McAfee High School - Hornet Yearbook (McAfee, KY)

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— I FOREWORD The purposes of this year book are to record the memorable events of our school year, to remind us of our claps companions and teachers, and to help recall the fun of the year. The Senior Class presents this edition of THE HORNET with the hope that it fulfills these conditions. lied i c a t i o n We, the Senior Claes of 1954, dedicate thie edition of TiCE HOHMET to Mre. Porter ParBon, a former teacher of our Bchool. She has cheer- fully used her ability to help ub produce this year book. To her we owe much for she has devoted to ub her loyal friendship and valuable time. We express our sincere appreciation for what she has meant to us as a teacher, friend, and counselor. May this Annuo! he the prized possession of each of you and ee ve as a record of the kind of human relatione e ch student should promote throughout life. Sincerely. _ VI -. Uj ? —«- Principal B. M. Royalty Appliance Co., Harrodshurg, Ky. Lloyd's Furniture Store, Lavrenceburg, Ky, Royalty and Kelghtly Lumber Co., Harrodshurg, Ky. Milady Shop, Danville, Ky. t Mr. A. T. Hensley Agriculture Mrs. T. H. Stuart Mathematics Science Editor -------------------------------------------------------- Kenneth Roney Assistant Editor ------------------------------------------- Carolyn Robinson Photo Editors Sports Editor ----- Business Manager Senior Reporter - Junior Reporter -- Sophomore Reporter Freshman Reporter F. F. A. Reporter ■ Y-Teens Reporters Betty Reynolds Dalton Hendren Charlotte Woods William Conder •- Eugene Taylor Harry Terhune ■ Kathleen Tatum ■Mary Joyce Dean •Bobby Sheperson - Stanley Watts ------Jane ..a.tts Virginia Egbert Sandusky Bros., Harrodsburg, Ky. Harrodsburg Dairy, Harrodsburg, Ky. n Dalton Hendren President Senior ini Carolyn Robinson Vice-President -I . , Eugene Taylor Secretary Betty Reynolds Treasurer Miss Eugenia Bisset Class Sponsor Kenneth Roney Reporter Charlotte Woods Reporter CLASS COLORS: BLUE AND WHITE CLASS PLOVER: RED ROSE MOTTO: IT MATTERS NOT THAT YOU WON OR LOST BUT HOW YOU PLAYED THE GAME Dearinger aitler, Harrodsburg, Ky. Western Auto Co., Harrodsburg, Ky. Kabler's Garage, McAfee, Ky. Radio and TV Service, Harrodsburg, Ky. BOBHf SHEPERSON F.P.A. 1,3,4.Basket- ball 1,3,4. Annual Staff. Junior Play. Senior Play. BETTY REYNOLDS Anderson High 1,2. Glee Llub 1,2. Class Treas. 3,4. Y-Teens 3,4. Pep eiub 3. P.P. A. Sweetheart 3. D.A. R. Award 4. Beta club See. and Treas. 4. Annual 8taff, junior Play. Senior Play. V p STANLEY WATTS P.P-A. 1,2,3,4. Report 4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Annual Staff, junior Play. Senior Play. CHARLOTTE WOODS Glee Club 1,2. Girl's Trio and Sextet 2. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. - Publicity Chr. 4, Representative to District 3,4. unior Play. Senior Play. Annual Staff. JACK DAVIS P.P-A. 2,3,4. Junior Play. 8enior Play. Basketball l. DALTON HENDREN Class Treas. 1,2. Pres 3,4. G1e e Club 1,2. Male Quartet 2. Basket ball 1,2,3,4. Student Council 1. Beta Club Pres. 4. F.P.A. 1,2,3, 4. Pres.4.Junior Play. Senior Play. BARRY BRITTQH A« Tt6 8• 4. Glee elub 1,2. 4-H 1. Basketball 1,2,3,4. School Patrol, Junior Play. Senior Play. MAPS' JOTCE DEAN Y-Teens 1,2,3,4.-Seo. 1,2. -V.Pres.3. Cheer- leader 1,2. Class Seo. 2. Junior Play. Senior Play. Annual Staff. VIRGINIA MAE EGBERT School Patrol 2,3. Y- Teene 1,2,3,4. Rep. to District 2,3. Pep Club 3,4. Annual Staff. Junior Play. Senior Play. WILLIAM CONDER Basketoall 1,2,3,4. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4.—Sent« 2,3,4. Beta Club V,- Pres. 4. Class res. 1. Junior Play. Senior Play. Annual Staff. DORR GRAHAM F.F.A. 2,3,4. Junior Play. Senior Play. Basketball 3. HARTFORD SEXTON Basketball 1. Junior Play. Senior Play. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Report 3. JAKE WATTS Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. Glee Club 1,2, Pep Club 3, 4,School Patrol 2,3. Junior Play, Senior Play. Annual Staff. HARRY TERHUNE Basketball 1.2.3.4. P.F.A.1,2,3,4 Y.-Pree. 3,4. Glee Club 1,2. Junior Play. Senior Flay, Annual Staff. KENNETH RONEY Claes Pres. 2. Report. 4. E-F.A, 1,2,3,4. Seo 1,4. Student Council 2 Basketball 1,2,3,4. Junior Play. Senior Play. Annual Staff. CAROLYN ROBINSON Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. V.-P. 4. Songleader 2,3. Glee Club 1,2. Cheer- leader 2,3. Pep Club 3,4. Annual Staff. Junior Play. Senior Play. KATHLEEN TATUM Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. Glee Club 1,2. Pep Club 3,4 Annual Staff. Senior Play. EUGENE TAYLOR F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Junior Play. Senior Play, Basketball 1, Class Sec. 3,4. harry terhunr MOST HAUJJSOME CAROLYN ROBIBSOH MOST BEAUTIFUL History In 1950, ve, the Seniore of 1954, boarded our special plane for four year oouree in aviation sohool. Ve were the new dace of Green Freshmen that appear each September at the training center, McAfee High School. Each member of our claee was filled with energy , ambition, and the determination not to wash out , but to end the course wearing the gold bars of a pilot. At the beginning of our training period we elected the following officerei President - William Condor, Vice-President - - Elizabeth Smith, Treasurer - Dalton Hendren Secretary - Mable Slme Reporter - Nina HcCoun Dalton Hurst McCoun left our class during the year which closed with an excursion flight to Joyland Park. Mr. Bruce Champion was our sponsor during this first training period. In the fall of 1951, twenty-eight climbed aboard the plane for the second P®J”d ° training. Ve were determined to ignore the title, Silly Sophomores . .♦u ♦v.°UJ upperoiassmen bestowed upon us. Ve continued our flight training with the following offioers: President- Kenneth Roney, Vice-President -William Conder, Secretary,-Mary Joyce Dean, Treasurer - Dalton Hendren. Ve regretted the loss of Agnes Vickersham, Bobby Sheperson, and Elizabeth Smith, but we welcomed Bessie Cooper and Durr Graham. Our Sophomore year oloeed with a Per3T Park LoulBTHle Mr. A. T. Hensley was our training orilcer during this second period . „Vhen w® became Jolly JUniors our class became smaller through the lose tJnem?er8’ waT® Btrlven to keep in the air without them. Ve were happy to welcome Bobby Sheperson who rejoined us in training. Our officers this year werei President - Dalton Hendren, Vice-President - Prances PinkBton n2 a,w. i £•.” Ta?u°r Treasurer - Betty Reynolds, Reporter Villiam w«k ug° the Production of our Junior Play, The Darling Brats M 8 Poftef Parson,as one of the most enjoyable and successful . °f °Ur trai in« course. At the end of the third month we lost Mrs. of the year'?1' 8p0n80 • m®8 8enla Bissit became our pilot for the remainder r?ached the last period of training in aviation school ?®?lo,rB' V® are almost ready to receive our bars as full- pie frtent110 ! 011 £hi5 1 8t fllght we hav« had the following officers...... F ene Tavio?lt0T Hendren V4C -President,- Carolyn Robinson, Secretary, Sfrlott VnoA T£!f8 rer B?tty Reynolds, Reporters - Kenneth Roney and t nsferrp f'h w® lost three flight companions I Frances Pinkston transferred to the training center of Harrodsburg High Schoolable Travillion flightr|fflcerTler arC ° thC 888 °T matrlmon5r Again Miss Bissit has been our sohoof miif.™ pBl W J 8tlfiubiy boa8t that we are the moet active class in school. Villiam conder Kenneth Roney, And Stanley Vatte have made the basket- XL'SL ” th ee yeare Barrv Britton, Dalton Hendren, Harry Terhune, and JEXJfSS hw78 88en aotlon in ost of the games. Mary Joyce Dean and Robinson have served as able cheer-leaders. This year all the F. F. A. i ? Seniors. Eugene Taylor won the F. F. A. district public speaking contest last year. In her Jbnior year Betty Reynolds wae the F. F. A. Sweet - 8rvfar ShepW?? tbe A- • Award. Other members of the class have the Beta Club1°erB °f thC Y-Teen8 Club the Student Council, The Glee Club and th. r e°Ur yfarf ,ln aTiation school have been difficult but happy years. As °“r training draws near, we anticipate with much pleasure the events before usj our Senior Play, Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. And now we bid our instructors and companions goodby and happy landing . Goodlett Hayslett, Harrodsburg, Ky, Ideal Laundry, Harrodsburg, Ky. Fleetline Cab, Harrodsburg, Ky. Senior Class Will Ve, the Class of 1954, being about to pass out of this sphere of education, in full possession of a crammed mind, well-trained memory, and almost superhuman understanding, do make and publish this our last will and testament. And in this manner do we dis- pose of our possessions! Itemt We leave the Junior Class our old books and all our examination questions we have been given this year, Itemi To the Sophomores we bequeath our ambition to skip all Math, Classes. Itemi To our young friends of the Freshmen Class, we leave the best of luck. Itemi Ve give and bequeath to all the dear faoulty, who have been our instructors, a sweet and unbroken suocesslon of restful nights. It has been a hard strain on them, for all Seniors are said to be at all timer and all conditions difficult to manage. But they have done their duty and now they shall have their reward. Itemi To the underclassmen ve give and bequeath our individual possessions! 1. Barry Britton wills his big feet to any underclassman who needs a good understanding. 2. Carolyn Robinson leaves her ability to sing to Judy Yeager and Shirley Stratton. 3. To George Phillips, Bobby Sheperson leaves hie cute smile and his Did it hurt you? saying. 4. Kenneth Roney wills hie height and pleasant ways to Borvie Lay. 5. Mary Joyoe Bean leaves her ambition to become a housewife to Mary Lou Conder. 6. Betty Joyce Reynolds leaves her pet saying, silly , to Betty Jo Snowden. 7. To Bronson Yeast, William Conder leaves his ambition to go to U. K. 8. Stanley Watts leaves his long shots in basketball to Carrol Grltton, 9. Dalton Hendren leaves his ability to woo the girls to Borman White. 10. Charlotte Woods leaves her ambition to become a nurse on the front lines to Halile Reynolds and Jaunita Sea. 11. To Patsy Mooney, Jane Watte leaves her long finger nails. 12. Harry Terhune leaves his good looks to T0ny Proctor. 13. Eugene Taylor leaves his witty sayings to Cape Anderson. 14. To Lyndon Jenkins, Jack Davis leaves his pesky ways. 15. Virginia Egbert leaves her flirtations to Charlene Pallis. 16. Kathleen Tatum leaves her short stature and quiet ways to Arlene Dean. 17. Barry Britton wills his ambition to become a farmer to Elton Johnson. 18. Hartford Sexton leaves his ability to draw to Charles Preston. 19. Durr Graham wills his slimness to Iva Watts. 20. Carolyn Robinson wills her cheer-leading ability to Louise Long. ) We do hereby name and appoint our class sponsor, Miss Eugenia Biseit, as sole Executor of this our last will and testament. Testator Louisville Store, Harrodsburg, Ky White Cottage, Harrodsburg, Ky. Meade's Hardware, Harrodsburg, Ky Prophecy Terhune Hatohery, McAfee, Ky In Times Past W h os BOYS Tallest Kenneth Shortest jack Quietest Eugene Noisest Durr Most Musical Dalton Most Intelligent William Best Athlete Kenneth Pest of Class Durr Slowest Hartford Fastest Bobby Neatest Harry Proudest Barry Best Disposition Stanley Most Handsome Harry Prettiest Most Popular Bobby Most Likely To Succeed Dalton Senior Who GIRLS Mary Joyce Kathleen Kathleen Charlotte Carolyn Betty Jane Charlotte Virginia Carolyn Kathleen Mary Joyce Virginia Carolyn Mary Joyce Betty Data KNOWN AS NICKNAME APPEARANCE HOBBY AMBITION William Gertie Grouchy Argue 3o to U. K Jack Wart Lazy Play Pool Be a Pool Shark Durr Guttrey Loud Go to Duncan Own a Store in Duncan Jane Janie Calm Singing Be a Radio Singer Betty Miss Neat Watching TV Be a Secret ry Kathleen Tater-Bug Smiling Playing Hooky To Be a Nurse Stanley Stan Carefree Basketball Professional 3all Barry Brit Married Milking Cows A Large Family Hartford Harvey Sleepy Playing Jokes Find a Wife Virginia Bay Friendly Collecting To Find a Husband Mary Joyce Mury In Love Plymouth Cars To Marry Kenny Charlotte Charlie Friendly Talking To Travel Dalton Shorty Happy Parking To Marry Shirley Eugene Gene Gay Talking Work in Factory Bobby Cutie Conceited Parkview Guest House Go to Movies Harry Sonny Handsome Fast Driving Hook a Wife Carolyn Carolina Flirty Studebaker Be a Housewife Kenneth Kenny Masculine Eating Be Electrical Engineer Oliver McOinnis, L. C. Pinkston, Thomas Kirkl.nd, Sheriff's Office Harrodsburg, Ky. A Friend, Harrodsburg, Ky. c'a f aN Staff At Work Dearinger and Butler, Harrodsburg, Ky. Western Auto Co , Harrodsburg, Ky« Kabier's Garage, McAfee, Ky. Senior Snapshots Juniors Prance Proctor Reporter Ellis Brothers, Harrodsburg, Ky Louise Marksbury Haney Sallee Mary Agnes Moore Rhoda Sandlin Charles Trenton Patsy Mooney Frances Proctor Betty Joyce Moore Cudahy Packing Co., Harrodsburg, Ky. Margaret Ann Taylor Charlene Faille Ryford Hurst Haney Driscoll i i Wilma Watts Carolyn Hanby ✓ Ruby Bishop Shirley Buckley Clell Coleman Son, Harrodsburg, Ky Beaumont Inn, Harrodsburg, Ky. Arlene Dean Patsy Watts I Betty Jo Snowden Wanda Siffls Louise Long Ashland Serrice Center, Harrodsburg, Ky. Mercer Motors, Harrodsburg, Ky. Tony Proctor Ivn Watte Roxie Green Carroll Gritton Nellie Jenkins Joyce Sallee Mr. Hensley, Sponsor Gwendolyn Britton Bronson Yeaste Whitehouee and Humphrey, Danville, Ky H. C. Coomer and Bonn, Danville, Ky. Joyce Ransdell President Shirley Stratton Treasurer Freshmen Officers Lucille Cole Vice-Pres. Judy Yeager Secretary Bobty Taylor Shirley Brown Harold Darland Susannah Jones Cape Anderson Fellie Million Christman Greenhouses, Harrodsburg, Ky. C. B. Lawson, Jeweler, Harrodsburg, Ky. Leroy Price David TraviIlian Picture Hot Available Norman Pallis Freeman and Ison, Harrodsburg, Ky. Federated Store, Harrodsburg, Ky. Bluegrass Electric Co., Harrodsburg, Ky. JUanita Sea June Kidd Ray Kincaid Ellen Murry Jinny Keller Marraret Ashford Hallie Reynolds Brnner -iiKi Sims, Harrodsburg, Ky. The Rub, Danville, Ky. Phillip Barnett lighth Grade Mrs. Marie Dolen, Teacher Seventh Grade Miss Neva Woods, Teacher Lay and Lawson Furniture and Appliance, Harrodshurg, Ky Cuimine Flying and Aerospray Service, McAfee, Ky. Wfth Grade Kiss Vllaa Janes, Teacher Sraook and Gihoon? Harrodsturg, Ky. Noel's Clothing htore, Harrodeburg, Ky Fourth Grade Mre. Virginia Noel, Teacher Third Grade Mrs, Katherine DeShazar, Teaoher Gutter and Tin Shop, Harrodefcurg, Ky. Farmere Supply Co., Harrodehurg, Ky. Second Grade Mrs. Hazel Whitenack, Teacher First Grade Hiss Jean Beasley, Teacher State Bank and Trust Co., Hnrrodsburg, Ky. G. H. Furniture Co. Harrodsburg, Ky. Grade officers fniib r . jj ' V C« VW1 ♦ 2. a Mercer County Frozen Food Bank,Harrodeburg,Ky. We?ren and James Drug Store, Harrodsburg, Ky. Paul Shevm ker Implement Co Harrodsburg, Y . Carnahan Furniture and Appliance, Harrodsburg,Ky. Cafeteria Staff Mrs. C. W. Parson Supervisor Mrs. John White Mrs. Lebus Watts Mrs. Elmer Shackelford Custn dian Mr. Eddie Hardin Pa? We 'I'0 e personnel of our school who are not on = lty' b h Ve meant 80 Yery “«ch to us. We are truly grateful for their help, encouragement,and understanding. The Cafeteria Staff have efficiently and cheerfully prepared and served well-balanced lunches. More than this they have freely given us of their help and friendship throughout our years in McAfee School. Mr. Hardin, our Custodian, has endeared himself to everyone by his kindly humor, patience, and helpfulness. He will always remain in our hearts and our minds as an important personage in our school. Although their pictures were not available, we will ever cherish pleasant memories of our Bus Drivers: Mr. Harlow, Hr. Ballou, Mr, Lawson, and Mr.Poster. Safely transporting us to and from school, they have been faithful guardians of our welfare. President SENIOR CLASS 1954 Globe Shoe Co., Danville, Ky [ - r0 f A Friend, HarrodsUirg, Xy. Freeman Oil Co., Harrodstairg, Ky Future Fanners of America Dalton Hendren President Stanley Vatte Reporter Barry Britton Treasurer Harry Terhune Vioe-Preeident William Conder Sentinel Kenneth Roney Secretary Preeton'e Garage, McAfee, Ky. Harrodeturg Furniture Store, Harrodeburg, Ky Hlllcrest Restaurant, McAfee, Ky. Mercer National Bank, Harrodeburg, KJr. Louise Long, Betty Snowden, Roxie Green, Betty Reynolds, Dalton Hendren, illiair. Conder, Miss Bisset--Sponsor 4 I H C I u b Mrs. James H. Moore, Leader Harrod Cleaners, ii rrodburner y Jones and Jones fine. Harrodsbuig, Ky. J. T. Freeman and bon,Harrodcburg,Ky. Moberlv’s Motel, Harrodsburg, Ky. Pep Club Anderson National Bank, Lavrenceburg, Ky Freeman -Furniture Co«, Lavrenceburg, Ky Back Rowj Manager-I. Watte, Conder, Britton, oney, S.Watte. Front Rowi Andereon,Keller, Yeager, E.Watts, White, Kincaid, Lay, Jenkins, Daris. sr, 8heperson, Hendren, Terhune, (S) ), Darland, Phillips, Coach Black. ( • ' y™'- J f % t 9 'MOtl'f- '«OliRV c $ h e e r Conder, Moore, Mooney, Ranedell, Marksbury An f?'u?fren?0rt-. Brown -Ins« Harrodsburg, Ky. ieil White Jewelry Store, Lawrenceburg, Ky. Clark and Hood Motors, Harrodsburg, Ky. I e a a e r s n c (Boldyn JhjLf n u T ? 4- - ■ Jtavv u SJcitU- U j1 If. If- v 'i r 'tzc Zs -y' cX X3 7 7 : 4 (Tsv ut — Artvo€ Corning Glass, Harrodsburg, Kjr, Stratton and Cornish, Lavrenceburg, By. Radio and TV Repairs Our School Soni Oh, here we come, bum, bum, from McAfee We have Juet lots of pep and loyalty. We are the pride of ererybody's heart, Beet of all the faoult-tee, hee, hee. Oh, we're Just as fine ae can be, Before long we'll have a high degree. We've Got a record that Juet can't be beat, Can't be Ipeat, McAfee can't be beat, 'Cauee we re going to win thie ball game tonight We've got a team that's rugged but right. For our school we'll yell, yell, yell. For our colore fight like heck. Juet look at our boys, don t they look fine? You do your beet boys all down the line. We're for you the whole way through, We're rooting for M. H. S. Rah! Rah! RahJ Rooting for M. H. 3. C Junior Cheerleaders Parson, Ashford, Bean, Moore, Bevine Blselt and Cummins, Harrodeburg, Ky Riley and Kankla, Harrodeburg, Ky, JM ©i i w 1«, £vd Mercer Stone Co., Harrodsburg, Ky. Chancellors, Harrodsburg, Ky. Ou r Boosters We vieh to express our appreciation for the help of the various businesses and indiTiduals whose advertisements and contributions have made it possible for us to publish this book THE SENIOR CLASS ANDERSON COUNTY Robinson's Jewelry Store C. D. Lyon and Company Shyrock's Drive-In Harrs Hardware Lakeside Drive-In Mrs. J. T. Cox Shop BOYLE COUNTY The Bun Boy Interstate Finance Corporation Spoonamore Jewelry Store The Family Shoe Store Aaron Rubin, Jeweler Cook's Furniture Store Chestnut-Salter- Best, Hardware MERCER COUNTY Dr. R. H. Selleok Howard Bishop Ford Devine Pioneer Restaurant Steve Peak A Friend in Harrodsburg quality Furniture Store H. T. Adorns Pete Wiokliff Robert Moore, Jr. F. Douglass Curry A Friend in Harrodsburg Marlowe Beauty Shoppe C. V. Parson Dr. G. G. Flynn Lapsley's Store Blue Ribbon Restaurant Gorham's Store A Friend in Harrodsburg Burgin Bank Alexander and Royalty Edwards Insurance Agency 8outherland Shoe Store A Friend in Harrodsburg A Friend in Harrodsburg Campbell Brothers INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publish '! (over Manufacturers Booh Binders FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City


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