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The day that we the graduatnng class of 'I959 entered the flrst grade gradua tron day was only a tlny goal somewhere In the dustant future We have now reached that goal leavlng behind us many prrnts on the sands of tlme These prnnts were at furst hardly notlceable but nn 1955 when we were put through the usual tor tures of green freshmen they became a llttle more promlnent These flrst sllght umpresslons were made by the 78 students and sponsors Mr Fred Shultz and Mrs Dew Drop Rowlett Our class offlcers were Presldent Ted Sykes Vlce Presrdent Jerry Henry Secretary and Treasurer Jeanette McNutt Our class actlvltles were few but as our sophomore year began they became more numerous In 1956 we ganned Marvlee Easter Roszanne Farrrs Bonnle Futrell Mary Ellen Wllllams Linda Toon Carla Hlnch and Glenn Hull but because of the loss of Don Alexander Larry Austnn John Arnold Pat Barnes G C Caln James Carson Phul Collie Mary Ruth Emertne Gary Herndon Jerry Hvland Nathan Jewell Wayne Lee Hugh Massey Jerry Overbey Joe Ray Jerry Sensrng Earl Stalls and John Walker our class numbered only 69 Leadlng our steps for the second year were our same sponsors Mrs Rowlett and Mr Shultz and the same class officers Ted Sykes Jerry Henry and Jeanette McNutt We ended our sophomore year wtth a pac nlc at Kentucky Lake State Park Our lmprlnts on the sands of time were made somewhat deeper during our gun lor year There were 62 of us lolly lunlors wlth the gain of Ronnie Christopher Adair Ronald Barlow Hugh Crass Richard Parker Dwalne Spencer Wlllle Ross Stamps Jane Chadwick Eva Dunn Sara Kung Hazel Peal and Mary Ellen Wllllams We chose as our class officers President Ted Sykes Vlce President Buddy Farris Secretary and Treasurer Sandra Hamrlck Our sponsors were Mrs Dew Drop Rowlett and Mr El: Alexander Our mann events throughout the year Included the homecoming foot ball party the class play Bound to Marry and the Junior Senror Banquet The theme for the banquet which was held at the Kenlake Hotel was Moonllght and Roses Our frnal tmprunts at Murray Hugh School have been made under the dtrectuon of our sponsors Mrs Rowlett and Mr Alexander and our class officers Jerry Neale Ron me Christopher and Pat Beale Presldent Vlce President Secretary and Treasurer respectlvely We garned Pattr McNeely and Sherry Mayfield but lost Leonard Ball Leon Arnold Anrta Hutchens Ginny Weatherly and Kay Farrell Our mann protects for thus our twelfth year have been the Halloween Carnlval and the annual All these happy moments shall fade Into memorles on May 28 1959 when we wlll each go our separate ways to make our lndnvldual umprlnts on the sands of the future As we leave we shall utter a silent prayer of thanks and of hope a hope that the graduatnng class of 1959 may always be remembered for tts accompllsh ments rather than nts defeats Hlstorlan MARTHA E JONES I I ' I D 1 ' I n z ' , - , . . I . . . I h U . . . I 1 ' , 1 , . I . . I . I . I , , ' , ' 1 I ' I I I ' ' ' I I l I r 1 l I 1 I I I I . I I , . I ' ' I - I I - ' Leonard Ball, Kattie Marie Arnold, and Marilyn Morgan, and the loss of Deanna . I , I . I . I . . I - I I I I I - ' ' . . I I . . I . I , . . . . Il ll ' ' I I I ' ' . ,, . I I Il I ' ' 1 ' I I T ' ' , 2 ' , ' ' , , ' I I . I . . . . . I I . ' I I 1 I T
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We the Senuor Class of l959 havung Traveled the long dark path of knowledge leave thus hugh school Iufe wuth many thoughts of those yet to come Wuth them un mund we make thus last wull and testament Mr Schultz we leave our utmost respect and gratutude for hus guudance Mr Carter we leave our deepest thanks for hus help through the years the faculty we leave our apprecuatuon for the tume they have spent wuth each of us Mrs Rowlett and Mr Alexander our sponsors we leave our admuratuon for theur unturung efforts un our behalf To the Underclassmen we leave a trust to uphold the standards and tradutuons of Murray Hugh School Each senuor bequeaths the followung I Rebecca Dublun leave my abuluty to memoruze answers word for word to Leon Orr Boy he needs ut' I Jerry Henry leave because luke Caesar I came I saw and I conquered I thunk We Marulee Easter and Buddy Farrus leave our desks sude by sude un classes to any couple who can make as good use of them as we have Burna Schroader leave my washung of pans to Charlotte Spencer she knows how ut us Joe Bob Brewer may be leavung but lm un such a daze that lm not sure Deanna Story leave wuth my musuc rungung through the halls of Murray Hugh forever and ever Stephen Sanders leave my suze twelve shoes to anyone who needs such a furm foundatuon Kay Roberts leave my thurteen bottles of Lute and Brute to Mary Leslue Erwun Edward Roberts leave but I II stop several tumes along the way Pat Beale leave to move further South on Twelfth Street Frank Whute leave to help clean house Annetta Churchull leave Murray Hugh un serene quuetness but waut untul Sharon gets here to resume the responsubuluty of the Churchull name Ray Roberts leave Mrs Austun un peace We Aluce Marue Morton and Euleen Rohwedder leave the boys at the roller runk to those who luke adventure on wheels Rex Paschall leave my can of axle grease to Sluck Crouse Glenda Hughes leave my calmness and easy goung ways to Roguna Blackwood Sandra Hamruck leave my abuluty as presudent of so many thungs to Gaul Houston Larry Buxton leave poundung the poor bass drum Nancy Roberts leave my crazy laugh to anyone wuth ears strong enough to stand ut Leslue Caraway leave sungung my cattle song as I rude off unto the sunset Roszanne Farrus leave to go huntung but not for squurrels Lunda Toon leave wuth uust one thought John Oh John' Alan Lovett leave thankfully' Sammye Wulkerson leave for the college as fast as I can go 70 ' I - - . . . l ' I l . I . . 2 To I . . . V To . ' , To . . . . To I . . , , ' ' I . l .. . - I , I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' I I I1 I . 1 u, , ' - ' ' ' . If I . . . . . H I, , ' ' I, Kattie Marie Arnold, leave my quietness to those who are always so loud. ll I . . - - . . . A lf 1 I I l ' I, , . I, ' , . ll ' I . . .I I . . -1 ' ' I, , . ' ' . I I II I ll ' .ll lf 1 - I I ' I, I , ' - I, , I Il . I . - . t Il . I . . I - I U I, , . l, ' , .
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