Mays Lick School - Cardinal Yearbook (Mays Lick, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 195U, DEDICATE THIS EDITION OF THE CARDINAL TO OUR SPONSOR AND FRIEND, MR. FRED CHUMBLER JR., IN APPRECIATION OF THE MANY THINGS HE HAS DONE TO MAKE OUR PAST THREE YEARS IN HIGH SCHOOL SUCH PLEASANT AND MEMORABLE ONES. HISTORY OP THE MAY'S LICK CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL 1909—1951 In 1908 the legislature of Kentucky passed a law providing for the establishment of a high school in each county of Kentucky. The only high schoi in Mason County was in Maysville. Mr. C. D. Wells was the county superinten- dent at the time the plan for consolidation was proposed. Mr. W. E. Pyles, retired farmer and widely known poultryraan, was the county board member from District Pour, in which May's Lick was located. Five schools composed this district. There was much speculation as to a probable location for the new high school. The various board members were interested in locating the '•hool in their respective localities. The main issue at stake was the financing of the newly suggested plan. Mr. Pyles submitted to Mason County Board of Educa-i tion a statement signed by fifty residents of the May's Lick community, pledg- ing to pay the amount of 5� 000 if the school were located at May's Lick. This offer of financial assistance was the deciding factor in locating the first consolidated school in Kentucky at May's Lick. May's Lick people organized a stock company known as The May's Lick improvement Company. This corporation furnished 32,000 with the agreement that the Mason County Board of Education was to pay 3,000 rent annually—to be applied on the debt. The building was to become the property of the county, once the debt was paid In full. This was the first time a public building was financed by a holding company. The second building, in which the gym and additional class rooms are housed, was open for occupancy in the fall of 1929. Transportation was the big problem in the early days. After court action and an appeal to the legislature by Mr. Pyles. May's Lick School became the first school south of the Ohio River to provide transportation for its atudents. Thirteen men have served our school in the capacity of principal. They are as follows; J. R. Lancaster, R. P. Gaither, E. L. Dim, Gordie Young, G. H. England, J. C. Boling, E. L. Howton, Emery White, Clark Cheanut, H. H. Jones, Henry Martin, Charles Kincer, and Edwin Jones. During our interesting and colorful history ten men have represented our school on the Mason County Board of Education. They are; W. E. Pyles, Robert Turner, C. C. Arthur, Shelby Blatterman, C. A. Collins, J. S. Laytham, Dr. Gillespie, Harvey Rice, W. W. Robb and James L. Pyles. Mrs. Linville Math Mr. Jones Principal Miss Brammer English Miss Collions English Mr. Szturma Coach Mr. Chumbler Agriculture Miss Carpenter Home Ec. Mrs. Hutchison Commerce Miss Rigby Home Ec. Miss Stratton First Grade Mrs. Mason Fourth Grade Mrs. Orme Second Grade Mrs. Kachler Third Grade Mrs. Yancey Fifth Grade Mrs. Collions Sixth Grade Senior Class Annual Staff Class Officers Verena Cropper Nick Name — Sissy Knack -- Ralph Hobby — Going to movies Pet Peeve — Little sister Ambition -- To become an housewife James Roger Moran Nick Name -- Skinney Britches Knack -- Skipping school Hobby -- Working at the garage Pet Peeve -- English Ambition -- Travel Keith Worthington Nick Name — Rip Knack — Girls Hobby -- Teasing girls Pet Peeve - To be teased by girls Ambition -- To be an millionarie Helen Janet Ducan Nick Name -- punk Knack — Talking Hobby — Music Pet Peeve -- Dating twins Ambition -- To be Mrs Jo Ann Hitt Nick Name -- Jody Knack -- Dating Johnny Hobby -- Driving Pet Peeve — Nosey people Ambition -- To be Mrs. 3errs Lowell Haggard Nick Name -- Stubby Knack -- Talk about cars Hobby -- cars Pet Peevo — Rattles Ambition -- To be Diesol Engineer William Ivan Mason Nick Name -- Jelly Bean Knack -- Loretta Hobby -- Playing Basketball Pet Peeve -- Sophmore girls at M. H. S. Ambition -- To be engineer Patricia Ann Buchanan Nick Name -- Pat Knack -- Dating Dickie W. Hobby -- Driving Pet Peeve -- Gossip Ambition -- To be a Housewife Phyllis Ann Breeze Nick Name - Breeze Knack - Getting telephone calls Hobby - Driving Pet Peeve - Gossip Ambition - To be a receptionsist Richard Nolan Bailey Nick Name - Dick” Knack - Skating Hobby - Hunting and Pishing Pet Peeve - English Ambition - Perfessional truck driver Roy Swartz Nick Name -- Snorts Knack -- Sleep Hobby -- Trading cars Pet Peeve -- Going to school Ambition — Graduate from High School Phyllis Gifford Nick Name -- Phil Knack -- Driving Hobby -- Keeping Lovell happy Pet Peeve -- Two faced people Ambition -- To be a good housewife Douglas Linville Nick Name -- Country Knack — Girls Hobby Eating Pet Peeve —- Biology Ambition — To be an engineer Carleene Sidell Nick Name -- Carlie Knack -- Bobby Hobby -- Collecting salt pepper•shakers pet Peeve — Sociology Ambition — To be Mrs Blankenship 2 V- r Rosemary Stanton Nick Name--Rosey Knack--Pat. TiBrney Hobby--Driving Pet Peeve--Mr. Jones Ambition—Be a farmer's wife Anna Ruth Haggard Nick Name—Anne Rooney Knack—Don Hobby--Playing Piano Pet Peeve--Rude Boys Ambition--Be a house wife Jewell Yullikin Nick Name-- Two Tun Knack-- Keeping House Hobby-- Dating Thomas Pet Peeve-- Lowell Haggard Ambition-- To be an housewife Helen YcRoberts Nick Marne-- Hac Knack-- Driving Hobby-- Studying Pet Peeve-- Tattletales Ambition-- To be an secretary Calma Jean Saunders Nick Name — Jeanie Knack -- Talking Hobby -- Sating Pet Peeve — Business Arithmetic Ambition — To be a nurse Larry Dillcn Nick Name -- Shorty Knack -- Girls Hobby -- Pishing and Hunting Pet Peeve -- Miss Carpenter Ambition — Forest Ranger Betty Jo Ross Nick Name -- Sam Knack — Driving Hobby -- Watching for Charlie Pet Peeve -- Nosey girls Ambition -- Learn how to make chili Paul Benson Nick Name -- Pedro Knack — Being first in lunch line Hobby -- Loafing Pet Peeve — Girls Ambition — Mechanic Ernest Ray Throckmortion Nick Name-- Froggy Knack— Dating Donna Hobby-- Shinning his ford Pet Peeve-- English Ambition-- To be a doc tor Eleanor Joyce Rice Mick Name-- Rice Knack-- Cheerleading Hobby-- Collect'ng stamps Ambition-- Learn to drive Pet Peeve-- Rumors Betty Wells •lick Name-- Perky Knack-- Blue p0rds Nobby- Taking Pictures Pet Peeve— Getting up early Ambition-- To be a Beautician. Paye Campbell Nick Name— Archie Knack-- Talking about Jones Hobby-- Getting phone Pe't Peeve— Paul Benson Ambition— Changing .Vis to Mrs. n [I Hi .{} i ii f t Hi' I« I! i i 1141II nl SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Of the present Senior Class of twenty-seven members, five started to- gether in the first grade and have attended May's Lick all twelve years. They are Billy Mason, Eleanor Rice, Carleene (Sidell) Blankenship, Verena Cropper, and Jewell Mullikin. Jo Ann Hitt left us In the second grade and Betty Jo Ross in the third grade to go to Sardis. Helen Duncan Joined us In the third grade, coming from Maysville and Helen McRoberts came to us that year from Elizaville. Phyllis (Poe) Gifford Joined us in the fourth grade but returned to Sardis during her fifth year of school. Barbara Ward was an addition to our class in the seventh grade from Minerva. Then our class really increased to begin our freshman year of high school. Prom Sardis came calma Jean Sanders, Faye Campbell, Betty Jo Ross, Phyllis Gifford, Jo Ann Hitt, Rosemary Stanton, Paul Benson, Larry Dillon, Ernest Throckmorton, and Roy Swartz. Prom Washington came Dorothy and Jo Ann Wallace. Miss Martha Swafford was our class sponsor. Prom Washington to join our tenth grade were; Anna Ruth Haggard, Betty Wells, Phyllis Breeze, Edna Earl Huber, Carolvn Linville, Patricia Buchanan, J«nes Maupin, Jerry Rosser, Dickie Bailey, Lowell Haggard, Tommie Evans, Douglas Linville Keith Worthington, and Lowell Mason. Barbara Hiek joined us from La Orange. Lowell Mason and Jo Ann Wallace, left us during the sophomore year. James Maupin and Jerry Rosser did not return as Juniors. Leaving during the junior year were Tommie Evans and Dorothy Wallace. Carolyn Linville and Edna Earl (Huber) Ross did not return as seniors. At mid-semester of our senior year we lost Virginia Doyle and Barbara (Hick) Doyle. At present, we have two housewives - Mrs. Lovell Gifford and Mrs. Bobby Blankenship. Our sponsor for the past three years has been Mr. Fred Chumbler Jr. C.BuMt-bi V, D.Z,L«W K. Fo Lt-t- E tfVoj-fa D. AppLe-tmti J7 0; LLod CT D :LLor4 J!D. Wai-J 3. Os bot-N e W. C8(-p«L -re .Chatj-aff- W. Weaver tf.Haw iLtprf CT. foLTurt (3 n f, VM:l?oberT5 K. G-o LLey W. « v� 4 icf Te- D. FLoh a MiTd A el.1 G-. Dar e LL L. Vlasov R.HoJje F. - a wrA JOLLY JUNIORS JINGLES In one more year we'll be gone. Oh, how the teachers cheer us on. They think we're smart and we think they're grand, Ihey'Te always ready to lend a hand. 1. February 12 is a memorable day. What happend that night, Donna and Ernest Ray? 2. We know where Wanda's heart lies. With Leon you can see it in her eyes. 3� Lorretta Collins is our class joy. Sure hope she marries some nice boy. ij., Jo Anne Dillon is lots of fun. She likes a boy named Henry I 3. Virginii Dillon likec Ted Price, Pretty soon we'll be throwing rice. 6. Donna Sue Flora is a good girl, We hope she gets far in this wide world. 7. Phyllis's fiance drives a Ford, 9hats one guy that's sure adored. 8. Patsy Howe will always ramble. Cause she is after Stanley Campbell. 9. Patsy Lukins lives on the old SardiB Pike, For a parking place it's just right. 10. Lula Belle Mason with hair of brown. If you go to town you'll see her around. 11. Frances Turner sometimes looks dreamy. We wonder if its that Ronnie Looney. 12. Allie Hamm entered our class late. As a student, we think she rates. 13« Joan Flora (Fulton} has changed her name. But she is Joan to us just the same. li|. Bobby Berry is really a doll, Ann Prather says so-all the while. 15� Carl Branch is short and slim. But we think the world of him. 16. Be careful when you ride with Ronnie Hull, He'll side-swipe a truck and crack your skull. 17. Gerald Darnell goes around in a whirl. He'll have to go to college to keep up with his girl. 18. Ruby Allen has hair that's sandy. Around school he's very handy. 19« Johnny Dillon likes to hunt, fish and skate. How he wishes he was big enough to date. 20. Ronnie Fowler is moving away. Maybe he'll come back to see us some day. 21. Rennie Gulley is our class doll. He always wears a great big smile. 22. Henry Hamilton will never lose, Mildred or Bonnie which will he choose? 23. Ihere's a boy in our class named Robert Hodge, Prom any duty-he'll never dodge. 24. Billy Morgan is never on time. When he goes after Shelby Earlywine. 25� Russell Muse always wears a grin. Some girl's heart he's sure to win. 26. Winn Newdigate is a quiet guy. The girls wish he weren't so shy. 27. Bobby Osborne is tall and slim. There's a tall blonde girl that surely admires him. 28. J. D. Ward is surely a big guy. The girls all would like to date him, wonder why? 29. Willis Weaver goes with a girl named Betty, We think that he wants to go steady. 30. Mr. Szturma is one swell guy. If he should leave, we would surely die. Junior Officers Loretta Collins Francis Turner Gerald Darnell Russell Muse tf. MvLLiKi« B. CoLe J . Co bess . J otjes V. G.'bso B.Cbawford 3. Poe U7W. Y ;Te cC . A J3c La y ] . Ot- we 8.Phat th C..Ct� uCh C. Price 'R.J'oNes XSta tow T! ftojscf- R. Spn e� . A.TWKWvT- SOPHOMORE SAYINGS 1. Betty Crawford is quite a girl If she had Carroll she'd be on top of the world. 2. Carroll Price and his cute little Ford Could make a certain girl jump—at the pull of a cord. 3. Pat Rosser (When not in a day dream) She and Don S. make quite a team. 1+. Barbara Manning, freckles and all, Thinks J. W. is really a must. 5. Betty Koehler with persohality plus Thinks J. W. is really a must. 6. John Hodge is quite a clown But he's timid and shy whpn Rosie is around. 7. Avalou Rigg, blonde and tall Likes Bobby, but wants them all. 8. Donnie Emmons and his toni-curl Keeps the hi-school girls in a whirl. 9. Betty Ross quiet and serene Likes a boy who's a Marine. 10. Jimmy Combess tall and sweet Thinks Maxine can't be beat. 11. Ruby Griffith is a real nice kid, But her feelings for B. Mason just can't be hid. 12. Roger Springer (a nice kid at that) He and Miss Collins love to spat. 13. Bonnie Poe is Augusta bound When Chick Ross isn't around. I1 -. Ronald Shannon shortest of the boys Though small in size is biggest in noise. 15. Ann Prather-does her heart sing? In her castle Berry's is a king. 16. John Stanton (bright as a blaze) In the language of love makes straight A's. 17. Maxine Bellamy with eyes of blue Romey likes her; Jimmy does to. 18. Alice Throckmorton sweet but shy Hopes that Morgan won't pass her by. 19. David Gibson just loves to sit and stare At a sophomore girl with dark brown hair. 20. When Bonnie Cole comes breezing by Certain boys let out a sigh. 21. Ruby Jones a really cute doll Sits around waiting for K. G's call. 22. J. W. Mitchell the Romeo-type Is in two deep-Don't you think thats right? 23. Carolyn Devon, who's that she's setting by? Its Johnny Sledd-Will my I My I 21;. John Sledd likes little Rosie When they're together. It sure is cozy. 25. John Guilfoyle really likes to skate Especially when B. H. is his date. 26. Orella Cohley a dark-haired lass Wishes that Hedges was in her class. 27. How Howard Mullikin loves that gym I Just pass that ball and it's O.K. by him. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS John Stanton Betty Crawforc Ruby Griffith Bonnie Poe C.CLa pooLe. X Uol t son L. 13utLer f . Lyons C.Cv-aw£ � - } rVN.F o s if.FuLton T3.beeves R.£ Weat- fA C CLaypooLe'B.f e so� X. StaoXo 13. YtoMjrf R.TmsKo 'B. HuLL cTCUain X K- VVey V. A � U- a AS p Tie rwey S. D ncan [. Dot sort B. uLLe.y B. Graves iX.Bec.KeCC X- 1? dy FRESHMEN FABLES 1. Ruby Bailey really hae class And she never gives Warren Massey any sass. 2. Larry Ward is always still It seems as though he takes sleeping pills. 3. Bobby Lawrence so tall and keen Is the attraction of the Junior High Ballteam. 4« Mammie Emmons so little and short With her claws, she can defend her court. 5 Harry Insko sings like a lark In music he will make his marks. 6. Tommy Rudy is handsome and tall All the girls wish he would give them a call. 7. Jackie Fossitt is Betty Gulleys dream At least that's the way it always seems. 8. Joan Beckett, a happy-go-lass Took Harry B. a ride night before last. 9. Billy Henson is a real smart guy He makes a pretty girl sit up and stare. 10. Johnnie Fulton is very fine He always leads in lunch line. 11. Carolyn Claypool is quite a girl She sends all the boys in a whirl. 12. Betty Reeves is quite a gal To everyone she is a real pal. 13. Charles Crawford would surely die If the girls moved away from May's Lick High. 14. Ronald Swearingin is a nice lad And you hardly every see him Bad. 15. Marvin Dodson is quite a sap But a right jolly old chap. 16. Jackie Johnson is happy and gay Because Buddy Irvin lives over Lewisburg way. 17. Janice Stanton is funny in her ways And she like someone over Sardis way. 18. Betty Moran, with her dark curls Gives Harry Sapp a whirl. 19. Larry Butler can really sigh When Laura Cropper says Hi I 20. Shelby Duncan is never right When James Hopper is out of her sight. 21. John Larry really likes to skate When he is with the right date. 22. pat Tierney with the red curly hair Likes our Rosemary, so courteous and fair. 23. Johnnie Chain is always gay At least that what Barbara would say. SlliullHHistewiH Ml !l! n ili ihhi:: L iH li 21 . Anna Laura Lyons Is our scholar For little Ronnie she will holler. 25« Brookie Hull with the light brown hair Sure makes Bobby stand up and stare. 26. Russell McVey Is our dream boy And he Is not a bit coy. 27. Donald Turney with the curly hair Always walks Brenda ut stairs. 28. Laura Cropper will probable be a movie star. In this world she will go far. 29. Juanita Manning studious and still— If any one makes high grades she will. 30. Haney Williams is happy and gay Because Allen Price is headed her way. 31. Jerry Price ticks like a chime Because Allen is headed her way. 32. Peggy Allen is quite shy And she only gives the boys a little sigh. 33« Bobbie Graves is tall and sweet And he Just can't be beat. 3k• Charles Claypool is jolly and gay He cheers us up in the winning way. TT VALEDICTORIAN KING AND QUEEN ' OP MAY'S LICK SCHOOL F.H.A. P. H. A. OFFICERS First Row-Bonnie Cole, Betty Crawford, Jo Anne Dillon Second Row-Loretta Collins, Donna Appleman, Eleanor Rice Biird Row-Joan Fulton, Lula Mason, Francis Turner, Virginia Dillon Advisor- - MISS KATHBINE RIGBT Officers First Row-Bobby Berry, Gerald Darnell, Keith Worthington Second Row-Douglas Linville, Ernest Birockmortion, Billy Mason Advisor - - MR. 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FAVORITE BREAD THE SENIOR CLASS WISHES TO EXPRESS ITS SINCERE THANKS AND DEEP APPRECIATION TO ALL WHO PURCHASED ADS FOR OUR YEARBOOK BROWN'S Compliments Compliments DRIVE-IN Aberdeen of of The Place For Good KENTUCKY MASON COUNTY Food Curb Service Too! UTILITIES TELEPHONE CO. Compliments of JACK KIRK CO. Compliments MAYSVILLE FLOOR Your Frigidaire of COVERING CO. Dealer JOHN P. LOYD Maysville, Ky. 49 West Second St. 135 West Second St. Phone 760 Mrs. Elizabeth Phone T472-R Maysville, Ky. Davenport, Sec'y Compliments Compliments of Buick and Olds of CALVERT Sales and Service McKAY'S MOTOR CO. KEITH KEITH Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Phone 33 Maysville, Ky. Maysville, Ky. Maysville, Ky. C. L MAINS Compliments Compliments AND SON of of Furniture W. W. CATRON'S BREEZE'S 42 West Second St. GROCERY Phone 105 Phone 5421 BARBER SHOP Maysville, Ky. Washington, Ky. Maysville, Ky. CHAS.W. TRAXEL CQ. MaysviSle -o- Kentucky Watches — Diamonds - Jewelry Silverware of All Kinds Phone 395 BANK OF MAY'S LICK 50 Years of Service In This Community Phone 2471 May's Lick, Ky. THE GEORGE H. FRANK CO. Maysville's Foremost Clothier 25 West Second Street Maysville —o- Kentucky Compliments of CLOVER LEAF DAIRY Maysville -o- Kentucky Highest Quality Dry Cleaning NEW WAY LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. Chris D. Russell, Owner Second and Wall Sts. Phone 797 MAYSVILLE, KY. Finest Family Laundry Service Compliments of O.K. STOCK YARDS Maysville -o- Kentucky SALES EVERY FRIDAY DUKE WAREHOUSES MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY T. A. DUKE CLYDE McKIBBEN A. C. DUKE Day Phone 914 Night Phone 204 GORMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. Phone 7071 FLEMINGSBURG KENTUCKY AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE and CRUSHED STONE FOR ROADWAY AND CONCRETE PURPOSES W. W. TOMLIN CONGRATULATIONS! FURNITURE REPAIRING - REFINISHING OHIO VALLEY FERTILIZER UPHOLSTERING CORPORATION 133 West Second Street Phone 77-W MAYSVILLE, KY. 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Andrew Mitchell, Mgr. Maysville, Ky. Phone 2199 WELCOME INN GIFFORD'S LOG CABIN May's Lick, Ky. GARAGE Washington, Ky. Phone 2711 Food and Cold Drinks Opal Berry, Owner May's Lick, Ky. John E. Browning READ THE DAILY INDEPENDENT MAYSVILLE, KY. Compliments of A. P. STORE 21 East Second Street MAYSVILLE, KY. Compliments of J. C. EVERETT CO. MAYSVILLE, KY. Roy Roberts' Used Furniture THE BEST FOR LESS We Buy, Self and Trade 437 East Second Street MAYSVILLE, KY. PHONE 568 Compliments of WILLIAMS' AUTO SERVICE MAYSVILLE, KY. A. J. STILES Building Supplies West Third Street MAYSVILLE, KY. Compliments of GROCE'S DRY CLEANERS MAYSVILLE, KY. BURLEY WAREHOUSE and INDEPENDENT WAREHOUSE MAYSVILLE, KY. SELL YOUR TOBACCO A GOOD SALE EVERY TIME KENNETH HARDYMON — JOHN TEAGER BRUCE HARRISON IVAN MASON'S WHITE VILLA STORE May's Lick, Kentucky Phone 2727 Remember Singer Has Them All! 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