McAfee High School - Hornet Yearbook (McAfee, KY)

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harry terhunr MOST HAUJJSOME CAROLYN ROBIBSOH MOST BEAUTIFUL

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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.