Somerset High School - Homespun Yearbook (Somerset, KY)

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The Annual Staff CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SEN IORS UNDERCLASSMEN ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES VOOATIONAL SCHOOL ADVERTISEMENTS DEDICATION To the men and women of Somerset who have worked diligently and have supported every issue beneficial to our city schools, We gratefully dedicate the 1956 volume of Homespun. ADMINISTRATION f ww. J T fi 'r f , 3 , -. V w .J 'L H., s 5 . .v . I-gl. 'L' ig. -A 'Q . ,:. ,Q .- Lg, , 'V' A in ' . .. . 51, .1 ' ' A 0111 ' 1 . ,-. 43- H 4- ,Lf W -' -, Y. - ' ' 1 ' L ' Ji-ir' -wzgfiiigj ' '- gg- , ,js , -1 ' ug,-11, Ja 1f, 4a,:a+zg,. . 15521 z A-girl. , A ' .. - 0' ff' V L f ' ir !a win- ,gigwf 5'-5,172 L- ...vw 1' 'f ,Tiff 'V iv 1 , ,,1,+L,j,. ,-,f.'.1f,q f,,:.3,, w ,L , -- w . 'Scif ',A.1.'s11 '.. :Q . f-'Arm 5 M V . .2-'.3HyM:::1. ' f fl- 2 li -V 1. new 7 '- 'ml Q- . 3 rj A fix.: f ' ' gjg' .4 .Q . lei. 1 'J' X- ! , A iw . . A V 5 , 1 X . , T, f 4' 'r ' 1' 4 D V . , v ' , 1 A . 5, 9 1 111- Lf .- . 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A., University of Chicago, 19283 Summer Sessions, University of Kentucky, 1931, 1932, Principal, Middleton High School, 1925-'27, Principal, Anchorage High School, 1928-'35, Principal, Somerset High School, 1935- SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY William Lester-A. C. A., College of Commerce, Bowling Green Business University, A. B., University of Kentucky William Edward Ping-Berea College, University of Kentucky Mildred Lane Ellis-A. B., Georgetown College, University of Kentucky Thomas S. Glass-A. B., Georgetown Co11egegM. A., University of Ken- tucky Don Stone-B. M., University of Kentucky Virgie H. Fuller-A. B., Berea College Mildred Setser-B. S. in Home Economics, Eastern Kentucky State College Maurice Ray Gover-B. S., Union College, Eastern Kentucky State College Ruth Begley Gover-A. B., Carson-Newman, M. A., University of Kentucky Marshall Perritt-B. S., Bethel College Edward Tucker-Western Kentucky State College, Eastern Kentucky State College James R. Williams-B. S., University of Louisville SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Cynthia Cunningham Lay- B. S. in Home Economics, University of Kentucky Sara Roach Cain-B. S. in Education, Ohio State Universityg University of Southern California, Claremont Graduate School, California Maurice Christopher-B. S., Murray College, University of Kentucky Vera Stevenson-A. B., Georgetown College Laura Snow Massey-A. B., Georgetown College Woodrow Allen-A. B., Union College, M. A., University of Kentucky Arthur L. Calhoun-B. S., Industrial Arts, Western State College Irene Broyles-B. S., Eastern State College, University of Kentucky H. Edwin Allen-A. B., Georgetown College, University of Kentucky William M. Clark--A B., Georgetown Collegeg M. A., University of Ken- tucky CLASSES ,Af R: -sl V' Ci ,,. S ll 4 .. .Jffl 4-TQ. V. i , - gf...-,,.. W x V1 ' A , .-1- .2 ,er ' 4 Q 114. M N 3 .-1.33-x, VV t . .. .N ffl, 2 ' 'f .1 -1, , 3 A ! i '21 IF.. :I isnt? falZ112'EEf f, SENIOR OFFICERS Pat Jasper ................. .. ..,........ President Johanna Shoopman ..,..,.. ....,... V ice-President Barbara Holton .......... ..,..,.,... S ecretary Philip Maguire ......... ......... Tr easurer CONSTANCE KAYE CORRELL Homeroom Officer 1, 4, F. H. A. 1, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Folk Dance Club 2, 3, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 4, Miscellaneous Ensemble 3. RICHARD BAUGH Reserve Football 1, Reserve Basketball 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basket-- ball 2, 3, 4, All-District Tournament 3, 4, All-Regional Tournament 3, 4, Honorable Mention All-State Basketball 4, Baseball 3, 4, National Athletic Honor Society 2, 5, 4, Radio Club 3, 4. EDWARD STRUNK New Lebanon Central High School, New Lebanon, New York 1, Varsity Soccer 1, Reserve Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Boxing 1, 4, Folk Dance Club 2, 3, Reserve Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4. BETTY CLAUNCH F. H. A. 1, Folk Dance Club 2, Radio Club 3, 4. EARL PRATHER Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Reserve Football 2, Science Club 2, 3, Woodworking 3. JUANITA BURTON BRANSCUM Folk Dance Club 2, Library Staff 3, 4, Homespun Staff Typist 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Chapter Officer 3, 4, District Officer 4, Delegate to State Meeting 3, 4, Chairman of Somerset District for State Meeting 4, National Honor Society 4. FRANKIE RAYE WADDLE Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Girls Chorus l, 3, -Girls Glee Club 2, Radio Club 3, F. H. A. 1, 4, Officer 4, Library Staff 4. DONALD LINVILLE Photography Club 2, Science Club 3, Ol- ficer 3, Radio Club 4. JUNE WEAVER FITZGERALD F. H. A. 1, 4, Officer 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Girls Chorus 1, 3, Girls Glee Club 2, Radio Club 3. GORDON SHADOAN Pulaski County High School 1, 2, 3, Class Oihcer 1, 2, Photography Club 1, 2, Reserve' Basketball 1, Basketball Manager 3, P Club 3, Band 1, 2, Radio Club 4, Baseball 4, Annual Staff 4, Vocational Printing 4. SAM BOGLE Science Club 2, 3, Auto Mechanics 3, 4. JANE McKINNEY Ferguson High School 1, Class Officer 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, State Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4, Gir's Trio 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Homespun Staff 3, 4. JOYCE MURPHY Glee Club 2, 4, Girls Sextet 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Folk Dance Club 3, Homeroom Officer 1: H om e s pun Staff 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 4. JACK MURPHY Football Manager 1, 2, Basketball Mana- ger 1, Track Manager 1, Glee Club 2, 3: Boys Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 3, 4, Debate Club 4, Officer 4, Student Council 4, Homespun Staff 4, Business Man- ager of Homespun 4, National Athletic Honor Society 2, 3, 4, National Forensic League 4, Regional Speech Tournament 4. HELEN TURNER Glee Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls Chorus 4, Y-Teen Officer 2. JOHN EEN Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Reserve Football 1, 2, Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Science Club 3, Student Council 3, Radio Club 4, Tomorrow's Travelers 3, Vocational Print- ing 3, 4, Folk Dance Club 3. emit' QI . NANCY MARCUM Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Miscellaneous Ensem- ble 3, Girls Sextet 4, Homeroom Officer 4, Homespun Staff 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, To- morrow's Traveler's 4, Prom Queen. WILLIAM R. JONES, JR. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 4, Trombone Quartet 1, 4, Male Quartet 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Double Mixed Quartet 4, Student Congress 2, 3, 4, Merit Scholar- ship Test 4, Extemporaneous Speaking Regional and State Winner 4, N. F. L. 2, 3, 4. SYLVIA SUE CRAWFORD Assistant Business Manager of Magazine Drive 4, Homespun Starf 2, 3, Assistant Business Manager 3, Annual Staff 4, Glee Club 3, 4, OfHcer 3, Best All-Around Band Member 3, Band Merit Award 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Double Mxed Quartet 4, Girls Sextet 4, Folk Dance Club 2, State Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Regional Music festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Saxophone Solo 1, 2, 3, 4, Saxaphone Quartet 3, 4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 4, 'lomori-ow's Trave.ers 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 2, 3, All-State Band 4, Accompanist for So- los, Ensembles, and Choruses at Music Fes- tivals 1, 2, 3, 4. ANNE WILSON Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Homespun Staff 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 4. LOUIE G. DILLS Science Club 2, 4, Officer 4, Boys Glee Club 3. MARGARET WESLEY Corbin High School, Corbin, Kentucky 1, 2,3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Festival Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Offier 1, Youth Assem- bly l, Choir 3, Ossoli Club 3, 4, Duchess 4, Band Sponsor 4, Band Officer 4, Girls Cho- rus 4, Girls Sextet 4, Radio Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Mountain Laural Festival Attendant 4: Sr. Plav To- morrow's Traveler's 4, Prom Queen Candi- date 4. JOYCE WEDDLE Glee Club 2, 3, Radio Club 4, Homespun Staff 2 ,3, 4, Library Staff 4, Jumperette 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3. PATRICK JASPER Science Hill High School, Science Hill, Kentucky 1, Class President 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Officer 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Ofiicer 4, Debate Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District Tournament 4, Freshman Honor Award, Junior Scholarship Award. DRUCILLA IRBY PERDUE Kempville High School, Norfolk, Virgin- ia 13 Thomas Dale High School, Richmond, Virginia 1, 23 Manchester High School, Richmond, Virginia 33 Morey High School, Norfolk, Virginia 4g 4-H Club 13 Officer 13 F. H. A. 23 Y-Teens 33 Future Business Leaders of America 4. RALPH EDWIN MUSE Reserve Basketball 1, 23 Science Club 23 Photography 33 Auto Mechanics 3, 4. RALPH SNYDER Science Hill High School, Science Hill, Kentucky 13 Reserve Basketball 13 Class Officer 13 Photography Club 23 Debate Cluo 33 Science Club 4. BARBARA RUTHERFORD Y-Teens 23 Future Homemakers 33 Glee Club 4. FREIDA DISHMAN Girls Chorus 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls Glee Club 2, 33 Folk Dance Club 4. PARKIE DENNY Hughes High School, Cincinnati, Ohio 1, 23 Homeroom Officer 13 Activity Book 1, 2g Kreck Club 1, 23 Boys Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Intramural Football 13 Basket- ball 1, 23 Orientation 13 Photography Club 23 Folk Dance 33 Science Club 43 Tomor- row's Travelers 43 Vocational Printing 3, 4. JERRY TAYLOR SALLY WAYNE KELLEY Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, 43 Degree in F. H. A., Junior Chapter. GERALD PHELPS Track 1, 2, 3. 4, Reserve Football 2, Re- serve Basketball 2, Science Club 2, 4, Glee Club 3, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Vocational Printing 3, 4, RONNIE WILSON Science Club 3, Radio Club 4, Glee Club 2, Vocational Printing 3, 4. PHYLLIS ANN TUCKER Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Girls Chorus 1, 2, bg Glee Club 2, F. H. A. 1, 3, 4, Officer 4. JOSEPH B. MASSEY Glee Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Boys Chorus 1, 2, Auto Mechanics 3, 4. HOLLIS FLYNN SHIRLEY MARIE YANCEY Pulaski Countv Hirrh School 1. 2, 3: Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, Dramatics Club 2, Y-Teen Club 3, 4, Officer 3: Delefrate to Y,M.C.A. Youth As- sembly 3, Folk Dance Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3. NAOMI GERALDINE MILLER Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 3. CLYDE KELLEY Photography 3, 4, Science Club 2, Wood- working 3, 4. PHILIP ROYCE MAGUIRE National Honor Society 4: National Ath- letic Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Athletic Prize, Folk Dance Club 3, Science Club 1, Radio Club 4, Photography Club 2, Reserve Football 1, Reserve Basketball 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Z, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Captain Golf Team 4, Boys Glee Club 1, 2. SUSIE PHELPS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jumperette 3, 4, Brass Sextet 2, 3, Miscellaneous Ensemble 3, Girls Sextet 4, Homespun Staff 3, Editor of Annual 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Represen- tative to Mountain Laurel Festival 3, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Officer of Glee Club 3, 4, Candidate for Homecoming Queen 4, Tomorrow's Travelers 4, U. of K. Journalism Ciatation 4, C a n d i d a t e for Prom Queen, Senior Play. MARJORIE GREGORY Future Homemaker's 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Cho- rus 2. KENNETH BAKER Boys Glee Club 2, 3, Radio Club 4, Homeroom Officer 1, Class Officer 2, Stu- dent Council 4, Reserve Football 1, Varsity Football 3, 4: Captain 4: Reserve Basket- ball 1: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, National Athletic Honor Society 2. 3, 4. PAUL NEWELL Science Hill 1: Varsity Basketball 1, Photography Club 2: Radio Club 3, 4: Vo- cational Printing 3, 4. JANICE WITHERS Mountain Laurel Festival Attendant 4, Miscellaneous Ensemble 3. EDWARD ADAMS Reserve Football 1, 23 Captain 2, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Captain 2, Varsity Football 3, Track 2, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Photographv Club 2, Officer 2, Class Officer 1, Radio 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 4, Student Council 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Boys Chorus 1, 2. CLOYCE HARMAN Girls Chorus 1, 2, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 4, F. H. A. 3, Homespun Staff 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, Mixed Club 2. WAYNE SMITH Homeroom Officer 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Offi- cer 3, 4, Trombone Solo 1, 2, Trombone Quartet 1, 2, 4, Brass Sextet 1, 2, Regional Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, State Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Male Quartet 1, 2, Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, All-State Band 3, State Folk Dance Festival 1, 2, Radio Club 3, Debate Club 2, 3, Regional Speecii Festival 3, Reserve Football 1, 2, Reserve Basketball 1, Track 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, Sei- ior Play, Golf Team 4, WANDA LINKES Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Double Mixed Quartet 2, 3, Girls Sextet 4 National Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 4, Flute Trio 2, Flute Quartet 3, Majorette 1, Z: Jumperette 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Band 1. 2, 3, 41 Humorous Monc- logue 3, Homespun Staff 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Folk Dance Club 2: Girls Miscellaneous Ensemble 3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. ELOISE BRANSCUM Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Office. 1, Trumpet Trio 1, 4, Girls Glee Club 2, 4, Libraly Staff 3, 44 Trumpet Quartet 2, Radio Club 3, Banu Ensemble 3, 4, Homespun Staff 2, 3, Nation- al Honor Soeiety 4, Glee Club Officer 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play. JAMES ANDREW SEARS Shopville High School, Snopvnle, Ken- tucky l, Reserve Football 2, Reserve Basket- ball 2, Boys Chorus 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Radio Club 4, Senior Play. PHYLLIS LAIR Class Officer 1, Homcroom officer 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Clarinet Trio 1, 3, Clar- inet Quartet 2, Regional Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4, State Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Officer 4, Homespun Staff 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Sfholaiship Prize 2. Assistant Business Manager of Magazine Drive 4, Girls Sextet 4, Library Staff 2, National Honor Society 4. WAYNE MOORE Scottsville High School, Scottsville, Kon- tucky 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Tumbling Trio 1, 2, 3, Y-Teen Club 2, 3, Golf Team 4, Folk Dance Club 4, Folk Dance Festival 4. CAROLYN COPELAND Glee Club 2, Folk Dance Club 3, 4, Jump- erette 3, 4, Regional Music Festival 3, Homespun Staff 2, 3, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Student Council 4, Annual Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Winner of Conservation Essay Contest 4, Senior Play. BARBARA ANN BIERS Homeroom Officer 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 2, 4, Homespun Staff 2, 3, 4. Co-Editor 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Re- gional Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, State Music Festival 1, 2. 3, 4, Saxophone Quartet 3, 4, Girls Miscellaneous Ensemble 3, Girls Sex- tet 4, Regional and State Piano Accom- panist 2, 4, Student Council 3, National Honor Society 4, U. of K. Journalism Cit- ation 4, Junior Scholarship Award, Repre- sentative in 1956 Inaugural Parade, Press Conference 4, Senior Play. CHARLES THOMAS WARREN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Ensemble 3, Reserve Football 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Folk Dance Club 4, Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, All-District Band 3, Vocational Printing 3, 4. MICHAEL BOURNE Folk Dance Club 2, 3, 4, Reservg Football l, 2, Reserve Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Homeroom Officer 4, Homespun Staff 4, Library Staff 4, Senior Play, National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. GEORGE ALLEN ADAMS Folk Dance Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Voca- tional Woodwork 3, Vocational Printing 4. J OHAN NA SHOOPMAN Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, lvlixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Miscellaneous Ensemble 3, Girls Sextet 4, Band 2, 3,4, Officer 3,4, Saxophone Quar- tet 3, 4, Regional Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, State Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo Accom- panist 2, 3, Class Officer 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3,4, Student Council 2,4, Home- spun Staff 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Library Staff 3, Folk Dance Club 2, 3, Radio Club 4, D.A.R. Representative 4, National Honor Society 4. CARLETON GODSEY Reserve Football 1, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, irack 3, 4, National Hon- or Society 3, 4, Officer 4, National Athletic Honor Society 3, 4, Folk Dancing Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Library Staff 4, Junior Scholarship Award. THERESA ALICE PING Homeroom Officer 1, Band 2, 3, 4, Oiiicer 4, brute Quaitet 2, Flute 'irio 3, Regional Music Festival 2, 3, State Music Fest-val 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Folk Dance Club 2, 3, Debate Club 4, Officer 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, OI- f.-1'er4: Student Council 4: Homespun Staff 2, 3, Assistant Exchange Editor 3, Annual Staff 4, U. of K. Jou'nalism Citation 4: Library Staff 4, Junior Scholarship Award, Merit Scholarship Test 4, Senior Play. GEORGE RICHARD BAKER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Double Mixed Quartet 4, Mixed Quartet l, 2, 31 Mole Quartet 2, 3: 4, Boys Chorus 3, Trombone Quartet 2, 3: 4: Trombone Solo 2. 3. 4' Regional Music Festival 1, 2, 3. 4: State M-vsic Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Band 3, 4, All District Band 3, Vocal Solo 3, 4, Student Conduct- ing for Band 3, 4: Student Conducting for Choral 3, National Honor Society 4, Glee Club 2, Radio Club 3: Hi-Y Club 4, Home- spun Staff 2, 3, Accompanist for Solos, En- sembles, and Choruses at Music Festivals 1, 2, 3, 4, Merit Scholarship Test 4. CLAUDE SHOUN Glee Club 2, 3, Photography Club 33 Homeroom Officer 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Boys Chorus 1, 2, Radio Club 4, Male Quar- tet 4, Double Mixed Quartet 4, Regional Music Festival 4, State Music Festival 4, National Honor Society 4, Vocational Wood- working 3, Senior Play. PEGGY WOODALL RICHARDSON Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Jumperette 3, 4, Homespun Staff 2, 4, Girls Sextet 4. SAMUEL JOSEPH ALLEN Photography Club 2, Folk Dance Club 3, Auto Mechanics 3, 4. WANDA LEE LOVELESS Science Hill High School, Science Hill, Kentucky 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, Homespun Staff 4, Homeroom Officer 3, Girls Chorus 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 2. BARBARA HOLTON Wadesboro High School, Wadesboro North Carolina 1, 2, 3, Booster Club, F. H. A., French Club, School Paper, Junior Civitan Club, Homecoming Cheerleader, Class Officer 4, Homecoming Queen Can- didate 4. J OLIN COFFEY Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club l, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Debate Club 3, 4, Homespun Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Co-Editor 4, High School Corre- spondent to Somerset Journal 4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 4, Li- brary Staff 2, 3, 4, Band Librarian 2, 3, 4, Regional Speech Festival 3, 4, Humorous Monologues 2, 3, Expository Prose 4, Radio Speaking 4, State Speech Festival 4, N. F. L. 4, U. of K. Journalism Citation 4, Senior Play, Press Conference 4. JAMES BROWN Reserve Basketball 1, Homeroom Olficer 2, Track 2, 4, Science Club 2, Baseball Manager 3, Radio Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Program Director of High School Radio Program 4, N. F. L. 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Boys Glee Club 2, Homespun Staff 3, Art Editor 3, Illustrations for Annual 3, 4. HAROLD CORDER Photography Club 2, Hi-Y Club 3, -+3 Officer 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Homeroom Officer 1, Drum Ensemble 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Quartet 4, Senator to Kentucky Youth Assembly 3. PEGGY LOUISE STARKEY Glee Club 2, 4, Debate Club 3, Homeroom Officer 1, Class Officer 2, Regional Music Festival 1, 3, 4, Piano Solo 1, 3, 4, Girls Mis- cellaneous Ensemble 3, Accompanist 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 4, Woman's Club Music Festival Represent- ative 3, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Homespun Staff 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, Student Council 4, Press Conference 4, Merit Scholarship Test 4, Scholarship Prize 1, 3, Senior Play. PAULINE LEDBETTER Pulaski County High School 2, 3, Folk Dance Club 2, Y-Teens 3, 4. DONALD TODD Debate Club 2, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Photography Club 4. JAMES DYKES Science Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4: track 2, 3. DOLORES CHAFFIN Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls Glee Club 2, 3, Mixed Cho'us 1, 2, 3, Miscellaneous En- semble 3, Folk Dance Club 4. ROBERT MARCUM Photography 2, Hi-Y Club 3, Science Club 4, Vocational Printing 3, 4. WILADENE DICK Science Hill High School, Science Hill, Kentucky 1, F.H.A. 2, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Homespun Staff 4, Libr- ary Staif 4, Betty Crocker Award 4, Girls Chorus 4. GILBERTA BULLOCK CORNETT Girls Chorus 1, Folk Dance Club 2, 3, Ra- dio Club 3, Photography Club 4. EUGENE L. TARTER Photography Club 2, 4, Science Club 3, Debate Club 2, Assistant Basketball Manag- er 2. J EAN ETTE MCPEEK SEARS Memorial High School, Waynesburg, Ken- tucky 1g 4-H Club 1, 2g Photography Club 4g Girls Basketball Team lg Girls Volley- ball Team lg F. H. A. 2g Debate Club 3. LINDA KELLY Oneida High School, lg Lafayette High School, Lexington, Kentucky 2, Girls Trio 2, 4g Y-Teen Club 2g Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 2g Oneida Traveling Choir 1g Oneida B. S. U. lg Glee Club 3g Radio Club 4, State Music Festival 3, 4. LINDA BAUGH Class Officer lg Glee Club 45 F. H. A. 1, 3g Folk Dance Club 2g Somerset Trio 1g Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3g Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, -lg State Music Festival 1, 2, 4g Homespun Staff 2, 3g Student Council 1. WANDA MCGAHAN Pulaski County High School 1, 2, 3g Folk Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4g G. A. A. l, 2, 3g Major- ette 1g Band Sponsor 2, 3g Band 1, 2, 3g Mixed Chorus lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Girls Sextet 1, 2, 3g Class Officer 1, 2g Best All Around Girl 3g Student Council 4g Library Staff 4. SHIRLEY SHERROW JANE SUTHERLAND REID Stanford High School, Stanford, Ken- tucky 1, 2g F. H. A. 2, 3, 4g Recreational Leader of F. H. A. 3g Officer 45 Homespun Staff 4. Pictures Not in Annual JOYCE HARRIS Girls Chorus 1, 2g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls Glee Club 2, 35 Folk Dance Club 4. BENEDICT MATTINGLY Somerset 1, 4g Campion High School, Wisconsin 2g St. Bernard High School, Ala- bama 3g Folk Dancing 4g Track 2. DARRELL FARLEY Homespun Staff 1, 3, 4g Photography Club 2g Folk Dance Club 3g Auto Mechanics 3, 4. ROBERT ELLIO'1'1' JUNIOR OFFICERS Tommy Adams ........ ......... P resident Jerry Bennett .......... ....... V ice-President Glenda Wilson ...... ........., S ecretary Eleanor Isaacs ........ .... ..... T r easurer J UN IORS JUNIORS HOMEROOM L Mary Francis Baker Nancy Jan Beasley Patricia Ann Brown Norma Jean Combest Martha Jean Cox Regina Dick Mamie Francis Janet Garner Doris Godby Sandrella Hail Ethel Lee Holsomback Ann Kemper Sandra Sue Love Joan Meadows Sonja Morgan Wilma Meece Erlene Price Betty Jean Salmons Kathleen Shadoans Barbara Stevens Myra Stringer Joan Taylor Janet Warren Glenda Wilson Elaine Large Trimble HOMEROOM 2 Leanne Baisley Nancy Barnett Carolyn Basil Norma Bloomer Doris Burton Jeanette Cooper Shirley Debord Maxine Dykes Ruby Fuller Wanda Girdler Suzanne Gragg JUNIOR CLASS Wilma Hall Eleanor Isaacs June Jasper Mary Elizabeth Jesse Glendora Meadows Mary Ann Miller Lottie Muse Leda Randall Nancy Routt Wilda Sears Kathryn Silvers Patricia Sumner Virginia Vaught Betty Wilkerson Geraldine Wilson HOMEROOM 6 Tommy Adams Tom Anderson Jesse Bowling Charles Bradley Emby Childress Carson Cockrum Carl Cox Bill Crockett Bob Davies James Dykes John Fitzwater Cleo Gregory Glenn Hale Fred Hines Robert Hood Danny Jasper Heraldine Jones Terry Loveless Carl Meece Gerald Monds Robby Nelson Eugene Prather Donald Rainwater Alan Reed ROLL James Roberts Tommy Smith Hugn Vaughn James Fred Wesley Vernon Wilson Wayne Wilson HOMEROOM 11 Calvin Aker Jerry Bennett Lowell Burton Charles Cowan Ross Cox Jim Ed Daulfon John Denton John Milton Eads Donald Fulcher Edward Gregory David Hamm James T. Holt Ernest James Joe Jones Jerry Kennedy Robert Klepper John Massengale Allen Mitchell Joseph Morris Edward Newton Bobby Pierce Henry Prather Hubert Ramsey Billy Rexroat Richard Sears James Stewart Gene Tassie Sam Tweedy Charles Waddle James Whitaker Michael Wilson Charles Wright Byron Young SOPHOMORE OFFICERS David Graybeal .......... .............. P resident Eddie Ledford ...... ........ V ice-President Ann Strunk ........ ........ S ecretary Patty Cald well ........ . ........ Treasurer SOPHOMORE GIRLS HOMEROOM 14 First Row: June Tucker, Gaynell Shearer, Betty Tarter, Ruth Kelley, Brenda Watkins, Elizabeth Johnson, Eleanor Clark. Pansy Dick, Ann Strunk, Faune Simpson, Paula Grear, Barbara Simpson. Second Row: Margaret Brown, Virginia Lowery, Nancy Baker, Polly Claunch, Barbara Faulkner, Nancy Nichols, Judy Hughes, Nancy Waddle, Lynda Hill, Joyce Lilly, Mrs. Lay. Third Row: Ruby Newell, Doris Ard, Phyllis Mayfield, Judy Howard, Joyce Burton, Mary Bryant, Judy Newell, Sue Hines. Not in Picture: Janice Shelton. SOPHOMORE BOYS HOMEROOM 1 First: Row Larry Dick, Bobby McMahan, James Turner, Junior Dick, George Gregory, Noel Mounce, Tommy Nichols, Ed McKenney Second Row: Ronnie Vaughn, Frank Burkett, George Early, J. W. Collins, Lee Edwards, Joe Rudd, Tommy Tompkins Third Row: Eddie Ledford, Owens Wyrick, John Miller, William Jones, Derl Hawk, Charles Helton, Paul Stevens, Gene Branscum, James Cowan SOPHOMORE GIRLS HOMEROOM 15 First Row: Linda Wilson, Sue Randolph, Joyce Jones, Nell Branscum Tammie Dubrow, Cookie Simpson, Patty Caldwell, Joyce Garner, Nancy Vaught. Second Row: Mrs. Setser, Helen Hembree, Louisa Green, Kempie Watkins, Sarah Prather, Mary Hays Inman, Wilma Hall, Christine Miller, Judy Goforth, Carylean Jones, Vicki Ritter. Third Row: Bonnie Hamm, Barbara Starkey, Phyllis DeBord, Virginia Cockran, Burzelle Whitaker, Mary Lou Johnson, Geraldine Lane, Doris Ep- person, Sue Girdler. 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T reasurer FRESHMAN GIRLS HOMEROOM 4 First Row: Lorene Bray, Jenny Keith, Edna Pryor, Jeannie Con- ley, Lydia Walker, Emily Spear, Becky Rayburn, Vera Miller, Jenny Dobbs, Drex Sutherland Second Row: Janice Cooper, Patricia Bastin, Dorothy Robbins, Julia Judy, Connie Cummins, Mary Kennedy, Gloria Meece, Barbara Todd, Karen Hoffman, Mrs. Gover Third Row: Lorene Wilson, Katherine Whittenburg, Barbara Prath' er, Doris Phe1ps,l Pat Evans, Geneva Jones, Judy Sexton, Linda Tibbals' Sue Cowman, Mary Alexander, Anita Denham Not in Picture: Jeanne Sherman, Doris Burton FRESHMAN BOYS HOMEROOM 8 First Row: Garnet Dick, David Denton, Kyle Wallace, Vertrees Jones Doug Losey, John Dick, Charles Hughes, larry Cassada Second Row: Jerry Snell, Fred Francis, John Roberts, James Mounce, Ronald Brown, Larry Coomer, Steve Jasper, Jimmy Hines, Lonnie Burdine, Ronnie Bryant Third Row: David Aurand, Harold Davis, Charles Vanhook, Billy Mauney, Wilson Sears, David Taylor, S. M. Wilson, Charles Lewis, Floyd Wiles Fourth Row: Spencer, Pitman, Bill Butt, Jimmy Godby, Charles Monds, Stanley Anderson, Joe Brown, Robert Sutherland, Jim Fred Cop- enhaver, Mr. Gover Not in picture: Wayne Eldrige, Mack Barnes i FRESHMEN GIRLS HOMEROOM First Row: Pat Bell, Freida Creekmore, Fanchon Miller, Geneva Rob- inson, Phyllis Shelton, Marie Tibbals, Ann Vertrees, Janet Strunk, Wanda Stallard, J eanetta Yeary. Second Row: Sonja Cinnamon, Madeline Aldridge, Pat Taylor, Wil- lene Dryer, Ruth Ann Cowan, Carol Cook, Betty Jo McClendon, Wanda Nelson, Mrs. Fuller. Third Row: Betty Poynter, Judy Laugherty, Louise Keeney, Pat Mas- sey, Barbara Alexander, Volada Glover, Charlotte Maybriar, Ethel Phelps Not in Picture: Ann Burton, Fayrene Ard, Jolly Hardin, Mary Kel- ler, Rebecca Reid, Mary Ann Hunt. FRESHMAN BCYS HOMEROOM 7 First Row: Jack Ruffner, Edsil Daws, Gordon Wilds, Robert Roberts, Gerald Massey, Jerry Edwards, Ronnie Christopher, Jimmy H. Hines, Edison Stargle, David Isbell, Pete Lancaster. Second Row: Bobby Garner, Dickie Harris, Crit Threlkeld, Mack Tarter, Jerry Connelly, Dickie Godby, Jesse Dick, Gary Mitchell, Alan Ramsey, Mr. Perritt. Third Row: Jimmy Angel, Cloyd Broyles, James T. Hines, Richard Allen Billy Elliot, George Bullock, Leland Burnett, Hamp Kelly, James Dykes, Donald Velkley, Edwin Ham. Not in picture: Jimmy Ard, George Bullock, Paul Cooper, George Jen- nings, Eugene Smith, Tommy Strunk. 1 ACTIVITIES F . ,pg db! y., -- .1 ,,4, I -.- --1 . , --z-. .rf . 1- as . ., . - I '4-, 1 2. hm, 4,4 J xl D1 . 5 ...Ml , was-si wa f 4 51, Iv E! gf X. 'IF .gf -8, Z fu .L '12 Eli .3 . 5 If ANNUAL STAFF First roW,left to right: Nancy Marcum, Margaret Wesley, Wanda Linkes Sue Crawford, Theresa Ping Second row: Susie Phelps - Editor, Carolyn Copeland, Phyllis Lair, Eloise Branscum, Johanna Shoopman Third row: Philip Maguire, Dick Baugh, Kenny Baker, Carleton Godsey Pat Jasper, Gordon Shadoan Not in picture: Harold Corder NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Somerset Chapter of the National Honor Society celebrated its twentieth birthday this year. During the year twelve seniors and seven juniors were initiated. This group sold advertisements, made up the tourn. ament programs, and sold them at the District and Regional Tournaments. The members served as hosts for a Teachers' Association meeting. They entertained alumni at a dance in April. OFFICERS President .......... .... ........... ..................... .... . . . C arleton Godsey Vice President ........... ................ ......... ......... T h e resa Ping Secretary ....... ............................... .......... S u e Crawford Treasurer .... ...... . ......... ........... .......... .............. P a t J asper Student Council Representative ............ ........ W anda Linkes Adviser ....................,.......................... ,............ ........ M i ss Ellis MEMBERS First Row--Wanda Linkes, Sue Crawford, Carleton Godsey, Theresa Ping, Pat Jasper Second Row-Peggy Starkey, Johanna Shoopman, Eloise Branscum, Barbara Biers, Jolin Coffey, Juanita Burton Branscum Third Row P Phyllis Lair, Philip Maguire, Dickie Baker, Bill Jones, Claude Shoun, Kaye Correll Not in Picture -4John Denton, Allen Mitchell, Glenda Wilson, Tom- my Adams, Pat Sumner, Wilda Sears, Jerry Kennedy NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY This organization is composed of individuals who have lettered in a major sport at Somerset High. The boys must have an average scholastic rat- ing and must be rated by the principal on their sportsmanship and their atti- tude while participating in a school sponsored event. First Row: Pat Jasper, Allen Mitchell, Jerry Kennedy, Mike Bourne, David Ham, Carleton Godsey Second Row: David Graybeal, Tommy Adams, Jerald Monds, Jack Murphy, Kenny Baker, Philip Maguire, Dickie Baugh B HOMESPUN STAFF--1955-56 Editors-Barbara Biers, Jolin Coffey, and Peggy Starkey, Business ManagerBJack Murphy, Editorial StaffeLinda Kelly, Jerry Ken- nedy, Nancy Barnett, Glenda Wilson, Mary Frances Baker, Betty Jesse, Joyce Murphy, Hugh Vaughn, Leanne Baisley, and Jimmie Brown. . .. W A .X , 1 SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS President .....,...... .................... .,........ ........ L o u ie Dills Vice President ...,... ............. J ames Dykes Secretary ............ ........., ............ ....... ........... D a n n y Jasper Treasurer ................................. ..... . ., .. ........... Gene Tassie Student Council Representative ,........ ........... G erald Monds Adviser . ........ .......... . . ........ ........... ........................ ................... M r . Allen MEMBERS First row, left to right - Larry Dick, Jerry Taylor, Robert Elliott, Parkie Denney, Wade Cain, Richard Correll Second row - Elwood Hurte, Noland Jones, Louie Dills, James Dykes, Melvin Early, Gene Tassie, Ralph Snyder,Buddy Bullock Third row - Charles Helton, Jimmie Roy, Gerald Monds, David Massey, Jimmy Dykes, James Cowan, Bobby Massey, Mr. Allen Fourth row - Ernest James, Robert Marcum, Paul Stevens, Bill Crockett, Danny Jasper, Carl Meece, Sam Haynes, Elden Wright, Donald Fulcher PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB OFFICERS President ........ .... . .. .... . .................. ...... ..... J o yce Lilly Vice President... .... ....... . . .......... .... . ..Heraldine Jones Secretary ........ .. ..... ...... R uth Kelly Adviser ...... ................... ..... . M r. Christopher MEMBERS First row - Jeanette Sears, Terry Loveless, Sammy Tweedy, Lloyd Dick, Willis Dobbs, Joyce Lilly, Ruth Kelly, Second row - Eugene Tarter, Clyde Kelly, Charles Bradley, Heraldine Jones, Emby Childress Not pictured - Gilberta Bullock and Donald Todd The purpose of the Photography Club of Somerset High School is to further the interest in photography of those students who show marked ability and interest in this field. Every member of the club has both printed and developed films. There are several contests in which each may enter. DEBATE CLUB The debate club, an organization that has as its purpose training its members to communicate their ideas to other people, was quite active this year. William Jones, Hugh Vaughn, Jerry Kennedy, and Allen Mitchell made up the varsity teams. During the year these boys met groups from Lily, Pineville, Hall, Middlesboro, Hellier, College High of Bowling Green, Madisonville, and Paducah. The season's record was five wins, four losses, and one tie. The greatest achievement was the win over Middlesboro in the finals of the Regional Tournament at Barbourville-a victory which entitled Somerset to participate in the State Toumament at Lexington. Here Somer- set won one and lost three debates. In other speech events members won honors. Jack Murphy was the runner-up in humorous monologue at the N F L Tournament in Winchester. In the Regional at Barbourville, William Jones and Hugh Vaughn won top honors in Extemporaneous Speaking: Jolin Coffey, superior in Radio An- nouncing, Ann Strunk in Dramatic Reading, Jerry Kennedy in Discussion, and Jack Murphy in Humorous Monologue won Excellents. In the State Speech Festival William Jones received Superior in Extemporaneous Speak- ing and J olin Coffey good in Radio Announcing. New members received in the N F L Society were Jolin Coffey, James Brown, Jack Murphy, Hugh Vaughn, and Allen Mitchell. Advanced degrees were conferred upon the following: Degree of Distinction-William Jones, Degrees of Honor-Hugh Vaughn, Jerry Kennedy, Allen Mitchell, Mr. Woodrow Allen. Officers are: Allen Mitchell, President, James T. Holt, Vice President, Theresa Ping, Secretary, Jack Murphy, Treasurer, Jolin Coffey, Student Council Representative, Mr. Dedmon, Adviser. Members-Frank Burkett, Jolin Coffey, Tamara Dubrow, Gerald Ed- wards, Louisa Greene, Jim Tom Holt, Mary H. Inman, Pat Jasper, Allen Mitchell, Jack Murphy, Theresa Ping, Vickie Ritter, Nancy Waddle, Kem- pie Watkins, Charles White, Ann Strunk, Douglas Losey. HI--Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club, a group of high school boys organized to encourage practical, everyday Christian Living, is the high school division of the Y. M. C. A. It has as its platform: Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship and clean living. The organization sponsored a pie supper to raise money to send a representative to the Kentucky Youth Assembly held annually in Frankfort, Tommy Adams was the Somerset representative. OFFICERS President .......... ..... .......... .................. .......... T o m m y Adams Vice President ..,........ ........ R ichard Sears Secretary. .......... .... ........ H a rold Corder Treasurer .......... ........ . ..........,......................,.. R ichard Baker Adviser ................................... ............ .................................. M r . Lester Front Row-Norman Gover, Joe Rudd, Bobby Mc Mahan, Lawrence Jackson, Perry Keller, Mike Wilson, Tommy Nichols, Jimmy Wesley, Tommy Tompkins, Henry Prather, Vernon Wilson SecondwRow Mr. Lester, Tommy Adams, Don Rainwater, Tommy Edmundson, Byron Young, Dick Baker, David Graybeal, Thomas Anderson, Harold Corder, Cleo Gregory, Richard Sears, and Fred Hines. Y-TEEN S The Y-Teens is a service club and the girls extension of the Hi-Y- The club throughout the year has performed service to the school and community. OFFICERS President .............. ......... ..............,....... . M ary Frances Baker Vice President ..... ...... ........... E I eanor Isaacs Secretary .... ........, ........,.. V i rginia Vaught Treasurer ......... ..... n ........... ,...... . . ..... . .. Nancy Routt Adviser .......... ....... ........... ............ . . . .. ........... Mrs. Cain MEMBERS First row, left to right: Paula Greer, Pansy Dick, Sue Hines, Judy Howard, Lynda Hill, Joyce Burton Second row: Doris Burton, June Tucker, Virginia Vaught, Carolyn Basil, Nancy Routt, Mary Frances Baker, Suzanne Gragg, Eleanor Isaacs Third row: Geraldine Wilson, Sonja Morgan, Geraldine Lane, Christine Miller, Virginia Cockrum, Margaret Gooch, Margaret Brown, June Jasper Fourth row: Glendora Meadows, Jean Meadows, Wilda Sears, Betty Wilkerson, Norma Jean Combest, Janet Garner, Doris Burton, Shirley Yancey, Shirley DeBord LIBRARY STAFF The students on the Library Staff work one hour a Week during a study hall period. They do such jobs as checking books in and out, shelving books, helping other students find books, some students help with the typing of lists of books and catalog cards. First row, left to right: Joan Meadows, Barbara Starkey, Louisa Green, Judy Hughes, Elizabeth Johnson. Second row: Sue Randolph, Jolin Coffey, Glenda Wilson, Gaynelle Shearer, Wiladean Dick, Wanda Loveless, Joyce Weddle. Third row: Juanita Branscum, Wanda McGahan, Carleton Godsey, Mike Bourne, Frankie Baker, Eloise Branscum, Mrs. Broyles. Fourth row: Theresa Ping, Barbara Biers, Wilda Sears, Suzanne Gragg, Betty Jesse, Sandrella Hail, Janet Warren, Leanne Baisley. Not in Picture: Shirley DeBord, Nancy Routt, Carolyn Basil, Nancy Baker, Nancy Waddle, Janet Garner, Polly Claunch. GLEE CLUB The 1956 Glee Club has performed for several local events other than school activities, such as programs for churches and civic groups. In the State Music Festival this year the Girls Glee Club received a Superior rat- ing. The club was under the direction of Mrs. Massey until she moved from Somerset at the end of the first semester: at that time Mr. Stone, band di- rector, took over her duties. At the end of the school year the vocal and in- strumental groups presented the annual Spring Concert. OFFICERS President .,.......... . .......... .......... ........... ........ .... .......... . . P h y llis Lair Vice President ......................... . ..,... Eloise Branscum Secretary and Treasurer .............. . .......... Susie Phelps Librarian ........... ................................. ....... . . Ann Wilson Student Council Representative ........ .. .... ................. .... S u e Crawford Director .......... ........... .....,..... ........ ...... ..... ........... ........... ........ M r . S t o n e First Row, left to right - Jane McKinney, Cloyce Harmon, Joyce Murphy, Susie Phelps, Barbara Rutherford, Ann Wilson Second Row - Linda Baugh, Linda Kelly, Glenda Wilson, Peggy Starkey, Elizabeth Johnson, Gaynell Shearer, Sarah Jane Prather, Eleanor Clark, Judy Newell, Nancy Baker. Third Row - Mrs. Massey, Bonnie Hamm, Barbara Biers, Ruby Newell, Shirley Sherrow, Barbara Holton, Martha Cox, Jo Agnes Jones, Joanne Taylor, Helen Turner. Fourth Row - Sue Crawford, Phyllis Lair, Eloise Branscum, Nancy Marcum, Peggy Woodall, Polly Claunch, Maude Beasley, Nancy Barnett, Wiladean Dick, Wanda Loveless. FOLK DANCE CLUB Members of the Folk Dance Club learn the traditional English, Dan- ish, and American folk dances. Each year a group from the club is selected to attend the annual Kentucky Folk Dance Festival held at the University in Lexington or the Mountain Folk Festival held at Berea College. First Row: Delores Chaffin, Frieda Dishman, Joyce Garner, Betty Tarter, Faune Simpson, Nancy Vaught, Judy Hughes, Barbara Simpson, Joyce Jones, Carolyn Jones, Wilma Hall, Mary Lee Bryant, Virginia Low- ery. Second Row: Phyllis Debord, Judy Goforth, Patty Caldwell, Carolyn Copeland, Elaine Large, Shelia Simpson, Ruby Fuller, Patsy Brown, Myra Stringer, Earlene Price, Doris Ard. Third Row: Leanne Baisley, Kathy Silvers, Regina Dick, Janet War- ren, Nancy Jan Beasley, Maxine Dykes, Janice Withers, Mary Ann Miller, Ann Kemper, Mamie Francis, Doris Epperson, Phyllis Mayield, Hadie Al- ice Herrin, Joyce Harris. First Row: George Simpson, Gerald Garner, Jim Roberts, Alan Reed, Wayne Moore Frank Bourne, Kenny Creekmore, Lloyd Dick, Willis Dobbs, Richard Correll, Edward Newton, Mrs. Broyles, Sponsor. Second Row: Johnny Miller, Arthur Fuson, Robert Hood, Bobby Bau gh Kaye T. Miller, Jerry Bennett, Carleton Godsey, Owens Wyrick, J. C. War-, ner, Hollis Flynn, Hugh Vaughn, George Adams, Jim Ed Daulton. RADIO CLUB First Row: Sandrella Hail, Betty Jesse, Barbara Starkey, Joyce Wed- dle, Margaret Wesley, Eddie Adams, Wanda Linkes, Johanna Shoopman, Linda Kelly, Brenda Faye Watkins Second Row: Don Linville, Johnny Fitzwater, Gordon Shadoan, Jim Andy Sears, Paul Newell, Bobby Davies, Claud Shoun, Philip Maguire, Eddie Ledford, Calvin Aker, David Ham, John Denton, Kenny Baker, Dickie Baugh, Jerry Kennedy, Bill Jones. The Radio Club of Somerset High School is under the supervision of Mr. John Hartnett and the W. S. F. C. staff. On April 23 the group reached the climax of the year's training, when the members actually ran the sta- tion from 5:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. with only a skeleton crew present. The Radio Club has a program called The Teen Time Hour, every Saturday with Jim Brown, who is president, master of ceremonies. Mem- bers of the Radio Club rotate duties of the program. J UMPERETTES Meet the Jumperettes of Somerset High School, who march, dance, and twirl. 1956 marks the second year of the group's activities. At the Regional Music Festival these girls received a superior rating. They furnish an added attraction for all home football games. First Row, front to back: Regina Dick, Kathryn Silvers, Glenda Wil. son, Joyce Weddle Second Row: Ann Strunk, Helen Hembree, Sandrella Hail, Peggy Richardson Third Row: Janet Warren, Sheila Simpson, Pat Taylor, Kempie Wat- kins Fourth Row: Barbara Starkey, Louisa Green, Vickie Ritter, Susie Phelps Center Back: Carolyn Copeland, Wanda Linkes. SGMERSET HIGH SCHOOL BAND DON STONE, DIRECTOR The Somerset band, an eighty-piece organ- ization, makes its appearance at all home ath- letic contests, at civic functions, and gives two concerts each year. In addition to this, the band gave two Teen Time programs on radio W S F C. Their programs vary from Bach's Chorale's to Dry Bones and Twin- kle, Twinkle Little Star -selections which make an equal appeal to the audience. Drum Major-Richard Baker Sponsor-Shirley Sherrow FOLK DANCE ENSEMBLE Above two hundred dancers attended the Mountain Folk Festival held at Berea College, April 5-8. The following represented the Folk Dance Club: Leanne Baisley, Judy Hughes, Janet Warren, Nancy J an Beasley, Polly Claunch, Patty Caldwell, Sonny Gover, Buddy Vaughn, Carleton Godsey, Eddie Newton, Frank Bourne, Wayne Moore, The group enjoyed folk dancing, folk tales, and folk songs. Folk Dances: DANISH: Weaving, Danish Quadrilleg ENGLISH: None- such Steamboat, We Won't Go Home Till Morning, AMERICAN SQUARE DAN CES. The public was invited to watch and join in some of the dances the, last evening. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President - Juanita Burton Branscumg First Vice President - Ethel Lee I-Iolsombackg Second Vice President -- June Fitzgerald, Secretary-Jane S. Reid, Treasurer -Phyllis Tucker, Reporter -- Linda Wilson, Historian - Kathleen Shadoang Parliamentarian-Frankie Waddle, Recreation Leader- Barbara Fitzgerald, Song Leader - Burzell Whitaker, Student Council Rep- resentative - Kaye Correllg Co-Advisers-Mrs. Setser and Mrs. Lay. ROLL Juanita B. Branscum, Ethel Lee Holsomback, Mary Johnson, Betty Salmons, Jeanett Cooper, Wilma Muse, Sue Randolph, Margie Gregory, June Fitzgerald, Frankie Waddle, Kathleen Shadoan, Kaye Correll, Linda Wilson, Burzell Whitaker, Barbara Faulkner, Lottie Muse, Sue Love, Sally Kelly, Ja ne Reid, Sue Girdler, and Wilma Jean Hall. CREED We are the future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future, Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. STUDENT COUNCIL The members of the Student Council are representatives from each homeroom and each club in school. OFFICERS President .........., ...,.... ............,........... ........... C a lvin Aker Vice President .......... ....................... . .. ...... Jerry Kennedy Secretary ........... ........ . ......... Phyllis Lair Treasurer ............ .....,..... . .. ,. . .. ..... . ,........... Glenda Wilson Sponsor ........ ........................................... M r. Woodrow Allen MEMBERS Front Row, left to right - Phyllis Lair, Sue Hines, Glenda Wilson, Helen Hembree, Theresa Ping, Jolin Coffey, Wade Cain, Willard Hines, Jack Ruiner, Joe Rudd. Second Row - Pat Taylor, Peggy Starkey, Johanna Shoopman, Carolyn Copeland, Kennie Baker, Kaye Correll, Mary Alexander, Thomas Anderson, Emby Childress. Third Row-Sue Crawford, Wanda McGahan, Calvin Aker, Eugene Prather, Gerald Monds, Jerry Kennedy, Wilda Sears Not in Picture- Wanda Linkes, Bill Jones, Pat Sumner, Jack Mur- phy, Jim Fred Copenhaver ATHLETICS I 4 5 BASKETBALL The Briar Jumpers had one of their most successful seasons with a 27-5 record. The Somerset cagemen won the Queen City Tournament, the C. K. C. Tournament. and the 47th District Tournament. They defeated such strong teams as Henry Clay, Newport Public, and Owensboro. Dickie Baugh, Jerry Bennett, and Pat Jasper were placed on the All- District squad, while Baugh and Gerald Phelps made the All-Regional. Baugh, elected captain, led the team with a 21.7 average. Pat Jasper was the defensive mainstay. Gerald Phelps, Kenny Baker, and Jerry Ben- nett were outstanding during the season. RECORD Somerset 65-Nancy 40, Somerset 59-Ferguson 50, Somerset 64- Mt. Vernon 67, Somerset 62-Owensboro 47, Somerset 74-Eubank 39, Somerset 60 - Lily 56, Somerset 75 - London 55, Somerset 65 - Corbin 57, Somerset 64 - Stanford 24, Somerset 76 - Adair Co. 50, Somerset 53 - Burn- side 42, Somerset 71 - Pulaski Co. 45, Somerset 44 - Manual 69, Somerset 61 - Berea 76, Somerset 60 -- Russell Co. 49, Somerset 70 - Lily 80, Somerset 83- Carlisle 53, Somerset 46 - Georgetown 44, Somerset 54 - Henry Clay 45. Somerset 85 - Pulaski Co. 72, Somerset 64 - Corbin 56, Somerset 61 - Eubank 46, Somerset 58 - Monticello 57, Somerset 58 - Newport 53, Somer- set 82- London 63, Somerset 67 - Memorial 50, Somerset 69-McCreary Co. 56, Somerset 82 - Eubank 56, Somerset 58 - Pulaski Co. 48, Somerset 63 - Monticello 59, Somerset 68 - London 53, Somerset 67- Mt. Vernon 70. BASKETBALL PLAYERS GOLF For the first time in several years Somersethas a golf team. Although the boysareinexperienced, they show the potentialities of future state champ- ions. Coach Ed Tucker is responsible for the reorganization of anS. H. S. golf team. Since all matches were scheduled after the publication of the Home- spun, the seasonal record cannot be given. Members are - David Aurand, Wayne Moore, Philip Maguire, Wayne Smith, Robert Elliott, Robby Nelson, Alan Reed SCHEDULE May 15 - Danville, Home May 23 - Regional Golf Tournament, Middlesboro May 28 - State Golf Tournament, Louisville TRACK Somerset began the track season with a slow start. During the sea- son the most consistent point makers were Philip Maguire in the low hurd- les and 100 - yard dash, Jerald Monds in the shot put and discus, Kenny Baker in the 440 - yard dash, shot put, and discus, Smitty James in the pole vault, and David Massey in the mile. The first track meet was lost to Eubank. Then the Jumpers traveled to Danville to a meet in which six teams participated. In this meet the Jumpers placed fourth on the fine running of Philip Maguire and the discus throwing of Kenny Baker. The next meet was the C. K. C. in Lexington where Somerset placed fifth. The final Regional meet was held in Barbourville: here the Jumpers placed fourth and qualified Maguire for participation in the State Track Meet. Maguire remained undefeated in the hurdle division throughout the season. BASEBALL Somerset High School's nine again won the District Tournament by defeating Russell County 5-4 and London by 14-6. The pitching of Pat Jasper and Dickie Baugh carried the team into the region. The Jumpers had an impressive season with five victories aganist three setbacks. SEASONS RECORD Somerset 8, Hazel Green 23 Somerset 2, Russell Co. 7, Somerset 3, Berea 03 Somerset 2, Adair Co. 33 Somerset 2, Berea 11, Somerset 13, K.S.D. 53 Tournament: Somerset 5, Russell Co. 45 Somerset 14, London 6. MEMBERS OF THE TEAM First Row, left to right - Richard Allen, Gary Mitchell, Jim Tom Holt, Allen Mitchell, Carleton Godsey, Eddie Strunk, Gordon Shadoan Second Row- David Ham, Carl Cox, Pat Jasper, Eddy McKenney, Bryon Young, Jack Ruffner, Calvin Aker Third Row - Coach Perritt, Gene Prather, Joe Jones, Tom Adams, Dickie Baugh, Eddie Adams, Johnny Fitzwater, Gerald Phelps CHEERLEADERS The Somerset High School Cheerleaders, who are chosen by the stud- ent body, lead the fans in cheers at the ball games and attempt to promote a good spirit among the students. They schedule pep rallies in assemblies and on the Fountain Square, decorate for the home-games and banquets, and charter buses for out-of-town games. They are chosen with the idea that they 'will represent the school Well in sportsmanship, character, and service. A good cheerleader is always willing to render service whenever called upon. The 1955-1956 cheerleaders are Nancy Barnett, Captain: Mary Frances Baker, Robbie Nelson, Barbara Todd, Ruby Fuller FEATURES BEST ATHLETES BEST STUDENT EEEEEEE Richard Baugh Phyllis Lair Carleton Godsey BEST STUDENT MOST POPULAR E lllll W Peggy Starkey Kenny Baker Susie Phelps BEST ALL-AROUN D BEST PERSONALITY Pat Jasper Wanda Linkes Mike Bourne BEST PERSONALITY BEST LOOKING Nancy Marcum Philip Maguire Barbara Holton Qottoms Clip A College Comedy in Three Acts By Harold J. Gregory CAST OF CHARACTERS George Harper, a soda jerk. ...., . ..... .,.,.. . .... - -- ....,. ..,.. M ike Bourne Billy Drake, president of Beta Chi ,M -- . . .... , Wayne Smith Bulge Doolittle, his friend,-.--. .-.H Claude Shoun, Bill Jones Miss Cartwright, the dean's secretary ,-- ...... ...... P eggy Starkey Linda Howard, the campus queen . ..... ,, .... ..... S usie Phelps Dotty Wilson, a dumb Cora , ,,,,,, ......... , . ...... .... , ..,. B arbara Biers Connie Bishop, editor of the Scandal Sheet . ..... . ..... . ..... Carolyn Copeland Betty Warren, the dean's niece - . 7 ,,.. .... , --. Margaret Wesley, Sue Crawford Dixie Lea, strictly from Dixie . .... 1 .,.,..... - .,.......... .,.,. B arbara Holton Dean Page, dean of Student Affairs -N ,... A Jolin Coffey Algernon Higgs-ns, the brain ..,.. . .... . Jack Murphy Julia Edwards, a large co-ed ,,,,, .-- ..,, Wanda McGahan Kate Adams, a mediumfsized co-ed ,... ....t E loise Branscum Alice Lane, a small co-ed ...... . .... .... ..... T h eresa Ping Hector, a fresh freshman ---. ...... ....,.... , A --,,, ----.James A. Sears Joyce Murphy, Phyllis Lair, Johanna Shoopman, Ann Wilson, Wanda Linkes, Nancy Marcum, Edward Adams, Wayne Moore, Carleton Godsey, Richard Baker, Kenneth Baker, Richard Baugh. Students, at the prom ..,, .,,. .... . - .... , ---- . The Girl . .. ,,,. .. ..... .... ...A .... J a n ice Withers Stage Director .... , ,. --. .......... .... H arold Corder Make-up Artist---, - ---Jeanette Sears, Cloyce Harman SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL Sixty-first Annual Commencement High School Gymnasium Earralaurratn Sfrrnirr Sunday, May 20, 1956, 8:00 P.M. Mr. W. B. Jones, Principal, Presiding Processional Invocation ............ ........... ......... .... . ........ ........... ........... R e v e r end W. J. Kenney Pastor, Methodist Church, Science Hill Hymn: My Faith Looks Up to Thee Announcements ......,.... ............... ....... . . ........ . Superintendent O'Leary Meece Oh Sacred Head Now Wounded ........... ......... . .......... ........... .......... ............ B a c h Band Ensemble Special Music ................................... ...... . .. ..,................................ Senior Ensemble Sermon ......... ........... ........... . . .... . .. ...................... ............ D r. W. A. Benfield,'Jr. Pastor, Highland Presbyterian Church, Louisville Hymn: Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus Benediction ............. ......... .......................... ....... R e v erend W. J. Kenney Grahuatinn Exrrriarn Friday, May 25, 1956, 8:00 P.M. Mr. O'Leary Meece, Superintendent, Presiding Processional Invocation ............ ....................... .......... ........... ............... R e v e rend Ralph Wesley Pastor, First Methodist Church Let There Be Music ........... .......................................................... .............. W i lliams Somerset High School Girls' Chorus Commencement Address ......................... .......... .......... ............. . . D r. Louis Smith Dean, Berea College Boundless Mercy ............................................... ..... . .............. ....................... W a ring Somerset High School Girls' Chorus Awarding of Diplomas ......... ...................... ............ .......... P r i ncipal W. B. Jones Benediction .......... ......... .... ...... R e v erend Ralph Wesley PRIZES WON IN 1955 THE FRESHMAN CITIZENSHIP PRIZE. donated by the local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution ................................... Ann Strunk WILL CLARK FRESHMAN ATHLETIC PRIZE... .......... Edward McKenney FRESHMAN SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE,donated by the High School Parent- Teacher Association ...... .....,.... N ancy Baker, Ann Strunk, James Trammell THE SOPHOMORE SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE, donated by the First and Farmer's National Bank ................... ..., ........ .......... ...... ..........,..... W i I d a Sears THE JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE, donated by the Somerset Lions Club Starkey THE SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE, donated by the Somerset Lodge No. 238, Independent Order of Odd Fellows ............ ................... .......... T r eva Bolton SENIOR MATHEMATICS PRIZE, donated by the Somerset Kiwanis Club ............Kathleen Prather SENIOR SCIENCE PRIZE, donated by Alonzo Carter, Standard Oil Distrib- utor ......,................. ..,.........,..................., ........... ..........,........,..... ....... . D e 1 bert Baker SENIOR MUSIC PRIZE donated by the Somerset Woman's Club ................... . H. Ramsey, III BAND PRIZE, donated by the Prather Insurance Company ....... ................... . ........................William H. Ramsey, III THE BAUSCH AND LOMB HONORARY SCIENCE AWARD .............. . ........ . McDaniel THE GEORGE DUGAN CONVERSE ATHLETIC PRIZE, donated by Don E. Cooper ........................ ......... .......... . ............,.................. ............. C h a rles Taylor THE SENIOR CITIZ ENSHIP PRIZE FOR GIRLS, donated by Rex Sharpe Gover THE SENIOR CITIZENSHIP PRIZE FOR BOYS, donated by the Citizens National Bank ............................................... ................ . . ................. Charles Flynn EFFICIENCY PRIZE, donated by the Somerset Rotary Club .... Delbert Baker THE FORENSIC PRIZE, donated by Hon. C. Homer Neikirk .......... Jack Fish BEST ALL-ROUND BAND MEMBER, BASED ON THIS YEAR'S REC- ORD. ....... ........ .................................. ..................................... .............. S u e C rawford HOME ECONOMICS, donated by Graybeal Electric ...... ..... ..... J a yne Caldwell CLASS PROPHECY Dear couz Marg, The last time I heard from you. you had six boys. That is a good start for your football team. How many more do you have now? Walter and I just returned from our vacation. We saw many of our classmates and I thought you would be interested in knowing about each of them. The first motel we stayed in was operated by Donald Todd. While there, Donald took us to visit the famous mental institute managed by Hollis Flynn. We were greeted by Shirley Yancy, the head nurse. who was leading Jim Brown to his cell. 1 understand that he went to pieces trying to prove Lugan's theory. That night while eating, we saw Wayne Smith and Janice Withers, who are now married and manage the Krogers store. Janice talked about Wanda Loveless, Dick and her six boys, and about having seen Marjorie Gregory who has advanced from crocheting doll clothes to designing baby clothes. Geraldine Miller, who is now married, is one of Marjorie's steady customers. When paying our bill, we were suprised to find Donald Linville and Nellie as owners On the way back to the motel we stopped at a Gulf station owned by Joe Massey and Wife, the former Cloyce Harmon. After a day's travel our stop was in Washington, D. C. Bill Jones greeted us at the Capitol. He informed us that he was such a strong Republican candidate for President the Democrats were afraid to oppose him. His private secretary is Wiladene Dick. Outside the Capitol we saw Barbara Holton Maguire. She extended to us an invitation to visit Admiral Maguire at the Navel Academy At one of the famous fashion shops we met Madam Jean- ette Sears, whois prospering in the business. While I spent the afternoon with Carolyn and Frank Strunk and their three boys, Walter went to see the Washington Senators play. I believe he said Gordon Shadoan was the shortstop on that team. After we left Annapolis, we went to New York. Remember Dickie Baker, the talented musician? He was giving a concert in Carnegie Hall that week. Harold Corder is the head percussionist with the New York Philharmonic, and Peggy Starkey is pianist. While taking a tour of the Empire State Building, we met Mike Bourne. He is now President of an insurance company and has an office in this building. A visit to Radio City renewed our aquaintance with Richard Baugh. He is an announcer over NBC and specializes in sport events. The star of a television show that we saw was Jolin Coffey. Ibelieve the show was Ding-Dong School. The New York Times has a new editor, Barbara Biers. When We were visiting her, she talked about the many times her machines had to be repaired. Sammy Joe Allen was the man called to repair them. It sounds fishy to mel The few days we spent in Canada were filled with rumors of three mounted police, Jerry Taylor, George Adams and Ralph Snyder, who had rescued an expedition party from a landslide. Our trip through the Black Hills was lovely. We visited with Edward Adams and Phyllis Lair, the owners of a beautiful fishing camp located on a mountain lake.We spent a few days on a ranch in Montana. There Sue Crawford was our hostess. Some of the men working for Sue are Paul Newell, John Een, Robert Marcum and Melvin Early. Margaret, you remember how Frankie Waddle and June Fitzgerald always stayed together? Well, they couldn't be separated, so they went to Salt Lake City and married a Mormon. In California, Wayne Moore has taken Arthur Murray's place in the dance world. He is trying to teach Parkie Denny, Gerald Phelps, and Jane McKinney how to jitter-bug. They are hoping to get a part in a movie with Fred Astair. Oh! Imeant to tell you, Edward Strunk now holds the light-weight championship title. Now back to California. Peggy Woodall and Elmer are in San Francisco. We ate dinner with them one night and Peggy seems to be having no trouble frying potatoes. Driving through New Mexico we stopped at Glorietta where the Baptist Camp is located. Jack Murphy was the guest speaker that week. He and Ann Wilson are waiting for the final notice to go as missionaries to Africa. Jack told me that Pat Jasper has his M. D. and is also waiting to go. I have never seen so many oil fields as there are in Texas. Ben Mattingly seems to have his share in them. Clyde Kelly's bank was falling apart until Ben deposited his money with him. Barbara Rutherford is Ben's private secretary. I believe there is more than just business between them. In NeW Orleans we found Betty Claunch, Linda Baugh, Gilberta Bullock, Helen Turner, and Drucella Perdue, and all their husbands. They have a summer camp down on the gulf. Doesn't that sound exciting? Of course, our trip could not be complete Without going to Florida. The first large city was Pensacola. You know there is a Navy base there and whom should we meet but Bobby Massey, Sam Bogle, and Ronnie Wilson. They are making the Navy their career. Jane Sutherland and her husband have a beautiful colonial home outside Tallahasse. She hired Kaye Correll to teach her only daughter home economics. From Atlanta we flew to Lexington. To our surprise our hostess was Phyllis Tucker and the pilot was Earl Prather. Before leaving Lexington we visited Calumet Horse Farm. Ralph Muse is now owner and one of his horses Won last year's Derby. The jockey of the horse was James Dykes. Ralph talked about Freida Dishman a lot. Do you think that they might have been dating? Getting back home after a long vacation we found quite a few changes, especially in the education system. Mr. Jones has retired and Jim Andy Sears has taken over. They tell me that Jim Andy is making everyone step around school. Mr. Sears also put in new teach- ers and office workers. Robert Elliot is now head of the English Department, Louise Dills the Sociology and Pauline Ledbetter the Commercial studies. Delores Chaffin has been pro- moted to Mrs. Moores' duties. And oh yes! Linda Kelly is teaching Home Economics. Joyce Weddle is Mr. Meece's private secretary. I am sure it has been hard for you to keep in contact with all our classmates who are still in Somerset, so whatlittle I might know about each one I will tell you. Jaunita Burton's husband is now head surgeon at the City Hospital. Joyce Harris and Sallie Kelly are both married and each has three children in school. I can't remember who their lucky husbands are. We Went out to visit Kenny Baker last week. He now owns a large farm in this county. He was telling us how broken-hearted he was about Susie's join- ing the Barnum and Bailey Circus. I think she is a trapeze girl. Another farmer in the county is Eugene T arter. He is making a fortune on strawberries. Eloise Branscum was telling me sometime ago that she wanted to go to Annapolis and work in an office. I could not figure out why until I remembered that Barbara Holton had said that Carleton Godsey was head of the Physics Department at the Naval Acadmey. The new secretary at the Bap- tist Church is Joyce Murphy. She has also taken overher sister's Sunday School class. Nancy Marcum is owner of the Country Club and is on her Way to raising a golf team. I believe her husband is an Eastern graduate. Wanda McGahan is enjoying her Work as Dean of the School of Nursing at Berea College. Claude Shoun has been a hard one to keep up With. First he was working at the Cherry Tree, then he Worked with the Kentucky Utili- ties Co., and now he has gone to Georgia Tech to teach. I received a letter from Wanda Linkes yesterday. She and John are in Tennessee where she thinks there is plenty of room for her seven children. I also heard from Theresa Ping. She has combined her desire to travel with her nurses training and is inspector and trainer in many of the larger hospitals. Margaret, I am sure there is a lot more to tell, yet if I told it all, enough material for a book would soon accumulate. Please let me know about any of our freinds that you might come in contact with. Your loving couz, Johanna P. S. We are planning on attending the Indianapolis races. Darrel Farley i racing and is favored to win. CLASS WILL We, the members of the graduating class of Somerset High School of 1956, fully realizing the certainties of death and the uncertainties of life, being of sound mind, do make our last will and testament. We leave all our earthly goods, except our most val- uable possessions to the faculty and school. These we bequeath as follows: Linda Baugh leaves her seat in the driver's training car to Ginger Vaught. To brother Tommy goes Ed Adams's pick-up truck. George Adams Wants Bobby Pierce to have his duck tail hair-do. Sammy Joe Allen bequeaths his toothless grin to Eddie Newton. David Hamm is to inherit Barbara Biers's place in plane geometry. Kenny Baker wills his bar bells to Jack Ruffner. Richard Baker feels that Truman Collins can use his musical talent. Since a place in the trumpet section is much coveted, Eloise wills hers to Janet Warren. Dickie Baugh wants Carl Cox to have his collection of tall tales. To Johnny Fitzwater will go Sam Bogle's rosy blushes. Mike Bourne leaves his job as Mrs. Broyle's helper to Buddy Vaughn. Gilberta Cornett wills Myra Stringer her love of Spanish. Juanita Branscum, Wanda Loveless, Peggy Richardson, Jeanette Sears, and Jane Reid leave the love-sick junior girls their notes on how to get your man. Don Linville leaves a similar gift to Jim Ed Daulton. Delores Chaffin Wills her office job to some lucky underclassman. To Carylean Jones goes Betty Claunch's place in accounting class. Jolin Coffey leaves her willingness to work to Kathy Silvers. Sue Ledford is to inherit Carolyn Copeland's place as a Jumperette. Kaye Correll wills her timidity to Jo Agnes Jones, and Sue Crawford's quiet manner will be bestowed upon Gaynell Shearer: June Fitzgerald's upon Sandrella Hail. Our Einstein, Jim Brown, leaves his love for philosophy and metaphysics to Calvin Aker. To June Jasper will go Wiladean Dick's height. Frieda Dishman bequeaths her secretarial book to Nancy Routt. Harold Corder thinks Doug Losey needs his kettle drums. Parkie Denney leaves nothing but his best wishes to underclassmen, while James Dykes selfishly takes everything with him. David Aurand will inherit Louie Dill's Eagle Scout knowledge. Margie Gregory's plump figure will go to Sue Randolph. Wilda Sears will get Cloyce Harman's red hair. Joyce Harris leaves her eagerness to pose for pictures to Nell Branscum. Melvin Early wills his height to Tommy Edmundson. Her long hair will be Barbara Ho1ton's gift to Ruby Fuller. Alan Reed will acquire Jack Een's love for racing, To Nancy Barnett will go Linda Kelly's beautiful voice. Sally Kelley thinks Kempie Watkins could use her natural curls and Peggy Starkey leaves hers to Mary Hays lnmau. Phyllis Lair will leave her Fair Store position to Helen Hembree. Next year Robbie Nelson will have two spots on the golf team, his own and Bobby Elliott's. Darrel Farley wills the senior steps to Gene Prather. To Hadie Herrin goes Pauline Ledbetter's love for shorthand. Regina Dick will be the recipient of Wanda Linkes's position as Jumperette captain. Hollis Flynn leaves his hospital position to Owens Wyrick. Various appellations are bequeathed to those fitting the titles-Carleton Godsey's Lover to John Eads, Robert Marcum's Dynamite to Garnett Dick, Gerald Phelps's Two girl Smoky Joe to Carson Cockrum. Pat Jasper wills his serious-mindedness to Ronny Adams. Bill Jones leaves his aggressiveness to Charles Cowan. To Bobby Davies will go Clyde Kelley's red face, while Glenda Wilson will get Wanda McGahan's dark beauty and Freddy Creekmore thc black hair of Joe Massey. Theresa Ping and Jane McKinney leave their height to Norma Combest and Linda Tibbals. Ben Mattingly cannot believe anyone would accept his seat in American governa ment. Wayne Moore wills his ter psichorean talents to Jimmy Trammell, and Jack Murphy wills his dramatic ability to Sam Tweedy. To Ann Strunk will go Nancy Marcum's love for golf. Geraldine Miller leaves her toothpaste-ad smile to Janet Garner. Joyce Murphy thinks Nancy Jan Beasley should have Mr. Lester's suspicious looks. Ralph Muse wills his height to Cleo Gregory. Susie Phelp's gift to Joanne Taylor will be her love for football captains. Barbara Rutherford leaves locker 276 to Margaret Brown. Leanne Baisley will take good care of Johanna Shoopman's secretive manner. To Richard Sears will go Paul Newell's place in the print shop. Earl Prather leaves his excess energy to Derl Hawk. Frankie Waddle and Phyllis Tucker will their morning Coca-Colas to Mrs. Cain. Joyce Weddle leaves her perfect posture to Brenda Watkins, and Claude Shoun leaves that slim-trim physique to Buddy Vaughn. , Jim Andy Sears bestows his love for physics class to Jerry Kennedy while Ann Wil- son gives up a two-year spot in English class to Tammie Dubrow. Margaret Wesley wills her love for sports to Frankie Baker. To Betty Jesse will go Janice Wither's mandarin fingernails. Gordon Shadoan leaves his baseball ability to Joe J one . Those catty clothes of Wayne Smith's will be Jim Tom Holt's next year. Steve Jasper is to inherit Ralph Snyder's place on the Science Hill bus. Ed Strunk's boxing prowess will go to Perry Keller. Shirley Yancey will leave instructions for getting excused tardies to Polly Claunch. Eugene Tarter wills his seat in the library to Wayne Wilson. Donald Todd leaves his culinary art to Skipper Gregory. Fred Hines will get Tommy Warren's love for sophomores. Drucilla bequeaths her soft Virginia brogue to Gene Tassie. A 210' fe!!! f7'PfdM,: I7 ,fur vifyur ' flyrfgygf WI-M47 02.414 fluff: flfinwk 4 13: ffm ffzh C94-cceq fl-maiy nfs-uw 01191 Gd fviq if Vdc.. fm-ec. 5 :urls 6415 Hiiha V315-vavu Jinx! MNH vi-'A ' 4 ffffniff .J 53571 sw, ok-fun-w.i 4. C304 :MG Ulfvld ,......,,,y J UNIOR-SEN IOR PROM ,X 1 A ...M V' S-1 5 4-- , . , ., 1 .- 5,9 . V, :P A 1 I M., .. . V , . 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V .. , 'fx'-airy, in , f - 7-' :L .lr , , ' I ' . 3 Win: -' . ., ,PH . A' ik., , . I ' , - 1 A L' V X, V - 'xr 1' .5 ,. -' 1- . + 1 9 Yr hvnv Q H , ., 4-Q .5 - 0 . 4 4 V f' ,Aw 2 . , ,V ..,.. . M ,t A i ' . Q' -N 'fa 15' W 4 ' 51 ' '-'f SLSJPYSK L SOMERSET AREA VOOATIONAL SCHOOL SOMERSET VOCATIONAL SCHGOL The Somerset Area Vocational School originally started in 1940, as the Vocational Department of Somerset High School. There have been four- teen years of successful and rapid growth, much to the benefit of both adults and high school students. In 1941 the Somerset Vocational School was started with Mr. Howard Huff as coordinator. He continued in this capacity until March 1948 when he was succeeded by Mr. L. C. McDowell, who served in this position until 1955 and was then succeeded by Mr. H. D. Noe. Mr. Huff was originally the instructor of the print shop at the Somerset Vocational School. During the critical World War II period the Somerset School became a training center for defense work. At present it offers courses in Printing. Auto Mechanics, Machine Shop, Woodworking, Radio, and Electricity. The faculty is made up of: Mr. Edward Ping, Printing instructorg Mr. Ray Foster, Auto Mechanicsg Mr. Virgil Grayson, Machine Shopg Mr. Charles Pritchett, Woodwork, Mr. Charles Robinette, Electricity and Radiog Mr. Clyde Denton, Related Subjects for Printing Tradesg and Mr. John Sackett, ln- structor of Related Subjects. The floor space totals 9,274 sq. feet, with equipment valued at S113,825. The adults who have taken training at this school have been very successful in getting jobs upon completion of their courses. A high percent- age of the graduates are either working in the trade for which they trained or are in allied trades. In addition to the Industrial Education courses offered at Somerset, a program of Distributive Education was added to the school curriculum in July of 1948. Mr. John Pike is the instructor in this Program. Boys, who are not enrolled in school or who have graduated from high school and are twenty years of age or less, may enroll for a trade training. Cost for enrollment is ten dollars per year plus three dollars per month for instructional supplies. a'lEa-M 9 f-uuvfltx is-if W' 'fa K YES . l Z ' I , A fy 1 l ,. 'QM n lQ1,Wf,ff' ' 4 2 3 if M lfzw ' was he l l ...,,, f - ,bis-W ' xv Af--- in , ,.., . , . J M SOMERSET VOCATIONAL SCHOOL FACULTY H. D. Noe-Principal and Coordinator John Pike-Instructor, Distributive Education Charles E. Robinette-Instructor, Electricity and Radio Virgil Grayson-Instructor, Machine Shop Ray Foster- Instructor, Auto Mechanics John B. Sackett-Instructor, Related Subjects Charles K. Pritchett-Instructor, Carpentry and Cabinet Making Clyde Denton-Instructor, Related Subjects for Printing Trades William Edward Ping-Instructor, Printing Trades MACHINE SHOP Adult Class-2840 hours of instruction AUTO MECHANICS Adult Class-2840 hours of instruction High School Class-1080 hours of instruction WOODWORK Adult Class-2840 hours of instruction High School C1assf1080 hours of instruction ELECTRICITY AND RADIO Adult Class-2840 hours of instruction PRINTING Adult Class-2840 hours of instruction High School Class-1080 hours of instruction RELATED SUBJECTS CLASS .,.II,,,.. ...p... V .5-.-I I. ,IT . 1 , I 'VII I, 5235 . I sqv.,g Lg-S . ' .- iv '.V V - -AT: 4 . . 5 V 1 . -2' wi' . -. I , I I r I If mg I. V.. I . VQI I-a..X.V ...Q j.IIq5 x... I, . A - V .V V QT - 'V .JV -V'.,I1. Avffg-V-.:?V1:-V '-1' f ?i?2f-ffl. 'EV-ffl '.q-wx ,WI .V 11 Q '.'e.g,,k- E46-,.5'i -1, I 1. Q., V I 'e'.-jf,-IQ? fy V 'fg If af. f'V4FQ-ff, E uwW4.AQm-mwwaw..mg5wW4e.Mmk5ff'f'Va. . 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BELL, Owner PHONE 710 CENTRAL AVENUE SOMERSET, KENTUCKY PICK UP AND DELIVERY ,.q.1u--np-an-0111: fu- an-lain 1:7 ul-1: rfnzr- n:in-- 1- -nu-uni. -ll1l1l1nn-nn- -vm--nu LEDFORD Sz ELLIS WHOLESALE GROCERS 230 E. Market Street Somerset, Kentucky ,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,u1,,,1m.,1,,,,,,-1.,,1...-11414.--n.---11..-4.11.11...-.r1..1'.1ql1ql1g.1.u11111 1 1.--1 n1q.1..1u1n11,-1.11.14.1.I1I914,1l...l......11np1.m1nl1u,..-,, -W1 111445.-n.1..1..1..1,,1.. CONGRATULATIONS AND SINCERE BEST WISH ES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 KENTUCKY WATER SERVICE COMPANY, INC. l1..1g....m.....u1m..-m,-. 1nn1n..1 1 1 .-. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 Q1 1 1 1mm ,1 -I-:liz-1:11.-ll 1.- CUMBERLAND STUDIO NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE Commercial Photography - - - Portraits Photographic Supplies James Slaughter 1ni........1'.1...-.l1l..1q1u-uu1n-:ul1ms--::, : 3:71 .. .. .. .. : 7,..7...7,., ,, ,, M Y.: W.R. NICHOLS LUM BER CO. Lumber---Millwork---Building Supplies HardWare---Paints---Concrete Blocks Electrical Appliances--Kitchen Planning Better Equipment to Render Better Service HIGHWAY E.S0 PHONE 318 RESIDENCE 1123 :n-::.- 1171: --1: uw-1u:4nn-11:1 T-1: 21:11, 1, : :Y :i 171: vu: I: :: :: 1:7-:juz 2: -..,.-.I-. 1 1.111-1 -: T-Ml: .-ml:-1ua -:nr :: :m :rin gg :- E: -- T: i- - - in SHOP AT THE UNITED SOMERSET'S DEPA RTMEN T STORE Quality Merchandise At Low Prices nina... .117 :Y : :ini 1 1: :Y 1 1.-..1..1..i,,,11,---..- .',.--,.c-,,-,1.pi.....ni..1-. ian--011.1 ..1n1n 311-u4:u7:-u :r :u 1: :i izfz: gain: :: zu ::7:n7:n1u, 41:1 ..- .- 1.n-lniguilu ..nn1:: .- 1 ..uu... ni: lgnquuin-lu-qu--un--u-.u.-4...-ll.-...lg Parker Insurance Agency 116 N. Main Street Opposite Post Office PHONE 79 1.Il5.1n1n1..1nl..1.pi,,.-gg...I-141-1un...n.1nu1nn.-nu1nu1 .u.1nn.-,g.....g- l1gl1.l1nn1nn ...nluninniuu-.luiqqilpiuiliuilliqlilu-n1u1u1u:uu CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATIN G CLASS W. H. 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CENTRAL AT BOURNE AVE. PHONE 588 SOMERSET, KENTUCKY ACROSS FROM CITY HOSPITAL NEWTONIAN FLORAL SHOP ON THE SQUARE PHONE 10 SOMERSET, KENTUCKY izufzz lg-uc :: nvvn.i::7:. :si::,::fl:V -n:fl:W n:,nn:n:fn:7uu- i'H1l'-001 1 1-Ili .-11.1-I-...in-.q.1..i...-nlnin,1..,..1-l1..-...ing-.q1u..-nnlull -nu1nn-In-un-uu1uu1 SOUTHERN BELLE DAIRY CO. INCORPORATED GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS TELEPHONE 899 E. BOURN E AVENUE SOMERSET, KENTUCKY -gli..-..l..1..1..-Ig... 1-nu-an-ninu-nu-un:nies:un-nu1:11-un-un1nu1uu.1nl1nu-ua-uu1uui in1...-5.1Ili...-1.19.-'.1q'1.,1.....-.11qq1g..-..1'.i.'-..1u.i,..1 -uniln--.1-nn1-un-1:11 For a Treat in Something to Eat Try RED'S DRIVE-IN W. Mt. Vernon Street PHONE 764 Curb Service Carry-out Orders sfo :iliac :win :-nu -:-1:-1 7:- - -: Y: :lain 34:11 :u1nn-uu1nn1--1n-u- .I ...I-..-.--I.-.--...g. ..I,,I-IIII1II:I1I1,1,.,,...II..-Im.--III.-III...uII1III.1.u.-..1.n1... -ng1.q1g.4.g.1n.1luill1un- 1,,,,1nII1 ilu1l.1n1 1.11.IQ.ui.u1lII-.I.1gq1glipu1-u--uni..-.guiqqi My Bank to Thousands THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BAN K Somerset, Kentucky CAPITAL .....A.. ...... Sioopoo SURPLUS ,............ ........................ ........................A..... 8 400,000 SAFE ........ ........ S OUND ........,......... STRONG ago --I.u I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I q...-..- -..- - -...-..-..-..-......-....-.,..- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'i' Compliments of Pierce's Market 100 N. MAIN ST. ...gill-qi .1 1 i 1 3 -. 1 1 -Mi.. J' I Morris Brothers DEA LERS IN PROD U CE FEED SEED John Deere Farm Machinery SOMERSET, KENTUCKY 4..--I ---- - - - - - -..,,,.,,..,.,L I1-.,Ig-,,,.. iI --121ml 1 1 -...tu .f..-:.-is ,. :-. effgq. is .....,....... ,Az Z.- If..- I I - I SOMERSET'S LEADING NEWSPAPER 5 I CENTRAL DRY I I URNAL 1 1 L Jo li E 1 Mrs. Murray K. Rogers, Publfsfwf E PHONE 460 Paul T. Knapp, Associate Editor - - S h M 1 S t Best equipped job office in the out ap e tree mountains of Kentucky and Tennessee 5 T 1 1 I -if .g..-............................................--- We Clothe the Entfzlre Family FEDERATED STORE 220 E. Mt. Vernon Somerset, Ky SALES RADIO REPAIR SERVICE Albertson Radio 105 West Mt. Vernon Street SOMERSET, KENTUCKY Admiral Radio and Television TELEPHONE 378 W. J. 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LOAN COMPANY LOANS TO ssoo n..,,..1m.1nn.-unlun-.pm,IIn1.1uu.1.nI1un1:Iuu-I .-vm- n..n-in-un-un1un1n-uu-un-nn-u.1-.guiuuina-:nina-.uu1 DEXHEIMER - BEATY MOTORS MERCURY - FORD - FO RD TRACTORS SINCE 1921 FORD CORNER SOMERSET, KENTUCKY PHONE 73 AND 74 PAUL DEXHEIMER CHARLES R. BEATY ,!,..,,,,-.,l......,4,, .17 ...gn-.E-.::.::.... -2 2 I: ..:7..-Hein..-........-....-....-..u.....r....-.........-4. 1g..1 1 .-I-1nu1uu...u.1u....nu1n1n1u.i -,mi 1.-.-un,--.1.u1un1-n...u1.u1.u in....1..1,.1.....g1,.1u.1...-.n..1niH1 M 1.,1. 1 ul .. 11.11.111 ,1m,i.u-.gliql-.ll .-H1 ,n.....-luigli-utu-.n:1qnL..1g.,.q-...1.'...g TIBBALS DRUG STORE The Rexall Store SERVING THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1890 Fountain Service Athletic Supplies Whit1nan's Candies Stationery THE FAIR STORE Incorporated Outfitting Women---That's Our Business PHONE 267 SOMERSET, KENTUCKY :pin .-qq.-lp.-u in Sheaffer Pens 1.u.1.m1l.1,,,1,m.-nn.-n-.... .gilplqpilgiggi-.141-4 Graybeal Electric Company Hotpoint Appliances R C A Radios Phonograph Records PHONE 888 niulM1nn,-lpiggllqplilqigpiggingi-'in -..-......1..1..1g....g.-.....q.1..1.g-...qiI 1n1.g1 ...M1M144n1u.1g.1qp1.g1.g1..1..1lp1n1.p1..1l.1u1n.1..1 -nlu.-..lI11ln1ul1nu-nu 1.g1..1..1nn1.,,,1 u1,,u1.1,, 1...1IH1,,1...1.1I.1.1.11.1II1..1,.1,..1u1n.1.u1..1u1u THE FIRST and FARMERS NATIONAL BANK SOMERSET, KENTUCKY 1 1 1,q1.,,1..1qu1.., 1un1...,1nl.1...1..1un1.g1., 1 ,1.u1...1.g1..1.,1.u1.u1 11111111.11 W. 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OOLYER'S JEWELRY Watch and Clock Repairing ON THE SQUARE SOMERSET, KY, Arrow Shifts Stetson 8: Lee Hats McGregor Sports Wear Florsheim 8z Jarman Shoes Mefnfs omol Boys' Wear Made - to - Measure and Ready - to - Wear Clothing M1 1n1g.1..1.p1mu1,,,,1,, 4R 1.,.-..-..-...-....-.........-..-...... ... .....-..--4. .. 4.,. ..-.Y-.H-........-...-....-...-.....-...-.-..-..g. L 1 N E You Are Always Welcome l THE At l I f ' I H COTTON SHOP PU.l21Sli1 Dfllg CO. J . Where Quality and Low l Lad1es Ready-to-Wear Prices prevail I PHONE 201.W YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY 3 DRUG STORE N : SOMERSET, KY. JE 2 PHONE 43 WE DELIVER l I 2 l l -3----:f 2 ::------:f---:in :--. .-..-..-..-..- .....-..-.....-..-..-u......... 4. -Q. ----------------------u-------------+ ,-.u....-.....-.................-..-....-...----up ! I E l 5 LOANS sw to S300 Compliments of g 7 l PEOP LES LOAN Somerset Stone CO., T E L 1 l Corner Hgwy. 80 and U. S. 27 l E Truck Route Crushed Stone ,E SOMERSET, KY. Agricultural Lime .1 I l CHARLIE JONES, Manager E- HIGHWAY 80 PHONE 110 PHQNE 217 l E I l ! h ! .In.-...1qi1.1--1.,1.,1..1.......1...-.,.1,....-. Q. qu...li...--..-.,1..-.I......1..1,,.-,,,.i,.,,.....1,,... 4, -. 1 .- 1 :ing-...Q --:7un1q:i.p1-1:--u:7:: nl.: lu-lg.-,,..1..,,1u,., -u-will--gl.-H.-gl...-1.1. Distinctive Wearing Apparel for Women J OSEPH'S SOMERSET, KENTUCKY PHONE 134 1,.,1.,..-...ingiqlilnll -..,i..1..,g..1l.1..1...-.gl-. u.-gl...-l..Qq.1...-.I-.,..i.l1..-.gllql-.g,.... ...-,-,..-n,-...........-......-.........,-..g. 4-.. :.-..::.-:. :.-..-... :.W:. :.,:..... Anderson Drug Store School Supplies Prescriptions Fountain Service French Bauer Ice Cream PHONE 4 1 .1..g1...1q'1..-..1...i..1.l1..1q.-...1 REX T. SHARPE ACME QUALITY PAINT HARDWARE PHONE 291 230 Mt. 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