McAfee High School - Hornet Yearbook (McAfee, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1949 volume:

. a m. rsi-K DEDICA TION We the Senior Class of 1949 dedicate this, our Year Book, to our parents, the Faculty, the Superintendent, and the Mercer County Board of Education. Our first thoughts go to our parents, who have sacri- ficed so much for us. You shaped our lives for us when we were small. You have instilled in our minds the higher ideals of life. You now encourage us to not let this be the end, but only the beginning of our education. To you we shall ever be grateful. A great amount of our success goes to the faculty, They have encouraged us to study and get the most out of our school days. They have taught us that it pays to be truthful, honest and upright in all things. They have tried to teach us to set our goal high and then strive to reach it. We trust that in the future the Faculty may be able to say, “Well Done” Class of 1949. To the County Superintendent and the Mercer Coun- ty Board of Education we would like to say we appreciate all you have done for us. Because of the opportunities you have given us, we feel that we will be better able to take our place in an unsettled world. Indeed, when we stop and count the opportunities that lie before us and then think of all those who have helped us, we feel that the least we can do is to make the most of every opportunity. Our gratitude to each of you can never be told, but to you who have meant so much to us we say, “Thank You For Everything”. Senior Class, 1949 y i ■ :: v v ' tu i. 'mi', 'sv. .’X'tv yen?. i! - .'41 . 'jg Vi ,d � vcj vjo n c Vt idire J c h- nun nsgggj immtm WHO'S WHO Girl Jane Watson Mary Lou Shirley Mildred Terhune Blanche McCoun Blanche McCoun Virginia Richmond Blanche McCoun Most Intelligent Most Musical Most Popular Best Athlete Prettiest Girl Neatest Juliet Romeo Best Disposition Noisest Proudest Pest of Class Cutest Most Likely to Succeed Mary Lou Shirley Quietest Betty Shackelford Most Handsome Boy “Polie” Stratton “Polie”Stratton Herbert McCoun Herbert McCoun Mack Cecil Mack Cecil Vena May Sheperson George Bishop Margaret Ann Sanders Kenneth Young Billy Dean Mildred Terhune Billy Dean Margaret Ann Sanders Kenneth Preston Joyce Graham Truman Curtsinger Edward Lee Conder Edward Lee Conder Herbert McCoun Slowest Margaret Ann Sanders Edward Lee Conder Fastest in Basketball Edith Jenkins Roger Drury I i fqmpongg muya '• vsavm tow r-'-'.'A1.? ans ryj m xmiag m n a ',-T CLASS HISTORY September 1945 we, who were twenty-one in num- ber enrolled at McAfee, as “Green Freshmen.” We had all dreamed of the day when we would enter High School. We thought we were grown but not for long. We soon found we had many things to learn. After many hardships we stumbled through the year. We lost Betty Burton, Dixie Fallis, Ann Mason, Charles Kurtz, Virginia Richmond, Vincent Sheperson and Gloretta Davis during the year. In September 1945 fourteen “Green Freshmen” enrolled at Fairview to begin their high school educa- tion. We certainly did receive an education. Besides being called “green” we were required to have our lessons on time, to conquer those monstrous equations in AlgeLra, to quote “Shakespeare” and to conjugate verbs backwards and forwards. Mr| Lucien Downey, our sponsor, always took up for his “kids”; and the rumor is that several Freshmen ate his candy and apples. During the year Bobby Pfoff and Carolyn Carey left to go elsewhere. Virginia Richmond came to us from McAfee. We entered Cornishville High School in 1945 with high hopes, but they soon dwindled away when we were tagged “Green Freshmen.” There w'ere many activities in which to engage our unboundless energy. There were twelve of us at the beginning of the year. We lost two and gained two during the year. So we closed the year with twelve in the class. We, the McAfee sophomores reentered school in Sep- tember 1946. There were only fourteen of us. The year was a very pleasant one. We were sorry to loose Violet Keller, Betty Carey, Doris Marksbury and Herbert Holl- ingsworth. Virginia Richmond entered our class. In September 1946, fifteen Fairview Sophomores en- tered school. Mary Lou Shirley and Marie Releford came at the end of the first semester. Virginia Richmond enter- ed McAfee. Since we had only a two year High School, wre were the oldest class in school, and w ere constantly reminded that we should set good examples for those in the fresh- man class. DEKZXl 9 M W tV- r 9' W'.j' W S « ■ t 1 fi garsgarBfan 3X1 rrrrni. . rgX.garJha-vg.-77 i CL 155 HISTORY -Continued- After what seemed to be a brief vacation the Cornish- ville Sophomores entered school in September 1946. Dur- ing the year we lost five members leaving only eight at the end of the year. Mr. Carter our sponsor became ill and had to give up teaching. Our Junior year at McAfee was very eventful. There were ten from McAfee and ten from Fairview. Our home room teacher, Miss Woods, expounded the theories of Geometry. Our Principal, Miss Mellie Matherly, taught Ameri- can History and English. Mr. Bruce Champion and Mr. Stewart Gaunce taught mathmatics and Agriculture. During the year Frances Satterly and Marie Releford withdrew and Harley Moore entered school at Pine Knot. Mac Cecil from Midway enrolled the second semes- ter. We we.e veiy glad to get “Mac”. Several Juniors received much deserved and long treasured awards - C’s- in conduct for throwing shoes in the cla ss room. Our Junior year ended with the juniors entertaining the Seniors at Fountain Ferry in Louisville. Seven boys and girls entered the junior class in the Cornishville High School. We were Juniors now, so we expected more privileges whether we rceived them or not. There was Geometry to get around. (Around in circles, that is). Two of our girls had been cheerleaders during their three years in High School. Our boys had been able to make either the first or second team in basketball. We lost two girls before the year was over. This left us five. We were a sad group. We had heard that we wouldn’t be able to graduate from Cornishville the following year. This was the year we had been anticipating for so long. We were to be scattered here and there, breaking up the beautiful friendship we had had together. Our Senior year was by far the best and most promis- ing of our high school. George Bishop and Kenneth Young entered our class room from Cornishville. We were very glad to have them. They have added much to the fun we have had during the year. Our Senior year was all that we could expect. There was the need to study in order that we might win the long worked for award - the Diploma. There was also a brighter side. Planning the Annual, getting ready for the class play, Class Night and for Com- mencement. These things and many other activities of the year made us feel that we wrre stt apart and honored by the name we bore — “Seniors of 49”. I ■ W ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ W.BK fa 'k ' ’UlfTB'tMU V M 'B .'■U'-V.1..«m 'AI 'A' '.'.I -I 'A' iwtvw «v r • ■ n « � •' •v « ■« 4'wA-viv • • iT'V y '• vw-'« • 4 i- « • r 1 '-r r FROM DIAPERS _ T n niDi riMA r.w. g«pfl.v:arxH � ww� iiMHiMMw� w� « T.vr . • I CLy455 W7LL We, the Graduating Class of 1949, being of sound mind, and having a wonderful memory, publish and declare this our last will and testament, in manner and form as follows: We will and bequeath to the Junior Class, our successors, the challenge to be as nearly perfect in every respect as we, the Class of ’49 have been. We do will and bequeath to the faculty our ap- preciation for their sympathetic understanding of our many problems. We leave to our janitor all the old newspapers, broken down chairs and tennis shoes found on the floor of the Senior room. To Mary Catherine Taylor, Margaret Ann San- ders leaves her ability to get in trouble with the faculty. Truman Courtsinger leaves his ability to fix Gym fires during Government class to Joe Keller. To Jean Sanders, Betty Shackleford leaves her quietness and Cafeteria manners. Roger Drury leaves his ability to be high point man and his friendship with the Junior girls to Earl Ransdell. “Carry on Earl.” Joyce Grayham leaves her ability to keep a girlish figure to Helen Price. George Bishop leaves his expert basket ball hand- ling to Billy Lee Crabtree. To Nancy Daverport. Banche Rose McCoun leaves her ability to be late for classes and also her ability to get out of trouble. Mac Cecil leaves his skill for being a “ten o’clock” scholar to Lafon Wheeler. s y-....................—Z2J. g� g?ga.g«fc-A-jfcg tm WffWOTfggTBTn.TB .0? CLASS WILL Continued To Loraine Hendren, Midred Terhune leaves her ability to court during the school day. To Mary Margaret Terhune, Mary Lou Shirley leaves her mastermindedness and her music talents. Billy Dean wills to J. W. Mattingly his flat tires and also to be at school at 8 o’clock once a month. Herbert McCoun leaves his ability to tease the class and also his sweater to Bonnie Anderson. To Kathleen Springate, Vena Sheperson leaves her ability to talk on any subject and her laughing w ays. “Churn” Young loaves his ability to take girls to ball games and to be caught “speeding. To Lizzie May Inman, Virginia Richmond leaves the territory down about “Wards” and her pleasing dis- position. Kenneth Preston leaves his expert paper wad shooting to Cleo Yates Jane Watson leaves her artistic ability and know- ledge to Evelyn Sexton. “Polie” Stratton wills his ability to copy Arith- metic and that big gift of “Gab“ to Burney McCoun. Edith Jenkins wills all her boy friends and her ability to tell jokes to Anna Lee McRay. Edward Lee Conder leaves his shyness and ability to see the girls home from parties to Walter Watson. Good luck Walter! We do sign our name on this the thirty-first day of May, 1949. SENIOR CLASS McAfee High School - PAIR TREE -iprx-ismam CLASS POEM it We the Class of Forty Nine now set forth these lines in rhyme to tell you something of each one. Really folks, its all in fun. Now there was Vena May who was some kid. As for having fun, that was what she did. Blanche was full of vigor and vim, and when it came to boys she was right in the swim. Mildred was exceedingly small, Who knows, maybe that was what made Billy fall. Mac with the towering height made the girls swoon, when he came in sight. Virginia, now thats quite a name, As for her she’s always the same. Truman quite popular with the girls, Who always adored his beautiful curls. Since “Polie” is noted for his wit, The girls always beg him to sit. Mary Lou was a musician, we all know. When it came to lessons she was far from slow. Edith always made a hit with the boys. Also the teachers with all of her noise. Roger was a boy who played basketball well. Our opinion of him, We think he is swell. Kenneth (Churn) would say when things went wrong, “Pay no ‘tention’ just drive right on”. Herbert, who never was quite bold. Yet with his manners, he, Bonnie’s heart stole. i s 7 ••ary vxzxsli l siv mwem SEXETlI I :Tsrs- ::a.r. rrsMwati rtr KSOLjoa mm : i i i CL 55 POEM -Continued- Billy with his hideous laugh, Drove the teachers near to wrath. Joyce was as smart as a tack, She didn’t have her brains tied up in a sack. Edward Lee was a timid soul, But when he set his head he always reached his goal. Margaret Ann wanted to do what she ought, Cause when she did the other things she always got caught. Betty Jane was as kind as could be, A real friend, now take it from me. 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Phone 34 Harrodsburg Ky. Best Wishes Always to McAfee High School W. EARL DEAN, Attorney at Law HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY A Friend of McAfee C. E. RANKIN, Attorney at Law HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Compliments of NOR FLEET HARDWARE IMPLEMENT CO. HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Compliments of The FARMER SUPPLY COMPANY HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY The CUDAHY PACKING COMPANY Harrodsburg, Kentucky Sunlight Blue Gras But ter--Cheese----Eggs-----Poultry Ice Cream and Ice Buyers of Whole Milk ROYALTY — KEIGHTLEY LUMBER CO. G. M. ROYALTY HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY BOARD and BOARD LADIES READY TO WEAR HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY _ OECO T.PCS rjOEtiesmi i I® Compliments of R. C. TRENT COMPANY DEPARTMENT STORESINCE 1882 LAWRENCEBURG, KENTUCKY J. S. VAUGHT, JR., Jeweler “THE HALLMARK STORE” Fine Repairing Drawer No. 179 HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY C. N. ALEXANDER J. C. ROYALTY Compliments of ANDERSON and ROYALTY FUNERAL HOME Day and Night Ambulance Service Phone 116 Harrodsburg, Ky. ► Compliments of COFFEE SHOP LAWRENCEBURG, KENTUCKY Our Compliments SUNNYDALE DAIRY LAWRENCEBURG, KENTUCKY 7 h itf ir. 4MMMMv4M(vWMkmMm : l NOEL’S CLOTHES SHOP MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S OUTFITTERS Griffin and Michael’s Stern Suits Stetson Hats - Nunn Bush Shoes Inter-Woven Socks -- Arrow Shirts HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Compliments of STATE BANK and TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Harrodsburg, Kentucky Compliments of FREEMAN and ISON MEN’S SHOP Complete Outfitters of Men and Boys HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY ifK-xvnsnxTr. 'JZZl. Our Compiments and Congratulations From SHYROCK HARDWARE LAWRENCEBURG, KENTUCKY Compliments of CAMMACK BROTHERS MODERN SELF SERVICE Fresh Meats and Vegetables - Staple and Fancy Groceries Phone 51 Lawreneeburg, Ky. Compliments of OSCAR BROWN AND SONS WHOLESALE GROCERIES LAWRENCEBURG, KENTUCKY Our Compiments and Congratulations I ANDERSON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK LAWRENCEBURG, KENTUCKY ■if v m 'ft 'ii in vis nrj w v.'ty s -aya.” twtw T ummuiumi i w ii.il;,' buk� m ui ui a ««■ « g j «flmiauLg iuum: ! Compiments and Congratulations LAWRENCEBURG NATIONAL BANK i iMHRRiVSl LAWRENCEBURG, KENTUCKY Compliments of CHRISTMAN GREEN HOUSE “SAY IT WITH FLOWERS’ Phone 285-J Horrodsburg, Ky. Compiments and Congratulations MERCER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Mf JBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. rv X] C. D. LYON and COMPANY DEALERS IN HARDWARE, ROOFING, PLUMBING, STOVES LAWRENCEBURG, KENTUCKY fiyir m«Tma a '.irr L Mjmmm JAMES H. STAGG, Druggist OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE PRESCRIPTIONS—BIOLOGICALS—ETHECIAL SERVICE Pone 111 Harrodsburg, Ky. Compliments of BILLIE ANN SHOP LADIES READY-TO-WEAR Main Street Harrodsburg, Ky. Compliments of LAD and LASSIE SHOP MRS. ELOISE LEONARD BOGGS, Proprietor HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Stagg, Davenport and Brown Insurance Agency MAIN STREET All Kinds of Insurance — Bonds — Automobile Insurance m 'i .i um u vn m.'.-’ '.rn vv 'amm?: .’ va .viiHtga? vf V f s t PAUL SHEWMAKER iMPLEMENT CO. McCormack Deering Farm Machinery Phone 30-J East Office Street HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Compliments of MERCER BOARD OF TRADE HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY Central Kentucky Production Association H. T. Lyen FIELD REPRESENTATIVE First National Bank Building Harrodsburg, Ky. B. M. ROYALTY FURNITURE COMPANY THE POPULAR PRICE STORE For A Practical Use R. C. A. Victor Radios Phone 87 Harrodsburg, Ky. swwntimgwaM'mategMnff- Compliments of MI LADY BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of Phone 129 Harrodsburg, Ky. Compliments of HARROD CLEANERS “The Quality Plant” C. B. ROWLAND Owner — Manager Phone 456 Broadway Harrodsburg, Ky. HARRODSBURG MOTOR and IMPLEMENT CO. DESOTA and PLYMOUTH CARS — MACK TRUCKS JOHN DEERE FARM IMPLEMENTS — HARDWARE Sales and Service Phone 83 521-523 West Broadway Harrodsburg, Ky. Phone 143 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO W. S. CONOVER, Manager Harrodsburg, Ky. SANDUSKY BROTHERS HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY c Tf Jr iff w� ; m, . J. Li ill, U B Ml a. '.'. Jfl. X PHONE 449 CLARK-HOOD MOTOR CO. SALES Oldsmobile SERVICE PARTS TAPPAN GAS RANGES—WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY “We Wish The Best of Everything To You” From RILEY’S AUTO SERVICE HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY My Compliments and Congratulations From J. T. FREEMAN HARRODSBURG, KENTUCKY OUR BOOSTERS BAILEY and SANDERS, Tax Commissioners OSCAR SANDERS, County Judge P. B. SMALLEY, Circuit Court Clerk Compliments of PURVIS GROCERY MERCER FROZEN FOOD BANK ............ O. W. McMurty, Owner THE MODERN HOME SUPPLY ........ Mrs. D. L. Lacefield, Owner A Friend, DR. WHISTLER BOO FALLIS HANK’S SERVICE STATION TAYLOR’S RESTAURANT KEINK’S DRUGS FRANKLIN WHITE, Jeweler EZAR JONES J. W. ALDERSON JIM WOODS LEONARD JARVIS W. B. HOWELL BUSH TRIBBLE DR. BLOYD CORDILL JOHN CINNAMON H. C. YEASTE W. T. McCOUN TOES Iva l'.' gW.WMTl1.,' '•� gag.'.’H'j v a § V «' V� ' DAV-SON CORK BACK - - BULLETIN BOARDS SAFETY RECORD THIS WEEK M T LOST TIME ACCIDENT SERIOUS OOCTOR CASES ANNOUNCEMENTS OUR CONCENTRATED ORIVE THE LAST TWO MONTHS FOR 100 PER CENT ATTENDANCE AND PRODUCTION IS SHOWING GOOD RESULTS DIRECTORY FLOOR CAFETERIA 3 ° WEST EMPLOYMENT OFFICE H. L. KRUSE 1«T EAST DAV-SON cork back and changeable letter bulletin boards are constructed with light walnut finish frames. The cork posting surface consists of Va inch cork mounted on Va inch 3-ply veneer. The changeable letter insert is of grooved wood felt covered. These bulletins are made to endure as only the finest of materials are used in their construction. Bulletin board with two set in glass doors. Both sides cork. STYLE: TWO SET IN GLASS 30 x 48 ’ .......... $30.00 30 x 60” .......... 32.50 36 x 48”............. 31.25 36 x 60”............. 36.25 ALL PRICES F. O. B CHICAGO FOR USE In Bulletin board with two set SCHOOLS in glass doors. One side cork CHURCHES the other changeable letter FACTORIES insert- OFFICES (Letters are not included) STORES CLUBS PUBLIC BUILDINGS 30 30 36 36 48” : 60” 48” 60 $44 85 51.40 49 40 59.35 SPEC'AL ASSORTMENT OF 600 % AND 1 INCH LETTERS $12.00 THESE BULLETIN BOARDS ARE FITTED WITH A LOCK AND KEY TO INSURE NO UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OR ANNOUNCEMENTS. DISTRIBUTORS. School Gift Service 4925 GLENDALE KANSAS CITY 4. MISSOURI WE HUE A CHANGEABLE I [I IEH OR CORK B III I I 1 I N 10 R EVERY NEEO—CONSUII US