Nortonville High School - Badger Yearbook (Nortonville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1954 volume:

IKE BADGER 1354 Nortonville High School Nortonville, Kentucky Editor: Junior Pleasant Co-Editor: Gaynell Duncan As a means of thanking Hiss JUlie Campbell for a year of hard work and un- selfish devotion we wish to dedicate THE BADGER of 195 to her. We are extremely grateful for her encouragement and enthusiasm at the times when our zeal was gone. We trust that this volume will be a reminder of her last v“ar at N.H.3. 2 AHUM STAFF Edi tor Junior Pleasant Advertising Ronnie Butler ,� rt Editor Elizabeth Barnes Typist Paul Moore Sales Aubrey Miller Co-Editor Caynell Duncan Business Manager Carolyn Moore Tclmin is tret tion HOPKINS COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to rip;ht: Richard Bowles, James Powell, S.B. Pollock, John Donan, Ber. Ashmore, Willi an Qualls, and James Gordon. 4 NosrrvHHTH a o TVciIDNIHd TEACHERS TEACHERS I .L. Sksg s Math A.O. Dod e Industrial Arts J .j Lowell Steersman Band Director Emma Oates First Oracle Helen Ford Third Grade ertle Clayton Second Third Grade Hazel Wllkerson Fourth Grade Lillian Crick First 4 Second Holly Pearson Fifth Grade Sally First Cates Grade Erma Beshear 31-n.ti Grade PRESIDENT JNIOR PLEASaNT fry to rgue if you can. m beat most any man. SECSTEARY CaROLYN MOORE There is a little bad every good little girl VICE-PRESIDENT AUBREY MILLER ■ He who sitteth upon a tack yea, he shall rise. COLOR: Purple and White FLOWER: Carnation MOTTO: Practice makes perfect. in 9 TREASURER GAYNELL DUNCaN I never speak sense when nonsense will answer the purpose as well. m Bonnie Abbott Accomplishment - Working in Evansville. Fault - Be- ing disagreeable. Ambition To be the Hilltoppers' sec- re tary. Lee Roy Atkinson Accomplishnent - Being a Senior. Fault- Talking too much. Ambition - To be at the too. Elizabeth Barnes accomplishment - Artlst-ic talents. Fault - Posing. Ambition - To be a secretary. Ruth Bennett. Accomplishnent - Terry. Fault - Temper. Ambition - To have two sets of twins. -son Bowman Accomplishment - Playing on ball team four years. Fault - Lack of study. Ambition - Be ahead. Douglas Bowman Accomplishment - Playing on ball team four years. Fault - Girls Ambition - Be a bachlor 10 sfmofis Jennie Lou Bullock Accomplishment - Engage- ment ring. Fault - Playing hookey all the time, am- bition - To be a Saint. Barbari Butler Accomplish-ent - Being engaged and unengaged. Fault - Temper. Ambition - To be the President's wif •. ■ Honnie Butler accomplishment - Playing on Badger team for 3 years. Fault - Playing, with his false teeth. Ambition - To be a five star general. Eugene Crunk accomplishment - Having special seats at the Earl. Fault - Wine, women, and song, ambition - To succeed without working. 3111y Davent ort accomplishment - Being ■a Senior. Fault - Big mouth. Ambition - Join the Army. Gaynell Duncan Accomplishment - Being big wheel of N.H.S. Fault - Imitating teachers. ambition To be a surgeon. stmoRS Sue East - m Accomplishment - Working in Chicago. Fault - Pick- ing on Duprey. Ambition - To be an old maid. Iv ) I Katherine Eli m m Accomplishment - Charles V f Henry. Fault - Babied. IV . - Ambition - Get married. Joyce Farmer Accomplishment - Being engaged. Fault - Temper, ambition - See 48 states. Polly Harvey Accomplishment - President of -ieta Club. Fault - Laugh ing too much. Ambition- To be an air plane stewardess. Joyce Hight Accomplishment - Captain of Cheerleaders. Fault - Acting silly. ambition - To have fun. Wanda Hight Accomplishment - Working in Owensboro. Fault - P.unnlng around with Duprey. Ambition - Be an old maid'. 12 sfniofis Joyce Martin Accomplishment - Being Cheerleader for 3 years. Fault - Giggling. ambition- To be a nurse. Aubrey Miller accomplishment - High school education. Fault- Skipping school, ambition - To do better. Carolyn Moore accomplishment - Secretary of Beta Club. Fault - Blush- ing. Ambition - To be a nurse. Paul Moore accomplishment - Being a good typist. Fault - Typing too much, ambition - To be a typist. Donnie Noel Accomplishment - Finish- ing school. Fault - Weariness, ambition - To go to College. Harold Oglesby Accomplishment - High school education. Fault - Laziness. Ambition - Own a chain of theaters. 13 stniofis Junior Pleasant .•iccomplishrent - Being editor of annual. Fault - orgurlng with teachers, ambition - To be -i 1 twyer. Jimmie Phillips Accomplishment - Graduat- ing from N.H.S. Fault - quitting ball team. ambition - To become a man. Carl Ruddell Accomplishment - Getti)ig class ring and diploma. Fault - Not eating enough. Ambition - To go to college. Bettye Slaton accomplishment - Engage- ment ring. Fault - Talking, too much. ambltion - To capture Billy Joe. lores Smith Accomplishment - New teeth. Fault - Ticklish. mbiti- n - To oe a factory worker. Duprey Smith Accomplishment - Being Hopkins County Queen. Fault - Fast driving, ambition - To be Mrs. Jim Mitchell. SffllOfiS Helen Thomason Accomplishment - Hl h school education. Fault - Beinf; too quiet. Ambition - To be telephone ooer tor. Clarence Whitfield Accomplishment - Raising sheep. Fault - Beiritf bash- ful. ambition - To work with electronics. Jo Wilson Accomplishment - Steady boy friend for 3 years. Fault - Having poodle hair cut. Ambition - To be a nurse. 15 PROPHECY This i3 the prediction of the famous Madame Houdine, a descendant of the famous magician concerning the future of the graduating class of 1954. For the most part she foretells a brilliant and happy future for the class as follows: Miss Pollyanna Harvey, who is now an air line stewardess for T.W.A., is home on a short vacation. The former Sue East is now Mrs. Mike Dulin. She is now head operator at Crofton, Kentucky. General Ronnie Butler and Joyce (Eight) Butler are now making their home in Fort Worth, Texas. Mrs. Jim Saint, better known as Jenny Bullock, and her 2 lovely daughters are now making their Hollywood debutes for the new movie All This and Broadway Too. Helen Thomason, now Mrs. Quentin DeMoss is living at St. Charles with her parents while Quentin is in the army in France. The prominent James Pleasant is the world's most successful lawyer. He is now living in New York. Harold Oglesby is now the owner of the cresent theaters. His wife, Beverly, is expecting anytime now. Duprey Mitchell, the former Duprey Smith, was elected as Mrs. Housewife of America. Jim, Duprey, and Junior are now living in Atlanta, Georgia. Douglas Bowman is still bachelor, but Hilda is still trying. Douglas is now head coach at Murray. Carolyn Moore is now head nurse at Jenny Stewart Hossital at Hopkinsville. We hear that Carolyn has her eye on a certain doctor. Carl Ruddell has just finished his college degree. He is now the head professor at the University of Kentucky. We hear that the mansion on the big hill at Nortonville belongs to Durby and Joyce Martin Woodward. They must be doing just fine. We all envy them. There are six boys in the family. Looks like they are planning on raising a basketball team. Jim Phillips now owns all the chain stores around the country. He and Carolyn are leaving on their.yacht for Bermuda, Saturday. Mrs. Billy Joe Anderson, the former Bettye Slaton, is now living in Evansville, Indiana, where Billy is manager of Sears Roebuck Se Co. They are coming home for a week or so and are bringing their twins with them. CUSS 16 CUSS PROPHECY Paul Moore is now secretary to the President of the U.S.A. Paul is now living in Washington D.C. Barbara Butler has just been accepted into the six foot club in New York. Barbara Nell is top model for Lane Bryant. Delores Smith now owns all the factories in Kentucky. She started out as a mere factory worker. Delores has really climbed the ladder to success. Clarence Whitfield is now the world’s greatest sheep raiser and operates a sheep ranch in Wyoming. We hear that the former Miss Jo Wilson, who is now Mrs. James Noel, is jU31 on the move most of the time. It seems that Jo just can't stay away from Nortonville, where her folks now live. The noted model who appears so distinguished is Miss Katherine Eli. Yes, she is a model for the famous agency in New York City. Lt. ’’illy Birddog Davenport is now stationed at Savannah, Ga. Birddog says he is having a wonderful time with those Georgia Peaches. We see huth Bennett is known as the Best Dressed Lady Around Town. But no wonder She now owns Shady Oaks at Hopkinsville. It seems that Joyce Farmer Coursey and her one and only are living in the noted city of Nortonville. They sure built a cute cabin there. They also run the Nortonville Jottum down store. Leon Bowman has been named coach of the year. He is now coaching at Cklahome A and M. He and Lorraine have been blessed with four charming red headed children, 2 boys and 2 girls. Elizabeth Bar.nes has just returned from Paris where she has been studying Michael Angelo's paintings. The critics say that Liz has great talent. Dr. Lee Roy Atkinson, pastor of Trinity Presbyterian Church, New York, has been revisiting the sights of his childhood in Nortonville. Bonnie Abbott Sacca is now the secretary of the Hilltoppers. She married Jimmy Sacca. Jimmy is top vocalist for the Hilltoppers. Eugene Crunk is working in the revenue building in Frankfort, Ky. He and Helen have a very beautiful home there. Wanda Hi ht is owner of M.O.M. Studios. She and Tab Hunter are going to be married in June. Everyone in Hollywood has been invited. Aubrey Miller has just been appointed Chief Justice Of Supreme Court. We all know that Audrey will make a good one. The famous band leader and ssxophone player, Donnie Noel, is now playing at The Sky's the Limit Night Club. Donnie has really gone. Mrs. George Crunk, the former Gaynell Duncan, has performed a miracle operation on Montgomery Clift, who is a famous movie staT. 17 DaUtoctorian (iaynell Dune,.n Let us there be up • nd dolnp a heart for my fate °till achieving, still pursuing Leave to labor md to wait 18 Saiutatorian Carolyn Moore 3ut better far It Is to speak One simple word, which now md then Shall waken th :lr free nature in the weak And friendless sons of men; 19 fl.A.m. Sonor Siufient CAROLYN ANI I MOORE The girl from the sen!nr class to receive the good citizenship aware. The selection was made on the following points: dependability, service, leader- ship, and patriotism. Junior Class Officers Class Sponsor: Mrs. Ann Putman Class Color: Blue and White Class Flower: White Carnation Class Motto: The elevator to success Is broken so we'll take the stairs. Lorraine Carolyn Delores Martha Thoma: Browning Cavanaugh Chambers Choate Crick Fstell Dunlap Johnny Hamby Addle Pell Fox Lois Oamblin Robert Donald Knowles Helen Mannahan Gloria Raney Lena Reynolds Barbara Rickard Faye Pleasant Ruth Seibert Margaret Joan Sisk Glenda Wells Boi by Wookruff Mike Holmes Durwood Oglesby President Vice President Norris Kirkwood Secretary Larry Hamby Treasurer Sophomore Class Officers Larry Brovn Bobby Carrol Dorothy Craddock Robert Crick Raymond Murrell Dickerson Dunlap 23 Billy Long Johnny Messamore Cnariena N1 ''or Donnie Grace Larry Hamby Hike Holmes Faye Howell Norris Kirkwood Raymond Knowles Ruby Rodgers Gerald Russell Eugene Scott Ann Smith Le on Smith Charlott Stanford Dorothy Freeman Patty Patty Steeley Teague Tyson Whitfield Barbara Abbott Secretary Beverly Bullock Treasurer Cecelia Satterfield Reporter Hilda Renshaw Reporter Judy Putnan Tommy Abbott Patr'cla Ashby Carolyn Barnett J oyce Bevels Sponsor: A.L. Skaggs Flower: Carnation Color: Blue and White Motto: Merit Is the reward of work W i Ima Carroll Joe Cunningham Billy GLover Demoss Dillingham Elta Crick Marilvn Wilma Crick Crunk Betty Jarvis Fay Johnston Joyce Johnston Phillip Keith Thomas Knight Charlf K ■ - m c e 26 Floretta Elsie Chr.rles Metchell MorBan Oates Jo Nell Putnam Judith Hilda Raymond Dwight Cecilia Putman Renshuw Rogers Rogers Satterfield David Saint Billy Smith Bobby Stanley Christine Steeley Blla Mae Steeley Estella Th oma s Glenn Ray Hilda Vandiver Vandiver Billy Wells Lenny Woodward Floyc Whitfield Not pictured-: Bobby Browning, Norris Furgerson, David Foster, Kenneth Laffoon, Phyllis Me Gregor, and Danny Woodward. Dorothy 31-de- Sue Franklin Secretary Myrna Blades Vice-President Joyce Knowles Sgt-at-.rt.rms Class Sponsor ; Hazel Gladdlsh Class Flower: Red Rose Class Color: Blue and White Class Motto: Work conquers everything Shirley Linda Myrna Dorothy Cleatus Bates Berry Blades Blades Bowman 28 Patricia Rodney Bobby Darrell Norman Browning Carlton Dickerson Pox Franklin Larry Puller Naomi Gipson Noble Harris Russell Hehemann Frankie Joselyn Jovce Kenneth Sue Darrell John Knowles Long Franklin McKenny Parker Kenneth Powell Joe Lena Llmer Randolph Sherman Smith Joe Stanley Joseph Tyson Patricia Shirley Vickery West 29 ©rabe 7 Ben Finley President Kenneth Oat, s Reporter Beverly McEuen Secretary Class Sponsor: Class Flower: Class Color: Class Motto: Ruth Purdy Lily Pink and White Not at the top, Cecil crooks Vice President Anita Abbott Treasurer but climbing 30 Willie Brooks Johonny Ashby Nadean Rrown Jane Clayton Rosa Dickerson Garland Key Jimmy Renshaw Brenda Corn Ben Finley Beverly McEuen Gayle Smith Jimmy Ashby Phillis Cavanaugh Sue Cornell Ricky Teague Wilma Choate Marvin Crick Cecil Brooks Faye Clark Priscilla Crick Kenneth Oates Charles Vickery Linda Jackson Linda Pleasant Thomas Vincent Grade 5 6 Hathaneel farmer, Clarence Karsh, Jo Anna Duncan, Carolyn Nighting -ie Anna Jean Parker, Douglas Grace, Bobble Satterfield, Fred Jarvis, How-.rd Pendlav, Dorthy Koore, Joe Hex Nance, 3111y Gilkey, Terry Fuller, Charlie Coleman, Jer y Long, Shirley Abbot , Shirley Hamby, Willodean Carol, Imcger.e Justice, Karlen Croft, Larry Browning, Tommy Oglesby, Rita Rodgers, Joyce Tyson, Nell Per.dley, Ells iblth Tate, Joe Berry McIntosh, Robbie Smith, 3.- rbara Burns, Bill Peevler, Ruth Smith, Dennis Osborn, Larry Clark Glend Bevels, Phylls Haefacer,LaVaughn Hambllne, Robert Cummings James Lantrip, John Renshaw, Betty Cumrlngs, and Myrtle Justice. Ronald Love, Faye Pennington, Donald Jarvis, Edythe Bobby Horn, Robert Phelp Opal Sorrels, Edd Parker, Goldie Shindley , Beverly Bllbro, Pauline Phelps, Vonda Lou Pennington, Douglas Hunter, Mitchell Nelson, Bonnie Crick, Barbara Grace, Spead Cook, Herbert Tate, Helen Davis, Donna Jean Cook, Gaye Lynn Clark, Ronnie Whitfield, Rogers Warren, Jaunlta Brooks, Molly Brown, Brenda Crick, Norma Rose Pennington, Richard Osburn, Carolyn Pendley, Marie Pennington, Brenda Smith, Shirley Lawther, Bernard Heheman, Wilbur A. Prows Glenda Joselyn, Retha Manahan, David Keith, Timothy Carroll, and Sharon Browing. John Horn, Pauline Phillips, Marvin Mills, Danny Brashear, Betty Burns, Juanita Morgan, Kenneth Saint, David E. Moore, Linda Osburn, Sharon Browing, Elmer D. Parker, Donald Franklin, Robert Schinney, Larry Marsh, La we ranee Walker, Robert Adams, Flossie Parker, Jamie Barns, Jimmy Nightingale,Ray Whitfield, Douglas Keen, Faye Brooks , Faye Beans, David LaProdd, Roger Holmes, Sandra Bilbro. 'arol Ranyno, Mary Bullock, James Payne, Carles Brasher, Carl Brasher, Noretta Ranker, Kay Dunning, Betty Peveler, Joe Putman, Jack Fox, Michael Uoodwin, Gleen tyson, Richard Finson, Joe Blades, Helda Dickerson, Linda Nightingale, Patsy [ackson, Peg, y Shelton, Hollis Teague, David Bell, David Cannier, Dale Smith, '«raid Rodgers, James Cummins, Ronnie Downey, Rosemary Tate, Larry Oglesby, Ernest [� rris, Saundra Putman, Jo -«nn Branson, Larry Downey, Martha Oats. Kay MoKnight , atricia Pearson, Darlene Jackson, «aron Penley, Wanda Pendley, and C rol .Purlin. Teacher: Mrs. Gertie Ciayt cuncL 3 nrohle Pennington, Ranee Walker, Harold Whitfield, Bobble Renshaw, Miry Procter, «lfred Crick, Brenda Pendley, Paye Whitfield, Gary Hulsey, Larry Keith, Truman Kannahan, «Ian Lewis, Marvin Franklin, Carolyn Farmer, Gerald Jarvis, Wayne Cate Brenda Bilbro, Danny Smith, Tommy Blades, J-ney Bllbro, Earl Harris Linda Payne Deane Browning, Paye °mith, John Sisk, Wayne Keith, Bobbie Justice, Judy H rnes, Ru’en D'vls, Maybeth Gllkey, Billy Phllllns, Gary Gamblln, Ronnie Pendley, and Dear Oglesby. Ronald Abbott, John Putman, Lane Putman, Danny Renshaw, Wayne Schlndley, Georgia Rodgers, Linda Spurlin, Donnie Collins, Ernest Shelton, Je.-rald Pyles, June Teague, Hazel Earl, Gloria Te-igue, Cecelia Bevels, Robert Oglesby. Billy Payne, Janice Schlndley, Lirda Moore, Lillie Stanley, Ray Walker, Janice Vandiver, Carolyn Moore, G -r.y Profltt, Connie McKenney anlce Crick, Michael Whitfield, and M.;ry Ruth Schlndley. Teacher: Mrs. Lillian Crick Grade 1 w 2 Back row- left to right. David (iambiin, Judy Croft, Brenda Fields, Patricia Pe“l °n’ John lihitfield, Kenneth Karl, Charles Norvell, Larry Right, Dennis Irasher and Linda Afc ntt. Middle row- left to right: D0lly Justice, Carolyn Atkinson, Marvin Sisk, Rhett McGregor, Patsy Foliard, Sheila Whitfield, Loretta Sherman, Margart burton, Marie Jarvis, am Patricia Hole, . „ , Bottom row- ieft to right: Ethel 3arnrs, James Woodruff, Darlend hamblir, HrendaSmi, Donald Teague, Anna Woodruff, Leon Cook, Brenda Gamblin, Jerald Ponshaw, and Lonzo cis.i. . :k row- left to right: Mike Adams, Roger Horn, Ralph Vandiver, Brenda Fox, Lucy Dukes, -land Brasher, Allen Barnett, Marian Pylls, and Cherly Long. idle row- left to right: Diana Lewis, Reg.ie Uzzle Jimmy Sisk, Gary'ro • zel Brown Gladys Parker, Debby Corn, Barbara Todd, Mackie Burns, and arren Tyson, ini row-” left to right: Alvin L., Bobbie Smith, Betty Harvey ' A Proctor. Kenneth Abtott, Judy LaPradd, Shelia Downey, Carolyn Bullock, TVessa .hi , Brly Proctor, and Cheryl Boteler. (Bra b t i 2 Linda abbott, Ethel Barnes, Mary Nell Browning, Margaret Burton, Judy Croft, Brenda Fields, Brenda famblln, Patricia Hale, Darlene Hamblin, Marie Jarvis, Dolly Justice, Patricia Pollard, Loretta Sherman, Brenda Smith, Patricia Pennington, Sharon Whitfield, Carol Woodruff, Betty Woodward, Dennis Brasher, Gary Brasher, Douglas Back, Roger Browning, Roger Chadurick, Leon Cook, Gayland Crcft, David Garablin, Larry Hlght, Lonzp Justice, Orvll Lewis, Rhett McGregor, Charles Norvell, Wayne Renshaw, Maurice Sisk, Donald Teague, John Whitfield. Brenda Fox, Roger Horn, Garland Brasher, Shirley Browning, Lucy Dukes, Raloh Vandiver, Carl Lyells, Cheryl Long, Barbara 'i'odd, Diana Lewis, Jimmy Sisk Kennetl Abbott, .--lien Barnett, Marlon Pyles, Mike Adams, Warren Tyson, Re gie Uzzle, Gladys Parker. Carolyn Bullock, Paul Proctor, Bobby Hlght, Hazel Brown, Deanna Croft, Judy LaPradd, Shelia Downey, Debby Corn, Phylls Franklin, Alvin Law. Lois Cummins, Bety Harvey, Charles Renshaw, Tressa White, June Mannahan Cheryl Botel Bobbie Smltx , and Shlhley Proctor. Diipny smiTH BASKETBALL 1954 HELEN HILDA FOX Basketball «iueen and Her Jourt Junior Class Play THE VnLLEY OF GHOSTS A mystery pixy in three acts Minnie Strange...the Helen Wayne......... Sally arm........... Lily Violet......... Elvira Tadd......... Mrs. Scott.......... Jonothan Black...... Jack Martin......... Pete................ Amos Hill........... tx Watchman......... h Ghost............. Characters housekeeper to the late Lucille Evans..Lois Gamblin ...........a friend of Lucille Evans. . .Virginia 11sbrook .......................Helen's maid.....Gloria Raney ..................in pursuit of Pete. . . uorralr.e Browning ...........................a villager....Faye Pleasant ..................an escaped lunatic.... Helen Manahan ...........................a lawyer....Robert Graddy .............a friend of Lucille Evans.Bobby Woodruff .........................his chauffeur...Billy Herring .............In pursuit of Sally Ann. ..Don Blakeley ........................................Thomas Crick ........................................Marvin Bell 40 Sponsor: Ann Putman SEDIOR CLASS iu bt Q) it eke PLflU !f With the work of the Year Book finished, the mem- bers of the senior class turn to other activities. It is time now to perform in the senior play. We chose as our final activity of the year, JUST DUCKiiY, a three act play with plenty of laughs. It is the story of a young lady who, as a joker, wrote to a columnist saying that she was belong greatly annoyed by the attention of a married man. The columnist and some neighbors come over to investigate. Quite a complication of situations arise and a number of amusing incidents come up. We as members of the senior class have enjoyed the work involved in having this play and hope that it was equally enjoyed by the audience. 4-H CLUB Back row-left to right: John Pearson, Beverly McEuen Kenneth Powell, Larry Brown, Tommy Abbott, Jimmy Renshaw Johnny Arhby, and Margaret Harsh. y ttensJldW’ Second row-left to right: Carolyn Branson, Gall Smith aS SLes°Ashbj °layton' � anoe, Ben Finley, SuoSISM £25? � —� . reader: Miss «Ilie Campbell 42 I!IU CtUB The Nortonville chapter of the Beta Club received its charter from the National Beta Club on October 15, 1953- Tbe club has thirty-one charter members. The purpose of the organization Is: to promote the Ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among the high school students; to award meritorius achievement; and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school. Membership In the Beta Club Is limited to students with honorable character, good mentality, creditable achievement, and commendable attitude. Members of the freshman class become eligible at the beginning of the second semester. The officers are as follows: Presldent-Polly Harvey, Vlce-presldent-Katherlne Ell, Secretary-Carolyn Moore, Treasurer-Robert Ross Cates, Sgt-at-arms-Larry Hamby, Reoorter-Donald Grace. 43 45 Leon 3owman Captain Douglas Bowman Center Ronnie Butler Guard Charles Oates Forward Mike Holmes Guard Wi ' 12 Danny Woodward Guard Gerald Russell Forward Norris Kirkwood Guard Lanny Woodward Forward Freeman Teague Guard Billy Long Forward Cleatus Bowman Guard BASKHBAll HAM Badgers: Back row, left to right: Coach Carl Whitflrld, Cleatus Bowman, Danny Woodward, Lanny Woodward, Freeman Teague, Gerald Russell, Charles Bikins, Norris Kirkwood, and Manager Larry Hamby. 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Highway 41 Telephone 3432 Hf KENTUCKY ip+ . . . ■ ■•y ' Bluebird Diamonds Compliments of BITTLES JEWELERS W. Jackson Insurance Agency HOTEL MADISON BUILDING MADISON VILLE. KENTUCKY Dianonds-Watches-Jewelry China-Glass-Silver 171 Oates St. Phone 213-J Madlsonvllle, Ky. it Sure Insurance At Lowest Cost. •••■ • • PHONE L311 DAWSON SPRINGS,KY. , « 'COMPLIMENTS OF KAVANAUGH'S SUPER MARKET HU it it it u. it it it it it BEST WISHES TO class of 195 BEN ASHMORE DISTRIBUTOR GULF OIL PRODUCTS Congradulat ions Seniors JlSL€Ul£ r£sf EaRLINGTON, ky. ’ 4 4 121 East Ninth Street it Wicarson INCORPORATED WOMEN’S WEAR Hopkinsville, Kentucky Complin-ents of WOODBURN S PHARMACY Phone 5126 Dawson Springs, Ky, i, Compliments of CLEMENTS JEWELERS STERLING SILVERWARE KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS ELGIN. HAMILTON GRUEN WATCHES S. Main Madlsonvllle W • JERES MADISONVILLE'S LARGEST SHOE DEPARTMENT FOR THE FAMILY Compliments of KINGTON APPLIANCE CO. MadlBonville' s Only Rug Cleaner and Fur Storage Plant H. B. SHELTON MOTORS DEALER CADILLAC PONTIAC HOPKINSVILLE. KENTUCKY � « � � FaYE'S DRIVE-IN Sandwiches hakes Sundies Curb-Service Phone 3355 Nortonville, Ky. J. H. SUTH tRD HUDSON Sales Service 2 9 North Main Madlsonville, Ky. « � � � � � « «« � � � •� «� � «««� PEVELERS CLEANERS •We clean with care the clothes you wear. U. S. Hlway 41-South Phone 728 MadlsonTllle, Ky HOLEMAN OIL CO. D-X Distributor Madlsonvllle, Ky. Phone 285 : ♦ Compliments of ARNOLD LIGON TRUCK LINE PHONE 799 Madisonville, Ky. ''• ; Hale Bros. Furniture Co. your WESTINGHOUSE DEALER Compliments of LnYALL STEWART HONEST USED Cnh DEnLER ■ WINDMILL truck stop CONICO G S PHONE-TUX 5-9277 « DISTRIBUTOR TEXACO PRODUCTSJ « MADISONVILLE, KY. « 1 COMPLIMENTS OF WALTON H. COX, HOWARDS DAIRY MAID DRIVE IN U.S. 41 SOUTH MADISONVILLE, KY. J•E. HAYES DEPARTMENT STORE COMPETE OUTFITTERS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY DAWSOH SPRINGS, KY. PHONE 5251 FRANKLINS LUNCH ROOM GROCERY {■ hambugers NORTONVILLE, HOTDOGS « KY. «««««««««««««ft , ««.i; « C.O.Barnett, ngt. STrtNDrtRD OIL CO. Route South Earlington, Ky. Phone 2601 ■F- « 4 Distributor Monarch Oil Co. Hopkinsville, Ky. Russell E. Croft Manager PK « B-LINE MOTEL CaPE TOURIST HOME PHONE 9103 B-LINE MOTEL CaFB TOURIST HOME Good Coffee U. S. 41 SOUTH OF CROPTON is- , FROZEN FOODS ; Complete Cold Storage Locker Service and Frozen Foods SLAUGHTERING, PROCESSING, FREEZING, RENDERING, GRINDING, and CURING Nortonville - Tel. 3325 White Plains - Tel. 5-W « • if if ■ if if if if ♦ ♦♦ifififififif jfif if � ififif� if if if ififififif if -Sifif - .■-.• - - ■ : , - ♦ if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if if - if if if if if if if if if if ♦♦♦♦♦♦- if ♦ I MORTONS GnP fllflfRfll HOIHf EaRLINGTOH PHONE 2161 PHONE 4061 ♦ ♦ if AMBULANCE service MORTON'S INCORPOR TFO FINE FEMININE FASHIONS MaDISONVILLE, KENTUCKY � ■ •■� -STnnF : R. E. Moore Son ♦ F F CAFE 70. FEDERAL MADISONVILLE Phone 120 PAINTS and HARDWARE Field Garden Seed if if C 4C 4L if if if if if «if if if «if if if if if if if ■ HAYWOOD STANDARD SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF 648S. M. Madlsonvilie, Ky. FRIENDS if ♦ ir if if ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ QUICK SERVICE STUDIO photo while you wait PHOTO FINISH ENLARGING HOPKINSVILLE, KY. LOVAN'S STORE GROCERIES - MEATS and VEGETABLES Phon. 21M Morion. Gap. It COMPLIMENTS OF BENNIE RASH DnY'S BILLaRD 44 SOUTH MrtIN ST. MADISONVILLE, KY. DANIAL SALVAGE YARDS LOTS OF NEW MOTEL PaRTS COMPLIMENTS OF DILLINGHaM SER. STa. ROUTE 41 NORTONVILLE 5 «. . . . .,.. West Kentucky Welding Supply OXYGEN-aCETYLENE-WELDING .SUPPLIES DON'T SAY BRE SAY HOLSUM PHo;ic, noi ...- hadisohvills, ky. Compliments of MADISONVILLE MESSENGER Phone 400 � « � � COMPLIMENTS OF WHITFIELDS grocery Sc Hardware NORTONVIuLE, ky. ALLEN BRADLEY AND CUTLER HAMMER CONTROLS Whitfield Electric Company HOOVER BEARINGS AND HELWIG CARBON BRUSHES WHIT'S MUSIC SHOP Juke Boxes R. W. Electric Motor Service Co. MADISONVILLE. KENTUCKY Radio1s for Home and Car � Phone 6-1588 Hookinsville Ky. � •� ■ ■� ■■� ■■� «• ♦ ■� • � ■ «� . TRaDE with YOUR HOME-TOWN MERCHANTS SUNNYVaLE service station I USED CnRS TRaIU}R PaRK I TEXaCO Phone 2217-J U.S. 41 SOUTH y 4 -t • • 1 Colonial Coal Mining Co. Member of Kentucky Reclamation Association HOITIESTfflD COOL ■ ■ -it- Use SUNFLOWER It's best 1 Hopkinsville Milling Co: Hopkinsville, Ky. •it COMPLIMENTS E ARLINGTON ICE CO. INCORPORATED EaRLINGTON, KENTUCKY COMPLIMENTS OF Mr.and Mrs. Frankie Vandiver Maninp-ton Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF SIO JKEY S EaST SID MaHajiT GROCERIES FREST MEaT aND VEGETABLES FREE DELIVERY « � PHONE 2389 MADISONVILLE KY. t - -� - Compliments of SPUHLINS EaRL THEaTRE Serv. and Gro. Phone 3201 Highway J+l South Earllngton, Ky. Nortonville Ky. ---- . COMPLIMENTS OF NORVELS MOTEL « • • • • ■ SNAPSHOTS Oaynell Joyce R.' Junior Carolyn Sue Jenny Duprey Petty Jo Eugene oily' Ronnie ’.Vanda Helen Joyce F Ruth