Nortonville High School - Badger Yearbook (Nortonville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1951 volume:

I p i I I r r FOREWARD Time is a sort of river of passing events, and strong is its current; no sooner is a thing brought to sight than it is swept by another takes its place, and this too will be swept away”. Marcus Aurelius This Badger Staff has sought to catch a few passing events and place them in this book, secure from the ravages of time. II u I I DEDICATION We, The Senior Class, are fortunate in being able to dedicate the 1950 51 annual to one who deserves a honor many times greater than any honor which we are able to give. We are proud to dedicate 50 51 Badger to Mrs. Herman Gladdish. It is through the co-operation and undivided attention given us by Mrs. Gladdish that we are able to be graduat- ing Seniors. I 1 i La Don Holmes Editor-In-Chief Harper Oatton Supt. Hopkins County Schools Nortonville High School Building Mr. C. R. Harralson Principal of Nortonvilie High School FACULTY 1950-51 Mrs. Coyle Putman Hr. Kenneth C. Berry English Commercial Instructor Mr. Lowell Steersman Music I I ! ! . ' Mrs. Lanna Arnold Home Economics Hiss Allle Campbell Mbrary-Bngllsh Mr. Robert Cates History Mrs. Herman Claddlsh Geometry-Engllsh Mr. Paul Lyon Jr. High Alg.-Industrial Arts Mr Charles Sisk Coach-Social Science r 7 Mr. A. L. Skaggs Math-Snglish Mr. Carl Whitfield United States Army Vias Artie Teap e Grade 6 Miss Louise Davis Grade 5 Miss Lillian Crick Grade 4 Mrs. Edward Ford Grade 3 Mrs. Paul Lyons Grades 3 and 4 Mrs. Robert Cates Grade 2 Mrs. Emma Oat°s Grade 1 Miss Sisk Grades 1 and 2 smios CLASS OFFICSSS BILLY WELCH KENNETH JOHNSTON President Vice-President CLASS SPONSOR: Mrs. Herman Gladdlsh CLASS COLORS: Blue and white CLASS FLO'.VER: Rose CLASS MOTTO: Gradati� CLASS AMBITION: Go to Florida . 'i I 3 Dorothy Crunk White plains J. R. Dickerson White Plains Charles Dunlap White Plains u Cannon Hight Nortonville Jessie Belle Johnston Nortonville Jo Ann Hight Nortonville Kenneth Johnston White Plains ( ; Durwood Martin Ilsley La Don Holmes Mannington O'Neal Lewis Nortonville Peggy Martin Nortonville ’i Leatrlce McKnlght Ilsley Bobby McKnlght Ilsley Wesley Moore White Plains Lula Belle Oglesby White Plains Mable Ray Morgan Ilsley Franklin Phillips Nortonville Billy Noel Nortonville Jean Poe St. Charles 1 Madgalene Rodgers Nortonville Betty Welch Nortonville Donald Sisk Mannlngton Bunyan Sneed St. Charles Nortonville Bremen Slaton Nortonville Darla Stembrldge St. Charles Mary Whltescarver White plains ' Standlne-Cha rles Dunlap, Billy Welch, Bremen Slaton, Ada Ruth Slaton, I.'ra. Herman Oladdlsh, May Downey Oladdish, Carmon Hl«ht, Billie Black Jo Ann Hlflrht. Slttlnm-Jean. Poe, Donald Sisk, Keba Pox, Frank Phillips, Dorthy Crunk, Donnie Holmes, Baccalaureate Sunday, May 20, 1951 How We Looked Then Class Night Tuesday, May 22, 1951 Theme—Senior School of Broadcasting CEMENT Wednesday, May 23, 1951 'i TYPING II AWARD Billy Velch--Fir t Martha Cavanaucrh--5acond BOOKKEEPING I AWARD Kenneth Johnston TYPING I AWARD Je«n Gladdish Jackson, Wi� 1:1 .. 21 From Loan AI lend Church Hattiesburg, ft. Burchfield, Dan Fox. A A church bulletin repejg the Baptist church ol Miss., this week lists 2 Count tans who attendet, jjjUy there the previous Sunda|j0yM ix iT’Billy C were the seniors of No SlatotfAcarmon Hi High School who took a Cavanaagh. ,Jo Ant New Orleans immediate Bsjk Johnston. and Map graduation. Oral Grecnturl IrhKWsh «. ■ „ Vie buvfor the school groti Memphis, Tennessee OtMUTV jftWH IAS u Junior Banquet Hotel Thomas fotloroon. Macon. Miubuippi mericas Most Seniors Take Tour In Old New Orleans Thirty member� of the 1990-5! I Aedua ting cl� � s of the Norton- fllle High School, returned late Monday night from a five day j bus trip to New Orleans and other points of interest in the south. W They were accompanied by Mrs. Herman.'baddish. class sponsor. Mr Herman Gladriish. Jr., and Mr. John Greenfield, who drove t. the bus. Some of the highlights of the tour were visits to Old French Quarters, Old St Louis Cemetery. The Pakcnham Oaks, a visit to the docks to see the importing of bananas. Jackson Square and a M 3 hour boat trip. Members of the class who went [ on the trip were: Misses Martha fl Cavanaugh. Jo Ann Hight. Betty ■ Welch. Doris Stcmbridge, Jean ■ Poe. Joyce Camplin. Jessie John- ■ ston. oyce Burchfield, oyce Love. I Betty Stanley. Ada Ruth Slaton. ■ Dorothy Crunk. Billy Black, Rcba ■ Fox. Leatrice McKnight, Mac Downey Gladdish. Mary Whites- J|| carver; Messrs. Bill Welch. Bob[ McKnight. Durwood Martin, Frank. Phillips. J. R. Dickerson. Don Sisk. Billy Noel. Donnie Holmes. Charles Dunlap. Brceman Slaton. | Cat ion Hight. Bunyan Sneed and Kenneth Johnston. IU JtoUl New Orleans 12, Louitiana unmTi CLASS 1950-1951 SO LONG ! IT'S BSEN GOOD TO KNOW YOU i Gnadualn't Prmy«r Iiy IN trhool I • • , And now I MO my l IM� . • %-To make my fortuna .'•Tthr mfif A . According to tny haem acquired . . . Thm hoolq many teacher ther kata mil, i� hara u uch that only rim . . , Anti liming ran Import . . . W that u why I fold my hand� . • . W TJlr n £4 «MI f «MM ■! ffl i.od. •. Tfc i tjib r fiir alflfl • . And lhara And tar thU jwayer la l orn . • • To help me a dee my problem and . . . To too my Uruggle through . . I need Your ttrength and guidance and . . . Your rrerla� lug grata . . . To meet the iJuny trouble and . . . Thm trial a I mutt fore. cooriitU. I CM. .r tlM Tin II II n I 3 tl 'i i I Jo Ann Hlght is air stewardess for Astern Air lines. Jean Poe is in the Waves. ve are very honored to have a detective's v'ife In our class, we knew her as Daris Stembrldge. Dorothy Crunk is nov shorthand teacher at Western College. Bull Lewis is coach for Notre Dame, and 13 hanoility married to MarthA Cavanaugh. 3reeman Slaton Is Manarer to Bull's team, Magdalene Rodgers 19 a devoted 'lf to Breeman. Many of our latest dress designs come from May Downey Gladdlsh the latest dress designer from Paris. Joyce Gamplln is owner of all dime stores in th® south now, no wonder she dresses fit to kill. The only Vo boys that have Married and settled do’-rn or®: crank Phillips and Bailey Brothers. Frank lives in white Plains and Bailey 18 the father of twin girls. Billy Mathenv, Bob McKnlght, and Durwood Martin are In partner- ship and own all 'the A Red Front and Kroner Stores. Billy Noel has taken rank Sinatra's in the world of singing� while Jessie Belle Johnston la taking Harry James's dace. Pat East and Mable Morion, who are now Mrs. Theodore DeMoss and Mrs. John Russell, are living in Ilsley. Mrs. Fdgar Lee Carlton, whom «e knew as Lula 3elle Oglesby, Is keening house in Nortonvllle, and Betty Blakeley Stanley is living in White Plains and is al9o tight rope walker for Cole Bros. Circus. Charles Dunlap is Government Teacher in Nortonvllle Hogh School and Carmon Hight teaches Shop in Mr. Lyons place. J. R. Dickinson and Westley Moore are big time farmers now; they also own U. C. Milk Company. Kenneth Johnston, the talented artist of our class, 19 nov art in- structor at Murray College, Billy T’elch is president st Yale, and Donso Sisk is Dean of Men at Georgetown. Mary T,thltescarver is Miss Amerioa of 1961 and 3etty Welch is the only afrl to ever become U. S. Senator. Joyce Burchfield is Dean of vomen at Bethel College and Peggy Martin is in nursing school in Louisville. Mrs. d Mauk, known to us as Ada Ruth Slaton, is living in Owen- sboro, and is working as Home Economic Teacher in Owensboro High School. Billie June Black, whom ve are all proud of, has oroved to be the world wide charaolon lady wrestler, and is now the famous horse doctor of the U S Reba Nell To is a great lion tamer, the greatest- since Clyde Seedy s time. Leatrice McKnlght is now a cooposor 0f songs and is also a T V Star. We have two boys in the White House, Bunyan Sneed is Sect, of Defense and Donnie Holmes is Sect, of Labor, we are very oroud of these boys and think they sre doing a swell jot • Joyce Love� the re 3- h0ad of our senior olaes, in 1951 is now Mrs. Jesse Thompson and is working as a traveling sales lady for Hadacol Products. Hadacol Pn tLty 'I 'A A J CLASS COLORS� Green and White PLOWEHs Carnation MOTTO� Knowledge le power SPONSOR� Mrs. Coyle Putman FUNIC® UULSS CWIUSNS Alfred Adcox i Helen Bowers Ray Brown Arble Carlton 9 X iyr vOZ 'f ({ y Jlmtnle Cavanaugh Doris. Crick Charles.Demoss Quen't Quentin•Demoss Lareu Dilllngha Robert Finley Jacqueline Jacqueline Gladdlsh Jean Glad Gladdlsh Laurel Ru.th Grace shla Graday Patricia Gray John Hayes Jean Alice HUnt Hazel Jackson Gene Lovell Harry Zane Martin Maybelle McKnlght $ Dorthy Whitaker AUNT TILLIE GOES TO TOWN Aunt Tillie Trask- Lucinda Talbot----- Ronald Howland----- HervIn Tucker------ Pamela Harsh------- Lizzie Parson------ Luther Lorrimer---- Charlie One Lung-- Dr. Hattie Bing---- Ellen Neeiand------ Mrs. Tillie Tucker -----Jean Gladaish -----Patricia Gray -----Alfred Adcox -----Robert Finley ------Doris ..rick -----Helen Bowers -----Wayne Henser -----Gene Lovell Laurel Ruth Grace --------Ann Scott —Nora Lee Morris Mrs. Coyle Putman, Director n Sophomore Class Officers President—--------- Vice President----- Secretary-Treesurer Sergeant-at-arms--- Durwood Woodard ------Sue Sisk Carma Pendley - Billy Lester CLASS MOTTO Class Colors Class Flower He climbs Mg best who helps another up Blue and White ------Red Rose Anna Lou Cotton Jerry Huddleston Betty.Adams James Barnes Joyce Bates Anna Lee Bearden Rachel Bennett Billy Blades Gladys Brunson Corlnne Carlton Virginia Carlton Billy Lee Carroll Mary Jane Clark Nanoy Joan Cullen Pansy Dillingham Faye Gamble Charles W. Gunn Jo Ann Johnston John T. Jones Freemem Keith June Key Wllford C. Lester Connie Love Lav eme Lucus Mary Matney I $ 1 ' Sue Long Margaret Moore Howard E. Murrah Bruce E. MeKnight Joan McKenney Payton W. Nance James L. Noel Faye Oates Boyce D. Outlaw Carma Nell Pendley Anna Marie Robards Norman Ray Russell James R. Saint Sue Sisk Richard E. Smith Nancy Stobough Nadine Tlrey Durwood Woodward Anna Whitfield Eamestlne Young . Ronnie Ab ott Lee R. Atkinson Marv bernes James Bagwell Ruth Bennett Owen Bennett Dona id Blakley H. Bloodsworth Douarlas Bowman Leon Bowman Sditb Butler James Bruce Petty Childers Betty Clayton Dorth.y Cook Gaynell Duncan Sue East Katherin Bli Joyce Farmer Earl Forehand Charles Fox Charles Franklin Billy Gaines Arthur Oemolin Bobby Hamby Johnny Hamby Folly Harvey Joyce Fight Wanda Right Prank Hunt Lois Jackson Joyce Johnston Lloyd Lee Joyce Partin Aubrey Miller Carylon Moore Paul Moore Robert McKinney (fiancy KcKnight Donnie Noel Harold Oglesby James Fleasant Jimmy Phillips Minnie Rodgers Sue Rodgers Carl Ruddell Betty Slator. Duorey Smith Martha Smith Helen Thomason Jerrv Upton Bonez Wade c. Whitfield Barbara Wilson Bobby Winsett I 5 NINTH GRADE (cont) Faye Veadowa Faye Merrill Wilma Pendley Pe gy Walker VETERANS TEACHER RORTOHVXLLE Top- Freeman Keith. May Downey Gladdlah, James Noel Bottom- Betty Blaklev, Dorothy A'nittaker, Joyce Burchfi°xd I LIBRARY CLUB J V. Allsbrcok James Barnes Vvrtle Barnes 'Mary Carrol C. Cavanaugh Martha Choote Llcrgett Crick Brad!0 DavisJerry Davis Acinic B. Fox Joyce Gllkey A nes Horn Lifford Knowles D. Lant- p Sue LaPradd Gayle Parker Kenneth Phaup Gloria Ranney Jackie Berry Betty Cornell Shlrlev Dukes Jimmy Fuht Helen Manna ban Shirley Martin EIGHTH GRADE Rodney Butler Glenn Crick 8iliv Duncan Durwood Key Cha l � na Nixon Mary Sharber MISS ALLIE CAMPBELL-SPOMSOR s ' Leon Smith Jo«n SiaW Edith Smith Freeman Teaerue oille Thorason Mary Uptoni Glenda Wells M. Whitfield Marvin Bell Anna Dunbar Rovaltv I'.ISS NORTONVILLR GRADE SCHOOL HALLOW'EEN QUEEN Edith Butler Ninth Grade Faye Lynn Johnston Sixth Grade Class Officers NOON HOUR 1 SEVENTH GR lDE Betty Abbott Kenneth Abbott Oarl Anglin Larry Brown Colette Browning Linda Bro.vnlng Catherine Carroll Robert Cates Raymond Dickerson Lela Dunbar Murvil Franklin Hilda Fox Catherine Gibbs Clyde Grace Donald Grace Larry Hamby Sue Halfacre Virginia Hight Michel Holmes William Jarvis Billy Aong Thelma Maddox Betty McKnight James Mosley Billy Long Thelma Maddox Betty McKnight James Moseley Ruby Rogers Corona Slaton Ann Smith Patty Tyson Grocle Vandiver Agnes Whitfield Joyce Whitfield Patty Whitfield Fall Carnival Judith Putman-Sixth Grade Larry Browning-Third Grade Danny-Lanny i Johnny—Jimmy Woodard 1 Ashby ; i' t’ Barbara Abbott Patricia Ashby Virgil Baker Mary Bearden Elaine Bevels Bobbie Neal Blades Martha Brown Edgar Lee Brown Betty Lou Carlton Marilyn Cavanaugh Mauvereen Clark Marilyn Crick Joe Cunningham Joe Finley J.C. Hemmings Phoebe Hunt Norma Lee Jackson Betty Jean Jarvis Joyce Johnston Faye Lynn Johnston Philip Keith Thomas Knight Shelby Knight Judy Long Wanda Mannahan Kathryn Martin Josephine Morgan Charles Oates SIXTH GRADE n Ann Oplesby Hilda Otrlesby John Parker Carrie Pendley Floyd Whitfield Sdith Pendley Judith Putman Joenell Putman Johnnie Pyles lanny Woodward Hilda Renshaw Dwight Rodeers Raymond Rodgers David Saint Danny Woodward Svely n Thomas Merle Tlrey Annabelle Vincent J. C. Vincent X II 1 Edward Back CaryIon Barnett Vyrna Blades Linda Berry nlaatua Bowman Cfrnll Brooks Sara Brown Patricia Browning Rodney Carlto James R. Dukes Lois Forehan Charles OamblLn Tommy Qamblln Haomia Oloson John Halfacer Wanda Hamby trussel Hehemann Louise Hicks Mamie Hunter James Horn Sandra Huddleston Frankie Joselyn Zeak Justice Joe Kenney Joyce Knowles William Mathenny William Matheny Jarrell WcXenny P, Powell Leon Pend ley Rex Rodgers Joe Randolph % Larry Pullor «simer Smith Patricia Tate Joseph Tyson Betty Vandiver Junior Vandiver Patricia Vlckory Robert Waddle Shirley West Carroll Winstead Woodard Avinell Kean FIFTH GRADE MISS DAVIS, TEACHER Esther Cavanauph O Richard Choat 5 Noble Harris o Juanita Dill 0 i 'L 1 FOURTH GRADE MRS LILLIAN CRICK, TEACHER Johnny Ashby, Don Brasher, Larry Bowman, Willie Brooks, Mary Jo Brown, Lula 3elle Carroll, Phyllis Cavanaugh, Joyce Choat, Ciavton Carneil, Sue Carnell, Francis Cook, Denver Crick, Marvin Crick, Betty Cummings, Robert Cummings, Rose Dickerson, Jerry Fletcher, James Gibson, Jean Hicks, Edith Hight, Bobby Horn, Garland Key, .«ilia jean Knight, Paul Lathom, Minnie Lewis, Howell Love, Margaret Marsh, Martha Marsh, Shirley Matheny, Joe Nance, Kenneth Oates, Anna Parker, Peggy Pendley, Billy Peavler, James Renshaw, James Lnelton, Phillip Shelton, Mary Sklmehorn, Gail Smith, Hilda Vincent, Joseph Vincent, Russell Whitfield Anita Abbott James Ashby Larry Browning Mildred Caroltn James Clayton Pricilla Crick Marlin Croft Retha Davis Oaye Duncan Jo Ann Duncan Tommy Dill Nathanial Earner Terry Fyller Phyllis Halfacre Shirley Hamby Chalres Hicks Donald Jarvis Imogens Justis Jerry Long wayne Lovan Retha Mannalian John Pearson Nell pendley Linda ploasant Rita Rodgers Edythe James Shirley Thomas Vickery Hinsteade Patsy Sattrrfeld Robbie Smith Bettie Jean Tate Kenneth Teague Richard Teague II I I ' Shirley Aboot Ronnie Buker Betty Jo Bearden Glenda Bevlla Jane Browning Louis Vandiver 2 Lucille Lewis 2 Barbara Wheat Wallace Choates Wanda Choates Larry Clark Charlie Cook Spead Cook Bobby Gamblln Billy Gilkey Barbara Gipson Myrtle Gipson Douglas Grace Warren Ray Grace Frank Greenham Opal Hemmlngs Cheater Hopper Fred Jarvis Mary Lee Justls James Lantrlp Shirley Latham Llle Miller Dorothy Moore Joe Berry McIntosh Tommie Oglesby pat Page Will Edd Parker Geneva Payne Howard Pendley Wanda Lou Pendley Jimmie Whitfield Bobble Satterfield Joyce Tyson Bernice Putman Albert Pollard Margaret Pressley Bobby Anglin Louise Anglin Billie Backs Steven Brown Gertie Browning Joan Cato Brenda Crick Bonnie Crick Jack Fox Barbara Grace Katherine Hamby Bernard Hehenwn Cury Hopper Douglas Hunter Douie lentrip Noretta Parker Betty Peavler Carolyn Pendley Beckie Rodgers Peggy Shelton Fay Pennington Marie Pennington Billy Rodgers Brenda Smith Robert Tate Carmon Vincent Dale barren Ronnie Whitfield Johnnie Woodard I SECOND GRADE liiiiiiiHiiiiinniiiiiiiimimnmmuiMli Betty Brown 534853235353485353534853 a a I I Grade IV Section I Mrs. Lillian Crick, Teacher Grade II Section I Mrs. Sallle Cates, Teacher FIRST GRADE Class Roll Robert Adams, Kenneth Anglin, Charles Back, Joe Blades, Shuron Browning, Shirley Browning, Sue Carroll, Vada Sue Choates, Alfred Crick, David Cansler, Barbara Coburn, Brenda Croft, James Cummings, Charles Cummings, Hilda Dickerson, Robbie Downey, Lucy Duke3, Bobby Gibson, Charles Gibson, James Gibson, Jessie Gibson, Ina Gibson, Norman Gibson, William Gibson, Michall Goodwin, Robert narvey. Earn- est Harris, Darlene Jackson, Jo Ann Lantrip, Jessie Lewis, Annetta Littlepage, Wanda Moore, Sandra McKnight, Martha Oates, Elmer Parker, Flossie Parker, Brenda Pendley, David Pendley, Kenneth Pendley, Jeraldine Pendley, Sue Pendley, Mary pollard, Jerry Powell, Joe Putman, Bobby Renshaw, Elaine Sheets, Patricia Shel- ton, Carole purlin, Hollis Teague, Bobby Tirey, Dallas yaon, Bonnie Waddle, Hilda Whitfield, Fay Whitfield, Ray Whitfield. 1 tl I 5 tirade 1 Section 1 Mrs. Emir Oates-Teacher Grade ill Section 1 Mrs. Helen Ford-Teacher ■ n I «I i i,avld Ball, Jommy Blades, .myna Cato, Larrv t owney, John Horn, Roger Horn eorse McIntosh, Larry Joe Oglesby, Aaron Fondly, william Prossley, Dale Dm1th 3illy Joe Nance, Lee Brasher, David Clark, Ed. Lee i ord, David Keith, Ron Love Tony Drowse, Rodney Whitfield, Frankie Bearden, Kay Dunning, Patricia Greenham Phyllis Lantrip, Mary Proctor, Sandra Putman, blnaa Shelton, Betty Skimerhorn Dianne Cates, Beverly Bilbro, Juanita Brooks, Sharon Browning, Helen i avls Karen Lee Dennis, Glenda Joselyn, Linda Phelps, Gay Lynn Clark H I 1 r' Uridfis I end II Section II Miss Sisk, Teacher Grades III and IV Section II Mrs. Betty Lyons, Teacher tf 'f . ’ n ‘i 1 t i Kenneth Johnston To know Kenneth Johnston is to feel the value of the best In humanity. Tied with Billy Welch for first placo honors. Both were declared Valedictorians. It ■� If individual worth is a virtue. Bill Welch is doubly virtuous. Billie June Black Winner of D. A. R. Citizenship Award Alice Fayle Tittsvorth Winner of Miss Nortonville High Billy Noel-Senior Award—Free throw champ of Nortonville for Season 5 9-Sl Franklin Phillips-Senior Award—Most valuable player of Nortonville for season 50-51 K 1 I I ROW 1----JEAN POE, KENNETH C. BERRY, DONNIE HOLMES, CARMA PENDLEY ROW 2----ADA RUTH SLATON, JOHN HAYS, KENNETH JOHNSTON, BILLY NOEL JO ANN HIOHT, DONALD SISK- ROW 3----ALICE TITTSWORTH, BILLY WELCH, JESSIE B. JOHNSTON, JEAN OLADDISH, BETTY WELCH, DOROTHY CRUNK, MARTHA JO CAVANAUGH, VIRGINIA CARLTON, CONNIE JEANNE LOVE— EMRT EM— Blue COLOR and White FALL TERM SPRING TERM President........Donnie Holmes KENNETH C. BERRY President.... Martha Cavanaugh Vioe-Pres.............Jean Poe Sponsor Vioe-Pres.........Connie Love Secretary.........Billy Welch Treasurer.........Jo An Hight Sergeant-at-Arms.....Don Sisk Reporter..........Betty Welch Publicity Direotor........... .......Martha Jo Cavanaugh Artist........Kenneth Johnston Secretary.............Don Sisk Treasurer.........Jo Ann Hight Sergeant-at-Arms....John Hays Reporter.....Virginia Carlton Publicity Direotor........... ...............Billy Weloh Artist.......Kenneth Johnston I X 'f the.....p A S S--0 V E R «Dili FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA America. I believe that free education Is the right of every young person in I believe that the future of America depends upon mutual understand- ing and cooperation of business, Industry, labor, the home, the church, the school, and by the peoples of our own and other lands. I agree to do my utmost to bring about better understanding and cooperation on the part of all these groups. r I believe every young person should prepare himself for a useful occupation, and that he should carry on that occupation In a manner that will bring the greatest good to the greates number. I believe every young person should be actively interested In better social, political, community, and family life. I believe every young person has a right to earn his living at a useful occupation and that this right should not be denied him because of race color, or creed. ’ I believe every young person should take responsibility for carrying out assigned tasks In a manner that will reflect credit to himself, his assoc- iates, his school, and his community I believe in my own ability to work efficiently and to think clearly, and I pledge myself to use these abilities to make America a better place for everyone. HONORARY MEMBERS Clyde Hamby C. R. H rralson Sterling Lanier rs. Ovle M. What'S This I....I'M NOT NEAT----- Will You Be---My SECRETARY?TTt I ' HIGH SCHOOL 4-H Club I GRADS SCHOOL ' i We Work I I I I m 4 i - TveT the Senior Class of Tjortonville High School In the year of 1951 will the following: To the Freshman, we will our ability to use all extra time for study and courtesy. To the Sophomores, we leave our ability to think faster than the teachers and our right to be five minutes late for each class. To the Juniors, who will take our place next year we leave all our rights and prlvl- llges, also our ability to argue In Mr. Sisks class. We also will the Coca Cola bottle In the trophy case to be taken on all following Senior trips. We, as the whole Senior Class, also will to tie entire student body the right to do anything they can get by with at anytime they see fit to do it. WE DID The following Individuals will these things personally We, Ada Ruth Slaton and Dorothy Crunk, will our chairs In the office and our abilities to count money to Faye Oates and Sue Sisk. I, Magdolene Rodgers, will my ar.llity to work Math, to Mary Jane Clark. I, Joyce Burchfield, will my Interest In the Crofton boys to Hazle Jackson. X Peggy Martin, will my ability to talk In studyhall to Alfred Adcox. I, Joyce Camplln, will my height to Helen Bowers. I, Darls Stenbrldge, do hereby will my quite and dignified ways to Hazle Jackson. I, Pat East, do hereby will my weight to Junior pleasant. May he always toss It around as freely as I have. I, J. R. Dlcklnsoi), will my ability to draw In shop to Gene L. Lee. I, Bailey Brothers, of sound mind and good Judgement will my size and ability to skip class and still get fair grades to my successor Mlkey Holmes. I, Jessie Belle Johnston, will my Interest in Mortons High School to Anna Marie Roberts. I, Kenneth Johnston, will my unnecessary muscles and gool looks to John Hayes. I, Franklin Phillips, will my ability ito make a bed to anyone who needs it. I, Carmon Hlght, will my ability to varnish In shop to anyone who wants It. I, Wesley Moore, will my ability to sweep the shop floor to Bobby Hamby. I, Bunyan Sneed, will my seat In Business Class to anyone who has the nerve to take the subject. I, Billie Black, hereby will all of my slightly used hunting and fishing llbense along with two shot gun shells, a black- jack, and a well thumbed detective book to La Rue Dillingham I, Bob McKnlght, will ray ability to get up in the morning at 7;05 and catch tne bus at 7 oclock to Harry Martin. I, Martha Cavanaugh, will my ability to study to Helen Bowers I, Jo Ann Hlght, will my ability to be mischievous to Patricia Gray. I, Mable Morgan, do hereby will ray freckles to Ann Scott hop- ing she will get as much pleasure from wearing them as I have I, Betty welch, will my friendly disposition to Faye Oates. I, Charles Dunlap, will my ability to sell annuals to Dur- wood Woodwards. IE e i I, Jo. ce Love, will my ability to talk In Government class to Patricia Gray. I� Bremen Slaton, will my ability to get to shop on time to Hank Barnes. I Durwood Hartlr, will my ability to aggrlvate tne girls to Harry Martin. I Betty Stanley, will my ability to catch a man before you graduate to Alice Fayle Tittsworth. I, Reba Fox, will my height to June Key. I, Leatrlce Mchnlght, will my ability to make good grades to Gene Lovell. I, Jean Poe, will my ability to argue In class to Sue Pleasant. I, May Downey Gladalsh, do hereby will to May Belle McKnlght my interest In the name Mary to be used by her at anytime any- one sees fit to substitute It for May. I, Billy Matheny, will my ability to be In class on time to Alfred Adcox. I, Donnie Holmes, will my ability to guard Jimmy Mltchel to James Noel. I, Lula Belle Oglesby, will my book-keeping book to Faye Terry. I, Billy Welch, will my salesmanship and Book-keeping abilities to the unlucky person who receives the job as Business Mgr. of the next annual. I, Billy Noel, will my ability to speak In front of a group of people to VY. A. Ruddell. I, Don Sisk, will my ability to get along in Mr. Berrys' class to any poor soul who needs It. I, O'Neal Lewis, will my aollity to play basketball and a lover of all glrl3 to Ronnie Butler. X, Mary Whitescarver, will my ability to study in class to La Rue Dillingham. 'i 't c 1 STANDING Coach Charles Sisk, Freeman Keith, Durwood Woodward, O'Neal Lewis Frank Phillips, Bailey Brothers. KNEELING Donnie Holmes, Billy Noel, Jamie Noel, Durwood Key, Freeman Teague. h Betty Welch, Martha Cavanaugh, Connie Love, Jo Ann Hight K I P-cT v4o V 4° A, 4 O’Neal Lewis Senior-Center O s s 9 §L 2 P $ I 'i I ■ Durwood Key 8th.-Forward K I '1 Our Team This year Nortonville High School suffers a great loss to ita team uue to the graduation of the following seniors? Bailey Brothers, Donnie Holmes, O'Neal Lewis, Billy Noel and Franklin i Mllips? These boys have fought a good fight and have played good ball in a sportsmanlike manner. We are justly proud, of them and their CoachMr. Charles Sisk who has worked faithfully to make them a good team. •And when that great scorer comes To write against our name He writes not if we won or lost But how we played the game.1 Bailey Brothers Bailey has brown eyes, dark hair,is 5'11“ and weighs 175 Pounds. He never considered basketball until his Freshman year, but deve- loped into a good rebound and a good defensive man. He has played two years on the varsity. Because of his weakness in offense and the lack of his ability to hit the bucket he never made a n all tournament team, Bailey played very few complete games this year, because of his fowling. He is always ready to play hard when a game gets rough. This year he scored 122 points and he had an average of 5.8 in thirty-two games. Donnie Holmes Donnie Holmes has blond hair and blue eyes.He is 5� yw arid weighs 145 pounds. He was tne smallest of all the Senior players. Due to his size he did not see much varsity action his Freshman year until the district tournament where he scored 20 points in three games. He showed much improvement during his Sophmore year, playing good ball as a reserve. He had to miss about ten games that year due to Pneuomia. His Junior year he broke in as a starter and was reco ;nized as one of the better players in the county. His Senior year Donnie was one of the Spark Plugs ofThe Badgers, He has developed into an excellent ball handler and above the average long shot. He was selected on the all County and all District Tourn- ament team. He scored 382 points this year for a 12 point average. We shall miss Donnie on our team next year, but we are expecting to hear from him on a college team in the future� O'Neal (Bull) Lewis O'Neal Lewis has light brown hair and brown eyes. He is 6 3“ and weighs 225 pounds. He has played four years of varsity , and r veived the highest honor of any of the First Five wnen tie was named during Ms Junior year on the honorable mentions in the state. Lewis was starter on the varsity the last semester of his Fresh- man year. In his Sophmore year he maae two all tourney teams, the Hopkins County and the District. During his Junior year he made the going rough for Co. Centers, and v.as selected as all county man in the Hopkins County tournament� His Senior year was the best by far. In 32 games he scored 681 points for an average of 21.31 a game. This broke Clark's record of 666 in one season, which had broken all previous records for the school. The average also set a new record. He made the all tourney team for the Purchase-Pennyrile Invitat- ional of this year. R t V 1 i i Billy Noel Billy has been regular player on the varlsty team since ne was a Freshman. During his Sophmore year, which was probably his best year, he was a ball of fire, and rated high in scoring honors. He was selected on the all tourney team in the Hopkins County Tournament. During Billy's Junior year he was picked on both the HopklnsCo. and District tournament teams. However, he was hampered greatly this year with a knee injury His Senior year he played good ball most of the year with 207 points for an average of 6.5. He was given a trophy by Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. for the most free throws. Noel has dark brown hair and brown eyes. He is 5'99 and weighs 151 pounds. Frank Phillips Frank Phillips has been chosen the most valuafck player on the 50-51 Badger basketball team of Nortonvllle High School. This Choice was made by the team. He was presented a trophy donated by the Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Frank didn't start on varsity when he was a freshman, but has been a regular for the other three years. He was a demoncon rebound and defense, but was never so great on offense. However, you couldn't say Frank couldn't be an offensive star, because several times in curlcal games he showed signs of greatness in offense. He made only one all tourney team, but we £m1 he was overlooked on several others. He finished 3rd behind Lewis and Holmes in team scoring, with 839 points scored in 30 games, making an average of 8.3 per game. Phillips has blond hair, green eyes, weighs 160 pounds and in 6' tall. He is third in line of the Phillips brothers, playing on the Badgers team, bearing the number 66. TRIBUTE TO CHEERLEADERS We owe a debt of gratitude to our really fine cheerleaders for their splendid year's work. We shall greatly miss Martha, Betty, and Jo Ann as they are Seniors and will be in the grad- uating class. Martha Jo Cavanaugh and Betty Welch have been on the team for three years, and Jo Ann Hlght has Just finished her fourth year. Connie Love has been cheerleader for two years and has done good work. We hope she will continue on the team. O'neal Lewis-Senior Award—All state third team Donnie Holmes —All district team 3ull Lewis poses for a replica of Greenville on December 5� 1950. his famous 5bft. set shot against 'TRY AND GET IT IF YOU CAN seems to be the motto of Nortonvlll's ace guards Blllv who are specialists in last minute FREEZING of the ball. 1 Donnie B i ’i H Two forwards who were very forward In ability, fight, aggressiveness. Left-Prank Phillips Right-Bailey Brothers Frank Phillips, voted most valuable of season by his team mates. Bailey Brothers, an aggressive player, always a sport- man, the going never got too tough or rough for Bailey . .-.AaASERS Left-3remen Slaton Senior-'.,ar.a ;er ,,ight-Janes Barnes Peyton Hance Assistant ana era ■ 't a i ‘i I SXEbadg e rs wins v sn Ho. 16 i.ewis Leads ftwr S.-L, bfidy rSiO 4% Straight 66-23 Victory Do.ij M:iiiki ii Wilson 2. Iiowle? v mort Ashbv 2. B. Ashby 1. Crowle r Hr HltKMKN SLATON Chnipi Sisk's Nortonviile Bad- gers won their 16th game of thr N'v n lust night by whipping a pxx! ITovldem c tear.i -� 35 tn thr Webster county town. It was only the third Ium for the Buildup Nortonvllc ted nil fh« way, pout quarter matfrtiui of 17-8. 31-20, |t« Seim amt 14-2 . () Nell Lewi and Itiilllpa tied for scoring hor for Nortonviile with 11 point . Spears 2. Keeney, of Providence, win high Nortonviile Noel I. Holme: A for both clubs with 16 point . Keith 3. Sisk 2. Lewis 20. VV N-juad 37-27. The Pfovkienci- seconl «qua ward 7. Phillip 17. MeKnlgb won over the Xortonville junior, in the preliminary 3f -20. Nortonviile plays Charleston Nortonviile next Tuesday nght will participate in the annua Purrhase-Penny ril«- tourney a Murray Thursday night and meet Mortons Gap at Muttons Kudu; night Box St'nxr NORTONVII LE Holmes 10. Noel 2. B. Noel 7. Lewis 11, ppd lips J I. Brothels -I. Woodward IK Score l ROVII'ENCE (’offr.-.an, NORTOXVILLE Na h 5. Phillips 4. Wade 1. Ked N 16. G cen g. Badgers Top Tech 37-27: Aces 554 In Cage Opener in N O ? By FREEMAN SLATON Messenger C urn—jM ndent )RT()NVILLE. NOV. 18 ciul) -Charle Sbks Norton Badger� won their tbcJl game in as many f tarta!J. ,!i 1 8t night us they defeated . . ad in ; Owensboro Tech cagey, K . ' fourth FREEMAN •«-•uger Ctr ITmNVIM.I theii if Wj-m t •ucees.futy herv UMJ.ng jik . . ►VOi .h • Nr .. Rod awi.y from ' sp.nfnti Badgers Stop Dragons With Hoi men 4 8. Woodward 3. Lewis Phillip. 4 Brothers 9 SOUTH CHRISTIAN Gee 7 R. Noel 18, Walker 6. E Noel 9 Roberts 10 T: e Badgers were never behind. j. polling a first quarter lead of 8-4..j,;., K time margin 15-9. and a third- p.,, Cj .ui ter lead of 27-19. A Lewis lead th winners in scor- ing honora with a total of 21 f • ? while Tanner topped the - 1 •••.sitora with 8 points nun Nortonviile—Noel 2. Holmes 6. B Woodward 4. Lewis 21. Phillip 2 Brothers 2. Hoi Owensboro E Knight 6 D, Knight 5, B Ford 6. B Apman J. Tanner 8. . «Sen 12 Refc rees— Utley and Zachem. J 18 Mr. 1.sonvi 11«. mtiP set thr K ON «I Lew.® «: lust sesxo.M tn n •0 ’he I;. 1 Win rhekd Neb. umJ 4 -- in iors U 2-11 al LI: •rtonvil No. 1 1 V Lev s 26, 1. ptaittM 7 U 4 or. 1?. v. . 4. k Stovall a: I Badgers Sink Guthrie 61-35SsSz . Norto nvclge Bj. BREMEN MATON •.i i Risks Nortrni � v wl. i ped the G‘ rie Eagle at Gut):' 1 • last 61-35. blowi the tin perl'xl . Big O.Ntii Lewi paeo 24 |tanL n w.u 13 High to: 1 Cnlht; No •. mv I tho Mid 17-11 . ■. the the first qt tarter. Th score was 2 v 0 qua i ter mai k W:; 42 •-’7. N« ton U! !e p!a n.iiht the Quintet: TopsCrofton Jammed Pack Gym Watches , V( See-Saw Tilt 4. Phd- 20. R BREMEN SLATON lints. Norton vi lie's Badgct won ihc wuhtecond game on successive mgh away from home as they defeat w,|y the Croflon Cougar� at Ciufti he end ottast night 4y l0 42 uith f Vc lh'nm' ,,oimn ♦««� Bn. . a' Mudix«in ill - , ‘-«wis scored 20 point while -limej|l hlt ,,,r in Th° • e� i all the way. holding quai ter ttargina of 10-0. 22-19 and 36-29.autchgll Pile was t p man for CroftonBogges f. J? , R w‘'« n .... • , .. ... , Loach ChsTjes 8;� k will bring Totals GVillLI ng e Badgers U. Madison Sjft' '■ ”J “‘ I ,4iinta l3true d v night to nh� Uun ; . Hall 2 iTate � Mar a� ns NEBO. Dec 23 (Special) An Ndrtonvilte Brother lips 10. Lewi 20. Ho Woodward 4. Noel 6. Eartington Taylor 13 Smith. Jamb!� 5. Almbn 5. Allen 4. Stoke . M'� i 3. Waft on 6 OITir.als wilder. Madl.von Ville —T («I Cioiton and iree.s Marlia.mv.!t ■Mi It von lite -a-; Ttu -dr«y N( «TON V11.K Noel 11. Wood v. 1 5. H 9. ler.VM 2t .,th PJ� IIiph 8. Brc.1 vdle next meet ctene Norton illr (33) 23 cSnerlHil-jCr.............. lC m !hc Ph,iI‘P- • .. cspecial) An , overtime prior to Chuslmax Biothers . MbiertMortons Gap team. ox Lawia «Oi. hed by Bcx)ts Off itt and given NORTONVILLE Holmes 16 Noel mile r.'..«noe to advance beyond 4 PhlIh „ Holmes U.e drat round .ast iught won the nWooilwAr.| I N W.Kxlwaid annual Hopkirs county basketball croptON Rhcsie, 8. T;«v!or8 Totals . to irnament herc by defeatUig a unn,m, 8 PtIe, ,(l R i hign-lly ng Dalton team W to 4 _______- Score at half Nortonviile Lira tea. who pxo.vi led tl rnonrrrAV no is fMadisanville 20 gurney , VR up t T . o , F,Cr thro Curneal 2In U 'cn mng'VdiAt“c.r hV. n®t by e CrafU 2. Uvns. Holmes. ] buddm a,? wrd of l 1 Th2 Trom;jCub of Storvj-omped through 1 to urn- ; -In- Paducah FI4 FT PF 1 . 5 0 0 . 1 2 . 5 0 9 3 2 1 ’ I 1 2 . 1 0 2 22 8 13 ill Hi FT it rj 4 0 � 2 0 4 . 9 2 1 . 0 2 1 i 9 1 0 r 0 1 • 24 5 9 54 orton ci h Chosen For Murray Gome % MI RRAY Kv. Jsn Tl—With the selection o: J irroie.llk as the sec- ond Prm.M ig •.•«m the is r : complete for the P:irrh«se-Prnr. - rile cls-'u 4n Mwr:� . Jan 18 Tlie Hopttlnc cocaaly Ba mr� of ’Pats SiMt will meet Cuba in � he first aaxnr. Or� ham and Lone Oak will tanxie in the nightcap Tft Purchuae-Prnnvrlle. a mld- � pons evenl eajce 193« two highly-rated tean;% .«•m -abch area ContesUnt- l 4® (he years have been among I the iwm in tl� e commonwealth in- I tdine at lea t tmo state champion Tno Purchase team have won 1� same as against six taken by the Prnnynle Cuba, representing the Purchase halftime ding here last night to Officials favor ! Notion Ville Badqets, to 4a, oaiae frdm beWr. ballon. Offutt’s team to 13 after the first quarter by one point. 31-30 at______ way mark, fell behind 45-42 af!« mMway p� mt. „ulUr aid be SSSSyUk pride’ three' quarters, a.nd managed t? The scire was dead locked 14 i lmss. Nortonviile; Scott of c otv The Badgers c achrd bv lna. Rap margin la the closuiH ut the first stop, and South , bo; Wilson of Hansen and R ‘Tsk Stvk. have been paced to a second . Christian held u 30-23 h-lltir • |« kms of Charleston. Mg g ord by O'NesI Uwls. their IV� v rforr (First Game) lead. NortonvnIJe shot ahea.' 45-.T Phl,lipH hlt 1o! 17 «.inta for V 1 '2Ln J ™ blgh Nebo HiU 5. Bone S. Hifchfwitti a bi-.atermg attack :n the wcond honors and Donnie Holme - S ro,d Rw lon Scon 13. Winstead 7. Ca.esthud atanxa and fought off a be- cfl rtn cVrn ik x n for NorU Porter 2. Kelly 4. lated drive by the Dragons in they.j, . Cnnvicv eleven Nortonviile—Brothers 13. I final period. Up 7. Lewis 2' . Noel 3 Holmes 1?. Woodward's. Second Region Nortonviile whipped host Nebo count fur runner-ip lonors .1 the? Fpa.-.Hl the Han.son scoring. | ««naolaUoa game is big O'Neal Iawi P ured 25 points th: jugh the cords. Scott was the big noise I 1 « ' Compliments Of BAKER AND HICKMAN’S HOME OF Nationally Known-Nationally Advertised and Nationally Accepted Merchandise 13 E. Center Madisonville, K$. Phone 207 A k for g � • geldsLmrvyds. Milk - Butter - Ice Cream 0. C. MILK CO. Incorporated Madisonville, Kentucky CLEMENTS JEWELERS 36 South Main Madisonville, Kentucky Watches and Jewelery Compliments Of FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Madisonville, Kentucky A SMART SHOP voque For Fashionable Women 21 S. Main Madisonville, Ky. TRAVELERS HOTEL On U. S. 1|1--Madisonville, Ky. ' JOHNSON BOYCE White Plains, Kentucky CURLEE Suits for Men Shoes for ALL the Family Fresh Meats and Fancy Groceries Congradulations Seniors Compliments Of from SCOTT BASSETT C. H. Blakeley's Store Coal Co. 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Radio's for Home and Car Phone 632 Hopkinsville, Ky. YOUNG HARDWARE CO. Your Red Spot Dealer Martin's Studio photographs That please 112 E. 6th St. Phone-120 Hopkinsville, Kentucky Hopkinsville, Kentucky Bulok The Buy HOWARD D. HAPPY CO. Dowdy Motor Company Office Equipment and Supplies Hopkinsville, Kentucky Hopkinsville, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF NORTON COAL CO. AN APPRECIATION FROM THE CLASS We, the Senior Class of 1951 of Nortonvllle High School are now on the last mile of our Journey through publio school. Ihe greater part of this Journey has been very pleasant and we have been happy along the way. This, our friends has been largely due to your kind words and helpful manner. When the way has been rough and the burdens almost too heavy to carry some one has come to our aid and thus gave ms courage to carry on. You have helped us in many ways: You always co-operated in every way possible. You subscribed for our Year Book, you subscribed for the Badger, you adver- tised In our publications, you patronised our various activ- ities, the teachers were ready to advise and aid us at all times and our fellow students always were ready to lend a helping hand at any time. For all this we appreciate more than we can possibly say, for after all, words do not always convey our deepest thoughts, but we trust that in some small measure, we may prove worthy of these favors, and that your time, effort, and interest has not been wasted. 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