Somerset High School - Homespun Yearbook (Somerset, KY)

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QT, fr., .,,. . , ' :.'L.'i- .f . -, Q4 . - f r-grew. - la? . L 1957 Somerset High School Annual wb PUBLISHED AND PRINTED BY SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL SOMERSET, KENTUCKY FOREWORD The Class of 1957 presents this, the forty-seventh volume of the Homespun, to you, our patrons and friends as a record of our high school days. This book stresses the activities of our twelfth year. It is the linal account of our public school days. The Annual Staff CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCL A SSMEN ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ADVERTISEMENTS 3111 illivmnriam CATHERINE PARKER GOV ER A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warn, to comfort, and command. For twenty-eight years Mrs. Gover served as sec- retary to the superintendent. Her ability, her ef- ficiency, and her willingness to give of herself and to help others endeared her to the school and the community. 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A., University of Chicago, 10285 Summer Session, University of Kentucky, 1931, 19323 Principal, Middleton High School, 1925-'27, Principal, Anchorage High School, 1928-'35, Principal, Somerset High School, 1935- SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY 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 College: M.A., University of Kentucky Helen H. Hughes-A. B., Western College, Oxford, Ohio Ray Stines-B. S., Bethel College, Tennessee Shirley Smith-A. B., University of Kentucky Maurice Wesley-A. B., Berea College: M.A. University of Kentucky Chalmer E. Vineyard-B. S., Eastern College: College of Puget Sound, Tac- oma, Washington Hazel H. Ping-A. B., Kentucky Wesleyan College Allen Gregory-B. S., Georgetown College: University of Kentucky Arvine Phelps-B. S., Union College Peggy Baker-B. S. in Home Economics, Eastern State College SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY William M. 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 Collegeg University of Kentucky 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 Edward Tucker-Western Kentucky State College: Eastern Kentucky State College James R. Williams-B. S., University of Louisville Cynthia C. Lay-B. S. in Home Economics, University of Kentucky Sara Roach Cain--B. S. in Education, Ohio State University: University of Southern California, Claremont Graduate School, California Maurice Christopher-B. S., Murray College: University of Kentucky Vera Stevenson-A. B., Georgetown College Woodrow Allen-A. B., Union College, M. A. University of Kentucky A xx QQ' X? ff XV! 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SENIOR OFFICERS President---Jerry Kennedy Vice-President---Tommy Adams Secretary---Glenda Wilson Treasurer---Jim Tom Holt BETTY JESSE Folk Dancing Club 23 Glee Club 23 Radio Club 3, 43 Homespun Staff 2, 33 Annual Staff 43 Li- brary Staff 2, 3, 43 Library Club 43 Officer Libra- ry Club 43 Officer Radio Club43Officerof Home- room 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 43 Rep. to Mountain LaurelFestival43 Senior Girls Sextette 43 Girls Chorus 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Miscel- laneous Ensemble 1, 43 Sophomore Scholarship Medal. GENE TASSIE Track 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Baseball 43 Annual Staff 43 Officer of Science Club 33 Class Officer 43 MostValuab1e Player-Cumberland BowlGame 432nd Place RegionalTrackMeet33 NationalMerit Scholarship Test 4: National Honor Society 43 Cumberland Bowl Game Champs 4. TERRY LOVELESS Reserve Football 13 Varsity Football 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 23 Photography Club 33 Folk Dancing Club 43 Vocational Electricity 4. JO ANNE TAYLOR Glee Club 2, 33 Homespun Staff 23 Homeroom Officer 23 Annual Staff 43 G.A.A. 43 Folk Dane-- ing Club 23 Library Staff 2, 33 Junior Attendance Medal 3. GLENDA WILSON Freshman Scholarship Prize3 Glee Club 2, 33 Homeroom Officer 23 Regional Twirling Contest 2, 3, 43 Baton Trio-Regional Contest 43 Girls Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Student Council 3, 43 Officer Student Council 3, 43 Jumperette 2, 3, 43 Library Staff 2, 33 Homespun Staff 2, 3, 43 Editor of Homespun 43 G.A.A. 43 Class Officer 3, 43 National Honor Society 43 ScholarshipMedal 2, 3. EDWARD NEWTON Reserve Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Folk Dance Club 2, 3, 43 President Folk Dance Club 43 Folk Dance Festival 2, 33 Reserve Foot- ball 13 Boys' Chorus 1, 23 Basehall43ClassOfficer 23 Homeroom Officer. HERSCHEL SHEPHERD Shopville High School 1, 2, 33 F.F.A. 1, 2, 33 Clsss Play 33 Class Officer 33 VocationalPrinting 4. SANDRELLA HAIL Girls Chorus 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Library Staff 2, 3, 43 Library Club 43 Homespun Sfaff2, 33 Editor of Exchange Staff 33 Folk Dance Club 2g Debate Club 23 Radio Club 33 Jumperette 2,3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Regional Majorette Festival 2, 3, 43 State Majorette Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 Per- fect Attendance 3. MICHAEL RAY WILSON Glee Club 1, 23 Boys Chorus lg Hi-Y Club 3. ELEANOR ISAACS National Honor Society 43 Student Council 2, 33 Class Officer 33 Homespun Staff 2, 3, 43 Edi- torial Staff 43 D.A.R. Citizenship Award 43 Li- brary Staff 2, 33 Latin Essay Winner 23 G.A.A. 43 Y-Teens Club 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen Officer 2, 3, 43 Speech Club 4. NANCY BARNETT Student Council 1, 23 Officer 23 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Captain 33 Cheerleader Clinic 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 43 Girls Ensemble 13 Mixed Ensemble 43 Sextette 43 Piano Solo 2, 3, 43 Library Staff' 2: Homespun Staff 2, 33 G.A.A. 43 G.A.A. Council 43 AnnualStaff43 National Honor Society 43 Folk Dancing Club 4. BYRON YOUNG Mount Vernon Township High School, Mount Vernon, Illinois 1: College High, Bowling Green, Ky. and Madison-Model High School, Richmond, Ky. 23 Reserve Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Officer 43 Hi-Y Club 33 Folk Dancing Club 43 Annual Staff 43 National Athletic Scholarship Society 43 To- morrows Travelers 33 District Baseball Champi- ons 2, 33 District Basketball Champions 33 Nation- al Merit Scholarship Test 4. JIM ED DAULTON Reserve Football 13 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Reserve Basketball 23 Folk Dancing Club 2, 33 Boys Chorus 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Boys Glee Club 1. MARY FRANCES DAU LTON Girls Chorus 1, 2, 43Glee Club 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Girls Trio-Regional and StateContest 2, 33 Girls Chorus-State Contest 1, 23 Mixed Chorus- State Contest 1, 23 Cheerleader 3, 43 Cheerleader Clinic 33 Homespun Staff 2, 33 Homespun Feature Staff 23 Homespun Editorial Staff 33 Library Staff 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 33 Officer Y-Teens 33 G. A.A. 43 Officer G.A.A. Homeroom Officer 1, 23 Student Council 23 Candidate for Homecoming Queen 4. ROBERT JOSEPH NELSON Boys Chorus 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Homespun Staff 2, 3, 43 Exchange Editor 43 Boys Glee Club 23 Cheerleader 3, 43 Captain 43 Radio Club 3, 43 Student Council 43 Winner Magazine Drive 33 Bus- iness Manger 43 Golf Team 3, 43 Captain 43 Mixed Ensemble 43 Band 23 Runner-Up of I Speak For Democracy Contest 3, 43 Winner of High School Bowling League 1. JO AGNES JONES Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Clarinet Quartet-Regional Con- test 1, 2, 3, 43 Stat.e Contest 2, 33 Best All-Around Band Member 33 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 33 Mixed Cho- rus 1, 23 Glee Club 2, 33 Homespun Staff 2, 33 Editor of Annual 43 Debate Club 23 Library Staff 1, 23 Homeroom Officers 3, 43 Student Council 4g Candidate for Homecoming Queen 43 National Honor Society 43 Attendance Medal 2, 33 Folk Dancing Club 2. LEANNE BAISLEY Band 1,2,3,45 Girls Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls Trio-Superior Rating Regional and State 2,35 Folk Dancing Club 1,2,3,45 Festival 2,3,45 Homespun Staff 2,35 Editor 45 Library Staff 1,2,3,45 Library Club 45 Scholarship Merit Test 45 National Honor Society 45 G.A A. 45 Scholarship Medal 35 Spanish Essay Prize 3. ROBERT DAVIES Mixed Chorus 15 Homeroom Officer 15 Re- serve Basketball 25 Folk Dance Club 25 Track 2,35 Radio Club 3,45 Attendance Medal 25 Re- serve Football 15 Boys Chorus 15 Folk Dance Festival 25 Merit Scholarship Test 45 Tomorrow's Travelers 3. THOMAS F. ADAMS National Honor Society 3,45 Treasurer 45 Ath- letic Scholarship Society 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,35 Presi- dent 2,35 Homeroom Officer 2,3,45 Class Presi- dent 2,35 Vice President 45 Student Council 45 National Forensic League 45 Student Congress Representative 45 Football 2,3,45 Captain 45 Honorable Mention All-State 45 East-West Game 45 Basketball 3,45 Co-Captain 45 Baseball 2,3,4. WILDA SEARS Student Council 2,35 Homeroom Officer 3,45 Homespun Staff 3,45 Library Staff 3,45 Glee Club Z5 Girls Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Y-Teen Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Program Chairman 45 Scholarship Prize 2. EDWARD GREGORY Band 1,2,3,45 Brass Quartet15 Trumpet Trio 35 Trumpet Quartet 45 Brass Sex tet 25 Trumpet Solo 3,45 Boys Glee Club 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,45 Mixed Sextet 45 All-District Band 1,25 Radio Arts Club 45 Hungry 5 H.S. Dance Band 4. N. F. L. 4. NANCY JAN BEASLEY Homespun Staff 2,3,45 Library Staff 1,2,3,45 Library Club 45 Officer 45 Homeroom Officer 45 Folk Dance Club 2,3,45 State Folk Festival 25 Mountain Folk Festival 35 Folk Dance Club Of- ficer 45 Candidate for Homecoming Queen 4. SAMMY TWEEDY Glee Club 1,25 Boys Chorus 1,25 Regional Con- test 1,2,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Art Staff Homespun 1,2,35 Art Editor 45 Annual 45 Track 2,3,45 Baseball 25 Reserve Football 1,25 Reserve Basketball 25 Varsity Football 3,45 Golf Team 3,45 Photography Club 3. KATHRYN RAYE SILVERS Girls Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 15 Miscellaneous Ensemble 45 Jumperette 2,3,-15 Regional Music Festival 2,3,45 State Twirling Contest 3,45 Baton Trio 45 Kentucky High School Press Conference 3,45 Homespun Staff 2,3,45 Asst. Business Man- ager 35 Business Manager 45 Library Staff 2,45 Library Club 45 Folk Dancing Club 2,3,4. JOHN PARKER DFNTON Boystlhours 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Student Coun- cil 15 t1lassOt't'icer 15 Freshman Citizenship A- ward5 Homerooin Otticcr 1, 25 Radio Club 3, 41 Speech Club 45 Scholarship Award 225 Homespun Editorial Staff 45 National Honor Society 34,45 President National Honor Society 4, Delegate to M, U.N.A.'l'. 45 Student Congress 45 Radio Club Officer 45 Co-Program Director Radio Club 45 National Forensic League 45 School Winner, Voice ol' Democracy Contest 4 PATRICIA SUMNER Y-Teen Club 2, Il, 45 Ol't'icer 2, 45 Homespun Statt' Il, 45 Library Staff Officer 45 Homeroom Officer l, 2, 45 Student Council 35 Attendance Medal 35 Scholarship Pin 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Girls Chorus l, 25 Merit Scholarship Test 45 Girls Chorus 12. RFGINA DICK Class tlfticer 15 l-lomeroom Officer 1, 2, H, 4. Girls Chorus 1, 25 Glee Club 125 Folk Dance Club 2, 5-3, 45 Homespun Stall' 2, Il, 45 Asst, Business Manager 225 Co-Editor of Homespun 45 Jumper- ette 2, 35 HandSponsor 15 Regional Music Festi- val 2, Il, 45 Haton ltlnsemble 45 .lumperette Fn- semble 2, 22, 45 State Music Festival 3, 45 'l'wirl- ing Clinic 25 Rep. Strawberry Festival 245 Press Conference 3, 45 Homecoming Queen 4. JARED PRl'lSCtl'l'T KENNEDY Debate Club 2, 3, 45 President 45 Varsity Foot- ball 3, -lg Reserve Football I, 25 National Forensic League 2, il, 45 National Honor Society Il, 45 Na- tional Athletic Scholarship Society Cl, -lg Student Council 3, 45 President -11 Radio tllub 3, 4: Winner Regional Debate Contest 45 Superior Extenip- oraneous Speaking 41 Scholarship Medal Z, fl, 45 Student Congress 13,45 Finalist National Merit Scholarship 'lest 45 Chairman llN'Cl'lF Drive 4: Senior Playg President Senior Class. HllHl'IR'l' BYRON VAlltlHN Hand l,Z2,I!, 45 Drum Major 4: Haritone Solo Regional Contest l, 2. il, 45 State 1,515 All - State Hand 2, 33 Folk Dance Club 2, 35 Debate Club Il, 45 Regional Debate Champs Ii, Regional Debate Runner llp 45 First Place Externporanous Speak ing Regional Speech Contest it, 45 Fditorial Staff ot' Homespun It, 45 Honieroom President 45 Radio Club 45 National Honor Society -15 Student Cong restt -I5 N.F.l,. 4: National Merit Scholarship Test. MARY SUZANNI-IGRAGG Homespun Statl' l, 2, Il: Feature Staff' 25 lix change Stafi' Il: Annual Stall' 45 Library Stall' 2, 24, 45 Library Club 45 Debate Club 25 Folk Dance Club 225 Y 'l'ecn Club 35 Radio 'Tlub 45 tilce Club l,iZ1 tlirls Chorus 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1,23 Merit Scholarsliip 'lt St 4. NANCY l,l'IlC llOll'l l' lluntingburtf, Indiana High Scht ol 15 Pep Club , V 4 - . t . lg t-ews Club lg t1.A,A. l, 41lVl1Xeothoi'usl,25 tlirls Chorus, l, Z, Il: Y-Teens 2, 34, 45 Treasure 35 Presitlt-nt 45 Student Congress 25 Homespun Stall' 2, Zi, -15 library Stwft' It, 4 J l'lRAl,D MONDS t lass Oiticer 23 Student Council Ll 3, 45 Na- tional Athletic Seho'ai'ship Society Sl, 45 Varsitx Football 2, CC, -15 Track 2, Il, -'15 Reserve Hasket- lvall 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 245 District liasket- ball f'IlJiQ1lPlHllS-iQ ltlubank High School 1, R:- sxrv e Haslzetball lg Class tll 'icer 1. DONALD NELSON FULCHER Science Club 2, 3, Attendance Medal 3, Voca- tional Printing 3, 4. DON RAINWATER Hi-Y 2, 3, Music 1, Vocational Electricity 3, 4. NORMA JEAN COMBEST Y-Teen Club 2, 3. ROSS DOUGLAS COX Science Club 2, 3, Manager of Track Team 2. PATRICIA ANNE BROWN Girls Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Folk Dance Club 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Flute Quartet 2, Region- al Music Festival 2, Y-Teen Club 4, State Band Contest 2, 3, 4, Homespun Staff 2. RICHARD W. SEARS Reserve Football 1, 2, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Field and Track 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Reserve Basketball Manager 3, Will iClark Athletic Award 1, State Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT HOOD Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Folk Dance Club 2, 3, Vocational Machine Shop 3, 4. JOAN MEADOWS Class Officer 1, Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Debate Club 2, Y-Teen 3, Folk Dance Club 4, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 4, Polka Dot Trio 2, 3. 4, Trio Regional and State Contest 2, 3, Solo Regional Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo State Festival 3, Girls Sextet 4, Mis- cellaneous Ensemble 4, Regional Speech Contest 4, Homespun Staff 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Schol- arship Medals 2, 3,National Honor Society 4, Representative to Mountain Laurel Festival 4. JANET GARNER Folk Dance Club 25 Y-Teen Club 3,45 Home- spun Staff 2,3,45Library Staff 3,45LibraryClub 4. JIMMY WESLEY Eubank High School 1, 25 Best All-Around Boy 25 Hi-Y 3, Radio Club 45 Homespun Typist 4. MYRA STRINGER EASTHAM Band 1,2535 Glee Club 25 Folk Dance 35 Pep- Club 45 Annual Staff 4. GERALDINE WILSON F.H.A. 25 F. H.A Parliamentarian 25 Y-Teens 35 Girls Athletic Association Council 45 F.H.A. 3 HERALDEAN JONES Reserve Basketball 15 Hi-Y Club 25 Track 1, 25 Photography Club 35 Vice President 35Vocational Machine Shop 3, 4. JANETTE COOPER Y-Teens Club 25 F.H A. 3. BETTY LOU WILKERSON Girls Chorus 1, 25 Radio Club25 Mixed Chorus 25 State Music Festival 25 Y-Teen Club 3. 45 Homespun Staff 3, 45 Library Staff 45 Girls Athletic Association 45 Homespun Typist 4. JOHN MILTON EADS Homeroom President 15 Hi-Y Club 25 Treas- urer 35 Homeroom Secretary 25 Reserve Foot- ball l, 25 Vocational Printing 45 Auto Mechan- ics 35 Attendance Medal 1,2,3,4, Reserve Foot- ball Captain 2. KATHLEEN SHADOAN STEVENS Homeroom President 1,35 F.H.A. Historian 2, 33 F.H.A. Club 1,2,3g Library Staff 1,2g Homespun Staff 1,2,3g Norwood High School 4. EARNEST SMYTHE JAMES Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 3, Boys Glee Club 2, Vocational Machine Shop 3, 4. JANET WARREN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jumperette 2, 3, 4, Folk Dance 2, 3, 4, Vice President 33 Folk Dance Festival 2,3, Girls Chorus 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, G.A.A. 4g Library Staff 3, 43 Homespun Staff 2, 3, 43 Asst. Business Manager 4, Twirling Ensemble Regional 2, 3, 43 State Twirling Ensemble 3, 43 Brass Sextet Regional 43 Trumpet Quartet Reg- ional 2, 33 Trumpet Quartet State 23 Twirling Solo Regional and State 43 State Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette and Twirling Clinics 2. BILLY REXROAT Track 1, Folk Dance Club 3, Vocational Auto Mechanics 3, Vocational Electricity 4. NORMA CHRISTINE BLOOMER Homeroom Officer 1g Folk Dance Club 2, 3. EARLENE PRICE Y-Teens 2, 4, Student Council 4: Y-Teen Conference 25 Program Chairman 25 Girls Ath- letic Association 4, Homespun Staff 43 Library Staff 43 Folk Dance Club 3. LEDA RANDALL Future Homemakers 23 F.H.A. Vice President 23 Y-Teen Club 3. BILLY WAYNE WILSON Hi-Y Club 2, Auto Mechanics 3, 4. CHARLES WADDLE Boys Chorus 1, 25 Science Club 25 Auto Me- chanics 3, 4. WILMA MUSE Y-Teen Club 15 Future Homemakers 2. MAMIE FRANCIS HAHN Folk Dance Club 1, 2. SHIRLEY DEBORD Homeroom Officer 15 Folk Dance Club 25 Y- Teen Club 35 Library Staff 3, 45 Homespun Staff 45 Winner of Betty Crocker Award 45 Winner of Conservation Essay Contest 4. JERRY BENNETT Reserve Football 1, 25 Track 1, 25 Class Officer 2, 35Folk Dance Club 35 Science Club 25 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. DORIS BURTON Girls Glee Club 25 Y-Teen Club 3, 45 Library Club 4. BETTY GILMORE Dunbar High School 1, 2, 3 Cheerleader 1, 2 35 Y-Teens l, 25 F. H. A. 1, 25 Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Officer 45 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3. CHARLES FITCH Dunbar High School 1, 2, 35 Reserve Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Officer 45 Glee Club 1, 2 3 ETHEL LEE HOLSOMEBACK Clearwater High School, Clearwater, Fla., 13 Future Homemakers of America 2, 33 Officer of F.H.A. 33 Girls Chorus 23 Attendance Medal 4. EUGENE PRATHER Reserve Football 13 Reserve Basketball 1, 21 Varsity Football 3, 43 Baseball 1. 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y Club 23 Folk Dance Club 43 Student Council 1 2, 3, 43 LOWELL BURTON Varsity Football 3, 43 Reserve Football 1, 2, Boys Glee Club 1, 23 Co. Captain Reserve Foot- ball 23 Track 33 Folk Dance 43 Vocational Elecf tricity 4. RUBY FULLER Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Co-Captain 3, 43 Girls Chorus 1, 23 Debate Club 23 Folk Dancing Club 33 Officer of Folk Dancing Club 33 Officer of Homeroom 33 Third Place Winner of Tommor- row's Travelers Contest 23 Library Staff 4: Homespun Staff 2, 3. 43 Editorial Staff 43 G.A.A. 43 National Honor Society 4. DANNY JASPER Reserve Football 23 Varsity Football 43 Science Club 2, 33 Officer 33 Homeroom 23 National Honor Society 43 National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. JUNE JASPER Student Council 13 Folk Dance Club 23 Y-Teen Club 3. CLYDA HUDDLESTON VANHOOK Pulaski County High School 1, 2, 33 Folk Dance Club 1, 2, 33 Majorette 2, 33 Tri-Y Hi-Y Club 2, 3g Mixed Chorus 2, 3. JAMES DYKES Glee Club 23 Science Club 3, Folk Dnnce Club 43 Homeroom Officer 33 Attendance Medal 2, 33 Scholarship Medal 33 National Merit Scholarship Test 4. MAXIN E DYKES F.H.A. 1, 23 Parliamentarian 1, 23 Homeroom Treasurer 33 Folk Dance Club 33 Girls Athletic Association 43 Homespun Staff 1, 2, 3. ANN KEMPER Band 1, 2, 33 Girls Chorus 1, 23 State Band Contest 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens Represenative 23 Home- spun Staff 23 Folk Dance Club 33 Girls Athletic Association 43 Homeroom Officer 4. CAROLYN BASIL Band13 Regional Band Contest13State Contest IQ Clarinet Quartet 13 Regional Music Festival13 Y-Teens 2, 33 Vice-President Y-Teens 23 Home- room Officer 43 Library Staff 2, 33 Girls Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 1. ALAN REED Band 2, 33 Hi-Y Club 23 Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. JOHN FITZWATER Track lj Boys Glee Club 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 23SpeechClub 3, 43 Band 3g Na- tional Forensic League 43 Tomorrow's Travelers 3g Radio Club 2, 3, 43 President 43 Co-Program Director 43 Vocational Printing 43 Homespun Staff 2, 3, 43 Sports Editor 43 Press Conference 3, 43 Enoch Grehan Certificate for Newspaper Service 43 Merit Scholarship Test 43 Regional Speech Contest 33 Homecoming Queen Escort 43 Mixed Ensemble 4. THRESA DORIS GODBY Y-Teen Club 2, 3, 43 Girls Athletic Association 43 Girls Chorus 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 13 Club Offi- cer 2. SONJ A MORGAN Attendance 13 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Folk Dance Club 23 Y-Teen Club 33 Girls Athletic Associa- tion 43 Homespun Staff 4. CHARLES ELDEN WRIGHT Hi-Y Club 23 Science Club 33 Attendance Medal 3, 43 Vocational Printing 3, 4. ALLEN MITCHELL Class President 1, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Officer 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Re- serve Basketball l, 2, Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, National Athletic Scholarship So- ciety 2, 3, 4, National Forensic League 3, 4, State Debate Tournament 3, Regional Runner-up 4, Student Congress Representative 2, 3, 4, Re- serve Football 1, 2, Captain 1, Winner I Speak for Democracy Contest 3. VERNON WILSON Science Club 2, Hi-Y Club 3, Machine Shop 3, 4. SONDRA SUE LOVE Folk Dancing 2, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 3, Girls Athletic Association 4. THOMAS LOYAL SMITH Glee Club 2, Hi-Y Club 3, Mixed Chorus 2. JAMES THOMAS HOLT Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Football 1, 2, De- bate Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Regional Speech Contest 3, 4, M. U. N.A.T. Delegate, Class Treasurer 4, Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,4, Scholar- ship Prize 3, Scholarship Medal 2, 3,43 National Honor Society 4, Band 3, National Merit Scholar- ship Test 4, National Forensic League 4, Regional Debate Runner-up 4, Boys Chorus 1, Undefeated Debate Team 4. LOTTIE LEE MUSE Future Homemakers of America 3, Folk Dance Club 2. PRI SCILLA ALECHIA SNAPP Dunbar High School 1, 2, 3, Class President 1, Vice President 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Photography Club 4, N. H. A. Club 1, 2. BEULAH WILSON Dunbar High1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, N.H.A. Club 1,2, Y-Teen Club 1, 2, Class Secretary 1, Class President 3. 2 JOE MORRIS Boys Chorus 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 2gG1ee Club 23 Band 2,3,4g Science Club 2. CHARLES COWAN Auto-Mechanics 3, 4, Radio Club 2. VIRGINIA ANN VAUGHT Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 43 Home- spun Staff 2, 43 Editorial Staff 43 Y-Teen 2, 3, 43 President 23 Secretary 35 Student Council 43 G.A. A. Vice-President 4g Speech Club 45 National Honor Society 4. BETTY JEAN SAI.-MON Future Hornemakers of America l, 2, 3. CARL MEECE Boys Glee Club 1, 23 Science Club 33 Homespun Staff 23 Vocational Printing 3, 43 Attendance Medal 2,4. CLEO GREGORY Band 2, 33 Boys Glee Club 1,23 I-lisY 3, 45 Vo- cational Printing 3, 4. DAVID HAM National Athletic Scholarship Society 3, 43 Var- sity Football 3,4, Football Letterman 3, 4, Honor- able Mention All-State 43 East All-Star Team 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 4, National Merit Scholarship Test 4. CURTIS COX Varsity Basketball 33 Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Treasurer Freshman Class 15 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Class Club 1,2,3. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES MARY ETTA GARRETT Dunbar High School 1,2,33 Cheerleader 1,2,3g N.H.A. 1,2,3g Y-Teen l,2,3g Class Officer 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 15 Glee Club 1,2,3,4. EMBY E. CHILDERS Hi-Y Club 23 Photography Club 3g Student Council 3. GLEN HALE Science Club 1,2g Vocational Auto Mechanics 3,4. CHARLES CARRENDER Burnside High School 1,23 Basketball 1,25 Vo- cational Auto Mechanics 4. EDWARD COOK Dunbar High School 1,2,3g Reserve Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 33 Class Treasure 35 Mixed Chorus 3g Varsity Football 43 Basketball 43 Baseball 4. THOMAS ANDERSON Liberty High School 1,25 Football 3,43 Hi-Y 3 F.F A. 1,2g Student Council 4. FRANCIS FITCH Dunbar High School l,2,3g Reserve Basketball 1,23 Varsity Basketball 1,2,3g Class Officer 2,33 Mixed Chorus l,2,3. HAROLD CUNNINGHAM Dunbar High School 1,2,3g Reserve Basketball 1,23 Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Basketball 4g Baseball 4. JAMES HOWARD ROBERTS JUNIOR OFFICERS President---Ed Ledford Vice-President---Ann Strunk Secretary---Brenda Watkins Treasurer---Glenn Gover J UNIORS Eddie Ledford Jo Ann Holloway Louisa Green Gene Branscum Judy Goforth Joyce Burton Jerry Back Cookie Simpson Sue Girdler Patty Dalton Bumelle Whitaker Larry Dick Mary Hays Inman Barbara Starkey Hadie Alice Herrin Joyce Mounce J UNIORS David Graybeal Nancy Vaught Willis Dobbs Barbara Faulkner Ann Strunk Kempie Watkins Lynda McKenney Polly Claunch Barbara Simpson Nancy Waddle Eddie McKenney Gaynelle Shearer Marcella Sears Johnny Miller Faye VVatkins Vicki Ritter IUNIORS Sue Hines Ruth Kelley Glenn Gover Phyllis DeBord Wade Cain Virginia Lowry Joyce Lilly Faune Simpson Judy Newell Frank Burkett Betty Tarter Linda Wilson Norman Gover Joyce Jones Emma J. Acton Jimmy Massey Betty Waite Arneice Anderson Roberta Mills Mary J. Gilmore J UNIORS Joe Rudd Nancy Baker Russell Root Wilma Hall Helen Hembree June Tucker Paula Grear Patty Caldwell Hershel Bolton Elizabeth Johnson K. T. Miller Janice Shelton Mary Collmar Judy Hughes Kenny Creekmore Judy Howard Mary Lee Bryant Charles Helton Joyce Daulton Tammie Dubro J UNIORS NOT PICTURED HOMEROOM 4 Robert Buis James Cowan Bill Crockett Gerald Lee Edwards Lawrence Jackson Perry Keller David Massey Noel Mounce Larry Phelps Franklin Snapp Tommy Tompkins Charles White HOMEROOM 11 Janice Herrin Geraldine Lane Shirley Love Ruby Newell HOMEROOM 2 Nell Branscum Margaret Ellen Gooch Bonnie Hamm Sarah Prather Lucy Stigall Virginia Lee Strunk HOMEROOM 6 Frank Bourne William Coffey Richard Correll Junior Dick Tommy Edmundson Harold Hail Sam Hayes Fred Hines Bobby McGaham James Edward Newell James Phelps Jimmie Roy Tony Stringer James Trammell Curtis Turpin Owens Wyrick SOPHOMGRE OFFICERS President---Ted Alan Ramsey Vice-President---Donald Velkley Secretary---Patricia Bastin Treasurer---James Kopenhoefer SOPHOMORE BOYS HOMEROOM 8 Mr. Phelps First Row, left to right: Vertrees Jones, Ted Allan Ramsey, Garnett Dick, J. D. Sharpe, Harold Davis, James Mounce. Second Row: David Taylor, S. M. Wilson, Charles Hughes, Charles Edison, Larry Coomer, Larry Conaster, Fred Francis, Spencer Pitman, John Roberts. Third Row: Mr. Phelps, Billy Butt, Stephen Jasper, Eugene Smith, Donald Sears, John Dick, Wayne Eldridge, Douglas Losey, Stanley Ander- SOIL Fourth Row: Jerry Cassada, Jim Fred Kopenhoefer, James Fred Hines, Billy Mauney, Ronnie Christopher, Jimmy Godby, Floyd Wiles, Robert Sutherland, Ronald Bryant, Ronald Brown. Not in Picture: Lloyd Girdler, George Gregory, Charles VanHook. SOPHOMORE GIRLS HOMEROOM 15 Mrs. Ping First row, left to right: Johnetta Owsley, Jeanne Conley, Jeanette Yeary, Barbara Todd, Lily Cook, Drex Sutherland. Second row: Vera Dawn Miller, Fayrene Wilson, Geneva Robinson, Phylis Shelton, Pauline Baker, Anita Denham. Becky Rayborn, Alice Simpson. Third row: Mrs. Ping, Sonja Cinnamno, Betty Jo McC1endon, Ann Burgin, Christine Masten, Voleda Glover, Emily Spears, Linda Tibbals, Sue Cowan. Fourth row: Jolly Harden, Madeline Aldrige, Ethel Phelps, Geneva Jones, Mary Kennedy, Betty Sue Poynter, Jenny Keith, Pat Basten, Lydia Walker. SOPHOMORE GIRLS HOMEROGM 14 Miss Peggy Baker Front row, left to right: Jeanne Sherman. Ann Vertrees, Marie Tibbals, Janice Cooper, Karen Hoffman. Second row: Lorene Bray, Ruby Hall, Julia Judy, Freda Creekmore, Sue Ping, Dorothy Robbins, Fanchon Miller, Judy Laugherty. Third row: Lorene Wilson, Judy Sexton. Lois Burton, Ruth Cowan, Patricia Taylor Dick, Mary Alexander, Patricia Massey. Fourth row: Priscilla Gassoway, Barbara Prather, Katherine Whiten- burg, Carol Cook, Patricia Evans, Doris Phelps, Louise Keeney. Wanda Stallard, Jennie Dobbs, Betty Smith. SOPHOMORE BOYS HOMEROOM 17 Mr. Williams. Front row: left to right Richard Godby, Crit Threlkeld, Edsil Daws, J. D. Denton, Robert Roberts, Larry Cassada, and Pete Lancaster. Second row: Buddy Broyles, Jerry Conneley, Robert Garner, John Rob- erts, Jessie Dick, Kyle Wallace, Charles Stricklin, Jerry Snell. Third row: Darrell Presley, James Dykes, Gordon Wiles, Gary Mitch- ell, Gerald Massey, Leland Burnette, James W. Hines, Wilson Sears, Brent Louie Jones, Jose Brown, James I. Hines. Fourth row: Donald Velkley, Hamp Kelly, Jimmy Angel, Jimmy Godby, David Isbell, George Bullock, Billy Elliot, Wayne Pierce, Richard Allen. Not in picture: R. L. Wright, Mack Tarter. f L FRESHMAN OFFICERS President---Robert B. Waddle Vice-President---Jane Woodall Secretary and Treasurer---Tommy Joe Criswell ' FRESHMAN GIRLS HOMEROOM 3 Mrs, Fuller First row, left to right: Margaret VanHook, Alma J. McClain, Martha Roberts, Glenna Faye Shelton, Anna S. Lundy, Pat Shelton, Gwen Davies, Janie Witson. Second row: Eva Stokes, Anna Jones, Mary Burton, Mellie Catron, Linda Waters, Mary B. Early, Mary Jo Hood, Chester Hill, Sue Wright, Wanda Cook. Third row: Dorthy Moore, Melinda Hines, Barbara Manning, Linda Land, Patricia Baker, Mary E. Renfro, Lena Bingham, Becky Newell, Dean Wesley, Mrs. Fuller. Fourth row: Patricia Gill, Janice Tarter, Rena Stallard, Joyce Ann Keeney, Mary L. Andreeson, Lois Purdue, Janice Gregory, Shirley Cromer, Sylvia Durham, Pauline DeBord. FRESHMAN BOYS HOMEROOM 7 Mr. Stines First Row, left to right: Charles Beaty, Paul Sumpter, David Paisley. Billy Fisher, Joe Bastin, Douglas Mounce, Jerry Salmons. Second Row: Louis Dick, Eddie Hines, Junior Randall. David Wilson, Charlie Poynter, Glendal Mounce, John Tomlinson, Jimmy Avera. Third Row: Mr. Stines, Thomas Nevels, Jackie McQueen. Bill Cain, Curtis Wallace, William Hodge, Donnie Pierce, Kenneth Davis, Thomas Sex- ton, James Stacey. Fourth Row: Cornelius Coffey, Jackie Girdler, Glen Burdine, Ronald Wilson, John Isbell, Wendell Meece, Elray Edwards, Carl Hargis, Gerald Large, Winston Wright, Tommy Joe Criswell. Not in picture: James Hail. FRESHMAN GIRLS HOMEROOM 10 Mrs. Hughes From left to right: First Row: Linda Catron, Joan Holton, Linda Bryant, Betty Wilson, Mary E. Baker, Jo Ann Robinette. Second Row: Norma Klepper, Nancy Hail, Margaret Stringer, Donna Vanhook, Christine Daws, Sue Meadows, Alberta Daulton. Third Row: Kathleen Warren, Eleanor Schlemmer, Patricia Owsley, Ruth Bell, Carolyn Crockett, Rebecca Conner, Verdonnia Stigall, Arminta Garrett, Mrs. Hughes. Fourth Row: Jane Ann Yadon, Judy Woodall, Phyllis Dykes, Orma Dean McCalister, Sue Randall, Diana Loveless, Sue Hines, Ar-lee Mullins, Blanch Hatfield, Judy Weddle. Not In Picture: Barbara Dick, Ann Gooch, Anna Spears, Yvonne Johnson, Helen Patrick. FRESHMAN BOYS HOMEROOM 1 Mr. Woodrow Allen From left to right: First Row: Gerald Daws, Lawrence Berry, Lucian Garrett, Donald Estes, Kenneth Stephens, Bobby Glover, Harley Corrender. Second Row: Ronnie Jasper, Gale Wilson, Bobby Ho-llas, Carroll Burkett, Joe Newell, Ronnie Dick, David Phelps. Third Row: Wilbert Wilson, Ronnie Baker, Bobby Lewis, Douglas Hamm, Bill Schneider, Arthur Rice, Tommy Crockett, Billy Ross, Kay Bates. Fourth Row: William Shadoan, J. B. Root, Dale Tarter, Roger Price Bob Waddle, Johnny Ward, Sammy Miller, Bruce Ledford, Cornell Mercer., Not in Picture: Howard Collins, James Henderson, Robert Proffitt, Claude Claunch, Bill Mounce. FRESHMAN GIRLS HOMEROOM 18 Miss Smith First row, left to right: Dorothy Mounce, Billy Hail, Jane Woodall, Betty Sue Heaton, Sue Ledford, Janet Richardson, Kay Stringer, Carole Cundiff. Second row: Mary S. Massey, Sue Phelps, Fay Caldwell, Margaret Davis, Norma Stewart, Claudean Barns, Catherine Waite. Third row: Miss Smith, Johanna Holt, Jackie Overly, Bonnie Smith, Joan Wesley, M-argie Gossett, Helen Klepper, Joyce Dye, Pat McMahan. Fourth row Betty Lou Estes, Joyce Bolton, Glenda Girdler, Judith Weaver, Brenda Turpin, Edith Chestnut, Florence Lou Ard, Mary Elizabeth Jones, Mary Ann Cornett, Marlene Hamm. Not in picture: Mary McLaughin, Ada Evans, Edna Caldwell. FRESHMAN BOYS HOMEROOM 16 Mr. Vineyard First Row, left to right: Jimmy Burkhardt, Robert Rainwater, Gerald Childers, Kenneth Whitson, Johnny Cundiff, Sammy Beasley, Larry Hamm, James Stepp. Second Row: James Poynter, Bobby Setser, Jimmy Dills, Wendell Roberts. Gerald Cordell, Calvin Burton, Ronny Guy, Dickie Deprato, Harold Baker, Jimmy Weddle. Third Row: Mr. Vineyard, Robert Owsley, Marvin Stevens, Mike Gay, Rodger Root, Neil Smith, Freddy Neikirk, Mike Jones. Fourth Row: Dewey Meece, Bill Hines, David Bodie, Donnie Phelps, Charles Evans, L. V. Wright. V Not in picture: Rcihard Ingram, Paul Sears, Stephen Shaefer, James Todd, Walter Waddle Paul Wilson. THE 1955-1956 CHEERLEADERS HOMECOMIN G QUEEN nifwr 'fi-'fm C4. Editor-in-Chief ., Associate Editor Feature Editor .. Club Editors ..,.,. . Class Editors a..., Athletics Editor ........... Art Editor ,.......... ANNUAL STAFF .Jo Agnes Jones ........Nancy Barnett v,.,........,................, Suzanne Gragg ..,..........,.Betty Jesse and Sandrella Hail Joan Meadows and Jo Anne Taylor .........Tommy Adams, Byron Young, and Gene Tassie Sammy Tweedy NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In September seven seniors formed the nucleus for the Somerset chapter, which Was organized in 1936. Thirteen seniors were added to the group in the December initia- tion. From the forty J uniors eligible in the spring, seven were chosen as members. OFFICERS President .........,..... ........... ...,.,..... ......... ........... J o h n Denton Vice President ,.....,.. . ..........,.............., ........ G lenda Wilson Secretary ................... ....... ......... P a tricia Sumner Treasurer ........ ............... . ...,, ..,.............. ....... T 0 m my Adams Student Council Representative .......... ......... A llen Mitchell Social Chairman ................... .....,.. ,...... , . .,.. ..... W i lda Sears Program Chairman ........ ..,................,............. ........ J e rry Kennedy MEMBERS First row, left to right - Ruby Fuller, Jo Agnes Jones, Eleanor Isaacs, Betty Jesse Patricia Sumner, Leanne Baisley, Virginia Vaught. Second Row-Glenda Wilson, Wilda Sears, Allen Mitchell, Joan Meadows, Nancy Barnett, James T. Holt. Third Row-Tom Adams, John Denton, David Ham, Hugh Vaughn, Jerry Kennedy Gene Tassie, Danny Jasper. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY This organization is composed of boys who have lettered in a major sport at Somer- set High School. In addition to making a letter,they must have an average or above scholas- tic rating for three semesters and must be approved by the principal on their sportsman- ship and their attitude while participating in a school event. MEMBE RS First row, left to right- Richard Correll, Allen Mitchell, Jerry Kennedy, Joe Rudd, Bill Mauney. Second row,left to right-Ed Cook, Gene Tassie, David Ham, Ed McKenney, Danny Jasper, Terry Loveless. Third row, left to right-William Coffey, Tommy Adams, Byron Young, Gene Prath- er, David Graybeal, Gerald Monds, Gene Branscum, Edward Newton. STUDENT COUNCIL The members of the Student Counciliare representatives from each homeroom and each club in school. OFFICERS President .......... ....... ..... ........ ........ . . . Vice President ....... Secretary . . ...... Treasurer .o.,... .......4........... Sponsor ........ ,.........,............ .......... ..,.................... . .... . MEMBERS .Jerry Kennedy ....................Joe Rudd . ........ Glenda Wilson Helen Hem bree Wood row Allen Front row: Earlene Price, Mary Jo Hood. Virginia Vaught, Eleanor Isaacs, Helen Hembree, Jo Agnes Jones, Mary Hayes Inman, Judy Weddle, Sue Ledford. Second row: Marie Tibbals, Lydia Walker, Glenda Wilson, Tommy Adams, D8V1d Graybeal, Gerald Monds. Third row: Bob Waddle, Bill Cain, Paul Wilson, Jerry Kennedy, Robby Nelson Joe Rudd, Allen Mitchell, Donald Velkley. HOMESPUN STAFF 1956-1957 Editors: Leanne Baisley, Regina Dick, and Glenda Wilson: Business Manager: Kathryn Silvers: Editorial Staff: Eleanor Isaacs, Jerry Kennedy, Pat Sumner, Hugh Vaughn, Ruby Fuller, Wilda Sears, Virginia Vaught, Nancy Routt, and John Denton: Sports' Editor: John Fitzwater: Exchange Editor: Robbie Nelson: High School Reporter to Local Papers: Ann Strunk:AlumniEditor:June Tucker: Art Editor:Sammie Tweedy: Club Editor:Vicki Ritter: Asst. Business Managers: Janet Warren, Mary Hays Inman, and Patty Caldwell: Typists Betty Lou Wilkerson, Shirley DeBord, and Jimmie Wesley: Feature Staff: Wade Cain, Helen Hembree, Judy Newell, Nancy Baker, Madeline Aldridge, James F. Kopenhoefer, Jeanne Sherman, Linda Tibbals, Nancy Vaught, and Gaynelle Shearer: Reporters: Sue Ping, Brenda F. Watkins, Elizabeth Johnson, Sonja Morgan, Hadie Herrin, Mary Kennedy, and Earlene Price: Business Staff: Barbara Starkey, Cookie Simpson, Sue Hines, Tammie Du- brow, Nancy Jan Beasley, Nancy Waddle, Owens Wyrick, Janet Garner, and Pat Taylor: Sports Staff: Ronnie Christopher and Billy Mauney: Exchange Staff: Frank Burkett, Janice Cooper, Barbara Faulkner: Art Staff: Paula Grear, Louisa Green, Lydia Walker, Judy Howard, and Pete Lancaster: Print Shop: Mr. Ping: Faculty Adviser: Miss Stevenson. LIBRARY STAFF At table, left to right: Doris Burton, Virginia Vaught, Joan Meadows, Betty Jesse, Janet Warren. Standing: Earlene Price, Pat Sumner, Nancy Routt, Wilda Sears, Shirley DeBord, Leanne Baisley, Betty Wilkerson, Suzanne Gragg, Eleanor Isaacs, Nancy Jan Beasley. The students on the Library Staff work one hour each week during their study hall periods. They check books in and out, shelve books, assist other students in finding books, and type book lists and catalog cards. Mrs. Broyles is the faculty adviser. At table, left to right: June Tucker, Nancy Vaught, Janice Cooper, Linda McKinney, Pat Taylor Dick. Standing: Mary Jo Hood, Jeanne Conley, Gaynell Shearer, Jolly Hardin. The S. H. S. Band is one of the most popular or- ganizations of the school. This talented group is always ready to give their time and service for the enjoyment and betterment of the community and the school. This eighty - piece body makes athletic contests, civic fun sents concerts, visits two football season, and attends the State Music Festival each year. The Jumperettes, composed of twenty at- tractive high school girls, marching band. Drum major-Hugh Vaughn Sponsor-Regina Dick SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL BAND Don Stone, Director its appearance at all home ctions, and parades. It pre- out-of-town schools during add color and glamor to the NATIONAL FOREN SIC LEAGUE SPEECH The members of the Speech group and the N.F.L. did not have as busy a year as in the past but they had a fine year. Speech activities were limited because of lack of funds. The de- bate teams were composed of Jerry Kennedy, Allen Mitchell, Jim Fred Kopenhoefer, Douglas Losey, J imTom Holt, and Hugh Vaughn. The latter twodid notlose adebateall season. Opponents in debate were Harrodsburg, Madison Model, Bell Co., Middlesboro, and Benham. The debate teams won seven and lost four. Somerset was runner-up in the regional debate tournament. In other speech activities Somerset was well represented. Jerry Kennedy and Hugh Vaughn received superior ratings in Extemporaneous Speaking in the regional contest at Barbour- ville. Jim Fred Kopenhoefer received Superior in Radio Speaking and Tommy Adams rated Superior in Discussions. Jim Fred Kopenhoefer, Vicki Ritter, Allen Mitchell, and Joan Meadows rated good or excellent in poetry and dramatic reading. In the State Speech Festival, Hugh Vaughn received Superior in Extemporaneous Speaking. Jerry Kennedy and Tommy Adams were rated excellent in Discussion. Jim Fred Kopenhoeffer received an excellent rating in Radio Speaking. Some members of the Speech group attended N .F . L. Student Congresses at Winchester, Georgetown, and Frankfort. Somerset also had a dele- gation at the Model United Nations held on the Campus of Transylvania University at Lexington. New members received in the N.F.L. were John Parker Denton, Jim Tom Holt, Jim Fred Kopenhoefer, Douglas Losey, John Fitzwater, Tommy Adams, Vicki Ritter, and Edward Gregory. The degree of honor was conferred upon John Fitzwater and Hugh Vaughn won the degree of excellence. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Don Stone, Director The Girls Glee Club made a superior rating this year at the State Music Festival in Lexington. Top Picture, left to right, first row: Hadie Herrin, Elizabeth Johnson, Sue Ping, June Tucker, Patty Caldwell, Sue Hines. Second row: Mary Garrett, Priscilla Snapp, Karen Hoffman, Emily Spears, Nancy Baker, Gaynelle Shearer, Tammie DuBrow, Joyce Daulton, Vickie Ritter. Third row, Mr. Stone, Jeanne Conley, Louise Gilmore, Nancy Barnett, Frankie Daulton, JoaniMeadows, Phyllis Shelton, Judy Laugherty, Patricia Massey, Ann Strunk. Bottom Picture, left to right, first row: Carolyn Crockett, Margaret Vanhook, Becky Newell, Judy Woodall, Janet Richardson, Joan Holton, Linda Bryant. Second row: Brenda Turpin, Mary Ann Cornett, Joyce Dye, Anna Mae J ones, Eva Mae Stokes, Pat McMahan, Mary Baker. Third row: Janice Tarter, Pat Baker, Linda Hines, Sue Waters, Arlee Mullins, Miss Wesley. Fourth row: Mr. Stone, Marlene Hamm, Jackie Overly, Patricia Owsley,Mary Renfro RADIO CLUB The Somerset Radio Club is fortunate to have as its adviser, John Hartnett of the W S F C staff. His experience is of great value to the group. On February 13 the club actually operated the local station from 5:00 a.m. till 11:00 p.m. This was the climax of the year's program, Each Saturday Johnny Fitzwater, club president, and John Denton act as masters of ceremonies at W S F C during Teen Time Hour. Other members of the group rotate duties of the program. MEMBERS First row, left to right: Vicki Ritter, Judy Newell, Betty Jesse, Suzanne Gragg, Eliz- abeth Johnson,Karen Hoffman, Gaynelle Shearer. Second row: Sam Tweedy, Skipper Gregory, Nancy Baker, Lydia Walker, Nancy Vaught, Brenda Watkins, Mary H. Inman, Buddy Vaughn, Jerry Kennedy, Gene Tassie. Third row: John Fitzwater, Tammie DuBrow, Kenny Creekmore, Bobby Davies, Rob- by Nelson, Donald Estes, Michael Gay, Fred Francis, Pete Lancaster, Ronnie Christopher, John Denton, Jimmy Wesley, James Kopenhoefer. FOLK DANCE CLUB Members: Kay T. Miller, Wade Cain, Frank Bourne, Eddie Ledford, Jim Fred Kopen- hoefer, Eddie Newton, Kempie Watkins, Patty Caldwell, Leanne Baisley, Martha Roberts, Polly Claunch, Helen Hembree, Nancy Barnett, Sonja Cinnomon, Kathy Silvers, Nancy Jan Beasley, Regina Dick, Barbara Starkey, Jeanne Sherman, Jeanie Conley, Judy Hughes, Louisa Green, Nancy Waddle. Those attending Mountain Folk Festival at Berea College: Leanne Baisley, Patty Cald- well, Sarah Jane Prather, Wade Cain, Jim Fred Kopenhoefer, Kay T. Miller, and sponsors Maurice Wesley and Mrs. Irene Broyles. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls Athletic Association is a newly organized club in Somerset High School. Its purposeis to encourage athletics for all girls, to develop a spirit of fair play, sportsman- ship, and fellowship among the student. The governing body of the club is composed of the four officers, the athletic council, and the faculty adviser. OFFICERS President ......... .. . ...... .................... . . ........ Mary Frances Daulton Vice President . ................ ..... . ........... V irginia Vaught Secretary .......... .............. P atricia Taylor Treasurer ,..... ......... Sue Ledford Director ........ .......... .............. ........... . ................ . . .......... ................. ........... M i s s Smith Y-TEENS The Y-Teens is a service club and the girls extension of the Hi-Y. The club through- out the year has performed service to the school and community. OFFICERS President ...........r .... . ....................... ......... N a ncy Routt Vice President .......... . ,,....... .... J oyce Burton Secretary ,......,...... .......... E leanor Isaacs Treasurer ............. .... . ......... ....,,.... ........ P a tricia Sumner Adviser ..,..,.... .4..,,......................................... ...,....... ,........... M r s . Ping Student Council Representative ......... . ...........,. . ........ Earline Price MEMBERS First Row L to R - Pat Sumner, Joyce Burton, Nancy Routt, Eleanor Isaacs, Pat Shelton, Virginia Vaught. Second Row - Mrs. Ping, Anna Mae Jones, Sue Lundy, Janet Garner, Patsy Brown, Eralene Price, Mary Renfro, J onetta Owsley. Third Row - Janice Shelton, Linda Hines, Mary Burton, Wilda Sears, Doris Godby, Doris Burton. Fourth Row - Catherine Waite, Betty Waite, Lillie Cook, Arneice Anderson, Lucy Stigall. Mary Jo Gilmore, Peggy Jamison. FUTURE HCMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President, Linda Wilson: First Vice President, Sue Randolph Wilson: Second Vice President, Ruth Ann Cowan: Secretary, Emma Jean Acton: Treasurer, June Tucker: Historian, Joyce Daulton: Reporter, Sue Hines: Song Leader, Pat Gill: Parliamentarian, Burzelle Whitaker: Recreation Leader, Janie Wilson: Hostess, Paula Grear: Advisers, Mrs. Setser and Mrs. Lay. MEMBERS Linda Wilson, Sue Wilson, Ruth Cowan, Emma Jean Acton, June Tucker, Joyce Daulton, Sue Hines, Pat Gill, Burzelle Whitaker, Janie Wilson, Paula Grear, Judy Goforth, Joyce Lilly, Joan Holton, Linda Catron. MOTTO Toward New Horizons 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. I.. r F' mf? 5 SY L.- .Q , , . 1 Q' J - - N -g l ' ' f-'va - . . if .A .2 'X lx ' v3 ' . ,tj ,at ,-12 zu : .LW V . 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'Q -r 'ggi-w'Zi?Ei?fI' V'-'tw ssl' 155+ ' 7 ' !f4e1Ii fEF.'3e:f' Aa.--5, ' M --1. Hu- nn ,' J.. f' H Y f , -,J ma.-'g-.1 mmf, L-1'. Y A , 1.-14.14 ' - KW' ff:-5'-'L' .ff Ti: ff 4214242 f .wen 25 F' f fi fir-f-j5'fl'q,-':2'Q'1AN41f? ?9q ' Wk? - - me JJ. - Hz. f-Ja r f ,I '. 1 H, 1 4 1 X L ' , I 1 , s, K A r s y .W-, J 1 ,Q 1 W, 2 ,. W P: xfv ' 1 f X . ,A .. . .. .,,,-2, git M -. FOOTBALL SUMMARY One week before the season opened, Somerset lost their star lineman, Carl Cox, 200-pound guard. This left a big hole in the Jumper line. In the first game ofthe season, Boone County nosed out the Jumpers by 13-12. Gene Tassie and Ed McKenney scored for Somerset. The Jumpers Won the second game by defeating highly-ranked Middlesboro by 7-6. Jim Ed Daulton carried the ball across and McKenney booted the deciding extra point. Daulton, Cook ,and Cunningham scored as Somerset knocked off Knox Central 20-7. The next Jumper victim was the Tompkinsville team, which fell by 38-12. Ed McKenney paced the wayg Tas- sie, Daulton also scored, as did Coffey. The next game was a disastrous thriller 7-7 but 1ost the second leading scorer and ground gainer when Jim Ed Daulton suffered a broken leg in the second play of the game. Next the Corbin Redhounds, led by Calvin Bird, flew all over Somerset, 39-0. Somerset tripped Hazard on Tommy Adams's 10-yard sweep. The Jumpers felt defeat for the last time when they lost to Henry Clay by 7-6. Tassie scored- Fern Creek fell before the quarterbacking of Tweedy, the running of Grissom, Cunning- ham, and Tassie were deciding factors. Tassie and Cunningham racked up the points. K. M. I. was trimmed 7-0 on a one-yard sneak by Ed McKenny. Adams and Tassie were outstanding. In the Lake Cumberland Bowl game Somerset reached their peak. Once again Tassie's running and Tweedy's passing were important factors in the jumpers victory. Tassie, who scored three touchdowns, was named most valuable player. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN FOOTBALL LETTERMEN FOOTBALL LETTERMEN CAPTAIN TOM ADAMS-Big and rough senior end, outstanding on defense. Good leader. Honorable Mention All-State. CO-CAPTAIN ALLEN MITCHELL-Small, but rough and very aggressive. Always in there fighting. Very good blocker and tackler. GENE TASSIE-Leading ground gainer, second high scorer with 42 points. Voted Most Valuable Player in Lake Cumberland Bowl game. All-State Honorable Mention. DAVID HAM-Big, aggressive, and rough. Good on defense. Honorable Mention All-State. GERALD MONDS-Best offensive lineman, opened wide holes on right side for ball car- rier to travel through. JIM ED DAULTON-One of the best Jumper fullback prospects in years. Second leading ground gainer. Unfortunately received an injury early in the season which prevented his playing. Lots of steam and the will to play. SAM TWEEDY-Swift and shifty quarterback. Good play caller, able to adjust to the sit- uation. Leading passer. GENE PRATHER-Leading pass-receiver. Also outstanding on defense. Valuable as a player who rushed the opponent's passers. LOWELL BURTON--Small, hard-charging lineman with brutal force behind his charge. Fast and aggressive. HAROLD CUNNINGHAM-Big, 190-pound halfback, hard to bring down when he was started. Good tackler and defensive halfback. JERRY KENNEDY-Senior. Sure handed center who was very valuable at centering ball. back on punts and extra points. ED COOK-Senior. Hard-running back with exceptional speed. Fine as a defensive half- back. TERRY LOVELESS-Senior. Exceptionally good blocker and tackler. Rusket always provided the wit for the team. DANNY JASPER-Senior. Fullback who was very effective at backing up the line. KELLY GRISSOM-Senior halfback. Shifty and a good broken-field runner. DAVID GRAYBEAL-Junior. Captain-elect. Good aggressive player and a bone-crushing tackler. ED MCKENNEY-Junior. Co-captain-elect. Quarterback. Good all around player, fast and shifty. The season's high scorer with 47 points. JOE RUDD-Junior fullback. Hard runner and good defensive back. RICHARD CORRELL-Junior guard. Exceptionally good on defense. Shows much prom- ise for next season. LARRY DICK-Junior halfback. Good defensive back. Good on punt returns. GENE BRANSCUM -Junior guard. Hard tackler. Splendid defensive man. BOB WADDLE-Freshman center. Good line-backer. Plenty of promise. COACHES--William M. Clark, and James Williams. BASKETBALL LETTERMEN CO-CAPTAIN JERRY BENNETT - Senior forward. The Jumpers' leading scorer. A left-handed player who was good on defense and a good rebounder. CO-CAPTAIN TOMMY ADAMS- Senior center. A consistent rebounder who was very effective on tip-ins. Led team in field goal accuracy. EDDIE NEWTON - Senior guard. A very fast, hard-working ball player. Good jump shot artist. HAROLD CUNNINGHAM - Senior guard, the playmaker. Outstanding ball handler. Excellent passer and dribbler. ED NEWELL-Junior forward. All District team. Second leading scorer. Scored 32 points against Monticello. ED COOK - Senior guard Good two-hand set shot. Very good defensively. BYRON YOUNG-Senior guard. A good jump shot. Very accurate shot and a smart player. WILLIAM COFFEY-Junior forward. Outstanding rebounder. Good one- hand push shot. Left-handed player. LARRY DICK - Junior guard. Good playmaker and smart passer. BILL MAUNEY - Sophomore forward. Has a good eye for the basket. Shows much promise for future play. MANAGERS-JOHNNY HINES and FARRIS DILLS -':: . Wm 'Zi 5 ' ,fa X ,gy 2 . , 4 'wg fa H f ,Q ww BASKETBALL LETTERMEN 'A,. 1 it ,X ,,.,, ..V'.:. ,. Q, EZ. 2 X I Zil 5 -Q : ::: : :A' - I Q , :'P:: E . Q f V' l A W , I 5 . ' ,,..' A.1,, 5 is Elsefsfez X V 'E ' va X , ,A in Vuuquuu in .. . QQ !,:'l,: E .,,.,:,-.:I Z ,::.-- : i ',:' - W' if N. -2 : ' P z K A ,.,,.1 .A,. f , A Izzz ' ' 'vi A I ' . .. ,: , 2 t sml 5: : E I V . AAZI FL U 317517 Z'im::m'z'E, : ., I My 'Lf iam ! x ,- nzun I . .,..,. f . , I A '----- J ,'-:,'--- 3 .E wma . mvifzgz vw Q f ' ,yawn Ycfafrmgjg K RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM The Bunnies were not very successful in the won-lost column in 1957, winning four and losing nineg however, there were boys who showed promise of being outstanding Jumpers in future years. Among the bright prospect are Joe Brown, Wilson Sears Curt Wallace, Ronnie Baker, Ronnie Jasper, and David Phelps. TEAM First row, left to right: Dick Godby, Gary Mitchell. David Phelps, Ronnie Christopher, Curt Wallace, Wilson Sears, Cornelius Coffey. Second row: Coach Stines, Bobby Lewis, Ronnie Baker, Elray Edwards, Joe Brown, Ted Ramsey, Ronnie Jasper, Spencer Pitman. BASEBALL The Jumper baseball squad had a rough season in 1957 and wound up the season with a 2-8 record. They were runner-up in the District Tournament. This was the first year in Somerset baseball history that they had lost the tourney. Pitcher Harold Cunningham, Byron Young, Gene Tassie, William Coffey, and Ed Mc- Kenney worked hard all year. Jim Tom Holt, Ed Cooke, Gary Mitchell, Allen Mitchell, Richard Allen, Tommy Adams, David Hamm, Gene Prather, Johnny Fitzwater, Wilson Sears, David Bodie, Jimmy Tram- mell, Frank Snapp, Ronnie Baker, and Bill Cain, led the Somerset team through out the year. The managers were Robert Glover, Donald Estes, and E. Adams. Coach for the season was Ray Stines. TRACK First row, left to right-Sammy Tweedy, Bobby Davies, Spencer Pitman. Gene Tassie, Joe Rudd, Bobby Hood, J .I. Hines, Jerry Connelly. Second row, Walter Maguire, Jackie Girdler, Jerald Monds, Eddie Newton, J. W. Hines, Ernest James, Joe Brown, and Coach Williams. GOLF For the second consecutive year since the reorganization of the S. H. S. golf team, Coach Ed Tucker has produced another fine team. VVith the two years experience the team now has, their future looks brighter in spite of a tough schedule. Since all matches were scheduled after the publication of the annual, the seasonal record cannot be report- ed. MEMBERS David Graybeal, Jim Fred Kopenhoefer, Robbie Nelson, Ed Gregory, Alan Reed. SCHEDULE Berea Middlesboro Danville -IIDITITI ITIJUC BEST STUDENT Jim Tom Holt Wilda Sears BEST LOOKING Edward Gregory Regina Dick BEST ALL ROUND Jerry Kennedy Glenda Wilson BEST ATHLETE Gene Tassie Nancy Barnett BEST PERSONALITY Robby Nei son Betty Jesse TOO MANY RELATIVES A FARCE IN THREE ACTS BY THOMAS SUTTON CAST OF CHARACTERS Harry Savage, a young wrlter .,........ .........,.......... Mabel Savage, his recent wife ..,..... Mrs. Donnell, their land lady .......... Gracie Evans, Mabel's sister ...................... Jasper Wilkins. her bashful beau .. ..,....... .. Officer Butterfield, a poetic policeman .......... Lucy, a mald .......... ...,....... .....l....................... Ermintrude Evans, Mabel's aunt ............ Otto B. Savage, Harry's uncle ............,........ Smokey McGee. a desperate criminal ......i Radio Announcer . ........ Tom Adams . Janet Warren Nancy Barnett Eleanor Isaacs . Robby Nelson .Eddie Newton .Glenda Wilson Ruby Fuller Jerry Kennedy ....,.........Gene Tassie John Fitzwater SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL Sixty-Second Annual Commencement High School Gymnasium Earralaurratr Srruirr Sunday May 26, 1957, 7:30 P.M. Mr. W. B. Jones, Principal, Presiding Processional Invocation .,.... ...................... ........... R e verend Charles M. Hanna, Jr. Pastor First Presbyterian Church, Somerset Hymn: Rock of Ages Announcements .......,.......... ............ S uperintendent O'Leary Meece Not a Sparrow Falleth ..................................................... ....... F ranz Abt Mixed Chorus He, Watching Over Israel ............ ...... . ..... . ...... .... M e ndelssohn Girls' Chorus Sermon .................................... ..... . ............ ........... D r. Horace Weaver Chairman, Division of Religion and Philosophy, Union College Hymn: Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus Benediction ....................... ................ R everend Charles M. Hanna, Jr. Mrahuatinn Exrrrinra Friday, May 29, 1957, 7:30 P.M. Mr. O'Leary Meece, Superintendent, Presiding Processional Invocation ..................... . . ......... ........... ........... R e verend L. D. Fisher Pastor, First Christian Church, Somerset Pavane ................... .................................... .......... ..........................., D e l ibes Somerset High School Girls' Chorus Commencement Address .......,..................................., Dr Adron Doran President, Morehead State College Little English Suite ........ .......... ........... ..............................,........ J a c kson Somerset High School Band Awarding of Diplomas ..........,................ ........ P rincipal W. B. Jones Benediction ......... ..... .......... ,.......... R e v erend L. D. Fisher MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus is composed of students from each high school class. The mem- bers are those who are interested in singiri, some of the girls coming from the girls chorus. At the Music Festival in Lexington the Chorus won a superior rating. Their numbers were, Not A Sparrow Fal1eth and Row, Row, Row Your Boat. Mr. Stone is the director and Judy Newell is accompanist. MEMBERS First row: Kenny Creekmore, Pat McMahan, Janis Tarter, Judy Newell, Gaynelle Shearer, Karen Hoffman, Yuvonne Johnson, Cookie Simpson. Second row: Vicki Ritter, Nancy Baker, Tamrnie Dubrow, Beckie Newell, Marlene Hamm, Elizabeth Johnson, Emily Spears, Patty Caldwell, June Tucker, Sue Hines, Joyce Dalton. Third Row: Bobby Setser, Ann Strunk, Mary Baker, Pat Massey, Sue Ping, Eva Mae Stokes, Linda Hines, Brenda Turpin, Arlee Mullins, Piscilla Snapp, Mary E. Garrett, Joan Meadows, Nancy Barnett. Fourth Row: Pete Lancaster, Ronnie Christopher, Richard Sears, Mike Gay, Robbie Nelson, Sam Tweedy, Skipper Gregory, Buddy Vaughn, Allen Mitchell, Tom Adams, Jerry Kennedy, Wilson Sears, Gary Mitchell, Jim Kopenhoefer. PRIZES WON IN 1956 THE FRESHMAN CITIZENSHIP PRIZE, donated by the Dairy Queen .... Janice Cooper. THE WILL CLARK FRESHMEN ATHLETIC PRIZE ............ Charles Lewis. THE FRESH MAN SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE, donated by the High School Parent-Teacher Association ........ Patricia Bastin, Janice Cooper, Amelia Keeney, James Kopenhoefer, Lydia Walker. THE SOPHOMORE SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE, donated by the First and Farmers National Bank ....... ................ ......,.. ........... .......... J a m e s Trammell. THE JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE. donated by the Somerset Lions Club ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... ......... .... ........... J a m e s T h omas Holt THE SENIOR SCOLARSHIP PRIZE, donated by the Somerset Lodge No. 238, Independent Order of Odd Fellows .. ............ Heber Carleton Godsey. SENIOR MATHEMATICS PRIZE, donated by the Somerset Kiwanis Club Carleton Godsey. SENIOR SCIENCE PRIZE, donated by Alonzo Carter, Standard Oil Distribu- tor ................... .............. ..... . . . ........,.......................... ........................... P at Jasper. SENIORS MUSIC PRIZE, donated by the Somerset Womans Club ............ Dick Baker. BAND PRIZE. donated by the Prather Insurance Company ........ Phillis Lair. THE BAUSCH AND LOMB HONORARY SCIENCE AWARD .... Calvin Aker. THE GEORGE DUGAN ATHLETIC PRIZE, donated by Don E. Cooper ........ Maguire. THE SENIOR CITIZENSHIP PRIZE FOR GIRLS, donated by Rex Sharpe Johanna Shoopman THE SENIOR CITIZENSHIP PRIZE FOR BOYS, donated by the Citizens National Bank ...........,......... ................. ...................... ........................ Lo u i s Dills EFFICIENCY PRIZE, donated by the Somerset Rotary Club ........................... .. Jasper. THE FORENSIC PRIZE, donated by Hon. C.Homer Neikirk ..., ....................... .. Jones. BEST ALL-ROUND BAND MEMBER. BASED ON THIS YEAR'S RECORD . Jo Agnes Jones. HOME ECONOMIC PRIZE, donated by Graybeal Electric Company ............. . ......... ............ ............ .......... .......... .......... ......... . . . ........ ........... K a y e C orrell. AMERICAN HISTORY AWARD, donated by the local chapter ofthe Daugh- ters of the American Revolution .... .................................. .... H u gh Vaughn. ' il? if 1 'wfwxyfqwfg 3 -vw Xb gg. M ., mfg fy ksxfxyx my Jw XM nfl' XA fa . si mf wx fffftm 2 ks 1 K 1 Q SOMERSET AREA VOOATIONAL SCHOOL v ,r A, 57-, V :lg .':'f.-,V :pi J my-,if QQ... ' id. 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There have been fif- 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 Mechanics, Mr. Virgil Grayson. Machine Shop: Mr. Charles Pritchett, Woodworkg Mr. Charles Robinette, Electricity and Radio. Mr. Clyde Denton, Related Subjects for Printing Trades, and Mr. Johri Sackett, Instructor of Related Subjects. The floor space totals 9,274 sq. feet, with equipment valued at S1 13,825, 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 trades for which they trained or in allied trades. In addition to the Industrial Education courses offered at Somerset, a prcgram of Distributive Education was added to the school curriculum in July of 1948. Mr. John Maguire is the Teacher Coordinator in Distributive Education. Mr. Walter G. Lehmann is Teacher Coordinator in Trade and Industrial Education. 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 supplie . fi ,V a - 'v .nr-1 ,,,A ,, 1 A 1 U4 -. 5' .1 1 Q . , 1 if . 5 -ai' g Isis .N. 1.l . -1,1 Tk , 5. fi 1 X 5, 1 . - - s 1' 1. 1 ' n A Q V. ,, ., -AG , x. m -F . 5. J-. Y, 1 7'F-::.,,- 'vs . 'Lf we -2 1 'H x . ,, H , + ' 'A-4 4 ,L e r .N -1. ff , -11 H 'W .EAS ,,g. ,J . - F, . , , ,, . , , .J 5. ,.: 1 1 wt, I v 4, xg., is K W gil -My L 'U :Hr El 54. . -N .,.. 0. f XIERDSENQEQQ Q. Vx .::' , A .AA .. VJ ,- .,'-Liz: nfj ?f,.3f:-N ' -42-4?-riff -1 .f f , TY .5 L-. W iii? I 71 ,Q 1 I - '1' l7ai57f . J.. I , . L. J ELLICO GROCERY CO 1NCoRPoRATED Wholesale Distributors Libby's Fruits and Vegetables American Beauty Canned Goods Lexington Cream Flour Domino Sugar Phone 70 8z 770 Somerset, Ky. 'I' -I' -gi-1.1 mln:-..1.pi..1........i..T...-...-.I.-......'q- :7::f:: -:: : 1: : 7:4- SOMERSET FLORAL CO. CENTRAL AT BOURNE AVE. PHONE 588 SOMERSET, KENTUCKY ACROSS FROM CITY HOSPITAL NE WTONIAN FLORAL SHOP ON THE SQUARE PHONE 10 SOMERSET, KENTUCKY - --' r -- -- -- - - '- 1 1 ': :: :i I ': :-4: 1: 1: W W f W - TIBBALS DRUG STORE The Reccall Stofre Fountain Service Athletic Supplies Whitman's Candies Stationery Sheaffer Pens ' ' W 7 :I-nf :liz :lim-vu: u-vm...m..- --1... - qp1u1un1 11 : :Y Jlfg :1 :ska Jn-gr 11--:: 1 ::- -uinuiu :I+-:::uu1u-sl :n1u..n zu '::--21 Parker Insurance Agency 116 N. Main Street . . . Opposite Post Office PHONE 79 11 2 ::::: :: .:-n-:: : :: :: 1: : zz-:iz :1 lc SHOP AT THE UNITED s0MERsET's DEPARTMENT STORE Quality Merchandise At Low Prices 1. : ::7:: 1 11 1: :: :e 11 11 1? : 11 : :1 : 11 1: 11 1:4 Yr: :: 1: 1: 1: MODERN DR Y CLEANERS GUARANTEED QUALITY SERVICE G. D. BELL, Owner PHONE 710 CENTRAL AVENUE SOMERSET, KENTUCKY PICK UP AND DELIVERY -A - -qu 17- .Yu- -3- , -.- I Q Distinctive Wearing Apparel for Women ! i 5 J OSI-3PH'S I SOMERSET, KENTUCKY I I PHONE 134 I 4...-..:f :L P E-:P :-- V: : -P I :4 1 1 1 E J Q- -.,..,,....g 42, 24: -- - 1---:L-p 'Q' E: 2: 1: ,:. 1. P: L L L I 1, f-E. ! I ! f SOMERSET'S LEADING Q Compliments NEWSPAPER E I of THE SOMERSET - ! P I JOURNAL P 1 2 5 . , M'rs. Murray K. Rogers, QPIGFCQ S Market! 5 Publisher i Monte R. Tussey Associate Editofr 109 N- M AIN ST. Best equipped job oiice in the 2 mountains of Kentucky l I ! and Tennessee ii i I 4...-21 f.: 1 1: 1: x Ti, 5.7: I I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1: 4, -f.-P-f-,H W ---W ff ff -f-f LCSEY sz SAMS INS. AGENCY 1 IF IT'S INSURABLE WE'LL INSURE IT T KENTUCKY THEATER BUILDING 1 PHONE 157 Q SOMERSET KENTUCKY I -u 1111-n -1 -'-u :n 34:11 :: :a :u zu :IL -ufzu :u-n :u :u :n :u re :n ls: The Voice of the Scenic Cumberlands WSFC A Symbol of Community Progress, Radio Station WSFC, offers Congratulations and Best Wishes for the future to all Members of the Somerset High School Graduating Class of 1957 1240 ON YOUR DIAL MUTUAL BROA DCASTING SYSTEM Owned and Operated by the SOUTHEASTERN BROADCASTING COMPANY MIKE LAYMAN, President and General Manager pin..-..1.g1,.1.p1q.. ...-..1..-.Il1...-...-...-..-11.14.-...1.,1..1..?..-4.11.1 1 i..1lpiqg1.,1,.-..1,,.1.,,-,,..,1.,.1nu1 THE COTTON SHOP Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 'S' 'I' I 1 I I . 1 I 3 OOMPLIMENTS OF , I I SOMERSET I LOAN COMPANY I I I I . , J I I I Q LOANS TO S300 2 I PHONE 201-W I SOMERSET, KY. 1 1 I I I I I I :: 1- - 1 nz- - -: 1- f:?:--..p. 4. :E - ,ifnfzrfw 1 2 :-....- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS W. H. RAMSEY Distributor Of Gulf Products , 1 - ,.-. 1 1...-.n1n1,.1.,1..i..1,,1.......1 'Y' -..........-..-..-....-.....-....- ......-...-...-...-.... ja -...... .... -..-..-....-....-..-..- - -- - --9 The Commonwealth A PAPER THAT IS READ AND QUOTED Complete coverage of local, farm, club, social and sports events GEORGE A. JOPLIN, JR. Editor GEORGE A. J OPLIN, III Associate Editor Job printing of highest quality at reasonable price Maple St. Somerset, Ky. -4l-or7.n- n-- 1 - - 1 -- ---I W. D. Gover Furniture Store U COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS PAINT 8z GLASS 1:15. :-:s-:u 1: ,:--u ,n .r :: :r r--:I--:-in i 5 Somerset One Houri Cleaners 1 1 Q Featuring MARTINIZING 2 g the Most in Dry Cleaning Ewa also LAUNDER SHIRTS I 1 204 E. Mt.Vernon Phone 390 g I QKEEP THAT SHARP LOOKE Q WITH oUR COMPLETE i SER VICE I q,...-............-.............. ..,..,..-.,.-....... ,.. .. in H so - + it ll F w I H I i 1 ! 5 PHONE 123 I ! ! 1 ' -Y --n --- -- - W ., . ' - -:in 4 -llxvls-ni. EERE-R53-ERIEEgiii-EREERM-'C I Athletic Equipment for All Sports Evinrude Motors-Aluma Craft Boats The Most Complete Line of Fishing Tackle 114 S. MAPLE ST. PHONE 660 -1- .......-..-......-..-..-..-.........-..-...P -1-....-.. .- M 4 2 L . Graybeal Electrlc THE Company 1 FAIR STORE g E Incorporated . . F I Hotpomt Apphances Ouzjittfifng Women---That's R C A Radio 5 Our Business Phonograph Records E PHONE 267 I i PHONE ass ! i i 7 SOMERSET, KENTUCKY I i i l Q l fx, eff: E: x .1 1 1:-H11 1--.1 2: -NI, 4.13.2-.T-.: 1: 1 1 1 1 : :A :x DEXHEIMER - BEATY MOTORS MERCURY - FORD- FORD TRACTO RS SINCE 1921 FORD CORNER SOMERSET, KENTUCKY PHONE 73 AND 74 PAUL DEXHEI MER CHARLES R. BEATY 1-n: :Y :: :: 1 -: :. ., :alan :: 1: 4:- upiuni -ni...-nu-nn... .-gn.-,,,19u1uu..qu 419-.nu7:ugen7:1-gu-...1..1..-.gg1ggi.-1...?u....-u W. R. NICHOLS LUMBER CO. Lumber---Millwork---Building Supplies Hardware---Paints---Concrete Blocks Electrical Appliances---Kitchen Planning Better Equipment to Render Better Service HIGHWAY E. 80 PHONE 343 RESIDENCE 1123 ur :: u: :: :a--I: ll-:r :: :: :: ::+:: 5: -i:7x :- r :: u: : -u: :: :: :: :: :Q :: -u-2-er :: :-:fn u--1 -:six -2 f 7- - :I .u ze 1: -: -. Y ,. .. ,u, . Arrow Shirts Stetson Sz Lee Hats McGregor Sports Wear Florsheim 8z Jarman Shoes M. L. GOVER Meals and Boys' Wear Made - to - Measure and Ready - to - Wear Clothing nu --- - -uf-uf-I 1-1 - -------M 1 :- 1 1 -- 11:1 11- -- :: :: ::-ar nu.-Q:-un CUMBERLAND STUDIO NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE Commercial Photography---Portraits Photographic Supplies VVEDDINGS oUR SPECIALTY JAMES SLAUGHTER , .: :,,:: .. . .. .. .. 3 I I -- - - -- I 1- --1--,,,,:-1-W --- -,nu1nu1uu1......1..1..1 1 1..1.,.1.,,1.. ...uf--u '-7----H :I Y- P- :n zu :tin -:z Photoeraft Studio 210 E. Mt. Vernon Portrait - Commercial Copywork - Kodak GEORGE SHADOAN You Are Always Welcome At Pulaski Drug Co. Where Quality And Low Prices Prevail YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE PHONE 43 WE DELIVER -My 4. ...,,.- ---- W- .-....-...-,..,- --,.u- 4. J. J. Newberry 5, 108z25 Cent Store In Somerset I t's Newberrgfs q..4-.:l::- zz L :Q E is Compliments of Somerset Stone Co Inc. Crushed Stone Agricultural Lime E. HIGHWAY 80 PHONE 217 ,iqpql-q SOMERSET MACHINESHGPH- MACHINE WORK AUTO REPAIR WELDING-RADIATOR REPAIRS PHONE 311 CORNER CENTRAL AND MARKET SOMERSET, KY SALES T.V. AND RADIO REPAIR SERVICE ALBERTSON RADIO 105 WEST MT. VERNON STREET SOMERSET, KENTUCKY ADMIRAL RADIO AND TELEVISION TELEPHONE 378 W. J. Albertson, Owner :::::::::::r::::11:::::::::::::::::v-n::::::: :n :: 27:1 ::--:u-ni 27:!,:n7:u7::-2 ::- :: :iz :: 1: :-: -:: :: : PHONE 810 WILSON MOTOR CO. NEW AND USED CARS AND TRUCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD TERMS TO SUIT AT THE BUS STATION LOT SOMERSET, KY I ., I I ,,,.,., YL-inr gg :f 157: 3 1: :: :: : : 7: 1: :. W ,. ,gf 1 .. BISSELL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 119 S. Main Street Somerset, Kentucky ROYAL TYPEWRITERS SALES AND SERVICE 1 :: :n-li :: :: .7: z :iz : : .7 35 if Hafr'fry's Style Center YOUR MEN'S WEAR PHONE 115 SOMERSET KENTUCKY A A -- -- A .-, -13.- ,, I, , B KL H SHOE STORE So'me1'set's Only Exclusive Shoe Stofre FEATURING ONLY NA TIONALLY ADVERTISED SHOES WE FIT BY X-RAY E. MT. VERNON ST. SOMERSET, KY. - r ff - r--A -- - Y- ' 'Y --YH -- --1--in -li -- -. -. -. -Y .. .. W .. .. 3 5 Z 3 3 i : Z ,.,E COLYER'S JEWELRY Watch and Clock Repairing Authorized Agency for LONGINES-WITTNAUER WATHCES ON THE SQUARE SOMERSET, KY Anderson Drug Store School Supplies Prescriptions Fountain Service French Bauer Ice Cream PHONE 4 : ll-1: :: :: :: :: --: 1n1n:7 4 L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L +L -i- LOANS S10 to S300 PEOPLES LOAN COMPANY Corner Hgwy. 80 and U. S 27 Truck Route SOMERSET, KY. CHARLES JONES, Manager PHONE 110 , -- -- --- -lin-uf-n 11: - ' -nf-u -- W 1 Y A 7: 1 1:-:: :: : 1: 1, 1 THE FIRST all FARMERS NATIONAL BANK SOMERSET, KENTUCKY LEDFORD SL ELLIS Wholesale Grocers 230 E. Market Street Somerset, Kentucky - ----0 37-E ,-...H -. :: :: :: mi: 41:5 :min ::7:: :: : 1: :: :I :l :in-in :: xi ... 7:1 COMPLIMENTS OF WATSON 'S DEPARTMENT STORE E. MT. VERNON STREET SOMERSET, KENTUCKY ., W Y, ., - ., ,. ,. W , ., -. ., .. .. .. .. n: ' .. : 5 cf- :r 1lTC I W 'I' ' ' HOLT HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIAL WIRE FENCING and PAINT PHONE 586 SOMERSET, KY. W af., ., ., E ,. ,. ..,u:--a:, n: nz I: 4 l-C I 37' I F - -' ' T' 'T I Iihlln '!' H - '! --- . -. ., ,Y W . - ' ! 2 5 My Bcmkvto Thousands I I T 1 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL 5 I BANK g Somerset, Kentucky i CAPITAL ,.,... ,... .............,.................................. .......T............. S 1 oo ,ooo E SURPLUS .,,,...... ..........,........ ............. .......... ......................, 5400 , ooo 5 I SAFE .... ..... .... S 0 UND... ...... STRONG -iv, I I 1 Y' 75,2 :YE Y, 27: W - S 'grv--, ::- : :Q : 27...-.. 2 I-,,,,:, Mini? Q c0mp1imenA EHOLT S CLAUNCHI I ! . . T g of g SQFVICQ Statlon RKENTUCKY and VIRGINIA i I THEATRES E STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS? ' I Mrs. David Olson Miss Adeline Ward East Highway 80 and Q Phone 52 A Staff f E Somerset, Kentucky i 1 I i +1 f I -- -1- -9- -A -- A A - 1 M4 Wi g-.1 :I SOMERSET PHARMACY Prescription Druggist Agency for Nyal Products Complete Line of Du Barry Cosmetics Norris Candy PHONE 99 ,,,:Yil V I1-g:1:xf::::g1g:: The Homespun Stajf Wishes to thank the advertisers for their cooperation A , .. W .. W 71: .. an-an Yfff ,anxi-f-----V--fn--fv-W- HOBE'S RADIO KL VIDEO SERVICE Dumont, Emerson, and G.E. T-V'S PHONE 214 119 Crab Orchard Street Somerset, Kentucky ---- 343--