McKell High School - McKell Yearbook (South Shore, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1960 volume:

McKell High School - Class of 1960 - Class Reunion July 2010 1 row: 2nd row: 3rd row: Bill Bergman, Steve Olckleon, Millard Martin, Wendell Patterson, Paul Royster, Daryl Seagraves Patty Boggs-Newsome, Frances Secrest-Roberts, Donna Alexander-Lander, Sue Leadlngham Speigel, Molly Hamilton Thompson, Betty Wallace-Nichols, Lois Clay-Clary, Josephine Burke-Ansarl, Mary Lois Lewls-Brigode David Nickel, Nancy Dlcklson-Boggs, Gary Hardin, Bill Clary, Marcella Slater, Jack Hall, Carol Nickel-Hall, Barbara Summers-Chew W9w5 Mill! published by the annual staff McKell High School South Shore, Ky. We, the annual staff of 1960, take great pleasure in dedicating this edition of the McKell to our devoted principal, Mr. Clifford Lowdenback. He came to us three years ago and we re- alize that without his strong guidance and everlasting friendship, our high school days could not have been so successful. He is a man of wisdom and patience; a truly great asset to McKell High School. (Annual taff FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sue Bentley, Rosella Warner, Helen Meenach, Mary Lewis, Lois Clay. SECOND ROW; Sue Webb, Diana McAllister, Joyce Bailey, Donna Alexander, Jackie Hall, Carole Nickel, Mrs. Hardin. THIRD ROW; Steve Dickison, Ella Hieneman, Frances Secrest, Lonnie Click, David Nickel. MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR Jackie Hall Come with us as we journey through the doors of McKell High School. We will attempt to reveal for you the act- ivities and accomplishments of the past year at McKell. In adding several new features to our yearbook,we hope we have made it a little more attractive and memorable for you; if so, then our purpose has been accomplished. 3 Cable of Contents Administration Faculty...........5 Seniors............................. Juniors............................ Sophomores......................... Freshmen..........................47 8th Grade.........................54 Activities........................55 Athletics.........................69 Advertising.......................80 JVcknofoledgments The Annual Staff gratefully acknowledges the courtesy and co-operation of the following: Our own Faculty and Student Body for their forbearance with our many interruptions. Miss Evelyn Harmon, Marting's Portrait Studio, for the individual pictures. Miss Annelle McMullen for her original prose. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morton for permitting us to use their lovely home for some of our pictures. Our Advertisers without whose support this yearbook would not have been possible. Mrs. Delmar Hamilton for the baseball pictures. Mr. John Mullaney and Mr. Pat McKenrick, Osborne Laboratories, for the group pictures. Mrs. Alta Schmidt for School Board pictures. Don Hamm, Inter-State Studio, for individual pictures of underclassmen. Billy Graham, Portsmouth Times Photographer, for feature pictures. Mr. Fred Tuttle, Inter-Collegiate Press representative, for advice and encouragement throughout the production of this book. Annelle McMullen (Brmutp (Eomttg oard of fJctucation LEFT TO RIGHT: Rufus Collier, Fred Reed, Mat Crum, Wayne Traylor, Edgar Hammond, Roscoe Stephens. Mr. Roscoe Stephens, Superintendent Greenup County Schools. Mrs. Alta Schmidt, Secretary and Treas- urer, Mrs. Shirley Bradley, Assistant. Mr. Robert Baker, Director of Pupil Per- sonnel. Mr. Edward Howard, Supervisor of Elemen- tary Schools. 6 We want to take this opportunity to express our appreciation and sincere thanks to the following for their contribution to our 1959-60 school program: Our faculty for their loyalty and devotion to our school program. Our custodian, Mr. Flannery, for a fine job. Mrs. Hardin and the members of the Annual Staff for their fine effort in pro- ducing this yearbook. Our Seniors and the underclassmen for their excellent cooperation and partici- pation in making this a pleasant school year. The several school booster organizations for their interest in and help to our school program. The parents and patrons of our school district for their understanding and co- operation. The many business establishments for supporting our various school activities. Our superintendent, Mr. Stephens, the Board of Education, the bus drivers and the other school employees for their support and contribution in making our school one of the finest in this area. (Guidance Counselor Mrs. Lena Nevison Counselor’s Aids 8 LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Meenach, Connie Vaughn, Wilma Branham. iHpan of l$oys MR. CHANDOS CALHOUN FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Kaye Huffman, Donna Blankenship, Sue Webb, Donna Alexander, Sue Bentley, Patsy Leadingham. SECOND ROW: John Markins, Diana McAllister, Ella Hieneman. bookstore Aids SECRETARY TREASURER Mrs. Betty Ann Hardin 10 OFFICE GIRLS—FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Lewis, Frances Secrest, Lois Clay, SECOND ROW; Sue Bentley, Rosella Warner, Carole Nickel, Joyce Bailey, Helen Meenach, Diana Mc- Allister, Sue Webb. MR. CLIFFORD LOWDENBACK M. Ed. , Adm. -Supervision University of Cincinnati A.B. , English Lincoln Memorial Univ. University of Kentucky University of Paris, France Principal MRS. JUANITA ALEXANDER Morehead State College Algebra I, Math 9 Sophomore Homeroom MR. CHESTER BRUCE B. S. , Education Ohio University Civics Football Coach Freshman Homeroom MR. CHANDOS CALHOUN B.S. , Agriculture Berea College University of Kentucky F. F. A. Sponsor Dean of Boys Agriculture MRS. DOLORES COLEMAN Pikeville College Morehead State College English II and III Sophomore Homeroom MRS. NIT A M. CROPPER A.B. Biology Morehead State College University of Kentucky General Science, Biology Freshman Homeroom 11 MR. WILLIAM CROPPER B. S. , M. S. , Agriculture University of Kentucky Senior Science, Chemistry Biology Senior Homeroom MR. ORMAND DANIELS A.B. , Sociology, Gov't Ohio University Iowa State Spanish, American History World Geography Junior Homeroom MR. B. F. KIDWELL A. B. , M. A. , Education University of Kentucky B. S., Physical Science Lebanon University Eastern Ky. State College Algebra II, Geometry, Math 9 MISS SYDNEY ANNELLE MC MULLEN B. A. , Music English Morehead State College English III and IV Junior Homeroom MRS. DOROTHY MAJOR Morehead State College English I Sophomore Homeroom MR. EDWARD MOORE A.B. , Phy. Ed. Biology Morehead State College Physical Education Basketball Coach Freshman Homeroom 12 MR. JAMES R. MOORE B. S. Commerce Eastern Ky. State College Commercial MR. CHARLES E. MULLINS A.B. , M. A.. Social Science Eastern Ky. State College George Washington Univ. Instituto Techologico de Monterrey University of Kentucky American History, Am. Govt. Senior Homeroom MRS. LENA NEVISON A.B. , English Science Morehead State College Graduate Work University of Kentucky Guidance Counselor MR. EDWARD STEPHENS University of Kentucky Morehead State College Assistant Coach Health, World History Freshman Homeroom MR. WALTER TOOLEY Area of Concentration of Music Morehead State College Ball State College Band MISS HELEN E. TURNER A.B. , Library Science Psychology University of New Mexico University of Cincinnati University of Chicago University of Kentucky Librarian Junior Homeorrm 13 14 The closing door behind sounds out the distant rumble of the future that one minute is over the hill and the next instant is in our hands. Annelle McMullen m tor FIRST ROW, Left to Right; Tom Callihan, Jack Hall, Carole Nickel. SECOND ROW: Bill Bergman, Mr. Mullins, Mr. Cropper, David Nickel. (Elass (Officers PRESIDENT..............Jack Hall VICE-PRESIDENT .... Tom Callihan SECRETARY...........Carole Nickel TREASURER...........Bill Bergman REPORTER............David Nickel SPONSORS..........William Cropper Charles Mullins 16 J§ aIutatorian DAVID NICKEL David is a member of the baseball team and likes all types of sports. He is reporter for his senior class and sports editor of The McKell . David is also a member of the Beta Club. His scholastic average is 3.75. He plans to major in chem- ical engineering at the University of Kentucky. We are sure the furure holds much success for David. JAMES CECIL ADKINS FRANKLIN D. ADKINS DONNA KAYE ALEXANDER CAROL ALLEN JOYCE ANN BAILEY MAC BAYS JANICE SUE BENTLEY BILL BERGMAN DONNA BLANKENSHIP BILL BOGGS WILMA BRANHAM JODI BURKE 18 PHILLIP WAYNE CADE PAUL THOMAS CALLIHAN RUTH CARTER BILL CLARY LOIS NORINE CLAY KENNETH LONNIE CLICK PHYLLIS ANN COLLINS JUDITH LEE COOMER DALE ROGER DICKISON NANCY JEWELL DICKISON STEPHEN SCOTT DICKISON MARY ANN DOTSON 19 RONNIE EVERMAN PAUL HALL MOLLY LORINE HAMILTON WANDA JUNE HAMILTON GARY HARDIN ELLA MARGARET HIENEMAN LOUELLA KAYE HUFFMAN LARRY HUNT ALFRED LEROY HUNT MARY LOIS LEWIS CHRISTINE LOVINS GEORGIA ANN LOWE 20 DIANE MC ALLISTER EUNICE MAE MC KENZIE JOHN LESLIE MARKINS MILLARD PAUL MARTIN SANDY MARTIN HELEN MEENACH CECIL MIDDLETON PAUL MILLER CAROLE NICKEL SHARON KAYE PARSON DENNIS B. PATRICK WENDELL WAYNE PATTERSON 21 ANNA LEE PLUMMER LANDON POTTER JANET LYONS RATLIFF JERRY RATLIFF JANET HOLBROOK REESE GLENDA LEE RIGGS AUSTIN G. ROYSTER PAUL WILLARD ROYSTER DARRYL SAGRAVES FRANCES JENNETTA SECREST PAUL SEXTON BILLY STEPHENS ■ 22 CHARLES STEPHENSON BARBARA JEAN SUMMERS BETTY LOU TAYLOR COY VAN TOLLIVER CAROLYN AVON VOIERS BETTY JO WALLACE RONNIE WAMPLER ROSELLA WARNER NILA SUE WEBB JACK WHEELER ELWOOD WILLIS HOBERT G. WIREMAN 23 junior JKctilnties CECIL ADKINS: F. F. A.Club 2; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Ambition- To be a Carpenter. Song- “Living Doll.” FRANKLIN DELANO ADKINS (Frank): Football 3, Ambition-To be a sergeant in the Marine Corps. Song - Johnny Reb. DONNA KAYE ALEXANDER (Squeak): Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4,Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain4; Beta 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess 2; Pep 1; Band Librarian 2, 3; Miss McKell Attendant 3; Reserve Team Cheerleader 1; Annual Staff 4; All Regional Band 2,3,4; All Star Band 3. Ambition - To serve God through music. Song - “Three Bells.” JOYCE ANN BAILEY: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Beta 3, 4; Pep 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2; All Star Band 3; All Regional Band 3, 4; Junior Play; Office Aid 4; Annual Staff 4. Ambition - To go to college. Song - “Living Doll.” MAC BAYS (Chops): F. F. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition-To be Jet Pilot. Song-“Red River Rock.” JANICE SUE BENTLEY (Susie): Class Treasurer 1; Pep 1; Beta 3, 4; Office Aid 1, 4; Bookstore 4; Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. Ambition-To go to College. Song-“Mr. Blue.” BILL BERGMAN (Blind Bill): Class Reporter 3; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer; Homeroom Secretary 4; Varsity M Club 2,3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4. Ambition-To go to College. Song-“Enchant- ed Sea.” DONNA BLANKENSHIP (Kitten); Beta 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; 4-H Club 1; Bookstore 4; Ambition-To be a Private Secretary. Song-“Brokenhearted Melody.” BILL BOGS: Football 1, 2. Ambition-To run a pool room. Song-“Danny Boy.” PATRICIA JO BOGGS (Patty): 4-H 1, 2; Pep 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ambition-To be a Secretary. Song- “Danny Boy.” WILMA FAYE BRANHAM (Willie): Pep 2; Phy. Ed. 1; Beta 3. Ambition-To be an elementary school teacher. Song-“A Wish Came True.” DORMEL BROWN: Ambition: To be a pipe fitter. Song: Mary Lou . JOSEPHINE BURKE (Jodi): Pep 1; Beta 3,4; Beta Treasurer 4; Majorette 3, 4; Junior Play; Reserve Team Cheerleader 1. Ambition-To go to college. Song - “The Party’s Over.” PHILLIP WAYNE CADE (Phil): Ambition - To go to College. Song - “Dream Lover.” TOM CALLIHAN: Class Vice-President 1, 4; Class Treasurer 2; Homeroom President 4; Varsity M Club 2,3; All N. E. K. C. Football 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Ambition- To go to College and get married. Song - “Seven Little Girls. RUTH E. CARTER (Ruthie): Transfer from Monticello, Indiana; Class Treasuer 1; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Sunshine Girls 3; Ambition - Be a Model. Song - “It’s All In The Game.” LOIS NORINE CLAY (Louie): Homeroom Reporter 1; 4-H 1; Library Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Office Aid 4; Bookstore 3; Glee Club 1. Ambition; To be a Secretary. Song: “Brokenhearted Melody”. 24 BILL CLARY ( Willy): Ambition; To be an Engineer. Song: “Living Doll”. KENNETH LONNIE CLICK (Lon): Beta 3,4, Beta President 4; Band President 1; Band 1,2, 3, 4; All State Band 3,4; All Star Band 3; All Regional Band 2,3,4; Student Director. Ambition: To major in music. Song: “Love Potion No. 9”. PHYLLIS ANN COLLINS (Phil): Ambition; To be a Nurse. Song; “Enchanted Sea”. JUDITH LEE COOMER (Doodle Bug): Ambition: To be a Secretary. Song: “Living Doll”. DALE ROGER DICKINSON (Toe Joe): F. F. A. Club 1,2,3,4. Ambition: To join the Air Force. Song: “Lonesome Tom”. NANCY JEWELL DICKISON: Pep Club 2. Ambition; Social Worker or housewife. Song: “Mona Lisa”. STEPHEN SCOTT DICKISON (Steve); Band 1,2,3,4; All Star Band 3; Annual Staff 4. Ambition: To be a music major. Song: “Till I Kissed You”. MARY ANN DOTSON: Pep 1; Phy. Ed. 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. Ambition: To be an Airline Hostess. Song: Dance with Me”. RONNIE EVERMAN (Ron): Ambition; To graduate from McKell High School. Song: One Little Acre”. JACK GILLIAM: Sophomore Play. Ambition: To be a mechanic. Song: “Tennessee Stud . MARY FRANCES GIBSON (Little Gib): Transfer from Fleming Co. H. S. Art Director of Panther Purr'. Ambition: To be a Cartoonist. Song: Just A Closer Walk With Thee”. REBECCA ELLEN GORDON: Ambition: To be a Nurse. Song: “Lonely Boy”. JACKIE OSWALD HALL: Class Vice-President 1; Class President 2,3,4; Homeroom President 2,4; F. F. A. Club 1,2,3,4; F. F. A. Vice-President 2,3; F. F. A. President 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 3,4; Student Council President 3,4; Class Play 3; Flag Boy 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Won County Soil Essay Contest 3. Ambition: To be a reporter on a big newspaper. Song: “Young Love”. PAUL HALL: F. F. A. Club 1,2,3,4; F. F. A. Sentinel. Ambition: To be a mechanic. Song: “Liv- ing Doll”. MOLLY LORINE HAMILTON (Molly Bee): Pepl; Phy. Ed. 1; Science 3. Ambition: To be a Nurse. Song: “Danny Boy”. WANDA HAMILTON (Wandie): Drama Club 3. Ambition: To be a Lawyer. Song: Just a Dream”. GARY HARDIN: F. F. A. Club 1,2,3,4; Mr. McKell candidate 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2. Ambition; To be a success. Song: “Three Bells”. ELLA HIENEMAN (Speedy); Homeroom Reporter 2; Beta 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Tri-Hi -Y Vice- President 4; Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 3; Pep 1, Phy. Ed. 1,2; Flag bearer 4; Annual Staff 4. Ambition: To be an elementary teacher. Song: Mr. Blue”. JANET LOUISE HOLBROOK (Butch); Pep 1; Phy. Ed. 1,2; Girls Basketball 2. Ambition; To be a Secretary. Song: “Don’t Ever Leave Me”. 25 LOUELLA KAYE HUFFMAN: Pep 2; Beta 3,4; Bookstore 3,4. Ambition; To be a Secretary. Song: “Red River Rock”. LARRY HUNT (Lug): F. F. A. Club 1,2,3,4. Ambition: To join the Air Force. Song: “Just A Dream”. LEROY HUNT (Sid); F. F. A. Club 1,2,3,4; F. F. A. Secretary 2,3,4; Junior Class Play. Ambition: To be an automobile mechanic. Song: “Red River Rock”. MARY LEWIS (Lewie): Homeroom Secretary 3; Beta 3,4; Band 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Sec- retary 3; Tri-Hi-Y President 4; Office Aid 4; Football Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep 2; Phy. Ed. 1,2. Ambition: To Fly To Hawaii. Song: “Mr. Blue . CHRISTINE LOVINS (Cricket): Ambition: To be a Secretary. Song; “Fools Hall of Fame”. GEORGIA ANN LOWE: 4-H Club 1; Pep 2. Ambition; To be a Secretary. Song: “WalkinTalkin Doll”. JANET CAROL LYONS (Jan): Transfer from Northridge H. S., Dayton, Ohio. “Miss Greenup County”. Ambition; TobeaModel and Mrs. Ron Ratliff. Song: “My Wish”. DIANA MC ALLISTER (Di); Class Vice-President 3; Class President 1; Pep 1; Office Aid 4; Bookstore 4; Varsity Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4. Ambition: To Make the Most Out of Life. Song: “Smile”. EUNICE MAE MC KENSIE (Unie Mae): Spanish Club 1; Spanish Club Vice-President 1; Sopho- more Vice-President., So. Portsmouth; Queen Attendant, So. Portsmouth 2. Ambition: To be a Millionaire. Song; “Put Your Head on My Shoulder”. JOHN MARKINS (Bell); Homeroom President 2; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Bookstore 4. Ambition; To be an Engineer. Song: “Living Doll”. MILLARD PAUL MARTIN (Jab): Homeroom Secretary 4; Athletic Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4. Ambition; To get into College. Song; “Poison Ivy”. SANDRA SUE MARTIN (Sandy): Pep 1; Band 1; Ambition; To be a Psychiatrist. Song; Breaking Up Is Hard To Do”. HELEN MEENACH: Pep 1; 4-H 1; Office Aid 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. Ambition; To be a Secretary. Song; “Lonely Boy”. CECIL MIDDLETON (Picky): Ambition; To be a Mechanic. Song; “Living Doll”. PAUL S. MILLER (Doc): Homeroom Treasurer 4; F. F. A. Club 1,2,3,4; Beta 3,4; F. F. A. Treasurer 4; Beta Vice-President 4. Ambition; To pass Chemistry and go to College. Song: “Mary Lou”. CAROLE NICKEL (Caro): Class Secretary 3,4; Homeroom Secretary 2; Pep 1; Beta 3,4; Phy. Ed. 1,2; Beta Secretary 4; Office Aid 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; F. F. A. Sweetheart 3; Football Queen Attendant 2. Ambition: To be a Private Secretary. Song: Young Love . DAVID NICKEL (Nick): Class Reporter 4; Beta 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Baseball 2,3,4. Ambition; To be a Chemical Engineer. Song: “Teen-Beat”. 26 SHARON PARSON (Katie): Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Secretary Tri-Hi-Y 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball Queen Attendant 3. Ambition: To be aSecretary.Song: “Put Your Head on My Shoulder”. DARWINA LOIS PARSONS (Dar): Library 2; 4-H Club 3. Ambition; Housewife. Song: Red River Rock”. WENDELL WAYNE PATTERSON (Poss): F. F. A.Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 2. Ambition; To ride in a Rodeo. Song: “Uncle Sam and Big John Bull”. JERRY RATLIFF (Jaybird): Football 2,3. Ambition; To join the Air Force. Song: Mack the Knife”. PAUL EUGENE SEXTON: Ambition: To be a Mechanic. Song: “Living Doll”. ANNA LEE PLUMMER (Brown Eyes): German Club 1; 4-H Club 2. Ambition; To be a Nurse. Song: “In a Fools Hall of Fame”. GLENDA LEE RIGGS (Riggs): Phy. Ed. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Chaplain Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Ambition: To be an Elementary School Teacher. Song; “Deck of Cards”. AUSTIN GARY ROYSTER (Gary); F. F. A. Club 1.2,3,4; Beta 3,4; Reporter F. F, A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Football 2,3. Ambition: A career in the Army. Song: “Living Doll”. PAUL ROYSTER (Toe Muscle): F. F, A. Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2. Ambition; A career of writing. Song Oklahoma . DARRYL SAGRA VES (Flat Top): Homeroom Vice-President 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Beta 3,4; Ambition; To be an Electronic Engineer. Song: “Call Me Mr. Blue”. FRANCES J. SECREST (Frannie); Homeroom Reporter 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Beta 3,4; Hobby Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep 1; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Head Majorette 4; County Speech Champion 1,2,3; District Speech and Clothing Champion; Annual Staff 4; Ambition; To finish college and have a career. Song; “Twelfth of Never”. MARCELLA KAY SLATER (Marcy): Homeroom Reporter 4; Pep 1; Phy. Ed. 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Bookstore 3; Basketball Queen Attendant 2; Miss McKell 4. Ambition: To be a Beautician. Song: Deck of Cards . BILLY EDISON STEPHENS (Windy Bill): Homeroom Vice-President 4; F. F. A. Club 1,2,3,4; F. F. A. Committee Chairman 1,2,3,4; Ambition: To be a Chemical Engineer. Song: The Star Spangled Banner . CHARLES STEPHENSON (Buddie): F. F. A. Club 1,2,3,4; Ambition: To be an officer in the Air Force. Song: “I Want to Walk You Home”. KEN WAYNE STEVENS (Ken); F. F. A. Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4. BARBARA SUMMERS (Barbi): Pep 2. Ambition; To be a Secretary. Song; “Put Your Head on My Shoulder”. COY TOLLIVER: Beta 3,4. Ambition; To be a Civil Engineer. Song: “Love Potion No. 9”. BETTY TAYLOR (Little Sherm): Phy. Ed. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Basketball Queen Attendant 3. Ambition: To study Music. Song: Till I Kissed You . CAROLYN AVON VOIERS (Blondie): 4-H Club 1,2; Majorette 1,2,4. Ambition: To be a Social Worker. Song: “Deck of Cards”. BETTY WALLACE: Miss McKell Attendant 4; Junior Play. Ambition; To travel. Song; “Walk Hand in Hand With Me”. RON WAMPLER: Math Club 3. Ambition: To own a Cadillac. Song: My Old Kentucky Home. ROSELLA WARNER (Rosie): 4-H Club 1; Beta 3,4; Pep 1,2; Band 1; Office Aid 4; Junior Class Play; Phy. Ed. 1; Ambition: To be a Medical Technician. Song: “Oh, Danny Boy”. SUE WEBB (Susie): Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 2; Class Reporter 3; Homeroom Treas- urer 4; Beta 4; Pep 1,2; Phy. Ed. 1,2; Bookstore 4; Oifice Aid 4; Annual Staff 4; Football Home- coming Queen 3; Junior Class Play. Ambition; To go to College and become an elementary school teacher. Song: Danny Boy”. JACK WHEELER; F. F, A. Club 2,3,4. Ambition: Work on Cars. Song: “Teen Beat”. ELWOOD WILLIS (Woody): 4-H Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; 4-H Song Leader 3,4. Ambition; To play Pro-Football. Song: “Love Potion No. 9”. HOBERT WIREMAN (Dipsy-Do): F. F. A. Club 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1. Ambition; A career in the Air Force. Song: “Three Bells”. CLASS COLORS......BLUE AND WHITE CLASS MOTTO “WITH THE ROPES OF THE PAST WE WILL RING THE BELLS OF THE FUTURE” CLASS FLOWER---.....................RED ROSE 28 jentor ISamt iKembers FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Carolyn Voiers, Ella Hieneman, Jodi Burke. SECOND ROW- Frances Secrest, Donna Alexander, Marcella Slater, Lonnie Click, Millard Martin, Steve Dickison, Darryl Sagraves, Joyce Bailey, Glenda Riggs, Sharon Parson. 30 Mr. Moore's Secretarial Practice Class 31 IDENTIFICATION OF BABY PICTURES! 1. Paul Miller 2. Donna Alexander 3. Carole Nickel 4. Jack Hall 5. Barbara Summers 6. Sue Bentley 7. Sue Webb 8. Ronnie Wampler 9. Tom Callihan and Carolyn Voiers 10. Rosella Warner 11. Helen Meenach 12. Tom Callihan and Barbara Summers 13. Marcella Slater 14. Eunice McKenzie 15. Donna Blankenship 16. Wilma Branham 17. Who is it? Do you know? We don't 18. Dennis Patrick 19. Is this you? 20. Sandy Martin 21. The lineup 22. Mary Lewis 23. Mary Ann Dotson 24. Joyce and Barbara Bailey 25. Lonnie Click 26. Guess Who? 27. Frances Secrest 28. Twins????????? 29. Glenda Riggs 30. Diana McAllister 31. Leroy Hunt Junior (Elass Officers PRESIDENT. . . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY . . TREASURER . . REPORTER . . SPONSORS . . . . . . Barbara Crisp . . .Dale Henderson . . . . Bob Johnson . . . Sue Lemasters . . . .John McGinnis . . jOrmand Daniels Annelle McMullen Helen Turner FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Dale Henderson, Barbara Crisp, Sue Le- masters. SECOND ROW: John McGinnis, Bob Johnson, Mr. Daniels, Miss Turner, Miss McMullen. 34 Adkins, Everett Aldridge, Wilma Allen, Lois Ann Allen, Polly Arnold, Paul Bentley, Gary Blevins, Shirley Branham, Lowell Brewer, Kennie Broughton, Adele Burton, Roger Bush, David Carr, Nancy Cartee, Ronald Chaffin, Joyce Clark, Kenneth Click, Carolyn Colegrove, Reta Collier, Gary Craycraft, Christine Cremeans, Clarence Crisp, Barbara Crisp, Shannon Crowder, Larry Dickinson, Kermitt Dupuy, Harold Estes, Douglas Fannin, Darrell Forbes, Bill Fox, Kenneth Gordon, Robert Gullett, Jack Hamilton, Alice Hannah, Charles Hardin, David 35 Harr, Norma Henderson, Dale Hieneman, Arthur Holbrook, Howard Horton, Sharon Howard, Aleta Howard, Darrell Howard, Farrell Howerton, Richard Hunt, Harry Hunt, Jimmy Hunt, Paul James, Ted Jenderny, Judy Johnson, Bob Johnson, Wilma Justice, Gary Keatly, Don Leadingham, Pat Lemaster, Sue Lewis, Bill Logan, Barbara Logan, Mike Lower, Nancy Lozier, Elmer Lyons, Basil McGinnis, John Madacsi, George Mann, Ray Markins, Jim Marshall, Marilyn Martin, Judy Middleton, Denver Middleton, Mary Middleton, Pat 36 Moore, Charles Morman, Alice Morman, Carl Morman, Don Nickel, Arthur Nickel, Helen Norman, Judy Pack, Denver Palmer, Wayne Pence, Douglas Pennington, Sue Potter, Dora Mae Potter, Max Qualls, Delmar Quillen, Patti Ratliff, Sherman Reynolds, Gary Robbins, Jim Roberts, Carl Roberts, Ira Rowe, Junior Ruggles, Larry Sagraves, Shirley Sammons, Darrell Sheets, Emma Slater, Betty Sowards, Tempa Stephens, Betty Stone, Pat Stone, Sharon Timberlake, David Timberiake, Peggy Vanderpool, Janice Vaughn, Connie Watson, Harold 37 Whitt, Charles Williams, Christine Wilson, Amelia Wilson, Bill Workman, Pat STUDY HALL iW 40 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Roger Vanover, Curtis Smith, Eddie Lowdenback. SECOND ROW: Ray Boyles, Brady Timberlake, Mrs. Major, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Coleman. opfyomttre (Class (Dfficers PRESIDENT................Curtis Smith VICE-PRESIDENT .... Roger Vanover SECRETARY. .... Eddie Lowdenback TREASURER..........Brady Timberlake REPORTER...................Ray Boyles SPONSORS...........Juanita Alexander Delores Coleman Dorothy Major 42 Adkins, Paul Adkins, Wanda Alexander, Betty Allen, Patty Angel, Don Bailey, Phillip Bentley, Bill Bergman, Martha Blankenship, Janet Blevins, Joan Boggs, Joyce Boggs, Ronnie Boyles, Carl Boyles, Ray Burgess, Douglas Bush, Carla Chaffins, Bob Clark, Bernard Cole, Ken Conley, Jerry Conley, Ralph Cook, Bill Craft,'Edward Crider, Nora Dickison, Sharon Duncan, Dennis Duncan, Janet Dupuy, Elizabeth Fannin, James Fraley, James Franz, Jack Gibson, Billy Gilliam, Duane Gilliam, Pauline Glispie, Gary 43 Greenslate, Charlotte Hall, Gary Hall, Goldine Hannah, William Hardin, James Harper, Dorthory Horsley, Annie Horton, Gary Hunt, Alice Kay Hunt, Luther Hunt, Milfred Jenderney, Jane Lemaster, Linda Lewis, Connie Lewis, Michael Logan, Dallas Lowdenback, Eddie Lucke, Arthur Lumpkins, Shirley Lybrook, Linda Lyons, Frank McCallister, Carolyn McGlone, Burnis McGuire, Judy Meenach, Paul Miller, Betty Miller, Carol Moore, Joan Morris, John Mullins, Gerald Munn, Donald Nickel, Delores Osborne, Morris Peters, Genoral Plummer, Larry 1 ' Kr o “ •«r „• T. , 4t O r l4 a � fr Afl T'w LJ, a '•p Vv K' a f 4 9 y XTF |y a s. 4 ;S-J ' -� JL r J ' y f 44 Plummer, Roger Potter, Elizabeth Potter, William Potter, Woodrow Quillen, Claude Quillen, Sharon Rice, Walter Riggs, Ray Roberts, Martha Robinson, Betty Robinson, Pauline Roe, Eloise Roe, Larry Rowe, Vallace Setters, Mary Sexton, Dewey Smith, Curtis Stepp, Elizabeth Thomas, Deanna Timberlake, Brady Timberlake, John Timberlake, Judy Tolliver, Bernice Tucker, Sharon Vanover, Roger Wagner, Sue Webb, Elsye Webb, Lois Ann Wells, Roger White, Darrell Whitt, Richard Wilburn, Barbara Wolfe, Delorse Woodard, Donna Wright, Kay 45 Young hearts, yearning for knowledge and adulthood, seek this wisdom through those whom they hope do not recognize their concern. This is a key to the doors of the future. Annelle McMullen FIRST ROW, Left to Right; Carol Robinson, David Spears, Gloria Kapraun. SECOND ROW: James Wagner, Don Coomer, Mr. Bruce, Mrs. Cropper, Mr. Moore, Mr. Stephens. il[resl|maii (Elass Officers PRESIDENT. . . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY. . . TREASURER. . . REPORTER . . . SPONSORS . . . . David Spears . Don Coomer Carol Robinson Gloria Kapraun James Wagner Chester Bruce Nita Cropper Ed Moore 48 Edward Stephens Adkins, Hershel Adkins, Jim Barney, Eva Mae Bennett, Ed Bentley. Phillip Blankenship, Delores Boggs, Shirley Brown, Edgar Brown, Wanda Bryant, Ted Bryant, Sue Burgess, Robert Burke, Ellen Carr, Joyce Carver, Benjamin Chaffin, David Church, Orville Clark, Laquita Clark, Linda Clark, Roger Clay, Betty Collins, Robert Cole grove, Gail Connelly, Laura Coomer, Donald Cooper, Edwin Craycraft, Donna Craycraft, Jimmie Craycraft, Josephine Craycraft, Raburn Cremeans, Roy Dalton, Carl Darnell, Carolyn Dingus, Harold Duzan, Carolyn 49 Estes, Sue Fannin, Paul Fitch, Sheilah Flannery, Jack Frazier, Blanche Gerlach, Chyrl Gordon, Doris Griffith, Ray Gullet, Betty Hardin, Larry Hayden, Billy Hieneman, Curtis Hieneman, Ed Holbrook, Kenneth Howard, Linda Howard, Marcella Howerton, John Hunt, Carrie Hunt, Elaine Hunt, Paulette Ingles, Paul James, Jim Johnson, John Kapraun, Gloria Kiebler, Sadie Kiebler, Sandy Large, Phillip Leonhart, Mary Lewis, James Lovins, Robert Lowder, Sharon Lyons, Tony McKenzie, Jolene McQuesten, Paul Major, Wanda 50 Marshall, Dottie Mercer, Anita Middleton, Donna Miller, Catherine Miller, Judy Morris, Robert Morris, Rose Mullins, Ray Parsons, Cheryl Pennington, Retha Plummer, Donna Potter, Della Quillen, Rita Robinson, Carol Robinson, Phyllis Robirds, David Roe, Agnes Ruark, Connie Ruggles, Lucy Setser, Wade Sexton, Roger Sexton, Jesse Sheets, Frances Sheets, Shirley Slater, Frances Smith, Evelyn Snyder, David Sowards, Bill Spears, David Spears, Ralph Stapleton, Rosemary Stephens, Ronald Stith, Bill Stone, Bill Stone, Judy 51 Tarr, Patty Timberlake, Freda Timberlake, Thelma Tolliver, Bonnie Trimble, Jim Wagner, Bill Wagner, Jimmy Wallace, Harold Warner, Carolyn Wells, Larry Wheeler, Sandra Winters, Kenneth Wireman, Phyllis Wireman, William Workman, Robert Wroten, David Q Eight!] 05ratb a Jr Vice-President Ronald Lewis n A Sponsor ' kr ii Mr. Ralph Hall —4 Treasurer Reporter Wanda Hayden Linda Bentley Secretary Betty Pollitt President Kirby Major 54 J3rum tfHajorettes (Soncert IBanrf MAJORETTES: Jodi Burke, Bernice Tolliver, Frances Secrest, Kaye Hunt, Carolyn Voiers. FLAG GIRLS: Ella Hieneman, Linda Lybrook. HEAD MAJORETTE Frances Secrest FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Donna Alexander, Sue Bentley, Donna Blankenship, Rosella War- ner, Helen Meenach, Betty Wallace, Josephine Burke. SECOND ROW: Lonnie Click, Darryl Sagraves, Wilma Branham, Coy Tolliver, Austin Royster. 58 SENIOR CLASS PLAY WHO KILLED AUNT CAROLINE? Mrs. Eleanor Endicott Agnes.............. Riccy.............. Beryl ............. Cicely............. Aunt Caroline. . . . Miss Mabbitt .... David Thompson . . Dan Donovan .... Miss MacLain.... Una Hagaman . . . Lieutenant Clayton . . Helen Meenach . Rosella Warner . . Lonnie Click Donna Alexander . . . Jodi Burke Donna Blankenship . Wilma Branham Darryl Sagra ves Coy Tolliver . Betty Wallace . . Sue Bentley . Austin Royster Student dounsel FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tom Callihan, Clifford Lowdenback, sponsor; Jackie Hall, Barbara Crisp, Dale Henderson. SECOND ROW; Carol Robinson, Gloria Kapraun, Brady Timberlake, Duane Gilliam, Tony Lyons, Ray Mann, Laquita Clark, Elsye Mae Webb. (Brofoler jitaff FIRST ROW, Left to Right; Mrs. Coleman, Sue Wagner, James Fraley, Elizabeth Dupuy, Mrs. Alexander, Frank Lyons, Barbara Wilburn. SECOND ROW; Duane Gilliam, Mrs. Major. Ray Boyles, Claude Quillen, Patricia Allen, Pauline Robinson, Carol Miller, Donna Wookard, Elsye Mae Webb. FIRST ROW, Left to Right; Joyce Bailey, Mary Lewis, Mary Ann Dotson, Ella Hienman. SECOND ROW; Miss McMullin, Sharon Parsons, Glenda Riggs, Donna Blankenship, Betty Taylor. Donna Alexander. Libraro (Elub SITTING, Left to Right; Judy Jenderny, Miss Turner. STANDING; Larry Crower, Robert Workman, Betty Stepp, Alice Kay Hunt, Arthur Lucke. 60 !?eta (Club OFFICERS--President, Lonnie Click; Vice-President, Paul Miller; Treasurer, Jodi Burke; Sec- retary, Carole Nickel; Sponsor, Mrs. Nevison. 4-jH (Club OFFICERS--President, Ronald Cartee; Vice-President, Duance Gilliam; Treasurer, Jim Mark- ins; Secretary, Donna Woodard; Song Leader, Woody Willis. 3f. 9f (A Ollub OFFICERS--President, Jack Hall; Vice-President, Charles Hannah; Treasurer, Paul Miller; Secretary, Leroy Hunt; Reporter, Austin Royster; Sentinel, Kenneth Clark. Three future farmers working in the chapter project. Left to right; Brady Timberlake, Frank Lyons, Claude Quillen. 62 LIGHTNING - STRIKES - McKELL iMiss (Irmtup fflounto 1959-60 Janet ICyints Mtss 1959-60 jMarcella plater 66 football ■Homecoming (|)ueen 1959-60 (Charlotte (S'rmtslat? Z9 D9-BS6T uzanfo !!KlHa iSK uKiuauaijl K|j$ FOOTBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS, Left to Right: Mary Lewis, Carolyn Robinson, Judy Martin; Queen, Charlotte Greenslate. BASKETBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS, Left to Right: Shirley Sagraves, Carolyn Warner; Queen, Ella Hieneman; Connie Lewis, Linda Bendey. 68 Cheer the hero! Open the doors! Admit the athletes who may serve mankind with the teamwork of a ballclub and the sportsmanship of a champion. Anelle McMullen Co-Cljamptons 'Northeastern lentuchj Conference Jack Flannery Jim James Homer Greenslate Billy Hayden David Spears David Chaffin Gary Tolliver Benny Carver Ed Lowdenback Bob Collins Jim Lewis Harold Watson Junior Rowe Vallace Rowe Phil Bentley Bud Smith Gary Reynolds Paul Adkins Mike Lewis Paul McQuesten Jim Wagner Bill Wagner Roger Sexton Ray Riggs COACHES Chester Bruce Edward Stephens Ed Moore Ted James Paul Royster Gary Hardin Gary Bentley Bill Cook Farrell Howard Bill Stone Wayne Palmer Jack Franz Woody Willis Darrell Sammons Jim Hardin Bob Johnson Ken Stevens Tom Callihan David Hardin Butch Osborne Frank Adkins Duane Gilliam Harold Dupuy Roger Vanover Gary Collier David Bush m. Tom Callihan Elwood Willis These six MC KELL BULLDOGS were selected for the all-N.E.K.C. Team Junior Rowe Ken Stevens 71 Darrell Sammons 'J Harold Watson (urnutte, Bruce Share Glory With Co-ChampionLwisa, McKell Teams ■turning. The Bulldogs lose srx starters, including the big t but both regular guards McKell Fri I Sen N fine once The decision over a squad which ha vonl NEKC championship lor the last seven years, set up next Friday’s all-important battle with Wurtland. By winning in this McKell home- coming, Ihe Bulldogs will assure themselves of no less than a tie for the title. McKell is now 5-2 on the year and 3-1 in NEKC action. The McKell touchdown machine began grounding away at Catletts- burg, home school of assistant coach Ed Moore, of McKell, early. The Bulldogs took the ball on their own 30 and moved it to the enemy 41 before Stevens went around right end for the first of his quartet of touchdowns. Stev- ens had it again minutes later when from midfield the Bulldogs pushed to the 10 where he took it over. Darrel Sammons passed to Wayne Palmer for a 13-0 lead. Here’s where the roof fell in on a club McKell has not whipped in at least six tries. Tom Callihan opened the four- touchdown period with a score over the center from the 10-yard line. Palmer started a scoring drive with a dash from the McKell 45 to Catlettsburg’ 10 where Stevrns bulled over the middle for the TD. A pass to Palmer again brought the conversion. McKell rolled from its 30 to the Catlettsburg 30 where Callihan skirted the end for the tally. Gary Hardin recovered -an enemy fumble on its 37 and Stevens promptly rolled wide for the score. A final TD came in the fourth period when Palmer bolted over left tackel on a 66-yard scoring dash. Callihan ran it across for the conversion. Coach Chet Bruce’s fired-up squad allowed Catlettsburg to pene- trate Bulldog territory but twice McKell Trips JJp Wurtland For 19-0 Nod ll Rips Russell In tidHalf, ldogs of McKell High «68-yard run with an interception arc barking and Friday by Darrell Sammons as Tom Calli, y developed a bite. han ran for the point, a Northeastern Kentucky1 The Bulldogs took the lead a ence foe, discovered t h c be second quarter-on a 69-yard as McKell broke a interims- Pass from Sammons to Bob John deadftek for 18 points in the son- Callihan again ran it over, nd half and a 32-14 decision. Stephens of Russell scored wr; The victory, in McKcll’s initial an «ght-yard left end sweep and 2 NEKC outing, gave Coach Che: Thomas kicked the point, with Bruce’s squad a-2-1 record for the That halftime deadlock didn’t ub a 45- year and its second straight win. hold up. Halfback Wayne Palmer eoacl A hard-played first period saw the kickoff and raced 65 yards a nt distic Russell break the scoring ice with for the score. Another TD was Lou if a 15-yard scoring pass from Jim -allod back on a clipping penalty, ’that Johnson to John Stephens for a McKell wrapped it up fiT the Last touchdown and Jim Thomas kicked.'inal Quarter. After Gary Hardin Bulldogs Roll ° ' mhU on the McKell Rips Raceland In 47-0 NEK€ Gridr' end to for too ’allihan for th. ‘cjsion ). Har- RACELAND, Kv.-McKell H School racked up its most football victory in dkir.«. backfield and - conversion, -ards for the period on half. • the in- its 23 ' Stev- Rowe, Sarr. the, ver A-1I ' rd i s o : T (2 . •� r,i. GREENUP, Ky. — McKell High School came to life in the second! period Friday night to defeat Wurt- j land 19-0 in a game played on the Greenup High School field. Although both clubs are in thej . „ . , „ . vears Friday n« Northeastern Kent ucky Confer-; jand 47 , ence, this garaq did not count in tuck' those standings’. Both bad an ope date and fill egain Oct. 30. The vicQn In five Both ball in the a threat to dogs made t notching the riod when Way yards over left score and Tom Ca. extra point. The second Bull came in the fourth tackle Gary Collier i pass on the Wurtland McKell moved the ball' where Ken Stevens can- the middle for the score. With just over a m i n u play McKell climaxed a 63-yard--Jr drive when Jim Smith skirted th le t end, from the 4. McKell is at Raceland Frida; In a return to NEKC competition yarC Ends-- Jrtfn n.LLG19,Hartin. d Mno. Tom Callihan went around the � 6 Quarter as Callihan ran over the Bardin. Royster. right end for the- pom an ; tiler t marker ter on a 50-y left end. With 4 min- eft in the game and McKell n a third-and-16 bind, he tried left - iend for 36 yards and the touch- ouidown. went 44 McKel Ludlow scored in the first quar- ti rrell Sammons p scoiter of the give-and-take battle and a oss from the 1-yard- voberMcKell moved ahead in the second Tackles—Colher. Vanover. Adkins. r£it««v e_Pmm Willis, RiggS. a a point after his TD. pMSHL Senior Members of the Football Team talk it over with Coach Burce. ¥l 57 I 1959 BASEBALL TEAM WINS REGIONAL, GO TO STATE TOURNAMENT FIRST ROW, Left to Right: David Nickel, Darrell Sammons, Danny Hayden, Jack Hall, L. D. Stephens, Coach Bruce. SECOND ROW: Coach Webb, Ed Blankenship, Mike Hamilton, Dale Bradley, Paul Arnold, Bob Johnson. THIRD ROW: Roger Vanover. Roger Horton, Ken Stevens, Manager Richard Howerton. 73 (Eljwleacierg LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Bent- ley, Diana McAllister, Peggy Timberlake, Judy Norman, Patty Quillen. SENIOR CHEERLEADER Diana McAllister 74 $arsttg Basketball Hearn FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Cecil Adkins, Dale Henderson, Bob Johnson, Tom Callihan, Roger Vanover, Mike Logan. SECOND ROW: Harry Hunt, Darrell Sammons, Bill Bergman, Coach Moore, Coach Bruce, Sherman Ratliff, Millard Martin, Gary Reynolds. Mascot: Tommy Wright. Roger Vanover Center Tom Callihan Guard Darrell Sammons Guard IBasketball ®eam LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Lowdenback, William Bentley, Brady Timberlake, Coach Moore, Coach Bruce, Ray Boyles, Phillip Bentley, Bud Smith. BReseriie (Cheerleaders FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Lois Allen, Marcella Howard, Sharon Stone. SECOND ROW: Martha Bergman, Donna Wookard, Connie Vaughn. iMc Kell Higlj jicljool (Alumni Ai rnjl 7Yo nv . r -v - x? £' (jJuXaJul. £ y%v9i % ( _ „ A lt,.a O SSi 7Ttc .a.-l , ✓ fazzb 74 sr? 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