Nortonville High School - Badger Yearbook (Nortonville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1952 volume:

I Presents BADGER FRANKLIN DELANO PHILLIPS Green be the turf above thee. Friend of my better daysJ None knew thee but to love thee, Nor named thee but to praise. Halleck Hr. C. B. Harralson Principal of Kortonville Hi h School 'r. C. H. Harralson, the son of l!r. Giles and ’irs. Lillie • arral- son. was roared in the country about three miles north of .,ebo, in the settlement known as Bald Knob. Hr. Harralson attenaed a one room school about one and half miles from his none. 3«lnj an industrious vounr man he would rise early in the morning and mil several cow,, eft breakfast in a hurry, and run the mile and hal to school so he could nlav baseball before the teacher arrlveo and startle, classes. •e attended this little country school through the seventh grade. Then he came to liebo and took the eighth made. During his summer vacations he helped his father on the farm. '?e went his four nlgn school years at a boardinr school in Berea, Ky. ’.3 received n-s hl.h school diploma and started to Western Teacher's College, In Bowling Green, in 1923-  e received his A. 5. cemee from Jestern in 1929- Dur'n this time he taught school at .hite City in the year of 1, 26, «1 e also taught school at Kebo from 1927-1935. In the summer of IC-jg-31 he attended the University of Colorado at Boulder, Coloraoo. 193d he came to Kortonville. I.ir. Harralson served two years as county attendence officier in 1937-39- He was assistant county super- intendent i« 1939-lfO. Then he returned to Nebo and taught for nine -ears and returning here a-ain in 191 9 and has been here every since. During his summer vacations he worked in automobile factories. V e have been verv fortunate in havin - !ir. Harralson as Principal for the past three years, - i s quiet and pleasing personality will long be remembered by the students. Mrs. Herman Gladdish Senior Sponsor Mrs. Coyle Putman Junior Sponsor Mr. Alvah Skaggs Sophomore Sponsor Jean Hunt- Business Manager Patricia Gray .. 3 Production Manager Publicity Manager Annual Staff f omvs Jean Alice Hunt 'Winner of the D. A. R. Citizenship Award In this individual instance ambition is not Made of sterner stuff than Jean Alice Hunt Jimmie Cavanaugh—V. President William Ruddell—Treasure Ann Oldh m-Sgt. at Arms CLASS SPONSOR: Mrs.. Herman Gladdish CLA3S COLORS: Oreen and White CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS MOTTO: Knowledge is power CLASS AMBITION: One accomplishment not achieved by preceding Senior classes. Alfred Adcox With that merry and carefree air, you can always tell when he is there. Helen Bowers Never speak senso when nonsense will answer the purpose as well. Doris Crick Brothers She looks like an angel, she acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. Ray Brown Honor lies in honest toil. Jimmie Cavanaugh After four years of faithful service---- I'm laid off. Charles Delloss One way to get ahead and stay ahead is to use a head. Quentin DeMoss Try to argue if you can, I can beat most any man. La Reu Dillingham She's willing to be convinced, but who can convlence her. Robert Finley it'8 not what you do It's what you get away with. Jacqueline Gladdlsh Life is easy, smooth and slow, do what comes and let the rest go. i ■v Doshia Graady Jean Gladdish Laurel Grace I can live wlthout poetry or walking but who in the world can live without talk- ing. There's a little bad in every good little girl. Patricia Gray Po make friends with a wild beast is better than to make friends with an Inquisitive person. 'She shifted her brain into neutral and let her tongue rattle on. I John Hays Jean Alice Hunt He who sitteth upon A quiet, serene coun- a tack--veal he shall tenance and a gracious, rise. ' pleasing manner. lene Lovell iiuiet? You should know him better. Harry Martin I came, I bluffed, I gradua ted. Maybelle McKnlght In school a quiet lass she seems to be, but who knows If It's true when she’s free. Nora Lee Morris A blush, beautiful but sometimes Incon- venient. Dobby Cole Moore Minds are like horses; one must exercise them If you wish to keep them in working order. Wayne Mensor Next to my head, I like my red hair best. Ann Oldham Her mind is here but her heart is elsewhere. Sue pleasant They say love makes the world go round. Catch me I'm getting dizzy. Dan Slate A bashful boy of the PFA. He will be a :armer some day. Paynell Terry KorK fascinates me; I can sit and look at It for hours. William Rudaell A musician, a student and liked by all, but Oh! my gosh'. 'What a screwball. Coleen bade A young lady with plenty of da3h l She chose her Romeo from the Senior class. Sponsor—Mrs. Coyle Putman President-Durwoow Woodward V.President-Joan McKenny Secretary-Connie Love Treasurer-Carma pendley Reporter-June Key -Mi, V ( Class Motto-He who climbs highest is one wno helps another up Em$r Class Flower-Red Roses Class Color-Blue and White I J Betty Adams Virginia Carlton Mary Clark James Barnes Anna Cotton Billie Blades Joan Cullen Pansy Dillingham Joanne Johnston June Key Faye Gamble C V - '• S Charles Gunn r , jrjii jerry Huddleston Connie Love Freeman Keith Eiwood Murrah  .Mary Matney Peyton Nance Nancy stobaugh Richard Smith Durwooa woodward The Black Ghost Mrs. Hey wood---------------------------June Key Mandy---------------------------------------Connie Love jill-------------------------------------------Pay Oats Sugar-----------------------------Mary Jane Clark Dean_______________________________________Durwood Woodward Buzz----------------------------------Payton Nance Harry________________________________Freeman Keith Peggy-------------------------------- Nadine Tirey Brenda------------------------------------Virginia Carlton pete-------------------------------El wood Mur rah Mrs. Coyle putman. Director _ Abbott Atkinaon Barnes Bennett Barbara Butler Jennie Builook - l (ft {!) A Q V' ' v' Douglas Downan Leon Bowman James Bruoe 4 Connie Butler Betty Childers r_ i'-4 Eugene Crunk Polly Joyoe Gene Dale Aubrey Carolyn Harvey Eight Lee Lawther Miller Moore Hight Salon Thomason Carl Ruddell Joyce Martin Minnie Rodgers Bobby Winsett Du per? Betsy Jo? Dolores Barbara Smith Slaton Smith Wilson Bones clarenoe Wade Whitfield Sophomore Class Officers CLASS SPONSOR: A. L. SKAGGS CLASS COLORS: PURPLE AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER: CARNATION CLASS MOTTO: PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT CLASS AMBITI IN: TO SAIL THE SEVEN SEAS Carloyn Moore—V. president Gaynell Duncan—president . Allsbrook Jackie Berry Joan Dillingham Shirley Dukes Dorothy Knowles sue LaPradd Lillie Menser Patricia Moore Barbara Rickard Juanita Siebert L. Browning Addie Fox G. Long Faye Pleasant Ollie Thomason C. Cavanaugh Lois Gamblin Helen Mannahan Mae Pleasant Mary Upton V'1 A ' I Martha Choates Sudie Johnston Wilma Matney Gloria Raney Glenda Wells 9 h Sponsor ■IH CCom, 44ice%A irs. K«rmit Lovelace L • •irvin Ruy 3oll, Donald Blakely, Kurole. Bloodsivort.., Bobby Caroll Ti.onas Crick, Jerry ue.-.osj, Janes Dunlap, Robert iDraduy, Jo .nr.y Hamby ’illy Herrin , Pran,:io Hunt, Jimmy Hunt, Dur..ood Key, Donald Kno..lcs Joe yon ley, ?aye pleascnt, Lena Reynolds, Joan Sisk Musical Activities Larry Brown, Rodney Butler,Robert Ross Cates, Glenn Crick, Raymond Dickerson, James Epley, Donald Grace, Clyde Grace, Larry Hamby, Micael Holmes, William Jarvis, William Long, James Moseley, Durwood Oglesby, Shirley pendley. Freeman Teague, Donald West. Myrtte Barnes, Coletta Browning, Janice Butler, Betty Cornell, Hilda Fox, Glenda Franklin, Sue Halfacer,Virginia Hight, Julia Oates, Betty pendley. Ruby Rodgers, Carona Slaton, Edith Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Patty 'Tyson, Agnes Whitfield, Patty Whitfield, Joyce Whitfield. Teacher: Miss Allie Campbell Our Awful Aunt Sf Class Officers Our Awful Aunt On Thursday.October 25th, Miss Allie Campbell and the 8th grad sponsored a play titled our Aw- ful Aunt. The play was very in- spiring and was put on well. The proceeds 30 to the benefit of the library as v e are in need of more books. The following day most of the students went. I think everyone enjoyed see- ing all of the characters but I think the av'ful aunt was a main character vHo taught a lesson. They thought she was a mean aunt but by her untiring efforts and not giving up so quickly she pro- ved to one of the boys that his biggest buddies were getting him into the habit of drinking and smoking. 3y his drinking it pro ves to us wh t it can do for you., After all he realized she was only helpinr him. Miss Allie Campbell 8th grade Sponsor Science-English Seventh Grade Class Officers Hallowaon King High School Bobby Cole Moore Halloween Queen High School Edith Pendley Barbara Abbott, Patricea Ashtay, Wayne Baker, Elaine Bevels, “obbyNeal Blades, Glenda Bowman, Marthra Brown, Beverly Bullock, Lois Butler, Betty Lou Carlton Wilma Carroll, Esther Cavanaugh, Marilyn Cavanaugh, Henry _happell, Lee ttoy, Chappell, Mauvereen..Clark, Marilyn ''rick, Joe Cunningham, Juanitia Dill, GLover Dillingham, Donald Downey, Joseph Finley, Thomas Knight, Peggy Lowther, Wanda Mannahan, Cathyrn Martin, Josephine Morgan, Charles Oates, Ann Oglesby, Hilda Oglesby, Carrie Lee Pendley, Edith Pendley, Robert Pendley, Geneva Phelps, Jo Nell Putman, Judy Putman, Hilda Renshaw, Dwight Podgers, Raymond Rodgerspavid Saint, Cecelia Satterfield, Evelvn Thomas. Anna Rell Vincent, Floyd Whitfield Danny Woodward, Lanny Woodward,Joyce Johnston, Phillip Keith, PhoebeHunt. Donald Bullock and Buddy Bullock not pictured Carolln Barnett, Linda Berry, Myrna Blades, Dorthy Blades, cleatus Bowman, Clyde Brooks, Sara Brown, Patricia Browning, William Bullock, Rodney Carlton, Thomas Choate, Shelby Clark, Bobby Dickerson, Sue Franklin, Larry Fuller, Charles Gamblin, Thomas Gamblin, Naomi Gibson, John Halfacer, Russell Heheman, Nancy Hicks, James Horn, Saunda Huddleston, Frankie Josleyn, Zeak Justis, Wanda Knowles, Judy Long, Kenneth Long, Robert Long, William Matheny, Darrell McKinney, John Parker, Joe Wayne Randolph, Lenard Riley, Rex Rodgers, Elmer Smith, Joe Stanley, patricia Tate, Merle Tirey, Joseph Tyson, Betty Lou Vandiver, Junior Vandiver, patricia Vickery, Rovert Waddle, Shirley West and Carrol Winstead. Teacher Mrs. Beashers Not Pictured t Charlotte Clayton Pricilla Criok Ben Finley Mayme Hunter Carolyn Abbott Dorthy Akins James Ashby Johnny Ashby Larry Wayne Bowman Don Brasher Willie Brown Mary Jo Brown ftiyllis Cavanaugh Joyce Cheat© Francis Cook Juanita Cook Clayton Cornell 8ue Cornell Denver Crick Betty Cunnings Robert Cummings Retha Davis Dwain Downey Rosa Dickerson Jerry Wayne Fletcher Gene Hioks Edith May Hitfit Garland Key Minnie Lewis Howell Love Margaret Marsh Martha Marsh Joe Rex Nanoe Larry Nanoe Kenneth Oats Anna Jean Parker John Pearson Peggy Pendly Billy Pevelar Linda pleasant Ronnie Pyle James Renshaw Fhilys Jerry Shelton Gail Smith James F Smith Kenny Teague Ricky Teague James Viotery Hilfa Vinoent Russell Whitfield Mrs. Ruby Sisk % n „ w Betty Brown Larry Browning Mildred Carlton Marvin Crick Marian Croft r ts -O- Sk Jl k if  rvm uric A Joiumi u an Hathaniel Farmer Terry Fuller James tfipaon Warren Craoe PbylHs Hal facer Hamby Char Mary Hamby Shirley i c£j| 'Vr • i. Lmagene Justis Mirdle Justis Shirley Matheny Carolyn Nightingale Opal Pendley Howard Pendley Si? Horn Fred Jarvis Charles Hioks Jerry Long Maroue Ix van r fVwWm Tommie Oglesby Albert Pollard Margaret Pressley Bern!oe Putman Hita Rodgers obby aterfield Patsy Saterfleld Ezra Sims Robbie Smith Wpal Sorrels Elisabeth Tate Shirley Winstead Jimmie Whitfield Mrs, Ifilkerson First Row.. Molly Brown, Steve Brown, onnie '..hitJ'eiid uavld Bullock, Joan Cato, Spead Cook, Bonnie Crick Second Row..Ray Hamby, Bernard Hehraanan, Douglas Hunter, Don Jarvis, Zelpha Jones, Glenda Joslyn, Sherley Lawther, Third Row.. Lucile Lewis, Jimmy Long, Retha Mannahan, Ola Faye Moore, Mitchell Helson, Donna Oglesby, Will Edd Parker, Fourth Row. Billy Rodgers.Carolyn pendley, Vanda Pendley, Mariee Pennington, Betty peveler, Pauline Phelephs, Ray uolls Fifth Row.. Brenda Smith, Herbert Tate, Edythe Thomas, Lervis Vandiver, Carmon Vincent, Rodger Dale barren Sixth Row.. Ronnie «hitfield- THIRD GRADE--Teacher Mrs. Helen Ford 1. Shirley Abbott 2. Ronnie Baker 3. Glenda Bevels I)., janutia Brooks 5. Beverly 3ilbro 6. Sharon Browning 7. Lee Brasher 8. Carl D. Clark 9- Gaye Lynn Clark 10. Larry Clark 11. Helen Davis 12. Karen Lee Dennis 13. Gearld Denton lLj.. Edward Lee Ford 15. Bobby Gamblin 16. Myrtle Gipon 17. Douglas Grace 18. David eith 19 Lewi 9 Lantrip 20. James Lantrip 21. Ronald Love 22. Joe Berry Mclntash 2 . Dorothy Moore 2if. jeanine Steuraman , 25. Naretta parxer 2o. Norma Rose Pennington 27. Faye Pennington 28. Tony Prowse 29. Robert Phelps 30. Joyce Typon 31. Jonnie Whitfield owit i Carl Brasher, Carlos Brasher, Gertie Browning, Vadi Browning, Vary Bullock, David C nsler, Brenda Croft, James Cummins, Kildi Dickerson, Ronnie Down- ing, Jock Fox, Vlcheal Goodwin, John Horn, Darlene Jackson, Joe Annlantrip Jesse Lewis, Kay VcKnight, Linda Nightingale, Vartha Oates, Rimer Dale Par- ker, Flossie Parker, Patricio Pearson, David Fendley, .Vandi Pendley, Foliard, Joe Putman, Bobby Renshaw, Carol Roynol, Pecmy Shelton, Caroll Spur lin, Rosemary Tate, Hollis Teague, Glenn Tyson, Bonnie Saddle, Hilda «hit- field, Christine Wilkerson. tiary Barnes Sandra Bllbro Sypert Bllbro Donnie Brasher Garland Brasher Faye Brooks Carl Ferguson Larthy Finley Donnie Franklin Gary Gamblin James Gibson Shirley Whitlfleld Pauline nicks Roger Dale Horn Gerald Jarvis Bobby Justice Betty Josleyn Larry Keith Douglas Keen Alan Lewis Eugene Manahan David Moore Larrie Smith William Moore Lillie Vincent Juanita Morgan Billie Nance James Nightingale Ronald Oglesby Donnie Smith Harold Whitiflelc Eugene peudley Archie Pennington Glenda phelps Letha PressJ.ey Dale Rodgers Kenneth Saint Betty Sarrels Norma Sarrels Grades 1 and 2 First Row----Thomas Blades,Shirley 3rowning,7Tayne Cato Alfred Crick,Lucy Dukes. Second Row—John Gibson ,Floyd Gibson, Bobby Gibson Annette Littlepage,Opal Phelps. Third tow----Earline Phelps,Mary Proctor,Roy Smith,Patrica Shelton, Be tty Skimehom. Fourth Row---Ray Whitfield,Faye TChitfield,David Bell,Joe Blades,Larry Downing. Fifth Row----Phyllis Lantrip,George McIntosh Linda Dunning,Larry Oglesby' Tilliam Presley. Sixth Row----Aaron Pendley,Saundra Putmanale Smith,Linda Shelton. o  111; Campbell, prominent Nortonvllle teacn.r receive. a oer- tlf IciU .IS l«.’,5.r service pin as an outs.«blnr leacl, r_o,'« , club work. This picture was made at a banquet Riven In leaders by Madlsonvllle Chain store operators. High School Grad I4.-H 4-H Club Larry Brown's Tobbacco Mrs. Inola Graves Home Economics Teacher Birthday Dinner given in honor of Bonez Wade Juture ®umemaker$ fk f) America , W if t'l ' rl mMr Demonstrating the sewing unit. Lorainne Browning Home Ec. Queen Managers Assistants BOOKiiEPIKO CLASS Commercial Instructor Mr. Robert Cates F. n. L. A. Gene Lovell This is proof that reticence is a very valuable asset Salutaiarian Jean Gladdish This is more e Vt, vicence that ability plus efl'6rt will always win. ''•% DaleMctanan • . : 1,- r-  r ' i August 19, 1948 the new army of recruits arrived at Nortonville High School in good order. They were exausted, nervous but in good spirits. Some of them were anxious to charge at once into the No Man's Land of Education, but they were restrained by stronger members of the class who sat on their heads and thus reduced the swelling. This year as Green Freshman's we had 56 members and were sponsored by Mr. Billy Gene Welsh. Together with the Sophomore's we took our class trip to Mammoth Cave. In our second year at N. H. S. we were sponsored by Mr. Robert Cates, and were left with only 37 members in our class. This year we took a class trip to Nashville. When we were Juniors we were s ponsored by Mrs. Coyle putman. By this time we had become more dignified, and had learned we could not always do as we wanted to. We sponsored the Junior-Senior Banquet, and took an over- night trip to Lexington. In the last year we are sponsored by Mrs. Herman Gladdish and are left with only 28 members in our class since one has gotten married and quit, and the other member decided not to be bothered with school any more. We leave Nortonville High School with many fond memories and hope each following year will be as interesting as these have been to us. Coleen Wade Historian Senior :))roj hecg This Is summer of 1962 and Nora Lee Morris, head instructor of Physical Education Department of Yale, is visiting Nortonville. She is surprised to hear of what her classmates of 1952 are doing. Ann Scott Oldham is now the dignified wife of the five star General Gil- bert Oldham. Two of the 52 Seniors are happily married and have a darling littleboy and girl. They are Coleen Wade and Gene Lovell. Gene is now president of U. M. W. of A. Jean Gladdish has the largest Commercial School in the United States. Jacqueline Gladdish is now President of Bethel College. Robert Finley is the noted Engineer that builds a new and better Empire State Building. Jimmie Cavanaugh now owns Sinclair Oil Company. John Hays, is the distinguished Author and lecturer on Psychology. Helen Bowers has become outstanding in the field of Child Psychologyphe now has 3 children of her own. Mrs. Carroll Whitifield, known to us as Laurel Ruth Grace is also Home Ec. Teacher at Nortonville. Bobby Moore, is now head of the Industrial Arts Dept, at the New White Plains High School. Dan Slate, became the champion of all champions in the field of Agricul- ture, he was awarded the Noebei prizes this year. Doris Crick Brothers, is the mother of beautiful twin girls attending— Nortonville School. Doris also became Chief Nurse at Madlsonville Hospital. Sue Pleasant is owner of the fabulous Suzan Shop on Fifth Ave. in New York. William Mule Ruddell is now the Jazz sensation in Paris France. Wayne Menser is Mules able Assistant in Paris. He also blows a mean Horn. Harry Martin is now President of the Coca Cola Company. Doshia Graddy now owns Berry's lunchroom and it's better and bigger than ever. La Reu Dillingh am is now a famous Radio Star. She is also ar.sxcellent in the field cattle branding. Patricia Gray now Mrs. Gordon Bedwell retired this year from tba Air Forces. Quentin De Moss is now owner of all property in and near St. Charles. Hazel Jackson is now head model in the Suzan Shop. Faynall Terry finally has received her reward for swimming the English Channel!in two hours. Charles De Moss is now head of the Levi Brothers Soap Company. Ray Brown is the leading doctor in Nortonville and surrounding areas. Margaret Blakely now Mrs. Duck Stanley owns and operatessthe largest- Growing Store in Hopkins County. Jean Hunt is the well known author of five best selling novels. ClassIDill Wa, the Class of 1952 of the Nortonvllle School do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament, in the form and manner as follows; To the entire school we leave the example we have set as worthy scholars and blameless students. Our record has been spotless and in all the annualsof our career we have done no deed, as a class, that we need blush for. To the community At large we bequeath the influence we have been for the honorable and better things of life; the interest in music, in local dramatis in debating activities, in charitable drives—all these have contributed to the development of the cultural spirit and in all we have taken part and doneour share. To the Junior Class we bestow our richest treasures. Almost too numerous to mention are these same treasures and when the lower classmen hear the recital of rare legacies which fall to their possession, we scarcely expect them to bear up nnder the shock. Our Senior dignity, our excelling manners, our favor with the teachers, our splendid grades and our triumphant exit as the mostpop- ular class this school has ever seen—these are the rare treasures that wehand down to the coming Senior Class. But it would not be fair if we withheld other valuables and with great largeness of heart we pass them along, too. Our capacity for fun, ourabilit s to giggle, our good times, our friendship and our loyalty we do herebybequeath to the Junior Class, and may they count them among the richest of the legacies they have received. And now we come to the following personal bestowals which have been award- ed to individuals with complete consideration to the fitness of the recipiert; I, LaReu Dillingham, will two Western Books, boots, Jacket, blue Jeans and coon skin cap to Salvation Army. I, Bobby Moore, will to all the boys of N. H. S. my ability of getting sent to the office after ball games. I, Dan Slate, will my ability to work Bookkeeping to anyone who needs- I, Quentin DeMoss, will iqy seat in Govt. Class to anyone who is crazy- enough to take it. We, Jacqueline and Jean Gladdish, will our close resemblance to Danny Lanny Woodward. I, Jean Alice Runt, will my position as business manager on the annual staff to Anna B. Whitifield. I, Buddy Finley, will my ability to get to class on time to those who roam the halls. I, John Hays, will my ability to get along with Mr. Harralson to Leroy Atkinson. We, Gene Lovell and Charles Demoss will our ability to come to school, one day a week and get by with it to anybody that will take it. We, Faynell Terry and Coleen Wade, wi}l our ability for all the boys to tease us About Nothing to Bonez ftade and Addle B. Fox. I, Ray Brown, will my chair in Bookkeeping to anyone that's gotthenewe to take it. We, Ann Scott Oldham and Doris Crick Brothers, with sound mind, hereby, will our ability to get married before we graduate to Earnestine Young and Nancy Stogaugh. I, Harry Martin, will my ability to get up at 7:00 and catch the bus at 7:01 to Mary Matney. I, jlnmy Cavanaugh, will my ability to roam the halls and not get caught to Rodney Butler. I, William Ruddell, will to Jim Saint my ability to leave the school---- ground. I, Doshla Graddy, will my blonde hair to Dorothy Knowles and my blue hours to Ruby Rodgers. I, Hazel Jackson, will my ability to be quiet In class to Joan McKenny I, Noralee Morris,will my position as private secretary to the princi- pal to Connie Love. V e, Laurel Grace an d Helen Bowers,will our ability to come to schoolor leave anytime to Virginia Carlton and Fay Oates. I, Patricia Gray, will all my extra lbs. of weight to Margaret Moore. I, Margaret Blakely, will my ability to hook a Stanley, to Joyce Whltlfleld. I, Wayne Menser, will my courage to take sneak day to any of next year Seniors who don't have the courage to go. In V ltness whereof, we attach the signatures of the class of '£2. C-lRjU t). A- 0 cdr 'yvi (yo — CuZj aoju ml L 'i ' ■ dl'as J p UJU j Graddy ar.u ays Class Attorney? Back How: Coach, Charles Freeman Keith, Front How: hale Lowther, Sisk, Dou ;las Bowman, Durwood woodward, Durwood Key, Honnle Sutler. Ju io3 ?:oel, Charles Fox, Charles Gunn. Douglas Bowman Center Durwood Key Forward Freeman Keith Center Starring: Larry Hamby, Billy Long, Raymond Dickerson, Charles Oats. Kneeling: Larry Brown, Donald Blakeley. Junior Hi Ann hgiesby, Janice Butler, Slenda t.ells, ray Johnson Basketball IDe 'ffoohe ti hen @A rle$ OeAA. -a3 O4 y i - aT'S- 6ott Co)e M jokci_ SENIORS ✓ l ' I±U is flwnit - Jit ¥ J C   ««- $) W K.C V Hr J) shid 'PjthC'J e t 11 s' Ji )7l©r k TM  -.-! JtlP A Hont dPonso r'' - H gje «M 1 scotr fotk. 6siU u +f iUy ' HA tHf U Xit( ( i v fleers Snapshots (D Jtoulol-e. oh hoi hih( tS't'Hlab'S of i 4f Old 7-t- i . ?« 7 £ J,Mfas ev K (j HahJ AU WAtC,h oof M . SlCd i ffO oVtv'S „ J)r Md J)oofcU (9h4nge- MArr cd ■ W'J ■ ■■• QVvfcA (Q'siod Q'Havz a jA uck,' L KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY Your Electricial Servant Earlington, Kentucky C. H. Bryant Local Manager ■ - r WHIT’S MUSIC SHOP Motorola Radio's for Home and Car Phone 632 Hopkinsville, K$r. Compliments Of ALLEN FURNITURE CO. For Lowest Possible Prices Madisonvllle Kentucky HOWARD D. HAPPY CO. Office Equipment and Supplies Hopkinsville, Kentucky Compliments of , hitlfleld Seed Feed Store Uadlsonvllle, Ky• To the Senior Class of 19SC-51 ----rFteF-r ln7-7or-tVie , raduution addition to your annual tr.ere was a remainder' of $10.35. You Gave me an, remainder if there was one to do with as I saw fit. Due to the fact that the present class is dedi- cating the annual to one of your members I am givln, it to them. Best wishes and good luck to each and ev'ry one of you. Your Sponsor, Mrs. Gladdlsh DUNCAN'S Frozen Custard Curb Service Dairy Maid U.S. Ip. South Madlsonvllle, Ky. Compliments Of BAKER AND HICKMAN'S HOME OF Nationally Known-Nationally Advertised and Nationally Accepted Merchandise Madisonvllle's Only Rug Cleaner 13 E. Center Madisonville Phone 207 Parish Friendly Shoes Shoes For The Entire Family 29 East Certer Medl ronville SERVICE Compliments JOHNSTON'S OARAGE of TOPMILLER General Repair Work Madisonville, Ky. 3UI1V lllO , Phone 708 Telephone 77-W Nortonvllle, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS HOMESTE D CO L COMPANY COMPLIMENTS NORTON COAL CO. Use SUNFLOUR It’s best Hopkinsville Milling o Hopkinsville, Ky. Ceapl unent 3 Mr. 4- Mrs. Roy Holmes Mannington, Kentucky Compliments of UNITED ELECTRIC COAL COMPANY WHITFIELD BIGHT'S General Merchandise ELECTRIC COMPANY, Inc. Groceries, Meats, Dry Goods Shoes Nortonvllle, Kentucky 640 EAST CENTER STREET Phone 21J MADISONVILLLE. KENTUCKY Compliments Of POX HARDWARE IflARTiaVS SHOE SHOP WORTONVlLLE, KY. Madlsonville, Kentucky BARNES AUTO CO. Greenville, Ky. GALLO .’AY'S CAKE t. ADISONVILLE,KY for the things you went ... at the price yon like to pay It Costs Less at JORDAN'S Harold’s in Madlsonville To Furnish Your Home fine feminine fashion Compliments of Compliments THE KENTUCKY BANK TRUST CO. MADISONVILLE. KENTUCKY of MUSH'S PLACE Cold Drinks Groceries F F CAFE 70 FEDERAL madisonville Old Highway 1+1 Mannington, K . KEACH FURNITURE CO. Compliments of (incorporated) DIXIE PAN SERVICE STATION THE BIG STORE-10 FLOORS-BETTER VALUES Amon Cavanaugh, Proprietor Where U.S. I4J. and 62 Cross HOPKINSVILLE, KY Nortonville, Kentucky GREENVILLE QUARRIES, INC. Herman Genet, Pres. LIMESTONE Agricultural Lime CRUSHED STONE For Highways-paving-driveways Office Quarry Call 50L 6902 Greenville, Ky. SOUTHERN STATES Madisonville Cooperative SOUTH MAIN STREET Compliments of For Economical Trwiport No« t. B. KNIGHT MOTOR. CO. Chevrolet Sales and Servfeat' AH ONE 221 «RfcBrfVlLLE. KY. King Kolc Bottling Co. Bottlers of DOUBLE COLA Now in operition 32 years 1001-100a S.'Virginia Si. HOPKINSVILLE. KY. PUTMAN MOTOR CO. SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 57 NORTONVILLE, KY CORNETTE'S STORES Office Supplies Typewriters Mimeographing Wallpaper Luggage Books-Bibles Hopkinsville 702 South Main—708 South Main Wicarson INCORPORATED WOMEN’S WEAR 121 Eul Ninth Strnnt Hopkuurilln, K.ntucUy MADISONVILLE, KY PHONE 1101 FOR YOUR FAR!.: EQUIPMENT SEE Congradulat ions Seniors DON'T SAY BREAD son HOPKINS COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION HAWKINS MOTOR SALKS Building Contractors, Dealers In all Kinds Building Materials Nortonville, Kentucky MINERS COAL COMPANY Madlsonville, K7 COMPTON MOTOR CO. HOPKINSVILLE STONE COMPANY Crushed and Ground Limestone U S« Highway 41 P« 0 Eox 41 Phone 41 Hopkinsville, Kentucky For Quality Petroleum Products Visit Your Local Gulf Dealer Distributed by Ben Ashmore Madisomrille, Fy RUBY A COMPANY Building Supplies, Pfcint A Hardware, lire A Rope, and Ru - Co - Blooc Madisonvilie, Kentucky DRINK COCA COLA IN dOTIUS Delicious A Refreshing Have a Coke Hopkinsville, Ky THE APPLE HOUSE NORTONVILLE, KY where 41 .loins 62 COMPLIMENTS OF STONY POINT MINKS PETRIE AND OILLIGAN MANNINGTON, KY. DEMPSEY'S sjL Furniture k Appliance Company MORRIS MINES Just off hieTiw-y 62 General Electric k Maytag Phene 9 Greenville, Ky. © Compliments •f HAMBY INSURANCE AGENCY Fire, Automobile Casulty Insurance Nortonville Bank Building Nortonville, Kentucky Phone 22 WEST KENTUCKY STORES A WISE SHOPPER SHOPS iAUINSTON Compliments of TERTELING BR0TP3RS Pond River Vogue Coal Co ' Compliments Of C. H. Blakeley's Store Groceries, Meats Dry Goods Shoes Phone 7-W White Plains, Ky. Say it with Flowers from PLEASANT VIEW GREENHOUSE Princeton Road Phone 298 Madisonville, Kentucky Over 75,000 Square Feet Under Glass, to serve your needs Well, here it is, your unnual. It holds all“the joys ana memories of your '51-'52 year, and we hope it will mean as much to you as lt3 planning and work have meant to us. We, the senior class leave this- book in your care and bid you and the halls of N. K. 3. a sad farewell. We want to thank each and everyone who has helped in any way with this project. When the way has been rough and the burdens almost too heavy to carry some one has come to our aid and thus gave us 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 Bad- ger, you advertised in our publications, you patronized our various act- ivities, 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 anytime. For all this we appreciate more than we can possibly say, for afte all, words do not always convey our deepest thoughts, but we trust tbat in some small measure, we may prove worthy of these favors, and that---- your time, effort, and interest has not been waste ' So again in closing we wish to express our most sincere appreciatin to every one who, in any way, has aided ana contributed to the Senior--- Class of 1952. 7Ae Cinnu l MADISONVILLE'S LARGEST AND LONGEST—LOT PRICED SHOE DEPARTMENT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY INFANTS, CHILDRENS, LADIES WEAR J E R E' S West Center Street Compliments of MID-STATE CO., INC. Dawson Springs, Providence, Madlsonville Frigldalre Maytag Bandy Gunr. FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service—Phones 11-j H-w Martin Gunn-Owner Nortonvllle, Kentucky HOME ELECTRIC HEATING CO. DEALERS IN GENERAL ELECTRIC AND BOTTLE GAS APPLIANCES Dawson Springs, Ky. OUTLAW'S LOCKER SERVICE Frozen Foods, Oysters, Strawberries Vegetables and Fresh Meat Phone 100-W Nortonvllle, Kentucky . fi eor IM Compliments of OATES REAL ESTATE Madlsonville, Kentucky Compliments Of fyyerrC Am ? A, OC ; t« Store Complete Radio and Television Service Dawson Springs, Ky. Compliments 01 Clements Jewelers Madlsonville, Kentucky CLARK, BESHEARS CLARK Ambulance Service Dawson Springs, Kentucky Compliments THE DAWSON SPRINGS PROGRESS Publishers and Printers Phone 3271 Dawson Springs, Ky. M M GAS APPLIANCE SERVICE Phone if 191 P.o. Box 27 Bottle Gas Dawson Springs, Ky. of WOODBORN'S PHARMACY Phone 5126 Dawson Springs, Ky. irarcmf n ¥ PRESCRIPTIONS Compliments of McUfic. Gbesjf YOUNG HARDWARE CO. KAVANAUGH'S SUPER MARKET Phone 311 Dawson Springs, Ky. Compliments •f THE HOPKINS COUNTY TIMES Your Red Spot Dealer 112 E. 6th St. Phone-120 Hopkinsville, Kentucky PRINTING COLEMAN OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT GREETING CARDS BOOKS GIFTS STATIONERY •O SOUTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE IOS MAD I SON VILLE. KY_ CHAMBERS DISTRIBUTING CO. Phone 33-W 315 S. Daves St. Madisonville, Ky. OFFICE SUPPLY STORE Bluebird Diamond CLEMENTS JEWELERS 36 South Main Madisonville, Kentucky Watches and Jewelery BITTLES' JEWELERS HOTEL MADISON BUILOINO MADISONVILLE. KENTUCKY Diamonds-Watche3-Jewelry China-Glass-Silver J. 2.XKSMEIST0R CO- Greenville, Ky. W. H. COX DISTRIBUTOR TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS MADISONVILLE. KENTUCKY Milk - gutter - Ice Cream U. C. MILK CO. Incorporated Madisonville, Kentucky , ADAMS FRUIT COMPANY NORTH MAIN ST. PHONE 397 Modi onviUe, Kf (YaJjui j 7Umj. csiw -X ZSTl CS- - J-+-C Ua v e.u e£) iA piM L —-----' --wm m-— s j i K, € TctZu . G dJr 5 TK. flAAJL yy C o -Bf TT7IT7 , $ OCJUU 4L  A6. t . 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