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

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Elfreda Richardson Freda Wanfs +o be: A deiecfive ls: A iolly girl Will be: A W.A.V.E. 'U' Herman Wallace Schoolcraff llwauyll Wanis +o be: An aviafion cadel' ls: Cooperafive Marfha Taylor Mar+ha Wanfs +o be: An asfronomer ls: A wallcing diciionary Will be: Successor +o Emma Guy Cromwell Will be: A good soldier Glen S. Smi'l'h Glen E Illll Nancy Gladys Rober+s Glad Wanfs fo be: A school feacher Is: A smarl' girl Will be: A school 'leacher Wanfs +o be: A sailor ls: Pairioiic Will be: A college professor -.au g 12 ati?

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if HI TURY The seniors of Nancy High School, of fhe class of '44, prize fheir hisfory very highly. A class of fwenfy-six glories in looking back upon a mighfy class of eighfy-nine freshmen. We have nof had fhe usual feeling of classes in fhe loss of Ihis greaf number. Wifh a iusl' hafred foward Nazis and Japanese policies, we, fhe remaining number, are leff wifh a sincere pride linked wifh sadness, as we poinf fo fhose absenf classmafes, mosf of whom are in essenfial war service. Of fhose who have climbed the rugged sfeep, if is wriffen on fhe Guide Posf of '44 as follows: I. Doyle Baker . . . Four years ago we looked down upon his 4'2 . Today we look up fo him l6'I I. 2. Jewell Barker . . . whose efficienf work in fhe office has been appreciafed by bofh fhe faculfy and sfudenfs. 3. Monfie Burfon . . . A nofed seamsfress whose sfifches have made hisfory for fhe Home Economics deparfmenf. 4. La Fern Burgin . . . who made a career of mainfaining fhe morale of bofh fhe Army and Navy. 5. Howard Cundiff . . . will always be remembered as a baskefball player of fhe hisforical period '4I-'44. 6. Willie Delk . . . whose golden locks and ready smile made her our preffiesf girl. 7. Maxine Garner . . . is remembered as a loyal a1d dependable friend. 8. Mary Huff . . . who has wriffen her hisfory by her level-headed sense of humor and wif. 9. Violef Harf . . . who can give ofher girls poinfs on beaufy because she knows her cosmefics. IO. Margaref Hughes . . . when an accomplished musician, we will proudly poinf 'Io her beginning af Nancy High School. II. Anna Randolph . . . who gof her high school educafion Ihe hard way by walking four miles each day. l2. Euphia Pifman . . . whose friendly disposifion is more priceless fhan gold. I3. Elfreda Richardson . . . welcomes wifh a smile even in fhe darkesf hour. I4. Pauline Ragle . . . one who demands an easy sfreef buf seldom gefs if. I5. Audrey Richards . . . one who mef fhe changing poinf of her life during her iunior year. I6. Gladys Roberfs . . . fhe besf was sef forfh in fhis member. I7. Herman Schoolcraff . . . will be remembered as fhe besf-all-round boy. I8. Rufh Schoolcraff . . . A frue friend who had many of fhem herself. I9. Glen Smifh . . . a quief dependable boy fhaf we're glad fo call one of us. 20. Orville Rainwafer . . . a real genfleman and a credif fo our school. 2I. Lucille Norfleef . . . one who doesn'f give up. 22. Lorene Taylor . . . made fhe mark in fhe hisfory of our class 23. Thelma Pierce . . . our faifhful cheerleader for our four years of high school. 24. Marfha Taylor . . . one who knew words and enioyed using fhem. 25. Ervin Dalfon . . . a fellow who needed few words fo make friends for himself. 26. Vivian Norfleef . . . fo whom we owe much credif for fhe success of our class. I4