Paducah High School - Zephyr Yearbook (Paducah, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1954 volume:

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U, I CNP ' vw.: Q jyhirv N by E ,ga f pf ADVISOR SOPHOMORE DELEGATES Miss Simmons He rshell Thaxton, Janis Jones, Jo Ann B r a d f o r d, and Robert Smith, f SENIOR DELEGATES Glenn Garth, Neta Lois Tippet, Beverly Thomp son, and Bill Cart- wright. JUNIOR DELEGATES Bill Eblen, Beverly Hinds, and Jack Powell. FR OFFICERS . , ESHMAN DELEGATES President, Sammy J amesg treasurer, Rose Marle iimmy Bratton, Nancy Cogdell, and Ellis: reporter, Ve!-aMu1-1-ay, Secretary, Glenda erry Yarbrough- Flippin, and vice-president, Kenneth Buckley. Q, 4' . ,Ln f-A . 'IJ , r, 19 '-1115. . V w , .-45440 ips I if fb' -. ,Lb ,fi- tw, P ff' . il .iihgg-+1 . if -. u . V 3.11, . 'W c We of the annual staff turn our faces to you who stand tall among leaders and builders. Because of your inspirational devotion, your arresting foresight, your unselfish endeavors in helping to make Paducah High School a place of rare opportunitie s, our gratitude, our blessings, and our dedic ation of this ninth edition of the Zephyr we present to you, our benefactor and inspirer, Miss Kathryn Sim- mons, 'I ff sv fe X , at , 3 I b. , fi ar Mi We i i 'I iz is -X - 'V E , I EL' FARR WILLIAMS FELTY TIPPEN ADMINISTRATION The administration seeks to impart light into our lives as the sun diffuses its light. i f A . RAY FELTY Principal of Goodwin RAYMOND TR OUTMAN Coach, Science JOHN HIGD ON MRS, J. T, WESTBROOK Coach, History English, History -A -5' MARGUREITE MATHIS W-H- ADAMS Engush, Math Band H.C. HOLCOMB MRS, VERNON GOODWIN Math Science, Elementary FACULTY MRS, E, G, KAINER Homernaking 44 li KATHRYN SIMMONS English, Journalism COLEMAN NICHOLS Coach, Seventh Grade 'S MRS. COLEMAN NICHOLS Sixth Grade MRS. DOROTHY CADDEI.. Second Grade inpx Al ,.-5... ,Que :QP 'U' 1 MRS. JOE HOWINGTON Second Grade MRS VERA CUNNINGHAM MRS. BYRON HARDGROVE Fourth Grade Sixth Grade OSA MAE HOLLOMA Secretary J. A. WILLIAMS Principal INEZ CRUMP Seventh Grade MRS. SUTTLE MAJORS Second Grade ,gn-3 FACULTY DELIA M. COWANS Second Grade IGX 'Ph 'TV .9 ff MRS. ROY POWELL Fmrst Grade BERNITA FISH Third Grade f in i JN in-' .,-.Q rf an ffm - .9 MRS. RAYMOND TROUTMAN MRS. J.D. ROOP Sixth Grade f F R MRS. O. J. RILEY Second Grade MR. DAN GOODSON Fifth Grade Fourth Grade MRS. S.E. STOCKSTILL First Grade qv. 'QP MRS. RAY E. FELTY First Grade MRS. M.J. CARMICHAEL Big ht Grade ,fr fs Q1 ,rf , Ewa'-L 1 X Z -?ir..:f'f' Q, 1. rf-1 . ' Q 1 Q 4 Q e-,R ' V im A I ,J Tw' .15 I J. .gk if -. . - , 3 , , we Pres. Glenn Garth ViCe-P1-es, Richard Crider As the moon receives the true sun Sec. Jane Hutchinson and reflects its glow, just so we acquire Treas. Glenda Flippen the light of truth and carry it to the ends Reporter Rose Marie Ellis of the earth. JIMMIE BROWN Pep Squad '50- '54 Pep Squad Pres. '54 Basketball '51-'52 D. A. R. Award '54 F.H. A. '50-'51 Honor Society '53-'54 Citizenship Award '53 Honor Society Sec.'54 Best All Around Nom. '54 ? ai sr SENIORS NORMAN BEAUCHAMP Track '52-'53 Basketball '53-'54 Track '53-'54 BILL CARTWRIGHT Class Vice-Pres. '51 Basketball '50-'53 Track '50-'52 F. F. A. '50-'54 Outstanding Award in Ag, '52 Greenhand Reporter Stud. Council Rep. '54 Lone Star Farmer Degree F. T. A. '53-'54 Band '51 Class Favorite Nom. '52-'54 West Stud. l.- RICHARD CRIDER Football Capt.'52-'54 Football '50-'54 Basketball '50-'54 Track '52-'54 Baseball '50-'54 W ind Staff ' 54 Class Pres. '53 Class Vice-Pres.'54 F.F.A. '50-'53 Popular Nom. '54 Successful Nom.'54 Class Fav. Nom.'53 Council '53 ROSE MARIE ELLIS Basketball 51-'54 Co Captain ' Volleyball 51-'54 Popular Girl ' Football Queen '54 Class Favorite Stud. Council '53 Treasurer '54 Zephyr Queen Nom. '53 Cheerleader '54 Class Reporter '54 Librarian '53 Honor Society '53 1 KENNETH BUCKLEY Football '50-'54 All-District '54 Basketball '51-'54 Track '52-'54 Band '49-'50 Student Council '53 Vice-Pres. '54 GLENN GARTH Class President '54 Hand '50-'54 lhsketball '50-'54 F, T. A. '52-'54 Football Trainer '54 Valuable Nominee '54 Band King '53 Boys State Rc-p. '53 'Irack '52-'54 Studi-nt Council '54 West Wind Staff '54 Extvmp. Speech '53 2? . Q it I K .-, 5 iff ' -x ' BARBARA HAMILTON Basketball '50-'54 Captain '54 F. T. A. '55-'54 F.T.A, Pres. '53-'54 F.I-l.A. '50-'53 Pep Squad '50-'54 Lcphyr Fall Ed. '52 Q. ' GLENDA FLIPPIN Beautiful '54 F. F. A. Sweetheart '54 Cheerleader '54 Stud. Council Sec. '54 Zephyr Associate Editor '54 Outstanding Nominee '54 Band Sweetheart '53 West Wind Editor '53 Quill and Scroll '53 Honor Society '53-'54 Class Sec. and Treas. '51-'53-'54 Pep Squad '50-'54 Pep Squad Sec. '53 F. H. A. '51-'54, Vice-Pres. '53 F. T. A. '53-'54 Football Queen Nominee '52 Usher '53 '3' NETA LOIS TIPPET Cheerleader '54 Nominee for All Around '54 F.H A. '50-'53 Student Council Rep. '54 Pep Squad '50-'54 WELDON GRANT Band '50-'54 Band Vice-Pres. '53 Band Pres. '54 Basketball '53 West Wind '54 Q' BILL HAMILTON F.F.A. '51-'54 F. F. A. Sec. '52-'53 Parliamentarian 'Sl Football '51 -'53 Basketball '50-'52 Track '51-'54 Grass Judging '5l-'54 Champion team '53 Q-,1 JANE HUTCHINSON Class Favorite '51 Zephyr Queen Nominee '52 Beautiful Nominee '53 Cheerleader '54 F.H. A. '50-'53 Pep Squad '50-'54 West Wind Staff '54 Class Sec. '54 -'g ' ,. Q ' sw. 5' g 1 Y, - .ir EQ. ' K S SAMMIE JAMES Successful Boy '54 Outstanding Student '53-'54 Student Council Pres. '53-'54 Football Captain '54 Honor Society '53-'54 Nominee Best All-Around '53 F.F.A. Pres. '53 F. F. A. Vice-Pres. '52 Activity Award '53 Jr. Class outstanding in football Agricultural Award '53 Declamation '52 Basketball '50 -'54 Track '51-'54 Football '51-'54 .195 'Y' 5 Q' tj' DONALD MCCAIN Zephyr Photographer '52-'54 West Wind Staff '54 Nominee- for All Around '54 Baseball '55-'54 55 ' JERRY MOWREY Nominee for All Around Boy '54 Football Manager '50-'52 West Wind Staff '54 164. K1 NORMA HARDIN Basketball '54 Basketball Manager '53 F.H.A. '50-'53 SHIRLEY MAJORS West Wind '54 F.H.A. '50-'5-l F.T.A. Sec. '53 Pep Squad '50-'54 Basketball '51-'54 Volleyball '50-'54 ff- . A L ' A 5 G fi' l . Q' li. X ...vt , itrff' BUDDY LIEDTKE Class Favorite '51-'53 F.H.A. Dreamboy '52 Football '51-'54 Basketball '51-'52 Baseball '51-'54 Track '53-'54 Boxing '51-'52 Popular Boy '54 Nominee Class Favorite '54 F.F.A. '50-'54 F. T. A. '54 Class Vice-Pres. '52 F.F.A. Vice-Pres. '51 F. F. A. Sentinel '53 F. F. A. Greenhand Vice -Pres Crass Judging Team CARL PRITCHARD Class Favorite '54 Football '50-'54 West Wind Staff '54 F.F.A. '50-'53 ' A ui' Q ,Q 1. , ,an un , 4 nm- -I v , 1 X47 ' x TROY RIDDELL A. '5l-'54 Cvreenhand 3rd Vice -President Football '50 -'51 Class Favorite Nominee '51-'54 Champion Grass Judging Team 52-'53 VERA MURRAY West Wind Editor '54 Assistant Editor '53 Quill and Scroll '53 Reporter of Class '51 Class Favorite Nominee '53 Annual Queen Nominee '54 Majorette '52-'54 F.H. A. '51-'54 F. H. A. Reporter '53 Student Council Rep. '53 Volleyball '50-'51 CARROLL SMITH Football '52-'54 F. T. A. '52-'54 F. F. A. '50-'53 .fb V -xx, . .I ' K . I i mv LOLA RICHARDSON Head Usher Office Girl 4 years Popular Nominee '54 F. H. A. '52-'53 Class Favorite Nominee Class Favorite '53 .v-nn. IF' s , .' ff: , : Z45 'f . E, ' x, 1- ix ' . 4-3 '75 as V . 4' 2 ,X NADAIAH SEAL Principal's Office Basketball '52-'54 Volleyball '52-'54 All -Around Nominee '52-'53 Class Favorite '54 Football Queen Nominee '54 DELBERT SMITH V.A. '51-'54 Track '51-'54 Baseball '52-'54 Football '51-'52 Greenhand Historian rn' GERALDA WHATLEY Band '50 5l F.F A. Sweetheart Nominee '53 ml .,.. ' in ' L DONALD SMITH Football '50-'54 Baseball '53-'54 Track '52-'54 Creenhand President F. F. A. '50-'54 F. H. A. DreamboyNorn. Honorable Mention All -District BEVERLY THOMPSON National Honor Society '5-l Quill And Scroll '52-'54 Student Council '54 Zephyr Editor '54 Sophomore Editor '52 Junior Editor '53 Successful '54 Pep Squad '50-'53 F. T. A. '52-'54 F, T. A. Vice-Pres. '53 F. H. A. '50-'54 F,H.A. Pres. '54 Valuable Nominee '54 CLEO WEBB F. F. A. '53 DARLENE HARRISON Zephyr Business Mgr. '54 Junior Editor '53 Sophomore Editor '52 Successful Nominee '54 Quill and Scroll '52-'54 Pep Squad '50-'54 F. T. A. '52-'54 Volleyball '50 F. H. A. '50-'54 F. H. A. Vice-Pres. '54 F. H. A. Sgt. -At-Arms '53 Sn... JL -9- 3 PeP Squad '50-'54 'U midi L ' A Pep Squad Pres. '51 - ' KARA JEAN WALL Basketball '50-'54 F. H. A. '50-'54 F. T. A. '52-'54 Volleyball '51-'54 Pep Squad '50-'54 Vice-Pres. '54 Librarian '54 'Vi .. ,J MARION WOODARD Volleyball '50-'51 Basketball '50-'51 Class Favorite Nominee '50 Pep Squad '50-'53 F. H. A. '52-'54 West Wind '54 National Honor Society '52-'54 OFF iz K Mff i ICERS: President Bill Eblcn, -, 4 IUNIOR CLASS X . rue lg Secretary-Trcasu - Reporter Rutl W' ' rcr Dorotha Fi 1 115011 I UN IORS W ayne Adanis Charle 5 Beatty Ivlary Birkhead Billie Branscurn Gale Blair 3' Kay Clube rtson Anne Blount ,l 'Nr '5 Ruth B radio rd Jo rry BOSIic'k Y...-0 -0,4 qv? Richard Burnpus -4' x Billy Burns nw n. Don Clark 'L' Billy Richard Bohner Duncan Bill Eblen .I 21 y Dun Y' Fun I1 Je r ry Goodwin Jack Henderson H in if-A Lavillas Havens Beverly Hinds 4v0 'x x ,,-,.' Pat Hutchison William Jones Shirley Kinney James Lawrence Terry L Latimer Lois Garland Hobbs McC1endon Peggy Mints .ala n K 'IF Sv? ' ' is ,Q Q D Doyle - MK X Parnell V David 4' Morris , Q J, Donald Potter Jack Powell Q 4.1 T 'in- Nynv1a 5, Seal AA. -...go 2' .Tackle Sandra West Douglas Yarbrough Ruth Wxlson A Hal Sands-fur as Samrxue Tapper Sammy Wrlght :P 0 q. fi -up Sue Sandlm Joy Ann Wmton -1-1 L. n g NU fl 'L A 'Z , ' v v 1 . N K I. I - :K fl-..R: Qrf .xi W 2' , N 2 ' ia- - i .. ' I '.E ' I X llll A fr x ff l vi ' Tye V 0 6 9 ' i ,k4.,,4 Q y ,lk . Y, fi A Y ' fa , ar DK , fl . ' 1 X4 'mf SOPHOMCRE CLASS OFFICERS: President Hershell Thaxtong Vice-President Donald Loveg Secretary Penny Kissel , Reporter Homer Long SCDPHGMORES L as I, V ' ,S pg. 'A' I i William J.W. Jackie Allen Ballard Bearden A -9 N fl I Shirley Joann Bowling Bradford ,l 3' ,Q J. Buck Patsy Beezie Bumpug Bumpus Cobb .8 Kelly Biddy Arlene Chaney Sophomores I? Fredda Lena Jo Rachel Fields Harris Haston Q ff' we Y, -,. 'F lu-I Don Hutchinson , 2- ca- m .5 3 Alton Jani! 1 Jones Jones ir Patsy Keener ln PCUUY KBY Homer Donald Kissel Long Lgve Sophomores n s 1-5 Gi Z1 'inf' Patricia Love Sybil Mitchell Charles Norrell Harold Parks Bob Powell X 5. Donald Roop GI' -di? . L. Sandefur James Smith Ted Taylor James Terry Hers hell Thaxton Mary Al1ce Whlte Robert Smith Yrs., Q all ' any . 'N .ara .HQU you ,I 'Yi Y Nm . V l A K A. :ir ' 4 SA' . V f f -f 'fb'Qfif'g , FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President Jimmy Brattong Vice-President Travis Trulockg Secretary-Treasurer Joe Wilsong Reporter Phillis Maxfield Y if vi Lonnie Linda Allen Beatty Patricia Frances Beauchamp Beck Jimmy Doris Ann Bradon Canon '-Elgin 'lk X .a1'- - 'l ' ' si - X' 1 Shirley ' Clower Randall -1' Nancy Codgell Defore Shirley Garrison 'D- Rebecca Bennett A-Q A 1' I' 1 Y Wayne Biddy xg. - Reba Jo ' K Boyles 6 Doyle Conner Je rry Boren A r .3 7 i ---Q N27 10' Donna Biddy ' ,,,N' wb 3 Jimmy Culbertson Shirley Gregory vi! Larry Evans 1 Dennis Jerry Haddon Hamilton r nb 1 1 'uf' ' Franklin Harmon ao ' G!- '-fl -Q- -I -.0 'S' i Troy Holcombe Mary James Phyllis Maxfield A ,691 6-'si -ir if Troy Hutchinson Cynthia Keith Thomas Mayberry Carolyn Havens Eva Nell Henderson -.-,,.z , 4 John 13 Q Love x Ray Milner Barbara Kinney Billy i Mahorney , j j- . . P A 'rx ' h . -.A Jerry Mc Clendon 1 A TH e ,A J . . 1 ,v N wune 1 -r' Jaime Sara Martin x , Y Mints I ' . . L od' 441' 'cf Pc-nf Anita Betty Proffitt Ransom Billie Scates auf' :Riu Sondra Sears 'X Pat Jerry Don Sossag-nan Sturdivant Stanley Billy TCTTY Tomison A K Thomas Lee Willis Joe Wilson 1' sf. v-nv Z Billy Q Richards i ' .-A 1 1 X. Virginia Smith .gp '15 Bobby Sunday Neva Thompson Terry Yarb A J A 1 Renae Rochelle Xia ,-A Donald Lee Smith -.iv -Q Barbara Tate Travis Truelock gpg? P.H.S. l. GL11ClCS for F.H, A, 1n1t1at10n, - L x 1,514.33 L 9 g q 4. TJ1'-, i U ' V' laiei-'fx ' ' ' A - 3 are-W -- 15? Qi L J., .A jj' 1331 fill Ilg X ' Ill I fjlll lv ii a I I I I 3. Friendly Mr. Williams. Z. What? Abasketball team? ,renx v Z t -'VK I 1 ' I Q R 1 1 5 7 4. Oh, what dramatists we do have! 5, A popular P. H. S. Couple. 6. Cute girls, a cute song. . Dragons, Dragons how we love you.. . ' SNAPSHOTS 5. Dessert time and cverybody's full! ,ff -ga .!, 4 l. Hey, Seniors! Where are your dates? Z. Here lies poor Crowell! 4. The new jackets finally arrived! 5. Oh, Buddy! How adorable! 6. Ah, ha! Now we know about Ruth! 7. Glenda showing off her Senior ring. A x -x Ji Ae GFFICE WORKERS l ff md W a aclty Th1s 1S Beverly Hlnd s fu-st year to work Vedm the C Sheen mn the offxce but she has now mastered the Chardson serear She hilelpers routxne completely Her sm 11 e makes a olalviayflgze gxrlttt1SnZhSPensab1C tmp to the offme of heado Wxlllams 1 l Career fMf a pleasant task at all t1mes 1100 one O re high SC hel' emu Ol' 'Sr '91 ' keeps a N va Thompson She has e Ce. . an tefkdan I- , - Freshm ily at wgrke S03 the da -H evf d of 3 dl g Sondra Sears is a freshman office work- recor rovefl to be er We all look forward to her efficient 3150? service for the next three years PEP SQUAD 'J , ,N . fr 5, wr.:-it if-W ' 'V L - Serving our team to the finish were these girls. They deserve a big Mi -21'f'fi A 'A cheer themselves for the grand job they did this season, Janis Jones 4.1 Joy Ann Winton Glenda F Iippin F n Rose Marie Neta Lois Jane Ellis Tippet Hutchinson Striking and unusually attractive . Q 1 h is NancyCogdell, Freshman candi- ' lj J' A i xx N, 330 date for F.F.A. Sweetheart. Nancy . C - ' li. V represents the Freshmen in Stu- : S ' '12 . i dent Council this year. h pas ff .iss ,gm 5 ,-sf 4 'Wi Q ,y 6.1 li 4 an i ' . X s ,as 1 i i VIL ' . 'f' 4 R L Y ig. 3 f I Q 3. L i if? . l 4' ' S J- ' , N X Flashing brown eyes and a dark complexion to set them off de- scribes Jo Ann Bradford,Sopho- more candidate for F.F.A. Sweetheart. JoAnnwas elected if I Favorite Girl from her class gf. J this year. A 'I i Ogden, Red Horse Smith the friendly nickname bestowed upon Donald Smith, Senior can- didate for F. H. A. Dreamboy. 1 A T' L 1 -ig .V :Q i .934 Polite, fr i e n dl y Terry Yar- brough was the Freshman Can- didate for F.H, A. Dreamboy. Terry is a representative for his class in Student Council. Friendly, attractive Nynvia Seal is the Junior candidate for F.F.A. Sweetheart. Nynvia was elected B eautiful Girl in 1952. Don Hutchinson, a lively, like- able Sophomore, was supported by his class inthe F. H. A Dream-Boy Contest. I 1 4 1, I X , 4,,lx,,x X xy ' F. F. A. SWEETHEART Twinkling eyes, fri e n dl y smile, and an energetic worker denotes Glenda Flippin, F, F. A. Sweetheart. Dragon guard, fun loving and popular Junior is Bill Eblen F. H. A. Dreamboy. Glenda and Bill were elected to reign over the two largest organizations in P. H. S. by r e c e i vin g the most penny votes. They are both popular students on the campus and are great participators in school fun. F H.A. DREAMBOY 3 L5 f Andafterthe rain, the rainbow. Like the rainbow in its beauty, the personalities also shed their light Graceful Ruth Bradford is the Junior candidate for Beauti ful Girl Ruth 1S Drum Major ette for the Band 1-.gldlff . BEAUTIFUL Q 1, 'gif i S. r , K , Five foot two, laughing blue eyes and care- . free smile describe Glenda Flippin Beautiful Girl of 1954 She holds the positions of As sistant Ed1tor of Zephyr and West Wind Staffs Treasurer of her class for three years and Secretary ofStudent Council She was elected F F A Sweetheartand alsoacheerleader her Senior year ff-f---l. Lovely Renea Rochelle was the Freshman choice for Beauti ful Girl Friendly Pat Love, IS the Sophomore candidate for Beautiful girl X ' Y la ' - Y ' - 1 4- Q ., A . . I r , Q U -2 ,I . .x . Rv 41' I a.. - V, gl y : I . ' IAQ? ,, , f .Q X N. J f' 'f' .1 1 L A ,'A'- 5 J , I ' is 5 f ? 5 I l 1 l ' G ' 1 , J H J I , . . . , . 4' Kenneth Buckly is the S en i o r Candidate fo r Handsome B o y. HANDSOME Good looking Richard Duncan, a newcomer to Paducah, represents P. I-LS. as Hand- some Boy for '54, He is a polite, sincere, and intelligent Junior. Playing the piano is his favorite pastime and basketball proves his sports ability. . A .--, 6 t ' V, , 1' V H Alf i is 'l15j.:f'-- I 'f-LH 4' -- Y Funloying, Dragon halfback, Likeable, Dragon fullback, Kelly B i ddy is the Sophomore choice for Handsome Boy. POPULAR GIRL Tiny, sportsloving, dark-eyed and dark complexion Ros e Marie Ellis is Popular Girl for 1954. Not only did she serve as cheerleader and Student Council Treasurer her Senior year, but was also chos en by the Dragon Squad to reign as Football Queen. Friendly, lively Joy Winton also represents the Juniors as a candidate for Popular Girl. f-fs-ff-,,LL.t il, 1 Wg! il G Neatly attired Lola Richardson is one of the Se J POPULAR Witty, easy going Buddy Liedtke is Popular Boy for 1954. Bud has been class favorite for two years, held office of Vice-President of his class two years, a two year letterman on the Dragon Squad, a nd this y e a r w o n All-District honor. All-district Dragon end, Jackie Tye is a junio r nominee for Popular Boy Friendly and likeable Jack Powell is 0 e Junior candidates for Popular W 1 ALL-AROUND Vigorous, friendly Pat Hutchison represents P, H, S. as All -Around Girl. Pat puts her heart into all her work whether it be sports or studies. She is an energetic bas- ketball player and is Historian for F. H. A. Q.. Neat, attractive Neta Lois Tippet also is a Senior nominee for All Around Girl. Lively Jimmie Brown is one of the Senior candidates for All A Around Girl. X . I. A Wi-1 - 5 ALL-AROUND ' L au ghin g expressions and mis - chievous ways describe David Morris, All -Around Boy. David shows his fine athletic ability both on the gridiron and basketball court. His friendliness and fun-loving ways are known throughout P. H. 5. FQ., Lively,carefree DonaldMc- Cain is a Senior candidate for All-Around Boy. He has held the position of Head Photogra- ,M pher for the Zephyr for two years. Unu s ual l ymischievous is Jerry Mowery, a Senior nominee for All-Around Boy. Jerry is a greatparticipator in school fun. - lV'!rrr N vl- 1 , -mm 5 I Likeable, Garland McClen- don is also a candidate for All- Around Boy. He is a friendly and easy-going Junior. f . LL , 'K .1 .. 9-1, vii? .ix E Friendly, sweet, dependable, and likeable are some of the descriptive features of Darlene Willis, runner-up for SUCCESSFUL GIRL, She is agreat fun lover but her willingness to work is proved byher school work andjob as Business Manager on the Zephyr. She is energetic at all times and will always come out on top. SUCCESSFUL GIRL Friend winning and sin- cere is SUCCESSFUL GIRL Beverly Thompson. In all of her work she is satisfied only with the best and is a pattern to all for her tactfulness and sincerity to fellow students. These are buta few ofher ad- mirable traits. Some ofBev- erly's accomplishments are F, H, A. President, Zephyr Editor, and a leading con- tender for Outstanding Stu- dent. At all times you will find her a willing worker and a charming f r i e n d to know. if 1 EN? ,l ff-ls... 1- Lgzblip SUCCESSFUL BUY v With sucha wonderful back- ground of achievements, it is only fitting that Sammie James should hold the honorof SUCCESSFUL BOY of 1954. AnA student, some- times called the brain by friends, he is one of the most likeable and friendly boys on the campus. Sam- mie's achievements varyfrom All-District tackle to F,F.A. Presidentand third Vice-President ofthe district. Never-the-less you will always find him the same, easy-going and sincere person that everyone admires so much. MQ- 1.17 Good looking all district tackle and three year letterman is Richard Crider runner up fi ,Siva ,' i for Successful Boy R1chard's football career was clirnaxed when elected captain forthe sec ond year This fun loving Senior Vice Presi dent is also anominee for Popular Boy Where ever you find a c r owd of people engaged in a little fun Richard is always among them. OUTSTANDING li 'f Likeable, intelligent and friend win- ning Sammy James receives the honor of OUTSTANDING Student in P. H. S. for the second year. Being elected football tri-captain and all-district tackle proves - his athletic ability. Double honor for him also is b e ing e le c t e d Student Council President for a second time. -...f-ff-.fw Hard W o r king Senior President, A Team basketball player, and ever ready worker is Glenn Garth, an OUTSTANDING Student. An abundant supply of energy for all s c hool life is cheerleader and Student Council Sec. Glenda Flippin, also rating high as OUTSTANDING. .lm is f Energetic Zephyr Editor, FHA President, honor student, and friendly, Beverly Thompson rates high as OUT- STANDING. SENIOR FAVORITES Two sports loving Seniors were elf- c te d L' la s s favorites, C a rl Pritchard andNadaiahSeal. Known for her sweet,friendly smile, Nad- aiah was also norninated for Foot- ballQ11een, and has playedforward on the ba sketball team for two years. Carl did his share of gain- ing fame for the Dragons and has lettered for three years. He is a great partieipator in all school fun and ha s a likeable and friendly personality. ! 6T5Q- , C ,s Another two sports loving Seniors were Nominees for Favorites. They are Bill Cartwright and Rosie Ellis. Both play forward on the basketball teams and have lettered three years. T4 Dragon center, Buddy Liedtke and High School B e auty, Glenda Flippin were Senior Favorite Nom- inees. Buddy is Popular Boy and Glenda is F. F. A. Sweetheart. 5' IUNIOR FAVGRITES Two of the mostlikeable and all-around students in the Junior Glas are Wayne Adams and Ruth Wilson. They were elected class favorites because of their friendly ways. Ruth was also class favorite in '53 and Wayne has lettered in football for two years. Shirley Kinney and Don ald Potter are Junior Class Favorite Nominees . Shirley is a great fun lover and Don- ald played football this year. W il! -NL-.., r--. if Delightfully pl e a s an t a r e Richard Bumpus and Nynvia Seal, alsonominees for class favor- ite. Richard was F. H. A. Dream- boy his Fresh- man year and Nynvia was Most Beautiful her Freshrnan year. il-all SCJPHCDMORE FAVGRITES rnores Hershell Thaxton and Jo Ann Bradford, were elected by their classmates as Favorites Hex-shell has s e r v e d as class President for two years and is a full back for the Dragon team Jo Ann was Sophomore candidate for football queen and is a P. H S. majorette. Don Hutchinson, nomin ee for F.H.A, Dreamboy for two years, and Rachel Haston, F. H. A. Sergeant At-Arms, were also nom inees for Sophomore Fav orites. Other nom- inees for Soph. Favorites were Charles Norrel and Penny Kis- sel. Charle s never spends a dull moment and Penny is a well- known P. H. S. majorette. FRESHMAN FAVGRITES 'Sf'-L2 Nominees, Travis True- lock and Phyllis Maxfield, are also popular members ofthe Freshman class. Travis is well-known for his swift action on the Dra- gon team and Phyllis is noted forherloveable man- ners. i Ei. S . ., fn 1 , L I ' ' 5 2 I .sw Q all I A . Jimmy Bratton and Frances Beck serve as Favorites of the Freshmen of 1953-'54, Jimmy was elected as president ofhis class and is known as a prominent Dragon football player. Frances is well-liked by her class- mates for her sweet smile and friendly disposition. Jerry McClendon and Nancy Cogdell were nominees for Favorites. Jerry, better known as Red, always has a smile for everybody and Nancy, also band sweetheart, has won a place in everyone's heart. .las A 1 A if U ...Q- .V 42, ,, fig . ffm T, l PE- l- . y' EQ' ' 5,.f!g-, if 2325-'ills . Small and dainty, Shirley Gar- rison is the Freshman candidate for Zephyr Queen, ZEPHYR QUEEN Neatly attired, del i gh tfull y pleasant, andawinning personality are some descriptive features of our 1954 Zephyr Queen, Beverly Hinds. This is Beverly's first year in the band and was highlighted by her being elected Band Queen. Charming Janis Jones is the Sophomore nominee for Zephyr Queen. Popular, cute Vera Murray was Senior choice for Zephyr Queen. Quiet and dependable is Nadaiah Seal, a nominee for Football ueen. She is noted for her ovely smile and sweet person- ai , Xi .Q-., Friendly and gay Nynvia Seal is a Junior candidate for Football Queen. She is an active member of the girls' basketball. J' Q AL QUEEN A small girl with a winning smile is Rose Marie Ellis, Football Queen for '54.Rose Marie holds the position of cheerleader, Student Council T r e a s u r e r, Class Re- porter, and Popular Girl. Her main in- terest is basketball. A winning smile and friendly personality are Jo Ann Brad- 'ford's features. She was the Sophomore candidate for Foot- ball Queen. r 1 I . 4 F Intelligent and feminine is Doro- 2 ,f tha Fish, candidate for Football pf 4' D Queen. She is Parliamentarian ' if for F.H.A, and Junior Editor for the Zephyr BAND SWEETHEART The Paducah High School Band has selected for their Band Sweet- heart, Nanry Cogdell. Nancy is a bliie--Q-yn-rl blonde rroru the Fresh- man Class. She is always full of pep and energy and gets along with everybody. She is well liked by everyone because of her winning ways and sweet smile. Don't you think she is a good Choice? LK. The P H S Bandhas made much progress this year. Here youseethemin the regular marching for- mation. Let's all give Hughey Adams a big hand. He came from Frederick, Oklahoma where he was band director the re also. We owe our Band Director a vote of thanks. 1 i . MAIORETTES 1 , . ,f VERA MURRAY W Sr,,Three Years I JO ANN BRADFORD Sophomore,Two years A., F224 E: 'S-nv, I me 1 Mlm, y .-. il- , ......... -v-.-,...,..........., -4 l ,.--..... JM' --- ---.45 f -0- V-1 fl,'.,Qf.il JANIS MAXEY Mascot .vf in A PENNY KISSE1. A ,Q QQ Sophomore 'l One Year I U f PAT LOVE Sophomore One Year ,4-6' ...Q-4 . .rv -4 V -..4-QP' N, 4-1' 4...- Clarinet Players are: LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT Playing the S a xo ph on e s are: LEFT TO RCWI Jean Williams, Pat Colwell. Shirley RIGHT: Joe Powell, Lavillas Havens, Mickey Bowling. Reba BOyleS, and Shirley Gregory. Ellis, Beverly Hinds, Billye Hutchinson, and SITTING: Ruth Wil- son, Glen Garth, Sybil Mitchell, Pat- sy Keene r, Ann Fish, and Barbara Stallings. On the Baritone Horn, is John Love. D o nn i e Carpenter and B o b b y Sunday play the Trornbones and A., L. Sandefur plays the Bass Horn. D s . . T , I 8 A 15 X i T3 l Basil K On the Drums are Bob Powell, Jo Ann West, and Pat Hutchinson, Alton Jones plays the Cymbals. --neg .1 4 1 3 ' Ted Taylor, on the B a r i t o n e Saxophone. Donald ARoop, Doyle Conner, Billy Richards, R onn i e Richards, and Peg- gy G r ant play the Trumpets. . . ,ai N x it--lf'4ilIh . 5'w Sentmel Reporter Znd Vlce Pres 3rd VICE Pres i Slim WAYNE ADAMS DONALD SMITH DOUGLAS YARBROUGH BILLY BURNS Pres1dent V1ce Presldent Secretary Treasurer THE PADUCAH CHAPTER AND SWEETHEART GLENDA FLIPPEN Under the supervxsxon of Mr Roy L Neely several of the boys placed 1n many grass Judgmg contests P SAMMIE JAMES DOYLE PARNELL BILL EBLEN JR BOBBY JONES 8 4 , Q . ' , 5 cu as , . , , 4, . ' ,A -My -. iw I, Q , l .me 5, f A .1 Q f . , K .,,,, .,.g,-3,5517 ' Y 'u.,m..,.. VM I 'wil 'f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I l D n u 1 c o 0 - ' ' . ' t - , , . . . . . . . 2 ' - , I . . , l . ..... . . V 1 1.27 '. 3.f,.f.r2:-'1 l N1 , ' , ' J,.-I... .3 T -- - Ilwzazhhv' - ' , ' ' - u 4 . ! I . Q 1 . . , J I' - . ' Aw? ' . If v' ' S ' - xl' 'i ' 'A ' ' I - . -L.: f I ' ,. ,. l-.QM , 1 , ' A ' ' ,f'.Z'I. 7 'K 1 A ' 1 , Q.ff.'T'. f r f T'f TIl'.T..11 ' T ' . ' ' .1 M , ' . J, , a. ,. ' - , 1 1 ,, . -1- Y V I JQJ' .1 'Ai . A ,,: A-I 1 'I ' ,f S ' ' . .,. A J Y ' A I, 7 v V , . . , fr I g ' .J V., lr I, - .1 .4 , '-w .1 ' f iw ' . 6. Q - , f f - ,, . . . Rmportvr TOY ANN WINTON Pre S1der1t BEVERLY WHITTAKER Hxstoman P-XT HUIQHISON Vlce Presldent DARLENE HARRISON Song Lgadr r PENNY KISSLL, Secretary BILLIE BRANSCUM 1-Hamst J XCKIE BLARDLN Treasurer RUTH WILSON Sc 1 Leant At Arms R XCHEL HASTON Parllamentarlan DOROTHA FISH THE PADUCAH CHAPTER OF F H A AND DREAMBOY BILL EBLEN Mrs E G Kamer SUPSFVISGS thms group and leads them 111 their mterestmg study of fore1gn countnes. . 5. I , ,f S? ' 'J' V - Ol - vi Y - 'aa . 'A ' ' Af E 1' 1 ' 9 Q , , J! L , I ff 1 x , m 'fm 3 , Y v X a A S 4 ff F E , 5 , 0 O . 1 'Q ' ! - A , - jf . f -a. pl 1 . f . YL , . r +A , -'u f, , - N, S., , : A 1 h 1 3 y nncn.. E Y onauna U I nnnnu... I 'N E f ...nf 1 4 E 'A - . . . 1 W ' V I . . . . . ' ' 35 3 X 2 b P , , , ' K' ' Q , x I X . :Q A 1 3 LIBRARY PERSONNEL Head L1brar1an Sandra West checks to see that no book IS over due XJ 'S .Sumo 1 fix eq 91:6 i Sh1r1ey Kmney and Mary B11-khead seem to fmd th1 book very amuslng S bag WN S-0 e360 y,0e'YXar6X0 65.0, 9,0 a Pat Sossaman Lmda Beat ty and Kara Jean Wall ar range the books m then' Keene O es al af! P ts est s '7 s Gd e e e C proper order IOURNALISM i R , is ff.: - 'Edif01', Vera Murray, and Assistant Editor, Glenda Flippin, check the last minute facts of an important sto ry before it goes to press. 11 Q A discussion of the current happenings is an essential element to the production of the paper. Here Glendais giving Davidafew point- ers. Everyone is anxiously waiting to read the West Wind The Staff works very hard every week but their efforts are rewarded each Thurs day when they hear the praise of all the stu dents at they read the school news The Journalism class, taught by Miss Sim- mons, is a must around P. H. S. The West Wind is anxiously read and immensely enjoyed by every student. ZEPHYB A Beverly Whittaker, Editor of the '53 ' ZEPHYR is checking pages in the year- - book dummy. The dummy is prepared 'K' at the beginning of the school term by the t editor and sponsor. The editor is super- visor of layouts and all copy written by the staff. Also all pages must be checked k by her and corrections ifanymade before Q X1 submitting to the publishing company. I from ideas . - n g new . rg JOY eiflg and g e 221 Junior eiliief 'gain' mise amualiboiolha Fiailyious lealiwz - minion iitsiperience UzinSrlaYOutS ior T0 ins mac draw W h cO?V' work' meg write muc l an afmua E I L' i -.' 5 l x . i 4 A very important job on the staff is J, XR the making and developing of pi c t u 1- e 5 N L which is done by Donald McCain and his X, Q assistant, Homer Long. They sometimes x .,4 have to cut classes in order to do the big Y' job for the ZEPHYR. S , l -X ' I .-ff' ,Al Gaining much experience as a Soph- omore Editor is James Terry. James assists in writing copy and drawing lay- outs for the ZEPHYR. A great deal Of his work is displayed in the sports section of the '53 ZEPHYR. N-Q YL STAFF Seen working on the advertisement section ofthe ZEPHYR is Darlene Willis, Business Manager. Her job is to keep the bookkeeping end of the yearbook and all finances straight. She also is re- sponsible for all ads which make up a very important section in the ZEPHYR. A-if 'N-1wx'N Serving n . BSSO h Y Kissell Havi P Ornore Editor i She has be ng two year, 3 Pen- com s , Her abilityi eVerVValuabletzxFer1enCe Section. S l hestaff. Yed in the ba nd Another very important staff member is Glenda Flippen, Associate Editor. She assists the editor in writing of copy and general routine of all annual work. She also s up e r v i s e s the taking of favorite pictures. Glendais also the artist of all drawings through out the ZEPHYR. 9, is X Two new members on the staff are the F r e shman Editors, Doris Cannon and Patricia B e au c h amp, They too, have proven to be very devoted workers and have gained much experience at writing copy and drawing layouts. QUILL AND SCROLL Q:-.- MEMBERS Glenda Fl1pp1n Vera Murray Glen Garth Dorotha F1sh and Joy Wlnton Beverly Wh1taker not plctured SPONSOR Mlss Katherme Sxmmons NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Samm1e James Pres1dent Rose Mane Ell1s J1rnm1e Brown Secretary Mar1on Woodward Glenda Fl1pp1n B111 Cartwr1ght Glen Garth Beverly Whltaker B1llEb1en Dorotha F1sh Joy W1nton Lav11las Havens Beverly Hmds Pat Hutchmson Ruth W1lson Sandra West Nynv1aSeal Ha1Sandefur PeggyM1nts andW11l1amJones Jr Sponsor M1ss Margurlte Mathls I A r I 4 N 8 0 I if 1 I 5 f' 3 A Jr- X is V QL if D 1 ' ', . , ' . . , . : ' ' ' . V A Q Y QE, 5? ik . .L 1 ,X A - - Q V v I .- j , A . ,X Z . I . 5 . .y . . , Q , . ., . . 1 I . , . I l 7 . I . 7 . I . l ! l u 1 1 Q a 1 1 : ' u - Hal Sandefur Richard Crider To the 1953 D ragon Football Team we proudly give tribute and dedicate these five pages. A game that will long be re- membered is the victory over Cro- well, 27-7. This gave the Dragons the right to represent District IA- 9 in the playoff, Thanksgiving Day. Giving all their time and thoughts for this game, the boys came out on top again. A score of Z7-0 over Grapevine sent them on to Regional with Clifton. There they were edged out by a Z7-28 score. This ended the Dragon Football career for '53, The Dragons came a long way from the non-victorious team of '52 and will be remembered for year s to come in the history of Paducah High School. .1-Q ' ,K 6 . ,rf A ii 1,131 ' 'f Z r age 1. V 'I ' 343 fi V' Q N 'x iii 1. 1 wg 4 . - .M , 4 - . ,L, -3 'kg jx- n V - ,zu 3 1 V , '9 A ' W' ' 1 ' ' - r 'i- 'Q.-f Mi, A nf? y .?iz.J.. f-Y fssf+.IQ-Q 751 Ms, , Q 4'-' fl f. MQ, 1 . Quin , Q ' A ' ,,g. A.. 4 1 5 - r' .., A -- ' 'IA-Q'-va -3 - v . '- '1.'?,,4.f-N 3-14,3 ni. -' 4.5. ' , J' 540 ' gfvf ':'itf.'?'.-K 1' .. f Q Q 41545 ' C51 in 5 ,, Q, ' v . 1, . ' 'P'-':'5':9 f 'fs Senior Back All District SAMMY JAMES Senior Tackle All District Billy Burns is on his way to pock up several more yards after catching a pass from Hal Sandefur in Grapevine Game. A i... .NR KENNETH BUCKLEY ' V- ,4- '21 . - ,, fiig 'l.l- RICHARD CRIDER Senior Tackle All District r JACKIE TYE Junior End All District V , U .f ,Y .,- 'L J J, . ,,,,rK , SP1 Y. .J r . Q f -' ' ' ' 4 +14 1,1 , . ' 151.5 11 4 ai A 1 hw!! N 21471 BUDDY LIEDTKE Senior Center ..- -- A11 District ' ' ' i ,f.a:4 y- L-L' U K, 'iq -1 . HAL SANDEFUR .gf ' Junior Back - Q. ' A11 District 'f' i 3' '52,-19 '- 4 ': ' ' ' DONALD SMITH Senior Guard Ha1Sandefur, Dragon back, is finally brought down from be hind after picking up a first down in Grapevine. CARL PRICHARD Senior Guard W Q, 1 4 W -fy x 3? -N .2 :ff 4, W 5-.1 Ai 1 , 'gil -.Inn A -I p ie if 411. 1 'A h .- - Q' , 05,41-I ,Q-E, - , i . ' I 7- .--.. -,N q- QA -f : ',a, ,, ' s ,-'.4- Q' .' . , A-,- '-f- Y-H 3' ., . ' .a' '- . Y' '-W' .. . Y' ,T 2 'L ,tn L ' . I Q. '-fra: ' -,-- ' I -- U . '- . . BILL EBLEN Junior Guard All District ..- , , g -x 34 -,, .Q , 1196: BILLY BOHNER Junior Tackle RICHARD BUMPUS Junior End Y L 2 BILLY BURNS Junior Back li Z! 4' 1 David Morris,Dragon tailback, is on his way to pick up a first down again s t Clifton in regional game at Abilene Other Dragons are Donald Smith, Sarrimie James and Richard Crider. JACK POWELL Junior Back 1' ' fi , F f nf. ,gd 3 5 B I 3:41 ml 0 v + Pr ,A If ,, 2127 wigs, 'Q I 'vi- Y 1- i ' 4 1 1 ,f 1 ,IL . vi ' r WAYNE ADAMS Junior Tackle ' ang e xg- u . 'lf Q - 4 ., I ni xx xi Uv --o 2' a i L 'J-Z! - 41: mmf sw I sr . ' 5 -'ff I I hxfgzf iff.1',f., : fiflifz' 1 ' v V 3 -iff, NI' ' if-Q, H ' -if: i : ' ' ' Q' - K jj ' , ,- R 'K . . z .xr L1 V , X., . 4 ,I :znw , Lf ,4 ' F ..1 , L9 Aux- ?.'g3g- 3-H15 ' Q' 21,1 f NM.-Ui A, IfjU.Xh5 ' Ffig-Nl hlxiifli bqxfx. Ang :Eff ,MA H J! Q, 1 5 pi. fr..-rm Q.di'A.1 ,7L.:i1ot' EQ . 'hu Jas .- -ar' ! , - 4 IV F if -I .4 I 1' .,. K ' 7 . ' r T1 J ... ', ILL 'A .1 W. ,-,. 2,3 1 .L W , ,- 1. f 5 -w af. 1 . , - -N 1 1 ' 4. .4 Q- ., u , ,g,jfa:. ,gf--P ' Ag 1, - -u., Q .5 ,G v N ',-J ' , 'J--,V 1 .. - , .,.,- I .L T JL .I X A 'ml .- ' , Q JIMMUQ BRATTON e 'un- f. - ,- f ,' Ag Freshman Center I 4. f I , 5 2 gf , 4, , , TRAVIS TRUELOCK Freshman Back k - ri' ox ,. v 5 1 9 . .D . , T 1 ' 4, T f r. ' ' A 2' J . 4 'iv'-1: -4 ? Y . ' y lr Q U IQ Q? J. ' ,il Y 2 ' ,. q r '--1-.., X-' A L' fl XX- Coaches Raymond Troutman and John Higdon with Trainer Glenn Garth, Managers Terry Latimer and Donald Love. J. W. BALLARD DONALD POTTER JOE WILSON Sophomore Tackle Junior Back Freshman End . aiwi --,-'si' ,, 5 ,W-' . , : -l.. -91.61, ipf-we 2 A I S, . Q ?I ' ,- , . 'vw A x . I , k 'l .rf ily,- Tb ' A sffff' XT' - - A .J .f r .N . , ,ny - 1 is Vi ' A ' ',:jIQ,f QQ .i'f5fi?f'f' 1- E? if LYNDON ROL I' Rb La NU HAL SANDLIQFUIK Forward 1-4 AIC I-1:3 2 if D NORMAN BEAUCHAMP Center DRAGONS S. 4: v. SAMMIE JAMLS 1 v f -f P BILL CARTWRIGHT Forward GLEN GARTH Center Forward ,, rr, Nf- DOUGLAS Y ARBROUGH Forward . J. KENNETH BUCKLEY DAVID MORRIS Guard 9 '-lard SAMMY WRIGHT Guard 'ETF 'vs RICHARD DUNCAN Forward DONALD ROOP Guard -ii, JAMES SMITH Cc-nu r L,--A JACKIE TYE Guard L . A g V I qi.. - EH ,H 93. kg T: ? - iz. ,. L : ' 'a,,,f? Sig' ' L.. L1-Q I ,N , , A ff-gg, ,gm '- ..3-1' ru .55 h - - Yr ' ' rzfffn. by X wg' COACH HIGDON JACK HENDERSON JIMMY BRA-TON Guard Vw' Forward -Oi SENIORS 'i ' SAMMY TAPPER Forward GIRLS' PEGGY MIN TS '-Sweu BASKETBALL Star JOHN HIGDON Basketball Coach Hefs a favorite guy to everybody. BARBARA HAMIL TON Captain, Jr . Guard JACKIE BEARDEN Sophomore , Guard BILLIE BRANSCUM Jr. , Forward Xiu Captain, Sr . Guard f BEEZIE COBB Sophomore, Forward ROSIE ELLIS Sr. , Forward Am X1 saw. .-A fb. r The girls have done a fine job this year. They have fought for all the games they have won and it is apleasure to watch themplay, Theylose six team members: Rosie Ellis, Barbara Hamil- ton, Shirley Majors, NadaiahSeal,KaraWali, and Ge ralda Whatley. Their manager, Norma Hardin, also graduates this year. We hope they will have an even more successful season next year. LAVILLAS HAVENS PAT HUTCHISON ' Cmar J . Forward Y uard bHlRLEY lvl AJORS N -XD -XI AH SEAL S Liuard NYNV l A SEAL J Forward KARA WALL Sr Guard 5 Guard Jr, C1 Yi JF., L1 r., ' A A' r., ' r., P i' , 'J -, GERALD A. WHATLEY S Guard 1-, Captains Peggy Mints and Barbara Hamilton with Coach Higdon and Manager Norma Hardin. JANIS JONES Soph., Guard -if PAT SOSSOMAN Fish., Forward OQM fi I . v- 1 6 ,Y JE fd?-5 fs A Ki lk 1 'w ,- -cpl --.., 'E f j' , -5, -,--1-.5 1 'Q 71 xr- Cx i X EIGHTH GRADE Gene Bob Crlbbs Don Burrus nfl d .- l I Katheryn Caddel 'f Pat Campbell .4 ,...AX -DF- LP 1:2 e F 1 ,,49 1-,..a Sybil Detwiler Charles Elder Christene Chaney l --I' ',aal-fi? i na Eld Retha Jo Felts Grady Ford Football Queen, Wanda Thorton, has just been crowned and is being escorted from the throne by Tommy Cvoodgarne. F ' s f Royce Don Gann A 1 Ronnie Gilbert EIGHTH GRADE 1: ey Tommy Goodgame Mike Henry QQJ Darrell Hanks -.- ll, YI frfvn. -TK '-fl5f'I'l .J 4 f B b I Micky Henderson O by Isbell . .4 ' The queer! has been crowned and re- ceived a bouquet of yellow mums tied in long blue satin streamers. Now everyone poses for a picture to be taken of the event. This occasion will long be remembered. As? -1 Mi. A 'Q i Q Frances Jones' Brenda Leathers Bobby Lawson Peggy Martin I4 'w r, N. 5-if rl, ti 1 l' iii EIGHTH GRADE 'll i Q . 1 aura Jo Reynolds Tommy Richards Robert Richards W. A. Shields Peggy Matney Ralph Mote an Margaret Ann Mulkey Joe Powell ,S-0 'Ol' 'Q Dearl Reed Manyhours ofpreparation have been spent in the decoration of the stage for the c r o wning of the Junior High Football Queen. Now the scene is set and ready for thegreat event. Joalyn Sims Jerry Sossman Y 'cv he 7, Dorman Smith Wanda Taylor .f' Y' il an gn S In Billy Mack Teel ..,, Wanda Thornton Linda Tomi son Before the scene of the crowning of the queen much c on fu s ion and anxiety filled the air of the auditorium. Here we see a last minute rehearsal to he sure everything is just as it should be. a Q' S - 1:-1, .... x T , it ' , S he Q 5 gg F, TQ I r .h 45 ffl' 2 3' W 4- iv , ' f ,h - ' 'Q , lv 1' ' W . ff 2 of if R 1 oi , .,,, wh' . ', ' S ,, '- M r , - 5 ag , V, -ar' ..f-. ,f ' M- x- L K ' gk, F ' fl'5'5f sw 'R EIGHTH GRADE Cecil Townley Charles Welch Eugene Whatley Edward White Richard Wilson Kenneth Young fp' P2 x, I an 1 ,N f 5 4-12, 417W 1 A .XXL -f l A, SEVENTH GRADE Peggcgggggdy , .A T 1 Billye Bigbee Rayrnond Bradford 'XY E Paul Buckley LTP , it r, ' Douglas Canon -.L A S? 2 ,E Z? ,T Barbara Brown . I. , v X t 4 4' 'Y, f ' 3 SX A. I , K Q . R I L , K Donnie Carpenter ri 3' , 3 5, Royce Neil Carr . A 4-rl 3 Y x., 4 5' ' ' ' . :B D 'Q lv' ' 4 Q Bob Cogdell ' 4. F' 4 Jaqueta Compton Q 4 .ru L. - 1 , of . 'Qf 3 1 L This is the moment the members . , of the Coronation group have been wait- ' ing for. Ann Fish P ' Patsy Foster 'J.... .Q, ' N X j x 'N ' ' ,n 1 Yf K3 Patsy Glbbs Joe Goodson Z if -1 ' J' r Q SEVENTH GRADE , . I 4. -2 Nl D M 'Q 5? 1-xl .- ..x, I I Q.,- These intelligent looking seventh graders are studying for a test. 1' Charlene Grant Neva Hamilton 1. Lucricia Henderson af- F' Ernest Isbell .,' - .,.-4 Waylon Johnson Charles Johnston Donald James Linda Loyd Jerry McDonald Mary McDonald Margaret Mannon James Maxey Marilyn Mooberry Mary Grace Norris lm, .Fw N M, 407 H. 'I HS 'J' T1m0thy Porter ,! James Pressley ' N ru 13 B H' Mx' L-0-19 ,I ' vs f'x v ,Y gl- 179 Nr 'Yi 5 'YG' 6 K :M Y V ,E Sf -4' S Q Sandra Smith Gayle Whatley SEVENTH GRADE Barbara Proffitt Tommy Rekieta Wayne Shields Danny Smith Brenda Sos sman Carol Stanley Jerry Stone Shirley Truelock 4? N--1' ro Q do Ann West 3 PU' ,-r X'-s if 1 if: 224' .il -is An enthusiastic group of Seventh graders. .phu- -.p Henry White Arnold Winfield Q7 9 .14 Ronald Yarbrough 1,3 Betty Young Q. SIXTH GRADE rl .4 Mark Bayne T Doyle Beauchamp ' -1 - i' A s. . LX Cai1B1ac:k 'i A Lynvell Black -A V? T A. David Bradford fa L.D. Bradford , 1' at ' 4' F' Terry Brooks ' , - , -.' ,J 'R ,Za Y Q fref' -5 wx, xy X fx Rs I J Z, N . ,Q as 1 ' -4 , XI- , ?' 'isis AA-. X33 V . ' AW' K . , Q 4 ,. ' Q Byron Caddel Catherine Chaney A If Judy Chaney Joyce Clark N E 405' .f ...ff jp -.- A .A II ,175 ., - .AM ' ixv ,A 2' ' f Mrs. Troutman beams with approvalas her room studies their g e o g r ap h y assignment, Leslie Clark Freddie Cobb Maxine Cogdell ' SIXTH GRADE Mary Dell Cowart 2 Wade Cowart Van Craig vi ,X V' t Rodney Davis Ne I 'Q bx Y E Qf 'u i. i 1 ' 1 Helen Elder Norma Elder Tommie Ellis Tommy Farmer - Jerry Floyd These Seventh Graders are as busy Robbie Gibbs -' as little bees. Hershel Hanks Judy Harmon Peggy Grant Elvi e Hende r s on .3 r, Q J M ,L ,I 7 Q . a 2 , , .V 2 ,1 1 ff. -, I Q 7' ! if f 1? Roger Holley SIXTH GRADE ..,, ., 1 44 'K N! ' -I9 J Billye Hutchison Roy A. Jones, J I' . 1' Wylie Jones 4 ,N r- X .D 1 5 . 3- QL A, Y ,I ' .Af Glenda Kidwell Gene Latham Murray Latham RL.. These are very intelligent-loolv ' ,, . Jack Long James Manley , 4 e ff'-Q: .Af . ' ',., r x N ing sixth graders. Bruce Mayfield Mary Lee Miner Joyce McNeal Patricia Parks Jimmy Porter Mae Bell Reynolds 1 SIXTH GRADE Barbara Stallings Bascom Rhodes Rodney Rochelle Cha rmie Stinson Dean Stokes Ronnie Richards .YNY Mike Smith ,ff 1 W 'P' BA 1 Mrs. Troutman takes a few minutes at recess to relax and drink a coke. She is. a favorite in Goodwin. x i rf. N., Q W 2- I Dorothy Terry Larry White M fy ' 3 . W. an 5. V Q 'rE,,4.Ql if P J Q-. . ,, ',: '1f ,L 11 X- ' i'!3 'Y , In ef- L , 4 Melba Jo White Jean Williams Aubrey Willingham wha Roger Wilson Johnny Worley Betty Young l n ,fr wwf v, la, T3 Maggie Am.,t,.,ng FIFTH GRADE Reuben Armstrong Al 15 Q 4 wail fi 1 .. I rn. Y 'Y 'Y' K ',-a . x16f 4 uf 1 3,2 - Mr. Goodson gives his fifth grade a few rnin- utes rest after a hard day of tolling. Q Patsy Anderson Claud Barker Floyd Brown Wanda June Burke Doyle Byrd Jerry Catlett Claudette Covington Ronnie Dane Martha Duncan Ottis Ellis Herman Fox g -, Henry C , L lf Q ' Craig V 1 , 1 'C Jarn1e Forest K Creamer - ,gf X'-'Q ,J .l A Waynette Goodwin N f Q ,,, 3 N R 4--Q .1 . Vera Grant FIFTH GRADE Doris Gregory Gene Heatly Peggy Hendersox Jonnie Faye Hight Woodrow Hopper Herkie Killingworth Jerry McCreary MX ,X 'Q sky 4 lf' Q Xi, Walter Mayberry B1111e Parks Ann Henry ,f Linda Keener 9 , -. Jimmy Maxfield Mrs. Nichols is looking over the books in the fifth grade library. .-X4 Patsy Rekieta Dewayne Taylor Larry Thompson 5 l2'5 ' 'Q Anna Beth Parr fitt FIFTH GRADE '13 .lr 4 Vlrglnxa Rose Johnme Sossarr Leland Terry The usual warm-ups just before game time. Guy Welch Joyce Wllson Paul Ureste Patsy Thomas Warren Townley Sue Votaw x'5 FOURTH GRADE -ga 2 'J -N , David Carlisle Johnny Carr Tar rell Carter Nona Chenault Jimmy Cobb Brenda Cowart Juanita Davilla James Davis John Davis Betty Detwiler Margaret Aubrey ,O Chester Biddy Q 5 Janis Black Betty Jean Boyle fm Frances Bradford 'B Alton Brown Loyd Brown This fourth grade class seems to be having an interesting science lecture. Wanda Earley Jackie Elder fffg I Loretta Ellis Bernice Ford Patsy Ann Garrett Weldon Gentry James Hanks if if N.. QQWI Bill Heatley and Ronnie McWilliams a r e having an arithmetic race which is a fav- orite game among the fourth grade students. FOURTH GRADE Bill Heatley Truman Holcombe Tommy Isbell Beverly Jones Jackie Krieger Jerry Lambert Linda Liedtke Rita Faye Loyd Ronnie McWilliams Duane Mooberry p A 'C 40 J 'TK ' Qs, I -if I! fi, -, A-Z? . , A, ' 1 .fins 5 FGURTH GRADE Odell Shields Jerry Shive Avi s Smith Donald Gary Park Patricia Parks Patricia Parnell ,-5 James Rekieta Billie Richardson Walter Royall . if Enix 25 N an, '13 An early morning scene of the Goodwin Junior High School. Smith David Stallings Rita Kay Sunday if X fiy me X X, 5' ,fi X Elizabeth Taylor ..,. Jeanette Thacker X S. Hx X 1 A Betty Ros s Thomas 2. Norma Sue Thompson f'..- .3 ' ' --l .., 1 , 4 .,l- , Thomas Truelock ' Bryan Tye Sandra Tye s Fw Billy Joe Wilbanks Charlene Wright This class seems to be studying hard. It isn't hard, is it? O Esta Mae Yarbrough ,al- , William Yarbrough 5 Xa -1 Nelda Young ,E 2,1 YW, FOURTH GRADE 4' 5 ' -on 'Qty Known by her friendly ways, Glenda Kidwell represents GOODWIN ZEPHYR QUEEN. She is well liked by students and faculty alike. 1.1 x i q - ,-55 5' l, . . - 3x v T f 2 A 6 .El:ax.Q ' ! L A ' is ' ., ' ' ,Q . 1 ' P 1 , 1 N-mx-1:1 5 ' 'J 5 ,y , --.45 Y J ll' Tv we YN ' x l ffl, Y ' . iff: Sew! Xxx' al' . E .rug hxix gt El .X X, -' lx 'Nr , Q, ' VY lflfy J - -5 .f ,.-, 'f5?71 June Burks L' L' GGODWIN ZEPHYR QUEEN AND RUNNERS-UP I JL- - 1? ,- A ' I . sy L f xx , A .x - n lf1Y!! ', .H il ity! .qs-4 - . .0-n 4'1' -5 5 f l . ar ret Mu . 1' 'W' ' '134 :: S D161 ' 5 K X ' Q its YP 5 vm NIS 'xl ' F52 ' v l .Ax xx, i FQQ' -t W X ' ' P fx, X .4 Ay 1 V H W s ,J 'H F' N .U lj, d . in A . M ga may s ' . Wt, ,. f .qw 4 'swf H , 4 , .5 . f OG Maxlne X9 R C ogdell Oi Patsy Foster Jeanette Thacker Est U nald a M Mary MC O af? Ya!-bro ugh Barbara Brown - 1 Blue GOODWIN FCDOTBALL QUEEN AND NCMINEES R d Gayle Whailel' ' 7 e L1zax-ds as then' 1954 football queen U13 Patsy Thomas 5 Red 5 B Harmon Lmda Lledt J udY R d Glenda Kldweu 6 e Joyce Wxlson 5 Blue Patsy Garret Wanda Thornton a loveable e1ghth grade cheerleader won the honor of s e rvlng the ke 4 Blue 4 Red E.. lf, xl f-V21 N 1,-Q .ii LIZARD E r G STARS TOMMY RICHARDS Quarterback RONNIE GILBERT Guard -:Alf EUGENE WHATLEY Halfback COACH NICHOLS f I NEWTON BUCKLI-:Y ' Halfback L1 ht' F '51 X11 Q TOMMY GOODGAME Fullback JACKIE BIDDY Halfback W '..V1. .', 1 .'a57'1l A ,fm N nv 4 .... 7 3 12:5 'uf A if-5: , Qv' La I ,J l JAMES PRESSLEY E rx d ' 142 . 'nf' DON BURRUS Guard BILLY TEAL Center RICHARD WILSON Quarte rback 1, 'iuupk PAT CAMPBELL JERRY SOSSAMAN Halfback Tackle H4 5 f 41 . 3. W rf sf' x -.1 EDDIE WHITE Tackle WB? M J uf I N! un, if GRADY FORD End BOB COGDELL T a c kl e DARREL I-IANKS End CECIL TOWNLEY Back ROYCE CARR Guard DORMAN SMI FH Manage r MICK EY HENDERSON Manage r ROY CE CANN Cente X Jw Center Plcture CHARLES JOHNSON Halfback f'Gl ' ROBERT RICHARDS Guard RONALD ' YARBROUGH Tackle '1 . ,, J- as if K. M - N , 1 4 1 T E Q 3 , 5 Q. l Z, 0 'J Vx A fy :. 55 E , Q 1-2 '- ef-.5 57 QQ ' I . C 3 X imggiff 4 on . EFESL:- A hi 'A' 43 '-1 - ,- 1 n, . - , 7 K ' ,Aq L Q S N 'xt R , , 7 b , 1' an I ,Q GOODWIN CHEERLEADERS .YS Margaret Mulkey Frances Jones Brenda Leathers Wanda L ee Thornton 1. 1' v I' -pi ia' p' ', ' I: J . I -. sv z'K'Lxi,:,A L ' . '.. :' ' , A . These four popular cheerleaders take time out from a spirited pep rally to pose for the cameramen. Q f K. OODG IB. HIGH Forward x-, rf A The Jr. High Lizards, Manager and Coach EDWARD WHITE Center LIZARDS Fl TQMMY RICHARDS CHARLIE JOHNSON Guard Guard fv- Guard FRED ALBRIGHT Guard v-'hr X RICHARD WILSON Forward r rv' '- if 4 E, 1 JACKIE BIDDY X asv' MIKE HENRY Center BILLY MAC TEAL -W' -tv. Center .M rw N E -k x. ,V -, puuuu Z Captains Newton Buckley and Richard Wilson, Coach Coleman Nichols and Manager Pat Camp- bell. NEWTON BUCKLEY Forward N N? lgg Ji Nriir aff' ',f9f,f f fi' 1- fx, 4,0 I .f9N fb' ,ff fff fi 1 N' X ,IRI-4 m,H ll' y fi.. ill ll Ill ll llqll B195 Aw nr-4 Yunnan L 4 -,gmc in runnin--,.n..p..-.q,,....,.,... Beneath these branches IS the foundatlon of the Paducah Publxc Schools the Alamo Thls 18 the scene for young and happy be glnners as they take then' qu1ck and expectant steps up the walk Long and lastmg frxendshxps are formed between these walls that may cont1nue on through hfe Memor1es are made here that are never forgotten Af' L -4 X A I 5 2 A X I I- , '. .r V 3 i M ' h . ,E 4 fha. AA A4 ' Q X X Q, V 4 V Y' ,- A . V ,N , 1 Q, R i ' y X , P -ff Q W3 mmm as X 5 W ' . , , , it Q ,L X ku ' . if 4 A .6 X ', N X x ' I N X H if 14 I ' NF xx Xu' I ry , Ft ' N .X at J' ' S . . - 1' 7 ' , M K + 2 gt X X R t, Q ' ' . --lf' ,al 3 gym: ' - A A x . ' N X X. 'Ig x ' X O Q . 4 ' ' 4, l, K - 2 X Aw . mf e a Q a I Q Q x . ' .5 f 'fy 5' K me 1 - ' N x V 1 n -'cf ' LL. H v K X '- X - ' ' , 1 'E V . ' X y ' . - - N . t , - H I 3 - :Q , g I ' ' sas 1' X ' . , 'fl Q F -ii,.,,.-J 4 ?1-I .1 A A 1 . ' x A ' f'-1. 5 - , ' f Q - it A A 'Z' ' f R 5 V 5 V Q11 I v 4 -A . 59' XX . ' , ' ' o'v I N ' -' ' N . -Y ' W. s. f. ' ' in n t J ft ' - s-,A , , X ,fn 3 n h y t N my e X x X X 'u I ' W , 'I L nf!! X' Q . N ' v 7 I ww - X r , '- ' A . f A-'ff , 1 .- - ' , J 4 4? . ,,e 9 , v:,f' -,, Ye f ir , . fznfqjl-fs r . t- 'f' .N .ix .ht , ,,. , 1 J ,df -y x -, . L S w Y N X ' 1 N f . . A . ' Vi 4? xx X H '. I I.-'lf' . I if i..,.nA X v , N bww ,X F' . , ' A . Vx ' N N h -1 Q ka., X Q . H AAAI, xg 1 Q: 5 - ,f H - V X in K xy ' ' . ' ' n ' A 'I I A, y i : t 1 1 4 - , 1 -, 1-, -4: - x 'il Q' ALAMO SCHOOL LIFE l. Our little Alamo friends turn their backs to the camera. 9-0 8 Z, Little first graders working L. diligently. Q if' il' . N, xl i -Q 4' ' , W s X 1' I N' W - 4 If .- Q 3. Miss Tippen teaches a reading class. 4. Christmas is just around the corner! ,ii-., Z. A chair of Alamo Angels. 4. Posing? -4 3 bm ALAMO SCHOOL LIFE 1. Whatcha writing kids? 3. So sad this close to Christmas n'?RY l F1Hl?:11! Y THIRD GRADE S-ui Mary Adams 'KN Travls A b J Ross u my Bell III W11I1e Mae Bradford J1mm1e Brannen ,-1 Roger Jack Carter 4, Chaney Ruby Chaney Nona 9m.,w ' 'I Mu Evelyn Mlchael r 40 C0ur5eY Crlswell 4 Eugene Crumpler Bettxe Pegg1e Sue Roy Don Elder Elhs Fox AK, N. Bruce Caddel -V Fred1a Crumpler f 4- Rlchard Cubbs 2 - -'- 2 Q 4' . . 's , . r f ,L --4' , EE A. X s ,A i x 5 L 4, 1 fl J In E X 'gi -9 ,- e C , , . - , ' -39 ' x 1' , , ,lf x X 'fi ' 1-qi . X ' if . . ' Q' , I. 3 . 'six .xl X. , . v I .P j i ,Q . 'Q C 3 , A A k X 'J -I . Conpton J' ' , . , ,gf Q X 1 L xv? bv ,. W4 ,,, . X. ' vw . ' , . . 21 . , 3 A ' .3 . I , 'X , .,j. ,- . 'ez ai' i 4-1' -5 l ' V f . 'F L f y ' Q .4 .4 .1 ' bk ' .X . u 4 V 1? P2 - ,QE I - x h -Jig X Nr. . C 'A 1 S1 V ' A I i 4 3 .W V I Q yy 4 1 THIRD GRADE Judy Hart Bermce George Johnston ' Kldwell Lora Faye Kalner Jerry A .N Long TX, Ronme Janette Mayf1e1d McW1l11ams Jamce Nell l N1xon fr? X Joyce Talrnadge Overstreet Porter Sandra Mayberry Emss Pressley O R1Cha1'd Robble Sue Mary Reed Robertson Rodmquez Dw1ght Read 1 J' Thomas Hanks - . 4 g ii. ' 'L A ' 1 J ' -:Q .1 , ,- - - Q ofa- 3 'Y 4 -5 ' 4' , N, ' Q' if . be -. , ' ., ' 5 L A W4 , -4 .i ' g T6 ' A . r X3 ,I ' we , 3 A .I 5 H,-45 .Lf 1 A .SN 5, 4 1 Cecxl X T. rf . 'I 5 . V 1 x - a , f P 'J .4 , 1 .CJ r , Q N' .:i 1. . .JI ? I' . T-Ti ,s Y I , ,. r L x .K x ,' ,f . LV, ,lxj - 4' L '. 0 ll X - I . , Q I I 2 - F 1 Il ' THIRD GRADE Q Qi Qs? A 5 Jo Ann Anestacma l hompson Sustaxta A -3 Dell Wh1te N Charles Sluelds Yarbrough ,Q Jerry W1lbanks N Bennle Tucker K-CY Lfordon Taxlor ww? Lmda Yarbrough Patsy W1ll1ngham x my NW Jerry Whxte f-'ik Alton Truelock Wanda bmxtlm Gaylon Tucke r ff -Q .Ji ., Q lf v r xx ,- ' , xi Q, H W . ,. a ' -' P Q N 1, f' 9:2 if 'aw ' A17 W 1,4 , . N N gi H Z ,lyaix 1 KWH r, 5' - . . ' N . Claude .gf ,. :ii If ,sax 4 'V' r,' is QA 5 , J 9. 7 -iii ,QU L' l Y f' 1 if K .la ' H Y A . 4 Q ' , xl.. - a. fi , ' I .I 1 v X - 1. A 1' '- --Ji l ,, , '24, -x Q' , Fm I lrdman hdna Luthe Robert Sh1r1ey A AFIUSITOHE, Bayne Beauchamp Alhn rmstrom, Katherine Bertha Mary Gene Angela BOOU Bradford Bradford Brannen B1-Ormer ffl, Mary Lee Byrd B111y Fredd1e Compton Crumpler Curtls Chanex Clark Roy Early 4 v W - , ' Glenda jk: N. I N I' l ' 4 rv! igr Mary Lynn SECOND GRADE .'-w I if A 1' V , . - F ' K ff A ' . X ' Jr J N 1 ' N 1 A rf ' d af' I 1 X :A if Q ,, .5 ' it fl A M I 4 is F Q M Q 4' A , -f Ai '- -1 1 - .. J ,g .Sf xg' Y pf 'B ' 'ng , , 2 Q . 5 ps ' Q. lf ,Q P- -qv . V . L 1 A fx . 'P W 7 Rx ' , , X ' ., . K U 4 -4 I XA ' r Q, f Q - - K I K , -Q ' . , ,L,f . , Y ' ' - L Q 'xr at , f' X .l Q f , ' Q ' 1 g, P ' 1 -.4 ,ini url: xr' Truman Ellis CN Douglas Ricki Goodwin Handley so G :Q ally, ' i Harvey Darolyn Jones Lynch SECOND GRADE X. ' I .. David Garcia '35 H Billy Holder ., V I Y 2 L 1 f I Barbara Joe Rita Garrett Garza Gibbs 8 fl -, nv-up 'X y 9 A1 'af Ronald Travis Holley Irons 'Ol L, 1 , -.J .,,, '-3' 4-- . .71 in ' HK is A Sammy Janice Majors Martin 1 'P 59' , 'P ' .. 'Tin .' ' ' U I Janice Beth Maxey Mayberry i gram. J Q t,i7'X 'ii 3 ff -, A H,.QK F'-me ,,L, . fi 2 A 'i '1- IW! I' Shirley Danny Charley Larry Vicki Miller Mints McNeal Nash Parks ' r J i .. ,, -0. ,, fu- r l Q. Q , J: -A t i .x -I R D ,l 'T ji' ' ' K ij f I Llflk all i' I 5 i H Janice Royce Winnefred Pat J. Prater Perez Prewitt Puckett Rekieta 1 1? ', -Q 921 2 ' ,R 1 - tsl ff R .I 7- . ' . 1: X A .1 Tim Rodney Frances Delores Richards Richardson Rivas Rodriquez -F fd X 4 L .L N- -R - R 71 2 '7 f N'1' ' i sm, ' V 3.- X , if -1 is 3 . ,I .. i., . Charles Carol Ann 1- , rv- nyj rw '.-I Rose Sandefur f 25111 is w- gr Q r. Q w T' nt qi .A Arranged into apyra- I- ' F ' fx. G mid group these children L x V Y. , . sg e are singing carols at the f 1, sfief- 5332, AW- I 'iw k g annual C h r i s t rn a s pro - .4 L-,,if5' L ' ' V Y X K f, 1.- ,F - , .4 4. -or tg wr V' 'g f' 'T?'A I ' , - 4 'Y ' 'ai ff? f .f Barbara Kay Ray Linda Cllllf Shields Slrnpkins Sirnpkins Stanlf-y Stvphl-ns f .6 6-31' 4- N fr gl. -Al D pi, Q, f 5 -+ n V a - -fs? - Mr, , , K V, . v ij ! af -R hHk0 Don Balcnuna NHkv Bunnlc Stinson Sunday Sustaita TVVFY Thomas A ' J 'V 4, on f' ,ge df 4 hal. X ., ' , 1 I' li X .X a fx, , ' X -W x X P' a s , ','s X 4 Jimmy Barney Charles Robe-rt Tucker Votaw Walks-r Worley ' N ' 'A SECOND GRADE ' x Jerry PQ-rry Young Young V If . - . I., . 1 w . X ,A h ' .4 ' ' - gt fc- 'DE T.. - wx Pr W' s' ,W . 4 ' ' . , if VN- gb. xl, 5 Davld Carol Sue Chenault is Gary Don Blddy ,asv Carr Wanda Elder Frank . U I r , i A E , ' 'Ai f 1 ' . 1, ' , A . ., -, , A 21,1 ff . Dorton 'gi Charles Sharon Ann Cannon . Alexander ' H f Carl' dl I -. f g ' I Margaret Carter Mary Jane Carr Synth1a Jane Carter -Q4 n-of' 'alfa-4 Madleen Compton Garc1a Joyce Bowden Yr mf, W11l1am Elhs Carol Sue Cornell Loyd Bradford Peggy Brown Judy Elhson Glen Ray Crumpler James Davxs -J Macxe Ford ,ar- 'fxxy J1mm1e Chaney X Sharon Bayne Judy Desgrange nl' 54' SL Perry Foster ' J e I3 W ,I I .YH my r ,a Q L . . 09' f , 3, ., 4 x y I Z Y fi' V 'T' , v i 4 :YW 'K' ' al 4 A is .L-1 I 'J ? vw N J i 5 11.1 P , eff, , : LA' I ' J 4 7 , ' J 1' 'wx , ' I I .. gl' A gp f .X 5 X N ' f P Y N . 1 L , tx Lf . A .Sf ' I X X f W 4 ' 0 , .A . J e' ff 'L ' , - 1 H. dei: N' -4 - wa 1 . ,Q A 'Y' ll ,. 44' Y K- - ,l ' K -elif I A 'Q . Q 4 vw , L .- Q h Q5 , 3 ' -A53 Q 1 C ' 5 , .,-1 ' -' - . , f K 9-1 , lf . . T if- YF: F3 Q Xia- . lfjifk I ' . Q ff J ' . I IIC' Q , ' V I YI L 'T' 1 ,l ,Q Fred -A Garcia ' wr if FIRST GRADE Q Y Q, a 1 -2 1 ala Nick Rosalinda Q- Garcia Gaffia I -JI ' lg fwf 0 - , .. ., Brenda . Grant Susan K J V Gentry I , I - nw ' ' l - , 1.xn ,. .lyji - , J Lf' 1 Ya- '. 5,d3 ,f- I N X 1 1, 'ree' lg- ,,- ' MQ A' gf Earl ' W K ' Goodson Q G . .. I-ego!-lo Leslie '4 f 4 Garc1a , ., - Gllbreath ,,' H-1 -0 11'?,i?fg:-5-' T . '1f'f'f'f:ff . A '51 Carolyn fl Grant .. .,. i ' Beverly L- A Harrison X :ff '. 0 Shilrorg Linda Q 1 an Grant .M 1. Buddy Q i ' Hart Q Larry Y 4 4' ...X ' HiHdB ' 1 . :Q N N J cc --H v1 , N I W , .4 , , V 1,1 Terry Isbell Breita Kay Clayton Jerry Hodge Hutchison Isbell M . I r ff 3 4 -. , . X -4 Ignacia 'F ' Q ' 'Q x Mata Viv K' L ' I - fi . .,.r' cr f ' -.K gkjlfc, :bi ,Aj I-A Henry J AW, 'S tn. Mannon .., 4 Q -1 I I Q. t In Paula Gary Charley Ninfa. 5 Leathers Long Mannon Mata .5 G '-x FIRST 'W L GRADE 73 4 ii ' 1 xta-ix Sherry Ann Sue Ann M8115 McC1eary 4 A i ve, Apolonio .-4' ' Ramirez ' jf, ff 0 xil X Dr I .I Joy Lee Parks l -ii: C F , ,y '73 ig- ' Ira Lou I ' fix Overstreet V X ' Jessie -T09 Ramirez f A W Ramirez Q 5 3 , 46- 3 ll:-V Madaleno ' Rivas John vi' Richards li' . K ' ,I X an X v A' Riff. i Q I If v 1 I ' X Charles ffl!! L. Q M 9 Richardson J 1' ,J Jessie Rivera 3 .. R i I . ' - . . W5 rljx 1 D f x'-' Evelyn V 'P 4 Rose .A ' ' J Mitty Ann rf ROSS Qnnsmunll 4' A -. Rosa L, d ' Sertuche m a Ryan .- -, 'ev' wg? , David 'YL ' Perez 1 . K1 Y Donna Kay Parr ,591 Marcus Ramirez lb' .-' Ll' X.- zfw w g E Wanda Nixon J M-, I 45 1 ' I I N' HV Christey Pressley 4 -.f Mary Rekieta lv? Richard Dan Royal Rodriguez AN, 'fi' ,,4- Mike Lupe Scott Segura if ffif Y! fig, ,, 'xr ' . ,5 RL :fe , T - X9 'i W4 2 J .H J J' A. -fb'-I Donna Sm1th -C George Sm1th W1ll1am Taylor Sally Tucker .J X,- VPN 1. ' 4' Y Carl Votaw Q Sharon Kay Smxth .45 Evelyn Shlelds ? xi' Sus1e Sossama CW Paul T1dwe1l Allce A 1 - Ureste if X n gk vu xkfx A. X L u U 1 l I1 FIRST GRADE :ff s Il! Susan S1ms ... s- P Betty jg N.-r 1,443 Taylor Archle Stone wJ Bobby Ureste 4,1 Joe Allen Taylor Pedro Trevmo R1Cky Tom1son Lupe Ureste R Lmda W1ll1ngham Jerrel Truelock W9 43 Denn1s W1ll1s -of Rxta E ' Wanda Alfred Y Sr x Yarbrough V0taW W1111ams I ' 1 19 x A L+ 4 , T 4 ' W .fl r Q A' . x 1 - 5 ' ' X ,K M 9 e .Q 7' y ' Z:1:l'f:IQ'f.gZ'Zf1Jf I F 2 :+i :3:-Mi ga, . ki lu . V A ,. 4 , xi? Q vi 5 - J .. V ' h ' ', 'A i, -K , YA . Q I ,I riff Masq ' -44 J .Q 3' k. , rift K2 . .-:ij ' 1 3 ,g A ,- .. 4 A Xa . : F L 5 3' 319' F , :' 4 V 1 5 if -3 . 'TT' X x0 I rf Q - ... 3 1 Z , iw 1 ' al , . f 11 ' I 11 ' Q K ' ,la I f ' .4 . ,' if 1 ' ' ' '. '- . . ,-,E in M. I' . .A p N F .5 ' . . U I .K v V l Q 1 . - - Y , ' I x 1 . . I , - N. -, 3 'A ' r Y 'ff' -o 1' 'N fl 14. '73 Q ' A X ' .x 5.3 3 e no ' W Q , I x , . u 24 . . 49 z I C ZEPHYR QUEEN Janice Maxey, a second grader, was given the honor of Alamo Zephyr Queen. Janice is the mascot of the Paducah High School band andis a tiny vigorous student that has won her place in the hearts of her teachers. Mary Jane Carr, first grader, is known for her sweet smile and winning personality. She was a nominee for Zephyr Queen. A 1'UYme1 '-IP fOr Zephyr Queen is J an e tt e McWilliams, third grader. Her friendly ways have won her a spot in the hearts of all who know her. These women have the Job of feedmg both Goodwin and I-hgh School They are Mrs. McGee Mrs Terry Mrs Hobbs and lf T 4 'gil th SCHOOL WORKERS ' These are the men who have the Job of transportatlon They are Mr R D Tye Mr W L Adams W11116 Cannon Mr I.. L Spurlock Mr Oscar Mxnts, Mr H I1 Haston and Mr Gaylean Bxddy Hxgh School Custodlan MR I.. HOBBS Alamo Custodxan MR C A BURCH ,- ,, . , . .. , ,, , W . 'L F .- . 4-, 1 ' l I L-,v-' ,,- . , h :4 ,, gg.. M i , W 1 ff I ' , If - -4, if 'I K . EB EN 1-4.1! H PARKS T TRUfLOCK Qiikil nu , v , Q A- I . 1.-.:. ', .Af 7-. ', ' ,-. I ,. CPPIYCNGIO .LTYE RCPIDER W.Ll!U'Tl'i Q PH HIGH ,Y V X29 DRAGONS:-350 l.JlMl. S S Kll-I-YUIDUY 'F2 i www wr ww , 1 'SUAQW4 wi -fp?-P.-.45 get FV147 5 -515 1191234 UF ufunxm 'mg U' A H? C-J lf'- CN DER Pill gk Nm , Q.. I JM! WD' PM .1 HIGDON R Tm Jfnmq Concries RECORD Loclnowj fnlrn P hs FLQQJQJO Hinnlfil E Lectrl low! plfk Chill coihl. Crowill FhclwrC iq rlflshnl. Cl 1- vs DDR!! 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Students, when in need of efficient and courteous service, be sure to repay these men for their kindness by patronizing them. Re- member that not only are they supporting us this year, but they have always supported Paducah High School and they deserve the best we can give them. drmffwwewg QD! GULF STATION Duprlest s Hardware GRANVILLE MARTIN WI., i, X'El Oi O :Z. v ' '5'Q5'L', S Comphments of Ideal Palm s Body shop NOBLE O INGRAM County ond D1str1ct Clerk REID FARM SUPPLY 40 WW M Q John Deere Quality Form Equipment G. M. C. TRUCKS OLDSMOBILE CARS Wes+inghouse Appliances - Hardware Phone 227 O f:0IlgI'LllllI1iLiOIlb t The Seniors of '53 - I Owner, Phone 46 . . nv.. n- K n . 4 ., Ano nu. . QQ 1 nmuno BOX 343 PADUCAH, TEXAS - - . o y If K 8 ll I . I 1 u I X v BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY 'Y L ANGLIN S GROCERY MARKET SERVICE STATION ,. co eRA'ruLA'non viii POWELL BUTANE AND APPLIANCE XI U1 XC C oN9co DPU FRFEYF PRODUCTS PLUMBIN SHEET ME'I'AL HEATING G AIR CONDITIONING PHONE 266 PADUCAH TEX L 0 d N ' Ily K Y th A th C of Tomo 5 'P Booths, Owner 1 O G rie Highway iw Phone . o ,L I i cj E 'W A I K L M, Natural Car and IIIIIKNIP Applizlllf-es , ' '. Q ra-av A ' 1 J A 4 xy X Iour HIISIIIPAS l.w Ilzfrzhxs -Ipprec'iatf'd I 'I G u , I ' fr CO PLIMENTS OF SHAMBURGER LUMBEB CO Home of Fme Lumber 7 7, Qomiozzf J E NORRIS 84 CO WMJMA GAS QU.. BUTANE PADUCAH MOTOR COMPANY INC SALES SERVICE Ph 215 PADUCAH TEXAS M Il , II Phone 2 O 1 5 1 MIA U f Y . -3 Quality L1LLL'I1iI1Ll'C 0. U V O f, L gw phone 32 , . y one JCDNES AND RENFRC Abstracters XX, S, HI' Xll.hH. JH. Xllfvrllvx - 7 ' GOODWIN IMPLEMEN T Dependable Serv1ce Crt Low Cost Farm Machmery Trucks Phone 97 :NTERNATIONAL '..-3-'-9' I..-lx., P ,X Pk: il, X fx! PADUCAH LUMBER COMPANY Progresswe Home Bu11ders Klllllx l XIXI PHONE 320 0 Start An Account Today Tag t First National Bank TheO1dRe11c1b1e CITY BAKERY 0 MMM ' WWA H1 Bd ff B 155 N' r K+ T ' ZZ n-.fr TQ - - .. , wi -Q-. ' A T E 0 0 Special Orders Az Your f,on1'PnzPr Timwxfx f ,N ' a .Sai TT xx 5 2 1 1 '.S'fi 'a X Paducah. Tvxas gl' ' ' f fk 1 X ss n ' U T x X 0 L X T X 0 ff I m rea . K 'XX :A xg Sincere Good Wishes Xmaamaq COMPLI ENTS O Hlgglnbotham Bartlett Co Good Lumber Ph 76 Paducah Parts Company and Automonve Machlne Shop I' X I' RX 'I HINL, AL TONIUTIY h M F 0 0 U Il ll One - u ,va Y. ,, - , ., Compliments of DR WILLIAM BEENE CHILDREN 3 SHOP 1 t P N C b 448J Comphments of BURRUSS GRUCERY AND MARKET Phone 427 M CINE YOLR CAR IONGER IIFE C R TYE GARAGE 3 ' mm 5 'c W ' dMh I W MUIf1ShGW D1str1butor Ph 38J I T ometrist Nha A. . Hb s Phone - 1 7 T N !1 ' I I . . I U - . WHOLESALE Experience ef' anzcs RETNL PHONE 337 P.U. BUXSDI 1 H+ - one - 'fax HJUIJ5 5 WER fgpff , gil' CLAY fW' JQHAML Roxana 1 CLLO PAUL gy WZ cfrzocsrav k .TACK JIMNIX D if UV 47 faq lL RW? M, 390 M W2 gb 98 Gena- 'f I Z 6 gkjffx 1 I D 'mf ?ZZ'fff, 'ff ' Y v . Y , 7' 1 . i n X M 'qui ' . Y. . , Q H L-5 X V wl' ln: 1 ll ' W fe W 4 1 x X I x 1 7 0 SALON Q Q if, - f X 'NYM 3 xx 44 Ph 2 x I Ni Q' X vw 'Q 1 X Q fy 1 - Y X X g M -' 5 X X 1 ' D : 12' -- 'I 'f 'QN-ff 'X ' Cb LCV -1' , 'x '1 2' k Q 6 ' '- ,' . ff - Z V .' ,- - . 'I F -fb .Z . - 'E' .7 l 1, nf 15 CONGRATULATIONS A R Stones FROM Souihslde Laundry hh UM HW! IIIIIIITPHIIH DR W T PAYNE In Materlals Bruggs News and Fabric Shop Panhandle Compress and Warehouse Company Ph 261 PADUCAH TEXAS A Completely Sprlnkled Plant C. W. ESTES, Supt. I 41Ul 'VIN 'l'llliXSl HHH Phone -101 Ivirw 1 '- ASIMW M' , Conlplinlents of :gzifr ' ' ' , B 786 -Hu WEST TEXAS UTILITIES Mfrs 5 ,, sfmoks Hall Scruggs And Company 1 1 -'P E 4 XXX 131. l. A 'lf TV S5 F if WFT Phone 117 ,4 W L ,,. ., I ,EE F M 0 X . 1:-S I 5 W X1 e ore ca rives o ease Th Sf Th fSf T PI Your Fuestone Dealer Ffesfvnsm es CHEVROLET CCMPANY How about a Coke P' mawfpwnf aa Q CARR and CARR i I SALES SERVICE Phone 94 Paducah, Texas 1 tr f C 41 an Q , ,a 22 S s J 0 0 ALusoN and PASCHALL 5003 3-mfg :Salim FEED. SEED AND GRAIN gDzuonaf affznlion 9iuen.1jou1 rung gzauty nun! PHONE 177 C-Lao PAoucAH. TEXAS 921 Backus 5'- Te'ePh0 e 128 PADUCAH, TEXAS public acvountant . tax consultant systems mstalled . . income taxes and mamtamed audlts Afton W1111ngham phone 387 PADUCAH TEXAS KILLINGSWORTH Pit' iw: ,L wi -S, Your Ieweler I I 1 - - I I ,. F I'-' A - ' . ,- l . U i I. v 1-1 , , , . N. 5 --N 1 , 1 ' , H ' . . f Y? K ' 3 ' lo , i ,V H+ we ...,. 4 5 ., ww , H K ' 4 . S Q 'xv-1 ' f J' '. QM . I L, .J , V E 'f - ' '- T'1jf?i41w 'w 1 , 2, WHERE THE SCHOOL GIRLS AND BOYS LEARN FROM THE WISE OLD OWL THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP IS AT 'ZTEITEEJR PENNEY ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY PADUCAH TEXAS COMPLIMENTS OF ICNES ci MULKEY General Insurance NO MUTUALS LLOYDS OR RECIPROCALS Wholesale and Retall R E ARCHER THE TEXAS COMPANY PHONE 68 TIC u u I T ne Q- , P Y I Represented Ph 322 1320 Compliments of Elmer V. Jones Insurance Phone 210-I Compliments of CLOWER RECORD SHOP Phone 81 Wood Works Upholstery and Refinish Lamp Converting Hand and Circle Filing Air l ondltlonlng Edgar Grayum Star Meat Market Better Meats Cleaner Meats Quicker Service 26 R THE PADUCAH POST Printers and Publishers hdl Alfred Hmds Publisher CHAMBERS cuGAR co T A F F Ch ld T FRCZEN FOOD LOCKERS -X F CHILDRESS TEXAS . X . . . Richards Phone - Phone 253 Phone 15 Establis e 906 Paducah, TCXUS Compliments of J. W. lllianilrers A. li. Tuff. Jr. H305 r venue . NVQ i ress, exas LOIS' SHOP Kimbell-Childress Company 2051 Main Phone 450 IOIQ ll 1 FUR Food CHILDRESS TEXAS Ch ld ess Texas I X I BEAUTIFUL PCRTRAIT made by Morgan SII1dI0 u Ou ht To Bc I lntu fx W Q J If wi fi' if If iff- Complefe Furnishings For The Home PADUCAH FURNITURE 917 8th Street Phone 434 DIXIE DRIVE IN Mo LESTA BEAUTY NooK Mr and 'Ure W I' Nlnffxghrerx PADUCAH TEXAS NI IL K F lad mm MRS LESTA GIVENS MRS MOLLY AXE 2 I WI Isa mx of Fowl I'mlm'ls . I 1 I i I, Xxx' IIIXAIP Iul1'I.u'I'l'g1dv XVIII L3 , 5 Yo g X Il V' res , rf f, 6 XX ,. x Lx ' ', f X ,'1A A r Af- Q f 4- . ll f. ..,,.., ,J LL' , I - :Ly ix' I 'f f' 5 14 J, I , 73 '12, -1-.-fff rx as-ff .4 'Y F1-: I I 1- 2 - , . A . . I ' ' A I 4 S. Q , , ROYAL CROWN H H FISH GRAIN co BOTTLING C0 02 XI XX N I IIIIXNII Ch ld GREEN S GROCERY IOL R BI blNESS IIIRLKI ITILD A NIJCI PADUCAH SERVICE STATION Washing Greasmg Tlre Repair Walter Miller Phone 283-M Compliments of O Phone 3 IIUYI' IIIIIUXIQ' IIIIIA. IIIIIII p f ' I ' T 7 one 247-J M . d M . . E. G M. d M . F d B k I r. . ,. Sradford . I . I . i I Q Q 0. K. TIRE SI-IGP TIRE REPAIRING X STAR TIRES SEE THE .TIRE 1143 N HH -131 R D Il 34 P d h T CASH 53024 E MM? IENI Paducah Cash Grocery TOWN H USL TOWN HOUSE 24H 44 S Lth ygyfv o O SENORS WESTERN AUT ASSOCAATE STORE HC R114 WNP D Mw Mau, Pa M . 5.1.5 t - ,ni ' 'R tfifftf' ' f s Refrigerated Air-Conditioned C - our Conoco Service Statio West on U. . 70 Monroe m Mona Ph 3 P d h 4 .. n Z. ' 4, 4- Q '5 ,' ' ' v W A I XQ 0 X O Q- X f wt w A 0 10052 T- . I ll u A I say DIXIE MAID A DR W E HARRISCDN PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED WHERE PHARMACY IS A PROFESSION Good Luck Senrors Farmers Co Operatlve Socreiy No Grnners 'Mmm . We Jaw MONEY S I IMIAIK sl LL J J G. Martin and Co.Q Q cmd T Ph 878 A LITTLE OF FVERYTHING Do11't Nu Im 111111111 ll 11 fUf7lJ1lf718f1lS of I Rf'flf'SflI7I6'lIf Hevzzlqzulrterx NI1. .uni N11-. lim XXIIIIUII AY I IAC! lillh, leqltielrd Qvvmuusl - Phone I - PADUCAN I I - . 1 Phone 341 5 1 Mum 1 'ww .4 Q ', 1 'usimfc ' 2 -G ' ss, exas fx, cube QYCUNG' Qewte EAGEPO 'le CQNGBATULATIONS OUANAH COTTON OIL COMPANY WAREHOL SE NO 1 B V 4 9 . GRADBIATING 'lull mu. JVM Congratulations to the Seniors of 1953 HANK'S MOTOR CO. Studebaker Cars, Pickups, Trucks STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE 3 CIW? '4 Slllom 'Q fx f 4ffZeZZiQ3'itH X xL.a . ' C H ELLIOTT SALES PADUCAH TEXAS -no-QQ IPADUCAH nun! T S4Y IT WITH FLOWERS PADUCAH FLORIST Phone 144 I ME. W . c Lv 'P ... , 9th d E sly Tel ph 21 L , ., . 3. rr: Q , L 3, .V I+- E Xi V ' 4' x nun- 6 i l I fLaf4s1'3 , . ' , f I XDIIW RE MH IU VH XR QPRIIL HON HOOD S APPAREL f5mart Szwle for Smart Worn nj I AM YOUR NEIGHBOR I AM AT YOUR SERVICE Stanley Home Products Neda Rlchafdson um wlanagef Phone 133 Box 174 PADUCAH, TEXAS LINE: ' X fllCRY .E .v ' .' A ff COTTLE COUNTY MARKETING ASSOCIATION VI HOLP SALE RETAIL GAS O L AND ACCESSORIES S PR6CRIPTIOM 3 sunomes .lllf af JTETTEV BIGHAM DRUG C0 The Rexall Store 13110116 10 CONGRATULATIONS from PADUCAH NATIONAL R g E RAM 8 T V FARM LOAN ASSN W A BISHOP S T CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 54 DR. J T WESTBROOK T 1 1 ' .Jn I ,. H I i g l S o Federal Land Bank Farm and Ranch Loans long term, 4' Q interest . . , ec.- reczs P ,.. 43 - CONGRATULATIONS TO THE sl-:NIORS OF 1953 School Supply Store Known As The Stand Owned bv Mrs. H. C. Ryan M. E. MUSES Sz C0. 5 - 10 - 25C ond 51.00 Store Phone 200 nf! 52031 09036 7 Hanks Bros. Food Store d an Super Market DARREL 6: TAKE Shorty Long's Wrecking Yard NEW AND LSED P4RT9 CJIRS BOC CHT 4ND OID FRXICE Compliments of CLIFFORD GRAVES Attorney ot low PALXSE CONGRATULATIONS Ei ffffii PRESCRIPTIONS ne w A , I al A ' ' , ,w - A , aw X I W C f EQ! fs ' E MA.: W X FILLED Coleman s Paducah Drug Co Phone 29 Magnolia Petroleum Co. BILL EBLEN, Agent Phones 75-M ond 369-M Mobilgus For All Xour Insunance Need FIRST NATl0'V4L B4lNK Bl ILDING Phone 108 Complxments of a frlend HEL.EN'S SHOPPE Chlldress Texas QW D HB HR M ' MD QD IR 113 Ave C N E Phone 173 Telephone 216 Box 755 CHILDRESS GREENHOUSE Cattle Sand Gravel 533' lt Wlth flowers Land Clearmg D1rt Contracung Chlldress Texas paducah Texas 115 Ave C N E Phone 173 X kv uf I S 7 7 ' J 4 1 . 9 , 'x , Ladies: ReadY-to-Wear and accessories. ! H ' ' Il . - - - ' J Enjoy Cloverlake Da1ry Products For the Flnest mn 1VI11k And Ice Cream CLOVERLAKE DAIRY PRODUCTS 711 Austin Street Plamvxew Texas 5 V DAIRY PRODU dP CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 ROY A ION ES Your District Attorney J L CORNELL Dlrt Contractor I Hllxlll Phone 1021 land LICAIAIII Paducah Texas Heau Hdulm 1 m low Ramh 'Work Domi Vkolk r AUTOGRAPHS . U ' TPl'l'iiK'lIlgL , ' I Ile-fl P 'ing ' 1 ' ' W Eta Y l I f 4 -4' ' ' Al -:if L 'Q ' ? . A Q., ..e .P I . :A I 1 ju fl 5.1.1 , 5553. W. . . ,QW 'QF 4 H X -' fi? fi QC, W W JPQQQJ K4 Wfwgyf 37553 52+ My UZJWANNMJJM TXXQQ J fffffff Q:-1 fwfw W N 'igfwi ff EEE ff Waff QR W Shy 5 Lib iwlwffw iii-ff? A X iii ,JBGBM6 Jfefv-wwf! Cgwcmwf xl, H Q Qlflyiww fn W, Q M Jsgwwj Mffoief I 'U JV 5w -A ab' X U A lb J . 0 1 ,N 1 ! Q . , V 0 i 1 . V xv' - 0 5 b ' ... '35 Q A-'U ' l ' Q x jg K L01 0 Ji 3 - ,E S f X QA? f 'lflj f .4 n . - V' ., ,j I ,J b - zJ' -m ,, ' ' J, I ,j 1 ' . 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