 1t hlS ho I'hose attendmg were Jean Johnson Je11y WllSOll LLIIOII McIntosh George L1gon Doxo thy Blewette Rudy Hlggllli Frances Coth'1m Robe1t FCIQU son Noxma Hughes Bllly L11 ther Johnny Bxock Cl1lllLS Shelton Chaxles HOXVlld W1l LeNeave Now about the Ol lllf.,l th 1t fell head OVCI peels ll loxc wlth the f1u1t SQUCQICI It w1s her f1rst crush home of Bettve Wolf 011 No1th Compliments l7th Stxeet The t 1ble w IS beau tlfully decrx tted w1th 1 cake 1n the center of the table The sup pez xx as served to the follo x mg Ex ely 1 Palmer Jean Johnson Jane Austln Leno1'1 Mclntosh Fmnces S11mme1v1lle Sue Aus tm 'md the hostess Bettye I Western tmuays Auto Assoclate Store Pays To Try Fll'St At Western Auto ' Vtestern Auto Assoc Store J Pat Thompson Owner 121 W Bdwy Phone 125 Seay 81 Wllson Home of Hart, Schaffner and Marx Clothes FORM THE THRIFT HABIT Build Your Estate Wlth TH CONNECTICUT TUAL LII' E INSU CE Planned Incomes Since 1846 C. 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Page 4 THE CARDINAL May 17, 1949 ports Review The class of 1949 graduates, one of the greatest arrays of football talent in the history of the school. There have seldom been two successive seasons in which high school football was so decisively dominated by any one section of the state as it was by West Kentucky in 1947-48, when it produced those two tit- ans of the football world, May- field and Tilghman' nor has any one conference been dominated more than has the W K C by Mayfield with a string of ten successive victories In 1949 Western Kentucky undoubtedly will have more strong teams than any other section of the state however rt rsnt likely to develop Hgilll so quickly such football Jugger nauts as the Cardinals and Tor nado of 1947 48 Mayfield to the everlasting mercy of their terrorrstrc rp ponents lost important key men through graduation ten of the starting eleven She rs cer tain therefore to drop from the super colossal and come down to a level with some of the other top flight teams rn 49 In the graduating class of 1949 are the following lettermen with the times each lettered Ends Jerry Cain 2 Jimmy Clark 3 David Carman 2 tac kles Carl Haworth 2 Brlly Joe Sholar 2 guards Jack Wright 3 Bob Byars 3 Howard Dun can 1 Bill Jones 2 Centers Bob Creason 4 backs Elwyn Smith 3 Ed Hendley 3 Joe Hamilton 3 Tom Smith 2 Jimmy Hardemarr, 2 Herby Hunt 2 Jim McNeely 1 Of these seventeen lettermen four were all state Bob Creason was selected on the Courier Journal teams rn 1947 48 and the all southern team rn 1948 Elwyn Smith was honored with a four-year scholarship at the University of Kentucky. Several other members are being sought by various colleges over the country. In 1947 the Cardinals were victorious in nine successive contests before bowing Thanks- giving Day to the state champ- ions. In 1948 the Redbirds were winners of nine of ten games, the lone set-back going to a strong Paris, Tennessee, team 19-13. Several key men were iniured in this game. The Cards defeated Tilghman Thanksgrv ing Day by the decisive margin of 33 13 to win the W K C for thc second straight year and claim their frst state champ ro rshrp rn many years The king rs totterrng on his throne rn Mayfield The Card mals almighty conquerors the peerless champions their shin rnff armor dented now their brr htest blades blunted and waxn foemen with weapons poised and hungry eyes upon them Cin Red Herndons Crrdrnrls with their backfreld rr rinsprrrrg gone their great forward mortors missing ex tend the undefeated span over W K C teams that covers ten consecutive games and claim a third successrxe Western Ken tricky Conference Champion ship Among the graduates are all State renter Bob Creason guards lrck Wright and all Strte Pob Bvars tackle Carl Haworth halfbacks Joe Hamrl ton md all State Elwyn Smith fullback Ed Hendley and quar terb rck Herb Hunt Coach Herndon should be th rnktul it any rate for the fact that there rs no defect at quarterback Hell have veteran I K Maddox returning al though J K was stationed at halfback last season until he received an injury that kept him out the rest of the season Center provides Herndon with a reason to cudgel his brain. He has Walter Apperson in mind, but Appersorr may not pack the weight to take all the battering required of the ball- snapper. The great bright-spot on the Cardinal team is Edgar' Parr, a regular for the past three years and named the most valuable lineman last Thanksgiving Day. This was quite an honor' to win over boys like Mater- nick, Wright, Creason, and By- ars The other tackle is definite- ly a question with Johnny Rhodes getting the nod Ful ler mav nail down one of the guards with the other going to Jrmmv Seay Duncan and Mc Clellan frht for the 'rss gn ments too Bill Taylor a letterman ind Hilton Haley may be the end starters but Dickie Bennett rrrd Wavne Clark must be prcrfred first At the halfbacks there will be Everett Lyles Lyles had a hand rn the Cards winning the W K C last season He is a fine runner and good defensive m rn The other half will be occupied by Billy Houston or Otis El lott Both boys hare speed to spare and are better th rn rver age on defense Jimmy Puckett will hold down the full back slot with Freddie Mills seeing some action Of course there rre o her good boys on the team not men troned above moving up from the freshman team such quarterback Brtsey Taylor Compliments of 0WCI'y S oe Store yfleld Ky I 1 I I 1 I . I New Conference Organized Coach Goranflo, freshman coach. has announced the form- aticn of a new conference com- posed ot' six teams, all junior high schools. Represented in the conference will be three teams from Kentucky and three teams from Tennessee. Each school is required to play at least one gan-e with each conference member Thev are Mayfield Murrav Fu ton Paris McKen 7re ind Unror City Co ich Gorantlo lost his entire first team to the varsity but he tvas w ell pleased with the one hundred candidates that report ed this spring The boys worked h rid ind were impressive al though experience s lacking In 1948 Goranflos team de ferted Murray Fulton ttwo games? and Washington Jun ror Hr h School of Paducah C25 61 Co rch Goranflo was assisted bv Horard Duncan Jimmy Clark and Jrrn McNeely Boats artm Motors Trailers Headquarters for all 0 B C approved Marine supplies pen evenings 7pm to930pm West Kentucky Boat and Motor Co 1056 08 South Wilford Street GET YOUR ROYAL PORTABLE revise ,-1 S X X ie Q0 Q QQ oo A43 -4241? Q Q0 ROYAL QUIET X DE LUXE FROM HOWARD D APP Mayfield, Hopkinsville Paducah and be assured of experienced service Lookofsky s Men S Wear A3 get-wif JM Qfea Good Luck, Seniors' From Frances and Fuller I I 1 I . 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Page 6 THE CARDINAL May 17 1949 Gllmpse Into 1950 A recent survey of the class of 1949 conducted by Norma K1ng Norma Woodson Hulon Madrey Anne Stokes Betty Roberts and Betty Johnson reveals that Ncrma Mack has recently publ1shed an expose of the DIC n1cs at B111 Jones s farm Jen Covmgton 1S ch1ef cook and bottle washer at N1cks Spaghett1 Palace Evelyn Fuller lS d1v1d1ng her t1me between two thr1v1ng bus1nesses a used car lot and a publ1sh1ng house of Helps for College Board Exams Anne Greene IS now an 1nstructor at MISS Tweedlebotham s Charm School J1mmy Clarks book How To Grow Ha1r On A B1ll1ard Ball has recently been made a Book Of The Month Club se lect1on K DaVld Carman and Jack Wflght are novx co owners of the eg Ed Hendley lS g1v1ng a ser1es of lectures ent1tled You Too Can Be A Superman Nancy Crowder and Jerry Ca1n are lead1ng the 1deal mar r1ed l1fe 1n the1r v1ne covered cottage but Jerry 1S becom1ng sl1ghtly t1red of hot tamale p1e George Wllson IS the f1rst male pres1dent of the Umted Daughters of the Confederacy Bobby Wl1113mS has f1nally become SOC1allZ6d and has tak en over Mrs Hancocks pos1t1on as 1nstructor of soclal sc1ences atM H S Helen Hunt IS conductmg a marr1age cl1n1c at Jackson Tennessee Emma Crawford lS starrlng 1n the currently popular rad1o Serlal Emma Faces L1fe Sum Albrltton IS one of the Judges 1n the nat onwlde Tom Tw1n Contest Mary Jane Wyatt IS or1g1nato1 of Wyatts success course D1et1ng Made Easy Pat Long IS lab techn1c1an at Monsanto Chem1cal Works Betty WhlttemOf9 and W C Crowder are now owners of a ch1cken farm at Vlola Gus Randolph IS manag1ng h1s own rad o stat1on WNGX Betty Roberts IS co owner of Ch1nk s Chop Suep Haven Bob Creason IS coach of the Phlladelphla Parakeets Bob Byars IS ed1tor of Call1ng All G1rls B111 Jones w1th hlS revolut1onary ldeaS on farmlng IS maklng Charles Dav1s has Just been elected Graves County Tax Com m1ss1oner Rachel Holmes lS teach1ng Home Econom1cs at Murray State J1mmy Hardeman has Just won the Ind1anapol s Speedway Races Ruth Barber Clark and her hu band Tommy are now trap eze artlsts wlth the Klng Brothers CIFCUS Rose Marle Nall and James McNeely are owners of a sum mer camp for boys 1n the Ad1rondacks Elwyn Sm1th IS a deep sea d1ver off the coast of South Amerlca Anne Stokes IS now tak1ng an advanced course 1n da1ry farm ng at the Un1vers1ty of Kentucky D1ck Howe and Herbert Hunt have Just sta1ted an exped1t1on to Afr1ca to hunt w1ld game Norma Gargus now Mrs Eugene D111 IS l1v1ng 1n Murray Kentucky where she and Eugene are operatmg the new Sp1l1 W1th D111 skat1ng r1nk Verna Kendall lS celebrated as the vxorlds 1'T10St fam0L1S woman wrestler She attr1butes her success to the fact that Bobby Cable 1S such a good tra1ner Mar1on FlSk now has her own rad1o program The Grand Ole Up Roar over stat1on WNGO Howard Duncan has opened h1S place of bus1ness on the Paducah h1ghway called Duncan s Dr1ve In Theater Has anybody seen Rubye Johnsono The last t1me we saw her she was r1d1ng her horse Sm1tty 1n the old Kentucky h1lls look1ng for a man Norma Traughber T mmons and Dwlght are one of the most famous danc1ng teams ln the country They phpened the1r new shovt Born To Dance 1n New York last mon Mary Frances Hlgd0H won the 1nternat1onal Hog Calhng Contest 111 1957 She was g1ven a pos1t1on as ch1ef hog caller at the largest ranch 1n the country She lost her Job soon because all the hogs went deaf Eva Joanne Bruce has Just wr1tten her new Informat1on Please Almanac for 1959 Dorothy Sue Adams for the past ten years has been em ployed at the Leg1on Theater She IS now Mr Greene s pr1vate t sgcrelillif Luther 1S dlrector of the CIYCUS band at Coney Island Jean Johnson runs a board1ng house for ball players Dorothy Sm1th has to get up every morn1ng at four oclock 1n order to get her husband B1ll Boaz and the1r ch1ldren off to h l sc ogoe Ham11ton has a shoe factory that SD6ClHllZeS IH elevated f d a half or bust shoes HIS motto IS SIXC feet our an Norma K1ng Jo1ned the WACS She seems to l1ke the Army Tom W1ll1ams and Tom Sm1th Jo1ned the A1r Force They were the f1rst people to lead a successful exped1t1on to the moon Carl Noog1e Haworth and Ruby Rucker went to Alaska and dlscovered a gold m1ne full of l1ttle Nuggets Rose Sull1van IS lead1ng the l1fe of a typ1cal farm Wlfe She and her husband Bobby Dunevant own a large thr v1ng falm at Dubl1n Evangellne Russell marr1ed Tommy Holloway and they set tled down to a qu1et peaceful 11fe 1n Sedal1a Van now uses her vocal talent s1ng1ng lullab1es An1ta Rhodes MOYTIS and Harry are tour1ng the country on a motorcycle Joanne Wllll8mS got dlscouraged becaus she broke so many hearts and ret1red as a nun Janet Puckett works for an exclus ve cloth1ng store where she makes hand kn1t m1ttens and scarfs L C Engllsh Jr who owns a Style Mart cloth1ng store 1n Kansas IS now very wealthy D1ane Peterson runs an orphans home near Kentucky Lake for orphans of drowned fxshermen She has mvde a 1ule that all orphans shall take glee club Joanne Lockhart d6dlCated her l1fe to knowledge and estab l1Shed a school 1n KOIQH to enllghten the heathen Janelle Shobe who has alvs ays had a pleasant VOICE IS now a famous lawyer and was recently heard on We the People Mar1lyn Darnell a pol1ce woman was recently grazed by a bullet and now wears art1f1c1al curls over her left ear Hedxa Trav1s put Mayf1eld on the map by establ1sh1ng a school where no exam1nat1ons were g1ven and whose work vtas fully accred1ted at the Un1vers1ty of Kentucky Charles lvlurphey whose p1cture recently appeared on the front cover of a monthly mus1c magazlne and hlS golden VOlC6d trumpet are now enterta1n1ng at WllfOTd Alexanders famous restaurant 1n Ch1cago Joy Turner escaped from H0pk1DSV1lle about a week ago gutkshe was found yesterday runmng around ba1etoot 1n P rk e Joan Sull1van 1S a t3Xl dr1ver 1n Dublln Norma Woodson has a Job des1gn1ng the 1ns1des of founta1n pens The Mayf1eld schools w1ll be d1sm1ssed flV6 mmutes early next Frlday to glVE the ch1ldren the opportun1ty of seelng G901 ge L von s Three R1ng C1rcus Aldean Barlow ran away Vtlth some k1nd of road show sev eral years ago and hasn t been seen s1nce John Bruce IS manager of the fre1ght elevator at Wool worth s Betty Trousdale lS flrst clar1net player 1n an all glll orches ra Betty Johnson has been 1nv1ted to march 1n the Centenmal 1n Texas She has become one of the world s most famous maJor ettes Dale Bryan was d1scovered by a talent scout because of h1S performance 1n Meet Me In St LOUIS He went to Hollywood where he starled ln Jane Enghsh s Nobel PFIZG w1nn1ng play en t1tled Who Stole Grandma s Teeth or Dont Chew HIS Food Anymore B111 Bennett lS a travel1ng salesman for the Merlt Barbara Cooper lS a l1brar1an 1n the Llbrary of Congress 1n Washmgton D C Joan Wheeler vtas ent as a mlsslonary to Ch1na but she took the slow boat and hasn t made It yet Angelyn Kelly lS the manager of Fuller s Cafe SINCE FIBHCES and Fuller have ret1red She has made a dance floor and a name band plays every Saturday n1ght Joyce Hurt IS the keeper of the County Farm Genevleve and Martha Washam have opened a new laundrv Wash um and Wash um BObb1e Zeh owns a small book store and has Just 1etu1ned from a buy1ng tr1p to the Tennessee Publ1sh1ng Companv A current book success lS Memo1rs of My L1fe by Charles Brown1ng Charles IS now an 1nstructor of government at Tran sylvan1a College Joan Scaggs made a h1t on Broadway 1n the play Romeo and luhet Hulon Madrey who lS a cr1t1c of The L1terarv Gu1ld lS a o a professor of mathemat1cs at Vassar Joyce MOFFIS who was star 1n Lat1n took a tr1p to Rome It took her so long to tell the gu1de that she wanted someth1ng to eat that she starved to death Glen Bullock now owns General Motors Company 1n Detro1t He may soon buy Henry Ford s bus1ness Norma and Barbara W1man are star performers at Carneg1e Hall Barbara works 1n the dayt1me as bookkeeper for the Nevx York Real Estate Agency Norma IS a housew1fe Ann1e Laura Owen IS the new torch s1nger for Sp1ke Jones Band The f1rst performance of th1s year s Commun1ty Concerts w1ll feature Myrtle Stanley the Pr1ncess of the P1pe Organ Hugh Vance has Just publ1shed h1S autob1ography ent1tled My L1fe As a Shmoo Dorothy Anderson plays the part of a woman lawyer 1n the rad1o ser1al Francls Faces Fate ' Anne F1chter IS head of the M1ckey Mouse art department I 0 . . . . 44 ' sv . 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