Minerva High School - Annual Yearbook (Minerva, KY)

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CLASS WILLS OF '59 Junior Crawford: I will my ability to be the class joker to Billy Sidell, who I think has earned it and will follow in my footsteps. Johnny Carpenter: I will my safe driving to Tony Wenz and my walk to Donnie Hay. Hveda Fraley; I will my job at the Sunset Inn to Regina Newsom. Joe Halleran: I will my ability to drive a Chevrolet to Donnie Hay and my crip shot to Billy Sidell. Brenda Harney: I will my temper to Mr. Scotty Bierley and my love for English to David Harney. Joe Slack: I will my class ring to Barbara Gilbert and my ability to play basketball to Pete Davis. Phyllis Sims: I will my glasses to Betty Collins and my personality to Bessie Ormes. Mary Darnell: I will my ability to be quiet to Martha Wells and my smallness to Ann Lyons. Jo Ann Adams: I will my typewriter to Alma Darnell and my love for theme writing to Jerry Jones. Patsy Rigdon: I will my religion to Coach Bob Hall and my ability to go steady to Pat Forman. Helen Hinton: I will my Spanish book to Norman Hinton and my natural curly hair to Pat Forman. Barbara Reed: I will my position as president of FHA to Ann Scott and my ability to stay away from and not talk about Augusta to Donnie Hay. Ronnie Walch: I will my love for the Bop to Mr. Scotty Bierley and my singing and guitar playing to Billy Myers. Harry Gibbs I will my starting position on the varsity team to Pete Davis. Alpha Lucas: I will my love for English to the Juniors and my typing ability to Linda Allison. Jewell Schmidt: I will my natural wavy hair to Alma Darnell and my love for Spanish to Velma Tucker. Margaret Marshall: I will my love for Spanish to Hattie Rice and Bobby Lewis and my typing ability to Wendall Pollitt. Albert Poe: I will my class ring to Ann Jacobs and my ability to get out of as many classes as possible to Donnie Hay. [ 13 ]

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-Qn yjemoriam How brief is life, these six years and ten, How transitory are the plans of men Compared with one bright star, one snow -capped-peak How brief a time in which to strive and seek The answer to a universe and sky Whose endless silence mocks man's puny WHY? , Have done then foolish heart with stress and strain- Accept the rose where lately seed has lain, Tear not its fragrant petals, be content To see its beauty, this was God's intent; Look on the world with truly grateful eyes •And let who will strain merely to be wise. PHYLLIS SIMMS Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; FHA 1.2,3 4; Office Worker 3,4; Yearbook Asst. Ed. 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Circulation Mgr. of School Paper 4. MARY DARNELL FHA 1,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4. ALBERT POE Conservation Club 1; 4H Club 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Alternate State; FFA Convention 3; FFA Dairy Judging Team 2,3; Basket- ball 2; Class Officer 3; Pep Club 4; Officer 4; Newspaper Staff 4. Jimmy Ingram

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Chaiolettc Wells: I will my ability to make A's to the Sophomore biology class, my blonde hair to Bessie Ormes, and my love for Spanish to .Martha. HaioM Newsom: I will my place in FFA to Jimmy Lunsford, my glasses to Tony Wenz, and my height to Jerry Arthur. lean Fraley: I will my ability to be Class Treasurer to Pat Fraley in her Sophomore and Junior years and my pretty eyes and glasses to Betty Collins. -Audrey Icegarden: I Will my ability to go steady with Augusta boys and my love for Pontiacs and Chevy’s to Virginia Gill and Diana Bush. Alleu Eerlet I will my Coronet to Mr. Applegate and my love to Ann Scott. -Arni Lmrnuui: I will my ability to stay in and watch the ballgames to Betty Lee and Jackie Collins and my ability to bite my fingernails to Betty Collins. £eggy -Lang: I will my love for Spanish to Betty Burns and my singing ability to Bobby Lewis. Wanda Selienk: I will my personality to Wanda Sims and my ability to go with a Bracken County boy to Bessie Ormes. IsiOn. WetUi I will my ability to be Senior Class president to Tony Wenz and my place on the cheerleading team to Regina Newsom. CLASS PROPHECIES OF '59 In the future, we look in on Ronnie Walch and find him playing his guitar, with a bottle of beer in one hand and singing, Old Gray Mare Ain't What She Use To Be. Three years from now, we look in on Ann Emmons and find her shoveling snow off the walk so her husband Ronnie Walch can go to work without getting his feet wet. A few years from now, we look in on Audrey Teegarden happily married to a lucky Augusta boy. We look in on Margaret Marshall after her high school work and find her happily married to Robert Lang with a nice cozy family of six. In later years we look in on Alpha Lucas and Hobert Gilbert happily married and running after all the little Gilberts. In ten years, we look in on Phyllis Sims as Mrs. Gene Hickman and find several little Hick- Ups running about. [ 14 ]