Nancy High School - Guide Post Yearbook (Nancy, KY)

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.,.- 'Eu X-Ji ' 1 .CLASS KNCC For four years I have s teachers, and f of uffered indignities at the hands of my or four years I have wanted to correct the faults my classmates. Now I am making one final gesture which I do hope will not be futile. Juniors, stay in your place. We are still in command. Sophomores, don 't feel too smart. Theres quite a lot yet that you can learn. Freshmen, if you would keep your minds on your studies you would make better grades. Mr. Higgins, the senior boys would like you better if you didn't have so much work for them to do. Mrs. Higgins, we know that you are 98 per cent of the Hig- gins family, but we think the Prof could have made the grade without your assistance. Mrs. Rainwater, just because you taught at Eubank for five years is no reason why you should try to make us over. Mr. Carter, don 't brag: you aren 't the only person who has ever visited the Yellowstone National Park. Miss Thomas, we think you are swell, but you should be more sociable. Mrs. Barlow, why brag all the time? We know you are a good cook. Mr. Barlow, you're the coach. Don 't let the boys influence you so much. Mr. Ramsey, we know that you are a good Ag. teacher, but you don't have to rub it in. Mrs. Weaver, other people have graduated from the Univer- sity of Kentucky. Mrs. Harris, if you are such a good singer, why don 't you sing for us sometime? Harold Bradley, you can 't take Lucille with you in the Air Corps. Lela Buchanan, temper always goes with red hair. Barkley Colson, you re not the only captain of a basketball 196171. Hella Delk Jasper, take things easy, you re a married woman now. Ezra Delk, if you would study more, you might make better grades. Luretha Daws, youre so quiet we don 't even know you 'r around. . John Dalton, Elsie Harmon is not School. e the only girl in Na ncy High I

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. ,, , it .M S v 4i--nnl- .ll- BUHEAU OF INVESTIGATION Washington, D. C. April l6, l958 N. H. S. Class ot '43, Alumni Board, Nancy, Kentucky. Dear Sirs: ln compliance with your request for information concerning the N. H. S. class ot '43, the following is submitted as the result oi an extensive and painstaking investigation. Harold Bradley is director oi the Nancy Rhythm Band. Leia Buchanan, the old maid school teacher, has iust married Lindel Simpson. Barkley Colson is serving another term as president oi the United States. Winired Cunditt is substituting tor Shorty Hobbs, co-starring with Eller Long. Iohn Dalton is manager ot the little store across the road. Luretha Daws is private secretary to General MacArthur. Ezra Delk inherited a large tortune and spends most oi his time yatching. Bella Delk is still happily married and answers to the name Ma. Edna Hargis is married to a man named Eayety and lives in Louisville. Elsie Harness teaches physical education at N.H.S. Elsie Harmon has at last succeeded. She is now Mrs. lohn Dalton. Leonard Harmon retired trom the army and is now a iarmer at Oak Hill. Mildred Haney has iust won another beauty contest, this time in South America. Lucy Henderson is poet laureate ot Kentucky. Sarah Holder was awarded a prize tor her high score on a nation-wide intelligence test. Elnora Keith has signed a ten-year contract to work tor Elmer Hughes. Virginia McClendon is managing a dude ranch in Arizona. Dual McClendon, the explorer, is returning to the States to ioin his wiie tthe iormer Willie Delkl. I lames Mclfall is basketball coach at Nancy. William Minton is Agriculture supervisor lor the state oi Ohio. luanita Molen is doing bit parts in Hollywood. Lewel Molen, the ladies' man oi l943, is now a henpecked husband. Herbert Nortleet is State Highway Commissioner. Gladys Patterson is a photographer's model in New York. Doris Boy is singing in opera. Nellie Roy, the mother oi nine sons, is proud to have tour oi them serving in the U. S. Navy. Anna Shepperd gave up hopes oi getting married and is now a nun. Catherine Toms is a nurse at Mayo Clinic. luanita Tarter is a tap dancer at loyland. Ina Simpson is chiet cook and bottle washer at Greyhound Inn. Glen Taylor has finished his course at Asbury College and is pastor ot the Metho- dist Church. llus 'Taylor is principal ot Dunbar School. Weynath Weddle is manager ot the Tarter Produce Co. Rual Wilson is leading the choir Wings over lordanf' Maynard Wood is U. S. Senator irom Kentucky. Our investigation accounts tor every member oi the class. All are tree and most oi them eating several square meals a day. Ptespecttully yours, Maudena Norileet, Special Investigator.

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Mildred Haney, every senior class selects the prettiest girl. Edna Hargis, no person can talk all the time and really say anything. Leonard Harmon, you aren't the only boy who ever made State Farmer. lna Simpson, it you would be quiet on the bus we would like you better. Anna Shepperd, it is said that valuable things are put up in small packages, but l doubt it. Catherine Toms, you are too quiet. Why don't you express yourselt? Glen Taylor, you have too many chips on your shoulder. luanita Tarter, you may toin the Waves, but you can't join the Navy. Weyneth Weddle, don't brag. You're not Mr. Earl Tarter's son-in-law yet. Maynard Wood, slow and steady does not always win the race. Ptual Wilson, don't act so dignitied. The girls are only kid- ding. Lucy Henderson, you study too much tor your own good. Doris Roy, you're not the only girl that ever worked in Som- erset. Elsie Harmon, you should have better control oi your temper. Elnora Keith, think more about your studies and let Mr. Carter alone. luanita Molen, why don't you make love yourself instead oi reading what others do? Lewel Molen, take things easy, remember you're only a buck private. William Minton, it you're so handsome, why aren't you popular with the girls? lames McFall, why don't you stay out oi trouble tor a change? Virginia McClendon, you talk entirely too much. i H Dual lvlcClendon, your love tor the girls will be your down- a . Maudena Nortleet, you aren't the wiie ot a soldier yet. Herbert Norileet, you aren't the only one that knows the composition ot soil. Gladys Patterson, you worry too much about grades. d Nellie Roy, you aren't the only girl that ever married a sol- ier. llus Taylor, it takes more experience than you have to be a welder. Sarah Holder, you're not the teachers' only pet. Elsie Harness, don't worry about Linden, Uncle Sam has to worry about all oi them. --Wintred Cunditt.