Shelbyville High School - Reflector Yearbook (Shelbyville, KY)

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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

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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

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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