Shelbyville High School - Reflector Yearbook (Shelbyville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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N 2 MISS CONNIE SIMMS MR ALLIE KAYS MRS ELEANOR EDDIE Ursultne B S A B Georgetown College B A Westem State College Nazareth Unxverslty of Physrcal Education Graduate Work Seventh Grade Louxsvllle ROY BARLOW B S Westem State Teachers College Manual Arts MR BURREL LUCAS IOSEPHINE LAPSLEY B A Umvermy of MR ROBERT SINGLETON B A U Of KSHIUCRY Western Rrchmond Virgrma B M E Murray State College College Gfadllafe W01'k Southern Bapust Seminary Musxc Educatlon 3016909 MRS E I PAXTON MRS JANE MC COY B A Eastem State College B A Umverflty of Indiana, Graduate Work and Lxbrary Graduate Work Enghsh Science Libranan MRS, DORIS HOWERTON A. B. Adelphi College, MISS HELEN BAKER Vassar College, B. S. B. A. University of Nazareth College. Louisville. MRS C BRUCE DANIEL B A Georgetown College Graduate Work Scrence MR EVAN E SETTLE B A University of Kentucky M A University of Kentucky Science Basketball MRS, JAMES CASEY B. S. University of Kentucky, Graduate work, Home Economics H ff, X +541 a:.,,,,J4, jf BILL CLEMENTS ' Class President '54, '55, '56, Secretary '53, Football '53, '54, '55, '56, Co-cap- tain '55, '56, All-State Honorable Mention '54, '55, Most Valuable Player Award '54, '55, Basketball '53, '54, '55, '56, Baseball '55, '56, Foreign Language Club '53, Glee Club '53, Key Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Student Council '55, '56, Vice-President '56, S Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Harvard Award, '55 Tri-Hi. LEWIS MATHIS Vice-President '55, '56, Football '53, '54, '55, '56, S Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Base- ball '53, '54, '55, '56, Basketball '53, '54 '55, '56, Foreign Language Club '53, Key Club '55, '56, Glee Club '54, '55, Com- mercial Club '56, Speech Contest '55, Band '54, Annual Staff, Senior Play Cast, Jour- nalism Club '56, Tri-Hi. ALICE BARTLETT Class Treasurer '56, Secretary '55, President '53, Drill Corps '53, '54, Glee Club '53, '54, '55, F. H. A. '53, '54, '55, '56, His- torian '54, '55, '56, K-Club '54, '55, '56, Secretary '55, President '56, Speech Club '55, '56, President '55, '56, Annual Staff, Senior Play Prompter, Tri-Hi, Journalism Club '56. RONNIE RAY BL AKE MORE Transferred from Anderson '55, Class Sec- retary '56, Commercial Club '55, K-Club '56, Shorthand Award '55, Journalism Club '56, Senior Play Cast, Annual Staff, Tri-l-li, Usherette Commencement '55, fri f1,,p f,Aff..,rf ,4 l ff ff' ss 5 of ,I v l MARY CAMPBELL Transferred from Bagdad '54, K-Club '55, '56, F.T,A,'53, '54, '55, '56,secretary '53, '54, Vice-President '55, F.H.A. '53, '54, '65, '56, President '56, Vice-President '55, District Treasurer '55, State Treasurer '56, Speech Festival '55, Glee Club '53, '54, Commercial Club '56, Personal Account Treasurer, Annual Staff, Senior Play Com- mittee, Journalism Club '56, D. A, R, Award. GEORGE ROBERT BEST Conservation Club '53, Commercial Club '56, Annual Staff, Initiation Committee, Senior Play Committee. JANE PUCKETT Band '53, '54, '55, Student Council '54, '55, '56, President '56, K-Club '54, '55, Secretary '54, Glee Club '53, '54, Com- mercial Club '55, F,H,A. '53,0rchestra '53, '54, Senior Play Prompter, Typing Award '55, Annual Staff, Usherette Com- mencement '55, Queen of Senior Camival '53, BOBBY JOE WRIGHT Basketball '53, '54, '55, '56, Football '53, '54, '55, '56, S Club '54, '55, '56, Key Club '55, '56, Commercial Club '56, Band '53, '54, '55, Baseball '55, '56, Foreign Language Club '53, Marching Band '52, Initiation Committee, Senior Play Cast, Business Manager Annual Staff, Usher Baccaluareate '55. 'N 'FW' 6 -f 4:9 WANDA KEMPER Band '53, '54, '55, Orchestra '53, '54, '55, '56, F.H.A. '53, '54, '55, '56, Songleader '55, '56, Speech Club '55, '56, Vice-Presi- dent '56, Latin Club '55, '56, Y-Teens '53, '54, Glee Club '54, '55, Music Festival '53, Commercial Club '56, Speech Festival '55- Annual Staff, Senior Play Cast. 1 f A F -1'-fI'V'v-1f.-4.4 7 I ,. ffffl ,f DORIS MELEAR Senior Play Committee . ,,Q:l,,f.L-f ,!,!lf,,',J' 1 IVAN LISS Key Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Vice-President '56, F.T.A. '53, '54, Class Treasurer '54, Commercial Club '56, President '56, Foreign Language Club '53, Music Festival '53, Sen- ior Play Cast, Annual Staff, Journalism Club '56. 1 I H vu YPPA4 PAT MOORE Glee Club '54, '55, Commercial Club '55, '56, Class Vice-President '53, Drill Corps '53, '54, '55, '56. CHARLOTTE ADAMS Glee Club '53, Senior Play Committee. .4 ' c BOBBY CART Bl Basketball '53, '54, '55, '56, Football '53, '55, Baseball '53, '54, '55, '56, Key Club '54, '55, '56, S Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Band '53, '54, Glee Club '53, Commercial Club '56p Senior Play Cast, Usher Baccalau- reate. ,.'x JIMMY DAVIS Annual Staff, Senior Play Committee. l 5 ' ' an fer' 5 .1 PAT EADS Y-Teens '53. '54, '55, '56g Reporter '55, Treasurer '54g F.H.A. '53, '54, '56, Glee Club '54, '55: Library Staff '53, '54, '55, '56, 4-H '53, '54: Commercial Club '56, Senior Play Cast, FRANCES FRYE F.H.A. '53, '54, '55, '56, Reporter '55 Secretary '56, 4-H Club '53, '54, '55, '56, Reporter '53, Vice-President '54, K-Club '55, '56s Vice-President '56, Glee Club '54, '55- Commercial Club '56, Annual Staff. 7 .., AA'-Cv- If LARRY CHRISTMAN Band '53, '54, '55, Senior Play Cast. 71' ,Mil , 1' Af 'f ' I JU DY FINNEY Y-Teens '53, '54, '55, '56, Drill Corps '53, '54, '55, '56, Glee Club '54, F.T.A. '55g Commercial Club '56, ,O ihfyx, wif, fy-j, 'D fi Q, 1 s 6 'Jn ' SAMMY wEsT Football '53, '54, '55, '56, Basketball '53 '54, '55, '56, Baseball '54, '55, Tobacco Festival King '56, S Club '54, '55, '56, Annual Staff. f f, ,tif '11, 1' PAUL EAKINS F00tbal1 '53, '54, '55, '56, Band '53, '54, '55, '56, Orchestra '55g Music Festival '53, Conservation Club '53, Foreign language Club '53g Commercial Club '56, S Club '56, Annual Staff, Senior Play Cast. I fx . 1 V 41 u I -' kf'l4,44, vw . ' J EMILY CRA W FORD Concert Band '53, '55, '55, '56g Marching Band '53, '54, Drill Corps '55, '56g Glee Club '54, '55g Music Festival '53, '54, '55g Orchestra '53, '54gF.H.A. '53, '54g K-Club '56, Foreign Language Club '53g Speech Club '56g Speech Contest '54g Student Council '55, '56, Treasurer '56g Advisor to Junior High '56p Latin Award '54g French Award '55g Chemistry Award '55g Cheerleader '55, '56g Annual Staffg Senior Play Committee: Jour- nalism Club '56. JOYCE CLIFF Senior Play Committee. 'H' ' 1 ffflev' 5 I J ' l W ANN MOLITOR Transferred from New Orleans '56, Speech Club '56g Senior Play Committee. BOBBY SWINDLER Key Club '54, '55, '56g President '56gBase- ball '54, '55, '56gBasketball '53, '54, '55, '56g S Club '54, '55, '56g Student Coun- cil '53, '54g Tri-Hi. 'd ':'!f.i!', KATHLEEN HAYES Drill Corps '53, '54,' '56g Glee Club '53, '54g Speech Club '56g F.H.A. '53, '54g Re- porter '54g Class Secretary '53: Secretary '54g Y-Teens '53g Commercial Club '56g Annual Staffg Senior Play Cast: Journalism Club '56. 1-. WANDA BRUNER Transferred from Simpsonville '54. .ar I , 14011, ,fuk ..,, q,, JOHN DANIEL Football '53, '54, '56g Band '53, '54, '55, '56g President '55: Orchestra '53, '54, '55, '56g President '56g Music Festival '53, '54, '55g Glee Club '54, '55p Student Council '53, '54g Key Club '53, '54, '55, '56g Sec- retary '56g S Club '56g Commercial Club '56gAnnual Staffg Senior Play Castg Journal- ism Club '56. 4-b'.LA-J' MARY ALICE ROW LETTE F.H.A. '53, '54, '55, '56g Treasurer '55, Glee Club '54, '55g Speech Club '56g Com- mercial Club '56g Usherette Commencement '55g Drill Corp '53, Senior Play Castg Jour- nalism Club '56. N. . , . , wJ x w-5-Q ANN EVELYN TEMPLE Band '53, '54g F.H.A. '53g Y-Teens '53g Commercial Club '55g Usherette Class Night '55g Speech Club '54g Initiation Committee, Senior Play Castg Annual Staff. I , , 4 V, 121919 'I 'NXAN' - .1 L w CHARLES DINKLEI Student Council '53g Senior Play Committee. Uolfl-JM4-1 SCOTTYE JENNINGS Key Club '53, '54, '55, '56g Basketball '53, '54, '55g Band '53, '54g Foreign Language Club '53g S Club '53, '54, '55, Annual Staff, Usher Baccalaureate. 50.1 DORIS GILES Drill Corps '53, '54, F.H.A. '53, '54, Par- Liamentarian '53, '54, Speech Club '55, '56g Glee Club '53, '54 '55g Vice-President of Class '54, Commercial Club '55, '56g Trea- surer '55g Annual Staffg Senior Play Com- mittee. Q ' , 0 I-,'!,1'1',.s JESSE FRAZIER Football '54, '55g Basketball '55, Baseball -53, '54, '55, '56g ns- Club '53, '54, '55, ! , '5e. f DORIS HAWKINS Transferred from Cropper '53. 0 ,I A Cvv J fi! ' ,! I-1.1 fza TOMMY NORTH Senior Carnival King '55, Senior Play Com- mittee. PA T HARDIN Drill Corps '54, '55, '56, F.T.A. '53, '54, '56, Glee Club '54, '55, F.H.A. '53, K- Club' '56g Annual Staff, Journalism Club'56. QOL fd Ns 1'LA 4fh, fQ.',l ,N.,- DAVID HORINE Commercial Club '56. JIMMY IO STOUT Band '53, '54, '55, '56, Majorette '53, '54, '55, '56, F.H.A. '53, '54, Glee Club '53, '54, Orchestra '53, Y-Teens '56, Commer- cial Club '55. . ,, .I BONNIE BOHON Senior Play Committee. an-1 QW! HERBIE KA YS Football '53, '54, '55, '56g Basketball '53, 54, '55, '56g All-State Honorable Mention '55g Baseball '53, '54, '55, 56g Golf '53, '54, '55g Band '53, '54, '55, '56g S Club '53, '54, '55, '56g F.T.A. '53, '54gForeign Language Club '53g Commercial Club '56g Class Vice-President '54g Annual Staffg Sen- ior Play Cast. I s 4 9 1' -.f,', 4 If li-.rfryfl X ROSEMARY HINTON Senior Play Committee. HARRY GILLESPIE Senior Play Committee. as AGN LYLAND GREEN Orchestra '53, '54, '55, '56g Y-Teens '53g Glee Club '54g Foreign Language Club '53g Usherette Class Night '55g F.H.A. '53g Sen- ior Play Committee. MynirK?r0 +15 MARTHA ANN NEWTON If .WI Y'Teens '53: F.H.A. '53, '54g Commercial Club '55, '56: Joumalism Club '56, Senior Play Committee. WILLIAM MURPHEY .. I W pl ll ,! N ,JM I ,KJ 1 ffjjlfg' er? .f 'iff' JAMES WAITS Key Club '54, '55, '56g Commercial Club '55, '56g Conservation Club '53g Senior Play Committeeg Annual Staff. ,Wp,f7'5f I I 1 1 SUSAN WILLIAMS Transferred from Louisville '56. Qs-7 fat, RUSS ELL HICKMAN Football '54, '55, '56g Basketball '54, '55, '56g Baseball '54, '55, '56g S Club '53, '54, '55, '56g Foreign Language Club '53g Editor of Annualg Key Clubg '55, '56g Man- ager Football Team '53g Tri-Hi. ',v 0 Q f,1'-44, R 4.jf,Qv 4f N-, 629664. Myne C I, J BOBBY MOFFETT Senior Play Committee. 1' ff , r 1712, ll 'fka xl' BETTY TIPTON Commercial Club '55, '56g Band '53g Drill Corps '54g F.H.A. '53g Y-Teens '53gUsher- ette Class Night '55g Glee Club '54, '55: Annual Staffg Senior Play Committee. f f' .Y-nj .,,.'lw,,'R R' If .11 FLORENCE CLARK Senior Play Committee. 'l1 MARY LOU WEAVER Commercial Club '56g Foreign Language Club '53g Band '53, '54g Glee Club '54, '55g F,T.A. '53, '54g Vice-President '54g Latin Club '55, '56g Speech Club '56p Ush- erette Commencement '55g Drill Corps '56g Cheerleader '56g Chairman Initiation Com- mitteeg Associate Editor of Annual Staffg Senior Play Castg Joumalism Club '56, ,f . 'Q 4 1' ,I 1 'A' .4 I I NANCY WILLARD 'Commercial Club '55, '56g F,H,A. '53, '54, Cheerleader '53, Drill Corps '53gY- Teens '53p Band '53g Initiation Committeeg Club '56, fy':j..Lf..1-y'HJ,n-K-frpll RUSSELL HAWKINS Senior Play Committee, JULIA HOPKINS Glee Club '54, '55g Speech Club '55, '56g Drill Corps '53g F,H,A, '53g Band '53g Majorette '53g Commercial Club '56g Vice- President '56g Annual Staffg Senior Play Cast President '56g Annual Staffg Senior Play Castg Journalism Club '56. SENl0R UPERLATIVE MOST LIKABLE GIRL Lyland Green SHYEST GIRL Wanda Bruner BEST DRESSED GIRL J uha Hopkms SCHOOL SPIRIT Mary Lou Weaver MWT ATHLETIC GIRL Bonme Bohon PRETTIEST LIPS Lyland Green LAZIEST GIRL Ann Evelyn Temple WITTIEST GIRL Mary Lou Weaver MOST POPULAR GIRL Jane Puckett PRETTIEST LEGS J' 1mmy Jo Stout BEST SMILE Ann Mohtor BOSSIEST AND MOST C Emxly Crawford J u11a Hopkms ONCEITED BEST ALL AROUND GIRL Ronme Ray Blakemore BEST FIGURE Frances Frye BEST PERSONALITY J ane Puckett PRETTIEST HAIR Ann Evelyn Temple CUTEST DIMPLES Charlotte Adams MOST CO OPERATIVE AND DEPENDABLE Alxce Barlette PRETTIEST EYES Julia Hopkms FRIENDLIEST GIRL Lyland Green BEST COMPLEXION Ann Evelyn Temple MosT LIKABLE BOY B J wright SHYEST BOY John Da.n1e1 BEST DRESSED BOY Scottye Jenmngs SCHOOL SPIRIT ,T 1mmy Davls MOST ATHLETIC BOY Hex-ble Kays PRETTIEST LIPS Tommy North LAZIEST BOY Herbxe Kays WITTIEST BOY B J wrlghl MOST POPULAR BOY B111 Clements PRETTIEST LEGS Sammy West BEST SMILE Bobby Ben Swmdler BOSSIEST AND MOST CONCEITED Bobby Carter Sammy West BEST ALL AROUND BOY B111 Clements BEST PHYSIOUE Sammy West BEST PERSONALITY B J' Wrxght PRETTIEST HAIR Lew1s Mathxs CUTEST DIMPLES Jesse Frazler MCBT CO OPERATIV B111 Clements PRETTIEST EYES Lewts Mathxs FRIENDLIEST BOY B. I Wright BEST COMPLEXION wxlham Murphy E AND DEPENDABLE BEST LOOKING GIRL BEST LOOKING BOY M1ghty Seruors of f1fty s1x These poems are wr1tten for you Of course It s a crtme, They don t rhyme worth a d1me But th1s 1S the best we could dol There s a g1r1 ll'1 our class named Lyland Green Who laughs and laughs at everythxngl Her favortte date IS W Gray Her favor1te express1on Today 1S Fr1 dayl Scottye J ennmgs IS mad about Betty Jane He chases her w1th all h1s m1ght and mam He shows h1s road horses at the fa1r And makes her very proud of h1m there There s a g1rl who hasn t been here long, But w1th Ann MOIIIOF you can t go wrong, She Flashes her br1ght and dazzhng snule For her any boy would walk a rrule She's got pep and energy Dependable as we all can seel She leads the yells she leads the corps Emxly Crawford then supports po1nt four She works at Begley s every day And st1ll keeps feehng very gay She never gets mad or loses her temper We re talkmg, of course about Wanda Ke per m Touchdown West IS what we call Sam To opposmg lmes he s l1ke a battermg ram. At the Tobacco Festlval he was crowned k1ng Hey Sam what happened to your class r1ng'7 Our drum majorette Mnss J1l'HlTl1e Jo Stout Enjoys her marclung there IS no doubt There s something else that she thmks IS bonny And that s a date w1th M1ster J ohnnyl A vars1ty cheerleader IS our Lou In edltlng th1s annual she had much to do Mary Lou Weaver s a great debater Ar1d she ll conv1nce you sooner or later Larry Chr1stman IS a cut up The teachers w1sh that he would shut up ln h1s Ch8VlB he g t s around And w1th Pat Moore he does the town Puckett s her last name the f1rst IS Jane In every class she 18 THE BRAIN We never know who IS her beau Because J ane's always on the go Charlotte Adams has a wmsome smile She s a girl who d walk a m1le To see a boy by the name of Ron Soon a weddmg rmg she ll don In Independence John Dan1el met J ack1e She s all r1ght he sa1d by crackyl ln band and orchestra he s always playtng Whewl How busyl everyone IS saymg W1th a certam blond IS usually seen J ul1a Hopklns our class queen About horses she IS very crazy But 1n school she s a wee b1t lazy Jess Fraz1er can sometxmes be seen Catchmg baseballs for the team. He plays football and basketball too You can t fmd anyth1ng he can t dol W1th Dmkler Russell Hawkms IS found ln h1s car they really get around Th1s boy IS a real gone pool shark And he s always makmg a br1ght remark A Bagdad class flflg Dorts GIIBS wears For there IS a certam J1mmy who cares She has a Job at Da1ry Del.. Don t you agree that Dor1s IS swell? Rosemary H1nton works all the t1me Just any old way she can make a d1me At Western Auto or the football game She s a worker whatever the namel Wow! Look at that br1ght car go! That s J 1m Dav1s as you probably know At any g1rl's house htm you may f1nd lt must be that he IS the rov1ng kmd A dxamond Nancy W1l1ard has She IS really Harrod s lass She s a worker busy as a bee And a good w1fe she ll make we can see W1th us agam IS our gal SUSIE We certamly know that she 1sn t choosy Someday a lucky man she ll get That IS SUSIC WIIIIZUIS you bet. . - 1 ' ' 1 . , - ' . 1 , . . 1 , 1 ' 1 U ' . , 1 . . --U . .- ,, - - 1 1 1 1 - - - - 11 1 - as ' I1 It 1 1 n . . , - 1 1 u n ' f , . , . , . . . . . , . . 1 1 - , 1 , . , . 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 - . . , . . , 1 1 1 , . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . , . . , . 1 14 11 - - - - 1 1 1 u - n o - ' 1 1 1 - I 1 9 1 1 . , . . 1 1 ' ' ' ' -- . . , . . 1 1 1 1 , . . . 1 I I , . . . . . . - ' , . . , 1 . . . , , o -- V 1 1 . . , - 1 1 , . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 . . . , 1 . ' 1 1 1 0 1 A good athlete lS Herbie Kays In football he calls the w1nn1ng plays He also stars 1n basketball and baseball Wh1le around h1s feet the g1rls do fall Frances Frye lS a hkeable lass She s qutte outstand1ng 1n home ec class We understand there s a certatn guy To whom at college next year she 11 fly Next comes a farmer boy awfully smart But we can t f1nd out what s close to hlS heart For a br1ght future he s got what it takes So W11l1am Murphy watch out for the breaks! He s one of the capta1ns of the football team, He s full of pep and full of steam Slug Mathis lS a boy w1thout a care And he ltkes h1s GINNY With theL1ghtBrown Ha1r Ann Evelyn Temple IS w1tty and funny Her d1spos1t1on lS nearly always sunny Her n1ckname she doesn t l1ke very much Call her Hots and you re LH dutchl A screech a crash shattering glass Who IS Ih1S madman that defies the fates? Of course ll s none other than our J' 1m WBIIS It s a tra1n II s a b1rd II s a tree! No ll s none other than MISS Pat Eads With Donald she s usually found Around hlm she never has frowned Ronn1e Blakemore has green eyes In her V 8 Ford she really fl1es There s one thought we want to destroy Ronnie s a girl and not a boy Shug Hickman s heart IS at Lmdenwood He d br1ng her back if only he couldl Long and hard he s worked on our yearbook Isn t ll the best one you ve gxven a look? We hear Doris Hawk1ns has made a date Wlth a boy who ll from now on chart her fate Best w1shes Dor1s we hope you ll be happy And that he'll provide for you quite amply After school to the Kroger store he goes That David Horlne everyone knows Looking for a ride to Dairy Del? Just be ready at the sound of the bell The next boy 1n our class IS Ivan LISS As Mr Harper he couldn t m1ss Always laugh1ng or tell1ng a joke Whether over a lesson or over a coke BOl'lIllC Bohon IS our next girl ln sports she sets us 1n a wh1r1 There ll always be a sound on the road For her car Maybelhne starts hot or co d Mary Alice Rowlette ha1r of blond Of all the boys lS very fond In her eyes she wears a gleam, We wonder 1f she s up to a scheme We have a boy in our class Who never glV6S the teachers sass He s Just as shy as he can be None other than Harry G1llesp1e For Bobby Carter the girls all fall But h1s great love IS basketball You can somet1mes fmd Big Bob At Kroger s where he has a Job Bobby Swtndler IS a basketball ace He IS a boy who l1kes everyone And w1th a sophomore has lots of fun Patsy Hard1n IS a cute chick In her studtes she surely IS shck Wllh Raymond she IS usually found GOIHQ to places all around Thomas North better known as Klllg Th1nks a motorcycle IS Just the Ihlllg He s usually found at the A8r P Just as busy as a bee! 999 The Cool Cat of our class IS B J Wright And w1th the glrls he s qutte all rxght HIS favorlte gal IS V1rgm1a Ann H111 When w1th her he s never Sllu Pat Moore who lS better known as Jake Is very alert and w1de awake She would l1ke Wrlllllg letters to Clay But ll doesn t seem to work that way The most dependable of us all That Al1ce Bartlett IS on the ball A boy named Allen lS her beau If you ask she ll tell you sol ' . . ' . 1 . . . ., . . . ,, . . A blast on his horn is the signal to pass. And in Key Club, he holds first place. I . I ' v. 1 ' , I Mary Campbell an all a round scholar He llkes to joke he 11kes to clown When we hear a lot of norse We know ll s Joyoe Cllff and her boys But everyone knows that th1s httle f1lly Has but one true love and h1s name lS Bllly A good boy m our class IS George Robert Best And wrth hrs humor he can meet any test He runs the loudest car C7 995 1n town Everyone knows htm for tts renown On every subject she keeps so mum That you may not know lf she s brxght or dumb But Judy Fmney s our good frtend She ll stlck wxth you to the endl Dorls Melear s a gxrl who s on the beam At Bohn s Creamery she scoops 1ce cream wlth Charlotte Adams she s often found From Sxmpsonvllle Hlgh School she came Wanda Bruner IS th1s g1rl s name We hardly know she IS even around For from her lS heard not a sound The football star of Shelby Hlgh Is Senlor presldent and qulte a guyl Everyone hkes B111 Clements who wou1dn't Refuse to follow h1m'7 We couldn tll Txppy lS a long tall blond Of one man she s mxghty fond She has a happy go lucky way Someday she may marry P A Cheetah Eakms Klng of the Apes Comes swmgmg UI on h1s vme of grapes We re just ktddmg don t get mad We all thtnk you re swell Dad A really funny gxrl ts Florence Clark That statement everyone can mark If she hkes boys we don t know For she has never told us so In Charles Dxnkler s Buxck of green A g1rl IS hardly ever seen Our pal Dmk lS sharp as a tack An adorable g1rl IS Kathleen Hayes She s mce and she makes a lot of A s Her feller hves just over the h1ll In that httle tovm of Slmpsonvtlle Martha Newton lS plump and jolly All her frlends call her Polly A mlsslonary she wants to be And sa1l to darkest Afrxkeel He wears the loudest shxrts tn town He runs around w1th Hawkms and Dmk Bobby Moffett s some boy don t you th1nk'P Helps m the care of the Senxor dollar She s the prlde and Joy ln F H A And m college she ll take the home ec way Well we poets have come out on topl No one s feehngs were hurt we hope We haven t trled to be serlous We d llke to be h1lar1ous But wlth verses xt s so hard to cope And now comes up here another thought That at our hearts has suddenly caught The txme has come to say goodbye to dear old S H S We ve been a lot of trouble and worry to you we guess But we want you to know ere we go our separate ways That the best days we ve had have been S H S s days ' ll ' ll ' I - ll VI ' ' . r . . . U ' : U . . , . . , , , . , . . , . I , . . . ' I ll ' II ' , . And sometimes with Cooky she goes around. Without him our school would lack. . . . , ' , . ig I - - I , ' : A Z , . . . . . U . . . . ' I D O ' I ' ' ' , . . . ' U ' I CLASS WILL CHARLOTTE ADAMS leaves her cute smlle and d1mples to ANDY WALBECK ALICE BARTLETT after belng class treasurer leaves w1th a headache GEORGE BEST gxves h1s false teeth to BILLY ELLIS He ll need them after another year of football RONNIE BLAKEMORE leaves her love for convertlbles to MARY LLOYD PUCKETT BONNIE BOHON Just leaves gladly WANDA BRUNER w1lls her great hetght to KITTY CROSSFIELD She really needs ll to date tall basket ball players MARY CAMPBELL glves her wonderful report cards to JUDY PUCKETT BOBBY CARTER donates h1s good looklng car to Flnney s Junk Yard LARRY CHRISTMAN w1lls h1s loud mufflers to MRS DITTO FLORENCE CLARK leaves her bored expresslon to BIRDIE ANN MORRIS BILL CLEMENTS leaves lus athlettc laurels to Shelby H1gh JOYCE CLIFF wtlls her qu1et personahty to MARLENE ELLIS whom we feel IS entxrely too bolsterousl EMILY CRAWFORD g1ves to MRS MC COY a theme enutled Ten Reasons Why We Should Study Enghsh JOHN DANIEL w1l1s h1s excellent ab1l1ty to pester people to death to GEORGE BROADBENT JIM DAVIS leaves h1s love for the S H S faculty to BETTY MC GAUGHEY and ANN BARLOW CHARLES DINKLER wxlls h1s perfect attendence record to FRANK COWHERD PAT EADS tearfully regretfully leaves MRS PAXTON and the l1brary PAUL EAKINS lS too lazy to leave JESS FRAZIER leaves sxx of h1s Englxsh credlts to DONNIE SWIGERT FRANCES FRY wxlls her Interest 1n sewmg to GINNY WRIGHT who just loves to stay after school DORIS GILES g1ves ten Da1ry Del hamburgers to BILL FRYE who ts always hungry HARRY GILLESPIE leaves the furnace room to PAUL ARNOLD LYLAND GREEN donates her mus1cal talent to PATTY WARD PATSY HARDIN leaves her love for government class to some lucky Jumor DORIS HAWKINS w1l1s her bass vo1ce to JOHN HUNT DOAK RUSSELL HAWKINS leaves w1th DINKLER KATHLEEN HAYES donates her sweet d1spos1t1on to MARTHA ANN CARTER SHUG HICKMAN leaves h1s brxght remarks In tr1g class to DONNIE SWINDLER so that the class next year can have as much fun as we dxd ROSEMARY HINTON leaves her shyness and qmet manner to BILL HAYS JULIA HOPKINS leaves her vlvaclousness to SAMMY WISE who IS too lazy to move DAVID HORINE IS too st1ngy to leave anythxng SCOTTYE J ENNINGS wxlls h1s purple belts and cat clothes to FRANK LONGLEY HERBIE KAYS leaves h1s love for sports to MARVIN NEWTON WANDA KEMPER wxlls her school sp1r1t to NICKIE BYRNSIDE who already has plenty IVAN LISS donates h1s sxze twelve shoes to JIM HAUCK Grow to 1m Jxml LEWIS MATHIS leaves h1s habxt of smgmg m the dressmg room to CHESTER ETHINGTON DORIS MELEAR wxlls her bad posture to BETTY ANN JONES BOBBY MOFFETT leaves h1s loud sh1rts to MAX JENNINGS ANN MOLITOR leaves home economrcs class by the hardest PAT MOORE leaves her love for boys from Slmpsonvtlle to JUDY SCEARCE WILLIAM MURPHY wllls h1s ab1l1ty toget along w1th the teachers to BOBBY COHEN and BUDDY SUTHER LAND Boy! Do they need 1tl MARTHA NEWTON leaves just a lxttle of her we1ght to JANE WHEELER MARTHA JONES BETTY ANN JONES and others too numerous to mentton TOMMY NORTH leaves w1th a broken heart JANE PUCKETT leaves her abxllty to get on the Honor Roll to MARSHALL ELLIS MARY ALICE ROWLETTE leaves wlthout her appendxx BOBBY SWINDLER leaves w1th anyth1ng he can get h1s hands on JIMMY JO STOUT glves her chewmg gum to SALLY TEMPLE ANN E TEMPLE leaves m a hurry to catch the next boat to Germany BETTY TIPTON wtlls her long legs to JOE HASELDON JAMES WAITS walls h1s tendency to sleep through fxve classes a day to that w1de awake student ODELL TINSLEY MARY LOU WEAVER leaves her love for the football team to next year s cheerleaders SAMMY WEST w1lls h1s physxque to BILL CONNELL NANCY WILLARD donates her ferrumne walk to MICKEY STAMMERMAN SUSIE WILLIAMS leaves talkmg to herself BOBBY JOE WRIGHT leaves Mrs. McCoy 1n a bad mood 1 0 - . . , . . . . . , a 1 - - u - n - . n 1 9 1 - I , . . u , . . - ' su n . . ,. . v 1 o 1 1 9 . o 0 . n ' 1 1 u PROPHECY CHARLOTTE ADAMS who now owns the Ice Cream Plant has concocted the thxckest m1lk shake e From the class of 56 has come a famous movle star PAUL EAKINS has replaced Cheeta the ape 1n Tarzan plctures BETTY TIPTON IS st11l fxghtmg II out w1th P A DORIS GILES owns the Dtzzy whlZ home of the fabulous Dortsburgers DAVID HORINE has become a celebrlty through the success and populartty of h1s famous mght club Hortne s Hldaway ANN MOLITOR S torrxd torch songs are star attract1ons at Horme s Hldaway FIORENCE CLARK IS starrlng 1n the t1tle role of her own T V program L1ttle Poker Face MARY ALICE ROWLETTE delves 1nto soclal work Her latest project IS servtce 1n the Socxety for the Prevenuon of Cruelty to Mad Dogs and Bhnd Mules LARRY CHRISTMAN has revlved vaudv1lle w1th h1s corny Jokes WILLIAM MURPHY IS the product1on manager for the S M U T Company whose motto IS We bu1ld blgger and better mousetraps for blgger and better mtce JUDY PINNEY owns and operates a nat1on w1de cha1n of Fmney s Fme Food Markets BOBBY CARTER has taken over the management and productxon of Carter s L1ttleL1ver P1115 JULIA HOPKINS was on board the f1rst successful rocketshlp to the moon Now she IS wr1t1ng a sertes of ten artlcles ent1tled Moonbeams and MoonMEN DORIS HAWKINS a happxly rnarr1ed housew1fe IS celebrat1ng her tenth weddmg annxversary MARY CAMPBELL, now head of the largest cosmet1c manufacturmg company 1n the world has perfected a new 11DSIlCk that all the bobby soxers are ravmg about JOHN DANIEL has replaced B111 Stern as sports announcer at all 1mportant athleuc events ALICE BARTLETT the famous novehst has recently completed her latest book Rendezvous 1n Tlmbuktu ' BILL CLEMENTS owner of Clem s Health Gym bu1lds strong healthy men out of weak s1ck1y boys As a hobby WANDA KEMPER reads poetry for the Cultural Soc1ety of Amerxca MARTHA NEWTON who has become a m1ss1onary 1n deepest darkest Afrxca beats bongo drums tn mghtly Jam sess1ons w1th the nattves SHUG HICKMAN has marrled Marty and now they are busy ra1s1ng future All Amer1can football players LYLAND GREEN plays f1rst vlohn for the New York Ph11harmon1c Orchestra BONNIE BOHON sole owner of Bonme s J alopy Mart sells more used cars than anyone else 1n town SCOTTYE JENNINGS IS spendlng most of h1s t1me at Churchxll Downs these days Hts horse Nobel Nag IS a favorlte 1n the Kentucky Derby th1s year RONNIE BLAKEMORE IS truly flymg h1gh She IS an a1rl1ne hostess for T W A BOBBY SWINDLER IS a cartoon1st for the Courxer Journal The name of h1s cormc strxp IS My Gal Sal TOMMY NORTH lS expected to dr1ve the w1nn1ng car 1n the 500 M1le race Who s that under the hood of North s car? Why tt s JAMES WAITS ace mechamc who has tuned up the champ1on cars for the past ten years HARRY GILLESPIE returns to the S H S furnace room once 1n a whlle for old txmes sake ANN E TEMPLE the latest rage 1n Broadway comedlans has just opened 1n her new play Mad M1rth JANE PUCKETT has just swum the Enghsh Channel 1n record breakmg txme KATHLEEN HAYES the noted 1nternat1onal dlplomat has brought about better relat1ons between theU S and Russ1a DORIS MELEAR owns a bakery and SDCCIBIIZCS 1n makmg Cookxes IVAN LISS the mad sc1ent1st has revealed h.lS latest 1nvent1on the hydroelectromc plpsqueak Claxms the author No man woman or ch1ld should be w1thout one! FRANCES FRYE has become head of the Home Econonucs Department at U of K B J WRIGHT made a fortune recordmg bop records H1s latest h1t Classlc ofa Mad Dad IS the l1v1ng rage w1th all the hep cats JIMMY JO STOUT IS captam of the All Star glrls hockey team Well she fxnally made ntl PATTY SUE EADS has become the fxrst woman presxdent of the U S ROSEMARY HINTON has been placed 1n a t1me capsule to show future generattons a typtcal Amer1can RUSSELL HAWKINS IS a tough sergeant 1n the U S Army 1 1 , . . 1 - - u v 11 , . 11 - 1 - 11 , . 1 - - 11 - 1 - 11 1 . . . . H . ,, . . , . . . . . . . U . 1 - ' 11 . . . . 1 U . . . . ,, . - . . U . , . ,, . , . . . - - - an 11 1 ' 1 ' 1 - n 1 1 1 . . , u 1 11 ' ' 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 . - 1 11 - 1 11 I 1 1 1 an 11 - - - - 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . U 11 1 1 ' 1 - ' 1 1 . . . , . . . 1 . . . . H - 1 1 I ' 11 1 . . . . H . ,, 1 . . . . . H . . ,, 1 1 1 1 ' 11 ' - 11 1 1 1 ' ' - 14 ' 11 ' ' 1 1 1 . . - . , 1 1 . . 1 PRUPHECY LEWIS MATHIS when not performmg artas at the Metropohtan IS slngxngrhythm and blues tn Lower Basm Street SAMMY WEST has fmally grven h1s class rmg to Martha Carter A1n t love grand Martha 9 WANDA BRUNER has opened a Tall Glrls Shop whrch SDCCIZIIZCS 1n clothes for gxrls 6 4 and over Our talkauve classmate MISS EMILY CRAWFORD has secured a1ob as a rad1o announcer for WHAS Thank Heavens! At last we can turn her off! JOYCE CLIFF IS employed as a bubble dancer at the Savoy BOBBY MOFFETT prestdent of the Moffett Menswear Corporatxon has created a sensat1on w1th h1s latest presentanon a shlrt that glows ln the dark! PAT MOORE holds a secretarxal pos1t1on m the Un1ted Natlon s Blllldlllg It seems that the Yankees are favored to w1n the World Serles 3g81I1IhlS year Thetr hopes are rrdmg hlgfl on the new catchmg sensauon JESSE YOGI FRAZIER PATSY HARDIN has become a professor of Enghsh at Normal Teacher s Un1vers1ty JIM DAVIS the speed demon of S H S has f1na1ly slowed down He has a job test dl'1V1l'lQ dump trucks for Internauonal Harvester SUSIE WILLIAMS has just devlsed a new system of shorthand CHARLES DINKLER recently appotnted head of General Motors IS g1v1ng away new Cadlllacs to all h1s fr1ends NANCY WILLARD has f1nal1y reached the welght of 100 pounds Now she IS trymg hard for 102 Attenuon all v1c1ous crlmmalsl GEORGE BEST atruehumamtarxan IS demonstratmg hrs newly devmsed pamless electrlc cha1r MARY LOU WEAVER S welrd sense of humor has at last become useful She edlts those horrxble Mad Mag comlcs and pocketbooks HERBIE KAYS who has been named coach of the year IS beglnnmg h1s tenth successful year at Notre Dame ,NWA 0fThe 0 NORMAN A DEEB I I . . . . . , . . - ll ' I il ' ' ' ' ' 5 Il I 1 I . l I I . . . . . ,, ,, , . . , . . . , . . ., . . 1 , . 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' ana .. i CLASS B S EasternStateCo11ege Scxence Math Asststant Football Coach 'grab 3 se l X x 'Vw' A qkcx-V 1 vl X 5 6 c-,beg TRH The annual electron of the Tr1 H1 Crrcle members rs voted on by the faculty and senror class The faculty selected twelve members and the class voted on stx of these Members were chosen on the basrs of scholarshtp 3CI1Vll18S and attrtude drsplayed durrng therr htgh school years The Crrcle of 1956 ts composed of Ronme Blakemore Bobby Swtndler B111 Clements Russell Hrckman Lewrs Mathrs and Alrce Bartlett NAME Charlotte Adams Alrce Bartlett George Robert Best Ronnre Ray Blakemore Bonnre Bohon Wanda Bruner Mary Campbell Bobby Carter Larry Chrrstman Florence Clark Bill Clements Joyce Clrff Emrly Crawford John Danrel Jrmmy Davrs Charles Drnkler Patty Sue Eads Paul Eakrns Judy Frnney Jesse Fraarer Frances Frye Dorrs Glles Harry Gtllespre Lyland Green Patsy Hardrn Dorrs Hawkrns Russell Hawkrns Kathleen Hayes Rosemary Hrnton Julra Hopkrns Davrd Horrne Scottye Jennrngs Herbte Kays Wanda Kemper lvan Ltss Lewrs Mathrs Dons Melear Bobby Moffett Ann Molrtor Pat Moore Wrllram Murphy Martha Newton Tommy North Jane Puckett Mary Alrce Rowlette Jrmmy Jo Stout Bobby Swrndler Ann Evelyn Temple Betty Trpton James Warts Mary Lou Weaver Sammy West Nancy Wrllard Susan Wrllrams Bobby Joe Wrrght NICKNAME Shocky Alrce George Ron Bohon Wanda Mary Carter Chrrstman Betty Clem a Brg Em Nodge Davrs Dtnk Eads Cheeta udy ess Franny Dorrs Smokey Legs Patsy Dorrs Hawkrns Kathy Rosre HOPDY Holstern Scotts Herberace Bessre ve Slug Pee Wee Moffett nn Murph Polly Klng Puckett Malrce Gum Swrn Ann1e TIDDY Wrndy Lu Sam Nance Susre Drshrag CHARACTERISTIC argurng wrth Drtto makrng A s berng useful laughlng huntrng 8a frshrng shyness dependabrlrty foul language berng rude lookrng bored chasrng women berng norsy conversauon blushmg pollshrng apples rosey cheeks bossrng people grrnnrng mum on everythrng argu1ng wrnnrng rrbbons smllrng sleeprng rn class tellrng Jokes studyrng bass vorce talkrng slow sweetness berng quret makrng nolse berng trght mumblrng grrprng frrendlrness wrtty remarks srngrng slrngrng 1ce cream loud shrrts southern accent typrng fast teasrng people studyrng tn love undecrded flrrtrng chewrng gum bashful gossrpprng eatrng shakrng hands berng late belng lazy temper talkmg cuttmg up WEAK POINT Ronnre Haydon a Chevrolet hot rods Lyland s Jokes Maybellrne movtes F H A referees teachers work a student nurse boys weekend dates Boston Red Sox erghth grade grrls custom cars senlor boys lrmburger cheese questrons rn French class Engltsh Georgetown College shopprng lessons Mercurres gossrp Charles Wrnters hrllbtlly mustc she s perfect! talklng 1n governme school money horses Sue DRAH MA feet B J s sts er Ralph Bradford Engl1sh 10th Street boys whrte convertibles none school Frank Puckett trtg class boys Johnny Frazrer French new harrdos brarn chemrstry memory Bobby Harrod shorthand class glrls nt class . J y . . , I . . , V , I . . Russell Hickman Shug teasing Clem Marty I . . . - - . . I ' t ' A P. J. ' ' ' . , 1 ' ' ' ' ' P. A. USUALLY FOUND wrth Romnc wrth a book m her hand Graybrll s Auto Parts workmg crossword puazlcs Bowlrng Alloy plcture show workmg on the newspaper Kroger s draggmg at stoplrghts loafmg on the job fllrtmg wtth Mrs McCoy Wmchester cheerleader practlce at band practlce at the statlon playmg pmball machmes m h1s car at Dorothy s house Charlrc s Bagdad frymg hamburgers furnace room wrth Gray wtth Pat Moore Drtvc In wrth Dlnkler tn a black Pontrac workmg on Reflector Western Auto wnh Ann 8a Mary Altce tn hrs 54 Ford Flnchvtlle Road at ball games Begley s tennrs courts at B J s house :ce cream plant Hawkm s house on a dret drrvmg past the tce plant workmg church droolmg over Jane wrth boys Darry Del rn her car runmng frotn state cops Altene s Beauty Shop at home under the hood watchmg football games 10th street mad at somebody nowhere tn parttcular poolrootn FAVORITE SAYIING Dagdol, I don t knvw Cause l ltl e That ll go over blg Drag for a beer Better bellevt lt Hurry upl Let s go somewhere and dance HELLO What s the trouble P Hey you pcckcrwood You SIllE11'I aleckl I can t helleve I ll be darn H B I m so glad to be here No that s all rtght My goodness' Ha Ha No Klddlllfl, Ye Llldo Let s go take a smoke Noooooooooo Guess what! We l I ll be Let s go Dtnk You d be surprlsed Got a letter from Marty Oh srlly Nothrng but a party lt s a x Good as heck Gosh dog rt Oh pot Why there re only stat, s Dom any good'P Say you drd Aw qult ll Let me tell ya Hey buddy you goofed What do you say'7 That s a shame Where s Horace Dad blamed Pot Where s Johnny? lt ll peel m second tool It must be ntce What rn the devrl'2 You got the habtt I'm hungry Let's go to Adaxr I'm gomg to bop you one Honest to goodness Frrst smoke l've had all week , , . , ' 'x ' Y Y . I . , L , ' ' . -. 'il it ' Y ,. , ,4 s ' -Y, 'y 13 v ,s ' - . 1 1 . . ' V ' I ' . wi ' . x , 1 rr ' I ey, ! ltbrary l--Shhhhh- -l , . , . i , Y . . , M 1, , 1 , I ' ' ' ' si ' I . ' n ' V -12'f 1 ' I 1 . . ' - l ' I . , . I ' 2 SHELBYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR PLAY 0 M0llE HOMEWORK The Student Councll runs the school for a day CHARACTERS TEACHERS M1ssGood1n Mathemaucs Teacher Mrs Clendennrng SCICHCC Teacher Mrss Ogl1VlS Enghsh Teacher and Drah ma Coach Mr Harper H1story Teacher confrrmed bachelor Coach Guthrle breezy congemal STUDENTS Pamela ,Tones capable well hked Buzz Barley Pam s boy frrend Shahmar Ames A SDOl16d trouble maker M1dge Murphy Fond of rumors and bubble gum Faversham Lrghtly A Freshman slow and sleepy Tallulah Ploetz The hrgh schools g1ft to the the ah ter OTHERS Mtss D111 School secretary Trck Tok Napoleomc Jamtor Mrs Ratchet Cleanmg woman Elmer B Ames Shahmar s father Nancy Wxllard Ronme Blakemore Mary Lou Weaver Ivan L1ss Larry Chrxstman Wanda Kemper Bobby Joe Wnght Mary Ahce Rowlette J uha Hopk1ns Paul Eakms Ann Evelyn Temple Kathleen Hayes Herble Kays Pat Eads Lew1s Mathrs Lncludmg other members of the Semor Class who appear brlefly Coach Mrs Dor1s Howerton Prompters Jane Puckett Anne Mohtor Ahce Bartlett ACTION OF THE PLAY PLACE The prmclpal s offlce at Ames Hrgh School m one of Amerrca s small CIIICS TIME Present SYNOPSIS OF SCENES ACT l A mornmg l.Il wmter just before class bCgll'1S ACT II Later that same mornmg ACT III About e1ght o clock that mght just before the curta1ns are supposed to open on the play Rusty Wmgs Durmg the thrrd act there 15 a br1ef 1nter1ude to rndrcate the passage of two hours Th1s rs NOT the end of the play COMMITTEES PROPERTY Jrmmy Davls TICKETS AND PROGRAMS Ermly Crawford STAGE George Robert Best Wrlham Murphy Tommy North Bobby Moffett MUSIC Lewls Mathls USHERS Emlly Crawford Judy Flnney Dorls Melear Frances Frye 9 I . . H N I - . , D ........ .............. ..... U H . U - ......,..... . . . . . . 1 ' . ' ' n 1 l J U I lncunu 0 0 n 1 1 e ' - . ' I - - Ronald Sassoon-Over-confident basketball star ............... . . . . . . Bobby Carter u - vs - - - - - . . . . . . . . 1 . - . . . . . - . . 9 . 9 I - . . , . . . . , . . - . , D . I . . as ' va - I , . v 1 - . ' . I . ' Q'?'iQ2A Q 1.31 V n-111 FIRST ROW: Kemper, Puckett, Daniel, Weaver, Hickman, Wright, Best, Bartlett, Blakemore. SEC OND ROW: Davis, Green, Temple, Willard, Hayes, Moore, Rowlette, Hopkins, Giles, Crawford THIRD ROW: Eakins, Hardin, Liss, Campbell, Tipton, Mathis, Frye, Kays, Jennings. Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Business Manager Photography , , Proof Readers , Sports Editors . . Characteristics Typists .... Poets. . . Prophecy . . Will .... . . Write-ups . . . . Faculty Advisors ANNUAL TAFF . Russell Hickman , , , , Mary Lou Weaver . . . . . Bobby Joe Wright Best, Kays, Eakins, Tipton . Bartlett, Puckett, Blakemore , , , , . , , , Daniel, Liss . Swindler, Jennings , , , Puckett, Blakemore Willard, Hardin . . Bartlett, Weaver, Kemper Rowlette, Frye, Campbell . Hayes, Moore, Green, Giles . . . Hopkins, Mathis, Davis Crawford . . Mrs. Ditto, Mrs. McCoy F QE D J UNl0R5 E R C L A S S M - E 'Seg a N E ,-n-I JUNIOR President Sammy Wise Secretary Carol Shelburne Vice President Donnie Swmdler Treasurer Sherman Greer The representation oftheluniors in the school program finds them contributing to many of the school s activities On the Student Council are Betty Jane Scearce Michael McCoy Donnie Swmdler and Sammy Wise Club presidents mclude Mary Lloyd Puckett of Future Teachers of America and Katie Bell Newton of Latin Club Letter winners in athletics areBobbyA1dridge, footballg and Nickie Byrnside, managerg Price Baker, basketball: and Donnie Swindler, baseball. Ann Barlow was the choice of the class for the cheerleader squad, and she was chosen their captain. 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B ACTIVITIE PICSIGCDI Bobby Swrndler V1ce Presrdent Ivan Lbs SCCFCIHYY John Danrel Treasurer shgrman Greer Under the drrectron of Lynn Mrller the Key Club had a hrglrly successful year Some of the projects under taken were erectrng a new flag pole crusade for better lookrng school grounds and sponsorrng pep rallles The obJect of the club ts to teach servrce above self FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Servtce Edueatron Progress Techrncal skrlls are not enough The Future Busrness Leaders of Amerrca rs organlzed to prepare students for eommunrty leadershrp OFFICERS Presrdent Ivan Lrss Secretary Treasurer Betty A Jones Vrce Presrdent Julra Hopkrns Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL The arms and objectrves of The Student Councrl Encourage the practrce of good eltrzenshtp Provrde a forum for the expressron of student oprnron Promote better scholarshrp Gtve students a share rn the management of the school Uphold the tradrtrons of the school Develop qualrtres of leadershrp 8 Create better school sprrit THE OFFICERS Presrdent Jane Puckett Secretary Vree Presrdent Brll Clements Treasurer Sponsor Mrs George Shrpman Drtto SPEECH CLUB Presrdent Alrce Bartlette Vrce Presrdent Secretary Mrckey Stammerman Treasurer Mrs GeorgeS Drtto Betty Jane Seearee Emrly Crawford Wanda Kemper Carol Shelburne The speech Club s marn purposes are to develop and encourage more rnterest rn publrc speakrng and to grve added confrdence and porse to tts members Annually rt sponsors entrants for the Unrversrty of Kentucky Speech Festrval and for the contest play DRILL CORPS The drill corps provrded pleasant half trme entertarnment durrng the football season They also marched wrth he band rn the tobacco festrval parade 1. 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Q .5 4 L CL B ACTIVITIE FHA President Mary Campbell Treasurer Dixie Nell Bryant First Vice President Joyce Dotson Secretary Frances Frye Second Vice President Martha Jones Reporter Sydne Hays Parliamentarian Jane Kay Smith Song Leader Wanda Kemper Recreation Leader Helen Ann Cook Sponsor Mrs James Casey The Future Homemakers of America is an organization dedicated to helplng Home Economicstudents to become happier and more useful individuals JUNIOR Y TEENS President Sandra Tumer Secretary Judy Wakefield Vice President Alma Dinkler Treasurer Phylls Shannon Sponsors Miss Josephine Lapsley Mrs B P Eddie The Junior Y Teens is composed of forty five members from the seventh and eighth grades They are a branch of the Young Women s Christian Association and have the same purpose K CLUB Vice President Frances Frye Treasurer Toni Andnot The K Club an honorary society of fifteen senior high girls ts sponsored by the King s Daughters Jenny Benedict Circle New members are selected by the vote of the active members and are required to maintain at least a C +standu1g The organization s chief purpose is to be of service to the school and its students CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders are elected by secret ballot after having tried out on a specifted date One is elected from each of the grades 9 through 12 and then one is elected at large We think this year s cheerleaders have done a tremendous job in promotlng true sportsmanship There are two graduating cheerleaders Mary Lou Weaver and Emily Crawford The other three are Ann Barlow CCapta1nj Ginny Wnght and Sue Bradbury LATIN CLUB President Katie Newton Secretary Marlene Ellis Vice President Bobby Edwards Treasurer Kay Crawford Sponsor Mrs Doris Howerton The Latin Club is composed of students interested in the Lat1n language and Roman culture lt meets every frfth Monday for films or lectures on ancient Roman history and observes Latin week in April BAND The band, dtrected by Mr Robert Stngleton contributed very much to the home football games by per forming during half time They also marched in the Tobacco Festtval Parade and appeared on WHAS radio the same day SENIOR Y TEENS President Wakre Blakemore Secretary and Reporter Sue Johnson Vice President Katie Newton Treasurer , Georgia Hedges Sponsor . Mrs E J Paxton The purpose of our club is closely related to that of the Young Women's Christian Association, for we are a part of that organization. President .............. Alice Bartlett Secretary ............. Virginia Ann Hill 'Q J' E4 525 ATHLETICS .49 Y F00'I'BALl. The 1955 edtuon of the Red Devlls started practtce August 15 Scr1mmages w1th DIXIE Hetghts and Eastern gave htgh hopes for a successful season ln openmg the season the Demons showed an aggress1ve ground game defeattng on thexr home f1e1d the Georgetown Buffaloes 34 7 The Devlls then htt the road to tangle w1th an msptred Versallles team Though the ftrst few mmutes prom1sed a mp and tuck game the Demons sk11l and experzence proved dec1d1ng factors 1n a 37 0 wtn over the Yellowjackets A drenched Dan1el F1eld was the s1te of the meettng w1th a weak Wmchester team. Even the th1rd team was suff1c1ent as Shelbyvllle pumshed the Shawnees 46 0 Agatn a muddy fxeld was the battleground as Shelbyvllle played host to the Cadets from M M I Though the cahber of play was below par they overpowered the v1s1tors 38 0 At thxs pomt 1n the season fullback Sammy West was leadtng the state tn scormg and tackle B111 Clements was bemg heralded as a candtdate for All State Honors Weather condtttons rematned poor for our follow1ng encounter at Lawrenceburg Here the Red Devtls met st1ff oppos1t1on as Anderson County fought valtantlyto reta1n a perfect record But the Demons sparked by the runmng of Sammy West and the all around play of B111 Clements edged the fxghtmg Bearcats 14 13 The Devxls proved to be poor hosts to thexr bltter r1vals the Frankfort Panthers drubbmg them 30 0 tn the state s number one game of the weekend Shug H1ckman stole the scormg honors from Sammy West as he sped to paydtrt four tlrnes The ftred up Red Devxls played thetr best game of the season At the last home game Shelbyvllle entertamed the Creekers from Fern Creek and turned back the aggressors 27 7 In thts game they were wtthout the d1rect1on of Coach Greenwell who had been hosp1tal1zed that week w1th a v1rus In the last all 1mportant, conference game Shelbyvtlle lnvaded enemy terr1tory encountermg Danvtlle s Admtrals ranked number eleven m the state on the Centre College fteld ln th1s game whxch would dec1de the CKC t1tle the DCVIIS entered the game shghtly favored Although tn every department they outplayed the Danvxlle Club by a good margm on th1s cold wmdy ramy mght tt took a blocked punt 1n the last rmnute to gam a 12 12 t1e Although xt was thought that the Dev1ls had captured the champtonshxp a further check proved Harrodsburg was the conference champxon because of the present system of scormg The fmal game of the season, played at Bardstown, completed the best season l1'1 the h1story of S H S Though they were favored to wm by a larger margm and though they led only 6 0 at half ume, the Demons were able to let the second and th1rd stringers play as they managed a 19 6 vtctory Graduattng players are co captams B111 Clements and Lewls Mathts Herbxe Kays Sammy West Shug Htckman Jess Frazler Bobby Carter Bobby Joe Wrlgtll Paul Eaktns and John Damel. Players recewmg All State honors were B111 Clements Th1rd T eam, Sam West J ess Frazter, and Herbte Kays Honorable Mentton, . . -Q . . . .- - , . . .. I -C .a. , g '. 1 - 0 n ' 0 -O 1 U -' f ll 'Y' ' D - . n U I ., . . . . Y f ' U , . 9 u n - I n . ll! - ' n , v 1 n 1 s u n .. - . . . - n 1 , - FIRST ROW Mr Kays Cohen Igleheart J Swxgert Chandler Florence Blakemore MLGIDHIS Byrn sxde SECOND ROW Settle Tlnsley H1ckman Clements Brown D Swtgert Cowherd Elhs Ryan Hmton Aldrxdge THIRD ROW Mr Deeb W1l11ams West Mathxs Ethermgton Frazler Eaklns Wflglll Walbeck Carter Arnold Kays Mr Greenwell F00'l'BAl.L QUAD 3 A f.g ah' W '75-7 w FIRST ROW Kays Swindler Hickman Clements Swigert SECOND ROW West Carter Mathis Frazier Ethington Frye Wright Mr Settle Facing one of its toughest schedules in years Shelbyville opened the season with a fast experienced team but was handicapped by a lack of height Three starters were back from the precedmg season The opener was played at Owenton where the Red Devils beat Owen County 68 57 Bobby Carter led led the scoring with 18 pomts In the first home game Bagdad was the v1ct1m as S H S rolled 94 27 Herbie Kays broke the school s individual scoring record of 29 pomts in one game set by Joe Bowles in 1953 by pouring in 32 points Shelbyville next met Taylorsville defeat1ng them 68 58 Herbie Kays was high scorer with 20 points The Demons were again host toacounty school, Led by Bobby Swindler, who scored 19 points, they turned back Waddy, 69-50, Determination and a last half scoring splurge by Kays, who rang up 19 of his 25 points after inter- mission, overcame an Eastern lead to edge the Eagles, 60-58. Following this victory, the Red Devils were honored by being selected as one of sixteen teams to participate in the Louisville Invitational Tournament, held in Male High Gym December 27-30. The Red Devils' first defeat came at the hands of the Scott County Cardinals 52-49 'in an overtime, In their next encounter the Devils again lost a heartbreaker to Male 56-54 in a double overtime, Graduating players were: Co-Captains Herbie Kays and Bobby Swindler, Bobby Carter, Jess Frazier, Bobby Joe Wright, Sammy West, Shug Hickman, Bill Clements, and Lewis Mathis. FIRST ROW: Carter, Weaver, Swindler, Jesse, Swindler, Bohon, Chandler, Settle. SECOND ROW: Cow- herd, Baker, Frazier, West, Scearce, Mathis, Clements, Kays. BA EBALI. Compiling an excellent record of 17 victories against 2 defeats, the 1955 baseball team, under the direction of Coach Allie Kays, captured the CKC crown. Their conference record was 9 wins 0 losses. The first game of the season was a 33-1 romp over Bagdad. Waddy, Versailles, Anderson, Harrods- burg, and Frankfort were each defeated twice. Bagdad and Danville were each beaten once. One of the highlights of the season was a no-hit, no- run game against Frankfort hurled by Bobby Carter. After their thirteenth win, the Shelbyville team was handed its only setback in regular season play by Eastern High School. They copped the district title by beating Waddy and Bagdad. In regional competition they overcame Harrodsburg and Nicholas County before losing in the finals to Madison Model. The '56 team should be very strong since only one man, outfielder Bill Scearce, was lost through graduation. Slave-driver --' Down Girl!! Enjoying The Dance, B. .!.? Sexy'?'?'? You Didn't Smile, Swindler Tarzan! !! Bencli-warmers! Ain 'I He Cute? It , ' D 'fs l-.Q .. W, . 5 ,- A 39 ,- 1 ff? F1eas??? i ' I Poor Little Thing, Working Hard As Usual. They Came From Outer Space!! I All-American N 'N :Ye Q. s S t Q . . -Q4 . i K ' l --... ,L A - ,W , - ff, . . . 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SHELBYVILLE BOWLING ALLEY I OIJLCDWVINC3 SIIEIJB'YX7ILIJE I3 RANK of SHELRYVILLE CITIZENS BANK FARMERS and TRADERS RANK THE SHELBY CRUNTY TRUST and RANKING C0 O RANCE COR RA LONG BUICK C0 KJ c1NNAMoNn S NANCY WU GRUCERY CHILDRENS snov The Modern Way to Sell At Auction Contact BAR ETT REAL E TATE AGE CY Carl Garner E S Klngsolver Gus Barnett Fax mer s A Trader s Bank Bldg Phone 590 Shelbyville Ky SANDERS CLEANERS A A DER CL A R Home of Beautiful Cle ming 8th 8A Main Sts Pick up and Deliver BAKER and KA PER Home of Westinghouse Products Siegler Oil Heaters Gray Seal Paint Where your business is appreciated Shelbyville Kentucky Compliments HU DLEY MOTOR COMPA Y ODS D0 d 0 sf5'h2f I 'X P4109 Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer 501 Washington St. Phone 4 'Q K W A, ,,.X ,,.. 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