Russell High School - Revilonian Yearbook (Russell, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

TAYLOR YEARBOOK COMPANY DALLAS. MEANS BETTER TEXAS YEARBOOKS fke fff ffevt'lonian 99 — Published By The Senior Class of 52 RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL Russell, Kentucky foreword Here is a picture-record of your 1951-52 school year at dear old Russell Hi. Our undefeated Red Devil football team.....our after game dances.....pep meetings.....clubs.....our class rooms where we labored (?) Yes, our Revilonian is all that and much, much mote. Always cherish it as you would an old friend......one you can turn to when you feel lonely. The staff hopes you treasure the happy memories of this year in R. H.S. and may you have fond revelations of kids you knew and things you did way, way back in •52. ; Dedication ---------Because they have spelled VICTORY Because they have had an undefeated, untied team Because they have displayed high standards of sportsmanship And because, win or lose, they would still be our Red Devils of whom we are very proud, we are happy to dedicate this, the 1952 Revilonian to the Russell Red Devil Football Team. Mnual Staff Miss Fouts wishes to thank Gene Carr, Phyllis Phelps, Pat Caniff, Marilyn Rigg and Sammy Hoffman for their assistance after school was out. Because of their cooperation, we have been able to publish your 1952 Revilonian. May it be a reminder of your personal responsibility to see that a job is finished.once begun. ADVANCE SCHOOL ARTHUR H. CLARY. PRIN. BELLEFONTE SCHOOL LEO B. BALL. PRIN. CENTRAL SCHOOL R. M. JONES. PRIN. WEST RUSSELL SCHOOL JAMES C. HOWES. PRIN. RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL HENRY R EVANS. PRIN. Jlussell ditto rhools i c 11 (Hoffman, i upt. Bussell, l£entuck|i. OR. E. W. POTTER, yiCe-PRCSIOENT O. F. DUERK L. M. RIGGS B. F. WIMMER OFFICIALS CLYDE S. ENGLAND. TREASURER M. T. RIDENOUR TAX COLLECTOR PEGGY MCGUIRE ATTENDANCE DIRECTOR To this years graduating class I extend ray sincerest congratulations. I am proud of you and my good -wishes go with you for a beautiful life of enjoyment and service. In a sense, you are really my first class because twelve years ago you were entering the first grade and I became your educational administrator. I know not how long this period has seemed to you, but to me it was only a few yesterdays ago. Now you have grown into men and women of stature and wisdom, and as citizens of our school you have demonstrated a pattern of responsible citizenship which I hope you will carry throughout your life. Today, more than ever before, I am proud of this association and the opportunities for service that have been extended to me. Superintendent CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! This is your day—you are climaxing hour years of high school with your many Commencement activities. Your Commencement means a new beginning. Your class motto is indeed apropos to your graduation: You have not finished, just begun. You are leaving the friendly atmosphere of high school to go out into an uncertain future. You will have to make plans and decisions during the years just ahead which will have far-reaching effects upon your lives. I hope that Russell High School has success and happiness. HENRY R. EVANS Principal fi ■' ' -i ■ ELIZA CLARK A.B., Morehead, Social Science, Public Speaking, Senior Advisor CLAIR BROCE Band Director FRED JOHNSON A.B., Morehead, Head Coach, Shop, Mechanical Drawing NUMIA LEE FOUTS A.B., B.S., in L.S., U. of Ky., U. of III., Li- brarian. Senior Advisor HUGOLENE HUGHES B.S., Eastern State, Commercial, Senior Advisor High School 9acuity EDITH FULLER B.S., U. of Ky., Music Supervisoi LOUISE WILCOX B.S., Eastern State, Home Economics MARY WASHINGTON B.S., M.A., Eastern and Marshall, Mathematics, Junior Advisor PAULINE WADE A.B., U. of Ohio, Com -Ijierce, Junior Advisor . KATHRYN ROSE A.B., Centre, U. of Ky., English, Tunior Advisor EDYTH YOAK A.B., Morris Harvey College, English, Latin High School faculty ADRIENNE HEIDER REBECCA ANGEL IRENE WARD BESSIE SUTTON A.B., George Washington U.t OhioU., English B.S., M.A., Western, Mathematics A.B., Marshall, English A.B., Western, History, Geography EMMA LYNN BOAZ Transfer Magnetic Springs High BILL BURGESS Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Bowling Team; Mixed Chorus; Hi-Y; Jr. Conservation Club; Treasurer 3,4; F.T.A; Bible Study; Annual Staff OLIVE MARIE CARMICHAEL Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Bas- ketball; Bowling Team; Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; Bible Study; Annual Staff GENE SLEEPY CARR Basketball; Captain 4; Football Mgr.; Baseball; Track; Mixed Chorus; Hi-Y; Ro Club; Vice President; Class Secretary 4; Senior Play; Bible Study; Secretary 4; Pep Club; Annual Staff PAT CANIFF Football; Bowling Team; Jr. Conservation Club; Ro Club; Hi-Y; Junior Play; Bible Study; Pep Club DELBERT CLARK Football; Bible Study; Pep Club WILMA RUTH CHAPMAN Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Home Ec. Club; Prom Queen Att. 3; Bible Study JIM SQUIRREL CLARKE Basketball; Baseball; Hi-Y; Pep Club; Bible Study RUTH JEAN COMPTON Glee Club; Band; Majorette; Basketball; Prom Queen Att.; Carnival Queen Att.; Jr. Play; Bible Study; Annual Staff BONNIE FAY CLARKE Home Ec. Club; Library Assistant; Pep Club; Bible Study; Annual Staff i JAMES WESLEY ELKINS Pep Club; Bible Study; Annual Staff JERALYN ELLISON Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Beta Club; F.T.A.; Miss Red Devil Att. 4; Bible Study; Beta Sweetheart Att. 3; Miss Sophomore; Sr. Play; Annual Staff , )i PATRICIA ANN COX Glee Club; Secretary-Treasurer; Mixed Chorus; Student Council; Vice President 4; Beta Club; Jr. Play; Miss Jr.; Beta Sweetheart Att. 3; Miss Red Devil 4; Ky. and Ind. Vice President DORIS ELAINE DILLOW Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Home Ec Club; Pep Club; Bible Study; Annua Staff PEGGY RAY FENSTEMACHER Glee Club; Basketball; Home Ec. Club; Bible Study; Annual Staff DANNY JACK HARRIS Band; Jr. Conservation; Hi-Y; Bible Study BETTY JO HARRIS Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Home Ec. Club; Bible Study; Sr. Play; Annual Staff CLEOPATRA PATTY GARVIN Beta Club; Glee Club; Basketball; Home Ec. Club; F.T.A.; Bible Study; Annual Staff JOSIE HAMMOND Home Ec. Club; Bible Study; Office Assistant; Annual Staff ROBERT E. HARRIS Football; Baseball; Basketball Mgr. 2; Track; Hi-Y; Ro Club; President 4; Jr. Play; Jr. Class Treasurer; Mixed Chorus; Bible Study; Editor-in-chief of Annual CAROL LEE HATTON Band; Bible Study; Basketball; Annual Staff; Senior Play SAMUEL ELLISON HOFFMAN Football; Co-Captain 4; Basket- ball; Class President 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus; Boys’ Quartet; Band; Ro Club, Secretary-Treas- urer 4; Jr. Conservation; Hi-Y; Jr. Play; Bible Study JACK DIXIE HOWELL Football; Baseball; Track; Basketball Mgr. 3,4; Ro Club; Hi-Y; Jr. Conservation; Bible Study; Annual Staff JIMMIE KOUNS Football; Baseball; Basketball, Mgr. 4; Ro Club; Hi-Y; Vice President 3; Bible Study WANDA JEAN KIGER Glee Club; Trio; Mixed Chorus; Band; Basketball; Bible Study; Carnival Queen, Maid of Honor2 i I 4 I BARBARA ANN KEENE Band; Beta Club; Pep Club; Basketball; Annual Staff RONNIE LARGE Band; President 4; Mixed Chorus; Hi-Y; Bible Study; Annual Staff FRANK LYCAN Football; Beta Club; Jr. Conser- vation; Vice President; Secretar 3; Hi-Y; Bible Study; Pep Club; Annual Staff GEORGE GARY MAYBERRY Bible Study JOE MAY Football; Co-Captain 4; Basket- ball; Baseball; Track; Mixed Chorus Chorus; Boys’ Quartet; Mixed Quartet; Student Council; Vice President 2; President 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Hi-Y; F.T.A.; Jr. Conservation; Junior Play; Annual Staff JANET JEAN LOWE Glee Club; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Basketball; Band; Bible Study; Annual Staff WILLIAM DARWIN MAY Football; Football Mgr.; Jr. Con- servation; Hi-Y; Junior Play; Senior Play; Bible Study JENNY LOU McNEAL Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Home Ec. Club; Carnival Queen Att. 3; Basketball; Bible Study; Pep Club; Magazine Team Captain; Annual Staff BOB McKENZIE Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Jr. Conservation; Ro Club; Hi-Y; Pep Club; Bible Study; Mixed Chorus; Junior Play MINNIE JEAN McINTYRE Glee Club; Basketball; Home Ec. Club; Pep Club; Bible Study; Annual Staff KAREN RUTH MEEKS Home Ec. Club; Pep Club; Bible Study BETTYE RUTH McGINNIS Glee Club; Beta Club; Beta Sweetheart Att. 4; Basketball; Bible Study; Annual Stafff PHYLLIS ANN MENSHOUSE Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Jr. Class Secretary; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Bible Study; Annual Staff I W A NONA LEE MILES Glee Club; Girls' Trio; Girls' Quartet; Mixed Chorus; Band. Vice President; Majorette; Jr. Play; Basketball; Prom Queen Att.; Bible Study; Annual Staff WETZEL DEAN PERKINS Basketball; Baseball; Jr. Class Vice President; Jr. Conserva- tion; Hi-Y; Bible Study; Pep Club; Annual Staff JOHNNY MILLIS Football; Baseball; Basketball; Mixed Chorus; Jr. Conservation; Hi-Y; Bible Study; Sr. Play DAVID C. PERRY Mixed Chorus; Hi-Y; Pep Club PHYLLIS ANN PHELPS Glee Club; Girls' Trio; Mixed Chorus; Mixed Quartet; Beta Club; Treasurer; Beta Sweet- heart Att. 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Basketball; Annual Staff; Bowl- ing Team; Home Ec.; Band DENNIS PRATER, JR. Band; Mixed Chorus; Pep Club; Jr. Play; Bible Study; Annual Staff I) EULA JEAN PIGUMAN Home Ec. Club; Bible Study; Office Assistant; Annual Staff CARL LEE PORTER Bible Study MARILYN STEWART RIGG Cheerleader; Glee Club; Girls' Trio; Mixed Chorus; Mixed Quartet; Beta Club; Student Council; Secretary 3; Band; Jr. Play; Sr. Play JOYCE ELLEN ROBERTS Glee Club; Girls’ Trio; Mixed Chorus; Home Ec. Club; Beta Club; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Basket- ball; Bible Study; Secretary 4; Magazine Team Captain 4; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Assistant Editor of Annual SYLVIA ROBY Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Bam Pep Club; Bible Study; Home E Club; Sr. Play; Annual Staff GARY FRANKLIN SHORT Bible Study BILLY JOE ROWLAND Football; Mixed Chorus; Mixed Quartet; Boys' Quartet; Bible Study; Pep Club; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Annual Staff WILLIAM HOWARD SLUSHER Football; Sr. Class Vice Presiden Bible Study GLADYS LAVYRLE SMITH Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; Bible Study BILL STEPHENS Football; Jr. Conservation; Club Reporter; Hi-Y; Pep Club; Bible Study; Annual Staff r j JUNE LEE SMITH Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Band; Majorette; Basketball; Pep Club; Bible Study; Annual Staff MARY ALICE SPARKS Home Ec. Club; Bible Study; Annual Staff QUINTIN V. THOMPSON Pep Club; Jr. Conservation; Hi-Y; Bible Study DIANE WILLIAMS Glee Club; Girls' Trio; Mixed Chorus; Beta Club; Bible Study; Pep Club; Library Assistant; Annual Staff CARLOS MOREEN WALLER Pep Club; Basketball; Library Assistant; Bible Study; Annual Staff PATRICIA MARTIN WILSON Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Pep Club; Home Ec. Club; Basket- ball; Bible Study DOROTHY ANN WYANT Cheerleader; Glee Club; Girls' Quartet; Mixed Chorus; Beta Club; F.T.A.; Band; Victory Queen Att. 4; Sr. Play; Annual Staff VETERANS GRADUATED ON CREDIT EARNED BY COMPLETION OF GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT TEST Jack Winfred Stevens Willie E. Blevins Delbert G. Pennington Kenneth J. Thompson Marvin E. McIntyre David M. Slone NOT FINISHED. JUST BEGUN TIME: One September morn in the year of '49. PLACE: Russell High School EVENT: First year of High School for 96 frightened but brave Sophomores. It took us a few days to get acquainted, but after that we were just like one big happy family. The year began with the election of class officers. President, Sam Hoffman; Vice President, Jim Grizzle; Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Redden. Six of our members were accepted in the Beta Club and Marilyn Rigg had the honor of being Beta Sweetheart. We elected Marilyn Rigg, Patty Cox, and Joe May as our representatives to the Student Council. Our class took a great interest in the extra curricular activities. Quite a few of our boys played Basketball and Football. Marilyn Rigg and Dorothy Wyant were elected as our Cheerleaders. Toward the end of the year we chose Jeralyn Ellison as Miss Sophomore. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS TIME MARCHES ON TIME: A day in September in the year 1950 PLACE: Again dear old R. H. S. EVENT: 81 Jolly Juniors are off to a roaring start. Nowisagain time toelect officers. President, Sam Hoffman; Vice President, Dean Perkins; Secretary, Phyllis Menshouse; Treasurer, Bob Harris. Work began at once on the Junior Play which was entitled Damsels in Distress. The play was a big hit. In this same year, Patty Cox was elected Vice President of the Tri-State Beta Club. She was also chosen as Miss Junior. Our next worry was the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. It took a lot of planning and a lot of work, but they both proved to be a big success. Sharing the honor of Prom Queen were twin sisters, Monnie and Bonnie Stevens. The theme of the Prom was Somewhere Over the Rainbow and the gym looked like something out of this world. AND ON TIME: Our last September morn at Russell High School. PLACE: The old Alma Mater. EVENT: 66 Sophisticated Seniors are on their last roundup. The officers this year are: President, Sam Hoffman; Vice President, Howard Slusher; Secretary, Gene Carr; Treasurer, Joe May. Towards the first of the year we had a magazine sale. The losers treated the winners by having a party in the gym and everyone agreed that it was a success. As we are writing this we are looking forward to our trips which we all take at the end of the school year. Our plans include a trip to Morehead College, Washington D.C., Senior picnic, and the big, big, events of the year, the Senior Play and the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom which we hear is really going to be wonderful. With all these events yet to come and the future that lies before us; we can be sure that our class motto is true when it tells us that we are NOT FINISHED, JUST BEGUN . . . . Who's Who DEDICATION: To the Class of 1952 which furnished most of the contents. PREFACE: There are few names in this book, but not few enough. In order to fill up the pages, other names were inserted, but need not be taken seriously. CONTENTS: The achievements of the Class of '52. First comes BOB HARRIS, the new President of the United States. He was elected on his motto All for one and that one me. And with him is JANET LOWE, who uses her superiority complex to keep everything running smoothly. RONNIE LARGE is a great real estate salesman. He is sell- ing Florida property to Eskimos in Africa. MINNIE McINTYRE and MARY ALICE SPARKS just bought a beauty shop which combines the arts of beauty culture and plastic surgery. MARILYN RIGG introduced the popular ballroom steps, the grapevine glide and the thistle down float. SAM HOFFMAN who married JENNY LOU MONEYBAGS McNEAL, is having a marvelous time living off her father's income. JERALYN ELLISON and PAT CANIFF run a lively undertaking business. They even embalm the embalming fluid. DENNIS PRATER, a poet of great renown, just wrote a poem entitled Owed To A Tailor. PATTY GARVIN and CAROL HATTON purchased an old tenament house which they have converted into a college. They are trying to increase their en- rollment by publishing such phamplets as What Isn't Wrong With Education. DEAN PERKINS is a famous auctioneer who just sold the Pacific Ocean to the highest bidder. JIM KOUNS is President of the Chew-Mor-Tobacco Company. DON VINSON, BILL HILL, and DAVID PERRY are part-owners in the Harris Distilling Corporation. JACK HARRIS, founder of the Corporation, has recently discovered a whiskey without any after effect. SYLVIA ROBY designs hats and charges ten times what they’re worth- - - she gets it too. JACK HOWELL, GENE CARR,and JIM CLARKE have established The Golden Locks Peroxide Company for people who wish to bleach their natural locks. QUINTIN THOMPSON and JIMMIE ELKINS are weathermen. Sometimes, by coincidence, the weather turns out just as they predicted it would. BETTYE McGINNIS took the advertising of Duz literally and invented the Do-Everything machine. WILMA CHAPMAN and RUTH ANN HOGG have married prosperous businessmen and are now traveling on the Ocean Liner, The Charles-Doyle. They recently met two of their former classmates, GARY SHORT and DARWIN MAY, scrubbing the deck of this gigantic Ocean Vessel. JOE MAY owns a famous soap factory. His motto is I keep the world clean. CARLOS WALLER and LAVYRLE SMITH are Co-authors of two of the sixth worst sellers up to date. BILL ROWLAND is a great engineer who is now tunneling through the Rockies to shorten the trip to Hollywood for actresses, WANONA MILES and BETTY JO HARRIS. GARY MAYBERRY became a famous astronomer. He is now study- ing the heavens at the seashore with a beautiful girl, KAREN MEEKS. BONNIE CLARKE and PEGGY FENTESMACHER are usherettes in a large Movie Theatre. That was the only way they could see all the movies free of charge. CARL PORTER is a conductor on the Broadway Limited, and doing it solely to meet famous passengers. PHYLLIS MENSHOUSE owns a pet shop. She supplies fleas for HOWARD SL USHER’S flea circus. BILL BURGESS has invented the Boomerang Collar Buttons guaranteed to return to the hand that lost them. EMMA LYNN BOAZ and OLIVE CARMICHAEL are conductors of the Non-Stop, Look and Listen Sights Seeing Tours. ” BAR- BARA KEEN talks, sings, dances and plays 3 musical instruments, including a vacuum cleaner on the new show on Broadway. JOHNNY MILLIS has become America’s Champion Pole Sitter. WANDA KIGER is a reporter andJOYCE ROBERTS is a star in the Grand Ol' O’pry. The Cham- pion Pan-Cake Flopper is none other than RUTH COMPTON. JOSIE HAMMOND and EULA PIGMAN own and manage the huge chain of Restaurants known all over the world as the Eat and Run Restaurants. DORIS DILLOW is the founder of the Club, Sons and Daughters of the Mentally Alert. BILL STEPHENS has written and directed a problem play The Multiplica- tion Tables. The Star of his brilliant production is PATRICIA WILSON, a promising young mathematician. DOROTHY WYANT and DIANE WILLIAMS have just opened a skating rink. The Rinky Wink Rink. FRANK LYCAN is one of those romantic heroes. He is a Northwest Mounted Policeman now. JUNE LEE SMITH is a telephone operator. She always did spend most of her time on the telephone, but now she is getting paid of it. DELBERT CLARK is now a Captain of the Spaceship, Red Devil, which was the first ship ever to land on the sun. This Amazing Monster of steel was built by the world's greatest inventor, BOB McKENZIE. ROBERTA HAYES goes to a famous phychiatrist now, but not because of any mental weakness. Merely to collect the rent. You see, she owns a block of office buildings. JANICE VIRGIN is a fam- our Model now, with an hour glass reduced to Minute size. PATTY COX is the world’s greatest Orator. She is now running for the first U.S. Woman President. Well, this has been a look into the future to let you see WHO’S WHO IN '62. We, the Class of 52 of the High School of Russell, having come to our last hours in our right mind, and in peace with all the world do hereby give, bequeath and devise all our worldly goods and possessions to the following beneficiaries, to wit: To the Junior Class, following, us, we hereby bequeath our old seats, with the tacks that tear our clothes--our lockers, which willnotlock--our old books, with most of the leaves loose or gone--and the mistakes we made, and all the knowledge we failed to learn. To the Sophomore Class, we leave our quick wits and our ability to skip classes without get- ting unexcused absences. We leave the following to our fellow sufferers; OLIVE CARMICHAEL wills her quiet disposition to MELBA BULLARD... WILMA CHAPMAN wills her love for sailors to BILLIE LOIS FREEMAN... BONNIE CLARKE wills her love for the Air Force to PHYLLIS WILLIS... RUTH COMPTON wills her love to JIM DOWNS... PATTY COX wills her trip to the Beta Convention to DOROTHY LEIBEE... DORIS DILLOW wills her proxide bangs to DAPHNE ROUSE... JERALYN ELLISON wills her quiet personality to RUBY MITCHELL ... PEGGY FENSTEMACHER wills her ability to get excused from school to anyone who can ar- range it... PATTY GARVIN wills her love for Russell High School to SHIRLEY GILLUM... JOSIE HAMMOND wills her love for short boys toGLADYS SPARKS... CAROL HATTON wills her abil- ity to get along with Miss Washington to RAY TABOR... ROBERTA HAYES wills her love for Will PHYLLIS ANN PHELPS Momamns PATTY COX blonds (namely Bob Boggs) to her sister CLOTINE... BARBARA KEENE wills her laziness to JERRY BRANHAM... KAREN MEEKS wills her good grades in History to Harry SYNDER... WANDA KIGER wills her job of writing Jabbering Round Russell to RITA SMITH. ..JANET LOWE wills her quality conscience to CHRISTY HENSLEY... PHYLLIS MENSHOUSE wills her love for Bussy to BEATRICE NEWMAN... BETTYE McGINNIS wills to her sister EDNA her luncheon dates in Ironton... JUNE SMITH wills her ambition to go to Argilitte University toESTA PICLESIMER ... DARWIN MAY wills his two years of experience in Sophomore English to DON STEWART... FRANK LYCAN wills his seat in Physics to anyone who wants to stay in Senior High for an ex- tra year.. .EMMA BOAZ wills her height to BETTY WILLIAMS.. .JOYCE ROBERTS leaves noth- ing, she is taking it all with her. ..RONNIE LARGE wills his ability to play the trumpet to MARILYN MILLER... DENNIS PRATER wills his married life toJANICE FLEMING and DON FAR- LEY. ..SYLVIA ROBY wills her giggles to WILMA CAUDILL.. .JOHNNY MILLIS wills his red hair to RITA SMITH... MARILYN RIGG wills her dancing slippers to BILLY ARTHUR... BILL STEPHENS wills his ability to throw a car into speed-shift to HARRY SYNDER... DIANE WIL- LIAMS wills her specs to BOB BENNETT... DOROTHY WYANT wills her ability to get along with Miss Clark to DOROTHY HOLBROOK... RUTH HOGG wills the Winchester sun toBILL CAL- LIHAN.. .JIMMY ELKINS wills his seat in English to PAUL SHORT... CARL PORTER leaves his seat in History to some poor Junior... EUL A PEGMAN wills her blue eyes to WILLIS REAM... DONALD VINSON wills his good grades to PEGGY QUEEN... HOWARDSLUSHER wills his black curly locks to REX COOKSEY... WETZEL PERKINS wills his ability to skip school and get ex- cused to SHANNON HOWARD...GARY MAYBERRY wills all his girl friends to the Junior boys ... LA VYRLE SMITH wills her love for motorcycles to DANIEL KEARNS... MINNIE McINTYRE wills her bow-legs to her sister GLORIA... CARLOS WALLER wills her ability to skip school and pass to NANCY WORTHINGTON... PATRICIA WILSON wills her Mrs. to ANNA MAE NOLAN... DAVID PERRY wills to HOB GEARHEART his ability to work in study hall and still get four credits... MARY ALICE SPARKS wills her bookkeeping practice set to some lucky Junior... PHYLLIS PHELPS wills her love for Ashland to MARTHA RICHARDS... WANONA MILES wills her love for the Tomcats to WANDA ROBERTS. ..JENNY McNEAL wills her love for Sam Hoff- man to a little black head girl at Ashland.. .JANICE VIRGIN wills her escort at Louisville to Miss Fouts for use on future trips... PAT CANIFF wills his ability to standing up a charge in football to STRAPJACK... BOB McKENZIE wills his position at end on the team to DENZEL CONLEY... BILL BURGESS wills his brains to BOB MOORE.. .BILL HILL wills his good grades in English to GORDON McINTOSH.. .JOE MAY wills his hairy chest to C. B. ISON... BOB HAR- RIS wills his ability to play basketball toSAMBO DANIELS... GENE CARR willshis size 9 shoes to JIM McCONNELL.. .JACK HOWELL wills his chewing tobacco to CURTIS HERRON... JIM KOUNS wills his book knowledge toSARA NORRIS... DELBERT CLARK wills his Hot-rod Ford to DAVID LYND. ..JIM CLARK wills his crew cut to PETE WILLIAMS. ..JACK HARRIS wiUs his straight hair to ERNIE DOWNS. ..SAM HOFFMAN wills his love for blonds to any poor suckers who wants it... BILL ROWLAND wills his beautiful figure to LARRY COLLINS.. . And to all of you. WE, THE SENIORS? LEAVE... I; K c HPIONa 's' ) Resident------- Vice President Secretary - - ■ Treasurer - - • ----BOB BENNETT ......JIM DOWNS ----SARAH NORRIS Gordon McIntosh JIM DOWNS DOROTHY LEIBEE BOB BENNETT MELBA BULLARD DON JONES MARTHA RICHARDS Gordon McIntosh SARAH NORRIS CHARLES SIMPSON REBA HICKS DON FARLEY ESTA PICKLESIMER BILL ARTHUR CHLOE STARK DOUG HOWES 'UJ SHIRLEY GILLUM REX COOKSEY ANNA NOLAN BOB GREENE BILLY LOIS FREEMAN DELANO McKENZIE SHIRLEY ABERNATHY JOHN GROSSEL BARBARA McCALLISTER STANLEY STARK BETTY BROCE CURTIS HERRON CHRISTIE HENSLEY CHARLES HOFFMAN JUDY COLLINS HOWARD WARD MADOLYN WORKMAN RAY TABOR BEATRICE NEWMAN RED RICHARDS WANDA ROBERTS CECIL ADKINS edna mcginnis DAVID LYND JANICE FLEMING RONALD FRALEY NAOMI MCLAUGHLIN BILL SHANKS JUNE McGUIRE GEORGE RIFFE BONNIE ARRINGTON ROBERT MOORE RUTH SNODDY HAROLD DILLOW JUDY MOYER LARRY MENSHOUSE LA VERNE PERRY BILL PEMBERTON DORIS CREECH JOHN PAUL POWELL MARTHA SPARKS TIVIS MAGGARD BARBARA BARNDOLLAR JAMES RIFFE MADALINE OSBORNE HARRY SNYDER PAUL SHORT DOROTHY FARR JAMES BROWN CHARLES JUSTICE SHANNON HOWARD ARVIL MENSHOUSE Sam Daniels Dorothy Holbrook David Kouns Jeanine Riley C.B. Ison Garland Greene Carolyn Austin Hob Gearheart Jane Eubanks Jim McConnell Ruby Mitchell Joe Robinson Helen Burton Tom Stone Jess Blanton Pete Williams Clotine Hayes Neil Hogg Barbara Napier Rita Smith Nancy Worthington Doug Lowe Clara Dickison Bob Martin Peggy Queen Carlas Pratt Janice Haney Earl Borders Emma Sallee Marshall McKenzie Sue Anderson Bill Callihan Wilma Caudill Bennett Lyons Janet Horton Bob Arthur Wilma Unrue Toby Mayberry Nada Weekley Rollin Caniff Patricia Stallings Billy Nance Betty Williams Gerald Smith Daphne Rouse Allen Johnson Carol Broce George Keg ley Faye Bartle Bob Virgin Betty Holbrook Clyde Blevins Delores Greer Marshall Adkins Sydne Brown Charles McKnight Shirley Wyant Ronald Cyrus Idell Stephens Donald Stewart Garnet Frazier Denzil Conley Ruie Hamilton Larry Wells Pauline Burton Charles Payne Mary Cordle Teddy Riffe Maxcine Gilley Jack Broughton Betty Pack William Adams Joan Webb Donald Price Betty Lou Tackett Geneva Osborne Barbara Gallibn Billy Franklin Joyce Frizzell Lorraine Wells Branham Casto Chinn Coffman Collins Conley Cremeans Darby Davisson Dillon Dunoway Fite Fleming Franklin Fulks Gilpin Goodyear Harris, D. Harris, J.R. Hill Justice freshman Class Kegley Kirk Lanham LeBrun Menshouse, L. Menshouse, J. Miller Moore Morris Poe Rayburn Riel Riggs Smallwood Smith Sparks, B. Sparks, S. Strickland W arren Wilson Eighth Qrade - - graduation Day Kneeling: Kenneth Edwards, David Hale, Ronald Austin, Billy Ray Lanham, Johnny Schneidle, Jimmy Layne, Garry Huddleston, David Duerk, Alfred Morris. Standing: Belva Pratt, Rose Marie Wheeler, Janice Duncan, Jo Ed Thomas, Mary Sue Childs, Patricia Holbrook, Avanell Campbell, Ann Ball, Nancy Norris, Sally Moore, Joan Swindell. Back Row: Stewart Stark, Clarence Orkees, Johnny Gorrell, Carman Gillum, Henry Roberts, Pat Kegley and David Duke. Most Popular Koy And Qirl OLIVE CARMICHAEL JOHN KOUNS ’• •• a'vv.f. . • .- •. . • • 9 ' « r i c W o■'w V - '4£T . •. ■ • • C t. V' i A‘ vs- .v - - •• v-4'vr-V -• ? Wfi7 . W. ... ___ . • . • West M Around Qirl - Moy PHYLLIS PHELPS BOB HARRIS jD A ft Citizenship Award patty cox West Athletic Boy JOE MAY freshman Class favorites CHARLES SPARKS GLENNA CREMEANS mm English Editor's note: Mrs. Rose, please check your roll, we believe you have three extra students enrolled for this picture only! Mistory Four score and seven years ago our.no, it hasn't been that long since we enrolled in Miss Clark's History class. Home Economics Future husbands of these girls won't have to worry about their nutritious meals. Any girl passing Mrs. Wilcox’s cooking class comes well recommended, Boys! Shop Girls, before choosing a husband, look over this crew! (not the intruders in the doorway!) These boys would make ideal mates as they could make all your furniture and keep it repaired too. Mr. Johnson is the popular instructor. These students seem to be absorbed in their work. We wonder if it is for the benefit of Mrs. Wade or the Camerman? Bookkeeping Cibrary There is always plenty of help available at the library desk. The librarians are Diane Williams. Shirley Gillum, Tanya Layne, and Carolyn Austin. Study Mall This is the Study Hall. If you look closely you may find someone studying. 0 8, «4) Physics From reliable sources we hear that these students are tomorrow's nuclear physicists of the atomic era. Mr. Evans, give us your opinion on this. Meta Club The Beta Club is one of the most active organizations in our school; just look at the smiling faces in this group! Could it be that little black and gold pin which they are wearing or are they remembering that never-to-be forgotten Beta Convention. Their skit, The Unknown Soldier Speaks , brought forth much praise and lovely compliments from those present on Convention floor. Our own Patty Cox presided with poise and dignity in her office of State Vice President. Who could ever forget our Sweetheart Ball on Valentine's Day or our special Victory Ball honoring our Red Devils. Jim Andy Caudill's orchestra furnished the Rhythm. Ah! Moonlight and music! Many worth-while projects have been carried out by the Betas. They have a scholarship fund for worthy students who want to attend college and they have carried on a successful public relations program by presenting their skit before local civic organizations. The Russell Beta Club live up to their motto, LET US LEAD BY SERVING OTHERS . Miss Fouts is the sponsor of this honor group. Officers are: President------ Vice President Secretary — ■ Treasurer - - • - - PATTY COX JUDY COLLINS - CHLOE STARK PHYLLIS PHELPS Student Council Bible Study Cunckroom Candy Counter ‘junior - Senior Prom Young ladies in beautiful, frilly evening dresses • . . young men in formal attire . . . Boy . . . girl, arm in arm enter the dimly lit hall of dreams ... a spirit of merry-making prevails. Can this possibly be our gymnasium? The theme, SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW was used throughout with Maestro Brownie Benson on the bandstand, adding his magic to this night of spring fantasy. At nine o'clock, Sam Hoffman, President of the Junior class, crowned Monnie Stevens as our Prom Queen. Monnie’s twin sister, Bonnie, took the place of Maid of Honor. The queen's lovely attendants were: Wilma Chapman, Ruth Compton, and Wanona Miles. Mand Majorettes ANNA NOLAN, NANCY RENEGAR, WANONA MILES, RUTH COMPTON, RITA SMITH The Glee Club and Mixed Chorus are very popular organizations throughout our school and community. Miss Fuller, our director, has worked with untiring efforts to train the voices which have won the praise of all who have heard the Russell High School's Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. Mixed Chorus Mr TRIOS: Left to right: Wanda Kiger, Wanona Miles, Joyce Roberts, Roberta Hayes, Clotine Hayes, Rita Smith, Marilyn Rigg, Phyllis Phelps, Chloe Stark. BOYS QUARTET: Left to right: Joe May, Johnny Millis, Bill Rowland, Gordon McIntosh. MIXED QUARTET: Left to right: Joe May, Phyllis Phelps, Marilyn Rigg, Bill Rowland. i't’. Band Quartette Left to right: Betty Broce, Christie Hensley, Jim McConnell, Barbara Keene J Our Coaches Through the untiring efforts of our coaches, Fred Johnson and Alex Cilo, Russell has advanced far in a year of sports. Through rain and snow, heat and cold, our coaches never gave up. They worked with the Red Devils to the best of their ability to have results that will never be forgotten. In our opinion there are none better able to lead a squad through endless drills, practice, and-VICTORY------than our own coaches Johnson and Cilo. So, CONGRATULATIONS, COACHES! A Salute to the Maroon The 1951 edition of the Russell Maroon was, without question the best in more chan a decade. After years of disappointing seasons, in which player and fan interest lagged to a new low, the '51 team of 13 iron men revived the sport in the Rail City to dizzy heights. The good folks of Russell are mighty proud of this team and their coaches, Fred Johnson and AlexCilo. The Maroon was really a team, with splendid cooperation and coordination of efforts in every game in which they participated. Behind the success of the Maroon is a story. It is a story of fourteen determined boys, many of whom were to play their last year of football. At the start of the season, they buckled down toseveral weeks of monotonous practice sessions. The drills were held twice a day, usually in the afternoon under a blazing sun. The spirit of the boys was excellent; their morale was high and they had a fierce determination to win. These factors always contribute to a winn- ing team. Prior to the season's opening, the team morale was given another boost by the elec- tion of Sam Hoffman and Joe May as Co-Captains. When the season did open, the Maroon squad was in the proverbial pink of physical condition and the mental attitude of the individual players was much over par. The members of the squad had a sneaking suspicion they were going places when they defeated an Ironton High School Tiger eleven 14-0 in an abbreviated game. Russell was slapping away at the goal posts for a third touchdown when time took a dash-out on them. The toughest game for the Maroon was, without question, the Catlettsburg Wildcat contest, in which Russell scored a well-earned and hard-fought 14-0 victory. In this contest the Maroon lost a third touchdown on a penalty. Once over the tough Wildcat hurdle, the team reached a confident stage. The boys trained hard and practiced equally hard in preparation for their games coming up for the weekend. Joy May and Sam Hoffman, as co-leaders of the 1951 team, con- tributed much to its success by smart and alert ball handling. They enjoyed the respect and ad- miration of their teammates. Hoffman and May reciprocated with words of encouragement and praise for the efforts of the men of the squad. In one sense of the word, the Maroon was extremely lucky and fortunate due to the fact that no key men were sidelined for any length of time due to injuries. Their fine physical condition was a tellingfactor in theMcKellgame which the Maroon won at Fullerton, 31-0. They took the terrific heat in stride and administered a terrific beating to the hefty McKell eleven. Here's several other things that made 'em tick and become one of the greatest teams in the history of Russell High School. The backs ran hard and drove furiously. The line charging was fast and furious. The blocking, especially downfield, was beautiful and a sight to behold. Perhaps, eleven men for eleven men, there was not a team in Eastern Ken- tucky or Southern Ohio that could beat the 1951 Maroon edition. So here's a salute to Co-Captains Joe May and Sam Hoffman and the great Maroon team, reading from right to left; Jack Howell, Bob Bennett, Bob Harris, Pat Caniff, Daryl Moore, Bob McKenzie, Jim Downs, Jim Kouns, Bill Burgess, Bob Copley, C.B. Ison, Don Jones, Darwin May, Joe Robinson, Bill Callihan, Johnny Millis, Bennett Lyons, Howard Slusher, Larry Menshouse, and Gordon McIntosh. Combined with fair play, sportsmanship, great offensive and defensive ability, the 1951 foot- ball team will always be remembered as a never-to-be-forgotten team in athletics at Russell. Twas a splendid season and it was a splendid group of boys who formed a splendid team. THEY WE RUSSELL------------ 37 RUSSELL................46 RUSSELL...............-14 RUSSELL - -- -- -- --32 RUSSELL................34 RUSSELL----------------25 RUSSELL - - 52 RUSSELL................52 BOYD COUNTY..........0 WURTLAND.............7 CATLETTSBURG------ - 0 McKELL ............. 0 ST. JOE.............14 RACELAND . ..........0 LOUISA..............19 FORT GAY.............0 Miss Victory PATTY COX SAM HOFFMAN Tackle 1,2,3,4 Co-Captain A great downfield blocker who showed his leadership ability in four years. DARRELL MOORE Guard 2, 3 A husky guard with a go-get tem spirit. JOE MAY Fullback 1.2,3.4 Co-Captain A great fullback who was cho sen the outstanding player in Boyd and Greenup Counties. BOB HARRIS Guard 1, 2, 3,4 A rough and ready guard with lots of drive. PAT CANIFF Center 2,3,4 A rugged center who has showed his dependability. BOB BENNETT Tackle 1,2, 3 With a year left he will be known as THE BIG MAN. JACK HOWELL End 2,3,4 A good end who did his job well. bob McKenzie End 2,3,4 An end who improved in last year. JIM DOWNS Halfback 2, 3 Best open-field runner in East- ern Kentucky. C. B. ISON Halfback 2 A hard-driving back who showed lots of improvement. BILL BURGESS Guard 2,3,4 A big help to the team at all positions. DON JONES Guard 1,2,3 A good substitute with eye on best year. JIM KOUNS Quarterback 2,3,4 His quarterback experience for one year was rated as one of the best. BOB COPLEY Halfback 4 A great little back who was a must to the team. First row, left to right: Garland Greene, Dean Perkins, Sambo Daniels, Bob Bennett. Second row; Bob McKenzie, Joe May, Bill Burgess, Jim McConnell, Gene Sleepy Carr, Jim Downs. Not Pictured: Jim Squirrel Clarke. The 1951-52 basketball team was also Northeastern Kentucky Conference Champs as well as the 64th District runnerups. They proved in the clinch what any coach would be proud of--a win- ning team! Although they did not have an undefeated record, they had a record of which any team would be proud. We, the fans of R.H. S., are as proud of them as if theirs had been un- defeated. They showed their courage, stamina, and capable ball-handling continously throughout the season. We think our Red Devil basketball team is strickly TOPS! OUR RECORD WON 16 LOST 10 GENE SLEEPY CARR Captain Guard 1,2,3,4 A guard that will never be forgotten because of his untiring sportsmanship. JIM DOWNS Forward 2,3 All-Conference '52 Dist. Tourn. Team '52 A never-to-be forgotten forward with a wonderful rebounding ability. JOE MAY Center 1,2, 3,4 Our center that has been an out standing, rugged, four-lettered man. BOB McKENZIE Guard 2,3,4 All-Conference '52 A master on the one-handed push shot and the set shot. SAMBO DANIELS Forward 2 Dist. Tourn. Team '52 Reg. Tourn. Team '52 A Red Devil that shows possibilities of going places in his two remaining years. BILL BURGESS Center 1,2, 3,4 A hard worker that has always been an asset to the Red Devils. BOB BENNETT Guard 2,3 A rugged guard that will undoub- tedly be one of Russell’s greatest. t v’• !L JIM SQUIRREL CLARKE Forward 2,3,4 A forward that could always be depended upon. GARLAND GREENE Guard 2 A sophomore that shows a great promise of a Red Devil star. DEAN PERKINS Guard 3,4 Never say die guard, who always proves successful in the clinch. Cheer Ceaders CHLOE ANN STARK, DOROTHY ANN WYANT, MARILYN RIGG, DOROTHY HOLBROOK OUR B TEAM First row, pictured left to right: Garland Greene, Pete Williams, Bob Martin, David Kouns. Second row: Benny Lyons, Charles Sonny Sparks, Jess Blanton, Jim McConnell, Bill Williams, Bob Lanham. B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Peggy Swindell, Jo Ed Thomas, Jenny Coffman, Marilyn Miller BETA CLUB OFFICERS • - Patty Cox -Judy Collins - Chloe Stark Phyllis Phelps President------ Vice President Secretary - - ■ Treasurer - - ■ Compliments and Best Wishes F rom Shopping Center for The Tri-State Area A F riendly Store with Values Galore Ironton, Ohio A Complete Department Store For Every Family Need WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY CLEANING tyowU 1 STORAGE Unifad • nd C«««d« CALDWELL-CHATTIN Phone 3024 S - D - S 2284 Carter Avenue Ashland, Ky. “Same Day Service” 315 Ferry • Russell 13th Central Ashland “Just Enjoying Scott’s Hospitality” Sc O T T C3 EUGS The Complete Drug Store Phone: 520,2 Russell, Kentucky Compliments of BARNDOLLAR GROCERY General Merchandise Phone 543 Flatwoods, Ky. The Best Place In Ironton to Buy Men’s and Boys’ Clothing BRUM BERGS Your Clothiers Compliments of Compliments COMER JEWELRY CO. of Third St. at Park Ave. NiAOMl'S Ironton, Ohio BEAUTY SHOP Hardware For Every Purpose Paints - Oils - Glass House Furnishings Floor Coverings Phone 4 Russell, Ky. CLARK'S “Printers of Distinction” CONOMV PRINTERS SERVICE CENTER Flatwoods, Ky. Printing that is Right Prices that are Reasonable 336 Thirteenth Street Ashland, Ky. Compliments of WILLIS GBOCERY Flatwoods, Ky. Congratulations Class of ’52 6ABLEES “The Friendly Store for Ladies, Children and Infants” Ironton, Ohio For Stores To Serve You Better Groceries, Meat, Feed Shoes, Dry Goods, Ready-to-Wear Apparel Hardware, Furniture, Appliances Phones: 366, 284, 58, 760 Good Service at Right Prices ARTHUR RIGGS General Merchandise Phone 543 Flatwoods, Ky. Compliments of SHOE 3TOI2E Ironton, Ohio Ashland, Ky. ZWI Cki' 3 OSBORNE PHARMACY Baldwin Pianos “The Rexall Store” Magnavox Television Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Your Favorite Music Shops Is our Lifework - Not a Sideline Ashland Called For and Delivered Ironton Call - 3156 Russell, Ky. Greenup, Ky. Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CL.AR KE'5 Plumbing and Electrical Sales Service Phone 46 Russell, Ky. STANDARD AUTO PARTS 420 - 13th St. - Ashland, Ky. Guaranteed Parts For All Cars and Trucks Compliments of BUCKLEY BROTHERS Furniture and Home Outfitters 332 Thirteenth Street Ashland, Ky. Compliments of TIM HEREON Congratulations Seniors joe's FAMOUS RESTAURANT 701 Thirteenth Street Ashland, Ky. Compliments of stern Auto Associate Store Save Home Owned Today] and Operated by I At Zpaul E. bullock. Phone 893 - Russell, Ky. THE SMART SHOP Winchester Ave. at 15th Street Ashland, Ky. Compliments of Russell - Raceland Gibson Brothers TURN IT URE HOME APPLIANCES Visit Gibson Brothers for the finest selection of nationally advertised merchan- dise in the Tri-State. LIVING ROOM FURNITURE BED ROOM FURNITURE Pullman Dunbar Mengal Kent Coffey Kroehler Widdicomb Drexel Johnson Carper International Herman Miller Bassett United Ken Mar Paul McCobb Willett Madden Berk-Lock Hey wood-Wakefield RUGS AND BROADLOOM APPLIANCES Mohawk Smith Kelvinator Sunbeam Bigelow Gullistan Speed Queen Dormeyer Firth Armstrong General Electric Westinghouse DINETTE SUITES Nesco Magic Chef Koehne Howell RCA Bendix Day Strom Gate City Hoover Eureka LAWN AND PORCH FURNITURE American Kitchen Marsh Bunting LAMPS Schott Sandel Daison Chaise Kurt Versen Bradley TABLES Lane Mersman Phil Mar Nova Fine Arts BEDDING Simmons Englander GIBSON BROTHERS 13th and Winchester Phone 3540 Ashland, Ky, Five Brothers Serving Others Congratulations to Class of ’52 ME ARAM'S Compliments of O.T. 31 MM3 the men’s store where women like to shop Willys Dealer Race land, Ky. Compliments of Compliments of ROYAL JEWELRY CO. 1435 Winchester Ave. Ashland V1RGIL SC AGGS, M. D. “Congratulations to the Grads ! “ Compliments of “If it’s Rexall It’s Right” FRAI LIE'S PHARMACY THIRD NATIONAL BANK The Rexall Store Russell, Ky. “The Friendly Banks” • Compliments of Diviet. Phone 629 Main Street Race land, Ky. Compliments of NAPIER'S Compliments of BELLEFONTE MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY RIGGS - SAMMONS FUNECAL HOME Russell, Ky. Greenup, Ky. FREDEkING FLANAGAN Dependable Jewelry For all Occasions Russell, Ky. “Serving the Nation Since 1886“ ■Roebuck. $ Company The Tri-State’s Complete Shopping Center in Ashland “Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Back” Fine Men’s Wear STECRLERS Winchester at 15th Ashland, Ky. Everyone Reads THE RUSSELL TIMES The only Newspaper that contains “All The News of Greenup County” Compliments of Compliments of DR.jMRS. E.W.POTTER Compliments of JOHNSON'S DAIRY Compliments of FUR. t l 1 TU REE youngdale's Men’s Wear that Men Wear Mayo Arcade Phone 111 Phone 295 “The .Smartest Clothes in Town” tbcu?u£ Come From Pasteurized and Homogenized Me CONNELLYS Phone 70 410 Belfont Street Russell, Ky. Russell, Ky. BLUE RIBBON LINES CORPORATION C. E. Fannin, Pres. 1108-1130 Winchester Ave. Ashland, Ky. Portraits Photo Finishing MORRIS STUDIO and camera store 332 Center Street Ironton, Ohio Photographic Equipment Commercial and Industrial Compliments of 0J-ae$-e%(j8 GAEASE Auto Repairing Gas - Oil - Greasing Storage - Firestone Tires O a ASHLAND DAILY INDEPENDENT Eastern Kentucky’s Home Newspaper Every Evening and Sunday Morning Full News Coverage of World, National, State and Local Events Acme Telephone AP Leased Wire For women . . teens . . sub teens PARSONS One of Kentucky’s Great Stores ARMCO STEEL, FOR WHAT? We often hear the question asked, what is made out of the steel made at Ashland Armco? Because we think you might be interested, we are list- ing a few of the end products made from steel sheets pro- duced at Ashland Armco. In peacetime most of our steel is used for bathtubs, sinks, automobile parts, stoves, refrigerators and drainage products. For the past year most of our steel has been used to make products for defense. Some of these new uses are ship hulls, culverts for roads in foreign lands, shell cases, cartridge storage cans, ammunition magazines, jet engine parts, army jeeps and reconnaissance cars, parts for army tanks, army cargo truck bodies, airfield landing mats, oil field production equipment, hospital equipment, diesel loco- motive cabs, machine tool guards and frames, army bar- racks, coal mine cars and other mining equipment, chemi- cal plant equipment, bomb parts such as tins, nose and tail, depth charges, buoys for the Coast Guard. ARMCO STEEL. CORPORATION Ashland Division Ashland, Kentucky Compliments of Phone 5 Flatwoods, Ky. “Congratulations Seniors” Frozen Food Locker Plant West Russell, Ky. GAS APPLIANCE CO. 3rd and Park Ave. Ironton, Ohio Compliments of Ashland, Ky. Russell Federal Savings Loan Association) Officers and Directors C. B. Johnson - -- -- -- -- -- - -President C. C. Stevens - -- -- -- -- - Vice President J. G. Price ------- - Secretary-Treasurer D. Endler J. W. Ramey C. H. Williams C. S. England F. A. Thompson D. L. McConnell “Save for a home — We have helped 75% of the people in our vicinity to own their own homes.” Phone 477 Russell, Ky. We Invite Savings and Loans Ironton, Ohio Compliments of BERTHA'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 186 Flatwoods, Ky. Compliments of MARIE SPARK’S GROCERY West Russell, Ky. Compliments of KLEIN’S Ironton, Ohio . . . And best of all It comes from POLANS Jewelers Inc. 1611 Winchester Ave. Ashland, Ky. Compliments of SANITARY Mine STALEY'S PHARMACY 217 S. Third Street Ironton, Ohio is GOOD BREAD Compliments of AND O R.R. Y.M.C.A. Maytag.Kelvinator .Zenith Sales Service MAYTAG APPLIAM CE CO. Phone 3749 - 122 S. Second St. Ironton, Ohio Qj-emeto. tfZteacP IS GOOD BREAD ALLYN'S Ironton’s Finest Jewelers 309 Center St. - Ironton, Ohio Tel. 267 Compliments of CAL LAMBERT SHOE STORE Fine Shoes a Specialty Ashland Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Compliments of 0«. ej MRS.CHAS. a.JOHNAON MOOTZ5 SUNBEAM Enriched Bread Faster pick up, and added power in reality, skyway performance on the highway Compliments of Greenup, Ky. Compliments of J. A. FRAMZ( M .D. Phone 80 Compliments of EL! WILLIAMS LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of HALElS SUPER. MARKET Russell Road Phone 1152 rvnc cc l_j e i rsj Compliments of Chiropractor 410 Belefonte St. CHEVROLET lillll ■ Greenup, Ky. Compliments of billick jeweler. 315 - 15th St. Ashland, Ky. Compliments of SHEPHERD $ WEST SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 158 - Greenup, Ky. Saccaleucteate Direction_____Mr. Henry R. Evans Principal, Russell High School Presiding-------Patty Cox PRELUDE “Morning Song”----------------------Mendelssohn Clarinet Quartet PROCESSIONAL “Song of Praises”___________________Hughes INVOCATION________________________________Dean Perkins HYMN “All Hail The Power Of Jesus’ Name”________Holden SCRIPTURE _ Congregation — — Ruth Ann Hogg “Lift Thine Eyes” __ __ _ __ _ Mendelssohn Mixed Chorus SERMON__________________________Rev. Chas. B. Hogg Pastor Advance Methodist Church “The Lord Bless You”-------------------------Lutkin Mixed Chorus RECESSIONAL “Onward Christian Soldiers”__Sullivan BENEDICTION ___________________________Bob McKenzie POSTLUDE Direction--------Mr. Ben F. Coffman Superintendent of Schools Presiding----------Sam Hoffman President, Senior Class PRELUDE “Ode To Music' Chopin PROCESSIONAL “Entrance March' INVOCATION “The Lord’s Prayer’ Glee Club SALUTATORY _____________ Malotte Marilyn Rigg ‘Peasant Life’ Olivadoti Russell School Band, Director, Mr. Clair Broce VALEDICTORY Diane Williams “If I Could Tell You”__________________________________Firestone Glee Club, Director, Miss Edith Fuller ADDRESS-------------------------------Hon. John Fred Williams “The Battle Hymn Of The Republic”_____ Mixed Chorus PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS_____________ President, Board of Education CLASS PLEDGE arr. by Waring D. L. McConnell NATIONAL ANTHEM BENEDICTION Carol Hatton A ■ ' ,id Cv ■ . ' ■ ' --'T: ro vAVv 1 v V )aU