Rineyville High School - Tatler Yearbook (Rineyville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1953 volume:

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Q33 BK 'S-.J ADMI ISTRATIO i ,Q K ' - fh-- 1 3' ' vL1S'Mzw,7n , . , 1 , if -: xl.: akiv:E:5i?'Yme'9gQff:Q wif: Q . 1 ILEN PATTERSON History r, Wi RS . C . PERKINS Secretary riff- Hi? G. HOLLAND Vlathematics ' -. wal? H. L . PERKINS Principal HENLEY TAYLOR Coach RUTH ATCHER Home Economics High School Faculty MRS. L. ADAIx English 'Q' 'AK MRS. ANN TAYLC Commercial G. E . HUNDLEY Agriculture 1' C I , . I- -Nl 1 Y' at I ,.. , f 42355 2 . 5 IIRLEY WILSON First . It MIS' MRS. F. HOLLAND LOUISE LONG First Second '5f RS. H. L. STINSON Third is in-... MISS R. TUCK Sixth MRS. J. MORRIS MRS. IRENE DAV4 Fourth Fifth ,I Q, if Qs , fi'-' QV, -'-f., -Al CLARENCE PERKINS MRS. G. WHITFIEI Seventh Eighth Elementary Faculty 1 Q5 x X 4-.,. V nw M 4 lf if: nary, Q31 ' v2 SENIOR . B 5 2 . Y ' V , .-x a , 5 H 'V .spa . .. '1 ' ' .. , uf.-1-2.5 W- N.. . V ,me...,- .- .,-- W X - - Nw-,I 14: A 4 I A 155 11 il , M V ,kg-,g ,gifig QU V L, ' sy -L , , f ,, -:Q,-.,,- wr- 1 . . ,,,,L ,V 1 3 -Mi , .iv .V4 V . . 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Sgt. at Arms Basketball 4 yrs. R. H. S. 4 yrs. Senior Play MARY JO PHILLIPS Treasurer 3 yrs. Glee Club 1 yr. R. H. S. 8 yrs. Senior Play ,ep f I GERA LDINE RAE TAYLOR Reporter 2 yrs. Freshman Queen R. H. S. 11 yrs. Senior Play JIMMIE W. COFFMAN Basketball 4 yrs. F. F. A. 4 yrs. 3 yrs. Sec King of R. H. S. 51-52 Senior Play EUNICE CHRISTINE COX R. H. S. 12 yrs. Glee Club 1 yr. Pep Club 3 yrs. Senior Play JAMES E. CRALLE F. F. A. 4 yrs. Jr. Conservation Club 2 yrs. F. F. A. Sentinel 1 yr. Senior Play JOSEPH G. JANES R. H. S. 5 yrs. F. F, A, 4yrs. Jr. Conservation Club 2 yrs. Senior Play ' . Hifi. I f Zxili . ' ag i VIRGINIA L. FIELDS 'JEAN Junior Queen Annual Staff Glee Club 2 yrs. Senior Play ,- ,L if .ax -E 53 gs, Eff ' it f ryure .V Q Q- gia . 1, . Q CATHERINE L. HALL R. H. S. 11 yrs. Chestnut Grove 1 yr Glee Club 2 yrs. Senior Play ix i x I if 'ffm GLEN KEEN R. H. S. 1 yr. F. F. A. 4 yrs. Jr. Conservation Club 3 yrs. Senior Play ia? WANDA FAY HART xg' R.. H.S.11yI'S. Cheerleader l yr. Annual Staff Senior Play JAMES EDWARD LEWIS R. H. S. 7 yrs. Editor-in-Chief Jr. Conservation Club Senior Play . y s AUBIN L MATTINGLY R H S 12 rs F F A 4 rs Senior Play BETTY JEAN LODGSON R. H. S. 1 yr. Cub Run 11 yrs. Secretary 3 yrs. Fr., Soph., SL Senior Plays Glee Club 2 yrs. . . . y . Jr. Conservation Club 1 yr. -Of' ii MRS. THELMA MILLER R. H. S. 1 yr. Debating Team 2 yrs. Cheerleader 2 yrs. lBuffa1oJ Junior Play MARGIE ALLETTA MOBLEY R. H. S. 1 yr. M. H. S. 9 yrs. F, H. A. 3 yrs. Jr. 8: Sr. Plays Glee Club 3 yrs. GEORGE W. MOBLEY R. H. S. 12 yrs. F. F. A. 4 yrs. F. F. A. Treasurer 3 yrs Senior Play BILLY ELLIS RAINE R. H. S. 12 yrs. Basketball Manager 2 yrs. Sports Editor Senior Play 'U' R. JAMES V. REESOR R. H. S. 4 yrs. Edlin 8 yrs. Pep Club Senior Play MARY KATHRYN NEWTON R. H. S. 4 yrs. Glee Club 1 yr. Pep Club l yr. Senior Play .sv 1 f at 'f: , 1 12, sw ag, 16 J 'ax W' ff? BETTY ANN OWSLEY-POWELL R. H. S. 12 yrs. Cheerleader 1 yr. Glee Club 2 yrs. Senior Play Q 1 3 ! 5 'S or 1 HELEN M. PRATHER R, H. S. 7 yrs. Glee Club l yr. Pep Club 3 yrs. Senior Play JAMES C. SHANKS R. H. S. 12 yrs. N. R. A. 2 yrS. Pep Club 2 yrs. Senior Play WENDELL SMITH Business Manager F. F. A. 4 yrs. Vice-President 2 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Jr. Conservation Club 4 yrs. Pres. 1 yr Z 1 EARL THOMAS R. H. S. 9 yrs. F. F. A. 4 yrs. Jr. Conservatio Senior Play 552 4' 'QQ n Club 4 yrs. MARTHA JANE STEWART Senior Queen R. H. S. 4 yrs. Pep Club 2 yrs. Senior Play 3 5221. nm.. MARY ELIZABETH VITTITOE R. H. S. 3 yrs. O. K. H. S. 9 yrs. Glee Club 1 yr. Senior Play E i 5 11 E PHYLLIS C. WOODRING R, H. S, 12 yrs. D. A. R. Representative of R. H. S. Jr . Treasurer Senior Play E! i f ' -H DONALD E. WISE R. H. S. 12 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Sgt. at arms Soph. 81 Jr. Senior Play THOMAS C. WISEMAN R. H. S. 12 yrs. Basketball Manager 2 yrs. Jr. Conservation Club 4 yrs Senior Play Q 2 E Q n 3 Senior Class History Entering into the autumn of 1949 as an insignificant group of Freshmen, we have slowly but steadily advanced to the greatly envied rank of Seniors. Looking back, we find that fifteen Seniors: Sue Allen, Henrietta Berry, Marcella Brangers, Joe Brangers, Jimmie Coffman, Chris- tine Cox, Louie Dink, Aubin Mattingly, G. W. Mobley, Billy Raine, James Shanks, Billie Smith, Donald Wise, Tommy Wiseman and Phyllis Woodring, have completed all twelve years at Rineyville, a record of which we are proud. During our Freshman year, Mr. Basil Crad- dock was our sponsor. He was ably assisted by Mr. Perkins, Miss Patterson, Mr. McCubbins, Mr. Hundley, and Bro. Earl Potts, who were all very helpfull in giving us a strong push onto a successful high school career. Johnnie Gray was elected as our class president that year. One of our activities of the year was the sponsoring of a dunking machine at the Fall Festival, of which we used the returns quite capably by taking a trip at the end of the year to Frankfort and Lexington, Kentucky, with Mr. Perkins, our principal, accompaning us on the trip. After returning from this trip, we all looked forward with anxiety toward our Sophomore year. In the early part of our Sophomore year, we missed the presence of three teachers who had left us, but soon became accustomed to Mr. and Mrs. Henley Taylor, Mrs. Adams and Mr. Viers. Mr. Taylor and Mr. Hundley were our sponsors, and after the election of class officers, Louie Dink became president and G. W. Mobley, vice-president. We were all proud that one of our boys, Donald Wise, played basketball on the first team, with three others, Jimmie Coff- man, Wendell Smith and Louie Dink, doing their part on the second team. With the money we had accumulated through class dues and a few activities, we all enioyed a week-end stay at Cincinnati, Ohio, and the Cincinnati Zoo was the main item of interest to us on this trip. Then, vacation time again, and the realization that we had completed one-half of our high school education. First, when we came back to school as Juniors, we were sorry to see our old gymnasium being torn down and moved to a different location, but watched with hope the construction of a new school building and gymnasium begin. After we had elected Dickie Belt as president, we settled down to work in the hopes that we could raise enough money for a trip at the end of the year. Five of our boys, Donald Wise, Otis Coates, Wendell Smith, Jimmie Coffman, and Louie Dink, made the basketball first team. One of our main activities was an old fashioned round and square dance held in the old gym, which helped us considerably. ln the midst of our planning for a Junior trip, the Senior class invited us to go to New York and Washington with them. We accepted this invitation gladly, and all of us enioyed the week long trip very much, but were somewhat disheartened with the realization that we would be deprived of a Senior trip. Still, with the company of Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, Miss Patterson, and Mrs. Adams, our Junior sponsor, we all had a good time, and will always remember viewing the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, places of interest in Washington D. C., and many others. When we journeyed back to Rineyville for our final year, roll call revealed that we had thirty eight Seniors, the largest Senior class to attend Rineyville. Our greatest thrill was the fact that we would be the first Senior class to have access to the new school building, and the use of a spacious auditorium. Again we provided the first five on the basketball team, and began with a very successful season. In looking back, we find that Sue Allen has been a cheer-leader for six years, Betty Powell three, Billie Smith two, and Henrietta Berry and Wanda Hart one each. Our class elected Dickie Belt and Martha Stewart for class king and queen, and Dickie was elected school king. After the class elected Louie Dink as president, Dickie Belt as vice- president, Billie Smith as secretary, and Mary Phillips as treasurer, we started work on one of our activities, that of building a school annual. At the end of the year we plan to present a Senior play, and also have our greatest accom- plishment, that of graduating. As we come to the close of our administra- tion, we have nothing but thanks and gratitude for the teachers and parents who have helped us along the way, especially Mr. Perkins and Miss Patterson. In closing, our class motto will speak for itself: ENTER TO LEARN, DEPART TO SERVE. 5 E 5 3 Class Will To the Juniors, the Seniors will their paper wad sharp-shooting marksmanship and the ability to talk the principal out of expelling them when they get caught. To the Sophomores, we leave all money in the treasury, a dollar ninety-eight, and all out- standing debts-it will take two years to pay them. To the Freshmen, we will our ability to get along with the teachers, especially Miss Helen. To the world, Miss Helen wills the Seniors, in the hope that they cause it less trouble than they did her. Sue Allen wills her blue eyes to Sue Owsley. Jimmie Bechanan leaves his ability to work alge- bra problems to J. E. Raine. Dickie Belt wills his love for reading books to Louis Cofer. Henrietta Berry leaves her place as cheer-leader to Mildred Howell. Marcella Brangers gives her ability to get a Christmas present from her boyfriend and keep it to Sue Thompson. Joe Brangers wills his ability to take care of a car to Mike Gunning. Carl Burden leaves his pick-up to anyone who is looking for a used hot-rod . Otis Coates gives his height to George Howard Hall. Jimmie Coffman wills any girl a Saturday night in his Chevrolet and his blue eyes to anyone who is lucky enough to get them. Christine Cox leaves her height to Jane Hines. J. E. Cralle gives his ability to drive a pick-up with two boys and two girls in the seat and not get caught by the State Police to Bill Knight. Louie Dink leaves his hair-cut as a new style for the girls. Jean Fields wills her ability to keep her hair long to Jean Graham. Catherine Hall gives her shortness to Anna Ben- hell. Wanda Hart wills her slim figure to Jean Lucas. Joe Janes leaves his Studebaker to anyone who is looking for a good car. Glen Keen gives his ability to get Senior ENG- LISH to Freddie Williams. Eddie Lewis wills his ability to dodge the gals to anyone who wants to learn how. Betty Logsdon leaves her slim waistline to Bar- bara Goodin. Aubin Mattingly wills his good, careful driving to Jimmy Searcy. Thelma Miller wills her place in the Senior class to any Junior who thinks he can fulfill it. Margie Mobley leaves her ability to get a man to anyone who can be as happy as she in their married life. G. W. Mobley wills his height to Donald Wolfe. Mary Kathryn Newton gives her dark com- plexion to Margaret Pawley. Mary Jo Phillips leaves her long curls to Mary Jo Dunn. Betty Powell wills her ability to get algebra to Ann Mobley. Helen Prather leaves her place in the Candy Store to Virginia Meers-if she will take care of the bottles. Billy Raine leaves his ability to get along with the girls to anyone who can live without them. Jimmie Reesor wills his chair in the English Room to anyone who can go to sleep in it. James Shanks leaves his ability to ride a Har- ley to Doran Harbolt. Billie Smith wills her ability to be elected cheer- leader to Norma Sue Coplin. Wendell Smith leaves his ability to talk a lot to Scott Hanna. Martha Stewart wills her friendliness to a Junior girl named Faith Ratliff. Jerry Taylor leaves her wink and smile to Betty Brock. Earl Thomas gives his braveness to ride with Joe Brangers to any girl who wants to ride with him. Mary Elizabeth Vittitoe leaves her seat on the bus to Fay Strader. Tommy Wiseman gives his ability to qet along with the Freshman girls to anyone who can do it. Donald Wise wills his basketball dribbling ability to Ray Vincell and Clay Fight. Phyllis Woodring wills her ability to write left- handed and backwards to Rheta Nall. . 4 fs 'Q i Class Prophecy Sue Allen has been voted Housekeeper of the Year. She has married six millionaires and has kept each house so far. Jimmie Bechanan is a famous authorp he recently won the Nobel Prize for writing the famous book of interest to the younger gene- ration, How to Get Through School Without Studying. Dickie Belt has graduated from Annapolis and was voted by the midshipmen as the Boat Leak Stopper-Upper of the Year. Henrietta Berry is now a famous model. She is noted for having modeled the latest dress, The Convertible With the Top Down. Marcella Brangers has married the owner of J. J. Newberry's and has her own mansion complete with mink rugs and two children. Joe Branger now owns the Drive Her Torn Up and Carry lt Back used car lot. Carl Burden has just received the car of his dreams, complete with two neon signs and a speedometer registering 240 miles an hour. Otis Coates has grown considerably and is now a steepleiack and he says it is safe work since he can stand on the ground and work. Wanda Hart is now chief drum maior of the Coates household and is trying to raise a crew of steepleiacks. Jimmie Coffman is now top coach of the eighth grade team at Rineyville. He played basketball at Camblesville for four years on the Freshman team. Christine Cox is now married and is settled in a 16-room home. She is trying to raise a second Coxey's Army. J. E. Creepy Cralle has opened an Under- taking Parlor in E-Town. He personally packs down all graves by sitting on them. Louie Dink, after starting a brilliant army career at West Point, is now a private in the Onion Peelers, Garbage Can Repair Battalion. Catherine Hall is a very proud song writer, her latest song is No. 1 on the Hit Parade. It is entitled, If You Can't Kiss Him Flatfooted, Tiptoe. Mary Jo Phillips is an English Teacher and has iust won 51,000 for having spoken less words than anyone in ten years. Betty Logsdon is a Library Attendant and was recently voted Miss Walking Dictionary by the National Foundation of Webster Dic- tionaries. Compliments of ROCKY ROAD FARM Home of Shropshire and Southdown Sheep K. L. Wise, Rineyville, Ky. i 3 Earl Thomas has finally been hitched up. His wife, the owner of the Winky Dinky Dinkering Co., had to hog-tie and tell him how to pro- pose. Billy Raine is a Captain in the Space Patrol and has volunteered for Moon Duty in order to stay unmarried to Barbara Adams. Tommy Wiseman, after bossing Bill Raine around in school, is now a corporal under Billy's command. James Lewis runs the Bachelor Club and was voted the only boy dumb enough to marry Marilyn Monroe for her money. G. W. Mobley has reached his ambition of working with horses. He may be found at the Hoss Flesh Dog Meat Co. Wendell Smith died after serving as a mis- sionary for six years in Borneo. He has now replaced St. Peter at the Pearly Gates. Martha Stewart married a Diaper Salesman. But her husband recently lost his iob because he brought home too many samples for private use. Geraldine Taylor remained single for seven years but finally hooked a fish. She now re- ceives her mail at Prince Ali Khan's palace. Aubin Mattingly, because of his love for farming, now has a two-acre garden plot on top of his New York penthouse. James Shanks owns the Harley Motorcycle Co., and has just won the two mile hill-climb to celebrate the birth of his first boy. He has seven girls. Billie Smith is now married and settled in a fine home. She is busily engaged in raising a tribe of Fosters. Joe Janes has iust won the lndianapolis 500 with his Super Stude. His average speed was 999.5 mph. Donald Wise went to Murray and then play- ed professional basketball. He now runs the Old Basketballers' Home. Mary Vittitoe now owns the GlassIess Mirror Co., for people who can't stand the sight of themselves. Jimmie Reesor is now in the Navy, but is going to the moon, since he can't find enough girls to go in all the ports he has been in. Mary Katherine Newton married the Highway Commissioner, and now charges Toll from any- one passing through Newton's Hollow. Margie Mobley is still the some girl she always was except there are two additions to her family and her husband now owns Pate's Motor Com- pany. Phyllis Woodring is now a famous piano play- er. She is still unmarried and gave all her friends mink coats and Cadillacs for Christmas. Helen Prather owns her own Serve Yourself Restaurant. It is named for its most famous food, Mother Umpling's Southern Fried Dump- lings. 2 5 i Seniors' Snapshots 9 lit . 1 A - Mx A V,.': f? ' X, If A ' V 1 , .Fri gg . s 5 l A s s igz l if .QR f he I .1 1, s . . ' H F Psw V- , 'Y-ffm -,, .WL :ff as . I skis V xiii! Ai 'Q 'J 'W 405 tl .AMX 1 in 1 , 1, ff ' Q 'D .Q-Q r it fa-KS U3 O 'TTR W we ,Q ai NL 1 fwws- Q1 ,ss ,. X- 1 Q- , '.':. p A 'E f Q Q s 2 Sli- ' ' s A ' 2. A A Wx ' , I V . W I ig 1 ' .V ,, u Rf ' 1 ,L S X Ji p N ' . M :V K' ' ,k VX ' Ai., : - i A S, . V A Q F Q. E I A if ., ss. 1 Q KL rkrr M ,. , A .... g . .gin 3? 1 X R A , '. ' ' as :sf f . 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Come Home Babe Food Basket MARY My Cow Anywhere AMBITION Housewife Kill Elephants Farmer Preacher Stenographer To- Be- Papa Work at Bacons Farmer Motorcycle Cop Go West Stenographe r We st Point Graduate Truck Driver Murray Coach To Be a Man Bookkeeper HOBBY Cooking Everything Cheverolet s Ba sketball Movie s Ba sketball Photographs: Rescue park! lovers Motorcycles Hunting Horse Riding To Slip Aron Driving Basketball Girls Reading A i-7 . x alarm, mil' fi F' V, , f P ,l ,H-,A :N , ,-f 7 'SJ 3 x a fd Aw r . if 'l . , gl - l 5 2' il ,fm I M rx- ri? ld EF rfb NAME BILLIE BECK TOM JO JIM KAY BILL JERRY HEN MARTY SUSIE WA NDA DUKE JOE MARCELLA MARGIE SAYING I don't Know! Chicken Sugar Oh! Blarney Not Bad! l Good Grief Hi-You-All! Bang-Bang! ! Oh! ! Hi-Hon! ! What was that Pray Tell! Who-Me 'f 'f M-e-e-e-ow Stupid Thing Some day! ! HANGOUT AMBITION Dairy Whip To Be Happy Pool Hall Undertaker Raine's Go West Library Nurse Food Basket Stay Single Brangertown Housewife Tom's Place Go West Marty' s Housewife Shady Grove Stewardess Jerry's To Get A Man Shady Grove Stewardess Where Otis is Success in life Hart' s House Graduate Valley Station Women Home Nurse Half Way House To Be Mama! HOBBY Bill Eating R ide A round Reading Music Cooking Women Martha Boys Moon Lite Boy s Duke ' Wanda Play Hookie Flowers Stamps A JUNIURS 1ls 5 ? 2 if-45 GGE E S f X KING J. Searcy SECRETARY V . Dempster .V-5 x ' 49A T, '4' .4 nf E REPORTER D. Thompson I. Nall PRESIDENT VICE -PRESIDENT F R. 1' ' at lff B Kmght WM QUEEN R. Kidwel x i Wim Q, ,ws vim In , , A 0 I - 5-A Af UN B FQ , . 4 . , gg 3, rr' nul- TREASURER J. Graham , Q 0 W4 f X ., 53 JG 1 R -dv., J. Muse ,Sf ox f 'Wy' h, Q ,X is , ' 5 -. si ' - W-'45, 'L l F . Vertrees i as in am H . Yat es M . Gunning 9 SGT , AT ARMS D. Foster R . Dowdell 1 E 5 F : - h K. V pg , X ,.., 'i QD 3 I xl 1 N 'if W- Q ,f. 629 R. Sherrdrd B. Goodin F . Williams N. Mattingly J. Howell T. Adams B. Stone B, Brock D. Har-bolt R. Bush S. Hanna Sue Miller' N, Harbolt A. Bennett D. Yates s xQ , 'K' lm 'Q I K ' .,... , I' K 5 f . ...ie 3 HQ R. Berry R. Yates M. Dunn R. Vertress R.. Nall f I i H. Sherrard B. Davis NICKNA ME LIK ES NAME N. HARBOLT SARGENT FOSTER Old 35 SEARCY Chico MATTINGLY Curly BERRY Rudy R. SHERRARD S1im BAILEY Nonie H. SHERRARD Jonie HARBOLT Highness KIDWELL Sweets KNIGHT Hand some DEMPSTER Tootie THOMPSON Professor BRANGERS Pat HANNA Skitch H. YATES Pedro MUSE Jodie MILLER Suzie DUNN Jo WILLIAMS Fredwicka BUSH Annie GUNNING Semi GOODIN Babs D, YATES Yale ADAMS Pumpkin I. NA LL Shortie R. NALL Bobby VERTREES Rich BROCK Bet HOWELL Panco RATLIFF Fay STONE Tooley F. VERTREES GRAHAM Totsie DOWDELL Doofy DAVIS Jean R. Yates Ugh BENNETT Swanie To Be Friendly Basketball Jokes Boys To Sleep Girls Engagement ring A Dailington Boy To Study A Ballplayer Set world on fire Blue eyes Green eyes Howe Valley Lincoln Trial DISLIKES Girls Fingernails School English Men Tests Being Fat The army Late dates Being Class Clown I The name ' Lucy Report Cards Louisville Glasses To stay home on Being tall Win girls admiration Being alone Georgia To ride in Buicks Fords To be successful To run around Drive a good car Drive a chevy To make money Blond hair To Be taller Air Force To skate The Air Force Airplanes Politics To Loaf A tall Sophomore Tall Boys Scotch Si Sofa Mud puddles Being short Being Quiet Talking to girls School Corny jokes Her weight Bugs Bunny Air Force Pittsburg 21, Pa Straight Hair Certain teachers Sat. night New A lbany, Indiana Riding alone Gathered skirts Tall tales Reading books Getting Le ssons Lipstick A remedy for blushing Going steady To play hookey Senior boy To blush Competition N. Bailey P. Brangers --v ,1 1 E 4 f i 5 'J x Aa ,- ,Q i i A 1 1 'W 5 I 1 9 5 ' MOTTO-- IF GOD IS FOR US WHO CAN BE AGAINST US '2 -L fd 'l 5 K COLOR--Pink and White . ' ' FLOWER--Carnation . xfv- f ,ax Y I A SONG-- Beyond the Sunset ,. K H s ylwg Rheta Na .eRoy Newton King Queen a .-. f an f-,gc Q Si. S SOS ' O A ' m -ti 4 I 2 f ir- f ' Yolanda Carmen Doyle Brown Roberta Viers Billy Fox d Ferron lbgrxicf-gslident Sec. and Treasurer Vice-President Class Clown Sgt. at Arm, . 4, 4 2 Q- ff ' , - x -A ,V -.. , , rr-Q A K, iw M, 4 4 J E 1 Betty Elmore Bobby Brangers Sue Owsley Johnny Starks Ada Burd 7 r4l QS' mnald Thomas Ann Mobley Billy Janes Jeanette Sherrard Louis Cof . 1? 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My . 1 f X Q Roy Brill 93 x ,S ff ' K . 1 ,L , , K. ,-llc, S ,lAe .le H. A .,,, S- N1 Q - , , 2 an - f fe-f' in S V ice President Phillip S cott ,snags-1 ,J l a- 9' . I I 'li If s 4 3 Ad. 4 va x We fflylllfg ' gw im- S gi i n far - wa -. fy 4 Sec. and Treasurer Shirley Bird 'li'-' . Q , Q gil s E RY RQPOFTGI' 1 Sgt. at Arms Carolyn Goodin Neil pendygr-a -Q 'F , A , x ,- N r l 2 Margaret Wise James Hines Mary Carter W5 K :Q iff W7 ' -'CN 'U' A .4 '- aaa M so ' we , 'M' kx ' fP' it Ami ' - L . , I I J. E . Raine Mary Brangers Sonny Wheeler W'-7? ', f'.:,'-Q L, Y 'S A . 4 .dl . 45? i f , N1 5- S 1, A ig .-c:1...L -L Sonny Ratliff Michael Wolfe James Bishgp Charles Jones Fi Mary Dillar ani J . i b l P'2Z0'2- . Paul Browr 2 l -Q X 1 1 'W '9',' 5 obby Wise Barbara Adams L. Allen Jr. .ldred Howell 'UK V .db , 5-vm. N, lbert Sherrard f-nu- Nr ,- 2 1 ldith Shanks ,' 4' Roy Vittitoe va .: ,,. i X ii' Linda McGee I gl Norman Hoskinson Y ' A f ' 1 'Y' Q X. I w Billie Miller l Harold Morehead . 9 . 31, i . J, K I AQ Marie Goodin Rose Lee Schlegel ,f 5 B ' . M giggle- - Jacky Yates Alma Hines v i 45+ f Niifatl I 5 Charles Hannah 1 iii 4- f Carl Brangers Pi 1 'JN Sue Thompsor --9 Y .va - .5 Franklin Nall wa -A 'i 'X .. C C A Patsy Lawson 1 5 E Q 'FY I AW - ' I fl, E L Pl onald Nall Marcella Sharp Jackie Fox Doris Bewley t M.. -5 Es Q zA'. ' 2 I Qi fk Q, ,5 I L - w S m ' If .. aye Strada, James Reed Joyce Viers Dudley Sanders if C , if 'YQ f I 5 I M 'W. 'hiv 11,4 5 f ,1 ' Ax ,, I2 'FAQ y'Q - I Six md fa-,Vi ensel Foster Betty Kaster B0bb.Y Prather Bobby Burnet MOTTO: SONG: LOVE AND BE LOVED YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE COLORS: FLOWER: SILVER AND ORCHID ORCHID Joey Fible E 3 4 3 1 4 Q, li A -. i P W , E 4 ri, ' ' 5-qv' 9 annie Guest 'resident 4' v- .Jn er Buchhold 'MXN ' T E ,, Wifi? Judy Bewley Vice-Pres . 4fQK', Wwe. Norma Copelin 5 mil A -1'-11' ,ykffi VAAXA My S ee e X587 if 55 Alice Riney Secretary -I arlvk .f X I jig 1 gee, , '3' 4' S 51, Donald Lewis 3 -Q X5 A Us way? SX 'X' 'R . R H ,. 'Q- Dennis Winstead Treasurer Oneida Prather r jig-Q., K M -R iu In Q.. , wlfekx M argaret Rag , as :rr mf! X 6' 'Z ' Melvin Tressle X 'UN -Q..- QM .A - n 4 mi' R g jj? El.. nw iiin ns... y Lou Pawley Ralph Allen Sondra Dillard Carl Smith Leona Jenkins ,, as Q h u ' ,G , Q' 5 'U 14 9 , W N' 1 Q X 7 L 'R yy! -X EY! r . ' 5 QW, 'R is gl ,mn l l ly, ,' WW : QQ ,Q , . if is-5.if.gi3jf lofi. 5- re2?f-Aaxliiilm eww - of 2 5 L Q 4 I .K K X FD. lmnlgammii 'rt Thomas Barbara Harroway Raymond Nall Garland Masden Linda Blackstor Eighth Grade 1 Q H4r6,'. ,il 'x .. arl Owens xx nn MCC ullam i abby Stewart .phine Bailey A i t X K , ff Q t K , , , Rfk iif 1 fiat V Thelma Burnett Kenneth Jordon Margaret Pawley . ffl I :mln l. 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'. 31 ,' x 1 L v 4 xii 4 I if Rineyville Red Devils Are Conienders Wiih All-Senior 0uiiil s H S v H S s H S s P H 5 ' H S 71- y 6 9 6 0 LYAQZSIELE 52-xltlzlfc' fljz-V13-1-IH Y , H S Rinoyvllle 56. Hagaolia 82 X3 Rineyvillds Red Devils easily disposed of Magnolia Tuwday W . ' 0 night for their fifth straight 5 Fay triumph without defeat, 56-32. The 47 game was played -t Rineyville. Donald Wise again was wp man 9 H S in the scoring column with 31 points. Guard J immy Coffman was 6 6 second high for Rineyville with 10. VUWE VILL Y if R' 'll IIIEYVI G 9 H S Rineyville 72, Lynnvsle 52 -59' Rineyville's Red Devils, led by ace point maker Donald Wise, pow- L0 ered to their ninth consecutive vic- ja tory Friday nightntaking Lynnvale into camp '12-52. I H 5 i6 Rineyville 41, Buffalo 30 The undefeated Rineyville Red HGWVJLIH Devils extended their win string to 2 six Saturday night as Buffalo fell victim, 41-30. The game was played , S at Buffalo. H Rineyville, led by Otis Coates ff and Louie Dink who scored 10 points each, got away on top and 0RTAW0X was never headed, although a tight 5- Buffalo defense kept the . score close. D H S G L EN 051- Rineyville ls Winner In a basketball game Friday nzlght between the Rlneyville Red Devils and tne West Point Pointers, Rinspllle won '10-50. Thursday night Rlneyville will play host to V-ine Grove. Miss Hilda Jay Mayberry, of Louisville, will 611- tertaln at half-time. 74.71 9 H S 4'-I VINE Gfov 3? R H S nanyviin. ss, umm.. Jem. as 5' 7 57 , 'rouw 6,4 TAWMWG iw -H Rinoyvfllo 7i, Glendale 42 At Glendale, undefeated Riney- ville, conquerors of Vine Grove last week, continued to sparkle by humbling the Thoroughbreds Tues- day night, 71-42. Donald Wise, brilliant Red Devil forward, gar- nered 33 points to lead all scorers. Wise now has pushed through 85 points in three games. lineyville 51, For! Klux 35 Dashing Donald Wise matched the blistering pace he had set in three previous games by scoring 26 points and leading the Rineyville Red Devils to a 51-35 victory over always-dangerous Fort Knox 'Fri- day night at Rineyville. Rineyville Has Wise-d U p' Rinyeville's fighting Red Devils moved to the head of the basketball class in this area last week as they flashed championship form in wal- loping three opponents. Coach Hen- dley Taylor's basketeers scored a decisive triumph over E'tovm Cath- olic early last week and rolled over Elizabethtown 58-41 Thursday night and Howevalley 64-41 on Fri- day. Rineyvil1e's Red Devils returned to the win column Tuesday night at Magnolia, trimming the Larue county aggregation 60-44. The vic- tory was Rineyville's eleventh in twelve starts this season. Driving forward Donald Wise paced Hendley Taylor's Red Devils with 20 points. Otis Coates, Riney- ville pivot man, collected 17. Riuyvllle so, Abram 44 70 Yi 6 EST' P01 N7' 40 575 R318 R+? Ai 'f-2? 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